Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-13
From Tuesday's Daily.
Tombstone Represented

over to the celebration at Lowell yes
 terdsy and all report . good time
 They returned home last night.
 Honk! Honk!
 Reece Cornelius. of the Mscbomict
 Mercantile company, with . nev Overland, CcuIt Reporter J w Walk CT with su Overland, and NJ E Hswes assistant cashier of be First National Bank, with new StuIet aker. are added to the list of Tombstone auto osuers within tine pact few days.
 Dance We'll Attended | The dance isst nigh. a. Gage Hall wss well attended and the music was good. the crowd dancing unnl about F o'clock.
 On Extended Visit Mrss Hazel Struthers lefttbis morn- ing for Phoenix, where che will re msil for several months on 6 visit. Returned from Douglas
 Mis- Edna Nevin returned home this morning from Douglss, where she has been visiting wi b friends for ,ev- eral days.
 Went To Benson
 Mrs Ed summerfie Id went to Ben . son today for several days visit with friends.
 Returned from Colorado
 Ed Butter, local contractor and builder returned home today from . several months visit in Denver, Colo. rado on business.
 Our Motto
 The wstchword of the Tombstone Prospec or is hiebly commepdable. A paper promulgating @ spirit of pro- gressive living cannot but help the town where it may be edited. The town shows its appreciation of 6 good paper by hesl,h:ul advertising. May other mi all cities take uotice.-Jerome Mining News.
 Returned from Yuma
 \ J Riley, the we'll known old pio- neer of Tombstone returned home Sunday from Yuma and surrounding country, where be has been for the past several months locking after his mining interests there. Returned from Los Angeles
 Mrs Frank Ysple, aud daughter, Miss Nellie Ysple returned home las, evening from Los Angeles, where they have been for the past two months on a vacation. They report an excellent outing at the beaches, and various coast towns, aud returned in time to cast their vote today at the primaries. Results Tomorrow
 The macy aspirants for nomination to county offices are on the run today, and casting their votes here early this morning left for other parts of the county "electioneefing Results will appear in these columns tomorrow. Two Games Sunday
 Two games on the local diamond Sunday resulted in the Regulars de- feat,pg the Stars in the ret game by . score of 5 to 4, and in the second the Stare defeated the Regulars by a score Of l7 to 6. Both games were we'll played.
 Here from Phoenix
 Supreme Judge D L Cunning ham of Phoenix, and wife arrived in the county seat yesterday to be present to day and cast their vote in the Old Camp. The Judge is out for renom- instion tu the high office which he DOW holds. and while residing at Phenix, in the discharge of his duties, he has nevertheless alwsys maintain ed bis home in Tombstone. He and bis estimsble wife registered here in July He feels confident of reelection and judging from indications he will make sn excellent run Votes Cast In Bisbee Advices received from Bishee late this afternoon are that up to 3 o'clock this afternoon total of s9O votes he'd been cast, of which 7s6 were demo- cratic. v were Republicans, 19 Pro- erossive and ' SocisIistic. The women voted light according to reports, and it is expected that 6 very light vote will bs cast. The registration il 29lO.
 Fall Roundup
 The general fall roundup of the Bo- quiIlas Land & Cattle Company will commence work at Hereford st Sep.
 tember 18th to work down the Ser
 Pedro river country toward Benson
 One wagon will commence on Sep.
 tember 18th ct the Gibson ranch be.
 low Benson and work up the river to-
 wsrd Fsirbank. The Baquillss com
 pany is one of the largest cattle own,
 ers in the state, ard every year shous'