Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

 ere and renewing old scqusintsnoes . we'll ae making new friepds. Au~ li,or .Csllsgh han is out for renomin~ tion to the office which he now holds. He is now making . good clean cams 'sign, and expects to be renominsted y large majority. Auditor Cal- sghan is the man vho exposed the at the industfisi School 'ome time sgo. Mere On Business Auditor B A Jennings oi the Copper Queen ofiices ct Douglss was . visitor in the city today on company busi- oess.
 Left for Her Home
 Miss Jewel St Claire left yesterday for her home ct Fl Paso. after rev" ersl months visit in Tombstone, with her sis CT, Mre A F Parker. Received Sample Ballots
 Clerk Ksrger of the Supervisors hss received copies of the primary sample ballot for Cochise and is today sudit- ing same and making corrections be- fore printing. The Democratic ballot is the largest being come 36 of 3' inches in length by 24 in width. the Progressive, Republicsn and socisl- istic ballots, b ing much smaller. It It is expected thst the ballots will be 6nisbed the early part oi next week which will be in ample time. Visiting Sister
 Mrs Robert Stimson of Hurley. New Mexico, Is visiting with her sister. Mr' Robert Ax,eiI 10. several weeks ct th' JO Bar ranch
 Went to Douglas
 Nrs Owen E Murphy was an ont going pss;enger for Doug!a last even ing. where sbe goes % . several day visit with friends.
 Progressive Dinner
 l The Jolly Niue Club had an enjoy able time lsst evening as Progressi, Dinner, during which time they visite
 the home oi each member. where the would psrtske of one course, and con tioue on to another ms mber's hom
 where . different course would | serv.d. There are just nine meTbe'
 in the club all girls. and they enjoye thems Ives immensely, 60 they state
 rh y have sent out large number (
 invits'ions for dance to be given |
 them Saturday, q seven-piece O cheetrs will iurnish the music and
 large crowd is expected from Bi-be
 Douglas and Benson. No doubt
 will be bigbiy successful as the gir have worked untiringly for the ps'
 veek to make it co.
 Looking Over Fences
 W N Edwards of Bisbee. who
 making . race for nomination f' state representative at the comic
 primaries arrived in the county eel
 this morning from his home st tl
 Hill City and is looking over b
 fences here.
 Here from Wilcox \ Attorney L H Hsyet os Wi!!cox is visitor in the county seat today C I business matters. having made Il } trip in his Ford. He reports She roat
 e rough.
 Back from Bisbee
 Secretary J N Gaines. of the Cochi
 County Tsx;syers' Associations 2
 turned home this morning from . eel
 ersi days bus;r ess visit to Bisbee. , Pioneer Inferred
 The funeral of Thomas Habersto the we'll known pioneer was held ye [. terday afternoon from the Tarte Undertaking Parlors sod . number friends Did their lsss tribute to the
 depsr'ed frie, q. Floral offerings vel
 hume: ous. Ttts Hsbesstok came . Tom bstone in the early spring of lSs end has resided here ever siooe B , he'd Q any irieods who regret bis tel . ing oh snd he will live long in tt memory of those who knew nim. Il had no relatives in this country, b. ; had tso brothers in the old countI i. sbo have heen notified of bis death
 Registration Closes Tomorrow
 Tomorrcw ct 5 D m registration [,
 the primaries closes and will not ope
 again until September l4th for ,t
 gsoersI registration. Up so date shsl have not been registered e man names e were expected to be befol the closing date, bus today and te
 m,ssow will see large number |,
 shoss who have failed thus fer ent, tbsir names.
 netuened iron Bisbee ,I Miss Elizabeth Axtell and Mrs Rot srs Axtsll returned home tbis mornin !: ! iroe Bisbss. whsrs shey have besn ie
 the past isw dsys.