Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-27
From Monday's Daily.
Moves Residence

Moves Residence |, A. Haimsn has moved his residen,
 from the Ed Land house on 4th stre,
 to the rear of his tailoriDg estsbli.,
 nens.
 Will Locate Here
 Attorney Harry E Pickett. son (
 ,he late Col. H L Pickett, has. decide
 to locate in Tomhs,one end estsblis
 a practice here. He has fitted out hi
 office io the Visna building, sn'
 moved the library of his late father [
 his office. which is one of the moe complete in the county.
 Back from Fl Paso
 FIN Woleott. of the Wolcots mer csntile establishu ent. resursed hom Saturday from Fl Paso, where he he, been on visit Of several weeks Hi son, Newton. contipued on from E fAso to Utica. New York, where b, soters Cornell University for the com ing year.
 Building Garage Contractor Eckermsn is building ( garage on the premises of Attorney Lee o Woolery.
 Lumber Yard
 Appesring with this issue of the PRosPEcroR is the d oi the Tom bstone
 umber Yard, H Nj Eckerm.u. man . ager. Mir Eckermsn has one of the most complete s.ocks of lumber, building material. etc. in the coun,y, and supplies daily to the trade both here and in the outlying districts. His prices are such as to warrant large sales to the ss,isfsction of the consumer, and he ships all his lumber and material direct from Portland [. Oregon.
 Bisbee Visitors
 The Misses Ulrich, Boyd. G,ant and Regsn. of Bisbee. were visitors ;n the only and historic Tombstone yester- day from the Copper Camp. having come over to see the many historic sigh.s of the Old Camp. and returned home in the evening. Expected Home Soon
 Henry Flynn is expected b me this week from Leavenw worth Ksusas. where be has been for the pact several months visiting r l,tives. Received Appointment Immediately
 Ms Helen Axteil, who last week went to Los Angeles to teach in the public schools there. received her 3D. poip:ment upon arrival and advises her friends to that effect. MissA1telI vas for years one of the efficient e.chers in the Tombstone schools. On Extended Visit
 Mrs Frank Winters lef, Sunday for St Louis, Mo. and Southern Illluni., on an extended visit with relatives and friends.
 Regular Meeting
 The next regular meeting of the board of supervisors will be held in this city on Monday. October 5tb. Return to Seattle
 Mrs WG Dodge and Miss Helen Hutchison. sisters of Deputy Recorder Lee Hut;hison, retuf ned yesterday to their home at Seattle, Washington, after several weeks pleasant stsy in the enly Tombstone. Their mother, Mrs G Hutchisou will remain for several weeks before returning home. To Resume Studies
 Miss Catherine 0oodbody left yes. terday for Los Angeles, where che goes to resume her work ct St Msry's Acs demy.
 Imported i147 Cattle
 Francisco Eliss imported . berd of HAT head of cattle from Mexico into the United States near Hereford Sat- urdsy. rhs cattle are to be run on pastores on this side Of he line for time. The Naco custo me officials in- epected the entry. In ]. ?. Court
 Mar Ben Tai. the mbssone China- man who is charged with the killing of Ne xicsn bp the name of Jose GoL zeles, in Tombst, ne several weeks ago, was given bis preliminary bear ing in Judge Godfrey's court last Sat- urdsy. and wss bound over to await the action of the superior court, under $lO,0OO bond, which be failed to fur. nish, and is now in the county jail awaiting trial. County Attorney Gilmore conducted ,he csse for the county. A Aexiesn by sbs name of Lopes was givso ten days ip the coun- ty is'i for dissurbiog che rescs.