Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-14
From Friday's Daily.
Fourth Program Completed

 'sone Fourth of July Celebration wac 'omplssed last evening at the meeting of the joint committees on finance and Arrangeu snts at Gage Hall. All members were present and sue pro- gram wsssrranged in . be6tting man. ner. The full program from stat to finish will appear in these columns later. Hon. W 0 Gilmore ~ill render the oration and that is . treat itself for our able and eficsnt county st- torDey is not only . good law yer. but be is su orator we are all proud of. and with ouch an opportunity as be will have this year we cso ell look forward to treat. Miss Msy Noyes will read that immortal document -the Declaration of Independence. The exercises will be held in Border lsnd Theatre and comfort will hs provided therein for ell who attend. The races this year will be nosel-the burro race promises to be come pumpkins.
 kafger Issued Notice
 Clerk Ksrger has issued the notice of increased assessments made by the board ct their meeting ss board of equalization. There were less this year than for previous yesrs for con- siderable time ahead. However the amount runs we'll into the thousands. while most of the increases made are for range cattle and range properties Grand Success
 Lsst evening the lawn social given by the Ladies' Aid Society of ,he Con. gresational church atthe residence ol MT and Mrs Douglas Gray. wss one oi the moot delightful social events oi the season. The grounds were hesu' ufully decorated with Chinese lsn- terns and bri1ht gasoline lights, while throughout the premises. under ths low-hsnging trees the refresbment tables were arranged. Delicious ics cream and cake were served by sh. lSdies who had the affsir in hand ant the City Orchestra furnished excellent mus:c. The scene was most srtisti. cally arranged, and with the eoi strsins of the orche 'trs, all p.esen spent moet enjoyable evening Tb' Grey residence, on the hill, is one o the most beautiful in the city, th' large grove of treee surrounded by large lawn presents . mot delightfu appearance. The 1, dies realized neat sum from the occasion whicl will go toward the church fund, ant they wish to extend thanks to th' many pstrcns, and especially to Mi and Mrs Grey. who So kindly donated the use of the pre- m ices for the occa ton.
 Move to Allen St
 | Druggist Ed R Flseh and family have moved into the residence recent, occupied by Mrs W P Miller on Aller street.
 Goes to Douglas l Attorney J T Kingsbury went |, Douglss lsst night on mstters per taining to his profession.
 Pass Through Tombstone l A Smith. the wsllknown minini magnate of Pearce, accompanied b! John Lemons. psssed through Tomb ssons today enrouts to Patsgonis where Mr Smith hes extensive minini interests. They were travelling ir Mir Smiths auto.
 Went to Douglas
 1 Wm Fowler. of the Abstract Titl' Insurance srd Trust Company, snt U. 5. Commissioner for Tom beton. went to Douglas lset evening or business and will return tomorrow. Show Was Postponed
 On sccouat of the social last evening the chow ct the Borderlsnd was poet. poued. A show will be given Sunday night, and the regular show on Sat- urdsy night will also be had.
 Returns from Bisbee
 Msster Joyce Ralph returned home this morning from Bisbee. where he hes been for the pat two weeks on . visit with bis father.
 Went to Douglas
 Clerk A o KsFess of the board oi supsr, ieors went to Douslss yesterday on omcial msttsrs.