Tombstone epitaph., 1914-11-15
From Thursday's Daily.

rom Thursday's Daily. rings Home Blue Ribbon | Toh,bstone is again . ~inner. The 'esutiful. oil psiotiug by Mrs John f ok of this ty, which was sent to he art exhibit at the state fair ct Phoenix, has been olssssd among the sinners and award. q . blue ribbon, to word received here'today' The painting was that of "Kreas mark, the thoroughbred horse owned by Mr Rock. and known here us 'Ba.ter," and was msritorious of the | prise awarded. May Finish Tomorrow The Gleesop Costello osse, which has been on ip the superior court fo the pas, week, is expected |" be finish. ed tomorrow. All week svid nee hss been taken ny both sides. Yesterday John GIeeson was on the staod for the N hole day. while the day before he had occupied the stand for the ai. ternoon. T, day Mrs Giesson O cup'ed the stsnd the beet part of the day. Counsel for both s'des eIpress 'heir opinion tha, the case viii be fiuishrd toporro~.
 Coyotes Getting Bold
 That the willy coyote, at this time of the year, is feeling the papgs o [ hunger is evidenced by the fact shst .lmost eve'y night pseks of the wild dogs come right into the out kists oi the city, and in sev, rsl in-tsnces 'oes of fonls have b en reported.
 Returned from East Mr- l. F Winters retnrned home his mnr ping from 8, Louis. where he he. been on . visit fer the pasl two mouths. While away Mrs Win. ters visited many of the eastern snt southeru cities, and on her return spent c dsy in Douglas. as the gues of Mrs Chas E, I'd, formerly of Tomb stone.
 Car sf Coal
 Ell Reeves today is unloading carload of Gallup coal from the rail road ysrds to bS establishment o' Ere mont strest.
 Of to San Francisco
 Col A l. Gros. and Judge Dsnis Mcfarland, were departing passfpge' today for San Francisco, Cal. wbe' the Juogs goes to enter the Old Pso , ple's Home in that city Judge Me Fariapd e now totally blind. with . chance of ever recovering his siRt , and after Iorg thought has ceoided 2 | enter the Home where he will recei' 3 the brst oi care and sttsL tion. H |, has been a resident of Tom bstone ft D the past iouitss6 7s.::. :sa a.::: D this time hs. made many friends VI 2 r, gret to see him leave, although d is for the bsst. Col Grow will re,u
 in about two weeks. . Over from 6Ieeson Louie Mosso. the wellk no~n ol timer of this sec ion of the coun, N ~ss . visitor in the county seat tod e having come over on business matter 1, Heavy Fog This Morning
 Tumbs one was visited by . hss
 t-g this morning. which stayed vi
 ns until the sun was we'll up in |
 .ky. This is au unusasl oocusan
 iu the Old Camp and reminded one
 the California ces-t xith its dsr
 chills
 , Tickets for Big Dance s' The tickt Is for the dance and supE
 70 be given by the ladies of the Cstt
 lie church have been printed and 6
 now on ssle about the city. I
 ladies hsve plsnn q to make the sff ,- . success, and are working cesseIes,
 10 that cod. Wednesday. Novemt
 lsis the date and Gage Hall is |
 plsce. A four~piece o,chestra -
 furnish the nusic, and supper will n served at the old Nstiossl Restsurs
 building.
 Knight of the Grip
 TB Grace the we'll known drumm
 sho mskes Tomhstoos regularly -
 . visitor ip the county seat todsy {
 one of his regular trips.
 Finishing Touches
 FIX Williams. our local brul
 srtiss, is putting on the 6nishis
 touches to the interior of the ne . sheriff's office in the rear of the cou
 house.
 Ex oisbee mayor
 JS Willisms, ex.msyos ot Bisbe' vaa q visinor in the oounkv eeat eOday