Tombstone epitaph., 1915-08-29
THE DAYS OF OLD"
 viyIulr RETURNED

IL l. doubtful fl there win ,sr' be another case tn,d n Tomh, t"tr hat will hr the mean. "l bringu, together so many old times oi Tombstone as has the Cunningham Costello case Since their aruvll here they can tc found gathered m hrus graup7 relating the cNprrIrncoS ol The early days; others can be sce1 walking around pointing tn different buildings and stating what was thor, and what had happened a' certain times Ali of ,he,e remini> CenceS bring back certain facts to one another. and lead on to the telling of many an interesting story. Some of them would make interesting history and would be good reading. while others would not look well m print and nigh, not meet with the approval of those who were the principal actors in the . little dramas of the early life of Tomb stone
 One party of witnesses was found on yesterday afternoon all lined mp in iron: oi the old "B:rd Cage" on Allen street. They looked through the cracks in the doors and through the dust covered windows and related what lively times had occurred there For the benefit of the tendcrioot the Bird Cage was variety theater. and lhe variety was plenty say ths old timers
 Another party stood nE the corner of Fifth and Allen streets wher- they ,nuid ,ie~ the former gambling places ut tl, Crystal Palace and Oriental ana recall the time when the limit was the ceiling. and what they had won and lost. Still another recalled the time when panic was started m the Palace by some out yelling earthquake, and how quick the place was empt,ca
 Tn iron, of the Court Hou>e others gatherrG aud the old history oi rh- C4lHp was gone over. They fought lover the Earp-Clanton killing on Ere mont rect. in front of the old e Epi- taph building, the stage was held mp and Bud Philpot killed again. Frank Leslie was taken through his various
 syapades, Billy the Kid wa- given his; Jerry Bardon's A.t pf victims was counted AP and JeTTy'S escapadcs Chaheston and Fairbank gone over: the hanging oi Heath on the telegraph pole on Toughnut stree, was recited. the hanging of the BiSbee murderers ;n he court yard was recalled. the friend iucss of Nellie Cushnan iorsal. and O. the meal- she had iuTn shed did not es- cape them. and II there was any bit of the exciting times of the camp in the early eighties that was not recalled by them il had not made sufficient i'm precision or their minds 10 be femsm- bered.
 Date Graham told of his early expsr- fence iD driving the mule teams over the Bishce toll road and how he put
 three of them over the grade" al once and held the record. Judge aluirhead came over rhe road yesterday from Bis OS1 ipA JUS HI St AiAAaS H4a4NN i4N oN CA 10 witness the hanging of the BiSbee murdeTers in 1884 Biddy Doyle told of his experience with the government troops while in Mexico, and some of his dOings about Fort Huachuca after he came back. Dave Hasler told how he used to serve good meals at 25 per. ." while he was running the restaurant on Allen street Ed Cain told of the water he pumped and the ice he made. Dan Hanley recalled many an escapadc al Tombstone and Charleston. Jim Let son was there with many an interesting tale Emil Marks recIted his 'scrapes" :" while he was running the barber shop in the old Occidental Hotel. Charles 1. McHenry confined the most Of his re- marks to sinking the various shafts in hr district, while Anatomical Smith went to saving soles in his shop on Fifth street
 The reunion of the old. timers has been good one. and before the case is continued 1t will have served more to bring back memories of the good old days" than any other medium.