Tombstone epitaph., 1916-11-05
RoMrUEspAY's DAILY
FROM PEARCE.

having motored over from the valley town on business-
 eAcioALUPi DEAD
 According to a letter received yes terday by John Twomey. from his sister in San Francisco. Charles Baci- galupi was killed in the Bay City last week in an accident. Bacigalupi was born and raised in Tombstone, his father operating a meat market in that town in the palmy dys. He is remembered by nearly every old tim CT of the city and county.-Review. LAND COMMISSIONER HERE.
 State Land Commissioner w. A. Mouer. of Phoenix. was a visitor in Tombstone today enroute from the Sulphur Springs valley, where he has been the past few days looking after iand selections for the state. After remaining here for several hours conferring with officials at the court house he proceeded to Benson where he will remain tonight at the demo cratic county candidates rally to be held tonight
 BACK FROM RIs1EE
 Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler returned to Tombstone today from Bisbee and Douglas. where he has been the past few days handling the speed regula- tion situation in those cities. He re- ports things well in hand under the new system of speed officers. and a number of arrests have been made for violations. The Sheriff returned too late to be able to join the county candidates who left for Benson to hold a rally tonight
 CORPORATION DIFFERENT" OFFICIALS HERE.
 Tombstone was visited ot day by several of the high officials of the Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company in the persons of c. E. Stratton, district General Manager, E. M. Burgess, General Manager and Vice President of the entire Mountain States Telephone system. w. F. Co., zat, Traffic Superintendent of the en- tire system. and R. L. Burgess, Dis trict Manager. The party were tray cling overland via auto and stopped of for brief visit of inspection in Tombstone. While here they were the guests of Manager Harry Evans of the local office.
 VISITED DOUGLAS.
 s. A. D. Upton was a visitor in Douglas yesterday.
 ON MURDER CASE.
 Attorney Allen R. English returned today from Nogales where he has been the past week on the case of the State vs. Jack Falls. who was charged with the killing of an- other at Patagonia some time ago. Mir English with Judge Duffy was the attorney for the defense, and te jury after being out AS hours brought in a verdict this morning Of murder in the second degree, whicn will bring a sen- tence of from to 10 years. Mfr English feels highly elated over his victory. in the face of what he term ed the greatest odds he has ever encountered in . murder trial
 COUNTY CANDIDATES TO
 HOLD RALLY AT BENSON.
 Three automobile loads of demo- cratic county candidates left Tomb stone this morning for St. David and Benson. to spend the day among the voters and to hold a big rally at Benson tonight. Among the candi- dates who were in the party were F.. A. Hughes. for assessor. John Rock, and J. NJ. Sparks for supervisors, Ray B. Krebs for recorder Minnie Lintz for school superintendent, and Rosa Mckay, M. E. Jacks. W. L. Cook, and T. A. Hughes for representatives.
 At Benson they will be joined by Senator c. M. Roberts and Fred Sut- ter for State Senators, besides sever al others and it is expected one of the livliest meetings held during the cam paign will be held.
 PRISONERS TO ROAD CAMP.
 ROAD WORK PROGRESSING.
 Three more prisoners were turned over to the county engineers depart ment this afternoon by Sheriff Harry