Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-27
FROM WEoNEspAY's DAILY SOLDIERS IN TOMBSTONE ON PRACTICE MIKE.

Cavalry. arrived in Tomostons ab nut noon today, and went inso camp at the old hospital grounds below first street. The company is under com mand of Capt E. E. Bo<ta. and is enroute to Fort Huachuca on a prac- tice march from Douglas, and marched from McNeal to Tombstone this morning. They will leave tomorrow morning for the Fort where they will remain several days marching pack along the border to Douglas. COMMITTED SUICIDE.
 Advices brought to Tombstone by passengers arriving on the morning stage from Bisbee are to the effect that w. S. Fountain was found dead in bed in his room this morning at Bisbee. having committed suicide by blowing out his brains with a revolver. Fountain had just returned to Bisbee 
 from Tombstone. having been on the jury panel for the past two weeks. No cause Tor his act was ;ound. having left no note, nor word with anyone. FROM TWO PEAKS. V. G. Mellgren, E. P. A. Larrieu and J. s. McNeish came in today from the Two Peaks Mining property in the Whetstones, where they are com pleting the survey of several elaine in that section.
 VISITING RELATIVES.
 N. A. Patterson, business manager of the Douglas International, accom- panied by his wife and little daughter came in this afternoon from Douglas to spend the day with his mother, Mrs. A. c. Patterson, and Mrs Walter Thomas, sister of MT. Patterson. VISITING FRIEND
 Miss Catherine Murphy arrived in the city today from Fort Huachuca and will remain for several days, the guest of Miss Emma Johnson.
 VISITING iN els6EE. J. H. McPnersou is spending several days in Risbee on a business visit, having gone oyer yesterday.
 CONTINUE EAST.
 MT. and Mrs. R. B. Krebs, ST., left | yesterday for Kansas, after having spent seve.!l ia,s in Tombstone the guests of h,r son, R. B. Krebs, Jr.. and family.
 BACK TO PHOENIX.
 Deputy United States Internal Rev enue Collector Nick Brown returned to Phoenix this morning. having been summoned as witness in several bootlegging cases heard before the court the past few days.
 BACK TO DOUGLAS.
 Chas. Cross, Sam Hayhurst, I. B. En- glish and w. S. Kirby returned to Douglas this morning, after having appeared before the Superior Court fin the Dunnigan case.
 LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN.
 For the past few days several pa- pers in the state have carried articles co the effect that Attorney Wiley E. Jones had written an opinion to the various county recorders to the effect that they could make the changes in registrations. If he mailed such an opinion to the county recorder of
 'ochise county 1t was lost, strayed or stolen on the way. The county rec orders office up to date has never received such an opinion During the past few days there have been several requests come in asking for changes | tO Uc uduc, put dil nave Deeu uOIlucQ that there will be no change made in view of the decision rendered by Judge Lockwood in the Chapman case.
 The county recorder of this county will be governed thereby and those who were unfortunate to not write in their party affiliation or registered as some other party and now want . change will not be given that chance. There are now 1912 who have regis tered in the county without filling in their party affiliation. or as non parti- san. and they are still doing it not withstanding all the publicity that has been given the matter last week there were some ten or twelve that came in to the recorders office.
 CASES APPEALED.