Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1916-05-28
From Wednesdays Daily.
STATE SELECTIONS.

STATE SELECTIONS.
Three thousand acres Of public
land in cochise county has been 80
lected by the state land department
for The purpose Of paying honda in
Maricopa. Pinal. Yayapai and Coco
nino counties.
HANDSOME PRESENT.
PHOENIX. May 24.-Goyernor q.
w. P. Hunt yesterday received a
chest of silver presented to him by
the workers of the Warren District.
The chest was on exhibition yester.
day in the governors office, and was
admired by everyone who saw ii.
When asked why it had been given
TO him. the governor stated that it
was probably as a reward for what
he had done for the laboring people
Of the state.
coWAN RECOVERING.
VIM. Cowan, the well known Tomb
stone cattleman is recovering from q
broken leg. which he received when
a horse fell upon him aoout a month
ago. He was in town today for the
first time, having come in by auto,
md aFf,r spandtnr .Lo DO ho.o -.
business returned to the home ranch
IN Government Draw. Mrs. Cowan
and daughter and son accompanied
him.
TO DOUGLAS.
County School Superintendent
Miss Minnie Lintz went &c Douglas
this morning where she will spend
several days looking over the
schools, during the closing days.
She will also visit the Bisbee dis
trict, attending the commencement
exercises there.
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, re-
turned home last night from Phoe-
nix, where he went to take Leonard
Miller. who was committed TO that
institution for treatment. Miller is
a dope fiend, and it is believed treat
hent at the institution will put him
back on the right track
TO PHOENIX.
County Attorney John F. Ross went
10 Phoenix yesterday. where he win
spend several days on an official
business visit.
RETURNED HOME.
Miss Ruth Gray returned tc her
home at Douglas today, after having
spent several weeks in Tombstone
the guest of Miss Mildred Mars.
TO DOUGLAS.
Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler went to
Douglas last evening where he will
spend several days on matters con-
nected with his Office.
TO DOUGLAS.
Mrs. G. W. Swain, and daughter.
Miss Alice, and Mrs. Alfred Paul.
left this afternoon for Douglas. Mrs.
Paul is returning home from a two
weeks pleasant visit in Tombstone
the guest of her mother, and Mrs.
Swain and daughter will spend sev-
eral weeks in Douglas the guests Of
Mrs Paul.
WORKING ON TRANSCRIPTS.
Coure Reporter Johnny Walker is
busy these days, during the adjourn
ment of court, in making out tran
scripts OF judgment in various cases
that have been disposed OF by Judge
Lockwood. He has already three
minor cases completed and will this
week Begin work on the transcript:
Ct judgment in the Cunningham Cos
te'lo case. Mr.. Walker estimates
that there will be at least two thous-
and singie-spaced typewriter pages
70 the transcript, and expects it to
tske him several months to cor'el ste
tn" job. While there lie lots of work
connected with this. Mr.. Walker and
VIE expect to enjoy themselves at
the same time, for they have erected
: coy tent house at Ramsey Canyon,
ard will no doubt 90 most IF tn.
copying there. During the absence
of Judge Lockwood. Mr.. Walker is
attending to various matters for the
court, having been appointed court
commissioner by Judge lockwood.