Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-23
From Thursday's Daily.
FUN ERAl TODAY.

ONGHAI iScS'. 10 The fueral of Mazie, the 11-year-old laughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Saun- iers was held this afternoon al 4:30 rom the Catholic church, the body aay inc arrived last night accompanied by the parents and relatives.
 From the facts of the case surround .as the sudden death of the child, the responsibility seems to fall upon the who performed the opera ton. The child had contracted ton silitis and a physician was called in, Eho examined The girls throat pro ayuncing it an abscess, and called into ( C5nsultation two more doctors, one of whom was supposed to be a specialist. |
 Without preliminary. according to . Ia information, the three decided . aat an operation was necessary and . z child was held by two of the doc | -t-s while the specialist lanced the |
 lis. from which blood clotted in | B lungs. causing death.
 The parents are heartbroken over r- sad affair and the sympathy of thc community is extended in their , r of sadest bereavement
 CURT TODAY.
 The state rested its side of the case this morning in the case of the State vs. David Seay, charged with murder at Douglas. which has been on since the first part of the week and the de- iense started with its side. IL is ex- pected the case will not be concluded before tomorrow morning when argu- mcnts by both sides will be heard
 Another venire of nine jurors was called to report on Monday. and the names drawn and given to the sheriff for subpoena. 4 venire of nine out of eleven jurors reported today. JN JURY.
 C. w. Hicks, president of the Com monwealth Extension Mining company is among the late arrivals called to
 rvc nthe present trial jury While on duty Mir Hicks will be the guest lf Attoreny and Mrs J. T. Kingsbury. Mrs Kingsbury is the daughter of MT. Hicks.
 WITNESS.
 PatroIman George Cook, of Douglas, is in town today as a witness in the cay murder case.
 FROM RANCH.
 Jas. Lawry, well known cattleman # Turner was visitor in the county seat today on bushes, having been accompanied by his family who visit d friends
 FORD AGENT.
 Tom Hood, of Douglas. is in the city from Douglas. Mir Hood says its no uncommon thing for one of the New Jersey state militia to come into his lace and write out a check for a I'd and start of on a joy ride KaEBS lN DOUGLAS.
 Ray B. Krebs. candidate for county recorder. is in the city from his home iu Tombstone in the interest of his -andidacy lie intends to make a thorough canvass of the entire county before the primary election on Sep
 mber 12-International.
 N FROM RANCH. Mir. and Mrs. Joe Pyeatt. and Messrs. i Ion and Jim Pyeatt, and sister, Miss | Lorene. were visitors in Tombstone last evening, having come from the | Pyeatt arnch on the Barbacomari to attend the dance last night. They made the trip in their Overland touring car. RETURNED FROM JOHNSON. ] Dr. C. A Morris, the local dentist, i returned yesterday from d several weeks professional visit to the north ern end of the county and will remain in Tombstone for some time attending | to local dental wants.
 ATTORNEYS HERE. Among the attorneys in town today were G. W. Cass. S H. Kyle. Doug las; Alex Murry, Bisbee; and Kirke T. Moore. Tucson.
 NEED GLASSES? | See Dr. Schell the optician of Tucson !: the Arlington Friday evening un- | til Saturday evening. Satisfaction