Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-06
(From Mondays Daily)
TO FORT hUAchucA.

 TO FORT HuAchucA.
 Attorneys J. T. Kingsbury and w. G. Gilmore motored to Fort Huachuca to- day on legal business matters. CASE DISMISSED.
 The case of the State vs. Chief of Police J. A. Kempton. of Bisbee. charged with illegal seizure was dis missed by Judge Allison Saturday. following a hearing in which the court sustained a demurrer offered by the defendant asking for dismissal on the grounds that the complaint did not set forth sufficient cause for action. TO PHOENIX AND
 THE COAST.
 Miss Camilla Dalgleish, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Dalgieish. left yesterday for PhoeRix. where she will join her friend. Miss Cornelia Cornelius and together they will accompany Su- preme Justice and Mrs. Cunningham to Los Angeles for a two months vis- it at the coast
 TO LONG BEACH.
 MTs. Sarah C.rag:. mother cf tha publishers of the Prospector. left yes terday for Long Beach. where she will spend several months at the sea coast
 TO PHNAOElPHIA.
 w II. Marrs left this morning for Philadelphia. Pa. where for the frs. time in fourteen years he vii visit relatives He expects to remain six weeks, returning via New Orleans by boat
 SACK FROM OREGON.
 Clerk J. E. James. of the Superior Court. returned home yesterday fol lowing a months visit 10 the Pacific coast on a business and pleasure trip. Mir. James owns some farming land near Bend. Oregon. adjoining that Of Charles Allen, formerly of Tombstone. and deputy in the clerks office. who has been there for over a year. MT. James reports that he is doing splen- didly and has considerable land under cultivation and making good. which will be pleasing news to his Tomb stone friends.
 TO BENSON.
 Several auto loads of Tombstone people motored to Benson yesterday. among them being Mir and Mrs. Reece Cornelius and family. Mrs. Nellie Dal- gleish. Mrs. Jos. H. McPherson and James Giacoma.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs V. Saunders and daughters. Miss Minnie and Etta returned home this morning from Long Beach. where they have been for the past month enjoying the cool sea breezes. They report the beach town crowded with visitors from Arizona, at the presen. time Of the year. GLEASON VISITORS.
 C. l. Van Meter and Judge NJ. J. Sul- Evan. of Gleeson. were visitors in town today
 RETURNED FROM COAST TRIP.
 Superior Judge A. c. Lockwood and family returned home last night fol- lowing a six weeks trip via auto 10 Los Angeles and coast cities, return ing via the Grand Canyon to Arizona. Judge Lockwood states that no hard ships were encountered either going or coming, although the heat in cross ing I0e 0eSert was very u!SdSTecdDie Over 5000 miles were travelled on the tr,y, which included many side runs on the coast to the various cities and beach resorts. Returning via the Grand Canyon was a pleasant trip, states the judge. and himself and fam fly feel considerably refreshed by the tour. The jury will be called for July 14th for the next term of court, and a calling of the criminal calendar will be hesd on Saturday for a six weeks tern of the trial of criminal cases. FORT HUAcHUcA VISITORS
 Col. White commander of Fort Hua- chuca. and Capt. Duke. of the Tenth Czy.!ry. were visitors in Tombstone teday enroute to Bisbee. where they vflI remain until after the July Fourth Activities, in which the 10th Cavalry -tul take mart