Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-27
RETURNED FROM SAD MISSION.

stone Commercial company. ret irher
 home today from San Jose. cs,'..
 where with his brother. Arthur. of
 fairbank, they were called on tl,e sad
 mission of attending the funeral of
 their father, who was buriel the 16'k
 The parent died at the ripe old age of "A years following stroke ot par alysis and only several weeks before the two sons had been to the bedside. leaving him in a much improved state
 when they returned to their homes in
 Arizona. MT Hensy reports Que oi the largest concourse Of friends ever attending a funeral in that part of California marked the last burial rites as the deceased was known from one part of the state to another He was . brother of Francis J. Heney, the noted prosecutor
 FROM TURNER.
 C. w Renter, well known rancher of Turner. was among the visitors in town toGay
 MANY TO FORT HUAcnuLA.
 Tombstone sent many auto parties 10 Fort Huachuca today 10 attend the Army Field Nee; which takes place there today and tomorrow. A nun Der more vii! go tomorrow. Among those who went today were K N Cop len and party composed of Dr. and Mrs Richstein. Miss Elsie Toles and Miss Lottie Kolb. C. JWynn and wife and John Davis and wife: E. K Springer and party. A. w. Howe and 9 nfmber of others.
 STATE TREASURER HERE
 II. R Ross. state treasurer and resi- dent of Tombstone, during which time he was county treasurer. spent sev- eral hours in Tombstone this morn ing enroute 10 Tucson from where he will continue cn to Phoenix. Mir Ross has ben to Fort Grant with Governor Campbell and Andrew Baumert. the other members of the sta;e institu tions board on an inspection of the state industrial school He announces that groundw as broken yesterday during their presence al the school for the two new buildings to be erect ed which are to be completed within six months
 While here Mir Ross visited few personal friends, catching the morn ing train for the capital city. the school determined on removal of the stockade Its seven feet of height. even with a horizontal over hang at the top, was found ineffect- tive in preventing escape Its exist ence was held to be incentive to es- cape, thruogh its suggestion of re- straini on the inmates l. was said that not even the skirts of giri inmates of the school prevented them from rTt H, has been no attempt at an escape from the school in the last 10 weeks. MT Ross declared
 TO LOS ANGELES.
 Mrs. Lacy Trumbo ief; yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will join her husband who left for there sev- eral weeks ago. While there sine will also visit her mother who is spending several months al the beach. iN COPENHAGEN.
 The P-cSpector is in receipt of . postcard from Ray | Swain, son of Mrs. G. W. Swain, of Tombstone. from Copenhagen, Denmark. in which he says ne is seeing the sights and will be in Germany in a few days. Since he enlisted in the navy Ray has been to almost all parts of the world, and has made an collection of souvenirs. which he sends 10 his sister here, Miss Alice Swain.
 FROM RANCH.
 James Lowry, well known cattle man from the Barbacomari, was business visitor in the county seat to- Jay. ESTATE SOUGHT BY STATE.
 l.. B. Whitney, assistan. attorney general arrived today from Phoenix. having come here for the purpose of bringing suit to escneat the Gers:en- ,erg estate to the srtte pn the grounds hat there are no heirs. Under the tate law where there are no heirs to m estate it can oa taken over by the tate under proper proceedings.
 Attention to this matter vas frat