Tombstone epitaph., 1920-05-16
SATURDAY
FROM WILCOX


 tleman of Wilcox. was among the visitors in the county seat yesterday returning to his home last evening TO DOUGLAS
 Sheriff James F Mcdonald and Chief Deputy George HenshaH will go to Douglas this evening to spend Sunday TO EL PAso
 Miss Maud Davis. stenographe in the treasurer's office left this after noon for Fl Paso. where she will spend several days with friends. TO TUCSON
 Miss Nell Emsminger. stenographer in the Supervisor office went 10 Tucson this morning to spend the weekend with friends LEAVES TOMORROW
 Chief Deputy Treasurer W. P. Walker and wife and children leave tomorrow on months tour of the state and part Of southern Califor- nia They expect to visit the Roose- welt Dam. Grand Canyon. petrifie1 forest and other points of interest in the state before continuing on to San Francisco and return via San Diego. TO LOS ANGELES
 Clerk l.. F. kuchenbecker Of the Board of Supervisors. and Chief Clerk W. A. McSparron of the Bunk CT Hill Mines company will leave to- night from Fairbank on the Golden State limited for Los Angeles, where they will spend two weeks on a visit. CARD OF THANKS
 The members of the Tombstone City Band. wish to extend their thanks through the columns Of the Daily Prospector to the local people who assisted and attended last nights affair which made it such a success With such cooperation from the peo- pie of Tombstone. the band feels that their efforts are appreciated, and that they appreciate the assistance given them goes without saying. TO DOUGLAS
 Attorney J. T. Kingsbury went 10 Fort Huachuca today and from there will go to Douglas. where he will spend Sunday.
 TO DENVER
 Dr. and Mrs. H. ". Swigert left today for Denver Colo. their home, following a three months stay in Tombstone The Swigert's are loathe to leave Tombstone, where they have made many friends and become en- amoured with Tombstones climate FROM STRONGHOLD
 Allan Benedict was Tombstone visitor yesterday from his ranch in the Cochise Stronghold He reports much agricultural activity in that section at the present time. The fruit orchards suffered heavily from frost this season. but other crops are doing well and the Stronghold sec ton will give forth an abundant pro- | duction this year. FROM sIssEE
 Mrs. Wm. Hughes came over from | Bisbee yesterday afternoon to attend | the graduation exercises of her granc- l daughter. Miss Camilla Dalgliesh. FIRE DESTROYS
 PART OF HOUSE
 Fire this morning about S:3O des- troyed the kitchen of the house oc- cupied by the family of Julian Daniel. on lower Stafford and 3rd streets, be- fore the volunteer fighters could ex- tinguish the blaze. The blaze star.- ed from a defective flue and was well under way before it was discovered. THE DANCE
 The benefit dance given for the Tombstone City band al the Schief- felin Hall last night was the huge success that ali predicted for it. Ev- erybody had a good time and the boys will reap a nice little sum as an appreciation of the people of the community. The ladies did well on the supper, serving more people than were ever served at any ball given in the hall
 FROM WARREN
 Mark John. formerly in business here. and Jesse Yoakum of the War ren Townsite company. were over here with their wives. attending