Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-13

chise County State Bank. was in Tombstone today on business at the local institution.
 eissEe VISITORS.
 Constable Walter sheppard and Deputy Sheriff Jenkins, of Lowell, spent few hours in Tombstone today on business before the board of super ,isors
 BACK FROM sissEE.
 C. ]. Wynn returned home today from Bisbee. where he visited with Mrs. Wynn, who was operated upon last week in the hospital there He reports she will soon be able to re- |. turn home
 UP FROM DOUGLAS
 Dr. R ]. Stroud. superintendent, and Summer Ashley. resident superintend- ent of the county hospital at Douglas. spent q few hours in the county seat today appearing before the board of supervisors.
 FROM GLEESoN
 ] A delegation of Gleeson residents was in Tombstone today having busi- ness before the board of supervisors Among those here were Judge w. J. ! Geers. Constable l.. NJ Brown. Tom ! I.annon. Young Short. J. r. McLendon. Luther McLendon. and others. FORD TURNS OVER. Saturday night while being towed { into Tombstone from his side of the lr ide. on the Bisbee- Tombstone high way the Ford being driven by Tom ' Foster overturned on the grade jus' f this side Of the Thomas ranch and Mir. Foster was slightly injured. He was driving to Tombstone when some thing went wrong Hal Smith went ou; after him and had only towed the car short distance when the tow rope broke. throwing the Ford over the bank. Mr. Foster was pinned ua- der the Ford. but the car was quickly raised by Mir. Smith and Herb Brown, who was in the Smith car. ATTORNEYS HERE.
 A large number of attorneys were in Tombstone today to attend the set 1 ting of the civil and criminal calen- ! dar for the next term of court which starts next Tuesday. Among ther, were: Alex Murray. Walter Roche, M Blumenthal. and J. l.. Winters. of Bisbee; R. x. French. J. F. Boyle, Bruce Stephenson. Douglas and G. V.
 Hals. of Wilcox.
 BACK TO BENSON. Contractor H. Nj. Eckerman. who i has charge of the contract for the i construction of Section A of the Ben- son-Vail highway. returned to the point of operations today. following i Sunday spent in Tombstone with his ! family Mir Eckerman announced that if he will be permitted by the board of supervisors and state engi. neer. he will proceed with the work now under way. financing it himself. pending the receipt of funds from the state. It will take about two month 5 to complete the work. he said
 EDWARD HoToPP
 DIES ON COAST.
 Edward II. Hotopp. for many years a resident of this city. died yesterday at Los Angeles. according to tele- gram received here yesterday by II. P. Johnson Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon in Los An geles, the telegram stated.
 Hotopp was one of the real pioneers of COchise county. He came to Tomb stone about 1879. when the old silver camp was startling the world with its valuable ore bodies Early in the sos HotOpp came to Bisbee and worked for many years in the different Cop per Queen properties. He was the owner of considerable property ,n Brewery Gulch
 Hotopp left the Warren district several months ago and had since made his home in Los Angeles with his wife. whom he married since leaving Bisbee.
 He was member of the Tombstone | Masonic order.