El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-09

examiner Jones conducted the eXamina-
tions before Judge Lockwood.
Most of the applicants come from Bis
bee. Douglas or Lowell, and came over
in autos. Some arrived by rail. Those
making the trip bv auto report the roads
in good shape. considering the recent
heavy rains in the section. This is the
route that the autoists in 6de FL Paso-
Phoenix race viii follow this fall.
Miss Una Parker has arrived from
Fort Huaehuea, and will attend school
here this term.
Farmers in the vicinity of Tombstone
continue to bring in daily products from
their farms for the market. Yesterday
two big wagOnlOads were brought IN,
and better melons have not been seen
in the city.
Arrangements are under way for big
dance to be given at Gage hall by the
younger social set of Tombstone.
Manager Evans OF the local Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany's office, and Vim. Hicks motored
to Benson, and when as far as the San
Pedro river it was found that it would
be impossible to cross in the car. They
secured horses and when in mid-stream
the horse that Mr. Hicks was riding was
completely swept off its feet, and had
1t not been for Mr.. Evans's presence OF
mind in quickly pulling Mr.. Hicks out,
he probably would have drowned The
horse climbed out to his own safety.
Mrs. Esther Rafferty,, who has been
visiting with relatives in the city from
Bisbee, where she holds a position in
the postoffice, has returned home.
J. +. Collins is a visitor IN Tombstone
from his home in Tucson on business of
a mining nature. Mr.. Collins was born
~ -oo-o1 IN 6a old oornn
Judge R. S. Maclay, Of Douglas, was
in the city on business before the court.
Judge Maclay was clerk of the board Of
supervisors in the county seat for over
a year.
Sheriff Wheeler and deputy Bowden
have returned from an official trip to
FL Paso in the sheriff's big Overland.
They went after two prisoners, and re-
port a good trip to the Pass City, the
roads being in pretty fair shape. Alfred
Towne and Lawrence Sperry, two men
from Douglas, who are charged with tax
ing an auto IN the smelter city, were
the prisoners the sheriff went after.
He got his men.
Col. II. L. Pickett, senior member of
the law firm of Pickett & Pickett, has
returned home from an extended trip
to Los Angeles and other coast points.
At Gage hall a large crowd of invited
guests assembled to attend the farewell
dancing party given in honor of Miss
Catherine GoOdbody, Miss Grace Gallen
and Miss Alice Thiel, who have left to
attend school. Miss Goodbody left for
Los Angeles to attend college there,
while Miss ThieI left for Tempe to fin
ish up her studies. She expects to grad
uate this year. Miss Gallen goes to Los
Angeles to attend business college.
The Tombstone public schools have
opened for the fall term.
Miss Esther Buchanan has arrived in
the city and will remain during the
winter to attend school.
Frank Moson and family have arrived
in Tombstone in Mr.. Moson's big six
cylinder car. Thew will reside in the
county seat for the next year while the
children attend school. They Will oc-
eupy the Reckfellow residence on Tough
nut street.
Miss Gladys Woods has returned to
her home in Bisbee after a fortnight's
visit here as the guest of Mrs. Vim.
Lutley.
Supervisor Rock and county engineer
McNeish motored over to the road camp
yesterday in the newly purchased Ford.