Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-06
From Mondays Daily.

5 tractor is doing it's work splendidly. the "giant torss" doing the work of msny horses, filling the cuts and piline up the grade. Supt. Hasslsr is we'll pleased with the work and when completed the road will, no doubt be the best in Ar.zra
 At the wrestling match st Gleeson Saturday night c. Luther Grow, the Michigan Demon. of Tombstone, won tho contest with two successive falls, the firss iu 3-30 and the second in l~3O.
 Beginning July the c. O. d. ser- vice will be insugurated in the par. oels post. The local office has not yet been notified of the rules govern. ing this latest departure. but it is understood that the srrangemsnts will include the delivery of all par. cells c. o. d. from every part of the country.
 According to advices from Pearcs in the recall election held Saturday Constable Gatliff was beaten by . vcts oi 37 to 10.
 Court Reporter W Walker and vile returned yesterday from Tucson, having made the trip in their big Mitchell 40"
 The Glorious Fourth Of July is but . few days of and with everything in readiness for the big celebration in Tombstone. There will be something doing all day long. and with glance ct the program, printed on page four, it may be seen that the Fourth will be observed in Tombstone in . man. ner that will befit the occasion.
 James Cook, . recent graduate of the Willco1 High School, and Harry rurvey, . graduate of the Douglas High School, / were the only appli- osnts for the High School Scholar ship, given by the s.ase. in the Uni- versity of Arizona. This schc larship is worth $l50 to the successful sppli- cant. Both applicants will enter the University this fall.
 Gleeson will vote ten thousand dol- lars for the puropose of building and equipping . new four-room school house.
 Mrs James Marrs and daughter, Virginia returned home yesterday from Fl Paso, after few weeks visit with relatives.
 Engine No. ?, running on the Tom hstone- Benson run of the E. P. & s. w., while up at the Y" yester- dsy morning was derailed, The ao- cidens was caused by the spreading ot the rails, and tore up the track for considerable distance. No one was injured and 6 wreckiog crew is on the Job.
 Mrs J H Slaughter came to Tomb stone today from San Bernardino by auto with Mrs H M Woods as her guest. Returning from Tombstone the ladies were accompanied by Mrs NJ A Howell, who returned with Mrs Slaughter to the ranch.
 Franklin R Maxwell, engineer in charge of the Leslie Canyon dsmsite project, arrived in Douglas yesterday after workmen. He has now about fifty men On the job and was looking for more. The first concrete on the dsnsite will probably be poured today.
 "Bill" Veacb. the blacksmith sutoed out to the Potter ranch near Bisbee yesterday on . visit with relatives He returned last evening. Tas nights sud morning: scs:::ce cool and invigorating in Tombstone and surrounding sections. Though the atmosphere is somewhat humid about high noon, the heat is not that intense that any old timer dare pre-. dict rain before the Fourth shall have been duly celebrated, ss it will be in Tombstone.
 Cochise county will employ over 200 teachers the coming school yea. and will have . monthly pay roll 0! over 900 per month for teachers alone.
 Word bas been received at this of
 fee of the death at Redlands, Cal. ,f Timothy Griffith. one of the very old
 timers of Tom bstone and Cochse county. During she early days o' Tombstone Tim Griffith operat d
 staae lines into and out of this city..ro
 both Benson and Bisbee and Was
 highly esteemed hy . hc.s cs :.: ::..:ss.ss , =s. :. will regret to learn of his demi C. | Attorney W H Beumler is over to- Il