Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
From Wednesdays Daily.
In the Clerks Office

l @S"soWsoB eppSsieu peiCIc toO clerks office today and declared their intention of becoming ci.izens of Uncle Sam 6 domain; Michael Walters, Owen Giloon. John Currid. Jas Duns lesvy, and Manuel Arissa.
 Mofor to 6Ieeson
 l W P Thompson of Tombstone and G W Shaw of Bisbee vent to Gleeson and Pesrcs last evening in the lats ter's Hupmobile.
 Went to Bisbee
 Miss Etts Sanders lei. las, evening for Bisbee on 6 few tsys visit with reistiyes and friends. Prohibition Lecturer William W Shenk, assistant secre.. tary of the Temperance Federation of Arizona. will be in Tombstone on Au- gust ', sud will speak at the City I Park at 8 pm. Mir Shenk is one of the bright men of Arizona. He was | attracted to Arizona in the fret place by it's climate; but after living here for while he has decided to remain because of the or rportunities, and ci:i- renship of the state. We are assured that he will entertain and edify all who go to hear him, He is advocating the adoption by the voters this fall of the prohibition amend- ment to the state constitution. The local Women's Christian Fem. perance Union has charge of arrange. ments for the meeting.
 Have You Registered
 Have you registered-every man and woman who is eligible should reg- ister before it is too late to vote at the p imsries.
 Will Locate Here
 L H Conley, of Bisbee, painter and psperhsnger, arrived in Tom bstone today and intends to locate here, MT Conley has great faith in the Old Camp and her promising future. At the AriIington
 The following are registered at the Arlington hotel: 0 T Brawn of Tue son, T Wilson of Fl Paso, S R Kane of Douglas and D L Glouss of Dallas, Tex.
 Heavy CIoudburst
 Word coming to Tom bstone this morning was to the eff ct that last night just above the Fisher ranch be-. tween Tombstone and Fsirbsn nk, there occurred one Of the heaviest cloud bursts ever recorded in this section. In less than 8 half-hour little over two inches of rain fell. The road be- tween the two points is badly washed ont, and travel is i'm mpossible according to the report received Clerk Ksreer Of the Board of Supervisors, immedi- stely upon the receipt of the news, however, rustled up a crew of men and sent them down to repair the damages, and by tomorrow, it is ex- pected to have the road in shape for travel.
 Iourneyed to GIeeson
 Tommy Cowsn wen, to Gleeson and back today.
 Should Be Given And
 That the Fl Psso-Phoenix road race should be given every aid possible this year is self evident for the one fact alone makes it incumben upon Doug- las. Bisbee, Tom bstone and in fact all the towns along the line to get up their share of the prize money with no little delay. The one fsct is, that with the two eIpositions in full swing in San Diego and San Francisco, be- ginning next fall, thousands of people will undoubtedly cross the continent in 1915 by auto snd with the Fl Paso- Phoenix road race surpassing it's time of last year. and with many more ] entries, the Borderlsnd Route will be brought to the attention Of the motors ists in the most emphatic manner. The big road race together with Vest | gards endorsement and such drawing cards ss the cities of Douglss, Bisbee, Tombstone and Tucson will also add to the popularity of the route. Installing New Boiler
 An upright boiler is being installed st the Boom shaft 60 ss to furnish power in the machine shops for use in machine work 6 reqIIred. The work of cleaning out and timberipg the Tranquility Tor leasing is progressing rapidly. About twenty lessors sre ct work in the Lucky Cuss and ship- ments of ore will commence going to the smeiters in . few days. Prof. Rockfellow and bis crew of surveyors are making rapid progress in making final survys of the Phelps Dodge properties in this district. The found- atiop of the big safety vault is in aud the walls will soon be up The tele-
 phone line has been installed and
 things are taking on . general sp- I caa,ence of permancv and readinss.