Tombstone epitaph., 1914-06-07
From Monday's Daily.
Dfouth Broken

OtO0u ObVNVU
 The long drouth has at last te' | broken and whil, the rain st tbis tim' of the year is unreasonable get it i' welcomed. We bad . little Sstuf, sy and about enough to Icy the dus' yesss rday but the conditions today look favorable i0r . good rain.
 Dove Season Opens Tcday
 Today is the firstopen day for shoot. ing doves. just two things are neces- sAry. every hunter must have 1914 license. which Clerk of the Board KsFger will be glad to issue, and the Q after you find the doves y, must bs able to hit them whom you shoot that's all. and you may hunt doves until February frst.
 Prof. C. C. Hall Here
 Prof. 0 0 Hall oi Bisbee was . sisit- or in the county seat Saturday from Benson, where he had been for the past W days looking after matters pertaining to his candidacy for County School Superintendent. for which office be will make the race this fsii Prof. Hal, while here stated that Prot. L E Msttison of Willcox who had announced that he would run for the office hss decided not to make the race, and it is thought Mir Mattisor will throw his support to Prof. Hall. It i, expected that within the next week another announcement of with drawal from the race will be had ac-
 ording to reports. Poi Hall return. ed home after spending the day in the city.
 Board In Session Today
 The Board of Supervisors is in ses- .iou today attending to regular monthly routine business, with Messr- Hickey, chairman, aod Riggs and Rock, member, present. The board .lso met as board of equalization and will continue 90 until the tenth of the m nth, when they will dec: de sbetber or not the increased assessments shall remain.
 Dance Was Success
 The dance given Saturday night by be Tombstone City Band Boys, while not very we'll attended was . success although very lit:le was gained by the ,rgani1stion in the way of fuuds for the treasury. The band boys however sieh to thank the public for their patronage. The entire band played .pIendidly ct the Memorial Day exer- .ises and Tombstone should be thspk- ul that we have such sn enterrrisiba
 rganizstion in OUT midst. They wiil ,i.y for the Fourth of July Ceisbra ion.
 Return to Bisbee
 Mrs Wm Tomileon, and daughter, Mice Helen West oi c::.hae returned to their home in the Hill City yas ,erday after . sisit of several days with friends in Tombsone. Mrs romilson and daughter are former Tombstone residents and their many local friends are slwsys glad to gree, :Ssn 50 their old home.
 Woman Candidate Here
 Mise Minnie Lintz, woman candi- date for the nomination to ofiiee of County School Sup. rintendent on the Democratic ticket was . visitor in the county sest today, looking over her political fences, and making new &C., qusintsnces in the county seat. It is said she hes host Of frieDds through out Cochise county and that sbe will run very strong throughout the cou [, ,y particularly Douglas, her hcme. School Teachers Exams.
 The teachers exsminss sions for 6rst second and special certificates is being held in the Central School building today, under the direct supervision ol County schce! Superintendent D B Hutchinp, aad will Iass until tomorrow Almost every section of tte county i represented by the "sebool msrms' and the following comprise the list ., registered this morning with supeIin- tendent Hutchins to take tbe"exsms:' Anna I Currier Auna Richardson Mrs Mabel Wood susie McGuigsn Mary Bensson Mrs Josephine Marie Harmon Woedreu Della Coons U Bailey Rowlingl Elijah Hart Elisabeth Burner Msrths Adsms Core Muirhesd
 Mrs D A Moore Frank E Quimby Helen Bush Harriet c Witt Ofs Nsylor T R North FEB Williams May Ella Fountain Lucille Clspp Hssel Vestry
 Josephine Roark Lillian Vicksre Mozells Ststss Ethel Hixscn
 Nay Kane Annie Emery Ranehee ln
 Dave Adams. . rsneber from th
 upper pert Of the county, is in sowl
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