Tombstone epitaph., 1916-08-27
From Tuesday's Daily.
rhE POP CORN KING.

of the Southwest as friends or tne genaI c. w. Fat" Willard cal him, and all because he has takea it upon himself to establish a string of pop corn vending wagons in southern Ari- zona MT. Willard has sent one to Nogales, has one in Douglas. one in Tombstone and will establish another at Fort Huachuca- He has managers at each place to dispose of the tooth some pop corn ad peanuts iXed up in Willard style, and expects to es- tablish a business foundation in each of these towns that will place Linn on the independent list.
 SENATOR ROBERTS HERE.
 Senator c. NJ. Roberts, candidate f. r l nomination to the State Senate iron the northern part of the county was in the city Saturday and Sunday, hay | ing business to attend MT. PCperts came from Gleeson. where he attended | the celebration. and reported that the crowd there was 2 solid Hunt crowd judging from the applause given the | Hunt speakers. He continued on 10 Bisbee and Douglas.
 VISITED FRIENDS.
 Mrs Robert Arborn of 8isbee, visi- ted in Tombstone yesterday with her l friends.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Miss Alice Swain returned home yes terday from Flagstaff where she had gone to attend the Flagstaff Normal during the coming year. Arriving there. however, she was seized with | trouble arising from a week heart. and the school faculty notified her mother that owing to th, high alti- tude the doctors had decided that i, would be dangerous for her to remain. FROM DOUGLAS.
 Deputy Sheriff c. E. Cross, of Doug las, was a visitor in the county seat today, having been a witness in the Jeff Dunnigan case.
 HAS BUSY DAY.
 Clerk of the board of supervisors A. c. Karger and his assistants had busy day today in filing and checking up the numerous petitions that were sent in of candidates that wished to have their names placed on the bal lots at the coming primary election Besides this he put a force at work making up the tax rolls for the ensn- ing year as the rate has now been fixed by the board. The work will be ushed as the law allows but a shoI [ ime in which to complete the work md turn the books over to the county reasurer.
 WILL RETURN SOON.
 Miss Bessie Seay, eldest daughter # The Senti q editor who holds a
 osition in the Tombstone, Arizona, chools, who has been spending the ummer housekeeping for her dad,
 as gone to San Diego this week for a ] W days visit with her mother, after which she expects to visit relatives rear Los Angeles for a few days and hen back to her Arizona duties.-San Diego Sentinel.
 CHIEF HERE.
 Chief of Police W. S. Kirby, of Douglas, was in Tombstoe today on the Dunigan case in the superior Court
 TAKING EXAMINATIONS.
 Superintendent Minnie Lintz is oday conducting the regular quarter. ly teachers examination. Those who are taking the examination are Nor ton E. Siggins, of Fucker: Ethel Brooke. of Douglas; Rhuenna Jones' Benson; Mary Rogers, Bisbee; Clara Shrum, Douglas; Helen Hubbard. oi Oragoon; Eunice Anderson, Erie; Willie England, Douglas; Mrs. H. F McClelland, Tombstone.
 The attention of court was taken rp today in the trial of the case oi Jeff Dunnigan. of Douglas, wht is ;,aIaed with selling whisk.y.
 The case took up the entire day 4 question was raised as to whether or not the application fo.- the Ii .uol licenses was properly authenticated or not and it took quite a while this