Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-17

Flach drug store, met with a painful accident yesterday when he was thrown from the motorcyc'~ belonging to Bud Sparks. The machine struck rock, and Warner was thrown considerable distance, sustaining pain full bruises and scratches. The acci- dent occurred in front of the resi- dence of Dr. Hughart, who immediate ly rendered first aid. and today Mir. Warner is resting easy.
 RETURNED FROM
 LOUISIANA.
 Mrs. Scribner returned to Tomb stone today from Louisiana, here she has been for the past six months looking after her extensive planta- tion interests there.
 SCHOOLS OPEN TODAY.
 The Tombstone Public Schools opened today with large enrolment and tomorrow school work will be started by all graves, today being taken over to getting classes arrang- ed. and books assigned to pupila ANOTHER ROBBERY.
 Another burglary was reported yes terday when R NJ. April, of the Peer less Pool Hall reported that his home on 9th street had been entered be- tw 9 and 10 o'clock Saturday night and about s4.O0 in change, and con siderable jewelry 150 Buffalo nickles which April is saving, and which were lying on the dresser in a box So far no clue has been found by Chief of Police Bravin
 BACK TO RANCH.
 Mrs. Igo leaves tomorrow for the Igo ranch at Turner. after a several days visit in Tombstone with her husband, Court Interpreter John Igo RANGE ACCEPTED.
 The work of clearing the range and digging the pits for the Tombstone Rifle Club has been completed and ac- cepted by the officials for the club Soon practice shoots will commence just as soon as the locations. etc. can be arranged on the grounds. TO sIseEE.
 Judge W. A. Fowler and family mo- tored to Bisbee yesterday on a visit with friends.
 FROM GLEASON.
 Peter N. Windes, we'll known cat tleman and farmer of Gleeson, was visitor in Tombstone today on busi- ness matters.
 FROM NoeALEs.
 John Bishop came up Saturday from Nogales, where he is located and will spend several weeks in Tombstone on a visit with his mother Mrs. Joe Bishop.
 HERE TO VOTE.
 Supreme Judge D. L. Cunningham accompanied by Mrs Cunningham. arrived in Tombstone yesterday and will remain over tomorrow, having come to old Tombstone to vote. Judge and Mrs Cunningham always claim Tombstone as their home, and come here every year to vote, and have many friends here who are always pleased to greet them. RETURNED FROM
 CALIFORNIA.
 Mrs. M. A. Ivey. accompanied by her son, Frank, and little daughter. returned home yesterday morning from Los Angeles, where they went for the benefit of Mrs Ivey's health. She returns much improved, which is pleasing news to her many friends oN LAST TOUR.
 Supervisor John Rock returned yesterday from the southern end of the county where he went to wind up his campaign among the voters in that district. Mir. Rock will run strong according to his friends. and Tombstone will 70 solid for him. T arbstone wants and should have a representative on the board and it's people will go solid for a Tombstone candidate, and it is safe to predict that MT Rock will be returned to the board.
 WATCH FOR IT.
 Watch for the announcement of the big feature to be shown at the Shef- :in Wednesday night and don't fail