Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-20
LAW AYR ORDER LEAGUE MEETS

LEAGUE MEETS
 The Tombstone Law and order League held very enthusiastic meeting last night and heard reports on various matters. Sentiment lin favor of reinststing capital punish. ment is very strong with the mem bess of the League and if petitions are gotten out in the state to rein state and thereby correct the error of last election, such petitions will be liberally signed in Tombstone. p. o. WOODWORK MERE. At last--after months of weary waiting the mill made partitions for the new post office building have ar rived and work of installing all the fixtures will be started at once and in few days Tombstone will have the most commodious and up to date postofiice of its class in the state. ABOUT TRAFFIC.
 Automobile drivers should remem- Der that in parking their cars in front of the Shefiin Hall they should drive to the hall from Fifth street and park on the oblique facing northwest on Fremont street and ears parking on Fourth street on the west side of the Shefiin can park headed straight north or obliquely facing northeast. It should also be remembered that in the posted" district you will be fined if you turn your car between posts in any of the blocks: you must go around the post at the far end of the block in which you are travelling. A ruling will soon be handed down by Police Judge Duncan regarding the turning of cars within the block but in which blocks there are no posts.
 RAIN IS WANTED
 The rain scare of yesterday was all right in it's way but little more of the "agua pura" would satisfy the people hereabouts. ,RoUNo-uP AT WORK The Sulphur Spring Valley round mp is working in the vicinity of the sFour Bar" ranch and working down 'the valley toward Douglas. Quite number of calves are being brand ed. Most Of the steers have been sold by their owners and will be de- livered within the next few weeks. Good prices have been obtained for them. Unless there is rain soon it will become necessary for many of the cattlemen to ship their herds to pasturage. The small rain last winter and the cold spring has put the ranges in bad condition.
 WILL JOIN NAVY
 Will EngIe. son of Frank Engle, left yesterday from Bisbee, where he went D take preliminary exam. inatioh for El Paso. where he will take final ex, imitation to go to San Francico and enter the navy. having enlisted here.
 LAYING CEMENT FLOOR
 A cement floor is being laid in the Day & Nigh Garage by ( L. Cum mings. owner of the building. vIsIIE a MoTssR
 John Bishop. manage. nf ehe Ben son telephnne exchange. visited with his oare1ts In Tombstone Sunday, his mother. Mrs. Bishop returning with him. after a several days visit lin Benson.
 FROM GLEASON
 Constable Lafe Gibson. Tom Lan- non and A. Hoskins. the barber, spent yesterday in Tombstone on . visit. ENTERTAINED TOMBSTONE
 FRIENDS AT DINNER
 Sunday afternoon at his farm near St David. R. W. Boyle entertained q number of Tombstone friends at a turkey dinner. which was served un. der the big shade trees. Among those present were: A. E. Davis and wife, Dr. H. H. Hughart and wife, F. N. wolcott and wife. Newton Vol. colt. R. B. Valance and wife, H. J. Evans and wife. all of Tombstone und Dr. E. B. Thompson and wife of Benson.