Tombstone epitaph., 1917-03-18
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
BiSBEE MAN HERE.

FROM MONDAYS DAILY
 siSBsE MAN HERE.
 Pat Kelly. well known Bisbeeite. and resident of Cochise county for many years. was a visitor in Tomb stone today on business in the Su- perior Court, incidentally visiting his old friend Maurice Whelan- Mir. about county seat remoal stated that nrst he was decidedly against remoy- al from. Tombstone. and second, that 1T i; should be removed from Tomb, stone. he was for no other place but Warren
 TO CALIFORNIA
 Rev. c. " Stark left this noon for California where he has gone to join his wife and daughter They will re- turn the last of the week. the daugh. ter being much improved in health. MoToREo TO elssEe
 Agent r. Westeryelt of the E. P & $ w., and Cashier c. D. Price and wife motored to Bisbee yesterday spending the day with friends
 OVER FROM eIseEE
 Mrs Wm Robinson and daughter. Miss Mildred, came over today from Bisbee and will remain until tomor. row visiting friends Miss Mildred is candidate in the Bisbee Reviews Automobile Contest and is securing votes while here.
 PRIEST BETTER
 The many friends Of Rev. F. X. Collymore of the Catholic church will | be pleased to hear that he is rapidly cOnvalescing from rcent attack of grippe and will soon be up and about. FROM PEARcE
 Judge Win. Monmonier, old Tomb stone pioneer. but for the past fifteen years Of Pearce. where he is Justice of the Peace. for that precinct, was | in the city today having been called as a witness for several applicants for naturalization papers in the supe- ! rior court.
 VISITED FRIENDS
 Mir and Mrs James Brown. and i Mir. and Mrs George Porter spent the day in Tombstone from their homes in Bisbee. the guests of | friends.
 | SUPT. KING HERE
 Superintendent King of the E. P. X $. ". railroad system was in ! ACHIDS'OHe toudy between trains, looking over the company's property here. continuing on to Tucson and Douglas
 VISITED sIssEe.
 MT. and Mrs. Douglas Gray and son. Douglas. Jr.. spent yesterday in Bis. bee on a visit with friends, having mCtored over.
 i FUNERAL TODAY.
 The funeral of Tom Musso. who died al Gleeson Saturday was held there this afternoon at o'clock. 2
 large number Of friends going from
 here to attend The funeral was
 postponed from yesterday to today or
 account of the non-arYival of rela
 tives.
 BENSON VISITORS.
 Constable John Profit and H. w
 Etz, well known business man, bott
 of Benson, were visitors in Tomb
 stone today. having come up on busi
 ness before the Superior Court. NATURALIZATION DAY Today was naturalization day il
 the Superior Court before Judge A : c. Lockwood. Special Examiner Jone
 having come from Los Angeles [, conduct the class. About 80 appli cants appeared for examination fo their final papers and the entire da, . was spent conducting the hearings
 Several hundred men including tn
 witnesses were in the city through : out the day. and out of the 80 appl
 cants late this afternoon about z 9 had passed the scrutiny of the cour
 and examiner and became citizens o l. Uncle Sans domain. All nationa i, ities were represented. This after D neon the sth grade from the Centrs s school were allowed to be presen [ to watch the proceedings and see tn e practical side of how aliens may b, r come citizens. and the court roor