Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-13
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Copper queen Mining company, was a visitor in the city today on official business. MT. Cassidy is also one of the wheel horses of the Republi- can party in Cochise and while here he paid a visit to his old friend. A. H. Gardner. who has been closely associated with him in politics in both county and state affairs. Poli- tics. however. are the least of MT. Cassidys troubles. now. he stated today. since the governorship has been decided for Campbell, and the United States is at war with Ger many he is firmly behind the presi- dent and has offered his services, and having had previous military experi- ence may be called to the training camp at any time.
 LOOK OUT FOR ki yrs
 The dog ordinance is now being enforced and people who own dogs had best get their tags from Chief bf Police George Rravin or they are very apt to find their little bow WOW" in the crematory. Harry Evans. manager of the telephone ex. change. was the first person to get tag for his dog. being No. i.
 TO DOUGLAS
 Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe will 90 to Douglas this evening Co bring Juvenile prisoner for hearing.
 SLIGHT RAIN THIS A. NJ.
 A slight precipitation this morn ing, tended to settle the dust and convey a message to the Cochise cat. tleman and farmer that more is looming.
 TO LEAVE FOR FRANCE
 It is rumored that Rev. E. ". si- monson of St. Stephens Episcopal church of Douglas. will resign his work in Douglas and immediately leave for Canada where he will join the Canadian troops as chaplain for service in France. MT. Simonson
 has mady Tombstone friends who
 admire his patriotic duty to his coun-
 try but still regret to lose him.
 FIRST FINE FOR
 VIOLATING TRAFFIC oRoiNANce The first fine for violating the city's
 trafic ordinance was levied this
 morning by Police Judge J. F. Dun
 can. when he fined Glenn Allen. driv-
 CT for the Cochise Motor Stage. 32.5o.
 Chief of Police Bravin hailed him be-
 fore the court for knocking over one
 of his dummy" officers on Allen street.
 HERE YESTERDAY
 Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon was in Tombstone yesterday. having brought over two juveniles. . NEED GLASSES? See Dr. Schell of Tucson at the . Arlington on his regular visit He ] will remain until .. m. tomorrow . (FridayD. Call this evening or early in the morning. . MORE PRISONERS l TO ROAD CAMP Al Turner. guard at the road camp } was in town yesterday bringing out with him six more prisoners to work , Ion the Bisbee-Tombstone highway. . IN FROM BENSON : Livestock Inspector Billy Bennett was a visitor in tbe couaty seat to- ' day. having otiicial matters requiring his attention.
 , MoToREo TO sIssEE ' County Treasurer Harry S. Ross. accompanied by Deputy Treasurer V. A. Wood and wife. and Miss Maude
 Davis. motored over to BIsbee last
 evening spending the evening with friends.
 . CIVIL SUIT STILL ON : The civil suit of Mrs L. N. Fish. er vs. J. F. Efinger. for ejectment
 from certain mining claims in the FCharieston district. was on all day in the superior court and may con tinue until the first of the week. be-
 ing long drawn out affair.
 HERE TOMORROW
 Dr. Scheli. the well known opti-
 elan Of Tucson. will remain at the
 Arlington Hotel until g .. m. tomor.
 row OFriday). If you need glasses.
 call on him this evening or early in