Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-09-23
NEW COUNTY sYeMoaaApHsa


County Attorney J. F. Ross 40 Coun-
ty Stenographer. Mr.. Bleumenthal 10
studying Law and after he completes
his work here will 20 to college to
complete his course.
A. p. MAN HERE
Norman Walker. general representa-
tive Of the Associated Press. with
headquarters At Ell Paso. was the
guest OF his brother. John w. Walk
er yesterday. Mr.. Walker has been
in the Warren District the last few
days covering the demise OF the l. ".
W. in this part Of the country. While
dealing in Obsequies Mr.. Walker Wis
tied the celebrated outlaw and also
the Chinese grave yards Of Tomb
stone and carried with him q slight
menentO Of one OF our late outlaw
brothers who probably died with his
boots on. He took the Golden State
Limited for FL Paso this morning.
WORK seciNs
Foreman Shafer Is here and will
make the county corral in the west
end Of the city his headquarters
while he and his crew are putting
the road in shape to the Charleston
bridge. Foreman Shafer is short a
man or two and there is a chance of
good workers to get on but chair
warmers and sun absorbers need not
apply as Schafer don't keep county
teachers on his pay roll
ATTORNEY HERE
Lyman H. Hays. chief counsel for
the back salary collectors. was in
town today on legal matters. He
feels positive that he will win out
hands down in the Supreme Court.
He returns to his home in Wilcox
tomorrow.
LEAVES FOR COLLEGE
Paul F. Kerr. who has been spend
ing his vacation with his mother,
Mrs. E. F. Kerr left this noon for
Los Angeles where he enters Occi.
dental college for his junior year.
IN sissEE
Mrs. c. l.. Blackburn is spending
several days in Bisbee. the guest Of
Mrs. Mike Davis. formerly OF Tomb
stone.
IN sisBEE
Bud Holland and wife are spending
several days in Bisbee. the guest of
their daughters. Mrs. c. S. Rhineber-
ger and Mrs. Claude Paris.
RETURNED TO DOUGLAS
Attorney w. P. Miller returned to
Douglas yesterday after having spent
several weeks here assisting in the
County Attorneys ONCE.
SPENT SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Wolcott spent
Sunday in Bisbee the guests Of their
daughter. Mrs Eva Wallace.
HERE FROM DOUGLAS
Assistant County Attorney Bruce
Stephenson arrived In the city yester-
day from Douglas and will remain
here for several days assisting Coun-
~ Attorney Ross in some cases be-
fore the court
ANOTHER TOMBSTONE
BOY ENLlsTs
Frank Engle Of Tombstone. but To-
Gated at Bisbee. where he has been
working in the mines. was a visitor
in town today. having come here for
q day to straighten out his affairs be-
fore enlisting in the 18th Field Ar
tillery at Douglas. He will report
tomorrow morning for duty The
young man said he had intended to
enlist in the 10th Field Artillery but
learning that the 11th had bigger
guns and were to leave for France
first. he changed his mind and en-
listed in the 1lth. He has been
waiting to be drafted, and wanted to
leave with the Cochise boys tomor-
row but has not been called as yet
Frank says his ambition is to learn
to man one of the big 1lth artillery
howitzers and when he gets to France
to get crack at the Germans.
HERE WITH PRISONERS
Deputy Sheriff Charles Cross was
in the city Sunday afternoon having
in custody two prisoners for the coun
ty jail. One Of them was Clarence
Ridseway. charged with transporting
Intoxicating liquors. and the other
was q young Mexican boy, who will