Tombstone epitaph., 1917-04-22
ON COURT DUsfN ess
Agent l. A. vestry of Douglas was iu town today on court business. c0nneNce ceMgNr

ut otuoOi exercises will be held in Shefiin Hall
 Friday. May IS. when elaborate prep arations will be made for giving a standard graduation commencement. FOR UNIVERSITY WORK
 The entire corps 0; teachers of the Tombstone public schools left today: some by train and some by auto. to attend the state meeting of educa- tors. to be held during University week in Tombstone. The Tomb stone HI Orchestra also accompanied the teachers and will discourse music during their stay there.
 TO TUCSON
 County School Superintendent of schools, Elsie Toles lief, this morn. ing for Tucson. where she will attend the meeting Of state educators now in session in the Old Pueblo.
 NOW FULL PLEDGED
 They are all back but while some f them Will fully recover they will probably never look the same: J. T. Kinesbury. w. A. McSparron. Will liam Schmidt. are the three nervy novices who crossed the hot sands last Friday in the Oasis of Douglas. The boys are now all sporting Shrin- er pins and from the big broad smile they are wearing 1t appears they Are either thinking Of what they got or what they are going to see that the next Tombstone novice gets The old timers. including John Walker A Wentworth. Ed Hughes. V. A. Wood. ]. x. Gaines. A. C. Karger and A. Gardner are also back. well pleased with what they saw Mrs V. A. Wood. Daughter of Isis is also home Mrs. John Walker while in Douglas. travelled the burning sands" also having joined the Daugh- lers of Isis The Tombstone Shrin. CTS expect to entertain a couple of auto loads of Shriners from the army in the near future.
 BACK ON JOB
 Frank Tessman. late of the Arizona Guards. who was mustered out Satur- day. has returned to his work with the Huachuca Water Company. SURPRISE PARTY
 A surprise party was given Satur- Bay at the home Of Mrs. Alice Hill by her daughter. Miss Mabel. in hon or of Mrs. Leo Hill. A large num- ber of young people were present who spent the evening pleasantly en- toying refreshments Of coffee and sandwiches. Dancing was also par ticipated in. following an auto ride by the entire party and it was near midnight when the party adjourned for their homes.
 PRISONERS TO ROAD CAMP
 Six more bootleggers who plead guilty in the Superior court, were taken out to the Bisbee Extension hoad Camp to join the force now at work on the Bisbee-Tombstone high Way. The work is progressing nice y and with the addition of more men almost daily the camp has grown to he one of large proportions. OFFICERS HERE
 Deputy Sherin Chas. Gross and Chief Of Police Chas. Kirby were up today from Douglas. having come as witnesses before the sueprIor Court. FROM DOUGLAS
 J. T. Stovsll of Douglas was with us today on matters in the Su- perior court.
 tUNAcY CASE CONTINUED
 The case before Judge Lockwood of the Superior Court this afternoon. in which Robert Cailaghan, a Sulphur Spring Valley rancher, was examin- ed by Drs. Hughart and Randolph as to. his sanity. was continued by the court until Saturday when additional witnesses are to be heard. CalIag- han, Ii seems. has been having dim entities with his neighbors for the past year or more. and was accused by them of being insane. A large number of witnesses appeared at the hearing. however. the court ordered several more subpoenaed. who will