Tombstone epitaph., 1918-03-10
CHARLESTON ROAD OPEN

The new route to the Fort is now open quite a distance and the late snow and rain have helped it i'm mensely. From the corner of Fifth and Allen it is exactly twenty miles to the point in the road at the Fort where you turn up to the grounds and from which point the sign board indicates the road to Camille and No gales. The road is good all the way to Fort Hutchuca. Coming back around the loop through Tur- ner and Fairbanks 1t is exactly 27 miles from the sign posts on the reservation to the starting point at Allen and Fifth street.
 IN FROM RANCH
 S. N. Gordon and son, F. w. Cor don were visitors in Tombstone to- day from their ranch near Turner FROM TURNER
 r. T. Shaver, rancher of Turner. was a visitor in Tombstone today SUPERVISORS MEET The Board of Supervisors, compcs- ed of Chairman V. M. Johnsan. and Members Rock and Sparks. were in session today. attending to routine matters. It was expected the set tlement of the Tombs.one-Bisbee road controversy would come up to- day but no action was taken. It is expected State Engineer Atwood will mee; with the board in the near flu ,ure and an amicable adjustment ef- fected.
 TO GLEASON
 Several automobiles of Tomb stone people motored to Gleeson yes terday where they attended services conducted by Rev. C. w. Start in the high school building. Those who kindly loaned their cars were Lee O. Woolery. J. F. Ross, C. B. Wilson. w. A. Fowler. Douglas Gray and MT Smith.
 MILL RETURN SOON
 Mrs. Fred Bennett of Tombstone. returned to Benson last Sunday from Fl PPaso. Texas, where she went about six weeks ago to undergo an operation at a hospital in that city. and is a, present stopping at the home of her sister. MT. and Mrs. w. J. Bennett of Benson. She ex- poets to return home to Tombstone shortly.
 IN FROM GLEASON
 Sam Campbell and family of Glee, son were in Tombstone today. MT. Campbell. who is clerk of the Glee- son School board having business at the court house. MT. Campbell states that at the election held there on February 25 for the issuance of $6.0O0 worth of bonds in order that the new school building may be com. pleted, was carried unanimously. with not a dissenting vote The bonds will be sold at once ard the plumbing fixtures. etc., will be installed in : the new building which is one of the best in the county. VISITING MOTHER Mrs Alfred Paul is spending sev eral days in Tombstone from her home in Douglas, the guest of hel mother. Mrs. George w. Swain. ON BUSINESS
 Sam Barrow is spending several lay in town from his ranch in the Dragons on business matters, hay ing driven in his car.
 HUNT HERE
 Chairman c. H. Hunt of the Co chise County Draft Board was ir Tombstone today conferring witf Clerk Krebs of the board. VISITING SON
 Mrs. Clara Robinson, mother of H P. Johnson. deputy Clerk of the su perior Court, arrived in Tombstone Saturday from her home at Los An geles. and will remain here indefinite ly on . visit with her son and family RETURNED FROM VALLEY ,l Rev. J. A. Benedict and Fanl Fowler returned today from . trip ts the Sulphur Spring Valley yesterday mostly around the scene of the rece1t , outlaw hunt in Rucker Canyon.
 BENSON VISITORS
 H. W. Etz, C. F. Moss and J. A I