Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-04-28

VISITING SISTER.

VISITING SISTER.
Dudley Barton. brother Of Mrs.
VIM. Frazee. is visiting at the Fra
zee ranch from his home at Las IAN
Feles.
IN FROM eLEEsoN.
Constable Lafe Gibson and Justice
of the Feace NJ. J. Sullivan were
visitors in Tombstone today on off,
ciai business.
WAS IN sissEE.
County Attorney j.. =. Ross was
in Bisbee yesterday. having Official
matters requiring his attention He
returned il the evening.
IN el.-soN.
nelJs.dge lyey. formerly assayer
.or the Bunker Hill. is now located
i Glee son. where he is now assayer
for the Copper Belle mine there.
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. c. W. Hicks returned TO her
home at B.sbee yesterday after
spending several days in Tombstone
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs. j.
T. Kingsbury
IN eiseEE.
Clerk A. C. Karger. OF the board
Of supervisors. made a brief trip to
Bis5ee yesterday. having been called
there on official business. He re
turned in the afternoon.
NO COURT TO-DAY.
There was no cour; in the Super
ior court today. on account OF the
observance Of Liberty day. The
jury will report at O'Clock tomor-
row morning, civil and probate mat
tiers coming up TO be heard. while
Monday ;he trial of criminal cases
will be resumed.
In one OF the windows of the
Phelps Dodbe store there is a dis
play OF work done by the school
children Of Tombstone. which is for
the Red Cross The WORK shows
that the children we're given careful
instruction an1 - credit to the
schools OF thN CO, nty seat.-Rer,ew.
Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden was
in the city yesterday with prisoner
for the county Jail II was a Next
who will be held to await the action
OF the Superior Court on charge
Of burglary. He is the same Next
can who was recently shot by one of
the police officers of Douglas few
days ago for resisting arrest. He
was not dangerously wounded
Division Engineer Cy Perkins is
busy arranging for the removal of
the road camp from its present site
to the site OF the Luten arch bridge
near the old San Diego smelter En-
gineer Douglas today ran lines to
determine the shortest route 10 water
and il was found that from the cor.
ner Of 18th and Allen streets would
be about 340O feet and consequently
pipe is being arranged to cover that
distance. As soon as the pipe line
IS IN commission Foreman Chadwick
will remove his camp to lis new To-
cation. Having water and supplies
available with such short haul will
be an economic stroke for the road
department.
Advices from Douglas are that W.
e. Schwanm. was held to answer
by Commissioner BeumIer to the
United States court on a charge OF
making pro-German remarks and was
ordered held under a $4,000 bail.
Doan & Doan represented him. A.
J. Meier. deputy county assessor,
anG Nose Klein and a merchant by
name Of Faber testified against the
defendant Meier said. tina; last June
when he asked Schwamm to buy a
Liberty Bond, the latter answered.
DO you think ] want to give my mon
ey for bullets to shoot down my own
relatives?" Klein and Faber said
they were near and overheard the
conversation but did not distinguish
the exact words said. There was Q
large crowd in the court room. JUS
tin c. Daspit represented the gov
eminent, and army officers and civil
fans showed much interest.
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