Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-06

Tombstone boys, left Saturday for San Pedro. Cal, where they have enrolled in the shipyards and will work there.
 Attorney Francis D. Crable, former postmaster in Tombstone, but now practicing law in Flagstaff, arrived in Tombstone Saturday night for a brief visit with his mother, Mrs. Ellen Har- wood. Mir Crable has many friends In Tombstone who are pleased to greet him.
 According to parties in Tombstone from Benson the bridge being con structed north of that place on the read leading to Dragoon has been com pleted and the work of completing the approaches is about done. It is ex- pected the bridge will be open to trav- el in a few weeks.
 The following Benson good roads boosters were in the county seat be fore the board of supervisors relative to the condition of certain roads in their section. Among those present were H. Q. Robertson, c. $. Buffing ton, W. J. Bennett, A. G. Smith, A Herron, L. D. Redfield, C. F. Moss, H G. Brown, A. Grajalba and C. L. Ruck CT
 According to parties from Benson it is a persistent rumor there that the Armitage place or the old Santa Fe yards, about one and a half miles north of Eenson, has been taken over by the Deming smelter people and that the shelter is to be moved there No confirmation has been had 10 the rumor, however. and it is reported the site has been picked out on account oi the present site at Benson not allow ing enough trackage.
 J. o. Mannering, formerly a resident of Douglas, and late a soldier In the 15Sth infantry at Camp Kearney, has returned here to enter the immigra ton cffice, having been discharged from the military service. He was a volunteer in the Douglas company oi the Arizona national guard and went
 with the regiment to Naco and then to Kearney.
 It was learned at Hilltop that A. B Kinsley, of San Simon. is now at work constructing a telephone which will reach Hilltop mine and connect that camp directly with the outside world The poles for this line have been set
 to the mouth of White Tail canyon Heretofore there has been no tele
 phone communication from Hilltop and all communication has been either | through Paradise or ROdeo.
 The engagement of Miss Harriet
 Jones, well known school teacher Of | Douglas. and Harold Stull of Cananea | son of Chaplain George C. Stull oi the Eleventh infantry, who is well known here, was announced Saturday afternoon at l shower given in honol | of the bride-to-be at the home or Mrs lR. l.. Gibson; 1157 Eleventh street
 The date of the marriage was not an Inounced. MT Stull is mining engi neer. Miss Jones' home is Pasadena Sunday night sentrieS at the inter national boundary noticed an automo hile coursing along the internationa
 boundary. and decided to keep theil
 eyes upon it. It verged close to th'
 line, paused second. then two mer
 were seen to leap out, each taking
 large box with him. The auto gath
 cred speed and disappeared in the al rection Of Douglas. The soldiers com manded the two men to halt but thel 1 struck up a lively gait in the direc tion of Mexico. The two soldiers opened fire and the ones in High
 dropped their burdens and kept on run ming The soldiers think that one Q the rugitives was hit. but there ha
 been no report from Augua Prieta C
 indicate that such is the ease Th'
 boxes dropped by the men were tw'