Tombstone epitaph., 1918-06-23
From Mondays Daily
81 pAlR GANG.

The road gang now repairing the
worst spots on the Tombstone-Fair-
bank road have completed the boot.
logger cut and have also cleaned up
the rocky spots on the Trappman hill.
TO THE COUNTRY.
Taking advantage OF the day yes
terday many Tombstonites who have
autos motored to the country with
their families and friends. mostly all
gcing to the mountains TO spend the
day. II was an ideal day for motor
ing. Many autos were also through
here from other parts OF the county.
TO TEXAS.
Attorney J. T. Kingsbury left to-
day for Fort Worth. Waco. and Aus
tn. Texas. where he goes TO see a
brother OF his who is soon to leave
for France. Mr.. Kingsbury will also
visit other kinfolks while in Texas
BOND MONEY.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
A. {. Karger. Supervisor John Rock,
together with County Treasurer
H. s Ross. went to Bisbee today to
arrange for the delivery of $500. 000.-
90 worth of Cochise County Highway
bonds and the receipt of the money
for same. which were sold some time
since to the Phelps Dodge interests
SENTENCES TO-DAY.
This morning in the Superior court
in the case OF the State VS. I. ].
liams and John McManamin, charged
with Transporting intoxicating liquor
the defendants were both given a two
year suspended sentence. Both men
were caught with whiskey which they
we're taking home for personal use.
and this being their first offense OF
any kind the court exercised lenienCy
In the case of the State VS.. W. O.
Kidder and Clarence F. Ryan, Ryan
was likewise given two years sus-
PENDED sentence. II being his first
ofense. In Kidders case, however.
il being his second time before the
court within a very short time, the
defendant was given two years al,
hard labor and fine of-s25
RETURN HOME.
John F. Ross, county attorney, will
return home this evening from Doug
las, where he has been attending to
company him.
GOOD FOR cocHIsE.
Cochise county school children
nave CoHtIluutcu tucif Ult 10 the lo~Ai
Red Cross magazine and newspaper
depot al PIG West Washington street
Mrs. J. a. Rogers, in charge OF the
depot, yesterday received 3 pounds
of tin and lead foil from the Cochise
grammar schools.-Phoenix Republi-
can.
ASSISTANT EDITOR
OF BULLETINS.
Miss Florence Morgan, OF Wilcox,
has taken the civil service examina-
ton and passed creditabiy. She has
been appointed to the position of as
sisfan. editor of bulletins in the divi-
sion Of publications at Washington,
at a salary of $500 per year. She
expects to leave in the near future
TO enter upon her new duties.
WAS IN TOMBSTONE.
Miss Esther Cummings was in the
county seat Saturday on business be-
fore the juvenile court. She is pro
baton officer for the Warren District.
HELD TO ANSWER.
Mrs. J. II. Whiting. alias Mrs. C.
z. Hester. the woman who passed
the bogus checks on Main street in
Bisbee Friday evening. was Saturday
ordered held to await the action OF
the Superior Court She was unable
TO give the bond of $500 which Judge
High placed her under and was
brought to Tombstone and placed in
the county jail. Her husband, who
is fireman on the E. p. & s. W. out
Of Douglas. was up to see her and
will endeavor to raise her bond in
that city.
ANOTHER RED Cross
DINNER At ELciN.