Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-23
(Fron Fridays Eaaly)
COUNTY ROAD WORK.


 nounces that work this week contin. ued same as last week with few more men added and some additional work stock purchased. Two miles of road were completed up Ramsey Canyon and the same crews worked over the county in the same places or localities as last week. State road work went along in fine shape this last week from Tombstone towards Fairbank. as did the bond issue work between Bisbee and Douglas and be- .wen Benson and Tombstone. The Commission will open bids for the construction of drained and graded road from Pearce to Cochise and sur facing the lake road between Cochise and Wilcox. Also a lot of iron cul. verts. steel and cement
 MEXICAN REcAPTURED.
 Special Oficer Harry Wheeler yes. erday arrested a Mexican in Douglas who escaped from the penitentiary at Santa Fe. N. NJ. The Mexican was under sentence Of from one to three years when he made his escape. MORE SNOW.
 Another snow fell here last night and over four inches is reported from the Huachucas. The stage came in from Bisbee on time. however. again showing the merit of the Borderland. RETURNED HOME.
 Miss Frances Staniger returned home today from Bisbee. where she has been the past week on a visit, the guest of Mrs. Geo Rockhill. Mrs Rockhill returned with her today to remain over for the dance tomorrow night.
 FROM BIseEE.
 Former County Engineer L. E. Barker. now with the Highway Com mission, came over today from Bis bee on business.
 TO LEWIS SPRINGS.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty went to Lewis Springs tday. having been called there on business connected with the Sherif's office He will re turn this evening.
 BACK FROM AJo.
 Fred Bennett. Tombstone cattleman returned yesterday from Aio. where he has been for the past week on a trip connected with mining. He re. ports the Aio district as quiet at this time.
 CALLED TO DOUGLAS.
 Mir and Mrs. Waiter Thomas Jeff this morning for Douglas. where they were called owing to the serious i'll ness of Mrs Thomas brother. N. A Patterson, one of the one of the own CTS of the Douglas International MT t- xx-ts svrtt 1Y1 yesterday took a turn for the worse and his life is feared for. RETURNED FROM TRIP. Rev. C. w. Stark returned home this morning from Tucson and Sar Simon. where he has been for the pas few days on a visit.
 VISITING SONS.
 Mrs Mary Heney, mother of Messr' Arthur Heney, of Fairbank, and Harr! Heney, of Tombsone, is spending esv eral days on a visit with her sons Last evening MT. Heney and wife anS mother motored to Tombstone tt spend the evening. meeting Harr. here. This is the first visit of Mrs Heney to Arizona and Tombstone an, she is very much impressed with thu Old Camp. Her home is at San Jose Calf.
 TO INSPECT ROADS. County Engineer Sid Smith lief this morning for IBisbee. where h will join Supervisors I. c. E. Adam and C. M. Roberts, from where the, will leave for a weeks inspection O the county roads. prior to placini gangs at work MT Smyth and Su pervisors Adams and Roberts vii first go to Douglas. from where the. will turn up the Sulphur Spring val ley. ending up at Benson. Followin, this tour the Supervisors and Eng neer will then place various gang at work with two views in mind; on with rushing to completion differen roads in the county that need atten tion. and the other placing at worl