Tombstone epitaph., 1919-09-14
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SCHOOL OPENED TODAY

T8e u00oelouc puOtC SSuooAS oPcH' eA today for the Fall semester with an unusual large attendance. and Supt, TYMorA reports . bright outlook for the ensuing year with the present en- ruilment. All teachers who have beea away on vacation during the summer returned Saturday and Sun day. and a good start was made to- day.
 TOMORROW NATURALIZATION DAY
 Tomorrow is naturalization day in she Superior Court. when a class in the neighborhood of 50 applicants will come to Tombstone 70 be examined for citizenship Most Of the appii- cants have attended the naturaliza- ton class being conducted in the Bis bee qua Coughs public schools. and expect to Sass the examinatio2 here tomorrow with high percentages. Elk amsner A. K Edridge of Los Angeles who is nov in Bisbee. will come to Tombstone to conduct the hearings. REPORTED BETTER
 The condition of Mrs. John lgo. is reported much better this afternoon. according to word received by her husband. Court ;ntrepre.er John Iso, which will be pleasing news to her many friends Another operation will not be necessary and the patient is improving rapidly. although stili in the hospital
 RETURNED HOME
 Mrs Eta Sanders returned home yesterday from Los Angeles. where she went to place her two young sons in school She reports seeing T HanbeT of TombstOnites now sojourn- ing al the coast
 CONTESTED DIVORCE CASE
 The Superior Court today was oc- cupied with the trial of a contested divorce case Of Preciliana Nolan vs LorenEo Nolan. the jury having been secured during the morning session. nA noon a recess was taken for an hour in order to allow the county attor- ney to attead a preliminary in the justice court. and it is expected the case wiii be completed by evening re- cess
 FROM STATE ROAD CAMP
 Prank Sanders and Paul Edison now working at the state road camp. as chauffers on the big Nash Quad trucks were in Saturday from the camp in the foothills of the Santa Rita mountains. with two trucks to get some equipment left here when the camp moved lasL Monday. h speaking Of the roads. they state thai the Borderland Route was being repaired in Santa Cruz and Pima counties and that the big hole in the Empire Ranch wash has been filed and ]; is no longer necessary to be psfaed out by team. The gang will start widening by fills and cutting rhe sharp turns in the road oyer the Santa Ritas today. The wors. road row is between Turner and the sar-7 'Cruz line in Cochise courty and most of that is near the two county lines. they state. RAIN STOPS TENNIS
 The incessant rains of Saturady nlg4i and Sunday put a stop to the scbe0nled games between the Douglas auu lOmDtOue CluDS to De played here yesterday. the Douglas team be- ing unable to make the trip. It is possible the match can be arranged for mexf Sunday. and an attempt at such arrangement is now being made. BACK FROM PHOENIX
 4. F. Parker and w J. Fairey. who have been in Phoenix in the interests of an oil company in which they are interested in Texas have return ed here Saturday and expect to leave for Texas again shortly.
 RETURNED FROM SAD MISSION
 L. F. Kuchenbecker and wife and child and Mrs. ". F. Kuchenbecker returned to Tombstone today from Los Angeles. where they went on the said mission of attending the funer- NY "a