Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-23
(From Mondays DailyD
OVER FROM LOWELL.

visitor in the county seat today on business at the sherif's office. FROM eiseEe.
 Mrs. F E. Coles. Mrs. Newman and James McHugh. father of Mrs. Coles. motored to Tombstone yesterday for . visit
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Georgia Rhineberger and son. Wesley. returned home yesterday from Tucson. where she has been ca a visit with friends.
 TO TUCSON.
 Mrs Frank Winters left Sunday morning for Tucson. where she will spend several days on . visit with Mrs. H. R. Hitchins.
 SOUTHLAND JUSTICE.
 Justice of the Peace Carlos E. Bol- ton. also '. s. Commissioner. paid Tombsone visit today on court bus mess. returning this afternoon. NEARLY COMPLETED.
 The dip at Tappman's ranch house is almost completed and if we get a good rain in the next few days the road will be opened as far as the mon- ument
 VISITED FAMILY.
 Miss Rosa Holland of the Quarter masters department returned to Ft. Huachuca yesterday after spending Saturday and Sunday here with her parents.
 MEET FRIDAY.
 Have you ever attended a meeting of the Young Ladies Single Blessed ness Scoiety? If not you are invit ed to the Congregational church mex, Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock There will be something of interest to all who attend.
 UNCLE DIES.
 Chas Frederick. Tombstone plumb CT. has received work of the death of his uncle. Andy Miles. at Prescott MT. Niles was connected with news paper mechanical work. contracted the flu. which developed into pneu mcnia. And he succumbed following brief illness.
 PHiLATHEA MEETING.
 There will be no meeting of the Philathea class and their friends a; the Red Cross rooms on Tuesday eve min, February 18th After this little vacation it S earnestly hoped tha; a large number will turn out in the future as there is a good deal of work to be accomplished.
 SUPERVISORS MEET.
 The board of supervisors met today in regular semi-monthly session, pass ing on routine matters. as well as on road and auditing accounts. This is the second meeting in the month the board having decided to hold two meetings each month instead of one ;v ,ho. oil xr. ha promptly. TOMORROW NIGHT.
 At the Crystal tomorrow night we are to have the last episode of "A Fight For Millions" also the last of Burton Holmes travel pictures ard the first installment of the new com edies This one Is to be two reeleI called flick Manhattan" a satirica! production with Peggy Hopkins in the leading role, being production If the Flagg studios.
 SENT DEsERTER RECORDS.
 The Local Board for Cochise coun ty today sent the final records of all deserters in this county to the ad ;utaat general at Phoenix. where hey will be finally disposed of. Ow ing to the large number of Mexican iens this county's records show robably more deserters than any her district but eliminating all 1ese the records show less than 5t
 tual deserters. It is understood q
 ing will be made eliminating all Mexican neutrals from the records.
 COURT TODAY.
 Two cases were on trial in the Su ,rior Court today. the first beinl Iat of the State vs. Gaspar Jurado harged with obtaining money undeI lse pretenses. The jury returned instructed verdict 0f not guilty This afternoon the case of the Stat '. Armand Flores is on trial. chars