Tombstone epitaph., 1919-02-23
,as been on a several days visit with

has been on a several days visit with relatives.
 GRANGE.
 The change in the weather As quite welcome-it seems more like Ari- zona weather nov.
 GRAND LODGE OFFICERS. At the session of the Grand Lodge in Prescott of the Grand Commandry Knights Temelar of Arizona. two To- cal men were honored. Arioch Went worth was elected Grand sword Bear CT. and E. A. Hughes appointed Dep uty Grand High Priest. and MT. A. Wentworth appointed Grand Captain of Host
 MEXICAN BROUGHT BACK.
 Felix Perez. a Tombstone Mexican was brought back to the Sherifrs of. fee this morning by Oficer ROckhill having been located at Phoenix. He xas lodged in jail, charged with non- support of his wife and children. His location was brought about by the circular system in vogue in the Sher- iff's ofice.
 RECOVER CAR.
 Deputy Sherin's Jack Ryan and R. M. Gilman ysterday recovered the automobile owned by Rcd" Lambert from whom it was stolen last Mon day by three army deserters. The car was found abandoned on the Mex ical side a few miles south Of Naco. The machine had been damaged to such an extent that N is beyond re- pair No traces of the deserters have IS yet been picked ID.
 LOCATED STOLEN CAR. i Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty re. turned home this afternoon from E. gin. where he went 10 take charge of a stolen automobile. a Cadillac stol en from Los Angeles. which was To- cated at Elgin by the Sheriffs office ! The car was in damaged condition 1 and could not be moved. and the thieves had made their escape. aban doning the auto.
 ANOTHER SECTION
 OPENED TO TRAVEL. Foreman Chadwick opened another section of the state highway this morning. This section includes the dip al Trappman's and the straigh: away up to the monument and about seven hundred feet beyond that point This piece of work s an excellen, specimen of road building. One can take the dip at any speed the law allows. It is quite different from the dip on Allen street, which. it is sad, is to be rebuilt by the city. MCINTYRE NOT GUILTY. The jury in the case of the State vs, Roy Mcintyre last evening abou' 7:30 reported their verdict into court of not guilty. They had previously disagreed and asked the court to be dismissed but were returned to the
 ury room to deliberate little longer nd the verdict of not guilty was the es alt. Today the case against Dave Wash, an appea. case from Bisbee in which the defendant was charged with reckless driving. the jury re turned a verdict Of not gully and ;hs defendant was discharged.
 LOT OF CONTRACTS.
 On March 3rd, at their offices in Bis road from the bridge site to Be-nardi mission will let several contracts ol at least open bids for quite lot O work which will include a bridge owe, Silver Creek. a graded and drained road from he bridge site to Bernardi no Station. grading the road througi the lake between Cochise and Will COX. and construction of graded ana drained road from Cochise to Pearce They will also accept bids for hun dreds of feet of iron culverts. sever al hundred barrels of cement and sey eral thousand pounds of reinforcinl steel.
 SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
 The meeting Of the Tombston, Rifle Club. held last night, was wei attended and plans completed for tn coming year. the first of which vii be the Members Match to be sho Saturday. There are in the neigh borhood of 25 entries for 1t. Thos who have not already entered ar asked to hand their name to the Se<