Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
(From Saturdays Daily)
BACK FROM FRANCE.

DdiIOWudiC. a lOiHit stone boy, who has just returned from France. where he founght the Hun with the rest of the Arizona boys, ar- rived in the city yesterday for a sev- eral days visit with friends and rela- tives. He will he one Of the guests tonight at the supper to be tendered at the National restaurant by O. Gib- son. who will have as his guests all returned soldiers and sailors resid- ing in Tombstone l; is expected that between twenty-five or thirty boys will attend the banquet
 ANOTHER CONTRACTOR
 ARRESTED.
 DOUGLAS. June l3.-Frank Toohey of Toohey & Sons, sub-constractOrs on road work at Silver Creek. under Eaton X smith. was arrested yester- day on the charge of having employed alien labor on the road work under his supervision. Eleven separate complaints were made against him He made bond before Justice of the Peace Jack. pending preliminary hear ing. Toohey is the fourth road con tractor to have charges placed against him. the Oswald brothers and John M. Smith of smith & Eaton having heen served wi;h similar complaints. MAJOR KELLY CALLS
 ON BILL HATTIcH.
 Major Geo. II. Kelly. editor of the Douglas International, who is on aa extended auto tour Of the Pacific coast. writing to his paper yesterday on "Arizonan's in Los Angeles" says about Bill Hattich. former owner and bachelor editor of the Prorpector:
 "I called on "Bili" Hattich. former editor and owner of the Tombstone Prospector. Las; year Bill hurried through Douglas en route to Washing ton City to volunteer for war work. after he had been denied entry to the. national army. His old friends in Cochise county. not having heard from him since, had naturally reached the that he had been sent to France from Washington and appro pHated by one of the war orphans of that country. This conclusion was in. correct for he is here in Los Angeles and ye; remains an unfettered unde. filed bachelor"
 MARRIAGE LICENSES.
 The following marriage licenses were issued during the past week in the office of Superior Court Clerk l. E. James:
 R. F. Rock to wed Ruth PhilIips both of Douglas; A. H. Harmon to wed Winifred Stevens, both of Lowell. W Emerick 10 wed Alice Adams, both of Douglas: Roy Andrews to wed May bledsoe. both of Douglas: Harry A. Stringer 10 wed Estella J. Barrados both Of Douglas; Henry Eustice to wed Minnie Lowry, both of Bisbee. James k. Kuhi to wed Elizabeth Fl Drake, both of Wilcox: Ocie q. akers to wed Genevieve Louise Barrett. of Douglas; Robert Evans to wed Annie May Taylor. both of Fort Huacbuca. Jesus J. Guerrero to wed Romela Ro- driguez. both of Bisbee; A. c. Bee. man. of EsIueda. Mexico. to wed Mary Allie Meadows. of Douglas: Fritz Gerdes to wed Violet Chapman. bo,b of Lowell; Sam sutclife of Bisbee to wed Ma1d Charlton, of Warren. MARBLE MAN HERE.
 A. T. Kolb. principal owner of the Dragoon Marble Mining company. re- turned to Tombstone today from Pas. adena, Calf. where he had been on business connected with his comnanvi He leaves tonight for Bisbee from where he will go to Pittsburg. where he vii secure capital with which to work the properties. Mir. Kolb has with him a number of samples of diff 'erent classes of marble which comes rom the property and he expects to interest enough capital in Pittsburr to install machinery and begin pro ducing within several months. Fill ing contracts with Pacific coast build. CTS alone will keep the quarry work ing to capacity for years, stated MT. k'lb today, and he expects that with. in years time that Cochise county will be classed among the worlds