Tombstone epitaph., 1921-09-04
TOMBSTONE T0WN TOPICS TERsELI TOLD
MONDAY
FROM CochiSE.

DOUGLAS POLICE CHIEF.
 Percy Bowden. chief of police of Douglas. was in town today as a vii, ness before the Superior Court. TO WEST HuAcHucAs.
 H. P. Merrill left for the Sunyside country today and will return tonight or tomorrow.
 DRAGooN VISITOR.
 Vim. Dad Fourr. Cochise county pio- neer cattleman. was among the visi- tors in the county seat today. spend ing the day with relatives
 ENJOYING IT.
 Miss Grace L. kolb. deputy county school superintendent. is making Saw telle her headquarters during her va cation which she spends in Los An. seles. and at the nearby beaches. ac- cording to letters received by friends. TO DOUGLAS.
 County Attorney J. F. Ross went 10 Douglas this morning, where he was called on official business. He will re turn tomorrow to take up the case against two Mexicaps charged with being implicated in the killing of Jess Fisher at the Slaughter ranch. HERE FROM PHOENIX.
 Miss Helen Benedict, deputy state superintendent of public instruction. accompanied by her mother. Mrs. A. J. Benedict, and brother. Howard. were in Tombstone today from Cochise Stronghold. where Miss Benedict IS spending a few weeks vacation. RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Chas. Biyth and daughter, Miss Helen. returned home Saturday after roon from Tucson, where Mrs. Blyth spent a week visiting her sister, Miss Helen. having visited there for the past six weeks. Yesterday Mir. and Mrs. Blyth and daughter spent the day in Douglas with relatives. ABLE TO BE OUT.
 Wm. Critchiey. Tombstone leasor, who narrowly escaped death several days ago when he fell into 60-foot shaft after being gassed, was able to be about yesterday and today. and outside of being pretty badly bruised up is none the worse for his narrow escape
 COWBOY FIELD DAY.
 According to word received here a Cowboy Field Day filled with cowboy sports of ali kinds will be staged at Webb on Thursday, Sept list, when cowboys from all over the county will participate for prizes. The Webb Fair Association is backing the celebra- ton.
 BOY RELEASED.
 Rafael Hernandez, the youth who was. charged with having robbed the Lewis Springs depot several months ago. was released from custody by Judge Lockwood today. sitting in ju- yenile court An older brother, charg- ed with complicity was released sey- eraI days ago.
 PEARcE VISITORS.
 J. c. Fisher, Homer c. Fisher, J. L. Johnson and s. W. Pitman, of Pearce. were in Tombstone yesterday on land matters before U. S. Commissioner W. A. Fowler.
 PEARcE DEPUTY HERE.
 Deputy Sheriff wm. Hawke, of Pearce, was among the visitors in the county seat today on business at the sheriffs office He reports that the Pearce mill is still grinding away on ore mined by leasors and pretty fair returns are being received. An exciting ball game between Pearce and Cochise was witnessed by the Pearcites yesterday, he states, in which Cochise carried off the honors by a score of 10 to {. A game at Will cox yesterday also furnished some ex- citement when the Mascot team play cd there. willcox winning by the close score cf 5 to 1. sIseEE COLTS SKIN
 TOMBSTONE sTAR&
 The Tombstone Stars lost to the Bisbee Colts yesterday at the War rcn Park diamond by a score of 13 to 3, poor box work for the first four in- nings of the game being responsible for the cleanup, the local players say.