Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-16
RISBEE JOTTINGSl
 BlsBKk. June 1901
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0. A. Overlook. manager oi the Douglas Lumber company is in town. John Kelly was before Justice Will coI . charge of throwing . rock through the door :si lodging hous' and striking woman inniennR serious injuries. He will hsyes hear ing tonorro~.
 Yesterday afternoon . freight train from Benson crashed into the rear end of . siripg of ears ct Mace Juno- ton. The rear ear was loaded with dynamite, fuse and caps. That there was no explosion is s miracle.
 Cowhsgs commonly called cow i,ch," was the cause oi Ed Schultz end Gus Hsyman, trayeling men, appearing before Justice Will ee1 today. Ed Schultz was fined si5 and Gus Hsymsn dismissed The noie Of procedure was to get near enough to their friends or aesuaint- anoes and put the stud on the hsnds. or on any othsr convenient spot causing the meet intense itching They had no intention of iRjuring anyone and was considered by them Is be e joke.
 The third annual commencement s1srcisss were held at the Opera house this evening and narks the sloss ef the sehsol term for this year. The graduates ei The tenth grade were Miss Msbls Louise Gold.wor;hy ant A6elkids Asude Kindred, The graduates si the eighth grade are Mary Elizabeth Boyle, Saddle Brady Oliver Douglas Brohn. Mary EIlcr Callahan, Lottis Ella Huber, Jerry Kelly, Josephine Aosre, Marry Edwin Overlook, Net,ie Marguerite Penny H,len Cloyd Thomss, Nora Louise wei.s, Amy Wlllisms. The 1 programme WAS very ably rende-ed and reflected great credit on th- pupil.. The Copper Queen band was in attendance.
 Bi.bse, June Sl, 1901.
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 V. B. x. Grssves, former editor si .hs Review returned from Ssnts Monica yesterday where he hss been visiting for the past tiI month'. He ia looking well and happy and will probably open alsw office in Bisbes Mr. Gresves is well and fsvorsbly known and should De very success tul
 Another smsll Ire occurred this afternoon st the residence of John Bowen which was quickly sxsin- guished by the fire department, c. F. Nichols has returned from ths Cana 1eas where he went to visit bi- brother Frank. He is interested in some valuable mining property near HaeosaIi and will leave shortly to at tend to development work thsr,on.
 Scott White lsft yssterdsy for San Francisco and will return with his family who have been sojourning a, ,hs sea side for the past few nonths. Probate Judge Bost~iok and Gr. heItsl of Tombstons lei, for home today.
 B. 4. Packard leaves on Mondoy for Postville, New York, his old home, where he expects to remain A few weeks.
 The Free Coinage saloon was thrown open to the public this morn- jug
 Mrs. J. k Slaughter and daughter returned frsm San Francisco yestsr- day.
 Jack Graham and A Paul Of the Bisbes Mercantile company have re- turned rem MsIieo where they wen, to examine seme mining property.
 K. c, Morgan. superintendent oi the A. ( s. F. R. K. company is in Los Angeles on s business and pleasure iri
 The Eiks lodge will nset Frisy evening.
 Word has been received here to the stfec. that heavy fires are raging in the Ai1 mountains in Mexico.
 3IssEE, June 10. 1901.
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