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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Tombstone Delegate
 to Anti -SaIoon Meet

Attorney o. Gibson left this morn ing for Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he will be conspicuous figure before the Anti-Saloon League of New Mexico and Arizona, who are to hold s spirited meeting this week. Judge Gibson will be joined by his mother in Albuquerque, who is en route home after a protracted visit in Oklahoma. The judge and his motber will return to Tombstone the latter part of the | week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Announcement is had that on Jan. 6 the mills of McKeesport, Glassport and Duquene, Pennsylvania, will be reopehed and 40 ,0OO men employed.
 Negroes at Henrietta, Oklahoma have been notified to get out of town within IS hours. The excitement follows the killing of Albert Bates by a negro.
 The mine owners association of Goldield will filean injunction against the Federation asking the court to dissolve the Miners Union.
 Seventeen Italians were arrested at PittsbuFg, believed to be members of the Black Hand Society. They were fined from $I0 to S100
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Con, acoep : Substitute

When you ass tci CaSeJets bs sure you get the ssnuiLs Cs.scarets Candy Ga hafuc' Dcrt acc ept fraudulent suosti14>s- inliptions or >ounterfe Itsi Genuin~ tapsts stamp ed C. C. C N.yer sGh iH bulk AL druggists. saa-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Very truly yours, F. w. SHELLEY,
 District Attorney .

Moved by MT Bowen, seconded by NIT Riggs that the demand of W B Kelly or $50, salary as Immigration Commissioner Tor the month of De- cember, 1906, he allowed On vote, Mir Bosen and NIT Riggs voted faye" and Mir Me are voted may Mo- tion was declared, and the clerk was ordered to draw the warTsn mt.
 The following demands were audit ed and allowed and warrants ordered drawn in pay ment of the same:- l3a-AndeIsOn X Gull,
 supplies to indigents. 27 IO I4a-A L Aaron, jurors
 certificate. 10 . I93b-Bisbee Lumber
 company, u n b CT,
 bridge, Naco road . S3 $ 200b-J hn Bendele, re-
 fund oihquor license. 6' IOlb-Bank or Donglas,
 assigned jurors certifi'
 ca,es . P SC 2O2b-Geo D Barnard &
 company, books furn-
 ished recorders office. luo $ 2C3b-Bank of Bisbee,
 interest on county bonds ...-. l4o .' | 2O4b- sisbee-Nsc Wa
 ter company, water
 rent for Bisbee and
 Lowell jsils, November 1907 ........... 20 6 .O5b-BaLk of Bisbee as-
 signed jurors certif-
 ca'es .- ........., o4 .. | 2O6. Frank Briggs, jur-
 ors certificate Of ser-
 vice. e.........''....' ot .
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
S,4O02 GO
spO.OOO OO

Balance .. 100000 co Personal Properly Tax Account. E. Total number Of assess
 ments onper sonal
 property collected by
 assessor, as shown by
 clubs of personal prop
 erty tax receipt books. s St65.On Total amount oi money
 collected by assessor on
 apoye, as per county
 tre4surer's receipts 5,6I5 16 Total number of bonds
 taken in lieu of pay
 ment Of money on per
 sonal property assess
 rnents, eighteen lsJ
 Cash received as fees
 for taking above bonds,
 az per Section 3s 9,
 Revised Statutes of
 Arizons 1901 I0s co
 Respectfully submitted,
 CHAS. R HOWE,
 Assessor and School Tax
 Collector in and for
 Cochise county, Arizona. The district attorney was sent for and asked to produce written opinions called for at the last meeting. NIT. Shelley explained that he was not ready at this time, but volld present ,bs same as quickly as possible. Nr. Male apo,lrei before the hoard. and asked that some action be s ken on the bills presented hy o tM.Idouado. F Garcia and c L Allen fo, services ss interpreters in the jus ,;es courts oi Di-bee ioF ;be third ousrter, 1907. Mir Nesle was inform ed that some action would be taken or these bills later in the session. o. Gibson appeared before the board in the interests of tax payers who had made demands on the county Tor re- finds on personal property tax paid ,o assessor. It was Loved by NIT Me Ca,s. seconded by NIT Bo9en, and car rid unanimously that the question d he legality of making refunds O ,s.enaI property taxes be referred tC ,h. district attorney for a written opnion-
 D Gibson also presented the peti- ,;,n Of Arthur & Bates, and the Peas y,velty company. who claimed Una 1n l2. block ll3, Bisbee, was a d uoi asessment.
 The assessor was present, and claim es tha, the assessmenS was not a claimed in the petition, and the mat fer was held for further considera ton
 Allen R. English appeared befor ,Le bord in the interests oi W KsIly. MT Kelly had been granted judgment of ss5ooO and sS 4o ces .n.;n,, the county as salary due hii :. ,oupty immigration commissions Mir Kelly had also made demand | 50 additional as salary claimed to
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld D Cents Gold and Silver s1.OO Leat 75c cents Gold, Silver, CoppersI.5O c
 Samples by mail receive promp; attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

 company, lumber for
 Pirtleyills road d is- l tTlct- ..-...- -I e 20Sb- II C Baumler. as-
 signed claims, labor on
 public roads. .... l5 .. 2O9b-C P Borrowdale,
 assigned jurors certifi
 cate. ...........-. 24 .. 2l0b-J J Bocknes, boun-
 ty on wild animals 2S , 2ib-Bisbee L Il m ber
 company, material us-
 ed iu bridge on Naco | FOad- -.. ...-,. ~ o' 2l2b-Bi b Lumber
 company, material us-
 ed by the road over.
 seer of Bisbee dis l tIlCI. Oo -' | l24c-Milton Curtis, , s
 cords of wood for coun- i y V Oc | l25c-ConsO sOlidate Printing and Publish ing company, county printing. ...-...- l3I -. 12fc-Copper Queen. use
 of sewer, Bisbee jail 10 . l27c-Otto Christinson,
 bounty on wild ami
 mais. ... .-......... I2sc-Floyd Christinson,
 bounty on wild ami
 mais .---..-.. lO l30c-Jas \ Curtis, ser-
 vice as trial juror .. A .. l3lc-P Cobb, jury ser
 Eice ...............- i0 OO l32c-J \ Christinson,
 jurors certificate ... Al l33c-J 0 D n Clifford,
 wood for county.. 50 l3ic-J $ Chambers, jur-
 ors certificate of ser-
 wee. ce...........-. o4 2O l3jc-J Cummings,
 jurors certificate of
 service -.. -.....-. 42 4Sd-Dicus Plumbing &
 Hea'ing company, re-
 pairs on Bisbee jlil 49d-J c Damety, boun-
 ty on wild animals 14 .. 50d-S A Duval, assign
 ed jurors certificate .. 21 5ld-T Drisdale, jurors
 certificate 42 52d-T K Dri dale, as-
 signed jurors certifi-
 cate cO 37e-H NJ EckernIan, la
 Dor and material coun.
 ty hospital ........ 9s 55 38e-H NJ Eckerman, la-
 bor and supplies for
 county ...--.. 40 % 52f-First National Bank
 of Bisbee, assigned jur-
 ore certifi ates .... IA .. 53f-Fairbanks Com
 mercisl company, re-
 fund liquor license. 20 .. 54i-Sam Friedman, iur-
 ors certificate of ser.
 wee. o- OU 55i-First \ a t ional
 Bank of Tombstone,
 assigned jurors certifi-
 cates 1I65 20 5Gf-First \ at ional
 Bank of Tombstone,
 interest on county
 bonds, past due :... $50 .. 57i-First Natio
 Bank of Tombstone,
 assigned baiIiff's cer- tlhcates s......- zo 0O I09g-Gazatter Publish
 ing company, one copy
 of Arizona business directory .-...:..... Q -. l12g--D aisy GIsdman,
 stenographer at in- quest Il4g-J \ Gaines, as signed jurors and bail ifs certificates .. 32I 40 | ll5g--J \ Gaines, as-
 signed jurors certii. l CdIte 11 l16g-Alired G Go1fred,
 jurors and bail;ffs cer- tlncdtes ..-....-. oo I17g-J \ Gaines, court
 crders ........ 3s2 g:
 Board takes recess until p m.
 Afternoon Session,
 The board met at p Tn pursusn to recess.
 All members present.
 The demand of John W Hogan
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

| teTpreter lees FJ0 Ouj C l. Alien, ln- erpreter fees $2 5N, all for thhd quar- CT, 1907, were held for further con alteration pending su against board oi supervisors for interpreter fees paid J J Huffaker, Mir Hogan having paid interpreter fees to others than the oi- ficial interp eter.
 Permission was granted the B'sbee Warren Street Railway company to lay their tracks over the NGco road running through Hansens-Garden ad- dition to Bisbee, with the understand ing that the grade of the road bed shall be made 10 conform to tine of. fcisl grade before cars are run over the same.
 1 Moved y NIT Bowen, seconded by NIT Riggs that the demand Of George Humm for S4l3 lj. and Frank Bauer for S5lil 10, deputy sherifs fees for the third quarter, Ice taken rom the table and allowed, and warrant issued for the same Motion was carried un- animously.
 The clerk was directed to notify justices of the peace in Bisbee and Lowell not to issue any more orders for transportation of indigents to the county hospital. Also to notify the railroad company not to accept any orders from these justices should any be issued.
 The following demands were disal- iowed:- ll7mc-Porter Mcdonald
 fees, mileage and ex- penses conveying pris-
 oners to Yuma ....... III 8 1 I22mc-Porter McDon-
 ald, conveying insane
 person to Phoenix 7S O5 !
 These demands were disallOwed on | account of not being present properly. The deputy sheriffs demands must be made through the sheriff.
 The following demands were held | for further rcOnsideration:
 ll4mc and llSmc--J : McNei-h, ! services as county surveyor. The ! demands aggregated $242.GO.
 The clerk was directed to notify the | road overseer of Benson to see that all | of the streets and alleys of Benson were kept clean and open.
 The following demands were audit- | ed and allowed, and warrants ordered 1 drawn in payment of the same: l30h--Charles R Howe,
 postotice box and incl
 dentials. assessors of
 nee ......... co | l3lh-H Henrich, jus
 tice of peace fees, third
 quarter, 1907 ...... 10 l5 135h-Henry Holborn,
 mileage as trial iur.
 or. 10 I36h-M k Hughes,
 bounty on wild ani-
 male -4c iV 137h-Joe Hood, jurors
 aud bailiffs certificates 4o .. I3sh-J Hufaker, sal.
 ary as interpreter, jus
 tice of peace courts of
 Bisbee from September
 30 to December 10,
 1907 ...... 2s7 50 l40h-G W Hoffman,
 bounty on wild ani-
 mas 14lh-J F Hood. ballitfs
 certificate of service l9 5O | l43h-Jack Hefey, jur-
 ers certificate .... 23 4Oi-HW W Jorgensen, jur-
 ors certificate . " il;-E J JacSlin. gnard-
 ing prisoners from
 Tombstone to Yuma. ll4 30 | 42i-D H Johnson < Co,
 supplies to indigents
 at Douglas ..... 70 43j-EF Jones, jnrors
 certificate of service. 52 tO | iii-s F. Johnson, guard
 ing prisoners cleaning the court h $ e ever -'-" = 47k-Wm B Kelly, im- migration commission
 CT for D ( e m Der, | lJDD. '' 4sk--Wr, B Kelly. sal arv as immigration commissioner, Gudg- i ment and costs) ..... sos 4O 49k-Crozin Kimball, | wood for court house, | q 1-5 c)......-..--.. lZ .. 5Ok--Chas Kreuder, as- |
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Very truly yours, F. W. SHELLEY,
 District Attorney,
H F. Berner, Esq. Clerk of Board of Supervisors,
 Tombstone, Arizona.

II T. beTntE, EsI
 Cle:k of Board of Supervisors,
 Tombstone, Arizona. Dear Sir
 In reply to your com munication requesting an opinion up- on the petition of James Reilly, l beg to advise you that, it does not appear from said petition that the Assessor altered or in any way tempered with said assessment, outside of the time prescribed law, to-wit:- Between the first Monday in February and the first Monday in June, and the pre- sumption being that a public officer performs his duty; and it does not ap- pear that the matter was brought up before the board ofeqralization, l can- not see, under the facts stated in the affidavit, where the petitioner has any remedy.
 Very truly yours,
 F. W. SHELLEY,
 District Attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Tombstcne, Ayiz Dec. +, 1907 : il F. Berner. Esq. Clerk of Board oi Supervisors,
 Tombstone, Arizona. Dear Sir
 In reply to your com muuicatian requesting an opinion on the letter of one \ N Frank, RodeO, New Mexico, beg to submit that Section i04l provides for the lessee cutting timber therefrom, as Is neces- sary for the improvement ofsGch land, and for fuel for family use, and for such as is planted thereon by said lessee. Secti 329 of the Penal Code provides for the punishment of persons cutting timber on public lands for the purpose oi shipping the same without the territory
 l suggest this las. statute, in view that the letter oi Mr Franks Is written from a place without the territory, which Is th2 shipping station for the Chiricahus mountains.
 A far as I can tell from NIT Franks letter. there are onl: two sections O. the statute that would probably apply, Mir Franks not being lessee of the land, and claiming to have cut the timber Ca small amount by mis- take.
 Very truly yours,
 F. W. SHELLEY,
 District Attorney,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Seven Million boIes sold in past months.

Tombstone, Ariz December l7, 1907.
 The board oi supervisors met at 9 a m pursuant 10 ad journment Decem Der l6th
 All members present.
 The following written opinions; l. In reference to the cutting oi timber oh school lauds, and 2nd; The pay ment of taxes on town lots located on mining claims, which sad opinions read as iolloss, to-wit:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

PROCEEDINGS Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the
 Board of Supervisors. OF C0CHISE COUNTY. ARIZONA Financial Reports Continued Following is a report of the Asses sOr of the moneys llected for the year 1907: Tombstone, Arizona, Dec. Is, 1907. To the Honorable Board of superyis- ors, Tombstone, Arizona. Gentlemen
 Ire Assessor of 1 Coehise county herewith submits his Annual Report of moneys collected . by him for he year 1907:
 School or Poll Tax Account.
 Debit. To IA books of receipts. ss per books Clerk of Bofs. s.. s2S, 10000 i
 Credit By unused receipts re- turned, as per books clerk of B If : .... 4i97. 50 Total amount of school tax collected s24,QO2. 50 By cash to county treas urer, as per his tripli- cate receipt. | S22 ,o02.3S By commission st ) per cent on S24 4,003 50 as per Section 20, Act 5, Session laws Of Arizona ' 1903 ... l,2O0.l2
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the
 Board of Supervisors.
OF c0CHISE COUNTY. ARIZONA

Ire Assessor of Coehise county herewith submits his Annual Report of moneys collected by him for .he year 1907;
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

Afternoon Session, The board met at l p Tn pursuant to recess.
 All members present. The demand of John W Hogan,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-05

due h,m for tie month of December, 1906. Mir English claimed for his client that tbis amount was justly due, and would have been inclnced in the judgment had s demand been made for it previously. After due consideration, the bill was allow
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-02

the assessment roll, and, for the pur-
crease, diminish or otherwise alter
and correct m assessment or valu-
alton, except where such valuation
is fixed by law
After Nisbet had read this, Mr.. Gill
bert asked why he did not read the
whole section, and whether he knew
that it had been amended by the leg
islature. of 1899. He also remarked
that the section going before should
have beer read, which would show
that the commissioners merely
arbitrators between the assessor and
the tax payers, and had no power to
change any assessment Or supply an
omission except upon proper COM
plant. Gilbert hen offered to debate
the question with the whole bunch,
but they would not near him.
Then followed speeches by others,
Will Robinson for one, who made this
argument on taxes. District Attorney
l.. 0. Fullen also made a speech, but
probably out of regard for his reputa-
ton as a lawyer. did not refer to Sec.
ton 404S, of which less than M
third had been read.
+ The main point omitted, however,
was the amendment of this section
by the legislature of 1899. Chapter %,
Sec. 5, Session Laws of 1899 reads as
follows:
"Sec. 5. That Section 4o4s of the
Compiled Laws Of 1897, be amended
by adding thereto the following
words:
"And under no circumstances shall
the assessed value or levy or amount
to be paid as taxes, as fixed by the
board Of county commissioners, sit
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ting as a board of equalization, or as
finally determined by the auditor, be
altered, reduced or abated, rebated,
or in any other name or by any
means or device, be changed by any
board, officer or person, except by di-
~rection of a competent court in a pro-
per proceedings; n any person or
members of any such board violating
the provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
in a sum not exceeding five hundred
dollars"
Now remember hat in the first
place under Section 404S the commits
sioners nave nothing to do with max.
ing the original assessment, and that
they cannot change a single item OF
the assessors returns except upon a
proper complaint by parties interest
ed. Then, as further provided in the
same section (Which the Republicans
are afraid to read in full even with.
out the amendmentJ any person can
appear " CiC Doolu
any decision of the commissioners, so
that they really have no power in
the matter, the Territorial board lay
ing down schedules which it would
be a misdemeanor for the commission
ers Or the assessor to change punish
able by a five hundred dollar fine.
The Territorial board, however, is,
according to the latter part
of Section 404S (not read by Mr.. Mis-
bet) Invested with full power to act
in the premises, either in increasing,
diminishing, exempting, or otherwise
altering and correcting any assess
ment or valuation so appealed from
except as fixed by law
and the decision of said terri
torial board of equalization shall be
conclusive and final"
Values fixed by the legislature,
such as the 80 cent valuation of graz
ing land for instance, cannot be
changed even by the Territorial
Board of Equalization, much less by
the county commissioners.
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TWISTING
THE LAW

Not only through the R~egister-Trib-
une, but In their public meetings in
various parts of the county, the Re-
publican candidates and other speak
ers have been trying to deceive the
people in regard to the law govern
ing the work of the county commits
sioners when sitting as a board of
equalization. AS a matter of law the
commissioners in this capacity are
merely a%rbitrators between the coun-
ty assessor and the parties assessed,
and nave absolutely no power further
han as arbitrators, whose decision
is in no case ffnal
AS a sample Of the misrepresenta-
ton INDUCED in by the Republican
speakers, we refer to the meeting held
one night last week at Dexter. Char,
ley Gilbert, a lawyer and a Democrat,
was present, and he states that Ros-
coe Nisbet read the following quota.
tion from Section 4O4S Compiled Laws
of 1907:
"404S. The county commissioners
of each county shall constitute a
board of equalization for the revision
correction and completion Of the as
sessment rolls. Such board shall hold
two regular meetings for this purpose
in each year, at the court house, com
mencing on the first Monday of June
and July. 1t shall at it's first meeting,
have power to supply omissions in
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the 28th. She was the mother of six
living children, Mack Merchant and
Mrs. J. j.. Medaris, of Abilene, John
Elijah and Will Merchant, of Carls-
bad, and Mrs. Seay, of Roswell. She
was a lifelong member of the Bap-
fist church, and a noble character in
her religious as well as her everyday
life. She had often visited in Ros-
well, and many people here will be
sorry to hear of her death.
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some person entered the lou Oh
DR.. b, Keaster.- at The corner OF
E49hth street and Lea avenue. while
The family was away at $3.50 Satur-
dav evening and turned IN q nre
.,erm. A . the department could 10
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Dave Daugherty and wife, who had
been here two weeks visiting their
daughter, Mrs. T. R. Everman. left
this morning for their home at Arg
entine, Kan.
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Mrs. Hub Gill left this morning for
a visit of two months at her old
home In Weatherford, Texas.
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WANTED Solicitors. Men and wo-
men for the Home Circle Society
Of New Mexico. Best of references
required. Call at office of Home
Circle Society Of New Mexico, 215
N. Main st. LILO
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Mrs. s.. E. Black, Of Fulton, No.
who had been here three e visit
ing her nephew. Harold Black. of the
Pecos valley Drug Company. left this
morning for Ell Paso, where she will
visit before going home.
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j. H. Thode came up from Dexter
this morning, accompanied by his
daughters, who resumed their school
work here after spending Saturday
and Sunday at home.
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Beef, pork, mutton and veal. gov
eminent inspected.-U. S. Market,
phone 81. Quality III motto. OStf
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When Ballots are all in Come Around to the Record
Office and Get the Returns from all Over Country

| cate no fire, it supposed to have been
some silly persons idea OF a Hallow.
cen joke.
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Play pool or enjoy a good cigar at
the Smoke House tomorrow night
while the election returns come in by
special wire.
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MRS. c. w. MERCHANT
DIES AT ABILENE, TEX.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed S. Seay returned
Saturday night from Abilene, Tex,
where they e called by the fatal
Illness OF Mrs. Seay's mother, Mrs.
re.-w.- Merchant. who died October
81 at the age of 20 years, age and
general debility causing her death.
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Dinner and Supper Tomorrow.
Remember to take your dinner and
supper tomorrow with the aides of
the M. E. Church, South, at the Rink
corner Main and Fifth. Price Csc. 1t
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I have something new in Cut Glass
and Hand Painted China to show you
L. b. B~oeilner, Jeweler and Optician
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Impersonator Nov. 9Th.

MI. Nels Darling. the Impersonator,
raconteur and orator, will be at the
NJ. E. Church, South, on Nov. 9th un'
der the auspices of the N. NJ. M. 1.
and the Womants Home Mission So
ciety. Single tickets so cts. lift
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Mrs. w. H. Cosgrove left yesterday
for a visit of two Or three weeks with
her daughter in Silver City.
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wANTED:- Team of sound. youn
and gentle horses. To weigh abou
900 lbs-Dr. j. E.. McClane. lit
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WANTED Good man to work o
farm INQUIRE OF e. F. Hayslip. one
half mile east Of Blashek's Ice plan
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FOR MEN ONLY. Tomorrow night
at the Smoke House. Pool. cigars
election returns.
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G. A. Brown left yesterday for his
home at Chickasha, Okla, after spend
ing several days here seeing the
country.
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T. E. Fernald, who lives up on the
Berrendo, left yesterday on a two
weeks trip to Guthrie, Okla.
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The Hollingsworth. Twins company
returned this morning from Artesia,
where they played Saturday night.
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Commencing Nov. End. we will sell
all our coal and wood strictly FOL
eash.-Eoswell Wool & Hide Co.
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Never except on the day before
election would the Record allow poll
tics to crowd out real news. We did
so yesterday.