Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-07

iR Tombstone from san Francisco
 where he is now located.
 Mrs. E. Boucher and son have re. { turned from St Louis. Mo. where they have been visiting relatives for the past two months.
 Miss Julia Rockiellow. has returned 10 the University at Tucson after ten days visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs. John RockfelIow of this city
 Ralph and Ivan Johnson returned to Tucson after a visit during the hoI-
 iday week. with their parents. MT. and Mrs. Sam Johnson.
 Mrs Joseph Fitzpatrick and son have returned 10 Morenci, having en. joyeda delightfu Christmas with her relatives.
 Mrs. Margaret Ivey has returned home from a delightful visit of sev- eral months with heI sister at Cedar City, Utah.
 Keith Dayey. Alien Benedict and i Grant Warner nave returned to the University of Arizona after a very 1 pleasant visit of some ten days with their parents
 George Wales and wife from Col orado Springs, Colo, have returned to this city 10 make it thcir home They are glad to be back in thls glo- l rious climate
 Miss Lucy Wolcott has returned to
 Douglas to take mp her duties as a | teacher in the music department of
 the Douglas public schools. Lee O. Woolery has moved his law ! offices to the Cunningh3m offices Op- posiJe the court house Judge Gun ningham will shortly move to Phoenix
 to assume the duties as one of the ] chief justices of Arizona. : Jack Dunn has arrived from tho ! City of Mexico on a visit to his many l friends at Tombstone. Mr. Dunn has 1 been absent nearly two years. He will remain in Tombstone for two
 weeks.
 Miss Mary Williamson has been i spending her holiday with friends in ] this city. Miss Williamson is pria cipal of the public schools at Naco | and returns 10 that place to resume
 her duties after a very pleasant yisit
 to this city
 District Auornev-Elect W. c. Gil ! more has returned from Los Angeles | where he was called or account or l the Illness. Of his wife. Mrs Gilmore
 is rapidly improving which is gratify- ! ing news to many friends here. Justice Cabel of Courtland is a wis l itor in this city. The judge and Ed | Brown tied in a vote for justice of
 the peace and until his successor is | elected and qualified the present in-
 cumbent is held 10 be the officer. ] Unless something is done to re- ! haDilitate turkey growing there will be no such thing as Christmas tur- keys in the United States within ten | years. The census bureau has issued bulletin showing that in 1910 there was anly 3,56S,706 turkeys on farms | in this country, while in 1900 there were 6,554,O55. At this rate the tur- | key will be in the dOdo class by 1920. Will the tanners in this state kindly ! take notice?
 Ranch property in the vicinity Of l Tucson is showing increased demand | following the large sale to Chicago parties that have recently been re- ported. On Thursday last, Alex ROssi
 aH.1rHH saHtsa1
 chased 600 acres and the Tucson Farmers company acquired 60 acres with improvements and water rights.
 The consideration in the two trans actions was $17.500.
 Mrs. Francis Munds Of Prescott. says that the Arizona Equal Suffrage organization. numbering more than 5000 members is ready to launch the campaign for the political franchise ment of the Arizona woman. They are backed by a steadily increasing organization of men and women, which comprise Arizona's best citi zenship.
 The New Year started well in Tombstone in a social way, with two large balls, moving pictures and sew eral card parties and social functions.
 The lovers of the dance gave brilliant New Year hop at Gage hall A large attendance of more than a hundred were present The gOws of the ladies were of unusual beauty and the gallant lads and pretty lassies were delightfuliy informal and tO this fact, as much as anything else. is attributed the success of the enter tainment
 In the old dime theatre next door 10 Gage hall the Spanish speaking society gave dancying party, where