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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
School Apportionment
 of $19,O69.61

Coun'y School Superintendent H H Hotchkiss today made another sp- portionnsbt ;o several Of the school districts of Cochise county, the came amounting to sl9 .O69.61.
 According to Supt Hotcbkiss this will complete the apportiop ments for the fiscal year, slthough another ap- portionm-nt from the reserve fund will te made among the die tricts showing an increase in s;teDd- .nce for the first five months over the attendance ol last yesr, ss coon ss all schools have completed five months work. The amount of money to be spportioned from the reserve fund amounts to s1s.9l6S4.
 The following is the appor:ionment made todsy:-
 Reserve fund sl9O6.96. Tombstone S7O5 75. Bisbee s5455 %, St David $l6a 80. Benson s7lS 55. Soldier Hole. sl52.20. Wilcox s722 SO Teviston s2OO %, Dos Csbezss $2OS.- %, Marcus s372OO, Pearce s256.i 0, Nsco $259 50. Turquoise $395 50 Cochise saI3S5, Douglas s7I55 co Courtlsnd $ls6.00 Total apportion' ment SIS .O63.6l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Young Chung Case
 in Supreme Court

Young Chung's case has reached the supreme court. Young Chung ie the Prescott Chinaman sentenced to the penitentiary for sssaultinz and robbinp another Celestial. The Chic nese Mssons are SO certain the con- viction was unwsrrsntei that they have interested themselves in the de fendans'e behalf. A representative of the head tong. e, San Francisco paid . special visit to Arizona to investi gate the case and be announced that Young Chung would be backed to the limit.
 Some months ago there was c ce'e- bration ;.. che Prescott Chinatown, and one old fellow sppesred the next morning badly the worse for wear He had several contusions about the head It Is said that be first admitted that he had fallen down 6 stairway but . few dave lster he charged Young 1 Chung with assaulting and robbinl him.
 The action filed ID the euprem, court today is an application for { new trial in the super for court of Ys' vspai county
 At present Young Chung is at lib erty on bail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Flour and Cereals
 Hearing Set April 18

The interstate commerce commis- sion hes notified the Arizona Corpor- .tion commission that there will be c hearing in the federal court room in Phoenix on April IS, upon the matter ol the rates from Ksnsas and Mi.souri river points on flour and cereal, and cereal products. upon which the Arilons comm ,ssion come time back made complaint to the interstate body.
 The complaint is made by the Ari- 1ons corporation commission that the present rates on flour, cefeals. and c real produces are excessive, unjust unfair and oppressive. That the -ail' road companies making these rstes are charging much lees in other sec ::ons os she country !o. hsr! Q. fGn.. and cereals from Missouri river pointl to tidewster greater distances, is slst charged in the complaint
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
For the Retention
 of Whipple Barracks
A Washington dispatch says:

Washington dispatch says:
 National Committeeman Reese M Ling, from Arizona. accompanied sby the secretary of the navy. today wsit- ed upon the Secretary of War in be-. half of the retention of Ft. Whipple barracks. Mir Ling was we'll received hy the Secretary and was promised that nothing would be done sith the fort until he was officially notified.
 Secretsryiof the Interior Lane has strong western sentiments and the farmers of Ar,zona will have . strong friend in the Interior Department.
 A committee of senators and con. ereespen left yesterday on . semi- official visit to Panama. Carl Hay den and wife accompanied the gentle . men. They expect to be absent three weeks on the trip. Is is thought that the federal judge and the land office officials for Arizona will be named within . few dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Captured While
 Crossing inc

Captured while attempting to eros the international boundary near Cooks ranch, yesterday morning. ap American giving his name ss A Dal- ton, and hIs business ss "eoldier of fortune ;" i- nov in the guard house at the Ninth cavalry camp in Doug les. Dalton was taken into custody by the patrol of Troop 0, under Lieut..
 W c F Nicbson Dalton had iu h;s
 possession 30 90 rife and ls0 soft-
 nUsed cartridges
 IsFs quite probable that Dalton
 will bs charged with violation of the neutrality act. His case is now being thoroughly investigated by the mili- tsry and civil authorities. AItho ough no one else was sighted ct the time Dslsce sas> arrested. is is probsbIs
 that he had friends, or st least one companion, h the vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
From Wednesdays Daily

Court Reporter ! w Walker re. turned last evening from Tucson. Miss Nina Harbepson of this city is visiting friends in Courtland. Tom Cowsn of Gleesoa was in the city today. Work on the Common wealth Ex. tension mine at Pesrce. will begin tos morrow. The Extension property adjoins that of the Commonwealth mine, one of the best known golds silver properties in Arizona. Both of these properties were discovered by J Pesrcs of this city.
 Judge Fred Sutter and wife return. ed from Bisbee yesterday aftercoop, where Mrs Sutter had been confined Go the hospital with . sudden attack of illness. She is much improved and was able to make the trip back home.
 Contractor Harry Eckermsn was a returning passenger last evening from Benson, where he has been on business.
 Attorney J T Kingsbury returned yesterday from Bisbee, where he went on professional business.
 
 Mrs Peter Hook arrived from Naco this morning op . brief visit to the county seat.
 Miss Ida Ketcham who had charge uf the Tom Thum Wedding. given at The Scbieffelin last night. left for tucson today.
 Judge Cass arrived from Douglas this morning on business before the superior court.
 Dr Swigert. the eye specialist, left last evening for Naco.
 George Gibson is visitor in Tomts stone today from Gleeson.
 Dave Hss.er, the Bisbse road over seer, was here yesterday on business connet ted with the Board of Super. visors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
From Tuesdays Daily

Deputy Sheriff A W Howe return, this mornipg from Phoenix. where b, has been for the pas, few days nn of fcisl business.
 rharley Ray, brakeman on the Tombstone Der son branch is con fined to his bed today with bad ea-e o lssrippe. His many friends hope for . speedy recovery.
 Most of the applicants for natural nation papers who W, re in the county seat yesterday returned 10 tbe'r homes on the s m train last night.
 Charles Sanders end Frank Spsrks were arrivals from Gleeson yesterday, where they have been for the past three weeks.
 Mrs Alfrei Paul and children are rived last evening from Douglas on a fortpight's sisit with her mother Mrs G W Swain and family. wP: :rhompson and wife returned today from Los Angeles. where Mrs Thompson hss been visiting with her parents for the past two months. Mir Thompson joining his wife last week.
 Court Reporter John w Walker was an outgoing passenger for Tucson this morning.
 Grand Chancellor w c Gilmore of the K of P lodges Of Arizona left yes- terdsy for Tucson to oe present and preside at the grand lodge session in that city today Mayor W F Kuch- enbecker and W A Fosler, delegates from Tom betone are also in attend ance at the session.
 In the death of the infant twin boys of Mir and ars Jcs. Best on Sun. day, the community extends besr,- felt sympathy to the beresved parents. l he infants were inferred in the City Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
 Chief of Police Geo Bravin is re- covering rapidly from bad attack of lsgrippe which has confined him to his bed sipce Friday. Hal Smith is acting ss city marshal during the illness of the chief.
 Attorney John Gung'l was among the returning passengers to Willcox last evening.
 Sylvester Porter, the we'll known Dos Cabezss pioneer recently returned from Arkansas Hot Springs, where be went for his health, and his many friends will be pleased to learn he is much improved from the medicinal ssters Of that noted resort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
May Repeal lndeter-
 minate Sentence Law

The chief bone of contention in the lower house of the stste 'gislature Saturday. while the revision of the code was being considered by the committee of the whole, was the in- determinate sentence law. which wss p .ssed by the Legislature last year. The discussion yesterday resulted in the .limination of the indeterminate sentence law and she re.establish- ment of the maximum penalty. Final action has not yet been taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

While in Courtlsnd Wednesday, MT and Mrs W Light, Leslie Gstliff and Ellwood Young, stated that Adam Dodd and Mir Gstliff now have . ditch full of water and that by this date the water will be flowing onto the Desert claim Of Mrs Light ss we'll ss for themselves.
 Thomas Patterson is having an IS- inch we'll bored by R Blslack. that was down 67 feet Monday with 45 feet of water, and still going down. Mir Blslack will next put down an lS~ inch we'll for himself, then one for James Broesn and later one for T E Latimer. after which the sweet pota- toes will certainly thrive.
 JW Light of Light. quite recently | planted 5000 Bermuda onions sets that were cent nim by Joe L Gardner from Carrizo Springs, Texas. | MT and and Mrs B F Haldermsn of Drsgoon. motored to Courtland Wed- nesdsy, bringing their daughter, Mrs c L McKipn ney and children, that had been visiting with them for . couple Of weeks.
 Since the killing O: Dick Lockett two Mexicsns have been held @ sus poets, but there hss been DO trial uI to the present time waiting, It is 70 ported, fer an ansiysi. oi blood fount
 upon the shoes Of one of the men il
 GU tody, Nbich he claimed was iron
 . chicken be had killed.-Arisonsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Present Session Will
 Adjourn in 30 Days

It is now thought to be likely that the present session will be able to cons clude its work in the next thirty days or in the tims which remsins fos which members gro under the isw permitted to draw pay. The house has had under consideration for ssvsr- sl days the penal code end under she floor leadership of Chairman Jscobs of Maricop. county good progress has been made. In this connection t will be of interest to know that much of the new law which is being adopted s taken from Caliiesnis aod isw e. tirely new seeGions have bssn sdopt- cd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
From Mondays Daily.

| Mrs Beatrice Gsmbell and Mrs Id, Bsrbee. are visitors from Bisbee th' guests of Mrs Harry Evans
 BORN-In Tombstone, March 10 Co the wife of Tony Giaooms, . girl Papa Tony is gearing . smile ths, won't come off and Grandpa Joe Cims is likewise happy.
 Arrangements gre under way for ( dance to be given on the 27th inst by the local locge cf Ladies of the Mac l cabees.
 Neal Disro and P-te Pistopetti are in Tom mbstone for c few days visit with their aunt and uncle, Mir and Mrs Victor Pis onetri and family. Attorneys w B Clesry.J W Ross, H A Elliott. Roy Morfoot. and s w Willisms oi Bisbes, c A Lockaocd R N French, D A Richardson and Bruce Stevenson Of Douglas were Isssengers on the incoming train this morning to be present at the calling and setting of cases on the court calendar this morning. J B Pope and wife were Tombstone today from Douglas spending the day with local friends.
 US Examiner Jonea oi .he De- partment of Justice who is exsm,u- ing all applicants for citizenship papers, arrived last evening from Tue sou. Mir Jones has been making his regular tour of Arizons, which is inc cluded in his district and makes twn trips here yearly. His headquarters are in Los Angeles.
 Miss Anna Hsmpston and Miss Edith Bsrch. were Tombstone visitors yesterday from Bisbee. the popular young ladies of the Copper Camp being the guest of Mics Lillian Hol- land. while in the city.
 Deputy Assessor A Wentworth was in Tucson Saturday on . brief busi- ness visit returning here lsst eve ,ing
 Court Reporter John W Walker re- turned from TucsJn yesterday morn- ing where he ws- on 6 brief business trip.
 Mrs J Robinson returned yesterday from . pleasant visit to Bisbee with her daughter Mrs J J Patton.
 Ms P Cunningham is in the city from Bisbee arriving lsst evening lsst evening on several days stay.
 Mrs NJ 0 Costello arrived today from Los Angeles on a brief business visit and looking alter her interests in this section.
 Mrs Jsmes Ramsey is visiting friends in Tom ostone arriving from Bisbee this morning.
 Deputy Sheriff Ho se left Saturday for Florence with four Cochise prison ers for the state penitentisry
 Mrs Folsom of Naco was . Tomb- stone visitor yesterday spending Sun day here. the guess oI Mrs Abeil.
 U s Com missioner D Taylor re ports twenty-one filings on San Pedro valley land for the month of February. Moot oi the filings have been made by Oalifornis settlers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Brings Back the
 Good Old Days

The muss in Mexico has revived the old trail dave and within few weeks great herds will be heading north, fol- lowed by real live cowboys, supply horses and chuck wagons. Cattle buyer- of Colorado. Montana, Wyom- ing and other states, make annual purchases of cattle ia Mexico and heretofore have shipped them out early in the spring. So many bsidges have been burned and dynsmited that train service is uncertain in msuy places and impossible in others. J D
 Watson of Great Falls. Montana, .
 buyer says that it is impossible for bim so sbsp shs esssss tbss bs bss pus. chased and is arranging for them to
 bs driven out to railroad ststiops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Prescott Girl
 Writes Photo Play

"Told in the Smoke" c photography on life ip the southwest by M.ss A. Campbell Jones of Prescott is like Iy soon to be seen upon moving pic- ture screens. Miss Jones handed Manager G Sledmsn, financial man- ger of ,he seiig company, her msn- u.crips of this scenario and Mir Sted- man has very kindly polished it up and put into proper technical form. He spesks f.tterioRly of Mic. Jones' effort and the prospects for the &C., ceptaucs of She play are promising.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Supplementary Report
 of Board of Control

Appropriations totsling $l .6O2 OH for the improvement and msinten- apce of ssste institutions gre recom- mended in . supplementary report Of the board of control trsrsmitted by Governor Hunt to the legislature Sat- urdsy. The main report of the board was submitted early in the session It was recommended that bonds be is- eued to pay the costs of all improve ments over SIC ,cS0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16

We desire to increase the ctrcula- ton of our magazine, snd have .ever- ell good ofers in connection there. with. If you wish to increase your income and have any spare time to devote to this work, write us We pay . very liberal commission and would b glad to give you 'ull psrtic- ulars. CHARLES sCRIBENER's CONS. 5Ol NASSAU BLDG. DEN IVER. COLORADO. NA
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Miners Minimum Wage
 Bill Killed in House

A bill fixing four dollars . day e the minimum wage for miners wss killed in the house. Attorney Gs.- eral Bullard ruled it to be uncopsti- tutiopai.
 Senator L.ovin introduced . bill providing for ssate hospital for dis- stled miners, ct Kingmso. The state institutions committee of the heuse rendered . report ceDsuring the spmiuistratione purchseiug methods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Many Witnesses in
 Tombstone Today

Following is She list of witnesee from various parts of the county ii the applications for citizenship paper oi 42 petitioners before the court to dsy:-
 Herman Hendricks. Lowell. Jacob Adsms. Bisoee.
 RS Msclsy, Douglas.
 Nels Anderson, Douglas.
 Edward Fes 'erlipg, Bi.bes. Jacob Schmidt. Bisbee.
 Barney Andripo, Gleeson. John Gleesoo. Gleeson. LsRose Bonebrske, Douglas. August Hickey. Bisbce. GJ McCsbe. Parmalee. John Aylws d. Bisbee. Thomas D Dsvis. Bisbee. Bert Hand, Ft Huschuca. CA Taylor, Douglas RN French, Douglas. Maggie kspgas, Lowell. Hiidah Anderson. Lowell L R Roscoe, Bisbee. Lszsr Brajovich. Bisbee. William Hunter. Apache. James J Eaton, Apache. Harry c Yields. Bisbee. John Cash. Bisbee. Venceslsw Mihe!rie, Bisbee. Jacob Kochevsr. Bisbee. William Herman. Bisbee Herschel c Gardner, Bisbee. James Mckinley. Bishee. Alfred Nymsn, Blsbee. Pet Bon rdy. Whitewater. Elmer W Harris, Webb. Andrew Johnson, Lowell. Johr Chsrlss Whitta, Bisbee. George A Thielkeld, Rodeo, N NJ. Albert NJ Ssmes, Douglas. Ssvo L Lukovich, Bisoee. Gus Hendricks, Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Mexico Chinese
 Enroute Home

Ten Chinese merchants from Fer msillo ard other cities of Sonora, passed through Benson Friday bound for San Francisco. They have shut up shop until better times and are going home 10 China in the mean- time for . vacation.
 They were placed under bond at Nngsles not to tsrry in the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Private Wounds Cap
 tain: Commits Suicide

An Fl Psso dispatch says:-
 Capt Hamilton Bowie, of the Thir- teenth cavalry, was shot ip the shout. der by Private Campbell. whom he repremsnded Campbell later com- mitted suicide at Ysiets after wound- ing one of the troopers who gave chase in an endeavor to capture him after be shot the officer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16

J A Gardner to CJ Olsop, land d.... --............. ID .. c J Olson to A Gardner Courtisnd prop ........ 10 ,. r E Harris es sl to Com Min & Milling Co;min prop. .. 10 .. L Merion to De Baud. land 1000 .. E A Williams to Common
 wealth Min & Milling Go,
 min prop. ............... 10 .. Empire Land & Cattle Go to
 NJ R Williams ct si. land. T..
 PossEssoRY RIGHT H A Cavitt, homestead ....
 WATER RIGHT BG Morris of Stanton Greek
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE J NJ Parrish to Wm Cowsn,
 live stock ........ lOJ0 .. C R Francis to Kohen Bar
 Der Supply Co. prop ...... 75 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE A Ksmbeitsch to G Simon .. F D Young to Robb -.
 ASSIGNMENT or Mtg. W A Hensley to Bank of Douglss ......
 PATENT U S to H A Good m an. land. OiGht. E T Cri,chley to Mrs Critchley ...-... - or Gift. Nj D Scribper to Emily c Scribne-, Tomb stone and other prop.
 BILL OF SALE J A Dodge ct al to J Chsvez bisbee prop. lUO .. Chave. to F Gonzales. Bis bee prop 6o =.
 REALTY MORTGAGE I Cowperthwaite to Cochiee B & L Assn, Wsrrep prop 300 K Peske to NJ K Smith. land 300 G F Jones to B Speed Doug- las prop ................ 45O =. Critcbley to H Woods, Bis. bee prop. --..--...... oZo
 WARRANTY DEED W Wallace to N Robles, Douglas prop ........... 10 .. D Gallagher 10 Moore, Bisbee prop. ........... 3UO L H Purnell ct al to A l. Grshsm, Douglas prop.... 200 .. A Forsberg to E H Lewis. Douglas prop ....... .... lI6s .. J B Speed 10 o E Jones. Douglas prop -... ..... 2sO .. L L Lodge to Mrs Nj Psrwell Bisbee prop. p........
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
51 Cents to Send
 Mans Ashes to Widow

A Denver dispatch says:-
 It cost only 5l cents to send the remsiue of Edward E Knotts from Denver to San Francisco by parcel post. He was crsmstsd and the ashes forwarded to his WidoN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16

eng 40 petitioners wno are oeing e  Paul Schappek, Lowell. Emil Nickoiou.ki. Biebee. Teodor Holtane, Douglas. Adolf BoltsLe. Douglas. OB Hcltane, Douglas. Adoiph Brown. Douglas August Miller, PIrtleville. Albert Lindkvist, Bistee. Axel Carlson, Bisbee. Evan Hewitt, Hereford. Joe Gisccolletto, Tombstoue. Edward Hogan, Gleeson. Eliza A Heywood. Douglas. Ms.con AI:uooS, Hereford. Edwin Harris, Bisbee. John Benn ,, Bisbee. Reinhold Hsug, Ft Huachuca. Carl A Ssudbere Warren. Frsncis M Wstts, Douglas. Aaron Aronwsld, Douglas. Mikko Navalls, Lowell. Martin Yalovick, Bisbee. Elis Prsvica, Bisbee. Tony Ben, Bis bee.
 
 John V Kullinovich, Bisbee. John Weber, Apache. Hermann Schoenewald, Bisbee. Gerald Dehely, Bisbee. Bourdsges Louis, Bisbee. John Ksssun. Bisbee. Ambros Gsspsrovich Bisbee. Thomas TierDsn, Bisbee. Patrick Hatton. Dos Cabezss. Frank Hsgon, Bisbee. Abraham Sonils, Biebee. John Loukols. Bisbee. Magnius Mainland, Bisbee. RoGger V s Saunders. Gleeson. William Joseph Loyer. Webb. Domsnic S,ls, Whitewater. John Thomas Watson, Bisbee. Trevor OGtJn, Pearce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16

sS -. Y .!ss !s $ E scs as sss.sss s's 'ss:sss;..s =;
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
Applicants for c--s
 Uncle Sans Family

Following are the list of Cochise county applicants for citizenship who are before the Superior court today i, being 46 petitioners who are being ex. smioed:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-03-16
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUsLIsHED EVERY SUNDAY.

RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNT strvmsats Filed With the Count
 Recorder Tde RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED Geo W Stoves to M Cordoya Douslas prop ............ 10 .. E B de siten to J Tonkovich. Douglas prop ............ lo0 g. o Miller to R L Davis, land. aoe .. co Miller to B L Davis, land 400 ..
 PATENT U s to Q Z,gler land ....
 CONTRACT OF SALE Douglas Traction < Light Co to c P Campbell. stOck .. l50 |.
 WATER LOCATION re Bruce from Tex Canyon
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE 0 Hughes to T M Batee, two nut0o 4VJ CLAIM OF PossEssoRY RIGHT W L Hagen, homestead .... JM klmmel. homestead. o T Ware, homestead coco.
 RE MoRrGAaE E E Bell to Bank of Douglas Douglas prop .......... 1000 ..
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE M Wassermsa ct sl to J Bowen ct al. automobile 400 .. sArIsFAoros OF MORTGAGE W Deekeraw to J Hamilton BE Benton aud J A Wilson ARTICLES or INCORPORATION Higgins Lessing Co ....
 AGREEMENT Of ssle K,mball to I Al. dredge, prop -.-......... 25OO ..
 BILL OF SALE u Hamilton to W H Neei, land ................ $50
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE 0 L Howell to B c Foust, live stock. .......-....... 100 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE N Shannon to 0 V Slaughter Douglas prop ........... 25O -. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F s Davenport to R o Owen IA McPherson to c Hughes State Nut B & L Assn to G nam -...-..--.---.. -....
 PossEssokY RIGHT L E Thomas, land ....... N H Burton, land. ..... J W Smith. land ....... W E McKuhan, homestead
 WARRANTY DEED B Tru tin to H L Jenkins Bisbee prop. 10 .. L Msrion to c DeBsud, land 1000 ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE Louko to Nat Cash Reg Go register 459 .. H Schwartz e Socfsc. Bsos Supply Co, prop ......... 60 8
 REALTY MORTGAGE R verbeck to Min & Mer Bank, land .... ....... 5OO :. sATIsFAcTIoN OF MORTGAGE Fisher < Hickey to R P yss. beck
 WATER LOCATION A B Carey. flood waters ....
 WARRANTY DEED LE Kiogt to 0 A Nichols. Douglss prop p............ l 40 Fsisdsl to L N Rose. Warren prop ...-.-.-.-.. Io ( c Hughes to J c Dunlevy. prop. ....---....... IVO
 DEED Douglss Inv co toF Adamson Douslas prop ...........- 1915 .-ArrL MORTGAGE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-24
CHICAGO BRIEFS

NF1lNAGO bNlEf ,
Case of Fred Hrodek and Fred
Cordes, on trial for murder with an
automobile" will go to jury late to-
day. Accused men claimed brake on
auto refused to work. They ran down
and killed Patrick ]. Condor, 1895
w. Harrison st.
Run on Kenwood Trust and Saw
ings Bank ended. Officials declare
more money is on deposit than when
run started.
Joseph Plaza, 1858 Indiana ST.,
struck on head with pitcher filed
with beer by Michael Yaragovits,
1856 Indiana st. Plaza in hospital.
Yaragovits in jail. Beer in street.
Joseph MashoIano, 1859 Cherry
av., knocked down by Frank Juberiz,
1929 S. Whipple st. Masholano's
head struck sidewalk and skull was
fractured. County Hospital. Juberiz
escaped.
Jacob Pitushek, "a, stabbed and
probably fatally wounded after quar-
rel by Joseph Szeniak, 8418 Illinois
av. Witnesses say Mrs. Szeniak held
Pitushek while her husband slashed
his throat. Szeniak arrested.
Three bandits attacked Peter
harding, former member Italian Sc
cret police, at Canal st. and Jackson
blvd. Two men caught, third escaped.
Rumored that Mrs. Ella FIagg
Young, supt. of schools, will quit Job.
Deputy Supt. of Police Funkhouser
explained to city council sub-com-
mittee how terrible restaurant tan
go is.
Mayor Harrison. about to start
campaign against high price of taxi
cab rides.
States Attorney Hoyne says he
will not present Guggenheim divorce
case to. grand jury.
Fire in HeinIy's cafe, Monroe and
Dearborn sts., caused slight panic in
Mo nCtip ThnatnT