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Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
OBITUARY.
Miss Annie GaIIivan.

Word has been received in this city of the death in Holyoke last Tuesday of Miss Annie Gallivan. a resident of Holyoke for the past 30 years. She is survived by several relatives in Hol- yolze and has three haIf-brothers and two haIf-sisters in this city. Timothy
 John, Michael and Bridget Gallivan and Mrs. Eliza Lynch of Pleasant
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
HAs EARTHY opoR.
But State Chemist Pronounees City
 Water o. K.

The following report on the condi- ton of the water at the pumping sta- ton, from a sample taken by Supt. Henderson $. Moulton Dec. 10, 1914, has been received from H. W. Conn at the state board of health, Middle town:
 HThe water is moderately colored and has an eartI1y odor. Its mineral
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

Those familiar with the eastern rnistletoe only have no idea of the great losses due to this parasite in the forests of the west, where it counts next to fire and insects in the amount ofdamase done.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
LlaI1tinq up -RaiIroad Street.

Several strings of electric lights were placed in position Thursday af- ternoon on Railroad street, which will add materially to the brilliance of Main street in it's business section and at tract the notice of incoming patrons of the railways
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Could Not Ship Fowls.
Preparatory School Dormitory Hurnes

Concord, Mass, Dec 11--Bryant Payne hall, a four story brick dormi- tory at the Middlesex school college preparatory institution, was burned to- day. All of the students were absent for the Christmas holidays. The loss is placed at $50,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

Virginia uses more wood for boxes and crates than any other state, fol- lowed by New York, Illinois, Massa.- chusetts and California in the order named.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

Only 71-2 per cent. of last seasons 400 fires in national forests of Utah.
 southern Idaho, western Wyoming and Nevada caused losses in excess of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
Brief Mention.

Brief Mention.
 A. W. Buchanan spent Thursday in Norwich.
 J. T. Murphy spent Thursday in Norwich.
 Mrs. C. D. Stone spent Thursday in Norwich.
 Mrs. John Lewis is in Boston for a few days.
 Mrs. F. c. Norton is in Boston for a few days.
 Thomas seuthword spent Thursday i'll Putnam
 L. $. Casey was a Aiddletown vis- itor Thursday.
 r. D. Jordan was in Putnam Thurs day on business.
 E. E. Eastman spent Thursday in Greenfield. Mass.
 H. w. Simon of Middletown was a local visitor Thursday.
 Thomas Fitzpatrick is in Boston on business for a few days.
 ". J. Costello was in South Man chester on business Thursday.
 c. E. Armour of Providence was in this city on business Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs. A. J. Kinsman and children are spending the holidays ir New York.
 Mrs. Alonzo Moses has returned tc her home in this city after a stay oi several days in Hartford. In Hartford Thursday were Miss Rose o. Hall, Mrs. E. A. Morse, Mrs NJ. 4. Bates. Mrs. w. 5. Crane, MT. and Mrs. E. F. Storrs, Mrs. A. B. Carpen- ter. E. o. Smith, Mrs James Gavigan and son, Miss M. F. Blanchette, c. A Wheeler, Mrs, H. A. Cook; Mir. and Mrs. James A. Shea, Miss Alice Alfred Thomas J. Killourey. Mrs. Arthur Gates, Mrs. Fl. H. Spalding, Bartholo- meW Moran, A. P. Allen, M. L. Hickey Miss Grace Randall and MT. and Mrs Michael Hurlihe
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
YANTIC
Rev. M. Mclean coIdie Accepts Grace Church caII-To Preach First Ser mon Dec. 2o-Repairs to Bridge.

Rev. NJ. Mclean Goidie of Provi- dence. R. l.. has accepted the call giv- en him by the members of Grace Episcopal church and will preach his first sermon here as rector Sunday, Dec. goth. Mrs. N. A. Bolande has that day.
 Miss Sybil Kilroy is spending the holidays in Spencer. Mass, thes guest of Miss Helen Glasser. Wednesday the coIdest Day. The record temperature for the sea son occurred Wednesday morning when nearly all of the local ther- nlometers registered 10 degrees above zero.
 Tuesdays record was 12 at 2 a. ID. and the mercury did not get above % all day.
 Numerous repairs are being made at the mill necessitating outside help In the nachinists' line.
 Repairing Middle Bridge.
 The Central Vermont raiiroad.s work train of three cars has been sidetracked here all week and the pile driver and derrick have been at work on the middle bridge, replacing the old piles with larger ones and also fixing the bridge as a result of the accident of last week.
 Several grass fires have blaEed along the, railroad track during the past week, caused by sparks from en- zines.
 Could Not Ship Fowls. A local fowl fancier attempted to ship some live birds out of the state to Massachusetts this week. but was prevented on account of the ban put on all livestock and poultry because of the hoof and mouth disease.
 Hernnon J, Gibbs has broken ground for garage which he will soon erect on the north end of his property.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

What e Going On Tonight %wsantcn Temple, No. 2. Pythian Sis aara K Of F. Hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
UNeRATEFuL CREEK
Steals from Kind Hearted Compatrict
 Who Had 5efriended Him.

Cortas Stamaton, a Greek, residing on Jackson place, took in one of his fellow countrymen last Friday, the man claiming he was without money and had walked most of the way from New York by way of New London and Norwich. The stranger was furnished with bed and board and presented an overcoat and a pair of trousers. The kindly act met with an unc racious re- turn when the guest departed Thurs day, taking with him considerable of his hosts wearing apparel and what ever of value he could lay his hands on. The police were notified of the theft and hope to locate the visitor, who had little or no money and no known friends in the vicinity, if his story was true.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18
,,oats 30 Ks Looks
 FOR MEN

kedaks, Photo Supplies, Film Albums, Developing Outfits. Pencil Sharpeners, Desk Sets, Paper Weights. BIotters, Business Men's Calendars, Engage
 nent Pads. Fountain Pens. Loose Leaf 5ooI<s, Diaries, Postal Scales, Denni- son's Handy Boxes, Travelling Cases, Coat Hangers, Brushes, Shoe PoIishers, Shaving Pads, Bill Books, Everyman's Encyclopedia. Dictionaries.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-18

Twenty-nine states are now pro- ducing coal on a commercial scale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
No More Deer and
 Turkey Shooting

PHOENIX Dec l6.-Wuh the
 ns ns of the am al deer and tu ke season yesterday. there i. . pp- ribility hs u snds the shooting Of these Tor . good msEy years
 Stste G.me War len G Willard .ss'ed today there would be DO more ,pen ses-ons for then, tt he has hi ~sy with the state Legislature
 ,t the coming sesson oI the legi ls'ur-, h oh convenes Ja1. II, Vii ard ~rli .sk tbss they d.clsr~ cIos-.' .rsson to remain nntiI Geer aud turkey be-ome sufficiently established to war 'sut their shootins, He says there i- a gr-a: scsrci y st st pre.ent.
 The open season ior sbcos,ng deer .ud turkey r-vsn Oct i5. The open sessoo for shoosine qnaii ends Feb l. With the closing of 'he deer . q 'ur. hey sesson todss came . story O. un dnubtedly the recoro ter the kil ing oi mountain I,nns this ses on. Jsme. T Oweos. ~ho, with . p.ct oi blood hounds. hos b.en hunsi"g lions. ID the Ksiosh reserve. north of t5e Grand Canyon. has written [. . Prescott friend thss be has . record during he pat yssr Of slsyioe 95S Iioos. He ~ili move hss esmp so sbs Prescott locality very soos. {
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Wet Activity
 Begins Today

PHOEN1X. Dec. l6.-Governor hunPs tbcisl proclamation yesterday g'ves the vote on the smendmens prohibiting the ssle Gpd manufacture Interesting liquors ~ithio::thsbtats of Arizons s-: Yes, 25. .sS7 No, 22,.. 1i3. The amendne..t will be io force January 1.
 Before Judge ss~telle to.lsy, it is said the vet interests Of Arisoos will rile their four compisiote sgsinss the iry amendment.
 Four compisints are ii.,ed up. The sh' !esaiers are back of suit to be di Ly Melczer Br.s. c 'mDany The retailers are lined up back of J 0 A sms. The druggi ts are supporting J 5 Brsiey Of Prescott, and the Cs,h 1lic church, through tl cir bishop for Anzon., are making tbeir pert in the fight.
 All tne mp!sints are slike. except that the one to be filed by the Cath. olic. names C. r RnIn~bsrt of Tucson and other probioriioniet- among sbs q endabte. 70 that these men cannot get out ,Djupct'Ubs to compel sbe law officers to do their duty. Attorney General Wiley E Joues and tbe sttor. nsys sLd sher'fis of every county in he stste are nsmed in all foar con. pisiots ss the defendants.
 Ju'ge sswseIIe will hear the com- pi int and will he mp pwered to fix the dste and rl.ce for the hearing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
FRIDAY

Tn. following is the testimony of acguss Hiciey ss the ipqaest over the dead bodies Of Bridger aud Rob- 'osce. ~b" were morde'ed bv \ p.cbe 1, ron the lips oi sbe only survivor:
 Question-Whst is your name?
 Ansser-A uguss Hickey. My rssl- !soce 'n Cochise county. my age is . yesrs, vas oora in Missouri, my .us,osss here is psospec or; have
 cen bsss three yesrs. have known ' Ii kodiosOn fore versl ytsrs, iv-
 gin ssms camp sour months. Am .qus'n.sd with John Br;dger sbo.t .sme time. Their business was cow men.
 Is .ss Isst Friday morning ss. the
 nree of vs, stsrted up the canyon to i,ok alter heef that had cen kilIed hy ;"disn.. We got there and com .nene.d possonsns sbs hsef. Rob,nson md srids.s sav one lna;sn. While ~ss ioIIo~ine up trs.h trs,I Jobn Brsdger boli<rsd.. Look yopde. i, boys . A- looked up swo sooss veos .6 from Robissos's cod y.hns guos. I just seen ,h Indisn e be weos desn the h,ll % horsebsct. We sook ons bosses end took sbem up tbs hill about 6isy , srds cod tied shsm, and r"iioved up tbe Iod.sos on ioo ioi- h'wsd "p sbons fifty yssde. Comsog back. goieg to %. b.sees. ss were fired opos from ell tides. ws touk to tss sssssss oh iesr in De s0sbs. We ssse ssssins sbsss seoss . hsll .es heur J hs Bssdses ssos slosg asd ss,d: "Bsys. - sss is hsssts. We siII have se ssy 0 sss gas q hsss soms- boz ss other" [ ted hia e. ssiy ebasee ss b.l vss 10 nste . bssAt iss our h.ssss' shs oys asd sos ssss . ye e,l q e.ee ed ] .sss,d sssn Se
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
From Wednesday's Daily.
h from Oouelas

ln from Douglas Attorney D A Richsrdson. of Doug. iss. is iu the county sest today from h's home at Douglas oo legal busi- oess.
 Capture Cattle Rustlers
 Sheriff Wheeler and deputies today made the inn o an, capture of . baDd ot alleged cattle rus iers who are sup- posed to have been working in the Huscbnca mounsaIn- and along the rdes. According to communic.- ',oc received by the sher,ffs office this afternoon tbe men have bsea captured ss Turner. aud sill be brought to C0mbston- She'e their preliminary bearing will be heard be- fore Judge Godfrey. Deputy Bowden thie morning came ny She fact that one of the meo sant-d ss. on his way to Bisbse ID sn automobile and immediately gave chs-s. overtsking bin about three nilrs ons on the Bisbee roai. Sher.ff Wheeler and his deputies are to be ,ong stulsted for their work in rounding up these law or-akers.
 Meet Tonight
 The Chapter MAsons meet tonight 10 tbe Masonic Hall.
 Negro Prisoner
 Deputy sherii Harry R.fferty or. nved on this mornings train from Douglas with Nose Walker, c negro prisoner. who was lodged in the coun- ,y jail to face . charge of burglary. Salesman Here
 T Grace. the we'll kuown trsvel- ing coleman oi Fl Psso. .is iu Tomb- stone today oo hi. regular vi-it. Visiting Wife
 C E Elliott of Fl Psso. i. in the city today for a brief ,isi, .ith his wife, who IS visiting in . om bstone with her parents, Mir and Mrs James Msrrs. Expert MilIman
 A Turner, . millmsn formerly sm. pioyed at Gold Roads, Mobsve county nss accepted . position with the Phsips-Dodge interests here. and is nov sssisting in the construction of the Dili. Dance Xmas Eve
 The 0irl. Bsske ball team are mak. 'lR arrangements for . grand ball 70 Chrlstmss Eve at Gage Hall. A 'oor piece orchestra will furnish the 'nusic. aud the girls intend to leave nothing un'one towards making the Affsir. .oue of the moet successful of he season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
$lOO Reward. SIO0

The rcadcrs Of this paper will b0 pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in aii it's stages. and that fs Catarrh. Halls Cstarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease. requires a constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternaliy. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as0tsting nature in doing it's work. The proprietors have so much faith In Its curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred DollArs for any case that it fails to curs. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address: r. J. CHENEY q CO. Toledo, O
 Sold by all DvuEgis,s .sc
 Take HaIrs Family Pfiis for conssipasSoa,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
2 s,o,ng che st,~-ts.

tC wiser and Pap Price seturo.a i--t q rht from . prospecting trip.
 ney met with no mishsp aud brought
 osct soWe good looking rock i"r ~sssy.
 E A Shattuek. cd mia aistrstor of the -.tate of NJ E Joyce sss rettiing ur | day. Tue amount of . li;tle over t2 .30O s,ll be lsfs for the widow ai,s, ,he outstanding ,ndsbssdusss w paid.
 THURSDAY
 Neus of shs kniiog of bsidser end R"hieses sss :ossiugiy iooked for all day yesterdsy, but nothing eould be
 esroed. Lsst night ho~ev-r 5 F Brosn oi the Erie Cattle Co.,, and Dr Chandler. came in from Mud spriIgs and gave .. few sddi,ios.' items of interest.
 The man who e.cspsd wss named Hickey end rot Mackey ard his re- port of the fight e brought to town sss . correct srd
 Hickey s'stes that after fhey had Heen tired on the first time, he called to 'be other boys to ruo. but Krb:n-
 on said "No hoys, let ne stsy behind 'nese rccks till dark and mske . ight. and then ~e csn get away suthout any trouble" Robinson had
 videntl, teen need to Indian tricts nd ass ss cooi e . mber, as Le p anped the detsiIs.
 lmmedis'ely upon receiving the ns~s ss Mud srrings, Stub shsttuck and six oihers left fos the -cepe of ,he k,!ilIg. Tb y vent by tbe way Of the San Be:nsriino Ranch io oder 'o get more arms and ammunition sn a rpring wagon with shich sn ring in the hodies. They told Mir Brown and Cha .di-F tbs; they would | bring the bodiea direct to Tom hstone | Du; .. they would have to pack she ,oro-rs fo,r miles 70 the wagon, ther lid uot siriso here e soon ss expect ,d.
 Sam . Price ief> Tombstone alec si,h wagon and two cotfins in sb'ch [" place the b dies. No me nee of the telegram to Fort Huschucs ,ss hesp fsk.n .s far ss heard of
 Lsser-The two dead men vsr. 'ronsht in q, half past three this sf
 rnGnu and were tAkes Co te norgue where sn immen.e e thropg of islaens gathered to look ss them end ,eir effects. 4 coroner's irqas.t is '-inr te,d ss we go to press. . fui. re- "ut o' which will appear in Co. PsosrEcroR.
 rre bodice of the two men had bs, Q ohhed of every thing with the excsp ,on of ,hst of Robinson ~ho hal s e'ter upon his hody which h.d beer ecsived from he mother . few dsy, revion~. rb-ir shirts h ad teen pull, 1 up over their beads and tleirl rswers down over feet. Both men ad been shos through the head he bodre. re 10 .. very good st.te of reservation
 Fresh Indian signs vere sem i" he vicinity hy the party wbieb foneht the bodies in and they are oi he opinion shat the band i- s,iII Dere. Up to th- hour Of going to ress no movement on the part of the cops bad been made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Looking Sac! ward
 Twenty-four Years
MONDAY

Parents wno reture to send sheir .h,iiren to the public school tselvt seets ID esch year are subject to a i eoi $30 sach money to go Co sh. s"unIy schooi iaod.
 The tenth annual ball of he Tomb. tone fire department s,ii take piece New Ys.rs eve. ls wili ,e up to au,
 ''evi,'a- .Ss;f c; the kind held in tombstone.
 miLer named Shaw wac 'st pg 'ooe timb'rs out of the Emer.ld ,e-ter3sy when the rocE above cssed town s1d he'd him. He remained . pr soner for two or ,hr-e hour. while ~ilhng hsnds worked to fs.cue h,m from prsc.rioo. position. He "a, d. righ: end of conrse sas rejoiced, e were bis companions ct saving h,u..
 Another victim ui an encounter .ith . bear is reported from the Hus. chucs-. He ~as . sold,er aud ~s,
 D the track of truin when the latte, prsng upon him frum clun p of nusbes and did not give biT an cp to deiena himsei. In. poor fellow tainted from the io.s ct hood, and was not ah'e 90 xslk hur crssled back till be met .ame assC- 'istes on . hunt t. him. It is thought that thfs |. she came bee, which Desrly killed Montgomery '"rtnieht ago An organized effort vil te made to destroy ,he snimsi '.efo'- she dces sy mure damage. h. collier ss tOrr in . much nor ,srions mann+r than Montgomery. Id IL will be several mosths heios. I- all be able fO co duty
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Returned from Naco

Sherrff Harry Wheeler returned tbi. sfternoon from Nae, wher- he rs. been for the past few day. m offici ', business relative to iooking after the interests of people on this side of the line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
WEDNESDAY

Heory Pysu, . near relssive oi Bunk Rohinson, came io sodsy from town the riv-r so l.ek after the re-
 ains of the unfortunate man wh sss murdered ny the Apsches-
 The Tersis ,ry doee not own . Bag and borro~s "oe to 6y On the capiso -u,Ijing dorir z te -esei,o ot the l-g- | is'uie The Pb5eois pubic schoosr .wn . fsR hut DO pole.
 District Court Clerk Emsnuel hsr seceivel waTd from Judge Sl,ss that he viIl opeo court op rbursday uext
 0 5 Sly w.os fo Fort HuacSucs bis morning and wili sru sin shese Lr soms time before go'ox to Bisbee. He sdss . conpiets portAb.s gallery ~ish him sod s prepssed to d. all tinds of pbosoersph'ov
 1bs lodisos s~em to te eess ox the sOsss of it IT Dsko.o, bus she 4 psehs, hold the balance q poser iu Ansoas.
 4 6boss dseer oo the pert of che whites is 'bis Territory might attract the ss snsion Of che ssr dspsssrses tbis wsy.
 rbs . smbsss % FsAek Rysa's shsis ssas sss. bosiiy ssvssst b
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Carload of Pipe

Jobn Escspule. proprietor. of the LII ranch. in the Drsgoon Aount.ips. and o' the Escspule ranch belo. Tombstone, this morning received a c.rio-d of ? 3-4 inch 9 De to be used % hi- ranch ,n the Drsgorns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
From Tuesday's Daily.
Office ReuvdeIed

| ISOuu Ocoo8y . Oouys 0tiies RemodeIed The local E P ( s W ofhce has been completely remodslsd by Agent E J
 Wests5selt. Improvements have
 been made on every hand and the ofbce W nov ID . more convenient order.
 Back from Naco
 Uodersherifi Guy 0 weich returned this morning from NAco where he has been for the past few days on official business.
 At The Arlington
 August edberg. of 3isb-s is anoog those registered q, the Arlington bntel todsy.
 On Business
 Engineer w J Ryan end wife are in the city today, Mir Ryan having come over on business.
 Over From Bisbee
 Bowen oi Bisbee, motored over 'hi- morning, returning to the Copper Camp this afternoon.
 Back from Douglas
 Judge A G Lock wood returoed yesterday afternoon from Douglas where be spent sunosy with friends and relatives. Car of Lumber
 Il M Eckerman, manager Of the Tombstone Lumber Yard, tnie morn- ing received . carload Of lumber fer his ysrds. and is nov prepared to meet any want whatever in the lum Der line.
 Up From Fairbanks
 Superintendent H K Street of the Boqnii'as Company. oi fairbant i. vi,i,or in Tombstone today. In From Douglas
 County Attorney-elect.J Jobn F Roes, arrived last evening from Douglas. MT Rcss has entered the Tanks of the Aut"mobilists, having jrss purchased . Ssudebsker from she Bi.bee Au.o  Up From Douglas
 JobL Iko, ex-city alsrehai of Doug las arrived in the county seat last evening on business. Mir Igo is look Ing for c residence in this city and ~iil coon move bis family to tic county seat. In from Bisbee
 Attorney Fred Suster of Bisbee S., , n"ne 'he visiting l,gsl ligh,s in the | coun seat 'ojsy. Ire h Douglas
 Clerk Harger of the board of itFtVtofs Huu ~ raints eecrc aTy Il II the Cnchi-e County fsxyayer-' ssocIstiou, are in D uglas Tor q fr~ lays on business msti.p. Went to Benson
 Pr b-tinn Otncer A W Howe ~e,; D B-us'n last evening on otiic,si 'u,inees lie is eIpsc'ed back thi. 'tterUo1p, Aaple Sliding Board
 The yonngstsrs attending the Vol- 'ott school are CD joyIrg the sport maple slIdiIY board recent. , installed by the school trustees. Contractor H NJ Eckermrn erected he eide. To Douglas
 County Recorder owen E Murphy vent to DOuglss last evening on off isl business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Dancing Parry

The rs,dence Of A. Gisco na or Tenth ct. was he -cene of jolly csnc ing "'y lat evening and all presen, report ar enjoyable rms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Up From fairbank

Roorrt Re-d and wife were vi. tor. in the city today from ,b.ir home 1. fsirbsnk. making tbe trip in tn.ir Meg touring car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
TUESDAY

Wm shiiI,sm came up from rsI,. [ day.
 Benson was ~eii represented todsy n Tombston~ A liitie family gusr-
 csused t, which hss let Jud. c Monk in . qusndary.
 Mrs G E Goodfelios. accompanied y Mirs Edi h srriv.h in Tomtetor, odsy from New York D. Good d'eilo~ net them st FairbanE With privs cnnvsysnce.
 LA Engle is new running . fast horse rig between Tom -fone arc r.,sb.e, leaving 1on bsfons at 7:30 . n. M"i,d.v-, Wednesdays ani Fri ays auc Biet ee on alternate dsys, s' anne honr. OTceS. for parssse or i-iRh; to be lett .t rtore O! Georgr F Fitts, Tombstnne. Once at BisLee st i>nsdor''s .,ar".
 The ram lsrt night sss . steady towni.li l.stipg all night long. and . ime. qnite heavy. Since y~sterd.y "oruing ons and thirty one hund edths Of an inch fell. The prospect r more tonight are very favorable
 Judge Sloan ib the case of Rood nd several other prisoners indicted y the grand inry hss semanded them the custody of the sbsri6 to awai. ,be action of the next gr.nd jury.
 The question % 10 whether pleaipR si-esdy mode in soaSt upon an indics "~nt by |. grand jury durirg tie pc xs yss-s. sns inst indictment t b. sOi'. i- ss,ll . moosed qnes'iop which Judea sloan ponders over
 The Citizen sepcrts that s,n Hughes hss rece;v,d . letter from r.rpon Spsioes. Fiorids. in which she ..,pi srant information s conveyed nt E1-Gcvernur >sdord ,s very ses. .ousiy iI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Over From Lowell

Al "Butcn" Lehman. formerly oi 'his city. but nov of l." "~elI, was a "'si'or in Tombstone trdsy and wa. kept hnsy shakiBg hands with hi. many friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
Dan cupid Busy

IL |. runo' ed thst one of the men co nected with the Phelps Dodge in- terests in Tombstone Is SO ioip the oenedicts "n Sa'u:dsy the 18th. Sue oe ting friends are already 2repsring " good suppIy of rice and oIf shoes and no do"h, the p.;n::p.ls in the affair will receive q fair demon .,rstion of modern Sarfare.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20

Cnam5vf'SiE 5 Caash kemeN cFeh G. vt. ~srV~
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-20
From Monday's Daily.
Novel Santa Claus

1, r'e PRosPE ToR reporter is::"makin his rounds" today dropped Into the dry goods department of the Macbo- mich Mercantile Go. and found the co {. 1 tire "force" engaged in the construc. ton of novel Ssnts Claus Work was proRress ug rsp'diy aud it 's sx- pecied that by tomorrow the master- piece will he in the show window to be idolizsd hy the Tombstone youny-ters Lots oi Freight
 Several cars of freight we,e brought up th,s morning. including two care oi coal.
 Up From Benson Justice O. the Peace wm. shiiiiam !, of Benson. is in the city today on bu.i. oess.
 Red Men Meet
 Tbe Independent Order of Red Men meet tonie ht in the Red Meus' Hall. New Garage
 Dp"gls. Gray. If the Machomich Aercsn'iie Compsoy has just had com. pleted new garage for his Overland shich IS located nslt door Co the Cor don Assay Office. Over From Bisbee
 l. w. Wallace, tne we'll known cigar deale- Of Bi.bee, is c business visitor stths county seat today. In From Bisbee
 Jsrse foakum is Tn Tom bstons to- day from his home in Bisbes. 8isbee Visitor
 J. F. Curry. of Bisbee, ir among the visitors in the county ses, today on business mat .tsrs.