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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

The people are beginning to be
aroused over the question of statehot d
and take an interest in the discussion
of the most important matter in the
history OF Cochise county.
DIR Goodfellow is in town receiving
greetings from his many friends.
Mrs. Geo. Watt returned yesterday
from an extended visit in Pennsylvania
Frank Wolcott and wife and Mr.
Stors of Ramsey canyon are on a
hunting expedition in the Huschuca
mountains.
II Tombstone had few more rust
lers with the staying qualities Of r. W.
Wood, We would have been out OF the
forest long ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
ARIZONA PIONEER PASSES
Away IT BIsBEE

BISBEE. Nov. 16.-M Mary Tack, a
pioneer of the camp died yesterday at
the c. & A. hospital. after An illness of
ten days. from a complication of iuAu-
enza and other ills.
She was born in Sweden SO years ago
and migrated to the United States
when a young woman. Present resi-.
dents Of Bisbee knew her As years ago
when she was employed in the Occi-
dental hotel in San Francisco. In the
early eighties she came to Tombstone
where she remained until about 1895.
when she came to Bisbee. As result
of slump in Tombstone, she reached
Bisbee pennies. but friends aided her
TO purchase ground and erect the
Belmont hotel, which she conducted
until death came. She accumulated a
fortune, which would ave been much
greater had it not been for her charity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
TO HOLD NATIONAL
CONFERENCE 1T CHICAGO

PHOENIX. Nov. l4.-On November
20. there will open at Chicago the ma
tional conference on marketing and
farm credits, the meeting lasting until
December 2. Arizona will be repre-
sented at this conference by ten of its
leading agriculturists and business
men all OF whom are inter ested in the
movement which is being fostered by
the marketing and credits association.
The delegates from this state who have
been appointed by Governor Hunt.
are the following:
William S. Humbert, Phoenix: Ru-
dolpb Kuchler. Glendale: J. E. Logan.
Lewis Springs; Prof. H. r. Forbes.
Tucson; p. Aepli. Tempe; Prof. A. NJ.
McOmie. Phoenix; d. c. Rose, Yuma;
Louis J Hummel. Sonoita; Prof. Stan
ley Morse. Tucson; Levi S. Udall. St.
Johns.
The appointment as delegate to
this convention is merely an honorary
matter. the state having no appropria-
ton from which the delegates expenses
can be betrayed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
TUESDAY

AL jones formerly county recorder in
Tombstone. is said TO have lost heavily
in Chill during the late war. He
married plantation with a wife
attached 20 K, aad during the march
to Valparaiso they sacked his ranch,
raking everything OF value.
Some very beautiful prizes on ex-
hibition at Mrs. Gallen's for the mask
ball.
NJ. d. Scribner came in this noon
from California where he has been for
a month past.
A most brilliant and happy event
occurred on Wednesday evening. Nov
llth. At the residence OF Lewis Villa N
Bisbee, when his only daughter. Josalee
was welded to James Stewart Douglas
oldest son Of Mr. James Douglas.
president of the Copper Queen Con
Mining Co.
Messrs. Berrot and Wood are still
busy looking over the railroad ap.
proaches 10 Tombstone.
The Huachucs Sentinel says that the
| Apache company is on the march from
Whipple to that post and that they
expect to hear their war whoop il
about three weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
ARIZONA EDITOR MEETS
SISTER AFTER MANY
LONG YEARS

PHOENIX, Nov. Is Aaron H.
Powers. editor Of Yavspai Magazine,
and his sister. Miss ]. L. Powers of
San Francisco, met for the first time in
some years yesterday. when Mr.. Pew
ers came down from Prescott and Miss
Powers came over from England.
Miss Powers. who has spent four
years in Europe. said she had no fear
OF the German submarine blockade
when she took her departure from the
beleagvered shores. Her willingness to
inspect Mexico gave her quite repu-
tation for courage among her fellow
passengers, until it was learned she had
no knowledge of the extent of the un-
settled conditions there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
THANKSGIVING BALL
TO Be GIVEN At BENSON

There will be a Grand Ball and Band
Concert at Benson on Thursday night.
November 25th. given by the Cochise
County Concert Band. of that place, at
the Auditorium Rink This promises
10 be a most swell affair. The Tenth
Cavalry Orchestra, of Fort Huachuca.
has been specially engaged for the &C
casion. and with all arrangements for
the comfort and con venience of dancers
those who attend will undoubtedly be
well pleased. The Auditorium Rink is
one OF the largest halls in the state.
with an excellent floor for dancing. A
luncheon will be served at half past
eleven. The ball is for the band. which
will tender grand complimentary con-
cert before the dancing begins. 1t is
quite likely that number will attend
from Tombstone. as well as other por-
tons Of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
SON KILLS MOTHER LnO
THROWS BODY N DITCH

Stafford. Nov. l5.-The body of
Mrs. Leah Kerby. wife of Frank Ker by
was found in Patterson Ditch. west of
Pima. which runs near her home, stu.
ated north of the Anderson ranch,
she lived with her son. George.
The woman was dead and the body
was removed to the Kerby home,
where several women neighbors began
to prepare it for burial. vine they dis
covered fearful wound in the left
shoulder. caused by shot from a shot
gun fired from close quarters.
Death must have been instantane-
Gus. The murderer dragged the body
to the ditch and threw it into the
water. where it was found later by a
searching party.
II was thought that the woman had
fell in the ditch and drowned. That a
murder had been committed was not
discovered until the women at the
house began to prepare the body for
burial. when the gun shot wound in
the left shoulder was disclosed.
Sheriff Alger left here yesterday
morning for the scene of the murder
and as result Of his Investigation OF
the crime. he arrested the son. George
Kerby. twenty years old. and brought
him to Soiomonville last night and
lodged him in Jail.
The boy confessed that he killed his
mother as the result OF quarrel they
had week ago. He appeared TO be
weak-minded and does not realize the
serious p osition he is in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Want New Auto License

PHOENIX. Nov. l4.-Secretary Of
State Osborn had q force of his Office
help busy this week mailing out notices
to the auto drivers of this state calling
attention to the fact that it is almost
time for the renewal Of the annual Ii
cense, and informing owners that il
they happen to want the license tag Of
the same number they are at present
carrying. they must make an early ap-
plication for the ssme. As there are at
the present time something like $500
auto license holders 10 the state. mail
ing cut the noti6cations is no Small
matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
lOOMNG BCkNiRO
MENn.FOuR YEARS
MONDAY

A rural paper in Kansas gives the
following advice to the kicker Of his
town. For Heavens sake go into
some canyon and kick your shadow on
the clay bank. and thus give the men.
who are working TO build up the town.
a chance One long faced. h ollow-eyed
whining kicker can do more to keep
away business, than droutbs. short
crops. chinch bugs. cyclones and
billiards combined"
This Prescott Courier says:-Prof.
Douglas. accompanied by his son and
daughter and Dewitt c. Williams left
for Bisbee yesterday by private con-
veyance, to attend the marriage of
lanes Douglas and Miss Williams
Mr.. George Barrot. president of the
hank of Tombstone. came up from
Guaymas last night and will remain
over in Tombstone for day or two.
Mr.. Barrot is an enthusiastic railroad
NAT and vii maze a VI OPPOSITION IL
| the citizens Of Tombstone before leav-
ing which will. if they want a railroad.
be acce ptable to them.
Allan English has returned from
San SIMON where he acquainted him
self with the ground and con ditions
surrounding the killing there last fall.
for which two men accused will be
: tried at the present term OF court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
THURSDAY

George Kohler returned last night
fro m a trip to the Huachuca noun
tains He went to the top Of the high
peak where he discovered few month
ago q cave or deep hole in the noun
Gains. He was provided with line
and plumb which he dropped down a
distance of 200 feet before reaching
bottom From she straight nature Of
the opening he is inclined to believe
that II isan old min. or extinct vol
cane and his line ouiy reached bottom
on q bench.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
FRIDAY

The Tombstone railroad is fact so
stop your growing and fall in line. II
is of no use to kick against the inevi-
table
One OF the tenderfoot soldiers at
Fort Huachuca recently mistook a
member of the hospital corps. who was
out hunting, for bear and narrowly
escaped adding him to the long list OF
our nations dead heroes.
A huge golden eagle was recently
shot in TIE vicinity of Globe which
had tag labeled "Forepaugh" sttac h.
ed to its left wing.
Miss Mary Crist daughter of Col.
lector Crist, Of NogaIes. and Mr.. Ed.
ward Titcomb were married at Nogale
on Thursday last
The Citizen says that 5000 head OF
cattle have already been transferred
from the Empire ranch to Chino, Cal
Also, that 5000 head are being round
ed up on the Land & Hayes range.
The public policy of letting Mexico
give away Lower California to great
syndicates when Uncle Sam could pur-
chase the entire peninsula for abou
VIVA it cost to carry Ohio for McKin.
ley. is a bad peice Of political economy
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
WEDNESDAY

The Tombstone Prospector is pulling
( or a railroad. With a railroad running
into tina: camp she will boom as Of
yore Gazette.
We're pulling all right but great
many 70 ks are too mulish.
There was brought to the househ I'D
Of Eucher Ores last night about mid
night. another boy. which DR.. Hamil
ton assures US is destined to make his
mark in the world.
II might he we'll to remark here that
the backbone of summer is broken.
1t is said that the Chinaman who
was arrested for violation of the Ed
munds act has been released from his
5ond. and is now enjoying the sun
shine of Sonora
While the eastern bankers are work.
ing their brains to make money out oi
metal. the wertern folks are working
their mucIes to get the metal put o.
the ground.
A large crowd greeted the statehood
meeting at Bisbee Thursday night
The people there are enthusiastic and
will poll large vote for the cortsitu
ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Manager A. H. Gardner, of the Hua-
chuca Water Company. accompanied By
his wife. returned home yesterday from
Tucson, where Mr.. Gardner has been
for several days on busi ness. while Mrs,
Gardner returned from the San Diego
anr Frisco espositions. where she had
been with relatives the past two
months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Moves Cottage
Moving
Woman Finally Receivers
From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many
people before their time. Often be-
fore a sufferer realizes what the
trouble is. he is on the verge of a
complete nervous breakdown. 1t
is OF the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system i'll good con
jition, as the nerves are the source
Of all bodily power. Mrs Rosa
Bonner, SIS y Io.h s.. BirmIng-
ham, Ala. says:
Il have been suffering with nerv-
Gus prostration Tor nine or ten
years. Have tried many OF the best
doctors in Birmingham. but they all
failed TO reach my case. | would
feel as if was smotherinS; finally
I went into commissions. Ny little
4iYl saw
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Benson Visitors

Benson sent the largest gathering Of
any Of the surrounding towns to the
dance Saturday. there being some if
teen visitors here. among them; c. E
Goetz. well known businessmen. W.
E. Moss. Carlos Casteuada. and w. E.
Ciipin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
To Tucson

Judge W. A. Fowler went to Tucson
this morning. where he was called as
witness in a case to be heard in the
Federal court. the preliminary of which
was held here before before him some
ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Ownership Proven

In the hearing today as to the owner
ship of forty head of calves. seized re-
Gently by inspector Porter Mcdonald
the ownership was proven by the b.
quillas Land and Cattle Company and
the calves returned. Attorney P. I
Bsrnum represented the Live Stock
Board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Returned Home

Ed. R. Flach. the local druggist ha.
returned from a brief trip to Quebec
Canada, having been absent about two
weeks. His little daughter. Lillian re
turned with him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Decks are Thick

1t has been reported that ducks are
flying on the river now. and large num-
BEES are on the ponds located in the
fields throughout the valley. The re-
cent rain is responsible for the increase
flock Of ducks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Phoenix Attorney

Attorney P. T. Barnum attorney for
the Livestock Sanitary board was in
Tombstone today attending to a case
for the board which came up today in
the superior cobrt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
DR.. Miles Nervine

advertised in the papers and at
once began to take It. continued
10 take it for some time and now |
am we'll
J! &c: s-c troubled w::h loss 9!
appetite, poor digestion, weakness.
inability to sleep; if you are in a
general run down condition and
unable to bear your part OF the
daily grind OF life. you need some
thing 10 strengthen your nerves.
You may not realize what is the mat
ter with you, but that is no reason
why you should delay treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
To Postmaster's Convention

Postmaster Paul A. Smith left yester :
day for Phoenix where he will attend
the Postmaster's Convention of Ari-
IONA which will be in session at Phoenix
throughout Fair week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Car OF Lumber

II. NJ Fckrrman Of the Tombstone
Lumber Company yesterday had un-
loaded from the railroad yards another
carload of lumber for his establish men,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Attorneys Here

Among the attorneys here today
attending to matters before the super
Tor court were: j. d. Taylor. Fred
Suffer, Bisbee. and Frank Doan
Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Visiting Son

Mrs. C. y. Wales and son. Harry
Wales. arrived in Tombstone this morn.
ing from Colorado Springs. Colo. for a
several months stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wales Of this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
DR.. Miles Nervine

has proven its value in nervous dis
orders for thirty years, and merits
a trial, no matter how many other
remedies have failed TO help you.
Sold BY all druggists. II first bottle
falls to senens your money Is returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIEhart Ind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Attorney E. S. Ives was . visitor in
the city today from Tucson. having
come on business before the superior
court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Cochise B-L Assn to J F Norton
ct ny. .----... --.---.--
Mrs Eta Medigovitch to NC
koloSIo 800. ..--.--.--..
MA Coff ct al to J J Candy. --
ARTICLES OPP INCORPORATION
Nancy Lee Min Co. Kingman:
office Bisbee; cap stock 100000 o..
PossEssoEY RIGHT
Fl Arrownod. min prop. .. --
Vim Wheelan water right -. --
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
State MutI B-L Assn to Mag
gle Robertson ..... --
CHATTEL MORTGAGE
HE WootIon u Mc~asky Reg
Co. account register. 2l3
Simmons & Seno to McCasky
Reg Co. 10 account register. 200
H. A Drew 20 Marion L ohr, int
ia restaurant and outfit 80. SEQ E.
Q. c pEEp
w Graham tc Marks. min
prop. Oatman dist -. $50. 10 :.
WARRANTY DEED
Clyatt ct Tx to o Brsley.
Douglas prop..... 10
BILL OF SALE
J l. Hudson to F Hands, cattle IS :.
&c Fulghum to Mrs r c Full
ghum. live stock ... 500 ..
Lydia E Pointer to J L Hud-
son. live stock ....... SOC
R z. MORTGAGE
Maude Major TO c L Cummings,
Douglas prop. ......-.-.... $50
LEJewel ct ux to C l Van
Meter land ... 300
NJ A Crawford e: ux to CT
Van Meter. land. ...... 800 =.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE
I'm Ames & c Drawn to Bruins
wick Bake Collender Co. bill
IldiO tdD!c NV
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
Bank Of Douglas to I. Lockhart
WARRANTY DEED
JEReed to Urban. land. =. 100 -.
Mrs Bette Poiser ct conf to
II Greger. Douglas prop -. 1000 -.
ME- Hodges ct TX to Mrs Anna
Dalton. town prop. ..-..... $50
j S Warren ct ux to First Bap-
tist Church of Bisbee. Bisbee
prop -.....-...-....-.. ooo -.
Nv Wallace ct ux to Selma Ar
quiIla. Douglaa prop 49,. 20 -.
FW Braun to Burke. land so o..
cHATTEL MORTGAGE
M Wills. Bisbse. to LIST Natl
Bank OF Yuma. moving pic
ture outfit ..... 24O >.
AID Lynde ct ux to Douglas
ua,duare CO aufo 425
CM Watkins TO Williams.
cattle. -...-.-.-.-.-...-. loo =.
S b Moss to Bisbee Auto Co.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
WIN johnson to T F Forester
et TX. --------..'
WI Fisher to " z Sowerbutts -
WARRANTY DEED
JE Hood ct ux to HE&J
Macia, land ... 10.
TT Forester ct TX to A r Bur-
COON. Bisbee prop. -........ 90
p " EIdredge to Lille Dale
EIdredse, land. and prop IN
Santa Monica Cal .-..... 10
III East ct ux to Eva L Bailey.
Douglas prop. -.......---.- SUI :.
WARRANTY DEED
VS. Dixon ct ux to L TerrilI.
Douglas prop. ........'.''' ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Has Welded
information received today from Bis
bee is that ]. F. johnson. proprietor OF
the Tombstone Bisbee stage line. and
Miss Blenda L. Hermad. were united
in marriage Monday afternoon at that
place.
To Bisbee
Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler. accompan-
led by Deputy Bowden went to Bisbse
yesterday on brief official visit.
Moves Cottage
Mrs. r. K. Kettlewell has had her
small cottage moved on the lot opposite
the engiue house on Toughnut street.
Moving
Sam Morgan is moving his effects
into his new residents. which has just
been completed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Frem ST. David

Francis Goodman. well known ST..
David rsncher. was a visitor in ths
county seat yesterday on business mat
tiers
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
To Phoenix Fair

Reece Cornelius. of the grocery de
partment of the Machomich Mercan-
tile Company will spend the
coming week at the state fair, which
opened at the capital city today. He
left for Phoenix yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
NEW CASES FILED
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Civilizations Brought and on File
With Clerk Of Court
With Clerk Of Court

Edward Carton DR.. Lillian Carton
CT: decree of divorce and custody of
minor child.
1871. Thos Dublin DR.. Susie Dublin
Or; decree of divorce.
1860. Roy Brown DR.. E A Folsom
CT; title quoted to Ford machine
1901. Roy Brown DR.. f A Folsom
CT; Judgment for 1898 50 and s25 GO
costs.
1862 Frank C Pylant Or. E A Fol-
som Or: replevin of two Ford autos
and s2l 40 costs.
Probate Proceedings
Estate Of
Simon f Tate. decree of distribution
of estate.
Reuben NJ Thompson; order confirm
ing sale of personal property and order
establishing notice to creditors con
tinued
Michael McFadden; order appoint
ing Wilcox Bk & TT Co admr.
NJ m Conn. decree of distribution of
estate.
r NJ Thompson: appraisers of es-
tate appointed.
Michael McFadden; Wilcox Bank &
Trust Co appointed Admr.
Andres Lopez; day set for hearing
petition for appointment Of receiver.
LWJ Payment; day appointed for
sale of real estate.
Est and Gdnship Robert Felson; ap
praisors appointed.
Allen a,lor: final discharge of A NJ
Sames as Admr.
Francis John Stanley; final discharge
of Citizens BIZ & TT Co IS Admir-.
Wy Bokan; Nov % day for hearing
petition of " 5 Dixon for final distri-
button.
Robt F Calder; decree settling &C.
count; also final discharge OF W Wal
lace as Admr.
WARRANTY DIED
Caretto ct ux to S Pcusie ct
ux, Bisbee prop 425
X Byrne ct ux to " Bridges.
Dor gias prop. ....-........ III
] S Corrie to E r Pirtle Co.
Douglas prop. ............. $50
E K Pirtle Co to A Krischker.
Douglas prop. $50
DEED
L - l. ADAMS 10 X l. q Natnd-
ally S Larson. Bisbee prop =. 40 -.
Douglas Inv Co to G c Whitley
Douglas prop. $50 ..
Douglas Inv Co to W E Lutz.
Douglas prop. .........
Douglas Inv Co to F Crumb.
Douglas prop :. 200
Re. MORTGAGE
W z Lutz ct ux to E Olson.
Douglas prop -.....-.-- l5OO -
/ J o Fraley ct ux to A ] Haven.
! Douglas prop ...... $50 -.
W R Msyourber ct ux to F
Hill. Douglas prop. 1000 =.
cHATTEL MORTGAGE
( Ona Hastings to Bank Of Doug.
! las. cattle. 900 ..
/ SUBTRACTION OF hOkIOACk
Wilcox Bank & Trust Co too
Scow- .-...- ..-.-.-.
Provident Nut B-L Assn 20 Est
Robt & Nafhaly Larsen.
BILL OF SALE
p W EIdridge to Lille Dale FL
dredge. cattle. 90
P " Eidredge to Lille d Ell
dredge, horses. 100
A d Lynde to Douglas Hard
ware Co. auto .....- 800
RE. MORTGAGES
c NJ Watkins to Merchants 4
Maers Bapk u Bisbee. land. 1000
c T Gardner ct ux 90 Cochise
B-L Assn. Warren prop. 1000 !.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Struthers Here

Engineer Andy Struthers of the
E. p. & s. ". was visitor in the
county seat today. coming UP from
Douglas. --
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
From Ranch

Prof. ]. A. Rockfellow. Deputy U. S.
Mineral Surveyor. came in yesterday
from his ranch in the Cochise Strong
hold. where he has been for the past
week on business
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Gieeson Visitor

John Cleeson. well known minin
man Of Gleeson was a visitor in tn
county seat Saturday on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
From Ranch

Jim Lawry AMI daughters were visit
ors in the county seat Saturday. return
ing home yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21

Dsautiiying Place

Mrs. A. Klaw is having q new coat
OF paint put on the Cottage. which viii
make il one of the most attractive il
the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21


cent rain is responsible for the increased
flock of ducks.
To Tucson
Judge W. A. Fowler went to Tucson
this morning. where he was called as
witness in a case to be heard in the
Federal court. the preliminary of which
was held here before before him some
ago.
Returned Home
Ed. r. Flach. the local druggist has
returned from a brief trip to Quebec.
Canada, having been absent about two
weeks. His little daughter. Lillian re-
turned with him.
Ownership Proven
In the hearing today as to the owner
ship of forty head of calves. seized re-
Gently by inspector Porter Mcdonald.
the ownership was proven by the Bo-
quillas Land and Cattle Company and
the calves returned. Attorney P. 7
Bsrnum represented the Live Stock
Board.
Phoenix Attorney
Attorney P. T. Barnum attorney for
the Livestock Sanitary board was in
Tombstone today attending to case
for the board which came up today in
the superior cobrt.
Attorneys Here
Among the attorneys here today
attending to matters before the super
Tor court were: j. d. Taylor. Fred
Suffer, Bsbee. and Frank Doau
Douglas.
Visiting Son
Mrs. C. n. Wales and son. Harry
Wales, arrived in Tombstone this morn.
ing from Colorado Springs. Colo. for
several months stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Wales of this city.
Struthers Here
Engineer Andy Struthers of the
E. p. & s. ". was visitor in the
county seat today. coming UP from
Douglas --
Gieeson Visitor
John Gleeson. well known mining
man of Cleeson was a visitor in the
county seat Saturday on business.
From Ranch
Jim Lawry ami daughters were visit
ors in the county seat Saturday. return.
ing home yesterday.
From Fairbank
Inspector jeff Milton was visitor
in town Saturday between trains.
From Wilcox
T. Fulghum. of Wilcox. was among
the visitors here Saturday on busin ess
before the court.
Returned Home
Mrs. John Igo, wife of Court Intre-
porter Igo. returned home Saturday
from their ranch near Wh.tstones.
To Phoenix Fair
Reece Cornelius. Of the grocery de
partment of the Machomich Mercan.
tile Company will spend the
coming week at the state fair, which
opened at the capital city today. He
left for Phoenix yesterday.
To Postmaster's Convention
Postmaster Paul A. Smith left yester
day for Phoenix where he will attend
the Postmaster's Convention of Ari.
IONA which will be in session at Phoeni,
throughout Fair week
Car OF Lumber
H. NJ Fckrrman of the Tombston,
Lumber Company yesterday had un
loaded from the railroad yards anothei
carload Of lumber for his establish men;
Benson Visitors
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
From Wilcox

T. Fulghum, of Wilcox. was anon.
the visitors here Saturday on busin es
before the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
Returned Home

Mrs. John Igo, wife Of Court Intre'
porter Igo. returned home Saturday
from their ranch near Whststones.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-11-21
From Fairbank

Inspector JEFF Milton was a visitor
in town Saturday between trains.