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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
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Embroidery
Items

Beaded Chifons and waist
NetS-4O inch, 75c to S1.OO
regular at SOC yd.
Net Allovers, 10 inch en-
broidered. Actual St.OO and
$3.50 values at CSC yd.
3 inch Embroidery in num-
Der of pretty designs. Sale
at Sc yd.
Corset Cover Embroidery in
actual 25c to 35c patterns at
l9c yd.
4 inch Ribbons, light colored
Dresden patterns. i5c regu-
lar. Sale at l2c yd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09

The peoples party is the coming par
ty of the country. Get in early and
avoid the rush.
With the free coinage Of silver
Tombstone will re-assert herself as
the leading camp Of the far west.
The school house was the only pub
lie building that didn't show flag yes
terday. Many comments were made
by strangers at the absence Of the ma
tional colors there.
Police Officer Elliott. of Tucson. WAS
stabbed by a Mexican on Sunday morn
ing and died few minutes afterward.
Before expiring he shot and killed the
Mexican.
Chief Ryan had the hose carts on
the streets all day yesterday and last
night where they would be handy in
case Of fire.
Allie Howe has gone to Dunlap.
Graham county. to assist his father.
Who is surveying a group Of mines
for the Arivaipa company, preparatory
to patenting them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
MURDER CASE HAD
TO BE POSTPONED

Owing to the faulty working of the
jury drawing law. the case of the
State VS.. Alberto Rodriguez, who was
to be tried for murder had to be post
poned, until the full panel of jury
could be secured
This afternoon the case Of the State
IS. Andy Johnson, for introducing Ii
quor. misdemeanor case, was called
to trial. and is on as we go to press.
It takes a full panel to try felony
case. and it will be necessary for the
court to wait until the full panel can
be had from the drawings, before q
murder case can be tried.
Another order for 26 jurors was
made, and drawn this morning, to re-
port next Monday.
Judge Lockwood stated today thar
he was making no excuses from the
panel unless under stringent circum-
stances. and will continue TO do so
until the situation is relieved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
SEES AERoPLANE
FLYING OVER THE CITY

BISBEE. July 5.-Charles Rendel
man, Waterman for the Copper Queen
reported last night that he had observ-
ed a mysterious plane soaring over
the city. He ssid he first discovered II
above Opero Drive about s:45 p. m.
and watched 1t for thirty minutes, cir
cling around the camp and bearing on
toward Douglas, disappearing from
view. Rendelman said it bore small
light. barely visible and that it few
high in the sir He said he could Tot
be mistaken about it, No information
could be obtained from military osurc-
es regarding the report
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
TOMBSTONE PIONEER
5TRIckEN WITH ApoPlExY.

At Benson yesterday evening A.
Wentworth. well known pioneer OF
Tombstone. was stricken with an at
tack OF apoplexy. from which he re-
covered afater a short while. While
seated in front of the Mansion Hotel
conversing with friends, Mr.. Went
worth was suddenly seized with the
attack, and for several minutes il was
thought that he had succumbed. A
physician was summoned and arrived
shortly after By this time Mr.. Went
worth had recovered consciousness,
and was removed to the hotel. Exam
ination revealed that he had been
stricken with slight attack Of para
lysis Of the heart, and late last night
was resting easy. Telephone advices
this morning reported the patient
feeling well, and that he would be
brought home today Mr.. Wentworth
is well past sixty and it is feared the
shock will go hard with him. and his
many friends both in Tombstone and
about the county will indeed be sorry
TO hear the news of his Illness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
FARMER KILLED IN
AUTOMOBILE WRECK

PHOENIX, July Sc. p. Fellows, .
farmer living six miles west of Phoe-
nix. was instantly killed last night
when the light delivery automobile
ne was drivi.g c. turned
1t is thought probable that h. ras
driving at a fast rate Of speed when
he attempted to make turn. He WAS
thrown out upon his head and susts,a-
ed fractured skull
DR.. Hughes Immediately called
when his body was found but life was
already extIuo I. The body was brought
o this city and placed in the funeral
parlors of Moore and Mcclellan. A
coronor's inquest will be held today
over the remains.
PHOENIX July S. Unless aid
comes to him from some other source
robert D. Talley. under sentence Of
leath at Florence. will hang. The su-
preme court yesterday affirmed the
judgment of the superior court Of Gila
county. where he was convicted OF the
murder of Jesse G. Danner and SEN
fenced to be hanged.
The murder was committed at Miami
in front of the post Office in November
of 1913. Talley was one of the many
convicts under death sentence who
I were granted reprieves pending the &C
ton Of the people two years ago mad
defeated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
BITTEN BY RATTLEsNAkE:
WILL SURVIVE POISON

GLOBE. July 5-B. Gamble, a resi-
dent Of Mesa, had a narrow escape
from death Sunday when he was bit
ten in the hand by big. diamond-back
rattlesnake near Grapevine. Rough
treatment was administered on the
spot, and the man was rushed to the
city where the services OF Dr. Wales
were secured. Gamble is now out OF
danger and left this morning for his
home.
The victim promptly took a dull
r0cketknife and cut away the flesh
around the wounds. A tourniquet was
then applied to the upper arm. cutting
of the circulation of blood. A pass.
ing aYo truck was then pressed into
service as an ambulance and Gamble
brought to Globe
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
ARIZONA GREATEST
MINERAL STATE

PHOENIX. July 3.-"Arizona is the
greatest mineral state in the Union
and is just beginning to come into it's
own" declared H. H. Barbee. of Colo
RADIO Springs. general manager OF the
Cactus Queen Copper company in No
have county, toda., While il Phoenix
on business OF his company.
Il have been in the mining business
for twenty-five years." he continued,
and never have | seen such promis.
ing territory or so much interest in
mining. | came TO Arizona first six
months ago and took over a lease on
the 125 or 1870 claims in our group
Since then ! have had inquiries from
more moneyed men of the east who
have become interested in the mining
industry than have had before in any
ten years.
These inquiries come from men
who two years ago would not have
given hearing to anyone on mining
matters-from bankers and conserva-
tive business men who now wish to
invest. There is a great deal of east
ern money here and more is coming
right along. The mining industry OF
Arizona has just started and look for
long period Of the busiest kind of
mining.
We have been building roads on
our property and in general getting
ready for extensive working OF our
mines. OF course. the mining indus
try here is somewhat handicapped at
present by the inability Of existing
shelters to take care OF the ore but
that will soon be rectifed by the
building Of more smelling plants. /
am not interested in any smeI:er pro.
position except as a means of dispos-
ing Of our ore but know that move.
meDts are on foot by other parties tc
establish additional smelters here"
Mr. Barbee has interested with him
in the Cactus Queen property a group
Of st Louis. No. capitalists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
NEW CASES FILED
IN SUPERIOR COURT

1863. ". Speed. DIR. Provident Mu-
tual B. 4 L. Assn. Or; $l725. -.
1898. Mary Poleor vs.. j. Polsor;
action for divorce.
1899 Laura Stone. DIR. r T stone.
Or decree OF divorce.
1891 A. Rivera vs.. Dolores Rivera.
action for divorce.
1892. Margaret johnson va. VIM.
1905. Gross Kelly & co. vs.. W C.
Lightfoot debt $3.50.
1906. F. Malone vs.. Carrie Malone;
action for divorce.
Johnson: action for divorce.
$. Sakota; decree establishing no.
tice to creditors.
d. Hiatt; order appointing July
day of settlement of final account and
hearing petition for distribution.
r Mccarthy; same order as above.
Andres Lerma; order publication OF
notice to creditors.
c. Goyorin: order TO show cause
against sale OF rea lestate.
CHRIS Goyorin: order TO show cause
against sale Of real estate.
David Robson; order appointing
July l day OF settlement cf account
and hearing petition for distribution
Roy Holmes: order appointing C.
T. Knapp, r. Zeisemer and r. Motz
appraisers
W. Blair; final discharge Of ad
ministrator.
Thomas Lerwill: decree settlement
OF account and distribution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
COPPER OUTPUT

DOUGLAS, July 5.-DougIas pro
duced in round figures approximately
twenty-one million pounds of copper
last month, despite the excitement
which caused labor conditions to be
none too good. and for a time serious
ly embarrassed the two big plants.
At the Copper Queen smelter, an
nouncement was made yesterday that
labor conditions had found their level
again and were muca better than last
week.
At the c. & A. 1t was stated that
while few of the employees had quit
work, the plant was not affected to
any great extent at any time
The Copper Queen produced op-
proximately 13.5OO.O00 pounds of cop
per during the month. including the
company ore and customs shippers,
chief among which Ia the Moctezuma
Copper company.
The C. & A. production was ap-
proximateiy 100000 pounds, with
about 100000 of this amount be-
, longing to the Shattuck-Arizona COM
pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
INDIAN AGENT DENIES
CHARGES BEING ROBBED

DOUGLAS. July 5.-Full and COM
tie denial of the story of the whole
sale robbery of the Kickapoo Indians
at Tomichopa. Sonora, was made yes
erday by John Gostin. agent for the
ribe. This followed the arrival Of
Johnnie Mine. official interpreter for
he tribe. who reported that the vii
age was quiet and ordely when he
came out
Mr.. Gostin stated that Pancho
Tlacco, or Nanacoti, which is his In
iian name. had reported On arriving
at the border that the Mexicans had
taken all the horses. arms and pro
visions of the tribe and thrown sew
eral Of its members in prison. Cos.
tin doubted this and when Johnnie
Mine arrived, questioned him. with
the result that he reported that Nan.
acoti had borrowed a mule. saddle
bride and rife to go out and kill a
deer. That was the last seen of him
Johnnie Mine said that the Indians
were being wen treated by the Mexi
cans and had lost nothing aside from
four mules and a horse. which were
stolen some time ago
Mr.. Gostin said that he intended to
day TO recover the mule. saddle, bri
die and rife from Nanacoti and sen,
them back to their rightful owner
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
HIGhFiLC WINNER OF
MOTORCYCLE GRIND

Highfll of Tucson, on his Flying
Merkel. won the Douglas Tucson mo-
torcycle race, in decisive fashion.
Tuesday morning. He flashed across
the finishing line on Stone avenue in
front OF the Varsity Smoke Shop. IL
minutes. "a seconds ahead of his near
est competitor
Frank Barnett. of Douglas. on a
Harley-Davidson mount. was second.
Howard Reynolds of Tucson. on an
Indian. was third. nosing into place by
a scant margin OF 10 seconds in elaps.
ed time over Will Cox. also Of Tucson.
on a Harley Davidson mount
The competitors finished as fol-
lows:
f r. Highfll. Tucson. Flying Mer-
KEEL. arrived 10.51.4s: elapsed time
S.35.4S.
Frank Barnett. Douglas, Harley
Davidson. arrived ll.O5.20: elapsed
time 1920
Howard Reynolds, Tucson. Indian.
arrived l1.1s.27; elapsed time
414.27.
Will Cox. Tucson. Harley.Davidson.
arrived 11.16.37; elapsd time 4l737.
D. J. Buck. Tucson, Harley David
son arrived 1Ll7o5; elapsed time
4.17O5.
Sam Boucher. Douglas. Henderson
arrived .1l45.23: elapsed time
4.3a.23.
Bill Ryan, Bisbee, Harley. Davidson,
arrived Hall: elapsed time 4.44.II.
Frank Barnett. of Douglas, took
first Bisbee money of $50 by nego-
tiating the distance from the Gadsden
hotel in Douglas in 31k minutes; Err
nest R. Highfll, OF Tucson, second
money. of s25. in 32k minutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca
tsrrh Is a blood or constitutional disease.
ternaI remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure "
taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. Hairs
catarrh Cure 10 not a quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best ply
siciane In this country for years and y
a regular prescription. II Ia composed OF
the best ,oaics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton of the two ingredients Is what pro-
= 'ces such wonderful results in curing
rrrrh. Send for testimonials. free.
J. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo, o.
80. ~ irrtscis'=. p-t~r Isc.
Take Halls Family Pills fer constiDatsoA
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
TO DOUGLAS.

County Attorney ]. F. Ross and fam
,Iy left last night for Douglas. where
hey will remain to attend the Fourth
Il July doings tomorrow. They were
ccompanied by Mrs. Woodruff, wife
( County Stenographer R. A. Wood
'ufi
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
OFFICER KILLS MAN
At DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS, July 5.-Joee Mendez
plete denial OF the story of the Whole
yesterday morning when Officer Ross
Brooks shot him three times. after
Mendez had emptied his pistol at the
officer at 7O7 Second street
The officer had gone 30 Members
home to arrest him on a misdemeanor
variant when the shooting occurred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
BACK TO COAST.

Arthur Bowden returned to Califor
Ma last night on the Golden State
Limited after having spent several
weeks in Tombstone with his brother.
Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
PRISONERS TO FLORENCE.

Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe left yes
terday for Florence having in custody
Frank Pankhurst. for grand larceny.
George Patterson. for burglary, and
Clarence English, returned for violat-
ing a parole. whom he will deliver at
the state penitenIiary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
ARREST BooTLEeGERs.

About a half dozen more bootleggers
were arrested yesterday by Sheriff
Wheeler, on the informations made
out by County Attorney Ross at the
same time the Douglas and Bisbee
bootleggers were captured. They all
secured bond before the court today.
and were released. pending their trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
VISITING FAMILY.

Jessie Sanders is spending several
days in Tombstone from Globe, hav-
ing come here to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Sanders and family, for
the Glorious Fourth
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
BROUGHT eooTLEeeERs.

Deputy Sheriff o. E. Patterson, Of
Apache. came in today from his sta,
ton, bringing in with him several
bootleggers for confinement in the
county Jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
VISITING At COAST.

The family of VIM. snerrili, book
keeper at the Wolcott mercantile es-
adjustment, is spending several weeks
on the coast and are expected home
about next week
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
RECORDS OF
COCHISE COUNTY
PATENT

PATENT
United States to C. Rupert, land.
United States to Ida N. Berry, land.
WARRANTY DEED
C. Root and wife to w. d. Evans.
land $4,000
Mary Leverich to W. weese, land
$500.
d. Joyce and wife to P Lorenzen.
Warren property $3.50
Antonio Ward and wife to F. Con
zales. Bowie property $40.
r. e. MORTGAGE
l. Kierer TO F. wiebens. Douglas
property 800
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Purity Drug Company. capital stock
$4,000. principal place of business
Lowell. Arizona.
Magnate Mines Development CO.
capital stock s50o,OOO. principal place
OF business Douglas Arizona
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
F Holt to McNeal Mer. Co, live
stock 5000.
e. ANDERSON to McNeal Mer. Co.
live stock $500.
H. Vein ct al to L. o. woolery.
engine 500.
c. Kaufman to National Cash Regis
ter Co. cash register $50.
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
G. Holt to C Sisson.
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
D. Onteveros to Burgess Bros Sup.
ply Co. barber shop fixtures slOl.
A DetlofT TO National Cash Register
Co. cash register s235.
:. Weiss to J. Hamilton. household
goods $4,000.
Busenbark ct al to F. WaushtG
live stock $4,000.
WARRANTY DEED
5. Portillo and wife to Portillo ct
al, Pirtleville property sos.
r Eldridge TO o. Denton, land 800
May Leyerich to p Andrews, mad
5la-
R. {. MORTGAGE
Z. Mestoz to W Hatcher. Douglas
properly $3.50.
Dye and wife to Cochise B. &
L. Assn. Warren property $1,000.
QUIT CLAIM DEED
Diana Smith to Mrs. NJ. Hanla~,
Lowell property s24O0
sILL OF SALE
B. Mckinney to r. Giles, cattle az
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
r. Giles TO B. Mckinney. cattle $50
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
n. Cc:se TO T. Feene.
WARRANTY DEED
Mary Leyerich to Rachael Ella
Scheerer. land $3.50.
Mascot Townsite & Realty Co. &c
r. Aitcheson. Mascot property Seno
PATENT
United States TO P. Frumpton. land.
United States TO w. Clouch, land
cHATTLE MORTGAGE
Quick Service Cafe to Richardson
Safe Co. safe s25.
Lowell Haberdashery Co. to Rich,
ardson Safe Co, safe s47..
McWhorters to Richardson Safe Co
safe $50.
Guarantee Shoe Co. to Richardson
Safe Co. safe ss5.
w. Lester to E. Lucas. automobile
800.
r. e. MORTGAGE
r. Owen and wife to E. Barton, Bis
bee property s2150.
V. Bell to Cochise B. & L. Assn.
Bisbee property $500.
QUIT CLAM DEED
c. Hockett to Mrs. Ora Hockett. his
wife, mining claims $50.
Mary Dunn to Riggs Cattle Co. land
$3.50.
DEED
J. Fairfax to p. Ricketts,, mining
claims 800.
BILL OF SALE
T. Wright to Gertrude Precht, cattle
800.
PATENT
United States 10 X. Taggart, land.
United States TO C. Walters, land.
State of Arizona to Mary Dunn, land
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
VISITED DOUGLAS.

c. b. Wilson, local agent OF the New
York Life Insurance Company return
ed home yesterday from a several
days visit to Douglas in the interests
oI his company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
From Wednesdays Daily.
FROM BIS6 e e.

From Wednesdays Daily.
FROM sIssge.
L. r. Bouldin. of Bisbee was yisi-
tor in Tombstone today.
DOUGLAS CONSTABLE.
Constable Sam Hayhurst, of Doug
las, was a visitor in the city today on
business.
FROM sissEE.
Deputy Sheriffs VIM Brakefele and
Red Cannon were in Tombstone to
day on business with the sheriI's Of
fee.
DOUGLAS VISITORS.
Secretary Oscar X. Coll, Of the
Douglas Chamber of Commerce and
Frank Bledsoe, OF Hood and Bledsoe.
OF Douglas. wer, visitors in rn2 county
S"?t today. having business matters
requiring their attention. The genie
men state Douglas now has liAG mo-
militiamcr MhC arrived yestcriay, ard
lbr smelr"r cIty presents OLsy ap-
pearauc.
orrUEnEG FROM TOUR.
4 F. Parker. az the Price & prf
,,nop, sra,a .sap,c Ga, ,b, 80
Mountain Life IrsCrance COMPANY
returned home Monday from a several
weeks visit q ohoenix, aI1 NV
McNrco. where - and the Pr:ec Frs
were on business for their company.
RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA.
Bert Cunningham returned home Mon
day from an auto trip to Southern
California, during which time he WISH
ted Los Angeles, San Diego and other
points. having been absent about two
months
FROM GLEEsoN.
Barney Bono and L. I. Theirs, of
Giesson were visitors in Tombstone
today
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. r. A Woodruff returned home
today from Douglas. where she had
been visiting relatives for the past
several days
SPENT FOURTH.
Court Interpreter John Igo spent
the fourth with his wife and family at
his ranch near Turner returning last
night for the opening OF court this
/ morning.
TO MOUNTAINS.
Court Reporter John Walker and
wife spent the Fourth at Ramsey can.
yon, returning home last night
TO BIsBEE
Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas
/ and wife spent yesterday in Bisbee.
! attending the celebration.
VISITED DOUGLAS.
c. b. Wilson, local agent OF the New
| York Life Insurance Company return
/ ed home yesterday from a several
| days visit to Douglas in the interests
81 his company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
TO BISBEE.

Deputy Assessor Walter Thoma
and wife spent yesterday in Bisbe,
attending the celebration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
From Monday's Daily.
NEW JUICE" SYSTEM.

NEW JUICE" SYSTEM.
Last night Managers Giacoma Bros
for the first time used the electricity
generated from the plant Of the Home
Ice Company, special arrangement
having been made whereby the Crys-
tai and the new show house to be
opened on Wednesday will receive
the Juice every night. until the plant
10 be started by Mr.. wright is open tor
business. A reliable dependable sys
is now in force. and PATRONS of botn
houses will appreciate the change
FROM BENSON.
Carl Cook came up today from Ben
son on business.
RETURNED TO TOMBSTONE
Sam Morgan, for many years resi-
dent of Tombstone. returne yesterday
10 the Old Camp and will again locd'e
here after an absence Of several
months in Bisbee.
TO NORTHERN PART
PART OF STATE.
County Recorder owen E. Murphy
accompanied by Mrs. Murphy, left
yesterday for PhOealy Prescott ana
Flagstaff, where they will be absent
during the coming month. Judge
Murphy is making the race for the
nomination to the Office OF tax commits
sioner and will look after his fences
in the northern part OF the state. He
expects to be in Prescott during the
July celebration. which will bring
thousands there. and will viist all The
northern cities before returning home
to complete his campaign.
RETURNED FROM COAST.
Mrs. a Klaw and daughter. Mrs. J.
A Hanson, and Mr. Hanson, returned
lome yesterday from Los Angeles
and other coast points where they
spent the past month on tour They
made the trip in Mr.. Hanson's car
and report a most enjoyable trip.
FROM mEscAL.
Herman Hildbrand, rancher OF Mes
cal, above Benson, was in the city
today making application for his sec
ond papers before Clerk James, of the
superior court.
BENSON VISITORS.
Constable John Profit and II. w.
Etz, OF Benson, were among the visi-
tors in Tombstone today on business
before the board of supervisors
IN DOUGLAS.
Judge A. c. Lockwood and family
went to Douglas last evening, where
I they will remain for the Fourth re-
turning home tomorrow evening.
FROM FAIReANk.
Pink hurry. foreman OF the Boquil-
las Land e. Cattle Company, was a
visitor in the city yesterday on a visit
with his family
STREET HERE.
Superintendent H. K Street, Of the
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company was
a visitor in Tombstone today. having
business matters requiring his atten-
ton.
/ VISITING At COAST.
! The family of VIM. snerrili, book,
keeper at the Wolcott mercantile es,
adjustment, is spending several weeks
on the coast and are expected home
about next week
VISITING FAMILY.
Jessie Sanders is spending several
days in Tombstone from Globe, hav,
ing come here to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jas Sanders and family. for
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
with his family.
STREET HERE.

Superintendent II. X. Street. Of the
Boquillas Land & Cattle Company was
a visitor in Tombstone today. having
business matters requiring his atten
ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
RETURNED TO TOMBSTONE l..

Sam Morgan, for many years a resi-
dent Of Tombstone. returne yesterday
20 the Old Camp and will again loc6'e
here after an absence Of several
p,uths in Hishaa
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
superior court.
BENSON VISITORS.

Constable John Profit and II. W
Etz, OF Benson, were among the visi
tors in Tombstone today on business
before the board OF supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
FROM FAlRBANk

Pink hurry. foreman Of the Boquil
las Land e. Cattle Company, was a
visitor in the city yesterday on a visit
with his family
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
IN DOUGLAS.

Judge A. e. Lockwood and family
went to Douglas last evening, where
they will remain for the Fourth re
turning home tomorrow evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
TO MOUNTAINS.

Court Reporter John Walker and
wife spent the Fourth at Ramsey can
yon, returning home last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
FROM BiS6EE.

Deputy Sheriffs VIM. Brakefelc and
Red Cannon were in Tombstone to
day on business with the sheriI's of
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
10 complete his campaign.
RETURNED FROM COAST.

Mrs a Klaw and daughter. Mrs. J
A Hanson, and Mr. Hanson, returned
lome yesterday from Los Angeles
and other coast points where they
spent the past month on a tour. They
made the trip in Mr.. Hanson's car
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
FROM NJ E seal.

Herman Hildbrand, rancher OF Mes
cal, above Benson, was in the cit,
today making application for his sec
ond papers before Clerk James, of tn
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-09
ROM GlEESON.
SPENT FOURTH.

Court Interpreter John Igo spent
the fourth with his wife and family a
his ranch near Turner returning las
night for the opening OF court thi,