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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
LIST OF THOSE WHOSE
HONOR Is LACKING

Mixalo Bijovich. Lowell.
Milo Milarsevich. Lowell
Ramon Bernal. Benson.
William Jesse Martin. Douglas.
o. T. Easterling. Douglas.
Geo Jankovich. Lowell
Harry A. Dickson. Prescott or Bis
bee
Constantine Balakoutas. Bisbee.
f. W. Adams. Douglas.
John Eagle. Douglas and FL Paso.
Dennis sullivan. Lowell.
Everett f. Hove. Douglas.
Angel Tcrres Arandules. Cascabel.
Sepeada Manuel. Apache.
|. II. Hogan Bishee.
Antonio Torres Arandules. Cascabel
Paul Huttunen. Lowell
Vim. Edward Kaiser. Lowell.
Fred Lambert. Jr.. Lowell.
Cruz Soto Wilcox.
Jesus Contreras. Tombstone.
Milo stephen Frankovich. Bisbee.
Sail Rakip Ali Bisbee
Tom Caronek. Douglas
srha. sra.,,,. nn..,.,
Frederick G. Gleason. Douglas.
Pedro Cortez.. Gleeson
Gojko G. vukovich. Lowell.
Plaenoz Blatz. Bisbee.
Henry L. Ellis. Wilcox.
Nilon kujacich. Bisbee.
c. e. Rawson. Douglas.
Chas. Mcdaniel Muse. Tucson and
Bowie
Reyes Burruel Douglas.
Sam Max Hopkins, Bisbee
Charles Grant Scale. McNeal.
.tiitH r. bToohs. DOuSidS.
Oswald Bryan Averitt. Lowell
John Bonnow. Hereford
Eli Atelovich. Bisbee
Louis Goinivich, Bisbee or Lowell.
Samuel l.. Thomasscn. Douglas or
Troy. Mo.
Movak Maksinovich Lowell 50
Earl Monroe Ruby. Santa Rita. y.
NJ. or Douglas
Fenton Patrick Duffy, Bisbee.
Perry James Jack, Douglas.
Nicholas Serteridis, Bisbee.
Francisco Vega, Tombstone.
Harry Gallnoi. Bisbee.
Lirza y. Hopson. Lowell or Bisbee.
Juan Ortez. Pirtieville.
Clarke f. Waite, Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
HOFFMAN. VICE oOWElL
JOINS DISTRICT BOARD

TUCSON. Oct. s.. he strenuous
work OF the district exemption board
having been practically completed,
C. II. Dowell. general manager OF the
Copper Queen Consolidated Copper
company, has resigned from the
board
Arthur hoffman of Bisbee. head of
the geological department OF the
Phelps-DOdge Corporation. Copper
Queen branch. has been appointed TO
succeed him.
A telegram from Governor Camp
bell announced the resignation to the
board yesterday morning.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
PHOENIX. Tct. s-Without los

PHOENIX. Tct s-Without losing
a patient In the fire the main building
of the Sisters hospital burned yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
Loss between $4,000 and $4,000
covered by about two-thirds insur-
ance
The Are probably s.'rtei f:Sm
electric wiring under the roof over
the operating room at the west end
Of the wing. There being no fire
walls to stop it, the flames had run
along under the roof clear around
the big l. of the building and came
out on Polk street. 1t was q matter
of minutes before the building was
on fire from end to end.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
WANTS TO DEVELOP
LOCAL PROPERTIES

r. l.. Cheney and wife OF San Die
so, Calf. are recent arrivals il Tomb
stone. where they expe,: to locate.
Mr.. Cheney is a minirg man and
comes to Tombstone with the view
of obtaining hold Of Some promising
local mining properties on which he
will do Development work. With the
present high price for metals here is
4 chance for some local man owning
mining claims to have some develop
ment work done and at the same
time to ship ore. Mr.. Cheney is con.
suiting over the proposition with
local claim owners.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
ARIZONA WOMEN FIGHT FIRE

Three Arizona women have receiv.
ed the official thanks of the Forest
Service for fighting fires.
They are Mrs. o. p. Schoenberg, of
Portal. Ariz.. and the Misses Lillian
and Hildegarde Erickson Of Cochise
County. Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
TO MEXICO ON
MINING MATTERS

Supt E. Grebe Of the Bunker Hill
Mines company and son, ROLAND. &C.
companied by Sam Moore left yester.
day for Sonora where they will look
into some mining properties near IT.
gre. They expect to be absent about
ten days.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
JOHNSON MINES
MAKE GOOD SHOWING

"%NG WV S'S"sNS
Mr. H. p Merrill. formerly the
cashier OF the Bank of Benson. has
just returned from an inspection of
the properties OF the Keystone Cop
per Company at Johnson. OF which be
Is large stakeholder. and he says
hat the company will undoubtedly be
one CT the large copper producers Of
the state. The work is in charge OF
L. X. Miller, and the main workings
are on the Hagerman claim where
the main shaft has been sunk to a
depth OF 635 feet The power house
being well equipped with large hoist
compressor blowers. substantial
head frame forty feet high. and
everything necessary to carry on the
work in a safe and economical man.
ner. the rock being broken with pow.
er drills.
In sinking this main shaft fine
body of shipping ore was encounter
ed at the 40-foot level and continued
to the 65-foot mark. and considerable
drifting and stopping was done on
this ore body. and many cars OF high
grade ore shipped to the smelters.
Much ore still remains to be taken
out. On reaching the 2sO-foOt level
body OF low grade iron ore and sui
phide ere was broken into and it con-
I tinued for a depth OF about sixty feet.
At the 3l2-foot level drifts and cross
cuts were run on this ore body which
shows up very promisingly. the rock
being heavily impregnated with min
eral shot all through the formation.
Adjoining the Hagerman claim on
the northwest is the o. X. group. be-
longing tc this same company, and
now being developed by incline shafts.
with drifts and slopes. At a depth
of a hundred feet a body Of high
grade oxide ore was encountered and
the drifts run on this ore body show
it to be at least seven feet in width.
will well defined walls which reach
to the surface in some places. Sew
eral cars Of rich ore have been ship
ped from this ore body. and it Ger
tainly looks very encouraging and
worthy OF more development work
and exploration.
The incline is about 200 fee, in
depth. gasoline hoist has been
installed, and the air drills are cut.
ting the reck for the blasts. the air
being piped from the main power
plant
Adjoining the o. X claim on the
west are the workings of the Cobriza
1t is the intention CT the company
to continue the cross-cut at this 3D.
/ foot level until the hanging wall is
reached. where ores OF high value
are expected to be found it being the
history of the mines in this district
that all the high-grade ore is found
on the hanging wall.
At the 60O-foot level the sulphides
are scattered all through the rock.
In fact. the entire shaft from top to
bottom Is in ore or mineral Of some
kind, and in places it is of high grade.
Mining Company. who are now shin.
ping from five to ten cars OF ere daily
and are preparing for extensive de-
| velopmsnt work so as to continue
their shipments.
To the north and adjoining the o.
X. group, the Thunderbolt Copper
Mining Company have recently bought
number Of claims. and are now
erecting 40-h. p. hoist and COM
pressor and preparing to carry on
development work to open up the
showings which show on the surface
and in the shallow openings sunk on
the many lodges cropping out.--Ben-
| son Signal
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
ARIZONA BUYS LAND FOR
AN INSANE ASYLUM FARM

PHOENIX. Oct. S-A quarter sec
lion Of land has bean ~ cha 'ei a,
5000 an acre 10 be used as farm
for the state asylum for the insane.
from which it is distant a mile and 4
half Appropriation for the pur-
ture
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14

been serving On the committee. and
Mr.. Jaynes whom he succeeds will
continue to serve as O member of the
committee.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
AeLE TO BE ABOUT

W. G. Gilmore. well known attor-
ney and member OF the City Council,
is able TO be about today for the first
time in several weeks, following an
operation. Although he is still weak
Mr.. Gilmore is feeling well and re-
covering quickly and within a few
weeks expects to be back to normal
health.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
OLD ToMssTohea
SELLS OUT

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OLD roMssToNEa
SELLS OUT
Alexander Durward. who was con-
nected with the Cochise Hardware
and Trading company in Tombstone
in its early days. and VINO is we'll
known to many residents. and who
has been in the lumber business at
Yuma for a number OF years. has dis
posed of his interests there. He
also has extensive interests at Ban
ming. California. He was married
in Tombstone a number OF years ago
to Mrs Frank Leslie,
TO oLeEsoN
Attorney J. T. Kingsbury paid
brief visit TO Gleeson yesterday where
he attended to legal business.
LEAVE FOR LONG BEACH
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Murdoch and
son. Master Benton. of Tombstone.
expect to leave Saturday for Long
Beach. Calf. where Mr. Murdoch has
accepted position as Research
Chemist for one OF the largest food
and produce companies on the Pa
cifc coast. having resigned his posi-
ton as chief assayer and chemist for
the Bunker Hill Mines Company. a
position which he has held for the
past two years. The many friends
in Tombstone OF Mr. and Mrs Muir
doch are sorry to see them leave the
Old Camp.
VISITED OLD FRIENDS
Albert Bryant. of the firm OF Grub
nau. OF Los Cerrillos. New Mexico.
spent yesterday in the city on a visit
with his old friend. Deputy Assessor
Walter Thomas. Mr.. Bryant is here
on an ore buying trip for his firm
OFFICER HERE
Bert Ghmele. of the Bisbee city
police force. was visitor in Tomb
stone today as a witness before the
Superior Court.
HAS PROMISING CLAIMS
Pat Brannen. pioneer of Gleeson.
who owns some valuable mining
claims in that district adjoining the
TETON and Copper Belle properties,
was in Tombstone today on business
connected with his claims. Mr..
Brannen exhibited an assay certif-
cate recently made en- samples taken
from his property. where he is doing
considerable development work. that
run high in silver One sample went
1872 ounces in silver while the other
assayed 81 ounces. With the pres.
ent high price OF silver the proper
ties have a promising outlook.
OPERATED UPON
Judge Fowler was operated upon
yesterday at the Bunker Hill hospital
for minor defect and reports today
from the sick room are that he
emerged from the operation nicely
and il no complications set in will
soon be on the road to recovery.
TO FORT HUAcHUcA
Clerk A. c. Karger of the Board of
Supervisors and family motored to
Fort Huachuca yesterday where they
spent the day. returning home via
Bisbee. where Mr.. Karger attended
to brief official matters.
TO Be OPERATED UPON
Oscar Schneider of The Style Shop
is in the hospital at Bisbee, where ne
is to have an operation performed
upon one of his wrists, inflammation
caused by rheumatism having set in.
His wife is there also and will re-
main at his bedside.
SENATOR RIGGS HERE
Senator william Riggs OF Dos Ca
bezas was q visitor in Tombstone to-
day. spending the day here on bust
ness. Senator Riggs stated while
here that the grass was plentiful in
his section OF the county and the cat
tie are looking sleek and fat, all Of
which makes the cattIemen OF that
part Of the county happy
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
OPe RATED ON
FOR AoENo,os

Little Miss Jean Macia. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Nacia was cper
ated upon Sunday at the Bunker Hill
hospital for adenoids and reports to-
day are that the little Miss is doing
nicely and will soon be able to be
back to school.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
RETURNED FROM VALLEY

County School Superintendent Miss
Elsie Toles returned home yesterday
from several days official visit to
the schools OF the Sulphur Spring
Valley
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
BENSON VISITORS

ii. II. Etz. }. Il. Getzeweller,
directors. and A. G. Smith. president
of the Cochise County State Bank,
were visitors in town today on bust.
ness.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14

TO DOUGLAS

TO DOUGLAS
Bruner. went to Douglas this after
Her husband is in France lighting with
Uncle Sans forces having been among
the first to go.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14
WERE IN etS6EE

Bert and Harry Macia were in Bis
bee yesterday on a brief business
visit. They expect to leave in a few
days for Casa Grande where together
with j. S. Williams. they are develop
ing promising gold property. MIR.
Williams having passed through here
this morning enroute for the property.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-10-14

VISITED PARENTS
Ernest Cavanaugh of the Quarter
masters Corps. stationed a. Fort
Huachuca visited in Tombstone Sat
urday and Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cavanaugh.
TO CALIFORNIA TO SCHOOL
Miss Helen Abel. daughter CT Mrs.
Frances Abel OF the Gibson Abstract
company, left last night on the Gold.
en- State Limited for California,
where she will attend college during
the present year
BUILDING AWNING
c. L. Cummings is having new
awning erected in the frpnt Of his
tenement building corner Fifth and
Fremont.
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Two. at least of the Lincoln Park
boys who enlisted in the U. S. Navy
are probably Somewhere in France
Lee Bailey. son of Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ
Bailey sailed on board a transport
which left about the 10Th of October.
Byrd Bailey. son OF Mr and Mrs. t.
E. Bailey, when last heard from was
on destroyer. which. was-oa duty in
European waters III
The Parent Teachers Association is
arranging for a program and social
evening for Nov. 18th at the Lipcoln
Park school building to which all Lin
coin Park people and their friends are
especially invited The teachers and
pupils will have charge of the pro-
gram and the members of the asso
citation win provide pumpkin pic cider
and popcorn balls to be disposed of
for the benefit Of school room acces
sories. Homemade candy will b.
disposed of by pupils of the Seventh
grade.
Mrs. Ina Palm experienced quite a
confiasration one afternoon at wlseek
at the home on Chestnut street which
came very near proving to be the loss
of the residence. Mrs. Palm left the
house after making brisk FIRE in the
stove for dinner. to look after some
apple interests the little boys were
attending to in the yard. On returning
to the kitchen a few minutes later she
found the interior OF the room in. a
blaze. Thinking everything was be-
yond remedy she commenced to carry
out the clothing after telephoning for
help. On second thought she dashed
pail of water on the walls about the
stove pipe. and help arrived in time TO
apply more water vigorously both
within and on the roof which had also
caught fire and TO more damage was
done than the burned places in the
walls and the roofing. However. Mrs.
Palm suffered quite severe wrench
Of arms and shoulders In her strenu-
Gus attempt al putting out the flames.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Thompson of
Mckinley street, are the happy grand
parents for the second time since the
arrival of a fine boy at the home of
their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Thompson at Pueblo.
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CANON HOTELS OBSERVE
THE MEATLESS AND
WhEATLeSS DAYS

/. Canon City hotels have gotten be-
hind the food administration with
both feet and this week sees them all
F.; observing one meatiess day and one
wheatless day each week
1 In the majority of eating places the
I mcatless day is to be Tuesday. and Il
was observed generally today. The
wheatless day will be Wednesday.
! The public as a rule took the change
n good mind and but few objections
were heard. Everyone seemed to real.
ize that it was for the great cause in
which the country is enlisted and for
: that reason were willing to forego for
one day any pleasure which the eat.
ing of meat might give them. l.
AS substitutes for meat. by which
term is meant beef. mutton and pork.
many different things were served. in
Guiding fish. rabbits and chicken.
The wheatiess day is to be observed
on Wednesday of each week BY
ham. rye. oatmeal and other war
breads will be substituted.
! The managers Of the various estab-
4 lishments were generally enthusiastic
about the innovation and appeared
/ willing and anxious to stick to the
plan inaugurated by the National
Food Administration Not Stacker
was found in town.
The Miller hotel management said
that all of their guests took the meat
less menu in good faith. Hama T. Shi-
geta, of the Ideal Cafe. is enthusiastic
apout the meatless and wheatless
days and will follow them out to the
letter. Nelson's served no meat today
and will not serve wheat bread on
Wednesday. A large share of their
bakery output on Wednesday will be
Graham. Rye and breads other than
white.
! The management OF the Gorge hotel
said that some few objected to a meat
les meal but nearly all seemed salts
ned and accepted the ruling without
murmur.
/! The Strathmore was among those
who started their meatless and wheat
less days last week so their guests
were largely used to the idea
The Ferkei Restaurant got its wires
crossed and served its wheatIess days
today and will serve the meatiess day
Wednesday. This was purely thru a
Misunderstanding and the regular or.
der will be followed next week and
every week thereafter.
The Eatmore and other short order
4 cafes started today with the mea,ie~s
menu.
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= CAPT. STEVE Is. rAtss
Captain s. u. Hanks. cousin OF Alb
raham Lincoln. IL dead. at ninety
eight years Of age. In his home st
Albany. III.
rf Def . "ves~et" Horna.
dccr's cw horns nrc called "vel.
vet" becnsn =, they grow inside Of .
tough skin which II coarse md brown,
like plush. For n nE nine he viii not
thrash his hori = lsrasa,.
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TlUO Meetings
of Importance

! On Tuesday. November goth. at the
court house in Canon City at s p. M.
plans for carrying on a county fair In
Fremont county next fall will be dis
cussed and steps taken to begin work
immediately. II is necessary that ther.,
bo a good attendance. II you cannot
be there write your opinions. There
must be interest shown before n movc
can be made. Whether we have a fair
or not will depend upon you. How
about it?
On November 20. Friday. at 8 p. m.
at the court house In Canon City. ali
those inte,e ested in the Federal Farm
loan will meet and form an associa-
tion TO borrow government money. IL
requires at least 10 men TO organize
This association will do business in
Fremont county and any farmer may
borrow. In order to get the money al
association must be formed Don't
. forget the dates
At the meeting Of the Fremont
County Fair bureau last Saturday ev.
ening. pans were outlined for form
ng county fair association. II was
decided to call meeting OF all those
Interested on Tuesday night Nov 90.
at the court house in Canon City.
The matter OF forming n Farm Loan
association for farmers to borrow
Ioney under the Rurai Credits WINS
50 discussed and those interested
III meet NJ the court house on Fri.
lay night. Nov. 81. Both OF these me I
ngs should interest all farmers In
The county.
The law regarding the forming OF
Farm Loan association requires Mt
east ten men who signify their Intcn-
tion of borrowing. ff that many are
not present at the meeting no asaocia
ton can be formed and no money can
be borrowed. II is important that
every one figuring on government
money can come out and the fair for
rext year is just as important. The
Farm Bureau also discussed cooper
i've buying boys pig clubs a pom.
ent man In Canon City has ono.ed
/, finance boys who care TO Join a pig
club. This is q good movement and
certainly should be encouraged.
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PARK CENTER

C. A. George, who fell from lad
der while picking apples and broke
his arm is getting along nicely con
sidering the nature of the wound.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cul,ck Of Port
land Oregon. stopped over for a few
days visit with Mrs. L. F. Hoffman
after spending several weeks WASTING
relatives in the east. Mrs. Culick IL
Mrs. Honman's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Hoffman and
son Howard and daughter Ruth. Of
Scottsbluff. Neb.. are visiting at ths
home of Mrs. l.. F. Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. +. N. Hoffman. Ms
Hoffman and Sam Hoffman spent
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. a. A. anc
II. E. Hoffman's ranch on Six Mile
j. w. Arien of Lincoln Park. wat
over looking after his apple crop on
his ranch the latter part of the week
Mrs. Wheeler and children of Vic
tor. Colo. were visitors on the Pa-h
Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. ". Bosck of East Canon was
transacting business on the Park tho
first of the week.
Ralph Milton was noticed on this
Park Saturday with his tin Lizzie.
Miss Ca rie Iahm and Miss Sargent
of Canon Cite were visiting friends
on the Park Tuesday.
Madse Madsen OF Lower Four Mile
was business visitor On the Psrk
Monday.
Miss Madge Shoemaker was visiting
friends in Rockvaie on Friday of las
week
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WEDNESDAY
WAS A FORMER
RESIDENT OF SALIDA.

Mrs. Ximena Johnson, former we'll
known and highly respected resident
of Salida. died at her home in Canon
City last Sunday morning after an i'll
ness of three weeks duration. Uremic
poisoning was the cause Of her death.
The funeral took place Monday: after
noon in Canon City and was conduct
ed by Rev. konkel. pastor of the Fist
Methodist church there
Mrs. Johnson was prominent mem
ber of the Tuesday Evening club
while resident of Salida. She is sur.
vived BY two daughters, MIS-. II. c
Benson of Canon City, and Mrs. |. o.
Moore. Of Salida. both former schoo,
tcache.s in this city-Salida Mail.
roSTaL SAVINGS WILL
NOT BE MoLESTEp.
Some apprehension seems 10 ex
list in relation TO the status under the
Trading Will. the-enemy act. of citi
zens o. subjects Of Germany or its al
lies resident in the country. Such per
sons a,e not Included within the ten.
enemy or ally of enemy as en-.
p'oyed in the act Deposits in the pos,
al savings banks OF the United States
belonging TO such persons are not Ii
able to seizure by the government
and will not. therefore. be taken int
the possession OF the alien properts
custodian or be inieifeled with in an.
way whatever.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
BOYS GET CHECK.
The members OF the Canon Cit!
Fire dhAirlmeni were on Tuesdas
made the recipient OF u check on tn
Fremont County National bank To-
twenty-five dollars IN recognition OF
their splendid services In fighting The
hre at the compsny's plant last Sun
day afternoon TINT threatened tho de-
ntrnction OF q large amount Of prop
"rty and q valuable Industry TO the
community. The check was presented
BY Superintendent q. y. BssIi. who
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honeymoon Later Mr.. Rvsseli will
proceed to Washington. ID. C.. where
ie VIII continue hls military training
az member of the engineer corps OF
he United States army. Mr.. Russell
VIII remain at Ei Paso until after the
christmas holidays.
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suggested that the money be divided
equally between the members of the
department. To say that the boys ap-
preciated the gift and the generous
spirit which prompted it is to state it
mildly.
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MARRIED AT NOON
ON WEDNESDAY.

Mrs. Nancy Bau Gnyot and ycasc
Clark Russell were marrisd here Mt
high noon on "Wednesday In the pres
cnce Of relatives and friends. They
loft on Rio q and~ train No. short.
= a'icr their marriage for ~ Paao.
''exss. where they VIII spend ,helr
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LAST NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE DE WEEsE-DYE DITCH
AND RESERVOIR CO.

Do your irrigating and fill cisterns
before the 14th of this month as the
ditch will be turned off that day. BY
order of the Board of Directors.
j. 4. BLAKE. Secy.
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