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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

enough membership to his MI.
show which he is staging -.
Catholic young peoples soc;etn 'lel
give the president a r. " VIZ %
COMES to Nauvoo. "A'a ne
In q recent issue we spoke :, :.
Masons in Nauvoo being comns, ,ns
t. go to neighboring towns to s..ae
lodge meetings and that ...sna!
early seventies Nauvoo had ne
with nearly hundred marnh.
From time to time in the Ias. :.
years an attempt was made !. ieN
ganize a home In Nauyoo ,or !. y,
Masonic order and may bear ~. Wy
soon for there Is now another rau ul1
ment on foot and the fraternitv wv
succeed In establishing an or1a.
here. e'
The court at Carthage last Tn..a.-
was well represented by Man,.
people which reminds one Of ,imoa
gone by when at every term Of cr,,.
there was to be tried q Nauvno ~.
or two and many Nauvoo people m
poenaed As witnesses. There s,s
number Of old folks here who h.r.
fees coming to them on casa. !,
which they appeared as witnas,s.
and not even receiving their expens.
money for attending. Had thew NJ.
appeared when summoned. ths'
would have been fined for cootemnil
Of court.
In another year you will h.n,
ever see an automobile without \
"self-commencer."
Ash "Wednesday, the beginning i.
Lent. arrives on February al ANIL
Easter will be with US on April 4
The internal revenue collector n
this district was in Na1rvoo la
Tuesday looking over the books aus
business of those persons doing bud
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

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LIZ sn w ~ na,shret. ~. c.n,
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.ue olueI 800 - 49,. - ~
800. 49,. iii a.,tdn haamti.
49,, ~ tht. matt.r She
,ui oiu -, aaaGI ht..a.;o.i c;tv Nan,
~. - 80 w ~ har,a - ~. Scrmnn.
~ ~ E-anch Icarsan. .rd : great hand
20 a,,rta,te,tars Thara .ra m anu
oth ths,.s ~ histo,tcol natnrs
49,. ia ha,,t Na,,Yao and
&c. 49, - ~. TI,s
ua;S go W. antaniei ooIahretinn IN
nooa,,har 1919
StiII - foirness - .hould Ia oh.
s.snad +h.t thara ora niantv ~ "a.
1oons .o.oss +ha IoLa troYo iowa e.
Nanyoo and surnr;sinr number oil
.,,,om"hiIas 81 EiInas Seem to he
thro,rina mn ravaI IN the ten and
t~a,wa n,,Ia sfratch ~ road Leading
over ,ha hir iata n tbfs Mormon
o;tS
H. ~. co,,,r. se..or Nauvoo ha.
h,.;eh+ nrosnacts barora her r. All
of -. wt1l now lend q helninr hand
o or ~ s m ny no" o,d 1 w. 1o1g lie anina
No :, ero,t@ 1,aor foy ua win the
49, -. ,nte.,,rhan r.ti,uav ,,na vat m
nm 10. ,,;r.,,aII,, az .ssmred fact
aas ~ wor,-ing ~ nur STONE mar.
s;a. - s,~h. Ne,,yno 10 ,oinp Ia pet
-, a. 80 n hig hlocL Iaaters The
hn;,d;n. ~ th;s Nanvoo inter,rhan
t;aa s.ns mnre husiraaa far Nan.
i Ing osah.. "a Eli n-;n. trade
w III @ ~. Las ana1
t ,oi ues an .aoh -. ~.
sau 'ne op ~, ~. .uy ~ ro,,ta IN.
ioo' oy " .ne ,,ton,nhi1a
ns pe.suns ..,, ac,,t ~ ;cs,;
lay uass snen ~ e ~ No,,.
~, :. -, LII, ta,,d ~ N.
wy, al "a a,o,ts
clease lne luo ati,r;t. 1enara1iv
any. s. ~ ~. $3.50. iand;n.
WIN al VI W - ' neo, 1o11 arS
snouiuel =, .no o,a - ho
lne Yeas i -. ~ y. =, N.mvnn
iea. o ~ s,or :, Nar,on n
M,se ,.: n.t -.
an. rs:.,. ss.H.a.a. "a Chaatey
e, M,ss r .ha Nsuvan te1anhnne
sual'on u 1.,sn ,sst i've.
iorce VIZ ~ aannsts .-s.h ~.
Jay on BUSINESS S
COMPANY. ~ u, - h.,,
Az Tue Cuu - 49,
Whicn VIII ps ssn ~ - 49,.
opera house repIuay ~ e. 1870.
VIII pc awalaeu . " III .a;na az
I PES. sene $500 es .rd ~. nnost
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
FRAT MAKES 3. 3, I
TAME AFFAIR
MAGNATES SAY (
UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser.
~rse, =

, UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser. 4
- y!cc.jj I
, CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Lollv pop 4
, stuff has drained diamond 4
. dramas Of blood and thunder and 4
. David Fultz's frat chariot is fast 4
. being deserted by minor league 4
= players who want some real base 4
. ball again So sayeth President 1
. T. J. Hickey. the Ban Johnson of 4
. the American association. 4
= There's too much of this DID, 4
. mon and Pythias stun on the ball 4
. field" Hickey said. "Old fash 4
. Toned rivalry is forgotten: play 4
. ers throw their arms around each 4
. others necks instead Of watching 4
. their chance to put one over. 4
Q Il want to see teams 70 after 4
. each other with hammer and 4
. tongs to win; see blood in their 4
. eyes when they came on the 4
. field; see them at daggers points 4
. from first to last instead OF talk 4
. ing it out on the jumps
o This frat business has mada 4
. ball players too roomey-matey," 4
O q Q . a . . . q q A>>>
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

been taken into the net. According
to charges, indictments are for brib-
ing of voters. According to informa-
ton from the district attorneys once
all OF the ninety-nine indictments re-
turned in the partial report are OF
Cincinnatians. The dragnet. however.
II is said. covered other southern
Ohio counties and additional indict-
ments are expected.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Money
call. IL percent.
Six months, 81 percent.
Mercantile paper. 3A percent.
Bar silver New York, SIC.
Demand sterling. SA7sA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
What About Economy?

Chicago Evening Post: Our repre-
sentatives at Washington are formu
lating new plans for raising revenue
new taxes are proposed. What is be
ing done for economy?
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
Earthquake Shock.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.j
MONTREAL. Que, Jan. ga very
perceptible earthquake shock was
recorded here this afternoon. So far
az learned no damage was done. The
tremors lasted fifteen seconds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
STRIKES AND SPARES

Pollard's bakery won two out OF
three from Purity Oats In last nights
bowling tournament The scores:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26

Electrically produced violet rays
are used to purify water used in a
st. Louis swimming pool.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
the MOST DARING PHoroPLAy EVER SCREENED
THE GODS TRUTH
a FEW COMMENTS:

Milwaukee maneatIns caused term
the lay traps
aetI mo- girls Into their power
PEORIA House Of Bondage tesehes real 81 @
be "
goodness affection a
portions OF
Of Is wonpI
It aoapII
cheap PAM
truth The story .0
ureo
from cadet, the scenes SHOWN
taken from her youth hope amo'so"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
Ponard's Bakery.
Purity Oats.
Tonfoht

Tonight.
River Smelter vs.. Pechstein Iron
works.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-01-26
NAuvoo. ILL, JAN. e.

Build the Nauvoo and Fl, Madison
interurban railway line by the p. d.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

Inc names of the freeholders re-
siding upon the legal subdivis-
ions Of said lands, and the names
and post Office addresses of ali
OF the owners and mortgagees Of
the above described land are as
follows, so far as known:
Name Address
Surname written first
Ahr, L. IL. Terrell, Idaho.
Ashby, L. B. Mcleod, Alta, Cana
da.
Allen, Albert B. st. Joe. Idaho
Anderson, Albert (Mortgagee)
Champion, Alta, Canada.
Aldrick, d. C.. Fernwood, Idaho.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

That so far as is known to your
petitioners all of the freeholders
residing upon the legal subdi-
visions of the said lands, and the
names and addresses of all Of
the owners and mortgages with
IN the said proposed drainage dis
trlct are as follows: Lands To-
Gated on Occur d'Alene and Chat
colet Lakes and on the st. Maries
and st. Joe Rivers, and ali other
lakes and streams tributary
thereto i'm ''''
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

Continued on next to last page)
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-10-23

That your petitioners hereby
pray for the organization and
formation Of a drainage district
in the county of Benewah, State
Of Idaho, out of a portion of the
said county of Benewah, with the
boundaries hereinafter designat-
ed and described.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
" OFFICIAL BUSINESS
DRY FARM ERS

PHOENIX. Aug. 3-Delegates from
rizona to attend the dry farming
congress, known at the Twelfth Inter
lational Farm Congress, which will
e held at Peoria. ILL.,, September 10
20. were named yesterday by Gov
7rnor Campbell as follows: Lem
ACE of Thatcher. to represent the
state of Arizona; Grace NJ. Sparks
7 Prescott. secretary of the Cham
er OF Commerce; Peter Aepli of
Tempe; w. J. Woolverton of Yuma
secretary of the Yuma Chamber of
commerce; Andrew Kimbail of
hatcher. representing the Arizona
:ommission of agriculture and borti.
,uiture; Fred o. Allen of Flagstafr
o represent Coconino county; Ed p.
irindell of McNeal. to represent Nc.
Neal; j. B. Bristol OF Nogafes TO rem
resent the Nogales Chamber of Com.
merce; w. Ward Davies of Casa
'randH =" :s.st ..' .s..-., county
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
PATHFiNDERs COMING

The Pathfinders of the Evergreen
Highway Association will be in
tombstone. August 18th. The Ever.
3reen Highway Association is look
ing for an all season highway from,
he Pacific northwest TO Ell Paso and
they will most likely adopt the Bor.
derland route from Phoenix to Fl
Paso, for the same reason that the
Old Mission Association did and that
association fathers line from Flor.
ida to the Pacific. The Dixie Highway
Association chose The Borderland for
the same reason and their route runs
from Savannah, Georgia, to the pa.
CHIC coast If the Evergreen Asso.
citation is looking for an all year
round route to Ell Paso they have M
other choice but the Borderland from
Phoenix to FL Paso for it is the on,r
route in Arizona travelable sv.-v
day in the year.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
VISITING MOTHER

rs. Lloyd Coto. formerly Miss
Alice Thiei Of Tombstone. arrived
in the city yesterday from her home
at Miami, and will remain here for
several weeks the guest of her moth
er. Mrs. George Thiel and family.
ON VACATION
Rev. Stark OF the Congregational
Church leaves Monday for Wisconsin
and Iowa, where he will spend sew
eral weeks on a much needed vaca-
ton. attending to business matters
also while there.
IN DOUGLAS
Douglas Gray spent yesterday in
Douglas on pressing business mat
tiers.
FROM sIseEE
Officer Hill RUIZ OF Bisbee was in
town today on court matters.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
OFFICIAL DRAFT LIST

Continued from page ID
556s-Sala, John, McNeal.
53O7-Barnett, Lea Theodore, Court
land
ll61-Lambert, Fred, Jr., Bisbee.
66SO-Armstrong. Thomas Solomon.
4S52-Wumonoyich, Loran X. Lowell.
4269--Adams, Anna, Garces.
2652-Varguez. Angel. Douglas.
1891 to 1900
5043-Parks, Robert Nathan. Lowell.
3549-Goodsell, Ben E.. Douglas.
1097-Hoidalo. Terepte, Bisbee.
i362-Guiterrez. Jose f., johnson.
5459-Ayala, Sapherine, Pirtleville.
4747-Perish. Michael Lowell
f4sS-Boat. Roy A. Bisbee
4954-Rade. Orkovao, Lowell
56si-Naegle, d. F., Pirtieville.
5554-Fernandez, Jose. Pirtleville.
1901 to 1910
33Os-Ham, Charles, Douglas.
5256-Nelson. Edward. Lowell
l1S1-Limprecht. K. G.. Bisbee.
51S6-Griffin Il. Nj, Lowell.
l234-Murray. Earl Clarence. Risbee.
65S2-Hendrickson, Edward Wilcox.
Globe.
17S1-Plane, Maurice, Bisbee.
5017-Smith, Charles W, Lowell.
f7S2-Rhodes, William. Lowell.
l360-Rogokos, George, Bisbee.
1911 to 1920
S4s-Zimmerman, Frederick, Charles,
Bisbee
2323-Constanto, Nick, DoUcias.
111s-Itule, Peter. Bistee.
2s3S-Lines, Matt Douglas.
253S-Magaro. Earnest, Douglas.
221-Carter. Virgil BayIess, Bisbee.
6634-Soto, Luis, Wilcox.
E223-McLandon, Henry Paul, Glee-
son.
5319-Mills. Earl Frank, Pearce.
1921 to 1890
5565-Gonzales, r., Pirtleville.
2655-Vernal, Roberto. Douglas.
3262-Cunningh CHAM. Fred, Douglas.
4s79-Adams. Frank p, Lowell
Jesus, Tombstone.
10s0-Scott, Chester Raymond. Doug
las.
4503-Ballytaoj, Lowell
] 537-Burgess, Ernest, Bisbee
6720-Caretto. Thomas. Bisbee.
254s-Padilla. Guillermo. Douglas.
1881 to 1910
a354-Fibbens. Patrick Macel, johnson
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
WATER LINE rs NOT
WASHED OUT

II was reported this morning that
the Huachuca water line crossing the
San Pedro river at Charleston had
been washed out. force OF men
was rushed to the scene and found
that the packing in the big connec-
ton had been blown out This will
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05

190s-Krebs. Joseph. j., Bisbes
356-Gonzales, Trinidad, BisOee.
eos6-Picilla. Ramon r.. Dos Cabezos
1l2-Tober, Cipriano. Benson
l067-Hughes. Richard Bisbee.
S21 to $50
25s0-Ramon. Francis, Douglas.
SO77-Schlisinger. Ben l.. Douglas
322O-Stone, Benjamin Woods, Doug
las.
44S5-Beyer, Septimus. Lowell
2OS2-Prewitt. Fletcher Dudley, Bo-
vie
2ll6-Salinas, Jesus. Bowie
C0ll-Alyarez, Francisco. Tombstone.
5376-Whiteker. Ewing Harris. Me
Neal
2S-Armenderez, Slivino Arispe. Bis
bee
2Ol2-Bates, Jacob Clayton. Bowie.
S31 to $40
bIs-Ruiz, Francisco, Bisbee.
So5-Nurcovich, Sam, Bisbee
ll-Bull, DeX,e Rodeo. y. NJ
5955-Halsey. James Frederick, San
Simon
"VSe--l orles, sebastian. Douglas.
29S9-Pibarra. GenaIo, Douglas.
5siS-Guerrero. Felipe. Paradise.
SOO-Barrett, Burton Birch Bisbee.
376l-Branagh. Andrew. Jr. Douglas.
!9sl-Thomas. Richard Earnest. BIS.
bee
941 TO $50
i2l4-JaramillO, Jose. GlCeson.
3535-Fuentes. Com S. Douglas.
660i-Mann, Maurvin c.. Wilcox.
66i2-Stribling, Luther Simpson. VIII,
cox
1852 -Balich. sam. Douglas.
l5l7-Dasher. Samuel Ray. Bisbee.
2SO3-Anderson. o. W. Douglas.
362-Ginto. Carr Dellor, Bisbee.
2i2l-Hernandez. Jose. Douglas.
5l3l-Nukoyich, Spiro. Lowell
ISL to 300
6lis-Herrera. Amado. Tombstone.
425i-Torres. Conception. Gleeson
l2S7-Omo. Arsin. Bisbee.
3371-Madrid, A. Douglas.
5n72-Ruiz, Felix. Lowell
1905 Para, Leopoldo. Douglas.
i:72 -Borrego, August F., Lowell.
1872 -Regan, William Green. Douglas.
5547-Figueroa. Diego Pirtleyille
ll42-Key. Palmer, Bisbee.
e6f to $40
5852-Hall. Charles Thomas. Paradies.
2i95-MIler. Marion a. Douglas.
2l3s-Harmon. Henry Jackson. Doug,
las
lT65-Nann. Patrick. Bisbee.
iSl1-Sullivan, Dennis. Lowell.
6-Philon, Bull, Rodeo, n. VI.
i37s-Isaacson. Eric, Lowell.
365s-Pelton, Floyd Memo. Douglas.
5o3s-Odon. Curtis C.. Lowell.
2796-Encines. Lucas L.. Douglas.
s71 10 $50
S1+0-Gonzales, Manuel H. r, Tomb.
stone.
4023-Amberson, George. Don Luis.
2l67-Guiterres Antonio. CORTLAND.
3554-Olson, Albert, Douglas.
4475-Brodie. Harry. Lowell.
4iS6-Benson, Edward b.. Lowell
i3O0-Carothers. V r.. Hereford.
327-Gilroy. Dan, Bisbee
3sl6-McKinney, Arthur Talmage,
Douglas.
504G-Ollila, Torvo, Lowell
s81 to a56
2l0S-Fukovich, John, Douglas.
2653-Fargas, oJse, Douglas.
2765-Castillo, Adrian, Douglas.
Gi39-Heath. John Lee, Warren.
6745-Teague, Bernard. Cananea.
5413-Movis, Otto. Naco.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05

II. X. Street, general manager OF
the Boquillas Land and Cattle com
pany, is in Tombstone today on a
brief business mission.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
TO FIT. HUACHuCA

TO TT. HUACHUCA
c. B. Wilson. life insurance agent,
Tcnt to FIT. Huachuca this afternoon
business.
IN OFFICIAL BUSINESS
County Engineer j. F. Ryan was
n Tombstone yesterdy comforting
With Clerk A. c. Karger of the
Board of Supervisors regarding road
problems. ~
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
FAIRBANk VISITOR

Judge Barnes, of the Boquillas Land
and Cattle company. was visitor in
tle city today from Fairbank ON bust
ness matters
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
VACATION TRIP

attorney o. Gibson left today fc,
he coast where he will spent a tw
.eeks vacation
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
me CUT BY LIGHTNING

lightning cut the Huachrca W.
ter company's telephone line near
nc San Pedro river This is the
FIRST time that their line has beer.
lurt this season.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
APPLICATION FOR
CITIZENSHIP

Llewellen Philips, "a p.shAe TO,
day declared his intention of becom.
ing citizen * the United States.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Augustin Gonzales of Gleason, to
day secured license to wed Dolores
Lopez, also of Gleason.
CASE CONTINUED
The divorce proceedings Of Eliza.
beth McCabe VS.. P. L. McCabe. was
continued for further setting and
evidence today in the Superior Court.
DOUGLAS VISITORS
Attorney Robert N. French. ac.
companied by his son, Writ, was a
business visitor In Tombstone TODAY
from Douglas.
SECURED DIVORCE
Mrs. Mamie NJ. Rude of Douglas.
today secured a divorce in the Su.
perior Court from Andrew J. Rude
of Douglas.
DIVORCE
Arthur J. Garrett today obtained a
divorce from Mary d. Garrett, in the
Superior Court.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
cared OF
RJURY CHARGE

rover l.. Smith of LEVEL. who
s brought 10 Tombstone from Jack
Calf, TO answer a charge of per-
ry. was cleared of the charge today
the Superior Court Smith was
larged with perjury in procuring
marriage license and avowing that
e bride to-be was IS years of age.
e was defended by Attorney J. T.
t:ngsbury.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
VISITING FRIENDS

Mrs. Earl V. Sands. formerly a
"csident of this city. but now of
Douglas is visiting with friends.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
8. EATS" CAFE OPENED

Mrs. A Stranger has moved her
place of business and is now located
ext TO Rocks store. where she is
-epared to satisfy appetities.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
rOOUilLAS FOREMAN

Pin, hurry. well known foreman
Of the Boquillas company. Of Fair
bank, is visiting in Tombstone today
with his family.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05

iCsatinued From Page q

iS4s-f1errc. Valentine. Johnson,
4942- Green. Gish. Lowell.
4o32- Dominquez. Esteban. Don Luis
22sS-C Carlisle, n H.. Douglas
S6s0-Spikes. John Lawrence. Douglas
4si to 4so.
57lS-Perez, Marcos, Ptrtleville
46G> McGarvy. Bernard. Lowell.
5000 Atkins. Grover Cleveland. Tomb
stone.
SI7e-kelley, James D., Douglas.
PASS Hush. Jesse H. Douglas
4027-Carlson. Frank. Don Luis.
2S50-Gueyara, lguacio v. Douglas.
5047- PoroliCh, Risto, Lowell
30s3 Sommer. Fred W, Douglas.
il50-Domineus. Jesus. TT. Huachuca
Aei to 47o.
675-Ramirez Jose. Bisbee
1854 Gutierrez. Pedro. WILCOX
ISs3 -Shipley. Guy Samuel, Lowell.
6492-Snyder. Benjamin Franklin. Jr
Warren.
$3.50 Stratton. William Herbert. Lo
we'll
30l5- Quinterro. Alexandra p. Dougla,
$3.50 Perez. Atonacio. Douglas
2I32-Ages. Jose. CORTLAND
l769-Osborne. Nm. T.. Bisbee
1894 Olsen. Otto William. Bisbee
All to $50
ll+S-karkanen. David, Bisbee
l641-GregoviCht Marco ", Bisbee.
255s Perry. Richard Howard. Dougla:
1854 Rub.nka, Emil Frank. Bisbee
1906 Franklin. Charles Benjamin. Bis
bee
2OI7-Clark. Jay W. Bowie.
23yi- Gonzales, Juan. Douglas. -.
4+2u-Ramos, Ramon, johnson.
542-Grijav Juan. Bisbee.
2nGS Bilbo. Smiley Erastus. Bowie
All to ago
&S62 James Frank. Douglas.
6257-Rosaz. Seferino. Tombstone.
24l4-Gibbons. Walter Francis. Doug
las
S997-Truswell Albert Thomas, Doug
las.
16l3-Doney. James Donald. Bisbee
2lo0-Rollar. Jake. Bowie.
9S2-Dye. James NJ. Bisbee.
4l25-Pierce. Lewis Alva, Fairbank.
5255-Nikalich. Pete, Lowell.
3325-Hobstadt. Albert. Douglas.
491 to 500.
2467-Lopez. Salvador. Douglas
726-Salaga, John. Bisbee.
3529-En glebrescht. Warren O.. Doug
las.
sos Snow, George Hugo, Naco.
15-Houston. William B.. Apache.
49s5-Kraft. Richard. Lowell
yu5-Bacich. George. Bisbee.
Martinez. Rafael. Tombstone.
S33-Colley. Will. Bisbee.
3G0s-Plehn. w. H.. Douglas.
sol to $40.
341S-Billings. Arthur A.. Douglas.
6743-Skidmare, Frank Otis Jr., Can
anea.
2331-Carlio, Juan, Douglas.
l53l-Balaknotas, Constantine. Bisbee
36l3-Morris, Albert Willard. Dougla:
2s61-Grgunovich, Louis, Douglas.
6l3i-Glacoma. Anton Pin, Tombstone
307S-Schwelchler. Anton, Douglas.
4004-Valdez. Julian. Douglas.
3s7S-Slane. Clyde, Douglas.
Sill to $40
52O7-Jeryi, Andrew, Lowell
2sl5-Lopez. Jose. Douglas.
5o03-Layman, James, Lowell.
6360-Schupbach, Ralph, Webb.
22o9-Strada. Vicente. CORTLAND.
l2ss-Osman, Eric, Bisbee
5SG3-Zapata, Jose, Pirtleville.
452-Kuzmish, John, Bisbee.
5S35-Renaud, Ernest j.. Pearce.
s21 to $50
5s7O-May, Jno. l., Pirtleyille.
3572-Humphreys. Colvin. Douglas.
355-Garcia, Andy, Bisbee
lSi3-Vaughan. George E, Bisbee.
i9s6-Kendall, Kennie, Lowell
6O2l-Acosta, Manuel L., Tombstone.
'530-Maki, Andy, Bisbee.
4s2S-Dragich, Albert, Lowell.
sos-kinney, Joe. Bisbee.
5sS6-Reed. Walter s.. Paradise.
s3f to $40
257S-Ramirez, Manuel Douglas.
47Si-Robertson, Alfonso j.. Lowell.
llli-haines, Harry c., Bisbee.
32O6-Parmer, Ernest l., Douglas.
37l5-Twomey. Thomas L.. Douglas.
i753-Pavlovich. Duran. Lowell
3s0S-Doney, Willard Nixon. Douglas
2S26-Garcia, Segismendo, Douglas.
5s9O-Edwards, T. j., McNeal
6376-Price. William Anderson, VIII
gus.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
NOTIFIED TO BE READY

Mrs. Stanniger. All Lum. All Sing
Ramon Duran, Antonio Dominguez
nd p. p. Del Rincon. are hereby
notified to be ready to feed the multi
ude next week. They are coming
overall hundred strong.
yoRK PROGRESSING
Work on the new bridge at
harleston is progressing rapidly.
j the piers are III. the concrete
Hdings are finished and the wo,k
erecting the first iron span is
ally finished. In a few weeks
bridge viii be ready for use The
or has been up nearly bank full
nd the piers have had a full river
cad against them but they are as
they were meant to be. food proof.
The road however. from here 10
Charleston is washed out very badly
since the rains of last week
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
DOUGLAS VISITOR

raul ID. Wolfe of Douglas. was
mbstone visitor today.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
FROM DOUGLAS

frederick Morgan OF Douglas, wal
, business visitor in the county sea
today.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

Attorney Frank W. Doan of Doug
las. was in the county seat today on
legal matters.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
FROM DRAGON

Roy FOUR is a visitor in Tomb
stone today. having come over from
Dragon on business and incidentally
take in the big dance at Gage Hall
tonight
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
REPR SENTATIVE
NJ e Rill HERE

Representative John Merrill of ST
David. was a business visitor in the
county seat yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
FROM DOUGLAS
ENTERTAINING GUEST

Mrs. Nellie Taylor is the guest of
Mrs. E. F. Kerr at Los Yuccas." In
Government Draw
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
HOT SPRINGS

w. NJ. Cavanaugh has returned
home from two months stay at the
Mimbres HCt Springs in New Mexico
where he went to seek relieve from
an attack of rheumatism. He re
turns much improved. which is pleas
ing to his friends in this city.
FROM DOUGLAS
Bud Sparks and John Walsh. well
known Douglas motorcycle enthusiasts.
were visitors in this city today for
several hours.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
TO GLE SON

Constable Porter Mcdonald went tC
Gleeson today on official busine
expecting to return home this evening
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
SERVICES ON SUNDAY
DIVORCE SUIT

P. l.. McCabe Of Douglas. was in
the county seat today bcing the de
1ndant in a divorce suit before the
court
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
RETURNED FROM eiseEE

Gilbert Hanley driver Of the Tomb
stone NOgales stage, returned home
this morning from Bisbee where he
visited friends and relatives
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1917-08-05
STREET HERE

ness matters.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-07-26

Drouth has injured highland corn
and gardens in Seminole County. and
only where irrigation in some form
was used is q normal yield to be ex-
pected.