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Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-01
STARTS AGAIN!
 DOWN AGAIN!
LOST AGAINi

TUCSON. Nov. 27.-The Loughead biplane "102, which left Santa Bar bara, Cal. Saturday morning on a transcontinental fiightto Washington. D. C.. and was forced by engine trouble to descend at Tacna, 200 miles west of here. resumed its flight this afternoon and at 3:45 o'clock passed over Sentinel. II miles east of Aacna. No further progress of the machine had been received here late last night, and its whereabouts was un- known at the offices of the Southern Pacific railroad.
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DANCE

Tie E.1.n Chapter Of he Red Clos1 viii give a heaed, dance 2 ! aral haV a, sonor'l nez: saturday night, November 3o Tae people in ;ha; -@ecS Of the wao3-" .lwly, au; over .ae'- dinners, danes aal wsa'e.e; aey have. .a er,l. s,g]e and ;hi4 am ,.era Will be no cxcert,n to .h1 ,rie since music is ,he "r.lce q
 .s.4@-e" a. ball. and the good rea..e Q: ,he E.E,a neighoorhood all aou4ce that they will have the Twe@- .y-dra Infantry band from Noei,as :or ,Aa: night The dance is ore simo.ela and refreshments will be
 -yei during the evening.
 From Wednesdays Daily
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FROM 6lSeE E

sam Morgan was over from Bisbee 10 spend Sunday Sam says that all "old timers" were tickled 10 death to see Tombstone retain the county seat. SNOW
 Put it down in your little book that the first snow fall of this winter was November 2i This morning the Hua- chucas. Dragons and Whets.ones are snow clad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-01

The assets of the company consists of merchandise. real estate and i'm priyemen,s. store fixtures. etc, amounting 10 s51,GOO
 The application for ceceiver alleges that the entire stock and real estate can te disposed of naw 10 advantage fnr aiI concerned
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FIRST ONE O. Ea

Porter T D1aa,E. ch.es .@-7ector of hides and other skins for ;h- sanitary Board in this nee. c; ,ha wools. claims 10 be the first artois. ::.ake the ro-lG trip to Bisbee over the new bridge. He is prepared to defeud this tile tive mean hOno-b against all corners. but the corners must come one al a time
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FLU VICTIM

John Haas died Of the flu .n Court land .4s. night, and his body was a-g-a here c1r tur.al beside his a.- "4a s-gcuuhed ,3 the prevail ing disease. and who was buried ae-r a.- Si-1.Gay
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RON WILCOX

George Heushaw. well known resi- den: os Wi,cox, returned 10 Iii. home yesterday aaer a tvo days say here. He exrec.s ;5 move her. w-.a his family shortly
 Mir. iielshaw is 70 be Ur1e- sheriff wl.a ,le incoming she-:S. Jimmy :Ic- Donald He and his family ~l o-- ccry the House now occupied ry Nr T. '. Merrill.
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NOTICE TO POETS

Nov ,as, rhe frs, snow has fallen fc. t.- season. all poets. ambitious and otherwise. are notified that the Prosp-c.o- has no room for beautiful snow" efforts. a., our poem space be ing reserved for poetic ou;bursts or the Kaiser and other Coo;.es.
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WOUNDED IN FRANCE

According to word received yester- day in a letter 10 Miss Maud Davis from Robert F. Morrow. formerly of Tombstone. he was wounded on the battle front on November ?. He wrote from the base hospital and stated that both arms had been wounded, one with a machine gun bullet and an- other by shrapnel shell He was i'm proving He stated that he had just seen J. C. Dugat. although reports re- ce.red here several days ago stated that he had been killed. This has -,. b.., ,.,.tsol
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-01

Among inc attorneys in Tombstone 70 attend court were R. \ French county a,;o-ney-elsc,: Judge F. N, DoaE. $ NJ White of Douglas and Rod Mcdonald or B.slee.
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E5uMED TODAY

The Bunker IHI mines resumed work today a:;er over weeks shut 5ewa. due to almos, the entire force hlv:a- been confined with the flu. r.17s, '.a entire force is back to ...ri: ae in
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E.cE A-A.N

Ey las 1--.. fury ct snaw
 aI .le camp a-d remained on the --1u.l ur..i ID -..@s. Tla surround .g= m,u.ta.as ga; another mantle oc va..e and the thermometer register el = degrees at c'c.oo..
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Yesterdays list Of casualties over seas included the following Cramer 2. Love. Somer,on. Ariz. killed in action; Duncan J. Patterson. Miami. AT.z. d.ed O: wounds: Raphael l. Car .os. F.agstaff, Ariz.. killed in action; sam Hooker. Prescott. Arlz. killed in action: Jcse,h IL Hancock. Taylor. Ari:- wounded severely; Patrick H Williams. Yuma. Ariz. wounded. de- gree undetermined: Lee Ferguson, 5u-ny-ide Ar.4-. slightly wounded. and G1so Caucaoyich. Bisbse. Ariz, n.ssiH1 ir action
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TO ENlx

W R Insraha2,. who has b55n il CocAi-e county for the las; TWO mon:as. mos, of the time in Tomb, stone representing the Republican sac Tra=:;;ee. returned to Phoenix yes'e
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ALMOST

The grading Of the approaches and flooring of the bridge was almost com ple:ed when work stopped last night, but today the road crew vas filling in the missed spots and filling in the
 patches on the cement work. and to- morrow they will have the surfa cir 2 completed already for Thanksgiving.
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VICTIM O- INFLUENZA

After lighting doub!e pneumonia fo- ten days. brought on by the flu" Mrs. Fred Darazo passed away late sa,ur- day night a, the family residence or Allen street. The funeral was held at o'c,ccl yesterday afternoon. She is
 survived ty her husband. Fred Durlzo. Mr Dura=o Is a vel liked young man Of this community and in his bersave- ment, has the sympathy of everyone.
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IN SP

Highway Commission Engineer ]. z. Ryan was in town today He is kept busy more than ever now as the various road contracts enlarge
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CANcE POSTPONED

The ElEn Chapter Of the Red Crcsi has pcs:p3nei indefinitely. accurdins ,o notices mailed ou:. The dance was .o be given al Soa,.tl saturday night
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WORK NEARLY FINISHED

The local draft board is well up wi.h Is work. having only some de ,at. odds and ends 10 finish before Sei-g mustered out next month
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SNOW
TO SOUTH AMERICA

C. W. Douglas, engineer in charge of the state highway work in this To- cali,y. will leave the frs: Of the year for South American, where he has i.st received a fatterinG offer in railroad construction
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COURT TODAY

Judge A C. Lockwood condlc;eI court all day today, number of at ,orneys from other parts Of the county being here to attend General probate
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WIFE IN DOUGLAS

Deputy County Attorney II. Blum eataal and Ro,e-r Morris, deputy in
 the office of Ray B Krebs, spent Thanksgiving in Douglas. the guests
 of friends
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THREE MORE DEATHS

Three more deaths were reported in Tombstone within the past 24 hours from pneumonia resulting from influenza. The first was that of a Mexican woman. while last night night Daniel Quintona. another Mexi. ican died from the disease. while his wife is reported in a dying condition. Today Amelia Alvarez passed away. following weeks illness. She was well known Mexican girl. having resided here for a number of years and was the third of that family to succumb to influenza. She was for. merly employed at the Machomich Mercantile company store The fun eral has not been announced.
 Dr. Hughhart reports that the in- fuenza epidemic has about run it's course in Tombstone. and that it is now on the wane. there being no new cases within the past day.
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WESTWARD BOUND

The working equipment and stock oi the s:a,e Road camp have been moved from the Emerald bridge site 10 ;he work recently started from Tombstone -o Fairbanks
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TO SOUTHLAND

Ray krebs and A. NJ Morris Of the
 lCcai board made a hurried trip to Courtland yesterday afternoon on bus !ness connected with the board.
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son the dirt work is being done by Sparks Faucet, and the concrete work is being handled by II. Nj. Ecker- man.
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MANY POLES DOWN

The Bisbee Ore says that ,ha high wind sunday tore many wires ioas= from the poles betve ? Bakeryil,e and Warren and upSe. many Of the poles
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INSURANCE VAN

A F. Parker. wei! known insurance ma- e Phoenix. returned from there today travelling via au-o. He will re man in ,his section for several days.
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SAFETY FIRST

Automobiles crossing The Divide iu.p ris-es saollI carry chains as 3 .-,Csu..cra-r measure.
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l-CAMELlNC IS
 NEAR TO DEFEAT

PHOENIX. Nov 29.-One of the od- d!:ies Of the election is said to be the near defeat of the anti-gambling bill submitted ;o the people It had been "assed by the third legislature and had been submitted to q referendum or the strength ct petition backed mainly by the cigar stand and pool aan operators. with the backing also of the punch board" purveycrs. It vas designed to hit the dice games ,ha, are to Ee sotnd in almos, any Arizona ho:e! lobby, oscersibly played for cigars. and is believed to compre- head fully all the various games Of ,-luc- that have been lei; urinc.uded .a .,r.zyna's aat:-=ambling statutes,
 Games Covered
 There are covered the games of poker, blackjack. nanguingi. "2l." etc, = well as faro ard roulette. h the prohibition and the penalties are ir- c!uded both the players and the pro pr:ztors. managers. Ieesees or en- rioyes Of any house in which the pro hibiteG gambling shall ne discovered.
 Forbidden 10 License
 Municipalities and counties are for bidden to license or permit gambling ot any sort. All this was along the lines Of much legislation heretofore that had warm approval from the Ari- zona voters. yet the act would have failed had it not received very strong support in Maricopa county. As it was. it slipped through by bare 610 majority.
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Walker Of that plac
HAS PNEUMONIA

Frank Garland is reported confined D his home with an attack Of pneu- m1a.a. following a weeks coadne- men. with influenza He is reported better
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FIBRE FROH GLEESCN

Justice of the Peace Sullivan and Constable Brown of Gieeson were il Tombstone yesterday afternoon on business.
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FROM JOHNSON

Miss Naude Reasonoyer returned home yesterday from Johnson. where she has been. due 10 the illness Of her father. She came by auto with Jas.
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ilS GD TRIP

I-= D.-9e--Tvmb-i9ne sage did -5t -cme oyer ,a., m rniuz owing to
 esG.2e r4.; c. ;.e gar and Eo ether v-- as.i.4h.e rio afternoon trip made u>ua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-01

Billie B. BrC'.e. an attorney Of Tue son. was rumberi among ;he visitors in the county sea. today
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VISITED HERE

Nrs Ii. R H:,ch.rs a@d daughter. Mss Wanda 2c Tucsca. spent Thaaks- giving in Tombs:oae, fhe guest of .lrs. |. r. Winters. aunt oe Mrs f.tchiaS.
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years of il some years ba
ANOTHER SECTION

The state road builders are prepar- ing to open the section Of road from the railroad crossing on Allen street to the point where the road turns of near the cemetery leading to the DOW der house This is but abou; 1900 to 200o feet but i, saves going over the rocks from the end of Fremont street.
 The construction crew has certain y done a good job ia raising the fill md cutting the high ridge as well as widening this particular stretch Of road. and the change has reduced the grade considerably
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TO FINISH TODAY

The Douglas Dispatch says that it IS expected ;ie work of transferring the confsca;cd whisky al the city jail from bottles into barrels will be fin. ishei today. after which the cargo will be shipped to Phoenix Twenty eight large barre.s had been filled up 10 las. night and they were ri.ei along the hallway in the city hall.
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ClEO AT SOUTHLAND

According 10 word received in Tombstone today. j. H. Montana died there yesterday following a brief ( adneme Fl. followed by pneumonia. Ie was we'll known here. having re- sided here a number of years before moving 10 Courtland. where he cor ducted livery and freight business. He had many friends here who will Tcc--et 10 hear of his death. IL is u"- derstood the body was taken to Douglas. where it will remain until shipped to Los Angeles, where his yyifa resides
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STEEL

Twenty thousand pounds Of rein forcing steel arrived in Tombstone yesterday for the county highways be- ing built between here and Curtis Flat.
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No PAPER TOMORROW

pai.E Q tomorrow being Thanks giving. there vin le ro issue os the "r---e .a-
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MOVING

II P Merrill vii move into ,he Harry Ross residence shortly a- Ross and family vl'i l,a,e s3,n { r Phoenix. where M- Ross WIT D. ~-a,a treasurer. 60 which office ha vas a,c : .l at he recent ela,.- -on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-01

Mrs Eugene Creech Of Wilcox. sister Of H. F. Ferguson. accompa- med by her children. are spending several days here. the guests of Mir. Ferguson and wife
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UNFORTUNATE

An unknown Mexican died Saturday at the Sranyside roCm!ag house. He took room. went 10 bed, and few hours later was discovered dead. Por- ter NcDOZa!i rusttled a corOner's jury and 1t was found that the unfortunate man came to his death through nat ural causes He had pneumonia, and was in Boyd's Drug Stare Saturday and purchased some medicine.
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TO OPEN UP

-4e American Kitchen which las bean -s-I fer several days becaus -- -..-e crew were down w.;a the ,e. ".. :e9. ea tomorrow. the recoy- --y 7 a! Hlris making -A-s possible.
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iN DOUGLAS

County E corde- R-y ?. Krebs aea. -o Dou-.as th.s morning . at- end tp business matters.
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TO BIssEE

County school Superintendent Ms Else TClls is srerL.nE Ts@Hl,sg!yi.- q G.sbee. She went ove- t,Hs even ing.
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HAS PNEUMONIA

Ms John Rock .s reported bei=e c--ar.l . h.- ..,ue VIM raea.agr..
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DIS,iIS SEO

The divorce sui: brolgA, a Tomb stone by Mrs Harold Barton against Harc.d Barton. has been dismissed. ]; is reported. and Mrs Barton and child have gone 10 Tucson to join Mir Barton The latter is an expert telegraph operator and was formerly in the office of the Western Union a: Douglas. Ms. Barton is the daughter Q: eXStreet Commissioner Gibbs ot .h-. .-v
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BURSTING

The water pipes are keeping tho plumber busy For the most part the bursting is caused by neglect of the pipe users
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VISITED HE RE

MT. and Mrs. C. W, Hicks of Bis bee spen; yesterday in Tombstone. he guests Of MT and Mrs. J. T. K!.Csbury.
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ES ROUTE TO COAST

s J Hester. manager Of d large jew elry house in Fulton. Ky. was Pros pector visitor today. He and his family are motoring to California. go- ing over the Border,and route. He WIS loud in his praises Of the Arizona roads this far They left via he Ben son cu;-of. He is using Harry i.ccke's Guide Book. and says il is ..same guide"
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ROW LOWELL

grl.k Sanders was over yesterday r. .E Lowell
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WITH THE SICK

Mrs Louis F. Kuckenbecker is down with the flu" at her home
 Leonard MelIgren is reported down with the pneumonia.
 The death of Mexican living back of the courthouse is reported today. death resulting from the prevailing disease.
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ON THE DIVIDE
and Bisbet

An iECh and oae-ha.f of snow fell on the divide between Tombstone and Dishaa
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ton road to the railroad track from Allen street certainly need attention al once
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(From Fridays Eaily)
FROM 6iS6E

sam MCrgln is over again from Bsbee fer few days visit.
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GOING INTO SERVICE

Three more Tombstone girls have received notices to be ready 10 leave for nurse work at any moment now. word having been received yesterday. Those called are Francis Staniger. who goes to St. Mary's hospital in Pueblo. Col: Olive Smith 70 Gleckner Sanitarium. Colorado Springs, and Minnie Sanders to one of the hospitals in San Francisco. Vera Smith is on the call already to go to Mobile, Ala
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TO OBSERVE THE DAY

All the business houses. offices and mines will be closed all day tomorrow. during which time our people will ob- serve the greatest of all Thanksgiv- ing days in the history of our country.
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SNOWFALL

There was aa e.sh-.nch snowfall at ;.e HuaclGca reservoir 1T The mol.- tains last night
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SHOWED IN

Word from the north is that the trarscontinentsl roads are all showed in and the only one open across the continent is through Fl Paso. Deming. Lordsbrrg. Douglas, Bisbee and Tomb stone. in fact, it is the old reliable Borderland route, the only one open all the year around.
 PASSING
 The peak" of the fc epidemic seems to have passed Tombstone. and that being a fact. every p-ecaution should be taken to help il subside. Social calls should be taboo" and no one should venture out or away from comfortable surroundings. thereby aiding in driving out the epidemic.
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FLU" PRACTICALLY STOPS BUNKER HILL MINE WORK

Owing to the fact that almost the entire working force of the Bunker Hill Mines company is confined with Spanish influenza. the company has been forced to suspend practically all work on the hill Almost all the un- derground force. including many Mex jeans. are ill with the disease. Most Of the surface men are also confined. and no work will probably be done until after Thanksgiving. Only few Ieasers will continue to work.
 GOING FORWARD
 The construction road work De- tween Tombstone and Benson IS pro eressing with four different outfits at work. The state is building to the Fairbank- Benson junction. Twohey & Sons are in charge from there to Cur tis Flats and Merrill & Goodman are covering from Curtis Flats to the St. David bridge. and from there into Ben
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RECOVERED

Jud-e Lockwood has sufficiently re covered from his -ecea: illness b a. tend D lis cau-, duties
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TOMBSTONE VISITOR

Capt NJ F. Cassidy. morale offer at Camp Cody. N NJ. who is on T short furlough. was in Tombstone to- day. visiting with his numerous friends here. Captain Cassidy does not know when he will be out of the service. Army life agrees with Cap tain Cassidy. to whom that kind of a life is not new, he having seen several
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FILE ANSW FRS

Answers in the Bisbee deportation
 cases. in the nature of general de- murrrs to the complaint. similar 10 the one filed in the case which was
 used as a test. were filed this after noon by attorneys for the defendants in the suits. They were fled by r. ". Lowrey for the plaintiffs and cover the same grounds as the demu-rers in the case ruled on recently by Judge Lockwood as regards a printed sigma ture to complaint filed in court. They were mercy the same demurrer in each case on record some SJ1 in all.
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HERE FROM PEARcE


 0. T. Gallagher and o. P. Porter of Pearce were business visitors in Tombstone today. MT. Gallagher stat ed tha; he had postponed his public sale owing to the indictment weather until Saturday, Deceme- :. CLEAN UP
 The city council should see to 1t that the streets are given a cleaning there are too many rocks showing "a little pick work with a wheelbar- row and shovel added will turn the trick The two blocks on the Charles
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FUNERAL SUNDAY

The funeral of John Haas. who die, in Courtaud Tuesday from pneumonia will be held in Tombstone Sunday al ternoon at 2:30 from the Porter Un dertaking parlors. The services vii be under the auspices of the Red Men of which organization he was a mem Der for a number of years. His wifi, who died last week. was buried her and he will be buried by her side. H. has many friends here who regret hi passing.
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From Tuesdays Daily
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From Wednesdays Daily
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ATTORNEYS HERE

iFrOm Saturdays Daily
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tFrom Mondays Daily)


 (From Mondays DailyD FROM sissEE
 Sam Morgan was over from Bisbee 10 spend Sunday sam says that all "old timers" were tickled to death to see Tombstone retain the county seat. SNOW
 Put it down in your little book that the first snow fall of this winter was November 2i This morning the Hua- chucas. Dragons and Whets tones are snow clad
 TO SOUTH AMERICA
 C. W. Douglas, engineer in charge of the state highway work in this lo- cali,y. Will leave the frs. Of the year for South American, where he has i2st received a fatterinG offer in railroad construction
 VISITING HERE
 Mrs Eugene Creech of Wilcox. sister Of H. E. Ferguson. accompa- med by her children. are spending several days here. the guests of Mir Ferguson and wife
 MOVING
 II P Merrill vii move into ,he Harry Ross residence shortly I- Ross and family vi; leave s5,n l: ' Phoenix. where M- Ross WIT D. ~-a,a treasurer. 60 which office ha vls e,c : sl al he recent eIar;oa.
 TO PHOENIX
 W R Ingrahaa,. wAo has been ia CocAi~e county for the las; two months. most of the time in Tomb. stone representing the Republican s.s.e craa.;;ee. returned ,o Phoenix yes'a
 HERE ON BUSINESS
 J T. Barnes bookkeepe- for the E1lu.l.2. Land aa! Cattle company. was in town today from the comDany's headquarters al Jaz.ro attending ;o business matters Mir Barnes reports the late rain as beneficial 10 cattle by filling the water holes which. in many instances. were dry.
 RAIN
 The rains of the las, few days have pu, the soil in excelle@: working con di.ioa for the ai@c-ea: road ccns.-uc- t!o- -c.G. ,- --- -- 2, ovz- Co-hise county, Foreman Chadwick is getting the s:ren:oh O. road from Ere mon; stree; to ;aa grade oa the H.s- bee side Q; the bridge in fine shape for Thanksgiving
 FRoN WILCOX
 George Henshaw, well known resi- den: Q: Wilcox, returned 10 Ii. home yesterday alter a tw, days say here He ex-ec.s t5 move her. w..a his family shortly
 Mir He1shaw is 70 be Unle- sheriff wl.a tae incoming she~.z. Jim2.y Ic- D3aa.l He and his family ~"l o. cgry the House now occupied E VI. T ?. Merrill.
 VICTIM oF INFLUENZA
 After ighting dou5e pneumonia fo- ten days. brought on by the flu Mrs. Fred Darazo passed away late ss,ur- day nigh, al the family residence or Allen street. The funeral was held at I o'c,ccl yesterday afternoon. She is survived ty her husband. Fred Durazo. Mir Dura=o .s well liked young man Of this community and in his bereave- meni, has the sympathy of everyone. UNFORTUNATE
 An unknown Mexican diei Saturday at the Srnnyside rocming house. He took a room. went 10 bed, and a few hours later was discovered dead. Por- ter McDo2a!i rusttled coroner's jury and it was found that the unfortunate man came to his death through nat ural causes He had pneumonia. and was in Boyd's Drug Stare Saturday and purchased some medicine. FLU" PRACTICALLY STOPS BUNKER HILL MINE WORK
 Owing to the fact that almost the
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MAcHIMocH MERCANTILE co. IS IN REcEIvERsH,P

John Rock today was appointed re. ceiver for the Machomich Mercantile company. on the application to the Superior Court of the creditors. scheduling liabilitis Of about $25.O00.
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TUCSON ATTORNEY

and civil matters were
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VISITING HERE

construction
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EIGHT ARIZONA GE

not been verified.