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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-29

Rev E. V. Rabb will preach at
Bush River Baptist church 9TH Sun
day at $3.50 p. m. Sunday school will
meet at 2:30. Let all come, to this
service
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-29
H.SfBtLE SCHEDULE.


TIE ic-;.owiu; is the baseball sched-
"Ia :or Ncwh"il College for the
coming season. This schedule is nc!
colnpie;r and lhange or two might
~ mate irt We would advise our
patrons to take fCie Of the following
G-mts Is tl.i> il the best schedule
that can be furnished at present:
. ri ; (snn Jackson at Newberry.
Anri. ; I 'ade' at Newberry. . B
Arr.. . Charleston College at New
:e'ry
Apri' + T.1skine at Newberry.
Apr:l % F',rman at Greenville.
.'pr.I .. E'skine at Due West.
MAY Furman at Newberry
MAY University Of S. c. at Colun-
ola
MAY 6 Wofford at Spartanburg.
May IS University of S. C. at New
berry.
16 University of s. c. at Newberry,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-29

Services Bush River PastOrate.
There will be preaching service at
Mt. Zion Baptist church 5th Sunday
morning at 11:30 Sunday school. at
10:30. The public is cordially III
vited to attend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-29

Good Friday service will be con-
Quoted at ST. Luke's Episcopal churcn
by the Rev. W. S. Holmes at ) ocloc!;
in the afternoon and at the same hour
on Sunday he will hold the Easter
service
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29

Judge Alfred C. Lockwood of the Superior Court, left this marning for Los Angeles, where he goes on busi- ness connected with divorce case pending in the Cochise county tri- bunal It seems the entire case hinges on a certain letter. and the purpose of Judge Lockwood's trip is to obtain the opinion of handwriting experts as to the genuineness of the letter in question. There will be no court to- morrow owing to the absence of Judge Lockwood. and all attorneys have been advised. Court Reporter J. M Philipowski has been appointed court commissioner by Judge Lockwood. to take care of court matters during the judges absence.
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TO OPERATE .-ARELE ouARRIES

The family Of A. T. ko!b has arrived i2 Tombstone from Pasadena. Cal. and will make their home here during the time MT koib is operating a mar ble quarry in the vicinity Of Dragoon. |; is understood that preparations are now being made for the opening Of the quarry and that machinery is CT route and will be installed as soon as possi ble. The properties are said to show many varieties Of marble. which will be used for building purposes MT Ko,b is wei known here and has been associated in several important min ing deals during his residence herss including another marble quarry near Bowie.
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Supreme Justice and Mrs D. L Cunningham of Phoenix, returned 10 their home al the Capital City today. after having spent Christmas in Tombstone, the guests of MT and Mrs, R J. Cornelius Justice and Cunningham still claim Tombstone as heir home and always come here 10 cas- their votes at elections and to spend the holidays.
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ARIZONA CONNECTS
 ARRESTED WHILE
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NNOutiuucu lIOm Eds- U
 miles the other side of Huachuca sid ing where his machine had broken down. The party picked him up and brought him that far and then staten they were going on 10 Douglas Brown did not know anything abou' he es- cape of the men and that u par,y was heinz hunted until he arrived here late Thursday He informed the officers and Sheriff Guy Vel l and the Lowell officers went out . try and find further trace of the gu4c- tette but were unable to do 50 l. was surmised therefore. that they had gone across the international boura-y in the vicinity of Palominas and irUut rode in the back seat of the car v.-l the two girls. They both talked 70 him and the Freeman girl did not .cJ as if she was being kidnapped. though she had ample opportunity to talk T. him and tell him il anything Wa, wrong.
 From latest developments il be comes plain that Miss Foreman either wrote the note she dropped al Greater vile under stern duress or deliberate ly assisted the convicts with their plan to escape. Accepting the note as nF ;.,ra ;,,s that would lead to her rescue. officers were thrown on an entirely wrong HCent. The note gave it positively that the convicts were headed for Nogales and intended crossing the line there Acting on this information. the off cers netted the country through which access to Nogales could be gained They did this so thoroughly that it was matter Of but dozen hours be- lCre they knew that those they sought could not have struck for Nogales.
 Instead of going 10 Nogales the party turned toward the Elgin country and remained hidden at ranch house for about l2 hours until the officers had passed ahead of them and were lost as 10 their whereabouts They then started to reach this section of the country. It was not thought that McDaniels will go to Douglas as he is too we'll known there
 It has become known that Wunder and McDaniels ran the state car about Florence and the adjacent country freely. both day and night. They are reported to have consorted with wo- men and to have often had these in the car. It is alleged that at times they stock other convicIs with them and that women joined these on joy rides.
 The Landis girl is said to have been frequently with the convicts on the outside and to have invited other wo- men on the joy rides. It is possible that she may have brought Laura Foreman under the influence of the men. The disclosures concerning the conduct of the prisoners serves to rs- vive the disgraceful conditions which brought about high scandal and state wide mitigation few years ago. when citizens of Florence made it known that honor men" and other convicts were being allowed the freedom of the streets and had become so em- boldened that women were being op- enly insulted and girls and children terrorized.
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1918 RECORD OF ARIZONA
 IS ONE OF ACHIEVEMENT

BISBEE. Dec. 27-Whatever 1919 may have in store for Arizona's min ing industry. 1918 vii, stand out wi;h credit for proud achievements. second 10 those of no other industrial division engaged in the production of muni- tions materials during the most vital period of the worlds greatest war Speaking for itself is the output of approximately s29OOO.oo0 pounds O: copper during the year, more than 10o.0oo.0oo pounds in excess of the out put of 1917 and 15i.000.rJ pounds more than the 1916 production, these two previous years the highest of rec ord in Arizona and the highest of rec ord by more than double in compari- son with that of any other copper pro- ducing division in the world
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busy. The couple were unmercifuily hauled out of bed and taken to court. where the usual justice was meted oa. in full. resulting in severe sentences all round. The merry party ended ID in dance and congratulations for the neglywets.
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HoW's Thiss

We ofRer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catafrh that can- not bo cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 Halrs Catarrh Cure has been taken 0y eatarrh sufferers for the paSe thirty-0ve yOasR and has become known a the 0ost reliable remedy foc Catarrh. HalrsCatarrh Cure acts thru the Blood on tts Mucous surfaces. ex- healing the dioeased portionA
 After you have taken HAIr0 CAtarrA Cure for . short time you will 70 . great tmpe0v0Oeut in your g0oorel health. Start taking Hall'e Catas!h Cure at once and set rid of catarrA Send for testimonials. free.
 r. ,. CHENEY c CO, Tolodot 0A1o.
 Sold by all psuGsissa 7sc
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DISCHARGED FROM ARMY

Rollin Grebe son oi Superintendent L Grebe of the Bunker Hill Mines company. arrived in Tombstone today rom s; Louis. where he has been sta. toned Eo-Ea was attached to the medical ccrrs and was just recently discharged.
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TO SEAL RECORDS

The records Of the Local Draft Board will be finally sealed on the 26th. and held for further orders from the department a. Washington. They were to have been sealed today. but owing to the non-arrival of Chairman C. H. Hunt of the board. it has been postponed to the 18th. All records with the exception of the duplicate registration cards. the deserter list and the list certifying the men arr.v- ing at the camps. will be sealed under the orders.
 KANGAROO COURT MEETS
 Another session of the Kangaroo Court of Tombstone was held last night at headquarters at Boyd's Drug Store. with Bradford Brandt. who had recently been married in California, as the victim. Mrs. Brandt arrived in Tombstone Sunday and immediate ly the Kangaroo court officials got
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(From Saturdays Daily)
ADDS TO
 MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUANCE

Evidently the spirit of Christmas spurred Dan Cupid to action during the past week. for during that time an even two dozen bliss tickets were issued out of the oflice of Clerk J. E. James of the Superior court. being double the number issued during any week since the influenza epidemic
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TOMBSTONE EPITAPH

at Bisbee. end together they left for California to at end the funeral An. other brother. D. l.. krebs. city au 6i;or of Tucson. joined them for the sad trip Still another brother re sides in Los Angeles
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LAWRENCE CLARK
 MAY FOLLOW CAIN

BISBEE. Dec. 24.-Cullen Clark, editor of the Bisbee Review for the past two years, has resigned and will enter the magazine work. It Is re- ported that he will be succeeded by Lawrence Clark. editor of the Arizona Star. Both papers are owned and op- erated by Phelps-Dodge & Co. It is also reported that J. F. Moore will succeed MT. Clark as manager of the Star at Tucson. Clark was formally associated with the Bisbee- Review as city editor
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RETURNED HOME

Deputy County Assessor Walter Thomas and wife returned home yes :erday from Douglas, where they spent Christmas with NIT and Mrs. x A. Patterson. MT Patterson. who is one of the publishers of the Douglas International. is a brother of Mrs. Thomas.
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TO WEST VIRGINIA

Mrs. George Dodge. daughter of Mrs. George ThieI. and child. left today for FairmOunt. West Virginia. where she will locate with her husband. after hiving S~ent several weeks in Tomb stone. the guest Of her mother
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NO TRACE HERE

The local officers in Cochise county
 far have not been able to find aav race or the escaped conyicts from Florence. McDaniels and Wanda |, is the opinion of the officers that aft CT passing Tucson they went south toward Mexico in the vicinity of No gales or turned in by the Mowry sec ;ion and crossed into Sonora near santa Cruz and then went 10 Cananea
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ON XMAS FURlOuGH

Pvt. C. P. Giragi. one of the owners and publishers Of the Daily Prpspec- tor. arrived in Tombstone this after. noon 10 spend ten-dsy furlough dur ing Xmas holidays. He is in the radio branch Of he air service stationed at Penn Field. Austin. Texas. and states tha; this camp is ;he only one which has not discharged any Of the soldiers s, .rai,fpr
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TONIGHT

Toa.gh, is the nigh; when all de- v5tei mothers call The little ones around them and say: 'It was the l:gh, before Christmas. and all through the house nothing was stir ring. not even mouse" etc. many n old cuss wishes this night that he could be a child again.
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Constable Frank Whitley and Jus tice Of the Peace H. s, Chamberlain arrived in Tombstone today. having in charge an aged demented man, found wandering in the vicinity of san Simon He will be heard before the Superior Court and examined for his sanity.
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THREE FEET OF SNOW IN HuACHuCAS

Jim Kelly of Carr Canyon in the Hulchucas. was q visitor in Tomb stone today on business matters. He reports the Huachuca mountains are TOW covered with ;he heaviest mantle 0; SHOW in years over three fee; Of snow has fallen since last week. and in places. especially al the Exposed Rec. Mine. 1t is nearly four fee'. which is seriously hampering work CT
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There With Gold and Silver

Output of the precious metals. gold and silver. the sinews of war. also made important increase under the stimulous of broad patriotism. the in- crease in silver production in the state being well underway before the price of the white metal was ad- vanced. During this earlier period of the year silver was mined at sac rifce. as gold has been during all of the year Notwithstanding the fact that the ores Cf gold properties in the state have been more valuable in the ground than out during the las: three years of advancing costs of la bor and supplies. Arizona in 1917 showed the highest percentage of gain in output of gold of any divi- sion in the world and was the only one in the United States to show a gain over 1916. It will probably hold it's lead in point of percentage of gain at least, insofar as this country is concerned. when the figures are com piled for 1918. To the Oatman dis trict the large part of this is due, United Eastern and Tom Reed mines being mainly responsible.
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2 division in the world
Records in Other Metals

Beside its copper production the Arizona mining industry gave to war usage increased output of lead and zinc in is emergency mining of man. sanese. molybienum, tungsten and ether of the rarer metals to meet war requirements set pace that gave to the government the greatest encour- agement and provided impetus for all other metal states. Graphite mining, potash development and increased out put Of asbestos were also among the pnusual activities brought into viGor- ous life by Arizona miners for govern ment service. Production of sulphuric acid through usage Of the Calumet and Arizona smelter fumes was brought to a high state of efficiency and served purpose in aid Of the federal fight ing arm of high importance and that could not have been enjoyed except for fine foresight in preparedness.
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HAS RETURNED

Sergt Bert Fletcher returned yes eriay from Camp Bowie. Tex where he was mustered out. He enlisted in the engineers and was stationed for some time at Camp Rumphries. Va and was sent 10 Camp Bowie to be mustered out Before he enlisted he was employed by The Fl Paso and Southwestern as fireman. He has many friends in the Warren District "ho were glad ;o welcome him back Review.
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NEARER TOWN

The Touhey Construction company
 h,eh has the contract to build the county road from Curtis Flat 10 the -ailroad track. abou; three miles rom Tombstone. are moving their amp b point nearer Tombs.1ne
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SOM cLEE SON

Sup: L. L Thiars of the Tejol Min ing comTany Of G,eeson. was among ;he visitors in Tombstone today bringing his family over for a Xmas shopping trip. They returned home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29
NEW YEARS EVE

According 70 word received from BeeOn ;he New Years dance will be given at the Auditorium on New Years Eve instead of New Years night as previously reported. A Tue saa orchestra vii! furnish the music
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29

George Rochhill os the RocKhill Sage. reports that yesterday the snow cn the Divide was over a foot and a half deep. He made only one trip over yesterday with much diff Cu,;y and only one trip today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29
SPEND CHRISTMAS HERE

Mrs. George R1ckhi.l and baby cane over this afternoon on the stage and will spend Christmas here. the guest of Mrs. A F. Hill, mother or Ms. Rcckhil
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BACK TO TEMPE

Mss Nella Thiel. daughter of Mrs. George Thiel, left this morning for Tempe. where she will take up her work at the Normal. after spending the holidays here with her mother.
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IL MOVED

The s.a:e road camp is now located , is new , ne near the monument. They haze ins;l.le a pump fin the old well where Tombstone many years ago had its source of water sI2ply. or more correctly sl leak.ne. one of them for there were three or four com Danies at that time The wa:er hole is known to old timers as WateryaIe The site for the camp is an ideal one. and Foreman Chadwick has put it in vond shane
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ONE HUNDRED PER CENT

Mrs J Ii Macia. local chairman of ,he membership drive for 1919 O: the National Red Cross. shows tha, Tombstone is there to the tune of loo per cent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29

Attorney w. G Gilmore returned to Tombstone yesterday from Tucson. where he had been on business be- fore the federal court.
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SNOW ON DIVIDE

right after New Years
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IN FROM RANCH

Bob Axtell was in town today fro his ranch in Government Draw. 0 taining supplies.
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TO susseE

TO elseeE
 Rodger Saunders and family motor ed to Bisbee and back today. VISITING MoTHeR
 Mrs. Emma Brown. mother. of Mrs. Chss. Allen, arrived in Tombstone yes
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GREAT

The snow fa,l has, been Of grea; value 10 the newly constructed roads over the coauty and has also permit, ted the draes to be used to good a
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iN FROM MINES

James Barrett came in yesterday from the Mohawk Mines in the Co ch.se Stronghold, where he is work ing a small force Of men getting out ore fer shipment
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ALL EAOY

4 steve has been installed in the | Rcd Cross rooms for heating purposes aai ;Le Red Gross Auxiliary will be ready 10 start it's noble work again right after New Years.
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ro TEMPE

TO TEMPE
 Miss Cecylle Hansen left this morn- ing for Tempe. where she will resume work at the opening of the Tempe Normal. following a visit with her parents for the holidays. Mrs. A. Klaw. her grandmother. and her father. Joe Hansen. accompanied her as far as Tombstone yesterday from their home at Courtland.
 MERE FROM cLEEsoN
 John Cleeson, we'll known pioneer of Gleeson. was a visitor in Tomb stoen today from the mining camp named after him. He returned home during the afternoon.
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FROT JOHNSON

Robe-; Mckay Of Johnson. who is one of the contractors on the Adams Hill construction work. was visitor in the county seat today. on business l; the cur;iouse connected with the wnrL
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NEW YEARS BALL

The big auditorium a. Benson will be the scene c: a big Red Crcss ball on the night Of January 1, according to the Benson Signal
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iu training
WILL BE NIGHT JAilOR

W. L Cook, formerly representa-. tive to, the legislature from this coun- ty. has been appointed as night jailor at the county jail by SheriTelect Jim Mcdonald. according to word received here. Sam Morgan Of Tombstone has been appointed as day jaror. They will start work on January l. when MT. Mcdonald takes office.
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EASTERN MAIL LATE

The eastern mail was fate today. no connections having been made with the local branch owing 10 the main line train being late.
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BACK TO PHOENIX

The Misses Johanna and Loretta Koh.en left today for Bisbee. where ited for Phoenix. having spent the holidays here with their parents.
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Tappman's ranch.
HERE FROM PHOENIX.

Miss Johanna Kchlen, one of the hello girls in the Phoenix office ot the Mountain States Telephone com pany. arrived in the city yesterday 10 spend the holidays with her par en:s. MT. and Mrs John kohlen.
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SPENT CHRISTMAS.

sam Morgan returned 10 Bisbee to- day. having spent Christmas in Tomb stone ;he guest Of friends He will -e.urn here abou: the frs; o: the yea- when he vii, become county jai.a-. under ISherif Jim McDoua,d
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29

As soon as he can take the Arizona bar examination and be admitted to practice in this state. George NJ. Roark of Douglas will be appointed as deputy county attorney for Douglas, according Co an announcement from County Attorney-e!ect R. \. French today MT Roark. who is an attorney Of many years. having practiced in Texas. has never been admitted to practice in Arizona. having followed other lires.. He was for years police judge and recorder in Douglas.
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(From Fridays Cailyl
SUNDAY MIGHT

The attraction 2: the Crystal for Slaiay nigh, is an exceedingly strong screen play. that of .i.es M.serab!es."
Tombstone epitaph., 1918-12-29
ERE FOR XMAS

Professor Harmon and family came over today from Bisbee and will spend Christina, in Tombstone. line guests of Mir and Mrs Chas Webster. par entS CT Mrs HaI mon
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SPENT CHRISTMAS HERE

NJ and Mrs F A Folsom Of NacJ spent Christmas in Tombstone. jh-
 g-es;s os Mrs Frances ]. Abe!l and
 .amily MT Folsom has just been
 i.shargei from the Officers Training
 Schoo, for the Tank Service a; CamJ Coli. Penn
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MOVING DAY

The state road camp is moving and Will soon be located al q point near he monument. where the camp will be located fer some time. Al effor. will be made to relocate he road 2. that point so that for historical and -ocatlCn reasons the road will pass nearer tD the Schieffelin Monument
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ERE FOR XMAS

w A. Sheri.l. formerly of Tomb some. bur now 0: Flagstaff. arrived in the city yesterday to spend the Christ mas holidays win his wife and child
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HERE FOR CHRISTMAS

Colt. Penl
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ONE CASE TODAY

There was one Case today before Judge Lockwood Of the Superior court. divorce case. which was con tested. Following the admission Of evidence the court took the case un- der adyisement and the decision vii hinge on the handwriting of a letter. which has been sent to an expert f,r
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TO DOUGLAS

Deputy Assessor Warer Thomas and wife went to Douglas today where they Will spend Ch-is;mas wi;r \ A Patterson and wife
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CFrom Tuesday's DAiiy)
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JUDGE LOCKWOOD TO LOS ANGELES

good shape
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WILL BE DOUGLAS ASSISTANT

he mines there.
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ON FUELOuCH

John K-.es Of Gleeson, who is on I turiOugh from the naval training school at san Diego. Cal spent the afternoon in TomOstOre or a visit
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;oRE SNOW

The Huachuca telephone line was put in commission again last night and word from there was 10 the effect that the heavy snow broke the limbs Of trees and the line was broken in three places in two miles. They re- TOT: that the last storm gave two feet Of wet snow a, :he Huachuca reser- .ni-
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terday from her home at Wakefield. Ohio. and will spend several months in the historic city. the guest Of her daughter and husband. IN FROM RANCH
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendall were visitors in town today from their ranch in South Pass.
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COhPlTE ED

The road camp completed moving today. and tomorrow will be located down al the new site near Herman