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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

The Daily Prospector is in receipt o! q postal card from Sgt. Cecil Cos ,e,lo. which was mailed from Coblenz on the Rhine. where Cecil Is now sta ounsiion He expects 10 sail for the good old |. $ A in June. and is count ing the days Cecil has been ''ovsr the top" many times. and so far has escaped without scratch. and now that all the fun" as he expresses it. is over with, all the Tombstone boys are anxious 10 return home to "civili- zatioa." He askh that he be remem- bered to his friends in this city.
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TURNER RANCHERS.

Dan and Herb Harkey. well known raEchers of the Turner district. ill the Euachucas. were among the visitors .a the city today. attending to busi- ress matters. They returned home in the afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
ORDERS ROAD SIGNS.

The Tombstone Commercial Club has ordered lot of road signs to be placed on the roads radia;ins from Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
FROM OIL FIELDS

A (. Karger, former clerk of the Beard oi Supervisors. is back from the ii fields Of Texas. where he has been on a tour Of inspection fer the las, two weeks He says the new fields are I wonder.
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COOKS DAIRY AT
 SERVICE OF PUBLIC

Thomas Cook has purchased ;he dairy interests of James Lamb. about four miles north of Tombstone. and is supplying the customers of the dairy vIth pure product. as was done by hls predecessor
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DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Adrian Flores a Mexican resident of Tombstone. 1s years old. died yeSter day after q several days seize Of rneumOnia. Flores has resided in Tombstone for the past 90 years and "as a familiar figure about the streets cf the city
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
..Cne-ReEson road.
TO E!SEEE HOSPITAL

Mrs, Alec McCargo was taken to Eisbee this morning, where she will rndeTgo an operation at the Copper Queen hospital. The many friends of Mrs. McCargo hope for her early re-
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OVER FROM BiSsEE

Keith Preston is over from Bisbee and will spend several days here on a visit with his family. MT. Preston Is incidentally soliciting vu,canizing work. having accepted the agency from the Lowell Garage
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TO VISIT DAUGHTER

Mrs Frances j. Abe,.. secretary treasurer Of the Gibson Abstract com pauy. left his morning for Mesa. .a.re she " ! speu! several weeks oa 4 ,isii with her tauth:e-. Mrs D- D-ane
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TUCSON ATTORNEY

Billy B Bush. well known legal light of Tucson. arrived in Tombstone to- Gay or matters before the Superior court. MT. Bush will remain here for several days. having matters in court ii the interests Of hiS clients
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GLEASON VISITORS

pr R J Stroud and Herbert Loyrd. chief clerk Of the shannon Copper company of G,eeson were among the ,isitcrs in .Ae county seat today. re- turning home late in the afternoon.
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AWARDED DAMAGES
 AGAINST CITY OF sISBEE

William R- Bell. who sued the city Of Bisbee for se5.oOo for personal in- jury received when ne fell into the subway. was awarded s4eco by a jury in the superior court after a trial Ias:- ing tXp tays
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EOh DOUGLAS.

Special Officer Percy Eowdea. Of rauglas. was yisicr in town today MINE INSPECTOR HERE.
 Deputy Mine Inspector Ed Massey was d visitor from Bisbee yesterday and today
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
(From Wednesdays Daily)
ROM SKATER

Jonathan Gordon is back from Shaf fer. Texas. where he has been for the .as, ten days.
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TO SAN FRANCISCO

Mrs Emma Kerr. aunt of Mrs. w Boyd. who has been visiting in Tombstone for the past several months. left yesterday for her home in san Francisco
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LEAVES FOR TUCSON.

Pa,rclman C. p. Moore of the Noun tain States telephone and Telegraph company. ,eit this morning for Tue son. where he will attend 10 business rlatters for the company.
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iFron Tuesdays Daily
IN eissEe.

County School Superintendent; Miss Elsie Toles spent yesterday in Bis bee or matters pertaining to her of fee.
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ARRIVES IT. NEW YoRk

l postcard received from J. C. Dugeaut, vAo formerly resided iE Tombstone states tht he is well and Lad landed in New York From there ke as transferred to Camp Pike for Ifacf,.roa
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PET 1URN ED

MT. and Mrs. 4. F.. Davis have re turned from d trip to Maria and Fl Saso. Texas. They returned via Lords. burg and Dragoon route and goin east they went by Rodeo.
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HAS PNEUMONIA

Miss Daze. one of the teachers ID rbe local schools. is confined 10 her room with pneumonia and is doing well under the care Of Dr. H. II. ilughart
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

A letter from X. Allen Benedict re ports that he has made application for short course in Agriculture to be given al one of the English univer, sites. to these soldiers who have had TWO years or more Of college work.
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TO EiSB EE.

A. H. Gardner and A C. harger mo- tored to Bisbee today. the former to attend a special meeting of the High way Commission and the latter to at rend to business of a personal nature.
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GLEASON MERCHANT

B A Taylor. merchant of G.eesoa- -as a business visitor ia Tombstone today. He reports Gleesor as being 1et-z very quiet at present. owing 10
 .ecac; shu; down CT mining opera fe-S he stated that there are a gre sary M5Xic3ns leaving the dis tric. Tor different Yarts of the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

The ladies of the Catholic church h.ld a meeting last evening al the home of Miss l.. NJ. Holland and plans were made for a dance and supper. to ne given in this city on May 1. for the benefit of the church Various com r1iitees were appointed and the ladies .J,an to make the affair success. The sest music obtsinable will be engaged for the dance. while refreshments will re served at the National
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

Mrs. Louise Reed, mother or Fred Feed and Mrs. T R Brsnd:. is report el 10 be very low. suffering general Freak down. The esteemed lady is 6S years Of age. and up to the past few onths has enjoyed the best of health.
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PsTURNE ED HOME

...,i McCargo returned home last evening after visiting his wife who is F the hospital there following aa op- era;ion. Mrs. McCargo underwent tka operation successfully ald will socn rr cove
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FROM MORALES

Robert Reed arrived in Tombstone his morning to be al the bedside of his mother, Mrs. Louise Rec who is very low at the family residence.
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HERE FROM PHOENIX.

Mrs Lucille Bressier arrived in Tombstone today from Phoenix. wkere sire is located in the office of the Commission of State Institutions. She V il remain until tomorrow. the guest pf her sister. Mrs. C. J. Wynn.
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discharge.
TO STRONGHOLD

Prof. J. A. Rockfellow left this morning for his ranch in the Cochise Stronghold alter spending several days in this ely on business. Mrs. Rock:eliow will remain in the city
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IN FROM RANCH

William Lutley. well known pioneer cattleman of Tombstone, arrived in town today from the Bar Root ranch in the Chiricahuas He is accompa- nied by Steele Woods, who will visit with the Lutley's
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FROM SOUTHLAND.

j. M C,beu. Of Courtland. formerly a resident of Tombstone. is in the county seat. do!ns jury dIly MT. Cabeli has mary friends in this city and is kept busy renewing old ac- cuairtauces
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HAS EunONfA.

Ralph Covan. son of Wn Cowan. well known Tiogee- cattleman Of the Sulphur Springs valley. is confined to his bed a. the home ranch. suffering from an attack nf. penumonia He is under the care of Dr HUghart and is doing very. well.
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IN TOWN.

J C. Ryan. Jr.. engineer to the Co., chise County Highway Commission. was ;n town today on official busi- ness He also inspected the Tomb
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

James I-awry and wife o. Turner were visitors in the city yesterday. They were accompanied by their son. Denton. who was recently discharged from the navy
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DOING W ELL

Ralph Cowan. who ;s confined to his Led q, the Cowan ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley with an attack Of pneu- noaia. is doing well under the care of nr Hughari
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VISITED PEARCE.
e.SeEE OFFICER.
FROM TURNER.

Justice of the Peace R. L. Hogue, o. Turner. as business visitor in the county seat today. returning home in he afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

antee that the company will start drilling by Ju.y or sooner.-Doug- ias International
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JUDGE SLOAN HERE.

Judge Richard F Sloan. of Phoenix, is visitor in Tombstone today. hay. irg matters of . legal nature before the SuDeriO- court
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
(From Thursdsy's Daily.
ELSE EE VISITOR

Bassett Watkins of Bisbee was a brief business visitor in the county seat today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
TO McN EAl.

J. T. Lesson. who is handling the stock of the Machomich Mecantile company for the purchasers. went to NcNeai today and will return tomor- -ow ayauirp
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

John Corker. George Foster and J. x. Gaines were incoming passengers 0. the Rockhill stage yesterday from Bisbee
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RETURNED TO slseEE.

Miss Ab5ie Holland returned yes terday 70 Bisbce after spending sey- e-4' days in the county seat or a wis ]. with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

veniremen who reported in the Supe- rior court this morning for jury duty. being subpoenaed on order of the court by the sheriff's office:
 Andy Mccall. August Swanson. Lowell Lording W. vinson. Thomas Henry. Charles Polti. Robert Far ragh. Lee Supple. w R. Merritt. Bis bee: J. NJ. Cabe,l. Courtland: II. E.. Dugan. p. R. Collins. J. C. McCunniff. T S Bryan. W. B. Shotwell. P. E. Do- ran. Thomas ". wiggins. Douglas: 1: Robert Todd. D Cares: Robert R. H. Axtel. Tombstone: w. C. Hurspeth. Hereford; R L Hill. K. C. Russell. San simon; Ray M Medley. Bert Rob erts Lusk
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
A BABY BOY.

Cashier Harry C. Amy. Of the First National Bank. is one perpetual smile today And the reason is a bouncing baby boy born to Mir. and Mrs. II. (. Amy. in Bisbee yesterday One mem Der of the Tombstone Rifle Club was heard today to remark that if the new arrival is as enthusiastic as his daddy the club is bound to prosper Sc eral 0! the members who shoot a close second to Amy took advantage of n> super-joy and today he was in ,imia;ed with numerous challenges. sG: these he s:eadtastly ignored and
 nus wisely upheld his shooting repu- ;at.on Mother and little son are do ing n.oe:y. and Papa Harry is passing out the smokes
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
RETURN FROM CASA GRANOE

A party of Tombstonites. who went ta the Casa Gande mining district early in the week to look over the properties of the Golden Cliff Mines. inc. returned home last evening. They were exceedingly we'll pleased with the properties and report everything as represented. The holdings consti- .utes nine claims. carrying a large vein of rich gold ore. Several Tomb sionites are interested. Among those who made the inspection were W. A. Sherriil. Bruce Wagner. W. P. Walker and Robert Mitchell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
CONFINED TO BED

CONFINED TO BED
 w. F Kuchenbecker is confined to lris home with an attack of Ia grippe. TAKE COTTAGE
 Assis,an; County Engineer Stull and wife have taken the Rockfellow cottage.
 hAs LA GRIPPE
 Mrs. C. Thiel is confined to her home. suffering from all attack of Ia grippe.
 VISITING IN TOMBSTONE
 Little Miss Alice Eckerman is spending several days in Tombstone on a visit with Mrs. l.. F Winters. WEATHER
 It is too b adif We are to get no rain out of the storm tha; has been lowering around. since 1t is so badly needed VISITED PEARcE. Attorney J. T. kingsbury spent yes .erday in Perce on business matters, returning home last night He made the trip by auto.
 s,seEE OFFICER.
 Officer Billy Sherrill. of Bisbee. was business visitor in the county seat ;ody. returning to Bisbee this after. noon.
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NEED CARPENTERS AT FORT hUAChUCA

A call has been sent out for eight carpenters who are urgently needed at Fort Huachuca They will be paid D cents an hour. and none but Ameri can citizens need apply. They must be on the job Monday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30

Division Engineer I. A Frazier. of the state highway department. ar rived in Tombstone last night on an inspection tour. He finds everything
 going along nicely at the camp here and speaks well of the work of Fore man Chadwick and Engineer Jenkins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
VISITING FRIENDS

Allen Ridily of Douglas. was a visi- tor in the county seat today with friends. MT. Riddly recently was dis charged from the service. having seen service overseas He is now connect ed with the Douglas Drug company.
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(FWm Fridays Dazly)

PHOENIX VISITOR.
 S. W. Saden. of Phoenix, is visiting in Tombstone on business.
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INJURIES LEG.

Attorney Allen English. of Tomb stone. fell and injured himself while descending steps in the Allen building last night lie was taken 10 the Cor per Queen hospital The injuries are no. serious. Attorney 3i- I. McKiliigan was with English at the time of the accident
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FOR ST. DAVID.

FOR ST. DAVID.
 J s. Christianson. ST. left this af- :ernoon for his home at St. David where he was called owing to sickness in the family. Mir. Christianson is acting as bailiff in the Superior court and will return to Tombstone Monday 70 resume his duties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
NEW vENiRE TO
 REPORT MONDAY.

All jurors who had not been select ed in cases before the Superior court today were excused by Judge Lock. wood and a new venire of 70 jurors or. dered to report for duty Monday morn ing
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UNDERWENT OPERATION
TO DOUGLAS

W. T. Boyd. proprietor of Boyd's
 rrug Store, left this morning for Doug las, where he will spend the day on
 business matters. He accompanied Attorney S. w White to the smelter
 city, and expects to return home to- night
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-30
NEARLY COMPLETED.

The sand bunkers for Eaton and Smith who are doing the concrete work for Toohey and Sons on the Tombstone-Benson road and the pay ing of section one of the BisbeeDoug- las road are nearly completed. They are being built near the old Irwin ranch They will use Walnut Gulch sand for their Bisbee work
 vANDALs
 Thieves have been operating again in the city cemetery, stealing the fau- cets and breaking water pipes. The pipe equipment inside of the cemetry belong to the grounds and was bought and paid for by the city. If appre, hended Judge Lockwood and Justice Wentworth will hand the guilty ones just what they are >ntitled to get. DEATH OF FORMER roMesroNITE
 Dr. H. H. Hughart today received a wire telling Of the death of S. A. D. Upton, we'll known in this city. which occurred at Fayetteville, North Caro- lima. yesterday morning. MT. Upton resided in Tombstone many years and ha. many friends :n :h.s city wsc vi! receive the news of his passing with regret.
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SURPRISE PARTY

Master Arthur Staniger was the re- cipient Of a pleasant surprise party las: evening at the family home or Fremont; street, when a large number of young kiddies assembled 10 engage in an evening of fun and merriment. ,t was the young fellows 18th anni- versary and the evening was enjoyed with games and good eats. tine young jewellers continuing the din of merri- ment till long past midnight. when they adjourned. wishing many happy
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FINISHING.

The srai;ng of Toohey Brothers will be finished this week and all that remains Of their contract is the ccE- pfsjJn of the bridges and culyerts and the finishing touches of the dirt work. The intersection. ot the state highway apd the commission bull; highway is asbou; thousand feet west of the Ires ent crossing. but on the Bens0n side of tte railroad track
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VISITING PARENTS.

Miss Rosie Holland spent Sunday in Tombstone with her parents Mc. and Mrs. Bud Holland She is em- termas;ers department at Fort Hua- chuca
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HERE FROM DOUGLAS

E.. C Porter. former assistant chief clerk Of he board of supervisors. but Gow associated with r. r. Caldwell in the undertaking business st Douglas. business matters. coming here to take charge of tine body of Miss Jes- sam;ae Blair. who saccumbed to tub erculOsis this morning
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FROM eissEE

k. C. Riddle, former resident of this city. was business visitor in the county seat today from Bisbee. where he is now located. UNDERWENT OPERATION
 Mrs. Alec McCargo. who was taken to Bistee recently. has been operated upon and is doing very well. which Is pleasing news to her friends in this city.
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NEW COM R.

moved to Tombstone They are oc- cupying the former residence of C. w. Webster
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BACK FROM OIL FIELDS

Attorney Harry l.. Pickett of Boyle & Picket, has returned from visit 70 the Texas oil fields and is entku- siastic over the field in general and the prospects of the Safety First Oil and Gas company Of this city. in par ticular Mir. Pickett went to Texas for the local company. whose holdings are in the vicinity of Ballinger. The company will sink two wells and al- ready has the franchise to supply oil =.a s.s tc the city cf Bal'inger This morning the sum of 5000 was tele- graphed to . Ballinger bank as . guar
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BROUGHT PRISONERS.

Deputy Sheriff Joe Hardwick. of Douglas. brought up seven prisoners fJr the county jail today as follows: Rafael Durazo, charged with grand larceny; Antonio Ybarra, juvenile. charged with theft; w. J. Buckmas;- CT, juvenile, charged with bootlegging: C. N. Hedrick, bootlegging; Kid Wright. bootlegging. N. Merchant. bootlegging. Atula Lopez, alleged in sane.
 TOURISTS.
 Over thirty cars of tourists passed east through Tombstone yesterday. most of them from California headed for the Texas oil fields.
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TUCSON ATTORNEY.

Attorney L. G. Moore, senior mem Der of the law firm of Moore ( Dun seath. of the old Pueblo, as e visitor in Tombstone today on legal business before the Superior Court. in the in terests of his clients He is accom- panied by his wife and are stopping at the Arlington.
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CASE TO JURY.

The case of Mrs. Thos.. Thornber ry. as administratrix of her husbands estate ys. R. J. Reese, went to the jury late this afternoon following two days trial in the Superior Court. The case is a damage suit for s10,0eO.
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VISITING MOTHER.

VISITING MOTHEH.
 Miss Letitia Featherman and broth CT. are visiting in Tombstone from Lordsburg. N M. the guests of their parents, MT and Mrs. Vim. Feather man.
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TRAVEL HEAVY.
TO LOOK OVER GOLDEN CLIFF PROPERTIES.

W. A. Snerill. Bruce Wagner. W. P. Walker and Robert Mitchell left yes- teraay morning for the Casa Crande district where they go to look over the properties of the Golden Clin Mines company. which was recently incorporated. articles of incorporation appearing in ehh issue. Several To- cal men are interested in the proper sies and arc anxiously awaiting the report og the investigators.
 SPECIAL vENIae REPORTS
 The following is the list of special
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INSPECTION TOUR.

ing two days.
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SERVING SENTENCE UNDER
 SUPREME COURT MANDATE.

out the smokes
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FROM DOUGLAS.

MT and Mrs George Holland and chiidrea ma,ored to Bisbee yesterday to spend the day with relatives and friends
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REPORTED LOW
WITH ILLNESS

hls predecessor.
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CARD RECEIVED FROM SERGEANT COSTELLO

onths has enjoyed the b
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FROM eISBEE

seat today
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IN FROM TURNER

the Superior court. IN FROM TURNER
 James I-awry and wife o. Turner were visitors in the city yesterday. | They were accompanied by their son. ! Denton. who was recently discharged rom the navy. DOING WELL
 Ralph Cowan. who ;s confined to his bed q, the cowan ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley with an attack Of pneu- 1T oaia. is doing well under the care of nr. Hughart. LEAVES FOR TUCSON.
 Pa.rclman C. p. Moore. of the Noun tain States telephone and Telegraph company. ,eit this morning for Tue son. where he will attend 10 business matters for the company. TURNER RANcHERs.
 Dan and Herb Harkey. well known rarchers of the Turner district. ill the Euachucas. were among the visitors .a the city today. attending to busi- ress matters They returned home in the afternoon
 TO VISIT DAUGHTER
 Mrs Frances j. Abe!. secretary treasurer Of the Gibson Abstract com pauy left his morning for Mesa. .a.re she VII speu! severa! weeks oa ,isi; with her tauth:er. Mrs. Dr D-ane
 ARRIVES 1T! NEW YORK
 l postcard received from J. C. Dugeaut, vAo formerly resided i= Tombstone. states tht he is well and lad landed ill New Yo-h FroE: there he as transferred to Camp Pike for discharge.
 TO STRONGHOLD
 Prof J. A. Rockfellow left this morning for his ranch in the Cochise Stronghold alter spending several days in this ely on business. Mrs. Rock:ellow will remain in the city visiting friends.
 IN FROM RANCH
 William Latley. well known pioneer cattleman of Tombstone, arrived in town today from the Bar Root ranch in the Chiricahuas He is accompa- nied by Steele Woods, who will visit with the Lutley's. VISITING FRIENDS
 Allen Riddly of Douglas. was visi- tor in the county seat today with friends. MT. Riddly recently was dis charged from the service. having seen ! service overseas. He is now connect ed with the Douglas Drug company. NEW vENIRE TO
 REPORT MONDAY. All jurors who had not been select ed in cases before the Superior court today were excused by Judge Lock.
 wood and a new venire of 70 jurors or aered to report for duty Monday morn. ing.
 TUCSON ATTORNEY.
 Attorney l.. G. Moore, senior mem
 Der of the law firm of Moore ( Dun
 seath. of the old Pueblo, as a visitor
 in Tombstone today on legal business
 before the Superior Court. in the in
 terests of his clients. He is accom- panied by his wife and are stopping at the Arlington.
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PLANS FOR DANCE
 PERFECTED AT MEETING

a:es having stolen the none.
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MAKES APPLICATION.

row evening.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10


NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESS
MENT ROLL IN IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 3, AND OF THE
TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING
OBJECTIONS TO SAID ASSESS
MENT ROLL.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the Assessment Ron in Improvement
District No. 3, certified to the City
Council by the Engineer and the
Committee on Streets is on nile in
the office OF the City Clerk: that the
date OF such hling is July LIST. 1919.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
That on Tuesday. the 29th day OF
July, 1919. at S o'clock = NJ al the
council room in the city hall. the
city council will meet for the purpose
of hearing and considering objections
TO. such assessments. The owner OF
owners OF any property which is as
sessed in such assessment roll whe.
Their named or not in such roll. may
within ten days from the last publ
cation Of this notice, file with the
city clerk his objections in writing
TO said assessment.
First publication hereof July Bird
IA. d. 1919.
Last publication July nth. A ID
1913.
by order OF the City Council
! (SEAL) J. r. KEENAN,,
City Clerk
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-10
A REAL BARGAIN

IL lots. so by 1875 feet I,aost .
acres all together; broom house
city water and electric lights al the
door; 10 by 20 feet shed barn; lots
partly fenced and al ia high state
OF cultivation. Shade trees and small
iru'ts; good root cellar Across the
street form the best improved acre.
age In jerome. Immediate possession
Price SlO5O. Why pay rent? VIII
trade Tor hogs. cows. sheep or hay.
X. S. FRAZER