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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-27

hands or Mckay ana ReudbR wh0 nave finished the Cochise to Pearee road. APPLY FOR CHARTER.
 A; tse meeting of the returned ser vice men held last evening the pre- liminary work toward securing a To- cal post of the legion was completed and a temporary chairman was e.ec- ed to make application for a charter rom the national organization. O G Bell was elected and will at once make application for the charter. and n soon as received a meeting O. all service men will be called to perfect the permanent organization. elec' of icers and name the various commit tees. The name selected for the post was one of the question before the meeting and it was unanimously de cided that the Tombstone post wJTlc be named in honor of Roy E Fourr Tombstone boy who lost his fife wh'e serving in Siberia
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other cases
FIRE DOES SLIGHT DAMAGE TO COTTAGE HOTEL.

Fire which broke cut in one of the rooms of the Cottage hotel about } o'clock this afternoon. brought the volunteer ire fighters out. But the blaze was extirguished before the car;s could arrive. with a small gar den hose
 The fire started in a clothes closet Of room II. and as no one had been in the room since early this morning il is hard to account for the blaze
 The cart stationed ;n the City Hall, which is usually the first one on The scene al a fire, was somewhat late in arriving today. owing to difficulty en- cCun:ered in removing t from the building. A few days ago workmen were put 10 work digging a drain for food waters or rIat side of the street. to keep the water from flowing over tne recently surfaced tnorougnfare- The cart was pulled ou. toward the street and the big wheels settled in the ditch and it was some time before il could be pulled out. with the Ford ! truck of the Reeves feed store snort ing and choking as it labored to drag the heavy cart from the ditch. This ' litch should be bridged by a small trestle so as to permit the removing Q: the fire apparatus with the least amount Of trouble
 The damage done by the fire was slight. and was estimated by several
 to amount to not over two hundred ! dollars.
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TO WORK PAYNASTER

The old Paymaster silver Nine at Twin Buttes. Pima county. is to be reopened. according 10 reliable report This was a famous old mine in pio- -eer days. The company that is pre- paring 70 reopen it is the Paymaster Silver Lead company.
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(From Saturdays Daily
ATTORNEYS IN TOWN.

Tombstone was visited by a nun, Der of attorneys from various parts of the county today on court matters, including H. E. Pickett. Frank Doan. Bruce Stephenson. Douglas; C. T. Matthews. John Sanders, Rod McDon- aid. J. M Ross. Bis6ee
 HERE FOR TRIAL.
 Judge A. G. McAlister. of Safford. Graham county. arrived in the city today. having been called here to sit in the case of the State vs. Cecil Adams, in which Judge Lockwood was disqualified. The Judge will return to his home at Stafford tomorrow. fol. lowing a brief visit to Bisbee and Douglas.
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TO CELEBRATION.

Among the Tombston!tes who went to st David today to attend the Pio- near celebration were Ray B. Krebs and ! W Howe. A number of other auto parties also vent down 10 the big time and will remain over for the dance tonight
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From Saturdays Daily)
WOOlERYS HERE.

Lee 0. and Lou Woo.ery are visit ing n Tombstone for several days on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-27

Mrs Frank Shoots. accompanied by her children. arrived in the city this afternoon from Fort Huachuca. and will spend several days here on a vis- l. with her parents, Mir and Mrs. C. r! Holland and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-27

The Tombstone Auto company an- n5uaces that beginning August 1st. the headquarters for the RockhilI Bis -a-Tom5stone Sage will be at the Tombstone Auto Company Garage. and a.l reservation can De made at the office, either by person or by phone, Nr,nher 2H
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MOVES FAMILY.

Mrs. JCe Hartwick, wife of Deputy Sheriff HarGwick, and children. arriy- ei in Tombstone yesterday to join MT. HariWiCk. who will be stationed in Tombstone They have taken the Cummings cottage across from the Catholic charch
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VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs. 4. r. Horton and children, of Cisco. Texas, arrived in Tombstone last evening and will remain here for several weeks, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Waiter Rushin. parents Of Mrs. Horton
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THROUGH TO BENSON.

J. C. Ryan, engineer of the Cochise County Highway Commission, accom- panied by Jimmy Ovens, ef Bisbee. nassed through town today enroute to Benson. where Mfr Ryan will inspect roads.
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FROM BENSON

Manager + Sulr,. cf the MUUntai:l States Teleuhons rpmsnv. returned yesterday from Benson. where ne had been putting the telephone system back into comm izsion following the burning out e tia entire system by lightning during r5e storm of Satur- day
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BENSON VISITORS.

Among the visitors in Tombstone today were Constable Billy Bennett ari wife, Lee ia--!Tgton ard Mrs. Kate Brown, O. s'erson. havir-, ousi- ness at the lpUrc house. They return sd home this a:.s.-oon
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PRACTICAL DEMONSTRATION OF HOW DRUNK WALKS.

How universally the movies have made their impression was well illus trated in the trial of Angel Alezo yesterday A bright Mexican boy, ten or eleven years of age, Santa Ana Murrietta by name. had testified that a man about the defendants place was drunk. Upon crossexamination At torney Gibson asked the boy how the intoxicated man walked. and the boy
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LOWELL DEPUTIES.

Among the visitors in Tombstone today as witnesses before the Super or coura were Deputies Tom Foster nd Jack Ryan. having been subpoen- led in the ssland-Reei case
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Services will be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic church Sunday morn ing at s:3o o'clock.
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TOOK PRISONERS TO PEN:
 INSANE TO ASYLUM

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rofferty and Mr< A Staniger yesterday took four prisoners and two insane patients 10 the peniteniiary and state hospital at Phoenix. as follows Dot Champion aud Willie Rawles. who were found guilty of manslaughter. and sentenced % serve nc; less than nor more than 10 years; AnastaciOn Flores. ! Mexican woman who pleaded guilty 70 infanticide committed al Pirtleville. n hen she threw her liegitimale born child into a CessDool. and re Hc; ed sentence of not less than 9 nor more than years Jose Teran. found guilty Thursday of forgery. receiving sen tence of not less than 3 nor more than years. Orvid Scoiield sra Rosa Wartime both insane. committed 10 the state hospital al Phoa1ix.
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(From Tuesdays Daily
HOSTING.

HOSTING.
 The oregon was hois;ing ore yes l,erday
 TO eiseEe.
 Mrs. Lacy Trumbo ani Mss Eta Sanders visited in Bisbee today be tween stages with friends TO sIseEE.
 John H. Davis. superintendent Of the Bunker hill mines company is in Bisbee or business today.
 ST DAVID VISITOR. 4. $. Christianson. of St David. was among inc visitors in the county sea: today on business. returning home this afternoon. TO sIssEE.
 A C. Karger anr A II Gardner vent 10 B;sbee today They will take in the boxing match al the Grand ;heater tonight. PROPHET SAYS DRY WEATHER
 Our weather man is under the iu- press;on that we are due for dry spell very soon HOW. RUmoR SAYS so.
 Bumors sn the streets today say ;ha; Bill" McPhersoa. driver Of enc of the Douglas stages. was married ! last light-Bisbee Ore. NEW EILL IN HuscHUcAS.
 The syndicate now operating the ! Reef mine Is figuring on the erection ! Of two hundred ton mill in Carr i .Iryon in the Huachucas. UP FROM FAIRsANK.
 Chief Clerk Barnes of the Boquillas Land & Cattle company of Fairbank. was a business visitor in town today olEEsoN VISITORS.
 Constable l.. NJ. Brown and Justice Of the Peace NJ J. Sullivan spent the day in Tombstone. having brought in TO 6Is6EE. W. A Sherriil. assistant clerk Of the board of supervisors, went to Bis bee this afternoon, whore he will at- tend to official matters returning ou the morning stage. lERoM DOUGLAS. Chief of Police 0. E. Jones. Officer W. C. Coe. Constable J II. Newman. Harry Ross and one of the army mil !itatry police officers. of Douglas, were in Tombstone today or court busi- ness.
 a Mexican named Elmencio Estrada.
 who was tried yesterday in the justice lcourt al Gleeson and sentenced to pay 2 fine of 5000 and serve ten days in jail for having committed assault and
 battery upon the woman with whom
 he is living.
 TO sIsseE.
 Attorneys J. T. Kingsbury and w.. lC. Gilmore, went to Bisbee this morn ling where they were called on busi- ness connected with the deportation leases, in which they represent a num-
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IN BiSe E E.

Engineer A " Jenkins was visi- tor in B.sbee yesterday on business matters
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speed cop on the p.sbee-Dougias high way. was in Tombstone today. having brought up Matty Huisch. wanted on a bench warrant issued out of the Sa- perior court Saturday. following her failure to appear for trial. She was given 8 hearing today and upon rec cmmendaiion of her attorney. Bruce Stephenson. she was released on her own recognizance to appear for trial on August 4 She is charged with violation of the city ordinance of Douglas against prostitution.
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RETURN ED FROM CAMPING TRIP.

County Schco, Superintendent Miss Elsie Toles returned home Sunday from several weeks camping trip in the Chir.cahua mountains. where in company with a party Of Douglas friends a very enjoyable outing Of roughing il" in the rugged Chirica- huas was had
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AT RiNGSIOE

AT RiNGSIOE.
 Among the Tou1bstonites at the riugside in the Grand Theater last night in Bisbee were J. H. Davis. W. T. Boyd. K. N CopIen. W. A. Sher- riu. A. II. Gardner. I. T. Kingsbury. Sd Smyth. John Rock. Mir. voimer. A. C. Karger. J C. Wynn. Mir. Lille, Nr. McCalib. Dowerl Kohl. NJ I. Mo Ke!Iigon and A. F. Parker
 REBUILDING.
 The work of rebuilding tf1e Sunny side Hotel has been started.
 A new roof is being put on the Os- car Cast Bakery shop. The new anG modern bake oven is about installed.
 The Tom Saundercock residence Is completed an but the painting.
 Several new buildings are abou. tc be constructed in towr to meet the needs of renters.
 MET LAST NIGHT.
 The Cochise County Highway Com mission met in B;sbee last night and transacted important business. AZ. tending the meeting were Commis. sioners John Bowen. A. Fl. Gardner, Gerald Sherman and H. A. Clark. Highway Engineer J. C. Ryan was also present Work out of Douglas towards silver Creek will start Mon. ] day morning. This contract is in the
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IN FROM PEARc E.

Deputy Sheriff Hal Smith Of Pearce was a visitor in town today, on mat ters before the court. He was ac-
 ror-oI hy c;by.np.
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OVER FROM 6;S6EE.

A W Howe. of the claim depart, ment of inc Copper Queen at Bisbee. was among the visitors in town to- day
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Capt. C. E. Kel,ou. of Ke,ton. wa ] visitor in town today.
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NEWS PlcTuR ES.

Both Pathe and the Hearst Weekly News Service have Cinema men in Douglas anl Bisbee taking news pic tures Of the attorneys, defendants. prosecuting witnesses and officers LOW taking part in the famous depor- ;a;.cn cases being heard in the smelt- 2 rcity Yesterday they operate- Bisbee and today they are in Douglas. This case .s not only Of national note but the news people consider il Of international importance and the pie ,ures will appear :n thousands of the aiers as par. of their weekly news ser vice views.
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NEARING COMPLETION.

The Tombstone to Fairbank end of the state highway into Fairbank is nearing completion. There is very excellent piece of hill grade work from the high line the road follows 10 the low land just about a mile out Of Fairbank Th1s road Is near.y :eady 10 be thrown open to traffic.
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HERE FROM MELTON.

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OVER FROM s:S6EE.

Nj j. Cassidy. claim agent for the Fke;s.s Dodge. Copper Queen branch. at Bisbee. spent yesterday in Tomb stone on a visit with friends. z4 JURORS FOR MONDAY.
 .,.f ge Lockwp5i ordered spec.ai sel..e of 7s moe jurors for next Mon day ahich were drlwn this morning in capi. and handei to Sheriff McDJnali ."r suepoenae. TRoR RANCH
 Mrs " II. Neel. owner O. the Four Bar Cattle ranch, and he. .ore..--., Gco'ee Storms. were visitors II he sca, iy seat toi.s, hl.sn. 5us-Ecs, q; n, o,urt hou-n TO DOUGLAS
 A F. Parker and wife. and W. .i Fsirey. Texas cil man. and one cf he trustees of the Three . Ore OA rCr;I- Psay. went to Doa- as yesterday. on business for the company
 TO PASADENA
 ert Axtell. who has been visiting here the guest of her sister. left this morn- ing for Pasadena. where she viii spZnd >he surumr, r,@r.t.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs W P Walker. wife Of Chief Deputy Walker of the treasurers Of flee, returned home yesterday from Douglas where she had been on 2 .is.t accompanied by her children. NEEDS RAIN.
 It's hardly believshle hut true. thera are spots on the Benson road tha, are in need of rain yet. so that il may be dragged more It was alive with cars yesterday and is in good shape for travel
 CEMENTiNG WELL.
 F II Reeves. owner of ;he o Bar ranch near Tombstone, is hay:n., his well cemented 10 protect ic oLa;nst caving. caused by the large amount Of surface water during the rains of :he past several weeks FRoH SOUTHLAND.
 MT and Mrs Dominica Giacoletto and children. of Courtland. came over today. Mrs Giacoletto and children re- , turning home this afternoon. while 1 Mir. Giacoletto will remain to look | over leasing proposition in the dis i trict ARRIVED FROM TEXAS.
 Mrs. J. c. Dugat arrived in Tomb | 4sone Saturday from Eagle Pass, Tex, where she had been visiting relatives. joining her husband. who is again To- !, ,cated in Tombstone. The Dugats l Ysre married shortly after he arrived i home from France MANY PICNIC PARTIES. Yesterday being aa ideal cay many local prcnic parties spent the day in !he mountains close by. The roads are rs .,ried ns little rought in the foot hills, tut not impossible. Tourist par ties rom surrounding towns also came through in large numbers.
 FROM SOUTHLAND.
 Joe Hansen, engineer Of the Great Western at Courtland. was in Tomb stone yesterday. having come here to meet Superintendent F. J. Gibbons of the sarle company. who returned from los Angeles. where he had been called due to the illness of his wife and child. RETURNED HOME.
 Curtis Robinson and brother. Ralph. and Cole Noe, returned Saturday from A three days visit to the Chiricahua mountains with relatives Curtis, who owns several theaters in Globe Jeff for there today. having recei' d word that the big flood in Globe had done considerable damage to his prop e1ty.
 RELEASED UNTIL TRIAL.
 Johnny Barnes. coiored. one Of the men who held up Deputy Sheriff J. K Joy. after he had been arrested for transporting liquor. making away with the booze. and was later arrest ed. was today released from the coun- tv jaiI. on recommendation of the county attorney. by Judge Lockwood
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TO eIssEE.

TO BISBEE.
 Attorneys J. T. Kingsbury and w.. c. Gilmore, went to Bisbee this morn ing where they were called on busi- ness connected with the deportation cases, in which they represent a num- Der of defendants.
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SOLD OORT.

The Tombstone Auto Company re ports the sale of Dort to A W. Wes of Fort Huachuca
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(From Mondays Daily
INSTALLING NEW SAW.

< H Reeves $ in-iallins a neS circular say in his woodward.
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NEW PRIEST ARRIVES.

Rev. William ! Leayer. arrived in Tombstone today from Albuquerque, New Mexico. and will remain here in definitely to take charge O. the local parish of the Sacred Heart Catholic church. Rev. I.eaver is q native of Cincinnati, but has been located at Albuquerque for some time. and ex- poets to greatly benefit his health dur. ing his stay here. He will make an- nouncemert of services before Sun. day.
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FROii SOUTHLAND.

MT and Mrs. Dominick Giacoletto and children. of Courtland. came over today. Mrs Giacoletto and children re- turning home this afternoon. while Mr. Giacoietto will remain to look over a leasing proposition in the dis trict
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(From Thursdays Daily
w ERE IN BlSBEE.

c. Schneider, local tailor and Paul (Footsl Edison. motored to Bisbee and back last evening.
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(From Wednesdays Daily
TOMBSTONE PIONEER DIES.

:ON6S ONe FiONEEH OiGS-
 According to word receivad from Douglas. William o. Abbott, a former Tom bstone pioneer. being interested in business here ii the early days. died in Douglas Saturday. and vas buried there Sunday He was ve,l known here. having made Tombstone his home for q number of years. and has since been located in Douglas RETURNED HOME.
 4. F. Parker aud VI. J. Fairey, who have been in Douglas the past several 1 days in the interests of the Three In One Oil company. returned home to- day. Mrs. Parker accompanied them visiting with Mrs. J. F. Ross. during her visit there.
 BACK HOME.
 Chief Deputy Recorder H. L. Hutchi- son returned home yesterday follow ing a months trip to the California coast. during which time he visited with relatives in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and at Beach resorts. He reports a good time and Frisco the livliest city on the coast
 RETURNED HOME.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and Mrs A. Staniger returned home toiay from Florence and Phoenix, where they took six prisoners for both in stitutions. including two women.
 FROM DOUGLAS.
 Sam Boucher. deputy sherif and
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TANK SOLD.

The Bunker Hill Mines company has sold two large oil tanks and are talk ing them down for shipment These tanks were used for surplus fuel oil m the olden days when the Tombstone Consolidated was trying to pump . big proportion of Coehise county dry. TRAVELLING MAN HERE.
 w. L. Conger. representing the Dun ham. Carrigan & Hayden hardware wholesalers. of San Francisco. was visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today. and while here was the guest of a W. A Sherrill. assistant clerk of the board of supervisors. an old time friend
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TO ST. DAVID.

O. C. Bell manager of the Tomb stone Auto Company, K N Coplen, Of tEe CCch!sa County State Bank and Robert Reed of the Tombstone Auto Company. FrOtored to St David today to attend tue Pioneer Day celebration. They were. accompanied by Mrs. Bell and Mrs C J. Wynn.
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huas was had
PARKER IN TOWN.

A F Parker. Of Tombstone, accom-. panied by h!s family. arrived in Doug las this morning His family will wis it for awhile al the home of MT. and Mrs. John F Ross. MT Parker is now T. presenting the Three-in-One oil Co. originated by Coehise county men. with holdings in the Iowa Park and Electra fields Accompanied by W. J. Fairey. of Floydada. Texas. one of the tir.ciors of the company. he left this morning :or q trip up the valley but will return 10 Douglas tomorrow NIT Parker says the stock is nearly all subscribed for now, despite the fac: that il sells for $50 a share-Douglas T,-
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NO JURY CASES TODAY.

There were no jury trials before the Superior court today, although the case of the State vs. Cecil Adams and wife. charged with violating the city ordinance Of Douglas. No. l7:. with regard to having liquor in possession was set for trial When the tiiae came for trial. however. Attorney lIank W. Doan. for the ieterse. fled all ai. G2- vi: disquaIifying Judge Lockwood IF the case and t was rese, for trial on the 26,h, when Judge Lockwood ~ili call in another judge to sit on the case.
 in the case of the S-a'e vs Thos. F. Day. charged with selling liquor. Judge Lockwood issued q TWO year sUSu' nd. ed sentence, ana iae deteadan. was released
 The jury was excuse'i snCii toner row morning at o'clock. .y:en the cases 0: the state ys Ange Aiczo and S4m Johnson. each oha-geI with 5o0;issging viii coIne up for 1ria;
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NEW STAGE HEADQUARTERS.

Catholic charch
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TONIGHT.

Win Pauline Frederick n The Daughter of the South" the fans will have ar evening or interest at the Crystal theater tonight There will ,lso be ar extra reel,
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IN FROM RANCH.

MT ard Mrs Wm Cowdn and sor. and daughter, Evelyn and Ralph. were visitors in the county seat today on a shipping trip.
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TO BIS E E.

A C. Karger anr A. II Gardner --ent 10 B;sbee today They will take in the boxing match al the Grand ;heater tonight.
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VISITED MERE.

Ernest Davis, of Bisbee. and Jack vestry. of the Dispatch, at Douglas. spent yesterday in Tombstone on a visit with friends
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GEM EXITING WELL.

+ II Reeves. owner of the J o Bar ranch. near Tombstone, is hay.n:. his well cemented 10 protect ic aLa;rs. caving. caused by the large amount Of surface water during the rains of :he past several weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-07-27

Nj j. Cassidy. claim agent for the Fke,ys Dodge. Copper Queen branch. at Bisbee. spent yesterday in Tomb Ssoua am a visit with friauds
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INSPECTING.

l. T. Grazier, division state engineer of highways. was iu town today and yesterday inspecting and mapping ou; highway work on the state highways n -nu out of Tombstone. MT. Frazier expects to have the road camp at Fa:rbank now, on the Tombstone can Itch of August, sending half of the camp 10 each place. He says sur yeyors are now locating the Border land a1d NOgales road out of Pata- ;on.a and working towards the Co., chise county line
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UP FROM BENSON.

H. M. Eckerman, well known con tractor. who is al present working on he cement contract on the lower end Of the Tombstone-Benson highway. was visitor in the city yesterday looking after local interests Nr. tck erman reports considerable damags 10 his forms and preliminary wo-6 re sulting from the heavy floods Of last week which will amount to several thousand dollars loss.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs w P Walker. wife Of Chief Deputy Walker of the treasurers Of flee. returned home yesterday from Douglas. where she had been on .is.t accompanied by her children
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VISITING PARENTS.

Rev. Father W. J.
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ST. DAVID VISITOR.

A :. Christianson. Of St David. was among inc visitors in the county sea. today n business. returning home this afternoon.
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PROPHET SAYS DRY WEATHER.

Our weather man is under the irC- press!on that we are due for a dry spell very soon now
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ARRIVED FROM TEXAS.

Mrs. J. c. Dugat arrived in Tomb skone Saturday from Eagle Pass, Tex. joining her husband. who is again To- ,cated in Tombstone The DUgats wsre married shortly after he arrived
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HUHOR SAYS so.

RumOrs sn the streets today say that Bill" Mcphersoa, driver of enc ot the Douglas stages, was married las: night-Bisbee Ore.
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NEEDS RAIN.

It's hardly beliavshle hut true. thera in need of rain yet. so that it may be dragged more. It was alive with cars yesterday and is in good shape for travel
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fRSS RANCH.

Mrs " II. Neel. owner O. ,he Four Bar Cattle ranch, and he. .yrea-.., Gro'ge Storms. were visitors n he cc1 iy seat to1.t. El.ln.. 5I,.Ers, q; n, I-.urt hou-r
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74 JURORS FOR MONDAY.

.ifge Lockwbpi ordered speciai sel..e of 7s moe jurors for next Mon capit and handei io Sheriff McDonali ."r Suepoenae.