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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-17
by HARRY =. LEE Deputy.
July ~. -, 81. Aug. Z.
STATE on NEW MExIoo

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STATE Corporation Commission Of New Mexico
Certificate Of Companion.
United states OF America. State OF New
II 4 Hereby Certified. thst the annersd is
a full, true and complete transcript Of tho
Amendment 10 Certificate Of Incorporation Of
mi IND CiILDtEN = HOSPITAL lNo
Stockholders Liability inercaaing Capital
s9Tdl with tho endorsements thereon. IS same
AppeAn on file aud of record Ia the office OF
tho state Corporation Commission.
In Testimony whereof. the state Corpora
ilon Commission Of The state Of New Mexico
has caused this certificate TO he firund by its
Chairman and the seal Of said Conmlssien.
to be affixed AZ the City 81 santa We on this
IAN day Of july, A. D. 1910.
tseaD HuGh IL. WILLIAMS,
a. j.. MORRISON.
Clerh.
WOMEN AND CHIIDREN's HOSPITAL tNo
stackholder's Liability CERTIFICATE Oh
INCREASE OF CAPITAL STOCK.
State % New Nexicp. County o. BernAlillo, ~
We the undersigned. eeihg the Presiden,
ahd Secretary respectively Of Woman sHd
Childrcn's Eospiial lNo Stockholders Lila
biiity) do hereby certify that paTsuani 10 !
resolution duly pstssd by the Board Of ID
rertors ~ this corporation declaring surl
change advisable and calling a Special stock
holders Meeting 20 act thereon, there wal
held st the office Of this corporation In Alba
qnsrque, New Atexico. on the lat day Of July
1913, a Special Stockholders Meeting AM
that all Of tre stockholders having votinl
power heiuE all Of the stockholders u thil
corporation wern present Al said meeting nns
hll voted In favor Of inercaHinf the anthoritr,
capital stock Of this corporation from Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars TO Pity Thousand Dol
lars divided Into shares Of One Hundred Dol
lars each aud al being eommon stock, ant
thHt the assent of All Of the stockholders va
given TO such amendment and change ~ sai'
meeting.
That the office Of said corporation 10 thu
state ia iu Albuquerque. Aow MeKic2. aud tn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-17
LIVE sToCB

FOR sALE-Old and young rabbits with
hntehrn. 400 s. Mhlln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-17

RABBITS FOR sALE Two does. ! buck aud
twelve little rabbits. Oh south Arno.
Phone ITO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-17

ENr-Two front rooms furnihhcd 70
housekeeping 80 North an
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
PIONEER ROAD MAN

In the road race party from Fl PasO here yes =rday the pioneer cross country automobile scout NIT. C. b. Lesser. was a member. MT Lester. or better known as Daddy" Lester. is the original logger" and the man who ramei the Borderland Route. and ii may be said that up to date no change in the route has been made rom his original logging However. {. did log the Tucson 10 Yuma route ia Ajo wllh the idea that this wouli he he Borderland Route or al least An optional route in the future Ina, future is nov a. hand for Pima has voted the bonds fer its construction in Pima. and Yuma will vote the balance Jt the road this month.
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MAY PLAY HERE

The Tombstone rennls club is in receipt of communication rom Al torney Francis D. Craoie. of Flagstaff relative to a contes. % he held n Tombstone follow ing ha s-ace t1urn4. ment in Tucson. The Flagstaff club has several good players. and after the tournament al Tucson will come 10 Cochise county ana play in Tom0. stone. Douglas and B.sbee Mir C-abe is well known in Tom5s.ona. having resided here for many years. during which time he served several terms as postmaster. later studying law and passing the state examination yith T high mark. He is now engaged il practice al Flagstaff and is noted among the foremost attorneys in the northern part of the state The sec retary of the local club will make ar arrangements for series with the Flag staff club
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IN BAD SHAPE

The road from the Santa Cruz linz 10 Fairbank needs repairs This ,s the Borderland Route and traffic IS pretty good and il should be put in trayelable shape. especially since the road through Pima and Santa Cruz are in good shape riga: up 10 the Co., chise line
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STATE ENGINEER HERE TODAY

State Engineer Thomas Maddock and Field Engineer Ingram. arrived in the city this afternoon to confer with the board of supervisors on road mat eral aid and several projects in this part of the state are coming along nicely and that he expects to soon have these funds available He also stated that the survey of the road from Patagonia to Fai-bank will be completed shortly and that federal aid will also be asked on this road From here the gentlemen will continue to Bisbee.
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DEER HUNTING SOON

Deer season will open the frs; Of October. and as reports from the mountains say that deer are plen,. ful. many hunters are making preparI- tions to take the trial Of the flee: animals. Forest rangers are also pre- pairing 10 police the hunting districts. and 10 look after the safety of hun .ers and chiefly the prevention Of for est fires by careless campers
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DISCHARGED FROM NAVY

Jim Cook arr.ved in Tombstone las. evening from San Francisco where he vas recently discharged from the nary after TWO years service. He has been s;atio2el on the [. s s. Ne5rask as seaman and during the past two years made several trips across the pond when the dreadnauyht was doing convoy duty The Nefhaska is now q par, Q: the Pacific fleet. which only recently cams into the western WI -a7s, and upon is arrival al san F-a2- cisco. s1me o; the crew were siyel .he.r discharges Jim will remain ia Tombstone for seve-a! days with his brother. A :. Cook and family. con '!Huias or D Texas where his par ems 10. reside.
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MANY WILL ATTEND DANCE AT GLEASON

Many local parties will motor 70 G-eeson next Saturday night 70 attend ae big dance given by the committee .a charge of the cowboy celebration .o be staged there october 4,h and 5th The Douglas cavalry Jazz will fur, aish the music fer both the oe.ebrl. ion and the dance.
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VISITING MOTHER
TRAIN INSPECTOR HERE

The regular inspection of the E. P. x ;. W. syAem was in Tombstone this morning. The officers found every thing in the local office Is ship shape as is always the case, due to the ef- .icient management of Agent F.
 We=teryel; Mir. WeSteryelts recor with the company is excellent, the
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OCTOBER FIFTEENTH

E. sure and have your license by inc fifteenth of the present month if you are going 10 get :n on the quail shooting. the season for which opens shooting beings on that date
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vs!TiS GFR.ENOS

Theodore Fauacs. formerly a res.- den, Of Tombstone. came up from Douglas yesterday. having been dis charged from The l.; cavalry He has many friends in this city. a.i after spending sa'eral days here vii. go Q his old nome in Greed, Colorado He ls inc gues; c: Caas. Schneider durir. his say here
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TOMORROW NIGHT

Al the Crystal theater tomorrow night Dorothy Dalton will be seen :r Hard Boiled" a drama with lots Of good comedy and also heart interest IL is the story of a busted" drama tic company in nick" town. There is also a good two reel comedy.
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LOW ELL DEPUTY
ening
NEW cHEvROlETS

The Day and Night Garage today re ce.ved shipment of three carload; Of Chsvrolets. which have akeady beer sold The Day & Night Garage re- port that they cannot get the cars fast enought to supply the increasing iamlnl
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CHiLCREN'S DANCE

l. i. Q-.-e likely tha. the children will be entertained next Saturday afternoon a the Schieite!in Hall by the ladies of the Eastern Star and that a dance wil. be given from three 10 five o'clock. with the High school Orcies:ra furnishing the music
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tFrom Wednesdays Dailyl
NEXT DANCE

I, is expected tha; the announce men. 0; the Esx; dance a; Sch!efielil Hall will be madetomorrow its only question os music now. since ,he Jazz orchestra is taxing a thre weeks vacation in the east and will begin :he.r regular twice a month engage reat al the Schieffe.in Hall the 1o.l of November h the mean time the maragemeu; is hunting around fo- appropriate music for October.
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S'OyEO
CLEESON ROAD NEXT

County Engineer Smyth announces :h4. :he Walter Rushin road crew vii finish shortly on the Charleston road and then take up the work of repairing the county highway from Tombstone ;o Courtland through G!ee-
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ITS A BOY

If that next case of soda pop Is not quite up 10 standard don't cuss Soda Pop Marshall. because the Tombstone pop" king is now a gen uine pop It's a boy and bouncing 'pounder Mother and son are doing vel. while Pop" Marshall has for gotten all abol; the soda business. al: east fer ;he time being.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05

las his headquarters again establisr- ed Fairbank, and is constantly on the watch for the contraband celestial For the past year he has been sta toned at Indian Oasis. near Tucson. AUTO WRECK
 County Recorder Ray B. Krebs re- ported an auto wreck on the road to TuCsol last evening in the Santa Rita5 between the Empire ranch and Tue son. A Ford car with a man an l woman and four children left the grade falling over an embankment forty feet The car was demolished but none of the occupants were ser iously injured. They were badly shak- en up and slightly bruised and were fortunate in escaping with their lives. LOWELL DEPUTY
 Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster. of Los e';. was a visitor in the county seat his afternoon on business with the sheritt's office He returned this ey-
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05

Lieut. Kosler and party spen. sev- eral hours in the city yesterday from F.. Huachuca. returning home late in the evening
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SlSBEE ATTORNEY

Attorney Alexander Murray. of Bis, bee, was in the county seat today on matters before the Superior Court.
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OVER FRo.- SlS8EE

Roy Igo. brother CT Court Interpre- ter John Igo. came over from Bisbee this afternoon for brief stay
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NOGAlES VISITOR

Roy Blair, well known rubber deal in the city today interviewing the trade relative to their needs in the line of tires. tubes and all rubber yoois
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From Thursdays Daily:

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 J. x Gaines. administrator Of ;he Ben Cook estate. recently scld the ..,le bungalow opposite the telephone J:.--e and he adobe buildings oppo- ste Ms Reaches residence to Wal Ter Thomas MT Thomas will occupy ne b-2g1.ow ab1u; the first cf the le2; mo2.h.
 TovEo
 Rodg=- Saunders and family has moved back from the hill to his own residence
 ? A. Mcfarland and wife have again taken Gp their residence in .ls,- cottage on Toughuut Street.
 0. C Bel, and wife and J. L. Duget aGd wife have taken apartments in he Lawry cottages.
 James Simpson and wife have nov. d into the Mead cottage on sikh street
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THE ONCE OVER

C. L.. Cummings had the pleasure yesterday of showing the Bird Cage ,heater and his wonderful collection of Indian baskets and souven;ers to the party of Fl Pasoans. who wera here in the interests of the coming road race.
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TO iGO RANCH

Bob Schuyler, Of Bisbee ~ss in ;ns city today en route to the Igo rancn iu the Turner district
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FROM COURTLANO

Wm. Holmes. presiien, O: the Leldyille Mining company. was ] business yisi;cr ia the ci:y today from CourilaId
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FROM WILCOX

Frank Ro:;man and wife. of VIII cox. arrived in the city las; evening and drove hnre this morning in new Cheyroie. purchased from the Day X Night Garage
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,From Mondays Dai,y)
FROM CAMP

We noticed Engineer Al Jenkins and Chauffears Frank Sanders and M-. Courtney in from the road camp yes terday. They left for the santa Ri tas with two loads of powder this morning
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BRIEF VISITOR

Assistant Attorney General L. 3. Whitney was brief visitor ia the county seat today. having mOtorel over from B:sbee. having come down from Phoenix on official matters H1 raturned 10 R.sbea this evening
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goods
LOWELL DEPUTY

Deputy Sheriff Tom Foster, of Low ell. was a brief visitor in the county seat this afternon, testifying in the case Of the State vs Mrs. Maud Me Neil. He continued on to Fort Hua- chuca this afternoon on official busi- ness
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX

County Matron Mrs Mary J Runk!a returned home today from Phoenix where she went to deliver Miss Dor othy Berry. who was wanted by the sheriff's office of Maricopa county to answer charge of passing b2gIs checks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
tFrom Fridays DailyD
RETURNED HOME

Deputy Sheriff Harry Nidkiff re turned to Lowe. this morning
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"RATTlESNaKE NICK"
 MAKES ANOTHER CATCH

Nicholas Ocaoa. familiar figure on ne streets of Tombstone was this morning displaying another catch i' ,he shape Of rattlesnake six fee- .u length and about eight inches ir circumference. The reptile is a dia- mond ratcier. with F rattles, and is the iarSeSt speciment brought to town for some :iule. Nick spends most of his time in the nearby hills. an1 snake catching is his hobby. He has no fear cs the reptiles, and has been bitten se.cral times, with no ser ious results. A voman tourist from the east has bargaineG for the reptile and the publicly acclaimed ''loeo" Nick says it's easy money.
 TO Fr. HuAcHUcA
 Deputy County Attorney Geo. NJ. Roark went to Fort Huachuca this af- ternoon. on official business. expec- ting ;o return home this evening. IN COUNTY SEAT
 Chairman l. C. E. Adams, of the board of supervisors, arrived ip the county seat today from Fort Huachu- ca. where he has been on county busi- ness. He will continue on to his home \ in Bisbee tonight
 eIseEE LEeAl LIGHTS Among the attorneys in the county seat today from Bisbee were Sam Kyle, Alex Murray and Rod Mcdonald
 FROM FAIReANK
 Jeff Milton. Chinese Inspector and
 pioneer of Cochise county, was a
 brief visitor in the city today from
 his home at Fairbank. Mir. Milton
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SPOKEN W ELL OF

There was a tourist party going east yesterday consisting of four men from Arkansas Ci.y, Kan. over the Border .ard Route and to a Prospector man they stated that Cochise county had the best roads in the States of Tex as. New Mexico and Arizona. and that the dirt roads in Arizona led those states and Kansas and California
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05

seat today from his home al Court land. HuAcHucA VISITOR
 Jim Haverty. of Huichuca Siding is in the city today
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tFrom Saturdays Daily
BiSSEE ATTORNEY

Attorney Rod Mcdonald, of B.sbea, was a business visitor at the cour. house today. attending to matters i'll the interests of his clients.
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returned to B.s5ee
SOME AUTO SHOW

The front Of the Day & Night Ca age could have east.y been mistaken for an auto show today. ChevrOIets and more ChevrOiets were lined up for nearly the distance of the whole , block. Manager Ray B. krebs says they are all snid
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
ST. CAvIO VISITOR

F N Goodman. farmer from $. David. was brief visitor ia Tombston today
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY

Attorney Frank Doan. of Douglas. arrived in the city this morning and is conducting the defense in the case of the State vs Wong Tong. charged with the murder O another Chinaman at Fairbank recently
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OLD RESIDENT

That age and beauty can be hap oily interminglaed was demonstrated this morning in the office of Clerk J E. James. of the Superior Court. when Fermin Tapia. photographer and fam license to wed Senorita Maria Dol gave his age as 60 years. and that of his b-iiA-tO-be as lq
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OVER FROM eISeEE

Chief Clerk A w Engeider. of the C. and A. company of Bisbee was business visitor in the county seat today. returning home .this afternoon. FROM DOUGLAS James K. Kelley. of Douglas. was in Tombstone today on business mat ters IF TAKEN NOW
 If the Chinese census was taken now Tombstone would have quite a showing.
 UP FROM BENSON B. Maier. Benson wholesaler. was in the city last evening and this morn ing on his regular trip.
 FROM ST. DAVID
 Hon. John s. Merrill, pioneer of St. David. is in the county seaty on bust. ness at the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
IT REALLY HAPPENED

A popular young man abOC; town, who is in Tombstone for the benefit he hopes to derive from her wonder full climate. is unable to speak except in a whisper. He was serving as cashier in one of the local restau, ants the other day. when a gentle man presented himself at the counter to pay for his and his friends dinner He asked how much it was and the cashier whispered. One dollar thirty" The gentleman inquired: 'Is there anything secret about .t."
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
FROM GLEASON

J. F.. Pemberthy, Of Gleeson. is visitor in the county seat today. FIXED
 The road to Charleston is now in the best shape it has ever been since the new bridge was built al Charles ton. County Engineer Sid Smyth has done q good repair job on this road which is used by so many people [, is now good all the way 10 Fort Huachuca. Very little work will pu. the road from the bridge to Overton in Al shape as all iS needed is few cross washes 10 be fixed.
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FROM DOUGLAS


 David Benshimol. Douglas legal light. spent several hours in the city today on matters before tue Superior Court, returning home this afternoon. OVER FROM BIssEE
 Attorney Alexander Murray. of Bis See, spent the day in Tombstone to- day on matters before the Superior Court
 FROM eIssEE Attorney S. K. Williams was in taa city today looking after the interests of his clients.
 LOWELL JUDGE
 Judge J. L. Winters, of Lowell, was county seat visitor today on bus;- ness matters, returning home this af- ternoon.
 TUCSON ATTORNEY
 Attorney w. E. Curry. of Tucson. was visitor in Tombstone today. hay ing matters before the local Superior court. | ------. ~..
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
BENSON MERCHANT

C. F.. Goetz, enterprising Benson merchant, was a business visitor in the city today for several hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
SLEESoN TRAiHMEN

| B. Craig. well known trainmaS 5f Gleeson. was q visitor in the city oiay on imoortan; busiEess-ihat Of being eXCIsed from jury duty
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5lSeEE VISITOR

SBEE V1sTToR
 John ya.d.G. O: B:sbee. sDe2. sev- eral hours n the county seat today. OVER FROM siSsEE
 Clarence M Wolcu.c. of B.sbee. was in the city today oorcc utcfrNo
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city this afternoon. He recently coni- p.eted several contracts at the Fort. EXCELLENT BOOKINGS
 The bookings for the month of Oc- tober at the Crystal theater are with out doubt the best months pictures ever screened at that house. There are fur special productions besides the regular program. which is filled wi;h better and stronger pays than the ordinary months bookings usually shows
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ON COURT MATTERS

W J. Sha.:uck. or B:sbee. was vis- i.or in Tombstone today as wi-nes, in the Superior court
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VISITORS FROM FORT

COurtlaId.
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FROM Bl sB EE

l.. o. Overlook. of Bisbee. is :n th county sea; doing jury duty
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BACK FROM BIS6EE

BACK FROM BiS6EE
 Sheriff James Mcdonald returned today from Bisbee where he hes bee for..the past week on official busi- ness.
 IN CITY
 State Engineer Tom Maddock and hours in the city today, conferring with various county officials. Field Engineer Ingram, spent several CONTRACTOR MERE Contractor c. C. Hendricks. of FL. Huachlca, was a brief visitor in th ,
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
HIGH COST OF SHOOTING

The high cost of shells has been tha means of keeping many shooters out of the dove fields IL takes a good shot 10 make the bird shooting pay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-10-05
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
5iSBEE VISITOR

5iSEEE VISITOR
 J. C. Mills. of Bisbee. spen; sever al hours in the city :his morning VISITING MOTHER
 Mrs. Geo. I,ockhil! and son, os Bis bee. are spending I week in Tomb stone with Mrs Rockhill's mother. Mrs. A Hill!
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PROBATION OFFICER

Miss Esther Cummings, chief de putty probation officer is in .he ci.y today or official business from her headquarters at B:sbee.
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AGAIN LOCATED HERE

Miss Ethel Gribble. formerly rest dent of Tombstone. but recently of and is employed in the office of Cour- " Recorder Ray B. krebs as steno- grapher. Miss Gribble has been em- ployed in Phoenix for the past severs, months. During her former residence here she was bOokkeeper at the Tomb stone Commercial Go. Her many friends are pleased to have her bacl; in :he city.
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IN FRcH TURNER

Batch Faa-e-. wei known rsnche- Of the Turner dis .ric. vas brief busi. aess visitor iE the city today, return .rg hoI- ttis afternoon.
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KING HERE

H. A. Jastro. president Of the B0qui1 las Land and Cattle company, and well known cattle king. was a busi- ness visitor in the county seat today ric Is on his regular visit to the BO- quillas holdIuss :- this section.
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FIXED
ENlARGES SCHOOL

The enterprising people Of the BucHa school district have jus; added two rooms to their school at the ir- ters ection of the Tombstone to For; Huach lea and Ramsey Canyon roads As TOW constructed there is a large cloak and entrance room in the middle with al equipment necessary and one large school room on either side of the entrance room. The district is in need of another school teacher. TO DOUGLAS
 Deputy Treasurer W. P. Walker motored to Bisbee and Douglas yes terday on business, returning home last evening.
 IN FROM RANCH
 Mart Conroy and wife are in the city today from the Stockston ranch. having dental work attended to. ELotM cATrLeMAN
 A F wlIfjin and wife, of Elgin spent several hours in the city today, Mir. wuIUin attending to business ma. ters. He has. cattle ranch in the Elsin district. FROM cHIRicAHUAs
 o. E. Meadows. rancaer and cattle man of the Chiricahua mountains wal a business visitor in the city today. FROM SOUTHLAND
 T. ". Bates. well known cattlemar of the Sulphur Springs Valley. was ] brief business visitor in the countl
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TO Er. HuACHuCA

Deputy County Attorney Geo. NJ Roark went to Fort Huachuca this af ;ernoon. on official business, expec ting :J return home this evening.
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AUTO WRECK THIS
MORNING

While motoring 10 Tombstone this morning from his home al Webb. W:n Dillman, well known rancher of the Sulphur Springs valley. suffered slight injuries when h.s Ford vas overturn- ei between G!eeson and me county sen: He was pinaed under the car bu: na-agef to ex-r:ca.e himself. sui, :sr.Eg sprainei arm The Day & Niga- Garage wreck.ns cre~ bryugi.; he car .r for repa.rs.
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BANKER HERE

G. NJ Smith. president of the Co. chise County State Bank, was a visi. tor in the city today from Benson, con ferring with Cashier K N Koplen, O: .Aa rnoa,
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OVER FROM 5iS6EE
BRIEF VISITOR

J F.. S,aq,etou ot Bisbee was in Tombstone today. returning home th.s afternoon