Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-10
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 Ia4sc <. C. Lock soci returned home from Douglas this morning. where he spent Sunday. AS WITNESS
 Deputy Sheriff A E. Farmer came up from Douglas this morning as . witness in the superior court
 GLEASON VISITOR
 Among the visitors in Tombstone today from Gieeson were B. A Fay Tor. Constable L. M Brown and Tom Lannon, having business al the court house. ss -rs COUNTY PHYSICIAN
 Dr. w E vanneman. county hospi- tal physician was up from Douglas today on business before the board of supervisors
 FROM eiSBEE
 Frank Vaughn. Bisbee painter and politician. was among the visitors in the county seat today on business at the courthouse
 RETURNED HOME
 Mrs A F Parker returned home yesterday from Phoenix. wae-e she hId teen called owing 70 the illness of her sisters husband Neil Br:ggs. wh1 was operated upon fir appendicitis He is recovering.
 CHARGED W!rA WiNE-wAHiNG
 The case Of the stare aga 'IS- john Bieve. charged win manufacturing wine in Douglas vas cA tria. in the Superior Cour: this afternoon and not expec,ed io ha completed before :c- morrow morning. the balance Of the jury panel having been excused until tomorrow afternoon al 1:20. TO NATIONAL RIFLE SHOOT
 H. (. Almy. and H. (. Kendall, ac- compsnied by their wives will leave IDnIRuL Ou lEc NDlItu SLdNt A-4II.AFtl for Caldwell. x. J. where the men will participate in the National Rife Shoot as members of the state team. Harry C Wheeler and Norman Abell. the o-n- CT two members of the local team have already left. Mir Wheeler from Douglas and Mir. Abell from Tucson with the Tucson team They will all meet in the New Jersey City. and Arizona expects her team to bring back some laurels at the contest
 ADVISED TO CLIP COUPONS
 Cashier M. NJ Bludworth of the First National Bank has received ad- vices from the Federal Reserve head quarters at Dallas advising holders of Liberty Bonds to clip the coupons and collect the interest, as it is the desire of the government that this money be put into circulation. The bank announces ii would be glad to attend to this matter for Liberty Bona holders. 1T ' FAIReANK BEATS TOMBSTONE
 Tn Timing game yesterday after noon tbe Fairbank Scrubs handed f- to the Tombstone picked team with an awful score of IS to 3, by actual count. Much feature" laying was the result and a. the end Of the 1th inning the local boys threw up the sponge. not beiny able to distinguish whether or m, i, was their fast playing or Umpire .-,,ur Heney's decisions, which lost them the game i return game is De .ny planned, when the ioca! boys s'a-e ..,ey will not be taken by surprise anu -, show the Fairbank Scrubs how 10 play ball.
 WHETHER REPORT INTERESTING
 The weather report for Tomb s,oue. for the month of July as com oie,ea by local U. $. weather ooeer vor H. B. Valance. and forwarded to head ,uarters at Phoenix. The repor' shows that the total precipitation fol the month was and S7 one hundred ,hz inches of rain. record downfall uneQuailed for years before in' greatest in 24 hours was inches o' the 4,h. The report follows:
 Mean maximum s7; mean min S4 mean75; maximum. sS on 25h; mini ...u ss oa 18th; greatest daily rang % on sth: total precipitation '.S inches: greatest in 24 hours. ? % pm 4<h: days with 91 or more rain, l' clear days s; part cloudy 2l; cloud '