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Tombstone epitaph., 1919-03-23
TONIGHT.
DRAFT BOARD, DUTIES
 OVER. TO DISSOLVE

Cochise's draft board and medical ad- risory will be officially dissolved on the last day of this month. according 10 announcement yesterday of Ray B. krebs. secretary of the draft board and Dr. George Bridge. chairman Of the medical advisory board. Final papers of the two boards were for warded yesterday to Adjutant General Charles w Harris. of Arizona. at Phoenix.
 The draft board consisted of pr. C. II. Hunt. chairman. Ray B. Krebs secretary. and H. L. Hutchison, mem ber.
 The medic advisory board includ- ed pr George Bridge. chairman. Dr. N. C. Bledsoe, pr. Harry Reese. Dr. R. B Durfee and Dr. Carl H. Lund. of Douglas
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THE cATLeMEN's CONVENTION

WILCOX. Ariz., March 22.-The Cochise-Graham Cattlemen's conven- ton will be held at wilicm April 4th and 5th. It will be a great event The sports will be in charge of H. A. Johnson. known as Blackberry Slim.
 There will be the usual entertain ment features consisting of cowboy sports. burro roping. broncho busting and scratching the Kaiser. A dance will be given every evening during the meeting. A banquet is also ar ranged by the association. People are requested to bring in all the mean horses and burros that they have and they will be fed during the carnival and well cared for.
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CH ENOWETH HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

Following the preliminary hearing Chenoweth. charged with the murder Of C!aud Mcdowell was committed to the county jail without bail to await ;rial in ;he Superior Court Witness es for tie state al the preliminary yesterday were the wife and small son Of Mcdowell. who saw the shoot ing The case vii. probably come up al the presen; term of court.
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DAMAGE CASE AGAINST CITY OF EIS6EE.

The Superior Court was occupied today with the case of Willard R. Bell against the City of Bisbee for damages. alleged to have occurred over fall received into the subway The plaintiffs attorney. following the selection of the jury. asked that the jury be allowed to go over and view ;he premises. which was granted by the court. provided the plaintiff paid all expenses. The case wfll be re-
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(From Fridays Daily
FROM DOUGLAS.

FROM DOUGLAS.
 Attorney Bruce Stephenson, of Douglas. was a visitor in the city to- day. FROM BIseEE.
 City Marshal J. A. Kempton of Bis bee. was a visitor in town today as a witness before the Superior Court. TO RANCH.
 E. H. Reeves and J. H. McPherson today made a trip out to MT. Reeves J. O. Bar ranch. returning about noon. eIseEE JUSTICE.
 Justice of the Peace James Allison. of Bisbee. spent the day in the county seat. having been called as a witness before the Superior court. THROUGH TO PHOENIX. Bert Fletcher, of Bisbee, spent a
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EOuCHEY WRITES.

Glenn Allen Bouchey formerly em. pioyed 9: the Cochise Mctor Co. has written from Nancy. France. that he Is just recovering from an attack Of influenza. Te says he expects to re- turn 10 the United States in the next couple Of months. He is a member of 1e3 Sanitary Train. 2Sth Division. Bisbee Ore.
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MARRIED AT, DOUGLAS.

The wedding Of Miss Goldie Blum. en;Eal. popular and well known young woman Of Douglas. and Nr. sydney Ha1s. of Bisbee. took place Saturday evening at S:3o o'clock. Judge William C Jack officiating
 NIT. and Mrs. Haas will reside in Bisbee. where MT Haas has business interests Douglas Dispatch
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INFLUENZA IN FORT HUACHUCs.

According to reports received to- day from Fort Huachuca there are large huber of influenza cases there. having broken out within the past week. IL is expected tha; if the dis ease becomes much more prevalent T quarantine will be put in effect until the disease can be stamped out
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GETTING COM MON.

The little game of 'swipe some thing has been going on at the last two or three dances held in Gage Hall and its about time a stop was put to this thing A soldier overcoat was among the missing articles on Monday night
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BELIEVE IN SIGNS.

The City Council are 10 be asked to provide signs for traffic at Fifth and Allen and Fifth and Fremont streets as well as First and Allen and the next street beyond First on Allen so that motorists can get in and out of the center of town 10 the best ad- vantage.
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SPENT OhY ERE.

Pstrolman Billy Sherrll. ci Bis bee, spent yesterday in Tombstone. the guest Of his brother. Assistan; CIeri N. 4 Sherrill. Of the board oi supervisors.
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CASE TO JURY.

The case of 4. G. Stevenson vs. S
 Papovich is expected to go 10 the jury this evening. having been on for the past three days. The jury went to Dixie Canyon to view the premises. and the case will be concluded by evening recess or tomorrow morning.
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stone-Benson road.
TENNIS COURT FINISHED.

The tennis court near the residence Of C. J. Wynn is almost completed and the local fans are making arrange ments for local tournaments to begin as soon as the weather permits. Lat eI i: is planned to form matches with surrounding cities There are num- Der of enthusiasts in Tombstone who will icin the club
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CIVIL CASE IN COURT.

A civil case. o. G. Stevenson vs. s. Papovich. Is on trial !n the Superior court today. The case is for damages arising over the loss of some goats in Dixie Canyon
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916. GOO of $209.4S per capita. New York ranks first. California. fifth. Ne vada 23rd. New Mexico 44th. Texas fist and Utah 27th.
 MORE JURORS.
 A special venire of 50 jurors was drawn today to report on Monday and the sheriff's office is busy issuing sub poenaes.
 cccHIsE BOARD FIRST TO CLOSE REcoaps.
 According to telegram of congrat- u!ations receives. this afternoon by Secretary Ray B. Srebs. of the Local Board for Cochise county. the Cochise board is the frs to get all its rec ords into Phoenix. thereby closing all business connected with the board. Considering in" large volume Of busi- ness handled by the local board. be- ing one Of the largest districts. this is considered a record. ATTORNEYS HERE.
 Among the attorneys in the city to- day were $. K. Williams. John San ders, Rod Mcdonald. Fred Sutter. Alex Murry, F.. J. F7annigan, s. II. Kyle. Bisbee; and $. W. White, of Douglas
 RETURNED.
 Mir. and Mrs H. P. Merrill are back from a two weeks trip by auto to Phoenix
 FROM DOUGLAS. W. R. Shadley. of Douglas. spent to- day in Tombstone. MT Shadley while here expressed himself as strong for the Borderland route being completed as originally planned through Fair banks
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STANDARD OIL MAN.

J J. Sparks, of the Standard Oii lrarch at Lowell, was in town today looking after the local trade lie re- turned to Bspee today
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HoLOiHo JuvEniLs COURT.

Judge A (. Lockwood is in Bisbee today holding juvenile court. Owing to the jury in the case of A. G. Steven son ys. 2. Papoyich having gone to BisDee 10 view the premises in Dixie Canyon. the dispute being over a wa ter r!gh;, there was not sufficient jury men CT the panel to conduct another case. and the balance cf the jury was excused until tomorrow. His Honor taking advantage of the occasion to disrose of several juvenile eases in
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THANKS.

The ladies who gave the dance and supper las; night wish to thank all those who he.ped make the affair the success that il was, and especially MT. George Rockhfll. manager of the Tombstone Bisbee stage. who So gen erously gave the assistance Of value -o ,rs,u
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SPENT SUNDAY.

C. Y Paris a@l wife ard Oscar Doyle. O: Lowell. spent the day in Tom5s one yesterday the guests or Mr. and Mrs. B1d Holland
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OVER FROM BfS8EE.

Mrs. Joe Bishop and daughter. Miss Emma. arrived ia To!asbtone yester- day from Lowell, where they have been visiting relatives, and will To- cate here again
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IN ROH FORT.

J. (. Jetmore. Of Fort i.uachuca was a visitor in Tombstone today proving up on his homestead before L. :. Commissioner w \. Fowler.
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TO DOUGLAS.

County Treasurer Guy C. Welch went to Douglas today where he was called in ofic.a business. expecting 10 return hCme toni ght
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OVER FROM eissEE.

w :. Crawford. former linotype op- erl.or 0: the Prcspector. and now con rected with the Bisbee Review. is sp5 nding several days in Tombstone with friends. Crawford has many friends in the county sea, who are always glad 10 greet him
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OVER FROM PEAacE.

Constable Hal Smith and Jim Lem ons spent the day in the county seat returning to their home at Pearce ia the afternoon
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LOST LAST NIGHT.

SIX silver spoons are missing from :he supper room. and three hats and one ladies purse are over from the dance last night Please return the spoons 10 the Prospec;or Office and cal at the Crystal theater for the hats and pocke, book The spoons ..srs probably taken as a practical joke. probably slipped into someone's pocket by the man or woman next you in fun. but it breaks up set and the return is requested by the ladies An ove.coat was taken as well as some hats.
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TO ROAD CAMPS.

number Of the miners who were by the closing of the mines. have work a; one of the road camps. some at the state camp near Trappman'c and others at Tooheys or the Tomb
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VISITING DAUGHTER.

Mrs. C. " Hicks is spending sever al days here from her home at Bisbee the kuesi of her daughter; Mrs. J. T. kingsbWy
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W ERE IN BISsE E.

Sheriff James Mcdonald and assist a:: County Attorney M I. McKilliga2 wc0- in Bisbee yesterday and today on business
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John kries. who has been in the Go Tombstone today, having been dis charged and continued on 10 Gleason
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SOLD OUT DAIRY.
FROM BUENA.

W N Mclaughlin. of Buena. was among the visitors in the county seat today having business matters He returned home this afternoon
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FL PASO MERCHANTS TO TOUR ARIZONA.

Fifty business houses of F. Paso have agreed 10 make the proposed chamber of commerce trade excur- sion through Arizona and New Mexi- co in April IL is also being consid- cred, bu; nothing definite has been de cided upon this feature of the trip. A military band and a quartet;e will accompany the business men.
 FROM SAN ANTONIO.
 O. G. Bell. fcremrly in charge of the truck department of the Bunker Hill Mining company. who has recent ly returned from overseas. arrived yesterday from San Antonio. where he has been located since his return He has taken a position with the Day & Night Garage. and expects to make Tombstone his future home. He was married while in San Antonio and his wife will arrive within a short while.
 CLEANING UP.
 The Tombstone Rifle Club is hay ing it's range cleared of all obstruc- tions that have grown up in the last year and are also having an arrow head clearing made from the 800 range :o tho county roadway which will give shooters clear vision of approaching vehicles. They are also
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TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Mss Virginia Mars left Sunday for San Francisco. where she will spend severa! months on visi; wi;h rela- tiyes
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this afternoon
MAG HiNERY ARRIVES.

A new Deisel engine and compressor arrived for the Bunker Hill Mines Co. This will be help to quite a number of miners when il Is installed and
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GREAT WESTERN POWER HOUSE RUNNING.

will jcin the club.
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Word received from Court,and is to the effec; that the power house of the Great Western Mining company is now running. having been started up last week Electricy is being furnish ed 70 the new shaft for hoisting and lighting and work is progressing des- pite the present copper conditions.
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SPECIAL vENtRE.

Following is the special venire of jurors which reported in the Super ior Court today:
 Joseph F. Leppert. c. WiRstead, F.. C. Riley. W. G. Bryan. A. FfnRy. J. $ Stewart. Ralph Ingram. Alber; Key holds. J W. Woods. A c. Hinters, of B:sbee; R. F.. Harris. M. McMahan, Chas. x Moore. w. B Cramer. J. F. Bryan. of Douglas: J. C. Fisher. of Pearoe: II. E. Faulcomer. Of Wilcox; A J. We,y, of Dos Cabezas: 4. L. Lo.green. Robinson: 5. Moss. of Low ell. O. D. Walker. 0: Warren; A. B. short. Of Fucker
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(f'rom Tuesdays Daily)
TO LOS ANGELES.

Mrs H. E. Brandt left yesterday for Los Angeles. where she will visi. with ler parents.
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RETURNS TO DOUGLAS.
etSeEE ATTORNEY.

Among the Bisbee attorneys in the city yesterday and today were City Attorney $. II. Kyle. and Fred Sutter and Alex Murray. having a case be- fore the Superior Court
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(From Mondays DailyD
WERE IN 6iS6EE.

Frank and Ted Toohey. Of the Too hey Constructi1n company. slenf yes terday ia Bisbee on business IN PHOENIX.
 H. P Merrill. of Merrill and Fowler Bros. is spending several days in Phoenix on business matters. SOME SNOW.
 The storm Of early Saturday mora ing caused a fve-inch snow fall at the Huachuca reservoir in Miller Can yon
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DAMAGE CASE ON.

The damage case Of Willard R. Bell vs the City Of Bisbee. in which the plaintiff has sued the city for alleged neglect in leaving open an excavation in the rear of the Imperial ice cream parlor. for damages in the sum of s10O00 was continued again today in the Superior court The jury on mo- tion Of the plaintiffs attorney were taken 10 Bisbee yesterday 70 view the premises. It is expected the case will ba concluded by tonight
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MOVING CAMP.
TO FOR HUACHucA.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty went to Fort Huachuca this morning. where he was called on business connected u-ith tho Sherie's office
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gets to working.
GLEASON VISITORS.

Among the vis.-oTs in Tombstone today from Cleeson or business mat ferS were Judge N ]. Sullivan. Con stable L. M. Brown and G. Van Me ter They returned home this after noon.
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OVER FROM LOWELL.

the county seat today. having been SuDaripr C0ur.
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(From Thursdays Daily.
IN FROM sUNNvsiDe.

C. J. Peterson. well known pioneer rancher of Sunnyside. on the south end of the Huachucas was a visitor in the county seat today. having come in to prove up on his land before Uni ted States Commissioner W. A. Fowler SOLD OUT DAIRY.
 James Lamb today sold ut his milk dairy to Thomas Cook. who takes charge immediately and will continue 10 supply the old customers
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IMPORTANT MATTERS AT CLuE MEETING.

med tomorrow
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WiE;am O'Brien and family have moved to Tombstone from Douglas and are dcmici!ed in the Bragg home place.
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FROM DOUGLAS.
GOOD MONEY FROM
 SHIPMENT OF CANS.

The local auxiliary Of the Red Cross today received check for SS3 4O for a carload of cans recently shipped 10 the Phelps Dodge at Bisbee. This represented a clear profit after all ex- penses, including labor and freight had been paid. Another cleanup IS being planned in the near future CAUGHT sooTLEGGERS.
 Cons table Jess Moore. Of W-illccx. today brought in three prisoners to the county jail. who were arrested yesterday for transporting liquor They had in their possession several gallons of home distilled whiskey. known as white mule The men ar rested were Jim Evans. NJ F. Terrill. and Mod Cossart. They will awai; trial in the Superior court. REPAIRING ROOF.
 Chas. Fredericks and force are busy repairing the rcof of the City Hall which had developed several bad leaks
 TONIGHT.
 Al the Crystal tonight Harold Lock wood will appear with an exceedingly strong support in Pals First" a spe- cial production Jc six Feels. This is an advarced price attraction and can be seen for twenty-five and ,hirty-fiye cents.
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(From Saturdays Daily
WILL BRING PRISONERS

WILL BSiNS PRISONERS
 Deputy Sheriff Joe HarG"ick wil! rrive in Tombstone tomorrow from Douglas bringing with him number Of prisoners for the county jail. in cluding James Afford and Thomas Keaton. who were arrested for con ducting q still near McNeal.
 FROM RANCH.
 Col. Henry PyeatJ was a visitor in town today with his family from his ranch near Camille
 MOVING CAMP.
 Toohey Bros are moving the main portion Of their camp from the Ben son road 10 Pima county where they have taken a contract. The remainder of the work to he completed on this road has been sublet 10 a man named Cox.
 TO FOR HUAcHUcA. Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafierty went , to Fort Huachuca this morning. where he was called on business connected | with the sheriff's office RECOVERED HORSE. Through its circular system the
 sherin's office has recovered roan ] mare stolen several weeks ago near Forest Station The horse was found l in the possession of a man at Will COX who claims he bought it from an-
 other. An investigation is being made.
 ARIZONA RANKS HIGH. | Arizona ranks 24th in per capita
 bank deposits out of total of 5
 states and territories of the United
 States according to figures received
 in the district yesterday from the
 comptroller of the currency. The states record s based on A popula-
 ton of e7S.oeO. Bank deposits are sS7,.
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THROUGH ON TRIP.

Deputy Game Warden NJ P. Cosby of Benson. passed through Tombstone today. accompanied by his wife. en route to BSbee. Hereford and sur rounding district
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the city hall. Important business is to come up before the meeting. in cluding annual election of officers. and ali members are requested to be present
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GENUINE SHAMROCK

SheTin James Mcdonald was prob ably ;he only one in Tombstone really abe :c display real Irish shamrock yesterday and today. A soldier friend of the Sheriff who is now in England sent him small plant. neatly packed which arrived in good shape. and it is now enc of the treasured articles a. ,ha Sbcr;f-- nfToe
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at the Sherif's office.
UP FROM BENSON.

OF MUM 6ENS0N.
 President A. G. Smith. of the Co chiss County State Bank. and wife. were visitors in Tombstone today. MT. Smith. who is an ardent booster for the San Pedro dam project. reports that two successful meetings were held last evening. one at St. David and the other at Benson. on the occasion of the yist of Andrew Kimball end George E. Maxwell. who are touring Arizona nthe interests of the Olms- 'tead river control measure. now up before Congress. Mir. Smith states that the plan will eventually work out which will ultimately result in inn measurable benefit to Arizona.
 Tfom WsdSesasys 5sliS5
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FROM RANCH.

Col Henry Pyeatt was visitor in town today with his family from his ranch near Camille.
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BACK FROM NAVY.

cate here again.
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TO WILCOX.

J. $. Chambers. agent for the Dodge motor cars went 10 Wilcox today. to look after his territory in that end of he county. He will return via Ben son tomorrow.
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COMM MERcJAL CLUB.
 The Tombstone Commercial Club will meet at the City Hall on Friday
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FROM DOUGLAS.

yon. FROM DOUGLAS.
 wiis;,m o'Brien and family have moved to Tombstone from Douglas and are domicied in the Bragg home place.
 VISITING DAUGHTER.
 Mrs. C. w Hicks is spending sever al days here from her home at Bisbee the kuesi of her daughtert. Mrs. J. T KingsbWy
 OVER FROM PEARcE.
 Constable Hal Smith and Jim Lem ons spent the day in the county seat returning to their home at Pearce ia the afternoon.
 TO DOUGLAS.
 County Treasurer Guy C. Welch went to Douglas today where he was called in offo.a! business. expecting 10 return hcme tonight SPENT SUNDAY.
 c. '. Paris aal wife ard Oscar Doyle. O: Lowell. sPen; the day in Tom5s one yesterday the guests or MT. and Mrs. B2d Holland SPENT oAY HERE.
 Pstrolman Billy Sherrill. cf Bis bee, spent yesterday in Tombstone. the guest Of his brother. Assistan: Cleri N. 4. Sherrill. Of the board cf supervisors.
 CIVIL CASE IN COURT.
 A civil case. o. G. Stevenson vs. s. Papovich. Is on trial :n the Superior court today. The case is for damages arising over the loss of some goats in Dixie Canyon
 OVER FROM sissEE.
 Mrs Joe Bishop and daughter. Miss Emma. arrived in ToIasbtone yester- day from Lowell, where they have been visiting relatives, and will To- cate here again.
 BACK FROM NAVY.
 John Kries. who has been in the navy. located at San Pedro. returned to Tombstone today. having been dis charged and continued on 10 Gleeson this afternoon
 MACHINERY ARRIVES.
 A new Deisel engine and compressor arrived for the Bunker Hill Mines Co. This will be help to quite a number of miners when il Is installed and gets to working.
 GLEASON VISITORS.
 Among the vis.-ors in Tombstone today from Cleeson CT business mat. ters were Judge M ]. Sullivan. Con stable L.. M Brown and G. Van Me. ger They returned hone this after. noon.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs Alfred Paul. who spent the pas; week here on q visi: with her mother. Mrs G. W Swain. returned 10 her home yesterday. Her sister. Miss Alice Swain, accompanied her home. returning this morning. DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
 Demurrer in the case Of Willard R. BeE against the city of Bisbee, q damage case resulting from fall in to the subway. WAS heard and sus- taine1 yesterday in the superior court in ths city before Judge Lockwood. The case will go to trial next Wednes- day.
 TO SERVE OUT SENTENCE.
 CIeye Irby, who was convicted in the Superior court several weeks ago for violating the prohibition amendment. was brought back yesterday from Tue son. where he was acquitted of the conspiracy charge. and will now serve out his sentence received in the local court
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON.
 Attorney w. G. Gilmore returned home Saturday from Tucson. where he has been the past two weeks. rep resenting several defendaufs in the alleged conspiracy case in the Fed er.a court Nf- Gilmore's clients Glove Irby and John Ames were both acqs3sncd.
 NETTING or COMMERCIAL cLUO CALLED.
 A meeting of the Tombstone Com merciai club has been called for Fri' day night ct the council chambers oi
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SOON HAVE AIR.

The new Deisel continuation air compressor brought here by the Bur ker Hill Mines company for the pur pose of supplying air for drilling and ho:s;ing to the lesors of the district is being installed and air will soon be available
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few hours in Tombstone today en route to Phoenix where he goes on several days trip. He is travelling overland
 RETURNS TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Wn. Meredith returned to her home in Douglas today after spending the past two weeks in this city on a visit with her parents. MT. and Mrs Isaac Tracey.
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ENZA AGAIN IN WARREN DISTRICT.

According to word from Bisbee. F new influenza cases were reported yesterday. and the disease Is gradu- ally gaining headway in the district
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ATTORNEYS HERE.
RETURN ED.

RETURNED.
 MT. and Mrs. II. P Merrill are bac from two weeks trip by auto [ Phoenix.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Alfred Paul who spent the pas; week here on q visi: with her mother. Mrs. G. W. Swain. returned 10 her home yesterday. Her sister, Miss Alice Swain, accompanied her