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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12

generally the principle of the eight
hour day. Furthermore, the Board OF
Railroad Wages and Working Condi-
tions of the Railroad Administration
before which the New York Marine
Workers controversy had previously
been aired, is known to have submitted
to Director General McAdoo, shortly
before the strike was called, recon-
mendations which, in effect granted all
the contentious of the employees.
President Wilson's cablegram also
intrusted to the War Labor Board the
important task of stabilizing labor
conditions. generally and preventing
industrial dislocation and warfare"
An appeal to President Wilson to
enforce resumption of traffic in New
York harbor pending settlement of
strike questions was made to-day by
Senator Frelinghuyseh, of New Jersey.
He asked that the Director General of
Railroads be directed to resume opera
tions with the full authority of the
government behind him."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Navy Dirigible Starts
l,5O0Mile Flight day

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE navy's
biggest dirigiblo, the CT, is expected
to start from Rockaway Beach, N. Y,
tomorrow morning for Hampton Roads
on the first stretch of a 1900 mile
fight to Key West, Fla. Captain s. V.
Parker, commanding officer at the naval
air station at Rockaway, will be IN
command Of the ship and it's crew of
six men.
Navy officials said tonight that if
all goes we'll the dirigiblc ought to
reach Hampton Roads in time for din
scheduled stop, with Key West the
third
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able to remedy the situation by any
such action, pointing out that the gov
ernment now controls a large percen-
tagc Of the equipment through the rail-
road administration. the War Depart
ment, the Navy Department and the
United States Shipping Board, in addi-
ton to that controlled by the City of
New York. ,e s.
The statement said the government
had not been able to handle its own
situation nor to prevent the men who
were operating government controlled
boats from striking, and added: eve
failto see how any further government
control can solve the problem
Status of Strike Issue
These were the outstanding features
of the harbor tie-up:
President Wilson cabled request
to the War Labor Board to resume
jurisdiction in the New York Harbor
controversy between the boat owners
and their employees. The War Labor
Board issued statement shortly after
the receipt of this cable message de-
claring the members would act in &C
cordance with the Presidents wishes
, Representatives, OF the marine
workers unions voted unanimously
at a meeting to return to work 5nn-
medistely. The strike wns called off
excent ON the boats operated by the
Delaware, Lackawanna g. Western
Railroad, including ferry boats. tugs
and lighters controlled by. that rail-
road.
2 District Attorney Swami. at the
request of~Mayor Hy1an, began an
investigation of the strike of employees
of the departments of Charities, Cor.
rection and Health. He summoned the
strike leaders to his office and told
them that the city employees who went
on strike were guilty of a misdea-
meanor. Those persons not in the pub
lie employ who instigated the men to
strike,-he told the leaders. were equal
ly guilty.
Mayor Hylan Assailed
d. -Algernon Lee; leader of the Social
group IN the board Oh AlueI-
men, issued a statement attacking
Mayor Hylan for using policemen as
strike breakers on Staten Island munic-
ipal ferry boats. The Socialist alder
man predicted that in event of sub
way and elevated railroad strike police-
men might be used similarly as strike
breakers.
5-The Department Of Charities and
Correction boats resumed opera
tions between Manhattan and Black
wells Island and Randall's Island, car
rying foodstuffs and other necessities
to the prisoners, insane and paupers
confined on those East River islands.
John H. Delaney, Commissioner of
Plants and Structures,< when notified
last night that the men had agreed to
returHEto work, said that his recent
suspension of the men would be lifted
so that traffic could be resumed be-
tween Manhattan and Blackwell's and
RandalI's islands.
e The Lackawanna ferry boats
nine of them-were the only ones
to ply between Manhattan and the New
Jersey shore. All other Hudson river
shining was moOred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
FUR c0AT5 WARS GETs
Greatly Reduced

$4,000 NATURAL MINK WRAP 3. S1S00
$3.50 MOLE COAT ........at $3.50
$3.50 MOLE CAI'E Fox Collar .......as $3.50
ss75 MOLE & HUDSON SEAL COAT. :. at ssss
$3.50 SQUIRREL & SEAL COAT st 4sOe
| $sz5 NATURAL NUTRIA BOX COAT. at $3.50
$3.50 HUDSON SEAL DOLMAN WRAP at s495
$3.50 KOLINSKY COATEE at s45o
$3.50 SEAL COAT, KoEinsky trim .. at $3z5
SITS NUTRA C0ATEE At s1e5
$z25 BROWN CARACUL COATEE. ..at $3.50
sl25 POINTED FOX SET SIS
$3.50 ERMINE CAPE STOLE. $3.50
s225 AMERICAN ERMINE STOLE. at SITS
s2S5 SHORT MOLE STOLE. at sles
FISHER SCARFS, sik-Iined animal effects,
Formerly SIPS at SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-12
Rumania to Administer
Transylvanian Territory
By hampton Hunt

NoW York Tsibuac
European Bureau
PARIS, Jan. 11.-Offfcial dispatches
received here state that the Rumanian
.,Ohclal Gazette" has published royal
decree declaring that the Rumanian
territories in Transatlantic. covered bv
the decisions of the Transvlvanian as
scmbly at Alba Julia December /, are
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talked for some time about their side
OF the strike. found them very. rea-
sonable and evidently sincere in their
belief that their course is just. I am
personality interested in the merits of
the strike as between the private boat
owners and the unions, so / permitted
wished"
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

s. K Williams. attorney .or CAat Moon. wLo was .aken 70 he s;a!e peniten;iary a: Florence ,h. first part of the week to serve sentence O, no, less than nor more than l. years for the burglary O. ;he Treu Market in B!sbee. stated today whii, il Tombstone that he would within a few days file an appeal 10 the Sd, preme court. Mir Williams s.ated the appeal was about perfected and among the grounds for appeal will be alleged that the cCur, erred in admitting eyi- probably be fled next week.
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UNIQUE MARRIAGE BANGLES
 IN PHOENIX COURT

PHOENIX. Dec. 26-Edmond F. tin. in a suit for divorce filed locally. gives in his complaint details of shor: ani yet remarkably eventful martial ex. erience
 In Phoenix, August of this year. occurred the wedding of himself and Frances Berline. The honeymoon trip vas to Los Angeles. where ad- joining rooms were occupied in a ho- tel
 Ths next morning the bride was found missing. as well as Sl250 in cash that had been in Fittings pock- cts. He spent a fortnight searching the city. bu; could find nc trace Of he wca or of his money
 He noU alleges the marriage mere Y was q ruse by which ;he m-ney better could be stolen
 Tksra Lls been resort to the i1cll courts for annulment Of a cE.,I mI-- riase ina. occurred n Inl.a years aga. MoaiA singh. Hiadoo. in h's complain; ia q divorce a.t5u. detai .ha; h. "sz married. st ih= az of II. h Pond9r.l india. to 6 chGd ~!se who thereafter. according to custom. went back 10 her own people :- ter.n ol years. Thereafter. a.ssc | married experience Of six months, me wi;e refused D accompany Moo.a 2, America and he has heard no;hin- of her for years past and has no ii where she might b. found
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SAYS BOUNDARY OF TWO STATES IS NOT
 RUN OH TRUE I!Ni

PHOENIN. Dee. 26.-The boun iary between New Mexico and Arizona $ not a true north and south line. but :s about q mile ou, of line at is sou:.- ern extremity. il was stated today D. Col. James II. McClntock. state his torian.
 The cratic course of the line was attributed partly to error in cOmpuI- ing the declina;ion Of the compass and partly to the equipment and many difficulties with which the early sur yeyors had to contend.
 At the northern end Of the line be- tween the two states. according 10 tie report. the line appears in position true to the technical description but it maintains an eas;eriy tendency a.! the way south.
 State Engineer Thomas Maddock said it would matter little fl the re- port in the hands of the state his torian should be verified by official action at this date as the manuments marking the boundary line would stand as official.
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The ladies Of the Eastern Star arg ...ying a dance a; Sch!eGel.n hall to- norryw tXmasp afternoon from 3:29 70 , o'clock to a! the children Of Tombstone and i: is hoped tha, tho E-:ie ones who have been attending .sase dances. of which this vii. b, ne third. VIII De on hani promptly a; 3-a0 50 that they may have the :ui. enjoyment ot the hour and oGe-Ia Ina; has been %. aside for them 5y the ladies of the Eastern Star Al children are welcome and urged to attend
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WEEKLY RESUME OF
 ROAD WORK IN cocHisE
Continued from Page Ore)

Continued from Page Ore) loose by the late court decision, in other words, all warrants issued since October 14 are yet to be de- ducted from that amount.
 County Engineer Smyth received from State Engineer Maddock today six International trucks. These wiil be a great help to the county road work.
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RETU FINED HOME.

Mrs Elizabeth Flach left yesterday fo- her home in Hollywood. Calf. fal lowing several days yis;. here dur ing which time she disposed of se,- era! pieces Of property. still retaining her business property here
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VETERAN EACHES HOME.

Dan Hanley returned 10 Bisbee yesterday from two years service in he army overseas. He received his discharge or the east coast but a few days ago and had barely enough time 70 reach home for Christmas.
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DIES AT OvERTON.

According to word received n Tombstone yesterday from OyertOr, Mrs. Oliver Fry died there yesterday morning. following a brief illness and was buried in the afternoon on ;he ranch cn which she and her husband resided.
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GENTLEMAN HERE.

GiT Anaire. formerly resident of W...coX. where h. had extensive cat i!e holding. vas a yi,i.gr n Tom5- stone today for few hours enroute to Bisbee. He is 9, present located in Craham county. where he has cattle ranch.
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nrem Monilys Daily,
SOCIAL SESSION.

The B.ue Ledge Msscus held a so- cial s,as,, d Ss,u-dly night after the business Mse.n. X so5l.y number Of ou. -.s,,oAa aH5=rs ~5re presen: and yeo saloyss.o ;.sa- ~as the good .sg uae D. d presea- Cher Alvin C.lA ~ss' rg E. and served his b.e.hceu wi.l l.osgiy s.nds ches galore stag taEce ~ss an added ,eAiu.s, Ta4 !-s, 1; -c.,ers elected and a.r.4s.el ,ar h.. ~.D oe an nogR,a aJ Asdne,i,y
 TcmcasoH h!S1T.
 A, 8, lsystAl ;heater tomorrow r.-A ...a-. W.sa5urn n Some ,hins ol' s-sa, 70 prove ia,eres;- ing .t 4- eamety Mrs. Sidney Dle. .h. oe ,sn n tae soI comedy g.EeU 4..kt.eG
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HERE FcP CHRISTMAS.

Mr. and M.s Ral-h toAa>9n an! children arr.,ed ia Tomt,-oz- y-s.er, day ls.m tl-!- home a; Tucson 3al will ranan As-e ever C,l-.s mas. t1e gues., af Gr. and &r= S4-r j Lns,u
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DANCE AT ST. DAVID.

4 dance vas given Christmas nigh. a; S. Day!j al the L. D. S. hall anl po-; 2, that the hall was crowded ?, csps .'> tanc.ng being enjoyed uu-
 M -s. q us Q. morning. People -,A -l vs.g he valley were in a. 5uds nee. and cocca and cake were served by the ladies. The ivey or chestra, of Tombstone. furnished th, music
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TO STRONGHOLD.

Mss Helen Beaed.o;. deputy cour- ' school superintendent left yester- day for Cooh.se Stronghold wh.le she VIII spend Christmas with her pa.en-s. Rev and Mrs A J. Beuei CT. Rev Benedic. and son. Allan. were here yesterday. taxing Miss Bea5dio. ',ack with them.
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RETURNED HOME.

County Attorney R N. French Te- armed to Tombstone Christmas fro'l Douglas. where he had been consult .ng a specialist. following a severe attack of neuralgia, which he con tractei on his trip to the northern states. taking deposi;.ons cn the de
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Hansen
TOMORROW MIGHT.

The Xmas b.!! at the Crystal thea:er is acceptable in Tombstone because cf the fac; that the Tombstone favor :t-. Wallace Reid. will De seen in one 0. h!s late plays called The Roar ing Road There will also be tho seventh dJ.e of the serial Smashing Barriers"
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9IRrlEvILLE CONSTABLE.

Dan Dwyre. constable cf Pirtlevil,e. Tas yisiicr ia Tombstone today, having business a: the court house
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MINING LOCATION NOTICES for sale at the Prospector ofiice: will be sen: to any address on receipt se price; Sc each of 6 for 2Sc.
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PIONEERS TO MEET.

The Arizona Pioneer Historical So c!ety will hold its annual session a. Tucson on Pioneers day. December :s. according 10 notices received by number oi members of the soe.e:r here
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3CYs TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

Roland Shr.aon and B!l Page. two ]. c-rri--bie boys, were taken to For; Jr-Ea this morning by Deputy She-- fl Ha. smith and Mr. Elnkle. jail msron The boys were our on pr1- ha.!'r. bu, broke their paroles a=.l Judge Lockwood s.t:.as Ia Juyen le eos-'. ordered them sen. ;o The D. Jus--ia. hcOi.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Claude Lightfoot returned this afternoon from Bisbee. where she hal been wishing friends
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Monday.
: ROM DOUGLAS.

Attorney Maurice r. B.umenthal lni wife were visitors in Tombstone today. Mr. Biumenthdl haY!ng matters n the Superior Court, while Mrs Blu men.hal visi-eI with friends.
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WAS IN siSeEE.
returned homa

Henry Trappnaa returned hom yesterday from Bis5ee. where h spent Christmas
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SPENT CHRISTMAS HERE.

As has been their annual custom ever since leaving Tombstone for Phoenix. Chief Justice D L. Cunning. nam and wife spent Christmas in the OiI Camp yesterday. ihe guests of Nj. and Ms Reece Cornelius. Judg and Mrs Cunningham still claim Tombstone ;he.r residence and never overlook an occasion 60 pay visi; here. Mrs. Cunningham is sister of M-. Cornelius. They returned 10 ihe!r n-:ila tnt.N
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VISITED HIRE.

Mir. ant a,-.. C. T Paris came over yeste.d,. from B.sbe=. spending tae day the gu s or M.a Paris par ents. Nr. al5 Mrs. Bud Holland
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OVER FROM eiSeEE.

Contractor Frank Vaughn and Ar chitect W. C. Hu.s. of B:sbee. were among me yi:,o;l ;a town ,od.y on business a. the cour; house.
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cHiLDaEN's PARTY.

The chld'cn's party q; the Schie:- it..n yesterday afternoon was well a. tended and the children seemed 70 have d dandy fine time The Tomb son. Jazz orchestra furnished tAc music tha; kep- the li;;le ones feet dckled |, was q pleasure picture tha; bea; tle movies all hollow for expression n"-,he expression of de .iglt was cn the faces of all the li,- ,-e :cts whether they kept ia step w..h ;he JIzzors or not.
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TO PEAkIE FOR SERVICES.

Rev. ". J. i.eaye-. O. ,he Catholic church. lei; yesterday for Pearce. where he VI. hold Sunday services tomorrow. returning 70 Tombstone on
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TO SAGE aHENTo.

At;o-u ? o Gibson let. ta.s n IT. ing fer sacrsm eE,1, Calf. where n will be a.ssE: during ,l- Christmas ho.idays :as guest Of h.s sister
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TO 6is5EE FIGHTS.

Quite number of Tombstone fans H.-;2r-a over to B:sbee yesterday af- .ernoor ;o witness the Christmas day fight p!asr4m conducted at Warren Park Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo. Hen shawy. ot Tombstone. acted as official announcer ior al tne bouts and as usual made d hi; with the large crowd through his manner in haRii- ing tha; end of it George is fast gaining a reputation as ringside specials, in handling the megaphone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

John r.. Newberry. former Cochise county representative and neice. Miss fisitors in Tombstone today. This is Miss Moore first visit 10 Tomb s:cne and she was pleased with the many historical points of interest
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
SiSSEE CEPuTY.

Deputy shsrif Harry M!dkif. 9, Bisbee. came ever today'from Bisbe- halng business al the saerims oftc,
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FRcM VAIL.

Frank sanders is :n from vzi. an-Ee he has charge Of maintenance garg 9n Inc state highway. He w..i send ne holidays w:::.a !-s family ana relatives. He states that ,he Ro.k being done over the santa Rita divide is proving to be one Of the best mountain works done in the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
(From Saturdays Daily)
DEPUTY SHERIFF MERE.

DEPUTY SHERIFF MERE.
 Deputy Sheriff Dick Haverty was visitor in Tombstone today. having come over from Bisbee. He contin- ued on to his home at Garces this afternoon.
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HAVE BABY BOY.

Word receiv ed " friends in Tomb stone from Earl Madison. apiary ir- spec,or al Benson is that lO-pound baby boy arrive1 8; the Maitiso1 home !n Si. DaS.d hr.s.Inas morning.
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RETURNED HOME.

Ernest Cavanaugh. sen Of Mir. a:.t ,irs \. m Cayanaugh. returned 10 B.-- bee yesterday where he is employei ] m the Bisbee-Naco Water Co offices. a..er spending Christmas in Tomb
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HAS GRIPP PE.

Bill Chaacey. who came here fro'l B.sbee to spend Christmas with MT and Mrs Walter Thomas. was taken II vl.h 8 bad case Of grippe and is confined 70 h.s bed a, .Ae Tao:Aas loma
 Mir. ..al Mrs. O. G Eel have nov d in-o the Cummi-s cottage near he co.uvr Of Sixth and Bruce streets.
 The family cf J. Chadwick has moved into the Flacn adobe on Ere mon, street. having recently pur, chased it from Mrs FIach.
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ATTORNEYS IN TOWN.

Among the attorn -ys in town today were D Benshimol. Albert Sames. Truce Stephenson. Maur.c. E!umen- -hal. of Douglas. and $. K Williams.
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N DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sid Smyth went 70 J.1slas yesterday. where he is over see..g the work Ot starting the new county caterpillar on road work near hat city
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28
(From Wednesdays Daily)
MINING MAN HERE.

Maurice Clark. of the Flux Mining company, is in the city.
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RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS.

County School Superintendent Miss Elsie To!es returned 10 Tombstone to- days from Douglas. where she has bean on school matters
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IN eissEE.

Assistant County Attorney Joseph Hansen and wife and daughter. Miss Cecyile. !ef; today for B!sbee. where hey will remain for tomorrow the guzs: Of Mrs A Klaw. mother Of MT
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HoE z =1a HOLIDAYS.

Miss J IA.sl arrived home yes terday .sc'a Tempe. where she .s ., tending Iem.e Norma. and viii fe m1.u G4sn5 ,he holidays inc gass' of he- ui ler. li+s C Tt:el
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CFrom Tuesdays Daily,
CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR COUNTY PRISONERS.

through the generosity of some Of 4ad some of the prisoners who ar confined in the county jail and have money. all the inmates Of the jail vii!
 lj5y real home-cooked Christmas inner. A considerable fund was su6. sc-ibed today and Mrs. 5,aniger has consented 10 cook the dinner. which N!! be served in real old home style a he jail Christmas afternoon.
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RISTMAS QUIET IN TOMBSTONE.

Christmas day was quiet in Tomb stone. most every one remaining at home for the day. while numerous family gathering were noted and the jolly Yuleiide spirit was prevalent. 4 number motored out 10 the coun- try. it being an ideal day, while oth- CTS went 10 Bisbee to take in the fes- t.yities there. The Christmas tree conducted at the Congregational church was complete success and no: a child was overlooked, while some of the grown-ups were remem- bered Last night an impromptu dance was given which was attended by large crowd, while the dance giv- en Tuesday night was also a success and ,Ae girls who conducted it deserve much praise for their efforts. The Tombstone Jazz orchestra has fully established itself as being capable Of dispensing frst-class dance music and made a hit at both the affairs with the local dancers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1919-12-28

who is an aged man. was considerably bruised up from the rough handling of the prisoners sad h,s been con ned 10 his home ever since.
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oFroc Fridays Daily
ATTENDED DANCE.

 ATTENDED DANCE.
 A number Of 0u: Of town people came in last evening 10 attend the show and dance. FROM TUCSON.
 Tom Brandt was among the Unive-- s!ty students at Tucson. who came down to spend Christmas. VISITED HERE.
 Joe Hood and wife and children spent yesterday in the city. the guests of Mir and Mrs Harry Macia. FROM GLEASON.
 Mrs J. E Pemberthy and Andy Anderson. of Gleeson. were among the visitors in the city today RETURNED FROM eIssEE.
 Mrs. Josephine Rock returned b Tombstone today from Bisbee. where she went to spend Christmas with rel atives.
 TO DOUGLAS. Charles Fredericks went to Doug las today where he has a contract fo- some plumbing which will keep him there for a couple of weeks TAKEN TO TUCSON TO FEDERAL COURT. F. ". Mead. 70 years old. who was arrested for operating a still in the Huachuca moutains last week by Deputy Sherins Hayerty and Farmer, while on the hun; for Chet Moon. es- capped prisoner. has been sent to Tue son by Sheriff Mcdonald to await trial before the Federal court SETTING OF CIVIL
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here
SPENT XMAS HERE.

Mrs. N A. Patterson aud daughter, Neilie-May. and Mrs. 4 C. Patterson. mother of Mrs. Walter Thomas. came up from Dougals to spend Christmas here the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thom- as Mrs A. C. Patterson will remain here on an indefinite visit with the Thomas
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mer Nj. Stark
FROM DOUGLAS.

Mss Lucille Tracey arrived in the ,i;y today and Will spend the holida x here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Tracey. She $ one Of the teachers in the Douglas schools.
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..N.HG MAN HERE.

Martin Fishback. president Of the .nins a peyeioymer: Corporation oi A-.z0ra. spent few hours in TonU- stone yesterday
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TO 6iSS EE.

Tony Giacoma and wife. and ,irs John G.accma and Mrs Tony "ioch-.. :. ma:1ret oTe- :o Bisbee' this mosa. ag D spend the day with friends.
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CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS.

The Tombstone Commercial con pany store is decorated in real Yule- tide style Manager Harry Heney yesterday received a supply of mis- tletoe from the nearby mountains and some real holly from California, and the combination produces . real na- tural Christmas appearance.
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Tcmc4soH klo1T.
STUDENTS n -,@E FOR
cHEsrtfa5

Am,as tb s.G.ea.s wa5 are a;teaG iEs aa tal.ef, y ot Ar.1-uI at Tue sol. "s. .r. -d home yesterday to spea. ls- ls;stsys Were Miss Ma;!s McC,ela.d. H5ward Bered.c;. George CaaH1tfs sl.ss Mildred o.s-k IS eA- re,.ei awe today while her sis. ter , sG.-. w.. y5z.e from C4.. fora.a
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FROM TUCSON.

Rev. |. Stark and wife arrived in the clay today 10 spend the holiday, n Tombstone the guest of Rev. and Mrs C. ". Stark. parents of the for
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SOLD CATTLE.

A teil WIS consCmma:ed today whereby Isss-s Robert and Edgar Axte!i purch.aed from Prof J s. Rockfeilow i1 the neighborhood Of 100 head of cattle. ranging on this side of the Dragons. The stock had been placed in psstureage during the win ter and rather than move i: back across the mountain, which would el- tail considerable trouble and expense, Axtell Brothers. will will begin brand
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NCN-JuRY CALENDAR.

The setting Of the civil non-jury cal endlr vii! be he in Superior court tomorrow. a large number of eases being Cl the docket for setting begin uing CT January D. It is expected the civil cases will run well into the end of January. and the jury will not be called before some time in February