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AUTO ACCIDENT VICTIM MAY NOT LIVE

According to word received today from tue county hospital at Douglas Angel Ybarra, one of the victims in the auto accident which occurre several days ago when a Ford ove-- turned on the Bisbee-Tombstone road is rot expected to live. Dr. vanne- man. county physician reports that Ybarra Is suffering from meningitis and there is little hope for his re- coyery. He has large family.
 SUPERVISORS IN SESSION TODAY
 The board of supervisors was in session today, attending to routine business. as well as hearing a num- her of road matters coming up be- fore them. The report of Dr. A. W Vanneman. county physician was al- so read and approved. number of improvements at the hospital at hospital at Douglas were recommend. ed to the board which were taken un- der consideration. The board will be in session the balance of this week as . board of equalization.
 ATTENDED ELKs PICNIC
 AT RAMSEY CANYON
 A large delegation of local Elks and their families motored out to Ramsey canyon yesterday morning to take In the big Eiks picnic staged there by the Bisbee lodge. They re- port . large crowd at the resort and everyone had . wonderful time. with plenty to eat ss advertised, for the S6vifed guests were advised to bring osly their appstites. which were cer- tainly well taken care or Many of
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FINED FOR SPEEDING

K. \. Cop.en was fined s10 for speeding in the city limits las: eve ming by Judge Wentworth which he paid Following his arrest by Hal Smith, deputy sheriff. an altercation arose between the two men, which was later settled
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AWARDED BIDS
 FOR WACO JAIL

Wm. Henderson, contractor of Bis bee was awarded the contract for building the branch county jail at Naco by the board of supervisors at a figure of s1,64s.50, being the lowest bid. The jail will be of the same type as other branch jails about the county.
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ENScN DELEGATES

Messrs A. C. Smith. j. A. Gumm. E. 4. Brown, C. l.. Fucker. M. P Cosby. J Leroy Lancaster and ". l.. Patteson. of Benson s.ere here today attending the hearing in the matter of the proposed irrigation dis;rict by .ho hnnri nf .,r-.n-,-i.n--
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RETURNED FROM COAST

Board of Supervisors, returned home yesterday from Los Angeles and sea- coast towns. where he has been with his fam .ly for the past several weeks on a :acation. Mrs. Kuchenbecker al children and Mrs. W. F. Kucher. becker. will remain for another mon.h, before returning home.
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FINED FOR PEODlIN6 WITHOUT LICENSE

Mike Hassen. an Assyrian who was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Hal smith, charged with peddlins without a license. was fined s25 h Judge Weutworths justice court last evening. J. T. Kingsbury, his attor- ney issued notice of appeal to the superior court. IL was charged that Hassen was peddling drygoods ani underwear without a license.
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FROM TUCSON

W. H. Crawford. foreman of the Tucson Star. and formerly one of tn force of the Daily Prospector is a visitor in the city for several days on 2 visit with friends.
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PicNIckED AT
MOTOR TO COUNTRY

Yesterday was an ideal day for mG toring and many Tombstone familie spent the day in the mountains The went all four directions
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BACK FROM PHOENIX

Supervisor (. N. Roberts arrived n Tombstone last evening from Phoenix. where he has been the past seve-a! days looking over his fences IS 10 his candidacy for governor. Senator Roberts reports that as maj. .ers stand today he is satisfied with he situation. and finds his suppor-- e.s are hard al work in the inter- asrS Of his eiac-iop
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EXAMINATIONS FOR
 SCHOOL CERTIFICATES

Twelve applicants for first and second grade certificates to teach school in Cochise county. today ap- Seared at the office of Elsie Toles, county school superintendent to take she examination. Following is the list of applicants:
 Miss Bertha Smith. Dragoon; Miss Flora Nichols, Bisbee; Mrs. Minnie Gates. Webb: Mrs. Matte Reef, Tombstone: Mrs. T. Helen McClel- land Tombstone: Katherine Harris. DosstsS: Y. E. Boyette. Bisbee; Opal Wheeler. Bowie: A. s. Porter. Pomer- enc; Della CooIs. Pomerene: Theresa Sabin. Pomerene; Clare Rowley Pomerene
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STATE CANDIDATE HERE

Charles de Sales Wheeler. candi- date for secretary of State on the Democratic ticket was in Tombstone today in the interests of his cam paign He was enroute to B!sbee from Tucson and Nogales. MT. Wheel CT is confident of his nomination and niactinn
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IN DOUGLAS

Geo. Henshaw, chief deputy sher- if and candidate for nomination for assessor was a visitor in Douglas yesterday looking after his fences in that part Of the county
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TO TUCSON

Mrs. s. Gallen went to Tucson this morning to spend several days on a visit with friends.
 IMPROVING
 Wm. Cpwan. Government Draw cal tleman was in town today on busi- ness He reports that his nephew. Houston Davis. 11-year-old son of Mir and Mrs Wm. Davis. who was severely injured from fall from his horse about ten days ago. is improv- ing and will soon be able to leave the C. X A. hospital at Warren. The young man was thrown violently from his horse while attempting to cut herd of horses. His mount col lided with another and both horses were thrown to the ground. The young man suffered concussion of the brain. his skull having been crushed. He was rushed to the hospital where an operation was successfully per formed. although he remained uncon- scious for three days.
 TO SOUTHLAND
 Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo. Henshaw and Deputy Hal Smith motored to ~ aft hn- ness connected with the Sheriff's of- flee.
 STATE CANDIDATE HERE
 Charles de Sales Wheeler. candi- date for secretary of State on the Democratic ticket was in Tombstone paign. He was enroute to Bisbee from Tucson and Nogales. Mir. Wheel CT is confident of his nomination and election
 SOCIAL SESSION
 The Order of the Eastern Star me: last night in the Masonic Temple and enjoyed very pleasant social evening after the regularly semi monthly business meeting large attendance marked the meeting. VACATION
 J. x. Gaines, secretary of the Co., chise County Taxpayers Association, left this morning for his annual va cation. which will carry him to the coast and then back to ''Ol Missou.' the show me" state. where he was born. While away he will attend the national Democratic convention in San Francisco.
 IN BissEE
 Joseph Hansen. assistant county at torney. and wife went to Bisbee this afternoon to spend Sunday with Mrs. A. klaw. mother of Mrs. Hansen. IN DOUGLAS
 County Attorney R. x. French and family went to Douglas this morning 10 remain over Sunday on visit with relatives
 INSPECTION
 L P Frazier. division state highway engineer was in Tombstone las; night. returning from the Douglas east section of. the state highway where he had been to look things over. He reports that things are get; t.ng strung out in good shape there after little time of slow going. SACRED HEART CHURCH
 The Holy sacrifice of the mass will be offered up tomorrow at o'clock. the same hour as on week days.
 Tomorrow is the 3rd Sunday after Pentecost and the feast of St. An thony of Podina
 The Catechetical crosses will be given to Margarine Andrino and Louis Giragi. The following chil- dren will receive their first Holy Communion: Arthur Christini. Mary Murray. Elizabeth Thurman, Rather inc Thurman After reclining for the first time in their lives at the heavenly banquet of our Lord and receiving the real Eucharistic pres euce. the first communion will be en- rolled in the Brown Scapular of our Lady of Mt Carmel.
 FIR. VIM. JNO. LEAvER, Pastor.
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FROM TUCSON

T. A. Amyons, now with the West ern Union Telegraph Co.. at Tucson spent yesterday in Tombstone with friends
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FROM HUACHuCAS

C. J. McCabe, well known cattle. man from the Huachucas was a visi- tor in town today on matters be- fore the supervisors
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HIGHWAY COMMISSION REPORT ISSUED

The Prospector job printing de partmen. has just completed the fi- nal report of the cochise County Highway Commission, No. 1. the ori. ginal commission, the report cover ing the work of the commission It was compiled by the former secre. tary, A. H. Gardner. and is ready for distribution in booklet form. Copies may be had for the asking by applying to J. J. Bowen, of Bisbee, H. A. Clark of Douglas or A. H. Gard. ner. of this city. The booklet car ries large picture of the Silver Creek bridge and detailed reports on the various roads built, together with all reports made by the project engi- neers- It is a very interesting docu- ment. the expenses of the members of the commission being a very in- teresting item.
 RETURN HOME
 Attorney Frank CrabIe and George 2. Spellmire, manager of the VII Hams branch of the Babbitt- Poison
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FROM BUENA

P. T. Knowles and party were wis. itors in the county seat today, being interested in road matters before the Board Of supervisors.
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TO VISIT MOTHER

It was a pleasant surprise for Mrs. A. Carpena. of this city. when she answered a knock at the door today. 1o see her son, John Carpena, who has been absent from home for seven years. John was recently discharged from the Supply Co. of the 18th Field artillery at Camp Pike. Ark. He spent two years overseas and was among the last Of the A E. F. to sail for home. He will spend some time here with his mother and family.
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James Russell, a youth yet in his teens. was run over by a freight train near Miramonte Station, on the 5. F. yesterday morning. and his right arm and foot badly crushed b. ire cars. before he was discovered by the train crew. He was taken to Benson where Dr. Franklin found II necessary to amputate his right arm st the elbow and four toes from his foot. From there he was sent to the county hospital at Douglas. Young Russell said he was beating his way to rhe coast from Southern Colorado and in some manner fell from the rods of the train under the wheels. He was unconscious when found by the train crew. He has a chance for recovery.
 U OF 4 STUDENTS RETURN
 Among the students who have teen attending the University of Ari- zona at Tucson who have returned from that institution to spend the summer are Miss Helen Abell. Miss Christine Core. Miss Matia McClel-
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company. have returned to their homes in the northern part of the state after spending a few days in ;his section attending to business matters.
 NEW ROOF
 The F. Tapie store is being treated to a new roof COMPRESSOR
 The Vaughn leasors are installing compressor on their lease TO sIs6Ee
 A goodly number of members be- longing to the local chapter of the order of Eastern Star will motor to Bisbee where they will be the guests of the Bisbee chapter TO eiseEe
 Mrs. A II Gardner went to Bis bee today where she will be in the hospital for few days. expecting to Seturn about Sunday.
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WEDNESDAY
PLAY slSBEE SUNDAY

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 PLAY siSBEE SUNDAY
 The Tombstone Baseball Club has matched a game with Bisbee for mex. Sunday. 10 be played on the To- cal diamond The Bisbee team have a good record and are fast players. bu, the locals claim to know enough about the game 10 make the contest interesting The game will be call ed at 2:3o and ali those who are planning to witness it are requested to be on hand before the game is opened. as the driving of machines to the parking space will delay the game. The local boys will be out for practice every night this week and are working hard to make pos si5le the defeat of the Bisbee team. TO BOSTON
 ON VISIT
 Supt. Jack Davis. of the Bunker Hill Mines Co. and family will leave this evening for Boston. Mass. where they go to spend about | month visiting relatives
 IN slssEe
 NIT. and Mrs A H. Gardner are in Bisbee. where Mrs. Gardner will undergo a slight operation today at the Copper Queen hospital.
 STATE EXAMINERS HERE Dosne Merrill. state examiner, ar rived in the city today and will spend a week here going over the books and records of the county offices. He is brother Of H. P. Merrill. of Mer- Till X Fowler Bros. and will be his brothers guest during his stay in the city He was recently appointed secretary of the Salt River Valley Water Users Association
 A BABY BOY
 Tombstone friends Of Mrs. Charles Barrett. formerly Miss Ella Aston. ot this city. have received word of the arrival Of a 9i4 ID. baby boy al the ranch Some of the Barrett's near Garces lasi Saturday The little lad IS iusiy yoIng chap. and both mother and chilL are doing we'll Mr. Barrett served two years over seas. leaving Tombstone with the first contingent of the drai;
 HATTicH TO CONVENTION
 Word was received from Los An geies today saying that Bill Hat ;ich. pioneer Arizona spaperman and former owner of the Tombstone Prospector, had arrived safely from Arizona. where he visited friends at Tucson and Tombstone Hattich is new making preparations to join the democratic throng winch will be marching 10 San Francisco the last week in this month.-n,uglas Inter- national THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 The following is taken from a re- cent issue Of Ths Arizona Church Record. regarding the visit of Bishop Atwood. and is of interest to Tomb stonites:
 An interesting visit was made to our oldest mission in Arizona, where services have not been held for a long time. on Easter Eve. The The church has become somewhat de- lapidated. but money has now been raised for its restoration.
 At o'clock in the afternoon, the church was almost filled. Eigh. children were baptized and eight per- sons confirmed. Much interest and enthusiasm were manifested by the | devoted church people. who still live 1 in Tombstone. a few of whom remem- Der the building of the church h l 1882. when the Rev. Endicott Pea body. Head Master of Groton school. was missionary in charge.
 < When the new Rector of St. |
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STATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER HERE

l. T. Holland. secretary of the ii. nance committee of the State Demo. cratic Central committee was in Tombstone this afternoon betwee,. stages interviewing the local Demo cratic leaders in the county seat re- garding the welfare of the democra- tic party in this county. Mir Hol- lands visit at this time is merely to get line on the situation before the state campaign begins. TO NooALEs
 W. B. Fonda, jailor al the county jail. went to Nogales this morning. where he was called on business matters.
 BROUGHT STILL
 Deputy Sheriff's iial Smith and Hud Kelly this morning brought in a still captured near Douglas las; might
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RETURNED HCME

Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood re- turned home yesterday from Stafford. where he has been the past week hearing a case in the Graham county court in which Judge McAlister was disqualified Judge McAlis,er who has been occupying the bench here will return home today
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county.
FROM ST. DAVID

g F. H. Hilton and E. W. NcFall of st. Gcvid were visitors in town to. day.
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ATTORNEYS HERE

Among the attorneys in town to- day to attend the hearing of the Charleston Dam project petition be. fore the board Of Supervisors were H. F.. Pickett, Douglas, Fred Sutter
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PROMINENT RANGERS

Lem Stoltz, W. G. Lythe and Girari prominent ranchers of the Gleeson- Hereford district were in town today having business before the Board Of Supervisors
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MiOkIFF RESIGNS

rected a letter to the board of su. pervisors advising them that effec. tive yesterday. the 10th. the resig- sheriff would go into effect. No ap- the vacancy
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TOWM| | TOPICS IERsGly TOLD |
MONDAY
FRIGHTENING UP

Here and there over the city we see bright spots on the surface Of mother earth in the city limits. The discovery of the refuse carbide lime can be put to advantageous use ir making a cheap and satisfactory way of brightening up many unsightly places in the canp.
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TO WILCOX

Miss Mamie Bell. who is spending several weeks. in Tombstone from her home at San Antonio. Texas. the guest of her brother. Assistant Cash. fer O. G. Bell. of the First Nation al Bank. left today for Wilcox where she will spend a week with Miss Perkins, one of the teachers in the Wilcox schools and a former school mate.
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THURSDAY

THURSDAY >~~~>~~-~-~~-~~~~~ BENSON VISITORS
 Among the visitors in Tombstone today from Benson were A. C. Smith. of the Cochise County State Bank and H. Q. Robertson. superintendent of the Union High School.
 sis6EE DEPUTY
 Deputy Sheriff Jack Ryan of Bis bee was visitor In the county sea. today or business at the Sheriff's office
 JUVENILE COURT
 Judge A C. Lockwood this after noon heard a number of juvenile cases in the juvenile branch of the Superior court.
 eIseEE ATToRNeY
 Attorney Alex Murry Of Bisbee was in town today on court matters. TO LONG BEACH
 R. B Krebs. ST. father of Ray B. KIebs. lief; this morning for hIs home in Long Beach. Cal. after spending several weeks in Tombstone cn visit with his son and family ATTENDED BANQUET Mrs. Wm. Lutley. pas, grand ma: ron of the local Eastern Star. went to Bisbee where she attended the meeting Of the order held in Bis bee in honor 0; the visiting worthy grand matron. Mrs Danitza Ansuis Several candidates were initiated and banquet rendered the wis ting guests. Mrs Lutley represented the i local Venus chapter
 RETURNED HOME Mrs. Keith Preston returned home today from several months visit in Colorado, where she was called last January 10 attend the funeral of her mother who died shortly before her arrival Since the burial of her mother she has been visiting rela- tives.
 DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS
 Attorney W. E. Abraham and David Beushimol Of Douglas were visitors in town today on matters in the SUI perior court. FROM GLEASON
 Wm. Cummings, we'll known resi- dent of Gleeson spen, the day in the city today on business FROM DOUGLAS
 David Benshimol came in on the noon train from Douglas. having business al the court house FORMER SUPERVISOR
 C. A. Taylor. O. Douglas. former su- peryisor Of Cochise county, came in today noon for a short visit il Tombstone. FROM WACO
 Albert Schuepp returned home to- day from Naco, where he has been l, on short business trip. LEAVE FOR OLD
 HOME IN ITALY
 The Giachetro Brothers. Baptiste. Tony and John. will leave tonight | for .Sow York City, from which point | they win embark for the shores of | Italy where the. will spend several | months on a visit 10 Salesi. Italy, i where they were born and reared | One of the most anticipated events | the boys are looking forward to is the family reunion to be held in their home town in about a month Broth CTS and sisters who they have no, seen for Is years will be present. and it will no doubt be a very happy event. Their friends VI Tombstone wish them bon voyage.
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sISsEE VISITOR

John Bowen of the Bisbee Auto company was visitor in Tombstone today.
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,and. Normal Abell and George Chambers.
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Bl SBEE DEPUTY

BlSBEE DEPUTY
 Deputy Sheriff Jack Ryan of Bis bee was a visitor In the county sea. today or business at the Sheriffs office.
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BENSON VISITORS

Among the visitors in Tombstone today from Benson were A. G. Smith. of the Cochise County State Bank and H. Q. Robertson, superintendent of the Union High School.
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JUVENILE COURT

JUVENILE COURT
 Judge A C. Lockwood this after noon heard a number of juvenile cases in the juvenile branch of the Superior court
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ATTENDED BANQUET
RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Keith Preston returned home today from several months visit in Colorado, where she was called last January to attend the funeral of her arrival Since the burial of her mother she has been visiting rela- tiyeS
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election.
SOCIAL SESSION

The Order of the Eastern Star me-: and enjoyed a very pleasant social evening after the regularly semi monthly business meeting. large attendance marked the meeting
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HOSPITAL OFFICIALS HERE

Dr. A. w. Nanneman. county phy- sician in charge of the county hospi- tai at Douglas and s. w Ellis. who has just been appointed assistant su- perintendent were in Tombstone to- day on business before the board of supervisors.
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IN TOWN

MT. C. R. Knowles. while comin! into town today from Buera, captur cd a full grown badger. This is ; real badger and some of the loca fight fans say the time is ripe 10 a real badger fight
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TUESDAY
ST. DAVID DELEGATION HERE

ST. DAVID DELEGATION HERE
 Among the delegation of farmers from the St David district to at. tend the hearing on the proposed ir rigstion district were s. G. Barrow, E. II. Hilton. J. A. Boyle, Byron Mer' Til. Geo. Goodman, John s. Merrill, l.. F. Matteson, J \ Curtis. ST. J. N Curtis. Jr.. H. A. Post. NJ. Nj. Cosby and a number of others. all interest ed in the creation of the district. IN sIs6EE
 City Marshal Porter Mcdonald was a business visitor in Bisbee yester, day. returning home late last eve, ming.
 TO BIS6EE
 County Recorder Ray B Krebs went 10 Bisbee ttis a:;ernoon on bust, ness matters.
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FROM WACO

Albert Schuepp returned home to day from Naco. where he has beer on a short business trip.
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FORMER SUPERVISOR

C. A. Taylor. O. Douglas, former su peryisor of Cochise county, came i, today noon for a short visit i. Tombstone.
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APPOINTED NAco DEPUTY

Accepting the resignation O: John Newell as constable of Naco. the board Of supervisors this morning ap- proved the appointment of Lee Hail A petition had been presented to the board signed by a majority of the ,aNpayers Of the Naco precinct ana on agreemen; of Sheriff Mcdonald he board approved the appointment: ENGINEERS HERE
 Engineers Edwards and Fogg. who have charge of the construction Q: the Apache Powder company works near St David were in Tombstone today for the purpose of attending: he hearing on the Charleston Dain petition before the board of super visors.
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the auto parties returned to Bisbee and Douglas by way of Tombstone last evening. and fully 15O cars pass ed through the city between 6:3O and 7:30.
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TO BOSTON ON VISIT

Supt. Jack Davis. of the Bunker Hill Mines Co. and family will leave this evening for Boston. Mass. where they go to spend about a month visiting relatives.
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS

Attorney W. E. Abraham and David Beushimol of Douglas were visitors in town today on matters in the su- perior court
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IN elssEe

MT and Mrs. A H. Gardner are in Bisbee. where Mrs. Gardner will undergo a slight operation today al; the Copper Queen hospital
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VISITED IN DOUGLAS

Attorney J. T. Kingsbury returned home today from Douglas, where he spent day attending to business connected with his practice.
 CANDIDATE HERE
 O. F.. Patterson, republican canii- date for the office of sheriff at the primary to be held in September. ac- companied by his wife and child, mo- tored to Tombstone this morning ami will spend the day here with friends TO PHOENIX
 Cashier M. NJ. Bludworth. of the First National Bank. leaves tonight for Phoenix where he goes on d business mission. He will be absent
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TO SOUTHLAND

Chief Deputy Sheriff Geo. Henshaw and Deputy Hal Smith motored tC Courtland this afternoon on busi ness connected with the Sheriff's of flee
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FROM GLEASON

Vim. Cummings, we'll known resi- dent of Gleeson spent the day in the city today on business
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siseEE ATToRNEY

Attorney Alex Murry Of Bisbee was in town today on court matters. TO LONG BEACH