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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
Saturday, the oath Day OF
July, 1920
at 10 O'Clock a. m.

the Real and Personal Estate of the
deceased, consisting of the following:
REAL ESTATE-The Homestead
Farm of the deceased, estimated at 100
acres, more or less, about one third till
age land, one-third pasture land and
one third wood land.
PERSONAL PROPERTY - Two
COWS, due to freshen next fall; 10 hens,
2 black and white bulls, two years old
broken to work; black bull, three years
old; yearling heifer, 400 feet of spruce
boards, 1900 feet spruce and hemlock
logs, farming tools and other articles
too numerous to mention.
TERMS MADE KNOWN AT TIME
OF SALE
f H. MILLER, Administrator,
A. G.. Gallup, Auctioneer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
Blueberries On Shares

Miss Archer wishes to inform the
people of Brattleboro, West Brattleboro
and the surrounding country, who have
been in the habit of picking blueberries
in her pasture on Ames Hill, that the
field is closed to the public. Anyone
wishing to pick on shares viii com.
munieate with Miss Archer, West Brat
tleboro, Vt.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
WANTED.

WANTED-Two pin boys. GA Elliot
ST 74-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
Administrators Sale

The undersigned administrator Of
the estate of LAURA j. WILSON, de
ceased, viii sell at Public Auction, on
the premises lately occupied by the de-
ceased in the town Of HALIFAX, stu
ated on the Deer Park Road, about .
miles from Halifax Center, on
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
FOR SALE

HOSE WAGON - Two-horse, reel
wagon body could be substituted, Amer
lcan La France make, lamps, bar, ave
etc. Elegantly painted, nickle trimmed
strongly built; would cost $1,000 new
Price $3.50.
WAGONETTE-Studebaner, seat II
adults, canopy top; suitable for schools
or inn; good order, well painted. Price
800.
MOUNTAIN WAGON - Four horse
has been in actual use on Yosemite
routes. Thorough brace hung; just the
thing for a mountain house. Price $500
MOUNTAIN WAGON - Two-horse
hung on springs, otherwise same as
above. Price 800.
E. f. Gebhardt,
Shelburne, Vermont
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19

TO RENT-Five rooms, first floor.
% Thomas st. Inquire IA Prospect
st. Tel 649-M.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19

FOR SALE-As I have sold my
farm, I win offer for sale all my per-
sonal property such as household goods,
carts, plows, express wagons, steam
engine, boiler, sharping, and a whole
hosiery outfit consisting of 60 machines,
winders, silk yarns for heels and toes
and lot of hosiery partly finished,
enough to make $50 dozen stockings
today; also one four-horse dynamo.
Chas Miner. Tel els. 118-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19
BELLOWS FALLS MAN LEADS
Has Best Score In Motorcycle Endur
ance Race.

BELLOWS FALLS, July 19.-Ac-
,ording to the recent reports received
here Everett K. Chase of Bellows Falls
had the best score in the 500-mile mo-
torcyele endurance race from Spring
field, Mass. About 100 men who took
part in the race, passed through here
last Saturday night. The route ex-
tended from Springfield, Mass, to the
Canadian border land return through
he White mountains to Worcester
Mass. .s<a ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-19

London IS new postmaster, Mr.. G.. c.
Sanderson, who has charge of the larg-
est postal area in the world, with some
thing like 3J.Da0 workers under him,
began his career in the service as a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
Nicely WITHDRAWS
RECOUNT REQUEST
IN OHIO COUNTY

Attorney John Il. Wilson, rcnresenting
Congressman NJ. NJ Nicely, yesterday
filed with the Ohio county COMMISSION
ers q communication calm" OIL the re-
count. Of the vote for congress IN Cn.o
county. The recount was asked by Con-
gresham Nicely several days ago ah9
similar action was taken in Marion, am
TAYLOR counties. Congressman Neeiy
has since called off the recount IA
Marion. and 1t has been known LOT a.
least three days that he. would a'So
withdraw the request for the recount IN
Ohio county. Acting upon Congressman
Ncely's request. the Ohio county CON-
missioners declared the result or INC
vote for congress as shown by the ol
fetal canvass held the week loiioHIns
the general election and directed Cierh
H. c. Underwood, to certify the returns
of the congressional vote to Secretary OF
State Houston q. Young. Governor Ionn
], Cornwell and the legislature as re-
Quircd by law. ~ -,
This return gave Congressman M. NJ
Nicely l2.7l0. and Senator Ben l.. hos-
enbloOm. the successful candloate LOT
congress for the first congressional ois-
trict, 1891. a majority OF oel lot Nos
With this majority in Ohio county.
Rosenbloom was elected to congress py
a majority of -. receiving
votes to -, votes cast for Neely III
the district. ,.,
The letter of John b. Wilson with
drawing the request was filed with the
commissioners yesterday, follows:
wheeling. w. Va. Nov. "a 1870:
THE Board of Commissioners or the
County of Ohio. ~
Ncely to withdraw this demand. hereto
fore entered for recount of the votes
cast for the office of congressman in the
Ohio county at the election held on
November .. 1920. ,s
In accordance Herewith I. In behalt
Of Major Ncelv hereby withdraw the oe-
mand for n recount as above set forth.
Respectfully,
JOHN b. WILSON.
Attorney for NJ. NJ. Nelly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
BRACY CASE WILL
Be CALLED MONDAY

The trial Of Smith H. Bracy, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
tense, is scheduled to come up MONDAY
morning in criminal court before Judge
Alan III. Robinson. Attorney S. o. Boyce
will represent Bracy while Miss Carrie
EbelinE who had the warrants sworn
out, will be represented by Attorney ].
Harold Brennon.
This case has been watched with
much interest as 4 Will be remembered
that twice before the defendant was
tried on similar charges. Yesterday 1t
was stated that on account OF the eN-
pense OF bringing expert witnesses here
the state may consider. dropping me
"a Sc has been continued three times be-
fore coming to trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
NOT GUILTY
Criminal Court Jury Frees Kate Brown
Of Charge Of Operating DtSoT-
DERBY Rouse

A jury sitting in criminal court yes.
terday morning returned verdict OF
not guilty in the case of Kate Brown al.
legged TO have been opera ting house OF
prostitution on the South Side. she
was represented by Attorney S. y.
Boyce.
A verdict Of not guilty was also re-
turned in the case of the cry or wheel
ing against William Kiehl. Attorney
Tom b. Foulk represented Kiehl:
The case Of John Siko, indicted by tho
grand jury charged with violating the
Yost law. was continued until December
10, This was done on account Of the
state witness not being able to attend
as he Is sick m bed.
The jury trying the Kate Brown case
was composed Of the following: Frank
Fette, J. D. Gibbons, Z. F. Bond, W. D.
Church, Robert Armbrustcr. A. l.. Ed
wards. Robert Humphreys. John Meyers
p. ]. Flanagan, Chester Bowman, John
Brash and Bert Davis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-27
TWO CIRCUIT COURT
TRIALS FOR MONDAY

Monday morning the trial term Of cir
cult court will open with Judge j. Is.
Sommerrille sitting In Part and Juase
r N. Addleman in Fart II. Judge Som
merville will not open Part until jan
uary 3rd. The first case TO come up is
that OF Edward Sailer against J. A.
Blum, an appeal. Attorney John /. Ar
benz represents the plaintiff while at
torney T. S. Riley represents the de-
PENDANT. ~
Two other cases to come up are Mich
ael Freeman VS.. Auto Sales company, an
appeal. The plaintiff will be represent
ed by Attorney John T. Aroenz "hlle
Attorney ], Harold Brennon will repres-
ent the defendant. The Watkins, House
& Hermann VS.. the United States Rail-
road administration. ct al, also an APP
peal. The plaintiff company will be rep
ami Attorney Kinder for the defendant
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
DEFENSE STARTS REsUTTAI
IN DEPORTATION CASE

(Ccutinued from Page One)
back there YOU - He was
taken TO Warren and loaded into q
cattle car with about co others. h..
said and taken to Hermanas. n. NJ,
and described the trip. Regarding the
finding of dynamite in a woodshed,
which testimony the defense brought
out several days ago, Nations said
him back in line, and said: Get
that when he moved into house
owned by a man named Dixon. for
mer tenant had left several sticks
Of dynamite in the shed and he hal
let 1t remain there. He described
seeing the raid on the I. w. w. hall
early the morning Of the 18th and
said he saw a machine gun in an
automobile and about $50 men in
the raiding party. He said he saw
several acts OF violence the morn
ing OF the 18th and saw one man
struck On the head and another boy,
whom Dr. Bledsoe had been treating
complain of his leg hurting and DR..
Bledsoe had told him that he had
better keep on walking. The boy,
said the witness afterward address
ed Capt. Hodgson, who told him Il
am Capt Hodgson. l will show You
who ] am" He saw another man
named Crawford with blood over his
face and said he saw a machine gun
on a cement building near the bail
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
SATURDAY
WAS IN eiSeEE

WAS IN eiseEe
G. F. Mcleod, newspaper cores
pendent was in Bisbee last evening
with his family returning home this
morning.
FROM elseEE
Mox Mosier of Bisbee was a visit
or in the city today.
TO BOWIE
II. p Merrill of the Merrill & Fow-
Ter Brothers real estate firm, went
to Bowie this morning where he was
called on a business mission for his
firm.
PROBATE TO-DAY
Judge lockwood disposed of pro-
bate matters in chambers today. the
court rooming being occupied by
Judge Pattee in the Wootten case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
COME RENCE BEING
HELD TODAY

The annual meeting of the Arizona
Congregational Conference. which is
scheduled TO last two days. Apr,
l4th and 18th. was opened in this
Of pastors from al parts OF the s:a.e.
The conference is being held in
the Congregational church. and tn =
entertainment committee has arrang.
ed a fine program for the visiting
c!ergymen.
Rev. C. W. Stark. of the local Con
gregational church is doing his u.
most to make the stay of the visitors
in cur city pleasant one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
DEDicATORS OF GRAND
CANYON TUCSON GUESTS

TUCSON. April 17.-Members IF
the Brooklyn Eagle party of tour
lists on their way to the dedication
OF the Grand Canyon as a national
park were the guests OF Tucson foc
two hours yesterday morning. The
special train arrived at Tucson dur
ing the early morning hours. Thera
were l19 members in the party.
They left the train about $50 o'clock
and were taken to the San Xaxier
de! Bac mission and through the
University OF Arizona They left by
automobile for the Casa Grania
ruins about 1890 O'Clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
SHOOTING REPORTED IN
MILESTONE MOUNTAINS

Continued from Page One)
Larrieu and a Mexican named Quija-
da were arrested last year charged
with the shooting of Ernest Gray.
while in the mountains. but Quijada
was acquitted by a jury last Oc:o.
her and the case against Larrieu
was dismissed.
The case will come up for trial
at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
FRIDAY

FROM eIseEE
Mrs. Enochs, OF the Bisbee Ore.
spent the day in the city today on
business
VISITING PARENTS
Mrs. John E. Bacon, Of Miami, ar
rived in Tombstone last evening for
q several days visit with her parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
BALL TEAM FOR
TOMBSTONE ASSURED

w p Walker has consented 10 man
age the ball team that Tombstone
will back for the baseball honors of
Coch;se county, and the boys will
soon start a period of hard training
The business men of the city have
been generous in pledging their sup
port to a properly managed team and
she fans are in line for a number OF
fast games The grounds at Schus-
ters park will be put into shape and
the practice game next Sunday viii
be witnessed BY a large crowd o:
baseball bugs.
OPERATED UPON
Mrs. Guy C. WEIGH yesterday IN
derwent q slight operation at the Coz
per Queen hospital in Bisbee. Re.
ports from the hospital this after
noon stated that Mrs. welch is do.
ing very well
VISITING IN elssEE
Miss Esther Schneider is visiting
! in Bisbee for several days win
friends and relatives.
TREBLE cLEF CLUB
MET LAST NIGHT
The Treble Cief Club held it's reg
Llar monthly meeting last evening
with Miss Lorna Lockwood. At the
Lockwood home ON Toughnut street.
The entire assemblage attended the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
TO sISseE

Miss Emma Bishop. clerk in the
office of the county treasurer, lett
FOR Bisbee today. where she vii! re.
main for several days assisting Treas
urer Welsh in his work in the Warren
District.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
OPE RATOR ILL

Miss Francis S;aniger. Hello" girl
at the local office of the Mountain
States. is confined to her home wi:A
an attack of iagrippe. Miss Alice
Treu, Of Benson. IS filling the posi-
lion during the illness Of Miss Stani-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18


tified that he had not been molested
going TO and from work during the
strike and did not see the pickets
do anything out OF the way nor ala
he see anyone that had any Tear or
apprehension OF danger 1.
on cross-examination, he said he
never was an |. w W. nor had he
ever been at their hall and worked
during the strike because he had not
been asked to quit work.
,ndrjch M SAN Pedro. Calif.
how he was taken from
l,;- homo ohor. z.9a tho morning of
tho 1etb bv walter Hubbard and sew
ar,r o,ha-s ana mada 70 march down
- v-.r-a, y. did M, 60 ont on
strike ba said hacausa he was sic,,
H.. h,a ;nte,dad eoipg bacL IN work
,.,., ,o,;f;ad q, tho ,e,b and was
,.oo,.as from, doing ,his nv ba;,-
do,or.aa
,o
-, $3.50 ,.
, ,o,r,,u uo s ms.
-, ,
-, . ~. s.o,,
u 49,. -,
:, NJ al,
he saw several bleeding heads anil
number NJ historical women with
babies in their arms bp, during the
s,rika saw M ,ear NOR annrehension
Iia a,.erdad severaI mae,;nys a. ,bs.
CITY PARK and heard a man named
Freeman and another man named
Clark sneak and whom Clark hal
finished can, Wheeler shook hi.
hand and congratulated him he said
The snaakers did No, advocate an,
raaicaIism he said although on. OF
them had told abou, "ee,,;np &c and
hours. then 81 and 6 hours etc"
At Warren man in the bull men
asked FOR drink of wafer and
woman brought a pail and dippsr
setting it down for the men to drink
from, he said, when,a gun man"
came up and kicked the pail over
This afternoon tho cross.examina-
ton of " + Hawthorne was com.
plete. going into the strike conditions
10 said he went IN, on strike a.
soon as ne heard the strike was called
hut was M, in svmna,hv with tho
T. w w. The defense sought tn
nrove he ala not have the knowIedpe
claimed IN have ahou, the oneratiops
NJ the pickets during the strike
rrawrbornc said he saw machine guns
i'm automobiles follow the train IN
Osborn and another one AZ Lee Sta
-5-, lie Il AT nresent in The brok.
--a-e business in Tacoma Wash ba
said.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
VISITING RE

MIR. w Wilmarth. OF sun Prairie
Wis. is spending several days il
Tombstone as The CUES, o. Rev. c
". stark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
coNGRSGATIONA CONFERENCE
STARTS TOMORROW
WEDNESDAY
JUDGE MeAlISTER HERE

JUDGE MeALIsTER HERE
Judge A. c. McAlister. superior
Judge of Graham county is in Tomb
stone today conducting a case n
chambers. during the absence Of
Judge A c. Lockwood in Prescott
ATTORNEYS HERE
Among the attorneys in the city
today were Fred Suffer. Walter Roche
} w. Ross and Sam II. Kyle. Bisbee.
FROM DOUGLAS
Percy Bowden was visitor in
town today from Douglas.
IN PHOENIX
Miss Emma Faulkner. stenograph.
er in the Recorders office is spend
irg several days in Phoenix on !
visit with relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18

show at the Crystal following when
they enjoyed dancing games aa1
dainty refreshments as the guests ci
Miss Lockwood
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
BANK DIRECTORS HERE

T. J Lesson OF McNeal. Arthur
Heney OF Fairbank. Henry Pyeatt Of
Camille were in Tombstone today az
tending a meeting OF directors OF the
.ochise County state Bank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
THURSDAY
GlEESON VISITORS

GLEEsoN VISITORS
John Gleason, VIM. Cummings and
Louie Musso motored over this aft.
ernoon from Gleason to spend sever.
al hours in the county seat attending
10 business matters.
STILL IN HOSPITAL
George Gibson. well known Tomb
stone boy who has been in the navy
for the past four years. and who was
expected home two weeks ago. has
written friends here that the navy
medical department has decided to
apply an electrical cure to his iniur.
les which he received while on boar
U. S. destroyer and which have re-
suited in paralysis Of the right side
CT bis body. For the past six months
his case has been under the careful
supervision OF the medical depart
ment OF the navy and he says they
are doing their utmost to restore tn.
use of the paralyized organs The
treatment which will soon be begun
will last for period of two months
and his friends in this city sincerely
hope for the success OF the endeayor
HERE YESTERDAY
NJ Z. Cassidy. Republican war
horse CT Cochise county. was a visit,
or in Tombstone yesterday.
BENEFIT DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have completed all arrangements fo-
the benefit dance to be given tomor-
row night al Scheiffeln hall for the
benefit Of St Johns Episcopal
church, or which much-needed repairs
are now under way. The Tombstone
Clty Band wl. furnish the music fo-
/ The occasion. while the ladies' viii
serve supper during the evening, AMI
a large crowd from out OF town Is
expected = come here TO attend.
RETURNED HOME
Miss Emma bishop returned home
this morning from bispee, where she
has been assisting County Treasurer
Guy c. Weleh in the collection of
taxes in the Warren District.
siseEE VISITORS
The Misses Adams and Gill spent
the day in the city today with friend,
from their home at. Bisbee.
RAY SWAIN THINKS
OF OLD HOME TOWN
The Daily Prospector is in receipt
Of a card from Ray Swain, who is
at present in Honolulu, with the U.
S. Navy. The card was mailed tie
End Of April and says: Regards 10
all old acquaintances in the good Old
town. and hofe.'' Ray has Travelled
around the globe several times since
joining the navy, and friends in this
city have received cards from him ip
all parts OF the world. He has visit
Led all the foreign countries. has
rseen the great wonders Of the world
and Is now an even more firm be-
lever In the phrase BE 1t ever 50
humble"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
TO MBSTONE TOWN
TOPICS TERSELy TOlO |
MONDAY


ieit this morning for Coohise. where
they vii. spent several days, the
guests OF Dr. and Mrs J. B. Ellis
IN DOUGLAS
7 Kinssbury sad family and "
Hicks and family spent yesterday
III Dous.as on a y,si, With friends
Faog RASc-
". Hayery came in yesterday
from his ranch in the Huachucas. and
VII. sreud several days with his fam
lily lie WAS one OF the posse search
ing for the murderers of G. J. Peter
son. but reports that SO far nothing
has developed
MANY AUTO PARTIES
Many autos passed through Tomb
s.ore yesterday as a large number
az i.eopie from Bisbee. Douglas and
other cities ard towns took advan-
tag. @: the superb climate for sun
day tour of the county.
TO TUCSON
CraC. Warner and wife mOtored
oYer % Tucson Saturday night re-
ma,riag over Sunday with relatives.
also taxing in the automobile races
he'd taere
CAKE SET DRAWING
Tickets are being distributed TO-
the drawing which viii occur soon
when the holder Of the lucky num-
Der will be presented with a beauti-
fN hand painted cake set. painted
and donated by Mrs. II. W. Swigert
Of this city The set is now on dis
play at Soyd's Drug store.
TO BENSON
Rev FIR. VIM. Jno Leaver. of the
local Catholic church was called to
Benson today on a sick call.
EASTERN STAR
DANCE 2,.h.
The isesi order of the Eastern
Star will hold a bail Saturday. the
gath in Schedffelin hall Arrange
ments have not been completed as
yet but will be announced later
TO BENSON
Cashier NJ NJ. B,udworth OF the
First National Bank was in Benson
Saturday. looking after a shipmen, o.,
cattle.
UNDERTAKEN HERE
A. A. Ferguson. Douglas undertake
was here today.
HERE ON BUSINESS
A. II. Harkey and F Cartwright Of
Turner were here today on business
IN TOWN
Deacon Davis. county road fore
man Of Paradise district was il
town today consulting with the
county engineer regarding road con-
ditions.
BANK PRESIDENT HERE
President A. G. smith. o: the Co.
chise County State Bank came up to
day from his headquarters al Bensoi
He reports matters. relative TO the
Charleston Dam project are beginning
to shape themselves.
IN TUCSON RACES
Two local boys. Dewey Chadwick
and "Pinkie" Walsh returned home
today from Tucson where they enter
ed the automobile race conducted on
the Tucson speedway. They entered
their Chevrolet but had the misfor-
tune to throw a tire. putting them
out Of the running. Neither were in
juried although Walsh, acting as me-
chanician, was thrown out OF the ma
chine
OVER FROM 0iS6EE
W. o. Elliott. manager OF the Low
ell Auto Co. accompanied by his
wife were visitors in the county seat
this afternoon.
FROM cLEEsoN
Captain W. H. McKittrick, princf
pal owner OF the TETON Mining com.
pany of Gleason. was in Tombstone
today. enroute to Douglas. where he
goes on business. 1t is reported
Capt. McRittrick vii soon reopen the
TETON mine. which has been idle f1-
the past year.
cLeEsoM VISITOR
Judge n. J. Sullivan Of Gleeson
spent the afternoon in the city on
business matters.
TO DOUGLAS
Sheriff ). =. Mcdonald went to
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
VISITED IN elSBEE
CRAuTAuQUa COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS EVENING

\ representative OF the Ellison
White Chau,auqua system. is in
Tombstone today, organizing the 10
cal committees who viii handle the
Chauiauqua when i, visits Tomb
stone in May. All members Of the
committee who signed the contract
are asked to be al Boyds Drug
store this evening al 100 when final
arrangements will be made
TO WILCOX
Rev. FIR JnO. Leaver OF the Catho-
lie church went to Wilcox this
morning where he will remain for
Sunday services, returning to Tomb
stone Tuesday.
IN SAN FRANCISCO
According TO word received in
Tombstone from Father F. A. Cclly-
more. former pastor of the local
Catholic church. he has just landed
in San Francisco by steamer from
S-Ttt America He sizes to re 70
L e!Dbered to all MS -Jnr>.Gne
frirrds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
UP FROM FAiRBANk

jeff Milton. L. 5. immigration IN
spectCr WAS a visitor in the county
sea; today on business matters at
the courthouse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
TUCSON PHYSICIAN

DR.. Joel l. Butler. well known Tue
son physician came in this morning.
having been called here in consul,s-
ton with DR.. H. II. Hushart on the
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
ATTORNEYS HERE

Among the attorneys in town to
day were John E. Sanders and +. J
'Flannigan OF Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
IN FROM STRONGHOLD

Prof ]. A. Rockfellow is a visitor
in Tombstone from his ranch in the
Cochise Stronghold. attending tis
conference OF the Congregational
church
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-18
FROM ST. DAVID

j. d. Curtis and brother were Wis
i;ors in Tombstone today from their
ranch al s.. David.