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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
RETURNS SHOW DEMOCRATS
 WILL HAVE MAJORITY OF
 IN NEXT LEGISLATURE

ifiJEN.N Nov. -S Election rc. ,9-.. .rom C,chise. Graham and P.m9 ooaa,io, were received today by th= .sc-e.ary Of s.a;e- flee and ie., sa.y 'hree r1ua-y reu-as. those (: NAYaio. Yuma and Yavap.- coun,ies still 10 be received On ihe'r receip, ;; was A,ed. completed ,,.s.s ior h. s:al, compiled a, ,o ,aca coun,y .y ;h. ooArd o' s1pcrN,prs Q: ;aal cou, ty, and ,o.a.-d and casckcl by clerk ir tae secretary ct aje's office. would be made public and succcs.ll cl1ti5a;cs would recely" -l,.- eer..'.. ca.es O. eiection
 Re,u-as from some coln.ie>. ho1- eyeI. received ny ;he secre.ary ot sr4.e. supp, men:ed 5y others receiy. ed Dy state Librarian Con P C7oniu, showei lo R .publicans and nine Der. ocra-s elected 70 he state senate an ] ls Republicans and :o Demoora 5. e-ec;ed @ ;be house
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EMBALMEo SPECIMEN OF ARIZONA ANIMALS
 WILL BE DISPLAYED

PHOENiN. Nov lG. State Game Warden Joe V. Prochaska said today ne would ask of ihe legislature a SD,- ao0 appropriation for hail cabinets fn' mounted specimens 0f fish and gam. lie said the small office space e. .o;.ed to ihe fish and game warden lid not allow the display of more han half the specimens. a.thoush ihere were counties svisitors' to tho depar;men, evinciug interest in fish. birds and animals which were nov scattered in the office. the taxide-. miss of ;he schools. One of the game warden's mos; recent acquisitions Char.es Evans. s.ate taxidermis,. iS wild ca' and two Kittens and quail
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GUN WleLOER IS BANIsHEo
 FROM STATE FOR 20 YEARS
 AFTER ADMITTING DEFENSE

pHOENlX. Nov. IS.-A F. Rnsse'. charged with assaul, Ni;h intent r. comm: murder. pleaded guilty today md va ssen;enced by Superior Juds |. C Stanford 70 20 years banish- meni rom The state ln,ess permit; T to return sooner by coGr; order, Rusrs. was accusel ot holding two Tea. estate agents in alarm at tho poin; Of a revolver for more than two hours following a dspute regarding s real estate desl. They finally per susded him 70 accompany ,hem 70 4 ca;e. Russo keeping ;hem coyere l with his weapon. concealed in a coat pocke;. A; me cafe, police officers li,srmed and sr-es;ed Russel
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JIM kRlG5suM NOW MEMBER OF MIGHT PROTECTION ARMY.
 OF "THE HIGH CONSTABLE

BlSBEE Nov. g On accouu, os ra- cen, robber.es and burgiarie, and D afford fur-her protection ,o ,he mer- chants whom he represents, Charl., Thoma>. ;he High Constable" has employed ] C Krsbaum ;o ,l,>.,: him n his work as night Na.chman.
 Thomas and Krigbaum are he TWO .,..sina. o.d ..m.r- of C,ch.,- county They landed in Tombstone in .s Bo loughi Indians in ;he ,ar.y days in this s,o'ion Th1ma, sad Ina: ii requires ,he utmost vigilance D pre-. ven. deJreia'ious on rhe sore, H. watches. bu; ;ha, Ni'h the assistance 5f an old front.ersmin liks Kriebau.n h. believes that he cln proven, fur -her robberies
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WRITES TO GOVERNOR
 FOR PERFECT "HUsBY-

PHoENIX. Nov. 23-who is the bes; looking bachelor friend Of Gov Thomas E. Campbell? Whoever he is. step forward, please But don't s;ep so fast, you'll trip. for of course there's a catch 10 it.
 Have you million dollars Do you love God? Are you tall, blue-eyed and 5o? These are the requirements set forth in le;er marked 'lmportant" which was received al the office Of ,he governor yesterday from Edna Bucy of Pneblo. Colorado There ism; d man in Paeblo. she says. who comes W' 70 her demands for ;he husband she i, seeking. for it's husband Edna i. after in her hun; for happi. n-Ss. which she has addressed to the aeai af he sia,c of Arizona. Sh. says she is called" pre-y Heres her let:er:
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STATEMENT sV VIllASENOR

MORALES. Nov. -S A C. V.Ilas. eno-. r-esiden;e municipal. Was held .oday n ,he Nosaies Son. jail on lhe charge Q. Illegally aiding d Tucson policeman Ss;'irs Mexican ci,.zer across he lire Governor Borluez ], investigating he case.
 The mayor i- s.in prevented from being seen hy i.e press. 2g; issued s.l'emea; as follows
 T reG-e, 'ha, whica has happened \ -au,e i- affect, me personally, a, nave absolute confidence ia senlr Lie GoazA!ez Rubalcava Bu: ,, causes me profound -adness ina, 'ae many good pcop.e led by ,he:- passion. and -nded by my pJliacs. enem.c, and had public servants. pa. iicipated n ;a- demon, ration aS4.nst me
 "Th a-e other lh!ugs worse ;ha, ,aas and 'aa- i, breaking legal p-inc p,e~ The couaci!men ,aking adyan- iag- and encouraged by the exis;enr- oe town -a.k. ,ri-d 10 force ne ,5 abInloa aaj resign my posi;i,n. on. :hey Were nor able 70.
 Why.
 ~Beeaa.y ~on:i p-e'vr death ;e dlsl5nor
 The .e---d bo,,hevih who adm.; they ac.ed inc demons ,ra,io1 asllns. Mavl- Viiia.enor Thursday n.gh. are .a'd-'o have been to,d by Governor Barquez 90 preserve orde, and .e; ;ae ,sw ,ake .t- course in thi. case.
 An attorney familiar ~i;h inc de. ;ais Of The Martinez case states tha; he prisoner lad crossed ,he border from the United States without a passp7r, md was ;hus sn5iec; to de. poria;lon by ,ae Immigration author ties.
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AT LAST

4 couple O! tourists drove in , Tombstone las; nigh; and upon being que-ieI as % hon they were diree:el eAs; Of here. stated hat a; Lord, burg. F P. Turner, 'le Haricul,urai Inspector a; ,ha; point md tod rhem ;o come via Douglas The amusing poin, Of ;he affair is ,ha, M~ Trrne. up to last week hal been directing iouri-;s by other rou;es. aa5 he .o.i these pepo.e tha; he Nas "of, th, other routes for life" because he d. rected a touris; by ano;her route aal when he iouris- arrived a, Tucson ae sent Mr Turner "i-e subs'ad- italy as fo'lcwS Game .ae way yol .iirec ed me and f ever -e, back tl i.ordsburg l Will shoo, you on sight. Never again" MT Turner. ";h, Douglas, Bisbee. Tombstone rou,e fo- me from now on
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EH STATE EMPLOYEE
 ON LYMAN DAM DIES

PHoENIX. Nov ls \ Q Erhar'. brother 0; George E-hArt. drpu :; state treasurer and 'he younges: s3a pf ;he iaie Mir ani MsS Jacob E.. har'. who were ,h, victims e. an atra. cious murder by negro las, June. died yesterday morning of doub.e pneumonia and arrangements for the .unera. are being .aade today l. addition 10 George E-ha-' Inc lec,a. ed i. survived by 4a,.har bsa'her. Jake E-hlr' ''eu.cuau, o- .a, Pho nix Fire department,
 \ 0 Erhar, un.H recently Aa- in charge of construction Nerk 7n .he Lyman dam in Aoaeae county. 5ein- appon.ed 10 watch ,Ae .n.,re,.s of 'oa .'a.e loan hoard IT, was all ,>. s.y.ce man and wei k7uwn by -ys,-
 n.s or :he Sat River sa!i,y and .''- sarded as one os the mo,' ,lh..au.it,
 '.lcns of the comun!;y
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6ROk E A RIB.

Vern Kendall, o@ 'as KeaIah Land A Cattle Company. $. S2l,a Pas. Wa, in Tombstone today, ha.:ag recently suffered an acciden.. breaking one Q. bis r!bs Whie >aR:n< co-dwoo! on circular saw. several days ag3, M- Kendall accide3.a.!y stumbled in- 70 the bell leading from t1e engine to the saw and seeing he Was leadin, s:riish; for the saw. he threw himself violently 10 one side striking on the shaf; He did not not;ce. however. that he had fractured ore oi h.s ribs until several days later. and whi,e suffering considerably rom he break he is thanking his lucky s,a-s for his na.row escape from the saws teeth.
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FEDERAL COURT TO
 MOVE ON TO PHoENix

Tl.@SON. Nv. 2i -Judg- Siwt-
 ae ;adera' cour. and court ach. .as Ail problb.y return to Tucson O. Wednesday lr Thus>day and % 70 PloeniN sunday 70 open cour- ,her~ according 70 information rece.ve1 hrre a. he clerk, dfiiee l. MS sal1 ;ha- th-re Nera bn: tour r.-s. so, ,a. Monday in P-esco'; ana ,ha; ,; W. believed 'ha, bn; one would be tried
 I: is believed here ,ha; ,he c5u., hl- already le-. Prc.ro.' enrou,e n Tneson N "ase- or hearings are -s- TT th- Iui= 's return here. bu; j., ,> probable ,ha. a :N routine mtt.e-- Wi,l 5a disposed oe |, is expec,e Ina, he PAoentx .erm of cour, wi, D short, as Dee. 2o.h has been s-.ec-. ed as naturalization day in Tucson
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HooAlEs MURDER SUSPECTS
 ARE RELEASED

MORALES. Nov. 2S--Mr and Mrs. Charles Losey. who had been under arrest pending Investigation of ;he.- possible connection W.th 'ae death Jt A W Born .n a concrs.e. pi', par. + fled Ni.h water, near here on ths riga; oi O., ber II were released nom cps;oiy .odaS County At;orneg Le s,ie C. Hariy said he cou'd find ID evidence agalns, hem. Mir. and Mrs. Losey. wao were c.ose 70 the p.t, said Born fen n and drowned \ maa ..,ing nearby tod ;he au:hor., ties he wen; to investigate when h. heard loud voices nesr The pi,
 M-. anl Mrs. Losey. on 5eins re. leased today were al once arrested by federal officers for investigation re. la.sng 10 drug traffic on the border, a drug having oeen found in the pos session Of ihe couple when they were arrested in connection with inc Bo.l csse. officials said.
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YOUTH IS INVOLVED
 IN PECULIAR TANolC

DENVER. Nov g Unless som" WAy i. found on, Q! his strange love ;riang'e. Ernest W Feys;er. 2S. sie- ien' The Ce'o-ado School Of Mine, ... remain in iai, until he diyorees ...s 1r de 0; .psee days. and marries 4aahar sirl ~ho says Feys.er is the
 n'r r' h.r "xpec;eI ch!,d. The s,r,emeu, Was made by chief oi p.. Ice Hamilton Arm,,r1ng Feysre- Na- arrested on complain; Of MI,- Klthe::a Byaae.s of Miami. Arizona. According 10 he- story. Fey-.ar ,ef' aere sev.rl, Week, ago and en'er,3 -ae ,,hoo' o. Mines ai Golden. Colo Where h. m,; Mi.. Ann Prior. pre-, " MT widow
 Tu-.Iay H-, Benne;t came 10 De- yer. She ibid Feys,er she Mas ,v. pac::ng rhHd IT, leS thu. af,e- a35n. she alleges. and wtg. :5 Coz. -adi Springs. vaere ae married .Ir. Prior Feys'er dvc,areI h, would na. d.torce Ms Prior 10 N,d Ms Ben ne.-. becau>. h. married the form T  io make neir expected child 'e@:.- mate Chief Armstrong said Feys'e. ,aon.d dNorce II. bride of three d1y- and marry M,s Bennett 'o pl4y square win hr- Then .he chief ,a.t. h. caud divorce Mis. Benue-' all marry his ..rst a!.e [ !. chose.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION oepartmer: pf the lntericr

| -aE4 Office at Pboeni,, Ari- zon4. september .5. Is2o.
 No.'ra E7reb, sfsen that Frann k. coa-;e y!.:. e: FairhsrH,. Arizona. sho ea Ie-1s-l7 X l2ls-1S. -aa@e lione--e4- .nay No. o35723- 43e''a", ior r. si.,@ SC .p N-Nw~ 1.s and >e- .,. ri? NE, Sec. - WI. SE S0'. Sec 3o. wi. NEl Ei4 >w', Section 9a. Township -e-S Range lg-E. G. & R. B & M4-,,ea. tas lied ro,. of intention 10 make Three Year Proof. 70 es'abli-- cam re ,he iard above described, 5e.ore N Fowler. [. :. Commissioner a, Tombstone. Arl- z,na. 5u 'a- 3. ,sy of Norembe-. ls2o
 Ciamaa; names as wi.n,s,e-.
 Frank T saa,~-. at F. Hn,cnuc4. Ar.lo,s. fnts'-cIo se'sgo. of E-gin. Ar.zas. -e= a4rkey A-Is \ Har- key oo,a Q. Falrb4nh, Ari1ora
 cHAs. F MARSHALL. Register.
 F.--. pup. Cc oosr 3, lseo
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STEPHENS MAY BE u. S. MARSHAL

Color is given the report amanatin- rom Phoenix hat Ed Stephens. present secretary of ;he livestock sanitary board. will he the next United States marshal by the recent visi, of Ralph Cameron 10 Douglas. On iha; occasion stephens accompa- nied Cameron to the Shelter city and remained Wi,h him during his visii there.
 Joe Y. Prochaska. state game wa. An has been mentioned as q candi date. Hugh Dlggs og Phoenix. is an. other who has been slated for ;he jo. In Cochise county. Captain George Wilcox O: Warren. has been mentio. ed
 Tine cand dacy oi Captain Wilcox is said 50 ha\e me, a snag in his pas; in:eres' in he progressive party Wilcox Was in he Spanish-American war as d Rough Rider and was mad clerk Q, the d;s,ric, cour; in Tomb. stone Whl;e Colonel Roosevelt was prc,.dtn' With the retirement os Roosevelt. Wilcox went 10 work for ;he C and \ mining company and during the late war wa, in the border suard service. He was one of the mos, active supporters Of the progre,. s've movement n 1912 and i' is said Y some os his supporters 'ha; his at. 'i,ude a; iha; time caused he senator e.ec,, Cameron. 70 no favor his ap poin;m nt a- marshal While Cap,ain Wi.,ioX wiH OF has, received the ea. ios,emea o- :he Rcpub,..an organtza- ;ion in Co,a.,r county ;' is cer,aia that influential Republicans are nn 3, al. in favor of hi. appo.n-m5n; 10 the post
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COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
 OPENS IN SHELTER CITY

DOUGLAS. Nov. 22 Approximate ' S50 teachers were in attendance at the opening session of the Cochi,e county institute, held at the high school auditorium ih!s morning The principal speakers were: Dr (. Q Hoyt of the state Normal college of Ypsi.an;i Michigan, and Miss Margas- ct Wise, Detroit, Michigan, normal raining teacher and lecturer.
 Miss Elsie Tales. presen; county school superintendent and recently e,rcted ,o the office of state superin. tendent. introduced Miss Helen Brow who takes 'he office of county super irtenden; on January l.
 Miss Brown thanked jhe teachers. fo, their >uppor; during her campaign ard spoke briefly of the work she wished 70 accomplish with ,he CO., operation ot the teachers Of CocAise county and Miss Toles in ;he state office. Mrs C F.. Pettinsal then de lighted her audience with several vocal numbers Mr. Summers. who has charge Of 'h- vocational section of 'he meeting. exhibited numerous arttc,es ;ha' had been hammered on; of various metals. many Of which were exceedingly beautiful a>d useful
 pr Hoyr chose as hi, subject for thi, morning, lecture. Ideals in Edr. cation" and punc,ua,ed his remarks with many clever and human stories 10 Illustrate 'hc points he wished 'o bring forth
 Miss Mtrs1rc, Wise. a, an .n;Oluc. tory 70 her mornings talk on 'Llfe. l.iberiy and 'he Pursu.; of Happiness in he school Room. spoke of the eNcel'en; conditions under which m teachers are working d, The present time. and The high standard ,o whic1 the profession n, heinz raised II . entire lecture had i', central theme in ;hc deyc,opmen, in ,he schoE room of those qual;ies in chGd which make him social heinz
 I1 her se,;ion meeting with e,t. nen'ary teachers ,a'er in ,he morn. ing she gave many he.pu, ideas ;o the teachers O work along which ths child could be directed during ,he free periods In sno'her section mee.- rr N.-, Helen HaV'-v and Miss h-ri- NrDona | gay, some ex"el.er' demonstrations ot vo-S win MeNcan ectirea. Ths session then adiaur" e 1a'1 l:l;.
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SWEET POTATO WEIGHS g LES.

CHANDLER. A-.z Nov. 23.-Ho.1- !as the resord for he larges; swe -:
 otsto ever grown, (. P. Sloan dar.s Ilyone 10 produce a larger tuber thal a.s. He brought in TWO souds. enc weighing pounds and the other 2 pounds. The potatoes were raised oa his -anch near .oW-,. were as hard a. rocks and when cooked proved mos; Iu scious. The potatoes were not se,. eral smaller ones grown into q la-s- er one. bu: were solid specimen ns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28
No LEGAL VOTE CAST FOR
 OEeS IN PIMA COUNTY

TUCSON. Nov. 22-Eugene Y. Debs received no votes in Arizona as socialis. nominee for president. ac. cording 10 County Clerk Batterton, in answer 70 criticism by local socialists for no; tabulating the vote received by Dsbbs in Pima county. The sO- cial,s;s have threatened 10 mandg- nus the board of supervisors to tabu late the socialist vote polled in the county
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GEORGE SUTHERLAND DIES
 FROM INJURIES RECEIVED
 IN UNDERGROUND ACCIDENT

BIS FEE. Nov. 23-Georse Su;her- land. ss. ,wamp-r o.s motor train il the Car mine. died last night 8 w minutes ar;er being brought 70 -ae hospital, as inc resllt Of injuries received in q moor wreck. Suther- lanj Was working on the 4o0 level on .Ae main line. og train pulling ore rom inc Czar to ;he Sacrament
 aaf;. li was repor ed ;hat the train jumped The track Srthor,and was ID, married and had ID relatives ia Bis pee FMaera, arrangements are n charge O. ;he Palace Undertaking company
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Cecartrert sf the Interior.

r. Land office at Phoenix, Ar,- spna. November F. 1920.
 No'ice .s hereby -iv-l tba; Martin t. Costello. of Tombstone, Arizonas zAo oa Nov. ;. lsia 4 le2I-2o. made '.one-teld Entry N1. o2s7S9-O4s794. or .5;, X :. SEl4 NEr. Nl2SEi.. SWI SEis SEis SWi. See. ,. Nlvi4 NE. Sec. .. sW34sWl. Sec. ]. sEi4 sE'. see g. E'.NEi4 SC. :. NWi4 sec x. r ls,S. R RE G. & <. R. B. .s Nj hIs lied notice of intention to aake Tnre- Y-ar Proof 10 establish a.a.m Q he i.nd above described be- -e W#A FpA.ef r. : Commission- r. g TomD-i,2, Arizona. on ,he 2Ist Y ot December. l9.o.
 C,4.mm, nauss as witnesses: Jlm~- A 1Aa5. Fred <. Bennett. DIn E.ca11.-. S- E.raest EScapule. ]. O Tam5s;ole. Arizona
 HAS F MARSHALL,
 Register. F-, .ua Ns v Is.o.
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SECOND SUIT REGARDING
 oVERpkiO CHECK WON BY
 miNERs-MERcHANTs BANK

4 verdic, for the defendant was gwen last week i7 ihe superior court i1 The case cf suit broush; by ,ha Mines and Merchants bank aga.ns: George Shaver 70 recover sla0 alleged ,o have been oyerpsid 10 him when ca-n:zs his cheek. Shaver had prey. ou..y %. aimed jl igmen; against the baaA in the justice court when nc '-Usd D recover the money deducted fr-m his account 70 cover the money 1nsgl 70 have been overpaid
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DWELL MAN NAEBEO
 BY BORDER OFFICE

DOUGLAS. N,v -9-Nick G-ec viyA. 0: L,1.ll. w4s Arrested a; js- H,erra.i1aa. 1oua-a-y 0y Cusioa Inspector W F.. Hatcher at l3:34 day clargs3 wi-A llyng pms meSoa, :n B., possession
 Gresos.ch was 'urnei over 70 gu ho-if.e- sal w.G De gwen p-e. iiminary Aear.a- .omorrow morning He was trying -o arrange bond .a. his release this afternoon.
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SAYS HUSBAND LEFT
 HER SICK ON OESsR7

PiOENlX Nov 23 After le8y.0- her s.ek and destitute in a shack CD -he de.e--, ,en miles northeast O. Phoenix. Elizabeth A. Potts dec-are- in & sui, brought aEains; John Potf- for a decree Q; divorce. he wen, bacN east 'o New Jersey and has since fated Q provide :or her She charges him win des ion a.so and says ;hey were married a; As0ury Park. \ !, in Aucus-. ls0j
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MATCHES SET OFF
 FIRE IN GROCERY

TUCSON. Nov 2.-F,anes s-ar;in= in matches oa a she. of ihe grocery store Of Lee K:a= 8. s1l West Con. grs.s s,.ee; Friday evening caused damage es;.na;sd a' several hundred dollars. Tl9 matches were proba5,y ' igaited by saawils O; nice, The store was badly smoked and par; Of the roof burn; rom ;ae building Firemea arrived on ie scene before flames hal gained headway and quickly ex.in- gu!shed he conGagraiion.
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POSTMASTER OF TUCSON
 WANTS BIGGER OFFICE

TUCSON. Nov. 20.--Wtibin a year Tucson will be compelled to procure post office with q; least twice the floor space Of the present building !, was statedfby Postmaster Joseph NJ Ronstadt. This Is made necessary by the rapid growth Gf mail traffic in this community during the past coU- pie of years. according to. the post master.
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COUNTY ROAD BONES
 SOLD TO CHICAGO FIRM

SAFFOitD. Ariz., Nov. 22-At the meeting oi the board oi supervisors. Monday, the proposition Of Powell, Gerard X company, of Chicago, I'll, to purchase the county road bonds nsue, s2500eo. was accepted.
 The price paid was par and accrue ] interest 10 date of delivery al 5k per cent.
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Horses Deere 7se

The horses owned by rancAers .a cocl!,e county have decreased from >'52 head in 1910 70 7545 this yea-. The l52,l6s head o' ca.t.e ,here ten wears ago has almost been cut n haif % he present number of sa.o3s The number of sheep has decreased from iS26 ia the early year 70 9oI Eyi. ienciug again ;he change 70 smaller. scale farming, the head of swine hay increased from lcij 70 iosI
 Enormous gains ia farm crops. which apparently are c-owdlng ou; s.ock raising, are shoNn. The corn crop has grown from l2.ooo ,o nearly 5l,oco bushels annually and hay pro. luci!on from 5000 10 l3,020 tons. An increase of loco per cent in the crop 2s dry beans, mos: O; which are ra.s- I'd ol small farms. z. reported. ,ha '.es en' production beng sligl,ly oyer 2i 1000 bushels every season
 A summing up of the figures for Co. -hlsa cOun.y shows ss ;ne mos: i'm lo- ant caanges n farming a large gain in acreage of Improved land. .n- erease !n size Of .srns, sn exception. li decrease in stock raising. and fin. 1'.y a tendency toward substitution o' ca,t'e raising by agri culture.
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PIONEER. JUSTICE
 OF PEACE A. YEARS. VISITS
 PHOENIX AFTER !, CENTURY

PHOENIX. Nov. 22.-Mil@s L. Wood cane to town today for h.s first visit 70 Phoenix since 1871 He found the place had changed more han be had
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Hunting Happiness

Phoenix, Arizona
 Ny dear governor:
 I am looking for ;d,l. blue-eyei 5o year old husband He mus, !ovn God and have million dollars. can easily prove am no; after tho money.
 am smai! and called pretty and ! never did bad act before God T my life need person | can .ovo beer than life and am sure f h.. love, me the sane Vi, marry him There k no person in 'h's ci.y I would have
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

" local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion Of the gar There ts only enc way to cur, cstarrhsi deaSnessh- and that is by a constitutional Tenlssy- cttarrhsl DeafBcrp is eausd by an N- d4rcsd condition of the mucous fini6G CT the Ecstseh.Sn Tub, When this tube H ii lsE4ed you hGge rumbilag sound CT im perfect hcsr.IF and vheu i hs sdsraS closed. Des r'rs the result GHssD ehe' IT. f,ar r1Lt'of. Q. he fsds''i aad thts tutel reftorto 10 - -..rpai condition, hcarl6e wi.l te cftsrtr,D 'Ofrvsr k9ny sa~.1 ef 6eafEets Ss = t-s ~.s,sh e sn irfs-1fa e s...'ns co ,'. '"ns."> Ht'r- facth I.s ts-arf, srsc ..sf tiru i-s 'ooc en tl., ;.at.s si'ta''n - taa sif- terf.
 We eif Tos fiDsr-i In spy af tf eas -tt tt f|tf.t t,..' te e-i.d la .a sa 's. ,ssA,.sp free. / TT iG
 ;. ,. S.--. k '..m q.
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NOTICE eor pUBE CATION Department ef the lrterter

| ; Land Office a, Pho.ni1, Ar ,na. o--5ae- ,. ls:o
 NOTICE te7.ty ss.H that Char. a Myers 0; Lew.s Springs. Arizona Nao 1- June :2. 1915, mad zioms,'eas E1,ry No e25s6J. Tor Sls NE' NJ. SEi. Section 2, swI, NV Sec..o1 1. Township Els ,anss 2-E u & . R | & Meridian. ats fled no-ic. C. .L,el,ion 70 make Eve Year p-oos &. establish c.a:m to .ae isni -69,e dsscrioed, before W. 1. Fowler. r. ronmlssioner. a. rombstone. A eona. o0 ;hs :e;h day 3. No'smbe- 1920
 Claimant names as witnesses
 Mon.asu- L. Ree1 Robert l. John : n. Jane No.. r.....beth Myers st
 lew. Sr-.hs- Arlona.
 CHAs. : MARSHALL. Res.,;e-.
 F.-s .r5s- ha, De, .4 is:"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

FOR LEASE-t-j acres good aas- Ire ,end aiIh good grassy and aboug , tons Ntld hay. -AdvltE
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-28

Casa Grande taking steps to i'm prove water and light systems.