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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14
POSTAL CLERKS OF STATE
 ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR

PHOENlN. Nov q Tn a >esison III Na;ch business and entertainment, acre combined. .Ae loca, branch a' the Na,ioasl Association Q. Pos;il Clerks me; ,onigh. with delegates from many o.he- pos,of,.ce> n ,he -,a'r 10 perfect ,a- nt2iniza.ioa Q; ; state association.
 officers were e.ec,ed for he state ors1aiza'ion as follows:
 Harper Hu.A,s. P1oar.N. peaS. den :. G Thompson. \ .a.e>. Wee pe-,.den fnne,,a Peash. M--a. ~ecre,ary. C. ] Na!ley. G.obe .-elsu-er. G. 0 M,- .er, Hoibnook q C Ro,Ee. Douglas. and Juar Cummings Tempe rus tee..
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THOUGHT LICENSE
WAS ENOUGH

PRESCOTT. Nov. 6. Another ne!ghborhood scandal was sqUelchel n the making when Judge Charles II Mci.asa united in marriage Jose A. yarado and Doiors Y.usr,e. who had been srraisned before him on a charge o' living ,oge:he. wi;ho1; le. gal sanction.
 Alyarado and h!s bride o; a few months had been arrested at the in. stigation O, neighbor who feared for the moral welfare Of the community. and incidentally didn't have any affec. ton for the young people.
 Upon Investigating the case. Judge McI.2ne found that the young people had procured marriage license early in August. but that they. through ig. norance Of the legal ,echnicalities surrounding marriage. bad no idea tha; another ceremony was necessary 10 make them legarly man and wife.
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DEPUTY SHERIFF ATTACKED WITH KNIFE IN HANDS OF MEXICAN PRISONER

The sheriff's office late last night, was notified 10 be on the lookout for a Mexican by name of Juan Con. zs.es. who is wanted by the sheriff. department of Santa cruz county os several charges.
 From ihe meacre reports received this morning it seems that Deputy Sheriff Shields of Nocales. went to Lochiel to arrest Gonzales as an ac. camplice in the burning of a rancn house near tha; place early this week His brother, who is charged with pa ticipa,!ns in the crime is BOW in jail al Nnsales
 The officers found Gonzales at hIs home near I.ochiel and while enroute 10 Noga,es stopped a; a farm hou>. for supper. The prisoner was seated al ;he table while he officer Sd, on a small co, in tho same room Sudden. " the prisoner drew a dirk from his pants les and .unsed al ,he office. succeeding in cutting him several times. none O; ;he wounds. howeyo~. being considered serious
 In the tuss.e for mo weapon thr Mexican. who avowed that he wou.l Kill The officer and then commit sui. eide. drew the knife across h.s ,hroa..
 T. l> no, believed ,ha, he inCic,el -eriou, wound as he Immediately broke in:o ne tlrkness and did no; seem 90 have severed 'he jueula- vein
 The officer ru,acd 10 inc door and Ao, a, the fleeing .orm one ot the bullet, striking inc -r..oner in ,he leg
 Gonzales 's said 70 be ij years oil. and i' ], no, believed 'ha; he attempt. el 10 eros. the ',n- into Mexico ss N- i, wanted there on charge of mur ler While he .- believed ;o be in aIdinr near ,he scene O. ;he assault. officers 'hrousnou, he southern par; of he ,,a:e have been notified and ! close wa,ch ], ben. maintained
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MORALES
S563n0
AGED ENCiNEER
MAKES HIS LAST RUN

BESIDE, NeS s-J. F. Holman. .S. one 0. ne oldest locomotive engi. nee-, :he country. who had speat he greatest pa-;r Of his life in an ea. zine cab. dropped dead in his cab .as: night while on duty, a few min u,es a.;er he aad brought the 6:jj train :>om osborn. loaded with pas. sengers 10 a safe stop in front of the F.. P < : W. depot.
 Just as he train was pulling out of osborn :o- B!sbee. Holman complain.
 d to his fireman. C S, Sanden. that he was not feeling vel and fel, pains n his stomach Slnfen said las- night he asAed the old engineer from time 70 time during the'trip if he was feeling any better and that Holman replied that he was not Sanden ad. v.sed Holman 10 lay down and lei; aim bring the train in. but the engi. ueor declined to leave his post.
 Holman brought the train safely lno Bisbee and stopped at the depot He proceeded 10 do the necessary switching and was just about through wi;h the nights work when he col .apsed in his cab. An ambulance was called, but the old engineer was dead before il reached The hospital.
 C. $. SlnGen the fireman. explain ed last night that there was no da:I- ger to the passengers on the train. as be could have taken the throttle al any moment. and had offered several
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CHINESE OFFER si.ooo
 FOR CAPTURE OF MAN
 WHO KILLED MERCHANT

TUCSON. Nov s \ reward O: sl OpJ has been oi.er-l by IT, Tucson Chinese Gambler Of Commerce. for tha identification and arrest c: :hr mu.- derers of Low Taiboom. the Chinese merchant who was sha, 'o death Sa,. lrday night wh!.e defending a.- store against The unknown thugs
 While the police and coua:y au;hos- itics are looking for 'av three men seen running from Lows s-o-e. s2l Anita street. following ne shooting. no clew has been found tha, would lead 10 the capture Of -h- men. sad ,o be MeXicans
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MEXICO STARTS RAILROAD
 WORK ALONG BORDER

BlS3EE. NoS 5- Construction work on nrw railroad rom N1co 70 Asua P-.ea. sonora. aiA 'p connrc; with thr Mexican C-a.-4, line n Cl.hIa- hua ,o Mexico C.:y. ~il. commence si,h:n he neA, lew days, according : 70 information reaching here 70 the e.:-c: .Aa, federal engineer ;s now 2. Csnaae4 v!'a tIH authority .o s.ar; operations d; once Work. sc. cord!ng ID repor,s. VI, >;ar; a: bo;h end, O: ;he line and large force e: .abore-- .s now on is way 70 ,he bo.. der from 'ha interior
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PIONEER ARlZONAN
DIES IN pHOENlt

PHOENIN. Nov 2 Saa F Webb. county treasurer of Marieopa county md as ,.ran; be:ore The primary. cleo. .an Tor me offce of s,a.- treasurer. r,d sunday morning a; a.s home .n
 n, ely His dea:a was unexpected nd came Na,ie he Nd, 1eacefullv -'e,pns
 Webb had bsen re,iden. of Ari. l,na for 43 year, Ie served eigh, year, in the -.a,e legislature and was presiding ofii,e- ,ao .erms IT. Aas member Of ,he senate four times. During C.eyelsnds admins ration he served as co.lee,or O: GUS toms for ,he d.s,ric, oe Arizona and ,a,er worked as deputy marshall ua- der T. : Marsha. Gr.;;ia. lie held .overal county offices during h., res. .aeaee in Mar.cona county lie vas a'-a a ,uco.>S.1. r-a-f4o.r ,Ii.o-. ne.-- .-ena ,..a. .a-'o- .,.rae Border N.lette a. NoSale> and or tle Arizlnh D-mpeea' and rae Ar;z3aA Gazette
 Nr Webb vas h- father ot nine boys and 'hrre s.r, H- survived by. Sim F Webb. Jr. as Ho,;vi,le. calf; ] NJ Webb. Rpber; F. Webb. Thomas \. Webb Mr, Ethel Webb Rivers and Mrs Emma Webb Syiyes. fer, al! o, ih.4 city and Mrs Mary D Patterson. Of Imperial. Ca.
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NilIA HAS FOUND
RIch SILVER MINE

DURANGO Mex, Nov. c. Francis co Villa is in a fair way 90 become enormously wealthy by reason of tho discovery oi rich silver ore upon tho land that was granted him by the gov ernmt n; as part oi tn. amnesty terms.
 Villa has just filed on 24 mining claims towering an area oi 50 asre>, and has set d large force Of men at work developing the prospects. IL Is stated that assays give almos; fahu' sous returns m the way of silver val. ses The scene of ,he discovery Is adjacen, to the GuanIcevi minins dis. trict. where some of ;he r@ohes: sir yer mines in Mexico are situated
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PUBLIC HEALTH TO MAKE
 SURVEY OF STATE SHORTLY

PHOENlX, Nov 9.-R C. Williams, assistant surgeon win the United states publis health service. will like y be sent 10 Arizona, :o~ the pur- pose Of improving sanitary condition, in certain sections of .he sta,e. espe- cially along the border
 Governor Campbell !s h --ct:p. Of communication from the surgeon general to this effec:. coming as an answer to an application which was made some time ago by the s,ate beard Of health.
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THREE BOUND OVER ON U. S. CHARGES
 FILED BY BATES

DOUGLAS, Nov. 1.--R B. Patrick: charged with violation of the pass DOT; regulations, yesterday was bound over by United States Commissioner II. (. Beumler 10 await action of the federal grand jury. Patrick's bond was fixed al s501 He was arrested in an alleged attempt 10 cross the in, ;ernstional line few days ago by Customs Inspector Freq Derry. The ares; va, made near the slaughter house. Robert Ford. arrested with PA;rick and turned over to the mill. iary authorities to investigate the possibility of his being an army dc. se~'er. Friday was released by ;ha military
 The charge against Patrick was eiled by L. E. Bates. agent Of the ,. par,mrnt of ius;icc. In eases also ;ilei by Mr Bates. Joe l.e.tault anl W. 4. Cook. charged with buying and having in their possession govern. men; property. yesterday were boun i over on bonds of sle0 each by United States CommissiOer James Allison a, Bisbee The property alleged ,o have been in possession of 'he men was army c'othiag
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ccsEklS SCENT VETERANS PREPARE SIG DISPLAY OF
 GRAFT WORK AT HOSPITAL

TUCSON Nov. s-Proo. tha; con. sa..4cent world war veterans are making good use Of ,her time while ,n De |. :. Public Hea,.h Service Hos1..s here. .s shown by a large display os sandbags lamps, oaske, trays and other craft W1rs wA!ch has been placed in ;he chamber of com. merce windows Al O; he articles sere made a; me hosp.;a. under he guidance Of Miss Margare, Ellis. a rcy e-nmen; instructor.
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pSoENIS PEOPLE THRONG 70 SEE PETRIFIEo BODY OF
 WOMAN FOUND ON RANGE

PHOENIX. Nov 6 several hun dred Phoenix people ,ocay went "a view what was alleged by the finder to be he pe,ri'!ed body of a woman said 10 have been unearthed yester, day evening during exploration in an aboriginal mound near the Lenox gun club range. which lies near the red sand hills about seven miles north ess. of Phoenix
 The find was alleged 10 have beeu made by Mexican w0rxmen eNcavat' ing under the direction Of J. W. Tuc%- CT and W. A. Tucker. in search for aborign!la relies.
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MORALES RESIDENCES looTEo

MORALES. Ariz.. Nov 6.-Residenc. es of Samuel Leeker and F w Van Mourick were footed today of $2000 worth of goods in the absence of the families. Burglars also carried off last night $500 worth Of automobile city Chief of Police F. Lowe statel international burglars were stealing large amounts of goods in the Uni. led States and dispOsing Of them ir Mexico
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COL. THOMPSON TO ACT FOR
 CAMPBELL TO GREET OBRECON

PHOENlX. Nov. sowing 70 the inability of Governor Campbell to at lend the inaugural ceremonies 6; Mex leo City. attending General 0bregon's induction into the presidency. the gov ernor has named Col J. E. Thompson Of Phoenix as his personal representa- tive The latter has arranged for { special ear. which vii De made par; of the special train bearing citizens from all parts Of the state 10 the na- ton capital of Mexico for he grand ceremonies.
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SCANlsNO NOT GUILTY
 SAYS llEWellYH

EL PASO. Nov. X Had Maj F M Scan,and lived. he would walk tho earth today eronerated of the charge of being the slayer of John Hu;chins. ot Aamasordo, according io May w II. II. LieNllyn Of Las Cruces. who 0a> chic: counsel fos Maj ScanianI <; h., ,sidl n the Dona Anna county, Ne~ Mexico. d.s'r.c, cour; .ss; w.n. Ter.
 Scan.anG va, found murdered a week a-o near Washington. D (.
 Maj I.leNe!iyn va, in F. Pas3 Thursday and said t was another person who shg7 John Hu'ch.ns win Maj Scanland's revolver and ,ha: 'ime would bring to fight the person who lid the shooting
 ~A,;o-neys for Mal Sea1land ai- n;tc1 rhe proceedings of the case were :uu O. errors" declared the La. Cruces attorney. and they adm.; ,ho decision .. .'he jury would nave been reversed Moreover !. has been di.. covered ,ha, in some mysterious way par: of 'h. record aas been erasel Win 'ae a.d O; a maenifyins glas. se found ;aa. certain lines on the map We had made by aa .xpsr, drafts. man for u-e the evidence had been erased and changed Ths map proyei conclusive ,ha. he -lo, wA- .ire ] ron aaaiaer location than ,ha, ia abga Maj Scanland - known 2, hat~ ,'oot a; ;he lime Hutchin, was s1ea~
 No eoaa-cs.aa between 'he ,riai of Re .-my officer h Las cruce. las, s'n.,r .n4 nj, recea, mysterious death ia Washington |. suspected by Ma l.'ea@Aya
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pRE scoTTs POPULATION IS
 NOW MORE THAN 5oco

PRESCOTT. Nov e-Throlgh the work O. he Yayapai county chamber Of commerce. 72i names have been added to this ci;ys census roll, bring irr he total slightly above the 5000 mark. The original census showed iSsJ aames on Perscotts list. bat the additional lis, was prepared when it was le2rnel that many people had no. be-a enrolled.
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. ss thsy cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There 10 only one way to cure catstrhal deafness. and that is by a oonstitu,ional remedy. Catarrhai Dssfnsss is caused by q, in. h1med condition of the mucogs lining Of the EUstsohiAn Tube When this tube 10 infamsd you have A rumbArg sound or imperfect hearing. and when Il ts entirely closed b'afI,ts is the resuit. Uniess the !n fa nTnai.on can be reduced and thu tube restored 10 lie normal eondti!on, hearing will be ess,roysd forever Many cases of deafnsss are caused by ca'srfh. which 10 an infarlsc condition Of ttc mucous sur faces. Ealrs Catsrrh Cure Gcts thru Se blood On the mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn
 We ~ii give One Hundred Dollars for shy osse Of taisrTfa. ie9 fafrs that cannot b. cured ty HsiTs Ca'-r r-k Care. cireGiars free. Al nrvrgis;s 5tc
 T. J. CHENEY ( co. Toledo O
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TUCSON DEFEATS DOUGLAS

TUCSON, Nv in hard fought game. ne Tucson hGh school foot 04. ;eam defeated ,he Douglas high scA ..oi team here this afternoon by A score of l4 10 q The ,ouchdowus ~e-. made n ;he last quarter, the tina, one 5e.aG made ,~:-h oriy three mrG.es 0. play remaining Douglas tN!.. c4--.,d che bal 10 Tuc,o.'s H,e gard .e bI; was held for dpwas
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EDUCATORS WILL MEET
 IN STATE CAPITAL FRIDAY

FiOENlN. Nov 9-T.e annual .1t-.ton of school adH nis,ra;ors c '1- state including s;a'e, county ard 1r nc.pais who constitute a sep a-e.e aps-;mon, ot the S.ale Teach =, association. MI be a; he school manifestation building here a; S;30 o'",ck Friday morning ard continue unt aOln saturday
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SlNOlA RICE TO BE SENT THROUGH THE
 PORT OF NOGALES

MORALES Nov 9.-Gen. (. Alvaro Obregon. president-elect of Mexico is planning to du for the rice growers o' Sinaloa what he accomplished so sue cesslully for the garbanzo interests O. sonora.
 This became known when local and Nogales. Senors. commission and brokerage houses were appraised q. fac ,ha; arrangements were bein. made Ii skip loo cars Of the Sino'a produc; through the por; oi Nogales. The shipment will pass as soon as the Mexican government can be inducei ;o tower the tariffs, i; is said. Gen. era o5reg,n is reported to be work ing on ,hi> phase O; he situation.
 The value oi the dice destined to this port is problematical as the grade now grown IS inferior and may be shipped in ,he hull. Better methods of production will be adopted. how. ever and rice growing i, expected 10 become aa asset equl, 70 the toma,o industry which las; season ran mo millions in value
 Rice growers waNe- enthusiastic when i' became known Ina; General Obr-son would take bod 9f the slt- ua:on, for through his careful man. aS.mynt of The garbanzo situation. which included formation Of ,he Gar. banzo Grower, association. las; sea. som shipments through the local DOT; approN.ma;,d s5.o0o.o0o This f!gur. WI De doubled ;he coming season.
 s predicted
 Beginning January l 'he tomato seq son MI open Hundreds o' thousand. O. dollars worth beyond ,h. ship. me1,s of Jas, season are expected ,o pass here as ,he strike and the imme. d.a:cly succeeding revolution caused, :aroush ;he para,yzing of ;ranspor;a ion facilities imemnse losses 10  grower. in the s,a,e south O. Sonora.
 The Mexican orange season .s now open ou; as efforts on ,h- par; of bo:A chambers Q; commerce to have .ac ban on importation O: ;he iru, flied, :r!ed, no shipments will b: made .n;o 'hi- country excep, in bond 70 Canada Sln Jose scale !, the os. .easIre r.. >ou Tor 'nr orange quar s1..n-. au; growers and commission men blame .rv.d!ous legislation spou,- ,r,i ny .h- Ca,iforna Fru.; Growers association 70 remove competition ron California grown irui;
 Large bonded warehouses, sN in number are filled 70 capacity with -sroanzos awaiting shipment ;o wor.d markets me chief among these being po.n-s n cuba and Spain
 
 ENpor.- and imports for the mont. Js Oc,,b-f D ;his di.jric; are as fol- .oWs
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times to do SD. After Holman's CO. lapse. Sanden completed the switch ing by himself.
 j. II Holman was fsmilisrly known Co railroad men throughout the south. west as Nose" Holman. He had been 8 locomotive engineer for 53 years, and had served on the local F., P & :. w line for about six years. He is survived by wife and son living aj .Albuquerque. New Mexico. Funeral arranSeme are in charge of the Palance Undertaking company, pend. ing the receipt Of word from relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-11-14

!. II Holman was al one time ensi. neer on the local run of the F. ( <. w. residing here for several months. during which time he made many friends in he historic city who vii, be g-.eved .o learn O: his pass. in.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL
 DISTRICT BONDS

 : NOTCE Is HEREBY GIVEN oy i he undersigned Board Of Supervisors of Cochise County. State of Arizona, tha; sealed bids will be received by ]; on the lst day Of November. 1920, at II o'clock A M for the purchase of school bonds of School District No 4. County of Cochise, State Of Ar ona. the issuance of which was aE- thorized at school bond election held within said Disiric; on August 7th. lae0. said bonds to be sold at ths time aforesaid aggregate two thOus and five hundred dollars (s2.500.o0b. and are oi tho denomination Of s5o00a each. numbered from to j, both in clusive. and Ltsr interest from the dA'e 0: their issuance until maturity d, .he rate Of siX per cent per an. mum, which is payable semi-annusHy in gold coin of he United States O: America. of present weight and fine- ae,.. and ,did bonds are payable s,d nature as follows:
 Bond Number payable and ma. iur:us .a me year 1925;
 Bond Number paysb,e and ma. turing n the year ls.6.
 Bond Number payable and m. ,ar.ag in the year Ie:7:
 Bond Number paya5.e and ma ,usinS in 'he year 1928:
 Bond Numhrr payeb.. and ma. turin. m ;he year 1929
 The sale Of such bonds was ordered by ,6e undersigned Board of Supe-. y.,ors. as provided by law. on the 24.a day 70. September. ls2e, nh,ch order is entered on the records o: the ua. de--isned Board or Supervisors, 0 when reference .s hereby made as p.T; hereof The sad bonds shall be -oi1 for not less than par and :he Eoa-l reserves the right 10 reJec: any or al bids.
 4. bids Tor the purchase of sad bond. shall De accompanied by cer. .::.al caeck in a sum not less than ..vs per cen, of The ;o;ai amount a' such bid, which shall be returned |, each unsuccessful bidder Such ces- ed check deposited by :he sucees7. .a! a.dder 10? such bonds snail be for fe..sd 10 sad distric: in the eyentthe ,nee,s- .1ll bidder shall no; carry ou. .a= .erm, Q. h.s bid.
 \, b.Is made hereauds. shall be addressed 70 ,Ae C.erh e: ,ae Boarl of supervisors Of Coea.se County. A-.zoua. a. Tombstone Ar'zona. aaI he sealed envelope containing suca bids snail have marked thereon :he following Bid for the Purchase Q. School Bond. Of Scho3. District NJ. 44
 B o-ser Q, the Board Q. Superyis. os,. Couay 9. Coch.se. S;a;e of Ar,- zo7a .n., .4.a lay g. Sep,embe-, ls3a
 (. F. ADAMS.
 Chairman
 C. NJ ROBERTS.
 Mem5e:
 NJ. SPARKS.
 Member. Constituting the Board O. superv1.- ors of Cochise county. S,a:e of Ali. zo1a
 At;es:
 L '. KUCHENBECKER.
 Clerk of the Board of supervisors, cocA!se County. State Of Arizona. Frs; publication Oct 3. 1920.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior

|. s. Land Office al Phoenix. Ar!- zona. September 9. ls2d
 Notice is hereby given ,ha; Frank K Courtright. Of Fairbanks, Arizona. who. on 10.lsl7 & l2.l6-IS. na@e Homes;ead Entry No 03672a- lGS7so. for F. SCi4 See 9o, NisNWi. 'o,s and . Sec. x. Ei2 NEi. Sec. 2s, W12 SF'.. F. swI4 Sec. 70. Wiz NEk. EI2 WI. Section 2s. Township 2o-S. Range ls-E.. G & $ R. B & Meridian. has filed notice of intention 10 make Three Year Proof, 10 establish claim to the land above described, before W A Fowler. [. s. Commissioner at Tombstone, Ari- zona. on the sd day of November, 1920.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Frank T. Shaver, of F.. Hu1chuca, Arizona. Yndalecio Solano. of E,gin. Arizona Lee Harkey. Aria H. liar key. both Of Fairbark. Arizona
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL. Register
 Firs; pub. october g. 1920.
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FOR SALE Two bay horses. weighing about l209; years old, broke to harness; wri;e D. Mcleod Garden Canon. Ariz. adv.-5t
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Constituting ,he Board ot Supery1s. ors of Cochise county. State Of Ali. zo1a. At;es;
 L r KUCHENBECKER.
 Clerk of the Board of supervisors, CocA!se County. State Of Arizona. Fi-s; publication Oct. 3. 1920.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-09-02
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In the County Court Of Fayette Coun-
ty, Tennessee, at SOmerville, Ten
nessee-Loosa Hatchie River
Drainage District of Shelby. Fay-
cite and Upton Counties, Tennes-
see.
! Notice is hereby given to all persons
firms and corporations. concerned as
owners, lien holders. incumbrancers.
lneumbrancees, mortgages, occu-
pants, or in any other way interested
whether residents of the State of
tennessee. or nonzresidents of this
state. Of the hearing on the 22nd dav
OF September, 1920 before the Coun-
ty Court of Fayette County, Tennes-
see, at SomerVille, Tennessee. of the
petition on file in this proceeding and
OF the report of the engineer Of the
preliminary survey. profiles and all
exhibits to said report, for the pur-
pose OF determining whether said
drainage district 9nd other improve
ments set forth in said petition and
proceedings shall be established and
taking all necessary steps and pro-
ceedlngs to establish the same as pro-
ylded by law. the lands embraced in
SAID drainage district being all The
lands IN Loosa Hatchie River bottom
on both sides of said river subject
tofoverflow from a point on the lands
OF +. and E. Maddox in Fayette
County. Tennessee, to a point on the
lands Of B. F. Williford, in Shelby
County, Tennessee, and more par
tieularly set out and described in the
report, maps, blueprints. drawings
and profiles Of the engineer. said be-
ttioon on file herein and all pro-
ceedlngs herein being hereby refer
red to for further information as to
the purpose Of said hearing.
It is further ordered that this
notice be published for two consecu- 7
tive weeks in the Memphis Press ~
newspaper published in Memphis
Shelby County, Tennessee and for
two consecutive weeks in the Fayette
Falcon, weekly newspaper pus-
llshed in Somerville, Tennessee and
also for two consecutive weeks in the
Covington Leader, weekly news
paper published in Covington. TIP
ton County. Tennessee.
Done by order Of the Cont this
the both day August, 1920.
C. w. CRAWFORD.
Clerk of the County Court Of Fay-
cite County, Tennessee. zsep2w
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1920-09-02

u January an acre Of an equally
good crop Of the same variety was
worth only SiO6. Express cotton
gave s193 per acre IN October, but
in January the crop was worth only
SIP.
The result Of delayed picking is
chiefly a deterioration in grade and
quality. For example. in a case
where October first cotton rated
as "strict middling," November first
cotton Of the same variety rated as
"strict low middling," while on Janu-
airy q the same variety classed as
good ordinary" 6nly.