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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-08-08
TUESDAY
CARLOAD AUTOMOBILES WRECKED.

4 carload of O,dsmobile automo. piles shipped 10 Ray B krebs. local distributor from Phoenix. were re- ceived today from Phoenix in bad. ly wrecked condition, all four Of the machines are almos; a total loss ss far as the body top and lenders are concerned |; apearei that in some manner in handling the props from under the upper layer of cars were knocked ou, dropping the upper tier down on those on the floor When ,he car was opened this morning pre- paratory to unloading a tangled mass Of wreckase greeted he eyes Of the owner A claim has been put mo he railroad company and adjus:. ment is expected
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THURSDAY
FROM DOUGLAS.

 FROM DOUGLAS.
 A. E. Farmer. former deputy sheriff but now travel,ig for the Southwest Coca Colo company of Douglas was in Tombstone today on one of his regular trips interviewing trade. CANDIDATE HERE.
 Mi,t Simms. present secretary of state and candidate for governor on the democratic ticket was in Tomb stone today interviewing the voters, continuing to Benson this afternoon. MEXICAN WOMEN FIGHT.
 As a culmination Of fight between several Mexican women and girls on upper sth street, Judge Wentworth this afternoon held two. Dolores, Bustamente ad her daughter, Carmen for further consideration and confin ed them in the women's cell in the county jail City Marshal Porter Nc
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ahead of Winsor and S.mms. Both Simms and Winsor registered at tha same hotel. and both met several times in the course Of their trips about the city meeting the Democrat. ic voters and both enjoyed the chance meetings. they met at the hotel lobby ar the Arcade and greeted each other wi;h handshake, and briefly d.S- cussed matters other than political. although friends Of both jocularly ac- cused each of the candidates Of fol- lowwing the other around since last evening both made short trips to St. David and Benson to meet the voters there. Both left for Bisbee this morning. where Senator Roberts is located. when Bisbee will be honorei by the presence Of al. three eandi. dates this afternoon.
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GANG OF SOY BANDITS
 LOOT NoGALEs SCHOOL

MORALES August .6.-Robbery ot rhs sacred Heart school here vas bared through confession Of Raul 4 hlvar.a and Jesus Sotelo. both 0. NogaIes. Sonora, and believed by the 9ol.cr t1 belong to the boy bandit gang which has been operating on this side Of the line for several months. A typewriter and a number of other articles taken by the boys. according 10 their admissions, were recovered by the o,ice.
 The boy bandit organization. con sisying Of lads between the ages of II and r. years, the elder being a reg ular elected captain. is responsible Tor the recen, ro5beries of the Bux- ion-Smith and the Stenfield stores. according 10 confessions by two other members of the gang who are he'd for trial in the superior court These boys were captured through the find ing on the person of one of them sb out n ackages of cigarettes. Sun. sequently. loot valued at several hua- drei dollars was recovered by the Do. lice. part of 1t having been concealel on the premises of the stores robbed and the balance disposed of to a Chi. nese store across the line in Nogales. Sonora
 Chavari and Soto. were jailed about week ago after having been caught attempting to sell a typewriter to d second hand dealer. They protested that they had been given the machine by man in Douglas. Investigation ln that city proved the falsity of their story, and they were held incommuni cado awaiting identification of the stolen goods. This came upon the re- turn to the school of the sisters in charge The boys are IA and Is years Of age. respectively.
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HAVE BABY GIRL.

Glen Ale Bouchy popular driver Rockh!ll Tombstone -Bisbee stage this morning was all smiles and passing ou, cigars. occasiOned by the arrival 0. a big healthy s-pound baby girl to their household last night Mother and child are doing fine. Glen reports. Mv, B5uchy will be remembered by many Tombstone friends as Miss Oda Belle Davis.
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RETURNED FROM CALIFORNIA TRIP; WARNS TOURISTS.

Postmaster Paul A. Shit returned to Tombstone yesterday from a five weeks trip over the state and on 10 the California coats and return by auto While he enjoyed the trip MT Smith is speaking of roads and the California gasoline situation. issue a note of warning to tourists who ars contemplating making the coast this summer. and gave little advice on the route. The trip to Los Angeles. via Jerome and Grand Canyon. accom-. panid by his brother. C. T. Smith was male with little trouble. since they left in advance of the rainy season On the return trip. which the post master made alone. his brother re maining in san Diego. he has some. thing to say about the roads.
 He was routed through Blythe across the desert through Banning and Indio and while it was hard going through the desert a; this time of the year, but little trouble was ex. perienced until he struck Blythe and there 1t started From Blythe to Ehrenburg, distance of four miles he got stuck two times in a mud bog on the banks of the Colorado and ar irving at the ferry he was advised he could not be taken across for a week. There was nothing else to do but start back and make he l00 mile detour through Parker He was r.- warded by getting stuck again. the four mile trip costing him BIO 10 ge. pulled out. besides the iisappoin .. ment. The trip through the Prrker cutoff was made without much trou- 5le. other than poor roads ant through lack Of proper signs. seyera, ie;Ours were ecessary due Q bum steers by garage men.
 MT. smith says he would warn all tourists not 10 attempt the Ehrenburg cutoff at leas; until the rainy season is well over. and he routed over 4 hundred motorists through Parker as he result of h.s experience
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PICNIC AT STRONGHOLD.

Practically every member Of the Congregational church Of Tombstone VII uo,o r;o the famous Cochise Stronghold Sunday morning. where open air services will be conducted by Rev C W. Stark. under the pines. following which an elegant picnic lunch H..l be served The local par. ishoners were extended an invitation by the Rockiellow and Benedict fam lilies. residing at the Stronghold and it was accepted and in the motor cade O. over 25 automobiles laden wi;h poole and good things to eat will make the trip.
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MEET AT 8 SHARP.

Rev C. W Stark. Nho has planned the congregational church picnic for Sunday to be held al Cochise Strong. hold wishes 70 impress upon all those who are going 70 meet at the church at o'clock sharp Sunday morning. when the mororcaie will leave il a body for the mountains
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RETURNED FROM GLOBE.

Sheriff J r. Mcdonald has returned from Globe. where he went as wit ness in the case agains; J. C. Black whom Sheriff Mcdonald arrested in Lowell. charged with white slavery. Black was bound over 10 the fedora, court for trial n.he charge. For his capture McDoald was given T check for Sle0 as reward for the man. whose wife Black ran away with but as he was a % miner living a. Miami the sheriff oredered the cheek returned 10 him
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CAMPAIGNING.

Judge A C McAllis,er of Graham county. WhJ i, making the race for supreme judge passed through Tomb stone hi, morning earou,e b Bisbee -nd Douglas au campaign rip lie .s travelling by auto
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WEDNESDAY
ATTORNEY GENERAL VISITS.

Wi.sy E Jones. attorney general.
 s visitor in Tombstone following a few days spent in Douglas. He is making brief trip through this part of the s:ate in the interests of his candidacy for attorney general. Mr. Jones declares that he is not making any extensive campaign because he feels that the people are well enough acquai-ed with him to vote for him. regardless. He further declared that aa would make no stump speeches, until at.er the primary election, so confident does he feel of nomination. Pc let this afternoon for his homo in PhlariX
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BACK IN TUCSON.

Friends of Mir and Mrs John w. Walker. have received word from them that they have just returned to their home in the Old Pueblo from a vacation trip Of six weeks which they spent in a motor trip 10 California ad as far north as Lake Tahoe.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs G 3 Warner. who has been visiting her mother iu Benson, re. -ucIed home last evening. NIT. War. uer motoring down after her.
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SATURDAY
FROM CAMPAIGN TRIP.

FROM CAMPAIGN TRIP.
 Joseph Hansen assistant county attorney returned home th.s a;te., noon from the Warrer district. where he has been for the pas, week can. aaign!ng for the office Of coun.y a. ,orney Mrs Hansen who accompan- ei him. returned home a.so. while Mrs Guss.e Ha!nes. who has been visiting in Highland Park. Ky ac- eompanied them from Bsbee. where she stopped lover with Mrs. A klaw, RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. w P. Walker returned home yesterday from a brief trip with friends in Douglas.
 TO slSsEE.
 Wm. Chancey went to Bisbee yes ;erday to spend The week end with his family.
 TO piTTssuRG.
 Mrs. F Smith. left last night fo: Cincinnati. Ohio. where she will meet her daughter. Olive. who has been in the hospital at Hamilton. Ohio. where they will visit with relatives From Cincinnati they will go to Pittsburg visiting relatives there before pro ceeding 10 New York City They ex. pect to be absent several months. FROM GLEASON.
 Constable L. NJ. Brown. W. J. Geers and Harry Christensen were visitors in Tombstone today.
 TO GLOBE
 County Assessor E. A Hughes left today for Globe. where for the next week he will interview the voters of Gila county in the interests of his candidacy.
 HERE FOR SUMMER.
 Miss Elizabeth Axtell is home for the summer mouths from oakland.
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Attorney o. Gibson returned home today from Douglas. where he has been for the past two days on legal business matters
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company business.
FROM HuACHuCAS.

Deputy Sheriff Dick Hsver:y was in town yesterday and today from the Huachuca mountains. having business win the sher!fTs office
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BATH.

Mrs Josephine Rock has just had completed the Installation Of mod egn bath rom ant ;oi,e, al the A. cade hotel. which Will now be an add. ed accommodation 10 that hos;elry Re noylt!on and paper.ng ot'rooms and 1.;ering wiA complete the remodelins ot the building \ room wi:h bath has heretofore been scarce article in Tombstone hotels. and Mrs Rock now expects to i'll that requirement. with the travelling public.
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Donald arrested Mrs. Bustementa and three daughters on complaint of Dan!- tie Duran. another Mexican woman. who charged Mrs. Bustamente and her daughters had hurled insults and vile epithets at her. Two of the girls were released.
 5ls5es VISITORS.
 An auto party composed of MT. and Mrs. William Truax. Jr., and children. and Mrs. J. A. Irwin. sister Of Mrs Truax. motored over from Bisbee this afteroon, spending the day visiting friends in Tombstone. Mrs. Irwin resided in Tombstone 16 years ago. and was Miss Mollie Brady While here today she called upon many of her old time friends. and greatly enjoyed her visit to the his toric city in the past l6 years. The party returned home late this after. moon.
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Cal. where she has ben attending the University of California. ksNPTON HERE.

J. A Kempton. candidate for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. accompanied by his wife and brother were in Tombstone today for few hours ecrouse to Benson, where M-. Nemptca goes in the interest of his campaign
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BACK HOME.

Frank Winters. formerly owner of the Soisiice mine who has been here tha past wek on business. returned 70 his home in los Angeles today.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE HERE.

Joe Hood. republican candidate for sheriff spent yesterday and today in Tombstone. coming here for the pur. pose ot filing his petitions for the board 0t sueryosors given him place on he ballot in the coming primary
 Mr Hood says 9 has been practically a.. over the county ad finds that h.s republican friends are with him a.. most to a man for the nomination., which he expects 10 win by big maj 1rity His wife and family, who have been visiting relatives here returned with him this afternoon to their
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FROM ST. DAVID.

Dave Williams. farmer Of St David was in town today. marketing wheat which he recently harvested. Wheat is now bringing $4.50 a hundred and many of the farmers are marketing their produc: at ,ha; price
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.FAIRBAkk VISITOR.

NJ Barnes. chief clerk for the Boqui!as Land and Cattle company spen, q few hours today in town oa GnmDapy hu.irass
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elS5EE PHYSICIAN.

Dr. F (. Bledsoe. BIsbee physician spen, few hours in the county sea: this morning on matters al the court house
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son on a campaigning trip FROM WILCOX,

"SV' vv'S@SSN.
 K. N Ccplen. vice president of the Riggs bank at Wilcox spent 4slerday in town with his family FROM DOUGLAS.
 F. C. Porter. formally assistant clerk of the board Of supervisors. and now located in Douglas with the Cur lee. Ames and Porter undertaking es- tablishment spent few hours in town today. DOUGLAS CHIEF.
 Chief Of Police Percy Bowden O: Douglas was in town today. TO sissEE.
 Miss Helen Benedict, assistant county school superintendent. wen, 10 Bsbee today where she will have some dental work attended to TO PEARcE.
 Qui:e a number O; Tombstone cou. pies motored to Pearce Saturday night to attend te dance givea there. FROM sIsssE.
 J J. Bowen ot Bisbee spen, few hours in Tombstone yesterday oG business
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TO PEARcE.

County Recorder Ray B Kre5s went to Pearce this moring. having been called there on business mis. son
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Sheriff Jimmie Mcdonald returned hone this afternoon from a several days campaign trip in Douglas and vicinity.
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IN BlS8 z z.

Joseph Hanson. assistant county attorney and candidate for election as county attorney is spending this week n the Warrensdis;ric, in the in. ,sres;, 0; hls candidacy Mrs Han. son Is accompanying him. TO TUCSON.
 Mrs. Georgia Rhineburger and child wen, 10 Tucson this morning for shor, yis!; W.:h friends FEoa sls6EE.
 Attorney E. J. Flannigan was in town today from hs home at Bisbea, having business al the court house VISITING SISTER.
 Mrs " p Cosgroye Of Tucson fo-. merly Miss Maggie Shumsker. arrived in the city this morning fo a several days visit with her sister Mrs T D. Cioohetti
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mARRIEs MINNESOTA GIRL.

According to word received here by friends George W. Scheerer. i former Tombstone boy vas married on July 2S in Aaaaadale. Min. to Miss Phoebe Lou Smith, ad have arrived n Casa Grande where they sill maae their home. Mir Scheerer having pu-chasai 200 acre farm recently Mr Scheerer is aell known in Tombstone having spent his boyhood days here He is graduate O; the [. os A. and vls lieutenant n the army teach. ing var tactics at sherman. Tex. His bride taught school l, Prescott last year. where he me her while he was cou:y farm agen. for Yavapai
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FROM 6lSSe E.
HERE FROM DENYING.

Waiter Lombardi came in yeste.- day from Deming. where ha is lOca, ed and will spend several days here with his mother.
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VISITING MOTHER.
RETURNED HOME.

ther. Mrs. II. Gribble. RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Geo HenshaS and. chiliren home today from san Diego. Cal. where they have been the past six Henshaw met them this morning at Benson. making the trip home from their by auto.
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Bisbee and Stark. on school matters IN DOUGLAS.
 Mrs J. 2 James and children are spending several days in Douglas, where Mrs. James Is the guest Of Mrs J. F Ross
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FROM BlSB EE.

Bidiy Doyle. well known old timer ot Tombstone and Bisbee was in towr today on business.
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TO siSs E E.
TO PEARCE.

Qui:e a number of Tombstone C p,es mOtorei tO Pearce Satur, night to attend te dance giyea tn,
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RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

Il Gardner returned home today from Phoenix. where he has been on seyera! days business visit.
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Miss Elizabeth Axtell is home for the summer mouths from Oakland.
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RETURNED HOME.

returned to him
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R ETURN ED hOM C

Mrs. w P. Walker returned hon yesterday from q brief trip wi friends in Douglas.
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COUNTY PHYSICIAN.

Dr. W. F. Vanneman. county super clan spent the day in the county sea, from his home at Douglas, appearing before the board of supervisors on matters affecting the county institu.
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TOMBSTONE TO WN TOPICS TERSELY TOLD
MONDAY
RETURNED FROM DOUGLAS

Chief Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas and wife returned home Sat. urday night from Douglas. wherc they have been the past week. NIT Thomas attending the session Of the tax con. ference while Mrs Thomas visited relatives MT Thomas also took oc- cation to little campaigning and states he fins Douglas one of his main strongholds
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County Engineer Sid Smyth today announced that locating crew in charge Of Engineer McGregory, will start work Monday morning of locat- ing the highway between Light and Pinery Canyon in the Huachuca noun tains. NIT. Smyth stated that the work of locating will occupy in the neigborhood Of 50 10 go days before completed, following which the sur yey and estimate will be submitted 10 the board for action. Mir. Me Gregory comes highly recommended as an engineer and had considerable experience in highway construction. cANoioATE HERE.
 Miss Helen I. Brown, candidate for nomination for county school super intendent was in Tombstone today in .eryiesing the Democratic voters. HELD COURT.
 Judge W. A. O'Connor came up to- day from Nogales and disposed of number ot matters in the superior court between trains. returning home this afternoon
 FROM BiS6EE.
 Bdiy Doyle. well known old timer ot Tombstone and Bisbee was in town today on business
 RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.
 IL Gardner returned home today from Phoenix. where he has been on seye-a! days business visit.
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VISITED HERE.

Sammy Morgan spent yesterday in Tombstone from Bisbee. where he is now located.
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NOT A CANDIDATE.

R l. Mccall, farmer of Mescal vas among the visitors in Tombstone 10. day. He denied the rumor tha; he will be a candidate for ,ae ,egisla- ture from his dis,ric-
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A : Chr.st.anson. farmer oe St. David sp4n; few hours n town to- day on business matters
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RETURNED FROM BlSeEE.

Court Reporter J M Ph:llipowski. returned home this morning from a brief business trip to Bisbee, having gone over yesterday.
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ST. DAVID VISITORS.

Among the business visitors in the county seat today were ]. s. Merrill, F.. H Hilton, Jr.. all of them of course. boosting for the Charleston dam when ever the occatlon presents itself.
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REGISTRATION FIGURES.

According to the figures of the registration issued today by Chief Deputy Recorder H. l.. Hutchison, the Democratic registration in Co., chise to date lacks one of being the double the republican registration The following number were turned into the recorders office this week by the various registration officers: Democrats 26S, Republicans 9s. miscellaneous l2 To date there arc 5659 Democrats registered; 2S2o Re- publicans and 356 miscellaneous. TO GLOBE CONVENTION.
 C Schneider and V. G. MellgreD. ref: this afternoon fer Globe. where they Mil represent Fourr Post of the American Legion as delegates to the
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VISITED HERE.

Mrs J. Profiitt of Benson, who as been in Tombstone for several days the guest of Mrs. II M Eckerman. has retrnei 10 her home in the San Pedro valley
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Pedro valley
MOVED IN.

Mir A (. Hurst has moved 10 Tom stone from Bisbee and taken the fla aext 70 Mrs. :. J Johnson
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attehulnS the session or the tax con ference while Mrs Thomas visited relatives, MT Thomas also took oc. cation to little campaigning and states he fins Douglas one of his main strongholds
 COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
 Dr. w E. Vanneman. county super cian spent the day in the county sea, from his home at Douglas. appearing before the board of supervisors on matters affecting the county institu tion.
 VISITING MOTHER.
 Mrs. Grant B Warner is spending several days in Benson with her mo ther. Mrs H. Gribble
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Geo HenshaS and children home today from San Diego. Cal. where they have been the past six weeks on visit with relatives M- Henshaw met them this morning at Benson. making the trip home from ther by auto.
 AT ARCADE.
 The following were registered a: the Arcade today Ruth Lpscomb Bsbee; Mir and Ms R A McCom. mas. Wilcox; Mrs Minnie Gates, Webb; Elsie Calvert. Bisbee: [ C. E Adams, Bsbee: Lennie Motielt, Here. ford, Mrs Wm. Mcdonald Douglas Gwen NJ. Houck. Douglas Mrs. c. J. Kike. Naco; Mrs E J Cook. Warren; C. Nj. Roberts, Wilcox
 REGISTRATION.
 Registration figures for Cochise County fer last week issued by H. L. Hutch.s n. chief deputy recorder, were Democrats i23. Republicans l37 and r. miscellaneous. ou; of which 537l are Democrats, 2t2l Republicans and $50 miscellaneous
 WASH OUT.
 The pipe line Of ;he Huachuca Wa. ter company suffered q ~ashout last nigh, in the cloud ours; th.s side Of the San Pedro river
 FROM ST. DAVID.
 F. H. Hilton. farmer of :; David was among the visitors n ,he county seat today
 NOT A CANDIDATE.
 R l. Mccall, farmer Of Mescal vas among the visitors in Tombstone to. day He denied the rumor tha; he will be candidate for ,le ,egisla- ture from his dis,ric.
 FROM WARREN.
 Wm. CoWan. manager 0s ,Ae War. ien Townsite comany and Jesse Y0A. kun. manager Of ,he Warren Street Railway company were in Tombstone today on business before tAe board of supervisors
 SUPERVISOR CANDIDATE HeaE.
 n A Adams. candidate for super. vissor from the north end of the coun- ty was in Tombstone today on busi. ness before the board Of supervisors VISITED HERE.
 Sammy Morgan spent yesterday in Tombstone from Bisbee. where he Is now located,
 CANDIDATE HERE.
 T. D. Cashel, candidate for corpora ton commissioner was in Tombstone today interviewing Democratic vo;- CTS. With MT Cashel's presence in Tombstone. Tombstone was honored by having in her midst two candidat- es for the same office. | C. F. Adams, chairman of the board of supervisors, also a candidate for the office being here on official business. While here Mir. Cashel was taken in tow by Mir. Adams and introduced to his friends. both candidates enjoying the fact that they are the best of friends and are making the race clean cut. RETURNED HOME.
 Mr and Mrs. Nj NJ B!udworth aud Harry Heney returned home yester- day from Fl Paso. driving overland Mrs. Bludwor orth has been visi:ing her parents there. and Mir. Bludworth and MT Heney went down by train Fri day driving home.
 ON CAMPAIGN.
 ~ ssred" Krigbaum, candidate
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FRIDAY
HERE FROM PHOENIX.

HERE FROM PHOENIX.
 Miss Jane Ford arrived in Tomb stone today from Phoenix. where she is located and will spend several weeks in Tombstone with her mother and family. Miss Ford is a trained nurse.
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FROM GlEE SON.

Constable l. VI Brown. lli Berry spen q 'es hours T toSi day from Gleesoa
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VISITED RELATIVES.

Clay Hecrick. nephew os James Lamb. Tombstone 9.oneer. accomplu- fed by his family speu; yes.e-iay n Tombstone eurou,e fro m,heir nome .n Buffalo. \ Y, 70 tAe CaH5orall
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county
COURT TOMORROW.

Judge H A o'Coanor sil De ia Tombstone tomorrow to nod court !n the absence of Judge lockwood and a number O attorneys vi, be here haY.ns civil and p-oba.e cases.