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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department Of the Interior

L .. Land Office al Phoenix, Ari, zona. september 25, ls:o
 Notice is hereby gwen that Frank K C5ar,r.gl.,, Q: Fairbanks Arizona. vho. on lplsl7 & l216.lS, nae Home,,,at EAuy x y36729. oSo7ao for E.. S'.', Sc -,, N'.NWi. Q and >- x, Fl. NE. See es, WI. SF'. r eWi. Sec. 2). VIZ NEia E'@ WY. see,:ou 24, Township 2o-S- Range ls,E, G X R. R & Meridian. l,, aira ao'ic- Q; intention ,o make Three Y.4r Proof, 10 establish cla n ,o he .ard above described, before N A Fowler, [. $. Commissioner a; Tombstone, Ar zona, on the Sl day O. November, 1920.
 Cla!man, names as witnesses:
 Frank T. shaver, of F.; Huaehuca. Arizona, Yndaleeio solaao. Of Es.n. Arizona, Lee Harhey. Aria T liar, key, both Of Fairbank, Ar.zona
 CHAs. F. MARSHALL, Register.
 Frs: pup. Oc:onrr ;. 1920
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NOTICE or SALE OF SCHOOL
 DISTRICT BONDS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN oy the undersigned Board of Supervisors Of Coch.se County, State of Arizona. that sealed bids will be received by |. on the lst day of November, 1920. a: II o'clock A M for the purchase O. school bonds Of School District No
 A County Of Cochise. State of Ar
 ona. the issuance of which was at ,horized at a school bond election held within said District on August 7th. l9.0. sad bonds to be sold a; ths time aforesaid aggregate two thous- and five hundred dollars Os2.5o0.e0l, and are Of the denomination Of s500.00 each, numbered from 10 ,. both in' elusive. and t-ar interest from the da:e 0. their issuance until maturity a, the rate Of six per cent per an- mum. which Is payable semi-annual.y in gold coin of the United States Q:
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blaze
IKE csEk- sTflL ,h DRY RAID NzsP
 CAPITAL OF STATE

p-"ENIN. oc. 25-Oa charges O.: '..9- as -s- pr Ibis fQ, Dave fta'ka.- Eye-r'- F-i1 rAick" r';"ee aa! D Ego. a.,e a- -..sa-! >e:.re 4 ra.-sd states com. aa.,-'-e.r a~r- Faulkner pleaded -l@y lai vAz ae,i to he federal caar; Tae others DelaIed not guilty
 Tla .au- aere arrested las; nigh; ash; sou;h O: Mesa by county off. ee.s aai a prohibition enforcement osacer and plan: described as th. largest ye: fo4nl 2 Msrieora coun;y "as s~zel. !: consisted Of two e5. -l"-a .-.s. VI; of 50 Q 75o gal. Ions ca'aei'y for containing mas. and auge glass ja. containing sev- e-a. gallons os liquor Officers ~aid the pant was -qn pped for p-o1a,. ,!on Of from F 70 l. gallons a day.
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GRAFT ENGLISH SHOOTS ON WALNUT TREES IN
 CANYONS OF ARiZONs

Experiments are being made by tho Forestry Bureau, Department Of Agri. culture. n grls; cu;s from the En :. fish walnu, on the native wa,nu; trees. oi wa!ch ;here is heavy growth. in he to-est canyons of this section.
 =, far ,he results obtained hay, been gratifying. according to Re, K ns. connected w:;h the district Q. Zee of ths :ores; service a; A,buquer- que wAo Aas been sen; io this di,- ,ri,; ,o .nyestigI.e the resul,s Of the ;rl:;ins process
 Wh.l- he English walnu; seems ,o thrive ia ,l;s c,:ma.e. and grows req ;- fly when -rlfted ;o the native tree,, the experiment., nave not pro.resse ! p ;he p1.a, wnere l; can be de;e: mined whether or no; the growing oi sraf;ed trees can be made conner ,ia' success
 one disadvantage, according to Mr KiHg. is grat!ns the imported shoots D the native tree. is the fac; ;h2i ;hn wa,al; trees in the Arizona Ion e., c,ncine ;he.r growth to canyon.. vhere ;. NJu.d ba difficult ,o aA.- ye,. ,he nus on a large sca'e.
 Or ne contrary, where the sra r. IF process ], e::ec;ei wi,hou; tran, planting he ,-ee, i; has been tounl possible :o s-a.; he imported a:. .a'y on a rec a> Iaree a> :en or twelve .aeAe. n diameter. .n ;a' eyvn: o: .-a7s2.aa;as. wAe7v :a~ ,-a=, ,can D. S: ou; .u plaa,a,.o1 form. on.y .ery mature tree, can b. handled
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LUXE SLIS EslEASED: WAS ACCUSED OF
 KIDNAPPING WIFE

MIAMI. Ar.z Oct. 2>--Luke Ellis, arrested saturday by Gna county O. eicers on charge O. Kidnapping his N r. and ,p.-il.ag her away % Mesa. furnished bond of slo0O late ygs,e-. Jay and i> a.s3a free ;o travel Sal vaa ,.r~e,
 Following hi. arre.; n Mr-a. ;he parents O. Mr. E,.is, Mr. and Mrs N r Anir-:: wen, to Mesa 70 se. .he.- d44-a-.- However she ;o,i I Ga. aIn.> officers she Intended .o say n Me,l ant. Luke returned 70 her. What 7ros-es. her parea,, Aa>. ma .e n iadlciss her ;o 70 e-urn h., nj been reported Co, y,: Tae Al dress -A.-- ;o g complaint of h.d- u2rrns aes.a-; E-.s wAea he ,oon hi- e.,e N--l. ,he parents oi n, ,oln; .-!g aay.a- instituted annu.. n a, proceeding .a he superior cour, D -anse Q. ;h,.r daughters age. she beng lG Nn-a .ar eloped wi,h Els.
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POLICE SEEK THIEVES

TUCSON. Oct 27-The Tucson po- lice have been asked to look for two ,ramps who are suspected of having robbed the southern Pacific comm, .iry .. Nai lon Tuesday afternoon. The robbery occurred between l an' o'clock. when there was no one ih the commlssary. Jim A9os;alos. the Southern Pacific s:orekeeper. had al his clothes stolen. The cash drawer was rflei Of so in money. and ia packages Of cigarettes were take Apos;slos los; an automatic Colts pistol, 2 new suit of clothes. two pairs Of shoes. several shirts and two rag. ors. Two ,ramps who were seen about the railroad construction camp earlier in the day. are believed to have committed the robbery.
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HAIL TWO B!SBEE MINISTERS
 BEFORE MUNICIPAL JUDGE

BlSBEE, Oc:. 2s-The presence c. ;wo local ministers n police cour, yesterday morning WAS such su prise 10 court attaches and onlool:. CTS iha, Jndee Hogan had some dif:i. cul;y in ealing their cases for ;ria,. Rev J. r.. Fry and Rev. George Col den appeared to answer 10 charge of parking the.r cars more than !. inches from iae curb Ot Howell ay,- nue. Judge Hogan imposed a su-- pended sentence in each case Ac. cording 10 ,he amazed onlookers. the reverend gentlemen murmurel ] Amen" as they departed.
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co--os. OFPoHtTiCN WON'T
 AID GROWERS IN ARIZONA

THCENiX oct. -j. Fsraa-.on of . si-t'-eo- cs:.9a eNport corporation .ya 0-aae-s sop-a be of l...ie e,.ect Tn se.as ...e .=e.aat c,-toa s..aation .l i~.ze@s ai i-s-'. '5ea' bana~-s say.
 F4 pointed ou 'ha- ;h4 funi
 eh ,a- .-s, .-.' undertaking 3 ..i.= @..- a7. .a- .aa p1-a5se O. .... ,.a..@ l.-ec, bat mair,e; -...ef U :..' c,;'3n planter by eI';:vs..ue fo-. .el ms-a-->
 .eHe: Sa, sNprr-ssd ,aa, local snss n'gh: ls exee,ed 70 ente- 4'J he arrsa-ensa- aad -so~erib- .,- ,,r,.2a ol ;Ae :and, bu' banker. al they belieg,i ,hs e1:e-pris. n u,i be -aporfet by banks which i not s.rc4dy gone 70 .eag,hs % a..5rd ,5a1. 70 co,.oa producers
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WATER USERS OF YUMA APPEAL CASE ON COST
 OF LANDS OF pROJECT

TUCSON Oc;. 27-An appeal la' beea made by ;he Yuma Water Use-.' association. through their attorney. Thomas D Monoy, from the decision ot 'Ae United states dis'ric. cour,, n which d verdict was rendered CT -ae defendant
 The ,soc.a.ion broush, sui. ass 'a,. W W sh,sr' Q. al. Sch.ec, rep. -,.aa,el' .he g1vernmen, and was .a -A4rs- 0; he irrigation proiec; a; h. :ine a, the sp';
 T. a,s5ei4,.on c2a,en3cd ;ha, ,A, eove-amen, had agreed ;o se! ,hem .r-.=a;-d ground a; sSs an acre. bI. had p,acei further charge on ;he .aal a; :a/ra:e Of about s75 an acre. The purpose Of ;he s1.; was to force ,ar soyernmen; !n;o a peci:.c Der. tormance of is alleged contract.
 The suit was brought ;o tria. ie- t1rr Uai;el States Dis;-,c, Judge William II Sawtelle who rogna for h. defendan.
 Ta- case, having oeen appealed. VIII De argued before the circuit cour; Q. appeals al San Francisco NJ da,e has been set for ;he Aea-- ings.
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SEES POSSIBILITY CT
 lRRiGATlNG LAND OF
 sAsaconoEI GRANT

TUCSON, Oct. 25.-The Baoacomori and grant. close 10 Tucson, contain ins :a'ooO acres o: :e-.:.- and that aea in a.l prpblba'y b. s.el .a She opinion oc p-. E. B. P.--.u. a Nei.'hy resident 0. Wi.-m, A-.z
 Dr Perm. vh1 elm a.-- 70 .n. ri'e he irrigation p5--.J.....e, o. ,ne B.oAaamori ..ac;. wa .a Tle,oa F-i lay. He s,a:ed ;a4. .a h. br.:.. , would 3" poss b,e a; $ noa.nl. ca-- D sore sI.s!c!ea; wa.e. .a She moaa- ans near by. where tAe a.-.s .os'- d natural water ,hei
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j. 2. ROSS DECLINES TO BE
 QUOTED AT THIS TIME ON

DOUGLAS. Oct. 25.-John r. Ross, den 5cra;ic candidate rar coanty aj- 1-aey. las, gh; declined to ae qiot. eI aa ;he question of uh1; h.s atti- u3a wsp' be. if eleceI. a .ur;aer prosec':;.o1 of the Blsbee d.p.r;a,icn eases, ixcept Q say thu Ae aI,.el ;!a, DsviI Beushimol Eap1' ican eaniia,e. Was correctly mo,ed in a s-a'zmea. ya the slDiec. -:eFday Ar P,-s .Aid ,ha, he dil 19' e re at ,,., ;!n Q make any a..acnent for publication. adding tia; h. l,i nnt be- ',eve h:s opponent maae ;ht -:a,e- m |; attributed io the la,',-
 II an open ;sster io Tae D4..y Dis. p4.eh, J. c. Ca'houn Of Doug :, called on .a- :ao cl.a date, for co aty al ;o-aey :o reyra' ,ne.r ira a the deportation prosecutions
 n answer 10 that letter David BeE- ,h.mo! v1~ quoted as having said
 "l: an eiectt1 and there are
 .lE iep1-a;.on eases Ie.T o8 She
 le,set VII dismiss ;a.n all
 ell Wln, h. sac c.ean. Go not
 1.'ieye D wasting any more If he
 x .ay.e, nf3ney."
 TL4 Be1la..can cand date :e..phon ' .aa :I-azo.H@ rom Wi.,aN Err t.. n.sh'
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ABBOTT GIN NEAR
 BARD IS BURNED DOWN

YUMA. O 97 A5ou; 51e o'clock sandy na-.ia= fire completely le- sroysa ne h5oo-; sa1-, staple Gsa a, Blri, anI a, la'e a. yesterday .3s~e was big 5.aze to mark .I's -oe.. ~a--e he s-a Ald s,ool
 N-n5as o.her ;l.ays destroyed a. .h- cre Va, sb1a; 5000 ao-:h O. cotton sod A car bal ,t no seed hl,. .,,-a !o---.i a:l Va, a4.,.ag snip. @ea.- The -=ei aai ;he ear ]; aai been loaded n a4, .-s.r5y-3 3y ne blaze.
 Insurance aas cls.ted oa ,hs s:n O ,li" amount Q: E.s toa. ;ae qo.icy hay .a- e-l ~-"s1 a@ A I M-,~ure. N '-".s c4es,. ea ,A- s~.l vHgA v, 3- ,.~. ..ts .4.,
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DEMOCRATS OF ARIZONA SPEND se.73off IN
 STATE cATrkIO.l

PHOENIN, Oc,. :7.- The Clp';o. c.cl, composing s:ate house osficia s aat attaches. VI, ne l.r-es. single ibu;or 10 'Ae campaign ;lnd oi ,a Democratic state committee. ac- aasaacordng to the co.nmit;ee'7 ii '-""iai statement. on :.,e 'oisy .u iA. ,'fice of tIe.sar-e'ary nf >.a;-.
 The committees s;l; asn. showed receipts of ss477 9is5I7s ments Were gwen as ss 7Ga.ll. The cba:ri. bu..cn of the Capitol cub va si..l1 Inc statement said
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COUNTING BALLOTS lN WHEELER AND ROSS
 CONTEST IS srARTEO

PioENiX, Oc.. 27-W.,h ;he ap- po'n n n; by JIise San ord O. Cec'l B,yce. as .le courts representative on the contest board oi the Wheeler. Ro>, coa;e,; Tor ;Ae Democratic. romi. nation ior secretary ol s.a;e, ;he ac. 'ua! counting, checking and inspection at tAs b4.lo.s ir5m Yasapqii county Was ..,r.cd yesterday
 B1yce has had w:Ie experience :7 ihs ..Ae and -lesarded a> oae Of ;he mos e>f.c .en; e.ec;taa officials ot ;he c';y and caua.y and h.s selection is looked n,oa a..a favor ny bo,a sides
 Tn ba..5,, rom Yayapa were re- rt.yrd yrs:erd4y. hur ai;h th-ee dc. pf:;m-a:. ,f .he codr, in session, !; was mpo,s:o.- :o Ind room in ;h" courthouse where the work af inspec- Ion could pc carr.ed on wi;hou; h.n3- rance
 Under ;he law iSe baiio;s ~'Il De Inspected by :ar-. officials. one Q 64 .e,ec.el by .A- contestant. Chas.ss D Wheeler. another hy he con.este- Harry : R1s,, ani ,he other appo.u-. I'd ny tAe canr..
 EeeaGse@ Q. ;Ae .arce number of 9i- .n,rs concesl.a- a,z sel is- snlar 5l:- ,5:.1g :a YJ'~s4t coua.y much .a,e-- -.. a,'lea,, .1 'a~ iave>t:s1.;on now aai-g way. A.'-e .l~ Yayapa. ballots are cAeakct -ae ba,lo-, Of N4yajo. Apac1e. G- han sai Yuma MI b. H-1 cred sgtr- -sra z P sgs-p.,,.. o.,
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SIDNEY p. OSBORN TO SPEAK IN TOMBSTONE ON
 MONDAY, OCTOBER 2:

PHuENIN, Oct. Sidney r. os- porn, former secretary Of s:ate, and Chlr.es Aiarkwel,. well known Phoe- a.X attorney. returned today from the nJl hem part oi the state. where they have been speaking in behalf of the Democratic state ticket. They ..sive here sunday night for south n A'.zona and Nil address mee;- .n-. d; Tlmbs;one, Monday; Douglas. Tur- day; Bisbee. Wednesday No sales, Thursday. and Benson, fll. dly night,
 NJ Ward ani NIT. Osborn address ,d an audience in the EikS thea:4' q. K.aguan Tuesday evening. tna cha.rMaa of the meeting being A D L3saWai. vel known pioneer, whJ u.lde speech for Democratic s;a' candidates.
 A, Oa;man. where they spoke on W,in siay nigh, ;he meeting Was ned ;n the opera house and was pre-. sided over by ]. W Hines. Dsm7cratic candidate for county attorney Both Ph5yn!N men talked on genera na. ..oat. and s:ate campaign issues. NIr Wal explaining the League Of Nd tons. ani MT Osborn dwelling pJ,. .!gu l:,y on the state issues
 -la al years past" MT Osborn i,li [ newspaper reporter today. M5haye .puly has been ,Ae banner Demo. ,-aac c5an.y O. he state. a!way, carving tae complete 'icket With 8 3.s msio:.;y Tho same vii be true lis y,a- Al c,un'y and preclnc: officer, 0: Ina, section are Dem- cra:!c and he entire population is sa,nu,.a,. .ica..y in favor Of ,he pr.r- 95',, os democrscy Mohave county vii b, sold lar 'he national anl sac Democratic ,;cke, all th- Hsas through"
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oepartment cf inc Interior

|. s. Land office q; Phoenix, Ar zona, October IS ls2e
 NOTICE is hereby given that Charles II. Myrr. of Lew.s Springs, Arizona. who on June =. 1915. mad . Homestead Entry No. o25s6' for Sia NEI.. wv. SE'4. Section 2. SW1, NW]. Section l. Township -l-S, Range 22-E. C. & .. R B d Meridian has He'd notice of Intention -o make Fsye.Year Proof, 90 establish clam to the land above described, before W. A Fowler, [. :. Commissioner. a. Tombstone, Arizona. on :he 26;h day O. November. lS30
 Claimant names as witnesses.
 Montague l.. Reed, Ro5er; L. John son. James Wolf. Elizabeth Myers. all ai Lewls Springs. Arizona
 CHAS. F MARSHALL Register.
 First published Oct; A. 1920.
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CASE ADVOCATES THRIFT
 DRIVE IN THE SCHOOLS

PhDENlN. Oct 25.- Thr.f: mus; be an essential principle eiuca;ion SD long as man has 10 earn his bread. according f d letter addressed -o teacher. 'hroughou; he sac by C. q. Case, superintendent of public in. ';ruc'ion. The ,e,'cr alJ@l ;hat na ,r'zona schoo, colli be ;5ur5' as ! 'houd be unless tae -easasr ~er d!iigen; in teaching economy R. ferring 70 thrift camn.-a. foster. . by 'he treasury department. Cas- said he would designate e,ua.y su perin,enden's to d.rec; :l-.s work in
 h. schools Of the.r res.-c.ye c1uI .es
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ARIZONA OFFICER CONDUCTS
 PISTOL DUEL WITH THIEF

PdoENlX. Oc;. 25.-Dseorery y Deputy Sheriff. F. C. Edwards o. Peoria. Ar.z. Of an a,temp; % burg ia..ze q store in that town early To. lay !ed to lo-minute pistol fight. The officer fired a; two men running from the rear entrance 70 the store and they returned the fire. The off cer and the burglars continued firing al each other in ihe darkness until be lac.er l-ew away and escape' TAe deputy was not wounded and, so Tar as known, neither of the burg lars was shot.
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Member.
RECOGNITION CT MEXICO URGED

ATSTlN. Tex q. Oc;. 2a-There is 83 longer any reason for vi;hholdins recognition of he goyernnen. of Mexico. Governor W P Hobby d. clared, according 70 h.s judgment. in d telegram sem 10 President Wilson 'l.e yesterday The goveAnor contin ned that recognition should be grant e1 a; once "because i; means mucn
 D he tinted Siaiss as well as Mex .co and will mean even more nov han if postponed 10 a ls;er date"
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STATE OF CHIHUAHUA
 SHOWS MINES ACTIVE

DDUGl.AS. Oct. 2j.-Robert Rae has returned to his home iu 'nis city ron d visit Of two weeks in the state ot Gh 'huahua. Mexico. Mr Rae says that wherever he went he found a conii,,9n Of peace and reviving indus ;ry. The American Smelling and Re fining company, owned hy :he Gug enheims, Is showing considerable ac. -@viy in the way of getting ;hei7 nrapert.es back into action and the same can be said of Alvarado Mining company operating 2. Para.
 TA- opinion is prevailing that within the presen; year many Of ;he important, mining prooer;.es n tae state of Chihuahua will D. getting neary back to norma. ,o sar ,s op- era,.on is concerned
 At PIraI. Mir. Rae learned that Francisco Villa. who has sct;."d town on hacienda 4p miles from r4sJ', is fn.y ac..ve now in ,he .mnFaytm1a; oi li, place as he ever wIs daring his .rror of opposition 70 M-Nil,H &i- 'hor Y He has been cor tracing roads tp his hacien |. and 1ssewb Ing trucks to had. ;he p-o!ge., of Us ranch 10 marka-
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e-ss ASKS COURT
 - DISMISS coSTEs-

PHoENlE Or. \ nIrre-
 d by F4r.x :. ao-- -o. d-sa.. ss the
 ue-t -l.; os Charles q. sales > aee'e, 2sa.a-t n. - ta- D. mo- tie a5nHna:.aa :5r secretary Of :a;e w1, deri.i a ;as -up=-5- cour; 5y Jnase S.eafo71 sa.mlay The de mlr9er VI, e1om.Jted 9.:aaa, su-
 7 G4s. a@l aileeel nd. he ,,ar: had 70 jari,Ilc;ion on the .ub- tof he action a- l asked ;ha: " be a,,n.-, 5el4use the petition noi .,.,e sufci-at facts .or cause Of 5>,.oa
 tcc.r:.-g 9 ;ae ao;horie, ,h> ur..ag | ..er.o:es ea,, ia Y@.aoai
 rH ~. s:r; H1adsy IT. .ox
 .t..ai. ;a' b-a5... :he y,t-ts. .1l .,;. ~.... .-ts-- ns-.,' .ea.ia H. .s -1-5 e-e. n. q. '.ep-
 iber -.. ..e- v.. e.
 sel s4;v-..z .s :ae .a- s-:er,
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39xING BLOW KILLS
 SOLDIER AT CAMP LITTLE

MORALES, Oct. 2J-The body 1f Albert Russell. private. Go. NJ. 25.n Camp stephen D Little 10 his home In Gary. Ind He died from heart ia .l- ire following a blow in the stomach received in a friendly boxing bout al should be supported by banks which about three months
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SPECIAL RATE IS SOUGHT
 BY RAY ELECTRIC COMPANY

PHOENIX, Oct. 25-Hearing was held Monday before Commissioner F. A Jones of the Arizona corpora. ton commission on application by the Ray Electric Light and Telephone company Of Ray, Ariz.. for author!- zation to establish special rates.
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STAGE LINE ACCUSED OF
 OVERLOOKING ITS CARS

PHOENlX. Oct. 2j.--Loading from li to l9 passengers into a seven-pas- senger car does not mee, with the corporation commissions idea of an adequate seryics, and as a result. the Glendale-Peoria,AIa stage line may lose it's certificate 70 operate.
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 TUCSON VICTIM OF ROBBERS IN CHICAGO DIES

TUCSON. Oct. 25.-Rober, Sairz 2 former Tucson resident. died Mon day nigh; at ;he residence Of his brOiher-in.aw. J. B Mccormick, 20l North Court street. as the result of beating he received a; the hands of a thug in Chicago on September 90
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PERiNTENOENT CASE
 AT FLAGSTAFF TONIGHT

PHOENIX. Oct. 27-C o. Case a:a;e superintendent Of public ia siruct.on, returned yesterday fro.n Pinal county. where he had been on ofmicial business. and left immediate. for Flagstaff During his stay ia
 inal. MT Case und opp Jr;ulity to put in good word among h.s mum. e:ous friends for Prof A C. Peter. son. Democratic nominee for the oi-
 ice oi state schoo. super ntenden;. as well as h behalf oi he entire Demo. cratic t.cke MT. Case .s one of the siaunch Democrats ol he s;a;e. an l
 s .orking hard for the success oi iie principles 0! democracy and tAe men who uphold them.
 Mr Case will address an audience st Flagstaff tonight. and Will join the 1ar,y O. state candidates headed by Wiley Jones. speaking in number O.! northern cities in behalf Of Professo" Peterson. He informed newspaper repro sentative before taking the tra T for ;he north, that he had never fe.t more hopeful of the results of the election. that the Democratic parry was never better organized nor more in unity. and that it could not fail ;o carry the state ticket all the way
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This Space Contributed By THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

America. of presen; weight and fine. ness. and sad bonds are payable aui mature as follows:
 Bond Number payable and ma, turing ia ne year 1895; Bond Number ? payable and ma. :u.as n he year 1926;
 Bond Nunher 8 payable and ma, uirins in he year ls97; Bond Nlmber payable aad ms .4y.ae .n The year ls9S;
 Bond Number payable and ml. .ur:a- tn ;4e year 1929.
 The ,a.c Q. sucl bond. was ordered ,y he undersigned Board of Su7e-- y!sors, ss provided by law, on the 2i,A day O: september 1s2o, which order $ entered on he records Of the ua, de-,igned Board c: Supervisors, to which reference .s hereby made as ! par; he.eo; The sad bonds shall be sod .ar no, less han par and ;he Board reserves the righ, to reiec: any or al b.ds.
 Al bids for ,he purchase of sad bonds shall be accompanied by cer. ...eI JAeck in ,an not less than :.y, per cen; 0. the total amount o' such bid whlcA snail be returned to each unsuccessful bidder. Such Ger
 I'd check deposited by the succes, lll h.iier for such boads shal. be for .-.,.l . sad d.>,r!c; n the event ;he .ucce>s.g |, bidder >aa. nc; carry ou' .ae .ein. of h.. o,l
 AZ a.ds made hereunder shall be 1li-e,,ed 70 ,ae clerk Q. the Boarl O: supervisors o' CocA.se County, Arizona. a, Tombstone. Arizona. and 'ae sealed envelope containing sucn bids shall have marked thereon the following: "Bd for the Purchase oi School Bonds o' ScAoo! District No. ~"
 Gy order o. he Board O. Superyis. or.. County O. Cochise. S;aie O. An. zons. his eiih day Of September. ls:e
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31
CatarrhaI Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications az thty cannot teaeh th. d.sras4d portion of Lac ear There ts only ese way to cure catarrhal deafnt e. and inst is by eOnsiiiGtionat Ftfasdy' CatArrhal Dcafners is CauEcd by an sn- kSned condition of the mucous lining or the Eustachian Tgpe. When iks tube h trfaned you have a rG1nbnrg sound or imperfect hearing ard when u ts entirely clossd. Denfne0 is gAe result tnlo@ the Inflammation can he reduced and this tuoe rsstored to its normal condition. hearing vilI be d,siroved forever. Many eases Of deafness are causd by cataTfh. which is an unframed condition Of the muto ots sur- facea Hans CHtArfh Cure as thru te blood on tbo mucous s.ifaess Of the sys- tenn.
 We will give One Pundred Dcllars for any csse Of Catsrrhal perfsstp that cannot b. cured by Haiis 'stsrfh Cure. CfreUIars free. All DrurGHtf i'c.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-31

I (. l. ADAMS,
 Chairman C. M. ROBERTS.
 Membe. J. NJ SPARKS.
 Member. Constituting the Board of Superyis. DTS oi Cochise County. State of Ar. IDna Attest: L. F. KUCHENBECKER, Clerk of the Board Of Supervisor, {, rOchise County, State of Arizona. First publication Oct. 3. 1920.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-17
The Daily Record


right OF way 1854 feet, thence north
1884 feet. thence west 100 feet,
$500.
Abe Levy. ct ux. to J. z. Bischoff
lots and s. block 81 Franklin
Heights addition. $500
J. Z. Bischoff. ct ux- TO Galbraith-
FoEworth company, lot z and S, block
s., Franklin Heights addition; SO.
A. F. Thoirs TO Edward c. Wade, jr..
and W. X. Mari, lots 25 to IS. block
9, French addition; SO.
Terrace Improvement company TO
Barclay T. Beel east - feet OF lot
10, all Of II and west Z Of u, block
Z, Government Hill addition $3.50
J. D. Hughes to Anderson Invest
ment company. lots II; IS, ls and 20,
block Il, Government Hill addition;
$1,000.
Jenevie A Shutes and ". r Shutes
to Anderson Investment company,
lots and s. block 70. Government Hill
addition; $1,000
Charles B. Stevens. ct al, TO Q. P.
Martin, ct TX, lots % and p. block
Sc. Grandview addition: $3.50.
Texas Bank and Trust company,
adm, and Herman Meyer TO H. A.
Winters, lots and s, block .. Orchard
Park addition, $3.50.
Texas Bank and Trust company,
adm, and Herman Meyer. to H. A.
Winters, lots and S, block ., Orchard
Park addition; s9o-25.
grant; $3.50.
James L Mari. ct al, TO C. y. Bas-