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i FOR RENT

FOR RENT Seven room, two-story dwelling, large harm. 20 acres of ground, suitable for truck farm or hogs and poultry. Ad- joining city limits.
 TAYLOR & co.
 Phone l032-1052
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FOUND.

Home millinery-New fine o1 shapes and trimmings; also old hats made over. Miss Clara Batterton 7O9 Main street. Phone 1676..
 3-28-1 I'm
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BUICK BARGAIN

One 5-passenger buick car in first class condition, good tires, battery, starter, elec- tric lights. Must be sold at once. Will take $375.00. See it at flo West Fourth.
 4-15-tf
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FOR SALE

,ice tomato plants for sale. Call
 NV. P. Imon, 1700 Beech street, . 1ooe 4-fS-6t
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Arpil 17.-Spot cot tton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot 34; to arrive 1855. Low mid ding 33.50; middling 41.75; good middling 45.25.
 New York, April 17.-Cotton spot steady; middling 43.25.
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LONG BLACK BILL PURSE BE-
 tween Main street and shop gates,
 containing one check on Merchants and Planters bank and two on Sim mons bank, also claim check on American Excelsior Laundry. Find CT please phone 1919. Ed. Lindsay, Route 1, box 159. 4-l4-6t
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|MILCH COW, GIVING ENOUGH to supply any ordinary family,
 hay for her own feed. Apply
 East Eighth. 4-l'-lz1''
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Es Second hand prices but won Il new safes direct from factory. |alesmen. Saves half the prlce
 for prices. Safe Sales Co.,, Box |Dallas Tex. 4-1S- 1t.
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DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM ON first floor. convenient bath, for rent to one or. two gentlemen. Refer ences exchanged. Phone 1882.
 4-18-6t
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(RGIA ROWDEN PLANTING in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent pination; prices f. c. b. England Thirty (3o) pounds to bushel; bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel: :: fo 200 bushels, $3.35; 200 to 1000 lels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, l. Remit check with order; refer l: England National Bank, Lit
 Rock. England and Tebbetts Gin England. Ark. 3-19-ti
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EE COWS, WITH YOUNG s. for sale cheap. Phone 9523-G2, ldress Box 80, Route i. J. N
 dden. en..o.,o.---.5--l-l-,o -t-l '-o' |
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l sALE-ABOUT 10 TONS 9o Bent good planting cotton seed Eper ton, any quantity. Phone
 4-12-6t
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FOR NICELY FURNISHED front room with all modern con- veniences, close in, on car line. Gen. tleman only. Phone 2253. 4143t+
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SALE - ARKANSAS LIGHT
 Power company stock five shares loo each, per cent preferred to pld at $9250 @ share. Address |131, Wabbaseka, Ark: 4-l4-ot
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ANE TRIUMPH COTTONSEED hle; guaranteed sound; machine b; 95 per cent germlnatlon'
 Ihone 9532-F2. R. N. BURko. 4-16-6t.
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NO13 LOST.
 ON TAMO PIKE, WEDNESDAY, April IA, one 32 X 4 U. s. Hobby Tread tire, mounted on rim. Reward for return to 555 Tire Company, or A. H. Scott, Southern Trust building, Little Rock, Ark. 4-17-3t+
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IND NEW 1920 MODEL ONE
 th old Oldsmobile run less than
 hniles, equipped with Silvertown tires, two extras, two spring pers, patent lenses, city and
 license. Will sell at discount |take third down, balance in
 thly payments from right party fer must leave city for entire
 Iner. Address "New Olds," care
 phic, Box 677. 4-l4-66t
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|SALE ACRES OF LAND IN
 pt county, Ark, on Bouef river,
 t five miles west of Eudora, m
 pns 2, 35 and 26, townships l9 |1S. Highway from Parkdale to Ira will be near property. M. r. D. B. Doherty, Yazoo City, Miss, 4-11-Sun-W w ed-Frl-lmo
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sTORAGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION civen to handling and storing fur niture and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone i131. ,-1S- SS. /.
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|sAI,E-PATHE PHONOGRAPH, [and 35 best selection of rec
 All for $1O cash. Apply fo9 or Phone 1876. 4-lo-ot.
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COUNTY SCRIP. ----
 hited amount of county scrip for Geo. H. Adams, phone II. 3-19- 1mo
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OVERLAND, MODEL s3, EQUIP
 with six good tires. Bernhardt |r Co.,, 903 Main street. Phone 4-11-6t
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FOX RENT-ROOMS

Nicely furnished room for rent 914 w. Bar. Phone 2555. 4-18-6t
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Hemstitcbing and Picoting attach ments. Works on any sewing ra,, chine. Special price $1.5O. Mutual Sales Co.,, Box K 934, Charlotte, N ~ 4-17-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS

Second hand Corona typewriHr to exchange for Ark-Tex Oil X Lease Co.,. No. 3 stock. or Liberty bonds. Box 21S, Pine Bluff. 4-ls-3t
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ONE ROOM-NO CHILDREN. APPLY 811 Ohio street, or phone 1915.
 4-17-3tI
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay 6c
 per pound. Rags will be inspected before buying. Deliver to Graphicc office, upstairs. u
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WANTED-YOU TO SHAVE AT o.
 K. Barber Shop, J. F. Williams, pro nr;etor 4-7-1mo.
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Tuesday-A Burning Knife.
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ONE FARM SIX MILES ON MC-FAD- den pike, consisting of twenty-five acres under high state of cultlvatlon
 Will raise cotton, corn or potatoes toi ion'' 4-11-6t
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WANTED--ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repaiS furniture and connect gas stoves
 Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 31e plne me street, phone 24S9. OuCI. tS-oo-S S1
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4-1S-12t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ARIZONA MERCHANTS HOLD BIC CONVENTION
 IN NoGALES. or. 11.t2

MORALES. Ar.z. sep -> The -eyoal annual meeting of the Arizona Merchants assoc.auon is scheduled for N1gaie,. oc,. l1I2 An euormou. convection crowd !. expected as ,h.s association i. said 70 comprise tha largest membership O; any in :he ea. tire state.
 Letters urging members 10 a,;enl the meeting In the Key City have been sent ou by Secretary Chrls;y, or Phoenix. to all merchants in the state, urging them 10 come 10 Nogales and enjoy the hospitality Of the city and par'ale of the manifold orqor,un. tiles for enjoyment in ,he border mt. tropolis
 As the convention opens on Monday, Oc; II. those attending are urged by the secretary 10 leave their business and homes to arrive late Saturday or early Sunday 10 make the most Of the weekend Secretary Christy says a bullfight in Nogales. Son, will be one Of the features Of the Sunaay diver. sions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
CITY PRIMARY NOMINATIONS.

SauIrday He -5.4 la.ns l1e Jas; d 7 for filing nom nation papst- iar the c.ty election. on.y five aettiaas Nr.e filed on ,he Demacra ar0e.. ae. cora,as to .a.orma.!ou saea oaf by W M. C4yanauzh. c.,y clerk Mayo Guy C. We.eh VII ao. be candidate for ree.ecuou again and Mr Cdvan. augh a!,l be he on! councilman whe viii be out for r--ei-ct.on NJ NJ Budwor,h. cashier O; The First Ma ,ionai Bank. Nill be candidate for mayor. R. Cornelius, for counc.l- man from the tirs, ward H- p John. son. from the second ward. Grant B Warner from the third ward, and w M. Cavanaugh from the fourth ward The city primary vii. be held on oc. tober 5th. and the genera. election on tLe same day as the state and county election. November 2nd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
PORT CLINTON TROPHY ON DISPLAY HERE.

The Port Clinton Trophy. won by the Arizona Civilian Rifle Team al the Camp Perry shoot last month. Is on display at Boyd's Drug store, haY. ing been sent up from Douglas. where it has been since it arrived in Ari- zona. From here il vii be forwarded on to Tucson and from there 10 Phoe- nix to be displayed during the Fair. Besides the trophy the bronze medal won by Norman Abell. of Tombstone, the only Arizona member who won a place on the national civilian compet.. tive team is on display The trophy is a handsome silver affair. mounted on 8 mahogany pedestal and beai 3 the inscription: Port Clinton Trophy for Civilian Rifle Team. Presente l by Port Clinton Business Men. Port Clinton Ohio"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
DEPUTY SHERIFF ARRESTS kONuiTizeN FOR HUNTING
 WITHOUT STATE LICENSE

BlSBEE. Sept. 2S.-Charged with killing quail out of season. and hun. ing without license. Rod Boich. a non citizen, was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Ash on the hill above Johnson Addition. was found guilty in the justice court by Judge Winters. and fined slU. the minimum fine. for every bird in his possession or a total of s7O He was not sen. tenced for hunting without a license
 Peace officers and deputy game wardens throughout the state have complained of the acts of non.natur alized resident in killing game out of season and in hunting without 2 license. They say il is difficult to impress upon the foreigner the ne- cessity of complying with the game laws. Deputy sheriffs in Cochise county are expected 10 assist in pro. scouting violtors of the game laws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
MINING ACTIVITIES NEAR NO.
 GALES ARE MAKING RECORDS

MORALES. Ariz.. Sept. e7-Minins activities in the districts adjacent to Nogaies have shown no let.up durinh the last few weeks. according to e ports coming from practically all the important properties being developed.
 The unwatering of the Sweet shaf. Of the Consolidated Southern Arizona Mining company is being held up only pending the arrival Of boiler caskets ordered in July Meanwhile. the com. pany is moving the large boiler at Gringo to the Swet shaft 10 use as an extra unit. This additional boiler 6ill give the shaft surplus boiler house power to draw upon a. their work progresses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
RIO SONORA DELTA
 IS DESCRIBED AS
 GARDEN OF EDEN

NOG ALF,S. Arlz.. Sept 27-The delta 1T ;he R.o sonora comprises thousands 0: acres O; land possessing marvellous fertility and susceptible of easy and plentiful irrigation, says F. II Saerb. wealthy druggist of Nogaies who returned recently from a visit oi Zen day, Ni;h Col. J C Beasley d, ,h, famous san Carlos ranch. During hls absence rom Noga.es. MT Sherb also visited ,he Cacienda Europa Of tn. celebrated Ysahel estate and the il. soou separating ihe mainland rom Tihur5u stand which was to have b-al naval base of the Mexican gov ernmen; had ,he invasion oi Lower California been necessary
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
MILITARY TRAINING IN SCHOOLS UP TO THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

PHoENIN. Sept. 2s.-Whether the attempt of the Globe school authori. ties to place military training in the high school on a non-compulsory bas. is Will De allowed under the state mil. itary code is a matter now in the hands of Attorney General Wiley E. Jones About a week ago, it was learned today. Adjutant General In. gals received a notice from the Globe board of education stating tha, it did not contemplate making military training in the high schoo, compui. sory and indicating that it could no; be made so by reason of the fact that the state did not furnish uniformS Th.> notice was turned over to the a.. torney generals office with the re. quest for an opinion. None has been rendered Us vet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
MEXICAN LIKELY TO DRAW
 SHEAR TERM IN PEN FOR
 STEALING CREENWAY'S CAs

BISBEE. Sept 3o.-The McX.can who stole Col John C. Greenway car and drove !, % Cananea is likely to get five years for his lark. accord. ing to J. A Kempton, chief ot police, who returned Tu, sday from Cananea where he went with Col Greenway's car to show in evidence, and to test!- fy. Kempton said that the Mexican admitted his guilt. but when asked if he Was willing that the car should be given back 10 is owner repliei that if il was stil. m his possession he would burn it first The Mexican judge told Kempton that the prison. CT would be likely to get at least five years for the crime.
 Kempton and B. L. Smith drove to Cananea on the night that Col. Green ways car was stolen. in pursuit of the thief. and recovered the car there,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ARREST TRAVELLING MAN AND
 TWO GIRLS NEAR FLAGSTAFF

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Sept. 27.--A man named N0rdyke. travelling sales. man. and two girls who gave thelr names as Adelaide Husack and Verna ROsenberk were held here today by officials Of the sheriffs office. acting on a telegram from the department Sf justice branch al Phoenix. relating to three were said to -aye been travel. ing from Denver to California in an automobile
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
FEAR FLAGSTAFF WOMAN
 HAS MET FOUL PLAY

FLAGSTAFF Ariz, Sept 27---Oh eers were making search today ,arg. arr tre northern part Of the state fot Nr, z IA Bissoune'-se, who was TO- lorsel by her sister 10 have di-sp. pear~d Saturday afternoon The sis. ter feared she nigh, have wandered away from home and n gh, meet with harm.
 Mr, Bissonnette Was the wife of z 4 Bissonnet;e. head O. three gar ages and accessory stores. who disap- peared two months ago and was last seen a, Kiugman Mrs Bissounette was said to have taken no baggage when she left Saturday and, SO far as known, did not enter train or a pass. ing automobile
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
TRANSFORMER ExPlODES AT
 ROOSEVELT: TWO ARE hURl

GLOBE, Sept. 2s.-C. C. Gross an l Ben Hanna. both or Roosevelt, were rushed to a hospital here this after noon after having been severely burn. ed about the arms and hands from an explosion of a transformer on high voltage wires d, that place.
 They were working on the high. powered line when blast somewhere caused d short circuit Of the wires which blew ont the transformer and injured the men
 Hanna was knocked several feel to the ground causing severe injury on the head. He was also burned about the body
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
AcQLiT MAN OF CHARGE
 OF BEATING HIS WIFE

TUCSON. Sept G0.-Ar,hlr Pogue. charged v.,h assau!,iug his wife, Rrye. d. Posue. wi;h intent to com m.. murder. VA, eNouera,ed by d jury ln ,ha superior court Wednesday a, 'a-aoou
 According t1 the testimony of the Pas.e aom4n and their little daugA. ;er Poeu- oea, his wife about the lace and body on the nigh, oi Aug Us, 3l The assault occurred after ,hty Aad retired for the night. The day pr.or % the attack, Mrs Pogue testified her husband had ground d butcher knife to razor edge and had threatened her life with this The blood on the clothes of the man and voma.. then .hey were arrested af ter the aifray, was caused, accord ng 10 Pogue. from his iniurd finger n Nhich his wife had buried her .eeih
 The maa Na- discharged from GUS. ,ojy
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
ARREST OF MURRAY
 AND RECOVERY OF
 AUTO IS REPORTED

A telegram announcing the drresI of G. s. MurIy in Hermosil'o and the recovery of the car which at is allCg cd to have uu-c;ased from VI. F Tes ter. Douglas automobile man, on fife titious check, was received by the sheriff's office late yesterday The telegram was sent by William Appel who was deptailed on the case be- cause of his wide acquaintance in Mexico.
 Officers say the doubt whether Mur, ray can be brought to this country for trial. but are certain that the Mex;can authorities will permit Alp pei 10 bring the machine back to the United States ard return 1t to Tester
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
oANOOlFO APPEALS
 SUIT FOR LIBEL

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sept 29-Appeal has been taken to the Ninth circuit court Of appeals by $ C. Pandolfo. plaintiff in a damage suit for libel against the members Of the Arizona Bankers association. The appeal was taken from the order of Judge Dyer entered in the L. s district court last spring, sustaining the demurrer as Av defendants.
 The case is of wide interest owing to the 'ac' that the iis' O. Ge!eniants includes nearly every banking institu- ton iu Arizona, and by reason of the amount Of damages asked s5OO.0O0 Pandofo. who is promoter. figured prominently in the expose of the at- fairs of the Pan Motor company at Chicago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
DEER SEASON OPENS NEXT FRIDAY.

Get the old gun out-oii it up. For deer season opens october l. that is, next Friday
 Numerous hunting parties are being organized and will leave for places where they are p.en;iful' Several parties are preparing 10 leave town with the starting gun 10 have time to make camp and get everything in readiness when the good day arrives.
 The deer season is open only two weeks according 10 the revised book of game laws published by the state game warden al Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY
 CHAMBERS TO MEXICO CITY

NOGALES. Ariz, Sept 20.-Fnal arrangements for an inaugural special train to carry members of chambers of commerce from Arizona and the west coast section of Mexico to Mexi- co City 10 witness the inauguration of Aiyaro Obregon as president O. Mexico were completed at joint meeting Of the chamber of commerce at Nogales. Arlz.. and Nogales. Son here today.
 IL was announced that train O. eigh; sleeping cars and two dining cars would leave Nogales November 26 and so to Mexico City by way Q: Fl P8so and Juarea. returning after II days
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
APACHE INDIAN NEVER SPEAKS TO WEES MOTHER, NO TROUBLE

The aniipathy ot Geronimo lajr chief of the tpaches who Was ths scourge Of the southwes; for many years 10 the United States govern. meut. is not borne by his son. Ro- bert Geronimo. now truck driver a, Mescalero. \ NJ one of his ia,es; evidences Of his gratitude toward the country was given when his baby daughter was horn lie named her "liber,y Bond
 Th.., together wih other .a;eres, ing information concerning ,he Ao. aches a' Mescalero reservation. was gwen ou, here by the Rev N F. Oy. erman. missionary of the Reformed church among the Mescalero Indians one Of Geronimos widow, o, which there are two. attends the church of which the Res Oyerman is pastor The other widow" the frs; wife of Geronimo. also lives on The Mescalero reservation.
 The Apaches. the missionary said. retain some likes and dislikes, hand. ed down from the days before the white man encroached upon their freedom, that closely approximate the attitude of the white race One o. these is the hatred of sonln-laws for mOther-in-law. The red-skin. he sail carries this dislike almost to the poin, Of feud but avoids the alterca. tions that often leads his paleface brother to the police court. by refus- ing 10 recognize his motherin-law. After young brave leads an Indian maiden from her native lodge. it was declared. he and his mother-in-Iaw never speak to each other
 The Rev. MT. Overman said the Apache men are fast learning ways of the white man. and all of them wear their hair short. They dress h the conventional American garments and many Of them are experts in va rious trades The Mescalero reservs. ton is policed by eight uniformed In dans and the Indian agent acts as judge il all disputes and infractions Of the law
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
MEXICAN AUTHORITIES AT TONlcri. SONORA,
 PUT ON HANGING sEE

BlSBEE. sep, =s--After murder
 ng four Mexican miners and cary. ine eight women mo th. hl.s, a band Q: outlaws. which attacked The town ot Tonich.. Sonora. was pursued by federal solder, from a nearby gar. r.>on @ho rescued 'he kidnapped wo- Meu aLl returned with four O. the baud..- J5 T1u.ch.. where they were l-aeeI la ,4e public square accord ing ,o Franklin E Harding chief con. sul..a. ,u.snecr ,oy ,he Ch.saeo IA p.or-4on and peye.1pm-n, c,-qor. ucn.
 Harding Mas in BIshee yesterday .,or ,he company, property d, Ton. i,h He said lha; ,he town t, located a snort distance south Of the mine and rha. Le was there al the ,.me j, Va, attacked by The bandit, The sol diers stationed nearby hastily organ. izer a pursuit. overlook the bandits and after a running fight, rescued the woman and captured four of the gang After returning 10 the town the four were hanged in inc public square as a lesson 10 future raiders
 Harding said tha, the outlaws came from the state O; Sinaloa. where sey. eral lynching parties have been held recently by the authorities in an e'. fort 10 ri dthe state Of outlaws He declared that Mexican officials are 0: the opinion that the latest bandit gangs are composed Of soldiers, re- gently discharged from the fedora, army through it's reorganization
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
CATTLEMEN TO SHIP STOCK TO TEXAS.

Due to the impending drouth in this part of the state a number of Co. chise county cartlemen are contem- plating the shipment Of a greater portion Of their herds to the Texas pastures.
 Among those who have announca1 their intention of shipping within the next few weeks are Fred Bennett. whose range is located in the Ora. goons. Cowan & Davis, range in the Sulphur Spring valley and Govern ment Draw. Stephenson Brothers, range in the Sulphur Spring valley, The F Cattle company. range in the valley and Government Draw; John and Ernest Escapule, range in the Dragons Several others who's 3 names are not available will also ship. it is reported. making total of over 5000 head of cattle that will leave the Arizona range within the next tNo weeks. Shortage of grass at this early stage of the year. with pros poets Of lean range during the fall and winter is sad to have prompted ;hc cattlemen to ,hip their herds in order 10 save theii stock The pro cess of shipping anG pasturing thru out the winter is q very expensive one and if the cattlemeL break even on the deal they consider themselves fortunate Water is also very scarce this year, they say
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER
 NAMES 3 ON comMlrTEE

BlSBEE Sept. 2S -Dr II A Reese county health officer. yesterday made an inspection Of sanitary conditions prevailing in Don Luis. The officer was not pleased with conditions found in several parts of the little city to the south of Bisbee and gave instruc- tons in regard 10 a cleaning up Of the several premises which were not O K'd
 In order 10 be certain that the clean up orders are carried out in entirety, Dr. Reese appointed a sanitary com. mittee composed Of Mark Dixon, Mrs. Cannon and James Mallev. all resi-. dents of Don Luis. whose duty in the future will be to make inspections and report any unsanitary condition found 10 the county health officer
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
slSsEE DEMOCRATS OPEN
 LOCAL HEADQUARTERS IN
 THE OLD ENGLISH KITCHEN

BlSBEE, Sept 2S Democratic headquarters are 10 be opened in the old English Kitchen on Main street Alterations are now being mad in the building A secretary w.r be on duty al all times
 Republican headquar'er, have been opened ia ,he Lyric thelter building as is evidence by q freshly painted sign on the windows 'Cochise Couu. " Republican Headquarters Hari- iug-Cooldee Club"
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
LOCAL FUEL SHORTAGE
 BY GALVESTON SHIPMENT

BlSBEE Sept 2@ neref from the shortage O: fuel oil in the Warren dis ,rlct ], looked for today from the ar- rval of a shipment from Galveston. which was reported 'o have Jeff F. "Aso yesterday. The B L company Will know today it it can resume tho supply of power to the Wln.ng con. panles that have been shu, down fot lack of it.
 The AahaoAepe Hnnel. WA.ch has l,-n closed for several weeks. Is re- p--'ed 70 be open again. which will facilitate shipments from California
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-03
FRANK MCKENZIE PASSES
 AWAY: FUNERAL SERVICES
 WILL BE HELD WEDNESDAY

BlSBEE, Sept, 2s-Frank Mcken. zie aged 2i. died al his home on Bro phy aycnIe a' II 30 Monday morning Of diabetes NIT. Mckenzie is survived by wife and mother O. Bisbee. ani two brothers, Wm J.. ot Tucson and Norman of Phoenix Funeral ser. vice, viii be held Wednesday al :. o'clock from the residence Rev Geo. Goodman oi th~ Episcopal church VII oniCiate