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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12
AUGUST IMPoRTs AND
 EXPORTS $5,7s1,539
 FOB ARIZONA DISTRICT

DOUGLAS. Sept. l0.-Imports and exports through border ports includ. ed in the Arizona district totalled s. 79l539 during August, according to information from Nogales, headquar- ters of the district. Douglas and Naco are included.
 The months total for the district, being more than five and one half millions. mean the total imports and exports handled through ports of the Arizona district will for the year total more than s6O.0O0000. says the information from district headquar- ters. The total for July. first month of the new federal fiscal year, ex- ceeded five millions and it was es- timated the totals for months of the ensuing year will more than average as much
 August imports through the No gales port amounted to s2,901,il0 and exports s6s7.s25. The figures for Naco were: Imports. s6Os.334; ex.
 IS. s25l,io9. For Douglas; Ex- ports siSs,6i5; imports ssiS,si6.
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ARIZONA INFANTRY TO HOLD
 REUNION AT THE STATE FAIF

PHOENIX, Sept. l0,--A movement is being instituted by members Of the I5sth infantry. which is Arizona $ own. and which depor:ed itself 50 laudably in the Mexican border wars. and later with the American expedi. tionary forces in France, to have a big reunion in Phoenix during fair week. November s.13. Ex-soldiers believe the occasion to be most aus. picious one for such gathering, for more ex.seryice men are likely 10 congregate at one place than d; any other occasion during the year
 In the belle; rha, the 15s,h reunion could no, be complete without its god mother. Theda Bara. sour members Of the organization believe special es, forts should be made ,o rave her the guest Of honor.
 Theda Bara. famous movie star. anl best known vampire por--ayor ls -le silver sheet was expected 10 a-,eni last year. fair bur a- the very last minute her work detained her.
 II is rumored ,.a, Theda .s no longer "yamping" t1r the camera bu' that she is proving her artistic ability in other roles The boys o the 18th hope that her uew duties viii ao- De- so arduous. and tha. she vi. be able to accept their invitation for the big cet.tosether thi, year
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KILLED BY FALL

BISBEE. Sept S.-James South land. resident Of Cochise County for the last 35 years and well known to the old timers here. died several days ago in a we'll on his anch in the lower Huachuca mountains. l. was thought at first that Southland had been murdered but it was found upon investigation that he had been pulling himself up from the bottom Of the well by a rope and that the rope broke allowing him to fall back into en by the fall
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

The Bankhead Motor Convoy arriv. ed in El Paso yesterday. according to adyices received here and will remain there for several days before starting on the trip westward. The convoy is now about 9 days behind their schedule
 The convoy Of io army trucks is following the Bankheai highway, and making an average of about 50 miles day. It has not been definitely set. tied as 10 the route the convoy will take from Tucson 10 San Diego. It !s thought. however, that the Bank. head route will be followed. taking the trucks from here :e Phoeniy. and
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MExlcANS RELEASED LACK OF TESTIMONY.

Owing 10 the fact that the witness es to the alleged robbery refused to testify, claiming they did not know anything of the affair. Agustin Sala. gar and Flaviano Danill the TWO Mex. cans arrested several days ago by Constable Porter Mcdonald charged with robbing an aged section hand, were released from custody this morning The case came up before Judge Wentworth last evening. Both eyewitnesses swore they knew noth- ing Of the affair and the Mexican who claimed he was robbed swore IL was not these two. Despite the fact that their section foreman swore that the two witnesses had told him o. the robbery the witnesses claimed no knowledge of the affair so there was nothing for Judge Wentworth to do but dismiss the case
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PIONEERS HOME MOURNs
 DEATH OF FRANK REYNOLDS

PHOENIX. Sept .9-Guests of the state pioeers' home are mourning the loss of Frank Reynolds. who died at the home Sept. at the age Of 74 years. The deceased was one of the early pioneers. first coming to Tucson in 1876. Later he made his home in Yavapai county. and was admitted in- to the home as a resident of that county He was born in County Cav in. Ireland The funeral was to be held today
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NUAcHUCA REGiOE NEEDS
 RAIN: WILL HAMPER CROPS

DOUGLAS. Sept. i0-i.ack of rain !n the Huachuca region indicates .srge decrease in crop production. ac- cord.nl to Walter Edwards. who is .a ,he ci,y today from that section.
 A',hau-h inc small amount Of ram experienced in that region during tho summer Will in no way affect the cate grass. heavier rains will be ne- cessa-y =-z.s winter or the cattle are l.a,e D suffer extensively. Mr Ed. wards stated
 Nr. Edwards came to Douglas to make proof on homestead entries in sections [. 9 and 10 in township 20 south. range 3I east. tract B, begin- ming near the corner of section 6, be- fore United States Commissioner II. C Beumier In company with Mir. Edwards were Joel Petit and Walter w Hughes. who acted as witnesses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

tion large scale maps of Arizona. which have just been issued by the Arizona bureau Of mines in conjunc- tion with the United States geological survey. They may be secured from the Bureau of Mines. at the univer- sity. An Sndex accompanies either type of map. Dean Butler says that he believes these maps will prove useful 10 the citizens of Arizona.
 IN piSeEe.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Davis. were in Bisbee today on short visit.
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THURSDAY
TOMBSTONE SHOULD HAVE FULL REPRESENTATION.

The organization of the Southern Arizona Highways association will occur at Nogales this Saturday and it behooves Tombstone to have q large delegation there as this organi- zation is of vital importance 10 this part of the state. Mayor Welch will announce his appointments today or tomorrow if he has not already noti- fled the parties whom he will select.
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tarna.nntl-
IN TOWN.

Division S.2.a Highway Engineer ] T. Frazier Q. N6sa.es va, in town Us; r.-h- and ,e.t ,h!- morning for Nes1.-,. lie states that work ea-t of poug.as !s progressing nice.y. that work would De ;-r;sd rish, away Or few repa.r, oa lGe road in Santa Cruz and Pima ,aat Will carry the Military Convoy through the Empire ranca couItry lie said he expected bis crowd jo % 10 Nogales from Cochise county as the meeting was of great importance 10 all southern Arizona
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STATE CAVALRY CAMP

DOUGLAS. Sept. 10.-After two days of preliminary training. Troop A. First Cavalry, Arizona National Guard. tomorrow will begin two weeks of regular training at its camp of instruction at Camp Harry J. Jones here. Colonel J. J. Boniface national guard inspector-instructo for Arizona and New Mexico. is as- sisted by number of Camp Jones ot- ficers.
 Adjutant General Walter s. Ingalls, is expected next week to observe the training work.
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GRAB TWO GIRLS CHARGED
 WITH SMUGGLING LIQUOR

DOUGLAS. Sept 1o.-Whi.e a,- tempting To cross the international boundary line early Tuesday morning Juana and Jesu, Balomina. slsters. were taken into custody by Customs Inspector ]. Ke..y. charged with having five piats ot liquor in their possession.
 Inspector Kelly turned the girls ov. er to the city authorities for prelimir lry hearing They are confined in the city jail awaiting trial They are residents Of Douglas.
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from Phoenix to San Diego, via Yuma.
 OFF TO MORALES.
 It is very important that Tomb. stone have a big delegation at the road conveitno in Nogales tomorrow The meeting is called for p. m. and those going should leave about : a. m. so as to get there in time to have an early lunch The importance of the meeting is 10 be impressed upon the people of the southern part of the state who are vitally interested in the formation Of this Southern Ari- zcna Road Association
 Many important matters will come before the gathering A movement will be inaugurated to deefat the pro posed state highway commission bill at the coming election. Other things of importance to all southern Arizona in road matters is scheduled for the meeting
 Among those who are already slated to go are County Engineer Sid Smyth. Dr. II. Houston Hughart, M NJ. Bud worth, Ray krebs, A E. Davis. A. II. Gardner. Will T Boyd. C J Wynn. L. c. FahnstOck and many others. Al, are welcome and as many as can pos siiby get away should make the trip
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FOUR GUN RUNNERS
 KILLED IN SONORA

MORALES, Arlz.. Sept. 9.--Reports received by official in Nogales. Son. today are 10 the erect that Cap, Muro. has just captured 30 boxes O. contraband ammunition in an en- counter with former lieutenant uu- der General UrbalejO. a partisan O. Gen Maytorena In The fight the re- port states the leader of the smuggler band was killed with four of his men at Alamo Cuate. just east of Manami. chi, sonora. The others were cap turet Caut Muro lost two men killed and one wounded in the en- counter. Yaquis taken with ths smuggler band defused to talk.
 Arturo Lazo. one of the captives. is reported to have declared the amuDi. ton was destined for chache in the Sierra Madre mountains al point near the Fl Pulpito pass. and that this is not the first time arms and amuuition have been run through to that point recently from Guaymas where this latest seizure is said to have come from. Delivery Is said to have been made 10 points in Chihus hua The prisoners and the seized ammunition have been taken to Her mos...o and an investigation orderd
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ASK LOWER SWITCHING RATES

PHOENIX. Sept 1o--Relief from alleged excessive switching chsrges was sought by the Shatuck Arizona copper company Of Cochise county, in a petition filed with the state cor poration commission today
 The Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad company was named as the collector of the charges
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EAcAERS ARRIVE.

Most of the corp, O. teachers fos Tombstone have already arrived i- he city or VII b- here tomorrow. Miss Brady arrived today from Texas where she has been spending the sun mer. Miss Young Of Cory, Colo. ia expected 10 arrive tomorrow and Miss Mary Marriott Of Silver City will also arrive tomorrow Prof Tilford ar. rived las; week and Mrs. McClelland Miss McClelland. Mrs. Hattie Reed. and MT Webb are already here ready for the school opening Monday.
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BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN.

One Of the mos; beautiful speci, mems Of the spineiess cactus adorns the yard O. the home oi Mrs Ellen E. Harwcod, adjoining the Episcopal church The plant is now covered with fruit. a bright red color. there being as many as eight pears on some of the big leaves Many peo- Nle have visited the plan, :n the past 5..,,-ara1 3,,--
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JURY TERM OF COURT STARTS ON 27TH.

According to announcement today ihe next term Of the superior court will star, on ,he 2;th ad continue well nio the following month. The setting Of the civil and criminal cal. endar vii lne held the 18th of the presen, m9u,s and the drawing O. tae jury will be in an probability be held on the 2o,h. the jury 10 repor; in Tombstone on Monday the 2-tl. From all indications it appears tha; a light criminal calendar will be up for settlement while a considerable number Of c.ril eases will be set fnr trial
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TO ATTEND SCHOOL.

Miss Elizabeth Edwards. of Fucker has arrived in Tombstone and will remain to attend High school. making her home with Mrs. Harry Macia. FROM RANCH.
 A. Christianson was visitor in town today from his ranch at St. David.
 PEARce VISITORS.
 Jack Murphy and Howard Boulter were in Tombstone today from Pearce returning to their home this after noon.
 TO MIAMI.
 Mrs Alice Kuchenbecker left this morning for Miami. where she will visit for some inc with her brother Postmaster Feeney of that place, be fore continuing to Louisiana where Nit ial sDttu Aiat W AuNtI- -hTN. hu- chenbecker expects to return to Tombstone to make her home. FROM WILCOX.
 Chief Deputy Sheriff George Hen. shaw and Dick Hayerty returned last evening from Wilcox where they wen. to serve some papers in a cattle case there.
 TO DOUGLAS.
 County Attorney R N French ani family motored to Douglas this after noon where they will spend Sunday FROM LOWELL.
 Tom Foster deputy sheriff al Low ell. and now apparently Democratic nominee for state mine inspector was in Tombstone today receiving the con. gratulations Of his Tombstone friends
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VISITING MOTHER.

John C. Patterson, son Of Mrs. A.
 Patterson. q. lnaI Thirteenth street. ,a:s ely. arrived in the city !as, night from Austin, Texas, jo visit his mother and other relatives. Mr Patterson is brother Of the late \. Patterson. O; the Daily lnternation- al and aisJ d sg';aer Of Mrs Walter Thomas. O. Tombstone Douglas In. .-a,..s.,.F
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

A. Y. Smith well known resident o. Pesrce and member Of the Cochise County Highway Commission was in Tombsone today enroute home from B.sbee, where he has been with his vile ever since she was operated on in the hospital there about week -,gp
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SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
RETURNED HOME.
HERE FROM CASA oRANos.

Frank Picone. formerly of Tomb stone and now interested in mining company of his own near Casa Grande arrived in Tombstone yesterday and will remain here for several days in The interests Of hls company dispos. ing of stock His company is named the Aolean Mining Company and the properties are located some eo miles from Silver Bell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12
RETURkE FROM PHOENIX.

Gus Hi-schfle.d and wife who have been visiting in Tombstone the guests of MT. and Mrs Frank Alters return ed 10 their home al Phoenix this morning.
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ST. DAVID VISITOR.

ST. DAVID VISITOR. ] J. x. "ur,is, Jr.. of S:. David. was n Tombstone today, having come u 70 deliver the election returns from his precinct.
 MEscAl VISITOR.
 R. l.. Mccall. O: Mesca. was .a ,he county sea; today delivering the election returns from his precinct. ST. DAVID VISITOR. E.H. Ta,ou of :, David. spen; ;hn day in the ooCaty sea, bringing up ;ae eelcuan returns
 SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.
 The board ot supervisors was in session today in regular monthly meeting. Monday and Tuesday having both been holidays
 TO WILCOX.
 Attorney J: T. Kirgsbury went 10 Wilcox this afternoon, where he was called OF legal business matters To SERVE PAPERS.
 Chief Deputy sheriff Gee Henshaw went to Wilcox this afternoon. where he went to serve some, legal papers UP FROM ST. DAVID.
 San Barrow. well known catt!eman e; St. David spent the day in the county seat on business matters. FROM DOUGLAS.
 A. c. Karger was visitor in town today from Douglas WAS IN DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Elinor Coe. county stenograph. CT. spent several days in Douglas wis. ting with friends. WILL HOLD SERVICES.
 Rev. Geo. C. Golden. Of Bisbee. will be in Tombstone Sunday evening conducting services at St. Johns Episcopal church at o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

Venus Chapter oi the order Of the Eastern star meets tonight after the sumner vacation and begins regular monthly sessions again. After the business meeting social session will be held and there will be re- freshments and dancing.
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ST. DAVID VISITOR.

F. K Ta,ou of :; David spen; ;ha day in the c3Cr,y seat bringing up tle eelcc.an returns
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SATURDAY, ,
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.

The Rev George (. Goldman, will conduct services Sunday evening be. ginning al $ o'clock at St. Paul's Epis- copal church in this city Arrange ments will be made for regular ser vices in the near future and the gene-- al public is cordially invited to at
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12
FROM FL PASO.

Mr,. Emma Wo,co-t and mother Mrs. Krlng.e formerly ot Tombstone arrived in the city today from Fl Paso and will spend seyera! days here with friends
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RETURNED FROM TUCSON.

N an3 Mrs L. O Woolery ani chili-en returned 10 Tombstone yes -erday rom Tucson. where Mrs Woo,ery and children have been yls- .'ing Mir Woo,ery having gone down sunday on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

NIT anl Mrs. B1vl returael home late this afternoon from Nogales. where Mrs Boyd wen. 10 meet her husband who has been on a hunting trip into Mexico for ;he pas, several days
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sETuRNEO FROM coAsT.

Miss Eta Sander. and Mrs. Viola Dennison who have been in California Tor he past two months returned home hi, morning. Miss Sanders who has been i.l in the hospital has recovered and VIII soon be able to be back ,, her post ia the treasurer's office.
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MERE FROM FAIasANK.

Jeff Mi'on of Fairbank spent sey- eral hours in town today Mir Milton is [. s. Immigration Inspector there.
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TO RESIDE HERE.

Nr. CIT and daughter Miss Mary. arrived n Tombstone this morning rom Fort Huachgca and will make their home in Tombstone during the .choo, year beginning uext week
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NE scAI VISITOR.

R. l.. Mccall O: Mesca.. was .i he county sea; today delivering the election returns .-om his precinct.
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sunday on bus
lN SALT LAKE.

Assessor F. A. Hughes is in Sat Lake Ci,y attending the National As- sesscr's Association convention this week. H- will return the first Of neNi Ha-L
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RETURNED HOME.

Harry C Wheeler, former sheriff returned t3 nj. home at Fucker this morning a.'-r sending several days uare dH,... ,l- elac.inn-
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TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
TUESDAY
CANDIDATES SCATTER.

George Henshaw candidate for the nomination of county assessor. is ia Warren today e,ectioneering thers during the day. He will return homa late this evening Waiter Thomas. also candidate for assessor is in Bisbee in the interests of his candi dacy, while Guy c. Welch. unopposed candidate for treasurer Is in Douglas meeug the many voters there. J. F. mcUonald, candidate for reelection for sheriff is doing his work in Doug las today and H. l.. Hutchisou fo. county recorder is meeting the Doug las voters, They all expect to be here tonight and get the returns. SPENT SUNDAY HERE.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. T Paris spent Sunday in Tombstone visiting with Mrs Paris parents. MT and Mrs Hsud Holland
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. w. E. Clark, wife Of the as sistsRt clerk O; the board Of super ors returned home yesterday from Pasadena. Calit. where she has been for the past several weeks al the bel side of her mother who has been SC riously ill
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SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.

The board ct supervisors was in session today in regular monthly meeting, Monday and Tuesday having both been holidays
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

J. x "ur;is, Jr.. of S:. David. was n Tombstone today, having come u ,o deliver the election returns rom A.s precInc,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

Attorney Maurice Blumenthal ot Ellin" pod X Ross o; Bisbe was Tn Tombstone today on legal matters.
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STAR MEETING.

morning
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FROM BlSs E.

Jerry Holland came over this after. non from Bi,bee and WI. remain to attend the Legion dance tonight.
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RETURNED HONE.

Mrs J a Sparks. returned today from or.st vis.: in Douglas with friends
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yisors
ARIZONA MAP.

G. II. Butler. dean and director of the college Of mines and engineering at the University of Arizona. states that he now has ready for dis,ribu-
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RETURNED FROM NooALEs.

Judge A (. Lockwood returned this morning. from Nogales where he had been OF q 5-ies visit holding cour: there.
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ONLY MAN ON NATIONAL TEAM.

Norman Abe,l returned home sev- eral days ago from Camp Perry, Ohio. where he went as member. Of the Tombstone Rifle Team al the Nation. al shoot held during ihe last week in August, Mir. Abell is credited by members O; the local team with pill ing up the best scores of any mem. Der Of the state team and by reason of this he was the only Arizona man entered in the national civilian team. winning a number Of individual przes.
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FROM STRONGHOLD.
FROM siS5 E E.

Prof. J. A. Rockfellow came in to- day from his ranch in the Stronghold
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FRIDAY
HERE FROM DOUGLAS.

Mrs Nellie Hayward. candidate for secretary of state. and who yet prob ably has a chance. was a visitor iu the city today with friends. coming up from her home in Douglas.
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RETURNED FROM MImBREs

Mrs C. Dlga, and child returned 70 Tombstone Tuesday from Mlmbras !. M
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LOWELL VISITOR.

Deputy Sheriff Tom C. Foster of Lowell was a visitor in Tombstone today, on business al the sherifts Of. flee returning this afternoon
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VISITING BiSSeE.
WEDNESDAY
FROM GlEESON.

Constable L.. M Brown and G. Van Meter. well known residents 0. Glea. son. sen, ,he day in Tombstone today on business
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RETURN HOME.

several daN.
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Rev Father John Leayer Of the Catholic church wen; 10 Bisbee today on brief Visit and @i,l return this e'eHirg Tomorrow a, vii. go to Beasoa where h. VII coadlc; Mass sunday morning. rt.urliug 70 Tomb. stone Monday.
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TO WILCOX.

Attorney J. T. Kirgsbury wen, to Wilcox this afternoon. where he was called OF legal business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-12

P. fl. Knowles. Of Garcrs Was a Vi. flor in Tombstone today
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Tombstone sent a large delegation 10 Nogales this morning to attend the good roads convention They will re- turn today or tomorrow morning.
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PASSED THROUGH.

from Silver Bell.
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FROM NOSAlES.
ATTEND CATTlEMENS CONVENTION.

Among the Tombstonites who a. tended the Cattlemens Convention in Douglas were Fred Bennett, N, NJ. Bludworth. Porter Mcdonald. Vern Kendall. Guy C. Welch, W. c. G.l. more. H. l.. Hutchison. George Hen shaw. J. F. Mcdonald. and Sam Bar row and Lo Wright Of St, David. They report grand time both at Douglas and Agua Prieta.
 VISITING sissEE.
 Miss Mildred Mars IS spending several days in Bisbee. the gues; O: Miss Margaret Sea,ey.
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MOTOR CONVOY HERE ON SEPTEMBER BOTH.

treatments and dancing.
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TO NOGALES s.

but dismiss the case.
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RETURNED FROM INDIANA.

RETURNED FROM INDIANA. Miss Lott!e Kolb returned to Tomb. stone yesterday from Indiana, where she has been for the past two moutns visiting with relatives and friends. While Miss Kolb had glorious time at the old home. she says she Is glad to get back to Tombstone. Her bro fber. Dick is there and he asks to be remembered 10 all Is friends here. with a reminder that it will not be long before he will be back in Ari- zona.
 UP FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.
 l.. J. Boyett and son. Jesse and Jim Wolfe, all ranchers of Lewis Springs came up today to cast their ballots remaining in town but few hours. RETURNED FROM FLAGSTAFF.
 Judge A. c. Lockwood returned 10 Tombstone Sunday from Flagstaff, where he has been holding court for
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TO NOGAl.E s.

Mrs W. T. Boyd went to Nogales last evening 10 meet her husband there. aho has just returned from q five days hunting rip into Mexico. They will return here tomrrow.
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

A. C Miller. aud son spent the day !n the c.,y today rom their ranch. cATTLENEN HERE.
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IN sIssEE.

Harry Rishwor;h. cattlemaa of S. David was in town today on business