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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-04-11
TOOK IN BENSON
CHAUTAUQUA

ChAUTAUQUA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray b. Krebs and
family and John Boyc and X. y Coz
zen went 10 Benson Sunday where
they took in the Benson Chautauqua.
They say 1t was well worth the trip.
PEARcE VISITOR
{. D. Clapp. OF Pearce. is bust
ness visitor in Tombstone today.
VISITED eIssgE
l. ID. Chauncey. local leasor. went
10 Bisbee today on business. return
ing home this afternoon.
FROM FAiReANk
jeff Milton and wife were up to
day from Fairbank. spending the day
with friends.
TO TUCSON
Attorney Frank Doan and J. A.
Kempton. of Bisbee. passed through
Tombstone today enroute TO Tucson
where they go in connection with a
case before the federal court.
THREE STAGES TO-DAY
The Rockhill Stage line ran three
stages on all trips between Bisbee
DANCE SUCCESS
A large crowd attended the dance
last night at Schieffelin Hall The
music by the City Band was enjoyed
by call present.
IN FROM RANCH
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Costello are
visiting in town from their ranch At
Sycamore Springs. guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ciochetti. parents OF Mrs. Cos
tello.
FROM RANCH
William Frazee is in town today
from his ranch in South Pass.
UP FROM BENSON
President A. G. Smith. president
o. the Cochise County State Bank.
spent the day in Tombstone on bust
ness aith the local institution, return
ing TO his home in Benson this aft
ernoon
FROM sekson
j. l.. Clark OF Benson. was a
I Tombstone visitor otday. attending -
business matters.
FROM DOUGLAS
! Percy Boxden was Tombstone
visitor today from his home al Doug.
\ las. .---.--
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TO TUCSON

Attorney Frank Doan and j. A.
Kempton. of Bisbee. passed through
Tombstone today enroute to Tucson
where they go in connection with a
case before the federal court.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE

Thomas Duren Heron. better known
in Tombstone as sam" Heron, today
Jmotored over from Pearce TO secure
a license to wed Miss Nellie F.
r Campbell OF Pearce
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RETURN Ed HOME

Vim. Riggs, we'll known cattleman
of e Dorado returned 10 his home
this morning following two days
visit, having been called here on ac-
count of the illness OF his brother,
3. X Riggs. who IS or the Wootton
iury
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TOMBSTONE TOWN
| TOPICS TtRStly TOLD
MONDAY

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FROM oLessoN
rub Wells. OF GieesOn. spent the
day IN the city on business
GLEsso. VISITOR
Cssr~nce Brown was over from
Gleason ,oday.
FRon DOUGLAS
" Z h,tcher of Douglas. is a
BUSINESS visitor in the county seat
todsy
csrTtESaN HERE
SOFA e. Riggs. well known cattle
m.s Of 81 Dorado. is visiting in Tomb
stCre today
LOWELL VISITOR
Wn Brakefield. of Lowell. is a
business visitor in the county seat
today on matters al the cour; house.
Ec MASSEY HERE
Ed Massey. candidate for state
mine inspector on the democratic
ticket. was a visitor in Tombstone TO
day.
GLEEsoN CONSTABLE
Constable l. NJ. Brown. of Gleason
motored over this morning on bust
ness matters. returning home this az
eraoon.
BOARD IN SESSION
The board Of supervisors is in regu-
lar monthly session today, auditing
demands and attending 20 other rou-
tine matters.
FROM PHOENIX
Frank T Aikire and c. A Ward.
of the Manufacturing Stationers. OF
Phoenix. are business visitors in
Tombstone today.
FROM couRTLANo
U. S. Commissioner Carlos E. Bol-
ton, of CORTLAND. motored over this
morning on business, returning home
this afternoon.
an COUNTY SEAT
w. J. Re2y. member Of the Cochise
county highway commission. is visi-
tor in the county seat today on mat
ters before the board OF supervisors.
VISITED WIFE
W. A. Sheriff., assistant clerk OF
the board of supervisors, spent Sun
day with his wife and family az
Sunnyside. in the Huachuca noun
tains
IN FROM TURNER
S. NJ Gordon. pioneer rancher OF
the Turner district is a visitor in
the city today. accompanied by his
family. Mr. Gordon is attending TO
BUSINESS matters while the ladies are
doing shopping.
IN FROM RANCH
Col. Henry Pyeatt pioneer cattle
man of the Huachuca mountain dis
.rict, is spending the day in Tomb
stone on a visit 10 his family who
make their home in Tombstone dur
ing the school year, the children at
tending the local schools.
VISITING FROM eissEE
Miss Aline Lambert. of San Fran
cisco and Mrs Charles L. Pickeren,
OF Tucson. who are visiting in Bis
bee with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Hughes. are spending the day
in Tombstone, guests of Mrs. Jos. Nc
pberson and Mrs. Nellie Dalgieish.
TO DOUGLAS
A. Wentworth. e. A. Hughes, Billy
schmidt. Jos A. Mcpherson, W. A.
McSparron and c. ]. Wynn, mem
hers OF the local order Knights Tenn
piar, went to Douglas yesterday
where they attended the annual East
er services OF the Douglas lodge held
In the Columbia theater. They re-
turned home last evening.
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nexed quite a following amony the
figh, bugs OF Tombstone Several
good prei!minsr!es are also GA the
program
RETURNS HOME
Miss Vera Smith. Who has been in
Los Angeles for the past several
months returned home today. She
has been studying in the hospitals
in the Angel City. and while she says
Los Angeles is beautiful place,
Tombstone is the foremost in her
estimation. Her many friends will
be pleased to welcome her back
home
SEND STILL TO
FEDERAL COURT
The sheriffs office this morning
expressed a still recently taken in
he Brooks apartment in Bisbee. 20
Tucson. where it will be used as evil
ience in a case before the federal
court
FROM eissEE
S. X Williams. former mayor of
Bisbee. is a business visitor in the
county seat today.
eissEE VISITOR
J. d. Hubbard. of the firm of Bow
en- & Hubbard. is spending the day
in the county seat on business.
TO STATE SHOOT
". p. Walker. deputy treasurer,
left Saturday for Phoenix where he
will take part in the state trap
shooting contest, in which the crack
shots OF the state are competing Mr..
Walker is an expert with the sho:
gun and has made some very good
records. and Tombstone is looking
toward him to uphold its laurels.
MeNEAL DEPUTY
Deputy Sheriff Hud Kelly OF Ne
Neal, is in the county seat today on
official business with the sherif;'s o.,
flee.
l. W Wallace. chairman Of the
county highway commission. is among
the visitors in the county seat to
day attending the meeting OF the
board OF supervisors. he is accom-
panied by his daughter and neice.
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WIFE SERIOUSLY ILL

According to telephone adyices re-
ceiyed in this city today from Will
cox. Mrs. Charles Roberts. wife Of
Supervisor Roberts. was taken III
very suddenly yesterday. and will be
taken TO FL Paso tonight where she
viii undergo an operation. Mr.. Rob
erts will accompany her. The many
friends OF the Roberts in Tombstone
will regret to hear of the Illness o:
Mrs Roberts and will anxiously
await the news from the sick bed
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TO WILCOX

Cashier X v Coplen OF the Coch:se
County state Bank went 20 Wilcox
This morning. where he was called
on business matters.
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BASEBALL GAME
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

A baseball game has been sched-
uled for 2:30 Sunday afternoon at
Schuster's Park when the newly or
gained local team will compete with
the Mexican nine in a practice game.
The local Mexicans have a good team
and are confident that they will win
Sundays game, but they have nothing
on the whites when 1t comes to con-
fdence. for they intend to win in
spite of a few wild throws and poor
plays.
RETURNED HOME
Mrs. H. S. Ford returned home
yesterday from Phoenix where she
has been visiting the past two weeks
with her daughter, Miss Jane Ford.
MONTHLY TEA
The monthly tea given by the
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FREIGHT TRUCKING

VIM. Wasnidge has inauguarted
freight and express service taxicao
between Bisbee. Tombstone and Fort
Huachuca. All kinds OF hauling is
contracted
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Clerk l.. F. Kuchenbecker was con-
fined to his bed today with q
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SATURDAY
BENSON VISITOR

\ c. Smith. president OF the Co.
chise County State Bank was visi-
tor in Tombstone yesterday from
Benson. returning home in the after
noon
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have built up a reputation as dispen-
sers of dance airs in very short
time The dance will begin al 9
O'Clock
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SLIGHTLY IMPROVED

Miss Lilly Holland, stenographer in
the sheriffs office. is confined 10 he-
home with illness. She is somewhat
improved today but as We; unable 10
resume ner duties
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DANCE WILL BE HELD
IN SchiEFFEliN HALL

The dance scheduled for the night
of the 10th b. the Ladies of St.
Paurs Guild OF the Episcopal church
will be held in Schieffelin Hall and
not in the Machomich hall as was
previously announced. The City
Band will furnish the music and the
ladies will serve refreshments
throughout the evening The affair
promises 20 be one of the best OF the
season and large attendance is con-
templated.
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TO COMPLETE ASSESSING

County Assessor f. A. Hughes left
this morning for the vicinity OF Para
disc and Rodeo, where he will cor:-
plete assessing in that end of the
county.
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TO ST. DAVID

7. VI Eckerman and VIM Feather
man left this morning for St David.
here the mysterious company" is
busy erecting a mammoth warehouse
They will return home this evening
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stomach arrangement, but - repors-
ed better this afternoon.
TO cLEEsoN DANCE
A large number Of Tombstone peo-
pie will go TO Gleeson tonight to
attend the dance given by the Tomb
stone City Band, while many people
from the valley viii alho be in At
tendance.
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HOWELL FUNERAL
HERE MONDAY

on business matters.
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FRIDAY
ATTENDED BAZAAR

4 party composed of Deputy She--
if Fal Smith, Miss Abbie Holland,
Mrs Staniger and Miss Francis stan
iger, n0tored over to Bisbee last eve
ming attending the bazaar given by
the Bishee legion at Elks Hall
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VISITING RELATIVES

Mrs. ID. P. Simons OF Los Angeles.
Calf. and Miss Marjorie Henrehan,
OF Saratoga. Calf. are visiting IN
Fairbank the guests Of Mrs. Arthur
Heney. Mrs. Simons is 4 sister Of
Mrs. Heney. They spent the day in
Tom bstone today, visiting with Mrs
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HERE ON BUSINESS

Capt W H McKittrick. of the Te-
jon Mining company. % Gleason, and
who recently arrived in this sectic.
from California was a business visii-
or in Tombstone yesterday attending
10 matters OF interest 10 the company.
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RETURNED HOME

Mother Gristy has returned home
from Bisbee where she went on the
sad mission of attending the funeral
OF her husband who passed away il
the Copper City several days ago
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TO DOUGLAS

Deputy County Attorney Jos. Han
sen and wife and daughter. Miss Ce-
cylle, left this morning for Douglas.
where they will spend the week end
with friends.
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FAREWELL SURPRISE
PARTY

Miss Muriel Gilmore was the guest
of honor al a farewell surprise party
rendered by Miss Virginia Mars a:
the home Of her parents last evening.
About thirty young folks gathered at
the Mars home before the arrival Of
the unsuspecting Miss Muriel. Dane
ing. games and dainty refreshments
made the hours roll by all too quick
ly. The Hi School Jazzers were pres
ent with their instruments and we're
very generous in furnishing music
for the merry dancers. Miss Muriei
left today with her mother and fam
lily for Oakland. Calf, where they
will make their home. She will be
missed from the younger set and es-
pecally by her school mates, who re-
greet her departure
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COUNTY SEAT VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Riggs and Mrs.
g. X Riggs, whose husband is on
the Wootton jury. arrived this morn
ing from FL Dorado. following re-
ceipt OF the news of the Illness OF
the juror. VIM. Riggs will remain
for several days while the ladies will
return home tonight 3. X. Riggs,
who was taken i'll recently is now
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little band OF Souza
RETURNS HOME

II. NJ. Eckerman returned home
yesterday from the East where h,
has been the past three weeks on i
business visit
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ADVANCE AGENTS

The advance agents OF the Tomb
stone City Band went TO Gleeson to-
day where they will smooth out the
wrinkles for the big dance to be he'll
tomorrow night il Taylors Hall. One
OF the largest crowds ever present in
this big hall is anticipated. as assur-
ances from all sides OF large delega-
tions have been received by the
band boys. who have been asked
many times to stage such an affair
at some point easily accessible TO
the valley residents. Tombstone will
send the largest delegation of dane
ers ever loosed upon any community,
for Tombstonitees are proud Of its
little band OF SouZas
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RETURNED HOME

Chief Deputy Assessor Walter Thorn
Is and wife returned home this morn
the Warren District. where VI. Thorn
as has been completing assessing in
Warren. Mrs. Thomas represented
Tombstone at the State Convention
of tine Federated Women's clubs in
Bisbee during the past week
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TO sISBEE

County Treasurer Guy c. Welcn
went TO Bisbee this morning. where
they will remain for two days col
Iac.;ro .axss op iaii,nuar- D-nrarty
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RETURNS FROM FLORENCE

Deputy Sheriff Harry Midkiff re-
turned yesterday from Florence
where he delivered prisoners to the
state penitentiary from the county
jail. He left today for Fl. Huachuca
where he will attend the coroner's
inquest over the bony Of G. ]. Peter.
son. found murdered in his cabin in
the mountains yesterday.
oPTIcIAN HERE
DR.. Schell, Of Tucson. who makes
Tombstone regularly in the interests
of the Schell Optical company. Of the
Old Pueblo, arrived in the city today
and will remain three days. He ia
stopping at the Arlington
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ADJUDGED INSANE

Mrs. Grace Mcdonald. OF McNeal.
was brought before the county lIinacy
commission today, composed OF
Judge s l. Pattee and Dr. H. II.
Hughart. of Tombstone and DR..
Morrison OF Benson She was adludg-
ed insane and ordered committed to
the state hospital
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II. II. Hughart.
REPORTED ILL

Arthur Heney, well known mer-
chant of Fai-bank is reported as
quite ill a; mis- home and has been
confined TO his bed for the past sew
aral dave
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RETURNS FROM
OIL FIELDS

". 7. johnson has returned home
from the oil fields of Texas where
he has spent the past few weeks on
business
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county.
IN FROM RANCH

Vern Kendall is visitor in the
city today from the Kendall ranch
in South Pass
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LARGE CROWD WILL
ATTEND cLEEsoN DANCE

The Tombstone dance fans will
form huge motorcade to Gleeson
Saturday night 10 take in the dance
in Taylor's Hall. given by the TOMB
stone City Band. This dance is be-
ing staged in Gleason following nu-
merous requests from valley residents
for an appearance OF the band at
some point accessible to all the val
icy settlements, and consequently
the attendance at Saturday nights
affair will be record breaker. The
roads are in fine shape and the
short ride will be a pleasure. The
band boys have received a large
shipment Of up-to-date music and
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eral days.
NEWSPAPERMEN HERE

A party of newspapermen returning
10 their homes from the Douglas con-
vention spent part OF the day in
Tombstone enroute to Benson to
catch No. ] TO Tucson and Phoenix
In the party here today were Major
Geo. II. Kelly. editor OF the Douglas
International. Col. James Logic, edi-
tor of the Douglas Dispatch. Allan
B. Jaynes. editor of the Tucson Cit
zen. c. A. Stauffer. business mana
ger OF the Phoenix Republican, Sid
Wolfe, business manager OF the Phoe-
nix Gazette, L. D. Clark, editor and
Falsom Moore. business manager of
the Bisbee Review. The party while
here attended the court, taking in the
rWootten trial.
GOES TO OLD HOME
County Engineer Sid Smyth leaves
tomorrow for Douglas. where he will
remain for several days getting con-
tractors started on some road work
befoe continuing on to Hot Springs
Ark. where he will be one Of Co
chise county's representatives at the
Good Roads convention. From Hot
Springs Mr.. Smyth will continue to to
Alabama. where he will spend several
weeks on q visit to his old home.
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will be held in the church par!Ors
Friday afternoon from $3.50 to 53o.
gram and readings Gentlemen as
well as ladies are cordially invited
10 drop in. enjoy the music and re-
fyeshments and deposit piece of ST.
yer: anything from dime to 4
bar OF bullion. Mrs. Bludworth AMI
Mrs Fowler will be hostesses.
IN FROM RANCH
s n. Gordon. farmer OF Turner,
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
tiers spent the day in Tombstone at
tending the trials
MEETING OF SILK
STOCKING CLUB
The Silk Stocking club met al the
home of Mrs VIM Lutley on We'd
nesday afternoon. A dainty luncheon
consisting OF salad. cheese straws,
cake. tea and candies was served by
the hostess before the players be-
gan their games The regular mem
beers present we're: Mrs Davis. Mrs.
Hansen. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Allen.
Mrs. Henshaw. Mrs. Alice Kuchen-
becker. Mrs. Lutley. Mrs. Gray. The
guests were Mrs. Lee Woolery, Mrs.
II W. Swigert and Miss Susie Ca
bell of Courtland Mrs. Walker was
the winner of the silk stockings.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Jos Hansen.
LOST-Two jumpers Purse con-
tanning between SIS and $50 in peck
ct book in one jumper. Auto card
and Odd Fellow receipt Between
Brooklime and Tombstone. Finder
please return to this office and re-
ceive reward.-Adyt Il
HERE ON BUSINESS
Capt W H McKit.rick. of the TIE
jon Mining company. % Gleason, and
who recently arrived in this sectio..
from California was a business visi,-
or in Tombstone yesterday attending
10 matters OF interest 10 the company.
SALESMAN HERE
J. L. Mays. representing the West
ern woodenware company. wholesale
jobbers OF Ell Paso. was a visitor in
town today interviewing the trade.
RETURNED HOME
4 Miss Susie Cabell who has been
/ visiting in Tombstone. the CUES: o.
friends re,urhed TO her home in
CORTLAND today
IMPROVING
/ J. L. Mellgren. who vas badly shak-
/ en- up in an auto wreck on the d.
1 vide several days ago. is reported
as improving from the shock and
will soon be able TO leave the Bis
bee hospital
ADVANCE AccArS
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AUTO ACCIDENT

AUTO HCCIUENT
J. L. Melgren and Dan Mosley had
a narrow escape last night while re-
turning from Bisbee in a Ford car
when the driver lost control OF the
machine which crashed into bank.
Neither OF the occupants were injuT
ed while the car was damaged con
siderably
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WEDNESDAY
DOUGLAS CONTRACTOR

S. Y. Fawcett. Douglas contractor
was a visitor in the county seat yes
terday having submitted bid 10 the
board of supervisors CO road work
between Douglas and the army camp.
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I'M PROVING

J l. Mellgren. who vas badly shak-
en- up in an auto wreck on the d.
vide several days ago. is reported
As improving from the shock and
will soon be able to leave the Bis
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in FROM TURNER

5. NJ Gordon. pioneer rancher OF
the Turner district. is a visitor in
the city today. accompanied by his
family. Mr. Gordon is attending 10
business matters while the ladies are
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nexed quite a following among the
fight bugs OF Tombstone. Several
good prei.minsrles are also GA the
program
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RETURNED HOME

Miss Susie Cabell who has been
visiting in Tombstone. the CUES: o:
friends returhed TO her home in
CORTLAND today
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VISITED eiSeEE

VISITED eiSeEE
City Marshal Porter Mcdonald
spent yesterday in Bisbee where he
attended to business matters. re-
turning home last evening
VALLEY VISITORS
Mrs. Nick Mccormick and Mrs. Al
Stidham were visitors in Tombstone
today from Webb. in the Sulphur
Spring valley. spending the day with
friends
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:. Gordon. we'll known farmer OF
the Turner district. accompanied By
MS wife and daughters. motored all
the way 10 Tombstone this morning
with the expectation OF hearing Gov
crnCr Thomas f. Campbell testify in
the Wootten kidnapping case. They
were disappointed. however. since
court adjourned yesterday until Mon
day morning. when the Governor will
probably be called TO the stand. They
signified their intention OF returning
L. hear the governors testimony. no
natter when he is called
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IN FROM RANCH

5. y. Gordon. farmer OF Turner.
accompanied by his wife and daugh-
tiers spent the day in Tombstone at
tending the trials
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TO PHOENIX

TO PHOENIX
Mrs Mary Runkle, matron OF the
county Jail went 10 Phoenix this morn
ing where she went TO deliver Mrs.
Grace Mcdonald, who was ordered
committed TO the state hospital for
the insane by the lunacy commission
yesterday.
TO FT. hUAchUcA
Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, wen,
70 Fort Huachuca this morning on
business matters for the sheriff's of
flee
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IN TO HEAR GOVERNOR
TSSTIFY-OISAPPOINTED

They will return home this
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FROM FkiReANk

jeff Milton and wife were up To-
day from Fairbank. spending the day
with friends.
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doing shopping
IN FROM RANCH

Col. Henry Pyeatt, pioneer cattle
man of the HuachuCa mountain dis
trict, is spending the day in Tomb
stone on visit 20 his family who
make their home in Tombstone dur
ing the school year, the children at
tending the local schools
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VISITED 6iSB EE

VISITED 6iSeEE
l. ID. Chauncey. local leasor. wen
10 Bisbee today on business. return
ing home this afternoon.
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VISITING RELATIVES

alr and Mrs. ". j. Hicks. and
family are visiting in Tombstone for
several days. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 7. kingsbury. Mr. Hicks is
brother OF Mrs. Kingsbury. The Hicks
resided in Tombstone for several
years and have many friends
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-06
Stopped Rocking Boat When
Racing Exposure Was Made
Object Of Committee Appointed at Lexington Not Improve
Racing But Nothing Can do Better Than Present Asso
Citations

discord, It's trade mark secession
Neither have ever been very popular
with the followers If Old Glory
The committee recommends that
the rules governing entrance fees be
changed So that each association
must collect lis own. Under this
nlan. horse owners could enter where
they pleaee, pay when they please
and start where they please No
benefits would be derived from MEM
bership in such an organization other
does not try 10 win the third heat,
The licensed starter and, timer Is
tossed over board but thar is mild
When compared " ith the following
sentence Inserted in thr three heat
rule. "When d horse l3as won the first
and seconds heats and his driver
roes not Try 10 win the third heat.
he shall hc declared the winner Of
tho race and take the winrace. but
shall forfeit To the other starters all
moneys won" For example, il such
a rule had been in force at Hartford
in 1917 wneu Ctlcoot won the first
and second heats Of the $4,000
Charter Oak purse aud lost the third.
/ If The judges were of Inc opinion that
, his driver did not Try 10 win The
HI t1s,-tRay- caGld take lie 81 900
which Chileoot had won, from his
owner and give it to the other start
ers. There would not be more than
one decision Of that kind II sounds
too much Ike the Caucus race which
tho Dodo put on in Aiioe's Adven-
tures in Wonderland
The National TrotUng Association
was organized in 1915 1t is the
same lines. The American was
started ir 1SkT fh. tit,. .aaYyXr