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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
L0WDEN STATES
HIS PLATFORM
Illinois Governor Takes Strong
Position On Current
Problems

Washington, March Especial
Observation-Disclosures Frank o.
Lowden, of Illinois, an aspirant for
the Republican nomination for presi-
dent, has given to the public a brief
synopsis of his views upon pending
public issues. This platform. together
with his record in congress and in the
gubernatorial office, will constitute
the chief basis of his campaign. The
statement of principles is as follows:
THE immediate return to an eff
ficient, economical and business ad-
ministration of publ, affairs.
Reduction of taxes.
"The abolition of the numerous
agencies for war purposes which
have been continued at an enormous
expense in time of peace
"A protective tariff measured BY
the difference in the cost Of produc-
ton at home and abroad,
"A rigid insistencc upon the prin-
eiple of government by all people and
not by any class.
Favors Reportation
"The ratification of the peace
treaty with reservations substantially
as proposed by the foreign relations
committee of the senate,
Encouragement of agriculture and
recognition of the principle that it is
and must remain our most important
industry.
The exclusion or deportation of
Aliens who place the red flag or any
other flag above our own,
"A stalwart, uncompromising
Americanism which puts this coun- !
try's interests first
International friendships, not part
nerships.
"A fearless enforcement of law and |
order.
"A speedy return to normal condi- |
tons
Justice to all"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
SOLDIER BECOMES
INDIGNANT AT SLUR
NAMPA VETERAN 81 PROVES
THERE ARE STILL SOME
UNDESIRABLES

Nampa Whether they served with
the colors during the Rebellion, the
Spanish-American war, or during the
last war, men who have seen active
service in the land or naval fighting
units of Uncle Sam are quick to re-
sent any slur against the military
forces of the government. A real
soldier hates a Stacker. The follow
ing statement was made to the Lead
er-Herald yesterday by D. F. Colt, a
we'll known Nampa resident and a
veteran Of the Civil War:
Last Monday. the postoffice being
closed except from 10 a. m. to II a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
INCOME TAX IN NUT :
SHELL

= WHO-Single persons who I
= had net income OF $1,000 or more I
= for the year 1919.
= Married couples who had net
= income Of $1,000
= WHEN-March IS, 1920, is
4 final date for filing returns and !
= making first payments. !
= WHERE-Collector Of Inter !
p nal Revenue for district in which !
= the person resides. !
= HOW-Full directions on !
= Form l040A and Form 1910; al !
= so the law and regulations.
x WHAT-Four per cent normal !
4 tax on taxable income up to<
x $4,000 in excess of exemption. !
= Eight per cent normal tax on !
= balance of taxable income. Sur
= tax. from per cent to IS per !
= cent on net incomes over 5000. !
X /
~ T.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
NAMPA SERVICE MEN SEND
SlO0 TO FIGHT RADICALS
Legion Contributes Generously t.
Fund for Use in Combating OBJ
jectionable Propaganda

Nampa making good their pledge
OF support to the Montesano, Wash,
post of the American Legion, sent
some time ago in the form of tele-
gram immediately after the Armistice
day murder of Legion men by I. w.
W.. the local post of the American
Legion raised 500 in three minutes
Friday evening to be sent to Mon
tesano to help defray exart expense in
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
WEST AWAITS ANX|0USLY ACTION
THAT WILL OPEN VAST DOMAIN
SEARCHING FOR
TYPEWRITERs
Legislative Committee Looking for
100000 of Bakers Machines

Washington, March 1.-The war
department purchased 100000 type
writer's in the world war and many of
these are now stored in various parts
OF the country. The legislative, ex-
ecutive and judicial appropriation sub
committee is now digging around to
find these machines.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-02
Presidents Stand Unknown

In the meantime the messages have
been pouring into Washington ask
ing what will the president do with
1t" and the states from which they
come are presenting the scenes made
memorable and picturesque on days
set apart for homestead entries.
Not the least important fact abou,
the measure is that i, will furnish an
avenue for employment to millions OF
citizens. including great numbers Of
former soldiers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
80 : + + T +. $3.50
| sALMo" LOCAL. SALMON LOCALS !.

+ = =
ronai. a Maher advertises rad;a
ing as one of ais specialtias
mr.. and Mrs. w. G. rox -
cannon saa on Monday from Their ele IN
The majority of tho ,ara.
and ,ho n Ut 20 De free of the disease
shinnad -" reaetors found We're
RALPH and Ray Irwin roro
Oniy TWO or three hours hacr OUT
Queen of the Hills When o .h OF the
60 = deer and dropped him. jump
MISS Dering Greene sc.,aas
LOOT last Saturday and has 49, hef
aDie to teach this week Nv Yen un-
Hetunger substituted for her marry
mrs. z. B. Randolph and u,,,o
son are at the Melvyn ranch 50 III.
.ne enid may receive closer ., ,aa'
tion from the family physicien ave."
,n suage Qnarles left yesterday morn
lug ior professional visit &c g.
coise. stopping at Pocatello Rlacn
', Haliey and Mountainous ~
the way. ionie on
Judge Quarles took passage on
saturday last for Leadnre s;a, oh
win Camele Rock on the trim in tbs
latter,s speed flivver. The two -,
tended meeting of the o;, "a
Mineral company. va anu
Inc Woman's club will hold a..
meeung at the home of Mrs
dempsey, Thursday, November 70
when tne program will be furnished
Ior social gathering when refres.
Ments VIII be served. At re.
cent business meeting Mrs. Dempsev
was erected recording secretary.
J Mrs. F. S. Wright entertained the
Saturday bridge club last week
MRS. Bell and Mrs. Harry Hettinger
are now members of the club Mrs
BEL, Mrs. Dufresne and Mrs. Ralph
Edwards won the high scores. Mrs.
Jack Wright will be the hostess for
the next gathering Saturday, Novem-
Der ~.
! Inc Following is list of the names
of pupils belonging to the Sandy
creek school who have been neither
absent nor tardy during the month
OF October: Lois Benjamin, Edna
Bowman, Fern Cockrell, Fay Cock.
rell, Fern Manfull, Clarence Manfull,
Gordon McCurdy, Henry Schaffner
karleita Schaffner, Matt, Stuart, Iva
Williams. MRS. M. L. EMIGH
w. c. Smith has been appointed
receiver for the Big creek ranch and
equipment sold by Thomas Boyle to
Wilson & Proctor. Mr., Boyle has
taken charge for the receiver, ex
pecting to be joined later at the
ranch by Mrs. Boyle. The ranch is
a = desirable home and for many
years was a seat of liberal zhospi
tally and thrift when owned by the
tB6yfes. !,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
Only a Cold.

"Are you ill " is often answered
ooh! it's only a cold" as if a cold
was a matter of little consequence,
but people are beginning to learn
that a common cold is a matter not
to be trifed with, that some of the
most serious diseases start with a
cold. AS soon as the first Indication
of a cold appears take Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. Remember that the
sooner you get rid of your cold the
less the. danger, and this remedy
will help you to throw it on. For
sale by E. G.. Hettinger, Salmon
Drnop;st Adv.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
County Deeds Reco. ded.

Geo. l.. Shoup a. Co. to r. NJ. VIII
liams. house and two lots in Brook
Ign: 1920.
J. p. McGiveney Ell ux to Gregor
Anderson. lots IN Brooklyn. $500.
M l.. Larson to VIM. c. Bird, and
later VIM. c. Bird to J NJ. Spellman.
1876 acres near Big Bottom: $3.50.
Mettie NJ. Norton et vir TO w. s.
Brown. house and lot In Brooklyn;
$500.
Frank Avere TO Emma Ramsayer.
land on Terrace street, Salmon: $500.
J. G. Bohannon ct Tx, TO Walter
Shepard, 40 acres near Leadore.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
Shenon DINING Room,

Mrs. Ed Garroutte and Mrs. Fred
Garroute are opening up the Shenon
dining room to serve meals on and
latter this Saturday. The Garrontte
families are here from Weiser, Ida
no. The ladies are experienced in
1.-THE restaurant business and know
how to please. The Shenon dining
room is always comfortably heated.
Breakfast, luncheon and dinner will
be served at the regular hours, with
cuisine that is first class.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
Difference In Time.

In reply 10 our observation that he
and his son and namesake resetnbled
each other greatly. old Bill SiIvers
said: The main difference 'twixt me
an young BIZ is. when put In dny
al work don't feel much like rupnin'
round at nights; and when young BIZ
puts In a night runnln' round be don't
feel much like work!n' next day
Topeka Capital.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

T. Hubbard and daughter,
Lleta. are in Butte this week.
Unlikely and family came
rom Baker Wednesday even
peterson and 0. d. Smith of
were registered at the
IN Tuesday.
Wayman, prominent Patter-
zen, was registered at the
on Thursday
Kane was a passenger to
n wednesday. He is a min
from Salt Lake.
Randolph returned from Dill
Friday. He had been called
the illness of a brother.
Thitcomb is to spend the
Boise during the legisla-
lion with her husband, Sen
|tcomb.
hmilies from Weiser, the
Ed Garauttes, are new res
Salmon, living in one of
Ter dwelling houses.
ID Mrs. Thomas Boyle are
move back to the ranch.
lmon residence, the Manse,
taken by Mrs. Caples.
Hill has returned to Salt
lr prospecting mining prop
Ulysses. He was accom-
the visit by w. N. Watt,
chols Shipley, federal vet
IN cooperation with the
Rau, tested over 700 head of
Lemhi county during the
October.
the pure-bred breeders of
are working to place
Is on the accredited herd
he'd each year by the de-
Of agriculture.
Ird of county commission
On Wednesday to canvass
N returns, all the members
clerk being present. w.
was requested by the Dem
be present also.
el and other volunteers
ID Cross membership drive
town this week for that
N. The sheets represent
Of numbers of the best
v artists. The roll call
listice day
H. Casterlin and daughter
east to spend the winter
home in Michigan and in
Kentucky on the way.
ferlin is patching in the
ding. The Casterlin home
taken by the DR.. Carnes
next June.
|dge Yearian, Miss Huntz-
Miss Pugh were hostesses
Vening at a dinner at the
rs. Whitwell to the teach.
Salmon schools at their
monthly meetings. Mrs.
Feston, Miss Marcia Whit.
diss aDerothyQ uarles were
Shenon and A. S. Held
Y mping this week on deer
e Z location was Sage creek
y pnnell spoiled an expensive
! rife the other day by
a the weapon with the
D barrel fauled. 1t was a Dor
Al and he promptly ordered
rrel for il
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12
OF THE REDEEMER

November 14th. Sunday
" a. m. Morning prayer
II IL a. m. In the even
plantations and all friends
Fch are urged to attend
ces to be held at 7:30.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-11-12

the nearest Sunday to
day, memorial services
q in memory of that day.
. 5. STRINGFELLOW,
?. SEATTLE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
PCSTSNES CAN IMPORT
 WHOLE DEER FROM SOUTH

NuGNLES A-.z. Oes l5-San.H rruz ,por'-me.. 3.s be interested ja .a. -.,.lt- m7a-aea -5y S,a.a G-4- W.a B Joe Y Pfaeaaska Whn
 --rday and let- ta.- a,te-- .,.. ara censarsace 0.rh Mayo E. as Nssa.e-. Son on tas
 importation ,t a,-i and other game rom Nel-eo. fh.s pa.at
 A-zra aw prahih- hantsmen '-am taking more -'sa# one dea- n t1.- a-e during ss4,s. Ta pro
 a..ou 5...a.; .aaqy .o d=ar -hor a NgNc,. recording 10 tae war4ea.
 Il. .aysal.t bg slas t. N3ra'es $ a.a aa,~ ~ aaa a1Ha.rg r.la.--- t.-. .u'ry# a. d .5sar ...a Ar l.ra. .e 4a..-e- e4ra4,- Hay b. 5-1asa, across the line. The same -a.a- 4p5.., ID mountain sheep k!.l- in Mexico.
 R,-1.Gas ,se sheer. ;lers is a pro sion .gr -u4.rtng tae head =Nh.e.. requires tAa, before that ..= done h. 4ua.>man mus: obtain a perml, from .l- state game warden III order to 11..4,a probable ,iouh.e and maae ths -a.pae .eea
 Permits fur importing ducks shot in Mexico ou; of ;he Arizona season will no, be issued. says Prochaska
 ProcAaska also mentioned the need for al voter, supporting the iniatiy, b.l providing for nonpartisan Ar z5na Conservation commission 10 ad- minister the game warden'> depar.- ment wlihou: salary
 This commission is endorsed. say, ProchasAa. by civic bodies and schools and sporsmen al over the state as i, is a non-pol!tical measure and com mission and aims merely to further the interests of the state by provid- ing more game, fish. recreation. with bird s,ucy in the public schools and Boy Scout trails in the mountains
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
COMPLETED ROAD lNpsecrloN.

The board ot Supervisors. coas,s'-
 ug O. Chairman l. C F Adams. and member, C. N Roberts and J N Spars,. returned 10 Tombstone ,a.> afternoon having completed d ,ou- o' ,ae entir. road sys,em of the county The trip of inspection was for ihs purpose Of ihe board acquo.aJnS ihemse've, with the needs '; the county and ,hey replr, they found ;A I. county roads in a very satisfactory shape Las, a,ek the northern eul Q, Zine county VI, visited. comp,et.n: th- ;-lp 70 Douglas. Yesterday aai .oday ,h. board visited ,hg Huachuc- section a. far down as ,hr Pima eou't- Y me north oi Benson A ;hr -e,u., .. -ae trip which .- an annu a,.a.r. Il, board and coun.y eng -- pan 10 follow on, road work as edya ,a '.. varou~ sections
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
RAPID GROWTH OF ARIZONA SUBJECT OF
 EASTERN COMMENT

PHDENIX. Oct l5.-That Arizona |, receiving no small amount Of at tent.on from people of other states is being demonstrated every day. Among he recent favorable comments is letter received by the chamber Of commerce from Paul w Albrecht. d mortgage and insurance broker If Philadelphia, enclosing an editorial from the Philadelphia Evening Bulle- tn. The editorial is headed. IFS Big Country" and says:
 According 10 the census figures Ar lcna has been having boom during he p.s. ten years and not only rec cords the greatest growth in is his rory. but leads a3 the rest Of the states Of the union with ii, 5a.l pe- cent of increase.
 But .he official coun, shows only 5322.@ heads in the state. al that. or about ;ha population of Mes Phila- delphia, while the ll3.o2O square miles of area of the state would over lap the combined boundaries of New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania. witn Maryland added if the spread Of Chesapeake bay were to be excluded. Arizona could keep on growing at he- record .1reahing rate for couple O. 2 ra;ionS and ye; have plenty Of el- bow room. with a fair amount Of truck garden and pastrraee space from which 10 feed her population.
 Moreover ,he grea; irrigation works ike -he Roos-ye., dam and rhe Yuma prolec- are making The desert land, blossom and making Rev opportunity m Arizona which bids fair 10 continue cutraC population d; rate coz ,.tsrnt Ni-h her record of increase from scltt-red forty thousand four decades ago One gets ;-uer view os .hp ,o-cl.'ed problems of imm.grS ton when glimpse Of these grea. unNol emprs ot ,ne WeS' , afford  c3 a, ,a,lr proper backeruuad
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
TOMBSTONE TO WN TOPICS TERSELy TOLD
MONDAY
CIVIL CASE.


 The Superior Cour; has been occu- pied the entire day today with the civil case of Wootton vs Marks. for debt, the jury having been secured this moraing, and introduction of eyi. dence was sill in progress late ths afternoon The case will probab V not be completed before tomorrow. Following is the jury tha, repor;e l this morning
 Frank Thompson. C W Ruth, 0. N Bell. V, N MNenoslch. of B,sbee; n D Stoner. ( NJ Donpelly Of McNeal: Jno Fdmundsen. of Bowie; Adam Armstrone of Warren. Harry Jordan, ot Lowell; Thos. G Roberts, John P Gull, F.. E. Bender A. F. Huh, w. C Franklin. F. x Anderson, Andrew Braugh, Of Douglas; F. Lusa and II Macia, Of Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
cocHIse REGISTRATION.

According ,o the figures given out by II. L. Hutchson. chief deputy rec order the total registration in Cochise county up 10 Saturday was l9.0i0, n cluding Democrats. Republicans ani miscellaneous Out oi this number s06e are Democrats S,6us Republican and 37s miscellaneous During the week l26 voters registered as fol lows 4a Democrats = Republicans and 10 miscellaneous. The registra- ton for the General election Is eA- pected ta reach the l3.O00 mark, Fiji day. the 18th being the last day voter can register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
JUDGMENT FOR s2oo. DAMAGE CASE ON.

The lu-y .a 'a. Case o: W..'..a ,> Marx .taH- morning returned o ss.d.e. -.g"- ylismen. ro the d-.suiaa. .t ,... sum of seo. The oas. had ,e,r ea s.ace Monday Ta.- a.-ar-ea4 ,a. case or N--re-e N- Ng-.a. .. ..n- ss,- a.r a. si ia.ur.-- -.~'..ls. N...- .'s.re aa o ,ea,. w-s ,',-.,
 ve-. a.-a.as lu-, b.ia- a .~'. -re-- '.- afternoon Nrau.-f tt n.'...--.- arc 90 De .,a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
ROSS TO Fi6HT
 ELECTION SUIT
 OVER PRIMARY

PHOENlN. Oct. l5-H < Ross. certified officially as the Democrats nominee for secretary of state ,inte,- rupted his campaign today and re turned to Phoenix to file an answer in contest proceedings instituted in tho superior court here by Charles De- Sales Wheeler. who. according to ot- icial figures. ran second 10 Ross in the statewide primary. September :, last.
 Ross said his shswer to Nheeler's complaint would be filed tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
TO DOS CABEZAS.
the mining companies there.
|. o. o. F. BENEFIT DANCE.

Cochise lodge No. !. I 0. Q. F have Announced dance 10 be given Hal lowe'en eve at the Legion hall th" proceeds 70 go toward the beneii' o. ;he 1 0. Q. F. Home The local or. chestra has been obtained fer the oo- caslou and large number Of ou, oi town people are expected 10 attend. since the Pishcr and Douglas loises are expected 10 scud delegations her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
IN W BONG.

There are a lo, os Us E.; in wrong one Way or another bu; ;he manner .n which Jack Pick,ord gets away w.jh In Wrong one ot his lates. screen productions <, amusing Thera vii. also be one of those clever inside dlpa reel, on film.and and i's lead. l.s >'ar,. Al ;hi- Vi, happen a, tho Crystal ,he9,er ;ouArroW night. win a5 advance in admission price in spi'e of inc excellent combination which II t., h.t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
COLLECTING TAXES.

Coun'y Treasurer Guy (. Weich 3 n the Warren district. where he VII be tor ;hr uex, Few days hosting no. tices oi delinquent taxes as wei, as making collections from those who are willing to settle to avoid lesa! procedure MT Welch has been work. ing on back taxes ever since he tock office tno year, ago and expects 70 add slooooo % Coch.se couniy's bank roll by the time he has completed the suit, which have been hanging fir, for the pas' five yearS
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

ginia loaded with tourists and carry ing trailer. ramped near the sour: house last night, One Of the gentle men of the party stated they had GOV sred six thousand miles to date anO that they went west over the Lincoll. highway bur found the Borderland the best lOrg stretch road they had tray eled in the west
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
BIC TIME.

Tombstone Commlndary conferred the orders O: Kn'ehthood on five can. djdaj,s last nigh; a, the Masonic Temple and after the degree work d smoker was held in the banQur; room which lasted until the wee sma' hours. during which refreshments, topped off with coffee and cigars pre-. ceedel "floN O. soul and q tcas, Of reason
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

attorney general and candidate for nomination for attorney general i; the recent primary. is in TombstoGa today. having a case in the Superior Court MT Whitney was formerly a res den, 0. Bsbee bur suce leaving the attorney generals office. las open d an office ia Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
CANDIDATE HER

Jaha F. Ros. Democratic nominee for county attorney spent the day in Tombstone on legal matters al the carr; house Mir Ross hat intended 90 return ,o his nome in Douglas thi. afternoon but decided 70 remain over aai attend the Democratic rally here ,Cuigh. at Legion hal
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

George Woo,ery and wife and Law renee Woolery and w.fe arriyed in Tombstone last evening from Glen. da,e a> the guests of lee 0 Woo'er; and wife. md together they vii leave 'omorroW Tor deer hunting irip ," ;he Ch.r.oahua mountains The Gen. da.e parry expect ;0 remain for sev- ra. weeks iu ,he lofty Chricll.uae. whl, the .ocli people ~i.. rr.url J.tl.n severn! day>.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
COLLECTING TAKES.

C0un.y Treasurer Guy C Mech ra- turned hone today from the Warren Ds,r:c; where he'has been the past ~ days posting and collecting de ,inquer, taxes. which have been due he county snce 1915 MT Welch re- ports She collection Of large number Of delinquent accounts and will leave again in 8 few days ;o complete his collection in the Warren District be fore going 10 Douglas on q similar m!ssion These failing 10 pay uo back taxes with penalties attached vii. be entered in the suit to be brought about the frs, O. the year. a. though Mr welch is making every ef. for, to allow taxpayers to settle ua ;he del.nqucn. account, before su.: .s instituted
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
5 STEa .h ACCIDENT.

NJ, Cu-.s--aass 4pl-r n .t. e.1r. " a-'eravy's of.c- rms morning Pc. ce.v~i aord that her s.ster -esG.n, in Los Angeles. had been seriously u. Jured an automobile occiIen-. I which hrr child had been Killed ant two men ai>o met death Her sister is in a c:itical condition. according ;o Wort received here
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

Word has come 10 Tombstone 70 ue e.ect ma. owing 90 ,he lack of d sirn at iHe 'orA, O. the Highway slS miles east Of ra. many tourists ,ako the u,a rua1 10 the t.euesa brids instead e, keeping on ,he Emp.r. ranch roa Th.s matter Ina. been called 10 the attention Of l T Fraz.s, division engineer and the fork will be properly signed. Although th.s side trip is well worth the run down to the Cienega by Arizona people. |, does no, interest the tourist particularly. The work on the big bridge al this point is progressing nicely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

IH a-=E--s- ..ea-. H..-. .4- -
 better A- ~ee. -.aa 1 -A. p.-, several Re.s-. ..,.rI, e. lie n s4e oaea o.l E jsm--. clerk af .aa sap.r.5r ca4-. -h.A.a- -as- l. caae- a embark oa The ,-4 o. uar.moay Thr app sg4..sn, t--loa Anayle.o Madouaao. -a aal L.5-aa. Lu.z r. both ot Tombstone
 R9dl.,a cora. as and Maria Her naud.z g. Baug.as
 Celso Flores. T. FairbauS. and Ju anita Meres. 2o. Lowell
 Mannel Lugo. 2l. and Io,e:a A. mentt % Bisbee
 Facando camacho. 9. and Franci,- ca Garcia 20. Bi~bee
 A!toa-o Castillo. 10. ana Isabel Mo. line. 2' Douglas
 Eugene ;ar-e,, 55. ana Claire Rosa lie. e6. Bsbee
 Crawford Pylant eS. ana El.en Dui- fy 2l. Bisbee
 lee C5ntreras sl. and Dolores Sa. loma. 2i. Bisbee
 Francisco P Gomez. 2S. and Jose,a Ma hide, 3s. Wi!lcoA.
 Il Hernandez. 22. and Margari;1 SIlazar. 24 Douglas
 John P Goodwin. 27. Fl Huachuc2. and Adele W Riley 25. Brehuam. Tex Bert K. Dorsey. 2s. and Paa. Swan. 2i Bisbee
 Enrique l.. Robles g. aad Rita az. zueta 1s, Pirtleyiile
 Alex Thomas. g.. and Irene Davis. 26 Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

County Engineer S. smy.h return. ed home fh.> morning from B.sbee and Dlug g.as MT Smy'l s1.e, 'ha. repair work on the damaged section Of the Douglas highway wi.l b. started soon. Sunken corners vii al-a b. built ID h. state,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17
STATE ROAD MAP.

The state highway department eX- poets 10 have an up 10 the m!nutc' map Of state highways issued in about three weeks which vii be Of ya.ue to all peop.e of the sta.e. since nearly all of the peoples own an auto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-10-17

Central-One million feet cut lum. Der on Graham mountain awaiting transportation to local depot.
 Chandler-Auxiliary Eastern Canal Irrigation district comprising Ss.O01 acres voted for.