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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
WOUlO.BE MURDERER FlEsS TO MEXICO.

A,enojcn,s Deosgado, Mexican pool hal, prop-.e,or of Hi>bee who seriously wounded another Mexican. Frank Morales. and bys;ander Sa,. urday nigh: in h.s pool hail in Tin Town, i, believed ,o have made good u.> escape 10 Mexico. according 10 ShcriH l. r Mcdonald who returned ron Bisbce last night. where h. went 'o investigate ,hc shooting Moral, :
 $ n the hospital a Bisbee with ole builv, Wouud in hi, rish, breast and $ expected 10 live. The injury re- cr!ycd by the hystandcr. another Me-. icaU. wa, a flesh wound in his right arm Sheri'i Mcdonald has the bullet taken from he MeX.can's arm and believe, Deosgado did ,he shooting Aih a $2.9o automatic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
HOLD BRIEF SESSION.

l. (. r. Adams. chairman and C. NJ. Roberts. member. of the beard of su- perNsor>. were in Tombstone. today for the purpose of holding regular stmi-monthly session ol the board of supervisors The session was a brief one. with only few routine matters demanding attention. mostly al cur ren, business having been disposed Of Ia>t week. when the supervisors spent he whC,e week in Tombstone in sea sion. This is the next to las, meeting
 ne present board will hold before hey 90 ou; ot office on January lst
 They Will meet again on December tls; tor ;he purpose of completing un- finished business and turning over the flee 70 the new board. of which Mr. Ndam> k the holdover, Dave Adams. ot Dragon. and John Hart. of Doug as. being the newly elected members
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FUNERAL WILL BE GIVEN PHOENIX VETERAN WHO
 WAS KILLED DECEMBER 10TH

PHONlN. Dee 29-Wi;h Bur. Heed under arrest on homicide charge. arrangements were made to- day 10 hold the funeral Of Edward Herwi'z next Wednesday morning Herwitz was sho, on the night of D.- cember To- An altercation between Heed and Herw.iz was said to have occurred just before the shooting.
 Herwitz died the following day Comrades in battles in France are to provide HerWitz with a military fu. neral. He served with Battery E S4Oth field artillery in which Ameri. can troops participated and wa, gassed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
BUSINESS MEN BACKING MOVE OF TAHPAYERS

BlSBEE. Dee. 23 Tine Warren Dis. tric; Business Mems Association plac. I'd itself on record a; d meeting yes. terday morning as strongly endorsing .ha purposes Of the me",ineof the Co- rhise County Taxpayers Association. l. be held December 26 d; TombstOna. To discuss methods Of bringing about ! reduction in he expenditure Of the peoples money
 To aid in this movement for s,r.et- r. economy, ;he association has re- hues;ed al of is members to a,teaI { he meeting. and has arranged to pro-
 ide transportation for those aho do hot have their own conveyances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTEO:
 eOYCE TO TAKE CHARGE

PHOENlN. Dee -Wi;a ,ae pres den, Of The StA.e Bank of iiolbrook under ares. Jesse l.. Boyce. sta.e bank examiner. has been called 70 IIo.brooh 70 take charge of the ins,i- ;l,ion which e'osed is doors a week ago. m an effort 10 s;raigh,en out is affairs.
 l.. M Rayno.d,. preslden, Of the bank. ~a. arrested at the instigatiOn O: some Of the deposl,ors vho claim that he is personally responsible fo- ;he situation He was released under s5yo00 bonds
 Ed C. Bradford. neaiy appointed state bank examiner, has been pressed into service before the beginning Of hls term. He was made special bank examiner and placed in charge Of the Glendale bank. which failed last week. He vii continue 10 handle the affairs Of The bank until receiver is sp. pointed
 In the opinion Of banking officials theer Is not much to indicate that there Will be any other failures. These TWO failures are credited to purely lo- cal conditions. and there is a general feeling Of confdenie that there will be no further failures in the state at this time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE MEET AT PHOENIX.

According 10 letter received here rom Phoenix rom II H. McCala. chairman of The Democratic Cen,r1' Committee. general meeting Of tae Committee will be he'd on the first Tuesday 0, each mon h a; the office in the Chamber Oi Commerce buildin. Theho.ding of monthly meetings will starr with January ith and continue each month thereafter a; .:i5 p m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FORMER ARiZONIAN
DIRECTS CAMPAIGN

PHOENlN. Dee. 2i It is long cry between planting bombs und T Arizona politicians anI planting trees p Fl Paso. but that is ihe very thing that Lamar Cobb. former state engi- rec or Arizona. is doing in the Texas city. Mr. Cobb is directing the tree. planting movement ot ihe Young Bus. ness Meu'> club. according To recent report
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
SENATCR SMITH TO BECOME MEMBER OF | JOINT COMMISSION

WASHINGTON, D. C, Dee. 2l.- sesator Marcus A smith, Of Arizona ho was defeated for reelection n he November election by Ralph IT. l'ameron. was appointed today by President Wilson as a member Of tAe International joint commission.
 Senator Smi;h Is expected 10 begil tis duties as member Of the com hission. which deals with fishery and ! Ike questions arising between the tuiied States and Canada. soon after text March 3. when his term in the ienate expires
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
NsPEcToRs lAYoFF STARTS
 CATTLE LAWS AGITATION

PHOENIN. Dee. 21.-The laying off af some 2o-odd Livestock inspectors by .he Arizona state livestock sanitary board j. resulting in a strong move men, among the stockmen to secure ,,ate leeis,a;ion and appropriations which will result in carrying on the ,lcrk.
 The cutting down of the force is n .!e intrres; of state economy. and is base primarily on the fact that funds have dNind!ed owing to the lessening Of cattle shipments within the last two years as the salaries of inspectors are paid by 'he fees collected for in. ,pecii9as.
 |, has been the aim of the depart; men, 10 have on hand abou, s35.ooo n The inspection fund as a safeguard agains; ep!demics Within the last two yfsrs the fund has dropped to abou; $li.ooo and ii was deemed nee essary 70 lay of the inspectors as the only means ot preventing further de p,e;iou
 Members of the sanitary board re gre' exceedingly tha; this action has been made necessary. but feel that their hands are tied in the matter ss they have 10 ,imi. expenditures to ii ,he income rom inspection fees h d.scu-~ing the matter today. F. r. Moore. member o: ;he board. pu- t ;his way
 The ca,rle industry o' ;h.s state pays for Inc protection iJ is getting lron ;he state sanitary board The amour, O, ,n.orcemen; and the nun ber ot men on our inspecting force is limited 70 the exac, amount Of funds which are collected from fees for in spec.ioa and for recording of brands When the industry s.ackens the fees faH of and Ne are required 10 make reductions in the force
 The importance and value Of oar inspection is iuiiy realized by the in dus;ry We have had calls for the placing Of lo9 additional men n all par.s o; the state. and no doubt these men are pecessary. The board has gone as far as lt could in providing insp-o;o.s .oT every district. and now ;ha; funds are getting low We find it necessary 10 re;rench. and this is fcr The best interests Of all for i; is cer- .aialy yi,aGy important ;o have re serve funds on hang 10 mee, emer gency situations which nigh; arise at any time
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

With modern baths. lights, toilets and iaya;ories being placed in our ho- ;riS we will soon have three hote,s that will take care oi the increasing trade Mrs Macia reports tha; the Arcade is dong fine and being impro :. ed right along. while Charles Me... sren. of ihp Arlington. says he VII kctp up with the recession and Ms Josn Rock states that the prospects tut the new Touris; Hotel are fine
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

\ call for help was issued todly by Mrs li l. Hu,ch!son. chairman oj the Comunity Christmas Tree Jrsan.. zation. 10 assist in completing final i,,ai's Tor the Chris mas tree Friday night. \ number Of women 2nG girls are requested 60 be present tomo:rtw " afurncCn a; o'clock al Schieffelih Hal 10 assis, in pre- paring boxes, c'c.. and all who desire to lend their se-- vices are asked to present ihemsn,va, a; the hall tomorrow al o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.

prugia> Gray Jr.. arrived home ,o- day from los AuCe.e,, where he '~ no N.ocated and wi spend Christmas with hi- parents. NJ and Nr~ Dgu-- las Gray
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
RUSH WORK CN DAM

pHOENlN. Dec 2& The Lyman dam !n Apache county will be com. pleied by April !. according to State Treasurer Ii <. Ross Day and night shifts are working and = per cent of ,he rcck .~ in place 'he state treas urer sad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO SPEND ExMAS HoffpAYs HERE.

Following the custom oi Xear;. s.ntc he was elected 10 the Supreme 'bed dch Chief Justice pL Cunning hat Of the supreme csnfi z .aa Mf<! Cua bingham vii. come to Tombstone Tht day 70 spend Christmas in their oIdI home town Judge and Mts /6un. min fham will arrive in Ton6sone. Thi r. day, according 10 word received b. Mr and Mrs R. J Cornelius, and ,het vii, remain here for about q wed the guests os Mr ant-Afrs e6r. ncl d. C1r
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

Baby Chix. Tancreds 300 egg white ltg horns and other popular breeds Send for prices. Used Jubilee. Pio- neer and Charters lncubators for sale 10 make room for my new electric hatchers. ENoCH CREWS. Seabright, Cal -Ady2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
MoToREO OVER DIVIDE.

Mrs Rover SauBders anu Mrs. II. l.. Huichison motored over io Bisbee this afternoon 10 yisi, friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
HERE FROM INDIANA TO MAKE HOME.

Mr and Nr> Can Gardner and M children friends of C Schneider 10. cal tailor. arrived m Tombstone Sa:- u~day from Bonneville Indiana, and are he guests of M- schneider They expect ;o make ;heir tu'ur- home in Tombstone. d. soon as Mir Gardner can get located
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
SNOW FALL.

There Wa, @ three-uoh snow ial. at tRe Huachuca Water company rescr- Noir in Miller Canyon las, nigh, with somewhat heavier 'sl, up the mona. tains. SuoR Was also reported at Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

Supreme Justice n IL. Cunningham and wife arrived in Tombstone this moraing from Phoenix and will sper Christmas in the Old Camp the guess ol Mr and Mrs. k ]. Cornelius, a time hnnoied custom of the Cunning hams. which they have enjoyed ever since they rnnvpd tn PhnnnlN
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
MORE BOOKS RECEIVED.

\ number Of volumes were receive today fer the Coch,e County Law Lt brary including the Indiana and Miss. ssippi statutes. New S1rk Superior Cour; and New York Surrogate Cou-,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
HERE YESTERDAY.

Harry C Wheeler, former sheriff
 cnchise county and now operating a ,atce ranch iu the Chiricahua noun aius. was in Tombstone yesterday for short while. returning to his home
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO TUCSON.

Dr ]. II. Head p n. Of F. Pas. state rin;eaden, ot Congregations a. churches. who preached here yes rerlay. les, this moru'ng for F. Pas". where he maintains headquar.er-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
ports
MADE GOOD.

The prcmise> oi the management Df -ae Crys;a! iAca;er tAat shore Acres would be su cNceaen; production Vas u.ly justified last nigh, and the b'g audience appreciated 'hy play to i:, fufast
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FROM TEMPE.

Ms, Mildred Mars arrived hcsne teday from Tempe. where she is .,
 tending Norma, and Will remain drr. ing ihr holidays Mss Cecylle liaI- sen and Miss Emma Johnson, two Ot.;- CT Tombstone girls. who are a.so at the Normal. are expected home i5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
UP FROM DOUGLAS.

John F Ross, county attorney elect, Q. Dougia>, was in Tombstone today Mr. and Mrs, Rs>s and family expect 70 move to Tombstone within the next week. having purchased ;he residence formerly occupied by F.. K. Springer
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TAKING lAN.OFF.

Brake man HU.y. S,Am,d. ot the .,- ca' run oi ,hr F p ,v = N Is takiHc a tWo weeks 'ayl during the hot. days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

According 'o word ree.iyed this morning iron, eist<f Frank Morales. ren: car driver; s"ho was shst/ early sunday morn,nF >SE, smother Mexican in Tin TomB. ho> very siigh; chance fn- -acov&ry
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
VISITED FRIENDS.

Nr> Gen \ 'cu Bnuchey Ni,r at The Tpmbs;oue-B.sber stage driver sacn, yesterday iu Tombstone wi'h :r.cuL>
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

Lawrence Campbell land sister Miss Anne Campbell arrived home yester- day 10 spend Christmas wiih their pa s- en;s. MT. and Mrs Sam Campbell They are attending the Normal al L,inr..nff
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

Due to No. on the main line be- ing several hours late. the first run of the local branch line was annulled tAis morning The train did not ,cdye until o'clock this afternoon and wifi bring in both The Eastern and Wes'- ,rn mails tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

Mr-. Ellen Harwood has received word >shal7 her Granddaughter. Miss 'Gisdy52 Gasa ~fsss.CtNas operated on foE>>appf ndie'ties on the 9th of this m0n'A1I4.ane Hospital Stan;ard Uni. versi;y. San Francisco. is improving "a isEs shdtyi! soon be able 10 leave
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FROM TUCSON.

Tom Brandt. who Is attending the U. Of A d, Tucson. arrived Tn the ci;. trs:zE.p= spend etr:stn,as ii;h=tlttz mother. Ms Nellie -Eraad-
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
VISITED FRIENDS.

Cuur; Reporter J M Phillipowski and wife spen; last evening in Bisbee on visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
WEDNESDAY,

 WAS IN sIssEE.
 C. kchneider local tailor. retatrr: home this morning. foiloZng" brief busint tss visit in Bisbee, ,LEg 0A- seNs soN VISITOR. c Aml Ing the visitors in Tombst6fssts day as E Maier, well known whole sale berchant Of BensSf
 ove4 FROM eLessoSI/1toL ( NiA e Marchello, Pete Musso and Joe soslio were among e,5 3EitdSs in Ttnbstone today from Gleeson.< Rsrd dRNso HOME. Cc%N / Ms Emma Bishop returned hYas this ihorninr from Blsbee, where she has | en the past few days oE!s!llns friend I TO ssses. z Mrt John lgo Mrs Kate lgo, w II. McAi idrews and ''swede" Sst9bse~ tormAd a motor party over % Bisbee this tornlng to spend the day O TO douelAs Z- FOR CHRISTMAS.
 Brakeman Billy Schmidt of the O cal b-7rr~n e+-<srvT.P ?. & s w lei, this afternoon for Douglas. where he will spend Christmas the guest of MT and Mrs. A C. Ksrger
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FROM DOUGLAS

Johu Hart >uper,i,or-ei,ct from nouglas NO vii ijake office on lam ary Is. was m Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
: ~itakhe F.. p @ $ 2 -sRk eolf ca L%C2
 NEAH7EEsT RElIEF.

Stafford Standard oil company n. stalling new tank with capacity of s0.o00 gallons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
NO MORE.

The snow fall in the Huachucas did not amount to much as there was only a total of three and one-half inches It the Miller canyon reservoir Of the Huachnca Water company
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO VISIT FRIENDS.

Mrs Fred Brown went 10 Bisbce his afternoon for brief visii with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
REEVES IMPROVING.

According to word received Ems morning from the (. & A. hospital al, Bisbte. F.. II. Reeves, well known !O- cal resident who was operated upon late Saturday night for apHendicjiis~- $ .mppying The patien, spen; rest ful night las, night, according tafgpyl received and today is resting easy, and t is believed he hy .p1sea the cri;iGh stage. which will W pleasing ncHsi To Tombstonites. CI[L
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

TlSL1ly'-t- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Regular services 8, the Congrega. tional church on Sunday as usual. A, >Hce. >Hcse. pa,4hs S5,2- will speak on HTpe /GQod Tidihgs Of Christmas" !" frhyf1ihtLt choir will be preesnt and tenJey several Christmas anthems. L6i J, al e9teg irio the glad spiri, of .stslss3s6M : Sfhday School a, 10 a. m. Evening s,rvise a, 7:3o o'clock XNESARK Minister ARE NOW LOCATED.
 .tlests< 2Dlyth. who has accepted the position as uldersheriff under Sheriff. eJbe IyHd. s%saed in Tombstone ,tgd5t q5&Sa3HSga+y &Hs1H3+ Mrs. Blyth, and Aayzt,4tetadseyfer;y cottage whe-e they will make their home during tie tiYr NIT. Blyth ,reI5ains here in of. ySy ThlkTsSt6;g Iaafe been residents Of Douglas f9s a number of years, 5Yt,satf6@e'GeNdlZnected
 with lhe F. p & $.
 es>IAHC&
 NeAB7Eksr RELIEF.
 Theses sdin q sf25.so Tor the beneg- ', Of inc Near East Relief was realized pug stiMdSsSd~& given at the Con grelstopal Aurch last night accord. ' -IfE to Bf announcement of Rev. C. W stark c1of2I The offering was -grst5asEiy psSSsnded to by all pres ls.,, ya.; Ggs3ssG E4gS 3sG,sntls to donate fur s-6e+f 7 ihs ISr Eas; Relief may do
 so by ealiing-9n,M1s Frances J. Abel, 'reasYT/bfYI D. >@oney is sent
 into the Phoenix hsadquarters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO HuACHUCA.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty. She returned las: night from Florence, where he went to take three prisoners went 70 Fort Huachuca this morning on a business mission for the sheriffs
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.

Saturday the nativity of Our Lord J, ,as Christ is duplex of the first c.ass with privi,e ged octave of the third order. The midnight Christmas High Mass. Misa de Gallo. win be Of tered up in sacred Heart Church this city. \ low mass. Misa Resada, VII follow it Immediately Children in arms should not be brought 10 the midnight mass They may. however, be admitted to the second mass. Con. 'ossions vii he heard Friday after. noon The Vigil ot Nativity is last day. ie. only one fu'! meal k permis- sible and that not before noon. The Sur,isi= -1,,i-,rn+s+es rrSn VI Sun,isr Dec. -s.- -'rsr- feavc- o- ST S-rrtran. -tf- proiomartyr. and vii remain open un- g'!l AsAk kWedaerlay eX&ysive.
 ,E 2-IfZ Re9. WH. INO LEAvER
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
ERE 20 RCHRISTMAS.

Orin Preston. son or Mrs Phoebe Preston, arrived hon.e yesterday from Washington. n C. where he is d;- tending the Naval Academy Orin re- gently suffered mishap in which he los; finger and has been in the hos pi,al a, Washington. He will return a ihe CapiJoi after he holidays.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

The pay d; the Cry sta, theaj,r to- morrow nigh. is one almost entirely comedy from beginning to end aui The feature itself IS full ot good hearty. wholesome laughs. with the Oriental dance scene warm number. The feature is Bryant Washburn in The Sins oi $, Anthony" one of the cleveres, things Washburn has ever done. I, viii be followed by rough and tumble Sunshine comedy
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
Douglas
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

This morning Judge Lockwood in the Superior Ccur' ordered inc com mittment or C. A Plunkett. to the state insane asylum al Phoenix Pun ket, is a religious fanatic and his ex- animation revealed the fact that ne has ouditory Authorizations that he has daily messages from Satan. w,'o directs h.n D do certain things. ps-- ,icularly to moving certhn artiel .s from his home He said the Devil also visited him while he was in ja.l. He will be taken 70 Phoenix tomorrow FROM siseEg.
 Supt Phiibrook. ot the Bis6ee ci.y schools and party were visitors in Tombstone today at the office of Elsle Toles. coun.y school superintendent. FROM UNIVERSITY.
 Fritz Johnson and Reece Cornelius arrived home yesterday from the Uni- versity a; Tucson and will spend the Christmas holidays with their parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO BISs z E.

County Attorney k \ French wen, To Bisbee this afternoon on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TO BISs E E.

Mrs F. Coe. county stenographer, vent 10 Bisbee Uni safternoon to spend he day with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
RETURNED TO uTAH,

VI, Ju.ia P. Canfreld. ,isfer oi Mr.. M lvey. who came here from [ssr hOmi in Enterprise. Utah. w.h iht in. l"u'bn vt spending The v'nleE7 her., lc'' his morning for her hesf The Tombstone altitude was too high Tor Mr. Canfieid and she decided to fp1,, fur phome Mrs lvoy accompanieG l,.- .... p.,.o, D
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
OFFICERS OF LOCAL MASONIC
 ORDERS FoR.rHE YEAR ie2'

The folioNing is lis; 0; officers chosen by the local Masonic orders for The ensuing year 1921 The oii- ger, ot the Order Of Eastern tSar are a.>o contained ia the following list: King Solomon Lodge No. 5. F. A. M.
 W M R F. Valance; <. w. J L. sparks; ! W. c E. Warner; Secty., II r Johnson; Treas, l. IT. McPhe' son; ;. D. ! II Davis; ] D.. \. :? Giacoma. : <. C. W Schneider: ]. S.. T. D Cioche',i: Mar. II |. Hutchisoa; Chaplain Rev C W stark; Ty'er. J. A Perry
 coehise Chapter No. I, R. A. NJ.
 II P. J A Ncy: King. ]. l.. Sparks scribe, II. l.. Hnichison. Treas, ] fl. McPherson; Sec'y A Wentworth. C. of H.. R E. Valance. P. <. II. H Hughar,: R A C. W ]. Scewar.; M9v. N M B.udworth M2v, w A Fowler; Mlv. N scnmid,. San' (. w Schneider
 Tombstone commdndary No. s.
 Knights Templar
 F. C. ] A Iyey; GenI. ! T Kings- bury; Cap, GenI A II. Gardner; $ W If r. Johnson: J W, J |. Sparks; Prelate, II II. Hughar.: Treas. ! II McPherson. Rec. A. Wen;worth Stan E. W T Boyd: Swd, B., W |. stewart: Warder. F. A Hughes. Sc1-.. N. Schmfi-.
 Building Committee
 A. II Gardner w \ Fowler. J II. McPherson. IT. l. Hu'chisou W .Schmid'. J l.. sparks
 Venus Chapter No. i2. Order Eastern
 Star.
 " M Jennie S'ewar,. W P. < II Gardner; A. NJ Emma Johnson; See. 'rc,lry Ka,hryn tIu.caison. Treas. lillian Hughar; Cond Haze, Wynn; IA C.. Grace Kolb; Chap. k Va. hanco Mar Ellen Harwood Org. Gior.a Woolery; Allah. Alice Swail: Ruth. Ethel Warner: Esther. Mildred lStru;he.s Martha. Emily AXtel. F.. ec,a, Ethel Davis: Warder Matte Reed Sen;. Wm. Sehmid,
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
8 EkSON BANK ER.

\ G. smith. pFesideu; ,Pt the Co
 ch.i County State Bank, ps in Tort tOs,one today on busineis wus Ca, bier i. C. Fahns,ock O. The locrj ms button. yJ'
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.

Thos Cowan. well known old.,imer Of Gleeson came in today and vii, re main in Tombstone during the Xmas holidays the guest of his daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
FROM nUAchecAs

ILesye Wilcox wa. visitor Tols1sJ,ae today from his ranch a he HuachlCa mlun. n.ajas
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
TOMBSTONE ID W N TOPICS TERSELY T0lO
MONDAY
~~~~NO>@ z ROM BlSBE t

Wm Chauncey spen, yesterday H Tomh.toue from hi, home in Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
oLEe SON Vislross.

2 1>-A,gg8s the visitor, in Tombstoq
 today were Cons<Sb.e l.. M Brow and Y McE%ntonJ6, G,aoson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26
PRISONERS TO PEN.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafeiriy lt,. yesterday r. Flrence taking three prisOners to ,he penitentiary. Sho had been sentenced by Judge l.oc ,- wood during the week They were Frank Voig;, sentenced to 10 and one-half years for statutory rape; Ramon Armenderez. sentenced to 1 '1 g years for burglary committed at Bowie and John Thomas, colored. sen tnced to 10 years for burglary at DOug,aE
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-12-26

The folioNing is list 0: officers chosen by rhe local Masonic orders for The ensuing year 1921 The oi- ger, Q; the Order Of Eastern tSar are a.,o contained .a thc following list: