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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22
FILM REvIE. PROVES PICTURES GOOD.

J. x. Games. one of the local stocs- holders in the Border Faature Film Company. today received word from B.shee that the review of the first 52o" feet O. film just completed in the first picture produced by the company The Only Girl met with the high approval of the company when it was shown last night The last shots or the play were completed in Tombstone yesterday and were sent to Los An geles last night. They will be return ed within two days when the picture will be cut and put together for sale 10 the First National exhibitors who have contracted for the output of the local company. Filming of the next picture to be produced by the com pany will be started this week
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22
STREET "OEH PROGR SING.

Repairing the crossings. cleaning the loose and proiruding rocks and clearing the gutters of the main streets is well under way under the supervision of Mayor C. l.. Cummings. considerable force has been added
 which has been split into three gangs and rapid progress is being made To- day work started on Allen street be- ginning at the old ice plant. At the corner Of 9th and Allen the center is being slightly raised and ditched al the side in conformity with the rest of the street, and when the few bad holes in front of the postofice are filled in the street will be in good shape. Following completion of the main thoroughfares the side streets will be worked and put in good shape.
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CREW WORKING ON
 RAMSEY CANYON ROAD.

County Engineer Sid Smyth an- nounced yesterday that a gang of eight men and several teams are at work making the repairs into Ramsey
 canyon. authorized by the board of sll- pervisors two weeks ago. Yesterd " due to heavy travel into the canyon
 Mr Smyth authorized his gang to hold themselves in readiness to assist any traveller who might become stranded on The steep hill leading into the canyon which was pretty soft due 10 lack of rains. .ir Smyth instruct. ed his men to make no charge for this assistance. and from reports received today assistance was rendered in sev.
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DAMAGE CASE STILL ON TRIAL.

Although it was expected that it would occupy not more than two days, the case of L. F. Parker ys. the mem. brrs Of the Cochise County Highway Commission and Tate X Tate. contrac. tors. was still on late this afternoon with indications that il would take the whole of tomorrow to complete.
 The plaintiff did not rest until la;e this afternoon. and the defense which started shortly after. has number of witnesses to put on the stand before arguments are started Numerous law points and references 10 the rec. ords including contract and specifi. cations have marked the trial The plaintiff is suing for damages alleged due us result of injuries received when he ran into an open cut on the DouglassRodeo highway in July last year Two other cases Of similar na ture are pending
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IBTnDSton
SERVOSS SCHOOL TO CONSOLIDATE WITH cocHisE.

According 10 Dr J B. Ellis. of Co chise. who was iH Tombstone tods" tie Servoss school will soon petition the county school superintendent and board of supervisors for permission c consolidate with the Cochise School District; IL is figured that better re. suits can be obtained by consolidation of the two districts, which is gradually resulting ;hroa-aou; ;hr state due ,o conditions
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The few copies that reached Douglas and Bisbee of the June issue of "AG aaa :ioac reached Tombstone. Efforts of Mir Boyd to get copies from sev- eral news companies and even the publishers were futile Unless stray copy gets in we will not be able 10 pass judgment on th. story of Fred erick Beckdolt appearing in that is sue. which is story about John Slaughter and Tombstone in the eari- fer days.
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Mir and Mrs w T. Boyd returned yesterday from a three-day trip in Bisbee and Douglas, MT. Boyd having gone to confer with tha chambers of commerce of both cities and business men relative to the big celebration to be held in Tombstone on July 3ri, itk and 5th. As yet definite an nouncement that Douglas will not made. although it is the concensus of
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COOPERATIVE MILL MAKING RUNS.

Initial runs of the Cooperative mill are now being made. general start Of the mill having been made Satur- day and the first ore put through for 2 test has proven satisfactory results for the management. a complete re- view of the mill will appear in these columns within the next few days.
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DAY SHIFTS.

Until some further change Is made or rains come to help out the water shortage, the National Metals RecOv- cry company will run their mil! on day shit. the same as the Bert Hu,- .aud min. according to announcement by the H.a,haca W4,er company. i, having boru determined tina. the W. Ter pressure remains the same at both mills on the pres-u; flow with the present usage
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PICK THE WISNEH.

The Commercial Club yesterday re- ceiyed letter Of inquiry from d man with d string cf ponies he wants To race here on the Fourth of July. The letter was turned over to Bill Boyd and he is in correspondence with the gentleman. who ayows that he has some fast ponies
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22

ed in Tombstone over night and met a number of local farmers and busi- ness men. They report that a joint meeting of the Farmers and Mer- chants clubs of Bowie and San simon has been called for Saturday evening. May 2l. for the purpose of organn- ing an irrigation district. and to per feet an organization for the filing on the water rights in the San simon val ley lt is the intention to have Geo. Maxwell present at the meeting. IL is eventually hoped that the district will be formed and that bonds can be issued for the purpose of raising funds for the building Of storage dams dur ing the rainy season that will provide enough water for irrigation during the dry spells Over 30 farmers from l5 local districts were in town yesterday backing the committee which appear ed before the board
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COX this morning. where he goes 10 complete arrangements with business men there as affecting the celebration c. be given in Tombstone on July Sri, ith and tn it was reported that Wil- COX was planning d celebration Of her own. but as Mr Boyd is making an effort to have the Tombstone celebra- ton d countrywide affair, he went to discuss the matter with the WillcO1 people.
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OISAPPOiNTN ENT.

going on Saturday at the court house clouds were lowering in the skies above and every indication Of rain was evident. but Sunday morning the people awoke to see another cloudless sky and another disappointment was their lot
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ON THE MOVE.

Mrs. A. D. ThHrman. who has been residing in the Engle cottage. recent ly sold to Walter Rushin. has moved into the Cummings adobe next to r. C. Hurs; Mrs Catherine Moore. aa emp.oHe of the Assessors office. has moved her family into the old Godfrey cottage.
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CHILD HAS APPENDICITIS.

Wm. Featherman. local contractor and carpenter. this afternoon took his youngest son 10 the hospital at Bis bee. where all operation will be per. formed on the child for appendicitis The boy was suddenly stricken this morning The operation VIII prooab:y be performed this afternoon or tomor. row morning
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BROUGHT MEXICAN.

Deputy Sheriff Ed Leahy. ot Doug las. today brought to the county jail Amado Gutire. Of Pirtleyilie. charged with q serious offense against IT. year-old girl He will be held to- trial iu the Superior Court
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HORSE STOt EN IN VALLEY.

According to word received al .ls sheriffs office this morning a horse was stolen during the night of the l.-h from the pasture of Clarence Delaney. in the Sulphur Springs valley. The thieves broke into the pasture it was reported and the horse was tracked as far as Forrest Ranch. IL is expect ed the horse was taken across the lin- The horse was 6-year-old animal. dark bay. medium size and was brlni- aI L. l.z,- Ls
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W II Jamison. formerly connected nith the County Engineers office re turned today from Douglas. where he has been spending the past three months iIe will remain in Tombstone for the present
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The primary grades of Miss Mar riott. Mrs Reed and Mss Lake. at the Wilcott school this afternoon enter tained their parents from Co 2, by singing and recitations. Exhibits of the work of the children during the year brought forth much praise both for the teachers and their pupils
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SOUTHLAND VISITORS.

Among the visitors iu Tombstone ro- day from CourtlanJ having been called here as witnesses in the shat tuck ys Brown case. which was dis missed. were Judge Guy Emmons. F. F; LaymoH. F. C. Gibbons. and Geo Miller
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The early completion ot the state highway rom Bernardino to Rodeo was assured yesterday when the board of supervisors approved the claims of contractors on the Douglas east road as presented by w A. h. graham. chief clerk of the state high way department This will please everybody. because they want roads and all roads under construction com. pleteG as soon as possible
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The Bert Holland mill is now run ming in apple pie order and the con, centrates are running high m lead. combination shipments to the Fl Paso
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BACK TO piRTtEvIClE.

Rev Fr. Collymore of the Catholic church. va Sin Tombstone today -n route back to Pirtleville from Benson, where he had been to hold Sunday ser, vices Father Collymore will remain in Pirtleville during ;:ie rest of the present month before returning to rnrnhsfnnn
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STILL WITH US.

The need Of good houses is still strong in Tombstone and no sooner is house empty than it is full. so Ot speak. for the need of houses in Tombstone becomes more apparent each day.
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RETURNED HOME.

Jim Mcdonald. chief deputy asses
 sOr. returned home yesterday from Globe. where he has been as q wit
 ness before the federal court
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SOM E TIM E.

Aside from the fact that the meet ing of the Bankhead road delegates at Douglas on Saturday the 2Sth. there Is an added feature in the program that must not be overlooked and that will be the supper to be held in Agua Prieta that evening Tombstone will send regular delegation" so that our interests will be protected on both sides of the line
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Among the. attorneys in town today from Douglas was F x. French for mer county attorney.
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BRING CAMPING OUTFIT.

People from several parts or the county have iEtimated they will come to Tombstone and take in the whole durn shebang" on the Fourth of July and bring their camping outfits with them as the hotels will turn people
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VISITING SISTER.

Mrs. Martin Efinger is visiting in Tombstone for several days the guest
 of her sister. Mrs Vim Critchley, who
 returned yesterday from visit in , Rishee
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Fren x. Holmquist, assistant state engineer, was in Tombstone today. He was summoned as witness in the damage case of Fred Parker against the members of the Cochise County Highway Commission
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Dana T. Milner. banker and legisla- tor of Bowie. and W. q. Richards. and T. C. Winsor. of the same place. spent the day in the county seat today on business at the Supervisors office.
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LOOKING AHEAD.

Giacoma Bros. the enterprising
 managers Of the Crystal theater will! arrange with the First National Film
 Company. who have purchased The stone and Bisbee by the Border Film Company. to have fl here and show t the three celebration days this com ing July second. third and fourth.
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TURNING THEM AWAY.

some Of our hotels turn people away avery night Is only a question with the traveller Of findinz which one Is not full
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VISITING HE RE.

Mir. and Mrs A J Paquin and baby of Prescott, are visiting in Tombstone for several weeks. the guests of Mrs. Paquin's parents. MT and Mrs Bud Holland
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FARM RS HERE FROM NORTH.

Although due to tire trouble they ar. rived here too late to join the delega- tion which appeared before the board of supervisors relative to the farm ad- visor. W. F. Fry. C. A. Me;zger and H. P Maxwell. of San Simon. remain.
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VISITED MOTHER.

Mrs. Alfred Paul. of Douglas came up yesterday and is visiting her moth CT. Mrs G W. swain. and sister. Miss Alice Swain
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PC RCEASES HOME.

Walter Rushin has purchased the cottage and lot adioiL:n2 the Cottage Hotel on the south. and will remodel the same for q home.
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FROM ROAD DEPT.

R. \. lnsraham. purchasing agent for the state highway department. was in Tombstone today meeting with the board Of supervisors regarding state road work in this county
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FROM PEARCE.

F L. Bryant. superintendent ot the Commonwealth mine at Pearce. was m town today being interested in the damage case on trial in the Superior Court today.
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IN GLOBE E.

Jim Mcdonald former sheriff and present chic; deputy assessor is ex- pected 10 return from Globe where ha has been as witness in q white slavery case. iu which he was the ar resting officer when he was sheriff.
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. II. A. lso. mother Of Cour, h. terpr-te- John Iso. returned today from Ei-ha- whsra sao has been ou visit with her daughter.
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HERE FROM CLEi.DALE.

Attorney Joseph Hansen and wife arrived in Tombstone this. morning, Mr Hansen having b2en summoned here as witness in d case before the Superior Court MT. and Mrs. Han sen were former residents of Tomb stone before moving to Glendale. Mir. Hansen serving q term as deputy county attorney. The Hansens are very much satisfied with their new home and are doing well. although the warm weather is beginning to set in around the Salt River valley They will go 10 Bisbee this evening to visit friends before returning to Glendale. They are travelling by auto.
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eral cases. As soon as rain occurs. however. to harden the surface. the road Will be in good going shape. MT. Smyth reports
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FROM BENSON.

President A. c. Smith. of the Co chise County State Bank was in town today from Benson. where he makes his headquarters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22

T II Wright justice Of the peace and O. r.. Patterson. constable. ot Apache. were visitors in Tombstone today on matters in the court. They returned to their homes this after
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DIVISION ENGINEER HERE.

W. z. Goetz division engineer for fAe state highway department. with Headquarters in Douglas, was here to- day appearing before the board of su- perpisors with reference to state road ,rcrl
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IN siSs 3 E E

Geo Iyey and Bill Critchley local
 leasors. went 60 Bisbre today on a brief business visit
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs ] F. Butler. mother of Mrs. Mary Bravin and Ms. sophie Bishop. returned to her home in Lowell yes terday following d weeks pleasant visit here
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IN BISBEE.

NJ. N. Bludworth. vice president of the First National Bank. accompanied by Mrs. Bludworth. spent yesterday in Bisbee
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RETURNS FROM NORTH.

County Engineer Sid Smyth return. cd today from three days trip in the northern part of the county, hay ing been accompanied by Supervisor Dave Adams on d tour ul the roads in that section of the county Hr. Smyth reports that owing to lack oI rain the northern section oi thr county is in pretty had shape. and the cattle are suffering consider.h.r .s result.
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HEADED THIS WAY.

Harry Locke. the road map king. is headed this way on his annual road tour. preparatory to getting out his 1922 guide book. according to word received by the Tombstone Commer- ci.I Club
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DISCONTINUED SERVICE.

The stage line thar mas been run ming fro mTombstone to Benson for the past two months. has been dis continued for period of 90 days The owners found that present con ditions in this section of the state did not warrant its operation. They were given a 90.day permit 10 stoT by the corporation commission and may resume at the end of that time
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row morning
FROM GOVERNMENT DRAW.

Vim. Davis and wife and child were visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch in Government Draw.
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FROM ST. DAVID.

J. <. Merrill. ST, and son. Byron Merrill. were visitors in Tombstone today retarnirs to their homes this af ternoon.
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ARRIVED HOME.

Miss Lucille Tracey arrived home today from Douglas and will spend several weeks here with her parents. MT and Mrs isaac Tracey.
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HER EON BUSINESS.

Mir and Mrs. John D. Prout Jr. of Mascot. are visiting in Tombstone for several days on business MT Prout is general manager oi the Central Cop per company and Mascot and Western Raflxay ap<Nascor
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TO PHOENIX.

The corporation commission. after hearing the three Huachuca Water cases and the Mountain States tele. phoeu case. left for Phoenix on the Golden State Limited, la the party were Commissioner Johnson, Engineer Ferguson. Reporter Criswell and Paul Geary. of counsel for the water com pany and phone company. and II. ]. McNey. of the phone company
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22
THOSE CLOUDS.

The clouds of yesterday looked like snow clouds and the weather felt like snow or hail had fallen hereabouts. but if it did it was not in Cochi5e CnunfN
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SUIT ON NOTE.

\ suit on d note entitled Chas- Grauer vs W. F. Abraham. was on trial today before jury in Judge Lockwood's court, D. Benshimol rep resenting the plaintiff and Doan and Stephenson the defendant.
 This afternoon the jury. after be- ing out but a few minutes, returned & verdict in favor of the plaintiff grant ing the amount of the suit $500. s5i interest and SIOO attorneys fees.
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VISITING OLD FRIEND.

ker. of Pasadena. California. was in ing the weekend on a visit with Judge Mir Warren are old schoolmate friends and Mir. Warren journeys down to Cochise county every year to spend a week with Judge Sames They left this afternoon for Douglas. where they will remain over Sunday. M-
 Warren returning to Pasadena and
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-22

opinion among Douglas business men that owing to the depression a cele- bration this year is not possible. The matter will definitely be decided Mon. day when a meeting is to he held by the American Legion. Bisbee and the Warren District will cooperate with Tombstone insofar as could be learn ed yesterday. according tn Mir Boyd. and definite word is expected shortly. Mir Boyd will go 10 Wilcox tomorrow to meet with business men there. and will also visit Gleeson. Courtlani. Pearce. Cochise Johnson and other places enroute Later he will make a trip to Benson and to Fort Huachuca to make final arrangements
 TOMORROW MIGHT.
 Constance Binney. she who made a hit here some time since upon her frs; appearance here. is bokked for a presentation of The stolen Kiss" at the Crystal theater tomorrow night. There will also be the l2th round of "A Double Adventure. the serial with the punch; that is, fl has the punch fl you believe in hairbreadth escapes and other things that are miraculous. even in pictures
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WEDNESDAY
GLEASON VISITOR.

F.. w. Crozier Gleeson butcher, spent the day in the county seat on business
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TO MORALES.

Division State Highway Engineer l. T. Frazer was as far east on the Douglaseast road yesterday as Apache. returning here last night and going or to the state highway work at Sonoita. He reports work from Der nardino east as rushing. more SO since the prospect of real coin of the realm In few days for the contractors He says that it takes money to make the mare go. but in this case the mules are stepping livlier.
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FROM DOUGLAS.

F w Jones and wife and child. of Douglas, are visiting in Tombstone for few days They are guests at the Tourist
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SATURDAY
VISITING IN BiSsEE.

Mrs Wm. Lutley is visiting in Bis bee for few days the guest Of Mrs H. NJ Woods
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FROM RANCH.

Mr. and Mrs. j. F.. Logan spent last night in Tombstone from their ranch near Hereford
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TRAVELLING MAN.

p. Head. travelling for a Los Angel es for q Los Angeles wholesale house was in Tombstone yesterday and to. day
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TOMORROW MIGHT.
THURSDAY
noVE6.-

Waiter Rushil moved his family in 10 their recently purchased home yes terday lie will build q garage on il which will face seventh street
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l. II. McPherso
TO WILCOX.

President W. T. Boyd. of the Tomb stone Commercial Club. went to Will
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MOTION FOR NEW TRAIL.

Motion for retrial in the case Of Thomas ys. the City of Bisbee. which was tried about a month ago in the noon in Department l of the Superior Court. Judge Lockwood presiding.
 Thomas was awarded S4000 dam ages as result of alleged injuries re ceiyed when his auto overturned on School Hill. in Bisbee The defendant claims errors in the former case as well as new evidence discovered which
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs F.. J. Westeryeit returned home today from Tucson where she spent several days on visit with her daughter
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VISITING RELATIVES.

Mrs Wm. Hughes came over yester- day from Bisbee and will visit here for several days the guest of her daugh- ters. Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish and Mrs l. H. McPherson.
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Sheriff Joe Hood returned today from Douglas. where he has been on brief business visit connected with his office
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BACK TO DOUGLAS.

Mrs. r. ". Jones and daughter re- turned 10 their home at Douglas this morning. MT. Jones remaining here on the jury.
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dumps and mine arrived Saturday and will begin construction work at once. Mr. Hammond and family have taken the Valance cottage for the summer and MT. Sibring has taken the Bene- dict house These gentlemen are as- sociated with George Kilt and other Tucson people in the venture which promises to he quite an extensive plant
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are stepping livli'
SOME CROW 0.

The cool weather and the good mu- sic is serving to draw. from all indi.
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FROM TURNER.

Ernest Graf of Turner was in town today.
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TO TUCSON

Charlie Allen. manager Of the R. B Krebs Auto Co. went to Tucson toda, on brief business visit
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TO BIS E.

Tony Giacoma. of the Tombstone brief business visit
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TO TT. HUAcHUCA.

Chas Alien. of the Day X Night wen; 10 Fort Huachuca today.
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CONTRACTOR HERE.

Frank Vaughn. Bisbee contractor. was among the visitors in the county seat today He will remain for sev- eral days
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TUESDAY
70 SiSsee 6.

10 sisseE.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty went 10 Bisbee this afternoon on a bri af business visit
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FROM DOUGLAS.

D. C. O'Neil. Douglas automobil, dealer fnd manager of the Mot0l Transit Company. was in Tom5ston. today on business at the court house
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HERE ON JU RY.

| V. Scott and C. A. Peckinpaugh, pioneers of the county. are soiourni1g iii Tombstone for few days having been empanelled on the present jury.