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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
KAZATEL SEBEVRAHEM.
Duchcvni pozil jedu 20 donna
ri, ze provedl nez5konitou o.
persci IA sve dceri.

Marietta. O., 6. dubna. Se-
bevrazda zde dnes Rev. j. II.
Mindlinga 2 Waterford prive-
dla ku tragickemu zakonteni
pofad udalosti We spojenl ma
hlou snrti jeho dcery, sletny
Esther Mindlingov6, l9-lete,
minnly ttvrtek. Sebeyrazdu
spachal, pon6vad2 hrozilo mu
soudni stihani pro Gin. kter6ho
Sc dopustil, kdyz deera jeho
hroZila, re Sc sveta Sc sproyo-
di.
Duchovni zrovna rysel re
soudni sine pod dozorem seri-
ia A. r. Robertse po doznani,
ze proved neZakonitou opera
ci ma sve dceri. Ucinil ie be-
hem inkvestu pred koronerem
V soudni budove Washington
okresu.
Mindling tazan byl Serifem
zda-li 81 pfeie videti nekoho,
nez bude odyeden do veZeni.
"Pral bych 81 mluviti Sc svoii
aenou n6kolik minut,' pravil
duchovni, kdyz vstoupil do toi
letni mistnosti. o pet minut
pozd6ii vessel tam Serif Roberts
a nasel kazatele leziciho ma
podlaze a umiraiiciho.
LahviGka, iez obsahovala
jed, lezela vedle neho. Lekari,
iiz svedcili pri inkvestu. po-
skytli mu lined vsechnu moz-
nou pomoc, nez on zemrel We
dvou minutach.
Esther Mindlingova onemoc
nala 81 hfezna, avsak mistni
l6kar. .ienz hyl povoldn. ode
pfel prov6sti operaci. Bvlo tu-
diz poslano pro otce ie5iho,
ienz konal prave "ozivovaci
poboznostI" V Belpre a tyz
proved operaci die sveho do
znani pTi inl1vestu. Divka hro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

Nota k Japonsku jest V od-
poved' ma onu We veci Yapu OBJ
drzenou od te zeme 2. brezna.
Pfitomne noty doplnuji protest
adresovany Spoj. Staty rade
Svazu Narodi prot protektora
tn udelenemu Japonsku mad o.
strovem zap. Prvni nota v tom
to sporu byla odeslana dri-
vejslm sekretafem statu Col
bym 8. listopadu.
Prohlasiv, re "nemnze~ byti
zadneho platneho a utinn6ho
rozdeleni zamorskych drzav
Nemecka. 0 nez Sc nyni jedna,
bez souhlasu Spoj. StatG", Sc
kretaf Hughes poukazuje, re
smlouva Versaillska "nezaji-
stuje Japonsku aniz kteremu
koli jinemu narodu jakekoli
pravo V zamoiskych drzavach
N6mecka krone rovneho pra-
va Mich, jez zajisteno jest
Spoienym StatIm."
"Naopak,' pravi, "Clanek
119 Versaillske smiouvy usta-
novnje: "Nemecko vzdava Sc
We prospech hlavnich spojene-
ckych pridruzenych mocno-
sti vsech svych pray vlastni-
ckych narok1 mad svymi zamor
skymi drzavami.'
"Nebude brano v pochyb-
most, re jednou z hlavnich spo
jeneckych a pridruzenych
mocnosti, jichz prosp6ch Ne
mecko vzdalo Sc svych pray a
vlastnlckych narOku, Jsou Spo-
jene Staty. TAX nejenom posta-
veni vlady japonsk6 nenaby-
va zadne silly re smlouvy Yer
saillsk9, aniz z diskussi pred
chazejicich il, avsak zneni
smlouvy potvrzuje postaveni
vlady Spoj. Statl."
Ma jinem mlste pravi nota
Hughesova, re Spoj. Staty nj
kdy neopravnily Svaz Naro-
dI, aniz nejvySsf radu, aby
jednaly jich jmenem a tudfz
nemini uznati mandatu udele-
neho Japonsku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
HEDRICk PRIJAI. VELVY.
SLANEcTyl.

Washington, 6. dubna. N.Y.
ron 7. Herrick rozhodl Sc pfi-
jati ustanoveni iako americky
velvyslanec pro Francii, misto,
iez zaujimal "a presidenta
Tafta q jeste "a pocatku syato-
ssas valaxy prnss9.ast oznami for
maine Herrickovo imenovdni
brzy 20 2ahajeni kongresu a
otekava Sc, ze novy velvysla-
nee odiede do Paflze V prr-
mich m6sicich letnich. Domov
Herrickuv jest Y Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

Somerset, XIV, 6. dubna. -
Vlak znamy jako Royal Palm
Limited, ujizdejici 20 Southern
draze ma sever, vysinul Sc ma
sledkem porouclane koleinice
blfze New River, Tenn, dnes
odpoledne. Sest osob. mezi
mimi Harry Sickles ze st. Ma
rvs, O., bylo zabito a asi tficet
poraneno. Vlak ujizdel Xelikou
rychlosti, kdyz nestesti Sc sta
10 til Pullmankv a til denni
kary vyletely 2 koleii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07

diva federalni zrizenci z odbo-
ru spravedlnosti, svedciti o
stayu nevolnictvi ma plantazi.
Soudce John T.. Hutcheson
zamitl oba navrhy a Green +.
Johnson, hlavni obhaice pro
Wiil;amse. naznatil, re Sc CO.
VIOLA ma tomto bode pfip.,
usv6dcenl Williamse.
Pc celou hodinu krizoveho
vyslechu Manning. jenz byl
obzalovan spolecn6 5 William
sem, zapiral, ze byl Ma neho
tinen n6jaky natlak, aby W.
pravel svoii historku. Nebyl
pry tryznen, aniz mu vyhrozo-
vano smrti "A tez nebyl mu sli-
bovan mirny trest. bhde-li ma
pomocen V usv6dceni William
Sc.
Manning byl hlavnim sved-
KEN pro stat a behem jeho W.
slechu soudni sin byla pfepln1
IA. Zdal Sc byti malo dotcen
sHHm vyprav6nim a mluvil kid
ne jako by sc jednalo o veci
zcela malicherne. Nedovede Gi
SIT ani psati. Pravil. Ze jest
=. p@asi.-2a rokha ale neVi. .kde
Sc narodil.
"Pokud prvne Sc pamatuji
na sama sebe." pravil, "byl
jsem okresu Jasper"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
STAVkA BRITICkYCH
UHLOKOPU.
Odepfeli operovati dulni cer-
padia b&hem vyjednavani S
viadou.

Londyn. 5. dubna. Den veli-
keno roztileni, kdy jeden
cas- 1dalo Sc, ae stavka uhloho-
pu bude skoneena NZajemnym
dohodnutlm. Zklamal tyto ma
deje, kdyz unie odepfela opero
yati d0lni cerpadla, nez-li Wy
jednavani bude zahajeno. jak
bylo zadano Sc strany vlady.
Prvni schuze vlady hayiti
vlastniky dolu byla ustano-
vena ma II h. Ultra rama V OBJ
chodni komore a Zatim vSecky
otazky jednani zeleznitaru
transportnich delnik1, kteff
spolu haviri tvofi "trojspo-
le," byly prozatim1e suspen-
dovany.
PAX ministersky predseda o.
znamil We snemovne poslanec-
cke, re federace haviru jej u
vAdomila, re nemini operovati
dulni cerpadla behem vyjedna-
vani.
Zda-li tato prekazka jest
vaznou. jak zdalo Sc vysvitati
z reel premierovy, nebylo
zrovna jasno. Frank Hodges.
jeden 2 yddcu haviru. Zminuje
Sc te v6ci dnes vecer pravil.
re nepovazuje otazl.u vyjedna
vani Ia beznadejnou. Jinou
priznivou okolnosti jest, re
premier dopsal vykonnemu u
fadu haviru. aby jeho zastupci
seSli Sc MIN Ultra casne rano
v jeho residence ma Downing
Street.
Celkem mozno fici. re indu-
strialni situace valne Sc zlepsi-
la od vcerejska a X zadnym
dalSim vytrznostem nedoSlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
pIANThz sMRTl Y CEORCN
JEDENACT CERNOCHU DRzENYCH
v VNEVOLNICTVi BYLO NAM
ZAVRAZDENO
Sensacnl process zahajen

CoFington, Ca, 6. dubna.
S.rach vlastni zivot pfim6l
Clyde Manninga, cernosskeho
tarmAfskeho bose, re poma
hal pii zavrazd&ni jedenacti
ternoch0 zam6stnanych ma
PLAINTIFF Johna S. Williamse, V
okresu Jasper. Vypoved' tuto
utinil dnes Manning pred soud
CEN a porotou pr procesu S
Williamson zde.
Phi kTizov6m vyslechu W.
povidal Manning, re nechtel
pomahati zabiti ie, avsak bal
So neuposlechnouti Williamse,
ienz pry cht6l Sc zbayiti svych
'zam6stnancd. ably nemohli pro-
ii nGmu sv6dciti nevolnictyi
Nh ieho farm6.
"Mne nebyli V cest6," pravil
Manning, maly zavality muz,
yazici asi $50 liber. "a ia ne
cEt6l od5traniti ie. avSak Mr..
Johny Nkl. Jest to tvlj kirk
nebo jejich'."
Williams jest souzen pro
vrazdu Lindsey Petersona, jed
noho 2 tii NUN, ktefi byli pri-
vezeni do ekHesu Newton u.
topeaych q obhajoba shazila
Sc, aby svadek obmezil Sc pou-
ze M vppov6di o Petersonove
smrti a aby nes,nel, jakoz i
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
NAREL EABcBUPK We
SVYCARSKU.
Ma ceste Rakouskem stai Sc ter
carn nepfaselsky h Demon
straci.

LondIn, 6. dubna. DMvajsi
c:sar Karel pfijel do Luzernu,
We ssvgcaftu. aki II bod.
d1es veter, die depese y ca
rychu k Exchange Telegraph.
Byl provazen driy6jsi cisarov-
nou Iitou, jez setkala Sc MIN
Y Buchsu, pohranitnin m6ste,
kan dojel dnes Y ) hod. odpo-
ledne.
Karel zdal Sc byti velmi u
maven vysilen.
Geneva, 8. dubna. Gen. Kiss
ling, zastupce syycarsk5 v!ady,
uvital drivtjsiho cisare Karla
y Buchsu, ma rakouskych hra-
niclch a provaZel jej do Luzer-
nu, die zprav obdrzeaych zde
dnes odpoledne. Svycarske ca
sopisy pravi, ze pobyt byvale-
no cisare ye Svycarsku bude o
meZen yladou.
Widen, &. dubna. Denionstra-
ce proti driyaiSimu cisai.i kar-
lovi Y Brucku, Dolnich RAJ
kousich, iaz m6la n nasledek
zdrzeni vlaku o pet hodin, by
Ia mnohem yaznejsi, nez prvni
censorovan6 zpravy sdalovaly.
Osm set d6lnikd bylo ukryto
V tekarne nadrazi Brucku. a
kdyz vlak tam prijel, rozbili
dv6re okna q pokouseli Sc
vniknouti do vlaku, vysplhavse
Sc na strechy kar "a ygki'ikn
"Vytahn6te iej ven + "Musl
mas slyseti!' "Chceme rim
mluviti." a pod.
IA to y Uhrach lid6 ma sta
nicich chovali Sc velmi pfafel-
SKY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
yEsUV SCPTf.

Neapol, s. dubna. Sopka We
suv Jest V cinnosti a pfitomng
vybuch jest horst nez kdykoli
"a poslednich patnact roh1. e
rupee Jest provazena podzem-
MIN dunenim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-07
PETICENTOVY CHLEB.

st. Louis, 6. dubna. Chl6b "a
pet cent1 pecen byl zde dan
do prodeje jednou velkou Pc
karskou spolecnosti poprv6 cd
prosince 1916, kdy minimalni
cena byla zvysena S 5 ma 6
cent?.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
HERE FOR VISIT.

!ur.e IL Douglas.
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THE CELEBRATION

Every possible angle of the celebra- ton for the kiddies of Cochise county is moving along to the magnetic eli max The committees are getting busy. the children are bginnirg to plan for the parade and in addition to the characters already mentioned, there are apt to be Charlie ChapIins. Fatty Arbuckles. Mary Pickfords and many other stage characters. The pa rade will he center of attraction Joe Hoods creased pig was tried out yes terGay on mud track and made mile in two flat.
 l. is pleasing to note the manner in which people are donating to the eel ebration fund. One old gentleman with remembrance of his childhood days sent in check made out for the chiIdrens celebration day, and while tEe committee nave not canyaSSeQ tnS town as a whole and will not until about Tuesday. there are many send ing in checks. others are handing in cash or phoning a subscription and not even waiting for the committee to call There will be no let up from c a. m. until ?. n, every minute is taken up to the time the orches- tra plays "Lay Me in My Little Bed" for the last dance, and no doubt there will be many a sleepy. tired l;ttle child ready for slumberland when tsat times comes. and the people who handle the celebration, those who con- tribute and the children from all ove. Cochise who participate will feel t!.a. it was day we'll spent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
CATHOLIC LADIES MINISTRIES HERE

The Bisbee Catholic Ladies Min strel show will be put on in Tomb stone Friday night. August 26th, the proceeds to 30 to Sacred Heart Cath ollie church of Tombstone. The Bis bee ladies presented the minstrel in Bisbee some time ago and the perform ance was proclaimed to be one of the best shows of the season All local talnt is used and many of the old time plantation songs are rendered to- gether with numerous new reproduc- tions of real darkey wit. The program will be issued within few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
TWO INSANE PATIENTS
COMMITTED

Two insane patients were given hearing this afternoon before Judge Lockwood before the afternoon ses- sion Of the Haverty trial started and were committed to the state hospital at Phoenix Mrs. Vim. A. Ritter. wife of a Douglas soldier. was ordered commit. ted She has a hullucination that she hears devils who come to her and who persecute her husband by wanting to put him in the guard house She has been given a hearing once before anI was given to the custody of her hus- band but he is unable to handle her
 J. II. Mckinney. a Douglas man. thinks he is in communication with evil spirits and says they are going to take him out and cruelty him as they did Christ Both will be taken to Phoenix by deputy sheritfs tomorrow RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. George y. Wales returned home today from Risbee. where she has been the past few days taking traatment at the Bisbee hospital for stomach ailments
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
FROM RANCH

Mr and Mrs Frank Moson are reg istered al the Tourist They are both witnesses in the Hayerty case. Nr. Noson last year had very serious ac- cident in fall. but is now on the road to recovery. and will soon be himself again He says the ranges are in ex- cellent condition now
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

Each year the Crystal theater man agement puts on a week called Para mount Week, during which time noth- ing but choice Paramount pictures are run and this year promises to out strip all previous Paramount weeks shown here. The list will be issued soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
BACK HON E

After a two day visit as a witness cn the Haverty case, Jack Ashwofta, the Rhode Island Jew, has gone back to his Oasis on the desert near tte Huachucas. Jack was busy man for his age. while here ani like a but.4c. fly. he was here and theer even among the ladies and young girls. Jack went home this morning by the gooda ass ot John D Rockefellow. that is he rode home or Standard tr-tk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
BROUGHT PRISONERS

Deputy Sheriff O'Br:en of Douglas yesterday brought two prisoners to the county jail from Douglas. They were: W W. Gunnenoylds. chargei with bootlegging. arrested at McNeal. and Carmen Castillo. an ircorrigi5,e girl of Douglas. who will have a hear ing in juvenile court
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

at work on lining up things for the novelty parade to be held Labor Day. Monday. September 5, to which any child in Cochise county is welcome to enter and compete fer one Of the sey- eraI prizes. Mrs. John H. Davis is chairman of the committee and her assistants are Mrs. Clarence Wynn. Mrs. Tony Giacoma, Mrs Sheldon Hams and Mrs. William McSparron.
 The children are becoming i'm, menseiy interested in the coming pa, rade which opens the days festivities Indians. wild west boys and girls two little girls in blue, tramps, clowns, Alabama coons. old prospecto-s. cir GUS girls. dudes, all the fairies. and fairy tales. all the rhyme characters; in fact there is TO li.nlc to the char acters thr can be represented in the parade. Gold Dust Twins. fat boy. fat girl. Swift's cook. industrial charact- CTS. historical characters. any kind of a float. and there will be no limit, but the sky in the possibilities ot the pa, rade.
 Every mother and father should ar, range to have their kiddies in the pa, rate
 CL BOY
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

son. It is simply wonderful in it's possibilities which dams and irriga tion projects are demonstrating. but even they do not bring the results dame nature does with rainfall. CITIZEN MEN.
 G F. Jaynes and E. .. Powell, of the Tucson Citizen. were in town to day enroute over the state in the in terest os the coming Boost and Built edition of the Citizen. They came here from Patagonia and went from here to Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

Ed Hicks is visiting in Tombstone ,or the weekend the guest of his sis ter. Mrs. J. T. Kinssjury
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
HERE ON BUSINESS.

Supervisor D. A. Adams was yisi tor ir Tombstone today from his home at Dragoon, having come here or bus mess for the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
REGULAR SESSION

The Odd Fellows meet tonight at their hall in regular session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
PARAMOUNT WEEK

cellent condition now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
DOUGLAS VISITORS.

Among the visitors in Tombstone today were Attorney R. \. French and wife. from Douglas. returning to the:- horne this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
FRIDAY
THE ROADS
ty capital

THE ROADS
 Word comes in from all directions that the roads over the country with the exception O. the roads lying on the surface in the valleys where there is TO drainage. are in good shape and being placed in better condition each day. But the surface built roads are still suffering from "muditis," a dis, ease that are>commonly called sur face" roads and generally located in low srCts
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
WEDNESDAY
FROM ElCiN

FROM ELCiN
 MT and Mrs Sid Simpson Of Elgin are ir the city. guests Of the Arcade. They state the ranges in Rain Valley are fine and that the road to Tomb stone from Elgin is very good.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
TOOK INSANE PATIENTS TO PHOENIX.

Deputy Sheriffs Ed Leahy and "
 P. Thorpe and Jail Matron Mrs. Phoe- be Preston left this afternoon with three ratients for the state hospital at Phoenix Two O: the patients were Mrs. Vim. A. Ritter and A R. McKin- ney. committed yesterday. the other was Dewey Campbell. who was being held here for some time pending tho decision Of the superintendent of the state hospital on a petition for pa role Since no other method coull be found for caring for the patient t is believed he can be properly treat ed at the state hospital and it was deemed advisable to return him there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
ROADS GOOD

soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

school in the First National bank building in Douglas. T hey are both experts at shorthand and typewriting. They are employed by the govern ment in the taking of court martial proceedings at Ft Huachuca and Camp Jones at Douglas.
 FROM FRISCO
 Jeff Milton was in town today from Fa;rbank and was accompanied by an old friend. J. Nj. Leggett of San Fran cisco. where he is located iu the steamship brokerage business. Mir. Leggett was looking over the camp. having been here last in 1904 lie said it felt good to be back in this part of Arizona. which was his home 20 years ago.
 ARRIVED TODAY
 Jack Ashworth. better known as the Rhode Island Jew. who runs the oasis known as Jacks Place." out near the foothills of the Huachucas on the Ramsey Canyon road is in town as witness on the Haverty case. having arrived today
 No PEACHES
 Robert Todd. the fruit rancher Ot Carr Canyon is in the city as a witness on the Haverty case MT. Todd has one of the fruit ranches in Arizona. but this year he has no fruit as the frost nipped it all.
 PASSED THROUGH
 Col, John Greenway and Harry Clark Of Warren and Douglas. passed through Tombstone today after short stop enroute 10 Grand Canyon. the Eopi Snake dance. and visit some of the power plant sites. They had sev- eral people in their party
 OLD TIME SPORT
 The To. at the corner of Third ant Allen street is being cleaned upa nd il is said that c-oquet and horse shoe grounds will be made of it The idea is a good one as mos: of our peo- pie who ever lived back east remem- Der that then and it holds good today that on the croquet and horse shoe grounds of the nation are the big DO !i.ical. economical and industrial prob lens of the nation settled and we ex- pect to hear Of the same results or the new sporting grounds of the coun- ty capital
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
VISITING HERE.

J l.. Mulhern and daughter, Mrs. Hugh Kelly, Of Douglas, are visiting in Tombstone today the guests of Mrs Kate Igo. daughter Of Mir. Mulhern.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

The parade committee for Labor day has been selected in full and are
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
SLIGHT RAIN
TONIGHT

A specal production with the favor ite Thomas Meighan is the bill al the Crystal theater tonight There viii also be two reels Of comedy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
THE DANCE

Everything is all set for the dance to be given at Legion hall tonight by the Five Sharps. A good time is guarantad ty the young ulen giving the darce
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
TUESDAY

eNTEHTxiN TOMBSTONE FRIEND
 Judge and Mrs. R. N. French and daughter, Ruth. entertained Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
FROM TURNER.

Mrs. R L. Hoag. wife Of the justice of the peace at Turner. is spending several days in Tombstone the guest of friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
TO WILCOX

Mrs. C. w. Cook and son, Charles, left this morning for Wilcox. where they will join MT. Cook, who has To- cated there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

night at their home. the Misses Lorna Lockwood. Peggy Cornelius. MT Cor nelias and Mr. Brandt of Tombstone. Miss Cornelius spent a week in Doug las and returned with her mother to Tombstone. Miss Lockwood will spend the week in Douglas. In the autumn she will resume her school work at the University O. Dispatch. Fson DOS cAssZAs
 Prof. J. A. Rockfellow returned to Tombstone today from Dos Cabezas. where he has been located the past several weeks surveying mining claims.
 FROM BlsBEE
 Miss Gertrude Lake and Mrs. Emma Kerr are spending several days in Tombstone visiting relatives They reside in Bisbee.
 DENTIST HERE
 Dr. C. A. Morris arrived in Tomb stone today from Benson and will re- main here sor some time attending to the dental wants of Tombstone. SLIGHT RAIN
 \ very slow showery rain fall last night which covered the Huachuca mountains. Lewis Springs. Tombstone, Fairbanks and caused Walnut Gulch. to run small stream |; was one of the garden growing variety. TONIGHT
 A specal production with the favor ite Thomas Meighan is the bill at the Crystal theater tonight There will also be two reels Of comedy. TO PEcos
 Fred Bennett. Tombstone cattleman. left for Pecos. Texas today to look after his cattle that he is feeding there. He will also visit Fort Worth and return home in about two wekes. FROM CARR CANYON
 Mrs Hugh Fletcher arrived in Tombstone today from her home in Carr Canyon and will take position temporarily in the county board of sI- ,s-visorS cffica
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
ROAD CONDITIONS

The conditions of all roads in Co chise county as this goes to press are better than they were on week ago today Al, washouts have been re paired and there is TO road in the county that is q main trave,ed road that cannot be negotiated today iH easier travelling than cae week ago as gangs have been working under rush orders from County Engineer Sid Smyth and he has been on the go day and night rushing maintenance in all directions so that if Sunday is a good day. barring local rains of more than ordinary rainfall, or floods. motorists can safely take business and pleasure trips tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21

From all oyer the country comes word that the roads other than the low line surface built roads are in fine shape and being further improved by the maintenance gangs that County Engineer Sid Smyth has scattered oyer the county It is hoped and so far it looks as if the protection work on the county bridge at St. David will save it from going out. It threatened to captulate for the last two weeks. but now the chances are it will stay put this season anyhow.
 FROM PASS
 J. fiarkey. who lives in the west end O. the Whetstones. is guest of the Arcade. and says the range out his way is fine. He states that the road from his place to Soncita is fine and that the state expects to commence work on the Fairbank extension soon. IN TOWN
 Among the witnesses in the Haverty case is Judge Henry c. Magne Of Garces. MT. Magne is nov located at the Reef in tbe Huachucas. He says hat for years there has beer no s1ca rains as this summer has given the Huachucas.
 RENOVATION
 The interior of the Schieffelin hall,
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-21
ONLY TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES THIS WEEK

Only two marriage licenses were is sued this week out of the office of J. E James. clerk Of the Superior court They were George Herriotts to wed Mary J. Daily Of Douglas. and Harry H. Williams. Fort Huachuca. to wed Violet l.. Reynolds Of Bisbee.