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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-15
MILL RUNNING 2- | HOURS TODAY.

The National Metals Recovery com pany is making a twenty-four hour run today There is no truth in the re- port that they were to shut down to- day on account of water shortage. but on the contrary Mill Supt. Stockham and the water company are trying 10 figure out more hours of operation for the mill II possible. il was announced. The Bert Holland mill starts running full blast in the morning and they have just installed 'a tank and recOv. cry system aimed to save every drop .f water possible The Metals Recov. cry company expects to install re. covery plant to save water next month IL is possible that they will also have to pump water from the Lucky Cuss shaft if available and again they may get along until the rains come.
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MINING MAN HERE.

T. J. Quillim. mining man of Apache Pass. spent the day in Tombstone on business aI the court house
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SATURDAY

IN siSsEE.
 Fred Bennett and wife visited il Bisbee yesterday. FROM HUAchUcAS.
 C. T. Barrett and brother-in-lav Clay Aston. spent yesterday in Tomb stone
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DON'T LOOK IT.

ton of rain in the immediate future and national saying that we are slat, how contrary that is to past records, and here is hoping that they are cor rect.
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HISSEE MAN TO START GARAGE MERE.

J. N. Sherwin and family of Bisbee arrived in Tombstone today and Mir. Sherwin is making preparations to start an automobile repair shop in the old La Rita hotel building He will make his home upstairs and gradually expects 10 repair the place and will start 6 rooming house. he says. if con ditions warrant.
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TUESDAY
Ho%G AGAIN 66Ts.

After shut down of four nights the movie fans find themselves back in the Crystal theater tonight with great big show. full of pep and at bar gain prices. since big Bill Hart in The Toll Gate" and the Sunshine girls is "Footlight Maids make up the big nine reel biila [ l5C and 23c.
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TO DOUGLAS.

Sheriff Joe Hood was in Douglas
 yesterday cn business connected with the murder of Jesse Fisher at Slaueh- ter's ranch last week. He also attend , ed the funeral of the pioneer cattle man which was held in Douglas yes terday
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FROM LOS ANGELES.

Ii. G. Lauck, of Los Angeles. was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday inter viewing automobile row.
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HERE TO ENJOY TOMBSTONE'S CLIMATE.

Mrs. Emma Julian. of Pasadena Cal. sister of Mrs Geo. w (. Woolery and aunt of Lee 0. and Lawrence Woolery. of Tombstone. arrived here today and will remain for several weeks enjoy ing Tombstone's matchless climate. Having been a former resident and knowing the qualities of Tombstone's $ wonderful climate. Mrs. Julian decii- ed to get away from the present incle- ment California weather and naturally came to Tombstone. Hail and general cold weather is being experienced in southern California al present and T change from furs and heavy wraps 10 light wearing apparel was one of Mrs. Julian's pleasant experiences as soon as she arrived here.
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MOVING IN.

Nr Siebring of the new State of Maine mill. is moving his family into the Benedict house recently vacated by Prot. Webb. who has gone into the Alvin Cook house
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FROM CACABEl.

Alex Heron. merchant and postmast- pr of Cascabel. 30 miles below Benson on the San Pedro. was in Tombstone yesterday with d ipaG of produce.
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TO eIsBEe.

Mir. and Mrs. John Giacoma went t1 Bisbee today on a brief visit with friends.
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FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.

Harry Hasselgren. Lewis Springs cattleman rade up to Tombstone today on brief business mission. He re ports his range as pretty dry. along with the rest of it.
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FROM TURNE R.

S N Gordon and family were visi tors in Tombstone today from their ranch at Turner
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FRIDAY
ST FROM DOUGLAS.

Or rRON DOUGLAS. Chas. Cross. former deputy sheriff. was a visitor in town today on busi- ness at the court house. ATTORNEYS HERE. Among the attorneys in town today were Bruce Stephenson. of Dougles. and Alex Murry. of Bisbee. RETURNED HOME II. NJ. Bludworth. vice president of the First National Bank. returned to- day from Phoenix. where he has been for the past week on business visit. TO FL PASo. Billy Schmidt. brakeman on the To- cal run of the E. P. & $. W. went to Fl Paso yesterday where he will en. Iterthe railroad hospital for d slight operation.
 VISITED FRIENDS. Miss Nellie Speers. of San Francis. co. arrived in Tombstotne today for q several days visit with friends. Miss Speers was formerly of Gallup, x. M., and is an old school friend of w. \. McSparron. L. F kuchenbecker and | il L. Hutchison. of Tombstone. and while here paid them all a pleasant call where memories of school days were recalled.
 IN TOWN.
 Paul Geary. formerly chairman of the corporation commission. and now specializing on corporation law, was in town yesterday enroute from No
 gales to Douglas where in both towns he is representing the Mountain States Telephone Company fin the rate ad.
 vance investigation that is now being heard by the commission. RETURNED FROM TEXAS. Attorney J. T. Kingsbury returned home yesterday from Texas. where he
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

George Ugarkoyich, Of Bisbee, has brought suit in the Superior court in this city against the Calumet X Ari-
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T0MDsT0NE TOWN TOPICS TERsELI TOlD
MONDAY
FOURTH OF JULY.

Tombstone will undoubtedly pull off a celebration this Fourth of July that will he a hummer. everything indicat- ing that within few days steps will be taken to start the ball rolling.
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LADIES' AID MEETS TOMORROW.

The Ladies Aid Society will me .t tomorrow afternoon at Mother Gris-
 tvs restaurant at 2:30 D. m All lad. ies are cordially invited to attend
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TRAVELLING MAN.

c. L. Pollock was Tombstone visi. tor from Nogales yesterday
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HOW DRY l AM.

If old Mother Earth could rise up
 and sing. she would pipe off the old familiar ditty: How Dry l Am" The
 worst Of it is that there appears to be no chance to quench her thirst.
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FROM STRONGHOLD.

Prof j. A. Rockfeliow came in to- day from the Stronghold. where he has been the past two weeks looking after business interests there. Mir. Rockfellow reports that while rain is badly needed. cattle particularly in the Stronghold are looking fair and could be in a whole lot worse condi- tion
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VISITORS FROM BOWIE.

Mrs. r j. Quillim and Mrs. Joe I.awhon. of Bowie. are visiting il Tombstone for few days.
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HARDWARE MAN HERE.

II. E. Wootton. Bisbee hardware man. spent the day in the county seat today on business at the court house FROM RANCH.
 Ralph Cowan was in town today Draw.
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LEAVE TOMORROW.

MT. and Mrs. R. B. Valance leave tomorrow morning for Genesco. x. f., where they will spend the summer months with relatives. They expect to visit number of eastern cities during their stay and will return to Tombstone late in the fall.
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attoriieys in town today were $ K. Williams and Maurice Blu r,enthal. of Bisbee.
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ton of rain in the immediate future We find the weather men both local and national saying that We are slat- ed for rains this month no matter how contrary that is to past records. and here is hoping that they are cor rect.
 MAIL IT TO YOUR FRIENDS IN THE EAST.
 The current number of the Epitaph and the Saturday issue of the Daily Prospector should be mailed by oar people where it will do some good. ss the story Of the four mills is news that should reach every corner of the country with the idea Of letting pros pective investors know that there is something doing in silver-lead ores ,n this camp!
 TO DOUGLAS.
 
 Douglas yesterday to visit friends. IN ST. DAVID.
 Two auto parties composed of MT. and Mrs Lawrence Woolery, Mir. and Mrs. Geo. C. Woolery and MT. and Mrs Lee O. Woolery and family mo tored to St. David yesterday. spend ing the day at the Parker ranch on an outing.
 FROM TURNER.
 s N. Gordon and family were visi- tors in Tombstone today from their ranch at Turner
 HARDWARE MAN HERE
 H. E. Wootton. Bisbee hardware man. spent the day in the county seat today on business at the court house FROM RANCH.
 Ralph Cowan was in town today from the Cowan ranch in Government Draw.
 LEAVE TOMORROW.
 MT. and Mrs. R. 5. Valance leave tomorrow morning for Genesco. x. Y., where they will spend the summer months with relatives They expect aF s.;s during their stay and will return to Tombstone late in the fall HERE SATURDAY.
 Al Stidham. Ed Greer, R. $ Greer and Gee. Schearer. cattleman of Webb spent Saturday in Tombstone on bus mess at the court house
 MINING MAN HERE.
 Frank McKenney. mining man Of Nacozari. Mexico, was in Tombstone Saturday filing incorporating papers for two companies in which he is in terested Mir. Mckenney reports that while mining has slowed down lit still considerable activity in the vici- nifty of Nacozari.
 COUNCIL MEETS
 SURE TUESDAY.
 Although the city council was scheduled to meet Saturday night at an adjourned meeting to dispose of regular monthly business. the meet ing failed to materialize. Councilman Warner was not present and as the minute book was still at the court house, having been used in the city marshal case, the mayor and council men present decided to adjourn until Tuesday when all could be present and the matters which have been hanging fire for some time straighten- ed out
 FHOM bAth6ANH-
 Bob Reed. constable of FairbaDk. and family. spent yesterday in Tomo- stone with friends
 RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs. Phoebe Preston. matron al the county jail, returned home yester- day from Phoenix. where she went to take an insane woman patient. VISITED HERE
 Miss Martha Sherriii. of Bisbee. wis tied in Tombstone yesterday the guest of Mrs Ula Sherriil The for ner is leaving Bisbee soon for her home in Kentucky. following several months visit there with relatives. FROM MIAMI.
 Mrs. Lloyd Cobbe and children and Mir. and Mrs. E. Gauch. of Miami, drove to Tombstone yesterday. Mr.
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TO 6issEE.

j. x. Gaines. secretary of the Co chise County Taxjayers' association, went to Bisbee today.on brief busi- ness visit
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FROM BOWIE.

Ben kratzberg. deputy sheriff o Bowie. was among the visitors 1T Tombstone today.
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PROVED UP.

Leo. Trappman was in town today from Government Draw proving up on his homestead before L. & Commis- sioner W. A Fowler. His brother, Ar thur. and Emil Meisterhans. were his witnesses.
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POSITION E Q.

The dance announced for Saturday May II. at the Schieffelin Hall. has been postponed ro Saturday. May 2ls.
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the sky. when the machinery Is run from central plant and air does the trick VERY FEW
 Hardly an empty house for rent in Tombstone and that has been the rule for over year LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES.
 Dr. C. A Morris. dentist. who has been in Tombstone the past two months. leaves tomorrow for Los An geles. where he intends to remain for several months before returning foI Benson. where he will attend to prac- tice there before returning here. TO BE OPERATED UPON. Earl Merchant. of Boyd's Drug store went to Bisbee this morning. where an X-ray picture will he taken of his jaw. which has become infected fol- lowing extraction of tooth which splintered part of the jaw bone IL is possible a piece of bone will have to be removed. He was accompanied by his wife who will remain with him. DRAWING OF JURY.
 A drawing of .5 more trial jurors to report in Division lof the Superior Court on Monday. the 18th. was held this morning and give to Sheriff | Hood for subpoenae. There was no court again today in Judge Lock woods department owing 10 the case of the State vs. Davis X Crane, charg- ed with having torn down the high way signs on the Bisbee Tombstore highway. having been dismissed on motion Of County Attorney Ross
 CIVIL CASE.
 Before Judge Sames in Division ? ot the Superior Court today. civil case entitled T. 2. Chambers vs The Southwest Insurance company was heard. The plaintiff is suing for $500 a'iesed due him on policy when his auto was consumed by fire. having 1t ] insured in the above company
 PROVED UP.
 Leo. Trappman was in town today from Government Draw proving up on l his homestead before |. s. Commis- sioner W. A Fowler His brother, Ar thur, and Emil Meisterhans. were his witnesses.
 IN DOUGLAS.
 County Attorney J. F. Ross went Q 1 Douglas today on brief legal busi- ness mission. He will return this eve rns
 To DOUGLAS.
 1 Judge Albert NJ. Sames went to ] I,ougias this morning and will remain over until tomorrow attending to of iicIal business.
 MIOSHiPMAN WRITES HOME.
 Joyce Ralph, Bisbee boy, who is a cadet in the [. $. Naval Academy. | has written friends that the Bisbee contingent at Annapolis. which num- i bers half dozen cadets. is doing well. Ralph will make the cruise this summer to neutral countries. lasting about three months. His class will graduate in about q year--Review. IN PEARcE.
 [ Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and County Recorder H. l.. Hutchison went to Pearce today. returning .n the afternoon.
 IN pALGLEIsH HOUSE.
 J. w Haverty and family have talk en the cottage owned by Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish, formerly occupied by Dave Struthers and family
 BACK FROM PHOENIX.
 c. ". Brown. deputy state auditor returned today from Phoenix. where he has been the past week in business connected with his ofice. Mr. Brown
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TC DOUGLAS.

Judge Albert NJ Sames went Q i'ougias this morning and will remain over until tomorrow attending to of iiclal business
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THURSDAY
ToboUGrSs. s"1o-'-"-"-"-""

TO UOUVINS.
 ]. H. Macia made brief business visit to Douglas yesterday FROM VALLEY.
 Mr and Mrs. Jas Brown of Me- Neal. spent few hours in Tombstone today.
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Prescott asasying s220o a ton reported discovered in Crook canyon.
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IN DOUGLAS.

County Attorney J F. Ross went Q Douglas today on a brief legal busi- ness mission. He will return this eve rng
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TO DOUGLAS.
IN ST. DAVID.

Douglas yesterday to visit friends. IN ST. DAVID.
 Two auto parties composed of MT, and Mrs. Lawrence Woolery, Mir and Mrs Geo C. Woolery and MT. and Mrs. Lee O. Woolery and family mo tored to St. David yesterday. spend an rutif,y
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held tonight at the Council Chambers in the City Hall The hour is p. m. and all those interested are asked to De present when plans and the matter of giving huge celebration will be formally discussed
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TO WILCOX.

Amos A Betts and Loren J. Vaughn. sion. went to Wilcox this afternoon. David F. Johnson. the third member of the comm ission will remain here uufil ,omOrrow
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GAMBLER FOUND GUILTY.

Following a brief deliberation the jury in the case O: the State vs. C. P Slack. charged with gambling. re turned verdict of guilty. Following the verdict the defendants attorney waived time of sentence and Judge Lockwood imposed a fine of S100. The case occupied the morning session. IL was an appeal case from Bisbee, Slack having been arrested along with sev en others and found guilty in justice court. The other cases against T. J Mccarthy. l.. A. Ritchie, J. r. Chase Tom Daws and F.. Hagenbloom. were continued until the 24th. owing to their being insufficient jurors on the panel from which to obtain a jury. 4 special venire of "a jurors will repo-; in court Monday, all other jurors or the panel having been excused until that time. It is understood that some of the defendants have left the county but as they are under s2o0 bond. their bonds will be forfeited in case they do not appear
 DOUGLAS VISITORS.
 l.. H. Hamilton. and wife. and L. H Norton. of Douglas. were among the visitors in Tombstone today. Mr. Ham ilton and MT. Norton. who are interes. ed in the Douglas Assay company ars here for the purpose of looking over the situation in this district with ref erence to silver mining and il is pos sible arrangements will be made foi the purchase of lead-silver ores from the independent leasers. Mr. Norton while interested in the Doaglas Assay
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TO BE OPERATED UPON.

Earl Merchant. of Boyd's Drug store went to Bisbee this morning. where an Xray picture will he taken of his jaw. which has become infected fol- lowing extraction of tooth which splintered part of the jaw bone. IL
 is possible a piece of bone will have to be removed. He was accompanied by his wife who will remain with him,
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Is still assisting County Attorney Ross in connection with the audit in the treasurer's office which was com pleted several weeks ago.
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HERE SATURDAY.

Al Stid.am. Ed Greer. F. $ Greer au,. Gee Schearer. cattleman of Webb spent Saturday in Tombstone on bus. mess at the court house
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LEAVE FOR EAST.

Fl. C. Airny and wife and child left for the east today. They weer driven to Fairbank by Nr. and Mrs. Fred
 Bennett The Almys go first to Den yer thence to Indiana. and plan on returning to Tombstone in the future
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IN sisBEE.

Capt. Y C. Mellgren was in Bisbe yesterday on brief business visit
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Bertha Allen. sister of Mrs. C. w Magam. of this city, returned 10 her home in Wilcox yesterday after spending two weeks on a visit with her sister. She made the trip to Will, COX in company with Mrs V Sanders and Frank Sparks. who will spend q few days in Wilcox visiting relatives 5LEESoN GIRL DIES Grace SharIand. daughter of Mrs. C Moore. died at her home in Gleeson on May 10th after an illness of seven weeks. At th. time 0: her death she
 was l2 years, $ months and 20 days She leaves her mother. two sisters and brother to mourn her. She was laid away beside her maternal grand mother in Courtland cemetery. after q beautiful and impressive service by the school children assisted by the teachers.
 WILCOX VISITOR. H. A. Morgan. of Wilcox. was q business visitor in the county seat to day.
 TO WILCOX.
 Amos A. Betts and Loren J. Vaughn of the Arizona corporation commis sion. went to Wilcox this afternoon
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WEDNESDAY
IN BISBEE'

MT and Mrs A E. Davis were in Pisbee today. cPNM AnHatCc
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MINING MAN HERE

Frank Mckenney, mining man Of Nacozari. Mexico, was in Tombstone Saturday filing incorporating papers for two companies in which he is in terested Mir. Mckenney reports that while mining has slowed down lit still considerable activity in the vici- nifty of Nacozari.
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SlEESON GIRL DIES
WILCOX VISITOR.

H. A. Morgan. of Wilcox. was business visitor in the county seat | day
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IN DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sid Smyth went to Douglas yesterday.
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Chas. Cross. former deputy sheriff was visitor in town today on busi ness at the court house
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Maine mill. is moving his family into the Benedict house recently vacated by Prot: Webb. who has gone into the Alvin Cook house.
 WEDNESDAY IN sIssee "~"~~~""
 MT and Mrs A F.. Davis were in Pisbee today.
 FROM NooALss.
 c. l.. Pollock was a Tombstone visi- tor from Nogales yesterday. TRAVELLING MAN.
 Tex Locke. wholesale drug travel ing man was in Tombstone yesterday and today.
 MINING MAN HERE
 T. J. Quillim. mining man of Apache Pass spent the day in Tombstone on business al the court house. NoGALES VISITOR. C A. Smith. of Nogales, was iR Tombstone yesterday on business wi.h Tombstone merchants.
 FROM LOS ANGELES.
 II G. Lauck. of Los Angeles. was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday inter. viewing automobile TOW.
 FROM cAcAsEL.
 Alex Heron. merchant and postmast. pr of Cascabei. 30 miles below Benson on the San Pedro. was in Tombstone yesterday with a icaG of produce. LADIES AID
 MEETS TOMORROW. The Ladies Aid Society will mee, tomorrow afternoon at Mother Gris. tvs restaurant at 2:30 p. III. All lad ies are cordially invited to attend HOW DRY AM. If old Mother Earth could rise up and sing. she would pipe off the old familiar ditty: How Dry l Am The worst Of it is that there appears to De no chance to quench her thirst. LEAVE FOR EAST. H. C. Airny and wife and child left for the east today They weer driven to Fairbsnk by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett The Almys go first to Den yer thence to Indiana. and plan on returning to Tombstone in the future ON MORALES TIMES. Oscar K Coll. former Bisbee and Douglas newspaperman, is now edit or of the Nogales Times, which sue ceeded the Nogales Oasis Coll re gently returned from Mexico where he was doing some work for the Hearst s. Idicate.-seyiew
 MOVED.
 Tom Foster has moved in to the Ronchetti house. oscar Cast has pur chased the Amy property three hous es and several lots. Lon Kelly ana family have moved to Tombstone iron Miller Canyon. in the Huachucas. an5 have taken the Bragg cottage oppo site the Central Hotel. H. L. McFar land and family have moved to Tomb stone from Muncie. Indiana. and ars located in the Amy cottage.
 MEETING TO DISCUSS
 JULY 4IH CELEBRATION.
 A meeting of the business men ant all those interested in Fourth of July celebration for Tombstone was called today by w. T. Boyd, president of ths Tombstone Commercial Club to D,
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in town today and Alex Murry. of Bisbee
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DRAWING OF JURY.
CIVIL GAS 2.

Before Judge Sames in Division , c; the Superior Court today. civil case entitled T. F Chambers vs The Southwest Insurance company was heard The plaintiff is suing for Sl5oG ieeed due him on policy when his auto was consumed by fire. having ;t insured in the above company
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RETURNED HOME.
TO FL PASO.

Billy Schmidt. brakeman on the To cal run of the E. P. 2 $. W. went t. Fl Paso yesterday where he will en
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ON NoeAlEs TIMES.

Oscar K. Coll. former Bisbee and Douglas newspaperman, is now edit or of the Nogales Times, which sue ceeded the Nogales Oasis. Coll re gently returned from Mexico where he was doing some work for the Hearst S 1dicatfAZeyieW
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MOVED.
MEETING TO DISCUSS JULY 41H CELEBRATION.

A meeting of the business men and all those interested in Fourth of July celebration for Tombstone was called today by W. T. Boyd. president of the
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ATTORNEY GENERAL HERE.

was known as stope No. s2
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BtSBEE PU BltSHES.

a certainty.