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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
BIGGER SALARY FOR COUNTY SCHOOL HEAD
 PROPOSED BY MILLER

PHOEN1X. Jan. l5 Increased sal aries for county school superintend ents and their deputies, and the es tablishrleut of the office of school su- pervisor. who would act in the capa city of principal of 2 or more rural schools are called for in an education al bill introduced in the house Friday by Representative Miller Of Yavapai county.
 Among other things he bill raises the qualifications of the county school superintendent by requiring that he shall be qualified elector, and that he shall have been engaged in actual school work for three years in a per iod of seven years immediately pre- ceding the date of election. It also requires that ne shall be at least 25 years of age and graduate of some standard university, college or normal school.
 These requirements are modified in their application to persons now serv- ing as school superintendents. as they are considered as eligible to re-elec- tion. regardless of qualifications.
 Tn first class counties the bill makes it mandatory to appoint a dep uty superintendent at a sary of S21O0 per year. In second class counties as well as third and fourth, the appoint ment of & deputy is made optional. the salary being placed at s2,000 for second class counties and sIs00 per year for counties of the third and fourth classes.
 All county superintendents. by and with the consent of the board of SUD- ervisors may appoint such additional deputies and clerks as shall be deem ed necessary.
 The bill provides that in first class counties school supervisor may be appointed. to receive a sary of S2400 per annum and travelling expenses. His qualifications would be the same
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
AsHURST PLEADS
 WITH SENATE TO
 AID WAR VICTIMS

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Ian. l3.- Half the sick and wounded soldiers of the world war are quartered in hosri- ,als of "flimsy and inflammabie con struction" Surgeon General Cumming of the public health service. has in formed Senator Ashurst. Democrat. of Arizona. who pleaded today with the senate to provide additional hospitai facilities for the soldiers.
 Senator Ashurst said an appropria' tion of s3o.ooo.O 900 would be required m p-oyide 3e.ooo additional beds anu e,uipment for the health service.
 our ex-service men fought in a cause as high and as noble as ever animated the human breast. the senator said, "and no senator ought to ,e frigid or indifferent to their snf- ferings."
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
TOMBSTONE LEGISLATOR SAVES STATE MONEY.

According to Tombstonite who returned today from Phoenix. where he had been in attendance at the opening of the legislature, Ray E. krebs. of Tombstone. member of the house of representatives from Dis trict No. $. Cochise county. has plac- ed himself considerably in the lime light as chairman of the committee on supplies and clerks.
 According to the information re cei,ed Mir. krebs and his committee are responsible for making a saving of over s..0oo in supplies. used by the lower house for the two months period. this being accomplished by Mr. Krebs as chairman ordering bids submitted awarding the contracts to tine lowest bidders. instead of buying on the open market as has been the custom in past Legislatures which re- suited in the state being held up" by grafters
 The report stated that cnnsterna- 1 tion rcigns among the Phoenix pie eaters" since bi-ysarly dig into the taxpayers money has been suddenly cut off. breaking all established pre- cedents" as one disappointed supply man is said to have remarked
 Most of the supplies printing. etc. has been contracted for in other parts of the state. outside of Phoenix, il is said. and as result the gentleman from District No. s. Cochise county is on the outs" with the pie count 1T men.
 Saving has also been effected thru clerk hire. the Tombstone man said, the services of five clerks less than had previously been hired being dis. pensed with by MT Krebs and his committee These were not even stenosraphers or typists. it was said but had been placed on the payroll at "Ss per"
 IL is said also that the same com mittee of the senate is following the precedent Of the house committed with the result that d saving Of at of conducting the present legislature has been made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
DAVENPORT GIRL IS HELD FOR
 TRIAL ON CHARGE OF FRAUD

BISBEE. Jan. ls Miss Hattie Da- vcnport. charged by Sam l.. Prodan- ovich. with obtaining wearing apparel and iewclry under false prstenses. was bound over yesterday by Judge Craig in the local justice court for trial on the charge in the superior court after g motion by counsel for the defense to dismiss the case had heen denied.
 The preliminary hearing of Miss Davenport in the justice court was heard on an amended complaint after the first complaint had been demur- red to. The charge of misrepresenta- ton is based on the alleged fact that Miss Davenport agreed 10 marry Pro danovich at time when. under the laws of Arizona. she could not marry him. as she had been divorced from her former husband. Buran Pruitt on ly since March IS. 1920 or less than the year required under the law be fore she could marry again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Commencing on the Eth. Rockhill's Bisbee-Tombstone stage will leave Bisbee at s:I5 in the morning. instead oi 1:I5. which will allow for making connections with tn. morning Dou E las stage. Leaving Tombstone for Eisbee the stage will depart at li00 a. m instead of lO:oo o'clock as here tofore The afternoon schedule will remain the same. leaving Bisbee at l go and Tombstone at 500. the last stage making connections with the Douglas stage. With this arrange ment. jurors. attorneys and witnesses leaving Douglas or Bisbee in the morning can come to Tombstone transact business and return home that same evening following the re- cess of court In order to make this possible. Judge Lockwood. Of Division No. l of the Superior Court. has amended the rules starting court at go instead of zoo as heretofore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oepartrncnt of the Interior

|. :. Land Office at Phoenix. Ar zlna. December II. 1920
 Notice is hereby given .ha; Asbury E Hudson. of Light. Arizona, who, or December |. 1918. made Homestead Ea.ry No. o3eo7G. for Si2Sl2 NE'i SEi. Sec.ion T. NiaNEi.. SWt4 NEii section =. Township IFS, Range 2S F G. X : R. B. X Meridian. has filed ns;ice o' in.ea.ion 10 make Three Yea. Proo.. % establish claim to the ,and above described. before l. V Me. CoIr-, r. $ Commissioner at Wilcox, Arizona on ,he sth day of February 1921
 Claimant names IS witnesses:
 James Hudson. William NJ Riggs Jesse Amliong. Harvey Ama,ong. ali Js Dos Cabezas. Arizona.
 CHAS. F. MARSHALL, Register.
 First pub. Jan s. 1921.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
APPOINTS RECEIVER
 FOR GLENDALE BANK

PHOENIX. Jan. l6.-W C. Foster. of the Phoenix Savings Bank anI Trust company yesterday was ap- pointed receiver Of the Glendale State bank by Judge Lyman, after hear ing on a motion made by w J. Gal. braith, attorney general. asking for the order. The bond for the receiver ship was placed at s50,000.
 An order was also entered by Judge Lyman restraining the officers and di- rectors of the bank or their agents from conducting the business of the bank until further orders from the court. and the superintendent of state banks was ordered 10 surrender the property of the bank 10 the receiver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior

L. s. Land Office al Phoenix. Ari- zona. January $. 1921
 Notice is hereby given that William \. Hawke. of Pesrce, Arizona, who, or February 2l. 1917. made Homesteai Entry No. 0sI934 for EhNWA NWH: NEl4Nw1., NEA SW14Nw4, NE SEi4NW1.. NwANEl.. WhE1zNE4 NEi.. WIZ MEAN Section 2I. Township 1s-S., Range 24-E., G. & s. R B. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make Three Year Proof, 10 establish claim 70 the land above described. before l.. Y. McCourt, U. s. Commissioner at Wilcox, Arizona, on the 18th day of February, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Lee A Lindsey. Jack BusenbarS. Elvin Brown. Charles R. Lemon. al O: Pearce. Arizona
 CiiAS. F.. MARSHALL, Register. First pub. January IS. 1921
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oepartment Of the Interior.

T. S. Land Office at Phoenix. Arl- zona. December II. 1920.
 No.!ce is hereby given that Henry W. IIasseigren, of Lewis Springs. Ar. zcna. who. on september 9. lslS- n.LLa Homestead Entry No. o33l27. fir o,s 3 anf [. SEi. .SEl4. Si2 NEh. NEl. .SWI.. Ni.SEi4 Sec 19, SWi, NWi. Wi2SWi. sec. :p. lot 3 Sec ,ion 3o, Township 2I-S. Range 22-E. C. A :. R. B & Meridian :.as flied mo- ga. of intention 10 make Three Year ?-ooi. 10 establish claim % the lane above described. before W. A Fowler, q. $. Commis sioner. al Tombstone. \ 7ora. on the 20;h day Of January, ia21.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Ivan | Boyett. of Lewis Springs Ar.zoaa. Ed Bryan. oc Garden Canon, Arizona, lessee Boye:,. Of Lewis Springs. Arizona, Columbus sto.tz. ot Hereford, Arizona.
 CHAS F. MARSHALL, Register.
 Els: publication Dec 19. 1920.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
DON A. EVANS FOUND DEAD
 IN L. A. APARTMENT


 TUCSON. Jan. ls-Don ,nhre, Evans i5. wealthy contractor of Tucson. F. Paso and los Angeles. sho, and killed Mis Irene Adams. a. and then sent bullet crashing through his own brain shortly before noon "Wednesday.
 The shooting occurred in the youns soman's apar;men; at Los Angeles.
 Evans was the fathe--in-law Of Gordon II. Sawyer. vice president and cashier Of The Southern Arizona Bank and Trns; company. Tucson. lie na been divorced nearly ten years. MT. Sawyer said "Wednesday night.
 4 special dispatch from Los AngeI. es said Evans and the si-l had been engaged. Fear that she intended 10 leave him was believe,; ny Detective Sergean.s Tom O'Brien. L. R. Yarro \ and II. G. Wells 70 have been the mo. ii,e for The double crime.
 The girls room mate Miss Ella HaErell telephone operator at the apartment building. was absent al the time
 Bit by bit. the detectives pieced to. seiher he romance Of the couple who despite he differences in their years were believed by many in the apart men; house 10 be man and wife
 Evans went to Los .nge:es twc years ago from Fresno. Calf. and pur chased the Casa Loma apartments there. Miss Adams had been in To. Angeles only few months.
 I; was believed the couple me; IT Fresno and renewed their acquaint ance in Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
PROCHASkI UNDER FIRE AS TO OFFICE
 OF GAME WARDEN

PHOENIX, Jan. 2-Determined ef- fort to secure the removal of Joe V. Prochaska. state game warden, which has been brewing for several months past will boil over in the form of a published attack in a Miami newspa- per. according to reports in newspa- per circles here today Sensational charges are expected During the past few weeks tremendous pressure has been brought to bear on the chief executive by enemies of the game warden both in and out of the party.
 The matter would have been aired al the recent meeting of the republi- can committee but for skiliful bandl- ing and assurance that the situation could he bridged by diplomacy. Pro chaska is apparently indifferent as [, the outcome.
 Before the first of the year" he said. T filed my resignation with the governor. It has not been accepted. l am ready to step down and out with out a question whenever in the opin- ion of the governor that the game de- partm ent has not been conducted pro- perly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

 at Globe. and without procuring di yorce. had gone through d marriage ceremony on January l2 last with her last matrimonial venture. Kieth Ed gene Follett, with whom she has since been living as wife.
 It was at this point that the ac- cused exploded bombshell in the justices court. The young woman readily admitted that the charges as filed against her were true in per: but in part only.
 She said it was perfectly true that she had married Holt in l917. but as to her being his legal wife. she was not at all sure that she was. as she hadn't gone through the formality of getting divorce from her really and truly first husband. John kogans. when she married Holt
 she explained. however that she had married Holt in good faith. for as she hadn't seen or heard anything of kogans for a period of five wears prior to her marriaSe to Holt. she had taken it for granted that her first husband was dead. and that she w1s therefore free to marry again without
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
AT IT AGAIN---YET

Under the caption At It Again. the Bisbce Daily Review of yesterday expressed the sentiment of pract ally taxpayer in the county with the possible eption of a few in Douglas when it said edtorialy:
 Douglas is forever blowing bubbles" The Smelter City just can't help itself Never an oppor-
 unity is lost put something ovcr, and this tmc in all secrecy. drive has been started to secure leg Slaton to move part of the superior court of Co chsc county to the city on the border.
 Ut announced in the lower house of the state legislature. couple of days ago. and quite n- advertantly, that petition bearing 2500 signatures would support measure to be introduced creating a branch of the superior court in Douglas. Before that all of the members of the legislature had been urged by letter. signed hy the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines. [" support such measure when introduced.
 Douglas. in keeping with great many other cities in the state. is hard up at the present time Its taxpayers are hard hit. They are gasping for breath and wondering what will happen when the >csSed valuation of the hi" mines cut. They hoping against hope that the expenses of both coun tv and state will be reduced that the tax levy will not increase. With its right wavin" in the air crying for rtrcnclnent and saving. its mighty left
 > endcavorng to cSpolsc condition that will mean from $Ooo0 to $30OoD additional expense Cochisc county every year. BiSbce Is not jealous that Doug
 las should hc maxim. effort to branch of the superior court. BiSbee take of her interests. Under the circumstances. however. wonder where the Shelter City folkS who be- hind this movement, expect to get their support un- less the county is unit on the proposition.
 If the people of Douglas are genuinely anxious to save taxes of the best things she could do would he to set good example and. until the need Is actual. forget her political aspirations.
 Adding to the statement of facts by the Review. i might be said that the knowcldge that the Douglas bil be Sncaked through the lower house today. sup ported by the petition of 200 from Douglas. ha caused considerable opposition about the county. whei the plan became known last Saturday. and since thci hundreds of letters and tceg1aS have been pouring int Phoenix protesting against the passage of the measure Tombstone has protested through its Commercial Club while personal objections from BenSon Wilcox. BOwi and Pcacc have gone forward besides the action of tn residents of the Warren district in protesting who q 'gain>t such law being enacted.
 The mere fact that petition of 25oO names. all iron Douglas and suburbs. Is accompanvn@ the propose twice 3OO could easily he presented by the balanc of the county should the occasion arise. proven 1918. when the people of the county voted unalmoE ! against county removal. and hope the Pioen lawmakers will study conditions carefully before they ell the Douglas measure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
JUDGE aeANDoNS AUTO
 TO REACH STATE CAPITAL

PHoENIX, Jan. ,.-Justice A. G. McAlis;er. of the state supreme court. an autmobiie which he had abandoned in order ;o reach Phoenix. Monday, in time to enter upon the duties of his office.
 Justice McAlis,er had started to motor from Safford 10 Phoenix but the car developed mechanical difficult ties. Rather than chance waiting for repairs. he left The automobile. board ed a train and came 10 the capital
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oepartment of the Interior

[. <. Land Office at Phoenix. Ari zona. January s. 1921
 Notice is hereby given that Fred $ Bennett. of Tombstone. Arizona. who on December % 1914. made Home stead En:ry No. o26565. for SEi. SEii Sec. l. NiaNEl. Sec. 12. T. I9-S., R 23-E.. lot l. NEi4 Section :. Township 19-S.. Range 24E.. C. & s R. F. X Meridian. has filed notice 0; intel ten to make Five Year Proof. 10 es tabIish claim to the iand above de scribed, before N. \. Fowler. L. 5 Commissioner a. Tombstone. Arizona on the ISih day of February, 1921.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 William H. Frazee. Harry W. Ken da.l Leroy Kendall. John Escapule Jr.. all Of Tombstone. Arizona.
 CHAS. E. MARSHALL. Register
 First pub. J9nuar, 70. 1921
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
RIG BARN IS BURNED

ppOENIX, Jan. 15.-Fire. beiieve'l ,o have been of incendiary orisin s.s,roved a big barn and its contents on the ranch of Charles Baeur. about .,e mile north of Peoria, this even ing The barn contained so.ooo
 .u,d. of seed cotton, 100 bales of hay and some grain. according to re rorts received here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

as that required of d county superin- tcndent.
 The measure provides that begin ming Jan. !, 1923, the salaries of the county superintendents shall he the same as those provided for county at tUrleys. 5000 for counties of the first class. S2.500 for those of the sec ond and third class and S2000 for those of the fourth class.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
WOMEN pIsREGARoEo LAWS
 OF LOVE; HAD HUseANos

TUCSON. Jan. 16.-Three 'hus- bands" and no divorces is the rather unusual record of Mrs. Myrtle Kogans- Holt-Foliett. a comedy woman of 2S. who was hailed before Justice Oscar L. Pease Saturday on charge preferr- ed by Walter N. Holt. mate number two.
 Holt. at the hearing before Justice Pease testified that the wopsr d. though married to him on August r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
C.tanbaI Deafness Cannot Be Cured

the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness. and that io by constitatjonsi remedy. Catarrhal Deafness is caussa by m famed condition Of the mucov0 lining Of the Ezstaehian Tube. When this tube is iaiamed you have rumbiIng sound or imperfect hearing. ard ~hsn II 10 entirely ciosed. D-sfness is the result. Cniess the inflammation can be reSGcsd and this tube restored 10 i:s norr1ai condition. hearing will be destroyed forever. Many cases O. deafness are capsd by catarTh. which io an infa med condition Of the mucous s-r- facea Eai!s CassTrh Cure acts thru tbe blood CT the MUCOUS sorfacss of the s!s- tenn.
 We will give Ore Ugrcrsd Dollars for any case Of Catarrhal Bs1fasss tAst cannot be cured ty Hairs Csisrrh Cure. Circulars free AT D-sGriSs .ac.
 T. J. CHENEY ( co, Toledo Q
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

WHITE LEGHORN MATCHING EGGS. McFar,ane Strain, heavy la-- CTS. s3.0o and $500 setting of l. eggs sent postpaid. HLEiM POULTRY RANCH. Phoenix. Arizona. Route ,. J2 -AivE3m
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
CAMPBELL IS RENAMED
 AS U. OF 4. REGENT

PHOENIX, Jan. l5.-Judge J. H. Campbell. of Tucson, today was ap- pointed regent of the state university to succeed himself for a term of eight years
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Miami-Eastern syndicate to deve,- op 20 asbestos claims in Sierra Ancha on large scale
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Baby Chix. Tancreds 900 egg white leg horns and other popular breeds. Send for prices Used Jubilee, Pio- reer and Charters Incuba.ors for sale to make room for my new electric hatchers. ENOCH CREWS. Seabrigh:, Cal. -Adv2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

FARM WANTED Wanted 10 hear from owner Of farm or good land for sale reasonable l.. JONES. Box 55i. Olney. IT. -Adv-t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12

Engaanamos hoy nueshas columnas con ell remto de un distingndo
ho dc. Nueyo Mexico, el oven HERMAN G. BAcA QUEEN presto sus ser.
yicios a la nacion durante ell conficto europeo, y quien a su regreso sfue
honrado con 81 nombramiento de Comandante de la Legion Americana en-
eli Estado. En- la actuandad el oven Baca es ComisBionado Naconal y
Secretario de la Legion Americana, habiendo recibido este ultmo cargo
ell "a de Mario proximo pasado en- lugar del Sr. Tom, q. Trammeb que
renuncio. Ell 1oven Baca IS oriundo de Belen, N. M. donde recbio su edu-
cadon en- las escuel@as pubncas con TODD exito, y es hWo del Hon. Don
Saturnino Baca, que por muchos amos ha sMo superintendent de escueas
del Condado de- Valencia, posicon que ha desempenado durante varics ter
minos con muy excelente resutado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12

Lea nuestros aYisOs
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
orreSpondenci
Ratsn, N. NJ, Mayo q, de 1921.
sr. editor de Ell Nuevo Mezicano

Ratsn, N. M, Mayo 4, de 1921.
ST.. editor de I'll Nuevo Mexicano
Santa Fe, N. M.
Muy sehor milo:
Me permitira I'd. un pequeho espa-
clio en- su aereditado semanario, por
10 que sere atentamente agradecido,
para dar publicidad, para informaci5n
de nuestra parenteIa y amistades, asi
como para informar a TODD ell pueblo
en- general. Anunciamos Ia triste mo-
ticia del fallecimiento de mi estimado
tdjo CRISTOBAL H. VALDEZ, acae-
cido el dfa % de Abril, "A. D. 1921, en-
Alamosa, Colorado, en- su amable ho-
gar. a las 10:5 de Ia manana, q result
tas de una penosa nfermedad de reu-
mas que ~penetrandole al corazon, de
cuya enfermedad solo dur6 / mes, "a
dfas en- ell lcho del dolor, 10 cnal la
ciencia medica hizo cuanto estuvo en-
su alcance, pero fue indtil e imposi-
BILE. Ell finado contaba al tempo do
su muerte 20 amos Z meses v q dfas
! de edad. Deja eumidos en- amargo
dolor lamentando su eterna despedi.
da, a su humilde servidor y a su es-
posa, Eufracia g. de Valdez, y 3 her
manitos. Paul Valdez. Ruth Valdez y
Flora Valdez, y ademas deja I'm gran
ndmero de parientes y amistades, las
que en- vida Sc supo granjear 0 sus
buenas simpatfas. Durante su vida
fue un verdadero cristiano Y un fiel
esposo Y un hijo obediente a su padre
Su muerte ha sido un golpe terrible
para sus familiares. Antics de 81
muerte fue fortaleeido con todos lol
auxilios de la Iglesia Catolica. Sus
restos fueron sepultados en- Ell campo
santo de los americanoa en- Alamcsa
Colo, despues de habersele dado unl
misa cantada de cuerpo presente
las 8 de Ia manana, en- segulda siguit
ell cortejo. habiendo sido accompanied
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12
nEIo~ nE.ExlsTlR
ST.. editor de ri Nnevo Mexicano
Santa FA. N. M.

Sr. editor de ri Npevo Mexicano
Santa Fe, N. m,
Muy senior mfoi
Sfrvase ~anunciar en- su ~apreciable
peri6dico 10 ~siguiente. FL dfa IS de
AbriI de 1921, a las 10 de la mahana,
la Divina Proyidencia en- u altos y
lnescrutables ~designios determine Ia
mar a mejor vida a quein en- vida res
pondfa al nombre de ROSAGNA LAMY,
la que a la bora de la muerte conta-
ba 16 amos y dos meses, y deja para
lamentar su eterna separation 3 81
querido padre Don Miguel Lamy, q 81
amada madre Doha MERGED R. Lamyi
un hermano. Frank. y tres hermanas,
Patricia, Moves Y Juanita Lamy. Sus
restos fueron lleyados a la Catedral
de San Francisco y de allf fue ileva'
da al Cementerio de Nuestra Seniors
del Rosario. donde Sc le do sepuleura
Gracias q todos los que nos acompa
haron en- su e~ntierro.
Su sevidor,
MIGUEL LAMX.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-05-12

por Ia sociedad de los knights Of co.
lpmbus, los que formaron su marcia
hasta depositar sus restos en- su nlti-
ma morada. Ahora, por medic de FL
Nuevo Mexican0. deseamos hacer pre-
sentes las mas ~sinceras gracias a Il
genie de Alamosa pQr la avliosa ayu-
da que Sc dignafo1 prestar duTante
su ehfermedad y funeral, como en- 81
entierro y la misa. "A cielo santo
pagara con sus bendiciones a la genie
de Alamosa por sus hondades. Sin
otro asunto a que referirme, le doy
mis- sinceras gracias por este favor, ,
quedo deseandoie mayor exito al Nue.
vo Mexicano. Su educacion del finado
fue en- Ia Escuela Menaul de Albuquer
que. Su atento y SECURE servdor,
II. s. VALDEZ.