Tombstone epitaph., 1921-10-02

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elated with the road and stated they
anticipated going via Ajo to Yuma. =
FROM PHOENIX.
The household goods OF Lawrence
Woolery arrived from Phoenix yes
terday and were moved into the new
property he has just purchased and is
rebuilding.
HERE FROM ROAD CAMP.
J. b. Chadwick is in Tombstone for
a few days from the Mckay road
camp between Tucson and Nogales.
where he is in charge Of highway
construction.
FROM ST. DAVID.
Judge J. l.. Lewis, of St. David, was
in Tombstone today enroute to Bis
bee. He reports that rains back up
in the mountains caused a flood on
about 10 acres of his land, running
his winter cabbage crop prospects
Water to the depth of two feet ran
over the land for several hours.
Sheriff Hood brought back yester-
day from Bisbee two delinquent Next
can boys. Tiburcio Leon and Sisto
Castellano. who will be given a hear
ing before the juvenile court The
boys were previously out on probation
and are now charged with stealing.
ONLY ONE.
Our hunters should remember that
they must have license to hunt:
that the open season on deer starts
the first of October: that they must
not shoot but one deer and that mus:
be a male deer with horns. Hunters
should also remember that ducks and
quail cannot be shot until after day
light on the 18th OF October
ATTORNEYS HERE.
Among the attorneys in Tombstone
today were II. f. Pickett. J. p. Boyle.
II. J. Robinson. d. Benshimol, F. NJ.
Doan and Bruce Stephenson, having
business before the Superior Court.
OBTAINED.
C. S. Miller. of Douglas. has OBJ
tanned judgment in the Superior
Court against Vinvent Godoy and
wife for the sum of $500. s117.3O in
terest. Sl1215 insurance. s225.O0 at
torney fees. $2S.S5 costs and the
foreclosure OF lien on property in
the Railroad Addition to Douglas.
The Wilcox Bank and Trust COM
pany has secured judgment in the SUI
perior court against the McKittrick
Corporation for s6.4lS.0O. s6i1.6O at
torney fees and s21S0 costs.
OFFICERS HERE.
Percy Bowden. chief OF police, and
W. H. Nurchison. sergeant of the po-
lice, Of Douglas. were in Tombstone
today as witnesses before the Super
ior Court.
FROM RANCH.
\. L. Houston. rancher OF the Ca
nile district. was In Tombstone to-
day on business before L. S. Com
missioner W A Fowler.
REWARD FOR MURoERsRs.
The sheriff's Office has received
circulars offering $1,000 reward fol'
the capture of two men. Juan Palma..
in and man named Negretto, charg-
&c with killing Deputy Sheriffs Her
ry F. Nelson and Theodore Crosslet,
and wonnding another man near R.v-
erside. Calf. The former is Next
can and the latter an Indian
FROM HUAcHUcAs.
Jas. Kelly, Zeno and Clay Aston and
sister, Mrs. Ella Barrett. were visi-
tors in Tombstone today.
FROM SOUTH PASS.
Bill Frazee. cattleman of South
Pass. was a visitor in town today He
states that punchers from all over
The county will be in Tombstone on
October Sth and 5th to attend the big
cowboy rodeo to be staged here
CIVIL SUIT IN
COURT TODAY.
The case of the Erickson Jewelry
20. VS.. the City of Douglas for $3.50
and costs was on today before Judge
4. II. Sames in Division 2 of the 81
Derior Court. The plaintiff is suing
Tor the amount alleged to be due them
IN a license which the city forced