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The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-05

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The Bismarck tribune., 1921-10-05
IOWA BOVINES .
AT DAIRY SHOW

Hamline, Mimi, Oct. 5-Three hun
dred Of Iowa boyines arrived yester-
day for the national dairy show which
opens at the state fair grounds: next
Saturday. They came in so cars-a
special train-and included II prize
Guernseys.
Machinery exhibits placed in the
large fair building are from every part
Of the country and with cattle pour
ing in daily from now until the open
ing day managers of the show say
everything will be in readiness when
the exposition opens.
American women have the most
beautiful eyes in the world says q
London photographer. 'y5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.
 BY NOTED CLERGYMAN.

Members and friends of St Pau. 5 Episcopal church will be honored t,. morrow by the visit Of Dr. Endicott Peabody. Head Master of Grotou School. who arrived here today to cor. duet the services at the church 10. morrow morning at II o'clock. when communion services will be held or Peabody is the man who built the b. cal church way back in 1882, sl.ich was dedicated by Rt. Rev. Bishop At. wood, head of the Arizona D;oSesr Dr Peabody is learned clergyman and an earnest invitation has hrer extended for all To attend th a sers'ces tomorrow. Next Sunday. the i.th Rev. Geo. C. Golden. of Bisbee. will hold the usual Sunday service.
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SECOND iNSTAltMENT TAXES NOW DUE
tContinued from Page One,

tContinued from Page One, which means that penalties will at tach.
 Al present suit is being brought by County Attorney J. F. Ross from back tax lists prepared by Mir Welch. for back taxes due since 1915. and many thousands of dollars are expected to be added to the treasury when the suits are finally brought to judgmen, and the property in question sold
 The suits involve property in al most every city and town in the coun- ty including farming land. mining claims. as well as improvements
 Amounts ranging from few cents to hundreds of dollars are included in the suits. and while a few delin- Guent taxpayers. who have learned of the suits now being prepared are pay Ing mp. there are yet in the neighbOr- hood of i9o defendants in the blanket suit. copies of which are now being printed for service.
 Mir. Welch has had force of clerks at work on the lists for some months, while Nr Ross deputies have just completed compilation of the com plaint. which includes description of every piece Of property on which tax es are delinquent. Including the amounts. penalties. etc
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LtSiE TOtES WANTS CHANCE
 IN PAROLE BOARD METHODS
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And as these men appear before you. one after another, each telling his story and stating reasons why he should be granted q parole or a par don. you begin to see the complexities of this big problem.
 That is why l believe that our present machinery for handling this problem is not at all adequate Why should this great question be turned over for solution to state officials who already have their work cut out foy them in their official capacity as at. torney general or state superintend ent of schools? believe that this matter. of paroling and pardoning should he handled by big.public spir- tied men and women who can devote the time and thought to it that is ne cessary if the matter is to be disposed of efficiently. lt should not be handi- ed as sort of side issue for a public ofiiceholder
 Tt is most fascinating subject to me"
 Miss Toles then cited instances that came 10 her attention through prisoners petitioning for parole in volving problems Of staggering com plexity and whose ramification reach ed down into the heart of life. Con f!icting statement from the prisoners themselves or statements that failed to coincide with the written records before the board.
 That is why I say" she added, that the state pardon board should be composed of men and women who can devote the necessary amount ot time and energy as this biz piece of state bushes warrants"
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FORMER RESIDENT
 OF DOUGLAS DIES
 IN WARREN DISTRICT

BlSBEE. April 9-Dr. Albert Me Cornell. .6 years old. formerly resi- dent of Douglas. but for the last year and a half resident of the Warren District. died Thursday night at his home at Warren
 The deceased is survived by lis widow and ten children. H. G. Me Cornell. of Douglas; Ben Mcconnell, manager Of the Southern Arizona Auto Company. of Lowell: Guy l.. Mcconnell of Breckenridge. Texas; Dr. C X. Mcconnell. and Sam and Tom Mcdonnell. of Hot Springs. Tex as: Mrs. C. l.. Brown, Kansas City, Mo; Mrs. Ethel Henson of Little Rock. Ark: Mrs. Clara Fritz. of Hot Springs. and Mrs Ray Liston. of Ok lahoma
 Funeral services will be held in Douglas and will take place probably Sunday afternoon
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PHOENIX SHOOTER WINS
 STATE RIFLE TOURNAMENT

PHOENIX. April s.-H. P DeMund, of Phoenix. today won the individual annual rifle tournament of the Ari- zona Sportsmen's association at the Phoenix Gun Clubs traps in Papago park today Robinson, of Kingman. tied DeMund for the title in the first run. each having score of 90 points straight DeMund made the higher score is the shOot-off. however, De- Mund also making the highest anna teur average for the day.
 Governor Thomas F. Campbell fired the opening shot al the meet He fin ished shooting with score of 24 hits out of possible 25
 w. F.. Mullen, of Ray. won the state champion in the doubles event with II hits out of possible 50.
 Hugh Potson was high professional for the day with III hits out of a possible l50. Charles Plank, profes- sional. made run of jl straight.
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FEDERAL JUDGE HERE.

Judge W. F. Sawtelle of the Federal Court al Tucson. was in Tombstone for short time today enroute home from Fort Huachuca. where he had been on a brief visit with his son. who owns cattle ranch in the Hua- chucas. Judge Sawtelle has been quite busy during the past two months disposing of federal cases and took q Dooling. to visit his son
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GOVERNOR NAMES
 fss DELEGATES TO
 GOOD ROADS MEET

PioENIN, April & Governor Thos. F.. Campbell yesterday named lSS del of the United States Good Roads as. C.. April 1923. Acting on the re- tree of the association. the governor ommitted from the list of delegates the names of the life members of the assScistion. the presumption that they would be present at the conven- ton anyhow
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OSCAR TAPE GETS
 COMMISSION POST

PHOENiX. April S.-Oscar Zapf was yesterday appointed chief clerk of the investment department Of the state corporation commission to succeed Mir. Williamson who was recently made secretary Of the commission. The appointment of MT. Zapf was de termined upon at that time but as former chief clerk of the house in the legislature he was engaged in bring ing up the proceedings of the house for the printers and eoui! not there
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10

ing the Annual Musician program 70 be given by the High School Treble Clef Club. an exhibit of all articles made since the present school year by the boys in the manual training de partment. will be exhibited to visi- tors: There are in the neighborhood of 20 pieces of excellent work turned out by the boys under the instruction of Prof F.. w Webb. manual train ing teacher
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
TUESDAY
STATE EXAMINER HERE

sTATe EXAMINER HERE.
 State Examiner H. 0. Morrison, of Phoenix. arrived in Tombstone this morning from Nogaies on business connected with. the present audit of the treasurer's office. which is about to be completed.
 WIND uNRooFs RESIDENCE.
 Th. heavy w.ga os yesterday con pleteiy unroofesf the old Ed Land res idence on 3rd street owned by C. L.. Cummings. The house was occupied by Mrs. Crews. and family. The roof will be repaired before further dam age results to the interior.
 EXECUTE HOME.
 Senator c. Nj. Roberts. former su- peryisor. passed through Tombstone yesterday from Phoenix enroute to his home at wiIlcqx- He had been in at tendance at ths session of the Arizona Good Roads association which was he'd in Phoenix during the lated part of last week. AIT. Roberts was made
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terpreteI
DEPUTY ASSESSOR HERE.

Tom Glenn. deputy assessor for Douglas, was in Tombstone today con ferring with County Assessor Geo. R. Heushaw MT. Glenn reports the as- sessment for Douglas progressing nicely and will soon be complete. Practically all automobiles have been licensed and placed on the assessment rolls and despite the depression the rolls will show an increase this year as far as his end Of the county is concerned
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
SUPERVISORS BUY ANOTHER sTUpEeAkER.

chased another Studebaker auto for Sheriff Joe Hood to replace the one which was destroyed in the fire two weeks ago. and which was fully GOV. e'ed by insurance. There were eight L.us submitted. including proposals 60 sell the county Studebaker. Chand, ler. Hudson. Mitchell. stephens. Olds- mobile Paige. Nelie and Buick. The Studebaker Big Six at s250D was the bid aCpputed
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fore at once enter upon his duties.

fore al once enter upon his duties.
 That work is now nearly finished IL might already now he out of the way but for the fact that the ser vices of the printer were placed at the clerical force of the senate under Secretary Roy Davidson in the bust ness of closing the affairs of the sen ate.
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WEDNESDAY
RETURNED HOME.

RETURNED HOME C. Schneider returned today from q ! brief visit in Bisbee
 VISITED IN eis8EE.
 Mrs. G. W. Clark spent a few hours ! in Bisbee today on visit with friends. BACK FROM sissEE. Tom Foster returned this afternoon from Bisbee where he went on brief business visit. TO TUCSON. Tony Ciochetti and wife and Clar ence Cavanaugh motored to Tucson today for few days visit DANCE THURSDAY 14TH.
 A dance will be given on Thursday the 14th, at Legion Har. by Every body's Club. of Bisbee. Bisbee music and a good time for all. -Advtf. STILL QUITE ILL.
 The condition of Judge J. F. Dun can. pioneer of Tombstone. who has
 been quite i'll at his home during the past two weeks is reported as not much improved MEASLES IN TOWN. { City Health Officer Dr. H II. Hug hart reports several mild cases of measles in Tombstone, mostly among
 Mexican children. Quarantine hSs been enforced in each case, however.
 and further spread of the epidemic ] is not probable
 RANcHER HERE. Homer Mauldin. farmer and cattle
 man of St. David. spent a few hours in i Tombstone otday on business. Mir. -Mauldin has good crop of winter
 wheat and alfalfa being located under | the Boquillas ditch on the land owned
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REPORTED BETTER.
HAVE BABY GIRL.

\ baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs Martin C. Costello in Tombstone yesterday. Mrs. Costello and daueh- ter. who tipped the scales at seven pounds. are doing nicely. while Papa Cecil although disappointed that the for cowpuncher. is bubbling over with bliss
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10

Among the attorneys in town today from Bisbee were l. D. Taylor and s. K. Williams. of Bisbee. and k. x. French and Bruce Stephenson. of Douglas
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institution
VISITED PARiShiONERs.

Rev. Geo. C. Golden. of St John 2 Episcopal church Mrs Leonard and Mrs. Bennett. of Bisbee enroute horne from the Episcopal conyOcation al Phoenix. paid Mir. and Mrs A. T. Schuster very pleasant call yestef- day
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SOUTHLAND VISITOR.

Dan Brown, pioneer Of Courtland, was among the visitors in Tombstone today on visit with friends
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TRAVELLING MAN HERE.

l.. w Allen. representing the Cali fornia Ink Company. of Los Angeles. was in Tombstone today on busine3s for his company
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ing teacher.
BACK FROM PHOENIX.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty ra- turned home today from Phoenix.
 where he went to take John Rock. de
 mented war veteran to the state hos pital. He also took another patient.
 John Toner. committed to the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
FROM APACHE.

O F.. Patterson, former deputy sher iii of Apache. was visitor in Tomb stone today
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day and Monday.
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL.

". II. Candless. of the Tucson Of flee uf the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph company. is in Tomb stone today checking up al the local branch office
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
TO STATE ROAD CAMP.

Chas Schneider and Raymond A. "Swede" Jacobson. went out To the
 state road camp at Pantano today. where they will drive trucks. They were taken out by John Iro court in,
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HEARING THIS EVENING.

Dave Johnson. of the Arizona cor. poration commission is expected to ar to conduct the hearing on the water question regarding the local mills. En- gineer Ben Davis of the commission arrived here yesterday. The hearing will in all probability be had this evening or tomorrow morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
TO PIONEER MEET.

AIds. ]. $. Sparks and children and pioneer. went to Phoenix today where Mrs Gray will attend the grand pio- neer's reunion to be held in Phoenix the first part of next week.
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VISITING GRANDMOTHER.

Miss Leeta Blockburger is visiting in Tombstone from her home in Los Angeles, the guest of her grandmoth. er. Mrs. ]. F. Duncan
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
GLEASON OFFICIALS.

Judge w J. Geers and Constable l.. NJ Brown. of GIeeson. spent the day
 in the county seat today.
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OPERATED UPON.

Mrs. Geo. Wales, who was operated upon yesterday afternoon at the Cop per Queen hospital at Bisbee. is re- ported today as doing as well as can be expected. IL is expected she will be confined to the hospital for sever al weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
HERE FROM ElGIN.

[ Mrs. Juan Telles arrived in Tomb stone today from Elgin and will visit here with Mrs. Harry Hughes. her ! sister-in-law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10

Harry Pfisterer. of the Kansas City Paper House, was in Tombstone to- day interviewing the trade
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10

territory supplied by the postofice for which the examination is announced.
 Tn examination is open to all cit izens of the United States who ca1 comply with the requirements.
 Application blanks Form l753. and full information concerning the re- quirements of the examination can be secured from the postmaster at the place of vacancy or from the United States Civil Service Commission. at Washington. D. C.
 Applications should be properly ex- ecutcd and filed with the Commission at Washington. D. C.. at the earliest practical date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
TO PIRrlEvlIIE.

Rev. F. A. Coiiyomer oi the Catho-
 lie church. went to Pirtleville today where he will remain until Tuesday.
 holding services there Saturday. Sun day and Monday
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RETURNED HOME.

Judge A. C. Lockwood returned home today from Tucson where he has been the past several days hold ing court for Judge Pattee. who was disqualified in d case
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TO TUCSON.

Dr. C. F. Morris. local dentist. went to Tucson today for visit over Sun day with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
FAKE MAGAZINE SOLICITORS
 THOUGHT HEADED THIS WAY

Police are warned to he on the look out for two women who have been successfully operating in the south west as solicitors for magazine pub lications. One of them. Miss Dodge. who also is known to California po- lice as Mrs. Mickles. usuaiiy operates among business men She is said to be winsome and possesses a personali- ty which the tired business man sue cunbs 10 regardless of whether he need more magazines. The other fic- titious solicitor sometimes goes un- der the name of Mrs. l.. White and is wanted by San Diego police for for gery.
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TO BIS 8 E E.

Fred Bennett. local cattleman. went to Bisbee today. and will return this afternoon accompanied by Mrs. Ben nett. who has been visiting in Bisbee for the past week
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-04-10
 FRIDAY
GENTLEMAN HERE.

GENTLEMAN HERE.
 John Riggs. cattieman oi the Rigas settlement. near the Chiricahuas. was in Tombstone today appearing before
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OLD PtON FER VISITS HERE.

Maurice Denn. pioneer mining man of Bisbee. who is now residing in Cal ifornia. was visitor in Tombstone today. visiting with his old friend. Maurice Whelan. MT. Denn was on a visit to Bisbee where he still retains valuable mining holdings but could not return to California before visit
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for the past week.
SERIOUS ILL.

According to word received from Gleeson. Mrs Vim. Saundercock, for. al her home. following stroke Q. paralysis several weeks ago
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RETURNS EAST.

Mrs. Y F.. Davis. mother of John II. Hill. left this morning for Dayton. Ohio. where she will visit relatives for a month before returning 10 her home at Boston
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SATURDAY
ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in town today were M BlnmenthaI Alex Murry of Bisbee
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THURSDAY
TO CONDUCT HEARING.

Judge A C. Lockwood Of Division 1 of the Superior Court. went Co Douglas today to conduct d juvenile hearing. RETURNED HOME.
 ]. NJ. Phillipowski. court reporter of Division l of the Superior Court. re- turned home today from Bisbee where he went on business
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VISITED HERE.

Mrs. |. C. F.. Adams. wife of the O. chise supervisor. was visitor :n Tombstone today accompanying MT. Adams. who is here to attend the spe- cial session of the board of supery,s-
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by the Southwest Realty & Trust com.
 pany. composed of Tombstone men
 who took the property from the Cos. tello estate last year. MT. Mauldin ] is planning a number of improvements preparatory to the coming of the Charleston dam.
 WITH PRosPEcToR. Arthur Peterson. we'll known Bisbee
 boy. came over yesterday and is em- ployed in the Prospector job depart
 ment Peterson is a graduate of the
 Bisbee high school. having taken a
 course in printing in that institution.
 BUY TOWN HOME
 | H. r. Merrill reports the closing of
 deal whereby the Kendall Bros. of
 south Pass, have purchased the How ell residence. corner of Stafford and First Streets. which they will use for their home during the time they are not at their ranch in the mountains.
 REPORTED BETTER l. II. McPherson. pioneer of Tomb stone. is reported as improved today following Illness for the past week. His son. Wm. McPherson. of Bisbee. is here taking care of his fathers transfer and fuel business during his
 illness.
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highway convention.
FoURTH-cLAss p. M. EXAM

The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an exam ination 10 he held at Douglas. Ariz. on May 14, 1921. as result of which il is expected To make certification to fill a contemplated vacancy in the position of fourth-class postmaster at Gleeson, and other vacancies as they may occur at that office, unless it shall be decided in the interests of the service to fill any vacancy by re- instatement. The compensation of the postmaster at this office was S5s2 for the last fiscal year
 Applicants must have reached their twenty-first birthday on the date of the examination, with the exception that in state where women are de- clared by statute to be al full age for all purposes at eighten years. women eighteen years of age on the date of the examination will be admitted.
 Applicants must reside within the
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DR. HEAID HERE.

ent of the Congregation al churches day from his home at Fl Paso. for a
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TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELv TOLD
MONDAY
FROM slSsEE.

MONDAY FROM siseEE.
 J. A. Campbell. accountant. of Bis bee. was in Tombstone today. IN DOUGLAS.
 ] x. Gaines spent Saturday in Doaelas on a business mission VISITED hEEE.
 Mrs, LaMore. of Bisbee. spent yes terday in the city visiting friends. CONTRACTOR HERE.
 Frank Vaughn. contractor of Bisbee. spent yesterday in Tombstone. TO sis5Ee.
 Assessor Geo. Henshaw and family spent yesterday in BisDee visiting with friends
 BACK FROM TRIP.
 Harry Scott returned yesterday from weeks trip in the Sulphur Springs valley
 TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Dave Struthers went to Doug las this morning. where she will visit relatives for a few days BACK FROM FUNERAL.
 Russell Moves returned to Tomb stone yesterday from Douglas, where he attended the funeral of Peter Hay iland
 VISITED IN DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. Chas. Blyth and daughter, Miss Maud Davis and Miss Anne Brown spent yesterday in Douglas xisitins relatives and friends FROM CLOSE.
 Supt. Max Fielder. of the Arizona Eastern. at Globe. was before the board of supervisors this morning on road matters.
 FROM DOUGLAS.
 Dr. k. J. Stroud superintendent and Sumner Ashley. resident superintend- ent, of the county hospital at Douglas. were in the county seat today on busi- ness before the board of supervisors. SELLS RANCH.
 l, is reported in Tombstone that Ii. C. Wheeler. former sheriff of Cochise county. has sold his ranch and cattle interests in the Chiricahuas, which he purchased about year ago. HERE FROM PHOENIX,
 sam Kyle, attorney, formerly of Bis nee. and now located in Phoenix. is in Tombstone today, having several cases in the local superior court. BEFORE BOARD.
 G. C. Purdy. of Osborn. was a visi- tor in town today on business before the board of supervisors. H. B. Me Bride was also here on matters before the board
 FEoM BENSON.
 Contractor H. NJ. Eckerman came uY yesterday from Benson. where he has contract on Section A of the HensOn-vail highway. He is at pres ert surfacing two-mile stretch Of highway out of Benson. HERE FOR HEARING
 Dr. Fitzgerald. government physi- clan. was in Tombstone today to as sist in the examination of John Rock, which was held before JuGge LOCK wood in the Superior Court this after noon. The case of ROCK IS being handled by the American Legion post Of Bisbee. in an effort to have the pa tient sent to the government institu- tion at Sacramento and the matter has been postponed until word can be received from the Sacramento sanitor- ium. Mrs. Rock. mother of the unfor- tunate war veteran. was in Tombstone today to attend the hearing.
 TUESDAY STATE EXAMINER HERE.
 State Examiner H. 0. Morrison, of Phoenix, arrived in Tombstone this morning from Nogaies on business
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FROM GLOBE.

Supt Max Fielder. of the Arizona Eastern. at Globe. was before the board of supervisors this morning on road matters
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HERE FROM DOUGLAS.

\. C. kareer. manager of the Bank. head Motor Company of Douglas g. former clerk of the board of superyis. ors. was brief yisitir in Tombstone
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ing Old Tombstone.
TRAVELLING MAN.

Henry Appel, travelling man of today.
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BEFORE BOARD.

C.. (. Purdy. of Osborn, was a visi- tor in town today on business before the board of supervisors. H. E. Me Bride was also here on matters before the board