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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of
WINSLOW CLARK
late of Shoreham

The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust the claims and demands of all per
sons against the estate OF Winslow Clark, late
of Shoreham, in said District deceased, and
all claims exhibited in offset thereto, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the store of Pny W. Waite, in
the town of Shoreham in said District on
the 18th day OF May and l4th day of Noyem-
Der, next from o'clock P. NJ, until O'Clock
P. NJ on each OF said days and that SIX
months from the 18th day of May A. D. 1921,
is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to US for eXami-
nation and allowance
May, A. D. 1921.
Pliny W. Waite
Charles Cunningham
Commissioners
Elton Clark. John P. Bowditch and
James Lowell Putnam, Executors
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-05-27
Middlebury High School Notes

The Freshmen again proved their
superiority over the Al, Stars Of the
Grades Monday AFTERNOON by 3 score
of 1912. It was anybody5 game how
ever until the last inning the teams
running tie l2-l2 from the third TO the
eighth inning. Tie grades boys got
off to a two run starr and led for three
innings, but lost heart and after the
fifth were unable to score off Smalinz-
ski This was the second victory OF
the Freshmen III two games with the
All Stars.
The mines were. for the Freshmen,
Corvin. c; SmoIinzsk., p Eddy ID;
Tully, 2bi Barnes, 3D. Farnham, ss;
Wood, IF; Barron, CT; Billings, ri. For
the Al! Stars, Cartmell p; Dorey, C;
Smalinzski. lb. Ryder, 2b; Baldwin,
S.; Carrigan, 3b; Lacy ct; Wood, ri;
Bush, If. Umpire, Reach
The same Freshmen, e!ated with the
ease with which they had twice dis
posed of their Juniors in the other
school, presumed to challenge the Jun
ior, Of the high school and lost 1876
The game was played on the Fair
Grounds Tuesday afternoon.
The Junior team was Gallipo, c; R
Farnham, p; Eddy ID Shambo, % ;
Gllig y, S.. WoIcot-, 3b; Church, eli;
Rus. Farnham, t. Kelly, RI. Umpires
Calhoun and Burns.
Miss Geuevleve Ca-on Of the Com
me-clal Department has returned to
classes after an illness Of three weeks
with appendicitis.
In substitution Of the Banner Scrap
that was prohibited the Sophomore.
and Freshmen last fall, it is expected
that the title to the banner will be
decided in a game or series OF game,
of baseball
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
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SPR FADING OUT.

The Benson-Tombstone stage is gradually increasing it's business anl Il will grow as the the travelling pub. lie learns Of it's existence. A laundry in B:sbee is getting so much business in Tombstone that it now sends its truck over twice s seek < pape- hanger and painter. in fact two of them. are .ow located here and it looks as if both will be kept busy. There certainly are plenty of build ings that need the services of these gentlemen. \ candy factory is getting ready for operation The mills that have been under construction and oyerhauiing are about ready to start work. in fact. one has started and the others are about to do SO
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ARE MAKING SURVEY.

County Agent C. R. AdamsOu cc
 Ni!lcoT and men from the extension department Of the university l-it this department Of theu diversity left this morning from Douglas enroute to Webb Whitewater. and other parts of the county They are making a gen. era! survey which will take two weeks. Miss Alice Y. Joyce. state leader of demonstration &ork. left Dou=lus yesterday after conference with Miss Grace Ryan. Cochise county demonstration agent, Miss Ryan is cmpioy.G by othc~ ccru-.-s beside Co chisc
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cH RISTikN ENOEAvOR NEWS.

The local C. F. Society is thriving. They Were out g strong last sunday evening A campaign for subscrip tions 70 the Southwestern C. F. paper los been raging since last sunday night and will close tomorrow night The Southwestern paper is in a con test with the Ohio & Dixie C. F. pa rers. and Tombstonc's young folks are determined to help Arizona and her sister states to show those east crncrs that we aren't back numbers ont here by any means The local goal is 20 subscriptions About 20 have been secured so far The losing sid" in the local teams has to-well that's q secret. but they're willing to down it cheerfully. if they can help to reach the goal The Society has arranged for a Sun Rise Prayer meet ing at 6 ij on Tank Hill on Easter Morning. Anyone who wishes may attend and will be heartily welcomed 1 good C. F. meeting at 6:30 Sunday evening. Are you living E. C. or A 4? Come and find ont.
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JURY AWARDS 5000
 FOR CHIlD'S DEATH.

Las night. following three hours dc. liberation. the jury in the case of San. doval vs. Falcett. for damages. re. turned verdict awarding the plain tiff damages in the amount of 5000. The plaintiff had sued for 5000 dam ages alleged due 10 the death of q child who was run down by truck owned by the defendant.
 With the completion of the Sando- val-Fawcett case. the civil-criminGl jury docket of the February term of Division of the Superior Court was cleared and this morning Judge Lock-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

A decision in favor Of jessie May slrdsins was given yesterday by J.dee Lockwood Of the superior court ia the case in which Jessie Hay Hud.
 gins and Mrs William Gristy were
 both claimants for a benefit of $500 derived from a policy of the Phelps
 Dods" Benefit Association. Before
 William Gristy died he changed the beneficiary n,med in his benefit pol
 icy from Mrs. Gristy to Jessie May tiudgins. The benefit association waived all rights in the matter all. let t for the court to decide who was n" rixhtful claimant The court e. cided tha, an employe has a right to change his beneficiary to anyone whom he might desire Jessie May Hudeins is little girl
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NR AND MRS. CHEF
 JOHNSON RETURN HOME
Todays Bisbee Review says:

Today's Bisbee Review says:
 The dark cloud has lifted from the editorial sanctum of The Review. the sound of merry laughter .permeates the inky atmosphere of the morning disburser of news again. eyerybody's happy around the newspaper office once more. Why you ask? Why, bless your soul. Our Chet has come back, none the worse for the wear af- ter getting married and going to Cali fornia. neverything
 Mir and Mrs. Johnson returned from an extended visit to San Diego yesterday afternoon. They are mar ried. all right but neither one of them says that either can realize they are forever hitched up.
 Mrs. Johnson was quite i'll while at the coast. being attacked with articu- lar rheumatism. but is now much i'm proved. They will occupy the Nc Clellan house on Mason Hill
 Before her marriage Mrs. Johnson was teacher in the English depart ment Of the Horace Mann Junior high school, while Chet was telegraph edi- tor of the Review and also carries the alias of Kid Underwood. He will resume his old job as soon as the novelty of being married wears off somewhat
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SUNDAY. MARCH p. 1921

honor of the visit of Worthy Grand AatrOn Mrs Blanch Whetstone, who came here from Bisbee. where she has been on tour Oi the state Al most the full membership of the local order was present. while a number of outside members were here for the occasion. Following the business ses sion social program was enjoye1, followed by delicious refreshments and music.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

The board .f supervisors held their regular semi-monthly session in Tombstone today transacting business which occupied most of the day A delegation Of Bisbee and Lowell resi- dents appeared before the board re- 4uesting the repair of the Forrest Gi"cson High Lonesome highway. It was estimated that s5O0 would place the highway in travelling shape and the board allowed the amount. placing he expenditure of same in the hands of County Engineer Sid Smvtn
 W.. Gregg of San Simon was ap- pointed justice of the peace To fill the unexpired term of w R Dunn. -e- signed.
 This afternoon following adjourn ment the board and Clerk l.. F. kuch- enbecier went Co the Apache Powder Company plant at St David to view road work in progress there by Coun- ty Engineer Sid Smyth They will re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

In Judge Sames' Division No ? Of the Superior Court yesterday. s. L.. Land. prominent mining operator of Dos Cabezas. was granted divorce from his wife, Anna l.. Land The plaintiff was also granted the custody of his three minor children. Mir. Land who was here yesterday to appear at the trial returned to his home last evening.
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o. Z. s. OFFICERS.

Mrs. Blanche Whetstonc, of Pres colt and present grand worthy ma, ,ran ot the Order of the Eastern Star. for the state Of Arizona. arr-yec from Bisb"~ on Friday morning and will he the gucs, oi Mrs William Lutley for several days Mrs Whetstone is a iady Of pleasing personality and has won the friendship of ali waom sne has com" in contact during her stay her-. From Tombstone Mrs What stone goes tn MillcnN.
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IN JAIL ON CHARGE OF STEALING AUTOMOBILE.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty yes ;erday brought William j. Flennihan, q soldier from Camp Harry J Jones at Douglas. 10 this city from Tucson and lodged him in the county jail The prisoner was captured ill Tucson OF description furnished officers by Sher- if Hood He is charged with the theft of an Aldsmobile Slx. the prop eriy Of Lieut. Douglas. an officer at Camp Jones.
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sIaIt hItAWaI system.
MEETING.

The local CoInmandery of Knights Templar held special session in their hall last night and conferred the Orders Of the Temple and also heard some interesting .aiks pertain ing 10 the Holy Land and other points Of interest in connection with the Crusaders. che talks being given by two visitors
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two visitors
EASTER SERVICES.

The local Tombstone Commando " 0f Knights Templar will hold their aT-
 nual Easter Service at the Episcopal
 church Sunday night at 1:30 to which services the public is invited \ spe- cial choir has been selected for the occasion and Rev Geo. C. Golden. of
 Bisbee. will condrct the services in conjunction with ;he local Command .ry
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

Max NonBsumkirchner was a vis,. tor in Tombstone today from the Hua- chucas
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

Earl Conyers. Tombstone boy. who is assisting in the removal of some tanks from the old E. II. mire to the Apache Powder Co. plant. suf. fered bruises and injury yesterday when he fell about twenty feet from timber inside the tank. He was standing on the timber when it gave way. Others also in the same posi- ton saved themselves by grappling other timbers nearby
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

To Wright. enterprising merchant }. St David. and one of the directors of the san Pedro Water Users Associa- ton. was in Tombstone today dispos- ing of produce and attending to busi- ness matters at the court house
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BUYS MORE SAN PEDRO VALLEY LAND.

San Pedrod Valley farming land is changing hands lively according to re- ports during the past few days. Mon. day (. F.. Goetz, Benson merchant, purchased 160 acres near Benson for consideration of ss3o0. The land
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tn estart
RETURNS HOME.

Miss Helen Brown county school superintendent returned home yes teTday from Douglas. Miss Brown has been making the rounds of the county recently acquaintins herself with the school work in the various districts and says she has enjoyed the work of her office since the begin ming of the new Near
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
OFFICIAL VISIT.

The local Order of Eastern Star VII receive an official visit from Mrs Blanche !. Whetstone, the new Wor thy Grand Natron Of the Order 1n Friday night; These visits are made once each year to each local Chapter over the state The officers Of the local Chapter are making arrange mrnts to give the grand officer hear [. welcome cn this ncnas.rn
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DOUGLAS CASE STILL ON.

The case oi Sandoyal ys. Fawcett which has been on in Division ! of the Superior Court since yesterday. was still on trial late this afternoon and will go to the jury either tonight or early tomorrow morning The plain tiff is suing for 5000 dameges alleged due through the death or child who was run down by a truck owned by the defendant
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

Judge Pattee. of Tucson, will be in Tombstone tomorrow afternoon hear ing a contested divorce case in which both Judge Lockwood and Judge Sames have been disqualified. The case is W-lie ys. Wylie and involves
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
TO LOCATE IN SAN JACiNTO.

Frank Fowler for number of years connected with his brother in the Abstract Title Insurance X Trust Company. in Tombstone left yester- day for San Jacinto. Calf. where he goes to locate Tor some time. taking care o; interests he has there. At some future time Alr. Fowler intends ip rt.frlru In Ton, hs-nue
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LONGEST STRETCH OF NATURAL HIGHWAY.

The road work on t:Ie state high way from Bernardino east to the Ari- Zona-New Mexico state line is going right ahead and should be completed by July first or sooner. The remain ing work between Benson and the top
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TURNER VISITORS.

Mir and Mrs. I D IaWry. oi Tur. ner. spent the day in Tombstone at tending ,o business matters and shop ping. returning to their homes at Tpr- ner this evening.
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OLD GUARD MILL.

Everything is about ready Tor the rebuilt Old Guard mill to blow in. and the mana cement expects to start run nine o-c through the stamps next Monday. Delay in getting belting was th. last feature of delay. but now ev- erything is practically .l shape for
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BUSINESS MEETING.

There will be a business meeting aj the Conversational church at 7:3o o'clock tonight, All the men who took part or arc interested in the mems St Patrick sapper are urg to be present
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TOMORROW MIGHT.

The attraction at the Crystal thea ter tomorrow night is biI! composed Of seven reels. two ot them being Q comedy with 4 st John and the fea- ture picture is Elsie Ferguson in A Dolls House said to he very inter estlnc The admission is 25c and l,c
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TOMBSTONE COkMsNOERY EASTER SERVICES.

Tombstone Commandery No X T. will hold it's usual Eastern services next Sunday evening al St raui's Episcopal church. attending as a bod :. . The Rev. Geo. < Golden. of Disbec. will conduct the services
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
MOVING ABOUT.

N F. Clark. assistant clerk of the board oi supervisors has moved into tha o.d Goodbody resident on Tough. uu; street [. K Walker and family are E.wcumers residing -n .nr. Reed residence on Third Street.
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ON FISHING TRIP.

Attorney Alex Murry and wife spent q few hours in Tombstone today el- route to Roosevelt Dam. where they will spend the next week on fishing expedition.
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SATURDAY
EASTERN STAR HOLD SOCIAL SESSION.

Venus Chapter No 6. o. E $. held combined bushes sand social ses- sion at Masonic Hall last night in
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BREACH OF CONTRACT SUIT IN DIVISION 2.

h Division ? of the Superior Cour'. today. with Judge Sanes presiding. a breach or contract suit occupied the day The suits was filed by Strahan aeains; Batls-. aieciu- breach of con tract
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| iCAUTiON.

The lIuachuca Water Company is ~"ud'n= out notices 10 all patrons ask. ins them to conserve water during the present drouth Shrubs and treas may be benefited by all fl they will carry out their waste water. Another important thing is seeing that all plumbns is Rep; in repair. toilets es- pecially being mentioned in the mo- 'ticc.
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IN FSCM RANCH.

Wm. Cowan, cattlenan oI the Cos eminent Draw. was |. visitor in Tomb stone today making arrangements for . carload of cotton seed which he will feed 10 his stock to tide him over the lean period
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WEDNESDAY
 CON AVIATION.

Tombstoui,es are now practicine conservation insofar as irrigation is concerned. The saving Of waste wat er goes d long ways towards watering trees and shrubs and saves money be sides
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GUYS BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Attorney L. Q Woolery local real estate dealer reports the purchase last week of the corner business prop erty known as the John Rock corner from Mrs Bessie Flach MT. Woolery coEtempiatps improvement and re- pairs on the property as well as pa.c-- ing tn exterior. The property is con sidered one oi the best pieces of bust ness locations in the city.
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS.

Among the Douglas attorneys in Tombstone today Were Geo N. Roark. R x. French. F. N Doau and David Benshimol
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RETURNED HOME.

Attorney F.. J. Flanigan returned to his home al Bisbec this afternoon fol lowing the day spent in court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
FROM RANCH.

Cecil Costello and wife were visi- tors in town today from their ranch at sycamore Springs
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27

Of the hill will be done m another 3C days. so that July fourth ought to De the day on which big motorcade to officially open the longes, stretch of standard built highway yves; oI the Mississippi river should he run.
 This completed stretch will be one uoutinuous piece of roacway complet- ed in accordance with T.. $. Federal Mid requirements from Rodeo. New Mexico. to q point almost into Flor once. passing through Douglas. Bis bee. Tombstone. St. David Benson. Vail. Tucson and on west with sey- eral miles of concrete paved road. no wooden bridges On the contrary ev- cry water way is of concrete except. lng one and that is the steel bridge et St David
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MINING MAN HERE.

Frank Mckinney. mining man of Douglas was g visitor iii Tombstone today on business He returned to his home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
FINISHING TOUCHES.

The ;inishins touches to Judge Sames' co;h, room in Division cc the superior court are being put or today, a linoleum and carpet being laid New lnolaum will he relaid all over the courthouse in the near flu
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
MANY TOURISTS.

,!uit @ d number or tourists passed through town yesterday. most of then going East
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THURSDAY
REPORT ED STRIKE.

II is reported that the Solstioe peo- pla. after going through fault. pick ed up th- ore again and have q foot v.il of high grade silver ore
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TO DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sid Smyth went Ito Douglas this morning where he was called on road matters requiring at tention in that end of the county. He
 will return here tomorrow
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney D. Benshinol was d visi. tor in Tombstone today on business before the court.
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IN sISsEE.

!. \. Gaines made brief visit tC Bisbee this morning remaining there between stages.
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OR. SWiGERT HERE.

Dr II. W. Swisert, Of Denver. is in Tombstone today. attending to the op- tical needs of Tombstone He will re- main here one day longer. and is at
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STILL DRY.

Prohibition seems ;o nave struci ;he water end of The country as wei as the liquor. the only difference he m- that no one as yet has started |, "houtlee' rainfall.
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NEXT DANCE.

The next dance in TomIstoan is slated for the Schieffelm Han for Faster Monday night
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TUESDAY
COMING NEARER.

The end of the school season is a long way off but a school lad was heard to say this morning. Well. fel- lers. she's one day nearer Hes an
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RET RNED HOME.

Sine Gallen returned home this af. tcrnoon from Bisbee. where he has been since yesterday on d business visit
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TO FATHER's FUNERAL.

Jack Ess'r local lcasor. was called Co Prescott yesterday by the sad news pf his fathers death Saturray.
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eACLY NEEDED.

There are several spots on Allen St
 that are badly in need of repairs and there are several loads of loose rock that should b. removed from both Allen and Fremont streets. especially on those. .streets forming part of the
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TO DOUGLAS.

Superior Judge A C. Lockwood. of Division No l. and Court Reporter ]. M. Phihpowski, of the same depart ment, went to Bisbee and Douglas to. day. where Judge Lockwood will hear d uuurar of cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-03-27
WAS IN BiSEEE.

Postmaster Paul Smith was brie
 visitor in B!sbee yesterday on busi ness
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VISITING PARENTS.

Fred Chambers is visiting for sev tral days in Tombstone from Casa Grande, the guest of his parents. MT and Mrs J. $. Chambers.
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FROM siSBEE.

M W Merrill WAS .n Tombstone to- day from Eis5ee. enroute home from St David. where hc attended the farm bureau meeting last night
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Benson. E. Mater G Compans will re open their place oI business within ihe week with new stock cf goods They Will be located in .pmpora-v -v quarters in north Benson .aa:il all. other building can be erected. it is reported. \ considerable quantity Of undamased goods has been salyased from the ruins Of the fire of last week
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FROM RANCH.

Ernest Graf Was business visitor in Tombstone today from his ranch near Turner
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FROM TUCSON.

Paul Joyce. section foreman on the r. P X <. W returned this morning from J hr!.. visit 0 Inc son.
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RETURNED HOME.

Geo. NJ. Wales and 6 l.. HiAby r. turned home today from PnoeniN where they have been on brief visit
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TO LOCATE HERE.

l. K Walker and family have ar rived !a Tombstone and viii locate here, Mir. Walker being . painter and paper hanger
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MAY ERECT MILL.

According to J. $ Chambers one of the leasors of the Silver Cloud Mine in the Dragons, they are planning the erection of a small mill on the property if tests now being made prove satisfactory Samples of the ore have been sent to experts Co de termine the best method of reduction and the building of the mill will be based on their findings. a carload of ore is being shipped from the mine to the smelters today 1t is planned to save considerable in hauling and treatment charges through the milling of the ore on the property. as hauling is done by truck over a I5-mile road.
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CALLED TO DOUGLAS.

Sheriff Joe Hood went to Douglas this morning on official business. Re turning home he will bring with him his automobile. which has been stored in Douglas. which he will use until the supervisors purchase a new car to replace the one which was burned Wednesday in the fire.
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v6H DICT IN THREE MINUTES.

After about three minutes delibera tion this afternoon the jury in the ease of Strahan vs Butler. involving breach Of contract. returned verdict in favor ot the defendant. in Division l of the Superior Court. The has had been on trial since yesterday
 This afternoon the case of Sandoyal vs Fawce;i q Douglas ease. in which the plaintiff is suing the defendant for damages due To the death Of q ,hiid, was started. IL will no; be completed before tomorrow The SO lection of the jury was started short iy afte.. l.3o this afternoon.
 Be,ore oour; convened this after noon Judge Lockwood heard three pleas oc guilty and handed out two sentences
 I. R Monk and l.. g smith. pri- yates of Camp Harry ]. Jones. Dong las, who pleaded guilty to burglary in the second degree. having robbed the residence Of IT. E Rrcc :n Douglas. zach received d sentence oi from 70 9 years in the state penitentiary. and will be taken there tomorrow by Dep uty Sheriff Harry Raffertv.
 In the case of II Mcdonald. who pleaded guilty to. forgery. sentence was deferred pending further inyes'i- satiOn