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New-York tribune., 1921-09-15

debtor:
In New York County
Anglo American distributing Syn
dicate-City OF n. Y.......... $205.17
Alliegro Construction Co. Inc
IngersolI Rand Co. ......,... lS42l
Adrian l,l, Johnson a"w F Phqto q Play s,5 90
ZeriIi ............,,.... 1.51s.45
ing co.. Inc. '..'.,. 1878
- ct I'', al 1860
y schwartn pilsener brewing irss Co. 12.1s2a3
Bogart, Geo IL. Y. Haisey.. 302.t t3
Barker. Albert L.-Ciemons, Inc. 116.70
Inc .................. 1858
BoeTst. 'Msi Ernest r.-Fishei Nesslsr
R-os s@'s Inc .'.'.. 4sl.2o
sasne-N. Mercedes ......... as52o
carne-I karrere . 363 40
ssne--Twveffort. Inc ...... 1870
Felisr .................. $3.50
Msrral & Condit Cn........ s32.44
Lttnographing Corp. .......... 2,7s1.4s
Bunkle Arthur J-centrA r. r.
Duplex symphonic 4 4iking
Machine Co, c.-United Nov
city Co. Inc. ...... ........... 1o4ss
Diamond
Isaac $. Gold-Barnard Phil
De Maria, Frank ana Vincent (De
Maria Bros) defender Photo
Brewing CO. .,..........4..,. 4.7s9.ss
rison-saies EXTENSION Corp. lo3.s2
Buggen Elward=H. J. Feidman 1920
Dwellings, corp.-E. George & .
Douglas Philip-G G. stoddard 404.s3
Dooley e. Munsey-J Smith. 1891
CiTy Of New York. rk...'........ 1915
Inc c. .''.'......"'........ a. '.''-' 4412o
-'Goidns Goldmsn ct al 49, ........+... 1.21ess
Frad VIM De. TriAdman.... 531eS
F'ormigli Russell-Castle Co. Inc 1s0. 20
6sfTanSer ,...'.......+.....1 s.45oss
Co Inc '1~Fuscsny any Realty Co. 600 %
0ellSsit "eitv of IN n Ys'....... '~'e' 2s2f7
Gordon, Saul O.-Butler Bros. 400 so
Grossman. Max--Travelers Ins.
cambrino Iucia--S. PestilIo ct al 15s. 25
'r'vrt Fqrniter r''Ill, PUB. Co ........,.. 1912
GIeicher. Louis-Benedict Mfg.
Gross. sol-Metuchen Nat. Bank. 4.oso7e
Illuminatores of the Worid-o-
John E Cokney. inc-Same. 1886
Joseph b Clark 6 Co, Inc
Afneirgus Realty Corp. ....... t.344.3 IS
>isieas Prsss. Inc ........7..'.. als.sc
nan i'"' ..4....'..............e. .''NS 1905 %
King solomon Hospital ASSN
iuc--i Rabinowitz .......,.- 5ss.es
tsr 's"'''.'''.s. ..'........ s7s7c
Same. Pfeister ......... 57s.si
Eaiibroner ...'............... lse1l
I.otssne, Josaph-J 6. Butcher. i22.6s
Ia man n IN 80 ....s....s,. a5o47
- 49, -. -. sse ~
New-York tribune., 1921-09-15
Petitions In Bankruptcy

HAROLD A. GIBERT-Noluntary; 10
West Eighty seventh Street. Liabilities
SIN SIMON N r. Involuntary: 100
West Fifty ninth street. Liabilities. 30
4is FE9TEfnHuM TT aflsts; & wH1rEBooK-rnvol-
urtarv; 3ewelry. l4l Fulton Street. LA
bilities sloo, 900; assets, $4,000.
RlsKIN BRos.-involuntary; cioaks and
suits sos Seventh Avenue
g. s HAT WORKs-1nvoluntar
women's hats. II West Houston Street.
Liabilities $4,000; assets $1,000
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Morris Davdson-Judge c. NJ. Hough
apuointed NJ Cedarbaum receiver for. Nor
ris Davidson, cotton goods, 90 Eldridge
street with bond OF $500. Liabilities
are estimated at $4,000, and assets at
$1,000
Schedules In Bankruptcy
NAX POLLACK--Dry goods. 367 East
Tenth Street. Liabilities, $3,0a4; assets
$3.50.
SORlES co. INC.--Anto supplies etc.
Liabilities, s2s. l72; assets. $4,000.
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Judgrnents Filed

The following judgments were filed yes
terday the first being that Of the
debtor:
Tn Now York Couufv
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BANK STATEMENTS
REPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF THE
Metropolitan Trust Company Of the
City of New York

at the close of business on the sth day Of
September, 1921.
RESOURCES
Specie s4sos42e
Other currency authorized by
the laws of the United
states e4u, loV.VO
Cash items, viz:
Exchanges and
checks for
days
clearings s1.ss5,249.o3
0 [ er d
items .. l73ssst1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18

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KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET

kansas C1Iy QUICK IdiuS, '"iy H. 1921.
 Hog prices made another advance today which took the market into the highest position since early this year and s2.25 to s250 above the low point in June. Today's advance was 25 to 40 cents, top s975, bulk S9.50 to $9.7O. Demand was urgent. Cattle ruled strong to 40 cents higher. Yearl1ngs and. light weight steers sold up to s9.00 and s91O. the highest prices in 2 number of weeks. Stockers and feeders were higher also. Sheep ana lambs sold readily at steady prices.
 Beef Cattle
 ReceiDts of cattle today were De low expectations. and the light supply furnished protest against the re- cent low prices, and reflected a more ontfn,istic view of cattlemen because of promised relief in the loan situa' ton. arising from the bankers 50 mil lion dollar cattle loan fund. Tnls fund will be available by July 18th The market today was strong to ~ cents higher. Prime yearlings ano light weight steers were tuliy f' cents higher, top s9.10. Other cnolce 10 prime steers sold at $50 to $9.0o Grass fat short fed and plain killing grades were mostly F to 22 cents higher. Cows and heifers showed about the same advance as steers Calves were 9 to 50 cents higher and bulls strong.
 Stockers and Feeders
 Demand for thin cattle was actlFe at 9 cents higher prices. Inquiry foi good feeders was large. while bargain hunters gathered in odd lots, and common kinds The trade would have developed considerable volume had receipts been larger.
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some of the foremost chemists anC
 The Tanlac formula is purely ethic- al and complies with all National and State pure food laws. It is purely vegetable and is made from the most beneficial roots, herbs and parks known to Materia Medica. The Tan lac Laboratories are among the larg- est and most modernly equipped ill this country.
 Ten Ingridients in Taniac
 Altogether, there are ten ingredi- ents in Tanlac, each of which is of recognized therapeutic value.
 Tn referring to one of the more i'm portant ingredients of Tanlac the Encyclopedia Brittanica says:
 Tt has been the source of the most valuable tonic medicines that have ever been discovered
 IF referring to other of the general tonic drugs contained in Tanlac, the 18th Edition of Potter's Therapeutics standard medical textbook, states that they impart general tone and strength to the entire system, includ- ing all organs and tissues"
 This same well-known authority in describing the physiological action of still another of the ingredients of Tan lac, which is of value in treating what is commonly known as Q rundown condition uses the following expres- sion:
 Tt is highly esteemed in loss of ap- petite during convalescence from acute diseases"
 There are certain other elements in Tanlac which, because of their lnfiu- ence upon the appetite. digestion, as- similation and elimination, improve the nutrition and vital activity of all the tissues and organs of the body and produce that state of general tenacity whcih is called health.
 The United States Dispensatory makes the following comment regard ing another ingredient:
 ''It, may be used in all cases of pure debility of the digestive organs or where Q general tonic impression is required.'
 There are certain other ingredients describd in the Dispensatory, and in other standard medical textbooks, as
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DUNCAN NEWS

The property of the Duncan Mining & Milling company: located about 10 miles cast of Duncan, was sold at re- ceiver's sale recently, the successful bidder being James NJ. White of El PaSo,, former manager of the com pany. It is reported that the receiver will pay all claims against the com pany in the near future dollar for dollar. MT. White, it is said will operate the property in the near future.
 George F. Utter has returned from a business visit to the coast, where he recently went, accompanied by his family Mrs Utter and the children will remain there for the remainder of the summer months.
 Sam Eastland of Steeplerock was
 business visitor in town Wednesday.
 Miss Jimmie Bradshaw of the "2f ranch is a guest Of Miss Margaret Billingsley this week.
 Miss Margaret Owen of Morenci is a guest of Duncan friends at present.
  effect that son was born to MT. and Mrs L. J. Turney at Compton, Cal, on July 4th.
 Mrs. V. E. Burtcher, Postmaster John Evans and Chas. F. Dare were at Clifton on last Saturday, where they took the civil service examina' ton for postmaster, to fill the vacancy in the local postoffice, the term of Postmaster Evans having eX- pired last January.
 Miss Catherine Awbrey spent Sun day in Duncan, coming over from Silver City. where she is attending summer school.
 Louis Spezia of Clifton was a Dun can visitor for several days this week.
 J. R. Fowler was visitor at Clifton on Friday of last week.
 T. H. Johnson has purchased the l interest of his partner, Lucien Crab | tree, in the shoe shop which has been conducted by them for some time, and will be the owner in the future. He took possession immediately after 1 the deal was made on Monday last.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Coleman oi | Clifton were Duncan visitors on Wed ! nesday.
 Chas. r. Care was business visitor | at Tucson for few days this week | Miss Irene Martin returned home 1 on last Friday after visit of several l weeks with Douglas and Fl Pase l friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham and | daughter, Leah, accompanied by Mrs 1 H. White of Clifton, were Duncan 1 visitors on last Friday.
 Mrs. L. D. Hill of Lordsburg re turned to her home on Sunday aftel 1 a visit with MT. and Mrs. c. L. Wolfe
 Miss Florence Brooks returned home on last Saturday from a visi 1 with Clifton relatives.
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pharmacOlogists of America. having a beneficial action upon the organs of secretion, whose proper functioning results in purification of the blood streams passing through them. In this manner, objectionable and poisonous ingredients of the blood are removed and the entire sys- tenn invigorated and vitalized.
 Tonic and Body Builder
 Tanlac was designed primarily for the correction of disorders of the stom ach liver and bowels. At the same time, however, it is a powerful recon structive tonic and body builder, for it naturally follows that any medicine that brings about proper assimilation of the food and the thorough elimina- tion of tEte waste products must, therefore. have far-reaching and most beneficial effect upon the en- tire system.
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BACK FROM MExIcALLI-

Under Sheriff Dave Address and Chief Deputy Joe McAlister returned this week from CaleXico California, on this side of the international bound ary, opposite MeXicali, Lower Calif- . ornia where they expected to be able to apprehend ''BilT' SonImers, wanted in this county on charge of murder connected with a killing on Eagle Creek about two years ago. It is known that Sommers is working for canal company about twenty miles south of the border
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oEATH OF JIM sAMuELs-

Jim Gamuels, a carpenter, familiar ly known as Rainbow Jim", passed away at the county hospital this morning. The deceased had recently been employed on the High School building at Duncan but on account Of serious illness was brought to Clifton several days ago.
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-TRoLLY DELAYED AT GUTHRIE
 The trolley passenger car on the A. & N M, operating between Clifton and Lordsburg was delayed this morl1- ing on the south bound trip near Guthrie on account of trouble with the vacum feed. The car left Guthrie one hour and fifteen minutes late.
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OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA

O. A. Risdon and Mrs. Risdon will leave next week for an auto trip with southern California as their ultimate distination. From Clifton they will travel via Silver City to Elephant Butte dam, hence to Springerville and the Black River. After spending three weeks fishing they will visit the Grand Canyon. MT. Risdon expects to remain in California until mining operations are resumed in this dis trict. ;;.
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CAPTURED CHA MONSTER

A young Gila monster was dis covered in Hills Addition by Mrs. Robinson on WednesdaE afternoon east of the Court House A crowd of interested spectators soon gathered. Sheriff Bradberry and Under Sheriff Dave Address arrived upon the scene and took the strange animal into cap- tivity by means of wire lasso.
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siIiousness and con,tipa.ion

ousness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My ap- petite failed me. I lost my usual force and vitality Pepsin prepara- ions and cathartics only made mat ters worse. l do not know where I should have been today had I nor tried Chamberlain Tablets. The tablets relieve the I'll feeling at onco, strcnG- then the digestion functions, helping the system to do it's work naturally y writes Mrs. Rosa Potts. Birmingham. Ala
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Mrs. Chas. Spann has rented the summer cottage of MT and Mrs. Gay at Gray's Peak, on the Clifton-Spring- erville road for a three weeks noun tain outing. She will have as her guest next week Mrs. Nan Reisinger and Miss Mildred Kelly.
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Sidney Pitcher, son of Thos. H. Fulcher was rushed to the County Hospital on last Sunday night from
 Bonita Creek and immediately oper- ated upon for appendicitis. The oper- ation proved very successful and he
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.PHYSIO[ OCICAL ACTION
 0F TANLAC EXPLAINED
Worlds Leading Authorities Show What Really Explain Effect of of Ten Ingredients Power of Medicine Conclusively Proven.

day passes but what thousand of people ques- tions What Tanac? Why phenomenal Why it? why this preparation stripped all other medicines of its kind?
 The these questions and be explained Tanlac centifc8y presents years study experimentation
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The many friends of John Grimes will regret to learn that he has been confined to his home for the past two weeks on account of sickness.
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News of Clifton
ouIs BERNSTEIN AT OAKLAND

A letter received this week from Louis Bernstein, former secretary of Clifton Lodge 1174. B. P. O.. E., To- cates him at Oakland where he is employed in a leather goods and novelty store.
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One marriage license was issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court this week the parties being Fells Do n,inguez, to wed Lila Moreno, or Metcalf
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MINING ENGINEER HERE-

Chas A. Mitke, of Bisbee, prominent consulting engineer, accompanied by Mrs. Mitke, are guests at the Rear don Hotel this week.
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GENERAL MANAGER TO TAKE VACATION-

General Manager Norman Carmi- chael, of The Arizona Copper Co.,, Ltd, expects to leave next week with his family for an extended vacation in British Columbia.
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MT. Richard Vim, of Silver City, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Samuel Abra- ham and family this week.
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LEAVES FOR NoGALES-

John Webster of the Cansler & Webster Auto Stage Line, left on Sunday morning last for Nogales in a Cadillac car which he will operate as a service car between Nogales and Tucson.
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INSPECT sPRINeERVILLE ROAD

TNSPECE SF FhITVOEN N V IIEC nOFNI
 The Board of Supervisors in con- pany with County Engineer Mcllveen made an inspection trip over the Cliftcn-Springerville highway on Sat turday last. The work camp of WeD- ster Bros. & Kerby. the contractors, is now established at the Laney ranch. The present contract will be finished before the end of December.
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Jesse J. Tucker of Eagle Creek spent several days cf this week ln town on business
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GriSt Gathered at
 the Court House

Arculano Villalpando and Juan Ma gari of Metcalf, who on last week in the Superior Court entered plea of guilty of violating the state prohibi- tion law, having manufactured beer and intoxicating liquors, were sen fenced by Judge Laine on last Sat urday morning. Villalpando drew a jail sentence of 30 days and was as- sessed fine of $100.0o while Magari received jail sentence of six months and was assessed a fine of $300.00.
 Ethel R. Zermeno was granted decree of divorce from her husband Antonio Zermeno this week on the ground desertion and non-support. ZermenO told his wife about two years ago that he was going to Mexico on a vacation trip and after arriving at his destination informed her that said vacation would be an extended one, he having no intention of ever re- turning to her. The case of Juana Cordero Moreno, vs. The Arizona Copper Go. Ltd, was l tried before the court this week, the action arising out of an accident at one of the A. c. Go mines at Morenci in which the husband of the plaintiff i was killed. Judgement in the sum of | S2500.00 was confessed by the defen- dant company.
 King c. Henley has this week 1 filed his petition in the Superior Court | for decree of divorce from his wife Maude G. Henley on the ground of | deSertiOn.
 Sydney Stickland of Morenci ap- peared before the Clerk of the Super l tition to become a citizen of the United States. MT. Stickland is a subject of Great Britain. 1 R. J. Coleman has been finally dis | charged as Administrator of the estate of Jesus Salado, deceased, to- gether with his bondsmen.
 Juan Zamarripa of Morenci, was this week granted a decree settling the account and ordering distribU- tion of the estate of Vicente Moreno deceased. of which he is the Admin istrator.
 RECORDED INSTRUMENTS ChatteI Mortgages
 F. R. Hightower to J. V. Martin 1 D. M Thompson, to First National Bank.
 Howard Filleman, to First National Bank.
 Alarico Fulice to State Bank oi Morenci.
 | Thos H. Johnson to Mrs. s. l. Kemp.
 | Assignment of Mortgage
 William L. Cauthen ct. ux. to The Bank of Duncan.
 J. F. McGrath to First National Bank.
 Satisfaction of Mortgages
 Peoples Bank and Trust Company to D. M. Thompson.
 First National Bank to D. NJ | Thompson.
 First National Bank, to Howard Filleman.
 Peoples Bank and Trust Company to Howard Filleman. I Peoples Bank and Trust Company to Howard Filleman.
 James s. Cromb to Etta M. Risdon ct. al.
 Power of Attorney Teodoso Lozano to Roman Armijo Decree of Distribution of Estate Estate Philippe T. Portigliatti, tc Barbara Parque.
 Procf of Labor
 La Victoria, ct. al. by Tomas Sirian nj, ct. al.
 Bills of Sale Jesse J. Tucker to Robert T. Bishol Final Certificate on Land
 Chas. E. Marshall, Register to Jes SC J. Tucker. l Appontmnnt of Deputy Assessor George s. Martin by E. J. Coleman
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L. Montes de Oca, Mexican Consu! at Fl PasO, is in Clifton on onlclal business.
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Miss Norma s. Karibo and mother left on Thursday morning for san Diego. California, where they will join Mir Karibo and make their future home.
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Cope Schwacker formerly of Met calf, has ben visiting in the district this week.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FCR SALE-1919 Ford Touring Car in good condition.
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Or. Robert Mann, Dentist, Work Hotel Morencl, Arizona. uc.
 WANTED-A Piano = Write BOX 900 7-6-3tp
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Special attention given white trous~ CTS and white skirts. Our new oleacn- ing process works wonders. Ana re
 member, we make old hats LOOK new. E Wallis, the Tailor, Chase Creek.
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PHOENIX VISITORS

Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Levitt and MT. were Clifton visitors this week.
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VISITORS FROM NEW MEXICO
 Ira L. Wright, Of Silver City, and T. l.. Stander, of Lake Valley, are mining men visiting in Clifton and vicinity this week.
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SUSTAINS SLIGHT
 PA RAIYTIC STROKE

R. l.. Bailey is under the care of 8 physician this week as a result of a slight paralytic stroke which occurred the first part of the week.
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Nogales-Hardwood lumber iaGaeA try attracting attention, many car loads to eastern markets plannedo
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Judge and Mrs Frank B. Laine left on last Sunday for California where they will spend the next several weeks visiting coast resorts
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UERSONAL l ARAGRAFS

County School Superintendent Jes- sic L.. Johnson has been granted leave of absence by the Board of Sup ervisors for thirty days and she Will leave for California soon. During her absence Miss Lucille Hill will look after the duties of her office George s. Martin was this week ap' pointed Deputy Assessor by County Assessor R. J. Coleman, MT. Martin asumed his new duties on the 12th inst.
 Deputies D. E. Address and Joe Me AIister returned from California on last Monday where they had been the past two weeks on business.
 King c. Henley, an old time resld- ent of Morenci came back to the dis trict on last Tuesday of this week afer an absence of four or five years. King, as he is called by every one m Morenci, enlisted with the Morencl troop of the Arizona National Guard when that organization was mustered into Federal service for duty on the
  in the famous 15Sth infantry during the entire war During his service he contracted a bad case of the flu and for the past year and a half he has been recuperating in the Govern ment hospital at Alexandria, Louisia- na from which institution he was only recently discharged.
 John J. FiiIeman, prominent ranch CT of the Eagle Creek country spent several days of this week in Clifton on business Mir Filleman stated that Eagle Creek has been having plenty of rain the past ten days and that cattle are picking up fast. Grass is coming on good and that with a few more showers to keep up the growth there will be plenty of fat cat tie for the market this fall.
 B. 1T. Green and John R. Ward mo tored to Duncan on Tuesday of this week where they spent the day on business.
 Clerk of the Superior Court, Ben M. Crawford, returned from Duncan on last Saturday where he had spent several days visiting friends.
 R. J. Coleman and wife motored tc Duncan On Wednesday of this week and spent the day visiting friends.
 Judge and Mrs. Frank B. Laine Jeff on last Sunday for California where
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Foreign Advertising Representatiye, THE. E.AMERICANPRESS ASSOCIATION
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R. J. Coleman and wife motored to Duncan On Wednesday of this week and spent the day visiting friends.
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Clerk of the Superior Court, Ben M. Crawford, returned from Duncan on last Saturday where he had spent several days visiting friends.
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Miss Margaret Owen of Morenci is a guest of Duncan friends at present
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George S. Martin was this week ap- pointed Deputy Assessor by County Assessor R. J. Coleman, MT. Martin asumed his new duties on the 18th inst.
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Miss Jimmie Bradshaw of the '2f ranch is a guest Of Miss Margare Billingsley this week.
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Deputies D. E. Address and Joe Me Alister returned from California on last Monday where they had been the past two weeks on business.
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Sam Eastland of Steeplerock was business visitor in town Wednesday.
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The case of Juana Cordero Moreno vs. The Arizona Copper Go. Ltd, was tried before the court this week, the action arising out of an accident al one of the A. c. Go mines at Moreno in which the husband of the plaintiff was killed. Judgement in the sum O. S2500.00 was confessed by the defen dant company.
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George F. Utter has returned iron a business visit to the coast, where he recently went, accompanied by his family Mrs. Utter and the childrer will remain there for the remainder of the summer months.