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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-01

place the bond before the co1ncil
when he filed It with the city clerk
The case resolved itself down to the
point Of the Legality OF the bond filed
by the plaintiff. the matter OF the
failure of the defendant to justify be-
ing subsequent question for the
court to settle.
This afternoon attorney for the
plaintiff: presented citations covering
the two points in question and Judge
Suffer will reply thereto upon receipt
OF copy OF plaintiffs authorities
Judge Sames announced he will
give his decision as early as possible.
due to the fact that the case is one OF
public interest in Tombstone
Another contention of the defense
was that the bond was not in legal
form and insufficient since the sure
ties had only been hound by the sum
OF $3.50 each when il was understood
that the sum should have been $500
This contention is secuted. however.
by Attorney Gibson for the plaintiff on
the facts that since no definite sum
was named in the minutes for a bond
TO he provided by the city marshal.
the acceptance by the council of the
bond given makes it a valid one
This afternoon. speaking to Pros
porter. Mayor c. L. Cummings. re-
viewing the case. said
Every contention OF the plaintiff.
/ since the time OF his alleged removal
resulting in the quo warranto proceed
ings to determine his rights. have
/ been sustained on admission by the
defendant in court today.
The first contention was that Nc
( Donald had duly resigned with the
retiring council on November 10Th.
1 1920. and there was a vacancy 10 be
filled BY appointment. which was done
at an adjourned meeting OF quorum
of the council on December l4th.
1920, and that the action OF MAORI
! ~ of the council OF January 4th. 1921,
in presuming TO remove Blackburn
and appoint Mcdonald, was Illegal.
of Mcdonald to fill the Office was IL
legal. as Blackburn was still the duly
appointed and qualified city marshal,
| his term to run until the next general
| city election. These are the principal
| facts IN the case. in all OF which We
have been sustained by admission OF
the defendants counsel. although they
now raise the technicality that the ap-
pointment OF Mcdonald was made to
llIl the 'dCdutH tduseu W me t!tS
councils failure to approve Black
burns bond. when this was not the
fact. as everyone knows. as the coun-
ell. when they attempted 10 remove
Blackburn and appoint Mcdonald did
not consider the matter OF bond. but
thought they we-c removing Black
burn with duties as nightwatchman
and appointing Mcdonald for Gay du-
ties.
Everyone familiar with the case
knows that the matter of Blackburn's
bond was never questioned. but his
removal was caused by the change OF
vote OF one of the councilmap. after
he had voted for Blackburn's appoint
ment 1t the 70. mer meeting, and the
action To rescind the councils for
ner action. remove Blackburn and ap-
point Mcdonald al the January 4th
meeting. was the Illegal step which
was the cause OF this suit The mat
ter OF the bond is technicality that
cannot have any bearing on the case
in view OF the facts covering the case
as We are advised by our attorney"
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THURSDAY

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IN BiS6EE.
Mrs. j. II. Hilton spent yesterday
in Douglas on visit with relatives.
IN FROM STRONGHOLD.
Prof J. A Rockfellow is in town
from his ranch at Cochise Stronghold.
TO WILCOX.
Chas. Allen. of the X. T. Krebs Au-
to Co. went to Wilcox rais morning
on brief business visit.
~ FROM RANCH.
Mr. and Mrs John Lacrosse were
visitors in town today from the La
Prosse ranch in Government Draw.
IN DOUGLAS.
County Attorney J. r Ross spent
yesterday in Douglas on official bust
ness. returning home last night
TO DOUGLAS.
Attorney J. T Kingsbury went to
Douglas today where he was called on
legal business He will return home
this evening
UP FROM ST. DAVID.
10 Wright, merchant and one OF the
directors o: the San Pedro Water
Users association. was in Tombstone
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yersity Week.
FROM DENVER.

.. :. Crawford. representative "
III" Western Newspaper Union was a
visitor in Tombstone today. Mr.
Crawford reports thai sac Western
Newspaper Union. one OF the largest
Job plants in Denver. Will not sign up
the ii-hour week demanded by the
printers beginning May lst Practical.
~ all the job plants in Denver will
not sign the agreemnt. he said.
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FROM RUAchUcAS.

Zeno Aston is in the city today
from the Aston ranch in the Huachuca
mountains.
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TO TUCSON.

John Giacoma. Dewey Ciochetti.
Mrs Leo Hill and the Misses Lucy and
Mary Caretto motored to Tucson this
morning, where they will visit with
friends for the next two days
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FROM UNIVERSITY.

Norman Abel and sister. Miss
Helen. who are attending the Uniyer-
sity of Arizona. arrived home today 10
remain with their mother, Mrs. Fran
ces Abel. during University week. Mr..
Fred Gray accom- panied them and will
remain here as their guest during
their stay here
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PEARCE VISITORS.

Among the visitors in Tombstone
last evening from Pearce We're Jack
Murphy and Howard Boulter They
state party OF Pearce people will
come u Tombstone tomorrow evening
to attend the dance to be given by
ST Pauls Episcopal Guild.
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10 CORTLAND.

Tony Giacoma. of the Tombstone
Auto Co. and party of friends. motor
ed to CORTLAND today
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plant.
VISITING FROM EAST.

Mrs. Flora NJ. Springer. sister OF
Ed Massey. arrived yesterday from
the East and will visit in Tombstone
for several weeks. Mrs. Springer's
home is in Princeton. Ind, and she
is at present on tour Of the United
States, expecting to be absent several
months From here she will continue
20 California
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MOVED RESIDENCE.

Mrs. TIA Sheriff. has moved into
the Rockfellow cottage and the Reach
cottage just vacated by her will be
occupied by Mrs. Kittie Sanders. Tom
Foster has moved his family into one
OF the Krebs cottages near the old gas
miami
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SATURDAY
RETURNED HOME.

Mrs VIM. Featherman returned
home today from Tucson. where she
has been on a visit with her daughte-
HERE FROM DOUGLAS.
Mrs. VIM Ames. sister OF Mrs. Kate
lgo. arrived today from Douglas and
will remain here for some time on an
extended visit
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FROM WILCOX.

Harry Scott returned today from
Wilcox. where he has been complet-
ing assessments. lie states that the
farmers OF the Wilcox country are
suffering considerably from lack of
rain and stock are in poor shape as a
result
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in FROM TURNER.

G. W Butch" Feuter, OF Turner,
was among the visitors in the county
seat today from tine Huachuca noun
tain section
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ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTY.

Assistant County Attorney ID. p
Boyle, OF Douglas. Was in Tombstone
To-Day on business at the Office OF
County Attorney J. F. Ross.
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Misses Mildred Mars and Emma
Johnson. who are attending Tempe
Normal. arrived home last evening
and will remain during next week
" 18th their parents
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GOVERNMENT DRAW
RANGE is DRY.

That the Government Draw range
is dry as it can be was the statement
OF VIM. Davis, well known cattleman
OF that section who was in Tombstone
today. Unless rain arrives soon cat
tlenen will suffer serious losses. he
said
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Nm. Carmichael storekeeper. II
| White City. was visitor in Tomb
stone today.
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FROM FAiRBANk.

Gerard Tre;o. OF the Boquillas Land
q Cattle company. OF Fairbank, was
4 visitor Ia Tombstone for several
hours today attending 70 business
matters
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RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

Ray Il. krebs returned home yester
day from trip to Phoenix. and sew
spent yesterday in Lowell iooa;ng a.
ter his business interests there
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TO MEET BROTHER.

Or. c. A Morris. local dentist went
to Benson yesterday to meet his broth
er who was going through on the
main line
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THROUGH TO DOUGLAS.

Harry Ross. former state treasurer
passed through Tombstone enroute to
Douglas this afternoon. where he
goes to attend to business matters
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EXPLORATION PARTY HERE.

A party of three OF the University Of
Arizona were in Tombstone yesterday
and today They are making d survey
OF the water sources in Cochise coun-
~
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THROUGH TO TUCSON.

Supt. Philbrook. of the Bisbee puo-
lie schools. and party. passed through
Tombstone this morning enroute to
Tucson. where they will attend Uni
U-nar-
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FROM GlEESON.

Constable L. ~ Brown and e W
Tombstone today
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ATTORNEYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in Tombstone
to-day were Fred Suffer. Alex HuTTy.
J. /. Winters. F. J. Flanagan. Bisbee:
:, y French Douglas
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FROM TUCSON.

John Chadwick came in yesterday
from Tucson. where he has been 10
Gated at the state road camp driving
truck
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TO DOUGLAS.

County Attorney John r. Ross went
20 Douglas this afternoon where he
was called on matters pertaining 10
his ottice
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CALLED TO DOUGLAS.

II. II. Palmer. court reporter OF Di-
vision > OF the Superior Court. went
70 Douglas today. where he will re-
main over until tomorrow on a brief
business visit
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FROM SiSeE &.

Mrs. Nike Davis. OF Bisbee. former
resident OF Tombstone. was u visitor
in Tombstone yesterday. the guest Of
Mrs C. l.. Blackburn.
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and Mrs. G. B. Warner.
FROM CHlRICAhUAS.

r. Powers. rancher o. cave Creek
in the Chiricahuas. was in Tombstone
yesterday on business a, the court
house.
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A BABY GIRL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown were
blessed with the arrival of baby
girl at their home in this city Sunday
morning. Mr.. Brown is connected
with the force OF the National Metals
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ST. PAUL.s EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Rev. Geo. c. Golden. Rector. 1880
2. N. evening services with address
say. of AmnricaniSrn %
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs Sam Johnson anu daughter,
Miss Edna returned home today from
Douglas. where they have been on a
visit with relatives
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BiS6EE PLUM Der.

" Mainland. Bisbee plumber and
timer. spent a few hours in Tomb
stone today. being a witness in the
Superior Court
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RETURNED HOME.

" NJ Bludworth. vice president OF
the First National Bank. accompanied
ny Mrs E,ud worth. returned home
yesterday from weeks visit in Phoe-
nix
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-01

AR. Wright reports that Engineer FL
lott, In charge OF the Charleston dam
survey. has jus; about completed his
work. and that il is expected the bond
election VIII be called soon.
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FROM ELGiN.

John Patrick. cattleman OF Elgin.
spent the day in the county seat to-
DAY on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-01

Mrs Nichols. OF Bisbee. sister of
Mrs. Geo. Henshaw. arrived in Tomb
stone today and will visit with her sis
ter for L few days Mr. Nichols is To-
Gated here temporarily on extra work
in the assessors Office
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RETURNED HON e

Mrs. Anna Gray and Mrs J, l..
Sparks. who have been visiting in
Phoenix the past two weeks with rel
atives returned home yesterday.
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEYS.

Among the attorneys in town today
from Douglas were Geo Roark, ID.
BenshimoI. Bruce Stephenson. Judge
+. NJ Doan
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MEXICAN GETS 200
DAYS FOR BATTERY.

MEXICAN GETS 200
DAYS FOR BATTERY.
Constable Leslie Mattingly of Court
land this morning brought in Next
can named Antonio Lopez. who will
be an occupant of the Hotel Hood for
the next 200 days. Antonio. who is an
old offender. having been a guest at
the county jail several times before.
is charged with having gently tapped
a countryman on the forehead with a
gun and otherwise menacing his
health with big dirk He was SEN
fenced TO 900 days by Judge Emmons.
at CORTLAND. following hearing.
CONTRACTOR HERE.
Frank Vaughn. contractor OF Bisbee,
was in town yesterday and today look
ing after local interests.
FROM LEWIS SPRINGS.
Jim Wolfe, old time ea.tleinan OF
Lewis Spsings. was visiting in Tomb
stone Saturday and Sunday.
IN FROM BENSON.
Contractor II. NJ Eckerman came IN
Yesterday from Benson, where he has
a crew at work surfacing several
miles OF the Benson-Vai! highway, out
of Benson He expects to have inc
work completed shortly.
ATTENDED, LODGE
Among the out-of-town visitors at
tending Masonic lodge doings Satur
day night were L. d. Redfield. OF Ben
son. Norman j. Roberts oil Seaoins
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BACK TO NEW YORK.

q. Kelsey, uncle of Mrs. Harry Ken
dali. who has been spending the past
two months at the Kendall ranch in
South Pass. left today for his home
in New York Mr.. Kelsey is stuck on
Arizon. life and plans To return here
in the near future
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FRIDAY
from c0CsiC1N6.

Constable Les Nattingly. OF Court
land was visitor in Tombstone to-
day on business at the sheriff's Office.
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IN elSsEE.

Court Reporter j. NJ Phillipowski
OF Division l OF th,. superior cour,.
went TO Bisbee this afternoon on a
brief visit
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TO WILCOX.
MOVED RESIDENCE.

Prof Tilford and family have moved
from the Cook cottage on Fremont St
70 the Lutley cottage on 9Th street be
tween Fremont and Allen.
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sMyTH TO RETURN SOON.

County Engineer Sid Smyth. who
represented Cochise county at the ma
tionaI good roads convention in
Greensboro. s. C.. will return May /.
after visiting with relatives in the
south
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FROM TEMPE.

truck.
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VISITING HERE.

Harold Gribble. OF Benson. is spend
ing few days in Tombstone visiting
with his sisters. Mrs. {. :. Benson
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

Walter lombard arrived in town
yesterday from New Mexico and will
visit here awhile with his mother be
fore continuing on to California
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UP FROM FAiRBANk.

Supt Henry Street. Of the BoQuillas
Land * Cattle company. was bust.
ness visitor in the county seat today
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j. II. Tippet. pioneer rancher aud
iaiue- Of the Huachuca mountain dis
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FROM Low ELL.

Frank Briggs, real estate dealer of
Lowell was a visitor in Tombstone
today on court business
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HOME DURING
UNIVERSITY WEEK.

Among Tombstone students attend
ing the L. OF A at Tucson, who are
home during University week are the
Misses Camilla Dalgleish. Cornelia
Cornelius. Norma Barr and Fritz
Johnson and Jimmie Earl Several
other students will arrive tomorrow 20
remain during next week.
MINE INSPECTOR HERE.
State Mine Inspector Jack White,
was visitor in Tombstone yesterday
enroute to Phoenix from Dos Cabezas.
where he had been to investigate the
mysterious explosion which occurred
there several days ago in which one
miner was instantly killed and sec
ond man is near death Mr. White
was at one time a resident of Tomb
stone during his two terms he served
as sheriff OF this county in territorial
days. He has many friends in Co
chise county.
FROM eIseEE.
Attorney Maurice Blumenthal. Of
Bisbee. was in Tombstone today.
FROM FAiReANk.
JEFF Milton. pioneer immigration in
spector stationed at Fairbanks was a
visitor in town today
FROM BENSON.
b. Maier. wholesale merchant Of
Benson. was visitor in town today
on one OF his regular trips.
WARTS LEAsER.
J. II. Tippet. pioneer rancher aud
aiuer Of the Huachuca mountain dis
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FROM pEARcE.

Clarence Nichols. of pearce. -
seat He may decide TO locate here
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FROM 0tEESCN.
VISITING HERE.

John Kean and wife, OF ella Bend.
are spending a few days in Tomb
stone They were former residents OF
Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-05-01

B. Z. Leavitt. typewriter represen-
tative of Phoenix. vas in Tombstone
today
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TRAVELLING MAN.

r. H. Wilson. representing a whole
sale hardware firm OF FL Paso. was in
Tombstone TODAY
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WEDNESDAY
~~
IN 6iS6E e.

Ed Massey. local leasor. was in Bis
bee yesterday on 4 brief business
visit.
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FROM DOUGLAS.

J. j. Newell, former deputy sheriff
of Naco. and now located in Douglas
~here he conducts fuel and feed es-
Enlistment. spent several hours in
Tombstone today.
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TUESDAY
fTPEHfffGa MN.

TYPEWRiTER MAN.
B. Z. Leavitt. typewriter represen-
tative of Phoenix. Was in Tombstone
today
FROM LOWELL.
Frank Briggs. real estate dealer of
Lowell was a visitor in Tombstone
today on court business
FROM ELGiN
John Patrick. cattleman oil Elgin.
spent the day in the county seat to-
DAY on business.
VISITING HERE.
Harold Gribble. OF Benson. is spend
ing "a few days in Tombstone visiting
with his sisters. Mrs C. $ Benson
and Mrs. G.. b. Warner
FROM cHiRIcAhUAs.
F. Powers. rancher o. cave Greek.
in the Chiricahuas. was in Tombstone
yesterday on business a, the court
house.
RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Sam johnson AMI daughter,
Miss Edna. returned home today from
Douglas. where they have been on a
visit with relatives.
RETURNED HOME
" NJ. Bludworth. vice president OF
the First National Bank. accompanied
ny Mrs Eiudporth. returned home
yesterday from a weeks visit in Phoe-
nix
SMITH TO RETURN SOON
County Engineer Sid Smyth. who
represented Cochise county at the ma
tional good roads convention in
Greensboro. S C.. will return May /.
after visiting with relatives in the
south
TO PHOENIX.
Attorney L. o. WooIery went to
Phoenix today on a two-day business
visit He made the trip oy auto.
FROM GLEEsoN.
Constable l.. NJ. Brown and T. W
Crozier and wife were visitors in
Tombstone today
CAR is STOLEN.
According to word received here to-
day an Oldsmobile Six was stolen
from the r 3. Krebs Auto Co. garage
at Lowell last night The car was
recovered partially wrecked in upper
Lowell after il had run off the grade
II was the property OF the Apache
Powder company.
HAVE BABY SON.
According to word received from
Bisbee, Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Casey
have baby boy. born yesterday
morning at the Copper Queen hospital.
Casey is an attorney with the firm OF
Euinwood a. Ross and both Mr.. and
Mrs Casey are well known IN TOMB
stone. having resided acre for sew
{ eral months during the deportation
trials.
ATTORNEYS HERE
ATTENDING SETTING.
Among the attorneys in Tombstone
today to attend the setting of the civil
and criminal jury and non-jury calen.
dar were D. BenshimOl. R. y. French,
Bruce Stephenson. Geo. Roark. J. p.
Boyle. H. f. Pickett. Douglas; j. D.
Taylor II. " Woods. NJ. BlGneathal
, Walter Roche. s X Williams. E J
, Flanagan. J. L. Winters. Frank Thorn.
as. Bisbee: Frank .Curley. Tucson.
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RETURNED FROM TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Gardner return
ed home Saturday night from month
they visited New Orleans. San Antonio
and other Texas points. spending.
however, most of their time in Match
ez. Miss, where Mr.. Gardner's parents
reside Mr. Gardner reports that bus
mess all along the line In the South
is bad and betterment of conditions is
not looked for until well toward the
first nf 0eYt wear
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TOMBSTONE TOWN
TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY

FROM DOUGLAS.
{. A. Overlook, OF Douglas. spent
Saturday in Tombstone ON court bust
ness
IN FROM RANCH.
Harry and vern Kendall were in
town today today from their ranches
in South Pass
VISITING HERE.
Miss Lucy Caretto. OF Bisbee, is
spending several days III Tombstone
with friends.
FROM ST. DAVID.
sam Barrow and H. r. Rishworth.
cattiemen of St David. were visitors
in Tombstone today on business.
VISITED HERE
Homer Mauldin and J. A Judd. OF
81 David. spent few hours in Tomb
stone today
IN TOWN TODAY.
Nm. Frazee and wife were visitors
in town today from their cattle ranch
in South Pass.
FROM olEesoN
John Gieeson. pioneer mining and
cattleman of Gleeson. spent few
,,>,,,. l., ~ ,.I,,,., san. today m Inns
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trict. was in Tombstone today Mr..
Tippet states he has four claims on
Carr Peak in the Huachucas for which
he is looking for a responsible leaser
who has few hundred dollars with
which TO erect a small crusher and
Jig concentration. He has a good sized
ledge OF gold-silver ore. he says. which
will easily net 500 per ton in con
centrates A pretty good road leads
TO the mine. he says. and it is "A coed
chance for the right party.
TO WILCOX.
". T. Boyd and wife went to VIII
cox this afternoon 10 be present at the
opening of Boyd's branch drug store
at WILCOX tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

that the case was placed on the July
calendar.
After conference amcng Colonel
Hayward, Attorney Cahill and Mr.. Nc
QuiIlan, the last named said:
Persistent efforts nave been made
to discredit Seih. A recent plot ia
ontrap him in Brooklyn fell through
he has been denounced in anonymous
letters to the Federal prosecutor in
this city and Brooklyn and to officials
of the United States Department of
Justice.
These covert and insidious attacks
having no effect, the liquor ringsters
now seek to get Agent Seib, who
spurned a bribe of S31 800, out of the
way by claiming that he carried away
and Ia conceaiing public documents.
The papers concerned in the contro-
yersy, said to be membership cards OF
the Left Wing Socialist Party, were
properly receipted for to the Lusk
Committee by Seib when he took them
over for use of the Federal Depart
ment of Justice. He also holds n sec
ono receipt for the delivery of them
to the Department of Justice. When
Serbs case comes up in court the tables
will be turned and the frame-up fully
exposed"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-30

John P. Burke, president of the In
ternational Pulp, Sulphite ahd Paper
Mil Workers, said that many of the
mills will reopen Immediately and that
by July all the plants will be able
to resume operations at full capacity
The manufacturers yesterday Sc
lected G. II. l.. Jones, Of Sault Ste
Marie, Ontario; E. B. Murray, vice.
president OF the Union Bag and Paper
Company, New York, and Floyd S. Car
Isle, president Of the st. Regis Paper
Company, TO represent them. The en-
pioyees already had selected Mr. Burke,
Jeremiah T Carey, president of the In
ternational Brotherhood Of Papermak-
ers, and J. T. Foster, of the Dominion
Trades and Labor Conference, A sew
enth member is to be named to-day.
Mr.. Carlisle said the arbitration COM
mittee next week will begin tour of
the paper mill centers of this country
and Canada. First hand data concern
ing the working and living conditions
of the workers will be obtained. These
data, together with the demands made
by the men in various localities, will
form basis upon which arbitration will
be begun, said Mr.. Carlisle.