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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12
THURSDAY
VISITED IN 8IS9E E.

VISITED IN eIsseE.
S!r. and Mrs. A H Gardner spent
yesterday in Bisbee
ON BUSINESS.
Tony Giacoma OF tn Tombstone
Auto Co went to Bisbe= yesterday on
brief business visit
FROM sIssEe.
pave Branch returned yesterday
rom Bisbee where he had been on a
several DAYS business visit.
SACK HOME.
CEaS. Schneider returned Yesterday
from Bisbee. wher= he spent several
days visiting friends
TO WILCOX.
Il p Merrill. local rea! estate and
insurance agent wen, to Wilcox to-
day on brie, business visit.
IN sissEE.
Sam Morgan was in Bisbee yester-
day on business mission. lie re
turned late last night
s!SeGE VISITOR.
E. J. Laurenson. OF Bisbee. was
among the visitors in the county seat
today on business az the court house.
CONTRACTOR HERE.
Contractor Frank Vaughn. OF Bis
bee. was in Tombstone today on bust
ness at the court house.
TO LEASE HERE.
Policeman John Planinich, of Bis
bee. has resigned his position with
the Bisbee force and will come TO
Tombstone 10 make his home. having
acquired a lease in the district
REPORTED BETTER.
George Bixby. local leasor who was
taken to the hospital at Bisbee Sun
day with severe case OF quinzie, is
reported as better today and will soon
be able to return home.
FROM HUAcHUcAS.
C.. J. McCabe. cattleman OF the Hua-
chucas. was a visitor in Tombstone
today. having business before the
board OF equalization.
BUILDING DAM.
Harry Hasselgren. who has lease
on school section in the ''narrows"
or the Bisbee- Tombstone road. is now
engaged in building dam to catch
flood waters when the rains come
TO WILCOX.
". T. Boyd and wife went to Will
cox today. where Mr.. Boyd will look
after his business at his branch store
there C. W. Cook. druggist. accom-
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panied Mr.. Boyd and will remain at
the Wilcox store for several weeks
On the trip Mr.. Boyd will place poster
advertising for the big Fourth of July
celebration.
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BACK FROM HOSPITAL.

Geo. BiXby has returned iron. .ls
hospital at Bisbee. where he has been
confined with a severe attack OF 3ui7-
". and is able TO be out
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HERE ON VACATION.

Mrs T. r, Hudson. assistant cashier
OF the Tucson National Bank. arrived
in Tombstone today and will remain
here for several weeks the guest OF
Mrs NJ VI B,udwOrth.
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DOUGLAS VISITOR.

r. G. Arthur. OF the Douglas I'm
pFoyement Company. was among the
taxpayers in Tombstone today. pro-
testing his assessment before the
board OF equalization.
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FRIDAY
SPREADING OUT.

SPREADING OUT
The cloth banners announcing the
coming Fourth OF July celebration 20
be held In Tombstone are appearing
On various autos and the news is be-
ing spread broadcast.
A SHOWER.
Just as i teaser. shower lasting
about twenty minutes fell at the res
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VISITING DAUGHTER,

Mrs. ; J. Robinson is yis.J..- her
daughter. Mrs. T. J. Patton in Bis-e-
Tor several DAYS
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FROM IsSS.

Mrs. Sarah J. Fike. Naco resident,
was j. Tombstone today appearing be.
fore the board OF equalization relative
TO her assessment on cattle.
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Completing their work as a board
OF supervisors yesterday at a night
session the board OF supervisors is
still in session today sitting as
board of equalization. But very few
complaints are being made for assess
ment reductions. and in a few in
stances raises have been made when
applicants have applied for reduc-
ton.
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TO EDUCATE SCHOLARS.

Postmaster Paul \, Smith has re-.
ceived word from the postal authori-
ties at Washington requesting him TO
confer with the local school authori-
ties upon the adoption OF plan o.
instructing the school children as 10
organization and operation OF the pos
tai service and 10 instruct them as to
the delivery service. classification OF
mails. parcel post, insurance, collect
on delivery, registry, money orders,
postal savings. proper methods OF al
dressing and the necessity OF re
turn address The request came too
late for use at present, but Will BE-
taken up at the fall term OF school.
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MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

Grant Merrill. OF the Border Fea-
ture Film Co. met with an accident
ldonday afternoon that viii coufine
him 10 his home for d few days
While trying 10 climb a cliff near the
company's studio at Highland park he
fell, injuring his ankle. He was
brought into town and given medical
attention and is now resting easy at
his home in Tombstone Canyon. No
bones were broken but his ankle was
Sprained -Bisbee Review
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IN BiSSEE.

= II. Reeves and brother. Jessie
visiting here from Bridgton. y j., Mrs
Julia Axtell and Miss Emile Axtsli
motored TO Bisbee yesterday spending
,hs day
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FROM APACHE PASS.

Tom Quiliiam. catIlemaR OF Apache
Pass. was among the visitors in the
county seat today
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OFF ON TRIP.

Judge A. e. Lockwood and family
left this morning for 60-day trip by
auto during which time many points
of interest will be visited in New Mex
leo. Colorado. .Wyomin gand Califor-
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ENGINEER HERE.

Engineer \ w Jenkins in charge
OF the state road camp at Sonoita. was
in Tombstone today. Mr. Jenkins re.
ports the work progressing nicely.
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ROCK BALLAST.

The f. p q: ;. W railroad company
is hauling in rock ballast and placing
it on their roadbed between Lewis
Springs and Charleston. They brough.
in two trainloads Monday and Tues
nlx ns Dc c1rs .aanh
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5iSsEE ATTORNEY.
HERE FOR SUMNER.

Mrs. Lucille B-essler is here from
Phoenix aHG viii spend the summer
WITH her mother. Mrs. d. Armstrong
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LEAVE TOMORROW.

Judge Alfred G. Lockwood. OF Di-
vision l OF the Superior Court. leaves
tomorrow. accompanied by Mrs. Lock
wood and children, for Go-day tour
of Arizona New Mexico. Colorado.
Wyoming and California. They plan
to spend several days at each point Of
interest along the route. principally
at Pixies Peak. Yellowstone Park. and
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FROM ST. DAVID.

Steve Miller. successful farmer q
st. David. was among the visitors i
Tombstone today.
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| Mrs +. j. Westervelt returned home
today from Tucson. where she spent
several days on visit with her
daughter
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&. stSREE.
JOINS PARENTS.
SETuRN FROM U. OF Z.

Miss Camilla Dalgleish and Miss
Norma Barr returned yesterday from
he University OF Arizona where they
attended during the past year, Miss
Agnes Clark, OF San Diego, accompal-
Ted Miss Barr home and will visit for
several weeks. Miss Lorna Lockwood
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TUESDAY
DOUGLAS VISITOR.

Tom Hood. automobile dealer of
Douglas. spent the day in Tombstone
TO-DAY
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NO CONNECTIONS.

Owing to No. > being several hours
late today mail destined to arrive here
At l O'Clock Will not reach Tombstone
until evening. Only a small amount
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WERE IN TUCSON.

Judge W \. Fowler and wife wer
IN Tucson yesterday. having motore
over and back.
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BACK FROM TUCSON

J. VI. Phillipowsk court reporter OF
Division I OF the superior Court. re-
turned last evening from Tucson
where he has been the past ten days
reporting cases in the Superior court
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WEDNESDAY,
RETURNS TO TOM eSTONE.

10 Tombstone last evening following
an extended visit with relatives in
Louisiana On her return trip Mrs
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ELECTRIC PIANO.

Jack Ashworth. the Rhode Isiand
Jew" is nothing IL not progressive. for
he has just installed in his 'synago-
que" as he calls his dance hall,
thousand dollar electric piano so that
there is always an orchestra ready to
play IL one wants to listen to music
or dance. Its just case OF dropping
a nickle in the slot and during the
time a Prospector representative was
there yesterday. passing cars would
stop and the occupants drop into the
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FROM BIS BEE.

r. Caretto. Bisbee resident. was
among the visitors in the county seat
house
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70 CASA GRANCE.

Harry WEIGH. local carpent-: w-Es
to Casa Grande today for a bria, bus.
mess visit
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. j. 7. kiugsbury and child. "a
who have been visiting in Bisbee with
Mrs. kingsuburys parents M and
Mrs. {. W. Hicks. returned home las.
evening Mr. kingsbury motoring over
after them.
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Nm. RIGGS HERE.

v. NJ. Riggs. well known c.ttleman
and banker OF Wilcox. and former
senator and supervisor from this coun-
~. was in Tombstone today accom-
faIying a delegation from Wilcox ana
DDS CabezaS who appeared before the
board OF supervisors relative 10 road
matters lie returned to Wilcox this
afternoon.
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TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. Mary Bravin and childrea VII.
leave tonight for Los Angeles. wh--s
Tor the next six weeks she viii vs,.
with relatives and enjoy the >-a
brpeZSs
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VISITING BROTHER.
FAILING SPRINGS.

The Huachuca Water company re
ceived word from their representative
in the Uuachucas that the Mccoy
springs are virtually dry and that the
flowing water in Carr Canyon the last
ten days has fallen off about onehaif.
The reserve supply in the Tombstone
reservoir is falling and II now looks
as if the mills who depend on this
source OF water viii go out in their
priority order This statement was
made to the Prospector yesterday by
A II. Gardner, manager OF the com
pany. There will be plenty OF water
TO carry the domestic uses OF Tomb
stone people unless it never rains
Mr. Gardner stated. but irrigation
will have to be stopped altogether
which some people are doing irregarj.
less of the fact that the irrigation
rates are not operative anu the cost
OF so doing is very heavy.
GOOD PROSPECT.
What may or may not be prog
pect with chances of good returns, Is
now being worked by John Kohlen and
Sam Campbell 1t is tunnel started
some years ago and abandoned. 1t
was recently taken up by these two
old timers. The prospect is located
on the Arizona Queen in gulch right
near the point where that claim joins
the Mayflower. There appears to be
three veins running towards other
workings nearby and the ore apparent
iy carries lead. silver. gold and COP
per. but to what exeut is not yet de-
termined. and just what they have con-
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A BOULEVARD.

Contractors Elliott and Thompson,
who are grading Touehnut street. are
now cutting down the humps along
the sides of the street, after which
they will finish the grading. then
clean off the rocks and drag the sur
face. When the rains come and wet
il down. Toughnut will be a boulevard.
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IN BIS 3 e.

Douglas Gray was visitor il Bis
sion.
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RETURN HOME.

Walter Bowman was a visitor /
Tombstone today from Naco.
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RECALL APACHE RAID.

Old timers recall that yesterday was
the thirty-siXth anniversary OF the
Apache Kids" rain in CoChise coua-
~ killing several people before IS.
Gaping into Mexico.
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TO COAST.

Mrs W. T. Walker and scu vii.
leave tonight for Los Angeles. WHARF
She will join her daughter ana sp-nI
a month at the beach
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RETURNED HOME.

Joe Bishop has returned home .:3n
Silver City. y. NJ. whore he has been
on visit with his son. john
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BACK FROM DOUGLAS.

sheriff Joe Hood returned home this
yesterday on business
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Tombstone an dBisbee The fire was
started by bsckfire into the vacuum
tan.s and tle car was practically de
stroyed, the occupants being unable
to extinguish the flames. The party
Was headed for Phoenix
FORMER TOMBSTONE
MAN VISITS.
Ralph Smith and wife and children
passed through Tombstone yesterday
enroGJe from FL Paso to Seattle. where
they expect TO locate. Mr.. Smith hav-
ing sold his business interests in FL
Paso. Mr. Smith was former resi-
deli OF Tombstone for 4 number Of
wears. having been for years connect.
ed with the Wells Fargo office and old
Cochise bank here. He stopped ever a
few hours TO visit old friends before
continuing on his trip.
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TO FORT HUAChUcA.

Mrs. A. Orr. accompanied by her
children. Mary. Harry and Gerald Da-
vid. left this morning for Fit Huachu-
ca. where they will spend the summer
months. The children attended the.
locals schools during the past schoo,
year and the family will return 10
Tombstone with the opening OF the
fall term. Andy Orr. OF the force AZ
Boyd : Drug store. will remain here
during the summer
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AUTOMOBILE BURNS.

Parties coming in from Bisbee this
morning report that Cole Eight be-
longing to D. D. Williams OF the Sui
phur Spring Valley, was burned early
this morning about midway between
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sOOTleGGER PAROLEO
TO TEND TO CROPS.

In order that he might attend TO
his crops al mis- ranch in the Sulphur
Springs Valley, John Mihelcich. who
is serving time in the county Jail for
manufacturing liquor has been par
oiled by the board OF pardons and par
oles for the period OF 90 days. Sher-
III J. +. Hood today received the par
ole from Governor Campbell which
was recommended by Judge Lock
wood. who Sentenced MiheIcich 10
serve II months for running a still
Al the end o: his parole the prisoner
will report 10 Sheriff Hood TO serve
out the balance OF his sentence
FROM RANCH.
VIM. F-a1ee. cattlemau OF south
Pass. spent the day in Tombstone.
sissEE ATTORNEY
Attorney ). . Taylor. o; Bisbee
was IL ioxa Today on business mis-
sion
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covnTT FaSa ADVISOR.

{. T.. Adamson. county farm advisor
vas IN town today from his headquar-
:ers al Wilcox
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FROM CASCA5EL

Alex Heron. merchant OF Cascabel,
below Benson. was in Tombstone to-
day appearing before the board OF SUI
pervisors requesting road work TO be
done before the rains set in.
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Sumner Ashley. resident superil-
tendent of the county hospita! at
Douglas. was in the county seat today
on business before the board OF SUI
pervisors,
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MOTOR TO TEMPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mars. and
daughter. Miss Virginia. and Mrs. II.
f. Sealey. of Warren. left this morning
by auto for Tempe. where they will
witness the graduation exercises at
the Tempe Normal on Friday the 10th.
Misses Mildred Mars and Marjorie
Sealey are members of the graduating
class at the Normal this year. The
party will return home Monday
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during the summer.
TYPEWRITER AGENT HERE.

u 4. Leayitt. state representative u
the Remington Typewriter Company
WAS visitor in Tombstone TO-DAY
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not be determined until little more
work is done.
Old timers in the district have for
years pinned their faith to very rich
ores being opened rp some day on the
Mayflower. Just why Is not recalled.
but for year past. or in the years
past. it was common talk that some
day rich body OF ore would be I'M
covered on the Mayflower. and il
might turn out that kohIen and Camp
bell are on the right track,
FROM WILCOX.
). W Keeling. OF WILCOX. was Wis
iior in the county seat today.
aANcHER HERE.
James Reay. raucher OF tae Chirica-
huas. was amcng the visitors in Tomb
stone today.
mArRoN Ill.
Mrs. Phoebe Preston. uatron at the
county Jail. is confined to her home
today with illness.
BACK FROM DOUGLAS.
sheriff Joe Hood returned home this
morning from Douglas. where he sPen:
yesterday on business.
RETURNS HOME.
Few days in Bisbee visiting her sis
ter. returned yesterday.
coUHTT fsS. ADVISOR.
{. l.. AdamsCn. county farm advisor
vas IN town today from his headquar-
.ers AZ Wilcox.
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IN FROM RANCH.

Ralph Cowan was in town today
from the Cowan ranch in Government,
Draw
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ervoir OF the HuachIca Water com
pany in Miller canyon in the Huachu-
"a mountains yesterday afternoon and
the Gaping" soil tapped the rain
drops up like a booze hound goes
for the "hootch" on the Sonora side
of the International line. according %
Manager A. II. Gardner OF the Hua.
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BENSON DELEGATION HERE.

A delegation OF Benson people were
in Tombstone today 10 appear before
the board of supervisors requesting
an appropriation for the Benson fair
this year. The delegation consisted Of
Mrs. L. D. Redfield. Mrs. E. d. Cas-
tenada. Mrs. A. G.. Smith and Mrs. e
L. Pratt. of the San Pedro Valley Wo-
mems Club. and J. A GumIn. presi-
dent of the San Pedro Valley Com
mercial Club, A G. Smith and Attor-
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Mrs Chas. Blyth. wife OF the under
sheriff and Mrs. D. E. Walsh. return
81 last evening from weekend visit
y ith relatives and friends il Douglas
Mrs. Blyth's mother. Mrs. c. II. Phil
brick, who has been visiting her here
enroute home from Phoenix. accom-
panied here home Miss Helen Blyth.
daughter OF Mrs. Blyth Is spending
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ATToRN EYS HERE.

Among the attorneys in Tombstone
today were Fred Suffer. Bisbee. and
Judge f. VI. Doan. n. Benshimol and
C. v. Manatt. Douglas
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BIS BEE VISITOR.

Dave Walsh. old time miner. speus
yesterday in Bisbee.
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RETURNS HOME.

Miss Christine Core. who spent q
Few days in Bisbee visiting her sis
ter. returned yesterday
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FROM EUACHUCAS.

Pete Haverty and sister-in-law Mrs.
Hortense Haverty. and Clay Aston
and Chas Barrett were visitors in
town today from the Huachucas.
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CONTRACTOR HERE.

Contractor Frank Vaughn, OF +
bee. was in Tombstone today on bu
ness at the court house
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TO PHOENIX.
went TO Phoenix today GA a brief bust.
ness visit.
TO TUCSON.
Mrs r. J. westeryelt went to Tue
son this morning 20 spend a few days
with her daughter. Mrs c. H. Me
Mahon
FROM HUACHUcAS.
Pete Haverty and sister-in-law Mrs.
Hortense Haverty. and Clay Aston
and Chas Barrett were visitors in
town today from the Huschucas.
ATTORNEYS HERE.
Among the attorneys in Tombstone
today were Fred Suffer. Bisbee. and
Judge F. NJ Doan. n Benshimol and
{. V. Manatt. Douglas.
FROM DOUGLAS.
Sumner Ashley. resident superil-
teudent of the county hospital at
Douglas. was in the county seat today
on business before the board OF SUI
pervisors,
FROM CAScA5EL.
Alex Heron. merchant OF Cascabel,
below Benson. was in Tombstone to-
day appearing before the board of SUI
pervisors requesting road work TO be
done before the rains set in.
A BOULEVARD.
Contractors Elliott and Thompson
who are grading Toughnut street. are
now cutting down the humps along
the sides of the street. after which
they will finish the grading. then
clean off the rocks and drag the sur
face When the rains come and wet
il down. Toughnut viii, be a boulevard
SANTOS LOPEZ
GETS TEN YEARS.
Santos Lopez, the Mexican who was
arrested in Bisbee last week for the
violation OF his parole after he had
been released on suspended sentence
following plea of guilty on larceny
charge. was sentenced today by Judge
Lockwood to serve from four to ten
years on the old charge. after he had
pleaded guilty 10 a statutory charge.
Lopez, il IS claimed, is wanted in
Mexico Tor murder. which accounts
fo- his not returning when he was re
leased on those conditions some time
with girl &c years OF age. He Will
be taken to Florence in few days
by a deputy from the she-ifts Office
VISITING BROTHER.
Jesse p Reeves. OF Bridgtou. y. j.,
is spending the days in Tombstone
the guest OF his brothers. e. II. Reeves
and Robert Reeves. The eastern man
is vice president OF the BridgtOn
Chandelier company. His wife and
daughter. who have been spending the
winter in Tombstone will Join him for
q trip to California. continuing on 10
Yellowstone Park before returning
East
FAILING SPRINGS.
The Huachuca water company re
ceived word from their representative
in the Huachucas that the Mccoy
springs are virtually dry and that the
flowing water in Carr Canyon the last
ten days has fallen off about onehaif
The reserve supply in the Tombstone
reservoir is falling and 1t now looks
as if the mills who depend on this
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TO LEASE HERE.

Policeman John Planinich, of Bis
bee. has resigned his position with
the Bisbee force and will come to
Tombstone 10 make his home. having
acquired a lease in the district.
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FROM BIS BEE.

Dave Branch returned yesterda,
several DAYS business visit;
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Krchenbecker visited relatives in Mi
ami before continuing to Tombstone.
HERE FROM DOUGLAS.
Mrs. Jos. Henderson and children
were i'm Tombstone last evening on a
visit with Mrs Henderson's mother.
Mrs. Mary Bravin. Mrs. Henderson
plans to visit here for the rest of this
week. while both motored to Bisbee
today to visit relatives.
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REPORTED BETTER.

George Bixby. local leasor who was
taken to the hospital at Bisbee Sun
day with a severe case OF quinzie, is
reported as better today and will soon
b., ahl.. 70 rasurp hnna
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Mrs Phoebe Preston. matron at the
county jail is confined to her home
today with Illness
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EQUALIZATION BOARD
STILL IN SESSION.

the California coast.
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VISITED IN DOUGLAS.

returned Saturday
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s!SsEE VISITOR.

E. J. LaGrenson. OF Bisbee. ":
among the visitors in the county SET
today on business az the court hous
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FROM RANCH.

VIM F-azee. cattleman OF South
Pass. s9eat the day in Tombstone.
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FROM WILCOX.
RANCHER HERE.

). W. Keeling. OF WILCOX. was a '
iior in the county seat today
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BACK HOME.

Cba>. Schneider returned yesterda
from Bisbee. wher- he spent seyerd
days visiting friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-06-12

James Reay. raucher o. tae Chirlca-
huas. was amcng the visitors in Tomb
stone today
..A-o0A ~
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IN SiSSEE z.

Sam Morgan was in Bisbee yestei
turned late last night
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FROM AUAcHucAS.

C.. J. McCabe. cattleman OF the Hua-
chucas. was a visitor in Tombstone
today. having business before the
board OF equalization.
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TOMBSTONE TOWN
TOPICS TERsElY TOLD
MONDAY
>
TO PHOENIX.

TO PHOENIX.
Vim. Cowan. Tombstone cattleman.
went TO phoeaiX today GA brief bust
ness visit
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TO WILCOX.

Il p Merrill. local rea! estate and
insurance agent went 10 Wilcox to
day on brief business visit
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WILCOX PUBLISHER.

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