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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-08-28
COPPER
town.

It is estimated that copper sales this year will total about 1000, o00. 00C pounds. This would be equivalent to 6 per cent of the average annual pre-war sales and 10 per cent of the average maximum sales during the war
 If this estimate proves correct sur. plus stocks will be materially reduced by next January
 Senator Clark. on his way to Hono. lulu. said that as soon as things are straightened out in Germany there will be big demand for copper from all Europe
 We could sell copper now" he said. but we would not get the price of production.
 Just as soon as there is demand and the product starts to move. mines and smelters will begin active work, but imagine it will be nearly a year before things are going full blast again.
 This country is too big and the people of too high grade to remain inactive long"
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coaeoRALs DESERT. START CAREERS OF
 aANDirRv IN SONORA

Adyices from Cananea relate that Saturday last. two corporals in the military force stationed at Cananea. named Jose Lopez and J. Guadalupe Ramirez. deserted and took tn ehigh- way. Their first holdup was on the road to Chavez. an employe of the Cananea Cattle company. of a quanti- ty of provisions he was taking to the ranch where he was employed
 Having succeeded in their first rob bery the two bandits then proceeded to another ranch of the same company in the direction of Juralite: and there they. disarmed and robbed four em- pioyes, Pedro Gonzales. Encarnacion Contreras. Joaquin Quintero and Au- gustin Gonzales.
 As soon as these depredations were reported. General Rafael Sanchez. commanding the troops at Cananea. dispatched a detachment of cavalry to run down the deserters and appre- bend them. They were overtaken near La Gloria mine. between E. roncal and Bacanuchi. and were captured. They were riding the horses belong ing to the war department of Mexico. that they had stolen when they desert ed The two offenders were taken back to Cananea, where declares Gen eral Sanchez. they will be made an example of-death penalty probably.
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RANGES NEVER so RICH IN
 GRASS IN THE PAST g YEARS

PHOENIX. Aug. 24-Not in 25 the livestock sanitary board yester day. has there been such an abund- ance of feed on the ranges as there is now. Twenty-Five years ago late rains turned the ranegs and the des- erts green over many portions of the state, but not over so wide an area |, ,,. ,,. , =: Mir. Stephens has returned from a , tour of the southern counties Be tween Florence and the New Mexican border, he said. there is an unbrokan field of grasses ranging in height from F to IS inches. gramma grass and every forage plant known to the cattle country.
 Over thousands and thousands Of acres this grass is fit for cutting. so that hay making on large scale is to be expected This side of Florence there had not been great deal of rain previous to lasr Saturday and in few days all that country may be expected to spring into life
 Dr. flight. the state veterinarian who had returned from the country between Winkleman. Miami and Globe. said that the same pleasing conditions prevailed wherever he had been. It is difficult. he said. fo- one who had passed over the same regioE a few weeks ago when it was burnt and brown. to rea..=e what change had taken place.
 Mir. Stephens added that the range was now sufficient to feed ten times as mach sock as there is in Arizoal; not only 10 feed it. but to fatteu it and make it ready for the market The outlook for the stOck-eu is, therefore. a bright one assured as they are of plenty of feed. They are lacking only market at good fig ures. but even at tow figures they will do very well. seeing that the fat that their stock will prt on will net have cost them anything
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8OY FOUND IN ALLEY WITH
 SKULL cRuSHED: MAY DIE

PHOENIX. Aug. 22.-Theodore Ea- ley. l. years old. was found lying in the alley in the rear of a local buile- ing today with fractured skull. He was removed to hospital. where the attending physician said he probably would die
 it is believed that the boy was standing in the shaft Of the baiiding's freight elevator when the elevator descended and struck him on the head The boy was unable to talk and no one else knew how the acct dent happened or how he got into the alley.
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CATHOLIC MINISTRIES
 PRONOUNCED SUCCESS
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(Continued from Page One) mendation for the success of the show
 The Bisbee company are now start ing in to rehearse Tine Mikado.T and will probably come to Tombstone to put the show on in the near future.
 The local Catholic ladies report the financial end of the affair a, grand success and returns from the dance and supper as well as the show being gratifying and extend their thanks to the Bisbee troupe and their friends and all local people who helped to make the affair q success
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TO LAUNCH VETERAN
 CLEANUP CAMPAIGN"

In an effort to clean up so far as possible at this time the claims of all disabled eN-seryice men. whether for compensation. insurance. vocational training or medical treatment and at. tention. travelling contact unit. from the district office of the newly crea.- ed Veterans Bureau at San Francisco together with the Arizona represents i've ci the Bureau. will cover seven towns in this state during the month of September
 They will operate CT the following schedule Tucson, September 1ith and 18th: Bisbee. the 18th and 11th i; Phoenix. the 18th and goth; Prescott, the Fist and 22nd; Holbrook. 23rd :; Winsiow. the 2ith; and Kingman. the 26th.
 All eX.service men and women who are suffering from a disability incur. red ..: or aggravated by their service, who have not put in claim for same with the Government. should make it a point to see this Contact Unit. for they will be able to secure expert as. sistance and advice in filing their claims. which will receive prompt al. tention. The same thing applies to those who have filed claims but have folnd action tagging
 For Ihose living in the towns which will he covered by this Unit. the pro cedure Is simple-ali they need to. dc is to keep in touch with the local pa pers. some of the welfare organiza tions or the American Legion. and they will be kept fully informed as :o where the Unit will have it's head quarters in the town. For those liy ing in places other than those to be visited by the Unit, it will be neces sary to write to Veteran Clean-up Campaign Committee. 2io Flood Bldg San Francisco. California" giving name in full. address; former organi zation while in the service: number Of compensation claim. if one has been filed: full statement of facts upon which the claim is based: the place where you can meet the squad covering Arizona: the name of rail road or stage line ovr which you will travel: and the date you will leave Ii the facts in your case as disclosed by your letter warrant an interview transportation will then be furnished you to the city in which the Contact Unit will appear nearest to your home town.
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view the damage is any to the roads from the recent storms.
 Mir Robertson. who is president of tn. Fl PasO Bridge & IrOa Company, stated he was highly pleased with what he has seen of Cochise couuty's road system. which he believes is un- equalIed by any other county in this part of the country.
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LOCAL MILLS ARE
 RUNNING ALONG.

The Old Guard mill is running along nicely these days and is report ed to be getting very good returns in the attractions now being made. The Mellgren mill is at present run ming the tailings dump at the old Fisher mill. The Bert Holland mill is temporarily closed but will be going shortly. Another tank and vacuum pump will be installed 10 increase the wa.er flow and when the mill starts !; is planned 10 keep it going. as no satisfactory by the installation of the pump.
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HOFFMAN RELEASED ON SUSPENDED SENTENCE

C. A. Hoffman. who was brought in iron, Dos Cabezas some time ago. charged with having assaulted his wife. was released this morning on q five year suspended sentence by Judge Lockwood. on condition that he appear at the divorce trial his wife having flied a suit for divorce several days ago
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HOiJE GOES EAST

PHOENIX, Aug. 27.-Charles fl. Howe. chairman of the state tax com mission. left last night for Brent wood, N. H., where he will attend a national conference of ax officials.
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RETURNED FROM COAST.

Prof C. E. Tilf0rd. superintendent of the Tombstone Public Schools. =. turned home today from California, where he has been for the past two months attending summer college. Mrs. Ti.ford and child. who have been with him. will return to Tombstone next week.
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Tre showers of last night served to continue the rainy season and now comes word from the weather prog aos:ica.ors that September will be a very rainy month for the southwest and Arizona is mentioned in particI. lar
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GOOD PROGRAM cONtEG UP.

lar
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days ago
FROM INDIAN HOT SPRINGS.

D-. A. ". Vanaeman-> formerly Of Douglas, but now located at Indian Hot Springs. in Graham county. which he recently purchased. was in Tombstone today in case in the Su- perior court. He reports large number of Cochise county people at the springs recuperating by the won ierful nuratiye waters.
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is the wise ones who get theirs now. After the show a dance will be given and in the meantime supper will be served by the local Catholic ladies a. tte Can Can restaurant.
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eOYS CITED 70 APPEAR.

Roj Dalgleish. Norvan IgO and Tiny" Thiers were today cited to ap- pear before Judge Merrill by Sheriff Hood. charged with having throwa rocks last night at an aged man. Their hearing will bs held at , o'clock.
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The SeTt=mter bookings for the Crystal theater will be distributed Thursday night, Sept. 1. and will con tain, Of course. the bookings for Para moEnt Week, series of five pictures that will s,.rpass any previous Para rnount Week bookings
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WEDNESDAY
6S JURORS REPORT HERE OH 23TH.

Yesterday in the Superior Court 6 jurors were drawn to report in Tomb. stone on the 29th when a number of cases have been set for hearing in the August calendar The Walker case Is among those. having been set for Argfsr lsr
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BUYS FORD ROADSTER.

The Tombstone Auto Co. today an
 Tto J.. 4. key. deputy court clerk
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TO BIS BEE

Sheriff j. l. Hood was called |: Bisbea this morning on official busi ness.
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THE CELEB 5RATiON.

Al! committees report very sat:s. factory progress in the arrangem ents for the coming Labor Day celebration. The finance committee is now on it's final lap. which has been very sue cessful
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BORDER CuTLA.
 GANG MURDERS POST
 MASTER AND HIS WIFE

,Contiaued from Page one, store which he conducted at the min ing camp.
 While the family lived in Arivaca. Mrs. Pearson tangh. school.
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Tt.s last word has~been said about the minst.eIs that will appear in the Crystal theater tomorrow night for tae beensit of the local Sacred Heart Catholic church. The program as printed in these columns yesterday tells the story in full. A very few re- served seats remain to be sold so 1t
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TO siS3EE.

Nr. and Mrs. Jas Mars and daugi ter. ars. J. E. James. motored to Bis bee today where they visited with friends. rturEing home this afternoon
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Mrs. Chas. Biyth, wife of the unde-- shsriff, is spending several days in Ricson on a visit with her sister. On her return, her daughter. who has been visiting there the past six weeks will accompany her home
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IN BIS BEE.

j. M PhiIlipowski, court reporter os Division 1 Of the Superior court. spent yesterday in Bisbee on busi- ness mission.
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TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
~~~~N~ To HILL CITY.

Dee today on business mission. TO SAN FRANCISCO
 J. x. Gaines left Saturday for q brief business trip to San Francisco. WAS IN B,ssEE
 Joe Best. local leasor, was ia Bis bee Saturday on business mission. RETURNED HOME.
 Mrs Emma wolcott has returned home following a weeks business vis- it in Tombstone.
 iN sissEE
 E. H Reeves, feeI and fuel man of Tombstone. spent Saturday in 3is5ee on business mission.
 WITNESS
 J. A. Kempton, former chief of pc lice of Bisbee. was a visitor in town today on the Alak case.
 INSPECTION.
 George Kilt. of Tucson. one of the old Pueblo Leasing company which has lease on Il e State of Maine. was here yesterday oi an inspection trip. eISBEE VISITOR
 Lee Johanovich of Bisbee. was a visitor in the city today. acting as in trepreter in the Ajax bookkeeping case.
 TO BENSON
 Paul A. Joyce, section foreman. went to Benson yesterday to visit Mir Joyce's relatives. Mrs Joyce will remain there on a weeks visit sIssEE OFFICERS
 Among the officers in town today from Bisbee were W. s. Brakfield. chief of police. and Walter Sheppard. constable of Bisbee.
 NEXT DANCE.
 The next dance at the Schieffeln is announced for Monday night, Labor Day. Sept. 5, and that excellent musi- cal organization. The Five Sharps, will furnish the music.
 EXTENDING.
 Two plants located along the State of Maine pipe line have been cut in or the line anG gre now using w2'n- fir. m the line for their cerations. ;1e Ivey-Critchley and the Springer lease being the two recently connected. This saves a great dal of trouble in avoiding the hauling of water from town.
 TO McNEAL.
 j. T. Leason. the McNeal merchant, spent Saturday and part of yesterday in Tombstone on business returning last evening to his home He says in all his residence at McNeal he has stCh so ihuNh TO HEREFoRD.
 Henry Street. superintendent of the BoquilIas Lnad and Cattle Company. after week in Tombstone, held as a witness on the Haverty case, feturn- ed yesterday morning to his home ;n Hereford He says that the range is .ow ;. superb condition and that there is ample feed for all cattle and 7 more than are now on the ranges. Water is also ample.
 HERE FROM DOUGLAS
 IT. D. Palmer. court reporter of Di- vision No. of the Superior court, was in town today, having come up from Douglas, where he is spending a two weeks vacation during She ab- sence of Judge Sames. Mir. Palmer and sister, both experienced in court reporting and bookkeeping. will open a new business college in Douglas on September 1, which will feature short hand and typewriting
 BROUGHT ANOTHER
 eooTLEGeER.
 Deputy Sheriff Jimmy O'Brien to- G!ay brought McInnis Ring, 10 the county jail. charged with illegally manufacturing liquor in Douglas. A still, and several gallons of white mule were brought along as evidence. and Ring will be tried at the next term of court
 INSPECTION TOUR.
 Representing the State Highway De- pertinent. C. ". Hartman and Oscar RuggIes were in Tombstone today. They are on a tour of inspection of army trucks and have visited Nogales
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TRAVELLING MEN HERE.

W. F. Nelson. sales manager. and Lee Ash, travelling representative of the peytcn Packing Company. of Ei Paso. were in Tombstone today call
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SATURDAY
IN e,sseE

Attorney ] T. Kingsbury and family with friends.
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ADVANTAGEOUS.

The present season is most excel len; for road dragging and road repair u"rl; because of the fact that tha rains keep the dirt in workable condi tion. the cloudy days keeping the r,7 his sf1rra in tho di-t
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LEAVES FOR COAST

Mrs. F.. A. Kerr and Miss Gertrude Lake. former residents of Tombstone. have left Bisbee for Los Angeles. where they expect to locate. AT FT. HuAcHucA.
 Mrs. H. P. Johnson, daughter, Miss Clara and son. Henry. Jr.. are spend. ing several weeks at Fort Huachuca visiting friends
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8ANkER HERE.

A. 5. Packard, banker Of Douglas spent the day ia the county seat to day on business at the court house
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SURETY REPRESENTATIVE.

Joseph W. Pierce. representing the |. S Fidelity and Deposit company, is in Tombstone today from his head quarters in Los Angeles. and will re- main attending to matters in which his company is interested
 DIRECTORS HERE.
 Chas Goetz. of Benson. Henry Py- eatt. of Camille. and T. J. Lesson. Of McNeal. directors of the Cochise County State Bank. were visitors in Tombstone today attending a direc- tors meeting of the bank.
 FROM FAlR6ANk Jeff Milton, L. s. immigration in spactor. accompanied by his wife. were in town today from their home at Fairbank.
 IN eIssEe.
 Arthur and Leo Trappnan. Tomb stone cattlemen. were visitors in Bisbee yesterday FORMER TOMBSTONE
 BOY wEos. According to the Bisbee Review Fred George Gleeson. son of John Glseson. and former Tombstone bay. was married yesterday in Bisbee to Miss Helen Mary Green. They will | make their home in Stafford. where the groom has cattle interests
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COURT REPORTER HERE.

H B. Palmer. court reported of Di- vision ? Of the Superior Court. was I visitor in town today from Douglas. where he is spending a two weeks yaapriOn
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JUDGE PAT1 EE
 HERE MONDAY.

Judge s. l.. Pattee. of Tucson, will arrive in Tombstone tomorrow 10 hear two cases in which Judge 4. C. Lockwood is disqualified. the con tempt proceedings against s. L. Le- giar in the National Marble Co vs the Dragon Marble Co. and a dam- age case of Kline vs. Gernardini
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FRIDAY

CHILE ILL.
 Robert Hood. son of Sheriff and Mrs. J. F Hood. is i'll at his parents home. TO DOUGLAS.
 County Attorney J. F Ross went to Douglas this morning. having been called there on official business. He will return home this evening
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determine how many they wish to use. The government is to let the depart ment have the use of the trucks free for state work.
 COMING UP.
 Nimrods can begin leaning up their shooting irons for the season on doves will open September frs. and it is reported they are very plentiful this year. Hunters must be sure and carry their hunting license as it Is neces- sary that they must have il to hunt at all. no matter what they are hunting. as long as they are carrying a gun. APPOINTED ADMINISTRATOR
 According 10 an order made in the probate side of the superior court. George Haninger was appointed as administrator of the estate of his late brother. Harry Haninger. The estate cOasl,ts of an interest in the Maze Building on Main street as well as considerable other property in Bisbee. some of which is mining property.
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Entries for the parade are piling in to the committee and finances are steadily finding their way to the F. nance committee. The razor to shave the creased pig was put on the grind stone yesterday by Sheriff Joe Hood, and all in all matters are going On very satisfactorily. I, will be great day for the kids. both growing and grown
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Attorney H. J. Robinson, of Doug. las. was visitor in Tombstone today
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FIVE MARRIAGE TICKETS.

Only five marriage licenses were issued this week by Clerk J. E. Jam es of the Superior Court, as follows:
 Geo Herriotts and Mary J. Daily. Douglas.
 Frederick Geo. Gleeson and Helen Mary Green, Bisbee.
 Clausen Gather Bert and Irene Mil, d-ed Paul. Douglas.
 Pedro Chavez. Metcalf and Jesus Saucedo, Bisbee. dLn- D.n.,.rin.
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TO DOUGLAS.
THREE SHIFTS AT TrE MILLS.

The Oii Pueblo Leasing Company Is now running their plant. the State Of Maine. three shifts. Bert Holland will increase his water storage and his mill will run three shifts. J. ". Stcckham hopes to have enough GUS tom ore so that he can run his mill three shifts from now on.
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ON TO DOUGLAS.

Supervisors J. B. Hart, D. 4. Adams and I. C. E. Adams. accompanied by County Engineer Sid Sr.yth and ". E. Robertson. president of the E, Saso Bridge & Iron Company, contiu- "ed OF to Douglas last night follow ing an inspection of the site of the proposed Benson bridge and the dam age done to the St. David bridge by the recent high water County Engi. neer Smyth has succeeded in saving the St. David bridge by protecting the west end with piles and rock, al. though something will have to be done in the near future to save the structure from further damage. the supervisors agree. It is possible the matter will be taken up at the meet ing of the board next Monday.
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LOSES THUMB
 IN MACHINERY.

Geo. W. Elliott. assisting in the op- eration of the old Guard mill Monday afternoon got the thumb Of his righ: hand caught in the shafting of ma chinery a. the mill and the member was almost amputated. Dr. Shelley found a compound fracture. but be lieves the thumb can probably be saved and took severa, stitches in an effort to place the injured member back in place.
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BADNESS CURED.

Harry Kendall. of the Kendall Bros Land and Cattle Company. says he is now convinced that the most hopeless Iy bald head can Be made to grow luzuriant quantities of hair if the pro- per fluid is used for irrigating. He draws this conclusion from the fact ths. since this rainy season he has seen grass grow on patches of land where blade of grass never grew be- fore. and where he though it could never grow. Now he is convinced that there is hope for old bald heads. He says that this rainy season has been so productive in growing grass that the granite boulders of the Dragons are sprouting grass of the best graz. Ing grade.
 TO TUCSON.
 Earl Merchant went to Tucson .o- day on a brief business trip.
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TRU TO sissEE.

. To Wright, merchant of St. Da7id accompanied by his family. were in Tombstone yesterday enroute to Bis
 bee.
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APPOINTED ADMINISTRATOR.
TUESDAY

SSTss
 Attorney Allen R English. of Bis bee. was a visitor in town yesterday. IN siS5EE
 Douglas Gray. Tombstone mining man. was visitor in Bisbee yester- day on business.
 FROM STRONGHOLD
 H. S Buckley, peach grower of Co., chise Stronghold was visitor in town today.
 RETURNED HOME.
 Miss Mildred Marrs returned home yesterday afternoon following a brief visit spent in Bisbee with friends TO DON LUIS. Jess Sanders returned to his home at Don Luis yesterday. following a few days here on business at the local Sanders Bros. store IN siseEE.
 Dave Walsh spent few hours in Bisbee yesterday on business mis. sion.
 FROM CALIFORNIA. Norman Abell has returned home from California, where he spent sever. al weeks at the seacoast. TO HILL CITY. A. E. Davis and wife speht yester. day in Bisbee. returning home in the evening. BACK FROM sIS6EE. Ernest Cavanaugh returned home ysterday from Bisbee, where he has been for the past week on a mission [
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TO siseEE.

County Recorder H. L. Hutchison
 and R. B. krebs, automobile man.
 went to Bisbee today on a brief bus mess mission
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don. Douglas.
ATTORNEYS IN TOWN.

A large number of attorneys of the ccrG:y wc-e ;; ;1wa todai attending court They were Bruce Stephenson, D. Bansh;rnol. H. J. Robinson. D. A Richardson. R. N French. G. M-Roa rk of Douglas. and Alex Murray. F. '. Elauigan. Geo. C. Taylor. J. l.. Win rers. Frank Thomas. of Bisbee. REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL
 IT. A. Ford, Tombstone pioneer and veteran Indian fighter. who has been itt at the family home for the past year is reported to be quite il during the past two weeks.
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THURSDAY
FROM ST. DAVID.

FROM ST. DAVID.
 Sam Barrow. cattleman of St Dav.d spent few hours in the county seat today.
 lN sIssEE.
 Judge A. c, Lockwood. of Division l of the Superior Court. went to Bisbae today OF visit for the day.
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VISITING HERE.

Harold Large, formerly connected with the First National Bank, is yiS- iting here for few days from Cali fornia.