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Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-30

of McNeal. was visitor in Tombstone today having come here to attend a directors meeting of the Cochise County State Bank.
 HERE FROM SUPERIOR.
 ]. R. Chadwick. well known road contractor. returned to Tombstone yesterday from Superior. where he has ben connected with ihe state fore es in charge of work there. Tine re- cent curtailment of state work is re- sponsible for his return to Tombstone. sYNcoPATEo FOUR
 COMING BACK.
 Another dance with music by the Syncopated Four of Fl Paso is being planned for Saturday. February 5th by a number of local young people. and advertising has been sent to the sur rounding towns. The dance will be held in Legion haif
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ICAN CAN RESTAURANT "OPENS MONDAY.

Mrs A. Staniger today announced that the opening of the Can Can Res taurant will be held Monday when she will begin serving first class Ihome-cooked meals to the general public Mrs. Staniger has had force at work for the past week cleaning and renovating the building until it now presents a neat. spick and span Appearance. and will be credit to Tombstone The dining hall. which is spacious affair. has been neatly arranged. while the witchen and man. moth range have been placed in first
 clas sorder, and Mrs. tSaniger ex- poets to make the dining room one that will be credit to Tombstone. TO TEXAS.
 Mir and Mrs. w. J. Chambers. who
 have been spending the past week ;n
 Tombstone the guest Of Mir. and Mrs.
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Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday announc- ed the appointment of William Thorpe as range deputy in the Douglas dis trict Cattlemen of the district peti- tioned the county board of supervisors for Thorpe's appointment. according to MT. Hood. Thorpe as range deputy, succeeds Dick Blevins. who served un- the I F. Mcdonald administration
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THURSDAY

ALMOST HERE.
 The threatened rain and snow storm is almost here COLLIER MAN HERE.
 F. P. German. representing Collier s was a visitor in town today. TOMORROW MIGHT.
 The local Order of the Eastern Star meets tomorrow night in regular ses. sion.
 TO ooUoLhs.
 Robert Rae went down to Douglas yesterday for brief visit with rela- tiyes.
 UP FROM BENSON.
 4. G. Smith and wife. and Martin fishback. of Benson. were visitors in Tombstone today. IN NEW HOME.
 Lawrence woolery and family are occupying the new cottage belonging to Lee wooiery on. Fourth street. TOUCHING " Up.
 Lawrence wooiery. decorator. is putting the finishing touches on the lobby of the Tourist Hotel. which is nearing completion. FROM sIssEE.
 J. H. Perkins, of the grocery de-
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STATE EXAMINER HERE.

State Examiner II. 0. Morrison was lin Tombstone for a few hours today l in consultation with his deputy. H. | B. Brown. in charge of the audit of
 the books in the treasurer'so flee. Mir. Morrison left for Clifton where he is
 at present auditing the books 1i IGreenlee county
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DIST ESSING.

The threatening rain seems to he only a spell of teasing Not enough rain fell last night to wet the pro- verbal whistle and yet the clouds gave evidence of downpour. Very little rain fell in the Huachuca noun tains. barely enough 70 wet the dry leaves of last fall. it was reported today
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VISITING BROTHER.

F.. E. Merrill, and wife. of Fraley. Kansas. are visiting in Tombstone for several days the guests of Mir and Mrs. II F. Merrill They have been on months trip to Arizona and Cal ifornia and are taking iR the sights ip Tombstone before returning home. Tbe former Mr. Merrill is brother of the Tombstone man
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ANOTHER ONE.

C. L. Cummings is putting anoth 1T
 cottage once occupied by Fred Reed ouPied by gentlemen now in Phoe- Ir'x
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ment following his attempt to cut his throat while confined in the padded cell. Dr. Stroud q; the hospital reports that the patient did not sever any Of the large veins and vii recoy-
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NO RAIN.

Again JuliteE Pluvius has taunte'i night d wee bit of rain fell, only to tease mother earth in it's smallness
 The matter gets more serious every l day
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HOME TOMORROW.

Judge A. C. Lockwood of Division
 l Of the Superior Court. is expected 90 return home tomorrow from Tucson. where he has been hearing case in
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RETURNED HOME.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson returned horne this morning from Bisl,ee where she has been for the past sev- eral days on visit to her daughter. Mrs l. ]. Patton
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MISS MAClAY MARRIED IN DOUGLAS.

According to word received in Tombstone today by friends. Miss Vi. ola Maclay. q former Tombstone girl. was married yesterday in Douglas 10 W. !. Murphy. well known automobile man of the Shelter City. Follow ing
 the ceremony the couple left for Phoenix and ths northern part of
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FROM UNIVERSITY.

Fritz" Johnson is spending few idays in Tombstone with his parents having arrived last evening from Tue
 son where he is attending the univer sity
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BENEFIT PLAY FOR EUROPEAN RELIEF.

The High School Dramatics Club With Reggie on Friday eevning. Jan will be twenty-five cents. Trere will also be a>candy sale. roceeds will go to European Relief Council. which children to aid the starving children of Europe
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FRIDAY
 BACK TO LOS ANGELES.

Mrs. b E. Kohl daughter of Mrs. Helen NcClelland left today for her home in Los Angeles following a months visit spent in Tombstone with her mother and family.
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VISITING PARENTS.

Miss Mildred Stark came down to- day from Tucson where she is attend ing the [. of A and will spend Sun day with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. |C. w. Stark
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TO TUCSON

of the Superior Court. went to Tue. son t0sy to hear a case in the Su. perior Court there in which Judge
 pattes was disqualified, tHe will re
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TO eisseE AND DOUGLAS.

Jndges A C. Lockwood of Division No. 1 ofthe Superior court went to Bisbee today where he will hear ju- yeniIe cases until tomorrow, going from there to Douglas to hear several cases there. He returned home Sat urday from Prescott where he went to hear ease in the superior court there.
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]. s. Chambers. left yesterday for Pa iacio. Texas. where they will visit daughter before returning to their home al Lork. Neb. While in Tomb stone they visited the many historic places of interest both here and about the county.
 FROM RANCH.
 W. IT, Miller and wife. of Turns-, were visitors in towp today. FROM AJo.
 W. M Lace came back to Tomo- stone today from Ajo. FROM RANCH.
 Chas. La aBrosse. old time rancher of Government Draw. was visitor in town today.
 TO MORALES.
 Attorney ! T. Kingsbury and A. E;. Davis went to Nosaies this morning on business trip They will re- turn home tonight 6 MONTHS OR GO: vAMoosEo.
 Bill Granger. who was brought up Ibefore Judge A. Wentworth this mora ing. charged with yaerancy. was giy- en sentence of 6 months in the county jail by Judge Wentworth. or the alternative of leaving town by l:3o. Granger vamoosed. promising never to return. while if he does Judge Wentworth announces he will make him serve out the full six months sentence. THROUGH TO DOUGLAS
 James Logic. editor and owner of the Douglas Dispatch. accompanied by Mrs. Logic. passed through Tomb stone today enroute to their home at Douglas following week spent 'n Phoenix Several of Logies Tomb stone friends are wont to believe that he has been in Phoenix lobbying for the Douglas deputy county seat' bill. and since the bill was ignomia- ously lost Thursday by heavy vote, Logic has decided to return to Doug las to tell Major Kelly how it hap pened At any rate Col Logic did not tarry long in Tombstone. but hit the road for Bisbee before his presence was discovered there Both Col. Logic and Major Kelly are expected to hol1 d wake in Agua Prieta tonight since House Bill 3l" has sent in "3O' FROM NoGAIES-
 C. :. Fowler, for many years post master of Nogales. and IT. | Kalsey, manager of the International Power and Light Company. spent an hour in Tombstone this morning. They are both very much interested ill the early completion Of the Tombstone Nogales state highway They were well pleased with the condition Of the Cochise county roads. having driv- en to Douglas yesterday and back this morning and stated they drove from Douglas to Tombstone in two hours. Both gentlemen are Of the opinion that the omnibus bill now before the legislature will go through because Of the federal aid attachment to the ap propriation and are of the opinion that s915.0oo.oo is too much to lose even in the hour of retrenchment MARRIAGE LICENSES.
 Marriage licenses issued this week out of the office of ]. F.. James, clerk of the Superior Court were:
 Francisco Daniel. A. to wed Mana ela Quijada. 36, Bisbee.
 Carlos Gonzales. 9. to wed Aurore Mendes. 20. Douglas
 Terrence WsIe. B. St Eugene. On tario. Canada. to wed Amy Marks. g, Bisbee.
 Antonio Duran. 2S. to wed Josesa Norris. 24. Pearce.
 Taylor Cooper, 2l. to wed Tommie . Mitchell. IS, Douglas
 Vim. B. smith. 26. to wed Dorothy Dodge. g. Douglas.
 J, A. Evans. %. to wed Edith Bex, 26, Douglas.
 Alfred J. Barnes, g, to wed Adeia Shell, IS, Bisbee.
 Edgar C. Flaherty. i9. to wed Jes- sic Mountain. 49. Bisbee
 w. J. Murphy. 90. to wed Viola Ma clay. 2i. Douglas
 Tomas Ortego % to wed Juana
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ONE VACANT HOUSE.

There is vacant house in Tomb stune' It is the old Lawrence Wool cry place on Ninth street. but it will
 not be unoccupied long
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ALLEGED CATTLE THIEVES.

Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday brought up from Douglas two Mexicans held for h airing in the Superior Court for alleged cattle stealing in the Swiss helm mountains. They were Safer ino Galvcz and Maaricio Mendosa. Two others arrested at the same time
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TAKES eOv TO COUNTY HOSPITAL.

were released.
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sYNcoPATEo FOUR ~
WEDNESDAY
ROAD WORK IS NEARLY COMPLETE.

Contractor II M Eckerman. who was in town yesterday. stated that his work on Section of the Benson-Vail highway is almost completed and that his contract should be completed with. in the next thirty days or not later than the first of March The bridge over tine Cienega is fast nearing com pletion and the road all along frorl Benson to the connection with the state highway leading to Sonoita. out of Vail. is about ready for traffic. only awaiting rain or snow to put il in shape.
 LITTLE GIRL DIES.
 The little threeyear old daughter of Chas Malcolm. rancher over the Di- vide on the Tombstone road. died shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday after noon from diphtheria. according 10 word received in Tombstone today.
 FEW CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
 There are l2 cases of contagious diseases in Bisbee as reported at the public health office Two measles. seven chicken pox. one scarlet fever. one diphtheria. one humps. These are very few in number when one considers the many children in the different schools in that district, TO LOWER CALIFORNIA.
 Tony Caretto and John Cioche,ti ' left today for Calexico. Lower Cali. fornia, where they go to look after farming lands there owned by a corn pany of local Italians They expect to be gone about ten days. ! IS IMPROVING.
 [ According 10 word received in th s city today Mrs. Dan Hanley. Cochise pioneer. Tor many years resident oI Tombstone. is reported improved fol lowing several weeks severe illness | in the hospital in Bisbee ! IN BissEE
 1 Dr. II. II. Hughart and Joe Bes; were visitors in Bisbee yesterday
 MRS. SCHMIDT DIES
 IN eiseEE.
 : J. A. Campbell. one of the auditors at present at work fin the county ! treasurer's office. last night received word Of the death of his mother-in. lag. Mrs. Margaret Schmidt. aged s years. at her homa in Bisbee. follow ing stroke of paralysis. She was the widow of Jacob Schmidt. who died in Bisbee two years ago. Both were pioneers of Cochise County. Miss Elsie TOles. granddaughter of the de ceased. has been notified of the death.
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Giia-Zane Grey. noted author. erecting magnificent home.
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RETURNS FROM ASSESSING.

County Assessor Geo R. Hensha W returned home yesterday frq an as- sessing trip in the vicinity Of Ben son in the San Pedro Valley. making assessments for the year 1921 MT. Henshaw expects to return there to- day to complete his work in that sec tion. J. F. McDonald. chief deputy, is at present making assessments in the northern end of the county.
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RETURNED HOME.

Attorney ] T Kingsbury returne, home this afternoon rom Tucson where he has been in attendance be fore the Feedral court. which is in ses sion in that city.
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HOME FROM UNIVERSITY.

Misses Norma Barr and Cornelia
 Cornelius. Tombstone girls who are attending the University of Arizona, arrived home today and will spend
 seyeral days here with their parents.
 Other students from Tombstone will arrive tomorrow to spend the week end al home.
 FROM siseEE.
 J. ". Beasley. of Bisbee. was visi- tor in Tombstone today. JOHNSON VISITOR.
 John Bright. constable of Johnson. spent d few hours in Tombstone to- day.
 IN WILCOX. County Attorney j. Fe Ross spent yesterday and today fn Wilcox on o.
 ficial business. FbOM COCHtSE. Allan Benedict was d visitor n ! Tombstone tOdayf rom his home in Cochise Stronghold.
 INSPECTING RURAL SCHOOLS. County School Superintendent Miss
 Helen Brown and Miss Ruth Fuess. county nurse. left today for Pearce
 and surrounding district on an in spection trip.
 CAR coTToNsEEo MEAL. John Escapule and sons. M. C. Cos telio. and Fowler Bros. Tombstone cattlemen. are today unloading a car load of cottonseed meal received from
 Phoenix. The meal will be fed to ter.
 JOINS LOCAL FORCE. J. NJ. Cook. a druggist of g years hohhpSeoht stS- terday and has joined the forces of the w T. Boyd Drug Store. Mir. Boyj having made arrangements to open up a store Tn Wilcox. one of his force going there to take charge. TAKES INSANE PATIENT
 TO PHOENIX. ! Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty to day took Joe Dause, an insane patient who attempted to commit suicide in the county jail several days ago. to Phoenix. where he will be placed in the state hospital. Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday brought Dause back to the county jail. from the county hospi tai, where he was taken for treat
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ATTORNEYS TO ORGANIZE FRIDAY.

Attorney Q. Gibson. of Wmbstone, one of them embers appointed to aid in the organization Of the Cochise County Bar association. announces that invitations have been sent out t1 every attorney residing in Cochise county to attend banquet to be giv- en Friday night at Douglas at which time the Cochise county bar assOcia- tion will be formed. It is expectei that, every member of the bar will at tend and vigorous Oar association will result
 LEAVES FOR oHio-
 Mrs. Emma Brown. mother of<Nrs. Chas. Allen. left yesterday for cleve- land. Ohio, following a prolonged visit in Tombstone with her daughter. Mrs. Brown has just returned from Vallejo. California, where she accom- panied Mrs Ada Allen. mother of MT. Allen. and spent several weeks in the Cali fornia city wl;h her daughter. Mrs. M. F. Duncan.
 JUDGE sAMEs RETURNS.
 Judge Albert M. Sames. of Division of the Superior Court. returned to Tombstone today from Douglas. w..s-c he spent Sunday. His mother. who spent the week in Tombstone, return ed to Douglas and vii remain there during the winter montSSs- owing to the inability to secure residence in Tombstone
 LITTLE BOY FRACTURES
 COLLAR BONE.
 Bobby. the two-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Eckermsn. fractured his right collar bone several days ago fin fall while at play. The injury was srixht and his parents did not notice it until several days later when swell ing set in. He will be tatken to the boxpital at Bisbee tomorrow for treat ment. MT Eckerman. who is contract sn& oa the Beuson-vaii highway. hay,
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SATURDAY
UNIVERSITY GUESTS.

The Misses Agnes Clark of Los An
 geles and Florine Pinson. of Miami,
 gre SD, nding the weekend in Tomb
 stone from the University at Tucson.
 the guests of the local girls attend
 ing the University. who are also here
 for the weekend
 TO DOUGLAS.
 Mrs. chas. Blyth. wife ol tine un-
 dersheriif. went to Douglas yesterday
 on a brief visit with relatives. ITO DOUGLAS. Miss Anna Burns. of the treasurer's office went to Douglas this afternoon
 to spend the weekend with relatives. TO WILCOX. w T. Boyd. local druggist and Ar thur Heney. Tombstone and Fairoank merchant motored to Wilcox yester-
 day on business. TO DOUGLAS. Sheriff Joe Hood wenr 10 Douglas today where he went la take Cecil Flint to the county hospital for treat ment for St. Vitus' dance ATTORNEYS HERE. Among the attorneys in town today were $ K Williams. Alex Murry. v l. Flanigan. John Wilson Ross. Bisbeo. and David Benshimol of Douglas. VISITING FATHER. Charles Cummings. Jr. arrived in town today from Phoenix and will spend d few days here visiting his
 father. Mayor C. l.. Cummings. RETURNS HOME. Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty re- turned home today from Phoenix where he went 10 take an insane pa.
 tient to the state hospital. ~ BACK FROM TUCSON. Harry Macia returned home toda ' from Tucson. where he has been In attendance at the Federal Court as q
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TELLS FEM HOW.

Chester Alexander Johnson. who writes for the Bisbee Daily Review under the lesser nom de plume of Kid Underwood tells an interested read CT Of his column how to tell q Tomb stonite when he sees him. In today's Review appeared the following. which shows the Kid. for once. at least. knows whereof he speaks:
 ! notice you said Sunday that Its easy to tell folks from Bisbee over on the coast. because they always step off the sidewalk when they pass anybody. Now kiddo. how can 1 tell anybody from Tombstone when um in Frisco or San Diego. wanderer.
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CAUGHT ALLEGED oEsERrER.

Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday took to Douglas and turned over to the mili- tary authorities there an alleged army deserter named Marion Ellingwood. The man was arrested Monday at Naco and is alleged to have deserted from the 10th Field Artillery at Camp Pike Ark
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VISITING PARENTS.

Mrs. Nerneite Elliott spent last evening in Tombstone visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Marrs She has charge of the surgical de pa rtment at the county hospital al Douglas
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BELIEVE IN SIGNS?

be noted that the Tourist Hotel. the Ray E. krebs Auto Company and the Tombstone Auto Company have si- milar state Of mind All three places are or have recently put up some big sings for the benefit of those who need directing
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Dear Wandy. Easier yet: just find the principal drugstore and the tombstone folks will be sitting on the curb in front of it settling the league of nations or watching 90 see If they can't catch glimpse of Bill Hattick. IN DOUGLAS.
 Judge A. C. Lockwood of Division os the Superior Court. is in Douglas today holding juvenile court. TO FORT HUAcHucA.
 W. T. Boyd. of BOyd's Drug Store. went to Fort Huachuca today on a brief business mission. BACK TO L. A.
 / r"Tex" Locke. of the Western Whole sale Drug Co. who spent several days in Toabstone, left last night for Los Angeles. his headquarters. FROM ecNEAI.
 T. J. Lesson. well known merchant
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FROM FEDERAL COURT.
GOOD BUStN ESS.

All the hotels in Tombstone are do ing fine business as there are many tourists travelling and mining men visiting Tombstone. The Can Can Restaurant will open the first of the month. it is also announced
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FROM eiseEE.

Buster Rushin. son of Mir and Mrs.
 Walter Rushin came over from Bisbee this morning for brief visit with his parents
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FEW CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
TO LOWER CALIFORNIA.

Tony Caretto and John Ciochett left today for Calexico. Lower Cali fornia. where they go to look after farming lands there owned by corn pany of local Italians They expect tc be gone about ten days.
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partmen' of the Phelps Dodge store. of Bisbee. was business visitor in Tombstone yesterday
 TO eissEE.
 County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown went to Blsbee today on a brief official visit to the schools Tn that city.
 An ore pack train of thirty burrcs passed through Tombstone today. They were -Haroute to Christmas. where they will haul ore from the
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Sheriff Joe Hood will go to Doug las tonight or tomorrow morning 10 take d boy named Cecil Flint for treatment at the county hospital. The Youth is afflicted with St Nitus dance and it is believed treatments al the county institution will restore his health. The boy halls from Wilcox.
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BACK FROM TUcSOl

Harry Macia returned home today from Tucson. where he has been In attendance at the Federal Court as q ,I,..
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BENSON VISITOR.

E. Maier. Benson wholesale mer- chant was in Tombstone today on his regular visit having come from Bisbee and Douglas Mir Maier re- ports business conditions beginning 10 pick up again throughout the county and is of the opinion that it will not he long before things will be back :o nnrpnaI apaiu
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MASONS TO VISIT TOM ssToNE.

According to word from Bisbee the members of the Grand Lodge ot Ma sons. who will hold session in Bis bee the week of February sth. will come to Tombstone on the afternoon of the 9th. The Bisbee lodge has ar ranged the motor trip to Tombstone and return as a part Of the program to be rendered the visitors. While in this city the local Masonic bodies will take charge of the visitors for yisit to the historic sceDes in Tombstone. IN DOUGLAS.
 County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown was visitor in Douglas yesterday
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FROM CASA oRANoE.

Fred Chambers. son of Mir. and Mrs. days in Tombstone with his parents.
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MEETING OF GUILD.

A meeting of the Ladies of St. Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church will he held tomorrow afternoon. at 2:bo at the home of Mrs. Ellen HarwoeG and all members are requested to he pres
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OF DIVORCE
 LAWS IS PROPOSED

'fontinued from Page Onei was introduced It amends the law against barratry. The present law on that subject consists of brie. paragraph of less than half a dozen lines in which barratry is defined and penalty prescribed
 In the proposed bill the definition of barratry covers three or four type written charges and prohibits pro curement of litigation by soIicita-. tion-
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FROM CAScAeEl.

Alex Heron. we'll known merchant and produce man of Cascabel, about 90 miles down the river from Benson, was in Tombstone tv-ay disposing of farm produce.
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FROM HUACHUCAS.

Col. Henry Pyeatt came In toda, from kis ranch in the Huachucas. II. is one of the directors of the Cochiss County State Bank