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The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Slate Greek. tributary of the Tetleena, ten miles south of Wilbur, is being prospeo5ed by two men. Enough gold has been found to en- courage the belief that there is g paystreak on the creek.
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Robert Sheldon was hosk at an
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Ole Neman and Charles Anderson sinking a hole just above, on the same claim. and have gone through 60 feet of much. They expect to reach bedrock shortly.
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

The federal authorities raided the Jack Crook cabin last week and arrested Is dozen bottles of beer, 30 gallons of mash and a lot of fruit and other suspicious looking articles. But they could not find Jack. Arthur Robertson was the on ly person in the cabin when the raid was made.
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Lawrence Olson, a resident of Fairbanks for several years, has filed his declaration to become T citizen of the United States
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Toney Silva and associates are also in the money on the River claim, having found coarse gold. and they are contemplating the in s.allation of a good sized working plant shortly.
The Nenana news., 1922-02-21

Assistant District Attorney E. B. Collins has tenderede his resigna- tion as member of the territorial senate, and his successor will be elected in November.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29


50 RepresentatiyearoE tA4 CIR anixed.
farmers and Ssia5L 1ndfyo
ana swift acodiki laaat week
at Benson and ttef
selecting q q zbs lendprs,
!sed for State Senat ssAg hna1lys
decided that 81. aslett s. H6petkre
Township ii this conlnaltt 3 would
,their choice.
From the stand point dtnessHands
ability no better sthoisg e,:0nls De-.
made: Nj: Sletteu sllas sachieved.sa ,,'
measure Sc lead fihbne bro:
.ther farmers ana ms this zss5allnnhunits,
and can Sc pended u up 81 stand
true for progressive prIncipl dr.
sIetten IS the preesIdent. arm
ers Security stat Bf3a6n1 Illlmas I.
He was ii no sense SEE tihg hi omce
Of state senator ana I i1tais ts'be hoped, !.
that he will decide to file for the nom
nation and make an sactfve q canvas:
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LOCAL. AMI. PERS ONAL.

| Block. 81. u; 81 :5 .5 sss sfss. ~
a.. ~ G . A. Baklund left on Wednesday
for q few days business trip too tie,
CITIES. f4,<' IS a,tssfsssF (f'Ys y
Have your watsh repaired at 81:
I've Bros. 3t5ss. Third st. It
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Ellingboe Of
Benson were id this city Oh BUSINESS BUSINESS
on Friday We .'. s n: ~ II
For taxi day and night cali 400. #
Harold. Lindell OF sAtwater was a
caller in this city on Wednesday be:
tween trains. = = Y.
Sd p. c. :. eer.sset.oq, Dentist, Levi.
Elmer Nelson left on Tuesday for
Granite Falls at which place he will
visit for a day 81 s 9:st5@.;s
osren Taxi Service. Telephone
753-W. ~ 4
G. Johnson returned to Atwaa..
ter on Wednesday after a few days
stay IN this city Y y =s..s Hsss s< SIS:
For all kinds of home bakina call
! $751;. Mrs. IDA Anderson; '..-.s, 3,
Marvin sWfeven 81 Renville Wis
tied with relatives and friends in this
city on Thursday. # So e" s, )! lssti=s3l VI
Fresh home made bread 1oc : loaf
at Mrs. Ida Anderson's, y e12 sFtffss.s
Street. ..zs 81
&C. A. Stark Of Atwater was bu-
Ssiness caller ID this chi between
trains on Tuesday: ;i,ss 4
See. See 6 :. 6: .Enawall for bargain. il
/ Mrs. c.. .Hoglund of Red Wing
lis at present visiting IN this city with
Mrs. A. Nicholson. ~ q. st. s ri
Fresh home made bread zoe 4 loaf
at Mrs. Ida A.derson's, 612 q Fsitst
EStreet. 355 .,
Miss Edna Carlson left. on Satur.
Eday for Kerkhoven to visit with her
parents over sunday 3 Ks 4:
--Dr. c. E. Anderson, Dentist, eani,
Of Willmar. .ss,
Misses Rose Jergenson and Dora
E'Frovald left on Thursday for sunbuIrrig;
to visit for few days ~. -
- kiondike incubators for sale 81
ohsbera- Berquist Hdwe Co. e -. Il
Mrs. Ray Leslie returned on Wed
tsnesday after q days visit in this city
Ito her home in Atwater. ~.
Auto painting 6 "a. @Nord, s24
Fourth St West Phone 2ss-J Il
Ed Warner returned to his home t,l q
lat Lamberton on Tuesday after a few
Idays business in this city:
q; o: g. 8 ! ,1s s &c; dentist, Carlson
Block. Phone IL dvE.s III;
- sReiyleT OF Renyf1l e Wass #bu-.
|'siness Gale Is this tcity, on Tuestlay.
land Wednesday sof, last week.
Miss Estella Eunddq iufist returned
Ito Minneapolis on onday.afters q syis.
it in this city herss sister s-sss7s.ss7
-kodak. filnls isvetopsd elossyaor
dull finish print sork alSiayl
EpIeases. Olive ilii,n,ar 81
Mr. and Mrs Clarence iIansaonlsof
| :Illtchdeld were guests bdf. ahdsMfs.;
Henry Hanson @ the i week enld.
- anley Holt of 1dinnAAapo ID arrlY-
ed Us this eft III j aturdays Is Visitor
g fevaday wit Tel ti7vess ana fifsnlds::
vulean= 81 Ins, no better n, II Eve
isave. All sizes Olive erov- llIu,ar.s & &
Fred Johnson ofs Lake lians4elt
on Saturday. Benson is VISIT mn
friends that place for udayl,sl.
SssS=Gar1sV Peterson of this city leht
On SATURDAY. LodlndonS toT6e
employed atth4fspface' forsson1fI firas
Renben 81 AtlEaifssrsffs;ss
turned III On s.
2slNgY|f1nssda businelsss 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29

81
Rrrant 81 Name n atuEes OF Am' {.
NO. Claim
848 City, Water g. Dept,

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ant Name "a tire ofts "a
City Water Dept,
PETS Pears "a. aborss and
hSyManscom, once IL (: Il
penses S. s s.
City Water and LS Dept &,
$bal.spayment ons. hea tsSyS-S
i. !.
Cash Grocery broom Sc. !. s. s.
ben Benson plumbing
CITY water g $50 pit.
ilSn9~sss !. I. ~ 4 =
Tel Exch.s Co.'s is,,
phone rent Z. Z :. :; n $, 3 !.
Grace ignins.. cash s..
paid sfOr ~ 81; : = 4;
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phone rent S :. -. =
Carrie VIII iams, salary b
sBubBtftdt s1fbf aflan ss s. ss + IS o..
City Water e ept..,,s s5s:ss
on heat account 80. 4. .z ~: 3. !.
sGity.s1Va ter and q. Dept, s.
Water ana s ]. 3 Ds IS 8 !
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Paul Book CO.: E. J. ~. 80 !!
V:rs1e. Exc H. 4. Co. f}', u !;
phone rent q. !. !. Is J;
.0hsbsrE Berauistt 6 al. Cos 4,
". iTele fxch. Co.. q
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phone rent !. :. !. 81 s4s i!
City Waters Light Dept
: I: 80. g.
NV Tele, E,xch.. Co.. s...
Grace E:. iggins, subs ssz5
naEazfnesS W. 81 ~ s
Grace E: giggins. cash. 90
p = s, f1eE e. bf 1dsd Paul Book
Grace. q gins. library
e sfgss'n. Wixxia.. e: ssss Il:
5advancedsto st. Paul Book
CO.. and for magazine, subs 11O.4
u Thunstedt ma azihe 80 :.
n NV nv II Ts / 3: Exeh. Co, !.
CITY alter & 81. Dept,
. 7
Grace e. Virgins, cash
spd- bill ". Rfke Book IS:
Bfndfng" Co. !. i. Is 1900
Grace E:.1Wig gins.; bill of 4
Demo crat; .Pftg Co. ! /! , 8. 81 {
Grace e. Wiggins, cash
paid magazine : subs E:s RI. - 8: 3
NV. Tele: Exch. Co., $s
phone rent rs Il. : I. =. 3.5
CityS-Water,sand L.. Dept..
Amy Hanscom, library of i. 3
fee: sxpense 81: -: 1e i
NV a TeIe.,if Exeh.s@Co...;
phone s. . -. - t ]. 3 IS
Amy Hahs com, salary, ,.:li:.ss
,braffAn for year, K total Il .s 81 Il
WARRANTS issued durings
year, $T2DO) :s..: :. :. !. :,12OO a
a. @. Sather, salary as
JanitOr. total warrants e..
issued him during year s.sf217.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29
PE111AMENT I1HBovK1GEHT
~ V0LV1N9 FUND

tss s. .,. s, Is Z Claim
Gust Nordin, ! total street
sprink1iItg Contract: ...$
r. Fyrk, total street
sprinkling contract {.
C:s:E1 Nelson. total street
sprinhlingcon ,trRCSa: =, S 49,:
II. Fl. Hanson, total street
spnnkl1n3 contracts -. =
Gust Nofdin, laborf team.
isprinkling u -. ~. .. 8 =
EI, HIsIlHanson, labor team
sprinkling VI -. y. ;;.s =. -
ChristsfsJ:s .aJ @ hnson,e labor,
sidewalk, $50. 3rd st.
J: A. Rowat;;sse engineering
services =. =. I. Z: :.
contract grading Sperry's
addition IL. |. !. -; ~: s !.
+: "A. Rowat,, engineering
services y 30.
J. A. Rowat, engineering
services
W. F. Potter, payment
grading contract in Sper-
rvs addition :. :
J.A. Rowat,. engineering
services !. .5 I. .. =, !,
AZ p. Bergeson, sidewalk
g a. Rowat,, engineering
services D. -, 5.
w J. Ruddy, services as
c0m'r grading f. S.
VIM. Q. Johnson, services
! as com : grading,
j O:: Norn1ans services. as
com, r grading - =. 8. -, :.
APP. Bergeson, sidewalk.
f Potter partz-payl
ment on grading .Sperry.
aQdlllOn s. :. !. !; I, i
w Potter. part pay
msnt on grading Sperryss
Asp: Bergeson. sidewalks
w: Rudy, services
cOm'r gradings.:..*.s. 80
,sWm; @. Johnson, services.
scomf grading: -. .sss.}. 81 !. a sc.
%. A. Norman, services
zcom'r gradfhgsss:. %! ;s 81, q. :.
Q. J. sWestgard, aconstable.
serving grading, notices,
MINI. ave. Trott ave,
J A. Rowat: engineer
services. grading id = -, :; !,
!, Wil1mar r epublicanG Ga;
szette, H4plb1. notices
{. "A: BergeSOn. sidewalk
p Bergeson, sidewalk
$ons Ann Street t.55.Ss5E:si
" E.s Potter, grading in
Sperrys addition &.f.
WHIT Re tier, grading. in;
Sperry's addition ~; >.
!: Bergeson; sidewalk
8th ST.. SO. !. !. 3. .Y,.;et
1.WiHmar Sash e Door: CO.
surveying stakes
y Az. H0wa t;=tP ark. ! ave.
grading "a. !. S., 3. :s.s. = 5:
we Potter, payment on
ark ave.H grading - iss
,Willmars Home Bldg Co
f5eWeE pipe Sused U, ons Park
ave A1statIQ ard .s-' Z. -
NJ Q. Nelson, refund as
sessment, pd I q SScityystreas-
0Eer ! S,s.sy.,,.s.. !.
Wll lmar Republican q Ca
.zette publishing Offices s.
Water e.. Light, Com r.
water, street sprinklings \;
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29
Salaries.

Warrant Name Nature Of Am
No ss,saA ~ G 81 CT aim
L. Fridlund, secretary and coll ~. s;i5
lector s! .--- - 500
w., E. Fridlund. book keeper w. $50
- g. d. Dept: -. :. 49,: 1890
NJ w. Larson, Superintendent 2,40e
F. Wahlstrand. engineer -: 49,. - = 1,sOt
T. Is nEhostensOn.t engineer - 6 20
IL, TrSKieve,s engineer ~ .1-------- 4 IS 70
r.: Wahls trand. ELECTRICIAN $3.50 ], O41
a: Johnson: 8linenlan :!
OLA: Rykasen.. fireman. - <. ------<1,5 500
Hans. ,GundersOn, ei tys clerk - 1893 goo
4. F'rfdllfnd:stfo Or clerk hire. -.-, q e.
A. Struxness, city auditor 22t
AsSE: sLarson s. f1ref1af N - sc
Russell. Olson. fiji enla1l --..-.-. 81 8 "a
W.sAs.s hn1idt, fireman -. - 70(
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-03-29

Miss Amy Hanscom, librarian in. the
public library, has fnnisied;T the ri.
bung; With ! Mst ii. recent additions e
tile city library: &
Nto5ni-Fietion tssT ,ss
Chauvelot, Mysterious India. So
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Grim shaw, personhl Enicfency
Harding, Our Comrimons G6uin1itrr.ys ~
strachey; queen, tt6ff "a. q w.
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Sinking Fund

sinking Fund 81 453 r
Warrant Name Nature of Amt.
n. No. .sst.!s - sCfa,s,n., s.sS -
1920 First National s. Bank 81
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s WaterN bondsiissued 6-1--
29597 Board sinRi1ig Z Il Fund svooooo
i Commissioners cert. esf.seessSsss. ~
i indebtedness, General. 9yss--
Fund.- purchased S,-4s--. l. 5CO.ON
Total --s44>.-s-.--s21 1, 10000
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
MILDRED MARS, TOMBSTONE
 GIRL, WEOS SATURDAY

Dan Cupid stole march on the legion of friends ct Bud Friday and Miss Mildred Mars. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. James Marrs. pioneer resi- dents Of Tombstone. last Saturday. when the happy pair were secretly married by Superior court Judge J. F. Crosby. at Winslow.
 Miss aIarrs was born in Tombstone and is one of winslow's most popular young teachers. The groom is the genial assistant cashier al the Bank of Winslow.
 They are still blushingly receiving the congratulations of their host of friends throughout the entire region. and the Prospec,or joins in extend ing them the double felicitations of the Yuletide season and for a happily welded union throughout their lives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
CHILDREN ukEARTH
 BODY OF INFANT IN
 DAKOTA STREET LOT

PHOEN!X, Dec. 1.-The body of ar infant buried. appearances indi- cated. about two years. is now the subject Of an investigation by county The gruesome find was made by children digging in vacant lot at the foot of West Dakota street Monday afternoon. They told their parents Of the find and they. in turn. notified the sherifrs office. An in formal inquest was held by Coroner Nat T. Mckee who. with other county officials. viewed the body. A thor. ough search was made but no dis. tinguishing marks were found. The little body was wrapped in a cloth and the whole encased in a small wooden box which was only a few inches below the surface of the lot when it was found The sheriff's office is now working on the case but they are doubtful Of reaching a solu. tion
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
HAYS AWARDED s5Oo BY
 JURY IN FEES SUIT

Attorney Lyman II Hays. plaintiff in suit to recover attorneys fees in the sum of S1oO0. against Louis N Mcilyoy Dos Cabezas merchant. was awarded $500 with cour, costs by a jury in Judge Lockwood's department Of the superior court Tuesday.
 The suit was the outcome of a con troversy between the defendant Mcllyoy and the Gold Prince Mining & Milling company, located near Dos Cabezas, in which Hays was instru- mental in securing judgment in the sum of SlIsU5 for McIlyoy. but which the defendant asserted on ..e witness stand he had never been able to recover.
 McIiyoy further testified that he had been compelled to borrow sS40 from q bank which. together with q similar sum supplied by second party, secured bank judgment for the property in question.
 Evidence al the trial tended to show that the joint owners of the property now hold the property for sale at slcOCOO Attorney J T. Kings. bury represented the plaintiff. while Attorneys Darnell Mathews of Tucson. and o. Gibson of Tombstone. appeared for the defendant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
MAXIMUM OF te HOURS
 PROVIDED FOR CAR DRIVERS

PHOENIX, Dec. l0-Under the pro visions cf a general order announced today by the Arizona corporation regulating the working hours of employees of motor transpor- tation companies no employe can go on duty again after working sixteen hours. without having at least nine hours of rest The order. which is made effective at once. is known as general order No. sS A.
 The order was issued following an exhaustive investigation by the corpo- ration commission into teh deathof William R White. truck driver who was killed on July 27. 1922. when the truck he was driving collided with a switch engine at the grade crossing on the Arizona Eastern railroad. one mile east ol Miami
 In statement preceding the order the commission states that the evi- dence at its hearing given by eye wit nesses To the accident showed that the bell on tte enSine was ringing as t approached the crossing and that inc whistle SoupdaJ and aISo that there was clear vision os the rail road track from the highway and vice versa
 It was also brought out. the com mission states. that White had been on duty 11I-2 consecutive hours prior to the accident and that there was no evidence presented that he had slept prior Co going ,o work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
MAY ELIMINATE MOTOR LICENSE SACRED HEART TO cELE-
 BRATE MIDNIGHT MASS

PHoENIX, Dec. 2l-Elimination of the state automobile license fee and the substitution in it's place of a higher tax on gasoline was urged to- day by James II. Kerby. secretary of state-elect. in an address before the state tax commission and the county assessors fthe state, who assembled in the state capitol for the annual conference
 Acting upon the suggestion. the assessors appointed the members of the tax commission and Mir. Kerby. members of committee to investi- gate the feasibility of legislation to provide for the change
 MT Kerby also suggested the elimi- nation of the property tax on auto mobiles. this fee also to be taken care Of in the gasoline tax If these changes were made. the secretary of state-elect says. d part of the expense O. keeping mp the roads in the state would be paid by automobile tourists traversing the state
 Mir Kerby also suggested the issu. ance of only one pair of plates for a car. the plates to be good during the life oi the car. He pointed out that such step as this would save the taxpayers of the state an expense oi sI5.o00 incurred by the county asses. scrs in issuing the licenses and col. lecting the fees. in addition to an ex pense Of s25.000 to $3o000 each year for the cost ot the plates
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TOMBSTONE TOWN WHERE
 REAPER RARELY COMES

During the past few days tourist travel has been exceptionally heavy through Tombstone. with the result that many comments pro and con have been overheard concerning this town and its immediate environments.
 Monday $ party of Mainites. Cali fornia bound. stopped 90 refresh them selves at local restaurant. and while heard to observe that Tombstone. with it's eery name. certainly had the best drinking water the traveller had ever drank.
 I've only been here an hour and 1 seem to get my breath so much' more easily: I feel just as light as feather" said another of his com panions.
 "I wonder why they named in Tombstone" Queried q third. Er- frightened on this point by an obliging waitress the speaker inquired if the death rate was heavy here
 Well" smiled the waitress. we had funeral here early last fall An old miner died from an accident re- ceiyed in mine. That's the only death We had here since way last summer. she said.
 Why. during the worst Of the flu epidemic, Tombstone only lost two white people" the waitress told them. One was an elderly lady who came here for her health. She was dying when she left home and merely stayed of dying long enough to get here. The other was q little baby" she told her auditors
 White folks rarely ever die here" she told them The others will not take even ordinary care of them selves: refuse to abide by the ordi- nary rules of hygiene Even living thus. deaths here are rarity" she finished
 Decidedly Tombstone has the eli mate and the water % suit the most fastidiouS. Tombstone residents real ize fully the wonderful advantages of these two greatest of assets Sooner or late" ,is, people Of the United States must learn this. a,d for this reason the trans-continental writer Sishway is proving the very best kina Of puDGIUIIy medism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
SMITH GIVES HIS VERSION

Yuma. Ariz.. Dec. 19.-AIva F.. Smith. charged with the embezzle- ment of $s00s of the funds of the Valley Bank Of Parker. Ariz.. took the stand late today and began tell ing his story Of the transaction in which h. Is alleged to haye nn- bezzled the banks funds.
 in the complaint on which he is now being charged Smith. who pur- chased stock in the Parker bank last April. is alleged to have given 8 check on the First State Bank of Clar;ta, Okla. in payment for the stock and to have then transferred funds of the Parker bank to nee. payment on the checks
 Testifying in his own defense to- day. Smith declared that before he came to Arizona he had a couversa- tion with R. C. Callahan. president of the First State Bank of Clarita. in which Callahan agreed to take care of his checks given for the purchase O: the Parker bank and that he, in turn. gave Callahan promissory notes signed in blank, which Galloway was to place among his associates.
 Smith was telling of the details of his transactions in Parker when court recessed at o'clock last night He resumed the stand today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
DAMAGE SUIT IS BROUGHT
 TO END BY ATTORNEYS

Suit to recover 5000 damages from w. D. Queen, of Douglas. was insti- tuted in Judge Lockwood's depart ment Of the superior court this morn ing by A. E. Merriman. also of Doug las, for damage done an auto alleged to be the property of the plaintiff.
 During the noon recess. after a jury had been impanelled. the opposing attorneys. David Benshimol and James Boyle. retired to the judges was effected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ALL PATIENTS AT THE
 COUNTY HOSPITAL TO
 HAVE XMAS CHEER

DOUGLAS. Dec. 21.-Summer Ash Icy, superintendent Of the county hos pital. assisted by nurses and others, will see that every patient at the hospital has Christmas cheer. The custom is an old one at the hospital to have a tree and gifts. a dinner, and perhaps a program to make the day a happy one.
 The big tree will stand in the main hall and will be decorated with Christ. mas emblems. The dinner menu will include all sorts of good things to eat.
 The patients have little to live for. nurse said yesterday. but they brighten when they talk of Christmas and the good time in store for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TELEGRAPH SERVICE
 RESUMED BY W. U.
 AT FORT HuAcHucA

The Western Union telegraph ser vice al Fort Huachuca has been re- sumei The service was discontinued severs. months ago by the company on account Of the difficulty had in obtaining sn operator for the post and because of the small volume Of business
 Some tiGie ago. according to Amos A Detts. member Of the corporation con. I'll iss;ou, the residents at the mil itary post petitioned the commission to have the service resumed and the matter was taken up by correspond ence with the superintendent in Los Angeles instead of holding hearing with the result that the company agreed b resume it's service.
 Under an arrangement made by the company with the commanding off cer of the post, Mir. Betts said. the business of the Western Union com pany at the post will be handled by the sigma, corps operators on a com mission basis. thus relieving the com pany Of the necessity of maintaining ar operator at the post. The service was resumed December 1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
JUDGE LOCKWOOD TO PRE-
 SIDE IN TWO COUNT

Judge Alfred C. Lockwood. of the Cochise county superior court, will preside on the bench of the Pima county session of the superior court for two weeks following the opening of the 1923 term.
 This is due to the fact that Judge elect George R. Darnell. who is pres ent county attorney for Pima county, will be disqualified to preside on cases which he himself has prepared for trial.
 Judge Lockwood also will preside at the Santa Cruz county capital ia a long-deferred case in which he was the presiding judge during a former trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TAX ON
 sRoPHY ESTATE $4oo, 900

of the late William II. Brophy. who was drowned near Guaymas. was approximately Si00,000. il was yesterday.
 Brophy carried insurance in several companies. He carried $50,000 with the Northwestern Mutual Life Insur- aace company alone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
SAYS FLYERS NEAR TUCSON

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 20.-A unveri- fled rumor was current on the streets here tonight to the effect that the plane of the two missing aviators, Col. Francis C. Marshall and Lieut.. Charles Webber. had been found to- day in White House canyon in the Santa Rita mountains. It was claimed that the information had been brought into the city by persons who visited that canyon today. It was impossible to verify the rumor tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
CHILD scAtoEo TO DEATH
 sV BOILING WATER

MORALES, Dec 21.-Arnaldo Marti- nez, aged 1. died yesterday noon from burns received Friday when his older sister accidentally spilled a kettle of boiling water on him.
 Francisco Martinez. the father of the deceased boy is employed at Rod. riguez's hardware store.