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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-09-12
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Monroe. Mich. = Morris Schlus-
kel'bcrg. un copil in virsta de un
an 81 iumatate. cazut ieri mtr o
caldare GU lapte batut 81 $ a
Detroit, Mich. Nistc ban
diti necunoscuti an acostat pc
Charles Buell.. omul care facea
plata la muncitorii firmei Michi
gan Crown 4 Fender Company,
81 l-au iefuit de doua mil cinci
suite dc dolari. Au inteput cerce
tart din partea politiei.
Philadelphia, Pa. = .Arestantul
Edward +. Doree a fost gratiat
de presedintele Harding pc cand
sc afla acasa, unde venise de II
pllscarie intro invoire de trei
zile ca sa-si vada copilul ce Sc
gasea bolnav de moarte.. FL facu.
Sc presedintelui cererea de al da
drumul acasa. promitand pc GU
vantul lui de onoare ca vine ina.
poi la puscarie imediat ce-si va Fl
yazut copilul. Presedintele la
incnviintat acest concediu 81 n
dona zile in urma la TRIMS 81
actul de gratiere.
Mt. Clemens, Mich. = Corpul
unui ON necunOscut fost gasit
icri dimineata dealrlngul soselei
Wolf. Sc pare ca victima ar Fl
fost ucisa de niste raufacatori Gu
intentia de a jefui-o.
80
Washington. Pc Ia Casa
Alba Sc vorbeste ca Dina Har.
ding s'a imbolnavit de grija ce q
purta pentrn actuala greva de la
caile ferate 81 minele de carbun;
= =
Paris. - Politia a arestat pc
un student egyptian, despre care
Sc zice ca ar Fl VENT la palatu1
Elysee ca sa .Impuste pc premie.
rnl Millerand.
Paris. All 4 murit Leon
Bannant, director la scoala arte.
lor frulnoase. Era in virsta de 9C
de ami. Bannant fusese multi AM
|presedintele societatii artistilo,
francezi 81 obtinuse cateva me.
dali rentru lucrarile sale ar.
|tistice.
Malta. - CruciSetoarele engle.s
Concord 81 Cardiff au PRINT or.
din 50 piece Ia Smirns. Intreags
|flota cngleza din Marea Medite,
|rapS este concentrate in apele
| lorientulni apropist.
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care sd ne arate difcritele varia.
iii atmosfcrice.
(Din ''Cnrierul").
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Shangai. -. Sc raoprteaza ca
nistc ofiteri al guvernuiui din
Canton, earl sc afla sub comanda
generalului Chang Chung Ming,
au ocrpat 'cu forta cladirea mi
siunei religioase americana, de-
vastand proprietatile m,tltor >tra-
ini Sc vorbeste ca autorltatlle
|civile ar lucra mana i'm mana c,l
cele militarc pentru lansarea unni
atac de propaganda anti-crestina.
Pittsburg. Pa. La punctul
numit lSittaning a deraiat ieri un
tren al liniei Pennsylvania, GU
care ocazic au fost raniti noi
oamcni din personalul trenului 81
un pasager. Cauza deraierci nu
sa putut stabili pana in prezent
Buffalo. n. Y. - Compania de
tramvae. in unire Gu caile ferate
a oferit prcminl de 100 de mil de
dolari celui ce al da pc mana
lpolitiei pc oricare individ prin>
,ca pune dinamita pentru arunca
rea in aer a trenurilor 81 tram
Ivaelor din localitatc. La Buffalo
an fost dinamitate mai multe tire
,nuri de catra raufacatori, ucizan
Idu-sc intr 'um rind vre-o 30 d.
!persoane.
| Montreal. Sc anunta c;
Imuncitorii de la caile ferate ca
!nadiene stau gaia sd declar,
greva. Tniunile au TRIMS scrisor
circulare tnturor memhrilor lOr
lspunNndu-le sd fie gaia in cazu
cand vor primi ordin de iesir,
| in grcya.
| Moscova. - Gel patruZeci s
Iopt de cazaci condamnati zilel
trecute la moarte de tribunalu
din Kiev pentru rcvolta contr;
! sovietelor, an fost cxecntati ier
, lnoapte dupa orele -.
| Benzonia. Mich. = D-soara &c
inevieve Rowe, i'm etate de IL AM
la luat premial la innot, innotan1
o distanta de 9 mile in opt ore $
trei sferturi. In timpul parcur
gerei acestei distante dansa
mancat din mers niste statide. y
earl i lie dau niste tovarase. car
0 urmareau ell barca.
1erusalim. lerusalimul v
avea mcurind I'M ziar zilmic scri
| in cngleZeste. Ell va fl diriiat s
redactat de Dina Gatling, o Anne
. ricana din New York. Dansa 5
cumparat edificiul ziarului sau
, pentru care a platit suma d
S250.0OO.
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. lni acestua un fruntas al mmc
torilor anume Tomegaro. vol
, sa Sc prezinte imparatului spr
al spune despre nedreptatile c
i Sc fac poportllui muncitor. Sluj
tori de la palat nu l'au lasa
insa sa intre 7nlauntru, lar el a
mers acasa 81 s'a sinucis. Acm
t muncitorii vim la mormantul IL
lntocmai cum Sc due Turcii
Mecca. Toti lasa la groapa bar
marlnti, ell carl voesc sal ride
| I'm mOnumant
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PosTA ADMINISTRATIVE.

D-lui Dumitru Farcas, Lisbon,
Ohio. = Astfcl de scrisOri ne este
imposibil a pnblica nici pentru
plata.
D-lui John Pascu, E. Akron, o.
- Nh avem lipsa va multumim
de oferta.
p-lui Or. Greavu, Canton, o. =
Nu am primit nimica pana
acuma. Referitor la cAestia- de
garantie, cum sta afacerea?
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DIN FUeA oDNDGUup

Fratele Bocan Sc poate lauda
ca in1blanzit ursul facandu-l sa
81 joace.
Stiti ce sunt mobilele? Masa,
scaune, masina de scris, tablouri,..
hsla Tniunei 81 lotul ei din West
Virginia fesiti raportul.. daca
nn crcdeti!
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

According to word received here by friends, John w. Walker, former Co., chise county court reportei. who has been located ia Tucson since leaving here. was admitted to the bar in the federal court by Judge William Saw telle last Saturday. MT. Walker has been studying law since leaving here STATE CAMP MOVED.
 According to Pau. "Foots" Edison. who spent Sunday in Tombstone, the main state road camp formerly locat- ed at Patagonia, was moved yesterday to Fairbank, where the camp will be located until the link of state highway between Fairbank and the Santa Cruz county line is completed. Work is progressing nicely. he reports, and it will not be long before the temporary road along the new route will be open.
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PIGEONS FLY FROM TUCSON TO NOGAlES
 IN NINETY MINUTES

TUCSON, March i-Back to the old, old way Of sending a message went Mrs Josephine Cady of Tucson yesterday when she gave the freedom of the air to pair of carrier pigeons from the roof of the Santa Rita hotel while group of hotel guests watch ed the birds wing their way across the desert sky toward Nogales. their destination
 Mrs Cady had been spending the weekend with Colonel Endicott in Nogales and as an interesting expert ment brought the two pigeons back to Tucson with her or the train Monday. During their stay in the city as guests at the hotel. the pig cons were led and watered and sent on the wing at 9 o'clock yesterday morning with messages fastened about their necks addressed to Lieu tenant Waterbury, in charge Of the carrier pigeons in Ncgales.
 Mrs. Cady received the announce ment of the arrival of the birds in Nogales at the |. $. station at 10:45 q. m. making the trip in one hour and thirty minutes. flying time
 Lieutenant Waterbury received the messages when the birds flew into the station.
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( cANaHEa NGW5paP OWNERS DEMAND BIG
 DAMAGES OF SONORA

IL is reported upon authentic infor- nation that Fernando Brothers. re- siding in Cananea. have made de mand upon the government Of Sonora for SS5.000 damages suffered by them at the instigation of state authorities when Jose Maria Maytorena was gov ernor. They conducted a newspaper named "El Minero de Sonora'S May. torena seized the printing office and suppressed the newspaper. Francisco Fernadez was it's editor. The allega. tion of the claim is that the plant confiscated was valued at $45.O0O and the good will of the business amount ed to S5O,000
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EARLY RIsERS FOOLED

Those who were up bright and early this morning were treated to a mirage which when looking west on any Of our streets big lake of water laying over big part of the San Pedro val ley was plainly visible and several people thought the Charleston dam had burstei and was oyerflowing the Curtis St.David country, reminding one of Ralph Cameron's promises. An other view that greeted the early riser was d snow capped Rincon mountain, the white mantel having fallen dur ing the night. There was a slight at tempt on the part of nature to rain or snow in Tombstone. but it was failure. lt showed for about ten min utes in the Huachucas.
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although the precipitation for this Year was much less than in the same month -'lst year. .S one-hundredtas of an inch having been recorded in Feb rnary, 1927. as against l3 hundr, dth.s of ali inch last month. The report follows:
 Iean maximum temperature 65: mean minimum g.: mean 5l: maxi mum :. on the 18th; minimum 24 on the tth; greatest daily range 36 on ith and 18th; total precipitation .13; greatest amount in 2i hours. 0S on the Fist: clear days. 16; partly cloudy II: cloudy |
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MILLER BRINGS IN
 DEAD MOUNTAIN LIONS

FLAGSTAFF, Feb. g. - Charlie Miller. government big game hunter. who recently was transferred 10 this county. returned few days ago from a trip he made to get the rest of his outfit-several dags and horses and his camp paraphernalia. He made the trip profitable, bringing seven dead mountain lions into Flagstaff with him. He left the first of this week for a cruise out around Elden mountain on hunt for an old lion. ess and several young which he has been told are out that way. Later he expects to go up north of Grand Can yon and get rid Of few hundred of the big cats said to be one Of the prin- cipal products of the potential pres ident's" forest
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SUNDAY. MARCH ,. 1922

stone and it's early history. of which they have heard so much. and will make many trips here to inspect the old relics that have been preserved. MT. Milton is acting as pilot of the party. and we would suggest that they can get quite a good bit of early day history first-handed if they can in duce the genial Jeff to relate it as it really happened.
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stroyed by fire about 9 o'clock Sun day evening on top of the divide on the road to Tombstone. Prather with party of friends. had driven to the top of the divide. As they stepped ont of the car Prather noticed consid- erable smoke coming from under the when the gasoline tank exploded and party had to walk back to town
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INSTALL BLACKBOARD AT FIRST NATIONAL

Cashier !. P Connolly of the First National Bank today announced that q big blackboard has been installed in the bank building on which indus trial stocks will be listed every after noon from the Overlook agency al Bisbee. While the bank does not en- courage speculating. the quotations vii! be given on request of holders of industrial stocks. steels. coppers. etc.
 and anyone wishing any special stock outside of speculative. and oils can have the stock listed by making a req:est at the bank The report will be received al l15 daily and besides posting will also be published in the Daily ProspeCtor. II will be received by the bank by phone Besides the stocks. the latest quotations from the stoekyards. sterling exchange. cop per. foreign silver. L. s Steel. which is barometer to business conditions and few etzthe rails will also be
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WEDNESDAY CASES ssT~~~~~

Three cases in Department l of the Superior court were today set for trial by Judge A. C. Lockwood.
 James L. Brooks Of Bisbee. charged with operating still in Bisbee. was arraigned and entered plea of not guilty. His case was set for March 6.
 Carlos Leal. charged with stealing a bicycle in Douglas. pleaded not guilty and his trial set for the same date.
 CONCERT AT TT. HUAcHUcA
 Baron J.V. Auriemma, who gave a concert here Monday :or the benefit of the Salvation Aarmy, will give a similar concert at Ft. Huachuca to- morrow night, having completed ar. rangements today. He will be accom-
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Philip J Wetzel and Thomas F Glenn of Douglas have brought suit in the superior court in Tombstone against J. E Gallagher and Thomas Gallagher for debt alleged 10 be due in the sum of slSUo. An attachment against 2o mining claims ot the de fendants was levied in the recorders office
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ACTION FOR DEBT

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ROAD CONDITIONS.

All roads in Cochise county are in good going shape with tine trunk lines especially so. Work on the Fairbank to Santa Cruz line is going along nicely with full force of men. Curtis Flat needs little work. so does the mile through St David. and the road from the Buena School to the troushs. but it is understood that County Eli Gineer Sid Smyth expects to take care of all three places just as soon as tie road work starts again from funds Of l- coming fiscal year.
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ROM MOUNTAINS
HERE FOR PAPER
THURSDAY
 . .SGNi< VISITORS.


 r. J. Aikire. manager of the Mauu- featuring Stationers. of Phoenix, and Royal Lescher. of the firm of Lescher. kibbey and Mahoney. architects, were visitors in Tombstone yesterday and today. both looking after individual interests Mir Lescher met with the local school board relative to submit ting plans for the proposed new high school building. He has been furnish ing plans for school buildings through out the state and practically all the school buildings in Bisbee have been Ia qI Ln- ht.
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TUESDAY EfTGkne6 A6ME

Clarence Cavanaugh returned home today from Nogales. where he spent the past few days on a visit with his brother Will. who conducts a jcwe.ry esta blishment in the line city. While there he took in the Mardi Cras cele- t-ation and reports thousands Q: >Ari
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gett is d neice of Mir.
WHOLESALER ERE.

B. Maier. well known wholesale merchant Of Benson. spent yesterday and today in the county sea; on one of his regular trips, having come up from Douglas. Mr. Maier reports bus mess OR ue improve all over the county
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ELS BEE ATTORNEY.

Attorney Fred Sutter of Bisbee. s!cnt yesterday in To .:'.tone on bust iness before the Superior Court
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SEEvOSS VISITOR.

Judge S w Mccall. of Servoss. ar rived in Tombstone yesterday, having been summoned as q witness before the Superior court
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Jay Wilmoth. former deputy L. $. marshal, was a visitor in Tombstone today
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DOUGLAS DEPUTY.

Deputy Sheriff Vera LaMore. of Douglas. was a business visitor in tho county saat today. having matters at the sheriifs office.
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VISITED HERE

Mrs. MoIlie Irwin. Mrs. Wm. Truax and Mr and Mrs. Frank Ash and children. Frank and Bernice Ash. vis- tied in Tombstone today from ::sbee with Mrs. Kate Rafferty
 RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. Dowell Kohl. accompanied by her child. left yesterday for Los An geies after spending two months here on visit with her mother. Mrs. Hel- en MeClelland and family.
 VISITING HERE
 Miss Rosaida Miller is visiting in Tombstone from her home in Bisbee. the guest of Mrs H. NJ. Eckerman. FEBRUARY WEATHER REPORT
 The February weather report for Tombstone, issued yesterday by R. B. Valance, local U. s. weather obser- yer. shows an interesting comparison with the same month of last year. Mir. Valance declares The temperature runs about the same as it did in 1921,
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TO CALIFORNIA.

C. W. Calweli and wife and child. ot Bisbee. passed through Tombstone today enrout, to California where they expect 10 locate Mrs. CaIwen is d sister of Chas. Schneider.
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county.
BACK FROM RANCH.

Vim. Lutley. Tombstone cattleman. returned home yesterday from his cattle ranch in the Swisshelms While the cattle are at present in good shape. he reports. rain will soon be needed to keep up the range and at present it does not look as if much rain was in store for southern Ari- zona.
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cided 10 come back
NE WpRUGCiST ARRIVES

Geo. M. Crune. who recently acquir- ed Boyd's drug store arrived in Tombstone yesterday, accompanied by his wife and they will make their flu ture home here. Goods for the new store began 10 arrive today and with m few days the store will he gen orally open for business. Mir. Crone stated today. although it is open at present offering present stoc. at spe- cal sale
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BUYS STUCES BAKER.

J. x. Gaines. secretary of the Co chise County Taxpayers association Saturday purchased Studebaker coupe. which he will use to carry him
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PAINTING STORE FRONT

Painting of the store front o: the Columbus Drug company has just been completed and new signs install ed which improve considerably the front Of the building in line with 9th er establishments on Allen street.
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PEARCE VISITOR.

Percy Wilson. merchant of Pearce spent few hours in Tombstone to. day as d witness before the Superior Court
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CONCERT AND DANCE.

tContinued from Page One)
 PROGRAMME
 GUY TUFFORD. Director ERNEST HEDMAN. Tenor March. Glory of the Trumpets
 - j. O. Brokenshire , Medley The Fortune Teller ...
 Victor Herbert 3 Song Can't You Hear Me Callin' -.---.-.---..-. -----.. Caro- Roma
 Ernest Hedman spanish Serenade La Puloma"
 -...-. .. Yradier , Patrol American Patrol -... .--- F. W Meacham
 Intermission $ Overture Mariana" Wallace Suite from The Four Winds" .--...-. G. J. Trinkaus q BOREAS Northern Idylle b ERlBUS-An Eastern Dance $ Song "Ill Forget You F. R Ball
 Ernest Hedman Descriptive The Mill in the For est ..--..-..-...-- Eilenberg 10 March American Musician
 F A Meyers
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VISITED IN BiS6EE.

Justice of the Peace II r. Merrill visited in Bisbee Saturday on busi ness mission
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VISITING HERE.

MT Edward W Liggei and wife are visiting at the home Of Ar. and Mrs H. r. Merrill this week. Mir Liggett is d capitalist and one of the big oil men of Wichita. Kansas. Mrs Liz gett is neice of Mir. Merrill
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DOUGLAS POLICE CHIEF.

Percy Bowden, chief of police of Douglas. was visitor in the county seat today
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RETURNED HOME.

Miss Jean McClelland returned to. day from Phoenix. where she went as the Tombstone delegate to the C. F. convention held there
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Francisco Lopez. Bisbee. charged with robbery. denied his guilt His cass was set for March | oPToMeTRisT HERE
 Dr. W. II. Swigert. optometrist with headquarters in Denver. is in Tomb. stoae for few days and is located at ,ae Tourist hotel REPRESENTATIVE HERE
 Miss Peria Gilbert. represents tive of Hoycrof;. is :n Tombstone for d few days
 panied to Ft. Huachuoa by Miss B. edna Brady. who will accompany him on the piano. and Sheriff J F. Hood and wife.
 FROM MOUNTAINS
 zeno Aston and C. T Barrett. ranchers of the HuachUcas. were wis itors in Tombstone today HERE FOR PAPER
 Chet Johnson. city editor oi the Bis. bee .ieview, was in Tombstone today covering the Bennett trial for his u"rer
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FROM BENSON.

Attorney C. ! Mulvane. II. C. Brown and Dr. J. x Morrison. of Benson. sere visitors in the county seat today
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular quarterly teachers eX- animation will be held in Tombstone next Monday and Tuesday at the Of flee of the county school superinten. dent, Miss Helen Brown Quite a number of applicants have already signfied their intentions of taking the examination
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TO BiSBEE TODAY.

MT and Mrs Vern Kendall and Mrs. F.. K. Springer motcred over to Bisbee today to spend the day with friends
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IN BIS E E.

Chief Deputy Assessor J F McDon- aid was in Bisbee yesterday on official business
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OVER FROM siSSsE.

Attorney Alex Murry. wei known legal light of Bisbee. spent the day in hOuse
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CONTRIBUTED TO CITY

Billy Williams the Tombstone leasor. contributed SlO to the city yes terday for using the streets of the city for q garage He left his car standing over night in Brewery Gulch and it was taken 10 the police station He put ID SlU bond for his appearance yesterday morning. but failed to ap- pear. so the bond was forfeited Re view
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FROM DOUGLAS.
CAR BURNS UP

,<BlSBEE, Feb 2s.-An automobile
 belonging to 2. V. Prather was de-
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SIIRTHOAY PARTY

Little Bill Boyd today was host to large number of his young friends al the home of his parents on Fourth street. The afternoon was spent in games and dainty eats. the little ones leaving for home totally hors de com bat from the afternoons festivities
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T. D. Fulghum. well known cattle man Of Wilcox. was business visi- tor in the county seat today.
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4 SIGNAL SUCCESS

The electric light celebration held al the Congregational church last night was pronounced great sfccess, over 125 people were served at the dinner hour. Great credit is due the ladies of the aid society for the prompt and efficient manner ia which they managed this part of the program The brief but pointed addresses shedding light on present problems by Judge Lockwood, Dr Hughart. Professor Tilford and Judge Sames were highly appreciated by all and the excellent music furnished by the High School orchestra added much to the inspiration and enjoyment Of the evening The net proceeds will ap- ply on another payment toward the light Some of the men have been talking ot serving their dinner or supper about the middle of next month If this plan is decided upon due announcement will be made
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TO VALLEY

County Assessor George R. Hen shaw left for the Sulphur Springs valley again today to resume assess ing in that end of the county.
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IN BIS BE E

Mrs. George Wales spent yesterday III Warren on visit 10 Mrs Charles Allen
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DOUGLAS ATTORNEY.

Attorney F. NJ Doan of Douglas was business visitor in Tombstone today. having matters at the court house
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VISITED HERE

F. ! Gallagher. well known residen, of Douglas. was d visitor in Tomb. stone today
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VISITING IN CITY

Mrs Charles Jones. formerly Miss Blanche Merrill. is spending the day in Tombstone. the guest of Mrs James Mars Mrs Jones is now re- siding in Nogales
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MARRIED IN TUCSON.

Mrs. Ora F. Craig. of Bisbee. and James Buick. also of Bisbee. were married in Tucson yesterday after noon and took the evening train from that city to California. where they will spent short honeymoon before returning to Bisbee. where they will make their home Mrs. Craig was employed in the office Of the county
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FROM TUCSON.

Mir. and Mrs Harry Prick are the weekend guests of Mrs A E. Davis. They motored down from Tucson.
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house.
FROM CAMILLE.

Col. and Mrs. Henry Pyeatt were visitors in the city today from their ranch at Camille.
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elSBEE COUPLE MARRIED HERE YESTERDAY

]. A Ivey. deputy clerk of the su- perior court. was called last night about o'clock to issue a marriage ii- cense to Frank Czapar and Elizabeth Zahoransky. both of Bisbee.
 Tine ceremony was performed at the Corgregational parsonage by the Rev Thomas Armstrong. pastor of the church
 The groom is q merchant of the Warren mining district
 The bride has been in Bisbee but short time. is d native of Hungary and came to America to make il her home about q year ago.
 CALLED TO ALsUoUERoUE
 Baron Jas V Auriemma today re- ceived instructions to report at Al. buquerque, x. NJ. on March sth al which time he will take part in the program scheduled for that city when Evangeline Booth will address a gath. erins in the New Mexico city on the work Of the Salvation Army. This will not interfere with Baron Auriemma' s plan to appear at Fort Huachuca and Benson. The arrangements for the meetings In these two places have been made and will be carried out.