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The New York herald., 1922-08-16
INVESTMENT NOTES.
A Rock Island Bond.

Rock Island, Arkansas and Louisians
Railway first gold las, due in 1884. car
be ranked among the best OF the second
grade railroad bonds. The earnings oi
this road in the last few years have
made some improvement. placing these
bonds on better investment plane. The
company was organized by interests
affiliated with the Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railway In 1905 and was
a consolidation of the Little Rock and
Southern Railway, the Arkansas South
ern Railway and the Arkansas Southern
Extension Railway. In 1906 the COM
pany leased it's entire property to the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
way for 999 years, the lessee agreeing
to guarantee the company's bonds and
TO pay all rentals and taxes and $500
for corporate expenses These bonds
are a first mortgage on all the property
of the company, comprising 1863 miles Of
road with extensions. branches. termi-
mails, &C., and on 1896 miles of trackage
rights. The railroad forms southern
extension for the Rock Island system,
giving 1t a connection to New Or
leans and Gulf ports and is Of great
value to the parent system. The bonds
are listed on the New York Stock Ex-
change and can be purchased to yield
about 6 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
N. Y. TRANSIT LINES
SHOW INCOME GAINS
Interborough, Consolidated
and Third Avenue Report
Increases in June.

June operating figures OF the clty's
by the bureau of statistics of the Tran
sit Commission, reflected improvement
over conditions obtaining during the
same month last year.
The Interborough Rapid Transit Com
pany reported an increase of S1o7,l06
in net corporate income and a reduc-
tion of 3.42 per cent. in operating ratio
In the case Of t2he elevated division
the Increase in net corporate income
amounted to $53,497. Subway and other
operations showed gain in net amount
ing to S53,609
The report of the New York Consoli-
dated Railroad Company indicated an
increase i'm net income of SS4.154.
The Third Avenue system showed an
increase of S96.546 in net. while the
Third Avenue Railway Company showed
q gain OF $2s2.965.
Operating revenue OF the INTERIOR
ough Rapid Transit Company for June
amounted to s4.322,4so, a decrease of
$64,91S, compared with June, 1921. This
decrease was offset by a reduction OF
$l90,462 in expenses incident to opera
tion. The operating income was 81 ,402,-
$751; an increase of S129,S12. Operating
revenue a car mile was 2S.07 cents. a
decrease of Loo cents, while operating
expenses car mile showed a re-
duction OF 1.66 cents Net income showed
a deficit OF S360,717.
Operating revenue of the elevated divi-
sion stood at S1.543,421, a decline of
$105.1S9. With operating expenses st
$3.50, 500 a saving of $152,726 was eff
70, I r.et.
The increase in operating income for the
elevated lines amounted to s51,S16. The
operating ratio for the elevated division
stood at 62.25, indicating reduction of
5.29 per cent. A deficit OF $5S7,129 was
shown.
For the subway and other divisions
revenue during June amounted to So
779,05S. This was an increase of s40,270
over last year. Expenses of operation
for the month were $1.727,975, reduc-
tion of S377S5 from last year. Operat-
ing income was S1,014,3s7, an increase
of s77,995. The operating ratio was
62.1S. reduction of 2.29 per cent. Net
income was $26.412.
Opera ting revenue of the New York
Consolidated Railroad Company during
June amounted to 1885, $50. a gain of
s59,511. Expenses were reduced S612.
standing at s1,363,052. Operating in
come was $477.S07, gain of s46, ,964
The operating ratio stood at 69.70. re-
duction of 2.22 per cent. Net income
was $12,521
The Third avenue system reported for
June operating revenues amounting to
s1.235,S61, an increase of $11.553 over
last year. Expenses amounted to $780,
935, a reduction of $91,142. Operating
income was s254,591, an increase Of SJ6,
q n N n
a gain of S96,546. For the Third Avenue
Railway Company operating revenues
showed a decline of $10,7St. standing at
$404.679. The reduction in expenses dur
ing the month, however, amounted to
$65,636, leaving an increase in operat-
ing income of s55,175. Net corporate in
come was s277.1o9, an increase of $292,-
965. Operating ratio was 59.43, reduc-
ton of 1926 per cert
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Hooking Valley 1-2s.

yield of little more than 5 per
cent. for a long period Of years can be
obtained from an investment in Hooking
Valley Railway Company first CONSOLE
date AIS, listed on the New York Stock
Exchange. The bonds are secured by a
direct lien, subject to two small prior
mortgages. on the entire mileage owned
by the company. They are secured by
a joint mortgage OF the railway and the
Buckeye Coal and Railway Company.
whereby they are a lien on the Goa!
lands owned by the latter. The sinking
fund provides that the Buckeye Coal
and Railway Company shall pay to the
Hooking Valley Railway Company 2
cents ton on all coal mined from the
lands OF the former, TO be employed in
purchasing bonds at los and interest.
substantial majority of the stock of
the Hooking Valley Railway Company
Is owned by the Chesapeake and Ohio.
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LOSS BY MARLIN-ROCKWELL.
Total for six Months Put nj
S31,47O In Report.

The report OF the Marlin Rockwell
Corporation and subsidiary companies
for the six months ended June 30 last
shows loss Of s3i.479 carried 10 tho
surplus account Net sales, including
intercompany sales. amounted to S2,223.-
OIL, from which was deducted $i.339. 1873
for manufacturing cost OF sales. leavin6
sSS3,6l7 as gross profit from operations.
Interest received and miscellaneous
Items amounted to s55.t49. while gem
eral and selling expenses called for
d2S.557. Interest and extraordinary
charges amounted to S5i4,SS9
The balance sheet shows current as
sets amounting to s3.567.674. OF which
Nos.e66 Is cash In bank and on hand,
Sl5925i IN notes and trade acceptances
receivable and s5S2,255 In accounts re-
ceivable. Current liabilities are report
cd at s2.4s6.606. OF which si.5li.Gc6 re-
presents notes and accounts payable
and $4,000 syndicate loan maturing
July 2, 1919.
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broadway and Seventh Avenue.

Those seeking a certain element Of
speculation might consider the position
of the Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Railroad Company's 1st consolidated
mortgage S per cent. gold bonds
due 1943.. listed on the New York
Stock Exchange. In the last few
weeks there has been an active de-
mand for these bonds, resulting in an
advance of to points. At current
prices they yield about 7.30 per cent.
The bonds are secured by mortgage
On miles of double-tracked electric
surface road and other valuable prop
erty. The real estate alone, covered by
the mortgage, has an assessed valua-
lion equal to more than the present sell
ing price of the bonds. The company S
franchises are so situated that the en-
tire New York railways system would
be disrupted in the event of a default
in the bonds. Interest has been paid
on the bonds continuously since their Is
suance more than 2S years ago. The
line is now reported to be operating
at a profit and in addition the revenues
derived from real estate alone are prac-
t:cally sufficient to meet the interest
or the present outstanding bonds. Prac-
t:cally all traction companies are show
ing substantial Improvement in earnings.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Toledo ana ohio Central IS.

Bonds of one Of the controlled COM
panies of the New York Central sys-
tem-Toledo and Ohio Central Railway
Company first 5s, due in 1935-carry a
high rating as to security and STABILITY
and can be purchased in the New York
Stock Exchange at prices to yield about
$50 per cent. The Toledo and Ohio
Central Railway Companys lines extend
from Toledo. south to Columbus. Ohio.
with extension to the Ohio River. with
branches, 435 miles in all. These bonds
are secured by first lien on total of
1877 miles and they carry voting power.
The company is a soft coal road. 1t has
been able for many years to report a
substantial income on it's net capital.
The company Is not heavily capitalized
and in recent years there has been a
moderate decrease in its funded debt.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Reorganization OF
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY

Pursuant to the provisions OF the Plan and
Agreement OF Reorganization dated Novcm-
Der ]. 1921. the undersigned Reorganization
Managers have made and published offers to
General Creditors of I'd Missouri. Kansas &
Texas Railway Company (2) The Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railway Company of Texas
and CD The Wichita Falls & Northwestern
Railway Company, and to the holders OF the
following bonds guaranteed by endorsement
by Missouri, Kansas < Texas Railway Com
pany, viz: First Mortgage Five Per Cent.
Bonds of Texas & Oklahoma Railroad Com
pany, First Mortgage Five Per Cent. Bonds
OF The Sherman, Shreveport & Southern
Railway Company, and First Mortgage Five
Per Cent. Bonds Of The Beaumont & Great
Northern Railroad
Said offers are on file with Columbia Trust
Company, Depositary, go Broadway, New
York City, and copies thereof may be OBJ
tanned from said Depositary Mercantile
Trust Company, Agent of said Depositary,
72l Locust Street, st. Louis, Missouri.
or the undersigned
On or before September IS, 1922, Gen
cral Creditors should deposit assignments OF
their claims with said Depostary or its said
Agent and holders OF said guaranteed bonds
should deposit the same, in negotiable form,
accompanied by all unpaid coupons. with
said Dcpositary
Dated, New York. July 20. 1922.
]. w. SELIGMAN & Co.
HALLcARrEN & Co.
Rcoy0drisnffon Mar11~ys
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InUestor and Bond Trader

tsens N nlccoun The
darptn Of Bondsad Thew
vesnntreq
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Virginia and Southwestern.

Among bonds having the distinction
of being guaranteed as to interest by
two companies and as to principal by
cne are Virginia and Southwestern Rail-
way Company 1st 5s due in 2003. Princi-
pal and interest are guaranteed by the
Virginia. Iron, Coal and Coke Company
and interest is guaranteed by the South
ern Railway Company which leases the
road. The company is controlled through
stock ownership by the Southern Rail-
way Company. Under the terms of the
lease the Southern Railway guarantees
the Virginia and Southwestern Railwa.
rental. maintenance, taxes and interest
charges. The bonds are secured by a
first mortgage on 1S9 miles of road In
Virginia and Tennessee and are listed
on the New York Stock Exchange. They
are currently quoted at prices to yield
about 5 u per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
sTEwART-wARNER IMPROVES

me Stewart-Warner Speedometer Cor
poration reports for the six months ended
June 80. 1922, profits of s1.s56,52s after
expenses, depreciation and Federal taxes
equivalent to 1891 share on the 474,-
soo no par value of capital stock This
hgure compares with $652.S73, or sI.3S
share for the corresponding period last
year. The profit and loss surplus
amounted to $s,929.351, against s7,59f.-
93S last year.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
$4,000, 900 MnnchurIan Loon

Directors OF the South Manchura Rail-
road. owned by Japanese interests. have
approved 20.000.000 yen three year 7
per cent refunding loan. equivalent to
about s10,000,000. The underwriters are
the Industrial Bank of Japan. the Chosen
Bank Of Corea, the Bank Of Formosa. the
Specie Bank of Yokohama and the Mitsui
and Mitsubishi banks. The bonds are to
be offered at $3.50. The issue will yield
somewhat more than per cent. and
probably will be offered in the New York
market.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
Average Bond Prices
Tuesday. August IS. 1922.
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

Trading in bonds yesterday was in re-
duced volume and price changes as a
rule were unimportant. with the general
market tendency narrowly irregular.
Transactions for the day were below the
$4,000, 900 mark, with little interest
centered on United States Government
obligations. which held steady. There
was further pressure on some of the
foreign governments. French 71as. SELL
ing under SO, and Czecho- -Slovallia S.
under 90. Demand for the better in
dustrial issues was improved. New York
Edison's 612s. made new high at
112 Is. but few bonds changed hands
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
New Rail Issues Approved.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 15.-The New
York. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
obtained permission from the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day TO sell S.
$4,000 in six per cent. Improvement
bonds. At the same time the Fonda.
Johnson and Gloversville Railroad, In
New York State, was authorized to issue
$3.50, 600 in six per cent. bonds.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
PROPOSALS.
THE OHIO CONNECTING
RAILWAY COMPANY
office of the Treasurer.
:

Fltfsburgh, pal, July n. 1922
First Mortgage Bonds ~ this Company
20 an aggregate cost Of Eighteen Thousand
Four Hundred Forty Dollars (Sts 40 00D
win be purchased September /. 1872. FOR the
Sinking Fund. from the lowest bidders, at
n price not to exceed par and Interest
Sealed proposals. 70 sell bonds must ho IN
the hands of The Farmers Loan & Trust
Company. New York CITY. before three
o'clock Thursday afternoon. August 3lst,
1922, and bonds accepted must be delivered
on September lst or security furnished that
day. II required that delivery win be made
within ten days.
Il. II. r. MCKNIGHT Treasurer
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.
NORFOLK, NA.-sfalcd proposals Will bu
received here until r. m, September ~
1872. and then opened. fo- dredging ~
paean River, va. Further Information on
application.
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Ont of Town Issue.

a new issue OF s150.0O0 of per cent.
first mortgage bonds. secured by the
new Miramar Hotel to be constructed at
Biscayne Bay, Miami, is being offered
by the @. l.. Miller Bond and Mortgage
Company OF Miami, Fla. The bonds are
dated July /, 1922. and run from two to
fifteen years.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Amer. Tel a Tel, a., s2.2j. Sept. 20 Oct 10
Canadian Pacific Rwy., a.,
2hec ..s.t.......s .s...s :. sept. sept. 80
:. a.. 2ss......e....:..... sept. sept. 30
a. Si5o .......-.........Aug = Sept. /
O.. a. 81 ..'e........,...s.'.. sept Is oct. .
pf.' a., iiass. ..........,..Aug 20 Sept. 10
National Surety Co, O., go Sept. 20 Oct. .
Mergenthaier Linotype CO..
a.. 2i&Go ...........s....I.. sept, sept. 70
4ss ,.............,.........Aug IL Aug. Is
Standard oil CO. OF New
Jersey. a.. Si.2J...........Aug % Sept 1J
Standard oil Co OF New
Jersey pf. a., iAee.,"....Au - Sept -
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NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS OF
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Customs Administration SO Sinking Funt

Gold Bonds due February /, 1858,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that Guar
anty Trust Company of New York as Sue
cessor to Morton Trust Company Fiscal
Agent under the Fiscal Agency Agreement
made by and between the Dominican Re-
public and Morton Trust Company, dated
January II. 1908, hereby invites proposals
for the sale to the Sinking Fund on August
2l. 1922 of bonds of the above issue In such
amount as will exhaust the sum OF $3.50, 900
at the lowest prices at which said bonds
VIII be offered for sale. but not exceeding
1O2k9o of the principal amount thereof
Sealed proposals will be received Mt tho
TRUST DEPARTMENT of the undersigned.
14o broadway. New York City. up to 10
o'clock A. NJ on Friday. August 49, 1922.
Payment of the amount of the accepted
offers viii be made upon delivery 10 the
Trustee of the bonds purchased Interest en-
the bonds accepted will cease on August q.
1922.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
offers, In whole or In part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
BY WILLIAM q. POTTER, President
Dated August g. 1929.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ST. JOSEPH LEAD COMPANY
go Wall Street. New York.

60 Wall Street, New York.
August 10. 1922.
To the Stockholders.
81. Joseph Lead Company:
dividend of twenty-five cents per sha re
on the outstanding capital stock OF the
above company has been declared payable
September 20. 1922. TO stockholders Of
record at the close OF business September
.. 1922. The transfer books of the COM
pany viii be closed at the close of business
on September 0. 1922, and reopen Septem-
ber II. 1922.
Please notify tho company promptly OF
any change In your mailing address.
Leonidas II. Besson, Secretary.
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10 THE HOLDERS OF
ANACONDA COPPER MINING Cp

ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO.
J0-fear Secured Series "a" 6eo and Sertc.
s'B'' 70 Gold Bonds due January /. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that the amount Of
funds now in the Sinking Fund provided
under the Supplemental Agreement dated
July ]. 1920. supplementing the Trust Agree
mcnt made by Anaconda Copper Mining
Company dated January 2. 1919, Is $3.50. .0l0. .05
and. that Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York. as Trustee. pursuant TO Article " OF
said Supplemental Agreement, will receive
at Its TRUST DEPARTMENT. 40 Broad
way, New York City, until 10 o'clock A. NJ.
on Tuesday. August %. 1922. sealed pro-
posals for the sale TO II OF bonds (either
Series "A" or Series "B') secured by said
Trust Agreement and Supplemental Agree
ment I'm such amount win exhaust the
sinking fund monies in hand. but at prices
at which the rate OF return based on the
yield from August %, 1922. 20 January 1.
1929. would be not less than 6ce per annum
Interest all bonds purchased win cease
on August 30. 1929, and payment OF the
rmount OF the accepted offers and accrued
interest due thereon VIII be made upon de-
livery to the Trustee OF the bonds purchased.
The right Is reserved 20 reject any or all
offers In whole or IN part.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
BY WILLIAM @. POTTER. President.
Dated July 4. 1922.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.

DIVIDEND NO. 100.
At meeting OF the Directors held to-day
dividend OF two and one-half per cent. on tns
common Stock for the quarter ended SOth
June last being at the rate of sevcn per-
cent per annum from revenue and three per
per cent per annum from Special Income Ac-
count. was declared payable 30tn Septe.npsI
NEXT 10 shareholders or record at p. M. on
ERNEST ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Montreal August II. 1922.
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No. lI2i3.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF

COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
Washington, ID. c., June >. 1921
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned, Il has been mads
20 appear that
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
in the CITY OF NEW YORK
has complied with all the provision. OF this
Statutes OF the United States. required to
be complied with before an association shall
BE authorized TO commence the business OF
Banking.
Now u erefore, I. N. r. CRISSINGER.
Cornptroll r Of the Currency, do hereby
certify ia
THE c APTToL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY or NEW YORK
IN The County OF NEW YORK and State
OF NEW YORK
if authorized TO commence the business o.
Banking A. provided E Section FIFTY ons
hundred and sixty nine OF the Revised Stat.
utes OF The United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my and
end Seal OF office this FIFTH day OF JUNE,
1e22.
fsirned) u. n. CRIssTNGER
Comptroller cf the Currency.
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con Is 1881
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Long Island
| deb Is 1897
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES

II. COHEN 4 sONS.-Notlce is hereby given
OF the withdrawal of Harris Cohen from
the partnership OF III. Cohen a. Sons go
Broadway, New York, and that A., Louis
Cohen and Aaron II. Cohen will continue the
said business under the same name at that
address. Dated New York City, August 10Th,
1922. Signed
a. LOUIS COHEN
AARON II. COHEN.
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
skELLY OIL co. EARNINGS.

The consolidated income account -
the Skely oil Company and subsidiaroS
for the six months ended June 30. 1922.
shows net earnings of s1.100.5s9. aftel
expenses. depreciation, depletion and
Federal taxes. Gross earnings wcro ss.-
G57. IFS. while operating expenses and
costs amounted to 1a,7A2,26L
The New York herald., 1922-08-16
yIRGTSIA-C4RoIINA CHEMICAL tses

RIchTHOHu, va, AuEust ITt IVF1
Although vrgina-Carolina Chemical CrsE
pany has not called Its Tcn-Year go Sinkt<s
Fund Convertible Gold Debenturcs II herctV
gives notice that any holders thereof ory
now, until further Advertisement. recefSs
payment at par and accrued interest 70 da{J
OF presentation by presenting the same, VIZ
rli unmatured coupons attached. 70 JN
Equitable Trust Company of New YORK, -
~ Wall Street, City OF New York.
EDWARD II. COLES. Treasurer,
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Continued on Following Psgs.
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OFFICE or
THE UNITED GAS INVOLVEMENT co.

Philadelphia. June IL. 1922.
The Directors have this day declared
quarterly dividend of one and three-quarfers
per cent (s7ikc. per share) ON the Preferred
Stock OF this Company, payable Septembet
49, 1922, 20 holders of Preferred Stock ~
record at the close of business August e@
1922.
Checks will be mailed.
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SCALED for payment at 100is Sept. 4. 1922.
SCALED for payment at i03 Oct. 1. 1922.
tCalled for payment at 1909 Sept. 10. 1922.
scaled for payment @i02. Oct. 1, 1922.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
DEATH STALKS IN COURT ROOM AND
 CLOSES ONE CASE

PHOENIX. Aug. 23-Death early Tuesday morning brought to an end the court proceedings instituted by the state against Earl Johnson. negro. charged with statutory offense
 Johnsons preliminary examination opened before Justice Henry J SuI- livan in the East Phoenix precinct court last week. On Saturday by motion of the defendants attorney. the case was continued until Monday because of the illness of Johnson. a physician testifying that he was uu- able to be in court
 On Monday the case was to have been resumed both the state and the defendant attorneys declaring them selves ready, but the defendant him self was not in court The point was argued and late Monday afternoon !. was decided to continue tFe case until September 15.
 But Johnson died early tuesday morning The attending physician dec.ared tecth due :o nephritis
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
BUSY BISBEE
THURSDAY
FROM BlSBEE

FROM BlseEE
 John S Williams Of Bisbee spen: q few hours in the county seat today. IN eIssEE
 Dave Miller. local leasor. made short trip to Bisbee yesterday VISITING IN DOUGLAS
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. James are vis- iting in Douglas for several days. RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. W. T. Boyd and children. who have been visiting here, returned to their home at Wilcox last evening. VISITING FRIENDS
 Miss Dorothy Krebs is visiting in Bisbee for a few days with friends. IN slssEE
 Frank Winters. lccal mining man, spent yesterday in Bisbee on busi- ness.
 FROM RANCH
 s. x. Gordon and daughter, Miss Bessie, were visitors in Tombstone today from their ranch at Turner. TO sisBEE Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood and j. NJ. Philliposki. court reporter, mot ored over to Bisbee this morning. and will return home tonight VISITED PARENTS
 Mrs. Will Critchley and son spent yesterday in Bisbee on a visit with Mrs. Critchley's parents. Mir and Mrs. Jack Clifford.
 TEACHER ARRIVES Miss Zilpha Bacon, who will teach here in the grammar schools, during the coming fall term, arrived in Tombstone today from her home at Sparta, Wis.
 FROM OKLAHOMA
 Miss Carolyn Halliday. one of the local force of teachers in our gram. mar school, has returned from Okla. homa, where he spent the summer. MOVES TO TOWN
 Robert AxteIl, Tombstone cattle man. today moved his wife and chil dren to town from their ranch in Gov ernment Draw. and they will remain
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
EAiN IN VALLEY

Parties in the city yesterday from the vicinity Of Light state that a good rain fell there on Thursday afternoon and that heary rains were reported from the Riggs settlement and in the vicinity of Fucker Canyon. There were some portions of the Sulphur Spring valley that the rain did not reach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-03
TO INSPECT ScAsEIES

PHOENIX, Sept. 1-Dr R. J. flight. state veterinarian. has gone to Apache and Navajo counties to in- spect scabbies among livestock in the quarantined zone there.