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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
FELIX piAz SHOT IN ATTEMPT AT
 ESCAPE, REPORT

6SSSpG, nGPSnb
 (Continued from IAss 1) ments in his call for the special ses- sion?
 If he cannot veto or approve he likewise had no right to call for such legislation. As the legislation is finn ited to the call. superfluous and un- constitutional matters which the gov ernor might inject should have been ignored.
 No one doubts the legislative right to pass constitutional amendments to the people at a regular session when there is no limit in the governors call but a special session is different al together.
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WEDNESDAY,
REPORTED BETTER.

Sheriff Hood. who has been confin i'd 10 his home with the flu is report ed better today and will soon be able 90 be out
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BEING PAINTED.

The front of the Otero Pool and Bil Hard Parlor. owned by Lee 0. Wool cry. is being treated to a new dres' of paint
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IMPROVING PROPERTY.

Several property owners are hay ing an improved lighting and cooking plant installed in their buildings. R. B Valance has contracted for two such plants
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BACK ON JOB.

City Marshal Hal Smith. who ha: been confined 10 his home with illness is able to be out and is back on ths iob
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TOMORROW IS NATURALIZATION OAv.

Tomorrow will be naturalization day in Division 1 of the Superior Court. when over 90 applicants will be examined for citizenship before Judge A. C. Lockwood. Miss Paxiey, naturalization examiner with head quarters in Los Angeles arrived here today and will conduct the examina- tions
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BETTER TODAY.

Miss Nell Ensminger. stenographer in the supervisors office. who has been ill with grippe. is reported bet Ter today. Mrs. F.. Coe. stenographer in the sheriff's office. was able to be cut following a weeks illness. also with grippe
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19

ing a residence in Wilioos. who is he. ias held 2, Hotel Hood "a await trial ip the Superior Court
 rae ilt.
 sheldon iiams is .epo,,ed in a aeri cus condition toJa, as the result of rnsumonis. while Mrs N stewart is cenfmed Ca het hem- with q severe attack 1 pneumoaia al.o. oabe Cheate Ia reported improved today and out oi danger A large number of ioeai people confined with grippe are reported better today, due to improv cd weather conditions following yes trrda,s snow
 raG CAMP FIRE 0iRls.
 Wish to thank the patrons of their candy sale and to announce that they cleared $i2s5 As several people have asked for our history. this seems 10 he good time to give it. Nine girls organized a Camp Fire Group in November. We chose the name Am shami. and elected the following of ficers: lone Sparks. president: Ror othy krebs. vice president. Charlotte Lockwood. secretary: Alice Ecker man. treasurer; Beatrice Fredericks sergeant-at-arms. We have had two hikes. two ceremonial meetings. be sides our weekly gatherings and have planned for other good times Watct for our notices.
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perior court
SUIT FOR DEBT.

Suits of Herbert Lowdermilk : s re- Ceiver of the Central Bank of Wilcox. against the Gold Prince Mining & Milling company, of Dos CabeZas. and If R. G. Lewis, hardware merchant. of Wilcox were heard today in Di- vision ? of the Superior Cour- before .,;:dge Sames. The plaintiffs are su- ing for debt
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THURSDAY

IN BiSBEE.
 Edward Massey and wife spent yes terday in Bisbee visiting friends. BOUGHT HOME.
 MT and Mrs. James Barret. have purchased the Ford cottage on Sey- enth street next door north of the residence occupied by hleck Smith REPAIRING PIPE.
 A broken pipe connection on Alien street occasioned the wata: being smut off for short while this morning dur jag the repairing oi same FROM DOUGLAS.
 Attorney Bruce Stephenson. of Douglas. was visitor in Tombstone today on business before the Superior Court.
 TO DOUGLAS.
 Chas. EecaHzous. c; Hurley. N. M.. who is here looking after property in terests, went to Douglas today on a brief business mission. PEARcE VISITOR. Judge ". NJ. Monmonier. pioneer at torney of Pearce. spent a few hours in Tombstone today. returning to his home in the afternoon OVER FROM sIsseE. l.. F.. Bauerfeind. of the Bisbee Ore, accompanied by Mrs. BauerfeiId, sreni a few hours in Tombstone to. day. returning to their home in Bis bee this afternoon. VISITED DAUGHTER. Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Mars spent yes terday in Bisbee visiting their daush ter. Mrs. o. K. Preston. who- gave birth to a daughter in Bisbee several days ago
 LINOTYPE MEN HERE.
 E. H. Hostettler, representing the In;ertype Corporation. and E. G. Lind ner. of the Mergenthaler Linotyre Company, spent yesterday and today in Tombstone in the interests of toeir respective companies.
 AMONG THE SICK.
 Olo Florence welch. daughter ol MT and Mrs. Guy C. welch, is quite sick with the prevailing sickness. as is Ruth Igo. daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Igo Mrs. w. J. Stewart. Mis- Belle Candy, Gabe Choate and Shel don Hams are reported better thi, morning
 OVER FROM eIseEE.
 NJ. J. Smith. of Bisbee. spent a fev hours in the county seat today as [
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PATIENT COMMITTED.

Walter Kettle. an insane patient. brought in from Cochise this morning
 state hospital at Phoenix by Judge Hughart and Fuller The patient is ! suffering from physical dsbilities con
 ira pt ed in childhood
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with grippe
FROM GlEESON.

Chas. P. Blanton. mining man from yesterday. lie reports good progress
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INSTALLING BIG METER.

The Huaehuca Water Company is installing a big six-inch meter to measure the flow of water into the city reservoir
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RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

County Attorney J. F Ross and wife and Mrs IT. l.. Hutchison. Mrs Dave Armstrong and Mrs. Edward Massey. returned last evening from Phoenix. where Mir Ross was called on busi- ness before the corporation commis- sion. the. ladies of the party visiting with friends While in Phoenix the party heard Secretary of Commerce Hoover deliver his address before the joint session of the legislature
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BETTER TODAY.

Sheldon ljams. who has been seri ously i'll with pneumonia is reported improved today. as is Mrs w J Stewart. also afflicted with pneumonia both being reported out of danger this morning.
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serving out his sente
INSANE PATIENT

Walter Ne,:io. an alleged inssne pa tient. was taken into custody at Co chise today according to word receiv- ed at the sheriffs office and will be
 brought here tomorrow for examina.
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tion as 10 his sanity.
TRAVELLING MEN.

Tombstone was visited by an unu-
 sual number of travelling men today. giving indications that business is not only picking up here but all over the state as we'll
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witness in the naturalization court. cocHIsE CONSTABLE.

witness in the naturalization court. cocHIsE CONSTABLE.
 Constable Geo. Morgan. of Cochise. spent few hours in the county seat today.
 TO TUCSON.
 Mrs Geo N. Crone was an outgo- ing passenger to Tucson this morning to spend few days with relatives. OVER FROM PeARcE.
 C. M. Renaud. merchant of Pearce. and A Y. smith. mining man. spent a few hours in Tombstone today. VISITED HERE.
 Sam Heron spent a few hours in Tombstone today from his home in Pearce. looking after business inter ests here.
 MipoLEMARcH VISITOR.
 F.. ]. Kelly. cattleman of Middle march district. was among the visitors in the county seat today FROM BENSON.
 Dr Franklin. of Benson. W.s in Tombstone today as a member of the iunacy examining board. 8lSaEE OFFICERS.
 Constable Waiter Sheppard and Deputy Sheriff G. F.. Gibson. were in Tombstone today on business at the sheriffs office
 NO. 6 LATE.
 Owing to the fact that No. ;. west hound main line train was several hours late today no eastern mail ard considerable western local mail was rot received today and will ID. arrive rntil tonight.
 PATIENT COMMITTED.
 Walter Kettle. an insane patient brought in from Cochise this morning was this afternoon committed to the state hospital at Phoenix by Judge Sames. following examination by Drs Hughart and Fuller. The patient i, suffering from physical dsbilities con ra Ut ad ip cbildhnnd
 TO OPERATE STAGE.
 According to word from Phoenix he Arizona corporation commission has granted permit to Bert Jletch er. of Bisbee, and F.. Kohlen. of Tomb stone to perate a stage line betweeI Tombstone and Benson. the date O starting of the new line, however. ha: not been announced
 THE LATE SNOW. Not only did the snow of last Sun day help the ranges and water holes but the chances are that the roads o Arizona have received more dragging this week than ever before. and fol the reason that there are more road: to drag and more drags to drag then with. As the snow was general. there fore. more highway was placed il shape 10 be dragged
 BIRTHS HERE.
 According 10 records fiom the state board of health as to births in tn, l Tombstone district during the monti . of February. only two births were recorded. a girl to Gregoria and Vir einia Garcia Lopez and a boy to Jos, and Dolores Rodriguez Gutierrez Fiv. girls were reported in the St. DaviC district. one boy at Pearce and on, girl ai Fori Huachuca
 NEWS AGENCY. me CoiumDus Drug company II now the news agency of Tombstone the various papers having been takel over by them this morning from th. previous distributors. the Bankkea' Cafe.
 FIRST NATIONAL IS
 U. S. DEPOSITORY.
 Cashier J. r. Connolly. of the Firs National Bank. today received a wir, ! from the Treasurer of the Unite, ! States advising him that the First Ma ! tional has ben designated as Uni ted States Depository. arrangement having been completed with the F.
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TO pENITENTIART.

David Field. sentenced to serve from 1 to ! years for burglary com mitted at Bowie. was today taken to Florence by deputy sheriff to begin serving out his sentence.
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SNOW AND RAIN.

SNOW AND RAIN.
 A light snow fell 9: tho Huachuca reservoir Q. the HGac,.uCJ mountains from 10 o'clock today. West of Ben son heavy rain began falling about the same hour. The wind kept up in spells during the day and rapid drop in the temperature occurred at 10: 30. stone about noon today. thus estab- line and this occurred on &; Patrick s day. 1922.
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ARRESTED ON BAD CHECK CHARGE.

x. w. Nichols. recently from Can anea. was arrested in Douglas today on a charge of issuing bogus check on the Y Nj. (. A in Bisbee.
 Taken in by the Y officials when he was down and out. Nichols was found job on the ranch of Tuck Potter. near Bisbee. Forging the name of Mrs Potter to a check he had il cashed al the Y. N. C. A. af- terward leaving for Douglas with some of Mr. Potter's clothes When he attempted 10 cash another check at the Douglas Y he was arrested. and will be brought back for trial.
 ILL FROM LAGRiPPE.
 Sheriff J. F. Hood is confined to his home with bad case Of grippe. bat is reported as improved today. Shei- don Ijams. who IS i'll with pneumonia is reported improved today as is his wife and several of their children. who had the flu Gabe Choate, jailor. who was taken suddenly ill Saturday night with pneumonia. is reported better today although seriously ill. His sister. Mrs. Tom Price. of Light, is here during his illness.
 TOMBSTONE GETS
 HEAVY SNOW.
 Tombstonites awoke yesterday to find that heavy blanke. Of snow GOV. cred the ground. the heavy flakes con tinuing to fall throughout the entire day. with the result that one of the heaviest mantels of the beautiful that has fallen in this part of the state for years. was the result That the down fall was general is evidence by a glance at surrounding mountains and from reports Of other sections or the southern part of the state.
 Observer R B. Valance reports that the snowfall amounted to four and one-hslf inches in Tomb stone. and that in moisture il made fifty-two one -hundredths of an inch The report from the Huachuca Wate! company reservoir in Miller canyon is to the effect that eight inches fell at that point and reduced to moisture it made one inch, which should fur nish an abundance Of water. A fur ther report as to snowfall further ur the mountains is expected late this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19

Herbert Lowdermilk. receiver of the defunct Central Bank of Wilcox. and Attorney J. C Gungl were in Tomb stone today. having d case in the Su-
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BACK 70 psoSN,x,

Representative la, II hrrhH, ~h, spent Saturday and sunday with hi' familN. returned to rhNrntN Ncs.crday
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REPAIRING PIPE.

A broken pipe connection on Alien street occa casioned the wats: being smut off for short while this mornins dur jag the repairing oi same
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IN BiSBEE 6.

!. l.. Mellgren and sons. Walter ant Leonard. were in Bisbee yesterday ol business mission
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TO OPERATE STAGE

according to word from Phoenix
 :he Arizona corporation commission has granted permit to Bert Jletch. CT. of Bisbee, and F. Kohlen. of Tomb. stone to perate stage line between Tombstone and Benson. the date of starting of the new line, however. has
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
MRS. JiM ksNNsN DIES.

According to news received here to day from Bisbee, Mrs, Jim henney, wife of a cattlemsn residing at Dixie Canyon. died at the Copper Queen hospital yesterday following an opera ton. She had been III but a short while Both the deceased and her husband are well known in Cochise county Funeral announcement has not been made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
PIMA COUNTY
 ENGINEER HERE.

Pima county was visitor in Tomb Engineer Sid Smyth of Cochise coun. ,y about road matters as affecting both counties Mr. Lefebvre will re- or tomorrow morning
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Attorney Bruce Stephenson. O Douglas. was visitor in Tombstone today on business before the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
NO. 6 LAT E.

Owing to the fact that No. :. west hours late today no eastern mail apC Tot received today and will ID. arrive rutil tonight.
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BISBEE OFFICERS.

Constable Waiter Sheppard ant Deputy Sheriff G. F.. Gibson. were il Tombstone today on business at th' sheriffs office
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19

camp. In instances it is quite se- we're. while in other cases it is quite lisht lt has not struck Tombstone so hard that the schools have had to he closed as in many other places which Is fortunate. but then Tomb stone always has any epidemic in a lighter form than its sister cities as iH the ease at present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19

that they have already mastered sev- eral simple pieces of music. so that 1t can safely be predicted that next year w-ill see fine organization that vii. like its companion musical organi :a- tion. the Tombstone Hi Orchestra, be credit to Tombstone
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TOMBSTONE TO WM TOPICS TEnsElI TOLD
MONDAY
 IN pNOENtN.

IN PHOENix.
 County Attorney r Rc.s was called to rhneniN ,esterasv on an ct ncial business mission. e,ree''"s " return home tomorrow
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sides our weekly gatherings and have planned for other good times Watch for our notices.
 WEDNESDAY REPORTED BETTER.
 Sheriff Hood. who has been confin- ed 10 his home with the flu is report ed better today and will soon be able 90 be out
 BACK ON JOB.
 City Marshal Hal smith. who has been confined to his home with illness is able to be out and is back on the job.
 BEING PAINTED.
 The front of the Otero Pool and Bill Hard Parlor. owned by Lee 0. Wool cry. is being treated to a new dress of paint
 IMPROVING PROPERTY.
 Several property owners are hay ing an improved lighting and cooking plant installed in their buildings. R. B. Valance has contracted for two such plants.
 INSTALLING BIG METER.
 The Huaehuca Water Company is installing big six-inch meter to measure the flow of water into the city reservoir.
 MORE DRAGGING. Today County Engineer Sid Smytt's g ''draggers" were dragging the road from Curtis Flats toward Benson. IN THE oFFINe.
 The weather man says from the { feel" of the atmosphere another storm is in the making SATURDAY. 2sTH. The next regular semi-monthly hop is announced al the Schieffelin for Saturday, March 18th FROM WILCOX.
 w T. Boyd spent yesterday in Tombstone from his home in Wilcox He states business is gradually grow. ing towards normsicv m that part oi f-he county.
 MOVING.
 The Sherwin garage has sought a new location and is now being moved into the old adobe building near the Eckerman school building. PROGRESSING. Work on the Standard Oil Supply Station on Tenth and Allen streets under Contractor Eckerman is pro gressing and in short time the work of installing the iron tanks will be in progress.
 AT CHARLESTON.
 Work of sinking shaft on the yanadium property of the Gallag hers at Charleston is in progress and i is now down to water This ore body in addition to carrying vanadium runs well in silver Test shipments are sent regularly to an eastern smelter.
 NEARING COMPLETION.
 The new baseball grounds at ths old hospital are nearly completed, thu back stop having been completed yes terday. Soon the youthful ~Bab> Ruths' and ny Cobbs- will be q work
 VISITING SISTER. i Miss Emma Candy is visiting il Tombstone from her home ii Nogales
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FIRST NATIONAL IS U. S. DEPOSITORY.

Cashier J. r. Connolly, of the First National Bank. today received a wire from the Treasurer of the United States advising him that the First Ma tional has ben designated as a Uni ted States Depository. arrangements having been completed with the Fl Paso branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas today.
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MORE DRAGGING.

Today County Engineer Sid Smyth 'dragsers" were dragging the roa from Curtis Flats toward Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
FROM ST. DAVID.

L. Ear. Ma:;eson, secretary Of the San Pedro Water Users association
 was in town today from his home at St David.
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BIRTHS HERE.
NEWS AGENCY.

NEWS AGENCY.
 The Columbus Drug Company is now the news agency of Tombstone, the various papers having been taken over by them this morning from the previous distributors. the Bankhead Cafe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19

N. ]. Smith. of Bisbee. spent few hours in the county seat today as a
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-19
IN THE OFFING.

The weather man says from il feel of the atmosphere anoth, storm is in the making
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MipoLEMARcH VISITOR.

F.. ]. Kelly, cattleman of Middle march district. was among the visitors in the county seat today. FROM BENSON. Dr Franklin, of Benson. Was in iunacy examining board
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VISITED HERE.

Sam Heron spent a few hours in Tombstone today from his home in Pearce. looking after business inter ests here
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FROM WILCOX.

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CONVICT GIRL
IN DEATH CASE
Declares She win Die to
Escape Prison

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Sept. g.
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to death by bandits ON February ..
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Church Announces
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Preacher Ostracised
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Convention Opens
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