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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
SEPTEMBER S. 1922
Affidavit

SEPTEMBER S. 1922
Affidavit
Nonta NJ Durham TO The Pub
lie, well acquainted with 7. Z. Burn
ham
+. NJ. Piersou Us. l.. &. Guthrie.
threshing, pit 29-15-4I. $1,000.
Execution and Levy
Western Dry Goods Co. vs.. James
NJ. Martin.
Releases
Ella NJ. Lettemau to Monta NJ
Burnham, real mtge, $4,000.
ColfaX State Bank to Christ Do
chios. chat mtge. $4,000.
Colfax State Bank to Christ Do
chios, chat mtge, $4S50.
Geo. A. Draper to Lee Trimble
chat mtge, $4546.
Mortgages
Monta NJ. Burnham to II. W.
Price, nh swQ 27-15-45, $4,000.
G. w. WillOughby to b. l.. Heit2el.
tract, swq seq 22-19-44, $30p.
Walter Kincaid to Pullman State
Bank, live stock. farm implements.
crops 1929 pit 6-14-44 and nwq
7-14-44, 1911.
Lee Trimble 10 Geo. A. Draper.
live stock, farm implements and pit
crops pit % and &c in 17-44, $44O9.
NJ. c. Kramlich to Philip Aschen-
brenner, live stock, farm implements,
$4,000
Pete Repp to Adam Bafus, live
stock auto, tWO-thirds crop 1928 pit
Is and 10 in l7-42, $491O.
Minnie Miller to Farmers Natl
Bank. ColfaX, live stock. farm i'm
plements and two-thirds crops 1928
pit II and II in TAB, $1,000.
r. W. Lathen to Comegys. Han
ford q Miller Bank. live stock and
three-fitths crops nh "a and pit 23 in
1919, $500.
Claude Kirkendall to First Natl
Bank, Pullman, live stock, farm i'm
plemonts. auto, crops, pit II and u
in 15-45, $2240.
Emily II. Humphreys to Farmers
Natl Bank, ColfaX. crop 1923 sh and
sh neg 81 and sh 29-lS-44. $4,000.
Arthur c. Bremen to ColfaN Natl
Bank, live stock. farm implements.
summer fallow, grain and two-thirds
crops pit 3 and in 15-43 and pit 30
1913, $4,000.
Conditional Bill of Sale
T. W Whitmore to O. e. Moen.
washer, $140.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
SEPTEMBER 10. 1922


Minerva Rake to Freeman l.. Ball,
lot ;, blk >, Reaney's Second add.
Pullman, $210O.
Carrie f. Hunt to Howard r.
Loughlin, lots 3, ), blk IS, Pullman,
SO.
{. j. Shindler to A. ShindIer.
part nwq OF neg 12-20-42, $500.
Harry Hechtner to Stanley Ander-
son. lot /, blk ID, Beach's add, Pa
louise, $500.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1922-09-22
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed with the
County Auditor

rrection-Record of chattle
mortgage to the Pullman State bank
published in issue of September S,
should have read from Ray Shafer
instead of Roy ShaCer. Record of
lien published in issue of Septem-
Der Is, should have been against
Ray Shafer instead of Roy Shafer
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
HELD SESSION

Mrs. J. II. Macia. secretary of the Cochise County Childs Welfare Board. returned yesterday from Bisbee where meeting Of the board was held
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
I0ABsT0NE IoWn TOPICS TERsEly TOlO
MONDAY
IN TOMBSTONE

Leo Wilson and Miss Leila Saat- hoff. both of this city. were married ir Tombstone Friday evening. They will make their home in the district and have rented house in Tomb
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HUNTING PARTIES
THURSDAY
ON ROAD MATTERS

ON ROAD MATTERS
 County Engineer Sid Smyth is in Douglas today on road matters IN sIssEE
 R. B. krebs went to Bisbee today on brief business mission. TO DOUGLAS
 County Attorney J. F. Ross went to Douglas today on official business. IN sIseEE
 Supt. J. II. Davis of the Bunker Hill Mines. and wife spent Monday in Bisbee.
 JUDGE sAMEs TO SPEAK
 Judge Albert Nj. Sames of Division 9 Of the Superior court will go to Doug last Sunday. where he will deliver a short address at the Presbyterian church.
 TO HOLD JUVENILE COURT
 Judge A. c. Lockwood of Division l of the Superior court will go to Douglas Saturday, where he will hear a number of juvenile cases set for trial during the week. TO NocALEs
 State Highway Engineer Tom Mad dock and Assistant Engineer Jim Brown left for NogaIes this morning where they will look into matters per
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

the Douglas International. stopped off for a brief visit here enroute to his home in Douglas. from Hermosillo. where he spent several days on a business visit. Major Kelly reports that the big brewery in Hermosiilo is working night and day iu an effort to keep the border supplied and says he was sorry that Bill Hattich. former bachelor editor of the Daily Prospec- tor. who is now in Tucson. was not along with him to look things over.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
WEDNESDAY

iN eiseEE
 Same Roberts, local leasor, spent yesterday in Bisbee on business mission
 DRY SEASON
 The records of the Huachuca Water company show that the rainy season in the Huachucas last year was slight ly better than this. The Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
TUESDAY
~~~~~NN rkO 10 MEXICO

r1hO O MEXICO
 Major Geo. II. Kelly, editor Of the Douglas International. was in Tomb stone for d short while this morning en route to Nogales, from which point he will take a train for Hermosillo, where he expects 10 spend q week on . business mission.
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CANDIDATES MEET HERE

Due to the fact that the central committee meeting at Bis5ee las; Saturday confused county candidates regarding the meeting to be held here the same day another meeting of the candidates will be held here Monday. according to announcement today. IL is expected that every dem ocratic candidate on the county ticket. including the candidates for repre- sentative will come 10 Tombstone to attend the meeting here Monday
 which will be held at the court house at l D. m. Plans for the campaign will be the chief topic Of discussi ion.
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STATE ENGINEER HERE

State Engineer Thos Naddock and Assistant Jim Brown was in Tomb stone today in conference with the board Of supervisors on the proposed extension of paving through Tomb
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TO BIS BE E

Geo. N. Wales. manager of the Ab- stract, Title Insurance & Trust Com pany and the republican candidate for Assessor, went to Bisbee today accom-. panied by h.s wife and son. They will remain over sunday visiting friends
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HEARING JUVENILE CASES

Judge 4. C. Lockwood of the Supe rior Court. Division l. was ia Douglas today hearing juvenile cases
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THRU TO GRAND CANYON.

j. T. Hoy, one Of the publishers of the Bisbee Ore. accompanied by his wife passed throug,s tombstone today enroute 10 the Grand Canyon on two weeks outing
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
FROM RANCH

sam Barrow, CattIeman oi St. David, was here today en route to Bisbee or a brief business mission
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
TOOK eOYS TO INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Sheriff J. Hood and Deputy Harry Rafferty this morning took three boys to the State Industrial school at Ft. Grant. having been committed to the school by Judge Lockwood sitting in Juvenile court. Two Of the boys. Er- nest Valdez and Frank Barcochea. were committed for having stolen an automobile belonging 10 Ernest Ivey of Warren and the other boy, Danny Crane. was adjudged an incorrigible
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
RETURNED FROM PHOENIX.

R l.. Tummins returned home today from Phoenix. where he attended the state Democratic Central Committee meeting
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FROM MORALES

w ]. Cayanaugh. jeweler of No gales. accompanied by his wife and daughter. spent the day in Tombstone the guests of Mr. Cavanaughs pa rents. MT and Mrs. w Nj Cavanaugh They continued on to Douglas to spend Sunhay with friends.
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BACK TO CHA BEND

Earl Barrowdale left this morning for Gila Bend. where he is located following week spent here with his family.
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stone
VISITED NORTH END

County Engineer Sid Smyth return ed today from a two-day visit to the north end of the county. looking after road work now in progress under his supervision. Two bridges, one small one and one large one. were opened up to traffic there last week on the MillCnN.I as C.hazas rnad
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TRAVELLING MAN

R. l.. Ash, travelling man of Doug las. was in town today on one Of his roeuar trips. He reports business on tEe upgrade all over the southern part of the state.
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MANY ATTEND BAND CONCERT

4 large number O: Tombstone resi- dents enjoyed the open air band con. cert given last night in front of Crone's Drug Store by the Tombstone Union Hi School Band The affairs which are given every two weeks by Prof. Tilford. director of the band. gre thoroughly enjoyed by Tombstone residents, who marvel in the splendid advancement Of the organization. The band will play for three days at the Cochise County Fair at Douglas next month
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GRANDPA AGAIN

Prof. J. A. Rockfeilow is telling his friends that he is again a grandpa. his daughter. Mrs. Allan G. Waite having given birth to daughter. Margaret Waite. in the east. Mrs. Waite was formerly Miss Julia Rock. fellow
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
LAND AND TAX MAN

J. A NcNab. land and tax agent Of the F. P & w. was in Tombstone yesterday and today on a regular trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

s. B. Moss, well-known Benson business man. was visitor in Tomb stone last night bringing up adver- using for the dance of the season to be given in Benson for the benefit Of the Benson streets at the Benson Auditorium Saturday night. the 30th. The Tombstone Orchestra will play and refreshments will be served It i. expected a large crowd from Tomb stone will attend the affair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

Attorney Joseph Hansen. of Glen. dale and formerly of Tombstone. was in Tombstone today. having left his auto with the krebs Paint shop 10 be repainted
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
ON HUNTING TRIP

Attorney J. T kingsbury and Attor. ney Alex Murry of Bisbee and party 0: friends will leave tonight for the
 Chiricahuas to spend several days hunting deer.
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RETURNED HOME

Archie Forkner returned home to- cay from a brief visit 10 Fl Paso. To. morrow he and Mrs. Forkner will leave for vacation trip throughout Gnurbar, Cal;so-r;,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
RETURNED TO L. 4.

Miss Vera Smith left last night on the Golden State Limited for Los An seles. where she will again take up her work in Los Angeles hospital. following aa extended stay here with her mother and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
Crane. was adjudged
APACHE RsNCHER

Tom Wright, rancher Of Apache, vas among the visitors in the county seat today on business at the court house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
VISITED DOUGLAS

Undersheriff Charles Giytk and fam fly visited in Douglas Monday They were accompanied home by little Mary Igo who visited her .ste. Tor a few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
FRIDAY
TO VISIT FRIENDS.

T O VISIT HfE NUS.
 Miss Camilla DalgIeisL went to Tucson today where she will spend several days with friends AFTER DEER.
 Attorney Lee c. Woolery and sons. Creek. in the Chiricahuas. tomorrow to remain over Sunday in an effort to get deer. They have assembled a complete arsenal. and their equip ment is also said to include gener- ous supply of salt
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

ta.ning to paving in that section and will then proceed to Phoenix. where several bids are to be opened. in- cluding the one for the Patagoni bridge
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BIC CONCERT AND DANCE

The building committee Of the Schieffelin Hall have arranged for another concert and dance for Satur- day night October :. when the Alton kol Grotto Band will play another engagement in this city similar to the one they made such a big hit in last year There will be two soloists this year, Mir. Hubert Romsg, a cornet so- loist of superior merit, and a remark ably fine singer in the person Of Con stance Miller Harbour. soprano so- lcist who has charmed musical Tue son this past summer, having made her appearance first with this mu- sical organization. A dance will fol- low the concert
 FROM DAM
 Mr. and Mrs. 4. IT. Gardner and Mir. and Mrs. NJ. P Clinton are back from the Roosevelt Dam. They went via the Miami-Superior road and re- turned via the Fl Capitan route thru Christmas and Winkleman and Ora cle. The weather at the dam was very hot, MT. Gardner reported. Shooting Of ducks will be allowed at Roosevelt this year for the first time under certain restrictions. Fishing is good but no one is doing any to amount to anything. Nimrods are waiting for cclder weather. The dam contained 14s feet of water. being nine feet lower than last year at this time. IL is reported as very dry season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Rev. F. A. Collymore. pastor of Sa- cred Heart Catholic church. an nounces his service for next Sunday at the usual hours both morning and evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

promises to bring people from all over the county, and it will be big event with not only music lovers but danc- CTS as well Two local boys, Tommy
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COMING THIS WAY

The coming concert and dance at the Schieffelin by the Alton Kol Crotto Band on Saturday, October z,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BOOSTING BENSON DANCE

WillcoxLos Cabezas road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

Brandt and Rhesa Cornelius, will be over to play in the dance orchestra There will be B in the band and also several soioists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BACK FROh T. A

Bill Hurley, local miner. returned home yesterday from prolonged stay in Los Angeles, where he had a small cancer removed from his lip by radium treatments
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BENSON WHOLESALER

Southern California.
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CANDIDATE HERE

Attorney R x French Of Douglas. candidate for one oi the judgeships. was among the visiting legal lights il the city today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

5. Maier. Benson wholesale mer- chant. was q visitor in Tombstone to- day on one of his regular visits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
GLENDALE VISITOR

spend sunday with 1
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sISsEE ATTORNEY.

N. | AIckelligon. Bisbee attorney. was visitor in the county seat today. HUNTING PARTIES
 Quite a number of local nimrods are making preparations to leave here on Friday and Saturday for the surround ing mountains to be on hand at day break on Sunday morning to secure a deer when the season opens on Oct l. Deer are reported plentiful in all sec tions of the country. especially in the Chiricahuas
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
PEARCE VISITORS

F. ! Renaud and wife and mother, Mrs. C. NJ. Renaud. spent a few hours in the county seat today on visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
LATE AGAIN

Due to the washout ot the s P. tracks at Yuma yesterday which de- layed all eastbound and westbound trains No. ?. eastbound. which brings all western and state mail. was de- layed several hours and mill will not reach here until tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

birthday party in honor of her 18th anniversary. Both outdoor and indoor games were played and refreshments were served by the hostess mother. Mrs. l.. O. Woolery.
 WEEK END IN PEARcE
 Miss Iris Macia spent he week end in Pesrce visiting with friends. IN TUCSON
 County School Superintendent Miss Helen L. Brown and Assistant Miss Grace Kolb spent Sunday in Tucson on a visit with friends WEBB MERCHANT
 T. s. Bowen. well known merchant ot Webb spent few hours in the county seat today on business matters al the courthouse. RETURNED HOME
 R. B. krebs and Jack Main returned home this morning from an auto trip tC Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
AFT ER DEER.
BACK ON JOB.

P. G. Stewart. brakeman on the To- cal branch, is back on the job after q few days spent in Fl Paso. Brake man W. F. Kelly, who has been here in his place. returned tp his headquar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BiSBEE LAWYER

:. K Williams, Bisbee lawyer, yisi, ed ill the city today, having cas- before the superior court
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DEPUTY SHERIFF RESIGNS

Sheriff J. F.. Hood today announced that Deputy Sheriff w H. "Hud" effect October 1st. Mr. Hood has an- nounced no new appointment
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BACK TO LOS ANGELES

C. H. knoles. father Of p H knoles Cf the Cochise County Bakery. return ed to his home at Los Angeles after :; short visit here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

reservoir contained $50 900 gallons of water this morning. BACK TO FLAGSTAFF. Miss Clara Johnson left today for Flagstaff. where she will again enter normal school.
 FROM FAIReANk. Mrs. Robert Reed and children. of Fairbank. were in town today on a shopping trip. ON OFFICIAL MATTERS
 John F. Ross, county attorney. was in Bisbee yesterday on brief official mission.
 IN FROM RANCH
 M C. Costello. cattleman of the Ora goons was visitor in Tombstone to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
TOMBSTONE TO NoGALEs

Since the maintenance work has been done on the road between Tomb stone and Fairbank, there is now 50
 miles of boulevard from Tombstone to Patagonia There remains a few spots to be straightened out but they dc not interfere with travel. Work
 on the Fairbank hill is nearing com pletion and has changed shift
 gear" hill iron, hard pull to a straightaway less than six per cent drive from the bridge up to the mesa GROWING
 The more one sees of Will Rogers,
 the natural actor. the more the Tomb stone people seem to like him. and to-
 morrow night in An Unwilling Hero"
 fans expect to find a continuation of
 his climb to local favor. The admis-
 sions are Is and 9 cents. It is a five-reei picture.
 COMING THIS WAY
 Russel Moves and his crew of state
 highway maintnance men are com ing this way from the Bisbee exten- sion mine surfacing lightly and clean ing up the ditches. It is well estab-
 l;shed that this road cannot be main
 tained any longer unless it is paved or a good heavy surfacing Is put on
 for the winds and rubber tire suction tc pull up and blow away.
 BIC CONCERT
 The coming concert and dance at
 the Schiefelin by the Alton Kol Crotto Band on Saturday, October ..
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BUILT CEMENT DIP

Contractor White completed build ing of the cement dip at the end of Allen street yesterday and today teams were busy grading the ap- breaches. the level from each side having been raised considerably.
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DOUGLAS VISITOR

J. Nj. Sparks. contractor of Douglas was in the city today on business mat ters.
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 hoff. both of this city. were married in Tombstone Friday evening. They will make their home in the district and have rented house in Tomb stone Canyon.-Review. OPENS OCTOBER 15TH
 There seems to be some misunder- standing as to when tie quail season opens. The law plainly states that it opens on October 18th. The deer season opens on october l. The sea son for ducks opens on October 15 Hunters are warned not to kill either quail or ducks until the season opens TO TUCSON
 Ed Massey and Billie Williams, To- cal leasors. went to Tucson this after noon on q brief business mission. VISITED PARENTS
 Miss Clara Igo. society editor fthe Douglas InternatioHa.. spent Sunday here visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. John Igo.
 CAMILLE VISITOR
 P j. McCarty. rsncher of Camille. was visitor in town today FROM CAMP
 Arthur Funk watchman at the state read camp al Fairbank. visited in town today BACK FROM l. A
 Bill Hurley. local miner. returned home yesterday from prolonged stay in Los Angeles, where he had a small cancer removed from his lip by Iadium treatments
 siSeEE LAWYER
 $ K Williams, Bisbee lawyer, visit ed ill the city today, having case before the superior court. DEPUTY SHERIFF RESIGNS
 Sheriff j. F. Hood today announced that Deputy Sheriff w. H. "Hud" Kelly of McNeal has resigned to take effect October 1st Mr. Hood has au- nounced no new appointment RETURNED HOME
 C. S. Benson and wife and child re- turned home yesterday from Benson, where they visited relatives. FROM BENSON
 Mrs. Orr. telephone operator o; Benson, visited here yesterday. BACK TO LOS ANGELES
 C. H. knoles. father Of p. H knoles Cf the Cochise County Bakery, return ed to his home at Los Angeles after . short visit here
 BREAKS ARM
 When he fell from a truck near the monument yesterday William Murray. son of Mrs Cora Murray, sustained fracture to his right arm. when he hit the roadway The boys were return ing from swimming party at Fair bank
 BUILT CEMENT DIP Contractor White completed build ing of the cement dip at the end of Allen street yesterday and today teams were busy grading the ap- pIoaches. the level from each side having been raised considerably. sISsEE FAILS TO TO PHOENIX
 Lawrence Woolery and wife and George Woolery and wife yeft yester- day for Phoenix where they will visit for several days with Lou Wooiery and wife. a baby boy having arrived at tneir nOuSfnOiu Suoil tihAc oec- Mir. and Mrs Lou Wooiery were for. mer residents of Tombstone. VISITED HERE
 Dr. E. C. Tarbeil and wife of Naco spent yesterday in Tombstone, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy c. Weich. FROM eLEEsoN
 Herbert Brown and Hermand Du- raud Of Gieeson were visitors m Tombstone today on business matters and may decide to come keer s7d To- cate.
 PLAN COWBOY
 SHOW MERE
 A cowboy show to be given over tyo-day period. october 21 and P. is heinz planned by Wild Bill Frazee and Butch Crozier. two local cowboy .,or,s enthusiasts. and detail and pro ,,.m of the big show will he announc-
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
BREAKS ARM

When he fell from a truck near the monument yesterday William Murray son of Mrs Cora Murray, sustained a fracture to his right arm. when he hit the roadway. The boys were return ing :-or 2 swimming party at Fair bank
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01

Arthur Funk. watchman at the state read camp al Fairbank. visited in t.Xn today.
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RETURNED HOME

C. s. Benson and wife and child re- where they visited relatives.
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WITH PEACHES

II. S Buckley. well known peach man of Cochise Stronghld. was in town today with load of his famous beaches.
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OPENS OCTOBER 15TH
VISITED PARENTS

Miss Clara Igo. society editor fthe Douglas InternatioHa-. spent Sunday here visiting her parents. MT and Mrs John lgo.
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CAMILLE VISITOR
FROM CAMP

P. J. McCarty. rsncher of Camille was visitor in town today
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FROM BENSON

Mrs. Orr. telephone operator Benson, visited here yesterday.
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SATURDAY
FROM U

Normal Abell is spending the week end here with his mother. having come he is attending the L. of A
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-01
PLAN COWBOY SHOW MERE

A cowboy show to be given over a tyo-day period. October 21 and 2Z. IS being planned by Wild Bill Frazee and Butch Crozier. two local cowboy .nor,s enthusiasts. and detail and pro gram of the big show will he announc- s,, fin A few days. they stated today. BIRTHDAY PARTY
 About ss little girl and boy friends et Mary Josephine wooiery consre ..,.d at the home of her parents Sat u.s., afternoon. the occassoa being .
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tcis III DDue sd,- TO WHITE CITY.


 TO WHITE CITY.
 Sheriff J. E. Hood. Deputy Harry Rafferty and Constable Porter Nc Donald went out to White City today, the sheriff going out to notify the denizens of the place that they must leave under order of the governor, who has taken steps with the war de parment to have the place perman- ently closed. ONCE MORE
 BACK FRoFM CALIFORNIA.
 Leo Hill and wife and son returned to Tombstone yesterday following a three months stay in California. where they had intended to locate. The Hills are thoroughly convinced that Arizona is hard to beat, although they enjoyed their stay there during the summer The report that all for mer Tombstonites now located in Los Angeles are doing we'll. but longing for an opportunity to come back to the Old Town. Mir. HiD will go back to his former position as mechanic for the Tombstone Auto company BACK FROM MEXICO.
 Major Geo. H. Kelly. publisher of
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TO DOUGLAS

Judge Albert II. Sames ot Division of the Superior Court went to Doug las this afternoon and will speak to-