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The New York herald., 1922-08-17
Army Orders
ecial Dispatch 10 THE NEW YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
WnShtuV4On ~ ~ A,,n IN

New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. O., Aug. 10.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Brooks Capt. Arthur r., 10 Langley Field
Gates, Capt. Benjamin b.. to Fort Sam
Houston.
CAVALRY.
Duval. Major Edmund r.. TO Fort Me-
pherson.
Ariazeen. First Lieut.. Charles r.. 10 Camp
Alfred Vail.
Hamilton. First Lieut.. william L.. to Camp
Alfred Vail.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Warren, Capt, Arthur H., 10 Tobyhanna.
GENERAL STAFF.
Bertram. Major Edward ~, 10 Washington.
Reynolds, Major Stephen c., 70 Fort Bliss
INFANTRY.
Lockett, Major James NJ. TO Fort Leavcn-
worth.
vachon. Major Joseph w.. to Fort sheri-
dan.
Dixon, Capt. w. L., 10 Washington.
Palmer, Capt. David A.. to Camp Alfred
Vail.
MEDICAL CORPS.
KarSer. Capt. Glenn L., to Camp Alfred
Vail.
IoNANcE DEPARTMENT.
Leslie. First Lieut.. Kenneth W..$to Camp
Pike.
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Wind. of tho Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf--Moderate. variable. and weather
partly cloudy; occasional showers Thursday.
partly cloudy: local showers Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate. variable, mostly easterly: partly
cloudy weather. with local showers Thurs
day.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate. westerly.
and weather fair Thursday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-Gentle to mod
crate southwest and west. and weather gem
orally fair Thursday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits--Moderate.
southeast and south, and weather cloudy /;
occasional showers Thursday.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALIFAX. Aug lI-Str Titan (FD. which
rrlved last week after grounding in straits
of Canso, went In drydock Saturday evening
20 have hull repaired; considerable damage
done forward.
NORFOLK, Va, Aug i6z-Merrit & Chapman
equipment will leave here tomorrow morn
Ing 10 recover the anchors and chains lost
from japanese str Vancouver Maru, Which
was recently ashore.
LONDON. Aug lG-A telegram received
from suva states that schr Henriette, from
Ievuka via Rotemah and San Frapcisco, S
a total wreck AT Ellide Group; crew saved.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Aug ie-str shverway
coal from Barry, Wales. IL Is the first
cargo OF British coal 20 arrive In this port
since the strike In 1908.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug t5-sales recorded
SIR Ashbee, u \ Shipping board 10 New
York Shipbuilding Corporation. one-Guarter
barge Varina and ne-eighth barge larnie.
Geinhold Brvibrch to James y McNaliy.
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RESALE IN UPPER BROADWAY.

Samuel Brener resold through Byrne
& Bowman to Joseph +. Ryan for In
vestment the one story building contain
ing ten stores. 51x10o, northeast corner
OF Broadway and Ninety-ninth street.
held at s250.o0o. Mr.. Brener recently
purchased the property, and in order 10
get possession of It acquired a long
ground lease held by NJ NJ. Hayward
& CO.. who erected the building ten
years ago.
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SHIP BOARD TO HEAR PROTEST
Directors IN Intercosst Compc-
tifion Go 10 Washington.

Several shipping executives started
for Washington yesterday 10 attend the
Shipping Boards hearing on tho protest
OF the American Steamship Owners AS
sociation against Government competi-
tion In the coast To coast trade through
the Panama Canal. Among them were
G. J. Beck, general freight traffic man
ager for the United American Lines
A. q. Bates. vice-president OF the Allan
tic and Pacific Company; Robert c.
Thackara, vice-president of the I.ucken-
Thurlow Of crowclis& Thurlow.
Winthrop J.. Marvin. yice-president
OF the Owners Association. will present
brief. The Nawsco Llnos, the ShippIu.,
Board intercoastal operators. will also
be represented.
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TEST ALL cows or COUNTY.

BATH. n. v, Aug. 1G.--Federal, State
and county veterinarians to-day entaed
upon the task Of applying the tubercdiar
test to every head OF cattle in steuben
county. The drive is the biggest ever
attempted In this state for the eradica-
tion of bovine tuberculosis. Fifty thou
sand cattle win be tested, The county
area plan Of eradicatins the scourgs is
one Of the important projects fostered
by the Federal and stats bureaus OF
animal industry
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DWELLING TRANSACTIONS.

Dunlap 4 Lloyd sold for the Fred
erick Kloppenburg estate the three
storw dwelling rs Perry street. TO AL
fred l.. Laurents. who Will occupy H.
a. II. Mathews a. Co sold for tho
Henry @. Marquand estate the three
story dwelling, 20xosa. at A3 West
Thirty-fourth street. between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. to Lcandro and
Ida MisnocchL The property was held
MT S2s5o Everett. Clarke &c Benedict
were the attorneys for the seller
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

10y lhdi.J
BANGOR, Me, Aug 11--Sailed, schr r j
Lovatt. Newport News.
BEVERLY, Mass. Aug 15--Arrived, tug
Juno. Sandwich. with barge Beattie. Nor
folk.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Aug f4-passed. tug
Wellfleet. towing barges Fail River. New
port News for New Bedford. Chatham, do
Point for do
Passed 18th. tug Butterfield, Norfolk for
Boston.
NORFOLK. Va. Aug 14-Arrived PM. str
Elnor, Boston.
Sailed i4th. str Absecon. Boston.
POINT JUDITH, CT, Aug f5-Passed 4.3o
AN. tug Lehfgh. New York. with barges
Io2. 7O5 and TAI. for Roclland Calling at
Portland for barge 1857.
RoCKPoRT. Me. Aug 1s-Arrived. tug Con-
fidence, with barge Three Sons (and left
for Sandwich. with barge Geo J Hughes for
ST THOMAS. VI, Aug 4-Arriyed. str,
Paria. New York Tor ST croix. &C tand
sailed tth( 5th. Marina. San Juan. PR
(and sailed 9th for st Croix. &c).
Sailed July 81. str Martinique. from New
Domingo.
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KINGS HIGHWAY SITE
FOR BUSINESS BLOCK
Henry Kornblun Buys at
Coney Island Avenue.

William Liss, Inc, has leased for the
Kreyer estate to Henry Kornbfum the
southeast corner of Kings Highway and
Coney Island avenue for twenty-five
years for a total rent of s225,000
The property measures 109.41 Is feet on
Kings Highway and 171.5A feet on
Coney Island avenue and extends for
214A feet in the rear of Coney Island
avenue and 100 feet back from Kings
Highway. On II is a large house and
several garages which will be demol-
ished. Mr.. Kornblum will improve the
plot with stores. showrooms and offices.
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OLD FAY ron MILL STRIKERS

Lawrence. Mass, Aug. 1.-THE Pa
cfc Mills Company announced through
the Rev. James z. oReilly this after
noon that beginning October II would
restore the rate OF wages that existed
prior to March 81 Employees who re-
turn Immediately VIII work under a 90
per cent. wage cut until October 4. The
proposed new scale will he retroactive to
September 8 Father o'RoIlIy urged the
workers TO return
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Dangers to Navigation.

(Reporicd TO the photographic office.l
Aug ., lat 90 AZ, Ion ~ 80, passed forked
log about 20 feet long and feet In diameter
projecting about ] foot cut OF watar-str
Yoro Uiond).
July II, lat as "a, Ion 30 10, passed a piece
or timber about 40 feet long and Is inches
saunre covered with marine growth-Str
President Monroe.
Aug . lot Al ST. Ion 30 is. passed part Of
q Wooden ships bottom covered with marine
growth and just awash-Str Mississippi (Br).
Aug 4, lat 40 40, lon II IL, passed a dome
aha ped red gas buoy-Str Presl ldent Monroe.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AcCRA. Aug 4-Arrlved strs West Sagi-
nav, New York via Tenerlffe, Dakar. &c /;
Csthlamet. Port Harcourt.
ApEN. Aug l4-saied, str Memphis City.
Bombay.
ALEX xANDRfA, Aug if--sailed. str West
Canon, from New York, &c, Beirut.
ALGfERS, Aug i2--sailed, str Clan Mac
Hrayns tBr). from Calcutta, &C, for New
York
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Continued from Preceding Page.

West Hardaway 1882 u Ambrose L v 18th.
West Inskip 1873 Il Ambrose l. 18th.
William Green AZ SW Dry Tortugas 10Th.
Zacapa s26 Ambrose l. 18th.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Wreck. san Juan Passage, Porto Rico
The master of the ctr Evelyn reports that
on July 30, 1929, while passing the wreck
of the schooner sunk IN lat IN 20 80 ~, Ion
az 40 w, II was observed that the masts
wore no longer visible above water.
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"""S'""' ~. ~ aug. 10.
These naval orders were made public 10.
day
Meyer. Lieut.. John, to sperry Gyroscope
Company Brooklyn.
Ponto, Lieut.. Arthur r., to navy yard,
Mare leland.
Burleigh. Lieut.. Andrew L., 10 Naval
Academy.
Luchsinger. Lieut.. Commander John j., TO
Mare Island.
Mcdonald, Lieut.. Commander Joseph p.
to naval aircraft factory. navy yard. Phila-
delphia.
Thompson. Lieut.. Isaac W., to navy yard,
Philadelphia.
Hains. Lieut.. Paul w. to navy yard. Puget
Sound.
Searies. Lieut.. Paul J., engineer officers'
training camp. Camp Humphreys.
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Fire Record

A. VI,
:aa--i7Tth ct. and Broadway, Auto
mobilei Harold Samuel. 49,. Unknown
a;3o-noston road and Adoe av,,
Bronx automobile; unknown Unknown
s.i0-spring IT,. SUBWAY station.
train, lnterborough Il. n. Unknown
IO.45-2li3 % Ay., "a. l. Drug Go. .Trlfling
10 :5O--eo9 Clinton st., Sarah Adam
T. NJ.
n Sc-G76 Simpson st., The Bronx:
Name Bros. os....t.s.s.........tn Unknown
~ .s5-issi "a ay,, Harry Levsth Unknown
eii5-iioth Il. And broadway subway
train; in'erbarongh. ..,...., .Unlnovn
sia5--l4th -. and East Rivori wagon,
Marcus Drass.; .,.. -. Unknown
i:oo-sal West ae,h st.; NJ. Con
4:2o-ioS5 West Farms road, The
Bronx Fox square Laundry
4:4o-sso Esg Esst sith ST., nnknown, .Triflins
ai05-issth II. aud Hughes sv,, The
Bronx auiomohilel Albert Tn-
2.sS-iioth a. and Rroadway, sub,
way train; interborough, Unknown
s;e5--iith Il. and East River wagon;
Marcus braas .s...t. ,.+, UNKNOWN
4.oo--aGi West 10Th st.I ~. conneIlyi
4 4.2o-io5o West Farms fosd The
Bronx. Fox square Launary
Co. .a....s...t.fta..,... Y Unknown
a:4o-s3n East gath 81, unknown. Trifllng
e;o5-issth ~ and Hughes av,, The
.4o-Iaas southern Boulevard, The
Bronx; Anna Herze ,,,,t,. Unknown
s.2o-6l East iosd ST. Julius Jacob.
s,ss--,os. Nsrri., svn III. bronx. .-s
iofis-ssisp rhisd sv., m. Bronx Va.
cant lot ................ NO Damage
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Aug i6-Barometer at
noon, .os4 inches; wind. W. fresh: weather.
cloudy: temperature. 60 deg Fahr.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AcRoPoLrs. from Piraew sth for New
York.
ARABIC tBr). from Azores 10Th for Boston.
CHICAGO Fr. from Havrs 10th for New
York.
MAJESTIC (Br). from Southampton 10th for
New York.
pirTSBuRGH tBr). from Queenstown 18th
for Philadelphia via Boston.
str Patria tFr). from Naples 10th for New
York.
str Bersenfiord tNoD. from christianis
18th for New York.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
lat AND.
Schr Isaac Sherwood. Oyster Bay for New
York.
Schr Mary A. Nantucket for New York
Tugs Jessie Y Forsyth, towing barges
Cat 6:15 AND; Minnie. towing Cat 3:20
PM)
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Bound East.

Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br). New
York for Windsor, MS.
Tug Otis Wack (Br), New York for Wind
sor, Ms. towing barge Cat 6:i5 PM) (not
as before reported).
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ANToNIh tBr), at London 18th.
TERENGARfA tB), al southampton 18th.
EMPliEEs or FRANCE (Brl, arrived
southampton 18th and proceeded TO Ham,
burg.
cITsEPPI VERDI utap, at Naples nth. :.
PROVIDENCE orr, at Gibraltar 18th tand
proeeened 20 Marseiles).
SANTA TERESA, at Valparaiso 18Th.
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Delaware water Gap. ra.

klIIAIINNf Delaware Water CAP. Pa
Leading hotel, capacity 600 Open 10 D-vem-
location, maenficent scenery Golf, Tennis.
Saddle Horses. Bathing, Fishing, Water
sports. Daily concerts and dances. Amerl-
can Plan; also la carte grill Excelient
table, own farms and dairy Write for book.
let, auto maps and SPECIAL 1924 RATES
for SEASON. FAMILIES and TouRisKe.
JOHN puRpY CcTx ~
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Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald bureau
WashingtOn. ID. C.. Aug. l6
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08

! Tombstone Au-LpA.
 Tom5ston-. Arizona. Gentlemen:
 A few days ago Hopalons Cassidy, Ia crippled. squint-eyed. Irish. hard, rock miner drif,ed into my office il; happened to be Friday the. 18th of the month. and l remarked that il was very unlucky to start any new busi- ness on that day
 He replied that there was no such thing in the world as an unlucky day. to start business and also said:
 T left Tombstone, Arizona. with q copy of the Epitaph in my pocket. Went through the Death Valley and crossed the Funeral Range. Went to work for Coffin Brothers on the Dead Mans Mine. on Friday. the 18th. on the graveyard shift. and had nothing happen 10 me but prosperity"
 This has convinced me that there are no unlucky days to start new busi- ness. unless you put 1t off until to- morrow .
 Truly yours,
 D. A. RICHARDSON.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS IS BECOMING POPULAR NOW
 AS CAMPAIGN DRAWS NEAR

rCOn;inUeG from Page Onel
 ing precincts in the county and hold as many public meetings as possible. This local itinerary will be completed so as to bring all the candidates to either Douglas or Bisbee on the date when the Hunt state candidate party reaches this county. Governor Hunt and party are now dated for Douglas or October 2.. The county will &C., company this party to all of it's speak ing dates in the county.
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FRIDAY

IN BlssEE
 Charles Meiigren. local hotel man, spent yesterday in Bisbee on business.
 VISITED IN sissEE
 Mrs If II. Hughart. Mrs. F. E. Val lance and Mrs. C. J. Wynn spent yes. ,erday in Bisbee visiting friends BROUGHT PRODUCE
 C T.. Fucker. weil-known farmer O. Benson. was visitor in Tombstone, bringing up a load of farm produce NEW GRADER Russel Moves, today unloaded No. , Road King grader to be used on maintenance work on the state high. way between Tombstone and Bisbee. ATTORNEYS HERE
 Among the attorneys in town today to attend the setting of the criminal calendar were D. Benshimol, Bruce Stephenson, Douglas, Alex. Murry, s r. Williams, Frank Thomas. Bisbee; c. " Hays. W;lIccx HATE AGAIN No eastbound on the E. P. & s. w main line was late again today about two hours, holding up the Tomb. stone mail until late this afternoon RETURNED HOME Clerk M C. Hankins of the board of supervisors and candidate for county treasurer, returned home today from brief official visi; in Douglas
 FROM TUCSON Several out-oftown parties will be
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
GLOBE PIONEER MEETS

MIAMI. oct. 6.--The coroner's jury. investigating the tragic death Of Cy Lyons. pioneer Globe resident. which occurred iu an automobile accident yesterday afternoon. returned a yer dict of death as a a result Of m au- tomobjle accident. caused by Joe Ryan driving $ car while Intoxicated
 Ryan is now in jail in Globe. and its expected that felony charge vii! h- filed against him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08

r. ". Mars. brother of w II Bud" Mars Q. Tombstone. is in Tombstone nom his home in Philadelphia for q brief visit Mrs Mars .s electrician for the Fels-%ap;Aa Soap Co. al Philadel- pAla and this l. his first visit to Ari. zUHa Daring his stay here he will :Ike n ali the pointes of historical interest a5ouj old Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
THURSDAY
TO DOUGLAS

TO DOUGLAS
 County Recorder H. l.. Hutchison went to Douglas today on official mat ters and will return home tbis even ing.
 TO ENTER CHEVROLET IN FAIR RACES R.B.Krebs of the R. B. Krebs Motor company today announced that he will enter his speedy Chevrolet in both the County Fair at Douglas and also in
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
border town.
RECOVE AUTO.

The sheriffs office today received word that a new Hudson auto. stolen from Douglas last night. was recoy- cred this morning at Rodeo, x H.. and two occupants oi the car whose names were not learned here were arrested and will be brought back 10 Tombstone for trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
HEARD CASES HERE

Judge w R Chambers of Safiord was in Tombstone today hearing sey- sral cases in which both Judge Lock wood and Judge Sames were disGuali- fled. Judge Chambers will return to Tombstone next week to hear the Cummings case. in which both judges here have been disqualified
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM SAN SIMON.

Walter Mckenzie and Will Jones cattlemen of san simon. were in Tombstone today. According 10 the two gentlemen the range is now very dry and number of cattlemen near the New Mexico line are contemplat ing shipping their herds 10 Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TWO ALLEGED CATTLE THIEVES ARRESTED

Charged with stealing taftis near San simon. Frank Hightcw"r and x D. Treger were arrested near Bowie yesterday by Inspector Clayton anu Deputy County Ranger Thorpe and are now in the county jail awaiting preliminary hearing to he held at Bowie on the 20th Hight1wer is he. ing held on one charge urder Sl 900 bond. while Treger has two charges lodged against him and is under g 900 bond Both being unable tc furnish bond. are locked IF in the county jail.
 age had resulted 10 the car His wife and children and several friends in the car were uninjured and they were taken into Bisbee by Geo. Rockhil. Of the Bisbee- Tombstone stage who ar rived on the scene shortly afterwa-d They were enroute to the funeral Of a brother-in-law named Knipp. who died there yesterday from typhc:i favar
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RANCHER HERE

Jim Lawry. cattleman ot the Cani.l. district, spent few hours in the coun v seat today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM CHiRiCAEUAS.

John Erickson. of Ericksons Far. away Ranch in the Chiricahuas, was Il visitor in Tombstone today. He stated that the mountains are infest- ed with deer hunters. but so Tar no casualties had been reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
1T NooALEs CONVENTION.

Court Reporters J N. Phillipowski and IT. D. Palmer. of the Cochise Su perior Court. spent the past-two day ii Nogales attending the state con, vcntion of court reporters. Mrs Phillipowski and child accompanied Mir. Philiipu~ski ou the trip to the hnrl.r rnu-n
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08

Drawing Of .j trial jurors L. report ia Tombstone on tn, lrtn for the Oc- tober term oG court WI! be held in Division l court room t"n:orrow morn ing, and in the afternoon me setting Of the criminal calendar and arraisn- n.ent oi prisoners 10 b. tried during ..- term will be hal
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
3ETUR RNEO HOME

Feutcn Smith. former assistant postmaster. returned home last even ing from Tucson. where he spent sey- ,.4l days on a visit with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08

in tomorrow for the concert and dance at the Schieffeln. among them being one from Tucson. Mir and Mrs. A. NJ Hickman. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Davis. Slr and Mrs Art Chadbourne. F.. Bentz and Paul Celia forming ant party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TOM BSToNEITE IS APPOINTED DELEGATE

According to word received here to- day Norman Abell. of Tombstone. and student Of the University of Arizona eng neering department. has rece''ed
 ar appointment from Governor Camp. tep as q delegate to the American Gin.ng Congress at Cleveland. >,hio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
THEY DIDN'T

Tony and John Giacoma. accom- pa nied by Louis and Pete Musso. quite recently secured the Dragoon noun. tains in quest os deer. Thoroughly heeled as 10 artillery and other para. phernalia requisite to a first-class deer hunt they ambled over the can. yons and ridges al pace that would d. credit to flock of Alpine guides. but they came home minus the veni. son ad plus brand new understand. ing as to the amicableness' of the deer in that range. They report that not even q track was visible. but so goes 'he story of the empty-handed return .of buck baggers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
RETURNED TO LOS ANGELES

Mrs. l.. C. Lincoln, mother Of Mrs. Alfred C. Lockwood who has been spending the summer in Tombstone the guest of her daughter. returned
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM DOUGLAS.

Billy schmidt. formerly brakeman
 or the local run and now stationed at
 Douglas came up today to spend a day here with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
REBUILDING HOME

Carpenters are busy at work re modelling and rebuilding the home Of Mrs. C. Thiel on Bruce street Three new rooms are being added and the
 home generally remod-led and paint
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TanB]sT0NE T0WN TOPICS TERsEIY T0lO
MONDAY
HEALTH OFFICER

Dr R. B Durfee. county health of. ficer was over today from his head. quarters in Bisbee
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RETURNED HOME.

Senator C. N. Roberts. candidate for the senate on the Democratic ticket. returned to his home at Will cox this morning. having spent the night in Bisbee
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INSANE EATEN T

Jose 'alaz was adJgusel insane t. day following hearin- bego. Judge Albert N. sanes in Divssou of tre superior Court. and wes taken to Phoenix this afternoon by sam Hay hurst Of the sheriilS office. Saisz was taken into cus:)dy st DCislas.
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TUESDAY

IN eIssEE.
 County School Superintendent Miss Helen Brown spent yesterday m BIS bee on school matters. IN DOUGLAS.
 Sheriff J. F.. Hood went to Douglas today on oaicial business GOT 4 BUCK.
 A. F. Bergquist. local ieasor, ana
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM WE6 8

Justice of the Peace J. Harvey liar ris and Constable Hud Kelly Of Webb were visitors in the county seat to- day on business at the court house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TO REVIEW TROOPS
 AT FT. huACHUCA

According 10 word received here to-
 day Maj. Gen. Hines is expected to arrive at Ft Huachuca tomorrow to review the 10th Cavalry now station
 ed at the fort and general field day
 meet is to be held in his honor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
VISITED RAMSEY

Mir. and Mrs J h Perry. Mrs John Sebrins and Mrs. Sopnia Bishop spent yesterday at Ramsey Canyon resort in the HuaChuC3s
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM DOUGLAS

R x. French. attorney os Douglas, accompanied by Mrs. French. were visitors in Tombstone today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TO STRONGHOLD

A number of local people went out tC Cochise Stronghold to attend the fourth annual picnic given by resi- dents of that section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
CAR ALMOST BURNS ON DIVIDE.

the funeral of a brother.inHaw, a Of Tombstone. and owned by John
 Chadwick. was damaged by fire fol- lowing an explosion in the vacuum tank. Maldonado reported that while almost near the top of the hill some
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
ROM TURNER

: N. Gordon and daughters came tn town today from their ranch near Tanner. making the entire trip over the new rairbank cutoff
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TO WILCOX.

! F Mcdonald, candidate for sher- if on the Democratic ticket, went to Wilcox today on a several days trip
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
FROM ST. DAVID

J. :. Merrill. ST and J s Merrill, Jr.. farmers ot St David were visit ocs in Tombstone today on business q; the couc; house
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
IMMIGRATION MAN HERE

II. E Bern-r and wife, firmerly Of Tombstone. were visitors here today from their home at Nogales. where MT. Berner is deputy collector for the post of NOsdles.
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HOSPITAL SuPT.

Dr. C Causey medical superin. tcndent. and sumner Ashley, resident superintenientof the county hospital were visitors ia Tombstone today on business before the board of super VisOrs
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RETURNED HOME

Mrs. Carpena and granddaughters.
 Misses Mary and Beatrice Fredericks.
 returned home today from q week $ visit in Nagdalena. Sonora
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08
TO SIS BE E

R. E. krebs and wife mo,ored to Bisbee this afternoon to return home this evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-10-08

Mrs 4. (. karger and daughter. Miss Adelaide. arrived in Tombstone
 today to spend sunday with friends.
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AiGHWaYMAN HERE

Ike Frazier. superintendent of main tenance for the state highway depart. ment. spent yesterday and today here on navinemat ters
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FROM GIEESON

Constable L. !. Brown and daugh- ter Ethel and Mrs Herb Brown and children spent the day in Tombstone today