VOLUME 015 ISSUE 51 A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SERVING TOMBSTONE AND THE REST OF COCHISE COUNTY WITH HONEST AND ACCURATE REPORTING Friday, August 7, 2020 60 CENTS WELCOME TO THE ANNUAL DOC HOLLI-DAYS! Doc Holli-Days fore~ This weekend is packed person to meet his fans, in and Greet in Tombstone! How from the OK Corral). Be sure donated to our Tombstone full of Doc themed events in- an effort to promote safety it works: Go to the website to show up about 10 minutes Vigilettes! 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Buck has 118 9th 2020 while we pay tribute We couldn’t be more make adjustments and con- from there depending on or- even get a recording of your movie credits to his name and to everything Doc related! pleased to announce that on tinue to work towards pro- der purchased. If you will be session, a special gift for par- is a star of both film and tele- Come help us celebrate the Saturday August 8th, you can viding everyone that enters in Tombstone, we will have ticipating in Tombstone and vision. Buck will be bringing life and legend of Doc Hol- be part of a BILLY ZANE our little town with the safest Billy set up on a screen at the get a raffle ticket for a chance his wonderful paintings as liday in Tombstone Arizona Virtual Meet and Greet! environment possible, we are brand new shop, Tombstone to win a special prize! Best of well as signing pictures and this August! You’ll experience While Billy would love to THRILLED to be offering a Magic (325 E Allen in the all, a portion of EACH Vir- greeting his fans. town like you never have be- be at DOC-Holli-DAYS in VIRTUAL Billy Zane Meet Mustachery building across tual Meet and Greet will be See DOC Pg. 2 Unofficial Tombstone Election Results By Samantha Nicholas to have the remaining pro- includes someone who re- 50.98%, contender Steve man Bill Barlow received Newbauer who ran unop- The Tombstone News visional ballots counted by cently moved and did not McNeely received 239 71 votes, beating contender posed. Newbauer received Friday end of day. Provi- update their voter informa- votes and 39.18%, Sherry David Legas who received 235 votes. The following election sional Ballots are given to tion in time, someone voted Rudd received 56 votes and 39 votes. Results will not be final results were received as of anyone who is not on the at a different polling place 9.18%. Ward 3 Councilman Bri- until they are canvassed by press time. These results polling roster or if the vot- not assigned to them or Ward 1 Councilmember an Davis lost to Charlene the Mayor and Council. The include 800 countywide er was unable to provide a their voter registration is no Anna Salcido lost to Co- McMahon, Davis received new council members will early ballots dropped off on valid form of identification. longer active or not regis- lin Regan who received 65 46 votes and McMahon re- be sworn in to their posi- Election Day. The Cochise There are a few reasons tered. votes, Salcido received 47 ceived 54. tions in November. To view County Elections Depart- why a name was not in- Mayor Dustin Escapule votes. The Ward 4 Council results visit www.cochise. ment stated that they hope cluded on the roster which won with 311 votes and Current Ward 2 Council- seat will go to Jim “Lefty” az.gov/elections/home. ���������������� ������������� Benson Safeway Plaza Evacuated for Bomb Scare Cochise County Sheriff’s control and transported him Bomb squad was able to use Office to the Benson hospital for a robot to secure the vehicle ��������������� evaluation. and check for any bomb de- On Wednesday August All of the shops in the vice after which the Tucson 5, 2020 at approximately Safeway Plaza were evacu- Fire Hazmat Team checked ���������� 4:30pm the Cochise County ated with employees and the vehicle with sniffing Sheriff’s Office was advised any stranded residents being equipment. of a suspicious subject at a transported by bus to the The suspect, a 50-year-old local restaurant in Mescal, Benson Community Center male from California, re- ������������������������ west of Benson. to await the outcome of mains at the hospital at this Sheriff’s Deputies re- the event. time pending final medical sponded and prior to ar- Roadways in the imme- evaluation, and charges are rival were advised that the diate area were closed to pending hospital release and subject who was letting his traffic with the assistance booking into the Cochise ����� vehicle roll away from him of the Cochise County County Jail. while advising there was a Sheriff’s Assist Team, Ari- If anyone witnessed this bomb strapped to the roof. zona Department of Pub- incident at any point be- The subject also made lic Safety Troopers, Benson tween Mescal, through the ����� statements regarding “nerve 10 by the Arizona De- the DPS unit. Fire, Benson Ambulance, pursuit, and/or into Benson gas” and continued to run partment of Public Safe- The suspect vehicle con- and Benson Police Depart- and have video we would behind the vehicle until it ty as they were assisting tinued travelling into Benson ment. appreciate the opportunity ��������������������� ran into a ditch. with tire deflation devices. on 4th Street and went Arizona G&T Coop- to view it for evidence Upon deputies arrival in The driver went into the into an alley near Ocotillo eratives responded for the purposes. Please call 520- the area, they observed median near mile post 293 running over a natural gas broken gas line and were 432-9500 with details. ���������������� a white Ford Navigator and returned eastbound on line, before crossing over able to stop the leak im- Our deepest appreciation parked on the bridge and Interstate 10, still refusing into the Safeway Plaza mediately. for all agencies involved in he drove away onto Inter- to yield for law enforce- parking lot and striking a The Arizona Department this incident and for coop- ������������������������� state 10 westbound. Dep- ment. parked vehicle. of Public Safety Bomb eratively working together uties attempted to conduct The Benson Police De- The suspect got out of squad responded after the for a successful conclusion a traffic stop but the partment was advised of the his vehicle and attempted to initial call as well as the with minimal damage. ����������������������������� suspect would not yield traffic heading back towards flee the scene before Sher- Tucson Fire Department The investigation is being and leaned out the door Benson while DPS staged iff’s Deputies captured him. Hazardous Materials unit continued by the Cochise multiple times while driv- near mile post 301 success- Deputies and DPS Troop- to assist with the incident. County Sheriff’s Office ����������������������� ing. fully deflating at least one ers attempted to subdue the The Cochise County and additional details will Traffic was stopped for tire on the vehicle before suspect who was aggressively Sheriff’s Office EOD tech be released as they become a short time on Interstate the suspect vehicle struck resisting before they gained working with the DPS available. ����������������������

�������������������������� Meet the Winners Tombstone Treasures Thrift Store Donates $500 to Animal Shelter of the City Park By Samantha Nicholas the current structure was The Tombstone News built. The new building con- tains 12 dog kennels (suitable ����������������������� Coloring Contest! On July 30th, the Tomb- for two small dogs or puppies, stone Treasures Thrift Store if necessary) and seven cat ������������������������ donated $500 to the Tomb- cages. Each dog kennel has ����������� stone Small Animal Shel- an inside and an outside area. ter! Each cat cage has a window. ������������������� Tonya Hallen, President Outside are eight large dog ����������������� of the Tombstone Small play areas and two small area Animal Shelter said, “We for puppies. The Tombstone ����������������� have been swamped with Small Animal Shelter is a kittens, we have over 35 501 (c)(3) non-profit, no-kill �������������������������������� since March. Every kitten Shelter President Tonya Hallen facility dedicated to finding receiving the donation from Thrift ������������������������ needs 3 boosters and rabies homes for lost and abandoned shots, tests and spayed/neu- Store Owner Shawn Eberle dogs and cats in the area of ������������������������� Mayor Escapule pictured with tered. We are so thankful Tombstone, Arizona. All Second Place Winner Gabriella for the donation, that mon- About the Tombstone animals are spayed/neutered ������������ Mayor Escapule pictured with Molina and her Brother ey will go straight to vet Small Animal Shelter: In and vaccinated before going First Place Winner Cassidy Regan Leonidus Molina bills, where we need it the 1977, a small group of con- to their forever homes. ��������������� most.” cerned Tombstone citizens The Tombstone Treasures ������������������������� On Monday August 3rd the along with Marshals Badge “We are also in need banded together and in- Thrift Store is located at City of Tombstone announced and a Coloring book. of supplies such as Tidy corporated the Tombstone 312 W. Allen St. They are a the winner of the Tombstone The 2nd place winner was Cat Scoopable Litter. If Small Animal Shelter. At 509(a)2 non-profit shop that City Park Coloring Contest! 5-year-old Gabriella Molina anyone wants to donate, that time the animals were has it all! Proceeds from sales The 1st place winner was 7- who received a $20 gift card, please stop by the shelter housed in an unused public benefit the Tombstone com- year-old Cassidy Regan! Cas- a Marshals Badge and Color- at 1037 S Landin Park works water treatment shed munity. Right now the shop sidy Regan received a $25 gift ing book. Congratulations to Way or call (520) 457- near the landfill on the is closed for deep cleaning card from Mayor Escapule the two winners! 2545,” said Hallen. north edge of town. In 1995, and plans to reopen soon! 2 Other News Th e Tombstone News Friday, August 7, 2020 “Rain is unpredictable in DOC from Pg. 1 about Jesse James for the Dis- Remote Water Measuring Sensor Saves Bighorn Sheep southwest Arizona, and this cover Channel, and Dead- requires innovative approach- He will add a big presence wood on HBO. Don’t miss Earlier this month, the timely, remote notifi cations turning on a back-up water es and partnerships to pro- to the event this year. Come your chance to meet Peter! Arizona Game and Fish of signifi cant water loss. system. tect wildlife,” said AZGFD on out and see him and help Come out and support the Department (AZGFD) re- Concerned for the well- Without the real-time data Yuma Regional Supervisor support the town of Tomb- town of Tombstone! ceived an alert from one being of the animals, an from the electronic water Mike Sumner. “By continu- stone! Don’t forget to stop by Vin- of its solar-powered remote AZGFD team hiked – in measuring system, AZGFD ing to foster our relation- Peter Sherayko (Texas Jack tage Cowgirls! Along with water sensors, located in scorching heat – nearly 2 would have not found the ship with our partners at the Vermillion) has accepted our their enormous inventory of the Chocolate Mountains miles of steep terrain to as- failure for weeks, which U.S. Army’s Yuma Proving invite and will attend this Vintage goods, there will be near Yuma, indicating that sess the situation. Upon ar- could have resulted in the Ground – who adapted ex- year’s Annual DOC Holli- a Flea Market set up outside a wildlife water catchment rival, the team discovered death of bighorn sheep and isting range equipment to DAYS event. Peter Sherayko, on Saturday! Be sure to sit in – critical to wildlife survival the empty water catch- other wild animals. In to- monitor these water sensors recognized historian, actor the big red chair while you’re – was dry. ment…and 15 bighorn sheep tal, YPG has developed and – we can develop aff ordable and author, is best known for there. Th e sensors, developed standing nearby. A broken installed four remote sen- solutions to protect wildlife his work on western movies We wish everyone a fun and installed by the United pipe was responsible for the sors on its property, where and provide them with the like Tombstone and television and safe weekend in Tomb- States Army Yuma Prov- water shortage. The team AZGFD manages several water they need to survive programs like Gunny Time stone! Visit https://theannu- ing Ground (YPG), deliver mitigated the problem by water catchments. during dry periods.” and Wild West Tech. He has aldochollidays.com/ for more also served as a consultant for information or visit them on ferred for a further inspection tion a K9 alert led to the dis- programs such as Th e Truth Facebook! Nogales CBP Offi cers Intercept Several of her vehicle. During the in- covery of almost 2 pounds of Narcotic Smuggling Attempts spection a canine alert led to Methamphetamine and 2 the discovery of 20 packages ounces of Heroin hidden ������������������ of narcotics hidden in a non- on the male subject. U.S. Customs and Border Later that day, a 48-year- factory compartment in the Offi cers seized the nar- Protection, Offi ce of Field old U.S. citizen crossing vehicle. Th e packages con- cotics and vehicles, ar- Operations, offi cers at the through pedestrian lanes tained 21.50 pounds of black rested the subjects and ����������������������� Dennis DeConcini Cross- was referred for a secondary tar heroin, 6.5 pounds of fen- turned the subjects over ing arrested multiple persons inspection. During the in- tanyl pills and 3.75 pounds of to U.S. Immigration and ������������ for separate failed attempts spection a canine alert led to cocaine. Customs Enforcement’s ��������������������� to smuggle more than 36 the discovery of more than 50 Also on Saturday, a 51- Homeland Security Inves- ����������������� ����������� pounds of heroin, more than grams of cocaine hidden on year-old U.S. citizen driv- tigations. ���������������� ���������������� 29 pounds of cocaine, just his body. ing a 2015 Buick Encore was U.S. Customs and Bor- ������������������ under 6.5 pounds of fentanyl Also on Friday, a 19-year- referred for a secondary in- der Protection is the uni- pills, and 1/4 pound of Tram- old U.S. citizen driving a spection after being observed fi ed border agency within ������������������ ������������������ adol pills through the Port of GMC truck was referred for to have an inanimate object the Department of Home- Nogales this past weekend. a secondary inspection of his strapped to her body. During land Security charged with Friday, offi cers at the DeC- vehicle. During the intensive a search of the subject, three the management, control �������������������� ������������������ ��������������� oncini Pedestrian Crossing inspection 10 packages of packages containing nearly and protection of our nation’s referred a 26-year-old U.S. cocaine weighing more than 14 pounds of heroin were lo- borders at and between of- ���������������� ���������������� ���������������� citizen for additional in- 25 pounds were discovered cated. fi cial ports of entry. CBP is spection as she attempted hidden in a non-factory com- Later Saturday, a 47-year- charged with securing the ������������������ ������������������ ������������������ to enter the U.S. The partment. old U.S. citizen crossing at borders of the United States search led to the discov- Saturday, a 19-year-old the pedestrian crossing was while enforcing hundreds of ery of nearly 700 Tramadol U.S. citizen driving a 2006 referred for a secondary in- laws and facilitating lawful ����������������������������������� pills hidden in their bag. Chevrolet Equinox was re- spection. During the inspec- trade and travel. ����������������������������������� panded unemployment ben- said. “We must act quickly to McSally Introduces Measure to efi ts during negotiations but help families that have been her call was again rejected by hit hard by the pandemic. Th e ���������������������������� Extend Expired Unemployment Senate Democrats. phased approach our amend- “Unemployment benefi ts ment creates would assist in- �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Benefi ts Through End of Year have now expired, and mil- dividuals who have been laid lions of unemployed workers off by compensating them for ������������������������� ������������������������� U.S. SENATE – U.S. dysfunction in Washington are facing extreme financial their lost wages in a way that Senators Martha McSally is at an all-time high. Chuck uncertainty while Congress does not create a disincentive (R-AZ), Mitt Romney (R- Schumer has now blocked continues to negotiate the to return to work if they are ��������������������������������������� UT), and Susan Collins (R- two of my eff orts to deliver next relief package,” Senator able to do so. At the same ������������������������������������������� ME) Wednesday introduced short-term relief with a sim- Romney said. “Our solution time, it would support states’ a measure to extend currently ple one-week extension of extends the supplemental eff orts to upgrade their un- �������������������������������������������� expired unemployment insur- current benefi ts while negoti- benefi ts through the end of employment systems.” ance benefi ts to ensure that ations continue on next steps the year and incentivizes SUMMARY: Th e Rom- unemployed workers receive to defeat the virus, boost the states to update their UI ney-Collins-McSally amend- ��������������������������������������������� them through the end of the economy, and support those processing systems. Let’s ment preserves additional ����������������������������������������������������� year. Th e legislation allows impacted. Th is longer-term work together to make sure unemployment insurance states fl exibility to transition proposal for unemployment Americans don’t face ad- benefi ts through the end of ���������������������������������������������������� toward wage replacement and provides support for people ditional burdens as a result the year and provides fl ex- �������������������������������������������������������� would phase in lower pay- still unable to work, while of a sudden lapse in ben- ibility to states, as they shift ������������������������������������� ments over the course of the incentivizing individuals to efi ts.” toward targeted wage re- next fi ve months. Last week, return to available work. It “Earlier this year, Con- placement. ������������������������ they introduced similar legis- will also encourage states to gress took the important August: States can choose lation that would ensure un- improve their processing sys- step of boosting unemploy- one of two options: $500 per employed workers receiving tems, so individuals can get ment benefi ts rapidly in order week or $400 per week if the federal benefi ts would con- relief they need in a timely to assist the growing num- state prefers not to change The Tombstone News--525 E. Allen Street tinue to receive them for the fashion.” ber of Americans who lost the payment amount again in next three months. On Th ursday, McSally their jobs through no fault of September. Suite 4--PO BOX 1760--Tombstone, AZ 85638 “Hardworking Americans called on Congress to pass a their own. It was unfortunate September: $400 per who are unable to return to simple seven-day extension that the Democratic Minor- week. October – December: Ph: (520) 457-3086--Fax: (520) 457-3126 work by no fault of their own of expanded unemployment ity Leader objected to a one- 80% wage replacement, or should not be penalized be- benefi ts but Minority Leader week extension of the current States may seek a waiver for [email protected] cause Congress is still nego- Chuck Schumer (D-NY) supplemental unemployment a fl at $300 per week benefi t tiating the next coronavirus blocked her proposal. Yester- benefi ts as Congress contin- if a state is unable to pay an www.thetombstonenews.com relief package,” Senator Mc- day, McSally again called for ues to debate additional fed- amount tied to 80% of prior Sally said. “Unfortunately, a short-term extension of ex- eral relief,” Senator Collins earnings. Open Tuesday-Thursday 9:00am-2:00pm Friday 9:00am-12:00pm--Closed on all major holidays

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War applied for, and were the present date, total com- Geronimo-Chiricahua Today in History: August 7th awarded, the Purple Heart: bined American military ca- “...veterans of the Civil War sualties of the seventy years Apache War Chief August 7, 1782-General George Washington authorizes the and Indian Wars, as well as following the end of World the Spanish–American War, War II—including the Kore- By Ben T. Traywick our new camp at sunrise. award of the Purple Heart for soldiers wounded in combat. China Relief Expedition an and Vietnam Wars—have World Renowned Author The fight lasted all day, but (Boxer Rebellion), and Phil- not exceeded that number. our arrows and spears were The Purple Heart is a Unit- hibits a bust and profile of ippine Insurrection also were In 2000, there remained Continued from last week all gone before ten o’clock, ed States military decoration George Washington, was is- awarded the Purple Heart. 120,000 Purple Heart med- and for the remainder of the awarded in the name of the sued on the bicentennial of This is because the original als in stock. The existing sur- Mangus-Colorado, with day we had only rocks and President to those wounded Washington’s birth. Will’s regulations governing the plus allowed combat units in three other warriors, went to clubs with which to fight. or killed while serving, on or obituary, in the edition of award of the Purple Heart, Iraq and Afghanistan to keep Apache Tejo and held a coun- We could do little damage after April 5, 1917, with the February 8, 1975 of The published by the Army in Purple Hearts on-hand for cil with these citizens and sol- with these weapons, and at U.S. military. With its fore- Washington Post newspaper, 1932, provided that any sol- immediate award to soldiers diers. They told him that if he night we moved our camp runner, the Badge of Military reflects her many contribu- dier who had been wounded wounded in the field. would come with his tribe and about four miles back into the Merit, which took the form of tions to military heraldry. in any conflict involving U.S. The “History” section of live near them, they would is- mountains where it would be a heart made of purple cloth, The Commission of Fine Army personnel might apply the November 2009 edition sue to him, from the Govern- hard for the cavalry to follow the Purple Heart is the oldest Arts solicited plaster models for the new medal. There were of National Geographic esti- ment, blankets, flour, provi- us. The next day our scouts, military award still given to from three leading sculptors but two requirements: the ap- mated the number of Purple sions, beef, and all manner of who had been left behind to U.S. military members – the for the medal, selecting that plicant had to be alive at the Hearts given. Above the es- supplies. Our chief promised observe the movements of only earlier award being the of John R. Sinnock of the time of application (no post- timates, the text reads, “Any to return Apache Tejo within the soldiers, returned, saying obsolete Fidelity Medallion. Philadelphia Mint in May humous awards were permit- tally of Purple Hearts is an two weeks. When he came that the troops had gone back The National Purple Heart 1931. By Executive Order of ted) and he had to prove that estimate. Awards are often back to our settlement he as- toward San Carlos Reserva- Hall of Honor is located in the President of the United he had received a wound that given during conflict; records sembled the whole tribe in tion. New Windsor, New York. States, the Purple Heart was necessitated treatment by a aren’t always exact” (page council. I did not believe the A few days after this we The original Purple Heart, revived on the 200th An- medical officer.” 33). The estimates are as fol- people at Apache Tejo would were again attacked by anoth- designated as the Badge of niversary of George Wash- Subject to approval of the lows: World War I: 320,518, do as they said and therefore er company of United States Military Merit, was estab- ington’s birth, out of respect Secretary of Defense, Ex- World War II: 1,076,245, I opposed the plan, but it troops. Just before this fight lished by George Washing- to his memory and military ecutive Order 10409, dated Korean War: 118,650, Viet- was decided that with part of we had been joined by a band ton – then the commander- achievements, by War De- February 12, 1952, revised nam War: 351,794, Persian the tribe Mangus-Colorado of Chokonen Indians under in-chief of the Continental partment General Order No. authorizations to include the Gulf War: 607, Afghanistan should return to Apache Tejo Cochise, who took command Army – by order from his 3, dated February 22, 1932. Service Secretaries. Dated War: 7,027, Iraq War: 35,321. and receive an issue of rations of both divisions. We were Newburgh, New York head- The criteria were announced April 25, 1962, Executive August 7 of every year is rec- and supplies. If they were repulsed, and decided to dis- quarters on August 7, 1782. in a War Department circu- Order 11016, included provi- ognized as “National Purple as represented, and if these band. The Badge of Military Merit lar dated February 22, 1932, sions for posthumous award Heart Day.” white men would keep the After we had disbanded our was only awarded to three and authorized award to of the Purple Heart. Dated ALSO ON treaty faithfully, the remain- tribe the Bedonkohe Apaches Revolutionary War soldiers soldiers, upon their request, February 23, 1984, Execu- AUGUST 7TH: der of the tribe would join reassembled near their old by Washington himself. who had been awarded the tive Order 12464, authorized 1888-Theophilus Van Kan- him and we would make our camp vainly waiting for the Washington authorized his Meritorious Service Citation award of the Purple Heart as nel of Philadelphia receives a permanent home at Apache return of Mangus-Colorado subordinate officers to issue Certificate, Army Wound a result of terrorist attacks, patent for the revolving door. Tejo. I was to remain in camp and our kinsmen. No tid- Badges of Merit as appro- Ribbon, or were authorized or while serving as part of a 1922-The Irish Republican in charge of the portion of ings came save that they had priate. Although never abol- to wear Wound Chevrons peacekeeping force, subse- Army cuts the cable link be- the tribe which stayed in Ari- all been treacherously slain. ished, the award of the badge subsequent to April 5, 1917, quent to March 28, 1973. tween the United States and zona. We gave almost all our (Author’s Note: Years later was not proposed again offi- the day before the United On June 13, 1985, the Europe at Waterville landing arms and ammunition to the in a telegraphed report from cially until after World War States entered World War Senate approved an amend- station. party going to Apache Tejo, Whipple Barracks, Arizona, I. I. The first Purple Heart ment to the 1985 Defense 1934-In Washington, the so that in case there should be Sept. 24,1886, relative to the On October 10, 1927, was awarded to MacArthur. Authorization Bill, which U.S. Court of Appeals rules treachery they would be pre- Apache surrender, General Army Chief of Staff Gen- During the early period of changed the precedence of that the government can nei- pared for any surprise. Man- Miles included this statement: eral Charles Pelot Summerall American involvement in the Purple Heart award, ther confiscate nor ban James gus-Colorado and about half “Mangus-Colorado had years directed that a draft bill be World War II (December from immediately above the Joyce’s novel Ulysses. of our people went to New ago been foully murdered sent to Congress “to revive 8, 1941 – September 22, Good Conduct Medal to im- 1936-The United States Mexico, happy that now they after he had surrendered.”) the Badge of Military Merit”. 1943), the Purple Heart was mediately above the Merito- declares non-intervention in had found white men who Then a council was held, and The bill was withdrawn and awarded both for wounds re- rious Service Medals. Public the Spanish Civil War. would be kind to them, and it was believed that Mangus- action on the case ceased ceived in action against the Law 99-145 authorized the 1944-German forces with whom they could live in Colorado was dead, I was January 3, 1928, but the of- enemy and for meritorious award for wounds received as launch a major counter attack peace and plenty. elected Tribal Chief. fice of the Adjutant General performance of duty. With a result of friendly fire. Public against U.S. forces near Mor- No word ever came to For a long time we had no was instructed to file all ma- the establishment of the Law 104-106 expanded the tain, France. us from them. From other trouble with anyone. It was terials collected for possible Legion of Merit, by an Act eligibility date, authorizing 1966-The United States sources, however, we heard more than a year after I had future use. A number of pri- of Congress, the practice of award of the Purple Heart to loses seven planes over North that they had been treach- been made Tribal Chief that vate interests sought to have awarding the Purple Heart a former prisoner of war who Vietnam, the most in the war erously captured and slain. United States troops sur- the medal re-instituted in for meritorious service was was wounded after April 25, up to this point. In this dilemma we did not prised and attacked our camp. the Army; this included the discontinued. By Executive 1962. The National Defense 1971-Apollo 15 returns know just exactly what to do, They killed seven children, board of directors of the Fort Order 9277, dated Decem- Authorization Act for Fis- to Earth. The mission to the but fearing that the troops five women, and four war- Ticonderoga Museum in Ti- ber 3, 1942, the decoration cal Year 1998 (Public Law moon had marked the first who captured them would at- riors, captured all our sup- conderoga, New York. was applied to all services; 105-85) changed the criteria use of the Lunar Roving Ve- tack us, we retreated into the plies, blankets, horses, and On January 7, 1931, Sum- the order required reason- to delete authorization for hicle. mountains near Apache Pass. clothing and destroyed our merall’s successor, General able uniform application of award of the Purple Heart 1981-The Washington During the weeks that fol- tepees. We had nothing left; Douglas MacArthur, confi- the regulations for each of the to any non-military U.S. na- (D.C.) Star ceases publica- lowed the departure of our winter was beginning, and dentially reopened work on Services. This executive order tional serving under compe- tion after 128 years. people we had been in sus- it was the coldest winter I a new design, involving the also authorized the award tent authority in any capacity 1990-Operation Desert pense, and failing to provide ever knew. After the soldiers Washington Commission of only for wounds received. with the Armed Forces. This Shield begins as US troops more supplies, had exhausted withdrew I took three war- Fine Arts. Elizabeth Will, For both military and civilian change was effective May 18, deploy to Saudi Arabia to all of our store of provisions. riors and trailed them. Their an Army heraldic specialist personnel during the World 1998. discourage Iraq’s Saddam This was another reason for trail led back toward San in the Office of the Quarter- War II era, to meet eligibil- During World War II, Hussein from invading that moving camp. On this re- Carlos. master General, was named ity for the Purple Heart, AR 1,506,000 Purple Heart country as he had Kuwait. treat, while passing through While returning from trail- to redesign the newly revived 600–45, dated September medals were manufactured, 2007-Barry Bonds of the the mountains, we discovered ing the Government troops medal, which became known 22, 1943, and May 3, 1944, many in anticipation of the San Francisco Giants breaks four men were in front in a we saw two men, a Mexican as the Purple Heart. Using required identification of cir- estimated casualties resulting Hank Aaron’s record with his buggy and two were behind and a white man, and shot general specifications pro- cumstances. from the planned Allied in- 756th home run. Bonds’ ac- on horseback. We killed all them off their horses. With vided to her, Will created the After the award was re-au- vasion of Japan. By the end of complishments were clouded four, but did not scalp them; these two horses we returned design sketch for the present thorized in 1932 some U.S. the war, even accounting for by allegations of illegal ste- they were not warriors. We and moved our camp. My medal of the Purple Heart. Army wounded from con- medals lost, stolen or wasted, roid use and lying to a grand drove the cattle back into the people were suffering much The new design, which ex- flicts prior to the first World nearly 500,000 remained. To jury. mountains, made a camp, and it was deemed advisable and began to kill the cattle to go where we could get and pack the meat. more provisions. Game was Before we finished this scarce in our range then, work we were surprised and and since I had been Tribal attacked by United States Chief I had not asked for ra- troops, who killed in all tions from the Government, seven Indians - one war- nor did I care to do so, but rior, three women, and three we did not wish to starve. children. The Government We had heard that Chief troops were mounted and so Victorio of the Chihenne were we, but we were poorly (Oje Caliente) Apaches was armed, having given most of holding a council with the our weapons to the division white men near Hot Springs of our tribe that had gone to in New Mexico, and that he Apache Tejo, so we fought had plenty of provisions. We mainly with spears, bows, had always been on friendly and arrows. At first I had a terms with this tribe, and spear, a bow, and a few ar- Victorio was especially kind rows; but in a short time my to my people. With the help spear and all my arrows were of the two horses we had gone. Once I was surround- captured, to carry our sick ed, but by dodging from side with us, we went to Hot to side of my horse as he ran Springs. We easily found I escaped. It was necessary Victorio and his band, and during this fight for many they gave us supplies for the of the warriors to leave their winter. We stayed with them horses and escape on foot. for about a year, and dur- But my horse was trained to ing this stay, we had perfect come at call, and as soon as peace. We had not the least I reached a safe place, if not trouble with Mexicans, white too closely pursued, I would men, or Indians. When we call him to me. During this had stayed as long as we fight we scattered in all di- should, and had again ac- rections and two days later cumulated some supplies, reassembled at our appointed we decided to leave Vic- place of rendezvous, about torio’s band. When I told fifty miles from the scene of him we were going he said this battle. we should have a feast and About ten days later the dance before we separated. United States troops attacked To be continued next week 4 Classifi eds/Opinions/News Th e Tombstone News Friday, August 7, 2020 THANK YOU! LEATHER, RED BUF- ��������������� FALO TRADING, RUS- ����������������������� On behalf of the Tomb- SELL’S ROADRUNNER, stone Offi cial Offi ce of Tour- SILVER HILLS TRAD- �������������� AN EXPERIENCED ism, we would like to thank ING CO., TOMBSTONE �������������������� Japanese scientist Masa- came and will still be here those who donated to the MEMORIES, TOMB- ������������������� REALTOR IS WHAT yuki Ikeda says that the next after they leave. It’s not like Tombstone billboard at STONE EPITAPH MU- ���������� MATTERS! Ice Age will begin in 100,000 back East, in Missouri where exit 303 in Benson: AR- SEUM, TOMBSTONE ������������������� years. Th anks, Yuki. 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She has blos- in Arizona to celebrate the one, and many Arizonans the United States ratifi cation be lit purple and gold on somed and now takes walks, 100th anniversary of the rat- took part in and led the of the 19th Amendment this day to further celebrate loves to be loved on, and has ifi cation of the 19th Amend- arduous eff orts to provide is on August 18, 2020. In 100 years of women’s right a beautiful smile. She is ready ment, granting women the more equal access to it. 1912, Arizona became the to vote in the United States. for pre-adoption and can go right to vote after years of Our state and nation are tenth state to grant women Organizations, businesses, home with you August 21. advocacy. stronger when all voices full voting rights. 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We only have ten years, August 21. from the Cal-Ranch site and Arizona Is One Of 20 pandemic, we need a new ing Company, and Arizona and for the sake of Arizona’s CATS: will resume Saturday adop- States To Join Th e Reskilling approach to ensure all Arizo- community colleges: Arizona citizens and the future of our Sweety, Bobbie, and Juni- tions at PetSmart in the near And Recovery Network, A nans have the skills and op- Western College, Maricopa state, we need to reach that per are lovely adult cats and future. Our on-site adoptions Collaborative Eff ort Focused portunity needed to thrive,” County Community College target.” you can visit them when you are every Saturday from 2pm On Helping Reskill & Re- said Governor Ducey. “Th e District, Pima Community In June, 10.3 percent of make an appointment. 520- to 4pm. Please call for an ap- train Americans Who Have Reskilling and Recovery College, and Yavapai Col- Arizonans were reported to 457-2545. We have kittens pointment to view one of our Lost Th eir Jobs Due To CO- Network will help Arizonans lege. be unemployed, many due !!! – call to make an appoint- guests any time. 520-457- VID-19 strengthen their professional Experts from the par- to the COVID-19 pan- ment so you can meet them at 2545. skills and learn new ones, ticipating organizations will demic. According to the Arizona is joining a coali- and it will connect employers strategize, share tools with Federal Reserve, almost 40 Tombstone Marshals Offi ce Report tion of 20 states, the National with talent across the state. each other, and collaborate percent of people in house- Governors Association Cen- I’m grateful to all our part- on technical assistance for holds making less than 07/28/20-08/05/20 ter for Best Practices, and ners working to help Arizo- virtual activities. Strategies $40,000 per year lost a job the American Association nans excel in their professions include engaging employers in March. Lower income of Community Colleges— and return stronger from to partner with community workers whose jobs did not 05:44:53 07/28/20 T20-1782 Shoplifting 24 N SUMNER ST with support from Lumina COVID-19.” colleges to train and hire lend themselves to telework, 13:22:55 07/28/20 T20-1783 Information 612 W SETTING SUN CT Foundation and the Siemens In Arizona, partners in new employees. women, and communities 14:10:47 07/28/20 T20-1784 Susp Circum 1215 N SAN PEDRO WAY Foundation—to launch the this eff ort include the Offi ce “We have to help people of color were disproportion- 11:41:04 07/29/20 T20-1788 Information 431 N VIA LOMA LINDA DR Reskilling and Recovery of Arizona Governor Doug acquire new skills and get ately impacted by the pan- 12:26:04 07/29/20 T20-1789 Neighbor Disput 215 E FREMONT ST Network. Th e Network will Ducey, Achieve60AZ, Ari- the training necessary to demic’s economic downturn. 13:24:46 07/29/20 T20-1790 Criminal Damage 406 E ALLEN ST equip Arizonans with the zona Commerce Authority’s adapt to the rapidly chang- Th e Reskilling and Recov- 19:26:15 07/29/20 T20-1793 Assist Other S LANDIN PARK WAY skills they need to get back to Offi ce of Economic Oppor- ing nature of the workplace,” ery Network coalition will 21:28:58 07/29/20 T20-1795 Information 612 W SETTING SUN CT work and help communities tunity, Arizona Community said Pima Community Col- focus primarily on helping 21:42:44 07/29/20 T20-1796 Assist Other 255 N 2ND ST disproportionately aff ected College Coordinating Coun- lege Chancellor Lee Lam- those groups, and will work 10:59:34 07/30/20 T20-1797 Animal Problem GLEESON ROAD by economic eff ects of the cil, Greater Yuma EDC, bert. “Th is is also imperative to find solutions to close COVID-19 pandemic. Pinal County Economic to help us reach Arizona’s the equity gaps that have 13:59:03 07/30/20 T20-1798 Non Injury Pp 315 E FREMONT ST “With many workers fac- and Workforce Develop- Achieve60AZ goal: that 60 been further exacerbated by 14:24:24 07/30/20 T20-1799 Found Property 315 E FREMONT ST ing uncertainty due to the ment Department, Th e Boe- percent of Arizona adults the pandemic. 16:53:07 07/30/20 T20-1800 Animal Problem CHARLESTON ROAD 17:53:34 07/30/20 T20-1801 Unsecured B/R/V 611 E ALLEN ST sonal lives how they are in ing to evacuate, but only after think the movie should have 11:21:57 07/31/20 T20-1805 Civil Complaint 117 N 6TH ST Weekly Movie Review: the vacuum of this movie?” he feeds a hundred pounds made Peña the love interest 18:32:20 07/31/20 T20-1809 Animal Found 18 W ALLEN ST they’re terrible. Gibson lazily of supermarket meat to his for Cardillo instead. Th e way 18:42:36 07/31/20 T20-1810 Animal Sick/Inj 608 W ALLEN ST “Force of Nature” relies on “grouchy” aff ecta- mysterious pet. Th e fi lm is she pushes him in an opening 23:11:13 07/31/20 T20-1815 Check Welfare 715 E ALLEN ST tions and Hirsch is awkward clearly building to a scene scene is something he needs 09:58:59 08/01/20 T20-1816 Warrant Arrest E FREMONT ST GRADE: D and unconvincing as a cop. where the pet attacks the in his life. Also, the fi lm 16:36:34 08/01/20 T20-1817 Criminal Tres 1443 N SUNRISE CT Th ese roles could easily have bad guys – Chekov’s gun throws in some mentions of 16:50:54 08/01/20 T20-1818 Check Welfare 223 E TOUGHNUT ST By Bob Garver been played by non-train- and all that. racial profi ling and the Ho- 18:17:28 08/01/20 T20-1819 Parking Viol E MOUNTAIN VIEW wreck actors, probably to Th e action is exactly locaust, as if checking these I could tell “Force of Na- better eff ect, though it’s not what you’d expect from a items off a “wokeness list” 21:33:52 08/01/20 T20-1821 Assist Ccso S HIGHWAY 80 ture” was a bomb based on like better actors would be crummy On Demand mov- will automatically make the 10:28:08 08/02/20 T20-1822 Information 579 N RUSTLERS RIDGE RD the casting alone. Th e biggest able to save this dismal ma- ie – rainy shootouts, shaky fi lm deeper. 12:36:33 08/02/20 T20-1823 Noise Complaint 1436 N SUNRISE CT name attached to this movie terial. fi stfi ghts, and bad guys who Th e ending of “Force of 17:33:08 08/02/20 T20-1824 Assist Ccso N HIGHWAY 90 BYP is Mel Gibson, whose prolifi c Th e film is a “Die Hard” always give up the element Nature” is annoyingly abrupt, 17:35:24 08/02/20 T20-1825 Check Welfare 8 N 6TH ST history of public meltdowns knockoff where our heroes of surprise. Since the action but I suppose it’s a blessing in 10:24:35 08/03/20 T20-1826 Non Injury/Hwy N HIGHWAY 80 makes him an albatross to are trapped in an apartment doesn’t start up for a while, disguise if it means I have 12:49:34 08/03/20 T20-1827 Fingerprints 315 E FREMONT ST any project carrying his building during both a hur- we get that overdone trope to spend less time with this 19:14:57 08/03/20 T20-1829 Alarm 406 E ALLEN ST name. But he still has his fans ricane and an invasion of where the film opens in the awful movie. Nothing about 19:56:16 08/03/20 T20-1830 Criminal Tres 1443 N SUNRISE CT from “Lethal Weapon” and violent thieves led by a man middle of a random action this movie is original (save 10:31:56 08/04/20 T20-1832 Check Welfare W DESERT MEADOW RD “Braveheart,” and he even di- called John the Baptist (Da- scene and then cuts to a for the pet) or even likeable 20:11:44 08/04/20 T20-1833 911 Hang Up 1027 E ALLEN ST rected “Hacksaw Ridge” to a vid Zayas). Cops Cardillo few hours earlier. No doubt (save for Cayo). Th is movie 20:48:02 08/04/20 T20-1834 Civil Complaint 612 W SETTING SUN CT Best Picture Oscar nomina- (Hirsch) and Peña (Steph- the fi lm wants us in suspense never should have been made, tion four years ago. So maybe anie Cayo) are called to over who survives the opening and the fact that it was made 20:49:57 08/04/20 T20-1835 Civil Complaint 612 W SETTING SUN CT there’s still “some” room in evacuate the building, only fi ght: main character Cardillo means that some deplorable 06:25:20 08/05/20 T20-1836 Animal Problem 602 W ALLEN ST Hollywood for him. Th en to find out that some of the or a henchman who’s like the people earned paychecks, there’s Emile Hirsch, who in residents don’t want to leave. fourth guy from the top. so there’s that depressing 2015 was charged and con- Former cop Ray (Gibson) Th e drama is even worse thought on top of everything victed of assaulting a female doesn’t want to leave because than the action. Cardillo is else. studio executive. Th e guy he knows his doctor daughter haunted by a fatal mistake “Force of Nature” is avail- should not have a career any- Troy (Kate Bosworth) wants from his past. Other char- able On Demand through more. I guess somebody con- to take him to the hospital for acters tell him that it wasn’t streaming services and like- nected to this movie thought a humiliating medical proce- his fault, but it totally was, ly through your local cable Hirsch had enough clout dure. Elderly German Berg- though the victim and a third provider. Th e fi lm is rated leftover from “Speed Racer” kamp (Jorge Luis Ramos) party were idiots too. Th ere’s R for violence and pervasive and “Into the Wild” that his wants to protect the paintings somehow time for a relation- language. Its running time name could be a boon to this that John the Baptist wants ship between Cardillo and is thankfully only 91 min- fi lm. And if you’re thinking, to steal. Distrustful-of-cops Troy, which is not only ridic- utes. Contact Bob Garver at “enough with the actors’ per- Griffi n (Will Catlett) is will- ulous and far-fetched, but I [email protected].

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NOTICE 2020. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Charles A. Montgomery, et al. al Representative of this Estate. All NOTICE TO CREDITORS ARTICLES OF s/ Paul W. Melo, Esq. CASE NO. PB202000179 Defendant(s) persons having claims against the CASE NO. PB202000184 ORGANIZATION HAVE PUBLISHED: July 24, 2020, IN AND FOR THE TO: Charles A. Montgomery Estate are required to present their IN AND FOR THE BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE July 31, 2020, August 7, 2020. SUPERIOR COURT OF WARNING: THIS IS AN OF- claims within four months after the SUPERIOR COURT OF OF THE ARIZONA THE COUNTY OF COCHISE FICIAL DOCUMENT FROM date of the first publication of this THE COUNTY OF COCHISE CORPORATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of THE COURT THAT AFFECTS notice or the claims will be forever In the Matter of the Estate of COMMISSION FOR FOR TRUST MARIAN E. SPENCER, De- YOUR RIGHTS. READ THIS barred. Claims must be presented IVAN D. HUISH, Deceased. I. Name: SAN MARTIN ADMINISTRATION ceased. SUMMONS CAREFULLY. IF by delivering or mailing a written NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- FARMS, LLC Trust Administration of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND statement of the claim to the Per- EN that BETTY R. HUISH has II. The address of the known THOMAS W. KENNEDY, JR. EN that SAN PEDRO FIDU- IT, CONTACT AN ATTOR- sonal Representative at: been appointed Personal Represen- place of business is: 4485 W. (born May 5, 1937) CIARY SERVICES, LLC has NEY FOR LEGAL ADVICE. RANDALL NEIL SOUTH- tative of this Estate. All persons Courtland Elfrida, AZ 85610 TO ALL CREDITORS; been appointed Personal Repre- 1. A lawsuit has been filed WICK having claims against the Estate III. The name and street address NOTICE TO CREDITORS; sentative of this Estate. All persons against you. A copy of the lawsuit c/o Williams Melo, PLC are required to present their claims of the Statutory Agent is: Omar O THOMAS W. KENNEDY, JR., having claims against the Estate and other court papers were served 2107B Paseo San Luis, Suite C within four months after the date Del Cid 4485 W. Courtland Elf- who lived at 2656 Knollridge Dr., are required to present their claims on you with this Summons. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 of the first publication of this notice rida, AZ 85610 Sierra Vista, Arizona passed away within four months after the date 2. If you do not want a Judg- DATED this 27th day of or the claims will be forever barred. Management Structure: on June 7, 2020. There is no per- of the first publication of this notice ment taken against you without July, 2020. Claims must be presented by de- Manager-Managed sonal representative of the estate to or the claims will be forever barred. your input, you must file an answer s/ Paul W. Melo, Esq. livering or mailing a written state- Omar O Del Cid whom Letters of Administration Claims must be presented by de- in writing with the Court, and you PUBLISHED: July 31, 2020, ment of the claim to the Personal 4485 W. Courtland have been issued. livering or mailing a written state- must pay the required filing fee. August 7, 2020, August 14, 2020 Representative at: Elfrida, AZ 85610 Notice is given that Paul W. ment of the claim to the Personal To file your Answer, take or send BETTY R. HUISH PUBLISHED: July 24, 2020, Melo is the Trustee of the Dece- Representative at: the papers to Clerk of the Superior NOTICE c/o Williams Melo, PLC July 31, 2020, August 7, 2020. dent’s Trust. All persons having SAN PEDRO FIDUCIARY Court, P.O. Drawer CK, Bisbee, ARTICLES OF 2107B Paseo San Luis, Suite C claims against the Decedent or the SERVICES, LLC Arizona 85603 or electronically file ORGANIZATION HAVE Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 SUPERIOR COURT OF Trust are required to present their c/o Williams Melo, PLC your Answer through one of Arizo- BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE DATED this 29th day of ARIZONA, COUNTY OF claims within four (4) months af- 2107B Paseo San Luis, Suite C na’s approved electronic filing sys- OF THE ARIZONA July, 2020. COCHISE ter the date of the first publication Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 tems at http://www.azcourts.gov/ CORPORATION s/ Paul W. Melo, Esq. Case Number: CV202000305 of this notice or the claims will DATED this 27th day of efilinginformation. Mail a copy of COMMISSION FOR PUBLISHED: August 7, SUMMONS be forever barred. Claims must be July, 2020. the Answer to the other party, the I. Name: Richard’s Mobile RV 2020, August 14, 2020, August Plaintiff: Karl A. Eby presented by delivering or mailing s/ Paul W. Melo, Esq. Plaintiff, at the address listed on Wash, LLC 21, 2020. vs. a written statement of the claim to UBLISHED: July 31, 2020, the top of this Summons. II. The address of the known Defendants: Richard Albert, the Trust Administrator at: August 7, 2020, August 14, 2020. Note: If you do not file electroni- place of business is: ATTN: Robin NOTICE OF HEARING Dorothy Albert, Foster Tekotte, PAUL W. MELO cally you will not have electronic ac- Nolan 92498 1624 Market St. #202 CASE NO. GC202000067 Mary Ann Tekotte, Cochise c/o Williams Melo, PLC NOTICE TO CREDITORS cess to the documents in this case. Denver, CO, 80202 IN AND FOR THE County Treasurer, JOHN DOE 2107B Paseo San Luis, Ste C NO. PB-202000153 3. If this Summons and the III. The name and street address SUPERIOR COURT OF I-X AND JANE DOE I-X, The Sierra Vista, Arizona 85635 IN THE SUPERIOR other court papers were served on of the Statutory Agent is: Robin THE COUNTY OF unknown personal representatives, DATED this 16th day of July, COURT OF THE STATE OF you within the State of Arizona, LH Nolan 251 S. Ocotillo Ave, Lot COCHISE heirs and devisees of any of the 2020. ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE your Answer must be filed within 142 Benson, AZ 85602 In the Matter of the Guardian- above named Defendants, if de- s/ Paul W. Melo, Esq. COUNTY OF COCHISE TWENTY (20) CALENDAR Management Structure: ship/Conservatorship of DOUG- ceased PUBLISHED: July 24, 2020, In the Matter of the Estate of DAYS from the date of service, Member-Managed LAS MICHAEL CLARK, An THE STATE OF ARIZONA July 31, 2020, August 7, 2020. TULA ROSE HENDRIX, De- not counting the day of service. If Richard L. Nolan II Adult. TO THE ABOVE-NAMED ceased. this Summons and the other court 251 S. Ocotillo Ave, Lot 142 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV- PARTIES OF INTEREST: SUMMONS NOTICE IS HEREBY papers were served on you outside Benson, AZ 85602 EN that Petitioner has filed with YOU ARE HEREBY SUM- IN THE SUPERIOR COURT GIVEN that PATRICIA the State of Arizona, your Answer (x) Member the above-referenced Court a Peti- MONED and required to appear FOR THE STATE OF LYNN BARRERA, has been must be filed within THIRTY (30) Robin LH Nolan tion for Appointment of Guardian and defend, within the time appli- ARIZONA IN AND FOR appointed Personal Representa- CALENDAR DAYS from the 251 S. Ocotillo Ave, Lot 142 and Conservator (the “Petition”). cable, in this action in this Court. THE COUNTY OF COCHISE tive of this Estate. All per- date of service, not counting the Benson, AZ 85602 A hearing has been set to con- If served in Arizona, you shall CASE NO. sons having claims against the day of service. (x) Member sider the Petition on the 21st day of appear and defend within 20 days S0200CV202000210 Estate are required to present their Requests for reasonable accom- PUBLISHED: July 31, 2020, August, 2020, at the hour of 9:00a. of service of you of the Summons Denise R. Vaishville claims within four (4) months af- modation for persons with disabili- August 7, 2020, August 14, 2020. m. before the Honorable David and Complaint, excluding the day Plaintiff(s) ter the date of the first publication ties must be made to the Court by Thorn, 4 Ledge Avenue, 2nd Floor, of service. If served outside of Ari- v. of this notice or the claims will parties at least 3 working days in NOTICE Bisbee, Arizona. An objection to zona, you shall appear and defend Gavina Aguilar be forever barred. Claims must be advance of a scheduled court pro- ARTICLES OF the Petition may be made either within 30 days of service on you of Defendant(s) presented by delivering or mailing ceeding. ORGANIZATION HAVE by filing a written response with the Summons and Complaint, ex- TO: Gavina Aguilar a written statement of the claim to GIVEN under my hand and BEEN FILED IN THE OFFICE the Court at least (5) days prior to cluding the day of service. Direct WARNING: THIS IS AN OF- the Personal Representative at the the Seal of the Superior Court of OF THE ARIZONA said hearing date or by appearing service is complete when made. FICIAL DOCUMENT FROM office of Battaglia & Roberts, P.C. the State of Arizona in and for the CORPORATION in person or through an attorney at Service by publication is complete THE COURT THAT AFFECTS PO BOX 2315, Benson, Arizona County of COCHISE COMMISSION FOR the time and place set forth herein. 30 days after the first publication. YOUR RIGHTS. READ THIS 85602. SIGNED and SEALED this I. Name: ABOVE & BEYOND DATED this 28th day of July, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- SUMMONS CAREFULLY. IF DATED this 25th day of June, date: May 12, 2020 CLEANING SYSTEMS, LLC 2020. FIED that if you fail to appear YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND 2020. Amy Hunley II. The address of the known AMY HUNLEY and defend within the time appli- IT, CONTACT AN ATTOR- s/ PATRICIA LYNN BAR- Clerk of the Superior Court place of business is: ATT: Amanda Clerk of the Superior Court cable, judgment by default may be NEY FOR LEGAL ADVICE. RERA Personal Representative, By: PBRYA Belle Dare PO BOX 2043 Sierra s/ Assistant Probate Register rendered against you for the relief 1. A lawsuit has been filed c/o Battaglia & Roberts, P.C. Deputy Clerk Vista, AZ 85636 Copy of the Foregoing mailed demanded in the Complaint. against you. A copy of the lawsuit PO BOX 2315, Benson, Arizona PUBLISHED: July 31, 2020, III. The name and street address this 4th day of August, 2020, to: YOU ARE CAUTIONED that and other court papers were served 85602. August 7, 2020, August 14, 2020, of the Statutory Agent is: Amanda David Matthew Clark in order to appear and defend you on you with this Summons. PUBLISHED: July 24, 2020, August 21, 2020. Belle Dare 7354 E. Lazy Y5 Rd, 7202 S. Hazelton Lane must file an Answer or other proper 2. If you do not want a Judg- July 31, 2020, August 7, 2020. Sierra Vista, AZ 85635 PO BOX Tempe, AZ 85283 response in writing with the Clerk ment taken against you without NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2043 Sierra Vista, AZ 85636 Kathryn A. Clark of this Court, accompanied by the your input, you must file an answer SUMMONS CASE NO. PB202000181 Management Structure: 3609 Trevino Dr. necessary filing fee, within the time in writing with the Court, and you IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR THE Manager-Managed Sierra Vista, AZ 85650 required, and you must serve a copy must pay the required filing fee. FOR THE STATE OF SUPERIOR COURT OF Amanda Belle Dare Douglas Michael Clark of an Answer or Response on the To file your Answer, take or send ARIZONA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF COCHISE PO BOX 2043 3609 Trevino Dr. Plaintiff. the papers to Clerk of the Superior THE COUNTY OF COCHISE In the Matter of the Estate of Sierra Vista, AZ 85636 Sierra Vista, AZ 85650 Requests for reasonable accom- Court, P.O. Drawer CK, Bisbee, CASE NO. MILDRED LAROSE SOUTH- Member and Manager Gregory Clark modation for persons with dis- Arizona 85603 or electronically file S0200CV202000219 WICK, Deceased. PUBLISHED: August 7, Address Unknown abilities must be made to the court your Answer through one of Arizo- Richard Allen Montgomery NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2020, August 14, 2020, August PUBLISHED: August 7, division assigned to the case by par- na’s approved electronic filing sys- Plaintiff(s), that RANDALL NEIL SOUTH- 21, 2020. 2020, August 14, 2020, August ties at least three working days in tems at http://www.azcourts.gov/ v. WICK has been appointed Person- 21, 2020. advance of a scheduled court pro- efilinginformation. Mail a copy of ceeding. the Answer to the other party, the SIGNED AND SEALED this Plaintiff, at the address listed on date: 6-26-2020 the top of this Summons. Clerk of the Superior Court Note: If you do not file electroni- By: s/ Deputy Clerk cally you will not have electronic ac- PUBLISHED: July 24, 2020, cess to the documents in this case. July 31, 2020, August 7, 2020, Au- 3. If this Summons and the gust 14, 2020. other court papers were served on you within the State of Arizona, NOTICE TO CREDITORS your Answer must be filed within FOR TRUST TWENTY (20) CALENDAR ADMINISTRATION DAYS from the date of service, Trust Administration of not counting the day of service. If JO NELL SHARP this Summons and the other court (born August 10, 1928) papers were served on you outside TO ALL CREDITORS; the State of Arizona, your Answer NOTICE TO CREDITORS; must be filed within THIRTY (30) Jo Nell Sharp, who lived at 1368 W. CALENDAR DAYS from the Cameo St., Bisbee, Arizona passed date of service, not counting the away on April 25, 2020. There is no day of service. personal representative of the estate Requests for reasonable accom- to whom Letters of Administration modation for persons with disabili- have been issued. ties must be made to the Court by Notice is given that Earlene parties at least 3 working days in Sharp is the Trustee of the Dece- advance of a scheduled court pro- dent’s Trust. All persons having ceeding. claims against the Decedent or the GIVEN under my hand and Trust are required to present their the Seal of the Superior Court of claims within four (4) months af- the State of Arizona in and for the ter the date of the first publication County of COCHISE of this notice or the claims will SIGNED and SEALED this be forever barred. Claims must be date: May 6, 2020 presented by delivering or mailing Amy Hunley a written statement of the claim to Clerk of the Superior Court the Trust Administrator at: By: PBRYA EARLENE SHARP Deputy Clerk c/o Williams Melo, PLC PUBLISHED: July 31, 2020, 2107B Paseo San Luis, Ste C August 7, 2020, August 14, 2020, Sierra Vista, Arizona 85635 August 21, 2020. DATED this 16th day of July, 8 Advertisements The Tombstone News Friday, August 7, 2020 Tombstone Repertory: meets the third Tuesday 2020 TOMBSTONE EVENTS, of each month at 7 p.m. in ������������������ the basement at Schieffelin Hall. MEETINGS, THINGS TO DO & MORE Tombstone Small Ani- ����������������������� 2020 EVENTS: history lesson and reenact 417 E. Allen Street. For Res- mal Shelter: Meets the 2nd Annual Wyatt Earp Days: actual shootings & kill- ervations call (520) 255-0474. Thursday of every month at ������������ May 23, 2020, May 25, 2020. ings that took place here Tombstone-Ghost.com. 2pm at the Meeting Room at ��������������������� ����������������� ����������� See the “Old Wild West” back in the wild days as Western Heritage Muse- the Casa Loma Apts at 204 come alive with a weekend well as their back stories. um: 6th & Fremont Streets. W. Allen Street. ���������������� ���������������� honoring Tombstone’s most Let us take you back in More on Tombstone and Tombstone A.A. Meetings: ������������������ notable and legendary law- time, starting with the Wyatt Earp than anyone in Wednesday Nights 6:00pm, ������������������ ������������������ man Wyatt Earp. This Apache Indians, the Mexi- country. $5.00 adults, 10-5 Friday Nights at 7:00pm, event is sponsored by the can-American War, the Mon-Sat, Sun 1-5. both open discussion. Cor- Tombstone Lions Club and Army’s influence, the silver Into The West Jeep Tours: ner of Allen and 2nd Sts. �������������������� ������������������ ��������������� it will feature three full mining and of course...the Monday-Sunday. Please call Tombstone Community days of continuous “Action gunfights! Live Histori- (520) 559-2151. Congregational Church Fel- ���������������� ���������������� ���������������� Packed” street entertain- cal Reenactments Daily: Boothill Graveyard: Self lowship room. ment starting at 10:00 A.M. 11:00, 12:30, 2:30. 524 Al- guided tour; 8:00am-6:30pm American Legion Aux- ������������������ ������������������ ������������������ For additional information len Street. 520.508.5736. daily; Highway 80 just north iliary: meets at 6:30 p.m. contact W.F. “Bronco Bill” SASS-Cowboy Action of town. on the first Wed of each ����������������������������������� Pakinkis at (520)266-5266 Shooting Matches: First Tombstone Rose Tree Mu- month. or Pat Kelly at (520) 457- Sunday and Second and seum: Home to the world’s Tombstone Vigilettes: ����������������������������������� 8012. third Saturday of the largest rose tree and Tomb- Meet at 7pm on the first Tombstone 4th of July: month: Cowboy Mounted stone memorabilia! Admis- of each month at Vigilante July 4, 2020, Fireworks at Shooting Practice, first Sat- sion is $5 for adults; children Hall on Allen St. welcom- ���������������������������� dusk at Medigovitch Ball urday and third Sunday. For under 14 are free when ac- ing new members! Field. More activities to be more information call 457- companied by an adult. The Cochise County Corral �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� announced. 3559. tombstonelivery@msn. museum is open daily from of the Westerners: Meets The Annual DOC Holli- com. 11 a.m. to 5p.m. Located on at 7:00pm the first Thurs- ������������������������� ������������������������� DAYS: August 7, 2020-Au- Helldorado Town Shows: 4th and Toughnut. www. days of every month at gust 9, 2020. Visit www. 11:45, 1:15 and 3 p.m. seven tombstonerosetree.com. Schieffelin Hall. Enjoy learn- ��������������������������������������� theannualdochollidays.com days a week; $7 adults, $5 Tombstone Courthouse ing about western history, for more information. More children 6-12; Fourth and State Historic Park: 7 days cowboy poetry, short his- ������������������������������������������� info to be announced. Toughnut. a week 9a.m.-5p.m. Admis- tory and more. Call (520) �������������������������������������������� Annual Showdown in OK Corral: Shows everyday sion $7 for adults, $2 7-13 378-1833 for more info or Tombstone: September 5, at 12pm, 2pm and 3:30pm. and 6 and under are free. email doug@doughocking. 2020-September 6, 2020. Tickets available at the OK Active and retired military com. ��������������������������������������������� There will be street enter- Corral. 50% off. with ID. Third and King Solomon Lodge, #5, ����������������������������������������������������� tainment from 10:00AM to Tombstone Vigilantes: Toughnut. F&AM: Meets FIRST MON- ���������������������������������������������������� 4:00PM daily, at Allen St entertain the second, fourth Tombstones Historama: DAY in each month, up- and 4th St. If you would and fifth Sundays of each Actor Vincent Price tells the stairs in Schieffelin Hall at �������������������������������������������������������� like to participate this month starting just before story of Tombstone. Open 7pm, except on Holidays, ������������������������������������� event, please give us a call 12:00 noon on alternate daily, 9:30-4:30. then the next Monday. All ������������������������ at (520) 457 3434 for more locations of Allen Street OK Corral: Famous his- visiting brothers in good info. and perform skits every torical site where Wyatt standing are welcome and Wyatt Earp Vendetta 15 minutes from 1:00 Earp & Doc Holliday fought invited to attend. Kenn Ride: Oct 11th-16th. Join p.m. to 2:30 p.m. (520) the Clantons & McLaurys on Barrett, WM-Al Camacho, City of Tombstone Contact Phone Numbers us as we ride Wyatt’s Trail 457-3291. Oct. 26, 1881. Doc Holliday Sec. ������������������������������������ of Retribution Our five-day Tombstone Vigilettes: room open daily. Allen Street Wild West Detachment historic Tombstone, Arizo- Fashion show every sec- between Third and Fourth Marine Corps League: Ev- ����������������������������������������������� na horseback ride and tour ond, fourth & fifth Sun- Streets. ery 2nd Sunday at 1:00pm �������������������������������������������� will focus on Wyatt Earp’s day of the month; free; Tombstone Epitaph: The at the American Legion �������������������������������������������� Vendetta Ride of March/ Allen Street. Old West’s most famous pa- Post 24. April 1882. HISTORIC TOURS per published in Tombstone CHURCHES ���������������������������������������������� Annual Helldorado Days: & MUSEUMS since May, 1880. Free mu- Bethel Chapel Assembly ���������������������������������� October 16, 2020-October Birdcage Theatre: In seum, open daily from 9:30- of God: Bethel Chapel As- ��������������������������� 18, 2020. Helldorado Days 1881 the Bird Cage was 5:00pm. sembly of God Church: 10 is a festival that began in the most famous honky- Good Enough Under- North 1st Street, PO Box 127 ��������������������������� Tombstone in 1929 and is tonk in America. The ground Mine Tour: Mon- Sun Tombstone, AZ 85638. 520- ������������������������������ held every year in October. New York Times referred 10:00a.m.-4:00p.m. Call for 366-6540. Service Times: Check out the most rip-roar- to it as the wildest, reservations & group tour Sunday Bible Study 9:30 ������������������������������� ing celebration in Tomb- wickedest night spot be- information. (520) 457-3333. am, Sunday Worship 10:45 ������������������������������ stone during Helldorado tween Basin Street and Tombstone Walking Tours am, Wednesday Prayer and ���������������������������� Days! Helldorado is held ev- the Barbary Coast op- with Dr. Jay: Amazing tales Scripture 6:00 pm. ery third weekend in Octo- erating 24 hours a day of the gunfighters, miners, Tombstone Congrega- ���������������������������������� ber and consists of gunfight through the 1880’s of- soiled doves & more! Res- tional Church: Come wor- �������������������������������������� re-enactment shows, street fering gambling, drink- ervations required, (520) ship and fellowship with ������������������������������������ entertainment, fashion ing, risqué entertainment 457-9876. us at God’s weekly fam- shows and more. In addition, and the best well known ART ily reunion! Adult Sunday come and watch the Annual ladies of the night. This Tombstone Association of School at 9:30 AM. Wor- Helldorado Parade on Sun- created an unspeakable the Arts: All artwork is origi- ship and Children’s Pro- day at 11am. reputation for this opera nal and created by Cochise gram at 10:30 AM. Cof- ENTERTAINMENT house saloon. 140 bullet County residents from fee hour following. Allen American Legion: Thurs- holes from 16 shootings Tombstone, Sierra Vista, and 2nd - 1 block from day night is Karaoke with adorn its walls, ceilings Hereford, St. David & more. Tombstone Historic Dis- Mike Reeves 5:00p.m.-8:30 and floors, giving mute Call 457-2380 for info. 4th & trict. p.m. Café Legionnaires is evidence that represents Allen Streets. First Baptist Church: now open! much of Tombstone’s no- MEETINGS Sun School, 9:30am- Big Nose Kate’s: Live en- torious past. Preserved to- City Council: meets at 7 10:30am. Sun morning ser- tertainment daily! Monday- day in its original state, p.m. on second Tuesday of vice 10:45am. Sun evening Thursday starting at 12noon this unique site remains a each month at Schieffelin service 6:00pm. Wed Bible is Raleigh Jay, Friday-Sun- time tunnel of a bygone era. Hall. 457-2202. study & prayer 6:00pm. day starting at 12noon is Be prepared to step back Tombstone Lions Club: Thurs women’s Bible study Mick.Karaoke with Dave into time. An unforgettable Meet every first and third 6:00pm-8:00pm. Sixth and Thursdays starting at 7pm. memory of the Old Wild Wednesday at 6:30pm at Fremont Streets. (520) Bands on Friday and Satur- West. Open daily 9a.m.- Vigilante Hall. Call 520 457- 457-8303. day nights starting at 7 pm. 6p.m. with night time ghost 3291 for info. St. Paul’s Episcopal: Crystal Palace: Karaoke tours! Tombstone Forward As- Worship service 10:30 Tuesdays starting at 7p.m. Old Tombstone Tours: sociation: Meets on the first a.m.; Third and Safford Fri. and Sat., live music Fully narrated tours by Tuesday of each month at Streets; 432-5402. starting at 7:30p.m. stagecoach or covered wag- the Tombstone Senior Cen- Sacred Heart Mass: Johnny Ringo’s Bar: Open on; daily 9 am til 5 pm on ter, 6:00pm. Wednesday evening, 5pm, 7 days a week, Tuesdays Allen Street across from Improved Order of Red Sunday morning, 10am. and Wednesdays open from Crystal Palace. Men Chokonen Tribe: Meets Holy Days will be posted. 2pm-10pm. Delivering piz- Tombstone Gunfighter the last Thursday of every Tombstone Cowboy zas Friday Saturday and and Ghost Tour: See Tomb- month at 5:30pm at Bren- Church: Services on Sunday Sunday from 6pm-11pm. stone’s 10 most haunted des- das Chuckwagon 339 S. 4th at 9:00am. Wed 6pm din- GUNFIGHTS & SHOWS tinations! Tours leave night- St, Tombstone AZ. Novem- ner, Bible study 7pm, Friday The Gunfight Palace: We ly at 6pm. Tickets available ber meeting on Nov 17th @ night Youth Night, 7pm. 9th give you a magnificent at Big Nose Kate’s Saloon. 5:30pm. and Fremont. ��������������������������������� ���������������������������������������� ���������������������������� ���������������������������������� �������������������� �������������������� ������������������������ ����������������������������������� ������������������������������������� Trivia Answers: ������������������������� 1. Assam. 2. Ozone. 3. Pacific. 4. Blue Whale. 5. Rainforest. ������������������������������ 6. Aral Sea. 7. Ukraine. 8. Eutrophication. 9. Lonosphere. ��������������������������� 10. Nitrogen.