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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

There will re three tickets on the county ticket. Democratic Republican and Socialist. all three having filed sheir nominations with the board oi supervisors within the required time, oday b ing the last day Several changes on the tickets will he made h-fo:e submitting copy to the printer the name of E R Pirtle of Douglas to he substituted for tha, of Gao H Kelly. resigned, ss nominee tor the constitutional convention on the Democratic ticket. Two vacancies on the Republican will also likely be filled; while any withdrawals on the Socialist ticket will be similarly treated.
 The boord of supervisors today ordered the building of the county bridge a: Benson, and advertisement for bids will follow shortly The br dge W Il be good substan tial iron structure, calculated to easily with stand the floods of the San Pedro,
 The board created three new school distri' Is in the county, acting favor ably on pc itions presented and the recommendations of tine county sc ,ool superintendent. The new dis tricts are Osborn, near Bisbee; Sol. dier Holes, in Sulphur Spring valley and Tufa near Douglas
 The resignation of H A James as justice of the peace at Paradise was accepted and J c Hancock appointed in his place.
 The board after allowing a number oi bills and passing upon minor mat ters, adjourned this afternoon t. meet on November 18th.
 The board have provided for all election supplies, and details officially required in connection with the election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Finds Wife In
 County Hospital

Word has been received in Bisbee that Mrs. T. nk' n Williams, who dis appeared from that city more than two weeks ago. had been found on a train near Colorado Springs. -h . was in an unconscious condition and was taken to the Ballyema hospital and after time regained conscious ness.
 The disappearance of the woman WIS one Of the most mysterious cases ever known in Arizona. She went away while her husband was at work m the mine and nothing was heard from hr until more than a week ago, when message was received from Albuquerque that a woman answering her description had been seen in that city. That was the last that was heard of her whereabouts until the message was received from Colorado Springs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Another Railroad
 Coming to Tucson

Additional evidence of America n enterprise in Mexico is Irnished by a
 projected railway in Sonora. It will
 be the means of op ming & most va!- uahle mining territory hitherto kept from advancing because of i's com . p,rstive inaccessibility, except hy burro and wagon trains. As origi- nally intended. the new road was to he built from Pnrf Lob, g, on the So- nora side of tine Gulf of California, to Csbercs, a distance of about 50 miles. concessions for which had been ob- tsined. After surveys had been made the field looked so promising that it was determined, if possible, to extend the line l5O miles farther to Tucson CT ssing the boundary line at q point near the 'nction of the Altar and Magdalena districts. A concession has recently been granted by the Mexican government for tine strip from Csberca to the boundary line.
 The route from the Gul' port to Ca
 berca has been completely surveyed, and the work of building that portion will begin early in November. Sur veys of the route between Csberca, Sonora, and Tucson, will ne taken up by the railway pgineers next month. or just as soon ss the rainy season is ended, and will he vigorously pushed to a conclusion. As soon as practi cable construction work will begin, and every effort made to have the new line between the Gulf and Tue :an completed at an early date. As Port Lol os is about 300 miles above Gurymas. on the Gulf, the new line will save about 250 miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
From Mondays Daily.

Harry Eckerman returned yester
 day from Charleston after an absenc
 of about a week.
 Word was received Saturday tha
 Mrs. Albert Riley and sister, Miss NJ
 A. Cowies, arrived at Cleveland, Ohio
 just before their father passed away The elder rowles ~ss S4 years of age The PRosPEo OR joins in extending condolence to the bereaved family Another arrest has been made in Go. chise county in connection with the Rapier forgery case. A man named Lemon is charged with be ng impli- cated m the case, and the United States authorities have arrested him ct Bisbee. The developments in the Rapier case promise to involve quite s number of people, and ore arrests are looked for
 Mir. A Thompson and wife are Tombstone visitors from Los Angeles on brie stay. Mrs. Thompson is a sister of Mrs Fred Hahn and Miss Edna Eads of this city Mir. and Mrs Thompson are enronte east and will remain here few days.
 Arthur Gage. secretary of the Tomb stone Consolidated Mines Co, re- turned yesterday from L's Angeles, where he has been on a brief business visit.
 If you would see some wood ju-t drop around to the wood yard of BoT- ro~dale Bros.
 The quail season opened today and Tombstone nimrods are out in large numbers.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal Foster arr rived today from Bsbee with pris- oner who must an wer to Uncle Sam on the charge of stealing come money orders from the post flee at Bisbee
 There are seventy prisoners in the county jail and its capacity is be ng crowded to the limit.
 Mrs. Charles Mcdonald and daugh- ter. Helen, returned to Bisbee today after A visit here of a fortnight, the guests of Mrs. Charles A. Wallace.
 From the appearance of the wood yard and coal bins of Borrowdale Br. s there will be little danger of coal famine in Tombstone for a little while, at least. Three carloads of wood and two of coal IS fair consign- ment for a starter to allay fears of fuel shortage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
An Arizona Pioneer
 Gone to His Rest

Luther Martin, one of the oldest and most highly respected pione, rs of Arizona, died in Tombstone last even. ing after brief illness.
 Ih deceased was prominent in the early history of the territory. being numbered among the daring ones who came to Ariznna in l8S6. He first set. tied in Apache county, where during those trying times hia valor was tested and his courage stood him in good stead. He served two terms as sheriff of that county, and was subsequently, honored bJ election to the legisla- ture. In this capacity he likewise dis tinguished himself and was returned to the council, ably representing hi- district and winning encomiums from his 'nstituency. During more re cent years deceased did not actively participate in 'itics, hut ever man, tested a deep interest in matters af- fecting the wei are of Arizona. F wac 6i years of age, 6 veteran of the cIvil war, serving with the Sec nd Missouri Ca, airy, Co l.. He leave two daughters, Mrs. NJ. J. Feney and Miss Anna L. Martin, and . con. Win Martin, all of Tombstone. che latter heinz in the employ of the T c NJ Go. The remains will be shipped tn Phoenix and laid to rest in the family plat alongs'de of his wife whose de mice preceded her husbands death one year.
 Deceased vas a member of the Cath oIIc church and services will be said by Rev Father Nevstus of Pho. nix The PRosPEcToR joins the community in extending condolence to the be- reaved family in their hour of be- reav.ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Kicking Up a Muss
 On City Matter

N"tices are posted around the city urging a meeting to discuss municipa! affairs and incidentally acme conten- tion, when present conditions do not warrant alarm The sam DO ice was refused publicity through the PRos- PEcroR, yesterday, adhe:ing to strict rule of this paper that anonymous communications are not acceptable "v"x Pc uli, ""Veritss." Voter" and "Mapy Citizens" claimed the atten- tion of the public at one time, but modern methods exact that the az. grie, ed lessen the burden y append ing Lis name to his tale of woe. We are in sympathy with those who de- sire a discussion of public affairs, end the municipal authorities heinz sna ious to extricste themselves from q dilemins into which they unwittingiy find themselves, an appeal to the common council would be that grace. ful that q public meeting would mo , 1 assure fly be arranged for. when Many Citizens" would he accorded respect
 'nl hearing ard the dignity of tt. city f. thers maintained. This wouii bs the modern way of settling a vex
 a. ious matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Forger Rapier
 Attracts Attention

The Dispatch says: Douglas peo- pie were stung to the tune of $38O by the bad check artist, E. P. Rapier. Those who We're caught kept quiet about 1t to give the governments secret service man a better chance to work up the case. Uncle Sam sent 8 clever little chap from Denver to see about Rapier's conduct in Douglas. This young man left yesterday after noon for Phoenix to turn over to U $ Attorney Alexander the bad checks as evidence. Rapier. meanwhile, is in jail at Tombstone, having been caught at B.sbee several days ago"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Progress Made In
 Sauvage Murder Trial

Regarding the progress of the Isuvage mu der case now on trial at N"galeS, eing transferred from thi. 'ount' on chang Of venue, the Nrgale- Times says:-
 Curt pened promptly st nins f.i- morning and the Sauvage murder ,,-e P. in l. Id the ta
 ? om he facts proved by tn. ''osecut'o' it appears that on August :. l9 ,, enry Ssuvage, the husband the w,man on trial was returning home 10 his honse in Wood Canyon oear Bisbee, wien the defendant Kate Sauvage, from an uppsr room shot him as he approached, in the head and instantly killed him. On the opposite side of the road, Amos Stone, a step son was posted with ( rine.
 "Tne prosecution rested just before noon and Thomas Bennett of Bisbee counsel for the defendant, opened the case to the jury. The defense as out lined by him will substantially be that Ssuvage in his life time was cruel beyond measure and that he made life a burden for his family that when he came up his wife called on him to stop; that he pu. his hand m his hIp pocket t. draw a revolver when shs.t and killed him.
 "0ne witness was sworn for the defense before dinner"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
Deadly Serpent Bites

are as common in India as are stomach and liver disorders with us Fo' t1e lat ter however there is . sure Remedy, Electric B,tters; the great restorative medicine. of which s. A. rown, of
 ennettsvilIe, sc, says: "They re- stored my wife t. perfect health, after years of suffering with dyspepsis and a chemically torpid liver" EiectrIc Bitters cure oh fand fever, malaria : Ttiliousness, lame back, kidney troubles and bladder disorders Sold on guar
 ntee by ell druegists. Pr e Soc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

After drinking bottle of hair oil, indulging in an imitation Indian war dance so realistic that the iady guests of the hostelry sought seclusion in the upper portion of the building, and insisting that the chsmbermaid be- come his wife forthwith, Gus Linburg, A prospectcr from Walker, was arrest ed yesterday at noon in the Prescott Hotel, on warrant charging him with insanity, and at hIs hearing later in the day wss adludged insane and or dered committed to the territorial asylum for tine insane at Phoenix Prescott Journal-Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

piny to Mrs Francisco Allen Benson pro | erty. lOJ E \ Ven Arnim to- onaci-
 ano Bo juorquez de Rad
 riques Douglas prop ] eTty. loo Manuel R Rldriquez ct ux |. 10 Edward CamoL and Miguel Garcia Douglas property. ty......... ZU August Baron ct ux to Porter Mcdonald Tomb
 stone property ........ 10 US to Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company
 U s to Richard ] Bretherton, Claude NJ Renkel and |. F Jackson U St to Santa Fe Pacific Railroad company
 sATIsFACT ON OF MORTGAGE. Bank of Bisbee, ss assignee of Jessie YOak um, to J K Mo ae
 Bank of Bisbee to Fred M Malone
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Manuel R Rodriguez to Donsciano B de Rodriguez
 MORTGAGE Edgar Thompson ct ux to J H Slaughter
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

c at Mark Smith will tour Coo ise county next week. shaking hands, not as formality only, but to visit his old home and revel in receptions such as Arizona generously tenders the true and trusted servant that he has proven himself to be.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

The infant son of Mir. and Mrs Ihos Bennett, died yesterday after hriei illness. The little sufferer wa
 l3 months old The sympathy of tn community is extended the hereave,
 parents.
 A speci l meeting of the St. Paui
 lad es Guild will be held at the resi-
 dence of Mrs. Mscis on Fremont streer
 tom rrow, Wednesday, at 2:30 p. m
 Important business. A full attend
 ance is requested. A cordial invita-
 ton Is extended to all those interest.
 ed m the work of St. Psul's Church.
 In Phoenix, 6 few days ago, a
 lawyer who had made several inef-
 [ ctusl attempts to commit suicide died natural death The Prescott Courier says that in connection with ths. it is stated that he a short time before had an interest in newspap per. We have heard of Arizona lawyers who were sorely sore on account of getting tangled up with newspapers, but this is the first actual fatality re- ported.
 Mir. Jos. D. Canon, the Socialist candidate for delegate to congress wa the first candidate to visit Tomb stone. He is to be followed by Judge Ainsworth, the join. statehHd nom- iDee who is to appear tomorrow, Hon. Wm. Cooper the republican nomi- nee is scheduled for the 30th while Our Mark will address the voters If his old home on the 3lst. The voter will finish by swelling the Dem- ocratic majority.
 Editor Kirk of the Bisbee Miner and chairman of the Republican Cen tral committee was a Tombstone visit to .ay. MT. Kirk was busy with s few of the faithful, it being understood his mission is to prevent the wholesale withdrawal" of nomi- nees on the ticket before it becomes entirely too fashionable. The com mittee are still skirmishing the Rep uhlican fields for available timber to accept two positions aire dy vacant on the ticket.
 Since Tombstone II not be per mitfed to elect city officials on No- yember 6, the offic'al call a-ing been neglected, m1ch perturbation exists as to whether the present municipal authorities are "hold.overs or not The scussiOn of the matter has reached point where an amicable understanding should be arrived al nd II the face oi ,l @ fact that the several attorneys f the cit, ntertai' l fferenf views on he situation, and ii-cussi L is tic able feature 0 . he day, the 9nsti"p of calling s l m,ss mrefing i> now being agitate, ! AS the m-aLs nf sscertaining whether | we will have special election or be l hy existing conditions. The authorities regret that the call was overlooked, and while the | of taxpayers are satisfied W tn the present 'nistration, the city officials would rather that the m alter te adjusted so as to put at ease the n inds of those who harbor an un- founded fear that An injustice has been purposeiy done them. It is to be hoped that the minds thus ds- turbed may be agreeabiy reconclled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Cents Gold and Silver $I co Lea 7acents Gold, Silver, Coppersl 50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Serd for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

Philip Greppin, representing the we'll known paper dealers of Los, An geles, Blake Moffit < Towne. was a Tombstone visitor today in the inter ests of his firm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

Wiley ct ux to State Mutus B X l. Assn W c Ferris ct ux to William Rieckhoff
 DEEDS
 International Land and
 Improvement company
 to Alexander Williams
 Douglas property. ...... 7c0 .. Yum Cannon and Alfred
 Godfrey to Chas Strong
 mines in Tombstone
 mining district. .. V R N Gr-aves to I G
 Nsquin Naco property. 700 Jeremiah Lucy to Jane A
 Eaton mines in Dos Cabezas district. ...... 20O0 .. Owen T Smith ct ux. James Buserbark and
 Gideon Boericke to
 Dragon Cattle company lana l OO F P Req, heir of Chas H Req, deceased, to w
 Wallace mine in Warren
 mining district. .... Tn mas Dwyer I " Wal
 lace mines ;n Warren
 mining district. ..... l Title Guarantee and Trust
 company to D ougl as
 property. ... E T Mitchell ct ux to
 John Igo ct ux Douglas
 prop~rty. lO .. Frank Mo"dy ct ux to
 Harry c Holbrnok Doug las property.... .... 1e
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. Alexander Williams ct ux to Ari- zona Mutual s & L Assn
 John Igo ct ux to Citizens Bank of Ben-on Htrry q Holbrook ct ux to Arizona Mutual s & L Assn
 Allie Campbell to Emma Hatcher Will am Holmes to the Leadville Mining c O m pany mines in Turquoise mining district. 10 Sam J Mil'ert JW Voris Bi-bee property .. B.. Thomas Sullivan to o E Andress Douglas prop ertS. -...--.. lu - Sam L D Miller to I l. Currier mines in the Hartford mining dis trlct Henry aldeck to L Currier mines in the Hartford mining di g. tTiCt Samuel J Miller and Harry Rau 10 LCurrier mines in the Warren mining Qlstflct- ..
 MORTGAGE Ben c Smith ct ux to Arizona Mu B & l. Assn A L Lutcavich to H Slaughter OE Andrees ct ux to Citizens Bank c Benson George Dolfn ct ux to H. W Etz X Ce August Daley ct uI to Charles Cls-
 CHATTIE MORTGAGE.
 Nj R Calhoun ct ux to D E Oliver
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE W Lynch ct ux to Enoch R Jones
 Wm Neville, executor and manager, to Arizona Trust & Banking Com pany
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE DE Oliver to Nj R Calhoun John F Hill to George H Stevens WARRANTY DEED w H Hughes to W s Lynch Bssbee property. 575 .. Richard Corl ct ux to | Selma C Nelson Bisbee | property. y............ 9OO " A s eppard ct ux to | Theodore Scbweichler
 land. - A L W ilson ct ux to W N
 spsrks Nsco property. POO .. H Maddux ct ux to F H
 Berry Douglas prop CT y----. .-....-.. ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS eIvEii IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS GlvEii IN BRle John Hsyland to Annie dawn Douglas prop. eIty ..-.. 4U q. JE Thompson company to Robert and Mary Blum bisbee property. ..... 200 Welths Day 10 Ella R Short Bistee property. 300 E R Pirtle company and A Overlook ct ux to Seth l. Hazard Douglas property. ....... 10 -, sam iller, A D Miller and Miller to Miss Edith Miller B bee Pr"perty = Will jam Griffith, receiver of Arizona Savings and Investment company to Malcom G Tsdlock and Msgee ct ux rouglas PtopCs'y
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mary Hoglund, assignee of John Hog und. to Thomas Foster NC Paddock to Mary r. Dubs Ar zona Trust & Banking to T T Hines etrx
 Bank of Bisbee to c w Baker ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Andrew Hoglund to Mary Hoglund
 AGREEMENT E Thompson company agree to pay taxes for 1906 on certain lots purchased of John NJ Johnson on locker mining claim, Bishee
 POWER OF ATT.RNEY Mary Csssady to David Csssady
 BILL OF SALE George L Dunn to Fred Williams Clsriste Beauchsmp to Mrs A E Matter
 cHArTLE NJ RTGAGE John riller to Joe Kline Jntu Brilier to Joe Kline Mrs A E Matters to Frank NJ Watts
 MORTGAGE Mary E Dubs to State Mutual B 6 L Assn PARTY WALL AGREEMENT John NJ Johnson ct ux with J E Thompson Go
 B. S. DEED Cors s and w F Nihart to Mrs MollIe < Foster Douglas property. 300 .
 MINING DEEDS S S Kirkpatrick to G B Richardson mines in California mining d g. tIsCt =. LA Epgle to G B Richard con mines in California mining dis rict ..... l ..
 QUIT CLAIM DEED NV Wallace ct ux and A A Dudley to G A Hedges Douglas property .. .. 225 .. Felisita Arvizu tc S A Nor ris Douglas property.... 14O .. E R Pirtle company to Felisita Arv'zu Douglas P-b p erty ---... SV
 WARRANTY DEED Thomas Negri ct ux to John s Sugich and Ilija K sugich Bishee property. e400 .. U to William c Ferris
 BILL OF SALE s s Badger to c B Ashley EFT Schxw to P Connolly CIaws,n m Addition to Douglas
 CONTRACT OF SALE Bennett & Williams and West Pul Co
 ARTICLES cy ACCOMMODATIONS The Warren District Bank The Charity MiningCo
 AGREEMENT. Cepp Belle Mining Co with Shan pes ~opPer Co
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21
MORTGAGE.

Robert N Kneale to Pierre E Mari atti
 G R Wiley ct ux to State Mutual B X l. Assn
 W c Ferris ct ux to William F Rieckhoff
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-10-21

Harry Eckerman returned yester- day from Charleston after sn absence of about a week.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
MONR0VlA

Miss jeanette Conable gave a re-
ception Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Miss Cole. who is visiting here from
the east White La Marche roses were
arranged throughout the house and re-
freshments were served.
The Jolly club held it's regular meet
ing Saturday evening at the home of
A. w. Salker.
Lucien Hazen and Aubrey McCraw
entertained the members of the Mon
rovia high school graduating class on
Friday evening.
Harold Salisbury entertained a party
of friends Friday evening.
The women of the Eastern Star were
entertained Tuesday afternoon from 3
to by Mrs. Frank ]. Cornes.
At the meeting of the Saturday After
noon club of Monrovia yesterday after
noon Mrs. A. w. Sarwine had charge
of the program. Indians, their baskets
and the meaning of the coloring in the
baskets were discussed.
Miss Bessie Belle Thew entertained
at the Woman's club house Thursday
evening. The proceeds were divided
equally between the Episcopal church
of Duarte and the San Francisco suf-
terers.
Mrs. A. e. Cronenwett entertained
Wednesday evening to celebrate her
husbands birthday.
The missionary society of the Presby-
terian church was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Alfred Ottoway
The Farmers club held an all-day
session Friday at the Woman's club
house.
The Apollo club held it's regular meet
ing Monday evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
DEALS A BLOW TO CIGARETTES
New German Tariff of So a Thousand
viii Compel Many English
Factories to Close

Special Cable to The Herald
LONDON, April 2S.-The cigarette
making industry has suffered a violent
shock by the new German tariff of Ell
a thousand on British made cigarettes,
which went into effect the first of this
month.
An immediate result of this duty Is
that Messrs Muratti, who employ near
ly 600 hands in Manchester and do
trade of nearly 70,000,000 cigarettes an
nually with Germany, have decided to
start factory in Berlin.
P. l.. Baker of Leicester, leaf tobac-
CO importer, says:
"This means that many thousand
cigarette makers in London, Liverpool
Manchester, Congleton and other towns
will be thrown out of employment. But
there is worse still in store. The home
market now is secure but this is
threatened 1t must be thrown open
to the world and soon only American
cigarettes will be smoked in England"
After pointing out that the duty on
manufactured tobacco is unfortunate
enough to have engaged the consider
alton" of DR.. Thomas, M. p, and the
chancellor of the eXchequer, Mr.. Baker
continues
There are probably 10000 cigarette
makers in England today. Take away
the slight protection and in three years
there will not be 1000 employed. Twen-
ty-nine thousand to swell the ranks of
the unemployed What does the Labor
party say to this?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-29
ELSINORE

Mr. and Mrs. q. A. w. Smith of
Whittier, who were married Wednes-
day in Riverside are the guests of
Mrs. Mary H. Michener of North Main
street. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss
Nora Goff of San Jacinto
Mrs. G. T. Orr, who has been here
from Oakland, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Guy Willsey, left for home this
week. Her husband has not been seen
or heard from since the first earth
quake shock
Mr.. and Mrs o. w. Amsbury have
returned to their home in Long Beach.
Mrs. E. Mccoy and little daughter
Doris returned from Riverside Mon
day.
Miss Pansy Macy returned from Los
Angeles Thursday.
Among arrivals at the Bundy are:
w. M. James, e. w. Kidder,. Los An
geles: c. L. Beckman, Seattle; Mrs.
w. c. Cline and child, Upland; j. B.
Stewart and wife, Mrs. William Sulli-
van, Long Beach; L. D. Winders, Co.
roma.
Among Lakeview arrivals are: M,
E. McGard, DR.. Edw. c. Moore and
wife, F. w. Thompson, D. C. Carrell,
Joseph C. Moffett, Mrs. F. A. McCleary,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Barry, Theo. w.
Karrouse, Mrs. H. M. Dow, Mary G.
Fowler, Los Angeles.