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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-22

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Interesting Paragraphs
 From Our Exchanges

One statistician has discovered that there has been 40 per cent decrease in the cost of funerals, but it will be just like perverse humanity to neglect this opportunity to try 'em while they are cheap.
 A Tucson man fell downstairs at his home the other day, and, striking on his right hip pocket, in which he had bunch of keys, he was badly hurt. Still, he was probably glad he didn't have a quart bottle in that pocket.
 "He who hoards money at a time like this doesn't deserve to have any, remarks an exchange. The working man who succeeds in hoarding money at time like this has got remark ably economical wife.
 A territorial paper is worried beca use the goosebone presages a mild winter, while the fu on the foxes indicate that we will have a hard winter. In that case, it seems to us, the foxiest move would be to fill the coal bin.
 A Phoenix woman with a knack for figures has discovered that she walks over seven miles a days while perform. ing her ordinary household duties. We would like to see her estimlte ol the miles she covers while trying to match bit of ribbons.
 Fred Anderson, injured in a mine explosion at Wendendale recently, died Saturday at Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an infamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is unframed you have rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be de- stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Cstarrh, which is noth- ing but an infiamed condition of the mucuous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (csused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure. Send for cir culsrs free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders Of the Phoenix & Eastern Railroad Con- pany will be held at the offices of the company in the City of Prescott, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday, November 2oth, 1907, at 1900 o'clock noon said date, for the purpose o' electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought before the meeting.
 Books for the trsnsfer of stock will be closed November 5th. remaining closed until December 5th.
 Dated ss Prescott, Arizona, this second day of October, 1907.
 CHAS E WALKER, w-o27 Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Attorney Shelly
 Surprises Friends

Telegrsphic advices from Tucson are to the effect that District Attorney F. W. Shelly married Miss Mabel Duloes of Pssadens, Cal, at Tucson Saturday, Rev. Woodward of the Epis- copal church of that city officiating.
 The news of the nuptials comes as genuine surprise to the friends of the groom here, who little suspected that the object of his several trips to Cali fornia were prompted, aided and ab+t,ed by Cupid with view of join ing the ranks of the benedicts.
 The bride is an accomplished and popular young lady of Pasadena. The bridal couple after spending q brief honeymoon trip viii come to Tomb stons to reside. where a warm vel come awsite them.
 The Pvosrrerc1 joins in extending hearty congratulations and best wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24

The Arizona Teachers Association have concluded their session at Phoe- mir. The association took . parting shot ct Territorial School Supt. Long of Phoenix and read resolutions csll- ing for his resignation. After warm discussion the resolution was tabled but expected to be brought up again at the next meeting. The session was the largest attended in the history of the Arizona organization, The follow iLg officers were elected for the ensu- ing year: President, J. B Jolly, sup't. of the Prescott schools; secretary. Misi Smyser of Tucson; treasurer, H. E, Berner of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
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 National Bank Bisbee
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 Smith Bisbee prop- | orby-. S'V Frederick Hedberg ct ux to Jacob Jscobson Bedberg property ... 10 |. H A Schwart: to Frank Johnson Bisbee prop eity INV International Land and Improvement O m pAny to James Blair Sehore Doug,ss prop eEty.. .........-...-. Soe Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining om- psny to Andy John- son Douglas property l070 IT James Finney to Mari etts Adams, Douglas property .........
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 B.4 S. DEED. Mrs E s Duggsn W F Nihart Douglas prop erty. .-..-.-,...... zS3 SO Msrtha Storbeck ct ux to V,olo Spikes Doug lac property. -
 MINING DEED. J c Hannon to John F and George F Hannon mines in the Cslifor. mia mining district 10 ..
 AGREEMENT OF LLAsE. William M Adamson to Barry Fl. lrslie
 CONTRACT or SALE. Oliver Typewriter Co to Rsdford X Skiles
 Oliver Typewriter Co to Jose Con- .ales
 ASSIGNMENT or CONTRACT. Southwestern Realty Co to A c Wright
 CONDITIONAL sALr, Barry Ellerslie with wm NJ Adam.
 PROBATE COURT. Estate c L Davis Estate Geo WMurphy
 MINING DEED. E F. Dennis ct ux to Bisbee Queen Develop ment company mines in the Warren mining outrlcb.
 WARRANTY DEED. W 8 Lynch ct ux to Mark l. Ball Bisbes property ..--........ oVo .. John s Taylor, mayor, toM L Butler Bisbee property ty...--...-...- lo
 MORTGAGE Jss P Kelly e. uI to W F Nihart JE Brown ct ux to Max Goldman
 PATENT. U D 70 l IL aDu VI nefTiu
 cHArTLE MORTGAGE. Thomas E Hurd to Buxton Smith Co
 Byron Merrill ct u1 to Mary F Titus Milton French to William Beltoa AM Corona to Los Angeles Type writer Exchange IT Frazier to Los Angeles Type writer Exchange Florence Newcomb to Los Angeles Typewriter Exchange CA Hall to W F Nihsrt SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE. RE sampson to H D Tinkor R. [. MORTGAGE. Mark L Ball ct ux to W 8 Lynch ATTACHMENT.
 McDonald & Cohn vs W c Collin | POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Yuma's Exhibit
 At the Fair

Here are some of the things Yuma Is displaying at the territorial fair: Three sweet potatoes with an sggre- gate weight of sixty pounds field corn each stalk of which measures twenty two feet in height; sugar cane, the av- craze length of each stalk being sev. enteen feet; cotton which measures eight and one-hslf feet to the stalk grapevines five months old that are eighty Zee; long; ore from the Thumb b Butte property averaging s240 to the ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Sad Mishap to
 A Flagstaff Child

A horrible accident happened at Flagstaff Sunday. The 3-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. \. Grain was the victim. l he mother was bathing the little girl and, the room being cold, she placed the bath tub with the child in it on tie shelf of the kitchen stove. The mother turned for minute to get a towel, leaving the child in the tub, and the child in the meantime fell out of the tub onto the hot stove. She was so terribly burned before her mother could res cue her that death will likely result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Wife of Former
 Tombstoner Suicides

According to Los Angeles papers that arrived here today, Mrs Annie 0 Brien, wife of Willie O'Brien, former Tombstone youth and at pres ent member of the Los Angeles poll ice force, committed suicide in that city on Wednesday night by shooting herself through the heart She and her husband separated the lst of Nov ember. William O Brien is & hal: brother of John and Denny Twomey, of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24

Ralph Buckley, 4 year.old Pres colt boy, dropped pistol with which he was playing and was instantly killed.
 Twelve convicts were taken to the penitentiary during the past week.
 Yuma butchers have entered into an agreement whereby all markets are to be closed on Sunday.
 Yums's new school building will be of Spanish design, with beautiful court yards and fountains of playing water.
 Chicago will furnish the "hired help" for the New Gadsden hotel at Douglas, which wiil probably be for mslly opened on Thanks giving day.
 George A Mcdonald hss been sr rested at Phoenix on . charge sf em- bezzlement. He is wanted :n Itasca county, Minnesota. The principal scene in the popular play A Arizona' is laid at the Eureka Springs ran ch m Graham county. The lid hae been raised at Nogales and real money Is again being paid by the banks.
 Burglars are doing q wholesale tusi, ness in Nogales. Residences and business houses are being entered and i the officers seem helpless.
 Sasord schools have been closed or account of a case of diphtheria.
 F.J Sheldon, wanted in Graham county for embezzling s250o from tn, Shannon Copper company, has beer arrested in the City of Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Col. Greene Will
 Reside In Arizona

The Star says that an arrival from Cananea states that Col. w. C. Greene intends to make his winter residence in Tucson and has written to friends in that city to secure for him a suitable winter residence.
 Col. Greene had intended making his residence in Cansnea this winter, where Mrs. Greene has been staying for tae past few months during the hurried trips Of Col. Greene to New York and Chihuahus. The closing down of the workings of the Greene Csnanea company is said to be re- sponsible for the decision of Mir. and Mrs Greene 10 make their residence in Tucson until such time as Cananes shall resume its operations on the old scale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
To Arrest Those Who
 Infringed on Arizona

"I have had warrants issued for the srrest of those responsible for putting on the play 'Arizons' st Eastlake Park in Phoenix two years ago, and a' soon as they can be located srrests will be made, is the statement made recently by Harry Richards of. the "Arizona" company.
 The play was produced in Phoenix by tLe Ethel Tucker stock company, which organization will be remem- bered by thes.er-goers of this city, having played here on one or tao different occasions, and one of the warrants which has been sworn out is for Ethel Tucker. the leader of the company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
rom Tuesdays Daily.

H. St. Claire, representing the Il .. H. McNeil Co. of Phoenix, was Tombstone visitor today in the inter- ests of his firm.
 With new strikes being made in the Tombstone district, below the water level, the outlook is exception. ally bright fJr the historic old camp.
 F. J. Needhsm, cashier of tle local F. P. X $. W. depot, returned yester- day morning from e trip of severrl weeks to Douglas, where he went to relieve the agent at the smelter city, who was granted leave of absence.
 A reception is to be rendered Rev. A.bro and his family at the Methodist church next Thursday evening. A pleasant social time is expected, and A cordial invitation is extended to all Unless the Wells-Fsrgo company in Bisbe- agrees to eccep. bank drafts on iarGs cities in payment for express charges the board oi trsds Of Bisoes will declare war on that organizs- ton and threatens to cancel all ship ments. Following marriage licenses were issued in the probate court yesterday: Harry Litchfield to wed Lolo Cooper, both of Bisbee; Chas Wise to wed Lil- lisn Stevhams, both of Lowell; Miguel Bracament to wed Cayetsno Torres, both of Douglas.
 The board of supervisors meet to- night. Bids for building the branch county jail at Pirtleville will be opened and other official business passed upon.
 J. :. Wambaugh and Geo. Shibley arrived in Tombstone yesterday from Douglas. Both gentlemen were iden- tified with the pioneer work of build. ing the F.. P. & s. w in the south vest. MT. Wambaugh, who is civil engineer of note, having surveyed and outlined the route, while Mfr. Shibley was in charge of construction. The gentlemen are here on brief business visit and return to Bisbee today.
 District Attorney F. w. Shelley and bride, whose marriage at Tucson was announced in these columns, ar. rived today from Tucson and are busy receiving the congratulations and best wishes of Tombstone friends.
 Supervisor McCabe arrived today from the Huschucas to be in attend snce at the meeting of the board.
 An investigation of the Jenson roadhouse near Phoenix has develop ed something of scandal Three prominent society women of the Capitol city have been summoned to testify.
 The orange crop Of the Salt River Valley is estimated at 80 carloads.
 Strong arm" men are working Phoenix.
 Lowell will share the benefits of the Bisbee sewerage system.
 Mrs. W. H. Barnes, widow of the late Judge Barnes of Tucson, has brought suit against the Shattuck- Arizona Mining company to recover shares worth S75 900 promised her late husband as compensation for legal services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
Four Prisoners
 Break Jail

Much excitement prevailed 1T ] Tombstone about S:30 o'clock thi' I morning when the news of jail breal
 a, the court house spread like wild
 fire through the town.
 Many citizens gathered at the scens
 Of excitement, and officers and dep
 uties were seen hurriedly starting in ! several directions.
 Four prisoners had made their es' cape by climbing over the brick wall of the prison yard, which was scaled without apparent trouble. A small wicket in the big iron door leading from the inside of the jail to the out side corridor furnished the means of escape from behind the iron bars. Jsilor Butler just previous to lesv. ing for hls breakfast had passed some ar icle through the wicket and neg lected to close it. Guard Lsnders had made his rounds of the inside tier and stepped into the toilet. Az he did so the prisoners in the main jail room made for the door and ieur of them managed to squeeze through the surprisingly small opening and making for the jail yard gained lib- erty.
 Landers appeared in time to prevent . general exodus, although he could have been easily overpowered, since the inside guard is never armed and carries only the cell keys.
 Assistant clerk of the board of su- peryisors Csbell saw the escapes and gave the alarm. pursuit being had within a short time.
 An investigation shows that the prisoners held on criminal charges who had made their escape were William Williams, indicted for high gay robbery com mitted at Lowell a yesr since by holding up and robbing one Harry Palmer; David Villisenor, indicted for murder at Douglas few months since; Harry Jones, indicted for grand larceny at Henson and Perry Jones, indicted for grand larceny at Douglas.
 Within several hours after their escape three of them had been re- captured, William Williamson, Harry Jones and David vIllisenor. The former Nas captured by Geo Bridge, about a mile and s Lalf from town making his way toward Charleston. villisenor was caught by Deputy Jim Davis in a gulch back oi the court house about half 8 mile, and Harry Jones was overtaken by Deputy Ned White on the Fairbank road. Up to clock no trace had been had of Harry Jones, although it Is thought he is making his way toward the Mexican line.
 Sheriff Wbite, who was in Bi.See, was notified and started across coun- try in the search. Captain Wheeler and Ranger Mcdonald joined the sheriff iorces here and every point in the county notified to be on the watch for the fugitive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver $1.0O Leat 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, .l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24

A Pittsburg, Penn dispatch ssys-
 Thomas Rinsker, receiver Of the Enterprise National Bank of AlIeg- heney, yesterday filed suit in the fed eral court against Frank G. Harris, state treasurer of Pennsylvania, claim ing $20,0 900 with interest from October 1903. This claim is or drafts of s1O,- 900 each drawn to the order of W. H. Andrews, territorial delegate to con gress from New Mexico, and endorsed by Harris.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-24
From Mondays Daily.

man of the Big Shat Of the Tomb stone Consolidated Mines company arrived in the city last evening from the Johnson camp and will spend a few days in Tombstone On a visit with friends.
 Chris Urbel, former Yuma convict released in November, 1906, returned to Yuma the other day and distribut- ed among the merchants forged cheeks to the amount Of about $65. His paper was on the German Savings bank of Los Angeles.
 Douglas is to have 6 strong football team with Syracuse university man for coach.
 A Tucson concern has received an order for 400 900 brick to be used in the construction of the Sasco shelter.
 Mrs Fisk and daughter, Little Miss Esther, returned yesterday from Ven turs, Cal. where they have been on q visit to Mrs Fisk's mother.
 William Lee and Frank Saussi ar. rived in the city yesterday from Charleston and vi i'll remain for some tme.
 Jsv,es Lamb. connected with the Pitt.burg-Ariz company near Charleston, is a Tom betone visitor to- day on business matters in the inter- ests of the company.
 The Tombstone Minstrel Quartette is scheduled to sing at The Schieffelin some night during the next week. The date will be announced later on.
 h the sitting process that case Of small DOT at Eureka Springs, Graham county, dwindled down to a mild es.e of chickenpox.
 Al Hosgland, for sometime saperin- tel.dent of the Huachucs Water com- pany's reservoirs in the H,achucs mountains, is visitor in the city for a few days on business. He is ac- companied by Mrs. Hoagland.
 Messrs Charles Kreuder, James Mare, Sam Wat, and Ollie Simpson will leave on Wednesday for the Barbscomari, where they will spend several days on . duck hunt. Ducks are reported as being plentiful in that recsion of the county at the present tihhe.
 Morris Abrams, the wellknown New York cigar drummer, is a Tombstone visitor today in the interests of his firm.
 Mrs. A. Baron, representing the local lodge of Eastern Star, and Judge Fletcher NJ. Dosn and Col. A. l. Grow, representatives of the Ms-onic lodge, were outgoing passengers on the early morning train for where they go to attend the session of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona.
 The Memorial Service of the Elks to be held Sunday. December l, at the 0rpheum theater in Biibee will begin promptly at ? o'clock, and as the thester is right across the street from the depot, those who wish to can re- burn to Tombstone on the 3:30 train and see the bes t end of these e1er- cises. Tickets will be good to return Sunday or Monday. It it is quite likely that a large crowd will go over and back the same day. The tickets are good for al persons, whether they are Elks or not.
 The body of W. J. Cushing was brought to Tombstone today from Sunnyside. in the Huachucs noun. tains, and will be shipped to Syracuse, N. Y., for interment in the old family plst. The deceased was buried at Sunnys;de-the old Copper Glance camp-on the west side of the HIa- chucas, on November l, mention of which was made in these columns. The remains are being prepared for shipment by Undertaken C. B Tar. bcll.
 Charles Lewis, a Sacston Indian was arrested at Phoenix for stealing a bicycle.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-31

session Of the General Assembly Of the state
OF Georgia there will be introduced an act
entitled an act to repeal, in SO far as the
same relates to the City Of Leesbuag, Lee
County Georgia, all Of an act entitled an act
to prohibit the sale Of spurious, vinOus and
malt liquors and Intoxicating bitterS and el~
ders In the county Of Les except as in this
act provided; to regulate and control the sale
thereof through the medium Of dispensar!eS,
one to be located in each incorporated town
Of said county upon the recommendations Of
the municipal authorities thereof; to eStab-
liSh and perpetuate board Of commissioners
for the management thereof; to provide for
the equal division Of the profits between the
several towns and the county Of Lee; to pro-
vide for the appropriation Of the moneys aris-
ing from said dispensarieS; to preScrice their
powers, duties and rights and for other pur-
poses, approved December 18Th, 1907.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-31

} Signed. q. B. Martin, LeesbngR. o., !. p.
Galway, Leesburg, Ca, D. D. Halt, Lees-
hnrg, ga, !. A. LipSey, Leesbnrg, Ca, 6. II.
Ben-iey, LsesbuFg, Ca A. w. u0dwin, Lees.
burg, ia. J. r. LeLg, Lees6urg, Ga, II. r StOA
vail, LeeSburg, Ga, J. NJ. Hines, LeesDurg, Ca
PetitlOners
GEORGIA, Lee County.
Before me, personally aPpeNred the undersigned pc
tisoners who on oath depose and say that ~ 900 Of
the CAPITAL subscribed the Bank Of Leesburg Lees
burg iia tnl which Bank opponents now seek
inc Incorporation by the Secretary C. STATE has ACT.
uay been paid by The subscribers and that the same
is in fact held and be used solely for the business
and purposes Of the said corporation.
E. b. Martin, ]. P. Galloway, ID. ID. Hall, ]. A.
I.psey, e, H. beazley, A. w. Goodwin, J. 4. Long
H. r. Stovall, j. NJ. Hines.
sworn ", to aud subscribed before me this 18th
J. W. Morgan. Clerk Court Of
Ordinary Lee County. lSEAL,l
STATE OF GEORGIA.
Office Of Secretary OF State. J. Philip Cook Secre.
tary OF State the State Of Georgia. do hereby certify
That the attached four pages Vt printed and written
matter contain and correct copy Of the applica
ton Of incorporates Of Bank Of Leesburg LeeSburg,
Ca AS il appears from the original OF file in this Ufce
In Testimony whereof, | have heres:nto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of Office, the Capitol, in
he City Of Atlanta this aoth day OF April tn the year
our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Seven
nd Of the independence Of the United States OF
merica the One Hundred an Thirty frst
Philip Cook, Secret Ty Of State.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1907-05-31
Notice of Local Lagisla-
ton.

Notice is hereby given that at the coming
session Of the General Assembly Of the state
Of Georgia there will be introduced an act
entitled an act to repeal, in so far as the
same relates to tee Town of ARMENIA, Lee
County Georgia, all Of an act entitled an act
TO prohibit the sale of spurious, vinouS and
malt liquors and intoxicating bitters and CT
ders in the County Of Lee except as in this
act provided; to regulate and control the sal
thereof through the medium of dispensaries,
one to be located in each incorporated town
of said county, upon the recommendation OF
the municipal authorities thereof; to eStat-
fish and perpetuate board Of commissioners
for the management thereof; to provide for
the equal division of the profits between the
several towns and the county Of Lee; to pro-
vide for the appropriation Of the moneys aris-
ING from said dispen@aries; to prescribe Their
mowers. duties and righrs and for other pur-
roees approved December 18th, 1902.