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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Wadding Bells
 in Tombstone

Today at high noon 8 pretty wed-
 ding was solemE;zed in Tombstone
 and two fond hearts who pledged their
 troth each to the other, were made
 one. The contracting parties were
 F. l.. Clark and Miss Doris Bernd,,
 both popular Tombstone residents.
 The ceremony was had at the cozy home of the brides parents and many floral decorations added to the artistic effect. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Benedict and was solemn. ized in the presence of few intimate friends. The groom is an exemplary young man who is the manager of the L. w. Blinn lumber company in. terests in this city and has, by his universally pleasant demeanor, made many friends the circle of which in clude all who know him. The bride s the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. II. Berndt, is an accomplished
 oung lady of rare musical ability and ! popular social fsvorite who likewise las host of friends. The happy 'ouple leave for Los Angeles and Cali ornis points on their honeymoon | They were showered with congratula- ions, rice and good luck epistles and he PRosPEcroR heartily joins in the May their matrimonial arque be ever favored by friendly iints.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Has a Corner
 .On Weddings

c. J Beal and Ida B. Shorten, residents of Cananea, Mexico, came to Tombstone to swear allegiance to each other. and this morning Judge Daniel Mcfarland pronounced the words that made of them man and wife MT. and Mrs. Beal were de lighted W tn the promptness of which the urbane judge joined them together, and that they might ever remember the happy event, asked the courteous and affable judge tor photograph Of himse which request was gallantly acquiesced to. Now that Judge N.s Fsrlsnd's handsome picture goes wit. each marriage ceremony, he vii dotbu'ess have "corner" on Cupid contracts that will bear close resem- blance to a trust. We can see that the judge will be very busy man in the future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Tombstone Defeated
 By Pearce Team
By JOE MANNING.

Tombstone dropped another game
 to Pearce yesterday at Pearce, the
 final score being l6 to 6. Simmons
 indifferent pitching in the 9th and 7th, and errors by the local school were responsible for the large score.
 Corbett on lst. Moyle at short and Miano in the field played good ball, but the star of the day was Smith Fuller, who played Sd. He accepted eight chances, and in the third in ming, with three on base, he laid up against one of Spikes inshoots and home run. Another boy that deliv- cred the goods was Rabbit Mccarthy; he made two hits. tole two bases and pulled of one of the prettiest plays O the game; it happened in the sth in ming with two out and two on bases. Lemmons smashed a hot bounderf at Corbett; Vic went up for it but could only knock it down The ball rolled into right; the Midget racing in scooped up the ball ani tossed it to Corbett, retiring the de.
 The youngster has more grey mat ter in his think-tank thar any boy in town.
 Pesrce put up its usual brilliant | game and treated the boys royalty.
 The umpire-there were two-one lasted four innings and the other five.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Saw Snow on
 The Court House

Messrs. J. F. Walker and A. H. Gardner, in addition to their callings in the business world, are also inter- ested in amateur photography and are at present engaged in getting out slides winch are being exhibited at "The Dime. These views are of Tombstone and the surrounding coun- try. Their first effort in lantern slides were stown at "The Dime" last week and elicited favorable comment The best compliment paid the pie lures was made when one of our townsmen said to Mir. Walker; "You're a great photographer; that court house scene looked like the building was covered with snow , Mir. Walkers reply caused the afJre' said man to 23 when he said: Well there was only about six inches oi snow when that was taken"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Kansas City
 Stock Quotations

The following quotat on, taken from the Kansas city market report, will prove of great interest to stock rais- CTS in Arizona, particularly the sheep men:
 "Mutton prices advanced 10 to 20 cents last week on the moderate sup ply of 25, 900 head for the week, and the market is 10 cents higher again today; run, II 900 head. Ali classes are embraced today, including Ari- zona range lambs at s9.0O, said to be the highest price ever paid in the United States for strictly range lambs Arizona clipped yearlings, F.l0, ewes s6.l0, clipped western lambs $500 Arizona wethers 1925. Medium clss. stuff sold 9 to 50 cents below these figures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
An Unique Case
 Tried at Globe
The Globe Silver Belt says .

N t'SSS ''i'tl btit saks
 The case that developed greatest interest yesterday was that of the ter rltory against the three Apaches, Joe Allen, :. J. 22 and c. 4. l2, who made a night attack on former sheriff w. G. Shanley and five companions in their temporary camp on the reservation. twelve miles east of Globe. It was miracle that no one was injured, as the Indians, who were drunk, fired indiscriminately among the white men. The unique part of the case was that it appeared that the court had no jurisdiction in it.
 Judge Nave held that assault with a deadly weapon was not an offense included within the offenses men, tioned in the organic act over which territorial courts are given jurisdic- tion when committed by an Indian on an Indian reservation"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Citizen issues
 CreditabIe Edition

The special mining and industrial edition of the Tucson Citizen is a most creditable number that is bound to do much good. The number IS replete with facts and information regarding the resources and adyan- tages ot that favored section, while the remarA able progress of Greater Tucson is graphically depicted in pie tu-e and story. The Citizen is to be congratulated on its enterprise which must rebound to the benefit of its home city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
From Mondays Daily.

l Ed Sutton returned this mornin.
 from Wilcox and resumed his dutie
 AS trial juror.
 Dr. Sloane has returned from a triI
 to Cananea, where he visited friend.
 for few days.
 Undersheriff Hopkins spent yes er-
 day in Bisbee on business connected
 with the sheriff's office. E. P. Grindell of the cores pond
 ence school, is in the city today in the
 interest oi that institution.
 Residences to rent are becoming
 scarce in Tombstone. Although Mir. Fred Hoar has been appointed superintendent oi tLe Lake Superior & Arizona, we are gla'i to note that he will continue t. reside in Tombstone.
 The coming production of Damon and Pythias promise to be 8 success from both a financial and artistic standpoint Prof. Lawrence Me Carty, who is coaching the local tal- ent, states that the progress Of the entire caste is up to his expectation, and that is saying good deal, for the professor is very exacting at the re. hearsals
 The sleepy old town oi Cumpas, in Sonora, on the new line of railroad l from the border to the Yaqui river valley, is awakening to new life and activity. There appears 10 be tre. mendous boom on there. and is said nearly two hundred new bnildings are planned or in actual course of con- ;.ruc.ion at the present time.
 George Neale, the well known Bis pee attorney, is here for a few days on business before the district court.
 Robert Hilburn, the well known Douglas officer, is in the city today as ! witness before the district court.
 Mrs. Charles Mcdonald has returned rom Bisbee, where she spent few jays on Il visit to friends.
 Henry Davis returned yesterday rom Greenwster, Nevada, where he las been contracting for a mber of months.
 The colorld population of Douglas s we'll represented in Ton bstone to- lay, being called here as witnesses in he case d the Territory vs Pearl IikIer, charged with murder.
 Mrs. F. E. Baldwin of Bisbee is pending a few days here on visit to Ter husband, who is serving as a trial uror.
 Tommy Cowan passed through here 'esterday on his way from Gleeson to Tempe, where he was called on sc- .ount of the serious illness of his sis. CT, Miss Sadie.
 Allen R. English returned today rom Bisbee, where he was called on egal business.
 Attorney Tom Bennett returned ast evening from Tucson, where he vas called on legal business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
The Arrival of a
 Day Anticipated

The gladsome day of the Tomb stone miner is noticeable when the monthly stipend is handed out. The event occurs regularly on the 10th. the general public sharing in the dis tribution that has no particular con- fines. Today the ducats are being dis. tributed. and as a consequence a smile that betokens happiness wresthes the brow of the fellow with the elastic step who will presently invite you to join him in s-dish of ice cream.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Is
Found Guilty
A Prescott dispatch sAys;-

A Prescott dispatch sAys- Ex-County Treasurer Storm yester- day was found guilty of the embezzle- ment of 5000 of the county's funds, on the fourth trial. Three former and two verdicts of aoquittsl.
 The cases grew out of the alleged robbery of the county treasury on November 8. 1901, of $l5 900, at which time Storm was found hound and gagged in the vault. Later he was himself indicted as the robber, and indicted on several separate counts, each alleging the embezzlement of 5000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Large Sale of
 Arizona Melons

At least A thousand watermelons were brought to town and sold to dealers during the past week. The melons are very large and finely flavered. Yuma on the Colorado and the Imperial Valley in Cali foinia will have to wake up il they are to get ahead of Tucson in producing early melons.-Tucson Pot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16

Deputy U s. Surveyor J A Rock fellow is in receipt of the presidents proclamation for the Drsgoon Nation al forest reserve which is located in this county, The reserve embraces some 1000 acres in the Dragoor mountains about 26 miles from Tomb stone and by provisions of the procla- nation withdraws this land from entry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Prevailing Prices
 of Arizona Cattle

Inquiry was made yesterday of a local cattle buyer concerning the prevailing prices of cattle. He said steers were selling at from $3.50 to s3.75, calves at S4, feeders B to 1925 and COWS at B. Leon LeFevre of Denver, is about the only outside buyer who is now in this market.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
Fl Paso Shelter
 Stops Operations

An Fl Paso dispatch says:-'
 Seven of the eight furnaces of the Fl Paso smelter, one of the properties of the American Smelling X Refining company, have shut down on account of strike by l50 scslemen, who de- mand an increase in wages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16

If the suggestions made to the federal government by George F. Brown, irrigation superintendent for the Msricopa Indian reservation, are carried out, four thousand acres of fertile farm lands will be added 10 the reservation, and homes made for two hundred more Indian families.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
School Money.
 Apportioned

The following apportionment has been made by County School Super intendent Rockfellow to the various school districts and will be the last for the school year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1 % Leaa 75 cents 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.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder

Recorder THE RECORDS 6lvEll IN ERIE
 DEEDS. A A Dudley ct ux to Carmen Angulo de Garcia Douglas prop erty. .......-...... lO International Land and Improvement company to A A Dudley Doug las propefty ... l5U .. A Dudley ct ux to Antonio P EspiDosa Douglas property. ... l25 Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining company to Henry Mel son Douglas property .. l4s2 s; Nathan Reed to Henry w Melton Douglas property. ty.......- 4VU . CE Murray ct ux to Nathan Reed Douglas property .-.....- oVo .. International Land and Improvement company to A A Billingsley Douglas property ... 5 .. Lottie NJ Mackey ct ux to Emily Rose Doug lac property. ....... oVo Thomas B Borrowdsle to c P Borrowdale Tombstone property. 20 Q. International Land and Improvement company to C c and Mamie Davidson Dong as property. ty.......... HUI
 AGREEMENT. Cf McCori with Roy NJ Her All Emanuel and NJ D Scribper with Peter Johnson
 AFFIDAVIT. By NJ G Zeitlin
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE. Bank of Douglas to Fannie E Shep- pard
 Miners and Merchasts Bank to RNKnesle Pierre F Mariatti to Robert \ Kneale
 Title Guarantee X Trust Co to " P Rogers
 Title Guarantee & Trust Go to Clara Myers Bank of bisbee to E G Norton Citizens Bank of Benson to Archie Chisholm
 PATLST. U s to E l. Dennis US so 2:.tee Queen Development Co
 USto Antonia Lewandowski
 PROBATE COURT. Estate Frank R Borgeson Estate D o Chapman
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Susan E Norton to NJ O'Csnneil
 MORTGAGE. Arizons & Mexico Realty Co to c A Overlook
 BILL OF SALE. Edward MeSparrin to l W Wallace Chadwick to T D NJ l.arrieu TOM Larrieu and V L Larrieu to Mrs l. Conyers SH Hsffiey to Geo Reed Chsrles L Petrie to Mil ton K Harlan mines in the Warren mining district ..-..----- Edxard Nevin ct ux to Machomich Mercantile company Tombstone property ty-.--.--.-.-- io . Milton R Harlan % Wm Thistlethwaits mines in the Warren mining district. .....-.-...-- CE Murray ct ux to l. D EIdridge Douglas prop rty.- 0" Michael Donohoe Co AL bert Armstrong Doug- las property ty..-.----- z' Michael Donohoe to K E Tinker Douglas property ty-.-...-...--- i|' City of Bisbee to Copper Queen Consolidated
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-16
To Cure Cold in One Day s;:sss. q: ras Laxative Promo Quinine T.Hs.s S &Z Ssessy signature 0 7" 'H>>01s>~ Do1. e9e

. ~0 &/01B0SSVV &SS
 Ssvsa l0koa bcsss sosa 6 past
 Mining company, Bis
 Dee property. .......- sVVo . A Overlook ct ex to
 Arizona and Mexico
 Realty company Doug
 las property. ...... 6oOo .. Michael Donohoe to Hat
 the Lee Reed Douglas
 property --....-....- Zzo Michael Dohohoe to FV
 Armstrong Douglas l property -.-..-....--- zVo Copper Queen Consoli-
 dated Mining company
 10 Bank of Bisbee
 Bisbee property .. 25O0 John Prindieyille to AV Moves Tom b stone property y........ 247 50 MORTGAGE
 aw McPherson ct ux to Provident Nut R < l. Assn
 s Genardini ct ux to Bank oi Doug las
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE. D W Semple to c A Overlcck Vim E Morris ct ux to Bank of Bisbee
 NJ s Butner to Brophy company o D Dobbs to Bro phy company J c de Ia Vors to Brophy company Ramon Gonzales to Brophy com pany
 John Lurch to Brophy company Samuel Kerkendall to Brophy com pauy
 H Lyman to Brophy company
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Norton Morgan Commercial com pany to H K and W Fisher H Slaughter to F English Arizona Trust & Banking company to D Genardini
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Rosalie and $ Genardini to D. J jenardini
 BILL OF SALE John D Wicstrom ct ux to w E Morris
 PROBATE COURT. Estate Hugh Henthorn Estate Fife True Woodward
 DEEDS. D o Phillips ct ux to Edward Sicotte Doug las property. ..... 525 Oliver P Gray to Nora L Gray Bisbee prop cEiy 0NO s- Il Copper Queen consoli- dated Mining company to Joseph Muheim Bis bee property ...... 25OO J A Linder to William A Linder Benson prop eTty.-.-- e. Lee Hsnley ct ux to T Coffmsn Bisbee Irop. erty. li0 ., Caterino Gallo ct ux to to w s Stodghill Bis bee property. .... $50 .. W G Brown to F BWsll- ney Douglas prop erty ...---. lU -. James Young to R Hstley mines in the Tombstone mining di trict.- ooo Annie M Dyer to W s Dixon Douglas prop eTty lO LIP Jones to W A and
 Emma Mcleod Bisbee
 property. ....-... 325 .. l. c Wilber ct ux 10
 Frank W Goodbody
 Tombstone property. .. l. c WiIber ct ux to Bert Wilber Tomb
 stone property ..... 10 ..
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
none BUT BRYAN
For Leader of Democrats,
Says Editor Watterson.
NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE
Organized Democracy Must Rely on
Nebraskan for Any Hope Of Sue
cess, is Opinion of Ken.
lucky Statesman.

tuSkJ SlaeCSihS'i.
Col. Henry WattsrsCn, the editor,
and Mrs. Watte:son, arrived at New
York Monday from Europe. An
other passenger was Frgate Captain
Sembiar PoschwitZ, flag adjutant OF
the German navy, who is going to the
jamestown exposition.
Colonel Watterson said, in an in
teryiew, thar WilliaIa J. Bryan seem
ed to be the only man in the run
ming for the Democratic nomination
for the presidency.
Mr.. Bryan is an individual man
with 4 certain following he said.
He is not a iaw-giver, he may be 4
law unto himself. 1t remains to be
seen if the fragments of the Demo
cratic party, lying around loose, can
be united On a new program.
'T think that organized Democracy
at the present time can see no other
alternative except Bryan. Nobody is
being seriously considered running. I
sometimes doubt whether he himself
cares a fig for the presidency. For 1
should think if he believed Demo
cracy had a reasonable chance of
carrying the country and that ne
might be nominated he would be more
circumspect and would show a great
er sense OF responsibility than he
seems to be showing"
Asked what he considered the most
vital issue to be raised by the Demo.
cratic party, Colonel Watterson said:
"The one thing to constitute mil
liant Democracy is that We must
think together So long as We don't,
there is 10 use proposing any is
sue The relations of franchise cor
porations to the public and of capital
and labor are the great economic
problems to be worked out in the
coming year We are on the tnresh-
hold of their rapid development:
Il do not believe President Roose'
Welt wants a third term for himself.
l know he recently stated that if the
convention nominated him and ad-
journed, it would have to reconvene
as he would never accept another
nomination. l am willing to take him
at his word
Colonel Watterson declared that
Governor Hughes was force to be
reckoned with in Republican poll
tics.
Il predicted last June he said,
that Hughes would succeed Roose-
yelt in the white house.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
PARSON BIFFS ROCKY.
New Pastor Of Oil Magnate's Church
in Gotham, Just from Liverpool,
Eng, to Show No Partially.

The Rev. c. F. Aked, who GENES
from Liverpool, England, to accept
a call from the Fifth Avenue Bap-
tist church in New York city, arrived
Wednesday on the steamer Carmanla.
Mr.. Aked said the only comment he
cared to make on his mission to this
county was that he felt he had de.
layed his coming 10 America ten
years 100 long. The Fifth Avenue is
Rockefaller's church.
When a newspaper clipping in
which he was alluded to as ''Rocke-
feller's new pastor" was shown to Mr..
Aked, by a reporter, he said:
Il know nothing of Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter. 1t is not fair. can't talk about
him. think it is very hard to keep
calling that church 'Rockefeller's
church. Why, he is not a member.
1t is powerful and influential
church without Mr.. Rockefeller. He is
a seat holder and belongs to
Church in Cleveland
Mr.. Aked was informed that Mr..
Rockefeller, Jr., was connected, with
the Fifth Avenue church. He replied:
"Yes, 1 know young Mr.. Rockefel'
Ter is a member of the church, a trus'
tee and a leader of the Bible class" ,"
Mr.. Alsed said that his Liverpool
congregation was probably the most
cosmopolitan in the world, but he
added no distinction would be made
at the Fifth Avenue church. The
Door stranger will be welcome just as
heartily as the richest man or wo'
man in the congregation"
My message is "A Ministry OF Re-
conciliation.'
He was asked whether he intend.
ed doing active work in the suppress
sion of gambling houses in New f-:rh
as he had in Liverpool. He said:
"It will take me little time to
learn the existing condition in this
city. / shall feel my way at first. l
think my fighting days are over. The
things 1 have been fighting against
in Liverpool are not here"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Will Be Paid for Missing Boy and
No Questions Asked.

Letters are being sent out by VIII
liam Spencer, Of 214s Germantown
avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, enclosing a
postal card containing photograph
of Horace N. Marvin, Jr., the four
year-old boy who disappeared from his
fathers home near Dover, DEL, on
March 4th last. The card gives de-.
scription Of the boy and states that
a reward of $1,000 will be paid by
Mr.. Spencer for the delivery of the
little one to him.
1t is stated in the card: Il sacred.
ly promise any one delivering this
boy to me that my lips shall be
sealed and silent forever and l will
never give the slightest clue that
might lead to their arrest. I will pay
the cash without asking any ques'
tions whatever
The card gives with the photo
graph of the boy a careful description
of him, and states that Mr.. Spencer
will send any number of the postals
to any one who is desirous of assist.
ing in finding the child.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
THREE TRAINS IN CRASH.
Peculiar Wreck on Southern Kills Two
and Injuries Many.

Peculiar Wreck on Southern Kills Two
and injuries Many.
AS the result of a double wreck on
the Southern railway a short distance
east of Woodlawn, suburb OF Biz
mingham, Ala, early Sunday morning,
two men are dead and a number In
jured.
The unusual character of the wreck
makes it surprising that the casualties
were not more. A freight train with
a dead engine on the rear, was NOV.
ing towards Birmingham. The opera
tor allowed No. 81, the fast passenger
into the block, and it crashed into
the dead engine, smashing them both
and demolishing several cars.
Three cars of the freight train were
thrown across the eastbound track al
most at the instant that the Southern
wrecker, en- route to Heflin, Ala, pass
ed. The wrecker struck them and
practically the whole train piled Into
the ditch. Two men We're caught un-
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-25
TO HONOR JUDGE BLEcKLEx..
Citizens of Clayton, Ga. Will Erect
Monument to Great Jurist.

Citizens Of Clayton, Ca, have be-;
gun movement to erect a monu-
ment to Judge Logan E. Bleckley, az
native Of the town and one Of Geor-5
gia's most illustrious dead. 1t is pro-
posed that the new school building
which is to be erected in the town
near the judges birthplace be named
the Logan f. Bleckley Memorial In
stitute
The town has already raised CON-
siderable sum by subscription for this
building. Rabun county and the
whole state will be asked to contrib
ute. The main building is, to cost
something like $4,000.
On the school grounds or in the,
school building a statue of the ex-
chief justice is to be placed. z