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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
The New Phoenix
 Saloon Law

Alter March l3 the saloons of Phoe- will be closed between midnight and o'clock e,ch morning, in addi- ton to all day sunday. the city coun- cil passing this ordinance. which cl ps thirty honrs more ach week from the p@r'od during which l'9u can he sold in Pur ix
 Aidetuau Yoger introduced the ordinance, which he served no,ice some time ago would come from him at the proper time. The penalty is fixed at fine of from $25 to SjOO or from 2j to poo days in Jail, or both. For a second otYense the licenses can De revoked.
 Thus the hours in which saloons can do business in Phoenix are reduc- ed to Il5 each week, as against lGS hours before the sunday closing or dinance cutting of twenty-four hours vent into effect January 3l, of this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Hartman Lines In
 Arizona to Merge

4 San Francisco dispatch says
 For the sake of both economy and efficiency, E II. Hartman of the Southern Pacific is to consolidate into one company several small roads he and his associates own in Arizona, but which have not been put into the southern Pacific.
 Col Epas Randolph is nominally the directing head Of these properties, brt their active operation is in the hand- oi superintendents
 The roads inv lv are the Phoenix < Eastern, between Tempe and Wink !eman, Of ninety six mics; Maricopa X Phoenix, including the branch to Mesa, total of lorty.tNo mile Gila Valley, Globe X Northern, between Bowie and Globe, l2j miles; Arizona X Colorado, between Pearce and Co., chise, nineteen miles; Sonora line, be- tweeA Nogales and Guaymas, Mexico, 265 miles; CauAnea, Yaqui River & Pacific, which is being built south to ruaymas from Guadslajars, about 7j0 miles, and with branch lines 10 Naco and from Naco to Nogales.
 The sonora line connects atNogales with the southern Pacific branch run ming to Benson The division of the Cananea, Yaqui River X Pacific being built between Naco a.i Nogales along .h., urernat;onal border, will be finish el within rine months, it is stated. The other ArizJra lines are already connected with the southern Pacific, and heir ope-ation from one central headquarters is now said to be feas- ible.
 The Arizona & Colorado division Is projected to be builtto Durango, Colo. Its proposed route is by way oi B.sbee, Pearce, Coo i-e, Wilcox and through a corner Of New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
The Townsite
 Mining Company

Another property that is des ined
 to make an excellent record in the Tombstone district is the rcwnsi;t Mining Co.,, which will resume work on its group near town today.
 The Townsite Co. which is compps ed entirely cf local residents, owns a group of four mines most favorably located. uth of the city. and sur. rounded by honanza producers, the lines of the property adjoining that of the Hershsl Co. on the south, Inger- so! on the eist. ard is within stones throS of the Lucky uss-all of which have records of rich ore production.
 The Townsite also has & record of early.day production, and the present owners propose derelopirg the same to further add to the output of the district. With well equipped whim and we'll timbered shaft now ITO deep it is prop sed to sink l30 feet deeper and plore the mineraiized gene from the lower levels Develop ments at the Townsite will be watched with interest,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Knights of Pythias
 of Arizona Domain

Tie Knights of Pythias of the do. main Of Arizona will assemble in Phoenix on Friday, March 20th, for a reception, council and conference with Charles A Barne. oi Jacksonville, III, the Supreme Chancellor of the order.
 Mir. Barnes is now in the course of western itinerary, which will include visit to all the coast jurisdictions, be- ing in Los Angeles when last heard from, to the efectthst he would be in Arizona on the 20th.
 He writes that he can only make one stop in this territory and therefore the members of the order will get as large gathering together in Phoenix as possible, to bid him welcome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
At The SchieHelin
 Next Monday Night

On Monday evening, March l6th, the local order of K. of P. wll open tie doors of The Schieffelin to the public for social evening of Edif- cation and Entertainment to be giv- en under the suspicies of the lodge, to its me mbers and friends, at which time will appear one 0! the foremost impersouatOrs o' the day, MT. Newton Beers, who holds a ationalreputation as an entertainer, and dramatic characterization in monologue of the play Damon and Pythias" MT. Beers comes highly recommended and this will be an event of special inter- est to the membership, ss well as the general public.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Republican Boss
 Visits Tombstone

R. A, Kirk, who easily passes & the most handsome editor in the county, is visi'or to the county seat, Osten sibly on business connected with the Bisbee Miner, but presumably on politica. matters, for be it known that besides sitting astride the editorial tripod and holding down the lid at Bisbee, he is chairman of the Repub- lican County Central Committee and manipulstes the local 7. O. p. wires, at which he is conceded to be an adept An expert pool player, enthusiastic baseball manager, a continual booster and general good fellow, MT. Kirk does fairly well-for A Republican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Arizonan Ropes
 Runaway Team

A thrilling runaway, replete with daring and heroic attempts at rescue, and which Imperilled the lives Of two little girls, who were in imminent danger of death or serious injury, caused intense excitement on Broad street yesterday afternoon and incl dently furnished superb demonstrl- ton of the stub heroes are made of. It all occurred iu less than A minute, every second of which was Taught with peril for the little tots on tn
 high seat of the swaying vehicle and jeopardy for the brave men who tried
 in vain to stop the maddened animals, until the climax came with the daring and coolhesded act o. Will Parks, who roped the team from his horse just as the terror stricken animals were head ed for telephone pole in front of the GiIa Valley Bank Globe Silver Belt
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
From Mondays Daily.

| The seu,i-annual meeting Of th,
 Sunday school convention of t,
 counties of Maricopa, Pinsl srC
 Yuma will meet attn, Cougrccltiora
 chr.c' at Tempe April 3-5
 F. E Crr!ey of Tucson was in tho
 city yesterday on a short business
 trip
 Three new suits were filed in q |, district court yesterday, as follows
 Bertha F. Bronson vs George w Bron' >on, for divorce; The F rst NstiOU al
 Bank of Douglas vs :. Powell for S74i.30, debt on notes; Frank Joeger vs F.. P. k. Larrieu tp quiet title to l60 acres of land on the Barbacomari.
 One of the saddest deaths tha' has occurred st the county hospital for some time was the demise this morn ing of Owen Hughes. The deceased left his home in Wilkeshsrrc, Pa, about the middle of January to secure relief from an attack of quick con- sumption contracted while working on the police force in that city. He left a wife and six daughters, the old est being If years, who were notified this morning of his death.
 Miss Edna N4vins returned last evening from Douglas, where she has been visiting for the pas; fortnight.
 Seargent Miles of the Arizona Ran gers was the city yesterday on sh It trip connected with his official position He reports everything quiet at B+nson, where he is statiored at present
 J B. Gille,pie and vii Bi bee are in the city iar a short visit Mir. Gillespie is in the employ of the Cop per Queen store.
 Clerk oi the District Court George B. Wilcox has returned from Phoenix, where he has been for & number Of weeks
 Sheriff White left this morning for Bisbee, driving across country. lie | Sss accompanied by F. A. Kirk of l he Bisbee Miner.
 There will be Leuten service at the I Congregational church on Wednes- lay afternoon at i:30. A cordial in. citation is extended.
 Deputy Assessor II. :. Ross while ou m assessing tour at Pearce was obliged to invoke the aid of the law | 10 collect B school tax from a Pe'rceite. The tax was paid, AS was llso a court st hlll .f Sl2 additional. 1
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
MexicanS Will
 Engage in Duel

A Veracruz, Mexico, dispatch says
 "A dispute arose at a ball given last pight at the rooms of the Lcnja Mercantil, between two high officials of bank and well known business man. One of them struck the other in the face, but the friends of both men int Efered, and the dispute.w was thought to be ended
 "The affair was not ended, however, and it is said that a duel is pending among them. One of the men has left town, but it is said that he will come back a. soon as the conditions for the duel are settled
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
HardsheII FIux
 Mining & Dev. Co.

J c. Hartness, general manager Of the iIar1s .ei! F!gx Mining x Devel- opment company, Is a Tombstone visitor today from P~;agon.a and -haking hands wi. h cal friends and aclua!ntances, A he was rceider [ here for some time. Mir. Hartness states that work is Icing prosecuted on :he company property on a small scale at present but considerable development is contemplated shortly
 when a large force will he employ ed
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

John P Gray to A \ k1Smith l6) acres f land near Pearce ... l2 O Q. MORTGAGES Emma Cook to l. RCss L r,nzo F Flores 10 ( F. Wenzsl Solomon Powell to Calvin II Wilke Copper Queen Con Mg Co from Chas Cunningham
 ,AETlCLES or ACCOMMODATIONS Boston Bisbee Mg Co The Arizona & Mexico Incorporl- ting Go
 PROBATE ORDER. E-;a'e David Y Hawkins Estate Mrs A II Thompson
 PROBATE Co-RT Estate Chas : Stevens Estate John J Hall Estate Simon Madrid Estate Thomas : Mcdonald Estate Christian ZumsteIn Estate Philip II Cornell Estate John Treu ST
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
An Auto Ride
 to SascO Shelter

President F. B. Gage and Secretary 4. \. Gage of the T. c. NJ. Co, ao- companied by W. R. King, returned last evening from Sasco, the party having made the trip by automobile. The big smelter at Sssco is turning out copper bullion daily and oper- sting m st successfully on Imperial ores, 360 tons of which are daily be- ing treated. The party had pleas ant trip overland, covering the dis tance at an average run of l6 miles an hour, which is considered remarkable time, considering time lost on bad roads CD route.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Seeing of the
 American Fleet

Tar PRasPEcroR has received the following invitation:--
 "You are respectfully invited to attend the festivities in honor of the Officers and Men of the American Fleet, which will assemble in the Bay of San Francisco on arrival during the month of May, Nineteen hundred and eight:
 "EDwARD RoBEsoS TAYLOR, Mayor of the City and County "of San Francisco.
 "JAMEs D. PHELASs
 "Chairman oi Official Committe' "oi the Reception of the fleet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
A. R. English and
 Bride Arrive In City

Allen R English and bride arrived in the city last evening from Los Angeles. The arrival of the newly welded couple was the signal for a serenade and host of friends headed by the tin can brigade, right vigor- ously rendered same in accordance with the bylaws and regulations of the organization. Mir. and Mrs. English may make Tombstone their home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
From Tuesdays Daily.

The Bisbee-W ,rrcn street cars nil
 be running next WelEe,day, the llth
 according to in:or nation civen out by
 the officials oi tle Warren company
 Jose Lopez, ouo uI tAe most expert
 miners of pma county. was instantl,
 killed by d i,i' d5wn toe shaft of the
 Oil Pueblo m;.. W,lueslay. II :
 neck and back were troken by col
 lisi n with ,tuiI and he expired ir-
 -tantly.
 Yuma onion gro ycgs have discov- cred that sohtlol of t.hacc put. onion lice to the ad and they a q consequently rejoicing, as the little insect has been playing havoc with the onion crop for number Cf yea,s in that sect OF
 Deputy her fl Porter Mcdonald returned this marning i.om Phoenix, where he went ". tn an insane patient.
 Thomas Cowan is in the city from Gleeson IT, reports that camp as being ,mewhat lively and large force of men at work on the Leadville property.
 Patsy Holl nd has returned from q trip to Bisbee, where he spent several days as the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Hazzlewood.
 Mrs. Fred Shelley. wife of District Attorney Shelley, who has heen dan gerously i'll for some time, is reported as being much improved during the past fe days.
 Dr Bacon md w'fe rr.urned va-t,r- day from B,sh.e h.r- the d e T went to attend meeting "i the C,un ty Medical Ass ariun, which wa. held on Saturday. Dr. Bacon is presi dent of the association The county medicos manifest much interest in the meetings and large attendance was recorded.
 NJ. Connolly of Bisbee was in the l city yesterday on visit with his friends.
 Miss May Simmons of Bi.bee is in i the city oD visit to her friends the Misses Maud and Mabel Davis
 Deputy Recorder Edwin Hughes is i suffering from severe atta:k of 
 Mrs. J Taft, accompanied by her daughter and grandson, has returned | from trip to St Louis.
 Judge Frank II. Hereford, one of tle distinguished members of the Ari- zoua lar. is a Tombstone visitor from his home in Tucson. Judge Here ford represents prominent Cochise county interests and makes frequent "isits to Tombstone ou legal business. 1 He has many friends here who are al- ways p eased to greet him.
 c. T. Jonei and wife of Oak Hill, ! West Virginia, are in the city for few days. The couple are eld-time 1 friends of Drs. Hughart and Bishop | and their families. MT. Jones Is a retired merchant ei Oak Hili, and is l the owner of a number of coal mines | in West Virginia, which he has leased | on A royalty that brings him n very handsome income. The couple 1 are enjoying A trip to the west and from here will go California.
 The Chicago White Socks, the world-beaters, have passed through the territory. Arizona cities failed to give the required guarantee and for that reason the ball tossers gave the territory the go-by.
 The board of scontrol will consider plans for the ne penitentiary at it's meeting in Phoenix on March lG Archi ects from all over the s9uth- west will submit plans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

J.P. Chapman, sn employe oi the
 Stevens ranch, in Santa Cruz county, Arizona, was in the city, yesterday, returning from a trip to Austin, where he had taken the Pasteur treatment, for the prevention of hydrophobia, growing out of a skunk lite. NIT. Chapman was in Austin twenty-one days, and took treatment every day. He is now completely cured from any i'll effects of the bite, and states that tle effects I the cure are supposed to make him immune from hydro. pho bis for six years.-El Psso Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Napoleon Sepulveds, who was re- gently sentenced at Douglas to serve 100 days in the county jail at Tomb stone, escaped from the Douglas jail by saving of the bars in the cell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
RELIABLE ASSAYS

GuiG 7j Gents Gold and Silver SI.OO Lead 75cents Go!3, silver, CopperS1.50
 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, Cclo
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Caught between q moving csr and an ore bin, Jose Naicas, 4 brakeman. was recently killed in a mine at Mo renci-
 The New Nork-Arizona Gold and Copper company has secured funds and will soon hUI!d a ten-stamp mill at the properties in the vicinity of Morenci.
 The new jail at Morenci is nearing completion. It will be branch of the Graham county jaiI.
 Two Prescott women have been ar- rested charged with robbing the joint Of a Chinese noodle dealer.
 Tucson Elks are preparing to give A grand ball
 Delegate smith has n otified Ari- zonans that vegetable seeds held at his disposal at Washington can be -sd for the asking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

SeVoo HxAnou DOzos SSS0 m Pnst -><.--..x<-..s~4. Soto ct ux to Mrs D \
 Fiege Wilcox prop
 tity ...-..- ..-.--..... Sop
 Q. g,2p A 4 Dudley et ux 10 Geo korsul Douglas prop eTty ......... lOO
 DEEDS A 4 Dudley from E R ! Pir;le company prop er;y in tine Firtlc ad. dition to city Of Doug las. s..... .-...-t..... 70
 R. F. MORTGAGE. Felipe Hernandez ct ux to R L 1 Oangerfeld MORTGAGE Jacob Pirrung to the Bank of Bis bee
 DH Mo.ely-rosd overseer Paradise district
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Arizona Drug company - capital s25,OOO Standard Furniture Company to A NJ Long
 BILL OF SALE NJ chael Power to lsAacs Cooper X Jake Kerner
 CHATTIE MORTGAGE " O Farmer 10 s M New
 WARRANTY DEEDS A A Dudley ct ux to Hannsy A Rsney, property in the North west addition to city of Douglas. ..... ..... 25O II F. Dugsn ct ux to Charley HinyArd Doug las property. ........-. 2650 Columbus T Stoltz and Eliza Stoltz to John NJ Johnson Bis b Q property ..-......... " The Arizona and Mexico Req lty compAny to Mrs Alice GAtliiY prop erty in the Overlook addition to the city of Doug ss s........-.... 4VV
 MISISG DEEDS F !. Kesley to G B Ma son and George Jay, mines situated in the Warren mining dis tT.ct ------ ......-.'. =
 C. DEsD. George H Hirst e: ux to HE Dugsn Douglas property ........ 2G5o .. B J O'Reilly ct ux to John NJ Johnson, Bis bee property ....-.. lS
 DEEDS E R Pirtle company 10 Nancy Leopsrd prop eTty in the Pirte aG- ditiOn to the city of Douglas. l5 The Pacisc Improvement company to II o Carr Benson property .... 10 Warren company to w l. snodderly property in the Warren tosn- site .... Iz7O OFFICIAL BOND' John J OLaughlin, ! EM Blake
 WARRANTY DEEDS Dollie Dunbar and T A Dunbar to W T Wom- acks and L L Brown Bisbee property ... I5o .- lCJ olson and E Olson and W Fur prop erty in the North sd- dition to Douglas. 10 sL Ross ct ux to F. nma took Bisbee property S5J
 &s. DEED. : A R Cassells ct ux to
 The Provident Mutual
 Building and Loan
 association Douglas property y-......-..-. iO
 DEEDS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
nstrIn.l.s fIlai Mn the Count
 Recorder

nstrIn.I,s fiIai Mn the cour
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIE
 DEEDS II E Dugan ct uN 10 II 4 May Lusk Douglas property -.......-.-. "JV . The International Land and Improvement com psny to H E Dagsu Douglss property .... 35O H K Miles ct ux to W A Miles Douglas prop e.ty .......-....-.-. lo F Wills ct ux to M K McNsmsrs Douglas property ..-.-... @oo The Warren company to LC Shattuck, presi- dent of the Miners X Merchants Bank of Bisbee, Warren prop erty ....... 2650 .. Srv,-N ot Manuel Heruandez property in the Pirtle addition to city of Douglas ..----... 5ZJ A A Dudley to Felici;a c de Arviso property in the Pirtle addition to Douglas .... ..... D .. Lee Mcdowell ct ux to E L Kelley, trustee of reorganizeG Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Slints, Bisbee property $50
 PROBATE CoUET. Estate Miano Estate Joseph A McDona.d Estate Thomas Deyine Estvte Mary E Morris Estate Edward steiner Estate May and B rtlett Landers, mirrors $ : Badger et ux and K D Hall et ux to The Paradise Development company, two-thirds interest in mining claims situated in the California mining dis tric. 75,5IO Randall Sanders ct ux to Frank " Clark Doug las property. y......... o-O .. The Internsti Land anjImproYementc com psny to Pedro Para Douglas property .... 8 .. Charles $ McHen-y ct ux to Mrs Anna Nell gren Tombstone prop erty .-..-..-- '-' . T J Quslls ct ux 70 Owen PrytheicE L.. well pro,er,v . 600 .. Frederick Hedberg ct TX 10 William Wilig'uhe Fedherg property .... l' .' Mrs Lizzie Euright to 1 II Barkdoll Douglas property y......-'.... o'' James o Brsley to Neti ie T Benson land in Co., chise county. ...-.... lso Bunker Hill Mining com pany by she:ifi to Frank H Hereford, mines located in the Tombstone mining dis ,,;c. . 22,OO5 AL Wilcox to J M Can non property in the Queen addition to the city of Douglas .-...- IZo Lyle V TiltOn to Ebert
 H TIlton land in Co.,
 chiss county. 0Vo HI Barkdoll ct ux to
 Horace E Mann Doug
 las property -..--..- iVOV Michael OhI to John c
 Riggs mines in the
 Chirischua mining dis
 trict ..... .-.-.''''' Bridget E Mcdonald to
 Earl "A Hempbill land
 located in Cochi'e
 county .-.'.-.'''''
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13
Daily Death Lis!

Ida II. Kulick : months. lso julia
commissions. 400 -
William T. Frayne. so years. 1913 Low
EFT: cIrrhosis Of liver.
John A. Affeld. years, i6l Baker :
gastritis. t,.o,
lanes H. Andrews. 81 years, Harper
hospital intersusepuon.
Harry Yanofsky q months, Chhureh
Free hospital. entero colitis. 80.
william X Mowher. l year. 1893
BALDWIN: cholera infantunl.
Margaret Wagner, 81 years s'S Aic'-
andrine. srlerosis 40
Fred c. Schroeder. 81 year,. 80 Hunt
general anasarcA. >,L
Jessie Kidder. a years. Ecorse' Mlch :
heart disease. zen NIT.
Howard " Clark. months. $50 Thir-
tieth. enteritis r,,ot.o
"I Ida uTsprung. 90 years. 90 sherman;
pneumonia. a. 49, go f.ran
DIV; operative shock. ,o,- ~,
Edward Scoha. months, l2l' Du-
bots: convulsions. - r,
Nyron r. Benjamin. ca years %
Ragg; heart disease. 80, -.
Frank Lempkc. months, o9l reh-
erirk. cholera infantum. al
sarah p Lefever. 36 years, az Eas1
Fort. clrrhosis OF liver. 49,,
Percy A Zingley. 3 months, 80 Fhil-
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-13

family-domesue felicity and. all thar
sort OF thing, eh?"
do you want TO see me, Barholm.
about anything?" asked lyman. Can
do anything for you?"
DO anything for me?" repeated
Barholm. There's no need TO turn
the knife. lyman. You've won out
and I'm down and out. that's all. Good
bye"
One moment, Barholm." said Ty-
nan. gently loosening himself from
his wife and daughter. You never
knew me 10 kick a man when he was
down, I'm rich. These are my price
less JEWELS pointing to his wife and
daughter. You're poor and here are
jewels that belong 10 you. I've no
doubt you could raise quite a tidy
sum on them"
And with that lyman drew from
his pocket the string OF black pearls
and threw 1t on the desk beside which
Barholm stood. Barholm looked at
the gems for q moment, then at Mrs.
lyman, saw no hope OF recognition
there and with his famous sneering
smile pocketed the pearls and left.