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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1909-04-01
SUM MONS.
STATE or wISCONSIN-CIRCUIT COURT
- Iowa COUNTY.

CTATE or wISCONSIN-CIRCUIT COURT
- IOWA COUNTY.
Heloise Lowrey Plaintiff
Laura 4 Jones' Gwen Lloyd Jones, Maude
Lloyd ZONES. Scott Lloyd Jones. Charles
Lloyd Jones, Rebecca Lloyd Jones, Esther
Lloyd Jones, Thomas Clark Lloyd Jones'
Ann j Burke, L. W. Beaumont. William II.
Beaumont. VI, Bastard. l.. A Brown. Jacob
f. Cramer. William Cutler. |. &. Comfort, SUI
san +, Dapn Thomas Daley. y. d Davies.
Daniel j Davies. Daniel b. Davies, t. NJ
james Fyaus f w. Evans, Sadie /. Evans.
:. q. Griffith, rs trustee of the estate of
James Rogers. deceased, Mary Frank, as adj
miniStrHtriX of the estate Of " II. Paul, de-
ceased: George B. Homes, Sarah Hughes,
{, A. Harper. r. }. Hughes A. q. Hare. T.
traitor of the estate Of Jessie w. Greenleaf
deceased, Lodge No. PIP. f. q A. NJ. of Spring
Laughman. Enos Lloyd Jones. Elizabeth
Jones. Administrative of the estate of w
j. Jones. deceased. Ole kittelson, James
Laughman James l,ockman. Edward Lester
Joseph lIins u Hood, r0-partners doing bus
ness under the firm uame and style of lIins &
Hood, Mary Lewis Ann X. Lewis. Geo.
=. Luther John Mclaughlin, William 9.
Metfert Peter }. Morris. Thomas /. Norton,
Ephriam Powell Eliza Rewey, Albert ID.
Richardson. :. Scholl Il. II. Sehoeneman
4 Wilkinson, co-partners doing business un-
der the firm name au.t vie of Schoenemau
4 Wilkinson, Anton Scblosser h D. Sher
wood Il +. D. Sherwood, co-partners. doing
business under the nrm name ana style or
Sherwood Brothers. J. A. w. Speeher
Strong'S Bank. D. Shea State Bank of Spring
Green J VI Reese as administrator of the
estate Of F. w Stratman. deceased Harvey
Thompson. Fred Fhudium, Norma G. Wood,
James E.Ward. Defendants
The State of Wisconsin, TO the said De-
PENDANTS, and each of them;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear within
twenty days after service of this summons,
exclusive of the day of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid;
and in case of your failure SO 10 do. Judgment
will be rendered against you according 10 the
demand of the complaint
SPENsLEy, MCILHoN q PEIEsrLEY.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
+. O. Address. Mineral Point. Iowa Co., Wis,
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
The Penn Grpve Record
FRIDAY, DECEMBER :, 1909.
Rea gesping for Farmers

&+F FHHHNFe .NtHZIE
Reakkespirlg for EarWsess
The $4,000 farmers of New Jersey,
along with their brethren nAlsihe StlleI
Stases, are urged TO keep books, partly
for their owla benefit aud partly for the
convenience Of the Unitsd States census
bureau. The cost Vi running esc
farm, the acrea 20 devoted be separisses
crops, the ayeIage gield per acre. she
lecelpls cameo from them, JAe ;aaimals
keep, The sielu Of mix, Datser, eggs, stcs
are desired by Tie government bNeaH,
20 as 10 ulake the next cences she most
exact, complete and con- preipelsi
ever taken. II is very doubEn III IL ure-
tenth or ven q much y,nasler ~pereent~
age OF the farmers win dc as requested
Not that they / unwilling, or ulduly
~sacretivt, but that they haven't the
time and many Of them haven't the
speciu tiaining necessary, re keep q
q sci OF farm books properly Is az di3a-
cult as 10 keep D set III q stofs or
factory. There wool. be a debit ard
credit account fog every fela every
wood lot every orchard. every potaso
AUD tuEnip patch, charging eaeh wisil
labur fel tilizeT apd seed, and egedlting
each with yields at constantly changing
market prices. The poultry ana. AMI
mails would have tc be charged watll
care, and credited with work OF
products. II a fsrmer do& hls oEn
woTk and hires labor In addition, rising
at > A. Mz and quitting OILY al dark, il
is easy to SEQ thag lie would nave veTy
little time to write up SC OF heok5,
Newark News.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
$1,000

1t is remarkable how many
men expect to pay about
SIS for a R~eady-made Suit
or Overcoat, and it is just
as remarkable what Big
Values we can give you at
this price. ALL orsted
Suits in Bla OK and White,
Silk Mixtures, Blue Serges,
Blue Fancys, the new
Grey Mixtures, Black
Thibets and the new Grey
Cheviots. Mems Business
Suits IS to $40. Black
Suits IS to $25. Fine
Worsteds SIS to $35.
Prince Albert Suits 800 to
S35. Full Dress Tuxedo
Suits $40 to $40. In
Overcoats at $l5, Black
and Oxford Fall Goats,
Fancy and Plain Cheviots
in Greys and Brown Mix
lures. Winter Coats in
Greys, Mixtures, Black
and Oxford with Plain,
Protector and Velvet Col
lars. Mems Overcoats Sc
to $40. Silk-lined sos to
$40. Big line Boys and
Little Boys Suits and
Overcoats. Full line
House Goats, Bath Robes
and Holiday Specialties in
Mems Furnishings for
Christmas gifts in and
ready.
rrr..S aasesss. 0s--
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03

The biennial conference of the officers
and representatives of the Anti Saloon
League of the United States is being
held in Chicago this week. Bishop
Luther B. Wilson, of the M. E. Church,
who resides in Philadelphia, presided.
Rev. Dr.. Il. w. Tope, superintendent
of the Philadelphia district, says: 1.-THE
West will go dry before all of tile
States in the East will vote out the
saloon. The two strongholds of the
saloon are Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey. The greatest battle inthe country
between the temperance and liquor
forces will I've fought in Pennsylvania.
The last State l expect to see pass local
option laws and vote out the saloon is
New jersey"
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03

Billheads, letter heads, envelopes and
printed at Record Office. tt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
i Progressive Hiafeslrau dcns

the tragic death of Representative
David A. DeArnpnd in the burning of
his home ii Butler, Mo, last week,
whsle trying to save his grandson, re-
moves Que OF the most progressive
Statesmen flom Congress. 1Ie was a
BRILLIANT oastor and one Of W. ]. Bryan's
issOst faithful supporters during the past
thnteea yeaas.
uatsl Champ Clark succeeded John
SHARP Williams as Democratic leader
Of the House, MI. De Ar1aond was a
mefabss Of tlaeimporsaat Committee on
Rules, Ehe most powerful committee in
Che House organization. He disliked
COMMITTEES work and vas Il n}embe. of
Gully committee, ihat Of judiciary
General, and Of that lie vas the ranking
Democrat. III point Of long service in
House NJ. 1s Almonds record was
exceeded by on four men now serving,
Speaker Cannon, Representatives Bing-
haan and Da.zell, OF Pennsylvania, and
Payne OF New York
NC 6ne incident IN Mr. be Almonds
carey in Congress IL iioge wildly re-
nlembered than a remarkable address
delivered ii 1906. N which no advocated
the calling Of d congention to amend
the Consultation of the lated States.
Some 81 The Improvements he would
have introduced in the form of amend
ments were the establishment of female
suffrage. q Uniform marriage and di-
Yorce law, ~ogrlatios or prohibition of
tie iiSaer tasah', 9yision Tor election
Ao. oalg og Sensg but Of President
and Nise pfesidaht by direct vote, the
additicn a twc Years 70 ths term in
office 81 ahs President, who should be
ineligible sor reelection; change of the
insugulai date and be co~nvening Of
Congress shortly agsei the election Of
its members instea1 OF 18 months later.
10 shese changes he would 1--we added
an arrangement ~wllereby the Govern
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
Women Who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are lovely
in face, form and temper are the envy of
many, who might he like them. A weak,
sickly woman will ce nervous and irritable.
Constipation or Kidney poisions show in
psmples, blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. For all snch, Elec-
trio Bitters work wonders. They regulate
Stomach, Liver land Kidneys, purify the
bIoob; give strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
breath, smooth, vevety shin, lovely COM
plexion. Many charming women owe their
health and beauty to them. SOC at John
sons drug store.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
Srom Whiskey to .Saaar

The total sGealings Of TIE Whiskey /
Ring uzrler Grants administrab on were
estimated al 81 1856, 900. The Sugar
Trust has already refunded S2, 900, 200,
and lis total stealing from e1e Govern
anent have been estimated rs bigA as
100000, 900
The whiske5 frauds extended over a
period Of six years. The sugar frands
extended over a perIod of neari5 twenty
years
TIE Whiskey Ring vas pzctocted BY
officials Of tie Unitga States Governs
ment. The Sugar Trust was likewise
protected, /
Part Of tie Whiskey Ring stealing !
went into 4 Republican campaign Eund
ard SONG Of sie money vas rsea to or
gapiae a movement 70 nominate Grant
fe a third term How iouol ne Sugar
Trnst contributed 20 aallp aigp 'unds III
1892, 1896, 1900 and 1904 only q Con
(, eleassonal investigation can disclose.
The Whiskeg Ring frauds were less
extended and lopch c1u1er tlau s5e
sugar Trust flaa0s. The system vfas
not well organized and its most power
fal political ally was only 2 priytts sec
Telaly to he President Bislow was
able % smash thering nsplie Of Giant I
hostility &c liR prosecution Of Babcock
Fhs Sugar Irtst built up ia alliances
.hroug several Adr. Illustrations
had q ali With ne ofs Wgati0l.s !,
iaraSes n aaa- no. . only sloie
ia s..ough a long period of years
as 1t violated the An,rIrust law ant
the Interstate Commerce law as we'll
Mt ont OF its officers OF dD ectOrs ha
YET been brought to trial. Its rebatine
crimes We're not exposed not by tn,
Gevernn ent, but by "A private citizen
i tleaa ltA 81 lie AMI 1rusi law VIA:
. d ho eliilnent prose
cutiuh, bGt Ill ID private suit. 1ts
weighing frauds were settled originally
by the payment OF 50, 100, 600, and al
though the trusts attorneys admitted
that the Government could have col.
lected additional penalties of 30, 600, OOC
n such demand Was made. The trust
was even allowed by Congress to dictate
the tariff schedules under which it rob.
bed the Federal treasury of publ.
revenues.
The long con tinued alliance between
the Sugar Trust and Government is one
OF The most s%candalous chapters in the
history of the United States. 1t in
wolves a far greater menace to the
Integrity of republican institutions than
did the Whiskey Ring frauds and quite
as much perhaps as the Credit Mobilier
scandal. Criminal prosecution of GER
tain specific o~ffeEses not covered by the
statute of limitations is no longer suf
fcient. There must be complete pub
licity of the trusts relations to the
Government, a complete exposure of
the methods by which it obtained pro-
lection and immunity for SO many years.
Only a Congressional Investigation
can do this work.-World.
Billheads, letter heads, envelopes and
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
Leather Hand Bags

-.Ai.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
AUBURN

Nov. 3O-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Selak
have gone to Wilmington to remain
through out the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts of
wildwood are visiting among relatives.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
WA SAlTa & g0.
sUccEsso2 10
Win. D. Shafp Z Co.,
and Market Streets
Willniingren. Del.
2hll EglI EQ[ Christmas

UlHjp LulJ I'LL Wlll0HIiN0
With Christmas only is
shopping days away It is
quite line to begin il youx
would SHOP EARLY
early in the day and early
in DeceYaber would De the
biggest iit you could give
to the workers behind the
counters and on the deliy-
cry wag0us--ands too. il
would be big saving to
yourself
Christmas Suggestions
are crowded into our third
floor. We would be glad
to have yoii take a lock
around q the pretty
things---we won t inpol-
tune you "a buy--ast
cone see shese. pretty
things ? APPS there's
something lere That viii
just strike you.
WASTE BAsK-ETs--The best
we ever had aud ut mod
crate prices These bas~
kets will last; 50e to
$3.50.
MISSION FuRNTURE--Um
brella stands. clothes trees,
ladies' desks. lamps. h
bourettes. tables--50c to
$1,000.
LEATHgR G0oDs-Table
covers, NJ is and
covers--5Oc up. Pillow
tops ready for the pillow
$500 to $5,0 90,
Be Comfortable
while doing year ChFist
E"H8 E.a-Z
mas shopping; don't eatcli
Geld. Our ladies' under
wear department is iull IN
with
Merode Tights or EquH
tfiennes 50c ID $3.50.
Merode VesEs-Frorn
SOC to 81 so.
Mercde. Pants--From
soc to 81 so.
Merode Union Suits
500 10 3d. 70.
Merode ChiIdren's Shirts
and Pants---60e up.
Nc~buttony Fleec lined
Bleached We ts CSC "
elar; 3gc exra
IKE de{&GiaVEs
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
Job Printing

The Penn's Grove RECORD office is bet
ter prepared to do job printing than ever
before. If you need any don't fail to give
us a trial. Good work at reasonable prices
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03

Another big shipment
of those splendid $3.50
bags for $1.O0; four styles
now including that pcpu-
lar big one. All are well
made and finished.
Handsome Envelope Bags
that most women get SO
many things into. Black,
brown, blue, taupe, green
500, $1.50, $500 and
up. Il
The newest shapes in
very rich and genteel fin
ishes-$l.50, $500, 1926
$3.50, $500 and up to
$1,000.
Bill Rolls and Pocket
books, Car Ticket Cases,
Dress Suit Card Cases,
etc., are here for the men
folks.
First floor.
Christmas Suggestions
are displayed on our fancy
goods tables on the first
and third floors. There's
great buying at 15c, Csc,
SOC, 75c and $1.00.
Exquisitely-trimmed Phi
cushions, as daintily made
as if you had done them
yourself, and much quick
er and cheaper-15c, 25c,
35c, Soc, and up to IS.
First floor.
Dressing Sacques, SOC.
Floral and Persian de-
signs Of bright Fleece
downs, gay and CHEEKY
and comfortable on chilly
mornings. High turn
over collars, long roomy
sleeves and a trim little
belt or shapely row Of
stirring at the waist.
You seldom see such good
Sacques for Soc.
Second floor, take elevator.
The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03

ments under suitable regulations, might
insure the lives of citizens Of the great
Republic" Adding: "What a booItD
the people to insurance at what it is
worth.n
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Arizona Will Have
 Wireless Telephone

Within three Q: four weeks a eom- osny will he formed 70 install "A Col lins wireless teIeph ne system every city aud town in Arizona. The tir-t city to have such s system will bs Ph enix. says the c zette.
 J ,hh Phelps, representative of the Collins Wireless Telephone company, h-s been in the city for several da 6 rom Mo ney has taken the local and territorial agenc1 for the compsny and will form the sub corporations.
 Twn wireless telephones have al. ready been installed for exhibition purp ,ses ir d.f trent roniEs oi the Lewis building, over the Ar pna Mer. ctn'ile company. rhia morning a rrpre-entstiv. mt the Gazstte talked or five minute. with MT Phelps through the wireless ph me Every S"rd came clearly and -tincily.
 It is Me Phelps p -edIc ion hat the sir 'less phone will be ID common use Ill PhOenIX within six months. After that it ~iil rapidly spread to every own and mining camp ID the terri- tory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Arizona Ranks
 Amonq the First

Arizona promi-es to be hesdquart- CTS rsil rews from the sis r. Dr Percival Lowell, head If the oi serys-
 nry st Flag tsff. an', unces th, he h"s d scovered 'lacings" on Mars, and n making 'he hesnnounceInent he states that h' reafteI he Will have nothing to |" with rhe Hsrvard observatory; he
 lso states that he has an a reement ri'h the Centga Q Ste'le of kiel, iermany, whereby all news of a planetary na gre is to be filed at f sgsfsff and distributed from that "~n. Under this agreement, it will ne seen -hen a sun pot gets busy. or . world sSplod in the constellation, pr Ori n Taurus concludes to chsnge ms shape, or Andromeds happens to prodrce comet, communication will lave tn re arranged with Flagstaff hef.'re the stunt can be pulled fl with -cla.. Possibly, we will arrange to have the astronomical stunts pulled If at the nsxt territorial fair We do things in Ar znna.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Mining Man Here
 on Inspection Tour

D Hubbard, the we'll known min ing msn from Chicsgo, arrived in Tonbstone yesterday on . tour of in- spection. MT. Hubbard is president Of the Chicago Explore tion company. which recently took over the Bunker Hill mine property in this distrIcf. and doing extensive development work on the same under the direction of Superintendent Wallace.
 Extensive operations gre beine planned for this property and will be Lut int" execution during the coming year. Mir. Hubbard is heavily inter e-ted in m'n'ng enterprises in .hs vest and is wee president Of the G"ldfeld Consol dated Mining com- .,sny n Nevada and ot her compsnir, 'n that rtste. Mir Hubbard will re man in Tombstone several days. He .. greatly impressed .ith the sur r"undnngs of r..mbstone si d its uD-
 u-passed cl,mste.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Ere sht Car Robbed
 at Phoenix

Wholesale robbery of . freight car of novel nature occurred "A: Phoen'x Saturday when fifty-five cases, or a hundr and ten five-gsllon cans uf gasoline, were spiri.ed away in sn automobile, from car o" c sidetfsck in the psric' pa < Ph epiK rsilr"sd yards. IT 6 tracks fl large auto mohi ie were found with empty ne, where the machine had been filled near the car. The thieve. mn [ ave had knos ledge and expected the AT r,vsl of the shipment, as they first br ke into the warehouse of the Stsndsrd. where they secured three cans of gasoline, si d then ass ulred row of freight cara, breaking into seven before fi'.d ng what they wanted. They took no other merchandise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Over TOO Divorce
 Cases on Calendar

\ yer b-f. re in the history of Co., chise county have 50 many divorce eases been filed with the clerk {, i the di-tr ct court ss has been the case in past week, during nhIch time nine cases have been enter. d upon the civil docket of that tribunal. At th, present time there are upon the court calendar over l01 c4sCs of this char ,c'tr 70 be tried during the present tern. of the d strict court Cochise county has more divorce cases on file during the present term than a l the other court Tn the territory com bined
 A glance over the record of the probate courr ID the marriage license line, will show that for every divorce snted there IS a marriage license isrued, and st the present tune the numher of bl ss tickets 'ssued and nnptisI knut- united are stand-Of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
From tuesdays Daily.

Deputy sher,ff A W Howe is ex. pectsd to return ttis ev ming from
 Florence where he sent to deliver s couple of r,sonar- over [" the author itie- in charge of the peniteniisry. Sam Barrow returned from P-arc. vest fdAy, where he spent several day. on s visit.
 Mrs Nellie NJ Fowler is . Tombston. visitor today from St Dav,d.
 Chsirn sn G J McCabe of the board of supsrvisors arrived today. Tn bosrd meets tomorrow to pass up | ] bids for the county poor farm a' Doug'as and to trsnsAct the regular monthly business. Attorney AY Wright of Douglas, arriv, d in the ty lsst evening on s professional visit. Gene L .rrieu, better known as J s Bush. the mayor of Turner, return. d to his home this morning after brief visit in Tombstone ou c business mi.- si)p.
 H c StClsire. representing the H H McNsil company at Phoeuix, is in town today in the interests the we'll known printing a:d stationery estab. lishment of Arizona.
 Attorney Parsons is in the county seat for seversi days on matters te ore the dis..ic. court.
 Attorney R N F."nch is Tomb stone visitor today from Douglas on court business.
 Er nk Wilson of Tucson is in the city today on mining matters and will leave this ever ing for Cnurt- land.
 John Montana. the CourtIsnd livery man. is in the county seat L. lay fur A brief stay.
 The Old Fellows meet thi. evening in Masonic hall.
 The Parish Visitor is the name O an interesting church publication which is being circulated free monthly by Rev c W Myers of Tom bstone. The church paper is issued in the 'nter. est of the Congregational .hurch, and Rev. Myers as editor contributes some articles from this sestion Of the Lord'. vineyard that are both interesting and helpful.
 Seating himself at the breakfsst tshle yesterday morning, Louie B Rodriguez of ruc.On, apparently IT. h,' usnsl b-siih, suddenly hl. back yard and d., d in the vresrnc- of hs fam;l ly. ssys the Ctiz-n Death ws, +mO-t instsntane, us and the dyii.. I man never uttered 6 sound after beirs stricken. Heart disease Is gwen ., the cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
TOMBSTONE ePl1APH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
h sfaAoks

" Blanche McCord and hust and to A Mo- l Detmott lots ID Doug ny i1s ..-....-.... ZJu W T Wo .scks to Ma t,onsi Cash Register :E. Co, cs-h register ls5 | Cara NJ Ss-on 10 the Pruv,dept Mutual Bu iding and Loan ss- s citation, mortgage on
 property Tn the c ty of
 Douglas 3cO Frank Pioone ct ux to
 John Fsi'er, mortgage
 on pr, perty in the
 Calumet Qu'en sddi-
 ton to the city of
 Douglas. ss........... sOO Al-on D Phelps ct ux to
 Arizona Mutus! Say.
 ings and Loan ss-uci-
 ation, mortgage on
 Bisbee prorerfy w 500 Nicholas B Ea.tlsnd ct
 ux to the State Mutual
 Budding and L.an s--
 sociatinn. mortgage on property in the Claw s.n addition 10 the city of Douglas $50 .. Douglas Realty and h. Ii vessmeut company to the State Mutual Building and Lrsn as- scI-tiou, m rtgsge on I, Dougls. property .... 2OOv The Vienna Bskeryc..m If ptny to the c tizens i( Bank and Trust coz is my, chs,.!e m ort. : saee lJpb L M-d'govich ,n E B If Masrn X company, 2 cns'tle mortgage ~ B [ \ K York 70 B Mason and company. chattle mstgage ge... 94 d AMENDMENTS To ARTICLES OF CDR. .
 PokATIoN. [, Art cle VIoi the Citizens B,r and Trus. ccm- e pany, changed so as to C read "thst otfic als of il the corporation eisll he
 president, fr-t vice.
 president, second vice. president and secretary
 sni such other officers
 and agents ss the board
 of directors msy from
 time to tim determine and that the sff .irs of , the cmp'ny shsll be conducted by board of
 director. Of . stock-
 holders, etc !"
 sATIsFACr OS MORTGAGE. Josephine A Rogers to i' Malcum G TsdL.ck ct
 ux: on lots 'n Douglas LC Hanks to James A
 Globe; on lots in Doug.
 isS The Douglas City Bank to Anton Ksmbitch;
 on lots in Douglas --
 P'wER oF ATTORNEY. G M Pprter to Jane
 Gladys Porter; general
 DO ere NoT:cs OF APPRoPs ATT tF WAFER q Wis Bros spproprate tor all their bus ne.e purpo.es al the ws ers
 of 6 spring eitusted
 about s miles north. west of Dos Csb~las and about l2 miles -asteriy from Wiiicox o -.--.--------.-
 ARTICLES OF ISooRr RATION. Ot the Washington Min
 ing company; 'ncor- porsfors l. D R'ckests. ,. SP App,ewhite and | z D"uglas; principal pls e oi business. Doug .. ia-; oiject, general U min.ng, mil ing smelt.
 ing, manufacturing.
 etc; capital stock fse ?. million d..llars, dlvioed
 into fve hundred
 tbousaod shsres of par
 value of $lO zach "
 APPoINTN. NIT sF AssST
 Golden State life The Co sppoint- BM Pattison ss agent for Ccch,se county 1 - sATIsFAcTIoS MORTGAGE JW Fur' tn I Aildredge
 etux, 6 tisisction of
 m rfgsge on Do ,glss
 property .......... -
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-12-05
Globe Is Enjoy
 ing a Boom

Attorney D L Cunningham of the we l known hgsl firm of Cunning ham, Ellerbe X Riggs. accompanied by hs wife, r-turn.d yeste.dsy from Globe, here he WAS -ummun. d n A business m ssion. Mr Cunningham stated tn t Globe is enjoying an un. u-ual prosperity boom Much bniid. ing Is going on in the camp and the streets are all being improved and levelsd, He further ststed that he was inf rmed bv reiIsbl. sou ce that the Southern Pacific Rail oad com psny had withdrawn all its grading force. from the proposed rnad he,ween Courtlsnd and Nsco, and had made ara 1gemsnts with the El Paso & S''u h western for the use ,d i's track b-twee Courtlr nd and Dnngia.. And further, that ;he Southern Pacific had -ent ifs grading forces to Winkien.n 10 complete the TO d from th 1t city 10 San Carl"s. It Is unders o,'d that the E F & $ W ~ilI rnn into GInue over ths s P Jacks very shortly, and that for q e present the >outh esiern has a.Ixnd ned the idea of ex'end.ny its road from Benson to the coast According to this information 1t i- expec cd that railroad nuildiUg in Cochise county will be very -csns dur ing the next year.