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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
THE PARK CEMETERY

located in North Bridgeport, on hfeh candy ridges. Carriage entrance IdndIey street, or cars from Reservoir avenue. Improved lots for sale on ferv: superintendenf's Office, 955; Su- pefiutendent's House, 514, or City or ice, soc Court Exchange. Telephone
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A license was issued to-day to Geo. c,unther. a bricklayer, to marry Miss Wendolyn Cook, daughter of MT. and Mrs John Cook. MT. Cook was for meriy president of the Bricklayers' and Plasterers' union.
 Fred Yads secured a license to-day to marry Miss MargaretOuda. daush- fer of Jacob Ouda- Both the con- tracting parties are of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
COLGAN SCRAPES
 MUD OFF MAIN ST

1Supt Colgan of the street cleaning department has been busily engaged today in clearing the layer of mud from Main street The street has been ir, Ivr-etched condition for tte past four weeks. Business men expressed satis- faction at the change today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
WOODFORD FINED $50 FOR TAKING
 EASY" MONEY
Special from limited

VSpeCldI IrO1n Unlteu PreSS.
 New Haven. July 15-Raymond H. WOOdfOrC, who was arrested in Bridgeport a few days ago on the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, was arraigned in the police court to-day and fined $50 and costs He was accused of securing money from two local men on the pretext that he would obtain positions for them as travelling salesmen with q Philadelphia firm.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
Miss Phillips Suffers
 Appendicitis Operation

Miss Mabel Phillips was removed from her home, 314 Centre street, last evening in the ambulance and taken was onerated on for appendicitis. She is reported to-day as being in very favorable condition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15
POLICE COMMITTEE MEET

A committee of three of the State Police Association met in the New Ha- ven headquarters last evening. Pres ent were Captain Redgate of fhis city, Chief Cowles of New Haven, nd Cap tain Landrigan of Merfden
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-07-15

WANT ADS GENT A WORD
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Arizona Pen
 About Completed

Within two months every convict now at Yuma will he moved to Flor ence. By that time the new peniten- tiary will be far enough along toward completion 50 that it will be possible to ahsndon the old prison at Yuma.
 The entire board of control, consist ing of Governor Kibbey, Auditor Fos- ter and J. J Riggs, citizen member, has made an inspection of the work upon the new building within the last two or three dave
 The board found everything pro- gressing satisfactorily and were told that the entire outer wall would l. completed in 26 days. After that 1t will not take long to prepare the en- closure for the reception of the re- mainder of the convicts who are at Yuma. The buildings will be far from complete, but gil do for summer oc- cupstion
 IL Is estimated that another year will have elapsed before the last de. tails in connection with the construc. tion Of the new penitentiary will have been completed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
FrightfuI Death of a
 Former Tombstone Boy

All the old friends of Judge and Mrs W. H. Stillwell will profoundly regret to learn of the demise of Chas B. Lawrence, who met & terrible death near San Francisco on April 9th, when one of the big stils of the Standard Oil company exploded. He was a con of Mrs. Stillweli and was formerly 6 re-iden of this city. He will be most favorably remembered by the Tomb stone friends of Judge and Mrs Still we'll, the young man being about twelve years sf age at the time the family left here and moved to Phoenix where they have since resided.
 By strange freak of fate. he hap pened to be walking by the still when 1t blew up. So fierce were the flames, help could not reach him until his body had been literally burned to a crisp.
 Death came most instantly to the unfortunate young man, who was em' ] ployed as clerk and bookkeeper m the marine department of the Standard Oil company's plant at Point Rich. mond One other was killed and seven empl yes injured at the same time 1 La renee met his death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
The Republicans
 In a Turmoil

Governor KIbbey's recent warm epistle to the republicans of Ariz na has struck fire, and according to the Phoenix Democrat within the next few days General Thomas F. Wilson of Tucson will give to the public an open letter, m which he will answer K b. bey's charges oi double crossing"
 Wilson will take exceptions to Kib- bey's allegations regarding certain re- cent history of the party in Arizona, and will attempt to show that instead of kibbey being betrayed by some of the Arizona patriots, they were be- trayed by him.
 Coming from Wilson, whose regard for Kihbey Is none too deep, it is sx- pected that the open letter will fairly sizzle with epig-ams. for which Wilson is already famous in this territory.
 At one time, Wilson was a member of the territorial board of equalization under Governor kibbey, but resigned when he found that bis views did not agree sith those of the governor re- gsrdlng the taxation of Arizona prop erty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
From Tuesdays Daily.

! Wm. B. ClesIy, who is to be as- . ciated in the defense of the alleged reyolutionists, arrived today from is. bee on q brief professional visit. A Mexican brought over from To ell 'odsy was ordered committed to the asylum at Phoenix after an ex- animation before Probate Judge Good body. The unfortunate man lsbors under hallucination that he owns all property and mas & right TO appropri- ate whatever he aees. He wanders about aimlessly and hss mania for
 nterng houses and takin, ahatever he can find.
 Monday the farmers on the Santa Cruz commenced cutting hay, and since that time green feed has heen plentiful, and the hay famine is bro ken The new crop of hay will be coming into market within another week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
From Mondays Daily.

Judge iIoAn and Court Reporte Walker and Official Interpreter Pedro
 Michslena left yesterday for Nogsle-
 where Judge Dosn sill hold week: sessi, n ofthe district court. Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald yesterday brought . prisoner nam d W.ll!Hgsly to the county jail from Wilcox, hay ing been bound over to the grand jury on charge of alleged horse stealing
 Adyices have been received h. rs that the party of sutomobi bi!ists, Messr> Young. Gage. Sloane and Bowman. had arrved safely last evening in L. Angeles and having made exception ally good time en ronte.
 City Treasurer Hughes and wife Jeff 'od.y for Tucson on a brief visit with friends.
 The price of water at Courtlsnd Is seventy five cents barrel and even at this figure it is hard to get in desir. able quantities. Where stock has to be supplied from this purchased water the daily wster bill becomes burden some.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
An Ancient Custom Just Revived

Within the past few days a nu. be- "f Ariznns people have been caught ai hrks in an endless chain of letter. sta'ted from some unknown party probably in Los Angeles. The ms sive says:
 IAN A GENT PRAYERh %! Lord Jesus implore Thee to bless all mankini, keep u- from evil and take us to dwell m Eternity This wss SC to me hy friend, copy 1t and see what will happen It Is said m Jerusalem that he who writes this prayer nine days, commencing the day received will experience some great joy on the 9th day; he will also be delivered from all calamities. But he who does not write will meet with misfortune. Make wish while writ ing. Do not break the chain of friends for nine dsys-
 Do not Sign"
 Many of these letters have been re. ceived in Tombstone, and it is pre- sumed the endless chain is still work ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
The l. 0. 0. F.
 Grand Lodge

The I. O. o. F. Grand Lodge of Ari. zona is now in session at Tucson. A. H. Emanuel is present as the dele- gate representing the Tombstone lodge.
 Among the important matters to be considered by the Grand Lodge will be the selection oi a site for the home for T. O. 0. F. members which will be erected in this territory. About S5O,. 900 will be expended on this home. 4 tract Of land was selected in Stafford last year but 1t was never formally ac. cepted as the donors were not able to give a clear title.
 It is probable also that there will bt & revision of the bylaws of Arizons jurisdiction. The present bylaws art not entirely satisfactory and conse- quently it is likely that changes vii be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Arizona California
 Telephone Line

A telephone direct from Tom mbstone 70 Los Angeles will ~oon be reality according to Los Angeles report.
 The lne to California will extend trough Tucson, Phoenix, Prescott Kingman, Needles and San Bsrnar- iino.
 \ request franchise for the ex- en-ion has just been made of the ard of supervisors of Yuma county according to the California report
 It IS understood also that a number of telephone branch lines will b. run tn mining clmps throughout the ter ritory.
 The new line will open large ter ritorv that has not been heretofore covered by any telephone lines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Rlnsacked Tool Room
 of the T. 1. Co.

The dropping of ashes from a cigar cite, which he was smoking at the time, into 8 small bag of .uupowder, may be the means of not only sending Ramon Flores to jail on charge of burglary, but will also disfgure his countenance.
 During the early hours of Friday morning, Flores gained an entrance into the tool room of the Tom hstone Improvement Co, and began to rsn- sack the place. He open cd up 8 num- Der of chests and finally reached one ths, belonged to Wallace Stark, the engineer. In this chest Stark had a number of shot gun stells. as we'll as his relosding outfit. A small quantity of power War in the chest, and, in some manner the powder exploded, evidently while Flores was leaning over the chest. His shirt caught fire and to put it out he tore part of it of and threw it upon the floor. He evidently made a hasty escape, as he was hurrying down the street he att tracted the attention of Night Watch man Johnson, who, seeing that hi, face, hands and shirt were burned took hIn into custody ard held him until the next day.
 When the force of the T. I. Co opened up on Friday morning the, discovered that the place had beer entered and that there was evidenc1 of powder explosion. They als, found the piece of shirt which Fibre
 had torn of, and turned it over to tn
 officers.
 Flores, soon after being placed il
 jail, tried to make away with tn
 shirt ss he realized that the missin 8 piece might be found and would '. used as evidence against him Tn [ nfficers found the shirt and the miss b ing piece fitted to perfection. }, Flores maintains that he was iniul n d in fight, but he will have a chanc V ,o explain the circumstances to Judg Q Mcfarland today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Be a Booster

If you see some feller tryin'
 For to make some project go, You can boost it up trifie;
 That's your cue to let him know That you're not goin' to knock it
 Just because it ain't your shout" But you're going 10 boost little,
 Cause he's got the "best thing out If you know some teller's failin's
 Just forget 'em; cause you know That same feller's got some good points,
 Them's the ones you want to show; ''Cast your loaves out on the waters,
 They'll come back" is 6 sayin' true Mebbe they will come back "buttered,' 7
 When some feller boosts for you. -Ex
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25

No bounties will be paid by Yuma county for wild animals after June l. This important measure was passed ny the board of supervisors at a recent meeting, and will doswsy with large and unnecessary item of expense to the county in the future. A bonuty of cents each has been offered for gophers, however, and it is expected that it will have an eficacious effect in cleansing the county of these little pests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25

Ten miles of track have been laid north of Douglas up Sulphur Springs valley on the Mexico & Colorado rail- road. Nearly thirty miles of grade have been completed on the Douglas end of the road. Nearly all of the heavy grades have been completed by the NJ. X C. in the Courtland district, and, according to expectation, trains will be running from Douglas to CouEtland by the first of July and it may be that completion to Courtland will be announced before that time,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Sad Death of
 Tombstone Young Lady

Miss Olie Beecbsm, step daughter of W. N Hunter of this city, died last night fir m complication of dis eases She was a young lady of am iahle disposition who ad endear"d hrr-elf to a Ia ge circle of friends shile here, an2 her death has cast a gloom upon those who were fortunate 50 make her acquaintance. Her fu- neral took place this afternoon from the Methodist church and was largely attended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Enjoyable Dance
 Had at CourtIand

A very enjoyable dance was given on Saturday evening in the Courtlsnd theatre, just hearing completion, and guests were present from Tom bs tone Bisbee, Douglas and other surround ing towns The new theatre, of which H A. Bishop and II. II Hnghsrt are proprietors, is not yet completed, but the floor was in fine form and the building is spacious and comfortable, SO that all the appointments of we'll arranged ball could be carried out to perfection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Rev. Stewart Has
 Returned to Bisbee

According to advices received from Bisbee today. it is reported that Rev, AK Stewart returned to Bisbee today and when he was informed that an other warrant had been sworn out against him for alleged assault he i'm. mediately gave himself up to the au- thorities Stewart still protests that he ia innocent of the crime charged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Railroad Man in
 Serious Condition

Fl Noticioso of Gusymss conveys the sad intellig nee that recently MT. "A Nsugle. who is supe intendent of the Interocesnic railway, uith headquarters in the city of Pueblo was stricken with paraysis, and lie-.iu a very serious condition. His family conter pla'e removing the patient to h. former home in Illinois, with 6 hope that the change of climate and scene may work::s recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 15 Gents Gold and Silver $I.OO Leat 75cents Gold, Silver, CopperS1.5O
 Samples by mail receive promp' attention. Placer Gold, Retorts an Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, ,l536 Court Place Denver, Colo
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Two M re Convicts
 Make Their Escape

Two more prisoners have made their -scape from the new penitentiary at Florence. A couple of good blood hounds might save the territory time AS well as expense in capturing the runaways and make escape impos- -ible.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
Has $4OOO for
 Alleged RevoIutionists

A Columbus, O., dispatch says:-
 Mother" Jones, the labor agitstor, who will address the socialists here this evening, says she has S4,00 to b. used tc obtain the freedom of the four Mexicans now in jail in Arizona She says the men are langHishing in iai for freedom of speech.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25

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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
RECORDS OF
 cOCHIsE COUNTY instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

DEEDS II A Morgan ct ux and W Angle ct ux to I X Merrill, property in Morgan and Angles first addition 10 town oi Wilcox .....----- zJ RDH Hall 10 the Turkey Greek Mining com psny, mines ID the California mining dis. trlct 70. --.---.'- ~ . !. H .Scanland to the Turkey Greek Mining company. mines in the Cali ornia mining di.- trict ............ $500 stock Julia Kelley to Henry de SouzI, Bisbee prop. efly .-s-. ...' ''-' I,nnie Wyler ct ux to 4 Son, property n Kline and Ewells sub division of S,etleTs first addition tr Doug las A- rizona and Mexico Realty company to k D Martin, property Tn the Overlook addition to the city of Doug las ~ 70 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE H Slaughter to G Hedges ct ux, satisfies mortgage ou property in the Queen addition 10 the city of Doug !As... ..-....... -.-.. Bank of Bisbee to Robt E Smith ct ux, satisfies mortgage on Blsbee property ..-... Thomas Higgins to G G Nolan, lease on BIsbee property for term of 99 years .-....... oo =
 MORTGAGES Nellie F BurLey to D WInternitz, real estate mortgage on property in the Warren town site. Q Guy E Martin to c E Busbenbark and W Ii Newell, chsttle mort gage on cattle. .-.... iVu =
 MINING DEED NJ F. Kinchals to Lilly, mines situsted in tte Tevis mining district. io
 DEEDS MN Naquin, J c Ma. quin, Julia Nsquin and Grace Nsquin to the Arizons Mutual Building and Loan as. sociation, Bisbee prop. erty.
 WARRANTY DEED CL Edmunds D ct TX to W H Beene, Bisbee property. ..-.......--. i7oV
 @. c. DEED Jacob Pirrung to Chas Strong, Bisbee prop etty. A.... lo -' SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. Edith F Strodthof to James H Vaughan ct uX, shtiHes h"tsaso on Douglas property. The Arizona Trust .and Banking company to W s Minus ct ux, satisfies mortgage on Dug ylss pro i'erty - Wm M Beene e ux tO the Citizens Bank < Tru-t company, mort- gage on B'snee prop erty ..----.---.. Ooc
 DtEs International nd Improveme ''n- pany to Jacob md I'M
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25
250

haoei MhoFe, pIoPetS
 in the Warren town
 eltU ooo Courtland Townsite and
 Improvement com
 p ny to Thomas
 Melaven, property in
 the Great Western ad-
 dtion to the Court and ] townsite .........- ooo ..
 WARRANTY DEED. John Farley ct ux to T Nj Enochs. Disbee | property .....- ..-.-. If =. Frank $ Turmo ct ux to Geo Horn, Douglas l property S........... iioo '. U Rsth ct ux to Am
 snds D Goodin, land in section 20. town
 ship l5, range 24. 100 .. J Ratt and Lula E Rath to Amanda D G,odin. land in sec 'ion 20, township l5, range 2i ...-.. loo .. MORTGAGES Chss Ssndberg ct ux to ochi-e Building and Loan association, nor gage on Warren property .....-.... ooo .. Sam T Clark et ux to bert Kirschker, mortgage on property in the Overlook addi- tion to the city ot Douglas ........ 2Vo P Stanford to Murray Averett, mortgage on cattle <'O
 B.&s DEED Ben H Spiller to Arizona and Colorsd Railroad company, strip Of land 100 James O~en ct ux to ArizoDa and Colorado Railroad company strip Ot land ..... JO
 DEEDS P Ssudovsi ct ux and A Sandoval ct ux (P Ssndoval & Col to | Vasquez, Douglas prop property ........ lU
 TRUST DEED Mary E Gibbons ct ux to the Fidelity Savings and Loan association, Douglas property. ... 600 ..
 GIFT DEED. Thomas P Nichols to Ce,ils NJ Nichols, property In the Home addition to the city of Douglas; also the NEi of section 8, township 24. range 27 .... -
 RIGHT-oF WAY DEES L Berner to Mexico < Colorado Railroad company. strip of land 100 feet wide across SWi of section 8. township g. range ? l25
 Q. c. DEED John Nolan et' ux |: to Harry ,R Harrison, property in Upper Lo- well. ................. SUI ..
 WARRANTY DEED l. Nasquez ct ux to A J Haven, Douglas prop erty.- iV LEASE Wm B Moore, T R Stone ct ux to James E Brophy, lease on land Gleeson, term 9l years amount ......... ID
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-25

Thomas D 'Fulghum to , Cochise county, Will-
 COX pr p-.ty. ....... Territory of Arizona, by the board of Super
 usurs of Cochise coun-
 ty to P Soto and
 NJ Soto, Wilcox 1 property ..........-. II
 LAND CLAIM hy John Ruben | AGREEMENT Owen T smith, James A Busenbsrk c BOericke, L,zzie F Smith ard Wal CT Nj Stein agree to convey min. the Empire Copper 4 Gold Mining company
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE c " Drew to G H Drew,
 chatt!e mortgage on iattAe ....- "Os r P Guerra to G Ii Drew chsttle mortgage on hOreee. loO
 BILL OF SALE F J Hogan to 0 E Mur- Phy, building in To- well occupitd hy the grantee ss his office 200 |. Martin . stello tt ux to the Mexico and Colo Tad Rsilr ad company right of way over mining cIsms situated in the Turquoise dls- trict ........- Mrs Naomi Barklay ct ux to W Scott ct ux BIsbee property ..... 300
 LtNS. [ Jackson, plaintiff, vs Gerge Schut,ie, defen- dant. Lien or build. ing in city of Douglas, amount ...--.--. II .. H Holmes, plaintiff, ys Southwestern Im- plovement company, defendant. Lien on telephone line supplies amount ......... l4s4 55
 MINING DEED 3 W libby to Western Finance C psny, mines in the Dos Ca bezas mining dis tfict ...-..... Bert Wilher ct uI to F \ Wolc tt, Tombstone property .-..... 10 ! VI Moon ct uX to the City uf Bisbee, prop erty 10 Bisbee. . lOO ..
 MORTGAGES | Armstrong ct ux to John Foulkes, mort gage on property in North Douglas sddi- tinn to the city of Douglas .... 25G .. 4 Martinez to G Hlrst ct ux. mortgage on property in the Pi.tle addition to the city of bOuSi6e o' C. Lilly B Eldridge ct ux to JIlia Litchfeld, mortgage on property Ziiin the Fairview sddi- ton to the city of Douglas s........-. i0o J $ Pri,chard ct ux to Mortimer F Sayro, mortgage op property in th- Pritchard and Williams addition to the city Of Bisbee .... 300 .. A NJ Sames to Jacob Sheerer, chsttle mort gage on office furniture in Douglas ..... 5l2 50 Griffin & Hawkins, to the National Cash Reg ister company, ch.ttle mortgage On cash reg ibsts AcS c R Davey ct ux to Martin Costello, mort- gage on Tombstone property. y.....--...- oVu -. c E Murray ct ux to the Arizona Trust and
 king company, mortgage on property in the F4lrvIew addi- ticn to the city of
 Douglas .-..-.... bOu Sarah T Ely ct ux to
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-10
WOMAN NEARING THE
CENTURY MARK IS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Mrs. Hannah Wright, Once Belle Of
Quaker Village in New Jer-
sey, Has Passed
Away

Close to the century mark, Mrs Han
nah Wright died at the age of SO years
and two months yesterday morning at
the home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. S. b. lines, 2O6 North
Hope street.
Mrs. Wright was identified with a
family several of whom lived to an eX-
ceedingly old age. Her mother died at
the age of 9S.
Mrs. Wright when a young woman
was the belle of her native town IN
New Jersey and captivated the heart
of a young Quaker. although she al
filiated with the Methodist church, the
denomination of her mother. An op-
position arose to a Quaker marrying
outside of the faith, but the opposition
was finally overcome, and IN 1888 the
proud young Quaker, S. b. wright, led
his beautiful bride to the altar. Ihey
lived happily together for nearly sixty
years. when the husband died.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright came to South
ern California twenty years ago with
Mr.. and Mrs. lines, but returned to the
east a few years later to reside with
another daughter, Mrs. w. j. Hun. Mr
Huff is the editor and proprietor of the
Monon News of Monon, Ind. Since the
death of Mr.. Wright his widow has
made her home with Mr. and Mrs
lines. The latter is the only surviving
daughter of four in the family.
Mrs. Wright was active until the last
days of her life, her death being caused
bv old age. The funeral will be held
at the undertaking parlors of ConneH
company this afternoon at O'Clock
The body will be placed in the vault
pending further decision by the family