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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

II is remarkable thing, but in ire
near neigh bor1ood % Paris there are
bot very few places where you can 90
and spend q cheap holiday and take
your family For che thing, milk ia
always dlncult 20 get in country
places it is ali sent 70 the nearest
town or the ground iE cultivated. Pas
ture land is rare ir France and fnilk
Il dear The same with the fruit and
yegetables-they all 90 away 70 me
towns
Apropos - thfs. there r. a butcher in
Barbizon who ENJOYS a unique posi-
ton. He 81 the only butcher within
or 6 miles. and g you grumble a.
hira be Says. The tramNay leaves
Ia Two hours See II you can get bet
+ Ter in the neSt tOwD--oT Try the forest
r. my meat doesn't please you."--l>oD'
don Clo1s.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
TELLURIUM NINE
PAYS STATE TAXES

RICHM I'D. Y A - Special ~
Sozns months ago ire state cor
pore1f0n Comml szlon cited the Argus
GoIc kfinInF Corporation. & concern
SrEarlzec under the Avs q So1rh De-
no. % appear before 90 and show
Gz1se wng ID slc-Ll -oE b 11ed for
cotng tasiness l1 ths state without
AzFlng Eie-fy Dalc fr.e license TAX
FEuulrec of foreign ClrLrTe tturE-
TIE defendant concern. through l-s
cosunSel. eruDlsarlrslig ceulec nat %
hzc broken the law. and erG med
ffs1f - WAS NIX a. r1sf Nule cong
k1El1ess ir the Olc Dominion. rut
helc al op-lon on t1e Telilri am ml-es
N CSocklarc and Fipsa-ra county.
which were tne properly - ne ~
rzlsch.Sn Glnins anc sr-eltlnE Cor
Dcra1ion-
After tssls explanation. the frsl &C.
c4nt0n ir the case Eas ceferre1. al
zholgh tne matter was not rle-l -ssef
from she docket
AfIea q. CoIlrs counsel FOR -.
concer1 TO-DAY notified CicrE Wtiscf
1hzz tne ArvuE Gold 1firing Corp pore
k5on had taken over ESQ properly RI
The Appa lacnian MirlDe aUc 1rneltlrl
fnE Company. and that. therefore, IN
1Scsnse TAX woulc forthwith he pai'
without f1rther cgnterfion-
Ths o@lcers ~ the concern, al .
Whom are RlchmorcerE. are az 20
NV Ffr3tltfitAf Ete4 - NA4sktfNs - -
president. John KFugs Secretary. Yves
Icy r. Atwood. Treasurer. Charles r.
SHB6en. Directors. Frec- .. Kfppe'
real estate. Richmon0. va. job
KrnE. cigar manufacture. kich
wOnd. Va. Wesley =. Atwood. rea
estate, Richmond. Va Charles y
se3cen. insurance, Richmond. va.
G1berf K Pollock, attorney ~ Law
RschF1Ond. Va
Dr. Watsor's Mineral Resources {
Virginia (1s07) contaiuz the foiioss
Ing
The Teiiuriun Nkne. located q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

Leaving this brief note upon stand
I'm her room at 10 North Linden
street. Mrs. Nellie NJ. LANCE. wife
OF Jacob LANCE. fired a bullet into
her right side. while she lay
upon her bed, apparently ready 20 die
The flash OF the powder ignited her
clothing and she ran through the
house. occupied by L. r. Sims. r. w.
Walker. living across the street. saw
the young woman stagger across the
veranda, and through him attention
was attracted. Mr.. Walker eXtinguish-
"a the flames and helped carry the
almost dying young woman back 70
her room.
1t is a partial elimination OF a love
story that had reached the fruitOn
Of marriage in 1907. The records Of
the Hastings Court show that on jan
uary OF that year license Of mar
riagc was issued 10 Jacob LANCE and
\ellie N. Bowles. and that the cere-
mony was PERFORMED on the same
day. The age OF Mr.. LANCE Is given
as twenty-three years. his home as In
Richmond. Miss Bowles was from
Cumberland county and her axe was
given as eighteen Inc marriage cere-
mony was performed hy Rev. DR.. ].
T. Hutson. OF the Pine Street Church.
So much for what had gone be-
fore. Some time during last spring
Mr. LANCE engaged well known law
Yer 20 institute proceedings Tor d.
Norce. 40 declaration was filed, and,
before the proceedings began. the
couple reached reconciliation.
TIE l29tef qrarreI eese43 Sa,nr cay
yaurant 60 bus herself clothes, thar. 4
is said. her husband could not onord
rC buy. when she was going home a
man. who is said 20 De patron % the
restaurant in which The younE woman
% Mrs. fanre. fFe then sat beside her.
Jacob Iaurc. TIE husband. is street
car conductor. and he was runnlnE, thls
f'.N ... anu .N.A MS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
MANN'S MAJORITY
is NEAR $4,000
Complete Figures Of Virginia Election
show Falling on Of Votes by
Both Parties.

RICHMOND. VA-Special- More
1Icte returns from the State cleo
~ Indicate that the majority of
judge William II. Mann over William
=. Kent for the eoveruorship VIII
reach 2f.1NN. Those counties which
were late reporting have maintained
their usual Democratic waiorities bet
Ter than some of those which reported
'1 fuu within a few hours after the
polls closed
There is mo- noteworthy change In
tho situation. More definite returns
warrant mo- amendment 90 the opinion
that Colonel James would be not more
than 5000 votes behind the lead of the
ticket. despite the fact that his name
had 90 Do written or stamped on every
ballot All the other Democratic NOM
iuees ran well zap with Judge Mann.
and there viii De- no material diner-
enCe in the maiorities
There was uo knitting OF Judge Nann
Democratic party 20 the Republican
f ID the estimates Cf CORES oudents are
correct the Republican losses are
equal to those OF the Democrats. iu
7 proportion 90 the total vote. Iu other
+ words. while Judge Nanrs vote IS
T probably 1912 per cent. less thar
+ that received one year aco hy VII
liam Jennings Bryan. Sir. kents vote
7 appears 20 De- the same percentage less
than that given 90 William II. Taft
Democrats Lost Nothing.
The apparent vote in Tuesday cleo
tion is approximately 10000. whsle
that of last November was 1876 $50
Therefore. while Judge Mann's yot
seems 90 be about $4,000. instead @
8r,ans 50 e16. Nr Kert's is apparent
U.s. only iu the neiEhborh0od OF $1,000
as compared 20 Taft's $3.50. tn
Democrats were more apathetic thai
the Republicans only because Their
were more Democrats 90 be apatheti,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

previous South
tas0-y
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11

The remarkable thing about q wo-
mans faith 10 how IL can be just as
strong after the foundations have been
Knocked from under It.
A man who can be 30 proud OF get
ting down 10 breakfast nearly on time
that he can get mad with his wife
for not saying it's because he's so
smart she had to call him only three
times.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
REFLECTIONS OF BACHELOR.

Propinquity is nine points OF the
law Of matrimony.
Anyhow. "A woman can always vote
% spend her husbands money.
The way the average man wants 70
help others Is trying 10 get them TO
help him
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-11-11
BEGGED HUSBAND
TO FORGIVE HER
Mrs. Nellie LANCE Grieving Over Mis-
understanding With Her Husband,
Fires Bullet into Her Side.

RICHMON VA Sp cial.-
"Goodbyc. Jake. I'm In 80
much trouble. lie n good boy and
think OF the way I RsS forgive
ncSsS- NELL"
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Fi st Men to Come
 to the Territory

How many Arizonans know the history of this territory Who wss he first settler and who wac the first
 man to enter it. bordersY They are fe | and far between. For the sake of argument we ~ill say that they are few who knox that Juan de Ia Asun- ci and Pedro Nadal, two frisrs. were the first white men that entered this bound. They came here in 1888. and very little is known of them. In l539 Fray Marcos of Niza and his negro )mpanion came here from Mexico aud j"urneyed to the sources of the San Pedro river
 Tn 1865. February 24, AriI ms was -lected into s separate territory and wss formally organized at Nsvsj Springs on December 29. 1863. Forty-six years sfterwsrd Arizona will be elected to statehood. We sug gest that this be the date that ve be admitted into the nsterhood of states.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Fighting Dangers
 of Tuberculosis

By the warning speeches made be |. Tore the Arizona Teachers associat on by me enbers o! the medical fraternity it would seem that 8 more perfect system of eradicating the dsngers ot the white plague will soon be in opera tion m .his territory. Colorado IS having an uphesval elong tn line, and ID Hs report, submitted to the public. the committee of fifteen lead ing business men and physicians, chosen to take charge of the anti tuberculosis campaign in Colorado Springs recommends the following:
 Removal of public drinking cups; disinfectlon of public telephones and all places oi public meetings.
 Medical and sanitary inspection of the public schools.
 Registration of tubercular cases,
 Publication of special sanitary rules.
 Continued agitation of preventative measures through the press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Former Arizona Ranger
 Sentenced to Prison

w Hatfield, one of the last sur vivors of the Hatfield McCoy feud of Pike county, Kentucky. Rough Rider, who fought st San Juan with Roosevelt; former deputy sheriff in California. and at one time SD Arizoaa ranger, wac sentenced in Lrs Auge es ny Judge Davis recently n five years in San Quentin on 6 mistrest ment charge.
 Sentei ce was imposed after Hatfield made plea tha. brought tears to the eyes of many men ~ho listeIed to his story.
 He pleaded guilty to running away rom Ventu,s, Cal, with Pearl East. man, II years old. He was arrested at Red ndo Beach with the girl.
 Sentence was imposed by Judge Davis, foi mer member Uf the ..lznns supreme bench and pres'dsd in Tomb. stone many yesrs, VAS the minimum for the ofense.
 Il have ione wrong," Hatfield said. "I wat to be sentenced, judge, and to ser.e @ prison term, but I don't want 70 come from prison & write haired man. I want 6 chance to be good citizen and to help my old mother when I come out.
 "I wanted to marry this girl. She wac willing. but her grandparents would not let me. I was . hired man on their place at Venturs.
 "When her grandfather opposed our marriage, we ran away. Back in Ken- tucky that was no crime. and l al- ways have wanted to marry the girl.
 My father wss killed from ambush by one 0! the McCoys. My mother has DO one left to support her. I served in the Spanish war nt San Juan hill. I have been 6 ranger ID rexas and Arirops and hsve done duty as . peace officer. I koow I nave violated 6 law snd:ws to pay the penalty"
 He accepted sentence without . word
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Will Lasso Wild
 Animals in Africa

The following hair raising informa- ton is sent out by telegraph from New York:
 "BuAslo" Jones, who is raising cross bred Indian buffalo and cattle near the Grand Canyon in Arizons for the govern rent, announces tha: he will start for Africa in March to rope a"d tie with his own hands [. specimen of ever dangerous wild aoi. msl in Africa.
 "I'Il d. the first part of the roping alone" said he. "snd for the rect I'll have two of the best ropers in the west. They gre NJ D Loveles, of Cap issn N. N and James Owen of Ere donis, Aris.
 "We will have specially prepared lsrists, partly woven with sire, . d the hest trained CIV horses we can 6nd n the west.",
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
An Association for
 Mutual Benefit

The American Womsn's league IS & national association Of women and men banded together fr mutual benefit, protection, education and sd- vsncement. lt is not a secret society" it is not an insurance organ. nation, nor is it 8 charity. Is is founded and operated on safe, conser- va.i"e, economica'ly sopnd business princip es. It's me nI e;- nip is spread throughout the en irc J'nlted St ,tes.
 In every community, town or city where there are sufficient members beautiful club houses are erected by the ieague for the sole use of its members, free of expense, and fund provided for the msintslnance of these club houses
 The reqn rements of membership are simple and easy oi fulfllment- may he met by any intelligent person 10 few days or weeks time (al. though full year is slowed), and once performed, enti,le the member to all the benefits and advantages of the entire organization fer lie as 8 right of membership There gre no dues; there is none of the nembers' money required; simply 6 pleasant service, easy and dignifed of perform snce. You will fully r"slize thi. when you investigate his wonderful plan. T further particulars call on the local representative, Mir Frank April; alec secretary of the Arizona No of this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Indian War Veterans
 Organized in Denver

Ths National Indian War Veterans, sn organization formed in Denver, hs- for its object. to obtain pensions for ali thoee who. while serving the gov- ernment. contributed their share to open Tor peaceful set lenant this great western country.
 The men ss a rule are old and feeble, by reason of endured hsrd-hipp and pri.stions, unable to perform manual labor and on account of age barred from obtaining suitable em. ployment.
 Many in 'rizons are eligible to membership in tbis organization and should write to the N,t;onal Score 'ary and Treasurer, c H Hsuser. l843 Market street. Denver. Colo. when they will receive further information.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Tombstone Has a
 PromisinQ Cartoonist

That Tombstone has within her
 midst 6 promising csrtoonist is evi- denced hy a ssmple of the sketch work of Ed McOrmsnd, which appears in th,s issue of THE PRosPEcroR. Mir. McOrmand # 6 talented young man who has devoted but con- psratively little time to sketch work but s,me Of his focal sketches glv- evidence oi budd ng genius aod or iginslIty which il cultivated and en- ~iil lead him to the front rank oi this interesting profession The cartoon printed today is one of his first efforts and THE PRosPEcruR is hopeful ol publishing many others from time to time of local interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Successful Opening
 of Show Season

Crowded to the doors and then some wss the verdict ss to the "show hungry" condition which prevails in Tombstone ct the present time srd which fact was amply demonstrated when the aew management of the Sch,edslin made its bo. before the Tombstone play house gers last night. It was intended to give two sh.ws but for several reasons, among which was the fact that the electric plant i- not ss yet m full running order and cannot as yet supply full DO ger but which will he r-m-died shortly and -ec ndly fh-re ~ss tIounl- ID getting the machine ia shape but it may be truly sad That after the mae h.ne and power were right that Tombstone never cav pictures shown on 6 screen that would surpass and very few If any that eq jailed the smoothness and evenness with which the pictures lsst night were screened. Miss Babe West, ss the solOist. was very we'll received, and in the song, Beautiful Eyes," made hit. She has a pless- ing 70 ce Everything points to . continued hne good shows and good patronage and Mir Bests is to be c..n gratulated on his successful although interrupted opening. The picture sbo wing the sater scenes sf Idaho and Montana were eaeremely mer,torious and would ssand repeating. The next sho~ is tomorrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
From Mondays Daily.

Geo. c Reel, justice of the peace 'o Winslow and an old pioneer of Ari- zona. died of locomotor staxia at hi, home Thurs isy
 isvapai county carried off the fire, prize Tor county exhibit st the terri torisi fair
 The Scottish Rite Masons of Tucson conferred the l4th degree st & srecial meeting he d for the purpose wedpes day evening .
 The fret carload of ore fiom the recent gold strike near Courtlsnd Ina. been shipped to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas and is said to run S60 ton.
 Mrs H Cabell and daughter, Mise susan Cabell. will leave this week for Cour.lsnd. where they sill join Judge Csbell and hereafter make the home m that city. The many friend. of the family in Tombstone regret their departure; but they take wit them the beet wishes of all.
 A battalion of the 25rd U s Ia.sn- try will arrive st Fort Huachucs next March from the Philippines. An other battalion of that regiment " Il go to Fort Bliss, Texas
 A Yuma Indian made complaint at the Yuma p lice court the other day that a Mexican had sold him , bottle of vinegar on the represents. ion that it was good booze II it 'sd been really good booze -or bad 'ooze. eitber-Uccle Sam would have nsde a case against the Mexican, hut g matters stoo3 the complaint WAS gnored.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
GiIa Prohibitionists
 Want Local Option
A Globe dispatch says:-

A Globe dispatch ssys:-
 As a result of what sppears to be . wave of prohibition. 6 petition from over fifty residents of the northern part o' Gila county. ss ing that . -pecial cleo ion upon local option be held, was 6led with the strict at- torney today for his inspection. The petiti. was found to contain an in . sufficient nu nher of names and vas sent back to the hackers of the move- . ment It s said it will be returned in . few days. 1.-the proposed cleo ,ion carres prsc irally the entire northern part of the county in the Hsyson district will go dry. The move nent does not affect Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
MEM RANDua OF AGREEMENT

mining claim, Tur-
 quoise district for s.. l Voo Morrison & Dorr with
 American Law Book
 Co; frst party agrees
 to buy 40 vol Cyclo-
 pedis of Law and Pro.
 cedure and Annual | Rotations ....
 REALTY MORTGAGE Walton II Russell to
 Mary A Sin son; land in Warren. en.... 7l2 75 REyccATI OF POWER OF ATTORNEY. Frances Evans revokes sll powers of attorney
 to J E Evans. DEED or RELEASE TRUST DEED. Prnvident Mctusl Build ing Loan association to Sslvsd ,r B de Lucas ct u,; land 'n Dors- ias bOO
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE ] c Loomis 10 The Nc. Caskey Register C.; invoice and check re- cord book ....... 80
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE. Blanche B McCord and husband to the First National Bank of Douglas; 50 head range CatIie col. |
 BILL OF SALE. silas Cohen 10 Tom snd DIllie Dunbar 1 piano, 1 l cash register, talk ing m ,ch' ne. record case and z5O recnr .s., 1. II,
 CONTRACT. Brooks Tire Machine Co with Al ert Hoch; 2d party is to own one Brooks Cold Tire Set. ter No I upon pay ment ot $250; sln i cash and balance in monthly installments ' Of $l5 each ....... NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION oY PARTNER. .
 SHIP. | David Johnson and Hugh Carey, known as John. son < Carey, dissoivs partnership of their liquor bushes. in Bic. bee; Hugh Carey re- tiIinH H-......-
 AFFIDAVIT J B Chadwick makes t' affidavit in regard to land in eco P. ....... MARGINAL RELEAsE OF MORTGAGE John Escspule, guardian E.csig minors, to Frances Abell; -ou land in sec IS ...
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE I 3ny A Jsmieson to: Wm E Gardner ct ux; on 2 land in sec 3 3.... Citizens Bank < Trus. ( Co to Harry L and t Rose Miller; on lots in 6 oteDco ......sS axESDhESTs TO ARTICLES OF ISCoR
 roRATIoS. Of Flourine Mining X |, Milling Co; Art III amended so as to make the capital stock $l,- fl 50O,006. divided into one and one-half mil lion shsres Of par value of q each. Art V amended co as to make the ard of directors consist ol 5 memberr, etc. ......
 AGREEMENT Paul B Wafuekros with LW Powell; fr-t party extends option of Nov !. 1908. on mining clsim iu Turquoise district, in considera- tion of $1 and that second party will do or have done 1909 as- seesment work and also procure patent on above mine; bai due $500 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
From Tuesdays Daily.

John Smith, . miner, suicided al
 'ourtiand yesterday by the gun route
 He had been drinking and was de
 sPondent. Nothing Is known of his
 relatives.
 Dr Q ro vnsend has been appoint.
 ed acting assistant surgeon to the
 Public Marine hospital service, with
 headquarters at Nsco. DI Townsend
 's we'll known in Tombstnne. having
 acted as hospital physician a. the
 county hospital for several months.
 He relieves Dr c B Tsrbell, formerly of this city. who is in s hospital at l: Denver under treatment for sppen dicitis.
 Colonel H, L Pickett returned home today from Phoenix, where he attend ed the fair. The colonel ststes the fair was bigger and be ter than eyer before While at the Capital City the colonel. as usual, put in some good h,osts for Cochi-e county and Tomt,- stone iu particular, his interesting intsrvieAs having been reprinted in these columns
 A marriage license was issued today to c L Mckinney of Cou tland 10 wed Ada E Halderman of Russeliviile. Both parties are we'll known and have many friends in the county
 Word comes from Bishee that Ole. con & Company. contractors Of B,s- hee, have emplo ed Attorney George Nesle to bring cult against the County of Coohisp for all. ged failure to live up to s contract involving the con. structior of the hospital on the poor farm. The suit ~ili involve in the of s5,OOO 10 5000.
 The fall crop of honey is being sh pped from the Sal. River valley by the carload.
 F w Wslters and family cave tomorrow for Fl Psso. Mir Walters Tor the past few years has heen a valued empioye of the T CM Co. He will go on his ranch about 3D miles north oi Fl Psso
 Attorney Harry I. Pickett distin- pushed him-elf in his maiden Case 'efore the court yesterday. Mir Pickett that he is well posted. Ilert and able and possesses many egsl attributes tha. assure for him as uccess!ul A career as distinguishes his llustrIous sire.
 Mrs E T Hams, wife of President jaH.- of the Tombstone Telephone 'oripsny, arrived yes's rdsy from Ss Crd and will make her h. me her. turing the winter. N- and Mr. liam will he domiciled st the cottage ad oining the telephone office
 The members of the Phoenix police orce are now logged out in new win. CT uniforms of blue serge. with pretty 'rsss buttons.
 Salaman and Antonio Fernandez Of 'hoenix, brothers, both under IS ears Of age, hove confessed to steal ng tso COWS and selling them to al laughter house for nominal price. They will te tried next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 cOCHIsE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 DEsD. EA Wilkinson ct ux to
 Occidental Investment
 Corporation; Lone
 Wolfe mining claim,
 Warren district. .. 300 ,. Harvey c Ssxby to lmo-
 gene NJ S.xby; lot iu
 Warren district . 10 [. Samuel Kuykendsli to
 Elizabeth KuykeDdsll
 (wiie): lots in Douglas
 ss her sepsrs'e pro-
 perty- -.....-...-... Samuel Kuykendsll to
 Elizabeth Kuykendsli, (~i!e): .ote in Douglas Chas E Tede e. ux to Ho~srd L Carter: land Tn sec 3......... 5Os Antonio Rodriques ct ux to Manuel NJ Sozs; land in sec Ss ....... 30 .. H Meyers and Alfred Paul to the Calumet & Arizona Mining Co; mining claims in War ren district ..... l34o .. Frank Mcdaniel to s Champagne; interest in mining claims, Hartford district ... l Il Mrs Sofa Hill and hus- band to Victor Nisula; land in Bisbee ...... 425 Martin L Kristovich, single to Jesse Yoakum lot in Warren. ~ 695 | Joe Weiss ct ux to John Koeuig; frame house and other improve ments in Lowell sddi- tion tn Bisbee ~ 300 .. g X Williams ct ux to the City of B,sbee, lot in the city of Bis UcC. . HVSA B W Clair to the Pawnee Mining com pany, En- pire State group of minee eitusted in the Chirscshus mining district eeveu teen milee southwest from San Simon and about one mile west from Cochise He.d. ............... s5l, 300 .. Fred Odeers, unmarried, to B H Brocking, lot e4. block "A, in the city Oi b,eoee ...-....: iU Y Jake Wright e. ux othe City of Bsbee, parcel of land in the city of bisoee .-..... s Will'sms, Sr., to the City of B.sbec, tract Of land in the city of bisoee =
 aRTIcLEs OF IScohPoRATIoN Apache Copper Mining & smeiting Go; in- corporstors. Maurice L sindep4nd. Clarence Alexander and Percy Thompson; principal place of business Doug lac; object, general mining, milling and smelting business, etc; capital stock $2,5O0,- UO CopperoK Mining Go; in- corporstore, D L Gun ningham, John c Riggs and Lee o Wool cry: principal place of business, Tombstone; capital stock, one mil. lion dollsrs; general nature of business, mining in all its branches
 MORTGAGE. William E Gardner ct ux to Harry Reynolds; land in sec 3... l90 Georgis Jones and hus- band to Eilep R Epps Fisher; lot in Douglas 200
 REIEAsE OF MORTGAGE Gus Hickey and A Fisher (frm of Hickey & Fisher) 70 TC Wright ct ux: release Of mor- tgsge lien on property situated in the city of 00ooo ....-.....-... S~