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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
Baltimore Gcmctcrn.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06
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Nurrnn orr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. 0ommiVdre.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-06

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Observation-Disclosures
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder ( THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. il
 DEEDS.
 Coppsr Queen Min Co to W" IL& Co, land ......$ ID EP& $ W Co to L X Co. land .......... lo .. CA Burdick, single to M
 E Ryan. lots in Doug. " las ........-...--. ioo = f; James Purcell, single, to F FM sherman, lots K N Douglas lo = VI, Mrs N Hartzog to Speed To Bros; half interest in
 two mines. Turquoise
 district. 70 Pro, Arizona < Mexico Realty ss Go to Edwin Wood: Q, lot iu Overlook addi- n, Henry Rhinehsrt, single,
 to Jacob Potts; land Shei in sec q ........ 500 or Robert Msgsrrell ct ux ca to Minnie L Roeschi vo lots in Douglas. 225o az James H Bell to Mary
 l3ell possessory rights
 10 lot in Bishee. .... 3W RIO Ida Neer end husband pc to Vim Cowan; lots in ne Douglas .....$ 2SO6 3l at Erik Equist ct ux to Hohstsdt; lots IT, Is,
 bk 59, in Douglas s....s 2sOO Clarence A Browp, sin =, gle, to l. NJ Brown, of bk 3, Bowman's sd-
 iition to Tombstone. .. Jas McDougsll ct ux
 to Hollis lots in
 Warren ...........-.. io .. P,ov The Ia Co to Jose to Rinaldo, lots in Doug II, las ............... 'VV =
 MORTGAGE. Jose RinaIdo to Won to Arnim, lots in Doug. tu las locO c 4 Riordan, single, 10
 Bank Of Bisbee; lots in Frtc Douglas amt. ..... 5ooo ra H Rosenstin ct uX to sh Martin Costello; part Jo of lot in Bisbee ..... IUoU an Arizona Mexico Realty
 Co to e Lincoln land s0oO JT Nicholson, single, to . VII Tsyler, land. 63o First Baptist Church of
 Bisbee to American
 Baptist Home Mission.
 ary society; iots in NY . Blebee ..........$ <O = W w Sampson ct ux to
 Alfred Paul; lot in
 Douglas <V'V = A H Wohner, single, to State Nut; lots m Claw.
 son addition ...... 3V .. JH Hughes ct ux to
 Robert Henderson ;iur-
 niture in Hughes lodg.
 ing house, Bisbee 4l5 9o II, Richard Qusrles to T. G eene Cattle Co; .. horses, harness, etc.. l5o .. VA Shepard to M :. Dicus; cattle and ., horses. o'o '' h.,
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE. u W Booher to Mrs e Lucy Msckay; on lots
 and furniture in Doug
 las ..-.--..' r George Kingdom to 0 :. Neer ct ux; iots in Douglas and land in
 eco IT. " Ellen NJ Sames to Marsh
 Fletcher. ct al; on lots in Douglas. ....... - Charles Andrew to
 Morgan; on lot in sh Wilcox ......-.. Citizens Bank and Trust Co to Chss E Stscy;on lots ......-..-.
 LE Heighes to A
 sharkey; on ho-ses,
 wagons, etc. -.-..... =" Us Williams Jr to AC
 Riordsn, sat mort on
 Douglas lots. - Go John Hoyle to A and
 Allie Campbell; on lots
 in Douglas. --t
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Delicious Fruit
 Grown in Tombstone

THE PRosPEcToR has repeatedly di. lated on the subject of peaches and the particular beauties that are to be found in Tombstone, but when Ed Irwin dr:fted into this office today and desp >sited bssketful of the ripe luscious brand that were samples of the kind raised on the Irwin ranch below town, he caused genuine thrill of satisfied realization to be fels by the entire force. TIE PRosPEcToR typos found positive delight in the treat, as each dropped his "stick" 10 enjoy same For form" the Tombstone peaches would "chsse" of the boards any of the kind shipped from Califor- mia and this type" is the "rule" ofthe Irwin product. In matter of "points" the Irwin peaches should capture the "guoin" and in any lease" are prize winners and the "nonpareil" of exceI- lence. "Space" forbids extended men, tion oi these peaches, but we certainly | appreciated Eds visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Harry Mclean Will
 Run at Seattle

As modest as school girl but ss confident ss 1t is possible for one per- son to be. Harry Mclean, pride of Phoenix. and coming champion dis tance runner, left Phoenix last night for Seatt'e, where on August II. he will compete ir the five mile running race, m which will be the fastest dis- tance men in the world.
 Trainer Lewis left with Mclean and Frank Hilibran, packer and manager of the Indian boy, left this morning. To win the Seattle event, Mclean l will probably have to run close to l worlds record time. as some of the best men in the world will be in the race against him. Lesis expressed confdenee yesterday that Mclean could do the distance in 25 minutes if he is at his best.
 For five miles the worlds amateur running record is A minutes and 8 3-4 seconds. It was made by Alfred Schrubh at London. England, on May F, 1904. The professional record fol the same distance is A minutes snt 40 seconds, having been made by JscI White at Hackney, Wick, England sn May II. 1863.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15

sion to Globe last Sunday was delared of for lack of interest,
 The Chinese Mssons of Tucson re- gently banqueted a number of fheir white friends.
 0 account of a shortage of cement work on the new penitentisry at Flor. eoce has been temporarily stopped.
 Glendale sugar vii be sold to Ari- zons grocers at cut price.
 Luke Short. guard at the peniten- tiary, has accepted position as dep uty sheriff in Pima county and will sever his connection with the terri torisl prison.
 Florence has great hopes of becom. ing dIyision point on the new main line of the Espee. Phoenix is not making any claims these days. The rev Espee main line cuts ou, the Cap- itsl City.
 Bsbee has hopes of securing a visit from President Taft in October.
 John keton met his death on the 300 level of the Holbrook shaft of the Copper Queen company as the result of coming in contact with an electric current.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Found Money
 in Hatband

All the mystery that has surround ed the disappearance Of S500, which Frank Thompson claimed to have had when arrested in Denver, vas cleared up last night when Mrs Thompson, while examining her husbands Tan. anna hat to send it to the cleaner, found five Sl00 Ills hidden inside the hatband.
 Mrs Thompson had intended to tear out the hstbsnd and have a new one put in as well ss to have the hat cleaned. She run her hand inside the band and was surprised to find the money neatly folded and secreted there.
 When Thompson attention was called to the cache he recalled having placed it there, but said that since his arrest it had never occurred to him that the money was inside his hat. On the way back from Denver, Thompson told Deputy Sheriff Adam many strange tales, among them be- ! ing one that he had $720 when sr- rested, which he had turned over to the officers. All that Adams received in Denver, and for which he took a receipt. was S220, which he brough, back Phoenix Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
From Mondays Daily.

! Ollie simpson of the Revenue, fur
 nishes 8 novel cigar holder and handy
 bunch of matches with every NJ (
 uigsr-the favorite smoke which fur
 nishes pleasure with every puif.
 President c l. Cummings of the
 First National Bank, spent Sunday at
 Bisbee yesterday.
 Mrs E Dow, who has been visiting
 Mrs Frank Myers for the past several
 weeks, returned to her home at Tucson today.
 Chief of Police Geo Bravin under went an operation for a cataract Of the eye at the Pacific hospital at Los An. geles on Saturday. Word received from the hospital authorities by the family here, also bv Mayor Went worth states that the operation was most successful and the patient doing remarkably well.
 Jack Coy and wife returned yester- day from Los Angeles. where they have been sojourning for the pact month and enjoying 8 stay where the sea breezes blow.
 Henry T Watson is in the city from Denver on mining business. MT. Watson is interested m the Dragons and is here on s yisi, of inspection.
 Traffic on the main line of the Southern Pacific was held up more than l2 hours Thursday by washou.s west of Imperial Junction and east of Ind:o. In all, 36 miles of track were flood, q. A few ties were washed out in various places, but on the whole the damage to the track was very small. All the damage has now been repaired. but owing to the soft condi- tion of the ground, trains are run very slowly over the flooded track.
 Railroads in Louisiana have volun teered to haul free of charge all ma terial to be used in the construction Of good public roads in that state. Good wagon roads are feeders to the rail- roads because they aid in the develop ment and prosperity of the country from which the railroads derive their support and. therefore, the railroads are always ready to encourage them to the fulles. extent.-Ssn Antonio Express Here is chance for Ari zons to follow suit.
 Last Monday there arrived at No- gales from the south, seeking sdmis- sion into the United States, a party or half dozen men from the domin. ions of the Shah of Persia. They passed rigid physical examination, fulfilled all the requirements of the imm grafton law, paid their head tax, were given landing certificates and sdmitted-Oasis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
5. P. Will Build to
 Douglas and Naco

A Courtland dispatch says: Man sgcr Barnes of the Courtland Lum- Der company, is filling an order i om the Southern Pacific company for 10000 railway survey stakes to be used between Courtlsnd and Douglas, and between Gleeson and Nsco. Among railroad men bere the belief is general that the Southern Pacific is to be pushed to both Douglas and Naco without delay. Orders to that effect are expected any day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Announcement of
 C0IOnist Rates

The colonist tickets are one way tickets, and the rates via the South. ern Pacific and the Santa Fe are a' follows From Kansas City and all Missouri river points. S25; from St LoIis, s32, and from Chicago, s33 .. The Southern Pacific rate from New Orleans is the same as the St Louis rate. The rates .or the colonist tick cts will be in effect from September l5 to October l5.
 Each spring and fall all of the rail- roads west of the Mississippi offer cheap rates to those who Wish to look for new homes in the west. The same rates apply to all points in the west and @ limited number of stopoyere a e allowed. Annually these tickets, to- gether with the homeseekers' tickets, which are good for round trip and which are sold at sl ghtly higher rate, bring great number of people who are looking for new homes to the western states. The tickets are sold from all of the states to those states which are furtbest west
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Famous Snake Dance z
 of Moki Indians

The Holbrook Argue ssys that the lannon's snake dance of the Moki h. disns, the most interesting aud the weirdest ceremonial of the southwest ern tribes. will take place according to information just received from the Indians, on Wednesday. August Is, or possibly a day before or after that date. The formal announcement will be made on the 2d or Sd of August The indications are tha' the mum Der of visitors at Walpi, the pueblo where the dance is to take place, will be greater this year than ever before
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
Judge CabeII's
 New Interpreter

Judge J M Csbeli, sometimes stern and sometimes lenient, as the case seems to call for justice or mercy has . new interpreter. The judge speaks Spanish, as behooves 6 dispenser oi justice in A mining camp where there are many Mexicsns, but once in a while he gets track of e woro that he doesn't understand. To make things clearer for himself and the prisoner at the bar. he has imported parrot, which gayly held forth ID the judges court during the past week. If the parrot has as many disposi- tions .s colors. he is 8 dangerous bi.i to cit in the jury box. He has a golden yellow head, set on a green body. The green tapers down to a purple tail and wing tips, with black sifted in on the edges to give just the touch of the serious to the other rain- bow hues.
 The parrot likes women, but has 6 distinct aversion to Constable Johr
 right, who has threatened to sl [ the nippers over his speaking tube, more than once. The bird hssn' been sent to jail yet, but he is kept 1T 6 little private prison just the same There is a prospect that he will find good fat living in the judges romt stone home, where he will be tn gallant companion of 6 tsbby cat an, the judges rose garden.-Courtlan, , Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15
The Highest Point
 In Each State

At least one item in the following table. compiled by N H Darton of the United States Geological survey, will be of interest. Every one wants to know-usually ne thinks he does know-what is the highest point in his own state. Arizona ranks tenth in the list of 90 states and territories, in- c!uding the District of Columbia, as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15

Alaska, Mt. Mckinley ...... 20, 300 California, Mt Whitney ...... ,5Oi Colorado. Mt Ebert t...... l4,436 Washington, Mt Rainier .. l4,363 Wyoming, Mt Gsnnett. .I3,7S5 Utah, Mt Emmons. 13, ,42S Nevada, Wheeler Peak .l3,u5S New Mexico, peak two miles
 north lruchas. l3 ,006 Montana, Granite Peak .l2S34 Arizona. San Francisco peak .I2,6li Idaho, Hyndman peak .I2,O7S Oregon, Mt Hood .lI.225 South Dakota, Hsrney peak. 7,240
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-08-15


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 EXECUTION Frank II Hereford vs Copper Belle Min Co; John F White, sheriff. levies on mines to sat- isiy judgment and costs against defendant of. 1855 6l
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 SATISFACTION TRUST DEED Providence Mutual B L association tow Ger guson, sat trust deed on lots in Douglas.
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