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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

JuaEs Nosvs Ghips 10 Laadon- Dates -
Comias RveRta.

Opp a che Iarnesf shipments Of harness
horusa ever sent from thia country left Tor
ne International show ~ LopdOn Yesterday
an the MlnnsW aka. consigned by william
n Moore Many IN the loo. which aum-
bsr.d moro than aftv hoad. Wsrs tho cham
plons o. the last two London shove, and
ihsy ~ gong back 10 thsll native heath
10 h shown By ne American amateur.
Later on Charlss VI. MA.een q hesltlmofa
~ ~ Esnni iespiiabls oomRstlt0fs o. the
arlsish and Coniinanfh txhibit0ss IN the
haFnsss horses ci1eeeR
fhs lnaaeurAl y ~ Ngs Jerry hesse
So Nv. rsrf a. ~ nd mi u al
Bsisfsld an Jals 2. 4 nd Z. Tb9 gptrlsf
sl~rs SsTt frtiITdaT vita ChNFlya W, Amigh,
asslslal, sssTssaI, . 49, - 10y Z. e.,s
sa ys'Ss I,b 1 ss juSs1s y ASasIi. rs
= 1s91s tlian nafp Iocal ah0W an p 90
1900 10 fAte 10 piaca 81 tA8 cd Fhliadel-
CHA sh0w rha sntrle. olos9 on MAy "
siIe sSe q, ss'li ssss! af Es.s tandem X a.
"a snd A, ksg Shore, yaly u % y Lcns
hrfnnh, jaig . q 8S sea ylri, Aa4ant
a 10 q nlnaqla, sqptemnsf 80 - ~
- la,tsI Aes ~, s'ut s,I s'is 49, -
Sesgy hsTneas hoF5sl. p0niqs n harngea.
ooIo bonIss. aaddio horsea ard ponlos undef
AIDA huntefa And iumpnfa
lie iotloWing vi judge a. f'alnhgld
naads,sfe. 0eosEe ,i,lnf, s1 7. ~ 49, A.,
> tsrass, EsilsS ,. 5n..' iss,ss g MssI1ls- ],
ssfds hsrsgs sad Poaiei uatel saealR'h
li Hasssi. 81 iunp.r,. -c,ruass ?. lssa. ~,
ystsrisafS iaaas. Or .. y voorhrS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
CRUISING YACHT EROVEL.


New Graft Butt Tor vtoeuConmeaeFe
aamuai Coehrane fsg ocean BAslng.
The new aaRship Of vice. commodore Sam
uel Cochrnne Of the Benaonhurtt facht
Clpb i a most attractive yachi. anG V looks
40 FOR snythlnR she should give a rood ac-
count Of herself in tho race 30 Bermuda
.s-t month. shs = namsd Eronpl waa
bult AZ Lawleys yard. south Boston, and
~ he ward April y Cor Cravesend Bay.
shs vns designed BY A. Cary smith 4 Ferris
who turned out the Ailsa-CfAlg. tWice win
ncr Of tho Bermuda race. ana In many re-
spects he resembles that yachi. Areael
|. veil htted for the rough vera she 4 likely
% b. put 70 In tho ESQ mile race. IN deaien-
ing the yacht much attention YES paid 10
Interior aFFangements. % lghtlnR and ven
tllatiOn
The yacht Il Is feet louR. she = aitsd
with a % hOrse-p0ueT motor which u IN
stalled under the turtle deck forward. into
which a akyliEht opens and which also
has . series Of swinging ports IN the plank
shear. The skyliaht oap BE- removed and q
box hatch with hxcd ighen may b. sub
.tisuted The rudder Is hanH % ths tran
som With quadrant. shsavea and tlllsF fope
oE deck and easily acgasslble
I Iss sf th Ss' ~ Qua e as Es sy
rave full view of the rouree, AT q ne
s1Rins compartment bulkAead y Tie steer
M wheel and controh, IN a small well
alissf with al auxiliary fuel tank Of go Rnl-
iTrs capacity Installed specially for The
race ApOthef tank uudof d9l.h wil bold
80 Eallons Of Easolenes y ,nat Ne troatl
aill cafry IN al 80 gAiona. plsniy fer The
fhs living duaFtgFA a. TIC swusF ere n
the midahip poCflon and nitefp4fs ~ 40
yacht there u q rethFf Iov trunk, which
= pierced By framed Window ~ Unveiled
80 Al atttyisns plant viii ttnk "a 10
siSrn VII furnish light Tor the vhole yachi
M The rnce she WI have Q alruai mast
90 WHICH shg Ell apreaq q Ief Ptntlqp
fSr kennrHnYtara IN tn ieWqf haf nnlN aha
aii Oul f0F The roe. whieh HAl asefl on
Iuns o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15
0REAf sYRAcUgg aPRENTER.


Thers vera tomP vsrg g1od pgrfoFmanopa
N M grrarate-c oinate dual aamna Hsii.
rnfh. ghs 1yfacuNs aprlnlg. covered ~
FNrfa IN - - gecoHdt. TIE be91 BeFiuFmaUoa
al lhe seAson "a TIE distn1oa, Nol that
aieap be b WSn th9 100 yArd run n 10 Sc
sar0nda and tha i2Q Yeg4 ran N q - aerenda
NsWccmb 81 coli1ie Won re two huFdIs
faoaa ID Is a tocqaa9 40 . aecoqfs
ME III MlBuata ID an11rds, tna MofrrIl oi
Nrfn6uFa. q iorurT ID Wa clinton alhtfa.
fsrf 10 tFo niles IN ~ minlJlsa 20 gfcorts
Wai6 oi 8Tfnclaf ttpE tlt fhrtnui 18th
q asu' VS. : s-,ssl. :, ss ~ AsS e
nv. wtH ~ aa6ut. but with uuiT iii ices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

InteFeoIlaslats AsBaclasiaa Mese asd
DSss ssns Ia.intis. =

Aagacloelan Ne1N ao1
Dses esms liaa1nels.
Harvard, Tale. Colnsnbia. cpfnpA, navsIs
ford and PsnnsyiSanla wgla rop5gaeufed
q he annual meeting q re initft1 la1laie
Association Fuotbau Leagnt % R1d neI
Yesterday. The election n gHoafa fog
Isto-ti resulted a. foliDuE Davis .. Eln-
ahaW. Haveriurd. Dsasiteat 4ieHsa stlona-
hue, YElt. virs-pfoaIdsFg; cnFt 8, Hahafu.
Harvard. egcfe4Afy and iftafl4tfi
Ths chnmDidn1hID atIirl " iICA tqlgmnln
700 ioT BE lseqnd lnl n ssccaatIoa, Vas
aTe'aa ain .sss % sAsgsid assd. ssFssla
q De iipSps fllgliat iaa Deceit q 70
HG9 eieclsd . ne prll1T n tle LATER.
aoIleaiatg league and u vF4 poi14 d etc4t
IL oRtf ~ tiogld8 ~ m9aA8 frl a.
nIsuihers 81 thE wirfiMH lftB NIt4-
naEia nHf b1 made lof tt 24
81 c1liFT4 tflNa Wlsh IIt uNLt
Hlra ~ R1ll11nra rlnit iN7 1ruT.
t6fanfaf tattI fdf flrl trti
Wtfft I, MafeUInfI az aoNll i.s
ptfn1ylgag.a a. tc1f1 L'flli - Cnlls
itl3!G VA q ~ lave. b,tS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

me BFsotlyn inviiatlon tfach meet. D
uhich POLY Prep. Boys Hlah, Commercial.
Erasmus Hal and Eastern Dlsfrict uere
10 cnmpsfa Yesterday afisrnoon a CoHn-
mofcinI Fled haa BEES postponed % -
81 ghs@elofsiip r,mes Il ~ ousgeg
tafurdrr Eftrluoo1s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

cAMnnrnaE, Maas.. nay NO. p. dsrd-
nee, ne qioFoonagiato lawn tgnnis cham
pIun n slnwies IN leos. Il occupiad wlih
fraak WuEk this upFine and Aas accordingly
Resigned tho tonnla enDtaincy. Arthur
sweetnsr, ~. has been elected captain.
Oghar uaqn on NJ team ilam hat feaf are.
g. g esRs ~ y hs ..,. 20. I. ~ p.
II heard. 10. ana ". D HsausF-caI1gbell
- o,aie6ss srhofulsd ftr tfs srrlar
s ~ ~ l,E ' 81 sa IN NJ "a s e
Maven 81 Nays
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

AGNhPoiEs. Nay 1.-THE Naval Acadsn,y
re- tam uon fFoin the representatives ef'
no Naiioual leaId % 10 plslTlet q cslgn-
- lall allsgnoo1 ag 4o.t Doluta - A.toi.
Ina aJAlmeFg
lrlis islst ~ iti.i As. - yiEdi.
woe 1IIi a ~ uni7lul n Cegmhis--
1'gH Ne' IlgN7. 30. 90 fll04 ~ ~ p.qd1
ttii lt1.t ~. - gard1. "a iuiaA aoll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

gssa s,a.l 700 sIslH U. srisss e. = e. p
WVIM nAcn
Me.dOwtPupk Huaters' Tri4l aleeQlerhans soF
yea 0ldl and uPward; bto aaosd' ehoai
nSsss Saf AZ. VI Jorhp. Bansza IN.
niSfng stnr a o.. ~. .lunnale., - cut -
Sa i.issSs. 80, Rslssss:;SS e IN
Goa ,ssEg vSa sseally s,.1'E s,pFs b,,gs,A
nalfad dy u nIalN
EIMIn nACA
M sug.Fsaf qlaa ana ugwqgdi nss. vinaeri
b - o. iNt hi.eaa p'anNa hSlaH ne 9aIN;
Hsssi Saa 49,. ~ .ycseg. Azol4R Fro
pilaa Ela, e.s..s..ln l,t1rf.... ~ eqi- ~
hsIls So. ~ pl .ibi eta :
&C CO s; Z: &C. sss 8 : p 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

sSeWcastis stable sniFy, Added starter. IIsft
81 she post Ime. lDt
Posr START 200 dnylng. aeth. "a. g. = b.
Adam Purity: OWnrd ~ We NEWCASTLE stable.
tfaIned bY r. welah.
FoUWfm aAch
..-... -nil.l- n..hu. Ann a-...-- annn "A. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

Good s,aft; woa dryiaB. sweep, b. g.. 4 ~
rrn nFJah-Fink nominoi aHned by lanes N
keane, uained b. lame1 hove
rwrnn ZACH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

Le1fin4 eoileee nail q.a yeia cen acoepi
they declf|e 10 turn pfgfetFlo1ala. Pitcher
Iicna 81 Hnrvarl, Plicher Policy anq short.
sion N1honey OF Holy crpFa nay sisn Win
~ nlRhlandsFg. Connie Marh 81 the Phlla-
Mcclure ~ Amherst Fnd Harry Marin %
Tuftn 10 "a also gftef Piithef Mahoneg
III OaoFfeloWn and would lee % Nian
pifrhor Noodle Of pfincefon, he hnaion
Fe sis Ss ess x r s&s1 'E''o Aeha'' OF the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

lts trainers o. the Glidden tour rules
.of i'in have sIgnaliy failed 70 correct come
.lr most Fltrinf degects 10 The nlles
(. Fay.ols years. eaya Ne. Ernnkin,
,Iagl 91d he opportunity 70 silence vel
S ..59'f % .c'isons sg, % ssy.ral ngtsels
30 .rf'. fore % correct obviOus faults.
.. F. With. tire aelecta and troubles
Pc 20. lerllized. 4 tire q a. much . part
motor ar a. any other part. 4 broken
d. 'I no. ho'a pre-snis = mue more lnslgnlt.
Fr .Ti -i..I hey VII not impose eif9 penal
~ .li hHg Even alioW u1raIlricted cafry-
'1 " demountabIe rims and 0Htfa
30 Many bold 70 ths hs1lsf that con-
80 ~ ''I Rss, ere s1sss;eTy IN ~
m, rs iiTcuitisg. and Ne lmp1aia9 Of
nv Lr.t.' o.. IN tie diiddnn tour aNd similar
700 bring nus lhie fast
e. pariicu l9rly Conspicuous tgisft
., 'l That the FuuulpQ erheoula h
- Z can b VARIED u 10 Fgisrss
80 '.s n We can Feadlnrt the YunninR
-se u weather. on iohAs " becaueo
..,. aA This srrengement BE-
me- 'ls iar1e1l tho lonaeI 4 y cor
.hould b fequlred q ~ throu8h
I" o. b. pcnaliRsd enfofcemsht
ME WIEN heavy r1sd4 are 60
you'd show at 0nes what rDEa are
HFriHnd tho conditions ard maks
rerell motive Of thoss who object
'.ls srheduia
'hr rules brakea ard carWhurUtsrs
.f'el batteries can b re- hafead
- '1l BE cleanef o. tfeee
l. !l;s 's sssf ssBs'ss, ,. = sss
sHi'1 - matter, Nrntea eail Toe
meg ~ ang pert Di The car. and
90 fhIn most huf atii LhNY are
pusitefaii?n ~ iha people uho
'7l tour rules
20 r.ta tho rtiies can b. tFacad
80 lAgt tlat hey rro duUluatad
..IIi1. susurH. Instead of thla
'H 10 brwulafrd md nrfffrcd
~ .lhilr clubs. a. hey atand
. sHirrUlne gnything a1oul he
"HaR whole The gublf Write =
.u.T WhlHh when comnInf1d WlIl
ir FroFea ths relarlua performances
ae''5s cars aa1 shuW y fully and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Ladies' Silk Hose Soc

We've just received of ladies' pure thread Silk Hose
 in black only, selling for half asdollar Made with double heel and toe and with 6nch splicing of silk isle EAo at top, giving better garter protection OVC
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
$28.5O to $35 Chiffon Dresses $2475
18c (Firsf FlOOr)

party dancing of pink white,
  sale third floor in
   
  maine Wthal each them during Fair week 1Af.lJ
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
" EVERY DAY DURING FAIR WEEK

from to be al to sgreatEx O O
 
 
 Way reasonable d he the Seenh will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
Clothing AllThiS Week

d Clothing section Our buyer has assembled many special
 s we'll will do well to take advantage of the opportunity 89c Pepperell Sheets For 75c
 ine Peppere Beached Sheets the 90x90nch size with and hemmed ends Every housewife knows this brand |ular S9c quality, selling in this sale 7EO |eacn ....................hV hVN 50c Bleached Sheets 40c
 scanned center Sheet is 72x90nch and best reg 50c number Made of heavyweight muslin. Selling A0O Week, special each 1VN 2Oc Pepperel Pillow Gases 16c
 ine Pepperel Pillow Gases, the full regular size 45x36 |es and selling regular for 2Oc each Offered dur 1co Fair Week only, for the special price of .1VC 15c Linene Pillow Gases 121ac good strong Lnene Pillow Case looks and like real It is the standard 45x36nch sze selling regular for |each As Fair Week Special you may 1O1o it for r........................ lA2C $200 Cotton Blankets $168
 big German wool finished Cotton Blankets in white
 n It is 14 size and weighs pounds to the pair Very
 and desirable people of tender skin Just about as
 wool and many people prefer them to awool Q1 60 kets. Selling Fair Week, the pair very special @lsUO $3.5O and $4OO Bed Spreads S29O
 Tut "A Marseles Bed Spreads in the big 114 size which become somewhat soed through counter displays and ving. Good $35O to $400 qualities, to be sold @ O0 $7O0 to $7.5O Wool Blankets $550
 fsrnia a-woo Blankets. Big 11-4 size coming in at
 tive line of Scottish Clan plads Blankets sold regular 6700 and $50 the par offered at extra spe QE E0 |priee, this week only, the pair QOsVV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09

Ladies 25c Embroidered Collars #l M a9 1212c
 We have 30 dozen ladies' embroidered turnover Collars in various and attractive designs. Each and every collar good 25c number-some of plain linen, some of white pique and others of cross barred material-al embroidered in various attractive designs. Sizes l2 to 141a. 0EO Fair week special, 2 for. or................A .AOV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-10-09
25c Silk POplinS 18c

A full range of colors is shown in this new line of mereerized silk finished reps or poplins. Desira- ble for making fall waists and dresses. Regular De value.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Removal to Douglas
 of County Patients

When the board of ofsupervisors meets here on the 2lst inst, the matter oi transferring the county patients to
 the poor farm at Douglas will be
 taken up, and the presumption is that
 An order to that effect will be made
 and the removal take place Dec l. There are in the neighborhood of 100 patients in the hospital at present, but it is presumed some of those will remain here. It has heen suggested that some of the buildings here be retained for use as an auxiliary hos pitsl. as there are some patients that will undoubtedly suffer by removal The excellent water and salubrious climate of Tombstone has resulted in great i'm ,ro'ement in many tubercu- losis cases and sanatarium for those thus afflicted could be conducted 1T | ,onjunct on with branch hospital.
 Drs Hughart and Bishop who hay. lad charge of the hospital for several 'esrs past, have conducted the in ti- ution in manner that has el;cited he commendstion of the people oftke
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Proceedings of the
 Statehood Convention

The Arizona constitutional conven- ton fixed Friday morning ss the time for hearing the report Of the legis'a. tive committee on diiect legislation, which will be based upon proposition No- i, introduced by A c Baker, of Msr'cops county The prop sition has been amended in three different forms.
 This will precipitate the big ight of the convention.
 With the view of making tine con- stitution easy of amendment, the com mittee on tine mode oi amendment has decided to report an article pros vidIng for an election for the purpose If am nding the constitution may be called by two thirds vote of the leg I-lature or an initiative petitition signed by IS per cent oi the voters at the last election, and only majority will be required to carry the amend ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Burned to Death
 In a Pullman

II L Travers, who left Bisbee Tues- day morning for his home in Huron . D, was burned to death in . PulI- man sleeper &, Texacona, Oklahoma, Thursday morning. He had been in Bisbee to vis.t bis brother Frank Ira. vers who Is ill at the Copper Queen hospital.
 Asrecial dispatch to the Review says:
 K L Trsvers, of Huron, $ D, lost his life by the burning of a Pullman car near Taxicoms on the Rock leland early rburday morning. Besides Ira vers the car contained but one psssen- ger a woman named Alice Holland, Of Bisbee Arizona. Itsppesr. that both the conductor and porter were absent from the car at the time the fire broke out and that the flames were fret dis covered by a passenger in the car auesd. The woman was rescued ~ith difficulty while the man wss sudocst- ed and burned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Mining Revival
 In the Quijotoas

Alderman Shelton q. Dowell of the First ward returned last evening from the Quijotoa mountains, where he with several other Douglssi'es IS iD- terested in placer property which they are working with a Gunner crushing machine, esys the Douglas International. NIT D0well has been on ths ground for several weeks past, and will return after short visit 70 this city, during which he will attend the meeting of tEe city council
 MT. Dowell states that the Qu jotos field is attracting considerable stten- tiOn and that number of cla ms are being located, while others are being obtained by purchase by new corners. As to the property in which the Dcug- las people are interested, Mr Dowell states that they have not started work in full as yet, but expect to get going Tn reality in a short time. As to re- suite thus far obtained, he sad he would rather wait until they were actually going before he talked for
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Many Cattle Inspected
 By Porter Mcdonald

Cattle Inspector Porter McDOna d has jn-t completed the task o'in'p"ct. ing 32 cars Of cattle A, Turner Iu thi- county which are to be shipHed to California MT Nc Donald, who !, an -xpert cattleman ard can tell nr nd a. long rsuge as easy Az within ropi 7 distance, states over l0JO head were inspected ty him in this shipment The cattle come from various owners on the BarDac mari and on the Hua- chuca renges belonging prime Vsl.y to Parker Bros, Aston estate, La:rieu Bros, L Roth, Bert Sarrcls, Frank Yaeger, Henry Pyeatt, John Rock and -e.esal ytlers 2 cattle were purchased by Ed Collis in the interes, of Ventura California buyer' to whom they were shipped. The prices paid were not learned. MT Mcdonald states the cattle were in g cd cundi- tion considering the present shape oI the ranges and scarci J of ram in that section the past season
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
For Insurance of
 A.O.U.W. Members

It Was practically decided at the the A 0. U. w. dges of Arisona Hd NeN Mexico, Saturday, at Tuc- son, t. accept the propos tion of the FratcrusI Mystic Circle to rewrite all "f the n -ursuce c4rried by the A. O. U. ". risks at the sauce rates now being paid the members.
 Although the matter ia not yet finally settled, the officials of the Eqnitable Life Insurance company of Texas gave up the fight and left for san Antonio. They had made the A. o [. w. member a proposition similar to that o. the Fraternsl Mys- tic i.c!e, but the executive committee of the 4. Q. L. W. decided that the proposition of the Mystic Circle was more lberal. The latter org ,nizs- non retains the iraternal features of tAe oder organization, and this sp- pea d to the memters of the latter. | Ghe executive committee of the i A. 0. L. W. will recommend co the lodges of the two territories that they accept the proposition of the Frater- nal Mystc Circle on the condition that the present rates of insurance being paid by the members of the A o. L. w. will be preserved in the other organization.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Cochise Member
 In Lime Liuht

Today one of the warmest debates 1 during the entire session Of the con- sti;utioual convention is on. The ! referendum and initiative comes up | discussion in committee of the whole ihe fight Is over whether the word | county is to be drafted into the coL- | stitution.
 In response to the invitation ex- tended by Mrs Frances Munds, large 1 number of women went to the capitol where they attended the public meet ing oi the election and suffrage com ! mittee
 As 1t looks now, the question Of the rights Jf Arizona women is to be sattIed at an election some time in the future and many of the women and some of the men are doing every thing in their power to influence the mem bers of the convention in favor of the movement
 The following dispatches, addressed to the father of the bill, were read before ths convention and are self explanatory
 Douglas, Ariz Nov. L
 Hon. NIT, Connelly-Your constitu- ents of Cochise county thank you for your introduction of the woman's suffrage proposition. Do not come back to Douglas. You ought to be shot. We are very sorry that the recall is not in operation.
 DEMOCRATS THAT SUPPORTED YoU.
 Bisbee. Arizona, Nov. 1.
 P F. Counelly-Your supporters ip Bisbee are proud of your nerve in the matter of the introduction of the womsn's suffrage proposition. Move up to Apache county and stay there. You are a hum.
 HENRY SULLIVAN AND 200 OTHERS.
 Lowell, Arizona, Nov. |. Pat Connelly-Go to England and tie up with Lady Warwick, Maxim Gorky and Emma Goldman. On your return from your idiotic efforts in the convention we will give you banquet and present you wi'h m improved III model hobbIe skirt md a peach basket hat. When you 'un for the frst state legislature Iindly ses us first.
 H. JENNINGS AND THE BUNCH. Sombre silence followed the reading | { f the telegrsms, broken by delegate 'ho, ID . fscetious vein, moved that hey he referred to the committee on military and public defence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
From Thursdays Daily

Martin Costello left this afternoon for Tucson, where he goes to lock after his real estate holdings
 Thomas Steele. the well known Cochise county pioneer, is serving in the capacity of trial juror
 R B Webster. the Giste, insurance 1 agent, is ST ong those serviog on he | iuIy panel
 Fair Commissioners F R P.rtle and Mrs Pirtle left Douglas yesterday m NIT Pirtles Cadillac 10 attend the fer. itorial fair at Phoenix They psssed through Tombstone enroute. John Rock has returned from weeks visit to his ranch on the Bsr- bacomsri, where he has been looking after the building of new ditches for irrigation purposes.
 c s Phillips of Tucson, represent. ing the New York Life Insurance Co |, spent the day in Tombstone in the interests of his company and departed this afternoon for Blsbee.
 Wyatt general manager of the Arizona Gold Mines opreating at Pat sgonis and South Pass in this county, Vas a Tombstone visitor today on business connected si;h his compspy.
 Official Court Reporter Walker was in BIsbee yesterday reporting an inn portart lard case in hearing before U 5 Commissioner T ylor, and during his absence the efficient stenograph. CT of the iistric, attorneys office, Miss Ory Cantrell, officisted.
 An influx Of attorneys is looked for on Friday night when they will drop in for the final setting of the cour. calendar.
 Patrick Walsh aged 6 was ordered committed 10 the asylum yesterday hy Probate Judge Goodbudy after exam. iustiou b. the lunacy commission [ Walsh was a resident Of Psrad SC and for some time has acct queerly. He speaks of imaginary enemies and lives in constant drc sd O. fsnc ed foes. IL is thought eatment at the asylum sill effect his cure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
Want Returns of
 Cochise Election

A. the reques. of George U Young Secretary i Arizona. the official count of the election returns m Cochl Sc county from the election of delegates to the constitutional convention will he sent to Ph' eniI today hy Clerk H Berner of the bo,rd of supervisors. The report will show the vote pol'ed hy each candidate in each precinct s-d the total, in each precinct.
 Secretary Young ststed in the tele- gram received from him by the board of supervisors that the vote wac de- sired by the constitusianal convention, but did not stste its ultimate pur- pose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-06
A Pleasing Bill
 Was Presented

The first show at the Schieffelin under the new management was we'll
 attended last night. A good program was presented and large and sppre- ciatiye audience voiced their senti- ments of approval by liberal applause. Mise Emily Mulbern scored 6 success m . most pleasing rendition of two songs, My Own United States" and Are You Sincere and was most heartily encored. Mics Hazel Yvho gave several excellent elections on the piano to the applause If the audience The management xpect ;o have several special feature icrures for the next show on Sunday md the service made to reach the highest standard,