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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

FOR SALE-I HAVE A FEW LOTS ON
the new Seventh st. car line, only Is min
utes from Broadway. which l can sell at
s25 down and $40 per month These
lots lie high; street work all in; gas and
electricity: both phones and city water.
This is the best close in residence prop
erty that can be bought on terms of this
kind
A. E. HARSHMAN
903 Story Bldg.
F4105. Bd"Y. 5b'''
1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
1O2 LOTS SOLD SINCE AUG.
/. TEN NEW HOUSES
NOW BUILDING
$4,000 WORTH OF FIRST
CLASS IMPROVEMENTS
NOW GOING IN

Remember, this is all in Tract
No. ?. Tract No. l, adjoining, is
already sold out and well built
up with homes, church, school
and stores.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

NEW DOWN-TO-DATE GROOM MOD
ern bungalow; hardwood floors, beamed
ceilings, panel walls, art glass, plate mir
rors and every built-in convenience; large
lot. rear fenced. Price $500, $3.50 cash,
s25 per month. This house is on the
Stephenson ave. car, only Is minutes from
Seventh and Broadway.
9 rooms, large twO-story barn. an ele-
CANT corner on Twenty-seventh ST. This
is close in property; price $500 owner
will take clear city or good acreage foot
hill way TO $4,000, balance all the time
you want.
A. e. HARSHMAN,
900 Story Bldg. ll-2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

OIL MINING AND INDUSTRIAL COM.
panies desiring to raise capital write al
once for our literature. Insure the prin.
cipal of the investor and your stock
should sell. GRANITE SECURITIES
COMPANY. fifth floor Bradbury bldg,
Los Angeles. Cal. 10-29-1mc
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
FOR SALE-Furniture

SAVE MONEY, YOUR ADvT. THREE
times for the price OF two, or seven times
so- the nriaA Of ava ~ nrsDaid u-l-tf
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
Scent Fare to Residents

0-NtIlI dIt 10 NSoIuCIIlo
There is nothing at the price
and terms equally as well located
that can touch these large lots.
Prices
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

FOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN,
fine strictly down date new bungalow
price $250O, on terms Of $50 cash, bal
ance $50 month. See me quick for this
fine home Good location. ]. f. STAN
FORD, 7O7 Delta bldg. Phones F2734,
Main s54S. 11-2-l
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
EOR SALE-Mexican Lands
TOR SALE-MusicaI Instruments

GARDNER, IIs WINSTON ST. ri
amos sold. rented. tuned; very low rates
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

Go down and see these lots. Sat
isfy yourself that they are just as
represented, and more.
1t Won't Cost You a Cent.
Call at our office for free trans
portation. Office open Sundays
also, to give out tickets. Sales
men on tract every day from 9;3O
a. m. to + p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
You Can Have Land with or
Without Alfalfa
For Price and Terms See Us
at Our Office
SOME OTHER EXCEPTION
ALLY GOOD BUYS

POIIETVIIIG
Orange land 500 acres foothll orange
land east of the s. P. r. r. Water de-
veloped; fenced Price $4,000 per acre,
PorterVille
Orange land 1920 acres This Is fine
tract of splendid orange land close to the
railroad, with a riparian water right to
500 inches of water which can he pumped
directly out of the river. An ideal SUB
DIVISION PROPOSITION. PRICE $45.OO
per acre 1t will sell in small tracts from
$4,000 to $4,000 per acre. With water
$500 per acre additional.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
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A POR RTERVILLE
SHOW PLACE
POPLAR DISTRICT

This fine ranch OF 4Io acres is now to be
subdivided into forty, eighty and 120 acres
and upwards, and is also offered for sale In
its entirety. The whole tract contains the
very best alfalfa and fruit land that Is to
be had in ithe entire San Joaquin valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

$500 to $525
ONLY SIS DOWN, BALANCE
$40 PER MONTH
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
PorterVille
This is choice

ORANGE LAND 5000 acres east OF th'
southern Pacific railroad. One of the hes
stock and grain ranches in the San Joaquin
Valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
POrterVllle
FOIlEIVIIIE
Alfalfa land south of Poplar District
400 acres Of
Choice Alfalfa Land

This ranch has 80 shares of Ditch Water
stock Wells 100 feet deep will furnish
$50 inches of water with a 20-foot htt
Good set of ranch buildings; fenced and
,ross-fenced. $4,000 per acre
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02
TINS Is CHOICE
Orange Land and a Snap at
S22 Per Acre
Portervi1le

pOprNp DISTRTCT ALFALFA LAND.
$50 acres highly improved choice alfalia
land Good six room cottage, barn bunk
house, blacksmith shop, windmill ana tank;
also pumping plant with new 25-horsepoWeE
gas engine viii soon have 80 acres IN
alfalfa. strictly a bargain PRICE SIoV
Oer acre.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-02

POPLAR DISTRICT ALFALFA LAND
100 acres with new California cottage and
harm windmill and tank. All Fenced ano
cross fenced. PRICE 500 per acre
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Veteran Journalist
 Visits Here

Col. Charles D. Reppy, one of the earliest of the early pioneers of Tomb stone, and man who helped to make history ID Ar zonA was in our city to- day, very welcome visitor. On May Ist, 1880, Colonel B-ppy, with John P Slum. who was then mayor and post master of Tombstone. and Thomas K :. Sorin. started the EPITAPH, the pres ent weekly edit on of the PR0sPtCIoR Col. Reppy is right Of way agent for the Arizona Eastern Railroad, position he has hlled for the past seven years with 5cnsh, to th. company and profit to himself. He has al1ays been an in,el- ligen, booster for the territory, a public spirited, progressive citizen, and hls host of friends in Tombstone are ex- ceedingly glad to welcome his arrival 10 the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Many Varieties
 of. the Genus Liar

Speaking of liars lof couEse Tomb- stone has none1 there are AS many varieties Of Hare in the country as there are of whisky. It is a we'll knosn fact that the beverage referred to takes different course in almost every individual. such as fighting, taking, sleeping, business. mysterious and a hundred others.
 Now as to are There is the dear old overpowering professions He is not only harmless, but he Is absolutely entertaining. He deals in generalitee exclusively, and when he mentions any one in particular especially himself, it Is in complimentary way.
 Then comes the most charming liar of them sll and he overwhelns you with stories of personal experience in which some other fellow was the hero snd the story teller gJt the worst of it. One never gets tued of listening to this variety oi liar.
 Now Comes tho strictly bosstful liar who had a wonderful brother and who (away back yander) could, himself, out-Tun. out jump, out swim, out -hoot, out-sp' Il, CT iick any lizard in 'Ochise county before he got the ,n, matlz.' lat ieiina give. you the vertigo. He does no particular nsrm aside from boring you till you .rsy to be hit ~irh lightning, provided the lightning declines to it him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Col. Pickett
 in Phoenix

Col. H. L. Pickett of Tombstone, |, who makes no secret of the fact that he will be candidate for Unitei States senator ss soon ss Arizona is admitted to the union has been in Phoenix for several dsvs. seeing the fair and wa oh ing the antics of the constitutional convention. The colonel is oi the opinion that before it gets through the convention will eliminate the ex- tf ,me measures which President Taft co mot be expected to approve. and that the constitution finally submit. ted will not be 60 bad as the present outlook .eems to indicate. Therefor, he is still hopeful of being able to m, i for senator in the near future. H.
 xill stay over today and go back t' Tombstone tonigbt,-Pnoenix Repub licsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Thanksgiving Services
 We'll Attended

Many Tomostoneites heard the eloquent Thanksgiving uessage by the Rev. MIG Needhsm, pastor of the Methodist church, at the union services, which took place at the Con- gregstiorsl church Wednesday even- ing. The church was beautifully de. corated with flowers and all who vet present were filled with Thanksgiving spirit. The following program was given.
 Voluntary.
 Praise God from Whom All Bless ings Flow"
 Invocation, by the Rev. Deck.
 Hymn by the Congregation.
 Thanksgiving Proelamstion n, read ty the Rev Deck.
 Scripture Lesson and Prayer by Key. J Benedict.
 Hymn.
 Announcements.
 Offering for the needy.
 Anthem "Prsise Ye the Lord"
 Thanksgiving Messageby Rev. MT. Needham.
 Song America"
 Benediction by the Rev. Needham,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

Delegate Ralph Cameron appears in district court st Phoenix as plain ti6 in e suit brought against Wells H Bates, ct sl, on 8 change of venue from Coconino county. In his com- plsint Cameron alleges that Bates and the other parties cisim o~oership iD seversl big mining properties which be controls.
 On December l Charles E. Walker, who has been connected with the Con. solidated National bank for some months psst ss assistant to the presi. de.., -ill become cashier Of that in- stitution, taking the place of H. A. Estabrock who has resigned, and whose resignation will then become effective.
 The constitution makers de- !eated Cd effort to abc!;s5 the state senate age limit and for members oi the legislature, made at 25 years; with residence qualification of three yesrs in the state. The senate is to consist of l9 members and the House & members.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Thanksgiving Tennis
 Tournament

The crack tennis players of Tomb stone and ,ileeson had an exciting but friendly contest yesterday on the fast Williams court on the hill, 4 number of interesting games were played. the Gleesoh doubles, Johnson and Redmond, winning against Crable and Benedict, as also against others who tried them.
 M sses Bina Kinsley, Julia Rock. fellow, Sadie Cowsu and Helen Bepe- dIct played good game againss A W How, H'C. Williams and Rev. Deck
 The Gleeson winners were present. ed with beautiful souvsnier book for thei: .ic.o.y ey the R-v. Benedict.
 Quite q crowd of spectators were present to witness the contest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
From Fridays Daily

hJ Wilson and wife of Tucson who | have been visiting County Recorder U A McDonsld and wife returned to the old pueblo today s ter s delishtfu visit here.
 Mrs F Goodbody and daughter. Mise Theresa Goodbody, mother and sister ot Probate Judge F W Goodbody de parted [, day for Bisbee after sn en joyable visit here with the GoIdbooy family and happy gathering at the festsl Thanksgiving board yesterday.
 Court will resume tomorrow and on Monday the U. s. grand jury will convene.
 Mrs. Sam Johnson returned home yesterday from Bisbee where she was called few days ago on sccoun, the illness of her sister, Mrs. Brown,
 The many yonng friends of Ernest Ivey were glad to see him on 6 walk uptown yesterday after being confined to his room with typhoid and pneu- monis for several weeks.
 E.. P. Draper formerly of this city but now of Cansnea spent Thsnksgiv ing day in Tombstone. Mir Dr.pel states but little revolutionary senti. ment is manifested st Cansnes anc no evidences of uprising sppsren ' when he left the city.
 ars Nellie Olney, grsDd matron C
 the Order of the Eastern Star for Ar
 zons, arrived in Tombstone this aftel noon. She is travelling as inspecctc
 of the several lodges and exemplifi,
 the degrees in the local organizstio
 tonight A banquet will be given
 commemorate the event.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Show at SchieHeIin
 Constantly Improving

The splendid performance given at the Schiefelin last night was highly ap- precia,ed by the large audience which attended. The show from first 10 last was a pronounced srccess and the op IT. ion expressed by the spectators was that better pictures have neyer been thrown upon the canvas.
 Ollie Simpson promises his patron an exceptionally good bill fir Sund } night, his son Earl, Tombstone favor iie, will probably give the audience |. vocal treat worth hearing, but. however the features to be presented are guar ,n- ,eed 10 satisfy the most hypercritical.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

At Globe Harry Jose, an Apache
 Indian, was found guilty of murder in the first degree, Monday, while Juan
 Walter was lowed to go free. Jose and Walter were indicted for the murder of Rex Chiquire. A irie sen- tente was recommended for Jose by the jury,
 At Nogales customs officials seiIed seven cans of opium yesterday from . -muggler who escaped into Mexico.
 Flores Msgon and Antonio Villsr- cal, the men ~ho served sentences in Arizona cannot be found in Los 5n- 1elss and it is believed they have sl- ready departed for Mexico to join the revolutionI.ts-
 T. make ersonsl examination of the Cameo Bouito mine, Col. W. F. jody, Mike Russel ard Major John NJ Burke arrived at Tucson Wednesday. md left for the mine on Thursday. The three, though registered from New York, came from Oklahoma City, where they lett the Buffalo Bill Wild Vest show. This is considered to mark Col COdy's departure from the how business, in which he has been n gage for many years.
 Capt W c Br hcock located at Fort Iuachucs, is in Nogsles, at the dIrec- on oi the war department investigs. DR the situssiou along the border.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
E. P. & 5. w.
 Purchase Land

A prominent business man of Doug las who stterdei the territorial fsiT A Phot nix. stated tos Disp tch r-pte- sentative that while he was iu PhOe nix he learned through a r,al estat c dealer in that city that the Fl Pasn & Southwestern railway had closed s deal for l60 acres of land near the city paying for it the sum of S29,00D. He said he had been unable t. verify tht truth of the real estate mans state. ment. but was of the opini n that i wac a fact.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

It is expected that Judge Campbell will be in Tombstone come time next month to try several cases of civil nature ip which Judge Fletcher NJ. Dosn is disqualified to sit in judg- ment, sroug them being the no~ famous Million Dollar Law Suit" entitled John Gleeson vs. Martin Costello, involving much valuable mining property and real estate in Cocbise county, the same having at. tracted much attention in this sec tion of the country, owing to the
 prominence of the htigsnts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
ter to the legislature.

ter to the legislature.
 Two measures were passed one be- ing proposition No. l39, providing Tor tho separate confinement oi miner oi- lenders. and proposition No. 7. de- scribing the boundaries of the ne~ stAte.
 Two petitions, both from Cochise county, asked that the measure re- quiring eighty per cent of the empioyes in the statebe American citizens. be paced.
 Several measures were postponed indefinitely. Substitute proposition No TOT, relating to the state militia, wac passed. This measure provides that the sges of citizens subject to militia duty shall be between IS and 45.
 The proposition of legislative sp- portionment as psssed by the coDsti. tutional convention is as follows:
 Section 1. That the house shsl consist of fiity-iour members, nine teen in the senate and thirty-fve 1T the house of representatives. I'm apportionment is as follows; Apache county, senator. l representative Cochise county. ? senators. repre- sentatives; Coconino county, cen ator, representative; Gils county, senators, 3 representatives. Graham county, senator, 2 representatives Greenlee county, l senator. ? reprt sentstives; Msricopa county, ? sen ' ators, 6 representatives. Mohsy
 county, l senator, l representative
 Navajo county, senator, l repr' sentative; Pima county, , senators,
 representatives; Pinsl county. ser
 stor, l representative; Santa Cru
 county,l l senator. repreeentAtiv ,, Ysvspai county, , senators, 1 reprt ~ sentatives; Yuma county, 1 sen>to 'e 2 representatives.
 U Sec. ?. No person shall be & men y Der of the legislature who is under
 years of age, and who has not bet '' in the sts,e st lesst three years ar
 one year ID the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Will QueII.
 Present Uprisinq

Miguel Lopez Torres, Mexican con- sul at Nsco, was ID Bi-bee yesterday. He stated chat there is no reason to doubt bnt that the Mex can govern ment will be able to quell the present revolutionary uprising within . very short time. He said that .hsre IS Int. tie or no revolutionary feel ng in So-- nora. the majority of the people of hat state being loyal to the present government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Eye Examination
 in Phoenix Schools

As the result of sn eye exsminatior of the Phoenix public schools by Dr H K Beaucbsmp, city health officer it vas found that 50 were suffrrio from t-schoms. 1928 have conjuncti. wits in one form or another and only 745 out of the entire number have normal eyes,
 The trschoms patients have been taken from the schools and are segre- gated. Unless drastic measures are taken, tue dreaded eye disease of the orient may become epidemic. Super intende Jt Loper estimates that it will coet the school trustees at least slO0J to sts np out the iisesse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
A Vertical Shaft
 Nearly a Mile Deep

The deepest vertical shaft in the world is the No. 3 shsft of the Tsma. rack mine, near Houghton, Mich. l. lscks ? feet of being one mile deep, Two other shstts at the Tsmn ack and the Red Jacket of the Calumet & Hecla are, respectively, 50s9 and 1920 feet dowo. The deepest gold shalt in America ie that of the Kennedy at Jackson, Cal, this being 3450 feet deep. The next is the Congress mine of Arizona, over 2500 feet deep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
New Cochise County
 Corporations

The following articles of incopora- tious have been filed in ghe office ol County Recorder Mcdonald:
 Douglss Grocery Company, John G George, A c Davis and W Lott, in corporators; principal place of busi. ness, Douglas; nature of business, grocery and general merchadise capital s,ocL, $20 900, divided into 4OG .hsres
 Gc:@:c A..e..c.c Rank end Realty Corporation, W E Schwsmm, Ara L Schwsmm and A | Wright. incor porstors; principal place oi business. Douglas; nature of business, real estate, trust, etc. Capital stock : 900, 900, divided into 1,OOO,O00 shares.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
"A Puzzle
 for Our Readers

Here is s puzzle that puzzles every body: Take the number of your liv- ing brothers, double the amount, add to it three, multiply by five, add to it the humber of your living sisters, null tiply the result by ten, add the nnm- Der of deaths of brothers and subtract lSO from the result. The right figure will be the number of dea'hs, the middle will be the number Of living sisters, snd the lett will show the number of living brothers. Try it and see.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
The Printers
Love Letter
By DAMON RUNYAN.

ny Da hoN hUN AN. printer man ~ss once ssssi!ed bS Cupid, and his heart impsled With Loves keen dart ihIs printer ran linotype; One day he thought the time was ripe To shOA hs heart. He sad guess q better write, D clare myself in black and white i'il .ei d letter. But I'm SD busy l can't think 10 put it down with pen and ink On my machine I'll set 'er." Dear Msud"-this way the letter ran "Pl like to ask you ifyou can Become my queen' love you like sgenthbngyshee- s;6s nthbz-4566 thsnnhe shrd Dshtngumnthis mschine, Excuse mistakes-I'm in a hurry l love you, dear, so don't you worry This 1 mean love you like Rphnms: thghfworse, rhsngutmsm theplthan bethen sht-
 curse
 This mschine" The maiden at once understood, ts any primers loved one would, This language dim. care o.' D, she knew, trow, Oeci phered it; thIs madden now
 Makes pie for him
 -Exch4 age
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
E. P. & $. ".
 Time Table Chances

Chsnges were made in the local E ?. & s. W. time card yesterday Hereafter the first train leaves at 8:lo s. m. instead of 6:2t c. m. and the arriving time is 9:20 .. m instead of 7:3o .. m. The following is the new schedule for the Tombstone branch:
 Leave Tombstone for Bisbee, Doug. .s, Naco, Fl PAso, 8 10 c. n.
 Leave Tombstone for Benson, lO:35 |. m.
 Leave Tombstone for Bisbee, Doug ,.s, Naco, Fl Psso 24J p. m.
 Lsavs Tombstons for Bsnson, 35O
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

p m.
 Arrive from Benson and points east and west, 9:20 .. m.
 Arrive r m 3isbee. Do .glss, N.cr El Taco II 45 s. n.
 Arrive from Benson. 3 45 p.m.
 Arrive from Fl Paso, bisbee, Doug las and Naco. SD m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
HoW's This?

We offertOne Hundred UoIlars Re ward for any case of Catarrh tha' cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
 Fl. CHENEY & Co.,. Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have knowr f.J. Cheney for the last IS years, and relieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able W carry out any obligations madf bv bis firm.
 WALDIHo, KIxxAx A MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter ially, scting directly upon the blo. q snd mucous surface of the system. Tsstimonials sent free. Price 75.cents psr bettla. 6eA by all du9Rista.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Arizona Oranges
 Going East Daily

Coupled 10 8 passenger tram whicI passed through B:nson yesterday .s- 6 bright yellow car. No. 6426 of tn, Pacific Fra;' Express. The yellow car was filled with yellow orange from the Salt River Valley. Othrr cars, similar to this, will now pss- through the city daily, It IS snnounc ed. Every car will be marked "extrs rush" and will have precedence over All freight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Notice of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that the CO., partnership heretofore existing undey the firm name and style of Miller ( GtlI, on file and recorded with the county recorder of Coctise county Arizona, has this day. November l2 1910, been dissolved by mutual COB sent, and the said business will b. continued by the latter.
 JOHN L. MI LER.
 OSCAR K. COLL, Fi1st pub. Nov. 13, 1910. 4tw
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

isslon from reducing the freight "a es from Missouri river points to Wash ington, Oregon, Nevada, and ArizoI . terminals, holding that the rate W neither con fscatory arbitrary or die. criminatOry, s- charged oy the rail- roads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27

The Sonora orange season has stsrt- ed eralier than usual this year. Ale ready sixty carloads of the fruit have passed through the port of Nogs lee |, moetIy in bond tc Canadian cities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-11-27
Circuit Court Thinks
 Rates are Just

A San Francisco dispatch ssys:
 The circuit court today declined to % join the intesstats commerce com.