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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
From Tuesdays Daily.

3 Deputy Sheriff Will White hrough over c negro prisoner named Smitl for the county bsstile. Smith is
 U. s prisoner and held on 6 charge 0
 smuggling opium.
 Uncle Ben Goodrich returned todd, with the "Touring Mexico Ezpedi tion" and reports e most enjoysbl'
 time.
 George Wilcox and son, Leslie, lef,
 for Phoenix in his Rec machine ai
 daylight this morning. They expect
 to stop at Tucson tonight and get to
 Phoenix tomorrow evening. MT
 Wilcox resigned the clerkship of the district court yesterday morning, and
 the resignation became effective this
 morning.
 There are several poultry fsnciers in Tombstone who propose to go to Phoenix this fall and walk of with some of the "ribbons," and why not, if we can raise prize babies in Tomb stone, why not chicks?
 Two more examinations are billed for the lunscy commission tomorrow. One case is reported from Douglas, while a woman patient at the county hospital is also Co be examined. The number of insane persons committed from Cochise is growing at an alarm. ing rate. Thus far eleven unfortun- ates have actually been committed since January first.
 Col. John W. Walker, the polite, obliging and professional guide to parties touring old Mexico, returned last night, alter having successfully p loted party of "buried city" hunters down the west coast. We look for the energetic passenger guide to soon have 8 "tour agency" that will put "Cook's Tours" out of com. mission, and when we gay Cooks we do not mean the pole prevsricator.
 According to Tucson advices Man ager A. T. Petty, of the Arizona Busi- mess College, yesterday announced that plans are under way for the establishment of branch business colleges at Bisbee and Douglas. Furniture and typewriters have al- ready been contracted for and the manager is nov negotiating for per- manent quarters in both these cities for his new schools.
 The recent rep Tt that a widespread strike Is to be called of all firemen- on aestern railroads IS believed will also effect the E. P. ( 5. w. The fremen on this road are non-committaI, but it is currently reported that a strike is imminent. The time has not been announced for the wslkout.
 The dramatic season. so far as Tombstone is concerned. is closed, It has been very unsuccessful, both financially and meritoriousIy. We have had one or two excellent at. Great Divide" and "The Lion and the Mouse," and several mediocre ones. There has been 8 scarcity of good attractions, however, all over the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20

A Phoenix dispatch says: Chief Ju.tice Kent has revoked the license of Phoenix's largest saloon as the result of petition of the Anti-Saloon league, which charged the proprietor with selling liquor to minors. Com plaints may be filed against IS other saloons.
 At its coming session the supreme court will pass upon the law passed by the last legislature, providing that no saloon license shall be granted in any unincnrpors:ed town unless the application be accompanied by s petition signed by fifty per cent of the residents.
 A banana war is being waged by riva, wholesalers in Phoenix, and ss a result the consumer is able SO obtain the ;c.-~ious fruit at at two and one-hslf cents a pouH,a Seven car loads per month are being corcumed in the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 cocHIsE COUNTY
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Instruments Filed Witn
 Recorder John E Leggett to Sadie wsteou, property in the Pirtle addition to Douglas Alexander H Lee ct ux to Thomas J Lee. land iu township 2l south, range 26 east .. Joe Kline ct ux to Ida Kline, Douglas prop erty John F White, sheriff, to Paul B Warnekros, an undivided one half in. terest in mines in the Tombetone n i nj ng district. IL Speer snd J E Speer ct ux to Garland Cof- fey, property in the Musersve addition to Douglas. =. ........ Ojs del Ora Mining com. pany to M H Merrill, Oliver Merrill, W J Smith and Windford Moody Jr, mines in the Cochise mining district; consideration $20,0OO of Oia del Gro Mining company notes and POO. 900 shares Of its ca ,,ital stock ..... Fred NJ Malone to Laura V Hayes. Bisbee prop. erty ............. Grant O Tevis ct ux to Minnie Davenport, Tevis property. Margsrito Esesrsego ct ux to G H Hirst and Annie M Hirst, Doug las property.......... Wm A Storbeck ct ux to Felipe Hernsndes, Douglas property-..-. Felipe Hernandes ct ux to Mary K McNsmsrs, Douglas property..-. Mexico and Colorado Railroad company to the Fl Paso < South western Railroad, all franchises, rights of way. railroad. lands, telegraph lines, land grants. shops, depots. buildings, structures, bridges, rolling stock, tools, machinery. sup. plies and all property of every description composing and pertain ing to the Mexico and Colorado Railroad in Cochise county ...... International Land and Improvement c o m pany to Margsrito Escsrsegs, D Dougias property ...---.-.-.. John 8 Taylor, mayor and trustee of the city Of Bistee, to P J Mccullough. Disbec property .........--. Pioneer Lumber so m . pany to J R Hsnder- son, Bisbes property. Oscar Doyle, trustee Of the estate of 0 E Rinehsrt, . bankrupt, c . Rinehsrt ct ux to the Bank of Bisbee. propsrtyin Tombstone capyooe.- ......... V H Bsophy to W E stoneE, Bisbee prop eyty.. ..-.- Martha Johnson . D q Ernest E Johnson to Lsocasd Black, Doug- les propeFty-.---.... R H Snsed to Cora B SsssS. TS@Sstone property .-...-...... yR Hstley to H c Hst- lsy, property in the MeFsss addition to Ceussland ..-.-.... Mike Tskash 10 Thomas Fsrghsr, Bisbss prop erey ...-..-......s.
 MORTGAGES Joss 0ogman to Brophy onsyiaGo eo0pooy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION .

The Whitehall Mining
 and Milling company
 incorporators: E P A
 Larrieu and D A Rich-
 ardson !; business. min
 ing, etc; principal
 place of business at
 Douglas; capital stock
 Sl,0O0, 900 divided in-
 to 50O, ,0OO sharee. .... The American Ore Mill-
 ing company; incor-
 porators, Sidney Wood
 and D A Richardson;
 principal place of busi-
 ness Douglas; business mining. milling. etc; capital stock tl ,c00, 900 divided into 10000 sharee LEASE 1 Mrs l. J Lemons to Frank ! Zieda; lease on two
 thirds interest in two | lots in North Court land townsite on which
 is located the Heron hotel building ..... | WRIT OF ATTACHMR. IFN Wolcott vs Victor Pistonetti ct ux; writ of attachment on pos-
 tion of Silver Belt | Mine included in lots | l,2, 3, {, in block II, | city of Tombstone;
 amount attached for..
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
POWER OF ATTORNEY

Joe Trolia and A Pom setti to Frank Payla; power of attorney to sell. bond or lease cer- tain mining claims situated in the Tomb etone mining dis trict ................
 AGREEMENT Clarence Booth to c W Moon ct ux; recites that Moon and wife have conveyed by war ranty deed to Booth on certain Bisbee prop erty, and Booth agrees by this instrument not to hold warranty good as against any claims of Henry Waters. ...-..
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20

1Apu mortgage on sagon. Lon Johnson to Brophy DAY. Carriage company, mortgage ob wagon. G c King to Bropby
 Carriage company, p,Nrv mortgage on double ONsb disc blow. W c Pierce to Brophy np,rr Carnage company,
 mortgage on l mower
 snd l rake. ........ County Mrs Leech to Bro ks
 Cooper Furniture com.
 psny, mortgage on
 household furniture. 16 dH Drew to Wilicox
 Bank and Truet com
 pany, mortgage on 250
 COWS branded NY on 10 left hip and ranging in
 and adjacent to the
 Sulphur springs val-
 icy ZV 7sO Wm Morris ct ux to Wm
 H Taylor, realty mort- gage on land in town ship "A south, range
 2I east .....-....-. 6O( Martha A Carver to Fred. erick T Wright, realty mortgage on Douglas property 5OU . CM Rubson ct ux to Arizopa Mutual Sav- ings and Loan associa- tion, realty mortgage on property in North Douglas addition to = Douglas as.....-....... 7OO Timothy Ryan to Ari. zons Trust and Bank ing company; realty mortgage on land in township A south, range 7S east; a'so certain lots in Doug las lIVU M Peironnet to John Temple; realty mort gage on Douglas prop eIty IW John Haas ct ux to FIN ''0 = Wolcott; realty mort gage on Tombstone property; also house. lo .. hold furniture within said premises -.... 235 B E Bedford to L F Waggoner; h attle lOO mortgage on ? bay horses and l brindle COW w............-... IO 10 .. May Wolverton to Net. tie Shepsrd; chsttle mortgage on house. 10 .. hold and kitchen fur niture in the St lame. Rooming in Bisbee.. 40 Susie c Leech to Dr FIR Williams; mortgage on book case, side board, brass bed, springs and other furniture, in fact all property in room No. 24. Allen block. except property sl- ready mortgaged to Mrs Martha Elisabeth Hunt nt.........-. .. 100 Rafael NJ Gonzales to Oliver Typewriter Co, chsttle mortgage on OO0 .. typewriter. r......... S5 W D Allen and G H McDsniel to Wilcox Bank and Trust com. pany, ,chsttle mortgage R on cattle of certain brand ranging in the San Pedro valley .... 500 Walter H Murphy to Arizona Trust anG 30 Banking compazy, chattle mortgage on mules, no., <oa wagon, set oi double harness, plow and disc harrow 100 PJ Mccullough ct ux to the State Mutual Building and Loan association, :ealty mortgage on Bisbee property ............ zOOO Thomas Fsrgher ct ux ..o to wm Cain, realty
 mortgage on Bisbee property ...-.-.---.. 7O( B Sehorr to Arizona ooo Trust and Banking company, realty mort. gage ca property ;o the Overlook addition
 to the city of Doug.
 lac. lV James o HsWkes ct ux m to Chris Jensen, realty
 mortgage on Warren
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-20
SATISFACTION MORTGAGE

Il E J Jscklin to F M i Peironnet; satisfac- tion of mortgage. ... IJN McFate to Nettis | Shepard; satisfsction of mortgage. ....-.. Arizona Trust and Bank. ing company to T J | Ryan, satisfaction of mortgage. Jacob Scheerer to Edgar H Reeves, satisfaction | Of chattle mortgage on | 300 head of cattle | ranging in the Drs- | goon mountains. eco. D A Adams to E G 1 Adams, satisfaction of
 mortgage. e............ IJ H Perry and Elwyn | Watkins, trustees of | Bisbee Lodge No. 10. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, to P J Mccullough ct ux,
 satisfaction of mort gage .............. Arizona Trust and Bank
 ing company to T J
 Ryan, satisfaction of
 mortgage. ............ Emily Rose to Willie
 and D A Skeels, sstis-
 faction of mortgage. .. Citizens Bank and Trust
 company to James
 Sheridan ct ux, satis-
 faction of mortgage ..
 BILL OF SALE George Nj Land to Frank
 Ziede; bill of sale for
 undixided one half in.
 tereet in James Herroh
 hotel building in north
 Courtland .......... Pioneer Lumber com
 pany to J R Hender-
 son; stock of lumber
 ana building material,
 now owned by and in
 possession of the party
 of the first part at its
 yards in Brewery Gnlch
 in Bisbee; also seven
 horses, five sets of har-
 ness, six lumber wagons
 one undercut wagon,
 etc, used in connec-
 tion with said busi.
 Dese ............--..
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
STRIKING BREWERS CAUSE
NO TROUBLE BY PICKETING
Police Say They Will Not Inter-
fere with the Men

With the exception of picketing those
saloons in which Los Angeles brewed
beer is for sale, the striking brewery
workers made no demonstration what
soever yesterday. The brewers them
selves report having no trouble in
making deliveries, and no trouble from
the strikers has yet occurred nor is any
expected.
Along Main street, in front of each
saloon where local beer is for sale, the
strikers paced back and forth calling
out to the patrons of the places that
the place was unfair to organized labor
and requesting them not to patronize
such places.
The police department will do moth
ing to prevent picketing as long as the
pickets do not create any disturbance.
According to the department, the men
have perfect right to walk back and
forth before the saloons and state that
the refreshments on sale on the inside
are unfair as long as they do not in
terfere with traffic and commit and
disturbances.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
ALkSKANS FORM CLUB AND
JOIN STATE FEDERATION
Former Residents of Far North
Get Together in Southland

About thirty-five Los Angeles citi-
zens, claiming former residence among
the snowdrifts of Alaska, met yester-
day afternoon in the chamber of COM
merce committee room and completed
the formation of the Alaska Yukon
club of Los Angeles. A constitution
was adopted and officers were elected
as follows: President, j. j. Rutledge;
first vice president, F. M. Shepard;
second vice president, William S. Shedd,
and secretary, Sam WALL
A committee to draw up bylaws for
the new organization was appointed, as
follows: f. M. Shepard, Arnold f.
George, William S. Shedd, ]. j. Rut-
ledge and Sam Wall. This committee
will meet tomorrow.
James Williams of the Federation or
State Societies was present at the meet
ing, and after the new club expressed
it's desire to have membership in the
federation, invited the Alaskans to take
part in the federation's banquet at
Hamburger's June II. A special table
will be reserved and members of the
club will be present in a body.
Within a short time the Alaska Yu-
kon club is expected to become one of
the most thriving of the backbone
societies in Los Angeles All Alaskans
are requested to communicate either
with Mr.. Rutledge at the Unitn Trust
building of with Mr.. WALL 2500 West
Jefferson street, who will welcome them
to membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
JUNIOR CHOIR TO REPEAT
ITS SUCCESSFUL OPERETTA

"The Picnickers' operetta will be
repeated tonight by the junior choir
of Christ Episcopal church in the
Gamut auditorium. 1t was first offered
by the choir several weeks ago, when
it scored a decided hit, and the event
tonight is to be given in response to
many requests by those who were un-
able to attend the first performance.
Christ church Junior choir, which Is
under the direction of Mrs. Eugene
Torrey, was organized four years ago,
and since that time has won high
place among local amateur musical as
sociations. 1t furnishes the musical
program for one Sunday night each
month at Christ church, and has
among it's members some of the most
talented musicians among the younger
people of Los Angeles.
The proceeds from tonights per-
formance will go toward defraying the
expenses of the annual outing of the
choir at one of the nearby beaches.
Several novel additions have been
made to the operetta since its former
performance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
BLAZE IN LIBERTY HALL
PROBABLY CAUSED BY RATS

Traffic at First and Main streets was
blocked for a few minutes yesterday
noon, when five fire companies re-
sponded to a fire alarm turned in from
that place. .o-,,
The fire was in Liberty hall, lO71a
North Main street, and was discovered
by Secretary John Furrer of the Hall
association, who detected the odor OF
smoke. Before he had extinguished
the flames an alarm had been turned
in by some pedestrian. who noticed the
smoke curling out of the windows.
1t is thought the fire was caused py
rats that gnawed matches ana set nre
to a bunch of paper and greasy Woou-
en- plates in the cupboard. The damage
is estimated at $50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
COUNCIL WILL ACT On
TELEPHONE RATES TODA|
Feared Mayor May Delay Action,
Leaving Present Tolls
Stand for Year

A change may be made in the tele-
phone rate ordinance when it is pre-
sented to the city council for adoption
today. Several members of the coun-
Gil say it is their intention that the
Home and Pacific telephone COM
panies shall be served alike so far as
rates are concerned, and that they Will
vote to give the Home company 50 for
unlimited residence service, the same
as the Pacific company.
There is some doubt as to what
action Mayor Alexander will take when
the ordinance reaches him for his sig
nature. He said yesterday that he was
not prepared to discuss the matter, as
he had not seen the ordinance, and that
he would not make up his mind until
the ordinance had been formally pre-
sented to him. 1t is known, though,
that he has implicit confidence in the
board of public utilities, which recon-
mended a higher schedule of rates than
that adopted by the council. In other
matters affecting public utilities he has
been guided largely by the advice OF
this board.
Should the mayor veto the ordinance
a peculiar situation will occur. 1t will
require six votes to pass the measure
over his veto and only five votes have
been mustered lOI IL III IllS COullSll'
Gregory is opposed to the councils
schedule of rates, and believes that
submitted by the board of public utili-
ties to be more nearly the correct one.
Washburn will be at his councilmanic
duties today, but as he was not pres
ent at any of the hearings he may re-
fuse to vote either way. In the past
he has refused to vote on matters with
which he is not familiar.
City Attorney Hewitt has advised
the council that the ordinance must be
passed and signed today in order to be
effective July /, when the general rate
ordinance requires the new rates to go
into effect. Should any hitch occur it is
likely the old schedule that has held for
two years will have to govern for one
wear more. Such a condition of affairs
would be more to the advantage of the
telephone companies than the adoption
of the new ordinance, as the new ordi-
nance contains several reductions that
will result in a material loss of revenue
to them.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
PRETENDER TO BRITISH
CROWN TREATED AS JOKE
Messages from American Who
Claims to Be King Get
No Official Notice
Especial to The Herald)


LONDON May 30.-The receipt here
of messages to the upper and lower
houses of parliament from John R
De Guelph of Brooklyn, in which the
latter in formal and precise language
lays claim to the British crown Is
treated as a huge joke by the British
press, which prints in detail an al
legged history of the Brooklyn pre-
tender" and brands him as "a notori-
ETY. seeker with a bee in his bonnet
Guelph in his messages and proc
lamations styles himself ''the legiti-
mate and lawful issue Of the marriage
of his late majesty King Edward VII
and the first princess consort, who
was unjustly and unlawfully deprived
of his birthright as the first-born son
of the rightful sovereign"
The London papers say De Guelph
is the man who under the name of DR..
John Rex Guelph Norman was asked
to leave the Hotel ST. Regis in New
York in March of last year and that he
is also the same person who as DR.. r.
Guelph Norman of Burmah posed in
1897 as being able to cure the total
blindness with which Charles Broad
way Rouss was afflicted.
Guelph'S messages Will be given no
reading in either house of parliament
and no attention will be paid to his
claims in any way by the British gov
ernment.
Guelph signs himself in proclama-
tions to the British people, which he
has sent to the London papers. as
John George Edward, rex of Great
Britain and Ireland and demands the
abolition of the so-called royal custom
of polygamy. The papers simply refer
to this charge as the "unbrldled raw
ings" of one who has no knowledge of
the royal house of Britain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
ANNUAL OUTING HELD BY
THE GRAND RAPIDS SOCIETY

The fourth annual picnic of the
Grand Rapids society was held yester-
day at Sycamore park, about 800 mem
bers being in attendance. Many former
residents of other Michigan cities were
present and participated in the days
pleasures.
The speaker of the day was Samuel
Young. president of the Michigan State
society, who spoke on Michigan and
It's History" He was followed on the
program by o. w. Blain, who delivered
a speech and used Michigan as his
theme. Miss IIenora Walsh gave a
recitation and Floyd G. White imper-
sonated stage celebrities in singing and
talking stunts. The program was
brought to a close by the picnickers
singing michigan, My Michigan"
under the leadership of w. M. Chap
man.
The officers of the Grand Rapids So
ciety are: DR.. Clarence H. White, pres
ident; Miss Annie B. Cady, secretary
treasurer
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
SOUTHERN CALIF0RNIANS
ARE GRANTED PATENTS

The Pioneer patent agency reports
the following list of patents granted
to inventors Of Southern California for
the week ended May "a: . Willard w.
Dennis, assignor of one half to j: b..
Ward, Los Angeles, roller-bearing;
George Drummond, Los Angeles, oil
gas generator and burner; John F.
Durham, McKittrick, pump for wells;
Joseph S. Ericsson. Burbank, locking
lancet; Oscar Fordice, Los Angeles,
hvdrocarbon burner; George p. Foss,
Los Angeles, Cap for valve stems for
pneumatic tires; Robert Fountain,
tanning, fruit gatherer; Julius Hauser'
Los Angeles, indelibly marking meats;
David e. Hipolito, Los Angeles, re-
yersible window; Walter M. Leedom,
Cotton, reciprocating gas engine; Ar
thur Fl. Light, assignor to A. II. Light
Engineering company, Los Angeles. oil
burner; Arthur H. Light, assignor to
A. III. Light Engineering company, Los
Angeles, oil burner; Lincoln p. Over
sinner, San Diego, harness back-pad
and collar pad; George d. Parker. Riv-
erside, box-making machine; Joseph
H. Parker, Los Angeles, treatment of
oils; James S. Pratt, Los Angeles,
water cooler for refrigerators.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
Y. M. C. A. GETS NEW OFFICIAL

training force of the Y. NJ. C. A. is
w. A. Stilwell, who will become as
sistant physical director and who
comes to the Los Angeles association
from Santa Cruz, where he was general
secretary and director of physical
classes. Mr.. Stilwell will have charge
of the physical work for the younger
boys of the association and will con-
duct three classes each week. He VIII
be associated with w A. Reynolds
physical director, ana II. d. Cross,
boys work director.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
NEBRASKA SOCIETY WILL
PICNIC NEXT SATURDAY

Nebraskans of Los Angeles will hold
a basket picnic at Redondo Beach Sat
urday An interesting program, in
cluding addresses by prominent speak
ers, will be given. Among those who
are to talk are Judge w. II. Morris,
president of the Nebraska society;
former Judge Richardson of Omaha
and S. M. Smyser. Luncheon will be
served from 1880 a. m. to 1870 p. m.
Tickets may be secured of Secretary
M. M. Dawson, 206 Wilcox BUILDING.
The Nebraska society has been or
ganized for ten years. 1t now has
$500 members, and is one of the larg-
est state societies in Los Angeles.
Judge Morris and M. M. Dawson have
been president and secretary, respect
lively, of the organization since its
foundation.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
BENEFACTOR ROBBED BY
MAN HE GAVE FOOD
While Host Cooks Ingrate Runs
Away with $25

Possessed with certain scruples
against giving money to beggar'
d. ]. Murphy. 1880 Maple avenue
came TO grief Saturday night, when he
asked a fellow who had "mooehed' a
meal from him on the street up to his
room to have a square feed.
While Murphy was engaged In an
other room preparing some ham and
eggs for his hungry visitor, the lat
ter, whether in fear of Murphy $
capabilities as a culinary artist or
what not, hurriedly left the apart
ments. taking with him $25 in cash
belonging to Murphy.
Murphy reported the matter to the
detectives yesterday and gave de-
scription of the man
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
MAKING ROOM FOR WORK ON
HALL OF RECORDS BUILDING

The work of removing the steam
heating plant and boiler rooms of the
county court house was started yester-
day in order to make way for the
Broadway end of the hall of records
building, which is now in the course of
constr ction. The new set of boilers
has been installed in the north end of
the new hall of records basement on
the New High street side, and heat
from now on will be furnished the
court offices from there. AS soon as
the work of demolishing the old engine
room is completed the hall of records
will be built out to the Broadway line.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-31
RUBENSTEIN, EMBEZZLER,
GOES BACK TO CHICAGO

Accompanied by Detective Thomas Mes
kell of Chicago. Max Rubenstein. who sur
rendered himself to the police several days
ago and confessed to embezzling $500 from
the firm of Libby Mcneil & Libby of that
city, left for the east yesterday morning,
Rubenstein gave himself up at the re
quest of his sweetheart Miss Birchte Hill of
Chicago who wrote him an appealing letter,
urging him to surrender himself on the
charge take the consequences and then
start life auaW.