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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Large C9chise
 Cattle Shipments

La ge shipments of cattle will be made to the eastern and western markets from Cochise county this season. Yesterday, The PRpsPEcroR r. informed B cars of cattle from the Bnqui las Cattle comp ny were ship- aed from Benson. On the same day loOO head If cattle belonging to Rock ."d renter, "f this city. were shipped to CalifOrn from Benson.
 Fr m Wilcox comes reports of navy shipping season in sight. JV Wick r- formerly of 'his city has made 9 rchssps uf several thousand head a all ship III th California.
 h n, md vIdu,l shipments will 'I- be made by Sulphdr Springs Vsl- ley cattlemen. At Douglas several thou-aud heads will he shipped east 'y attlempn from he l wer end of he o,g valley. Many Snnors cattle SIli alec pc sent to eastern markets.
 The COchise cattle shipments are expected to exceed 25.000 head this season,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
From Mondays Daily.

| J. A. Anderson. one of the ol'
 pioneers of Ar'znns. IS a county ses
 visitor today from h.s ranch neal Gleesnn Mir. Andersn is 73 years q age but enjoys good health and II
 hale and hearty all of which he at. tributes to Ariz mas mstcbles climate
 Mrs.C D. Gage left yesterday f"l Los Ang.les where she goes to joir her husband on visit.
 Mrs. James McHugh left yesterda, for Bisbee on vist to her daughters Mr.. F. E. Coles and Mrs. H. E Daily.
 The many friends of Ernest Ivy who l. confined to bnd with p eu, m"nIa, are glad to note that his high fever has been broken and the young man is now on the way to recovery. Ivan Johnson returned to Bishee this morning after spending Sunday, visiting with his father and dieter. Mrs. Fl ner Moore arrived yesterday J from B;sbee for sb 'rt visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs Chss Lsnders.
 Rev. Deck and family are now com. iortsbly located at the Congregation al parsonage. after occupying the Reeves cottage on lower T"ughbut street for two weeks, while improv. ments were made at the parsonage.
 The Giscoms brothers, Joe, John !, James, and Tony gave an Italian dance last evening which was . great success. There was a large crowd present and all had an enjoyable time, refresh- men,s were served. at II u'clock.
 G. A. Bernard is a Tc n bstone vis- itor from Los Angeles Mir. Bernard Is returning to the coast from 6 busi- ness trip east, being identified with a large chemical expermentsl plant, and stopped here on a visit to his wife and son. Mr Bernard is fayosablv impressed ai,h Tombstone's climate and mineral possibilities snd may later conclude to return here and locate.
 Word comes from Gleeson that the Shannon company will increase its output to four cars daily and that the Arizona Eastern railway will keep 6 switch crew at that point when the new time table goes into effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Preventive of
 Typhoid Fever

innoculation as 6 preventive of ty- phoid fever is a late step in medical progress It is being experimented with satisfaction and success in many parts of the United States. and is be- ing attempted ID Douglas according to the International, where no evil results from the innoculation have ap. peared and where a number have been made probably immune from the ate tscks of the disease.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Tuberculosis Convention
 For Arizona

Through the Phoenix Board of Trade and its special committee. Dr " Foss and Dr Ancil Martin, sn invitation has been extended to the Southwest ern Conference on Tuberculosis to hold its snnual convertion in Phoenix probably January, 1911.
 The puvpoee of this conference is to meet annually for the discussion of the problems of tuberculosis and its pre- vention in the southwestern ststes, and to devise some mesns of limiting the migration of the consumptivs poor of other arts of the country to the southwest. and to encourage tine or- gspizatIon for the relief of consump. tives.
 The motto of the organization is Every community must care for its own consumptives."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Many Cattle
 Under Quarantine

John Dowdle 6 we'll known Sonora cattle man states that the recent quar aptine line established against Sonora cattle has placed thousands of head of cattle in quarantine and that many of his cattle are within the line.
 The line takes in the country to the east of the Nscozari rsilrori ID Sonora to the Chihushus state line aud ex. tends on south to the northern border of Sinislos. This strip of country under quarantine against the Texas feser tick contains some of the best cattle range country in Sonora.
 Mr. Dowdle stated that within this quarantined strip there is at least 100 miles of country that is free from ticks but that in establishing the qusran- tine the United States officials did not take this strip of healthy country into consideration and run the line straight through.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Call Issued for
 Phoenix Meeting

A call has been issued by the Phoe- nix board of trade for 6 meeting to be held in the rooms of the board of trade building during fair week. when the representatives from all the cons mercial bodies of Arizons will get to- gether and consider the advisability of forming, tor future work, @ state or ganization for Arizona. The plan of state work has been under consider ation by many officials of the board of trade and chambers of commerce working for the development of the territory and much thought has been given to the ,lsns 30 that good re- suits are to be expected from the meeting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Crowned Heads Dwell
 In this Republic

A king and e crown prince are in Fl Paso. The king is Schrsder, "the healer" of Chicago and elsewhere. The crown prince is James Alexandria Dowie, brother of John Alexander Oowie, who founded z on City and the Dowie-que religion. They admit heinz king and crown prince.
 It is D the name of the Divine Con greeationsl church that the king and prince come. Schrader is king of the church, and Dowie is next in line Of the crown. Schrsder is alec "Abba, nut 1t means the same as king in .ome language or other.
 The EiPaso Herald describing the sect ssys:
 "EverythinE is flowing about the visitors. They wear flowing gowns flowing hair, flowing beards and use flowing language. Both a'e dressed ,uite in black, long black robes of ,eivet, black slouoh hate, black shoer. bowie has black hair and beard, and the black effect is carried out to the very t,ps of the king's finger nails.
 "The king and the crown prince held forth Monday night on the cor oer of Overland and Oregon stretts they were assisted by Santiago Val ieio, . priest of the order. and Dons- I ,ia vsliejo.s . sister, whose habit is .imilar to that worn by the Roman cstbolic and Episcopal sisterbood The two of epsnish name are to ct ssnd to the Mexicsns of Fl Psso They came from New Jsrusalem.
 ne colony of the church in Nev Nsxico.'
 It is reported the king and prime nay coon come to Arizous.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Has a
 Narrow
 Escape

George Brown, a Finlander who is employed at the ranch of Mrs Fike, near Naco, had parrow escape iron death Tuesday afternoon while he was drivi- 2 team of horses hitched to a hay rack. across the E < S W track about two miles west of the Fike ranch.
 Despite warning whistles the team stepped upon,he track just as the engine reached the crossing, and the near horse was nearly Cut in two and throun 10 feet from the crossing; the other horse was thrown some distance but not hurt. The hay rack was wrecked and pieces strewn for some distance. The miraculous part Of the accident is ,he escape of Brown who was thrown several yards and was uninjured save few bruises.
 The oowcatcher was dented and one step on the Cab broken of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
nId Murderer
 Live In Bisbee
The Review says

The Review says
 There is reason to believe that the man who shot and killed Stanley ketchel, the middle weight champion fighter at farm in Missouri, was in Biabee short time ago and that he worked here ir one of the mines.
 The slayer of Ketchel was known as Walter A Hurtz, but after being csp- tured he told the officers that his name was Walter A Dipley. About two months ago man named Walter A Dipley left Bisbee with a compsn- ion and went to Webb City, Missouri the home of the man who killed Ketchel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Cochise to
 Furnish Music

The fair commission held . meeting at Phoenix and announces e fine tes monisl to the libersli.y of Walter Douglas of the Copper Queen. and in- cidentally to the interest Cnchise county is taking in the fair. That ia the tender of the services of the Cop per Queen band to the commission during Fair week, stsolutely without expense. Mir. Douglas hires the band and pays its expenses for the week placing it at the disposal oi the com- mission. This. it is estimated will cost Mir. Douglas about 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
P0stmasters to
 Talk Business

Pastures of conducting Arizooa postofices along tbe most modern lines will be discussed ct . convention of the Posemsstess' association of Ari. zona. which will be seld in Phoenix November l0-l2. according to sn an nouooement received here from Post. maeter F. W. Smith of Williams, the secretary and treasurer oi the assoeis- tioo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Arizona EpiscopaIians
 In Separate Diocese

The hopes of the Episcopalians of Arizona for Bishop of their own are soon to be realized. At . meeting last week the General Convention of that church, now in triennisl ses.- sion at Cincinnati. ordered the sepsr- ation of Arizona and New Mexico into two separate Mission Districts. each to be presided over by . Bishop. Bishop Kendrick. who has ministered to both territories for some time will b- assigned to New Mexico with San . Fe as his See City. Before the adjournment of the convention . Bishop will be selected for Arizons, with the probability that the selection of his diocesan headquarters will be left optional with the ne~ Bishop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
First Arizona
 Irrigation Census

Arrangements have been made for the taking of the first irrigation cen- sue of Arizona. Within the next few weeks. possibly in about ten days, two investigators will start on . tour of he territory. Their ~ork will be to cit every pumping plant or irriga- -,rn project of any kind whatsoever. secure information about the time and cost of its insssllst on, expeDs. of maintenance, water distributed lands irrigated and products grown
 hsreon.
 The investigators are Harry B Blaze, of Phoenix and Frank Good ~ir ot Prescott, territorial surveyor,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
HoW'S This?

We o6er One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & O., Toledo, o. We the undersigned, have known f.J J. Cheney for the last Is years, and ,elieve him perfectly honorable in sll business transactions and financially able . cary out any obligations made bv eis firm.
 WALDIxe, KISNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholssale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken inter ally, acting directly upon the blood sDd mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold bv all duGgists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

Tn . letter from Te. ritorisl Ento mo get A W Merrill, he ststes th-i an sxhihItion oi orchard heaters wiil be held in Phoenix in s vacant lot aear the Y N c A building October 29, The heaters are for the par, iculas benefit oi the orange growers as pre- veptivs ags,nst frost. Some types oi heater use o,l for fuel, and some us. oool.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
SATISFACTION OF ss.TGAoE

SATISFACTION OF .s:TGAoE c H & Anne Nj Hirst to Henry Lefobvse; rec book l9. page All.
 cHArTkL MORTGAGE W E. Dyson to Arizona Bank ( Trust Co; Douglas prop 50 OO
 TRUST DE c F Floyd, W J Scienck X JN White to s B Brooss, trustee, Bisbee prop. .... l0S05 20
 MINING DEED Chss Gorde. to Frank John- son; Huschucs List .... l25 O0
 REALTY MORTGAGE Daniel Munros to Robert Hennessy; bisbee prop l05 % sam L Elder ct ux to A J Haven; Douglas prop. l70I O0
 BILL OF SALE Earl Hebner ct ux to W Deckeraw; Bisbee prop. 200 %
 AGREEMENT Between Chris Grsuorm,  Ulrich R eder & Thos E Fish, agreeing to sell min- ing claims in Unknown Dist to Renwick White.
 WARRANTY DEED Lula B Ra,h to Myrs E Snellgrave; Cochise prop. 25 co
 POWER OF ATTORNEY z T Parker to G J McCabe; power to cell certain min ing claims. Carlton Reed to G McCabe; to executes lease on a certain mining claim. Bruc Doredor to c J Me- Csbe; to cell certain min. ing prop. The l. & Go to Colored Mission Baptist Church; Douglas prop. ..... 100 %
 Q. c. DEED Cowsn ct ux to Pamfilio Vsrels; Douglas prop .-... ..-.-..--.... 70 oo SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE L Will ans to c M Brown ct uI; rec PAST. H E HuddIeston to Alex ander Wight; rec 23 3O6. l l. Williams to 0 NJ Brown ct u1 rec sa-3O3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Will Accept New
 C0mmissionership

Fair Commissioner Coll is making his final tour of the county for ex- hibits for the Fair. Mir. Coll expects to resign as far commissioner after the present annual fair is over to &C., cept an important p sition with the Fish and Game Commission, his dis. trict embracing COchi-e and Santa Cruz counties. IL is thought he will assume bis new duties about Decem- Der lst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
A Large Number of
 Them Left Yet

All the lost mines in sonora have not been discovered. De Witt Clinton Fretz in an extensive article in Sun. dsys Fl Psso Times mentions a mum Der of these ant gues which some ds, will make mill ionaires out of the lucky finders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Gathering Data for
 Arizona History

All the papers throughout Northern Arizons and some of those published near the border of Western Ne~ Mex ico have, in the past few months, noted he presence of Mics sharlotts Hall io their neishb bor hoods gathering dsss for her history oi Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Inspiration Company
 Disposes Of Stock

A Globe dispatch says:
 According to advices received here yesterday from New York. the Inspirs. sion Copper Company has disposed of 70o.O % shares of treseury stock at $l0 per shsre, netting the company $a, 900. OOO a"d providing ample funds for the erection O: the proposed coneen. trstor on the local property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
CoSGREGATIt NAL

The Rev. Deck preached two excel lent sermons yes erdsy. The theme in the morning was Doubt, It's Cause and Cure" and Extra Mile Religion"
 The Young Mems class secured the Sunday school banner. but presented IL 10 Mrs. Ax:eii's c;.ss of boys on . condition that the class will endesvor tu maintain 1t next Sunday.
 Tue "Social Question" was the topic at the Christian Endesvor, it being lead by the pastor, who opened 'he discussion with a talk which was to the point. Many expressions of opinions were offered ss to the help- iul as we'll as the injurious nature oi entertainment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

Do you know that croup can be prevented9 Give eChsmberlain's Cough Remedy ss soon ss the enid becomes hoarse or even after the croupy cough sppesrs and it will prevent the attack. It is also . certain cure for croup snd bas never been known to fail. Sold by ell dsaless.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Sunday la
 Tombstone Churches
METHODIST

METHODIST
 The Rev M. c. Needhsm preached ho:h. morning and evening. This ws- the pastors first Sunday in the the city since his return from the an : nual conference, In the afternoon Mir. Needham preached to the prison- CTS at the county jail.
 Supt Gibson reports an interesting Sunday school yesterday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Philadelphia Wins
 First Game

Today gas the first game of ba.' bs in the series of games played m Philsdelpnis for the worlds cham. pionship. Philadelphia winning iron. Chicago by q score of 4 tol.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

Blake will cover the esstern and southern psrts of the territory while G edwin will work north of Phoenix. They expect to complete the work early next summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Chamberlaln's Cough Remedy Cures Cai- ~spd urrS-,ius~
.. hnal leu Ssh fO; ,

-,. nr asg for Cascsrets Canti {.
 c De sure you get th:E. =n,GHe hlcts stamped {. C. (. .ever sold In bur;. A substitutor v, .iways a cheat and a fraud Beware U druggists 'nr
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Philadelphia g
 Chicago 6

Second game ofthe series of base ball Tor worlds pennantship today re. suited g to 6 n favor of Philadelphia
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHiSE COUNTY

Instruments Filed With the countl
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 MINING DEED Al McDermott to David O Williams; Warren prop. 10 %
 co MI ING DEED Alex Ericsson to Margared Erickson, his wife; claims %
 CONTRACT OF SALE EA Tovres X Coto Brown stein X Co; 1000 hides.
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Mrs W Ballard to Brooke. Cooper Furniture Co ... l6l s5
 POWER or AITOhSkf Beulah D Hanks to L c Hanks; power to transfer certain Douglas prop. Antonio Giscolets < wife to Frank Payls, gen. power.
 WARRANTY DEED Geo " Duncan ct ux to Paul Cook; Wilcox prop. 250 co
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED CIV Hicks, adm lnistrstor, toI w Wallace. Bisbee prop ..... ............. 1900 % EW Taylor ct ux to Title Guarantee & Trust Go & Fidelity Savings X Loan Assn; Douglas prop. ..... lCOS %
 CHArrEL MORTGAGE Jennie Ell ott to Bank Of Bisbee; Warren prop. .... 750 %
 ASSIGNMENT Mrs F. Cummings toSouth. ern Arizons Bank & Trust Go; mortgage rec book 20 page 5sJ.
 WARRANTY DEED O s Sm th X Mary A How ard 70 Lizzie E Smith; Dos Csbezss prop .... l5O0 co Sophia Walker to Benjamin Cabsilere; Benson prop. 25 co Copper Queen Con sg Co to D Nj York Douglas prop ................. HOO % D NJ York ct ux to E w Taylor; Douglas prop. 10 co
 LEASE Mrs Christina A Misno to La @ Gibson; Tombstone pfVp.-. --.-.---.s 7oO w SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Curtis M Jones to D M York ct uK; rec 22-49. w Deckersw to Lee Ro.e; rec IS-5S0.
 REGISTERS CERTIFICATE Glen A Johnston forsw3 sec 32twp 12sr24 4e. sa IsFAcTios OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bisbee to Jennie Elliott; rec ? SS & 2-l0l.
 TRUST DEED DM York ct ux to the Title Guarantee & Trust Go X Fidelity Savings Assn; Douglas p'op -......... 5O %
 REALTY MORTGAGES Edns A Porter to Ssans Angius; mining claim S9 6a
 WARRANTY DEEDS Charles Swanson .t ux to N A Patterson; Bisbee prop l5O Alexander Wight to D N Darling; Douglas prpp... 10 O. Gremsin Gransdos ct ux to Manuel Moiendos; Doug lae proI do
 cHATTEL NoRAGEs To Brophy Carnage Co ss foiiows:
 Geo Kelsey. y,.............-. S W VI Rue ste 7z wD Pierce .......... 3s5 O c,.k.r - ... 9O5 0 K,ns .. 4O O. BW Johnston n............ l7 tO A B Capt. t................s ~ W Miguel Ens nsIqaes....--.... eV 'V
 BILL OF SALE JP Wall & " J Gates to ECoies; cow.......... W
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
New Cases In
 Both Courts

Los Angeles Trust and Savings Bank vs International Gas and Light Company. Bisbee Light and Power Company, and Michigan Trust Com psny, for appointment o! receiver, and toforeclose trust deed executed by International Gas and Light Co.
 Greene Cattle company vs Sing Quong shong company; ;writ of at tschment, levying on about four acres of potatoes, six acres cane, one acre celery, two acres tomatoes, four acres cabbage twelve acres alfalfa, on Chino place, about one mile below Hereford
 Petition of J Charles Koch was filed asking that hi. name be changed to Charles Cook.
 P-OBATE COURT
 In the matter of the estate of Lyde Kelly, deceased, October 29 10 c. m., set for hearing final account of Chss Bowman. d dministrstor, and his pc. tition for distribution of the residue of the estate.
 In the matter of the estate of Walt- CT Grant Pool. deceased, F NJ Pool, executor, discbarged.
 In the matter of the estate of Will liam H Kirkland. deceased, October 3l at 10 "a. m., set for hearing peti- tion of Mrs Marquess Kirkland for letters of sd administration.
 In the matter of the esta,e of Levi John Gird deceased. October 29 a. 10 .. m. set for hearing final sccoun, of Edward J Kelley, administrator and his petition for the distribution of the residue of the estate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
CATHOLIC

CATHOLIC Regular serv ces were conducted saturday, yesterday and today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

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Onnenschein.Y

# At public reception Sunday af-
 @rnoon Mir. and Mrs. Marcus SonneD- xchein, of No. 614 West Fourth a%e- Tue will announce the engagement ot ,eir daughter, Miss Rosa Sonnen- &thein to Mike Tout. prominent Young business man of Little Rocl.
 The date for the wedding will be an-
 Bounced later. Miss Sonnensche4n
 aE one of the most popular and at
 hactive of the younger Jewish socie- N girls. She is brunette of eXcep-
 6onal beauty and accomplishments &nd has been general favorite in 4ocial circles here for the past few Wears She is the daughter of two of Hine Bluffs most highly respected &nd popular residents. MT. Yout is ! son of MT. and Mrs. E. Yout, prom anent residents of the capital city He Is associated with his father in Dusi- hess there and enjoys a high standing an business and social circles. ..nong 4he Little Rockians who will ar~!ve 5here tomorrow to attend the rece J. 8ion are Mir. and Mrs. E. Tout, Louis Bout, Julius and Howard Feinstein. Sam Stortz, Clarence Pfeiffer, ben Stern and Abe Thalheimer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-04-16
Beware Of Ginfmeatsa for fatarcl>
 That Cont, n Mercury.

IS mercury Hih .arclv destroy tho sense of sm Il Id completely 6c- range the Whe stem when enter ing it through 'r mucous surfaces. Such articles ould never bc used except on pr sCrjhtions from reBd- table physicians the damage tha5 will do is ten told to the good yozl can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured, by r, ]. Cheney &, Co, Toledo. Ohio, con- tains no mercury. and is taken irl-, ternally, acting rectlv upon ths blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrf4 Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney X Go. Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists, Price 75c per bottle.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stipation.
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Bridge.LuncheOn.

4 Mrs Sebastian Geisreiter enr alt2,; :
 E.. with a 'dge-luncheon yeeterdas Afternoon, ho" oring Mrs X .arS,c., Earter. of AI,oiIe, Ala, who is the Huest of Mrs. John NJ. Elliott. Throughout the spacious home s,'"lng Blossoms with tulips and Easter Lii Qies predominated and made De: fleet spring picture. The lu'4chcon EWas served in buffet style at 12 30 o'clock in the dining room Tno table Ewas very beautiful with profuson #of Easter Lilies. The bridge games EWere played after the luncheon. ',,e [ti:st prize, beautiful cut glass >'o- l Jet bowl was won by Mrs. R. E. Lee, land the honoree.s award, pre..ented by the hostess, was dainty compot af |eut glass. Among the guests wale Mes James Kearsiey Carter, of NJ ,l'l, A.o. John M. Elliott, G. H Me Il Jo Nichol, R. H. Whitney of S Jt,; eph, La., T. M. Phillips, H. p. rad
 ford, H. E. Trulock, R. E. Lee w
 E. Holt, of Lexington, N. G.; J. '.