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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-04

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-12-04
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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Conservation Policy
 Strikes Arizona

Continuing his policy of pract cal conservation, President Taft has s'gned an order to withdraw sj,073. l64 acres of lands in the ststes of North and South Dakvtas. Washing ton, Utah and Colorado, and the ter. ritory of Arizona.
 Previous withdrawals were con. frmed, including the following areas
 Tn Arizona, I6l 200 acres; Wash. ington, 2.207 ,967 acres; Utah, 5,sl4,- 2S7 acres; Colorado, 6,I91 .lsl acres
 By the terms Of the order signed the Chiric4hus National Forest in Arizona aud New Mexico lest 57, ,297 acres and received an addition of 3O,- 800 acres. About 353, ,sf 9 acres were eliminated from the Colorado Ma. tional Forest in Arizons, pnd l5, l2O acres added. The greater portion Of the elimin atious from the latter forest oonsist of dessrt lapds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
More HoodoO of
 Friday the l3th''

A damage cult for s25, GOO vas filed in district court at Phoenix Saturday by Mrs Etta Crsndall against the Consolidated Telephone < Telegraph Co, This action Is based on the death oi her hue band, an engineer of the Mesa Dairy & Ice company ty electro cution on the morning of May l3 of this year.
 The telephone bell Tn the office of the dairy company had been ringing constantly for some time and Crsndsll noticed smoke issuing from the box lit seized pair of shears with the in- tentinn of cutting the telephone Wire and was seen to drop the shears and reel end fall
 IL was later learned that the tele- phone wire was heavily charged from e transmission wire from the Chandler electric plant.
 Thi. happened on the 18th of the month, which happened to fall on s Friday and it also happened that the number Of the fatal telephone was B"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Living and Sleeping
 In the Open Air

"DirectioDs for living and sleeping in the open air." is the title of pamphlet being sent out by the national association for the study and prevention of tuberculosis to it's local representatives in All parts of the United States.
 The pamphlet is meant to be handbook of information for anybody who deslres to sleep out of doors in his own home. It emphasizes the fact that out-oi-Goor sleeping Is as desirable for the we'll as for the sick. The booklet wal be sent free of charge to any one spplyif z for it at the head |. quarters of the National Association for the study and Prevention oi Tuberculosis in New York, or to the secretary of any local or state anti tuberculosis a.sOcistion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
An Arizona Boys
 Conscience Suffers
A Los Angeles dispatch says:

A Los Angeles dispatch says:
 Ashton Peak, 13 years olt, then son of Rev. J. \. Peak, pastor of the Baptist church at Glendale, Arizona. has surrendered to the police and sc- cused himself of theft. He said he stole a savings bank containing s3O from little girl in his home town.
 Nobody hss any idea how did il" he said. "I stole it several months ago. l didn't know it would worry me SO, but 1t caused me to run away twice. left home right after took the money and returned. Then my mother took me to Redlands, Cslii. and left her there. I got here yes- terday and couldn't stand it any longer.
 It is said he bough. clothing and a big revolver with the money he took from the little girl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Tombstoneites Will
 Eschew Hen Fruit

That the people of Tombstone will pay more for their eggs this winter than they did last, Is the opinion of some of tbe merchants of the city, following the receipt Of sdvices from California that the millions of eggs which have been placed in storsge since April have cost the egg dealers sn average of two cents more per dozen than they did last year.
 As s partial otf-e; to this condition, however, it is asserted that the nuns Der of eggs produced locally is con. stantly increasing, being only slightly lees now when the hens are beginning Co mott. :hsn ]: was during the spring wh enegg production was st its height.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
From Mondays Daily.

Edward Hicks, eldest son of Count, Treasurer Hicks. spent sunday il Tombstone from Douglas on a visit t, his parents. He returned to the spel ter city this morning.
 Dr. H. Hitchins, the we'll known dentist, arrived in Tombstone yester- day and wIll remain for fortnight.
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland expects tc leave for the coast ol Wednesday, where he will take in the delights of the seasbore for couple Of weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Girage left today for Douglas on A brief visit.
 The board of supervisors at it's next meeting will order the clerk to adver. tise for oids for the making up ot the duplicate sssessnent rolls for the year 1910.
 Mrs. Lou Woolsry, who has been assisting the clerical force in making up the original tax rolls in the county recorder's oBce for the past two months, has departed for Globe, W here she goes to join her husband. who is now located in that city.
 The last issue of Leslie's Weekly contained a picture of more than ordinary interest to Arizona readers. lt shows the party in President Tsft's office. after he had signed the state hood bill! The picture shows Harry l Latham of Phoenix, Delegate Ralph Cameron, and Bernard Zacchau, sec retsry to Cameron, and Editor Wil- Hams of the Tucson Citizen, among the familiar faces.
 School Superintendent F. H. Stc- yer returned this morning from . trip to Naco, where he went to spend Sunday with friends.
 Tie clerk Of the board of supervi. sors has been instructed to renew in- sursnce upon the conrt house and jail in the sum of BIO 800, the same ex- piring during the month of July, this year. Altogether, the court house and jail are insured for the sum of S33,500. Oi this amount Sl, 900 is placed upon the county hospital. The bond of the First National Bank oi Douglas, for the sum of s20,O00, for carrying county depOsit-, was sp. proved by the board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Metal Workers
 Walk Out Again

After having worked for one dag, the metal workers at the SoutheI n Pacific shops went on strike again Saturday morning and the situation is the same s- II Was during their lay of of week ego. They state that they worked day on misappreher. sion.
 The strikers assert that they went back to work Friday on the under standing their fellow vorkmen in Bakersfield, Oakland, San Francisco and one other California point would get the same raise of two and half cents promised in Tucson. They wired to find out whether this in- formation was correc. ard were told that other places had not been grant ed the raise. Consequently the tucson workmen would not desert their fel- low members and the strike is again on all along the system with the eI- ceptiou of Los Angeles and Sacra- mento.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Papagoes Hold A
 Session Of Court

Persons who drove to San Xavier mission Sunday afternoon had chance to witness sn nDEeusl scene, says the Tucson Star 4 sitting Of the Papsgo Indian court was being held.
 Around the corral on the rise to the right of the mission there were about thirty ponies, while fully fifty braves were assembled at the session oi court. Some of the eastern people who drove out were not sure that war council was not being held, so did not tarry long. Others who knew the Papagoea better witnessed the proceedings.
 The case on,trial was over the own ership of pony which two braves claimed. The case was fought to finish and argued closely on both sides, the man who had possession of the animal finally being allowed to keep him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Arizona Honey
 Ready For Harvest

The Arizona Honey association, Of which B. S. Frizzee oi Tempe is the .ecretsry, has disposed of it's entire honey crop for 1910.
 The Phoenix Democrat says that the harvest of thercrop will be made about August l, at which time it is likely shipments will be made. The average price paid for the crop was 6 cents, the best figure ever paid for the Arizona product. In the harvest there is some mesquite, but the bulk i- of the alfalfa variety.
 h all. the shipments will amount to in the neighborhood of twenty cars. Each car will carry on sn average 250 cases and each case contains two , gallon cans
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Phelps Dodge Stocks
 Lead in Dividends

In the securities holding class, Phelps, Dodge X Co. in its reorgan. ized state. lesds for the present year with declarations totaling S2,426 ,I30 Its nearest competitor in this class for the year is smsigamated with $l,- 53S, SIS. In point of .o:a! dividends paid however, Amaigsmsted is class by itself. for of the Sl00.2i6. 6l9 paid by these nine securities holding cor poratiops is has contributed consid . ersbly over half, or s62. .Oi0, ,437. Cop per Range is second with $9.S92 SIC, and Guggenheim Exploration with s9 .3O1 .995.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Arizona to Have
 Irrigation Congress

Active interest in the place where the Nineteenth National Irrigation Congress aill be held in 1911 is now being man tested a, Pueblo Letters to Secretary Arthur Hooker and to other officials ot the Eighteenth con. gress that will meet at Pueblo Sep tember 26 31, contain the claims of eight entries.
 As to 1912. Phoenix, wh oh by that time hopes to have the great Salt river project, the Roosevelt dam, com. pleted. has already signified it's candi- dacy.
 Doubtless there will be other entries within the next few weeks, and it is said Douglas may be one of them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Telegraph Offices
 Removed

Attention is called to the removal | the Western Union Telegraph Con- pany's office from the old stand ip Naples store to new location two doors north of the postoffice on Fifth street. Miss \. Yaple fer many years, the efficient manager oi the Tomb stone office, has resigned to take a well earned vacation to the coast
 J. L. Miller, for several ye4rs operator for the Tom bstone Consoli- dated Mines company. has a.sumed the management.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Engagement of Former
 Tombstone Girl

MT. and Mrs. Chss. Lanapssp o' 253 Eighth avenue announce the eD gagement of their daughter Mise Anna, to Clarence NJ. Cheney, of this city, formerly of Sonoma, California {, The date of the marriage is set for the first part of September.-Ssn Fran CISCO Richmond Banner.
 The bride to be is former Tomb stone girl and has many intimate friends here. She is an accomplished young lady and the man who has won her hand is to be congratulated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Skinned Many
 Range Stock

According to visitors in the city irorn Hereford xe learn that during the pact three months the Greene Cattle company has skinned in the neighborhood of seven hundred head of range stock which have perished on the open range for lack of feed and water. It ia expected that if the present drought keeps up that the numser will greatly increase and csu,e considerable loss to the cattle owners. Itis estimated that over two thou. sand head of stock have d'ed on the open range during the past four months over the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17

Orris Harrington, who runs 8 bar. becued meat market in Phoenix, wac the victim of "a bod robbery. Hsr- rington, who sleeps on the front porch. retired and as is his custom, placed his trousers, which contained $40. under his pillow. When he awoke he ~as surprised Co see his trousers hanging on the front gate and, cn in vestigstion found the pockets turned inside out and everything of value gone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Queer Action of
 A Mothers Son
4 Los Angeles dispatch says

Los Angeles dispatch says
 Michael Lillies, Of Kingman, Ari~ zons, began a legal battle sgsinst his mother in the superior court today for stake of S50,OC0. The young mans father died recently, leaving an estate appraised at 5000 exclusively to the widow. Lilies and his five brothers were GU. rtf, Lillles alleges that ais father was of unsound mind when he signed the will.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Political Slate Of
 Cochise County

The political slate in Cochise couu- ty for the next sixty days bears the following:
 July 30-Msss meeting in each precinct to nominate delegates to the county convention to be voted for at the primaries.
 August S-Frimsry election.
 August 20-COunty convention to nominate ten delegates to the con stitutional convention.
 September l2-General election for choosing ten delegates from Cochise county to the constitutional con- ventioD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Pr perty Subject
 To Seizure

Those corporations in Arizona who
 have fsiisd to pay the corporation tax
 AS levied by the recent act of congress
 now find themselves subject to a pen
 slty of per cent on the dc ferred pay.
 The last day of grace to save the pen alties wac on Saturday, the 9th. The law provides that the government may make seizures of the property on which the tax has not been paid by July 20. According to s statement recently issued by Commissioner Ca bell of Washington, there |. but few corporations in the territory of Ari- zons who have not paid theirtsx The majority of the corporations have paid their tax under protest, awaiting the decision oi the supreme court ss to the constitu,ionality of the law. It is not considered probable that any Arizona corporations will permit mat. .ers to go to the extent of SC zure oi their property, when they can Hake payment under protest pending the re eudition of the decision of the su- preme court Al of the delinquent ones in the territory have been nuti- fled by the collectors of this district of the penalties and the right to seiz- lre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
From Tuesdays Daily.

City Attorney Chss Bowman was an outgoing passenger for Phoenix on legal business.
 A very quiet day was recorded in court today. The cases set for today were passed to future time and the jurors were net called into service.
 District Attorney Williams, Cour, Reporter J. w Walker. Attorney w G. Gilmore, and Deputy Sher,ff A. W. Howe left today for Bisbee on official business and will return here tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Judge Goodbody I ies
 Another Knot

This morning shortly after the pro- bate court opened for the day Judge Goodbody i,ined in the holy bond. Of weilOck samuel 4 Berry and Mary Montague, both residents of Court and. The ceremony was performed in the same genial n amer his honor" mas in officiating on such occasions, and after giving the couple little iatherly advice sen. them upon their xay rejoicing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Bliss Tickets
 Issued Today

Clerk James O he probate court this morning Iei the following permits tn embark upon the sea of nstfimony:
 Victor Sanchez to wed Guadalupe Loscsno, both of SOnsrs, Mexico.
 Garry G Ewing to wed Ovs Haven, both of COchise.
 Isidoro r Vas1uez to wed Estiisns o Valdel, both of Pool.
 Melville T Frusk to wed Martha Luce. both Of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
BIooded Horses To
 Interstate Fair

A number of horses from the noted farms of the Eastern breeders are sl- ready in Denver to participate in the horse show and track events of the Inter State Fair and Exposition to be held in Denver. Sept. , to IT. Several other stables are enr,ute from New Y K and from San Francisco. Ed Gaylord, who is in charge of the de- psr,ment, estimated that there will be about one thousand horses on the grounds when the exposition opens
 In addition to these features, the exposition will offer novel iegg lay. ing contest in which there will be about 200 hens. The premium list aggregates s50,000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17

Judge P. c. Robertson. probate judge Of Gils county for the past ten years, and for more than ? years one of Che countys foremost citizens. died Saturday afternoon after a long ill- ness
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17

Medigovich; Douglas prop 2S0 co
 MINING DEED Nebraska & Arizona Mining Co to Calf X Paradise Con Mining Co; California Dist. ................ 10 OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Chas C Curran ct ux F. J Jackin; Benson prop. 600 0C
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE. George F. Stuart & Zoda Stuart to Henry Etz . 1900 % Mrs John McDona'd to x ' Hayden Co......... 20 co
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
Arizonans Take
 Due PrecautiOn

Over s703, 900 was paid to Arizona henefci-ries by life insurance com panles of the United States during the year 1909 as follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
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UNDER sl0,O0O.

UNDER SlO,0O0. Casa Gr1nde. Douglas. Eden, Flag staff, Holbrook, Mayer, Mesa, Mo renci, Redington, Rosemont, Senator Nine, Tempe, Thatcher, Vivian and WickenbnTg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

PATENT | .. to Albert c Tovn.erd; nei of sec 3i. twp ii, R2i
 c. DEED w Stoner ct ux to Occi- dental Investment Coc- porstion; Bi.bee prop. 10 %
 WARRANTY DEEDS F Galushs ct uS to Dan. Tel Monroe; Bisbee prop. 4s9 co C Kollum ct u1 10 CT Witte; land in twp l3 SR 2s E.... ........ 1000 co c L Witte ct ux to Bowie Real Estate & Develop ment Co; same AS above 1000 % SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Theodore L Seebold 10 Man. nei Guerrery ct ux
 RELEASE TRUST DEED Prov. Nut. B. L Assn to II $ Chamberlain ct nx; Douglas prop
 BILL or SALE Walter Morris tn l. Deely; cattle ...-........ ..... 800 % co Con. Min. Co to John Humphrey Warren prop
 LAND CLAIM JD Cox; sw st 4.ec 2otwp Is, R 26
 SoTIcE SALE OF STOCK IN TRADE Scott & Thornton. to Scott, Thornton X C.. Douglas Cour,land Townsite & im- provement Co to F T Wilkinson; Courtlsni pro 565 O0 Courtlsnd Town-ite X impr Co to E T Wilkinson.... lO4T 50 John $ Taylor, mayor, 10 James Temby .Bisbee prop 20 co
 -MIyISe DEED George Bradley to Felix De- Genoa; Swisshelm DIst.. 250 co OIL Hiatt to H T Ba!ey; Turquoise Dist ..- 10 70 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE First Natl Bank of Tomb seone to " G Buchanan
 AGREEMENT James R Miller and John c Miller; reservoir in twp l9
 ASSIGNMENT Afiz .ns Mere Co to Vim II Bruphy; Bisbee; liabilities $l5,943. .7G;assets sl2, ,246.94
 WARRANTY DEED Felix L Robinson ct ux to Vim Mcknight; land in twp2i, R POE . 500 co Joseph W Angle ct ux and Henry A Morgan et ux to Toll M :sidwell; Wilcox prop cJ p
 REALTY MORTGAGE W D kinsey, eKecutor of est of Mary Kinsey decessed, to Citizens Bank & Trus: Co; Bisbee prop .... 3OO0 Co
 REALTY MORTGAGE Wm R Shadley ct ux to W.n Mcknight; land in twp zI,Rao. ........ 5000 % CL Witte to A I McAlister; land in twp l3, R 2s. l25O % Wiley Fitleersld ct ux to Miners & Merchants Bank of Bisbee; Warren prop. I5O0 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE NJ W BOstwick to John GIeeson; Gleeson prop. 100 OC
 LAND CLAIM EC Stevens. se ] sec l5 twp IS s K 26 E EC Stevens ss se; l5 and n ! nv sec F twp Is R ICE
 Q. C. DEED James Lozenby ct uI to
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-17

Bowie Real Estate and ! Development Co; land in sec 3~twp l3, k 2S. .... 100 O( W P Howle to Bowie Real Est Go; same AS above 50 OO \ A Miller to Bowie Real Est Co; same AS above 250 e WARRANTY DEED Julian Nsvsretts ct ux to c l. Witte. lard ID sec 3 twp l3 R 2s ..... 2000 co c l. Witte ct ux to Bowie Real Estate Development Co; sec twp l3 R 2s e. Balis L Mckinney ct uI to First National Bank of Tombstone; land in twp AR 20 ..........-.... lO4O co
 MINING DEED A Johnson 10 B A Taylor; Turquoise Diet .... 1 60 B A Taylor to Gold Queen Mining Co; Turquoise dist l co FIRST AND REFCNDlNG MORTGAGE Authorized issue S40,00O,- 900; Arizona Eastern R K Co 10 Farmers L sn and Trust Co: lines of railroad, etc,
 WARRANTY DIED Ellen NJ Ssmes to Fri State Telephone & Telegraph Co; Douglas Dist. .. l25O %
 PATENT hester F McCord; land in sec B, twp r, R 3l
 TRUST LIED Leonard Warrington et ux to Title Guarantee &Trust Co and Fidelity Savings & Lean Assn Bisbee prop 6G0 O
 BILL OF SALE Dan Williams to B Ames; Douglas p5op. 300 co Ernest Fioischer to Gertrude Fleischer; Douglas prop 900 % FIR Harrington to Percy Neil; one piano. .. 200 OO
 AGREEMENT c F McCord and Harvey Johnson < Robert Reay; Douglas prop
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE John Gardner to L Boyd X Wm J Porter
 WARRANTY DEED
  Ho]crsit; Douglas prop. 800 % Julia F Gould tu w H Mor- ris; Douglas prop. ... 1900 % John H Banks ct ux 10 John B Csntrell; land m sec 10 twpl3R 24 ........ 3OO0 co Bisbee-Naco Water CotoW II Perrow; Bisbee prop. 50 % Isaac D Peterson to Sophia A Belismy; land in twp g n -i.--.- Oo
 DEED c L Eimundson, mayor, to Nj Nj Medigovich; Bisbee prop ........ .-.....-.-.. Vo
 REALTY MORTGAGE NJ NJ Me1igovich to State Nut Bldg & Loan Assn; Bisbee prop. ........ 225O % Alphonse Martiret ct ux to Bank of Dod ,lss; Douglas pDp l5OO oo
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE T k Brandt to FiTst Nat Bnk of Tombstone; by Balls L Mckinney et al
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Royal Gorge Mining and Holding Co; incorp by 1 5 Pine, D s Mixer, A k Bailey; cap sI 900, ,O0O.O0; office at Tom bstone sHERIFF's DEED John F White, sheriff, to W H Perrow; Douglas prop 6l3 s RELEASE DEED W H Morris to Julia F Gould; Douglas prop.... co
Arizona republican., 1910-04-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests registered al the Hotel Adams yesterday were: r. A. Coates, Chicago: John Hays, Jr.. Philadelphia; w. x Cummings. Tucson; P. Gordon. Den yer; Harry Welch. San Francisco: S Cohen. Los Angeles; George K. French Globe. c. T. Mitchell. British Colum- bia
 Al the Ford are O. w. Henry. San Francisco; F.. Cavillo, A. L. Nelson. N J. Lewis, Charles F.. Dunn and wife. C. G. Roberts, P. L. Burkha-t. c. NJ Boggers. Los Angeles: w. J. Lubken. Roosevelt; Leon Brown, Florence; Eli jah Allen, Mesa; C. F. Dutton, Denver: H. J. Schneider. Fl Paso; A. 2. Hard wick. Parker; Mrs. F.. G. Thomas and son. Ray; w. NJ Elliott. Yuma. John l.. Kirkland. Mesa; w. II. Bondurant. Los Angeles.
 At the Commercial are R G. Lam son. Georgetown. Texas; L. H. Gads- by. san Francisco: c. C. Cooley. San Francisco; D. w. Pollard, Bisbee: Max Bradley and daughter. Wickenberg; Ben Atkins. Los Angeles; D. F. Kelley. Winkelman; Paul Rudd. Kelvin: Mrs. J. R. Moore. Nogales; George Allison. Mesa.