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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Railroad Surveys
 Up San Pedro

Maps showing definite locations of proposed railroad to be built by the Arizona & Eastern through the San Pedro valley from Benson to Winkle- man are on file with the general land office at Washington This Is the tinrd survey map to be filed by the Southern Pacific interests in this val ley, the others being Phoenix < Eas. tern maps, showing [, utes on either eide oi the river The present map and plans of the Arizona & Eastern show that the east side of the river is chosen for the route of line which will connect the Southern Pacific at Benson with the Ariz na & Eastern, formerly the Phoenix & Eastern and the parent of the other surveys, at Winkleman. its present terminus from Phoenix.
 The Phoenix Gazette say,: The news of the filing of these maps has created something more than tremor of surprise in Phoenix; it may better be likened to a shiver of fear over the possibility that the Southern Pacific is seeking to prevent the use of the valley as a right of way by the Fl Psso & Southwestern into Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Yesterday In
 Tombstone Churches

A large congregation of Tombstone ties were present at the Congregation. sl Church yesterday morning and heard the farewell sermon of the Rev c w Meyers, who this morning left via Grand Canyon to Los Angeles Selecting for his text verse from John "I address 10 you young man because you are so st'ong." the Rev Myers delivered one of the most elo- quent serno ons ever heard in the local churches. At the beginning of the services resolutions scomplimenting the good work of the retiring pastor were read by MT. Rockefellow.
 The Rev Meyers spent the afternoon visiting the sick and afflicted. Some time was spent at the county hospital bidding farewell to the inmates, who will miss Rev Meyers, he having been s frequent visitor there.
 At the Methods. Church last night there were delivered two eloquent ser mons on the Christian Flag" The Rev Needhsm first msde 6 fitting ad- dress on the subject. after which Dr G H Adams delivered very patriotic sermon. Among other things Dr Adams related of his first sermon he preached in Tombstone thiIty-one years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
how's This?

We offer One Hundred DoIIsrs Re- ward for any Case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able u carry out any obligations made bv fis firm.
 WALDISe, KISsAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inte. islly, acting directly upon the biocd ,pd mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
No Election To
 Be Held This Fall

The attention of the district court was again occupied this morning in the jury case of Reilly vs Costillo ct sl contest of will s.lit, and took up a greater part of the morning session.
 The cases Of the Territory vs P J Mccullough, indicted by the last grand jury on many charges, were set for trial today There are about thirteen indictments against the de- iepdant for conspiracy, embezzelment, bribery and false accounts while street superintendent of Bisbee.
 The three cases of the rbrritory vs E G Strickler, indicted on & charge of alleged embezzlement, were contin- ued for the term.
 Trial juror A " Bray WAS excused from further jury service for the bal- snce of the term.
 Papers were filed in the office of the cleIk of the district court in the following cases, the defendants having been held to await the action of the nextg grand jury:
 Territory of Arizona vs James E By, burglary, alleged to have been committed at Lowell on the 18th of June: defendant held Tn the sum of S5cO bail.
 Territory vs CIV Moore. aggravated assault, alleged to have been coms mItted at Douglas on the llth of June; held in the sum of sl 900.
 Territory vs Wolfe Asrnwald, ss~ ssult. alleged to have been commit. ted a, Douglas one the 2l.t of June; held iu the sum Of $500.
 shortly after the case of Reilly vs Costello. ct al, had been resumed this morning and the cross examination of Mrs Reilly on behalf Of the defense had been completed, upon motion of the defense the court appointed Vii liam Baskwell ss foreman oi the jury, and instructed the jury to return verdict in favor of the defendants, on the ground that the plaintiff had not prod sufficient evid ence to -us- tain the allegations in the com plsint.
 It is expected that the district at- torney will reset all criminal cases set for trial a this term of court to- morrow morning, owing to the fact that the Casey and O'Connor cases took up more time than was at first anticipated.
 In the cases against John P Casey the dale of trial was ordered vacated and the same will be reset for trial. 4 similar order was made iu ;he civil case of John P Casey vs W T Power for debt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
We Shudder Some
 When We Observe

Ii the Sherman act is interpreted to compel the dissolution of all "holdiug's | companies, it means that ,305 cor. pora.ions throughout the United States must be divided up into over e,COO component parts. From the United States Steel corporation, with its 1850. JOG 900 of capitalization and its eighty,rine subsidiary corporations, down to the smallest corporation in Arizona, of sl0,O00 capitalization. every one of th ese corporations is liable to prosecution by the federal govern. ment with 6 possib order for its dis. solution, a fine and imprisonment. The American Banker says s voice os warning:
 "The tearing away of the legal foundations of this mass of capital would shiver into fragments the en- tire structure of business on the con. tinent
 No wonder, when we consider the numher of these holding" companies and the fact that they are scattered through all the states in the Union. Arizona has fourteen "holding" com panies subject to this law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Small Fortune
 Awaits Arizonan

If William Costello is about these parts he has some good news coming to him. About sl0,0 coo worth, in fact. and all he needs 10 do to get it. is to go to Vsncouv T, Washington, and collect.
 Marshal Murphy of Tucson has re- ceiyed letter from W. J Knapp, the county coroner in Vancouver, asking for Costello, who g supposed to be in TrcsUn. The 'etter states that Cos tellO, senior. committed suicide, re- gently, and that h : son William i- left scle heir 10 the estate.
 The young man left home AS the result of disagreement with his father, but later wrote to him from Tucson, and is supposed to be work ing as 8 miner at one of the nearby camps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Dr. GoOdfeIIOw
 Dying With Cancer

According tothe Phoenix Democrat Dr. George E. Goodiellow, chief surgeon of the Randolph lines in Ari- zons and old Mexico Is at deaths door in Los Angeles with cancer Of the stomach and all hopss of his re- covery have been abandoned
 Col Espes Randolph, who is close personal friend of the ailing physician, will leave Tucson in few days to be at the bedside of his friend.
 Dr Goodfellow IS an old Arizona pioneer, coming 10 Tombstone away back in 1879 in the young days Of this wonderful camp.
 The doctor in his early manhood was @ marvellous man 6 vigorous. rugged character, absolutely without fear, and tender ss 6 woman. His iabors in Tombstone in early days endesred him to all the old Arizonians and every man in this territory who is acquainted with the doctor viii grieve at his present serious condi- tion.
 Dr GoodielIow is noted in the field of surgery and, it is said by those who ought to kuos, that he has no superior in the western hemisphere. Dr Goodiellow was one of ,ht physicians appointed by the govern ment to investigate the ssni,sr, conditions of Havana during the oc cupsncy of that city by the Ameri can soldiers, and the great sanitary improvements in that city are main ly due to his influence and knowi edge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Married Under
 Vexatious Troubles

George Townsend, fsmilisrly known as Smoke House." the negro porter ct the Santa Rita twas to have been married on Saturday evening, but forgot all about his wedding and was found asleep in his room by Billy, tie porter at the Santa Rita barber chop, who was to have been best man. lt was then too late for the ceremony and it had to be postponed until Sun day evening.
 When Sunday night came, Smoke House" happened to recall that hi best suit Of clothes was on file in the district court AS an exhibit in burg lary case, the suit having been stolen by another negro.
 He borrowed a suit, however, and the knot vas tied. Today District Attorney Benton Dick secured an or. der from Judge Campbell releasing the suit of clothes SO that "Smoks House" might celebrate Emancips- tion Day without wearing borrowed togs.-Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Through Pullman Car
 Service To Phoenix

The Pullman car operating between Tucson and Phoenix, instead of open ing at eight o'clock in the evening to passengers. as was erroneous|y an nounced by the SOutherh Pacific, will nren A, 6 30 clock, or immediately upon the arrival of Nc. 9 from the east. The objec. of making the open. ing time earlier is to benefit people arriving on the :hrcugh train from Tombstone. Douglas, Bisbee and other territorial towns, the idea being that they may leave the through train at Tucson and enter the Phoenix sleeper st once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Colorado River
 Becoming Boisterous

Recent Tombstone arrivals from California stste that the Colorsdo river is again on rampage and it is feared 8 repetitisn of the Sslton Sea food Is again imminent Flood dam. age is expected Tn the Imperial valley and preparations are being made by the farmers of that section to combat the sane Just before adjournment of congress sl, ,C00,0C0 was sppropri- ated, 10 be used at the discretion of the president, in prevention of another Salton Sea overflow. It would ap- pear that there is grave danger from the Arizona summer rains, which will turn the Colorado river into A seeth- ing torrent and break the levees built by the Southern Pacific
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Shooting in
 the Biq Valley

Particular. have been received here of the shooting affray which occurred at Webb in the Sulphur Springs Val. ley Friday evening when Hal Duie was shot ny Sam Speatt. It appears the parties were at dance and Duie and Spestt became involved in sn altercation. It is claimed Duie made an attack on Speatt with club. The latter drew s revolver and fired at Duie. the bulle. making a flesh wound in the abdomen. going around just under the skin and lodging in the back. Tbe injuries are not serious and Duie is expected to be out in a short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Contractors won Suit
 From the R. R. Co.

The suit of Eickel < Weikel of Fl Paso vs the Fl Fl Paso < Southwest ern railroad vas for $li4 900 damages asked by the plaintiffs to reimburse them as contracting company for losses sustained in fulfilling grading contract entered into with the South western on its eastern division. Their claims was that, owing to the diff culties encountered in the grading work by reason of the rugged nature of the country through which the line passed and the extra amount of blast ing, hauiing and grading necessary to complete the contract, they lost the amount asked for in damages. The district court awarded them S3l, 100 and interest on that amount and the case was appealed by the railroad company to the higher courts, The case was affirmed Wednesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
A 12-Year Old Boy
 Burglar In Jail

There Is confined in the county jail here one O! the youngest burglar that has been held there for some tia-e. He is Mexican youth named Arturs Bivers, age twelve years. The lad is being held in default of $500 bond and is charged with the breaking and en. tering the store Of Parmarlee in the Huachuca mountains 6 few weeks ago. He is also liable to be charged by the United States authorities with the robbery of the post office which is located in the store.
 It is claimed young Ribers entered the store on several occasions and took a number ot articles, and also entered the part set aside for the post office, going through mail, opening letters and scattering the contents about the floor, and took three checks {. om letters, one Of them was made out to the forest ranger stationed in that locality. This cheek be handed to a man nsmed Dunn stating to him that he found it. Dunn handed the check to its owner.
 While Bivera is being held to await the action of the next grand jury it is more than probable that his case will be taken up in the Juvenile Court and if the charges are found true . comm tment will be issued for bil de livery at the industrial school a, | Benson
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Roosevelt Dam
 Celebration Planned

A conference of men interested in having a celebration cOmmemorsting the opening o. tbe Roosevelt dam was held ID the office of the Salt River Valley Water Users' association at Phoenix Saturday morning.
 1t wss the desire of many to have q celebration thi. fall. but after mature deliberation the conference arrived at the conclusion that next February would be better time. and .this wa. agreed upon. It is hoped at that time the presence O. the man for whom the Roosevelt dam was named can be secured, which Si!l be an added st- raction and one that vii! insure to Phoen'x tremendous influx of visit ors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Queer Moss backs
 From Mexico

LD Carpenter, who is in charge of the construction of the Cslsbssss ex- tension of the Western Union line, has received two wonderful specimens of combined insect and plant life from his partner iu the state Of Oaxscs, Mexico. They are two golden beet es. known a, chipederos, out of the heads of which there has grown moss four or five inches. One of the plants is about sesdy to show leaves. Mir Car. penter is informed that the beetles move about and live on the surface until the mcss leaves out, and then they burrow into the ground and die. The moss afterwards grows to . much greater length. The beetles are similar to the caterpilars of Australia, Specimens have been sent to Smith. sonioan institute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
From Tuesdays Daily.
Cupid Still Busy
 With June Brides

Three more marriage licenses were issued out of the probate court today by Clerk James, making the total for the month thus far twenty five [. The licenses were granted 10 the fol. lowing.
 Francisco Malanado to wed Maria Encinss, both of Tom mbstone.
 Ray A Noon to wed Anna Meredith, both of Csnsnea Sonora. Mexico.
 Herman Hendricks, of Lowell, to wed Emma Sundt, oi Chicago, I'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. Earl Reed and daughter re turned thie morning from visit tt her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jake Sheerel of Douglas.
 w. B. Kelly. editor of the Bisbet Review, visited Tombstone today and was an entertaining caller at this flee.
 Mrs. II Fitchins arrived in Tomb. stone today from her home in Globe, will visit friends end relatives for q few weeks Dr. Hitchins will be in Tombstone about July 10th. l.. K. Allen, of the Bisbee Printing Co was an incoming passenger to- day.
 Dan Williams of Douglas is in the city today
 B. Msier. a Benson merchant, is a Tombstone visitor today.
 County Auditor Charles Purdon left this morning for Bl-bee and Douglas on official routine business.
 During the absence of Captain Jim Msrrs in Globe, Colonel Jack Cramer is overseeing the financial interests of the captain of industry. Colonel Jack Cramer is in the mids. of the most prominent on the "iDe.
 Con Harrington, but recently com mitted to the insane asylum from this county, died at that institution on the 18th.
 L, $. Attorney Morrizon this morn. ing received telegram from Nogsles to the effect that Jose c. Sampo. sn old border offender, is now in the tolls for smuggling. He will be brought 10 Tombstone and questioned by L. s. Commissioner Grow.
 c L. Cummings went to Phoenix to Phoenix today to secure alfalfa fed beef for the local market.
 H. E. Nixon, the genial general manager of the Bisbee Miner, spent Sunday in Tombstone, returning to his home this ,.Iorning.
 
 From @ii reports yesterday was a bloodless revolution in Mexico. All appeared quiet across the line and no reports of violence have reached the American side.
 c. V. Newton. ot Washington, DC. and connected with the census de. partmen,, Is in Tomb. tone for fort nj. ht, and is engaged in making the government censu. on ali operating mInes in this district.
 Charl s Nelgreen, a. lessee oi the Bunker Hill mines, is making an ex cellent showing on the property. 4 shipment Of ore was recently made which gave good net results. and an. other shipment is about ready. An .sssy office for the testing of these ore. has been erected. The Bunker Hill ores are carbonate, carrying high Va alues in lead and silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Many Insane
 From Cochise

Since the first of January this year, there have been examined by the iunscy commission in the probate court Q! this county twenty-seveu al- legged insane patients. Out of this number twenty one were ordered committed to the territorial insane asylum at Phoenix, and the balance were either discharged or ordered held at the county hospital for treat ment. Durin. the year 1909 Ccchise county sent to the asylum more in. cane patients than sny other county iu the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Constitutional De-
 legates Appportioned

Governor Sloan has announced the appointment of delegates to the constitutional convention in the va rlous counties ss follows:
 Apache, one; Cochise, ten; Cooonino, .w Gila, five; Graham, five; Mari copa, nine Mojsave, one; Navajo, two; Pima, five; Pinal, two; Santa Cruy; one; Yayspsi, six; Yuma, three.
 The governor is preparing the cleo ton proc smation and will issue it upon receipt of official notification from Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
The WoIcott Group
 Is Looking Good

Some sample specimens of gold from the Wolcott group of mines in the Dragons are on display ct the store of F. N. Wolcott, being 8 recent discovery on this property. The ore is 8 rose colored quartz and free gold is plainly visible. The find Is in a drift leo feet deep, and further work on the same is expected 70 make 8 fisttering showing. The Wolcott group is a copper property of merit, but should it transform to a gold pro- ducer :be fortunate owners are not likely to object.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Smiths Resignation
 A False Alarm

Advices were received in Tom be tone today that Hon Horsi A Sms,h, chairman of the republican territorial central committee, had rot resigned. The intimstion was further given that, in all probability, he would not resign, unless his private business was such as to make it imperitive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Murphy Buys Rich
 Gold Property

A telegram received in Prescott yesterday from Frank NJ Murphy sn- nouucing that he had purchased out righ, the property of the Ideal Development company, at McCsbe. embracing the McCshe and Gladstone mines.
 AW Edwards leaves this morning 10 take charge oi the property.
 Both mines have been big gold producers The record of the McCabe alone being oyer $l0,C00,0OO Pres. colt Journsl-Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

It is not given to many couples to go on tso wedding journeys together at intervals of fifty years. This is the happy lot of Mir and Mrs w c Whitley, who are just back to Douglas from their second honey moon, this time held in celebration ot their golden wedding anniversAry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

gasoline stove exploded in the tailoring establishment, of Thompson & Boyd at Tempe last week, setting fire to the building In few minutes the entire interior O. the building wss in flames and although the fire company was prompt to respond the building and entire contents wers destroyed. But for the good work of the fire company, the property loss would have been very heavy
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Chinese Appeal
 For Protection

4 Naco dispatch of the 27th ssys: Two Chinese establishments at Can anea, Sonora, have telegraphed the Chinese minister at Washington de nanding protection from the Mex jeans, it being reported that Mexicaus are preparing .o dynamite ell Chi nese stores ard run the Celestials out. Cananea has had no vegetables for a week, the Chinese gardeners being afraid 10 bring them from their truck farm to town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Court Expenses
 Since June

There has been paid out of the county treasury since June l, s5.7O, expenses incurred for jurors and wit nesses. According to the records this term of the district court will by far eclipse all previous terms and it is ex. pected that its expense will reach Si2,OOO
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

The remainder of the men who have been fighting the San Catalina fire for more than week returned to Tucson and reported every ember out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
RECORDS OF
 COCAISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed Xith the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

Copper Queen Con Mg Co.,. to Moore Fuel X Feed Co; Warren prop ... .. 4S24 % N \ Csthey ct ux to John Wilson; Warren prop ... 450 % SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Mary E Gibson to J W Speer tux
 JW Wood to Martin Biting ct ux
 George Keller to Mrs B Mcfarland
 ExEcUrIoS c c Thompson vs Gilbert J Bible; levy on Warren prop. ........... 252 B
 LAND CLAIM Lizzie F. Neatherlin claims ne l X So ]. sec 34 tap IS 26E John West claims ne ] of sec l7 < , se3 X se s~4 sec s X ne nv sec r, twp P 5 K ? E
 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS Msrtin Fitting ct u1 10 G L s.aley; Bisbee prop ... l59O co C F Wilson et u1 to Geo L Stsley; Bisbee prop w 10 % c B Ulen to Thos NJ Hastie Bisbee prop. .-........... 4oD Vo
 WARRANTY ED Raymond Ovens ct uX to James NJ Ovens; Bisbee prop .......... sOoO co Lula 8 Rath to P W Ham. iltou; Cochi5e prop 2lO oO Hellen Wsddellm to Tho. Haste; Bi.bee prop..... 225 OO
 DEEDS Douglas Improvement. Co to City of Douglas ..... 900 Oc Bisbee-SonoIs Development Co to J F D Curtis; lot in Shamrock Townsite ~ D 00 Bi-bse- Sonora Development Co to St Pstricx's Acsd- emy, of Chicago; lot in Shamrock Tornsite. =. 100 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Geo L Staley ct ux to John Lyons; Bisbee prop...... lOoO Uo
 BILL OF SALE Southwestern musement Amusement Co t0 II Jack; Moving pictureout. fiji 100 % Douglas Improvement Co 10 City of of Dougla pipe lines. etc ....... 225,OOO co A Wallis to W E Schwsm; mine machinery 5oo Oo
 cH.-TEI MORTGAGE Irs B Mcfarland 10 E A Tovr.s; Lowell prop. ... 5oO Uo A.ssi Moral to Ciuz.ns Bank G Trust Co; Court land prop. ..-....--.. 'o "o JS Palmerlee 70 W L snnd- I1d,rly; horses. ..---- Soo oo
 RELEAsE OF TRUST DEED Bank of Douglas Co Douglas Improvement Go
 ASSIGNMENT CF RECEIPTS Southwestern Busement Co to H Jack. .....--.. % VO
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Julian Assad to John Asssd; Douglas prow...-..-..-- oo W
 MINING DEED Henry c Beumler to E Ames; Warren prop. BJAmes 10 Ohio Mining Co; Warren prop-.....-- V
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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

. f.. t--.s a:@rs' a. g vc- E.; tf Cena..- -isels s,amped G. (. Never sold in bulk. 4 subst:tutor !, always a cheat and a tIsuG BewsIe Ac dyuagists. soc-