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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
From Thursdays Daily

J. NJ. Johnson is here from his home Tn Lowell, where he is engaged the real estate business. Supervisor Bowen and Scheerer re turned to the.r respective hon es al Bisbee and Douglas this morning alter attending a session of the boa d last evening.
 Mfs GIace Anderson returned to Tucson yesterday afternoon after lew dave visit in the city.
 Mrs. Mary P. Bllow and daughter Mrs. Nelle NJ. Fowler. left yesterday for St. David, after feS days attend ance in the strict court.
 Mics Msrsbelie Williams departed yesterday morning for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will spend several months visiting friends and relatives
 Dr. A R. hickman is in the county seat from Douglas, having business besore the district court today as a witness.
 Assistant District Attorney Edward F Fannigsn came in from Bisbee last evening after an absence of several days.
 Herman Bloch, the well known Bisbeeite, is here today on busine ss | Rission. having arrived last evening.
 ". G. Pritchard is.n the counto seat on legal business
 W. B. Clesry, attorney of Bishee, is in town attending court for several days.
 o. w. Zsw is among those from Bisbee in town today on pending mat ters in court.
 Dr. J, NJ Leonard of Gleeson arriv ed in Tombstone yesterday, returning home this morning, having been called here on professional business.
 Attorney A. F. Parsons was among the arrivals last evening from Doug. las.
 F. l.. Harrington came in from Bisbee last evening on business.
 R. L, Motz and F. Frazee, accom- panied by l. R. Alien of the Bisbeee Printing Company, are in Tombstone today on business.
 J.F. Massey and w. s. Clayton connected with the F., P. < $. w., at Douglas, are here from the Shelter City as witnesses n court.
 We note through the Phoenix Re- publican that W. r. Staunton has bu, recently purchased valuable lG0. acre tract of land near the capital city. Mir. staunton is B shrewd in , vestor, which leads us to believe his ranch second to none in the Sslt river valley
 J. J. Patton. deputy county a"ses- sor at Bi-bee, Is in town today.
 sam Elder, county road superin- tendent, Is in Ton bstone day on ! court business. Attorney George H Neale returned to the county seat today from Bisbee, having additional business before the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Those Who Are
 Qualified to Vote

Owing to misunderstanding ot the law providing for registration for the approaching constitutional conven. tion. the Douglas Dispatch invssti. gated the matter and obtained opin. ions from various authorities, the fol. lowing deductions being the result:
 "The opinions os those deemed qualified to interpret the enabling act and the territorial law referred to therein, is that all citizens must be registered if they desire to vote st the constitutional election, but that thoss whose names appear on the great reg. ister of the county for 1908, and who have not chaoged their residence since do not need so re.register."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Ask For a 6-hour
 Law In Arizona
Denver dispatch says:

Denver dispatch says:
 The report of the executive board of the Western Feder ation of Miners, filed today, says conditions in Nevada, Arizona and California are improving but some districts are "still sutfering from wildcstters" and the report re commends continued agitation for a fedral law wiping out "wiidcstters" who exploit prospects and leave min CTS to "hold the bag
 Railroads in California, the report asserted, are ignoring the eight hour law.
 The report suggests that the federal ton use its influence to secure the esta blishment Of s;X-hour day ID Nevada and Arizona, because Of the intense heat in the mines
 President Mover appointed q com mittee to go to Arizona and New Mexico to inyestieate the feasibility of organizing 8 labor party for the coming election of delegates to the conventions. TJ Tur- ner of Jerome is the chairman of the which will report in two weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Board of Supervisors
 Hold Session

The board of supervisors were in session last evening and took up con. siderable unfinished business left over from the last meeting and adjourned to mee. on August l5.
 The folio wing matters were dispos. ed of:
 The clerk was instructed to read. vertise for bids for the building of a js at the county poor Iarm, and the came to be opened on August l5.
 The clerk was also instructed to ad .. verti.e for bids for the making up of the duplicate assessment rolls for the year 1910, to be awarded on August 10th.
 The clerk was ordered to write to the territorial superintendent of schools to ascertain as to whether or not additional copies of .he Arizons school laws were available, as this county is short of them owing to the fact new school districts were formed recently. About fifty copies of the school laws are needed.
 The clerk was instructed to adyer- tise Tor two teams of horses, mares preferred. notto weigh less than 1900 pounds each and from 8 to 10 yesrs of age. Also to advertise for wagons. The same to be on exhibition in iron. of the cou,: house On August i5 at i p. m- The teams and wagons will be used at the poor farm.
 The clerk was further instructed to advertise for c steel tower and water tank for the county poor farm. The capacity of the tank to be 9 900 gal ons.
 The supplies for the coming elec- ton were ordered advertised.
 The necessary affidavit having been received by the board from foruer County Examiner Purdon and attach. cd to his official report, it was ordered to make the report s part of the minutes of the board.
 The following notary bonds were approved by the chairman of the board: Edw c Hicks of Douglas; Joseph McKeehsn of Bisbse, and E A Folsom of Naco.
 The bond of E A Folsom as justice 'f the peace st Nsco was approved.
 The board of equalization cd journed ast evening until Monday, August l5 't Ip. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Applicants For
 Citizenship papers

The following applicants have filed petitions with the clerk of the district court for naturalization papers and the same will be heard on November II.
 Martin De!jehmsn, born in Sanie, Austria, arrived in the United States at New York in 1900, and is now 6 resident of Lowell.
 Nils Petter Ohlssen, born in Lgyn- gbyhed. Sweden, arrived in United States at New Orleans in 1895, now resident of Bisbee.
 Paul Kump, born in Spehsrie, Austria, arrived in New York in 1905: res dence at Bisbee.
 James Henry TiIbett. born at St Agnus, England, arrived in New York in 1872; residence at Hereford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

It has been but tgo months since , the grand jury of this county sd djou n ed for the term. and at the present time the follo~ing named have been held to await the action of that body, which meets on the third Monday in October: Frank Parker. of Courtland, for as- sau't.
 Manuel Soto, of Bisbee, for grand larceny.
 Victor Gomez. of Tombstone, as. sault with deadly weapon.
 Jose LAdesms. of Lowell, burglary. William Lossn. Of :Gleeson, grand larceny.
 A c Gnstz, of Bisbee, fraud.
 VIC Moore. of Douglas, aggravated sssaolt.
 James E Ray. of Lowell, robbery.
 Wolfe Asronwsld, of Douglas, az gravsted asssnit.
 Msrcario Jose, of lewiston, murder.
 Frsncisoo Avilex, of CourtlsDd. for burglary. Earl V SsDds, of Psradise, murder,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Figures on Marriage
 Licenses Issued

Since January 1st of this year there has been issued from the office of the clerk of probate court 22S marriage licences, the majority of which were issued to Douglas and Bisbee appli- csnt-. Tombstone ranking sixth in the list. So far thIs month thirty p.r- mits to marry have been granted, while during the entire month of June but thir;y-four were issued. It is expected July will exceed the num- Der granted in June by ten at lesst.
 The following bliss tickets were is- sued by toe clerk-in the past few days:
 L D Redfeld to wed Fannie c Armitage, both of Benson.
 Harry Lay to wed Katherine Kruz. both of Csnanes, Mexico.
 Asuncion Lepez to wed Ramona both of Douglas.
 Luc'e Romero to wed Jacols Gon. .sles, both of Bisbes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

With pledges coming from all parts of Arizons, the Douglas Chamber of Commerce and Mines is gathering sinews of war with which to wrest tte 1911 session of the Mining Congress from its many competitors. Some time ago Secretary E. :P. Grindell sent out over l50 letters to prominent mining men, asking them to rally to the aid of Douglas in convincing the board oI directors of the Mining Con- gress that Douglas has the fl nest To- cation for such . convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Litigation Is Falling Off Considerable

Since the first of the present month there were fled but twelve civil cases in tbs district court. which is . fsll- ing of from the ordinary record. as on an average at this time of the month there have between twenty and twenty five actions filed, Of the twelve csses filed this month. five are actions for divorce; five suits for debt and two actions to quiet title.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

Ricardo Martinez. aged l5 years, was before Justice Duiton of Tucson cn . charge of house breaking. He was turned over to the juvenie judge for trial. Martinez and a companion entered the house of Senator Ives at Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street. but were frightened off before they could get anything.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
THURSDAY, JULY Fl

The following cases have been diss posed of during todsy's session oi the district court:
 The case of Marietta Adams vs H L Adams of Douglas for divorce; the came was ordered dismissed upon mo- tion of plaintiff at plaintiffs cost.
 The case of the International Mo- tor Car company vs Frank Clark, for debt, was continued for the term by stipulation of counsel on both sides,
 The case Of Marcus A Smith vs the Pittsburg- Arizona Gold < Copper com pany, to quiet title, was dismissed, the same having been settled nut of court as per stipulation. This case has been hangiLg fire in the courts of this county for many yesrs, and involved considerable valuable property in the Tom bstone mining district.
 The case of Paul Jones & Co. vs John Lopizich, for debt and attach ment, wac coctinued for the tcrm by stipulation.
 The case oi Nj E Bixier vs H c Parks, an appeal case from the iust,ce of the peace court at Douglas, was continued for the term by agreement of counsel.
 The case of Goldschmidt Bros. vs H Lopozich & Bros, for debt, was con- tinued for the term on motion o. the defendant.
 The case of Daboyich & Janovich vs Carovich d Stsrcovicb, for debt, was dismissed tor want of prosecution.
 The case of Wm A Barr vs Grace Barr, for divorce, was dismissed for want of prosecution.
 The case of Josepha Poinzkoier vs John Poinzkoler, for divorce, dismissed for want of prosecution.
 The case of Frank R Harrison, as- signee. vs F V Wilson, Tor debt, was continued for the term on motion of | the plaintiff.
 The csse of the Long Mercantile Co. ys A W Flickenser ct sI, for debt. was ordered dismissed for want of {, prosecution.
 Trial Juror l. M Parker was excused for the balance of the term.
 The case of s L Elders vs E Mes. sey. for damages, vas on trial this and the following jury was to try the case: D c Bardon CIV Clifford s McCampbell George Blsck II W Black B Lesry E Irwin LC Wilbur M Cosby Frank Hubbard Sels Lofgren 0 E Miller
 The plaintiff claims in his com- ,laint that Massey req oyer him with
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

Jennie B Elliott. to recover $49S. 95 account labor and materials. and foreclosure of lien on lot 9. block 5, Bisbee.
 Civil csse No. 603S filed; Henry Forrest vs Andrea Forrest. action for divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

It is reported that the rain storm did good deal of damage to alfalfa hay and seed in the Yuma valley Some farmers estimate the damage as much as $35 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
TUESDAY, JULY l9

The district court convened thii morning at s:30 o'clock and the case of Nelle NJ Fowler vs John F White, sheriff, ct al, was resumed.
 The plaintiff rested its csse late yesterday afternoon, and the first witness called by the defendant was Joseph Fowler, husband of :he plaintiff. His testimony was objected to by Attorney Ben Goodrich on the ground that husband could not tes tify against his wife. and further that in the amended complaint filed by the plaintiff, the name of Joseph Y Fowler was dropped ss one the defendants, although the original complaint made him co-deiendsnt with F White, and by 90 doing denied the defendant of @ very material witness. The fol. lowing jury ~as empsnelled yesterday afternoon to try the merits Of the case:
 l. MuIhefm m CorOett JS Campbell CE Hicks Sam Ysrnell M Parker H Petrick P Deatrick Lee Hemkle CJ Schardin F H Reeves DC Bsrdon
 Upon application of counsel for the defendant the case was continued until two o'clock this afternoon to give the counsel time in which to prepare a brief on matters pertaining to the action.
 The next case 70 occupy the atten- tion of the court was an action for deot, entitled Mary F. Brown, sd- ministratrix, vs J I George, and the following jury was empsnelled to try the case:
 Elmer Crouch CE Miller Frank Hubbard John Pollock JL Miller Jas Lamb Wm Csvsnaugh W B Whitaker " W Brown Geo Black John Benson c B Clark
 Attorney W ? Miller represents the plaintiff, while Nesle & Sutter are counsel for the defendant.
 The case of Houck & Deter com. pany vs William A Cassman ct sl for debt is on the calendar for trial to- day. W P Miller representing the plaintiff and J NJ 0'Connell appear ing for the defendant.
 The sentense of Dan Williams has not yet been reached pending hearing for new trial.i
 Case No. 6039 filed; A E Hurst vs
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
PROBATE COURT

In the matter of the estate ol Thomas Csrkish, deceased, J Patton,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Abstract of
 County Prooerty

The foio~ing table compiled Clerk Il E
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
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