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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

esTH ST 4G3 n 3. AS II Oh etn ave- -'A
$50, sty tenmt; vol SAFE.
72p ST. oe7. n $. so # Of West End ave-
25x1oo. sty dwg; vol SAFE. 80
ArrDrrRoN AVE. e s. 100 IT OF Islst st. 1sS
x1oo; vacant.
1s1ST ST $. % IT OF huouOo' ave-
100; vacant vol sale
10TH ST 1876 and 49,. s. 1903 W OF Green
witch ave. 44xeo. 6 sty tenmt; VOL s'-le'
I47TH ST, ADJ. s. 93 1t Oh 'oh|eh' ave-
1881. 3 sty dwg; vol sale
WEBSTER AVE, Pass. s. 544 II OF Meicn
st. 5oxi52 6x5oxl4l.7. sly dwg; Z " attvs
agt + e Bouton ct al; bergman ~ "0t'9'
James Oliver, ref; PARTITION
4Ta ST. I53. n s. $50 # W of Ave A; 2oXso.-
leasehold. sty tenmt and stores. aI samuel Rite
Nan sttz. {, III Studin ref: amt due. sl,4so IA
PAST ST. $. 1924 It OF Martha ave. 25x
100. sty oWlg- o.
100 , sly dwle: Theodore Vent ast Nerglllo
D'Ambrosio ct al; Boothby. Il q n atiys: "
Simpson, ref amt due, S6os2 Al; taxes e'''
S''' Ev Samuel Marx.
1o1sT ST. 522 and 324 s. 239l IT Si rs;
ave IS. IOxIo0.11, sty tenInt ana stores g
s,ta77pIn attv: $ Bernstein. ref: amt due
so as s.: taxes. etc 81 500 A; sub TO prior
mtg Of $4,000.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
FREMONT AVE 226s. $, about 100 # OF
r1ayemever ave. -x14e 1x3ox146.1. Unionport !;
Max FISCHER agt Caroline Keller ct an AMI dne
Dudensink: II. atty; s % q + CO.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
A4Tf4 ST. a17 n : e4ss # . of % ave. 2e *
1908 stv tenmt: Lawyers Mortgage 60 aSt e
Bernstein ct al; guy cary atty; sea ~ %
pYXFpD.Tr LANE s. about 40 IT " OF Old
albanv post I'd 1o5.ex16I .ax100N1I3.9; \ II Man
trus aet Eugene Christian rn3 al a a. e $40 e4i 10
taxes. etc, S-b6 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

M. yox145: Solomon Keppler to Milton Hirsh-
field and ano (mtg 100000: oct %; 81: address,
473 West End ave.
WHITTIER ST. " $. 280 II n OF Garrison ave.
az OK irreg: Peter Ryan to Bryan y Henry mtg
sSoO1: ali liens: Oct %; 81: address, Sol Hunt
Point ave.
aD AVE, " cor is0th 81. strip, runs n
Al 4 10 W Old FOr,lham Ave 81 TO y
isOtb ST x 10 TO beg; Florine EvesSon 20
Mark Levy; q c: Oct "a; si,Vo: address. os
East 10th ST.
ETH AVE- n = z lot 1904. map Wakefield.
5OxII4: Rose Frey to Sarah Bernsteins Oct Il !,
q c: 81 address. 2IJ West Tooth St
SAME PROPERTY; Sarah Bernstein 70 An
drew Braun; Oct 20; siC0; address. SSs East
223d st.
nth AVE. " $. sos u Of "a st. Wakefisld.
5oxII4. Angela PassarelIi 70 Carmels Magaldi,
ali Hens; oct 10; 800: address. $50 East 2lsth
nth ST g. at cor lot 20 map OF
r-1ionrort 5OxfOs. being part lot 80 said map:
Narv Z. Berrian ct al. heirs to Margaret A =
Ct C.vr- >. parts: all title; b and s; OCT D. III
address 80 Elliott st. Meriden, Conn
10TH ST. n s. at cor OF lot 20: map OF
I-nionpcrt. JOx1Os. being part Of lot 30 o. said
map: Della A Morrison. heirs. etc, 10 ElIen -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

,.v. number Of residential AND ousi-
..x districts figured prominently yesterday
=, she trading in the real estate MAJ net
--h. larger volume OF operations was IN D"e
business areas 49,,
I. sqnnooO deal was the sale by TUCKER
sn.x,rs g. Co. for the Martin Holding COM
o.,v of the eleven story store ana loIt
.,,sl5,nr Of steel construction NO. ~ East
,n,h street. on a plot 52-5Ke2 feet The en-
.sra uroperty has been leased for one year.
According TO a report yesterday, the hoi-
land Holding Company. Judson :. Iooo'
nr.sideut. has resold Nos. le and Il west
ss.b street. two four story dwelling houses
on q plot ssNsS-e feet
The property was bought about ten DAYS
AGO from Lucy W. Denny and the Peter
Nsylor estate for about Sl95oea-
tn. sire will be improved. IL was SAID,
with 2 twelve story loft structure. several
buildings Of which kind have recently been
euilt on this block The report was not
confirmed
Psrerno Brothers added to their holdings
tv buying from Klein & jackson the plot,
.5xJao feet, at the southwest corner OF 10th
,treet and Broadway. They will erect
twelve story ffreproof building on the site
This is the property that was recently
purchased by Klein & Jackson from the
Clarke estate. The brokers in the tranSac-
ton were Slawson d Hobbs and Earle q
Calhoun
The dwelling house at. the southeast cor
ner OF 5sth street and Fifth avenue, owned
BY woodbury. G. Langdon, has been leased
for q term OF twenty-one years 10 Arthur
Tooth e. Sons. art dealers. A building VIII
be erected on the site for this firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
TO OPEN MORE STREETS.

The eity has decided 10 opSn and extend
plumber OF streets and avenues ia the
East New York section as soon as the
necessary title 10 the land shall have been
acquired. The streets are Ralph avenue,
from Eastern Parkway TO East 9Sth street;
Union street, from East New York avenue
10 Last SSth street; Tapscott street, from
East New York avenue TO East 9Sth street;
Howard avenue, from East New York ave-
nue. 10 East ssth street, and Grafton street.
from Suffer avenue 10 East 9Sth street A
hearing in regard TO the acquiring of title
will be held 81 no. 16e Montague street, the
Office OF the commissioners of estimate. 1T
2 o'clock on the afternoon Of November :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

25xo5. fremont Terrace; Louis RsblnoNitz to
Henry / Ncrr (mtg this and other property
81 300: oct 20; 81; address, 1929 Washington
ave.
FULTON AVE, cor 113d ST, 20 TX irregi
Martha w Nanassa 10 Lena Manasse uIitg Sl3,-
OO0); Oct 3: siO0; address. go East Burnside
JEFFERSON PLACE, 900 17.6xso; Wright
Case devisee TO Katie Schider Cmtg S2ooo'
call liens: Oct "a 500; address, 6o5 Jefferson pi
LOTS 33s $40 and 341, map OF Washington
Vile: James G. Coburn TO y Y. II q X K
Co: July 5; ST. address, Grand Central station
LOTS s49a and g44 to 9i7, map OF I.aconia
Park: Milton Doernberg to Dudley ID Doern-
berg; Oct 81; ST. address. PIG West 1O0th ST.
MATILDA ST : g s. lot 49, map Of Wash
ingtonville. 50x1U0: Elizabeth { Plumer ct al 70
Thomas F o. Rourke; Oct 20; slOe; address, 2o2s
Morris
MARION AVE. s. 200 # OF 1s9th st. COX
11y.2; Adol1h WeXleT 10 the Rev Patrick y
Breslin; Oct 81; 500; address, 2512 Marion ave
MAIN ST. 9 s. 50 IT of orchard st. 1l6x
1C0x irreg Mary L Roeder to Samuel Miller;
Oct 81: 81 address, 1b2 orchard st, City Island.
MARTHA AVE. e :. 20 # Of I'd st. 2Jx1O0;
Emile Gerth to Charles + Murphy; Oct 70: ad-
dress. $50 East 234th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
~,,y.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER o. 1910

PROSPECT AVE. SIS 4oxl * 1rres 8. .ton.
A AltschuI TO Abraham III Altschcl; oct ~ fi"V'
address. 30 West 18th ST.
PILGRIM AVE. e 8 200 It , OF t'e Nnpr.
q g: oct 20: 81: address, 1929 Washington ave.
PARK AVE. W $. 2s7s II OF 18TH 81. Z' aIS
Ok irreg George II Purser TO J9nn as Ea a.,
liens: G a z; oct 20; $1,000: address, $40 East
161st
PAILsADE AVE. W $. part plot Do map 10
serh RosentbaI at RveTdale, begins at cor
OF plot IS. and adjoining land IhoInas ou', ~
bert: runs 11sx " 4oS2 10 Beetner lane %
ave Y N 11sx 1896 fl to beg; Paterrlo . bTos
10 Paterno Bros 60: 13 part; OCT % eiVo'
address. Cl5Temont ave
ROAD to Pelham s. part lot IA or Ethan
7, Valentine at West Chester. SKI" 70
of WESTMINSTER ave iTTeg; - Roy ohaIer 10
Frank ] Marion: Oct Il. 500; ADDRESS, o'Anh-
lord, Conn. ~ r.
TINTON AVE Q g. 1i6.2 Fl Of 1o2d ST. 80
xI2I 2: Saul Elmer to Clara Elmer tmtG S"''o"o'
oct "a: 81: address. J0I East looIh St
yERMIIYEA AVE, n =. 100 IT or Emerson
st IO0x1.5; CiaetanO Galardi to / U |ais' ~. q
Co: oct 20 tmtg s1s,00O); 81: addreSs' llo "e''
1s0th st. -o.,
WASHINGTON AVE. W g 22' IT OF IIstn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
BY Joseph 7. Day.

% Joseph J. Day.
SUFFOLK ST, Il2 s. 100 q s OF Rivipston
81, 25xleO. sly tenInt. exrs' sale
nth ST. g.. =, 293 # = OF Ave b. o5x94S.
sty sennt: eXrs' sale.
COLUMBIA ST. -. " = 100 It n Of Rivington
81. 2jXlvo. sly teumt. eXrs' site; estate or
Israel L Prayer deceased.
GRAND ST. 207. :. - n . Of Mott It. % II
=" . sly tenInt; e1rs' sale; estate OF Samue:
COhn. deceased
100TH ST 81. s. $50 II q Of ID ave. 4Ox
lc". II. stV tennlt. eXrs' sale, estate of John
Menke, deceased
sly dwE. vol sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
VIII Help Art Centre.

This accession 10 the new art centre
youth OF 5sth street will greatly strengthen
the growth Of the section along lines now
evident. and it is likely that other firms OF
that character will soon locate there
The lessees Of the Langdon house are
now at the northwest corner Of Fifth
avenue and 47fh street, a new struct-
,Ire which they erected and subsequently
sold in Aurn OF last year TO the Windsor
Trust Company
The quarters Of the Windsor Trust Com
MANY are in the northerly half Of the Wind
scr Arcade, which is to be demolished in
IN. near future to make way for the new
store OF W. g. ]. Sloane, and the company
will probably occupy the space now used
bv Arthur Tooth & Sons.
The principal transaction in the down
town district was the sale by the G N
shurman Investing Company TO the Froma
Realty Company. George Brown, president.
IF Nos. 7e0 and 762 Greenwich street and Nos.
los and llO Bank street. four old buildings
on a plot containing bout h.ooo square feet
and forming an / around the southwest
corner. The front in Greenwich street is
s5s feet and in Bank street Sl.3 feet a six
story store and loft building will be erected,
with entrances on both streets. Two ele-
Nators pill he installed The selling COM
lany assembled the plot last June
Plans have been filed with Buildings Su-
perintendent Miller for six story brick
apartInent house TO be erected at the north
west corner of EdgecoTnbe avenue and le5th
street. II will have a frontage of 500 feet
on the avenue and 1903 feet in the street
md viii have an elevator and acconlmoda-
lions for sixty-one families The Sun Con-
Atruction Company, Of which Benjamin
Nieberg is the president. is the owner
C,ronenberg d LeuchtaS are the architects
The estimated cost is S1S5,e0
Plans have also been fled for making
over Tho four steTv tenement house and
store 80 c074 Second avenue into a moving
picture show. loft and dwelling house at
cost or 5000. The building will he ex-
tended % foot. and its entire depth viii
then bc 1ea feet.
Plans have also been fled for making
over tho four story brick warehouse at
Nos. - and Is Front street into five story
Office and loft building by adding one story
AT cost Of y7.oeo for Ernest FlsBS, who
acts as his own architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iesSeo.'
orToRER -.

rrv1>cTON AVE Q cor Of l24;h 81 2I.SL
100 II Jennie Fromberg ~ al 70 Baltic df oeo
co: yrs from Oct 21. 1915: $4,000 ana si-''VV'
address 2o25 Lexington ave =,
ct NICHOLAS AVE. n c cor of DIST 81: -
store from corner. Almede Constuo!pn eoo1 "a
Max SickliCk: 10 Yrs from Jan l. i'li' COW
81 500: address S3;1 Broadway
10TH ST. 3G4 and 366 East: Wolf bran fo, 10
ryern7an Parnes; 10 yrs nos from SEPT l. i"4''
81 80. address 374 East lOth ST
,s--1r ST 1o1 Fast: David Ciuth TO FredfI,CN
.i,aeer9e q YRS mos from oct /. 1910; $3.50;
ADDRESS 40 East 18TH st
18TH ST. 324 East; store etc; JACOB hIi I'M;
stein TO Raffselo q Bastoni: - yrs rom ~
1910. $3.50: address. 324 East 18TH ST
11fTH ST. Is 10 8 West; store: Rose h ,aIo
man Ia Luigi Bazano; = yrs from May ID i'iV'
ssf0: address IS East 114h St
1-r1T CT .1o West. store; Hulda stein to
Ma setter: = WIS mos from Nov l. Ieio' a.
Gn1. address rs Bradhuist ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
SALES IN BROOKLYN SECTIONS.

Frank a. Seaver has sold for {. NJ Healy
20 a builder plot. 4oXlo0 feet. on the north
side Of list street. 1Oo feet west OF Eleventh
avenue, Brooklyn. Also sold for q. W.
AvereIl TO an investor a plot, 54x19o feet.
on the east side of Stewart avenue, 90 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
BUYS JERSEY CITY PLANT.

David p. Richardson. OF Brooklyn, has
bought from the New England Mortgage
Security Company the plant formerly be-
longing 20 the Atlantic Brass COMPANY. AT
Jersey City. The property is located on the
north side OF Phillip street. just west Of
CommuniDaw avenue. and has a frontage
OF ~ feet on Phillip street and depth of
IL feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

Thomas p. Fitzsimons was the broker in
the recent sale of No 652 Amsterdam ave
ruc. = FIVE story double fiathouse. on d plot
25nle5 feet, by Frederick l.. Berthe 10 Ellen
G5IeAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
TRADING ON STATEN ISLAND.

w. F. Banks has sold for John N. Saw
yer HIS house in Houseman avenue. Castle
ton, Staten Islnd, TO W. Harres: also, the
Simonson house, in Fingerboard Road, Fort
Wordsworth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
INVESTMENT DEAL IN FOURTH AVE. ZONE
Bwe Found for the Eleven Story Store and Loft Building III
2Cth Street Built by Martin Holding Company


avenue and Main street. New Rochelle
sOx10e feet. On the site is three story
modern house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
Investment Quality

AS an investment these apartments cannot be equaed
in or around Greater New York. Property IN the Bronx
much greater distance from New Ork City Han ana
surely with no such desirable surroundings, Is bringing
double our prices Brooklyn has greater number OF new
investors in real estate than of the other borog his
is due to the fact that present prices Brooklyn real estate
offers the best prospect for profitable investment to be
had in the citv An investment of small amount
remember would be working for you dag and night you
owned one of these apartments Get IN touch with us to-
dav and learn more about these splendid apartments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Or TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROokLlN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROohLYN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27
M The WESTMINSTER SECTION

francis Doyale has sold 10 a Mr. Heit-
man the southwest corner Of Woodland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROohLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-27

Sunset Park with its beautiful lakes and summer houses
They command unobstrcted view OF lower New ORR
Raw the Narrows and Staten Island In fact no better
location for home site is to be found in Greater New
York.
One block elevated raroa which brings
ono within fvecent quick Rowony twenty
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Arizona in Miniature
 Will be Exhibited

Arizona in Miniature" xill in all probability be one Of the features of the Psna nt-Ctl,tornia exp jsiti1n in 1915, Il the present plans uf the Ari- funa tate society of San Diego, re- c"n'ly organiz d. are carried ont.
 The soc'ety proposes to install a relie' map Of ArizDui, showing its riy- ere, dams, de-er;s and irrigation dls- trict-, upon an acre or more uf ground have water running through the nv er-, the dam- tiilei and in operation, miniature t'sns depIctiug mining and commercial life, etc. Ire plan has met with the aPprnhation of the pa k commissioners and mem bers oi the exposition company, and The -Oclety is now busy arranging details. This miniature representation of the new state will oe only one of the e,tures of irIzJna's exh,Uit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Man and Wife Walk
 ing Over the Desert

Ao,ut the latter part,f tbe eel, pr"i ably satuid Mr. aud Mir. Harry J, Muschan uf Tn,,an. c. i,. VIII walk into Tuc- from Pb,er, mat "iiI he something of d Na!..tut oU'Y p-rt'fihe story. The otI,r part l. thatthey are Wal,ing fr.n Los Angeles tn Ne4 Yolk Lsv;u, p'"v"'nsIy covered the dIrt.pce fr. m I"!tdo [" L. Angeles .n foot. Tt, are t1kirg the uruey in con uar- atively esry -t, g,s, and are no. s,. tempting any West n plan of walking for ar cuId.
 Both are clntLed in Khaki and -t"rm n1ot-, wear sumhrrro-. carry rev iv'rs, aud their shirt-fronts h, s the le ters s"Hb x. Y" They le, Phoenlx for Tucson Sund4v, and AT how on th'Ir way to Florence wit
 Tucson ss their next real stoppip pi ce. It Is understood they W, include Tombstone in tnei Il ne arr
 Mir. and Mrs Mu-chan are coll,c, 'ng mater.al for book which the ' 'n'end writing when they reach hon ' again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
December Apples
 In Tombstone

On the desk of The PROTECTOR to. day can be seen some fruIts-grown in Tombstone-apples and mu.beTrle- that will compare fsvorsbly with any of its kind produced in any land under the sun.
 The sEples are the second crop. the first having been harvested in tin latter part of May of last year. They are small in -ize, tut entirely free from blem sh and of most delicious flavor.
 The mulherries are ss fine as .could be found anyshere, being large luscious and well favored.
 These products gre from the Tomb- stone garden snf Mrs. John Mardln, also from Judge James F. Dunc.n anu are an optical illu-tration of tre fact that the soil and climate of tbi- section is particularly welt adapted for the cultivation D; not only cereals and vegetables but for the production of the very tinest small fruits. Az The PRosPEoTDR has had occasion tu remark heretofore. there i- no place, speaking irUm a mineral, agricultural or horticultural viewpoint, that com pares wIrh Cuchi-e county ID the variety and richness of its rescurc
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Stafford Man Died
 or Typhoid Fever

II Foster, of SsF I'd, di. d m this city lt-t night alter nerg Ill with typhJ'd fever fo: about iyr weeks. He ~az vel -drI.ler and was st wark tr i!I"g "el.s ID tms v:cin.t. when he ~as taken I'll and was brought to Tombstone tar med,c treatment and care. At ti1 es ue suffered intensly :. The deceased lesYe. wiie and daugh- Ter Co mourn his death. The funeral "as heid at o'clock this afternoon, The Rev, Ii 4 D ok officiating. Mrs. Tester and daughter were here to at- tend the funeral.
 The deceased as about II years oi age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

rhe C.. per . .een smr!ter st Doug- as w,ll -pend $3Jl 900 m exte-sions and D:I' increase the nunher of em- ploye- l5 pe- cent. Tnis will make the C pp-r QIe-n the most complete -me't-r Iu ,hv aur.i.
 Phoenix h4rbsr- are on ! strike for s wage scale oi SIG -u4rantee. A con- ference may settle the difficulty.
 New Mexico will vote on the adop- tion of the.r constitution January 2l. 1911.
 A roultry show for Pima county will bs held at Tucson December l6- 1T.
 Three thousand five hundred head or cattle were in A recent shipment from Tucson. Work on the territorial highway from Phoenix to Yuma will com mencs within m nth. Tbe cen-us returns give Caehise county A pop .I.tiun of 34, ,j9l, a Q in crea=e oi z12 9 per cent n lO yesrs. The Do1gI4s chamber of Immerce and mines reports increasing iarm'ng operations iu the Sn.pauT Springs val. ; ley.
 A considers la increase in postal rece p;s for the territory Of Ar.z ma is noticed i1 the returns recently issued. Reports ot oildrscoveries Tn G:ah ,m county are attracting consider ble at tentIon to that section. Many thous. and acres nave been taken up.
 Th- B;shc. boar! f trade is making aa active c,mpaisu for members and + cons d--ins rlias to org. lize on 8 brOade; basis
 Iac..a=!ns travel and railroad busi- ness between Arizona and New Mex leo Is noted at Tucson through which point all cIn iectIuIs are made
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
From Wednesdays Daily.

Thums II Sutton, representing the Bishnp Candy Company of Los Angei. es, IS in town splaying hi- holiday candy Co the Tumbstuue merchants.
 A torney Allen R, English and wife left for Tucsrn and Phoenix, where NIT. Eugl.sh has been lied on professional business.
 Mrs B Hattich returned today from | Los Angt les, where she has been on | months yisit aith her daughter, Mrs, !. J. D Machomjcb. Tombstone stores are already tsKing on holiday appearance and 1t rh"nli be remem bered the home merchant is entitlad to the trade ot home people.
 We are all interested iu the success Oi every home eBt,rpr se. aud keeping
 the money at home is an excellent
 aay of atding to the prosperity oi
 every class and the growth of the
 city.
 James TasfTe of the Blue front Bar . i Der Shop eft this morning for stem 's Pass W here he goes on mining busi- ness and wrl, bs absent from the c.ty about lc days.
 Assistant district attorney Arnold ui tucson Is in Tombstone [, day o' | business before the district court, hay U ing arrived yesterday.
 Mrs James Taahe accompanied b T. her grandson, Master James JaIage' n has returned rom Los Angel wher n she has bee for several months pa- It visiting friends and relatives.
 $. II. Thompson, the we'll know . knight of the gtp travelling ou; n San Franci-co, IS in the cty todd
 interSieHlng our merchants as Co the ,. wants in hIs particular line. 10 Attorney J. N. O'Conel is amor
 the visiting members Of the Cochr !. county bar m Tombstone today 0
 legal mission from shee. IT, W. 4 Tayljr, Justice of the pea ed at rirtleville. dropped into the couu ,y, seat this rnOrmIng, bringing with h, Ie two prisoners who ~Iil serve sebtenc i've in the county bas'I.e. '- Attorney Lyman H. Rays sitel hu stay of several days in Tombstone L- court matters returned to his ho ne
 Wilcox tnIs morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting meet ing af the stnckrnld -rs of The First S,tiou.i Bank oi Tom stone, Ar.z 'ns, for ,he election ui directors and Tor the transactIon Ui such ther business AS may properly come bel Ire the meeting, will De held at the banking house m the Guy of iomo-tor.e, Ari- z,n4. on uc-day January. !5th l9ll' at ?. m.
 T.R. BRANDT, Cashier.
 Tombstone. Arizona November 29. 1 1910.
 | Fl,ss published Dec i, 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

There is plenty of evidence that Santa Claus has his eye on Tomstone. He will b. able to purchase his toys here instead of bringing them ill on his sleigh. Besides the weather is not liable to be favorable for sleighing in this vicinity Christmas time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

All signs are pointing for things 10 pick up in this city of broad streets, hap pv homes and beautiful gard ems, Evidences of the bright and glittering future are in plain slght and those who so patiently and hopefully have stood by the city during the years of diversity are about to reap their just reward:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

The open season to hln' deer in Arizona has closed, but a fellow has still a right to look for a d -e-a-r,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

Always give everyone a chance to try again It Is n't fair to brand anyone as a hopeless case. because of past failures. Everyone has a right to try again.
 giving festival in the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

A modern constitution the most ideal constitution is the proper expression to put in in when speaking oi Arizona's constitution, which will soon be in the hands o the voters for adoption.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Chronic borrowers have a fully developed tcuch.

The beautiful window dis plays of Christmas goods Tn Tombstane shows the enter prising spirit of our mer- chants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

tine, comm. -iOner of Indian stfair. & q may also have talk ~ith Stcre- tsry of the Interior B liinger, It Is not ii1ely that they oil see President Taft -Phuenix R-pubhcan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

Say. are you aware oi the fact that today is December lth and you have but only 70 days in which to prepare your New Years resolutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

The great southwest offers better health to the people and more ways of acquiring a competency than does any other spot on Gods footstool.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Uncle Sans Soldiers
 To Ft. Huachuca

Lieutenant Robinson and bis squad of United State, soldiers have left No- gales for Ft. Huschucs where they go to relieve tho Eighth Cavalry, which hes been transferred to the Philip pines.