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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Constitutional Con-
 vention Organizes

PHOENIX, Oct. 10-Ths constitu- 'ionsI convention was cal ed to order at l2 o'clock today by Judge Baker, of Maricopa, he being the oldest member of that body.
 A committees op credentials was sp. pointed, consisting of one member from each county. after which Rev. Crutchenfeld of Phnenix offered prayer and Chief Justics Ed ward Kent of the territorial supreme court administer ed the oath of office to the delegates, who were standing in . semi.circle.
 Geo W Hunt Of Gils county was elected president on the 'hird ballot. The fret ballot stood, Winsor IA; Hunt 6; Franklin l3; Goldwater 8. After the second ballot all candidates withdrew. except Hunt and Franklin the former receiving g votes. the minority party members not voting. BW Cole of Douglas was elected chief clerk. The name oi Mike Han non of Bisbes will be presented to- morrow by E 2 E!iin wood for sergeant at arms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Many Prisoners
 Are Being Held

The following is a list of the pris oners that are held to await the ac' ton of the grand jury which convenes on the 24th instant together with the charges sgsins. them:
 Mrs A Murphy, assault with a deadly weapon.
 Mark Welis, grand larceny Wesley Coleman, ssssul. to kill. Paul Hyde, assault to rape. P Mendoz., grand larceny. Ramon Andrsda, grand larceny. Manuel Soto, grand larceny. Victor GOme7, assault wiLh deadly weapon.
 Marcsrio Jsso, murder.
 Jose Ledesms. burglary.
 Manuel Garcia, burglary.
 Francisco Arvallz, burglary. Jose Revers, an attempt to break jail.
 Jose Corello, burglary.
 Msrgsrito Garcia. assault with a deadly weapon.
 Felix Garcia, assault with deadly weapon.
 Psmtilio Martinez, assault with a deadly weapon.
 Jose Rodriguez, burglary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. L c. Wilbur arrived yesterday from Douglas alter an absence of . month under special treatment and is much improved. Mir Wilbur went to Douglas yesterday and accom- 1 panied his vile home.
 Attorney " G Gilmore wen. to Hereford yesterday on legal business. Judge James Duncan IS in Bisbee for CIV days on business and inci- dentally renewing old srqnsiutsnces.
 Frank Sparks clerk ct Sneed Bros. was throsn from from q burro yestes- day and received broken rib. Dr. Hughsrt dressed the wound and pro- nounced 1t not serious which is pleasing news 70 the young man C friends.
 J A. Rockfell and his assist mt, Don Mars, left this afternoon for C"urtlsnd where they have few days job surveying
 Tso n"tsrisl com missions were is. sued Saturday by Governor Sloan The notsries gre F. c Moore of Pres. colt and Joseph A. Ivy of Tombstone. 4 public reception will be given to Rev. Deck and wife At the Congrega. tionsl church Thursday night from : 80 to To o'clock.
 Miss Mary Lane, cousin of Mrs Julia R. Axtell, arrived Saturday from NcKeesport, Pennsylvania and will speud the winter with Mrs. A1tell m Tomb one.
 Mrs C, B. Sneed returned jester- day to her home in Tucson after a short visit with relatives and friends in Tom 5stone.
 Mrs Sam Johnson and daughter, Edna, have gone to Bi-bee where they will ,emair for the winter to keep l house for her son, Ivan Juhn-on, who is empl yed in the electrical depart. men' of the Copper Queen company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Death Blow to
 Arizona Lobbyists

Resolved, that nobody except the mem bers of the constitutional con- vention and attaches shall have the privilege Of the convention cha bers, without the unanimous consent of the members of the constitutional con- vention."
 Death was dealt the lobbyists by the convention late yesterday by the passage of the above resolution, posi-. lively excluding everyone from the floor but the members and the at- tsches'
 Twenty-tour standing committees are provided for by the repor. of the special committee submitted to the convention this morning. The cons mittees have a total membership of ll7. The report further provided that the president should not be a member of any committee.
 The presiding officer very often is 8 member of the committee on rules and order of business. but President Hunt did not desire to appear in the light of Uncle Joe Cannon, and it was he wish that the president should not be on even that committee.
 Although no appointments have been announced, the democratic eau GUS has selected Bill Truman, of Pin al, sergeant-st.srms defeating the as- piTations Of Mike Hsnnon. of Bisbee, and Bob Whistles, of Nogales. Frank De Sousa, of Phoenix, without oppo- sition was elected assistant to Secre- tsry Cole.
 Delegates to the Arizona copetitu- tional convention who favor . pros hibition article in the proposed con- stitution were defeated today in their effort to secure the appointment of committee on the liquor trsfic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

Senator J W Bailey and Senator A J Beveridge will both be in Phoenix during far week. Messrs Bailey and Beveridge rank with the leading statesmen of the nation. Senator Bailey is the democratic leader in the senate, and one of the natione iore- most ls.yers. Senator Bevefidge is . man oi fine address, scholarly and fluent.
 The prseence of these gentlemen in Phoenix during fair week will be exceedingly pleasing, ss it will give them an opportunity to meet c large number of our cItizens, see our coup- try ct its beet. and give them =n op- pc..uu;tJ :s speak for Arizons when our statehood bill comes before the senate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
From Wednesdays Daily.

J. A. Rncafellow and Don Mars res turned iast night from Courtland, where they finished a email job of surveying.
 Plans are under way for a "tacky ball" to be given at the Gage Hall Friday night.
 Allen A Johnston Treasurer of the Sch lectady Swings Bank, one of the tig fina c al institution. of New York State, is & visit in Tombstone today the guest of his brother Judge C G Johnston of this city. The distiu- guished wis tor has been in attendance at the Bankers Convention at Los Angeles and IS new .nroute hon e. The two brothers have not met in 35 years and q joyous greeting was he esnlt of the lapse oi years.
 E P Draper the welilnown mining man o. Csn.nea is A Tombstone visit. "r today.
 The ladies fl the Cougreg gltionsl Church ~ill give re option t" well come their rew pastor. MT. Deck an wife, tomorrow evening from : 80 to 10 o'clock, to which they cordially invite all their friends.
 The mid-week prayer service will be held at the Congregational church at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 There will be prayer meeting at the Methodist church tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

destroyed by fire of apparantly incend. iary orign at 80 o'clock in the morning. According tos s,sten,ent made by Superintendent Whslen shis morning, tue loss will not exceed $l0 0.
 Evidence ofthe alleged incendisrism sh;ch has resulted n tso destructive fires as the Southern Pacific shops wss found thro gh the accidental discov- dry oi . piece of partly burned fuse about two feet in length lying near the carpenter shop and ssbssto. etore. house which was destroyed by fire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

Msrcllio Msrez burglary. c ii Armstrong, forgery. A G GnstE, fraud. l.eop Id Mesa, g-snd larceny James E Ray, robbery. Frank Parker, aggravated assault. Thomas Turner, burg sry. George Dudley, burg lsry. Joe Walker, ,embezzlement Ramon Roderqusz. assault. Morton Hackney, robbery. he folloxing are out on bail: Manuel Andrsds. grand larceny. I c West and J R Head grand larceny.
 "m COwan, grand larceny. M Cal!ardo, grand larceny. Wm liar, murder Earl W Sands. murder. Amelia Catlins, assault. Wolf Asronwaid, sss.ult. Quad .lupe Gonzal-s, for receiving stolen gods
 W L Grant grand larceny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Buffalo Bill'
Is Coming

Considerable interest has been aroused in this vicinity through the announced appearance Ot Buffalo Bills" Wild wes, and "Pswnee Bills" Far East at Bisbee, October 26th and Douglas, October 27th.
 Col Vim F Cody, the original and only Buffalo Bill" travels with the big exhibition and positively appears at every performance. rain or shine. bu, this will be his farewell appearance in this section ss he is soon to retire.
 Arrangements have been made with railroad official. to run special e1cur- .ions ct special rates from the various stations slorg the line and there will be special provisions for the sccomo- dat,on of thoee who care to vieit the exhibition. To the small boy and the xrown-up, "Buffslo Bill" will be the chief attraction, for his fame is not dimmed by the years which have elapeed since he helped write the story of the West through his bero't
 deeds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
MiIIionaire's Son to
 Start as "Mucker'

CE Dodge, the youngest son oi Cleveland Dodge head of the Phelps Dodge company, will. if the parental intentions are carried ont, stsrt in life iu the humble capacity of . "mucker."
 The heads of the Phelps Dodge company have always insisted that the younger generation shos the met . sl thst is in sbsm before they arc given more responsible positions. Cleveland Dodge's 500 will bs DO ex- ception to the rule. It is reported that he will shortly start work in the Coz per Queen mines st Bisbee e . mucker with DO isvors shown what- ever and later be put into the CD. g,neers ocrps to work his way into . responsible position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
An Me Gets
 In the Tolls

Having walked undetected from Fl Paso, s distance of more than POO miles. An Me. 6 Hindoo. g.s arrested about six miles west of Tucson, soon after daybreak, by Inspector V W Psrtch of the immigration service
 The arrest of large numbers of Hin- doos in the neighborhood of Fl Psso has been reported at headquarters, and it was hardly believed that one could walk as far ss Tucson without detection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Coroners Jury
 Return Verdict

"Desth was due to a gunshot wound self inflicted during period ot tenn porary alteration"
 Such was the verdict returned thi: afternoon in the inquest conducted by Judge Rice in the death of w. Y Kirkland, aged 37, manager of the hardware department of the Copper Queen store at Douglas whose body WAS found in his home shortly after midnight last night. The chief wit. meas was the widow, bride of Il days
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
zoe; rec 3 30.

eoe; rec 30.
 REALTY MORTGAGE WY Bcksn to John Foulkes: Dougl 6 prop. .... .... l3oO UO
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES ATovres to Miners & Mer- chants Bank; Lowell prop executed by Mrs B Mc- Parlsnd ............ 300 %
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE. Deming W lssscson to w J Bennett, Bennett & J T Miles; cattle ...... ll,OOO O0
 o.C. DEED L c Hanks ct ux to Richard Zellper, Jr; Douglas prop TOO Vo
 WARRANTY DEED 1rizons & Mexico Realty Co to Doc Sanders; Doug lac prop. .......... 100 % Doc Saunders ct ux 10 Mrs WE Spicer; Louglss prop 25O % W Utterbsck ct ux to Mrs L B Kennsrd; Cochise prop .--... ...-........-- c' o' Bs;iists Csretto ct uI 10 to Cstarina Vidsno; bis- Dee piOo INV w
 MORTGAGES Wilcox NJ F Church, South, to Board Of Church Ext'n of NJ E Church, South; Wilcox prop. p.........o W u
 ASSIGNMENT H g Bu,tner to Douglas Ltr Co; mortgage rec on page eS4 of book Is.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Donglss Lumber Co to R B & B Poser; rec i6-2S4.
 BILL OF SALE Mrs H II Wiies to Gilbert Krogh; B.sbee prop. w 500 co
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Cochise Shippin
 Season Soon

Shipments of cattle will commenc. at Wilcox October 24, when Cal Glenn ~,ll ship; On she 18th the J H. H. L Johnson and the Riggs outfit will ship, and on Nov 5th the Arivipa cattle will 20 forward. The purchaser oi ,ne.e shipments is J V Vickers and the prices e follows $l7 for once sal foe tvos snd $33 tor thsesa'
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Williams is Visiting
 the Old Pueblo

JS Williams. district attorney Of Cochise county arrived here today on legal business. This is Mir. Williams fret visit to Tucson since the close of the constitutions, convention cam. psigp. in the course of which he de- livered one of the principal speeches in Tucson in the interest of the re- publican csnd dates '-Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Benson Hotel
 Porter Leaves

Ls.t night coiored porter st the Virginia Hotel ct Benson left sud- denly. At the same time 6 six shoot CT and sca5bord left in the office were missipg. together with about $50 in cssh from the cash register. Officers have been notified and are on the lookout,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Tucson Contributes
 Two Times Suspects
A Tucson dispatch says:

A Tucson dispatch says:
 Bill Hogan and A. Collie, the latter c Frenchman, are held by sheriff Nel- sou of Pima county ss suspects in the Times dynamiting case. Hogan closely answers the description of Nor ris. Both are known to have been m Los Angeles at the time of the ex- plosion and have told several conflict- ing stories. Collie has an expert know ledge of h gh explosives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
EPISCOPAL. .

Rev. Simanson Of Douglas filled the pulpit at the Episcopal church, and preached a splendid sermon. The church work Tor the year was dis cussed and regular weekly ser,Ices will stsrt at an early date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The Mt. Graham Lumber mills st sxfford have closed down for the sea- son owing to the scarcity of water to ao4s the lumber down the Hume.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Second Attempt
 at Tucson

Coming . week lmost to the hour. after the destruction by fire of Por- tiou of the Southern Pacific shops in
 Tucson, two small buildings of the railroad company located near she site oi the previously burned shops were
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
New Cases In
 Both Courts

The following new cases heve been filed in the distric. court:
 Nancy Alice ;Brohm vs Frederick Brohm. an action for divorce.
 James K Lapsley vs Mary Lapsley, su action 'or, divorce.
 PROBATE COURT
 In the matter of the estate of H.r- vey Neville, deceased, Octobe P, at 6 m.. set for proving will and hearing application of John D Gerlacb for letters testsmentary.
 h the matter of the estate oi l. o Miliess, decessed. o Gibson, admin. ,strator, authorized to sell at private sale. lots 27 and 2S, block 73. Douglas. In the matter of the estate of L Brown. deceased. Sterling s Smith, E P Brewster and L E Hawee appointed d appraisers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
City Primary
 Passed of Quietly

The result of the city primary cleo t on Saturday .ho~ed that l27 Dem- .cratic votes were cast and g. Re puhlics nvotes. Oi the latter I7 vntes were cast for Geo Bravin. the Dem- ratic candidate for chief of police The vote was svidentlY intended e sn endorsement Of the Democratic can. didste since the Republicans had no nominee but the written vote under the ruling of the election board could not be counted. Quite . number Of ballots in the Democratic vote were not counted because of improper marking.
 The only contest on was for chief of police on the Dem cratic ticket, the vote heinz Brsvin 9i. Robinson 2i. On the Democratic ballots the names of precinct committeeo were written; ; the ward winners receiving three votee each and at large committeeman get- ting twelve votes. A number of scat tering votes were cast. The Rspub- licans did not c's. any votes for precinct committeeman. The final results were as follo~s:
 DEM. Mayor REP. E. James IL Cummings
 Alderman and Ward
 H s Ross lst W A Fowler E A Hughes 2rd FIN. Wollcott Harry Rsffer.y 3rd A Barron James Smith 4th L E Woolery
 Precinct Committeeman.
 A w Howe let Ward - $ PGallen 2nd ' Geo Ratferty 3rd - R V Saunders 4:h " - Vim Csvsnsgh c K Coll, at large - Geo Brsvin. chief of police--
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
METHODIST

There were no preaching services at the Methodist church, but the Sunday school was livelier than ever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHiSE COUNTY
instruments Filed Ni.h the County
 Recorder

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 MINING DEED DP Hickey to c A Mcnon- ald; claims in Turquoise oi:t. -...... "' oN
 REALTY MORTGAGE Alexander Wight to H K Huddleston; Dooglss prop 25o % Elmer II Gessel to II A Huddleston Dougia. prop
 cHArTEL MORTGAGES John Lopozich X c W Le- Van to Copper City Brew ing Go; Dougls. prop.... 1000 70
 WARRANTY DEEDS Patti H & W Hart to Geo H Nesle & Fred Sntter; Warren prop. ......-.... AD O Thoma. L McGsrty to IvyJ McGsr,y; Douglas prop. Con. Love X affection.
 sBERIFF's DEED John White, sheriff to | Mettler; claims in the Turquoise diet. ......... 5oO oO RESTRICTION OF MORTGAGE "A Smith to Y A Young; rec 3.9l. Js,ob Scherrer to Herbert MadduI. rec 3-9l.
 REALTY MORTGAGE L A Brown ct ux X Mary B,ston 10 Minere & Mer- chants Bank; Bisbee prop 5000 co Hattie Lee Reed & II W Reed to R Pirtle Go; Douglas prop. p...-....... SCO OO CM Rubison ct ux 10 E. R Pirtle Co; Douglas prop 400 co
 CHA1TFL MORTGAGE Andy Scott to Chss s Hen- ming; mules, etc. ... l30 Oo SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Mutual Savings & Loan Assn to Msndela 6 Lindsley; rec s-463.
 WARRANTY DEED Mrs Mae & Franklin DorLto Atsnacio Cruz; Douglas prop. .....-.-..... Aoo VV
 WARRANTY DEED John W Foley ct ux 10 Sam Washington; Bisbee prop. Edith Marie Hess Worth iugton -t ux to Wm Lewia; land in sec , twp 24 v e.........--- lo W
 REALTY MORTGAGE Peter Johnson ct Cx to Citi. zens Bank & Trus, Co; Bisbee prop. .......--... zooo oo
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE wv Terry to F \ Woloott; c0ws- -.....-.-. ---.-- AA- VI I'D Nj Larrieu 10 Wm Cow sn; horses 2Vo Vo SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Siate Mutual Bldg & Loan Assn toS W Dobson ct u.; rec P 5s4.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Henrietta s France to Elias A France; Wilcox prop. ID oO
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Geo Riedi to Woods Gsrrsrd; (city not eiven). ..-...-.. zao V
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED CHI Hi.st ct ux to Mauricia Almsrez de Moreno snd Ju.n Moreno; Douaiss prop .... ..-... o' " DEED International Land & I'm. provement Go to E Caldwell; Douglss prop. 5oo U
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Ida H Stewart & John H Norton to J w Angle. D N opheimeT & W A B.nks, trustees Wilcox M E Church; Wilcox prop. 55O U sAyIsrAcTIox OF MORTGAGE sR McCfesry to \ . Blsd-
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

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The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
Monday-Ths Navy Department.


FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. ]. Pervival Huget, minister
Morning service at 1890, sermon The
Fellowship OF the Churches" Evening
service. sermon. sunlight on the HUI pms;.
ness Mems club at the same hour. MID.
7:l6.
JEFTERsON-AvE. PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH-Corner Jefferson-ave. And
Rivard-st. Rev. A. II. Barr d. D., pas
tor. Morning service Il. a. m: Theme.
Three Laws We Must Obey" Sunday
.hoe sus - m nh. vs Whit. 's sss. ss
Church Of Tomorrow" p. m, All
are cordially invited. Take Jefferson
or Trumbuii cars
FIRST UNITARIAN cHuRcH-cor-
ner Woodward ave. and Edmund-pl.
Rev, Eugene Rodman shippen minister.
Sunday school. s:%6 a. m. Church SER
ciai Morality" The public cordially In
vited.
wooDw ARD-AvE BAPTIST
CHURCH--Dr. Fixes Will preach Sun
day morning at the Woodward-avs
Baptist church, on the subject: Should
We worship the virsi n, Msryr In mne the
ern Points to Ancient Tales, The
King and the witch" Bible school at
11:fs a. m.
FoRT-sT. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. 4. r. Pence. pastor. Morning
service at 1880. sermon topic Grave
yards IN The wildsrns ss,. Evening Even n ser
ness OF the Giant" Bible school at
1900 m. In the church house. Wet
Minister League at $3.50 D. m. in the
church house.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-15

which you purpose IN the way OF burn
ing W their city and incidentally burn
ing them for q few minutes would be
as nothing. / appreciate. my dear dis
ciples, your spirit, that II Is God-like;
that you desire to do all the roasting
and burning within your power. and |
commend you for II. Continue TO thus
copy your God and to cause suffering
to as many as possible OF your fel
low-creatures who do not think ex-
actly as you do.
Was this the answer of the Great
Teacher? Thank God, No! His teach
ing was the very reverse-sympa-
Fathers Spirit and understood II and
followed 1t perfectly. In answer to
their query, we read. Jesus turned
and rebuked them" and said, I've
know not what spirit ye are Of! The
Son OF man Is not come to destroy
mems lives. but TO save them!"
"a Savior and a Great One"
The language spoken in Palestine
In Jesus day was the Syriac. One OF
the Great Teachers titles Is The Sa-
vior. And this. in the Syriac Ian
guage. signifies, THE Life-Giver." The
whole world was damned enough be-
fore Jesus came. He came not 70
damn (condemn) them more, but that
they through Him might have life
John X, 10; III, 10.
Life Did they not have life? No.
All human life was forfeited through
father Adams disobedience. All man
kind are dying AZ a result. A Life
Giver, a Savior from death land not
from eternal torment), was what was
needed.
The first work OF the Savior Is the
redemptive work OF Calvary. His sec.
ond work Is the selection Of His
Church to be His joint-heirs In the
Kingdom. His third work will be
the saving OF Adam and all his race
from sin and death-from all the men
tai. moral and physical degradation
which came through father Adams
fisobedience and through his chill
dren being born In sin and shapen In
iniuuity and in sin conceived by the
mothers.
The saving OF the Church Is a great
work, How faithful we should be II
we have heard, II our eyes have seen
n our hearts have tasted Of the grace
of God in this wonderful privilege OF
becoming members of the Bride oil
Christ. However, we cannot suppose
that the saving Of merely a handful
of select ones is the purpose Of God
In the creation OF the world and In
the redeeming of the world. On the
contrary, this elect Little Flock" Is
spoken OF as a 'flrst-fruits unto God
OF His creatures" James 1. 1S; Rev
elation xiv, ~. This implies an after
fruitage much more numerous. While
God does not propose to save anyone
out of death and to life eternal con
trary TO the individual will. he does
propose that every creature lost In