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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Last Sunday In
 Tombstone Churches

Lest Sunday evening at the Con. gregstional Church those Methodsts and Congregationalistsa and others who were present enjoyed a treat The sermon by the Rev. Needham. pastor of the Methodist Church, was an eloquent appeal for the higher and truer class of Christianity among the mankind. The feature of the scng service was duet sang ty Mesdsmes Austin Brown and LeeWoolery.
 The subject of the paper delivered by the Rev. Myers at the Congre. g4tionsl Church Sunday morning was the Progress oi the Christian Religion in the l9the Century" The Eudeayor met at 7:l5 m. and was led hy Miss Helen Benedict.
 At the Methodist Church there were no preaching services, but the Sunday school, Epworth League and the Junior League had remarkably good attendance.
 The fegula. ss srvices ss well as the Sunday school at the Episcopal Church were well attended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
To Install a
 Large Seismograph

A seismograph, powerful enough to record earthquake shocks in the yici- nity of Red Rock, New York, Guay- quii, St. Petersburg and sll way stations, will be established in the course of the next few weeks at the United States Magnetic Observatory of the Geodetic Survey about eight miles of Tucson.
 A small building to house the in- struments will be erected at once, and bids tor it's construction will be ob. tained by Director Wallace, who wss in Tucson Thursday for the purpose of obtaining information relative to probable costs. He states that the installation of the seismograph station has been authorized by the govern. ment. The station is to be as com- pletely equipped az any in the United States, except perhaps for the plain ness of the building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Chinks Working Uncle
 Sam for Free Fare

Immigration officers. United States court com missioners, and all other whose work brings them in contact with immigrant Chinese, are rapidly becoming convinced, it :is said. that the government is being constantly and unavo'dably de'rauded by China men who work in Mexico until they are ready to return to China, and then cross over into the United States and allow themselves to be deported ct Uncle Sam's expense.
 It is also asserted that they are not at all averse to the free board and lodging which they receive pending the hearing of the charges made against them of being illegally in the United States.
 A story is related of one celestial who crossed the line at Nogales in order to get his free ride back to China. For the reason probably that he appeared boldly and openly before the Immigration inspectors he was not suspected of illegal entry. Finally in desperation he gave himself up.
 "What's malla these Uncle Sam police?,' he queried indignantly. "One month I walk in front of face, and no can get arrested" He also indicated that it cost him money to pay his board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

| Postmaster Frank Crsble returned
 this morning from Tucson where ht attended the University of Arizons commencement exercises.
 Clyde Hams, son of President liam: of the Tombstone Telephone company returned today from Tucson here he has been in attendance at the Uni, versity of Arizona. Clyde is making rapid progr ss in his school work and making good record.
 | Thomas Garner, fve.year- old boy, while playing near Hume in the Graham mountains fell into the water and was carried down the en. tire seven-mile length at the rate of mile A minute. In places the Hume is almost perpendicular. The boy ar. rived at the end of his journey unhurt, save for few scratches. Other boys, with A tinge of jealousy. will now yearn for Gamers experience.
 Clerk II. F. Beraer Of the board of supervisors has collected since the fret of January, this year, the gum of sl,5s3 for school lsnd leases granted by the board. April was the largest month. having collected S644, and Jan- usry fellows with $494. This money is turned into the county treasury and the same is credited to the gen. eral school iund of the county and is later apportioned by the couD ty school superintendent to the various school distr cts oi the county.
 The ice cream socisl at the Orient al Theater last evening. given by the Junior League of the Methodist Church. was a sU ccess socially as sell financially. The Juniors were kept busy in dishing out the cream and pouring down tbe lem made. 4 snug amount was netted to swell the Junior Jeague treasury
 Miss Ora Collins left yesterday for Portland, Oregon where she will re- main Tor the summer. Miss Collins is one of the popular teachers in the Tombstone public schools. and will return here for the next scholastic | year.
 The Rev. Mir. Needhsm, pa.tor of 1 the Methodist Church. returned from i Benson Sunday afternoon, where he | preached in the morning
 Joe Hood and wife are Tombstone | visitors from the Hood ranch in the 1 Sulphur spring valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Script Filed on Land
 For Colonel Greene

Through Howell Jones, land com. missioner of the Santa Fe railroad, and bis assistant, w. z. TaliferrO, Col. W. c. Greene this week filed on Al 900 acres Of land in the Casa GraDde valley Col. Greene expects to irrigate this land from his large re- servoir near Toltec, TOW in course of construction.
 The scrip filed upon the 4I,000..acres is Moli Indian scIip, which Colonel Greene purchased from the Santa Fe. In this way Jones and Taliferro came to represent him.
 The headquarters of Jones and Tai. iferro are in Topeka, Kansas. They did not make the trip west merely to represent Greene in the local land office. In d day or two they will scrip 50,00O acres in the Little Colo rado valley, in the northwestern part of the territory, for their own com pany. This land is to be irrigated from e resei voir in the Little Colo- rsdo. J. F. Church filed upon the reservoir si:e April 9, 1909. The pro. iect is backed by W. K. Stokes and other wealthy Denver capitalists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Pioneer Tombstone
 Prospector Is Dead

In & recent issue of the Prospector appeared notice of the deathbed i'll ness of Richard Gird, whose name is linked with the history of Tom bstone The old pioneer died Sunday at h 8 home in Los Angeles thus closing an eventful career whose name vii! ever be enrolled on the scroll Of Arizona's fame. The Los Angeles Examiner has the following regarding the death ot the Ar'zonsn:
 "Richerd Gird, pioneer miner of California and Arizona, died yesterday afternoon at l230 o'clock at his home 64S West 18th street. "Dick" Gird, as he is known throughout the west, became & character in western hictory when Ed Schiefelin discovered pay ore at Tombstone, one or the richest mineral sections in the world at that time. Gird assayed the first ore brougt back in the spring of 1878 by Mir. Schieffelin.
 "Gird wss the son Q! .he late John Gird and descendant of Sir Henry Gird, colonel in the British army, who in the ear l773 settled at the instigation Of George Washington in Virginia.
 "In 1881 Gird bought the Chino ranch oi 47,0O0 acres. Here. after ex- periments, he succeeded in raising a beet winch contained the necessary sscchsrine matter he desired. He then erected the largest and best sugar factory at that time in the country. By the aid of this factory Gird became known as the father of the beet sugar industry in Southern CalIiornis."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Big Cattle Shipments
 from this Section

The shipment of cat tie from Cochise county during the spring season is now over and the number shipped from the various loading points in the county during the season has been much larger than for any pre- vious year.
 The Four Bar ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley has shipped 5000 head i; the total from Douglas will reach l4,- 900 head; from Hereford l0,oOG; from Wilcox l5,OO0; from Benson 5000; from San Simon 7.5O0 head, making total from Cochise county of over 5000 head.
 At the average price O! SIS per head the shipments represent over S900, coo
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Arrested in Arizona
 For Jumping Bond

A Washington dispatch of the 26th says:
 With his prisoner, Mise Josephine Dennis, A gfsv.haired woman Of 64, Deputy Marshal Fletcher arrived here today from Clifton. Arizona, where he arrested her four days ago. The pris- oner wore hsndcutFs.
 March l9 Miss Dennis was arrested here, charged with conductinga 4 secret saloon and gambling house in con. nection with A dressmakiug estab. lishment.
 Fletcher, who was not then an of. ticer of the law, became her bonds. man for Sl 300. Mise Dennis had disappeared when the case was called.
 Fletcher located the woman in Arizona. had himself appointed deputy marshal, went to Arizc ns and arrested her as bond jumper ani fugitive. He thus saves his Sl 300.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Peculiar Murder Case
 Dug Up in Arizona

An unusual incident occurred in Phoenix when Wm. Sisson. after sev. eral years service in the territorial penitentiary for the crime of murder. was released on a writ of habeas cor. pus iss ued by Chief Justice Edward Kent. Sisson killed a man m Ora ham county in @ quarrel uver an irri. gatiDg ditch, was convicted five years ago and sentenced to life imprison- ment by former Judge Tucker. A few months ago on the showing of new evidence Governor Sloan commuted his sentence to ten years imprison- ment, Recent search of the record bJ sissons attorney revealed the fact that Sisson had never entered a plea of either guilty or not guilty, there- fore Judge Kent held that his trial was irregular and nulliied.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

To be sung softly to the tune oI "Wbere is My Wandering Boy To- night"
 Where is our wondering Bill tonight, The bill that made us a state? Ia it lost or strsyed, or merely miss
 laid;
 Oh. where is our Bill 60 late? Where is our wandering Bill tonight, The Bill of our tenderest care? Has Beveridge Hid it, or has Cam
 eron did it;
 Please where is our Bill, oh where Where is our wandering Bill tonight The bill we were told would go? Is it far from the fold, or just pigeon.
 hoied;
 Oh. why Is our Bill so slow? Where is our wandering Bill tonight, The Bill that was going to psss? ls 1t busted or cracked, or only side
 tracked;
 Oh, where is our Bill alas? Where is our wandering Bill tonight? Our hearts are most anxious still. We would love to be shown where
 that Bill has flown; Oh, where is our Statehood Bill?
 -Purloined.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Ben Daniels Intends
 to Return to Arizona

A statement from Ben Daniels, former United States marshal for Arizona, of his reasons for resign;ng the special agency of ''an Indian re- serystion in Wisconsin with the in rention of returning to this territory in the course of & few months, is contained in a special dispatch from She~ano, Wisconsin, to the Milwsu- kee Journal.
 Speaking of this relinquishment of the United States msrshalship of thi- territory Daniels ssye:
 "When MT. Taft became president, he wac importpned to make 6 change in the office of United States Marshal for Arizona, and one day received letter from Attorney General Wicker. sham asking me to come to Washing ton. When 1 arrived there he aeked me to resign
 President Taft also requested my resign ation, but said an effort would be made to care for me ia another field. I wac told that could go to Wisconsin as special agent of the Menomopie Indian reservation at $2500 a year and s per diem for | travelling expenses.
 "I understood that l was to have full charge of the reservation, and took the position. Later found that l was under Agent Wilson of the reservation at Keshens, felt that my contract with the government had been broken, and I have now resign ed,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Dr.. p. Lowell
 Tells of Comet

A Flagstsff dispatch of the 30tb says:
 Dr. Percivsl Lowell, head of the Lowell observatory, issned a statement last night in which he said that spec. togrsms made by him and his assist ants of Haneys comet produced con- elusive evidence against previous con. ceptiops as to the compos tion of the comets tail.
 "Cysnogen n the tail is very weak, |" he says, and extends but a short die. tsnce. Hydrocartons ditto. There is no hydrocsrbon emission visible anywhere. The body of the tail is formed oi unidentified constituents; i; come reflected light"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Receive Orders for
 Permanent Survey

Advices have been received that the Fl Psso and Southwestern surveyors have been given orders to commence work on a permanent location survey from Benson to Winkelmsn as soon as the present prel; minary survey is completed.
 The surveyors are now camped at Reddington, about half way between Benson and Winkelmsn, and are working northwest toward their des- tioation se rapidly as possible. The reported receipt of the orde g to make the location survey are taken to be a direct result of the recent visit of Phelps Dodge officials to the Winkel- man district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Texas Canyon People
 To Picnic on June 10

It has been a pleasant custom among the Texas Canyon people to enjoy 6 basket picnic and athletic sports once year. This year the date of this annual affair has been fixed for June 10, the birthday of 'Grandma" Adams, who is the jrs, lady of the district, and is highly bonored by ell who knew her The day will be given to Sunday school exercises sLd address will be delivered by the Rev. Benedict. In the after noon there will be base ball game and other athletic sports. It promises to be . big day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
Tucson Census
 Semi-OHicial

Although census enumerators are forbidden by law to make public any facts regarding the results of the cen- sus taking, it is semi-otiicially an- nounced that Tucson will show a population of l7,53l. T1cson papers claim that with two sections outside of the city not enumerated that the old pueblo has close to 26.'N0 inhsh- i:sn's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

Leander LeChance, for many years manager of the Watkin Grocery Co.,, one of the largest retail and jobbing grocery houses in Phoenix, died sud- denly Saturday evening of heart dis ease following an attack of bronchial pneumonia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

Jas Nichols to National
 Cash Register Co . SC co Warren Drag Co to Western
 Wholesale Drug Co. 5l0 00 PARTIAL RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Mary F Titus to II D Cbes- eldine ct ux; town lots in
 in Benson PATENT U s to Msyels Nj Mckinney x E f, sec l9. twp l5 $. R24E. WARRANTY DEED P B Soto ct ux & aJ Soto
 ct ux to Alto McAIlister
 Wilcox town property. 5000 %
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Bismark Gold Mining X
 Milling Co; incorporators
 c A Stubhs ct ux; place of
 office at ,Cochise; capital
 Sl,oOO,OO0, divided into
 100000 shares
 TRUST LIED Ida Clouse to Title Guaran.
 faa C Tr.,at CA and E,lal
 ity Savings < Loan As.n.
 Bisbee property ... 1000 co
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE J J Lyons to J W Pitts etux satisfies, s,,moitgagerecorded
 book r, page 53
 WARRANTY DEED City Of Bisbee to Emil Marks ct ux; Bi-bee property % Arizona < Mexico Realty Go. to Frank l. VGlle; Doug as property. .-.. 75 %
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. L J Overlook to c Overlook Douglas property. ... 10 co l
 QUIT CLAIM DEED J B NOrcross ct ux to cityof blsbee. .-... l UO | 4 Bain ct ux to city of Bis uce l uU 1 Jerry Kel y to city of Bis pee .--.....-..... l OJ E Norris ct ux to city of Bisbee ..-.........- % | . H Moon to city of. Bisbee % Jas Sheridan ct ux to city of Biebee e.......... loo F Winstead ct ux to city oi Diepee l Ub John Scrugham to city of Disoee .......... totU uU Chas F Moon ct ux to city of Bisbee ........ co Geo Rstierty ct ux to city Of Dleoee l CU | Steve M Miller ct ux to city of Bisbee e..... l % Payton c Andrews ct ux to city of Bisbee .. 100
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

Alter thirty six years residence in Arizons, every day of which wac pass- ed under the soft shadow of the Sierra Prietas, Mrs s c Snow, one of the es timsbIe pioneer women of the terri tory, has broken the charm of her long residence and left for Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

WARRANTY DEED W T Muse. Clsudie L Muse, VT Womaek, ct ux to James T smith; 2.3 Of lots l.2, 3. and I, block ?, east Cochise ... --.. JO Ot Frank l. Dayton. ct ux to Arizona & Mexico Realty Co lots 3 and i, block Ii, Settlers lst addition to Douglas . 1000 co C r Daiber, ct ux 10 Frank Frank L Dayton, lots 3 and 4. block l4, Settlers lst addition to Douglas. 200 co
 MINING DEED Nellie Cashmsn to NJ J Cum ming ham; Is interest in Last Chance mining claim in Turquoise Mining Dis, co
 TRUST DEED Andrew Scott ct ux to Title Guarantee X Trust Co.snd Fidelity Savings X Loan Assn. Lots l. ,, 3, i. ), 6. B, g. 30, 3l, 32, block ll9:: Douglas; I2) mCa.hly p.y. men's of Sl6S, each. ~ l2,000 0O
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE. NJ NJ Bowman to W Par sons, 3 COWS and calves; months. ...... 5U UO
 REiEAsE DEED State Mutual Bldg & Loan Assn to Andrew Scott.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE State Mutual Bldg k Losn Assn to Andrew Scott, ct eN, satisfies mortgage re- corded bvok l5 pageG2 Satishe. tTus. deed record. ed book l, page eos oD lots 2s X 29, block llS, Douglas
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mutual Biig & Loan Ass'D to Jonathan Scott; satisfies mortgage record ed in book 10, page 35l- John Lyons to Samuel Brown; satisfies mortgage recorded book F, page l6i Stella E Leeds to Samuel l. Brown. ct ux; sstisfes mortgage recorded book F page l90 Cyclone Drill Go. to Boston Courtland Copper Co; sat- isfes chs,tel mortgage recorded book 3. page Sl
 DEEDS International Land & lmpr. Co to W Klins; lot block S5, Douglas s... l OO
 WARRANTY DEED w kIire ct ux to to James Anderson; lot i, block S5 Douglas ............ 1850 % W Wallace ct ux to City of Bisbee. The entire south easterly 3429 ft. of Rio Tinto mining claim m Warren District, and the surface snd the improve ments thereon Of part of the sa me claim beginning at the N " cor. of the ground hereby conveyed, thence southeast along the line of the locker and Ri Tinto mines 1867 feet to the south east corner of Jocker. thence northeast erly 5l 1t. to the south east corner of the ground hereby conveyed, thence nortE-westerly I746ft to the " cor. thence north easterly 44.9 1t. to begin ming; alec lots ?, 3 and a part of lot not conveyed for road d~sy in block l in Johnson add'n to Bisbee. 100 co
 MINING DEED Hovsi A Smith to Union Mines Co. CoIl;ns, un- divided 3'le Little Cazino; undivided ; 3 PJ Johnson;
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

claims, all in Warren min ing district ...... 200. 900 O REALTY. MORTGAGE James F Suite to James F
 Suits as guardian of the
 estate and persons of Jam-
 es E Suits. J-, Stephen
 Suits, Charles Suite, Adela
 Suits and Mary Suits; lots and ?, block 90, Douglas 3472 S'
 LEASE Copper Queen Con. Mig. Go. to trustees of Perfect Ash lar Lodge No. l2 Free & Accepted Mssons. Bisbee, surface of lot beginning at NV cor of parcel, ~henoe NV cor. Copper Prince mine brs. \ s6.lS' w. 372, 2,25 1t, thence 9s5l'W S409 1t, thence s s4'4s' 59 24 1t, thency \ sl'29' E B l3 1t. thence N lS'. 5 l-2' " S4. Is ft, thence \ S6'lS' W 52 B feet to beg, known ss Joseph Muirhead lot in. Bisbee 99 w
 CERTIFICATE OF SALE John f White, Sheriff, to F J Jacklin, lots IT and IS, block fl, Douglas .... l54S 3o CERTIFIED COPY ORDER PROBATE COURT Estate Adels Lopez Suits, deceased; report of E K Pirtle, commissioner. ap- proved and lots l and ,, block 99, Douglas. assigned to James E Suite.
 LAND CLAIM Nm Richard Cole. \ Wl4 sec i, twp 2l $, R 32 F.
 CHATTIL MORTGAGE K H Armstrong to Vim Cowsn all cattle branded, ranging abou, s miles SEE of Rishee 6 mo 25O % George Morgan et ux to Louis Marion; all cattle branded NH on left side, ranging in Gsliuro Mts; lyr............ -. l5OO % OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE Frank II Mike to W Kline et ux; satisfies mortgage recorded book ly. page 97
 WARRANTY DEED Land and I'm. proYement Co.,, to Rufus L Scott; Douglas city property ......... ..... 800 co
 MINING DEED James W Hunt to NJ E Hodges, Lone Star mining claim in the Warren Dist 10 % T. H..l.1a $1 Cbristiansop. Lone Star mining claim; Warren uietrict. --.......- ooo oV
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE . L Kyle to Arizona Trust $ Banking Go. Assigns mortgage dated August Is, 1909. executed hy Ralph Baltzley, ct ux. ... l75 % " J Slaughter ct nx to Ari- roma Trust & Banking Co. Assigns mortgage dated Aug. ', 1909; executed by  Alice L and w de H Washington; recorded m bouk 2l, page 357 ...... 3066 58 " J.Siaughter ct ux to Ari- zona Trust & Banking Go assigns mortgage dated Aug.7, 1909, executed by Alice l. and W de H Washington ......... 3O66 5S
 REALTY MORTGAGE R l. Scott ct ux to Arizona Banking & Trust Go. on Dougiss property ... 20OO co Frankie J and J A Howell to Arizona Trust < Bank ing Co; Douglas property I500 % J NJ French ct ux to Arizona Trust & Banking Co.,, on Douglas property ... 200 co William A White to Lizzie Haseelgren; N E l-4. sec. a tvn 9l V 99 r 9S0 O0
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05
The Wandering Bill

twith apologies to W fl woodwsi)
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-05

undivided IA Iron M't'n No ,; undivided l ? Ari. zona, Oregon. Arizona No ,, Arizona No 3, Arizona No 1, Iron Cap, and Iron Cap No ,, patented mines; undivided l2 nelphine, and Admiral Togo mining claims, all in Warren min ing district .......... 200. 900 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE James r. Suits to James F. Suits as guardian of the estate and persons of Jam- es E Suits. J-, stephen Suits, Chsrles Suite, Adels Suits and Mary Suits; lots l and ?, block 90, Douglas 3472 S5
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-16
"A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE

1t Is a common place that the best
building is the building for the future
Mr. Rockefeller gave this most vivid
expression when, asked as to the de.
tails of the work of the Rockefeller
Foundation, he answered more IN
himself than his questioner: "A hun.
dred years hence"
For several years he has been Civ.
ing the same energy and ability to
the wise expenditure of his wealth
that he had previously given to its &C.
Possibly he has been
even more constructive in his later
held OF his activities than in the EARL.
er. Certainly what he had done IN.
ward organizing expenditures prior to
the Rockefeller Foundation
was enough by itself to give reason
for the belief that he would be longer
remembered for it than for any other
phase of his life's activities.
Certainly the man, whoever he NAV
be, who is planning so that he may
confidentially look forward to the yer.
dict of "a hundred years hence" on
MS work is greatest and at the same
lime happiest in his planning.-Chica.
90 Record-Herald.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-03-16
1T ALL DEPENDS.

Taking a ride on subway car the
other day." says an exchange, Mayor
Gaynor found many young men occu-
plying seats and grinning at young
women who were compelled to hang
on the straps. He also saw men
pushing and elbowing women out OF
their way while they scrambled for
seats. Unless His Honor is a molly
coddle, he should explain why he did
not grab few of the young bucks by
the scruff of the neck and knock their
heads together until they would know
rudimentary manners, at least"
Perhaps the young men did know.
Give them the benefit of the doubt at
least. The skirts hanging to the
straps may have enveloped suffra-
gettes; and the best possible medi-
cine for a suffragette is to grin at her.