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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
From Thursdays Daily

Chief of Police Brsvin Is report ed much improved today and his iriends hope for his eaily recovery.
 Ernest lvey is very low at his home with pneumonia. His condition caus- es bic family and friends some alarm, but careful nursing and medical att tention is expected to bring about his early recovery.
 A balloon ascension yesterday at Agus Priets created considerable in- teIest on this side st Douglas. A Mex icsn made the ascent, and when the balloon was well up in the air he made the descent by means of para chu'e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Examination for
 Rhodes Scholarship

Announcement is made by Presi-
 dent K c Bsbcock of the University
 of Arizons that the next qualify ing
 examination for the Rhodes schol-r.
 ship for Arizona will be held on Tues day and Wed dnesdsy, Oct ober 9 and
 3. at the library of the Univers,ty at Tucson These scholarships. worth about sl 800 pc. year. were establish ed by the late Cecil Rhodes. by whose viii trust fund of about $l0,OO0 ,OUO was created 70 maintain at the Uni versity of Oxford, England. 3-ysars' scholarships for selected students from the British colonies, Germany and the United States, each state and territory of the United States being entitled to two scholars. The com mittee of selection, consisting of the president and two professors of the University of Arizous, made its irst selection three years ago and the second during the current year. Clar- ence Spaulding of Phosnix, the first Rhodes scholar from Arizona, is now his last year ss member of St. John's college, and Lesser Disney of the University of Arizona enters his first year at Exeder col- ege.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
From Fridays Oaiiy

Assistant District Attorney Elan nigan arrived today from Bishee to prepare fer work at the coming term oi court, Col. W. C. Land was county seat vieitor today from Benson. Miss Edna Johnson returned home yesterday frem two weeks yisi, with relatives at Hishee. lirf n.o'h,r w:.u Is slso yisiting in Bi6bes gili return home in 6 few days.
 The poverty" or 'tscky' hell givcr 'y Tombstone dance !oyeIs at Gag Hall tonight prom sea 10 be H,ll at- tended. The partic.pan's are eSl lec'- ed to wear the po rest clothes they possess. and for this reason nan, will be stiired'in Imaginable costumes The Simpson. orchestra vii fGrnish She music for the event which alone Is guarantee of good time.
 Services ~ill be held st tho Episco- l pal church next Sunday evening at 1:3a o'clock by Rev. Siman,Dn Ci Douglsa. You are cordially invited | to attend.
 A girl baty arrlGed al the hone oi Chef of Police Brsvin thIs morning | The chief wh no nas heen i. irr the past week promptly recovered and is all smiles. Tine new arrival and mother are doing we'll.
 Attorney Richardson of Douglas i: ID town today on legal businesss.
 Honorable Fletcher NJ. Doan wil call the court calendar of the October term of cour. in this city. begiDninl promptly at 9 o'clock a. m, Wednes' day. October 26. It behooves all at- torneys having cases in that court t' te on hand that their cases may hav' proper setting.
 Judge II. D. D.Cheseliine of Benson is spending few days in Tombstone a ,he guest of E. H. Reeves.
 Geo S,slie and family leave tomor row for Bisbee where they will locate MT. Stslie having assumed the man agement of the Bi-bee Lo >eli Plumb ing Co. The genial George and Iii family take with them the beet wish @ oi s host oi Tombstone friends. w. F, Neil and Mrs. Elizabeth Ne Clintock were joined iu the hol bonds of matrimopy by Probat Judge Goodbody las: evening. Tn couple are residents of Bisbee and re turned home this morning.
 No bal game ~ss reported a Chicago today because of inclemen weather. Much interest is mani tested in the outcome of the big serIe by the rombstone iaus aud severa bets gre reported on the result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
DENTISTRY

Dr. NJ. F Brenner, surgeon dentist,
 has resigned bis practice in the Gila
 Valley, where he has been located for the last l7 years. to make his head quarters in Tombstone, bad health be. ing the cause of change. The doctor will bring his car over, and visit neigh boring towns later on. He brings with him . complete outfit to do all- kinds of modern dentistry, and his prices w,ll be very low. The doctor makes high class gold and porcelain work a speciality. Call and consult him free. He also has four room cottage located in the heart of Ssfford, which he will trade for home in Tombstone. Office opposite post- Df6cs in Tombstone. 05w
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Ruling Hard Blow
 On Indian Traders

The government has recently made decision in relation to the Navajo Indians which will work bariships on many of the Indian traders on the reservation. It seems that the ruling ;s to the effect ths. the Indians will not be permitted to cell or dispose of their stock on the reservation and the traders will not be allowed to loan money CD chsttels to them. It isun. derstood the ruling was to increase the blanket industry among the
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Brief Session of
 District Court

A brief session of the district court was held today by Judge Fletcher NJ Dosn. and following cases were die posed of:
 In the matter of the p,tition of I I. Charles Koc hior q change of name to Charles Cook; the same vas granted.
 Mary Burnett Barrickisw vs Albert Burnett B.rricklsw, of Bi-bee, for divorce Decree granted. Alexander Murry, attorney for pls ntiff.
 Eva Holland vs Benjamin Holland, nf BIs0ee, for divorce. Decree grant, ed. Alexander Mu.ry, attorney for plaintiff.
 The petition and order granting writ in the application of Bessie Dili- man for writ of habess corpus was granted.
 In the case of J Y Berkley vs James Beard; an appeal from the justice of the peace court at Bisoee. The order Of dismi.sing the case was entered.
 A Perkins was excused from service as a grand juror at the coming term of court, which convenes Monday.
 A number oftsx cases were dismiss. ed and 6 few minor court orders euter- ed.
 Judge Doan announced that tue court calendar for the coming term would be called on Wednesday morn- ing the 26th inst. Attorneys should bear the date in mind and be on hand for the event.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Girl Par0led From
 Industrial School

Viola Hazel Pray has been psroled from the territorial industrial school at Benson, by Governor Sloan. The girl was committed from Coconino county August 4 of lac, year for the crime of dependency and neglect" Her record at the school has been ex- ce!!ent ard friends succeeded 10 Con. vincing the governor that her person. al interests would be better served by her parole than by her detention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Cochise Petition
 For Conventio n

There i- now being circulated in Bi.bee and expected to shortly reach Tombstone. petition that will be presented ,o the constitutional con- veuticn nov in session at Phoenix. IL is similar to the petition that was p!esentei to the convention from Globs and asks that measures be taken to secure in the constitution an en- sctmen. to the effect that 80 per cent
 f the employees of any corporation operating in Arizona shall be Amer can citizens.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Railroads Reduce
 Rates in Past Year

D legste Ralph II Cameron oi Ari- zons, has succeeded in securing the designation of person from the treas ury department to viait Arizona and investigate the selection of sites for the federal buildings .or which he ob tained appropriations st the last ses- sion of congress. These are Tucson, Douglss,,and Globe, thence to Phoenix. James c Plant, present superintendent of the computing division of the office of the supervising architect of the treasury department will make the trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Tombstonite Returns
 From Oriental Tour

Uncle Ben" Goodrich returned this morning from Los Angeles and is again at his ottice attendir z to his law business crowding for his attention. Judge Goodrich, ss has been men tioned ID these columns, was A mem Der of the Examiner Oriental Tour party and reports having had q most enjoyable trip, the experiences and delights of which he recounts most entertsiningly Quite e number ol Arizonans were on this tour,t entire member-hip of the excursion being a most congenisl party
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Former Tombstoner
 in Phoenix

E B Gage, president of the Phoenix National bank, is in the city on s business visit. Mir. Gage has been siling more or less for two years. and he is now in the enjoyment of good health. He hss resided in San Fran cisco for the past four months under the doctors care and the result has been gratifying. E B Gage Is one oi the best known men in Arizona, hay jag lived in Tombstone in the early and prosperous days of that camp. and he is one of ArizonA's best citizens sn honorable, just m.n.-Phoenix Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

portstion to China The ChiaamAn hsN been employed SC scook by various families in Tucson, and has on several occasions conducted small restaurants in rucson. He stated that he had once had his certificate of entry, but had lost it and that an Sppl,ca lon for another certificate had been re- jected becsuss of insufh cie 1t evidence to prove that he was entitled to one He exhibited the depirtment letter to that effect,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
The Sale of
 County Hides

Today was sale day of county hides and same were sold at public a"ction by Deputy Clerk of.the Board. w A Fowler, Several bidders were present and although quite Du~iher Of pelts were on exhibition, the bidding ~as not spirited. The lot was hual!y awarded to L. c. Wilbur for S33.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Cheney-B
 Nuptials Tonight

Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Nsry Neal Cheyne to N. c. Bernard at the Grace Episcopal church at Tucson th;s evening. The hride was former Tombstone resident and is s charming young lady, who has many friends here The groom is 6 prominent Tucson citizen, who is also well and favorable known here. The Tombstone friends of the popular couple join The PRosPECToR in ex. tending best wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Cochise County
 School Census

There are iorty-nine school districts in the county of which Bisbee holds the le d with tot school census of , ,203. Douglas ,s second with 2,l46. romhstone stands third with 476 while 3l5 is the number assigned to Wilcox. Douglas shows the bes, average attendance with Bisbee sec. ond in this respect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
To Locate
 Postoffice Buildings

The annual report of the Arizona Railway com mission for the fiscal year of i9J9-l0 has been received here,
 Practically every railway line in Arizona bss reduced Its rates to a marked extent as the result of the ef. forts of the commission during the year.
 Among other reductions mentioned iu the report is that whereby the non. mile rate of the E.. P. < s. w. was re duced by thirty per cent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Remarkable Operation
 on Cochise Girl

Al operation performed yesterday a' the COP2sF Queen hospital result. I'd Ia t1e rem val Of five cent piece iron tLe throat of A five year-old daughter Of MT. and Mr-. R H Martin oi Beuspn, the chrlj had ssallowed .hc cnin tn days previously. All
 ,her methods had been employed for She remog' Il of the coin and save for rhe \ ray might have suffered death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
PROBATE COURT

In the matter of the estate oi Bias Sanchez, dec ased. October 3 e, 10 c. m., set for hearing petition ot Miguel Sanchez for letters of Ad- ministration.
 In the matter ot the estste of Wm w Franks, deceased. final account of T Blevine, admins rstor, approved and ordered that residue of estste. being personal property, be distributed to Mrs. Belle Reagan.
 In the matter of the estate of Toivo Paananen, deceased, ordered that let ters o' administration issue to A A Msrkksnen.
 In the matter of the estate Of Harry Van Alen deceased, ordered that Il H Hotchkiss, administrator, make DO further payments under order of Jan 29, 1910 to the widow, and said order is set sslde.
 In the matter of the estate of Rich ard McGregor, deceased. Michael Ohl, administrator, discharged and sureties released. In the matter of the estate Of Josiah Heal MsDk, deceased, Owen E Murphy, James Mslly and Fred He'd berg appointed appraisers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Pioneer Western
 Clergyman Is Dead

Winfield Scott. aged 73. civil war veteran and pion ser preacher ofKsnsss San Francisco, Los Angeles and Den- yer, is dead. He had been Doctor of Divinity since 1873. He was retired chaplain of the regular army and past chief chaplain of the Grand Army of
 he Republic. His home was at near Phoenix,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Appointed Bishop for
 Arizona Diocese

Cincinnati dispatch says:
 The protestant Episcopal general convention today appointed the Rev. Julius Walker Atwood of Phoenix ss bishop of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Takes Charge of
 Missionary Field

Rev E D Rsley. for two years pastor of the Methodist church in Bisbee, hes been called by the conference as fiscal secrstsry Of the board 1f Sunday Schools to take charge of the mission- ary field of Arizons and Southern Cal. ifoFnis-
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Philadelphia 8
 Chicago 5

The third game of the worlds championship series of baseball re- suited 8 to 5 today. n favor of Phil sdelpbia. Philadelphia has now won three straight games from the Windy City Chsmps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Is Ordered to China
 After IA Years Here

After IA yesrs of residence in and near Tucson, Lee Foot Yung was tried before United States Com mis- sioner Riohey and sentenced to de.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

which A7Izons has her full share, are known to be desthiy dangerous. If afflicted with rabies they will bite under aim 1st all conditions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23

Globe hss a new publication called the Monday Moon. It is described ss rich, rsresn d rscy."
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Arizona Census
 Figures

Following Is the table of the Arizona census by coun- ties and shows that Cochise heads the list:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
Democratic Majority
 At Last Election

h the election of delegates to the CO., stItntiunal convention the Demo. cratic majority according to official returns from al counties throughout Arizona, was 1856. The average ma- loriries by counties follows:
 Counties Ave Dem. Ave. Rep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
New Cases In
 Both Courts

Stsn'slaw Grzimsls vs Anis . Grzimsls; action for divorce. w s Broxn vs Lutz Mines company. for $60. 900 balance alleged to be due on contract to purchase minir 6 claims,
 Zeliner Piano company vs J E Leg gett. transcript of judgment from tbe justice of the peace court for $95 and cots S2l 8.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-23
No Republican Candidate

Democratic Msjority-1256
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-01-07
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the cradle OF the Deep, Swanee River,
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-01-07
Morrison Remembered

Hon. 5. A. Morrison has been gen.
erOusiy remembered by hls cOIeasues
in the legislature and Stone mcs}
complimentary Resolutions bave teel
passed concerning him. His services
are badly needed IN jackson and he
hopes to be able - 50 there within
tie next ten days.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-01-07
City Executive Committee

1t will no doubt be Il matter Of in
terest to The candidates for city Of
fees in Grenada to- recall The name:
Of those elected at the primary two
years ago to serve on the executive
committee. The following is IN;
list: j. w. Vance. J. T. keeton,
Rice PressgrGve, ". L. Smith auC
DR.. j. w. Young.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-01-07

Monday for Denver, Col, where Mr..
Talbert is making his headquarters
as travelling salesman for the j. B
Farwell s. CO.. of Chicago. Mrs. Tai
fbert was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Ethel Kimbroug, who will spend
several months out west
Mr.. w. F. Marshal, one Of Charlie
young lawyer. was In Grenada Tues
day or business.
Chamberlain'S Cough Remedy new
err d%isappoints those who use it for
obstinate coughs, colos and lrritations
Of the throat and lungs. 1t stands
and lung diseases. Sold by all deal
erS.
The busiest ard mightleSt little
thing that ever was made is Chamb-
erlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re-
quire their aid. These tablets
change weakness into strength. list
lesSneSs into energy, glOomineSS into
jo~yousness. Their action is SO gentle
one don't realize they have taken a
purgative. Sold by all dealers.
Mr.. j. T. Hall, Of Hardy, Stokes
Bros popular salesman. passes
through Grenada frequently enroute
to Holcomb. What success he is hav-
ing is u%nreporteI
Start tn, New Year right and
trade at Hughes.
Have You a weak throat? If so
Won carn1t he too carefnl. YUn cam
not begin treatment too early. Each
col? makes you liable to another and
the last is always harder to cure. If
you will take Chamberlain'S Cough
Remedy AT the our>et you will re
saved much trouble. Sold by all
dealers.
Always something new in perfumes
at Hughes. We have a fine stock on
band nov
Hon. Vim c. Mclean spent Tues
dav and Wednesday Of this week in
Jackson where he was engaged on
business before the supreme court.
Hughes Drug Store exclusive agent
for Richard IIudnutS toilet prepara-
tions.
L0chinVar
Will exchange or sell the above well
known stallion t., avoid inbreeding.
/ 7 10 II. ~. j. Simpson.
49,, .J e;.>l f1olr;n E,hnD nf
tie Ynung'S community in the north
eastern portion Of the county, was in
Grenada the early part Of the week
and favored US with a call. Two Of
his sons were with him. They are
both stalwart yeung men.
Read Duncan's ad
We exercise great care in selecting
our perfume stock. Nothing trashy
admitted to our cases. Hughes.
Hon. J n. Powers, state superin-
teNdeNt Of eCGcati0n spent last Sat
urday Light and q part ~ Sunday in
Gren3EA With cd friends. His visit
was purely OF d social nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. i. Harris of Nrm-
phiS were CHRISTMAS visitors To Mrs
n r.
f0lntajn pens :: gfe|S variety #
S Vie al! price at ii"ga'>.
rr .,a NJ, = ;, NE.raao and
h4nv n4,i ,.ar. ms VISTA IN MIR
ana Mrs II !'"h''f, NES. NoFg-
an ) parents Q; ~" - "l-S-
NJefuIfr'>S carried :" the tNneIre
n preparing .! our prescriptions at
~Il.gh->.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-01-07

We have just closed the biggest
year in Our history. We are indebt-
ed to I'll many friends and custom
ers for this and it is heartily appreci-
ated. If you have not been a custo-
mer at Hughes become one. Let us
have yOnr phone orders and mail ord
ers, you are assured honest goods.
honest prices and a square deal all of
the time. Remember this year 1910
is going to be still bigger than 1909,
so start the year right and trade at
Hughes.
The Neil-Leitchfield Company gave
Tuesday night in the College audito-
rum one Of the te t enttr 5ainment,
ever witnessed in Grenada. The
large audience was kept in a perfect
uproar of laughter for two solid hours.
The citizens of Grenada are giving
this years Lyceum course the fullest
patronage Of any other year in the
history Of the enterprise. The next
attraction is Byron G. Piatt's address
on 1.-THE Mass VS.. the Man" and ev-
cry person in Grenada should hear
this great orator on this great SUBJ
ject.
We return your money without
question if any Rexall remedy does
not accomplish all we claim for it.
Hughes Drug Store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-02
SPORTING COMMENT
By IT. u. BONNEVILLE.

pionship contests. Yet such Is not
the case, as II lis at times surprisingly
demonstrated what a little some of
them know about the game by which
they make their living year after year.
That one should not be familiar with
the changes and additions to the rules
as made by the joint rules commit
tee this spring and adopted by the
National Baseball commission Is still
more surprising.
In announcing that he would pro-
test Saturdays game because the field
umpire rendered q decision at third
base in that game, Manager Winnie
Clarke, of the Norfolk team. display
ed fragrant ignorance of "a rule upon
which great stress Is placed in the
late changes and additions.
Clarke made this announcement in
the seventh inning, when Wallace was
declared safe by Field Umpire Travis
in stealing third base. Under the
rules 1t was distinctly the duty OF
Umpire Travis, as field umpire. TO
render the decision on the play.
In defining the duties of the field
umpire the rules say that he shall
render all decisions at first base and
second base, and all decisions at third
umpire in chief. who. In Saturday
game. was Umpire Fender. The ex-
ceptfons to the field umpire's juris-
diction at third base are as follows:
The umpire In chief shall render base
decisions In the following instances:
"a If the ball Is hit fair, with a
runner on first. he must go to third
base TO take a possible decision;; (21
with more than one base occupied he
shall decide whether or not rum
ner on third leaves that base before
lily ball Is caught; (3) in case of
runner being caught between third
and home. when more than one base
IL occupied. he shall make the de-
ctsion on. the runner nearest the home
plate
None OF these exceptions have any
bearing on the decision rendered by
Umpire Travis In Saturdays game
wallace was the only man on base
at the time. and there were no plays
made as outlined by the three excep-
tons.