davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Another Couple
 Joined In WedIock

Another Cochise county couple took advantage at the merry month of June to enter upon the matrimonial sea before the month noted for its beautliu. brides had ended. The hap. py pair were William D Mon monier and
 Miss Maud NJ McBlrns, Judge Good bcdy tying the knot. The ceremony was performed at the cozy home Of R F Mcintyre in the presence of but the necessary legal witnesses Tbe pretty young bride came to Pearce recently from Whittier, California NIT Mon monier, fhe groom, is a sturdy young farmer Of the productive Sulphus Spring valley, where he owns a valu able ranch near Pssrce. Mir and Mrs Monmonisr left Tom bstone this morn ing for their farm home. The best wishes of their many friends are ~ith the hsppy par
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Maccabees Had A
 Delightful Evening

Last evening the Schictfein Hive N. T. held another -pec al meeting 10 complete tLe organization.
 Two candidates were initiated, and every officer Aas present and each per. formed her special work in & most commeudable mannar. The guard team uLdsr the direction oi Captain Carrie Brown i.d excalleut work con- siderifg tl-5 short period they have had iJr p:ac.,ce.
 Alter tue meeting closed the mem bers serYei e de,.cious lunch of ice cream and caka IT honor of the visit Iting supreme otiirers.
 State Commander Mrs Wsldron says ttIs is one O; the very fuese Hiye= 5he has ever organized.
 The meeting for Monday evening, J"iy l, has been postponed until Mon- day evening, July H.
 Mrs Jennis Gordon and NIT. Alice J Waidron will leave tomorros for TUcsoo
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Many Enjoyed
 The Band Music

A isrgs snd appreciative c-7wd were gathered at the corner of T ..,h and Allen streets last evening 10 hear the open air concert oi the Tom bstone City Band The ladies ci Tomb-, were on, in force and enthusiastically arplsuied .he players and "ery iFe=,i expressed their sppreciatl"n of ;1e efforts of the band in inroishing d. ligh,iul music si:holt soy co.t, just to plss-e the peop!e,
 Tbe band kept lp the interest of the audience with it. sweet uyertures, dreamy wal'zss, and -pid,ei mnrcaes uut.la'ro-' 10 o'clock.
 Mny were heard 70 express their wish that the citizens oi this town oIgh. U make small purse monthly for the band ani arrange to have . street c5ncsr, a. !ea.t once week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Marriage Licenses
 Issued in June

Daring the month oi June there were issued ou: of the probate court of this county thirty-!our marriage licenses, lacking tu, ore of nrking th!rty-fve, which vas the nun Der issued during June Of last year.
 The foIlowing We'e issued by the clerk today:
 Iasss L Bailey to wed Mrs Elsie Whitley. ho.h residents of Bisbee.
 J 0 Adams tc wed Emma Diaz, both of Bisbee
 Gatriel Silv4s to sed Am lis Ger eyes, 10th residents oi Pirtleville.
 Fred Hsy,hornwhite to wed Gel E Msbon, both residents oi Douglas.
 Josep Domancich uf pougl4s tr wed Penny Kovscevich q l. well.
 Wm D Monmonisr, jr, to wed Hsude Mae Barnes, both of P srce.
 John Alfred Mil er so wed Stella Cash. botb residents of Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Mother Witnesses
 Killing of Her Son

Particulars of the Clarence May killing 3, Paradise are mesgre ip Tombston but District Attorney Williams will go to Paradise tomor- ros to represent the prosecution at the preliminary bearing of Earl Sand. who has been arrested and held 10, the killing.
 The dead man is 6 son of Bryant May, prominent resident of Paradise ard the shooting is said to have been witnessed by Mays aged mother who is hesrtbr1ken over the tragedy She was the only eye witness Co the kill ing
 The trouble is said to be the out come of disputes over alleged trespass of a herd Of sheep belonging to Sands on property belonging to May.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Fair Visitors Make
 Pleasant Call

A ray Of sunshine. tinged with tha blossoms o! spT.ng ss- usbered ath wart the PROsPEsToR sanctum today when Misses Eth5I Hs yes and Ons Black Of Bisbee condescented to pay their re- spects to the leading paper in southern Arizona. II the scribe ever had a gsrrulou- look upon his fsceit was not npon this occasion, and when the young ladies took snap shot at the well-kept interior. including the en- tire office forcs. it was tn en tbs, his wrinkles vspi-hed and inianitiIe smiles chased each other over his eOunteDsnce.
 H. F. Nixon, the versatile editor "f the Bisbee Miner, accompanied the young ladies, and his genial disposi- ton and easy cnGversaticaal power served to bsnish our modesty and csu-ed Us to feel that we were in the presence of friends. Call again lsdie. and bring Brother Nixon with you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Frank M. Murphy the
 Empire Builder

A runor announcing the dsugerous illness oi Frank Nj Murphy was given publicity through the columns oi the AT.zona press within the past few days. The PROsPEcToR was pleased to De able to state last evening that there was no truth ID the news item and that Mir Murphy is enjoying excellent he slth. with present conditions poi nt- ing forward to long aud continuous life of usefulness. Arizona could lily afford to lose such captain of in du-try ss has Flank NJ Murphy de
 mOustrsted himself to be. H. is apt and courageous. and it has been
 through hi- excellent executive qpslI
 ties that Arizona has benefited ta
 such B notable degree m rsilrcsd con strnc'ion and mine prom 1tion, sTch
 s word a- failure" being ohsoiete in
 his well rounded and pleasant voca. Duisry. Ard scain the pRcsrfCroR expresses delight that the rumor Of Mr { Murphy'. illn, s- is uniound,d. ariIona needs more men like Frank Murphy, , and Nc hope that ve shall pot soon be called npnu c chronicle the passing seay f one who has contributed so thoroughly To the perfection oi an ! empire wre-tsi from airo.,,u. ab. cr;gines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
From Thursdays Daily
Mrs Austin Brown bas returned to

Mrs Austin Brown has returned 10 Tombstone from an extended trip with friends sud relatives at Akron, Ohio.
 She'd flame. manager of the Tombstone Teleph )ne Co, accom- panied by his wife s,d child, are zpsr ding several days iu Bi.hae or yi-it
 Arthur \ Gage returned ye-teEday from Imperial, where he nss been for the ps-t few seek- ch matters cor- nected with the coupany
 Nrs w. G. G,loore eut r'aii q yesterday a'toTnoo; at !urohso" Mr. waldr n, If Gl.be, state commander and Nrs Gordon, oi Tuc-On. as-i- sft -j.te commander ot the L,tie- oi fh- Nsacstees Mrs R bin-on e.si-tsd jr re iyirg the no-rred gG-,.- Douglas Grey, president ot 'h. Nscnomich Mere. Go IS =l,Siy fe- covering from bad .ttscs oi lumhlRo which confined him to his .oom.
 The Misses Eva and Lucy Wolco,. sre expected Co return home t0mor- r1w from Los Angelos Their ms1y friends will be pleased to have these popular young ladies again with u-. Gene Larrieu, former postmaster st 1 Turner, arrived in Tombstone today from bis home at Huschuca Siding and H'.l remain several dsy-. Charles McKean returned 70 hia home ID Colr,lau1 yesterday and |. -geud the Fourth sith his family returning 10 T1mo.'one ou Tns.day : morning.
 Mrs Paul B W-rnokros r-turre Q. yesterday from an extended visit ir Los Angeles and sil remain here ior s fortnight
 Chairman c J McCsha and Super v!scr- Jake Scheerer and Bower arrived today to be in attendance or the hoard ai equalization hich meet today.
 Dr Frederick T Wrist; i- smonl the visitors in attendance on the d,s. tr'ct court from Douglas, having sr rived here la. evening from the Suel ter City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Two Prominent Citizens
 to Enter New Fields

THE PEO-PE- TOR regTsts tn s1- nounce that Tombstone i- so1n Co lose two ci her e-teemed citJzsn- iu the p.rsous O, NJ: WE sam 'on, until recently general manager of the Tombstone Con. Mine- Co.,. and MT Arthur Gage, the etic;en. secre. ssry of the company Both Mir. Staunton and Mr. Gage have tender. ei their resignstions and are nov pre
 piriug 10 leave the city. Mir. Stsun
 ton wi!l henceiorth reside 10 the east, his blsina-s iaterests being Ot such magnitude as to preclude him longer remaining with the Devel0pmeu, Company of America, though it wOu d appear from the successful manner in which he has supsrvl ed the vast holiiogs of the company that bis ser vices sou be well nigh indispenss
 bic. MT stanton is sn able mining man, whose knoHieige of Arizona mining conditions easily stamp him Ns sn authority. He IS tirm believer ID the To nb-tone strict and pins bis isith to the success O. the local un. dertakiRg, the policy of which he has 50 long directed and the goal oi which is so neav st hand The church and society in general will regre: the d. psrture of Mrs. Srsnut,n, who has al ssy- been s moving spirit in the well fare Of her home city, and the bes. wishes of the entire community will follow her and her fauiiy t1 tdeif eastern home.
 Nr. Gage i. one gi the most popu- lar young men shJ has y-t resided IT Tom hstane. He i- largely iutereste in the Development Company oi America, and more particularly so 10 the subsidiary holdings, most prom nent among which i. the Tom 5s.ore properties. He xill take up his resi dence in Southern California, where recent acquired interests claim his undivided sttentioD. B1;, however busy Arthur may become iu fnancisl pursu ts. be cannot but refer back to A multitude Of inslirna able friend, IT Tombstone, who will ever wish that Fortune smile upon biz epdeavorg
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Who Will Win the
 Big Fight at Reno ?

The above is the all in ,,ortant question here at the present in Q, and sherever men congregste the relative merits Of the two bug fighters are dis. cu-sei
 J,ffries l. i4vorite Tn the betting here, being l. to : on the ex-boiler- maker to win from his dGsky op ponent.
 Jeffries aill go into the ring We gin ing close to 220 pounds h;s hest fight jog weight. The least Jefries ever weighed w=s 20i pounds, that b-ing his weight when he won the worlds heavyweight championship from ob Fitzsimmons at Coney Island.
 Johnson, according to statements he has made in the past few days, will enter the ring against Jetfrie- 2l0 pOuods, the most he has sver weighed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
FRIDAY, JULY l

ID A Williams, charged with intent 70 commit murder on the person of Everett Russel! at Douglas in Sep tember of last year, Is nos on trsl. CA Dunlop, s member of the mef- chants police of Douglas, was fret witness to take the stand for the prosecution. The witness testified as 10 the shots fired between William. and Russell, and that after the shoot ing he. Dunlop, arrested Williams.
 Next witness was Edns Clark. She having been in the automobile with the defendant. testified as to the shooting, but did no; remember which one of the two fired the fret shot.
 Everett Russell, the prosecuting witness, on the stand testified tbat Edns Clark and the defendant were
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
From Fridays Daily

Jose M Escsmpo, recently arrested at Nogsies on the charge oi smugghng two sHd Esii gallons of mescsl across the international border. was today given his preliminary exsmina- ton before United States Commiz. -ior"r A l. Grow in tni- city. and or der Il, u;.n tn- wotina oi CuIteG states Ii-.fIct Att,Iuey J r. Morri. son, tI be usid % await the action ot tine next federal grsrd jury co the charge oi -mu-king
 D'-tricj Attorney O'Cyuuor of Santa CrIz county srr.y,d in TomO-tone to- isy i..n Nrrsi,. un s Lfis; vHicial -.-.'
 CL Cumming r='Irned today from P euiv. where he ha- reer for the na-, iaE iay- Dlying beef cattle for njs me market Ac.ri al cattle t--.gc-d to Mf Cumm.ngs arrived bis r.'nirg.
 William B,-kvell lett today for B.-tee where A- Will ,emain for about two weaks, acting in tie capacity of night ci TX a; tne Copper Q1sen hotel in that city
 General Msnag>r II K Street, Of the B-qnilla= Land and Cattle com ' ranv. is in the county -eat today on s b1-ins-. ri--on connected wish hi- camrany
 Eyaret. Russell arrived in town to, day on the noon train frua Douglas, having been summoned to appear as the pr scouting wi,uers m the case of territory gs b A Williams.
 Constable Frank Clark Is among the vi-itiug peace officers in the county seat today on c5art matters.
 The clerk of 'ae probate cour, dnr. ing the month O: June collected from tniE'y-iour estates, marriage cersss. etc., rhe sum ot S2oI55, the same being turned into the county treasury.
 During the mouth just closed there we're filed n the office of the clerk of the dls1r.ot court tut -ixteen cases. the lowest D nrer in many months 0lt oi tue total number filed eigh, were sctions for divorce
 Joe Larrieu is in 'hs city from his home iH Paradise ou business of s mining nature
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Proceedings In
 District Court
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 99

rhii morning in the district court on motion of District Attorney Wil- lisms the court ordered cases against John Larson and Walter Pitt. dis- missad. The two were indicted b the grand jury charging with murder N Real AG B,sbee ca April 29. The reason oi the dismissal of the case as explained by the dis,ric, attorney was that the deceased was killed by Lsrson accidentally.
 Trial Juror C R Ulen wss excused for the balance oi the term.
 An order permitting the withdraw al oi pleas m the P ] Mccullough was made this morning, and seperste Gemurrers were entered. A,torrey J F Morrison for the defense argued the demurr. rs for the defense, and the same were taken under advise ment by Judge Dosn.
 On motion Ci the district attorney the case against Thomas Hsrris, for aggravated ssssul., was ordered dis missed
 An order was gTsotei by Judge Dosn reducing.the bail Of Wilired G Moore. held for assault. Moore wss released on bis own recoguifance.
 The divorce case oF SeveIin vs Sever in was reset for July II Q Gibson ap- pears for the plaintiff and Alien R English for the defendant.
 A bench warrant was ordered is- sued for Charles Wi-isnd, now in the penitentiary Tor passing bogus coin
 Tie case against NJ Murdcck for perjIIy was called this afternoon for trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Proceedings In
 Probate Court

In the matter ci the estate sud guardianship oi Wi ford \ Jones, and Emms E Joae5. minors. Charles W Hicks, Charles R Howe and Herbert Warrington appointed appraisers.
 Tn the matter Of the estate o: L o Milne.-, deceased. ordered that o Gitson be sppoioted administrator.
 Iu the matter Of the estate of David Mitchell, deceased, .sle to George Moore and James Burns Q. lc, D in tlock 2l st Ton bstore, and to T " McGuire oi lot 24 sad north half Of It 23 in block : at Tombstone, and 10 Roy F. Mcintyre of lot 2 and south half of lot B in block at Tombstone and 10 c L Cummings ola cart and. harness
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
A Busy Hive Of
 Lady MacCabees

Mrs Jennie Cord on, of Tucson, has been in the clty for the pact three weeks soliciting s charter let for the organization of hive ,i the Ladies of she has been eminently succ .s-iul wac proven by the large plumber oi Tomb stones brightest and best women wEo ssembled at the Schleffelin Hal. ..on Saturday evening, Juoe A. fnr the initial meeting
 State Commaudor Mrs Alice l wsldron, of Globe, took charge of the organization wogk, assisted by Mf- Gordon. "schiefelin" was selected by the isdies s- . nsm me of the II we. The following officers were elected and installed to take chsrge of this young but, strong locsl organization : Lad, Past Com msnder- Jsne,te Gar reit.
 Lady Commsnder-Berths Meyers. Lady Lieutensut Commander Msbel Hughes
 Lady Record Keeper Maggie Me Donald.
 Lady Finance Auditor-Pesrl Reed.
 Lady Chsplain-Ssrsh Rob nson
 Lady Sargeant-Bestrice Rixby. Lady st Arms-Jeunie Tracy. | Lady sentiael-Sophia Bishop Lady Picket-Celestis Mcclure.
 Lady Music sn-Vora Johnson. Lady Captsin oi the Gus,d-Carrif i Brown.
 Dr Ii II Hughart was .elgcted 8. the Hive physician. With the above excellent corp- O othcer. st its head tine future C.! Schietfelin Hive No. r looks yer, bright.
 The Hive already hs- S veil or gsnilej guard team with Ni-se' Bernsdette Brown and Ethel Gage A, leaders,
 The second meeting oith- organ'z4 ton sas held Monday sven,r and s number of names uere added c. th, charter h=t. The beautiful ritualistic wJrk of the order wss exempllhed which increased the admiration ri ,h' ! member- oi ths grand order.
 The Ladies Of the Maccsbee- | th, World is the only order whose affair. are and always have been managed b, women
 It bears the distinction of being ,b' largest beneficiary organization o' women in the world. It has pad ou since it's organization nearly $500, ,0J( ioto the homes of decessei mem bars The outstsnding certificate. amour s99 .O00, 900. and Is hss an emergeucN fund oi over si ,9pl ,OOO, making i. the safest and hes, order for someu in the world
 The regular meetings oi thi- Hiy, will be heli on the first and thiIc Monday evening of each month.
 Another special meeting vii, b' L.li the evening, after which the 1 charter will he closed
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

i Phoenix dispatch says the ex- pence ot the recent special election to approve 6 bond issue of $50, ,OO0 for high school building, was useless. Ne.s was received at the Capital City yesterday that the legal firm charged with passing upon the ,alidity of the issue has rendered an opinion that no Arizona nigh school district has the authority to issue bonds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

ln tre c'ss of Katie 4 Dick VI Harris II Dick, an action for divorce, decree wss hy the cour, ordered graOt- ed 10 the plsintitf
 The case of the territory vs NJ Murdock. for perjury. rss assin set for irisl todsy. but will no, be reached and will te continued until later date.
 The ca O, rhos Selcrsig vs the Board ,i Trustees of school District No. 4j, @, 4l. an action for injunction, was -et for hearing on demurrer for July :.
 In tle case of Raper L Hogue vs John Wood ct Al, for accounting, iuigmea. was ordered entered m favor of the plain'itf ou the erou Id of de. iault.
 Trial jlrors W Martinez, l. l. Speei $ W Graz and C BendiSon were excused from inry service for the balance of the present term.
 Tho case oi Cha- Bowmsn vs Paul Ws-nekro., for deb, and attachment, was ordered continued for the term.
 Since the beginning Of the April term ot the district court there have been dismissed from the civil d1ck-t
 ( greatly decreasing the number still to be heard Ot this number about twelve were actions for divorce.
 The trial jurors were excused yes terdsy until the morning oi July 9th st o'clock, instead to July ss- sisted through 90 error men;ionei in these columns yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03


 The tsk.ng O: ArizOus's census has been completed, the census supervisor having received the portfolio oi the last of the enumerators to c 'mplete work, just two months to the day since beginning.
 The popular guess m round num- bers is that Arizona has increased it's population by at least 65 per cent. which would give the territory total population of approximately 200,0n0.
 The official returns, which will be made public probably some time this week, are expected to show Phoenix to be the largest city in Arizona, with Tucson second and Glo or Bisbee third.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
Election Proclamation
 Is Issued

Governor Rietsri F. Sloan today issued his proclamation calling an election for the purpo.e oi selecting 2 delegates 10 the constitutional con- vention, the election to be held Sept. l2, according to information received here
 In the constitutional convention, COchise county Is 10 have ten dele gates and these will be named on september i2. The total number of delegates in the convention will be ffty-t~o.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

Just after beginning bis vacation and while in Los Angeles with his wife aud family, Julius Thsyer, who was in Tucson lsss week. received word that his father had psesed sway in Eimirs, N r., sud is hurrying to the funeral.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

After being seriously injured by s fall from A hand car near BoWIe, Julian Pslomsres was taken to Globe by e companion to he placed in the county hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

in s automobile headed in to a certain alley and be notified the girl that she wac violating & city ordinance, Then Williams spoke up and after which they both fired three shots
 After ihe prosecution rested it's csse the defense made n otion that the court instTuct the jury 10 return s verdict of scquittsi on the ground hat the assault was not made with msli,e of fcrethought ss charged in the indictment. The motion was oyeIrulsd and the case ordered ra sumsi for trial
 The defendant, Williams, next took the stand and testified th., Russell had made threads against his lie The itieudtnt underwent q severe cross examination by the prosecution and remsined on the stand for about two hours
 The case will probably gn to the jury sometime tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

A-sistsnt District Attorney E. J. Flanagan was an incoming passenger last evening from Bisbee,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03

The board of supervisors will be in session or Friday July lst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
THURSDAY, JUNE 30


 Judge Doan last evening held nighl session oi ths district court 10 com plete the Vi Murdock case, charging the defendant with perjury, alleged 70 have been com mmittei st the trial of J ? Chase. convicted of tine murder of Der, smith in Bisbee in September of last year
 The f0,loEiug ilrv was empsnneiled 10 try the case;
 Martin Costello Wi'lisrl Cavsnsngh W w BroHu James Chr:stisuson Trumsn Tryon " B Whittsker B Cupp L B stoddsTd Isaac Ives Harry Welsh J Nj Cosby Edgar Ii Reeves
 The Case was given to the lu:y st l2 o'clock last night, and up to noon today n verdict bad been returned.
 JURORS EXCUSED
 A L Henry and Aoiy Hsmm, trial jurors, were e1c1-ed for the balance of the term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
JURY DIsAGREEs

Late this afternoon the jury in the Murdock case reported that 1t had agreed to disagree. and accordingly the jury was discharged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-03
WILLIAMS oY TRIAL

DA Williams, indicted for s.sault with inten: 10 murder, Is on trial to- day. JE Morrison vas entered ss associate counsel for defense, be-ides Allen R English and c Gln-L Tbe cour: overrulsd motion by defense for continuance of the trial on ihe the ground of material witness be ing absent, and the case was ordered for trial. The following j1ry wss en- panelled to try the ease; John kelier sam Stanton Mac Scranton C SchsriiD c B Clarke Sm Gore John POllsck L Miller c w Black Thos Allsirs c F Hicks L Mulherm
 JURORS WILL CELEBRATE
 Tria! jurors we!e excused until Wednesday morning, July 9th st 2 o'clock.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-08
Races at the County Fair.

The secretaries of the fairs in the Inter
national Circuit held meeting at the
Avenue house at this place Friday to de-
eide on the stake races to be trotted this
fall. Ali of the races as advertised will
be held except the 2:12 pace. Entries for
the Caledonia County fair have come in
very satisfactorily, and horsemen and
cellent sport in the PIG pace, the 2:2o
pace, the 2:2O trot, the 2:3O pace, and
the $50 trot. In each of these the stake
is $780, The class races for this fair and
the other fairs of the circuit will be an
nounced soon. Let every body keep wide
awake for the Caledonia Fair, at ST.
Johnsbury, September Is. II and IS.