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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17

Presbyterian Church
Rev. E. S. Horton: PHI D.. Pastor
Sabbath h;ervices-MorniEg wofshlp1o;3o
Sabbath school at 11:30 a. m.
/, 2. S. G. E. att 700 pm.
Evening service at7:3o
Prayer and Conference meeting Wednesday
evening at 500
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17

The determination of John D.
Rockefeller to retire from from the
Standard Oil Co. and place his
vast fortune in what will be known
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-03-17
CHURCH SERVICES

The Methodist Episcopal chnrch
Rev. Charles Wilcox, Pastor
Preaching or Sabbath morning atlo:3o
Sabbath school at close of morning service
Epwerth Leagve at 6:3o p. M;
Song service a 1880 p. m. followed by gospe'
Prayermeeting on Wed.~sua. Zen ng at7;3o
The public IS cordially invited to all OF these
ervices Seats arefree. Strangers IN the CITY
are always welcome.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11
Studeni-ACtorS
In Laughab,e Farce.


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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11
Local Items.

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have improved the appearance Ct
their place. OF business on West stu
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11
ENDS WINTER, TROUBLES.

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11
How - Cure Alfnlfn Hay,

The leaves Of alfalfa contain mor
than three times as much protein n.
tie stems, q ton Of alfalfa leayes con
tanning 90 much protein as 2S)s
pounds OF bran, says Professor Cottreh
of the Kansas experiment station. Pro
TEN IL tie material II feed necessary
for The -mutiou Of blood, lean meat
and milk. Every effort then, should ba
made to cure the alfalfa In such n way
rs to save all the leaves possible. The
method OF curing will vary wiQl tho
condition of the crop, ground and
weather when alfalfa has made 6
slow growt. and at the time Of cutuns
the ground and tho weather are dry
there is no difficulty IN curing Ottea
under thee conditions II IS safe to raEa
within taa. hours after lDw.ng and
stake a few hours after the alfalfa las
been put ir he windows
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11

Great f. "rDv"..c-! IS looked iar q
health condition - tie istamus ~
Panama aLl ia the ci.y Of panaai
when Arnc lean mnt'oCs ere fully n
contru. tie T., ,lly Il we'll locat..
OIL a small .o.o-'o-v, v'l water on
thrre sides, lent facilities
for dr'naGe ~ advantage OF
these fayo" ''e "nccs lie san
tary co.. lie s..
mach IT, ,,el, & t-e g..u % u Lca
PHI. =. sanitary e. r'neer .hat til
Inhabitants Of the 18th. ST., resor,
there for tea',l The r.. nature ~
Panaua s comfortable, not - ar
means 60 bad as the hottest days .a
New York or Chicago The hosp
grounds ere beautifully laid out oa3
u seventy-fyc buildings are con
rtructed Oh q plan adapted y tie q.
mate, and they afford excellent vent
don. On this high ground there = III
ways a breeze and a delightful pros
psct of city, harbor. ocean and ios
mountains.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-06-11

-7' Tie l1-year old daughter
Nu.iany, died Thursday
dlphtheria at her home in
ne funeral was held Friday
non and interment was made
'snad.i cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Enormous Crop of
 Sorghum In Tombstone

John Rock, the popular Allen street merchant, was today exhibiting giant sorghum stalks, measuring fourteen feet in height. The stalks are the pro- ducts of his ranch, where he has ten acres of it now being harvested. The crop is so thick and heavy that the horses must be kept up in 6 continu- ous run or else the mower won't cut it, and even a. this rate there are spots where brosd-sxe must be put to action in order to get the immensely heavy stalks out of the way. This is resul. of an experiment of dry farm ing in this section, and is proof of the fact that the rich sCil Of this vicinity will produce anything and everything whether its irrigated or non-irrigated land. Sorghum is a profitable crop to rancbers as itmakes the very best of stock feed, and as it can be abund. antly raised here it should solve the feed question for the stockmen of Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
New Law
 Goes Into Effect

Hunters who would go in 9uest of game on the other side of Don Por- forios fence had better take care They will lose their guns unless they have previously obtained the written consent of the Disz war department to take ar ~s into Mexico. This is a new ley which wcn: into effect the lst.
 While in the past there has been . rule against taking arms acroes the line into Mexico there has also been 6 rule which permitted the Mexican officials to pass guns for tseuty-four hours hunt or some such space of time. This is all ended. unless . writ. ten consent be obtained from the Mex. icsn war department. Such ruling went into effect the lst. SO hunters had best take warning or leave their wesrons at home when going out of Uncle ssm's yard or they will have tbeir guns confiscsted by the Mexican authorities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Educational Project
 For the Southwest

The Synod of New Mexico of the Presbyterian church, embracing New Mex GO ard Arizona has just adjourn ed after it's annual meeting, held at Las Vegas, \ NJ. The synod voted to close xith the oder of the Santa Fe Railroad company to take over the Montezums Hot Springs hotel property and convert the same into s col ege This valuable property, which cost the Santa Fe over a million dollar, but is now offered for this purpo-e upon condition that a successful col- lege be established with 3O0 students within the next five years.
 The synod in accepting this most liberal offer, has elected . board of trustees to organize Q Christian col legs upon an interdenom nat onsl basis and invite other denominations in the two territories to cooperate iu the enterprise. Rev. John R Class. D. D. of Albuquerque, is president O. the new board and financial secretary. He expects to visit Arizona next week in the interest Of the institution. Rev. H NJ Campbell. D. D Mir. w J Murphy and Rev. FC Reid all of Phoenix. are members of the new board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Commonwealth To
 Cyanide Tailinss

Y. Smith. manager of the Com- monweslth Mining aud Milling com- puny of Pesrce ststes that they now have their cyanide teaching plant in operation, and that they are treating l25 tons per day.
 \ few months ago the Common- weslth erected very fine mill for the treatment of 50O, ,COO tons of tsilipga which hsd accumulated during the many years of operation. and the day after the new plant started, . disaster. ous fire occurred, destroying the whole works. Since that time Mir. Smith has been making tests ss to what would be best for the tailings, and has decided to the teaching and cysniding, as stated.
 As soon ss matters settle down with this plant, a new mill will be erected for the mine ores, at which time the cyanide plant for the tsilings will be increased in capacity. The Common. wealth has been one of the big money makers of the southwest, and there seems every probability that abe shall continue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
May Have Coal
 Deposits in Cochise

J:B Salvage and F R Rhodes have been prospecting for coal 8 short dis tauce east Of the lower Ssn Pedro val. ley. about 80 miles north of Benson, and upon their return home stated to the Benson Press that the Phelps. Dodge company recently purchased SG0 acres o! coal land m that district.
 The land referred to must be the tract which the Development Com psny of America took over when it secured the holdings of the Saddle Mountain mining and smelting com- psny at Christmas. The latter com pany had a copper smelter in opera tion ct the mines, nine miles east Of the mouth of the San Pedro river, on the north bank C. the Gii., at Christ. mas For years a big ire. .ght team wss kept on the road hauling coal from an incline shsf. about eight miles from Christmas, on the south side of the Gils river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Damage Suit
 On Trial At Fl Paso

Lying on . cot which is placed on the long table in front of the jury box in the 4let district court, S R Dan. iele, the plaintiff in . $50. 900 damage action against the Southern Pacific railway, is hearing the testimony in- troduced in hise sse.
 Daniels is stopping ct local hos pital and is carried to and from the court room in an ambulance. He ie unable. it is said, to move without ss
 stance, and is in the care of an st. rendsnt and bis sieter.
 The petition in the case reci.es thsi Daniels, who wac timekeeper for the Southern Pcifc st Lordsourg, N M sustained internal and spinal injurie, last May in . rear end collision, it be ing alleged that train ran into . cal in which Daniels was located. It il also alleged that the car wss standing on . sidstrack. .-El Psso Herald,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Searching for a
 Lost Mine

Prepared to stay for several months and determined to 30 over every foot cf the ground in the strict if neces- ssTy, Tom WoIdsn and Jack Woodny have left Florence to sesrch for the Weedin lost mine. which in the past seven years has been the cause of many searches.
 In 1903 Colonel T F Weedin was prospecting in the hills twenty-two miles east of Florence. fired from carrying heavy sack of samples he had knocked from promising ledges Weedin sought rest under the shade of friend y bush.
 Weedin's eye was caught by quartz ledge few yards s.sy. As he start ed away Weedin knocked . sample from the ledge the size Of small tea cup. It seemed to contain little tut pyrites, but he put it into his sack along with the rest.
 After reaching home Weedin care fully looked alter the other samples he had gathered and then to complete the exsmin 4tion broke open the sam- ple from the quartz ledge. It con- tained A chunk of gold the size of an English walnut.
 Six times Weedin has searched for the ledge in the past seven years. He constantly hopes that another rain will uncover the ledge and expose it to view.
 Worden and Woodny have obtained from Weedin an accurate description of the locality of his discovery They have agreed with him that if they find the ledge he will be included ss one- third owner.
 Weedin estimates that the ore will run S60, coo in gold to the on accord ing to the sample he found. He still has in his cabinet at Florence the two halves of the piece containing the gold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
From Mondays Daily.

Dr. E A Hickman wac over from ! Douglas today to attend the regular meeting Of the board of health. Road superintendent Sam Elder is over from Douglas in attendance on the meeting of the board of super. visors.
 Wm. Lutley returned yesterday from Los Angeles where he has heen on c business visit
 Judge Dosn and Court Reporter Walker left yesterday for Nogsles t" open the regular term of court in that
 iiy today The Coehise term opens the 4th Monday oi this month.
 IA. Rockfellow and Don Mars re- turned home Saturday evening from Cslabszss, where they have heen sur. veying for the past two weeks. NJ yor Wentworth yesterday cele- brated his 6Oth bi tbday and was the recipient of numerous congratula. tions and hearty wishes from 6 host of friends. THE PRosPEcroR joins in wishing the genial municipal executive many happy returns ol the day.
 Rosh Hasheno or Jewish New Year, beginning the year 567l, will be ob. served by Hebrews throughout the world tomorrow.
 Charles Bowman returued home yesterday from Los Angeles where he was delegate from Arizona to the American Mining Congress.
 Regiuel Benedict left yesterday for Courtland, where he xill spend the next two weeks doing some assess ment work on his mining claims.
 Mr-. Harold Blackman of Lowell arrived in Tombstone yesterday to the bedside of her father. Andy Garrett, who is very ill.
 Mrs. Virginia Wiest and son, Bryan, of Bisbee, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Madison of the Arlington hotel, yesterday.
 Lsfe Gibson of the Blue Front bar- Der shop went out duck hunting yes- terdsy for which purpose he arose from bed at o'clock m the morning. He wss going to get all the ducks but he got none. Lsfe says "No more , o'clock duck hunts for me"
 MT. and Mrs, J. NJ. McFate of Douglas are the guests of MT. and M.s. 1T. D. Maddison st the Arlirg g. ton hotel, this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
From Wednesdays Daily.

Buffalo Bile" Wi W,stcombined with Pswnee Biils Far East will snow in Tucson October 9. Tombstone IS boosting Mrs. Laura Crable Bernard for State Regent of the Woman's Nat onsl League. Mrs. Bernard is the popular assistant post mistress of this cIty.
 Mrs. Edward Nevins and family have made all arrangement to remove to CslfornIa at an early date,
 The boulevards of Tombstone have been put in shspe so that an auto ha- no troutle 70 exceed the speed limit and Chief Bravin can be seen any day now holding his tch on the many ''scorchers" that we have among our twenty suto'sts.
 Mrs Fly has returned from her three months vlsit with friends ard relatives st Nspa Californian Id other western points.
 Martin H Hoar for years a valued employe of the Tombstcne ConsolI- dated m nes has resigned and has been succeeded by NIT Poindexter. MT. Hoar accompanied by his wife are now in Globe where they will visit MT Hosr's brother. Mr. Hoar will prob. ably locate in Portland Oregon.
 Floyd Smith aud family returned yesterday from Los Angeles The death of their little daughter who passed away while undergoing an up. erstion was recounted ip these columns The sympathy of Tom friends IS extended the hereaved perents in their lose.
 The roundup is located today at the Stockton ranch about 2 miles east of town. About 30 cowboys are en- gagged iu the round up crew
 John Haverty vas in the city today from theHuachucas having business before [. $. Commissioner Grow in proving up on his homestead.
 John Kelly former night policeman of Tombs,one is q visitor today from his ranch in the Huachucas.
 Deputy Sheriff Higgins. of Rosewell New Mexico, who has Teen in this vi- cinity left yesterday for his home. He was looking for someone wanted in New Mexico but would give To in. formation who the man is 0. wHy he is wanted.
 The delegates elected in Arizona thiee wecks ago to make constitus ton for the new state will assemble in Phoenix on Monday next to begin the public duty assigned to them ny the voters of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Jurist Says Constitution
 Will be Accepted

Judge E " Lewis, one of the prom. inent republicans of the territory, distinguished jurist and former resi- dent of Phoenix, has returned to Globe after . vacation in Minnesots, Mon- taua and other eastern and middle western states.
 Judge Lewis has had his ear close to the ground and is ins position to speak with authority al,nos: absolute when he declared in an interview that "there is no question of actual state hood because of failure of the presi. dent and congress 10 accept the con stitution to be drafted this month at Pboenix.
 The judge stated that he believed a constitution containing the principles of direct government for which the people of Arizona have so ounequivocsI- ly declared .ill be drafted at Phoenix, and that it would be accepted by congress ana the president.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Snappy Murder
 Trial h COconino

Sheriff w Francis of Coconino county havingin charge Rafael Bsrels and Cesario Sanchez, yesterday went to Florence, taking the pair to be hanged after the quickest murder trial in the history of Arizona. Their execution has been set for Decem ember 2. They murdered Gregorio Coneio on September p. One held him while the other stabbed him. Twelve hours later they were in jail at Albu- querque. Both confessed. a special grand jury was summoned, and the form of trial wss gone through with
 They were sentenced to pay the death penalty four days after their crime was committed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Sunday In
 Tombstone Churches

The Rev. Deck preached his frst sermon in the Congregational church of this city yesterday morning. and eloquently h ndled his subject, Man ss a debtor He comprehensively pointed out the debt man owes to his God, to his fellpwman and to himself.
 The Christian Endeavor last even. ing was lrd be Allan Benedict, who opeued the discussion ofthe topic on "Sel6shness with an interesting talk. Much interest was taken in the dis. cuss'on of the topic Abont thirty were present.
 The Sunday school had an increas- ed attendance. Miss Bucks class of little girls won the attendance banner yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Many cochise Citizens
 Named As DeIeqates

Governor Sloan has appointed the following e delegates to the dry farming congres which meets ct spo- ksne October 3 to S.; A Temple, c A Taylor, J H Mcclure, Jake Scheerer W c Greene. Frank Krsntz; Joseph McCsbe, James Brophy, J R McGee Frank Allison, Chssles Bayless, J K Brown, Colin Cameron, William Riggs, James Rssy, Ed Tovres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

house where they were unloaded for inspection.
 Many bear. lion, wild cat. woli, coyote and skunk skins covered the court house lawn and were checked by Assistant Clerk W A Fowler.
 The board will consider matters with reference to the county poor farm and audit regular bills.
 It IS not thought the patient. ct the county ho-pitai wlll be moved to Douglas for fully two months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

The Rev. Needhsm, pastor of the Methodist Church, preached his fare we'll sermon st II .. m. ss he leaves today to the annual conference at Williams and does not know whether he will be appointed here or else where for the coming year.
 In the evening the Rev, Needhsm. delivered lecture on "The New Minister. It was thoroughly in- teresting and instructive. Enough of the funny side of the minister's life was introduced by the speaker to keep his large audience in 6 laughing humor during his entire lecture.
 The Methodist Sunday school had c good attendance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Asks $1O,OOO
 For Injuries

Alleging responsibility on the part of the Ray Consolidated Copper com psny of Globe for an accident which he alleges has seriously incapscitated him. Robert Collins has suit for $l0,- QUO sgsinst the mine company. He states that he was struck by a g D pole and fell while being hoisted by derrick.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

Automobiles Of Los Angeles and vicinity. who plan to take part in the Los Angeles to Phoenix race, next month. are busy tuning up their cars and studying road maps, in order that they may be familiar with the copdi- tions. It is probable thst . number of contestants will make a prelimin- sry run over the course, in order to iemilisrize themselves with coHdi- tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Arizonan Re- elected
 As President

Benjamin A Fowler, of Phoenix. was reelected president of the Nation sl Irrigation Congress, over the re- commendsfion of the committee CD permanent organization that Ralph E Twitcheil of Las Vegas, New Mex ico, be given that honor.
 Chicago was chosen as the meeting place for 1911, after Los Angeles car- ried the fight to the floor of che con- vention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
Board of Supervisors
 Regular Meeting

Today is the regular meeting of sbe bos I'd oi supervisors and it is also the date for receiving and passing upon claims for hide bounties. Some g trsppers and hunters were in town sith csrgoes of hides, the odor of skunk skips leading : to the court
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

There were no services in the Epis- copal and Catholic churches yester- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

Jeuni. B Elliott to Copper
 Queen Con Mining Co:
 stock. k...... ......... 7ol 69
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE Mrs NJ J Edwards to Am 1 Marion; cattle. .... l50 co | REIMBURSEMENT Ernest Ricchard.on relin-
 quishes right to sei sec 2l | sr2se.
 PARTIAL RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Rice-Stix Dry Goods Go to | JG Ewell. Douglas prop. 25 co
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Charles D Reppy ct ux to ArizouaEastern RsilroadC Co;
 land in Sec twp l3r 2se 10 % Edu F Williams to F. A
 Tovres & Go. Bisbee::prop. - | REALTY MORTGAGE Clinton 4 Burdick to Julia
 Litchfield; Douglas prop. 3s0 co
 BILL OF SALE Vim A Wolf to Soils Cigar | Co; Bisbee prop. .... " l47 50 JE Harris to Mrs NJ
 Ed-srdf; cattle. ... %. l50 co
 LAND CLAIM Charles Boots elaine ss4 sec
 25t-p l7sr2 Pee. | POWER OF ATTORNEY Nina E Wood to W Wood;
 general powers.
 Q. c. DEED J E Thompson Co & J F. Thompson ct ux to w Wallace; W arren prop. VO WARRANTY DEED | D A Adams ct ux to R F
 Arguello; Benson prop. 1000 co REALTY MORTGAGE R F Arguello ct ux to Hi
 wo; Benson prop. ...... 1920 co W o Corey ct ux to Bowen & Hubbard Don Lnis prop 200 % CHATTEL MORTGAGE Dave Mcbride to Chss Nj Rensud; Courtlsnd prop. 2O5 g SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Bank & Trust Coto J NJ French ct uI; rec 23- 52. cHATTEL MORTGAGE. W E Ellison to Chss M Re.
 maud horses, etc. .. l75 co
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Walter NJ Foster to Msude Robe!ts Mcdaniel & H B Mcdaniel; rec lS-624. DEED John s Taylor. mayor. etc., to William Hulley; Bisbee prop. lJ OV WARRANTY DEED William Hulley ct ux to Richard Thompson; Bis. | bee prop. .......... D O0
 BILL OF SALE 3 ? Blunt to Ho~srd Blunt;
 Bisbee prop. -..... l79 05 TRUST DEED CM Brown to Title Gusrsn-
 tee & Trust Co; Douglas I oVV w Cameragrsph Go to Gibson
 Abstract Co; camersersph
 machine. ne.............. 800 OO
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09

,d.csts Your Bov~,s Wtth C.sesrers.
 Candy Cathsl tic. cure constiusticn foreye. Jo for uC C C 'sil r--=Fis,sr=s-=-.. -ras
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-09
PROBATE COURT

In the matter of the estate of Josiah Heal Msnk, deceased, ordered that letters of administration issue to Clara Mank.
 In the matter of the estate Of Wm V Franks, deceassd, hearing on final accoun. and petition for distribution continued to October 8 at l p. m.
 In the matter of the estate of Toivo Pssnanen, deceased. October l7 set for hearing petition Of A A Msrkks- nen for letters of administration.
 In the matter of the estate of Nellie Erickson deceased, November : at 10 8 m., set for persons interested to sp- pear and show cause shy the sale of real estate should not be made.
 In the matter of the estate of Chss F Gardner. deceased, contract for op- tioDal sale of real estate approved.
 In the matter 7f the estate of c 1heodor Gehrke, deceased, Jacob Marks, Frank Devlin and A " Small wood appointed appraisers.