davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
From Wednesdays Daily.

Chas Pufdon, special examiner for the government, :s s Tombstone wis itor today on official business and is shaking hands wIth his To b-'one friends.
 The Tombstone contingent to the circus at rrcson reformed this morn ing, having literally seen tue elephant and enjoyed the big show.
 Deputy Sheriff A. w. Howe is at Bowie today 10 keep order at that hamlet. Bsrnum & Bailey circus be ipg there today.
 Miss Lucy Wolcott admirably rem dered several piano selections S.tur day evening at s social function given by the young society sect Of Douglas
 A L. Grow returned today from Atlantic City where he attended the G. A. R. reunion. He also v,-ited other eastern cities and spent most enjoyable trip.
 Mrs. John Rock returned home last evening from B months pleasant soiOurn in Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Cost But 50 Cents
 To Be Elected

That Arizona is one section of the United States Tn which men can be elected to office without lavish ex. penditure Of money IS shown in the statement filed by " F Cooper, one of the victorious republicans in Pima county, who swears that he spent but 50 cents to carry his county On September F.
 Cooper states in his affidavit that 50 cents of this money went ss a mem eership fee in the Young Men's Republican club in Tucson. He makes affidavit that be neither directly nor inderectly contributed anything of value to his election except the club fee.
 Several statements have been re- ceived by Secretary Young from can didates for delegate to the constitu- tionsl convention. Among them are the following from Cochise county:
 Milton Fairlee, republican, s5i 65, of (which s.5 "ent to the republican county committee.
 A F Parsons, democrat. S30 65.
 R B Sims. democrat. S4s .75, of this S25 went 10 the democratic county committee
 FEE El!inwood, democrat, S39O.5l Of which $5j went to the Douglas club. slO0 to the Bisbee club, and $50 to the county committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
He Knew What Some
 Will Never Learn

In the recent teachers examin ation held in Tombstone there was one who passed with very creditsble record and showed to the territorial. board of examiners that he knew one thing that lot of people never learn. That one thing is that be knows when he don't know. He had given very good answers until he came to one of the problems in algebra. Evidently he had paused and considered it with great deliberstion Finally he seized his pen and. instead of making guess for an answer, he wrote the following where the answer should have been. "I take my pen in hand to inform the honorable mem bers of the examining hoard that, like the immortal Jamee Jeffriee, I can't come back" And he dinn't try, either, but passed on to the next question, took new heart and answered :hs succeeding inte rogator- ies very creditstly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Fort Bowie Will
 Not Be Auctioned

One of AriIona's historic spots, Fort Bo~ie, from which were directed the c mpsigns against Geronimo. will not be cold oy the government on Oct ober lOas was announced, Receiver Arnold and Register Parker of the Phoenix land office rscieved . tele. gram to this effect from Fred Dennet commissioner of the general land office.
 While the telegram gives no reason for the postponement, it has probably resulted from letters and telegrams sent the land department by Reciever Arnold.
 According to the conditions of the sale. it was to take place daily on the site of the old fort fifteen miles from Bowie, the nearest railroad station
 Arnold advised the department tbat there are no carriages at Bowie station in which tC carry buyers to the ground, and that the oftic als eon- ducting the sale would have to go to the fort each day from Bowie station this consuming about six hours
 Arnold furthur stated that he would have to have s strong guard to protect him ib the ssle. He estimated that he might have ss much ss $lO0, 900 ss the proceeds of the sale.
 In the Fort Bowie military reservs- tion are 23,o0O acres of which l3,000 are suitable for farming and grazing, the rest being mineral land. A mini mum price of .75 to s2 50 per acre. was fixed, according to the quality of the land the rest being thrown open for location as mineral clsims.
 In order that there might be no land grabbing forty acres was fixed ss the maximum amount any one party could purchase.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. L. c. Wilbur wac taken to Bis bee yesterday to undergo an operation st the Copper Queen hospital. Her many friends hope for her speedy re- covery.
 Harry L Pickett returned this morning from an extended visit to his old home at Lebanon, Tenn and e.stern DO hts. He had most en- joyable visit.
 Newton Wolcott left yesterday for Claremont, Cslif where he vii enter Pomons College to co.Lplete a course m that we'll known educational in.ti- tuition Newton has concluded the work of grammar and high school de. psrtments here. graduating with high honors. He takes with him the best wishes of his clsssmst- and many friends in his new field oi endcsvor. County Superintendent tf Schools II. l. Stover returned home today from Douglas and Bisbee, where he has been inspecting the schools dur ing the past week.
 Colonel H. L. Pickett was an out. going passenger this afternoon for Bi.bee, where he went oD professional al business.
 A big crowd enjoyed the excellent program at the Schietelin lsst night.
 A. l.. Grow is expected to return this week from attendance at the G.. A. R. encsmpment in Atlantic City.
 H. F.. Berner, clerk of the board of supervisors, wac grspted A thirty days leave of absence and left yesterday for Baton Rouge, La to visit with his children Mir Berner expect, 10 re- turn with his children end make their home here.
 Ivan Johnson was an outgoing pas sepger yesterday afternoon for BIsbee, where he will visit for 6 few day. after which he goes to Fl Paso where he expects to remain for the winter.
 c. L. Cummings was an outgoing passenger for Tucson today on brief business visit. He vii remain over to meet the Tombstone contingent to the circus tomorrow.
 Sheriff White left for Oklahoma City yesterday on the trail of s prisoner wanted in Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Cochise CIergymn
 Goes to Harvard

Rev. Erneet Bolt, who for two years hss been the pastor oi the St. John Episcopal church at Bisbee, has re- signed and left yesterday for Cam. bridge. Massachusetts where he will enter Harvard university for two years postgraduate course to prepare himself for the doc,o. c: philosophy degree, he now having the bachelor of arts and theology degree. Rev. Bolt will alec take a course of studies in theology.
 Rev Bolt is well known in Tom bstone, having filled tbe pulpit at the Epis- copal church here for sometime. He
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Death of Little
 Tombstone Girl

Floyd Smith was called to Los Angel es yesterday receiving the sad intelligence rom his wife of the death of his little daughter who had previously gone to that city to undergo an operation for .pinal trouble. The little sufferer was taken 10 the hospital and although little encouragement was offered by the Phy- ,icisas the operation was deemed neoes- sary and undertaken. Theliitle patient DOT. up heroically but was too veal: to overcome the heavy tax upon her strength
 nd succumbed to the call of the reaper,
 The heart broken father al once left tt join his wife on the sad mission of a'' tend rng the funeral The case is sad one and the heartfelt sympathy of 'h' community i, extended he family in 'h' hour of their afhictios.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Arizona Has Big
 Bank Resources

The combined resources of national and territorial banks in Arizona, !, compiled from ths last ststis stics fur. nished are s23. ,6lO 63, according toststement just issued by W c Foster territorial auditor and bank comptroll. CT. Of the national banks in the ter ritory. the Phoenix National Bank holds first place with resources of nearly $2.0oO,0O0.
 The entire roster of bsnks in the territory gives Arizona 6 total of 37 territorial banks and 13 national banks 6 grand total of 50 banks not including the Bank of Florence which was closed recently.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Sixteen Teachers
 Get Certificates

Sixteen more school teachers have teen added to the available list of Ari- zons instructors. Tne following named have been granted first grade certificates by the territorial board Of examiners on credentials for Cochise county:
 Minnie L Gresham of Wilccx, on 6 Missouri state normsl diploma.
 Ethel Edwards Of LoweH. on e Colo rsdo state diploma.
 Ansh Monroe of Bisbee. on . Vie. eonsin state normal diploma.
 Barbara Wohlgemuth of Douglas on . New Mexico territorial normal school diploma. The board Of examiners have issued the following on credentials and exam. ination H 0 Ray, of Tombstone, Bay Tor University; Earl 4 Snyder Bisbee Uui,ss " of Illinois.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Will Lecture On
 The New Minister

The Methodist Sunday school is in need of song books. To supply this need the Rev. Nj. H. Needham has consented to deliver a lecture next Sunday evening entitled .'The New Minister. Rev. Needhsm promises that this lecture will have enough of humor in it to make it entertain ing. No admission fee will be chsrg. cd but e collection will be taken at the stsrt which will be devoted to the purchase Of new books. Attend and help this sorthy cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
To Organize Boy
 Scouts In Arizona

A troop of boy scouts is to be or- gsnizsd in Prescott under the leader ship of Captain E T Cole, of the 18th Infantry stationed at Whipple Bar racks. A meeting was held in the high school auditorium at which Captain Cole explained the principles and importance of the organization. The meeting vas largely attended by boys who signified their intention to join the troop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Benson Saloon
 Was Held Up

According to advice, received at the sheriff office the siloon of Chss Curran at Benson was held up a, an early hour yesterday morning. At the point of a gun the barkeeper handed over S3o in the cash reg s,er and the unknown rob Der who was masked. escaped. Several clues are being worked on by ,hs officers and capture is expected.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

Probate Judge Goodbody has res gently entered POO acres as 6 townsite for Pesrce. J. A, Rockfellow's force has completed the survey and plating of the townsi and the map has been approved by the board of supervisors Notices will he posted in a few days, and at the expiration of nine'y days deeds will be issued. Attorney O. Gibson is handling the law end of the matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
10 co

REALTY MORTGAGE Geo NJ Carlisle ct ux to Cos chise Bldg & Loan Assn; Warren prop. SUI oO John Kelly ct ux to Robert Hennessy; Bisbee prop. 225 oO
 AGREEMENT John Merrill ct ux to E K Mauldin to secure pay ment of note.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Fannie D Young to Susie Erskine: rec 2l-394.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED W R Shsnsfelt Co Jesse Yoskum Warren prop. 00 Chas Beverley ct u1 to Ru- dolph G.hm; Douglas pfop. AO N'
 WARRANTY DEED Reina Hendrickson ct ux to WR tsbsnsielt; Warren prop. 'V
 LEASE Vim A Wolf to Os French 6 E NJ Shipp; St Elmo sslOon, Bisbee. .. ll50 Oo
 BILL OF SALE Nora Nj 6 Claud W Murphey; Lowell prop. ........ 475 % Mrs Cliff Mcdowell to Daniel Hsgan; B;sbee prop ..... 40 70 Chas NJ McKesn, trustee, to E A Tovrea. Courtlsnd prop. ...... 800 co
 REALTY MORTGAGE John c Chapman ct ur to Cochise Bldg& Loan Assp; Warren prop. 1900 OO Werner L 6 Della Fletcher to Cochise Bldg X Loan Assn; Warren prop ... l200 70 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Courtlsnd Lumber Coto A c Buck rec 3-l45
 CERTIFICATE OF SALE Joseph Ewens vs A V Lewis ct uI, John F White ,sher- iii. 70 w E Harrison Co; bisbee prop ...........- 52.5 Oo
 BILL SALE Doaue Merrill, trusteee, to Fsirlee & Jensen; Benson prop oSt oN
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE W E Ferguson to J Bowen &J O'Connell; auto. l750 O0 H D Parsons to Fl Paso Bar. ber's Supply Go; o;.... fl oO
 MINING DEED Chss NJ Roberts ct uI to Mascot Copper Co; Dos Csbesas Dist ........... 5O.OOO OO
 MORTGAGES Peter Jensen ct ux & Milton Faisleee to Maurice Depn; Benson prop ........... 2O,597 so
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Prominent Speaker
 Here Friday Oct. ,

Hon. John c Woolley, one of the foremost orators in the United States, will speak in Tombstone Friday even. ing, October ', under the susL ices of the Anti Saloon League. Mir. Wool ,sy w.- candidate for president O: the United States on the Prohibition ticket in the campaign of 1900. The place of meeting will be announced later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Tucson Offering
 Depot Site

As . result of 6 conference held Sat urdsy in Bisbee between Walter Doug. las, general manager of the Phelps Dodge interests. and . committee Of prominent citizens oi Tucson, . meet ,ng o! the committee will be held to- uiRht tor the purpose of formulating plsns for offering rights of wsy, depot .nd shop sitee, and sll other necessary terminal facilities to the Fl Psso and Southwestern railroad e an induce ,osut to the directors of the railroad 70 extend the line from or near Ben .on through Tucson to wbsteveI western connection they may wish te make
 The purpose of the meeting is to ge, quick action and proffer the induce ments co that Mir. Douglas may tsk' che proposition of Tucson back tt New York when he goes to attend th'
 meeting of director. which be ststet will bs held in October.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
Naco Fire Loss
 About S10,000

It is estimated that the loss from the fire at Nsco is in the neighborhood of SIC, 900, of which 5000 falls upon John newell. proprietor of e saloon. and the balance upon Sarkis Jose I . minRuez. whose general store sith its contents wcs destroyed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
New Cases In
 Both Courts

The following new cases have been filed in the district court:
 J s Burkes and Alexander Graves vs Trustees School District No ? To enjoin discontinusnce of school at A avenue and 18th street io Douglas, and that children of African race be provided with school or permitted to attend schools with white children
 Chss DeBaud vs Jennie DeBaud Action for divorce.
 TIA Riordsn Va Arizpe Mining company, Edward Quirk, Angus, Fritsebe, Werner DeGuise, Homer Wise and James L Stuart. To enjoin transfer of property or stock, ard te have receiver appointed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02

has many admirins iriends in this city whose bes, wishes for successs goes with this energetic young man to Harvard
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
PROBATE COURT

To the matter of the eetate of P J Delehanty, deceased, report of con- missioners to partition estate con- frmed. Giving certain tracts of real sstate tn Mary Power and to Walter De:shsntv.
 In the matter of the estate of Nellie Erickson, deceased, A W FhckiDger Cbas H Howe snd John Doao, ap. pointed appraisers.
 In the ms:ter of the estate of Geo W Dsrtop. deceased. October l5 at lC c. m.. set for hearing final account o, E NJ Muscnheimer. administrator, ,and his petition for distribution of ths residue of ihs estate. In the matter of the e-tste of Jobr E Butler, deces.ed. October 10 at l( .. m., set for he, ring final account O Maria Butler, sdministratrix, and ber petition for distribution of ths residue oi the sststs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
SEE $ LAXATIVE C0y6H SYRUI

.o~esss Your Boweis Wfth Cssesrsts Csndy Cathaa tic. cure eonst'n~f.na foreye.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-02
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPh
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Instruments Filed NiIn the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE. Chss H React to Stsnds d Furniture Co....-.... D! 10 JE Kenney to Standard Furniture Co........... 50 oo Frank E. Bell.my to Stand ard Furniture Co. los oo
 WARRANTY DEEDS HE Brandt ct ux to Fin. nish Bldg Assn: Lowell prop. ....-.-.. i' w
 REALTY MORTGAGE CE Norton ct ux to Bank oi Lowell; Douglas prop. 500 %
 caATTEL MORTGAGES George Meyers to James Scow; furniture. ........ 346 2O SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE JH Slaughter to John Dun. more; rec 2l-5l5. Fannie D Young 10 John Dunmore; rec 2l-5l5. Fysnd Payls to Lewis Lom- bardi; rec g 452. FN Wolco,t to John Haas; rec P Al.
 sHERIFF's cERTIFIcrE OF SALE Terri,ory, etc vs B P Green- wood; land in sec 2S twp 1887 20 sold to Mrs M Ii Rose ............... lo' 4'
 REALTY MORTGAGE Louis L1mbsrdi ct ux to LW Blinn Lumber Co; Tombstone prop...... l9o Vo
 WARRANTY DEED Jesse w Moore to Mary E Moore: in sec l3 twp l4 TIA .............. iV " RW Arthur ct ux to Ari- zona 6 Mexico Realty Co; Douglas urop ... 26oO % HIT Fisher ct ux to Jas Young; Tombstone prop. To V Crystal Ice Go to Douglas Improvement Co; Douglas prop ......-- Alex Kennedy to Ei~srd Wilson; prop m Hedoors Add,p 34s %
 BILL OF SALE Emil Le Fsbre to L A Brown; Bisbee prop. 25o % Tooy Mihoevic 10 Louis Vocotich; Warren prop. 2oo oo US. to Jesse W Moore; in sec 13twp l4 p e.
 BILL OF SALE Crystal Ice Co to Dooeias Improvement Co; horses, etc. "o
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE louis I.omSards ct uI 10 L Blinn Lbr Co; piano, etc. 3os Sz
 WARRANTY DEED Geo Sabin ct ux to Henry Busby, Charles Busby, Joha Merrill, IT,, and Abraham Busby; land in sec 5 twp Is ST 2le- CA Overlook ct ux to Roxie Connors; Douglas prop .. eso o' John c Chapman ct uI 70 Della Fletcher: Warren.
 DEED Chas N McKesn, trustee, to EA Tovrea; Courtland. ooo U
 MINING DEED Cbss NJ McKesn, trustee, to EA TovreA; in Turquoise Dist ......---..-- A" John G Kerr to Arizoos Marble Co. o..-......--.. i"
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE GE Hottenstein < E Rine. hart to Daniel Hsgsn; Bisbee prop. i[oi
 WARRANTY DEED Geo c wildmsn ct ux to Mrs
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-12-13
CREDIT BELONGS TO TRAINER
Or. Daniel Luby, Ex-Pennsylvania
Player, Doing Splendid Work
With Missouri Team.

The Missouri rooters are willing to
give credit to the trainer. DR.. Daniel
F. Luby. the ex-Pennsylvanla player
who was brought from the East this
year 10 keep the players in good
physical condition, for the splendid
showing made by the team this sea
son. In the games played thus far on
Rollins field the effect OF the new
rules in lesseulng the number of In
juries has not been noticeable. Play
has been stopped and time taken out
for minor injuries just as frequently
this season as in previous years. says
the Kansas City Star. But the rooters
have noticed that nearly always IT
was a member Of the opposing team
although It was heavier and stronger
team-who called for time out. Some
weeks ago Doctor Luby first appeared
on the field and since that time the
Tigers have met Iowa, Ames and
Oklahoma. Each one OF these CON
tests was a gruelling struggle for the
team, yet there isn't a team in the
Missouri Valley. perhaps, that is in
better physical condition as a whole.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-12-13
slmllia slmlllhus Curantnr-

Homeopathic Doctor Injecting an
old school physician with a gun under
his arm)-Ah, doctor! Bound to fetch
your patient this time, see! Must be
pretty tough il you can't kill him
without gun.
Old School Physician (who is after
ducks, sarcasticallyl-Better wait till
you know what you are talking about.
The man I'm going to see has one leg
filled with bird-shot, and I'm going to
try a homeopathic prescription on him
shoot the other leg full OF the same
kind of shot and see II that won't cure
him !-Lippincott's.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-12-13

merit was a household word should be
asked.
Like IT," she exclaimed, and he
was answered.
He crossed the brook from her, ex-
tended his hand, and helped her over.
Il am glad" he said fervently.
Luncheon had followed I'm n small
breakfastroom whose air was do
mesticity and intimacy-a faultless
meal. faultlessly served, the light riot
ing in the rejecting surfaces of glass
and silver, and dazzling on the cloth.
II was past three when Miss Carew
found that she had made the tour of
Craven under the guidance of the host
himself.
Il must go Mr.. Tempest"
"Nonsense!" he exclaimed impa-
tiently. What for, pray?'
"In an hour my train leaves for Lon
don"
what train OF yours? You have no
time, no destinatlon-have you,-other
than this one spot OF the old world?
What is waiting for you in London?"
To his direct query, made testify
and sharply she did not reply. but
simply held out her hand to him in
good-by.
lie did not refuse to take the hand,
which in his felt prisoned.
you have been amusing yourself,
| | see-this has been little jaunt
from London. to what you have made
in your romantic mind a shrine2 I
have made myself ridiculous in taking
it seriously"
She withdrew her hand and colored
| at his tone.
Il have told you quite the truth, Mr..
Tempest. l sail tomorrow"
without your essay?"
II must, since you refuse"
"But l don't!" he interrupted. 1T
shall be written! You have my word.
But you must be patient. You are a
woman of penetration. you must see
that a man OF moods can't master
them all-not all. II takes so much
character to do away with one strong
habit that the others grow meanwhile
and then all of sudden, as he rises
up with one poor, little, uprooted
weed in his hand. fnds himself In q
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-12-13
The Football Hero.

There are two kinds Of football he
toes.
One appears in the magazine sto-
ries in November, the other appears
on the field during practise games.
The hero in the magazine story is
sent to the bench, or wherever they
send hopeless prospects, during the
early trials of raw material. But he
is in love with beautiful young thing
who has absolute faith in him. In
the story we are deftly shown how an
absorbing love for a beauteous crea-
life in the nerves and enable the hero
to be called from the grandstand
when the best player is crippled, so
that the hero may, though utterly out
of training, seize the ball, carry IL
around the end, burst through all OPP
position, trample upon all the other
eleven. and finally win the game. I'm
mediately he gets up, dusts himself
of. and basks in the ardent gaze OF
the heroine who has inspired him.
The other hero is the husky. willing
youth who allows himself to be
kicked and mauled and beaten to a
pulp so that the members of the reg
ular eleven may be fit to meet the
big opponents.
He gets the bulletins OF the game
from his cot in a hospital and Is
never heard OF afterward
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-12-13
".-&l.>l,-

The gridiron is about the hottest
place these frosty days.
The small universities are coming
to the front, at least under the new
football rules.
Michigan disposed OF its most for.
midable rival In Notre Dame without
a single injury.
Under the new rules It has become
an important factor to have the ends
big, powerful men.
Qualification for entrance to some OF
the big universities seems to be A d.
ploma from prairie football coach.
How about an official announcer for
football games? We need II 10 tell
us about all substitutions and penal
ties
Coach Stagg Of the Maroons foot
ball squad is optimistic. Il is said.
When the Maroons win Stagg is a pes.
simist
II college football player escapes
the fierce scrimmage OF team prac-
tise with the freshmen without injury
he is lucky. II is the ambition of
every freshman to butt the regulars
clear on the field
Gilchrist. who played with Missouri
against Kansas last year is playing an
end on the navy team at Annapolis.
Gilchrist has started in each game to
date and Is considered one OF the
hardest players in the academy.
The new football rules are TO re-
main intact, according to the reports
from Boston, because the list of killed
and injured has been reduced as.onish-
ingly That's a good thing. Now. n
the game could be made little more
interesting
The left end position seems TO he
the hoodoo on the Yale team. VIII
liam Coates is the latest candidate for
that position to be put out OF commits
sion, wrenching his knee. Walter
Camp. Jr., was disabled at the same
position and the other day Fitzpatrick
was hurt.