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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Declares Saloon
 The Greatest Evil

Declaring that the saloon is the grestest evil to be guarded against in Arizona, the Christian church of Phoe. nix on Sunday adopted resolutions by the unanimous vote of the congrega- ton pledging the votes of the mem bers and the loyal support of men. wome and children to those candi- dates for office who are opposed to the sale of liquor. Particular reference is made to candidates for sests iI the constitutional convention and they are requested to have an article in- serted which will prevent the ssle of intoxicants in Arizona.
 The Phoenix Gazette says:
 The resolutions passed by the church indicate that it is desired that the movement extend throughout all of Arizona and to that end the differ. ent churches are asked to cooperate.
 "The resolutions are signed by F NJ Avis, chairman of the committee of Good Citizens League, and by E \ Phillips, pastor of the Christian church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Change Area ot
 Chiricahua Forest

President Taft signed proclamation adding 30. .56n acres to, and at the same time eliminating 57,297 acres from, the Chiricahus National Forest. Ari- zons and New Mexico. These changes are the result of careful examins. ton made by the secretary of sgri- culture last summer, which showed that the areas excluded are not need ed for forest or watershed protection.
 The nest important of these changes is the elimination of a large area, consisting for the most part of gross land, on the southern and east ern boundaries of the New Mexico di- vision, which was formerly known as the Peloncillo National Forest. This will leave Sanders Pass and the sur rounding territory on the southern slope of the Animss range entirely outside the Forest lines. Smaller eliminstions of non forest lands are also made from the Chiricabua and Peloncilo divisions.
 The additions comprise 6 number of areas oi juniper and pinou scatter ed along the exterior boundaries of the Chiricahua, Pe.oncillo and Dra- goon divisions. The latter division by the recent prOclsmat.ons has teen transferred from the COrOn ado to the Chiricahua Forest.
 The unspprupriated portions of the
 lands eliminated by the proclsms- | ton will be restored to settlemen. | and entry after hay ng been sdver. tised in the local papers by the secre- tsry of the interior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Pioneer Arizonan
 Visits SkyIight City

Col. H. L. Pickett, of Tombstone, wac a visitor here Tuesday, having just returned from look at the Grand Canyon. Colonel Pickett is promi- nently spoken of as candidate for United States senator. The colonel is a lawyer, democrat of the old school, and has resided in Arizona for 2S years, snd ought to know i,s needs. He was in Washington during the pending of the statehood measure, and while in the capital city did much to advance Arizons's interests. Colone Pickett favors county primaries to elect delegates to the constitutional convention. His plan is for each pre-. cine. to ballot on delegates; senators to go before the primsry.-Flagstaff Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
From Tuesdays 0aiIy.

Robert tenter. tEe Barbacomari cattle man, was in Tombstone today for short time on business.
 Mrs. L. $. Trask is in Tombstone today from Benson on q visit to friends.
 Attorney O. Gib. on has returned from 8 trip to the Gils valley, where he was called on matters of s legal nature.
 Mrs. Porter Mcdonald departed yes terday for the coast, where she will visit friends and relatives for seve ral weeks.
 F. N. Goodman arrived ID town last evening from his home in St. David on brief business stay.
 There will be an entire change Of program at the Schieffelin opera house tonight and another record breaking crowd of theatef goers are expected tu te in attendance. Music by Venne. Orchestra snd.illustrsted song by Tom Dowrick. Don't miss it.
 Charles McKean arrived in Tomb stone last evening from bis home in Courtland and left on the eveping train for Benson, where he was called on business matters.
 Homer Msulding is in Tombstone today from St. David on 6 brief busi- ness mission
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

Lyuus Thompson, night call boy at the Southern Pacific yards at T ucson had 6 close call when he was eau gh between two cara. Twocuts of car sere on a switch about five feet apart when young Thompson started to cross the crack between them. The switchman had signsied to the en- gineer to come sh cad, and as the ca were on a curve he vas unable to stop them after the boy started across, and was caught in the coupling just ss the cars came together. A piece 0. hesh about two inches square was taken out Of his side between the pelvis bon and the ribs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Entertained In Honor
 Of Miss Black

Mrs. J. F. Walker entertained a merry party of young folks last even ing at her cozy home on lower Fifth street in honor of Mics 0na Black, of Bisbee, who is spending the summer
 months in our city oi beautiful gardens, magnificent shade and grand scenery. The evening wss delight fully spent in vocal and instrumental music, and in telling stories. The guest of honor, Miss Black, who is an accompl shed musician, presided at the p,sno. and also gracefully reLder- ed several fsyorite vocal selections.
 Miss Irene English and Mics Rose Walker. each also gave piano seIec- tion. The young men were rather
 backyard in helping with the singing
 until the song "Love Me Darling and she World Is Mine" wss sung. Mrs Walker, the hostess. took the cake for telling stories. Delicious refreshments were served and it was almost mid
 night when the happy guests d. parted for their respective homes: These present besides the hostess were Miss Black of Bisbee, Mics Lizzie Critchley 3! Bisbee, and Miss Ollie Ballard of Bisbee. and Misses Mary Kriese, Irene English and Rose Walker. and Messrs c W Black of Bisbee, George Brown. Keith Davy. Donald Mare, c Westervelt, Nj Telin and F Walker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
how's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able H carry out any obligations made bv his firm.
 wALDISe, KISSAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druegists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter ially, acting directly upon the blood lnd mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cente per bottle. Sold by all du&Rists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Another Couple
 United In Marriage

Early this morning Judge Gond- body of the probate court issued a marriage license to Richard Morgan, age 3l, to wed Harriet Booker, age 30, both residents of Benson. The Judge was called upon to tie the nuptial knot after having issued the mstri, moLisl permit, which he performed in his usual happy manner, and after 6 few words of advice sent the couple on their way rejoicing.
 Another license was issued to John H Eicks to wed Emma Mcdonald, |, both residents of Douglas.
 This makes g total of thirty.three licenses issued 50 far this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
A Few Feet of
 Earth Covers All

A cheap coffin in a common spring wagon, vending it's way to the county hospital, lead to the discovery that an indigent old sufferer had answered to the eternal roll call The departed may have been 8 man of prominence and splendid influence at one time, but he died without a murmur, and will sleep without stone at his head, and as peacefully ss Rockefeller will ever repose with a million dollar mon ument oyer his bones. His name was unknown, but the Great Judge may gives some magnificent pretender.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
COLONEL PICKETT IN WILLIAMS

COLONEL PICKETT IN WILLIAMS
 Col, H. L. Pickett, of Tombstone, was pleasant caller at the News office on Thursday. The colonel is enc of the lesding democrats of the southern par. of the territory, and has been mentioned prominently in con- nection with the U. $. senstorship in case that party should control the leg is'ature. He had been to the Canyon and stopped over for a chat with friends in Willisms. Col. Pickett Is recognized throughout the southwest as an able writer and lawyer, and has always been a staunch friend of Ari. zOns; in fact, with Col. Pickett, it has always been Arizona first and politics sfter.-Willisms News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

At Thatcher Fred Borestien, mana ger of the Miami sirdome, claims to have perfected an invention to turn sbimmed milk into its own weight in butter, and he will leave the show business for the purpose of manufsc- turing butter.
 He asserts that it sill pass inspec- tion under the pure food law. and ssys he has received an offer of $lO,- 900 to manage s factory for the next three years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
More Inquest
 Papers Filed

Papers were filed in the matter Of ina uest on the body of Charles Wilkes who was found dead in Tombstone on July 23. Coroner Daniel Mcfarland empaneled sjury which returned & verd ict of death from heart disease.
 Papers were also filed in the matter of the inquest of Arthur R Bean who came to his death at Lowell op July i2. Coroner Owen F Murphy repor ts that the jury returned verdict to the effect that the deceased c-me to his death from @ gunshot wound in the neck. Said gun being in the hands of one w H Hart.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

Bruised and bleeding. suffering from wounds internal and external through. out his whole body, ss the result of a fall at the old Dominion mine ct Globe, John Christopher died ct the company hospital after twenty hours of mental and bodily anguish. Chris- topher fell more than fifty feet down sn ore shaft.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Those Talked Of
 For City Officers


 While little interest appears as yet to be manifested in the coming muni. cipsl campaign the probabilities are an exciting contest for city honors is likely to develop as the time grows apsce for the selection of city officials to look after the destinies of our municipality.
 For mayor quite a number of prob able candidates have been mentioned. Mayor A Wentworth, the present in cumbent, is being urged to again serve another term; while the names of Douglas Grey. president of the Machomich Mercantile company; E J James, clerk of the probate court; W F kuche becker, of the firm of Kuchen. becker X Son; w R King, ot Kings Garage; John Rock, of Rock's store, and E T Hams, president of the Tombstone Telephone company are 1pSAeh pi ouOhs ehS Dc"OSAoss TUT city executive.
 The Republicans name F \ Vol. colt, the we'll known merchant; c L Cummings. president of the First National Bank; Colonel A L Grow, U 5 commissioner, and Ju1ge Fletcher NJ Dosn ss probable leaders who may be asked to head their ticket of the city dsds.
 For chief of police Geo Brsvin who has faithfully served for several cue. cessiye terms is sgain being pushed forward by his many friends, while among the others named are Porter Mcdonald, Al Stsniger and Wm Rob- inson.
 For aldermen the several wards, each have plenty of available timber, but thus far no petitions are circulst' ed to have candidates put upon the ballots. Ip the first ward Dr H H Hughart is the present incumbent and may be induced to continue for another term. Jos McPherson and F Dun. can are also mentioned. while the Re. publican list include Bert Nscis, Ja, Lamb, A Rookie and George Dsyy.
 In the second ward quite sn array of eligibles are discussed. E 4 Hughes is representing the second ward now and is freely spoken of for renomins. tion. Sam Garrett. Ben Cook and E Madison are also named, whi.e tht Republicans include Frank Meyer., 4 A Hopkins, and F H Reeves as strong ] snddates.
 In the third ward c B Tarbell hai the honor of being the only Repub lican elected on the council and is be- ing urged to give the Demo crsts an other run" A H Gardner and Gui Baron are also named among tn, Republican "probsbles." The Demo cratic list in this famous ward include Al Ralph, Geo Rsfferty and G w Gil | more as vote winners.
 For the fourth ward Vim Csvanagt has held the field for eight successiv' terms and his popularity is increasin z He is being urged to make it nine an, may consent. Rodger Saunders, Jo Bishop and Wm Lutley are ale, spoken of in this ward.
 i The city primary is SC; for Sept and petitions for office is required t be filed twenty-five days prior to tha date The time is getting short bu much may be accomplished before tn official date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Bliss Tickets
Issued , Today

Two more marriage licenses were issued by Clerk James Of the probate court this morning ss follows:
 Ira E weidner, age 25, to wed Josie Csrpens, age B, both of Douglas. The bride-to-be was at one time @ resident of Tombstone.
 CH Schwartzman, age 9, of Los Angeles, to wed Annie Hayden, age Is, of Nogsles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

Secretary G. K, Reynolds of the Bi-bee Board of Trade hss received . letter offering space in the Michigan state fair for mineral eIhibits of Ari zons, and believing that some of the mining men of the strict would un- doubtedly desire to take advantage of the opportunity offered, has given the matter publicity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

Stella Fast; Douglas prop lS43 o4
 wRIT or ATTACHMENT NJ Ahesrn vs Bisbee.Arizons Gold X Copper Co; levy upon mining claims in Wsrren Dist. IA DO ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Pitts Royalty Co; incorpor- stors John w Pitts, L F Montgomery and Jay C Rab; place, Bisbee; capital stock S50.00o.
 WARRANTY DEED Wm $ Mcknight ct uX to Wm R Shsdley; land ID twp Fl K 20. 0.......... 4OOO OO
 DEEDS Calumet a Arizona Mining Co to John Foster; War rep prop. .. 3l35 10
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Vim Deckeraw 10 Lily W Lang: lots at Aurora min. Ing claim. ...........-.. lzVO VO Warren Go to J x Chapman; Warren prop. ......... ooO Vo
 Q. c. DEED John Gleesou to Martin Cos tello; mining claims in the Turquoise .Dist...... %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Charles O & Nellie Dshl9uist to W F Hill; Douglas prop ........-. oVV Oo
 AGREEMENT Bruce Dareds agrees to sell to Quirino Herrera; house in Bisbee .... 15 % Charles O & Nellid Dahlquist agree to sell to w F. Cum mins; Doug as prop. ..... 500 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE. Mrs Mary Avery to Norton Morgan Commercial Co; goats ......-. ......... lot OO
 SUBTRACTION OF MoRrsAGE State Mutual Building and Loan Assn to Wm L Jones ct ux.
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona & Mexico Realty Co Katherine Hatch Doug la. prop. ......... l75 oC Arizona & Mexico Realty Co to Mrs E G Miller; Douglas prop. p........... tio V Arizona 6 Mexico Realty Co to Mrs E c Miller; Douglas prop. p........... 225 V
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES Fred J Haze 6 George Hsss to L Stambsugh; Hotel Roy furniture & equip. ment at Douglas. ....... 1900 O' G G Garcia to Louis Silver man; barber cbsirs.. l57 OC ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES Louis Silversmi'h to W F. Sch~amm; sssigns chat tel mortgage executed by G q Garcia. ... 15O O
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

Eleven -yesr-old Jessie Snow of Ssf ford vas so seriously injured that she may lose her rigb, leg when a shotgun held by her sister, Mary, was acci dentally discharged. At short rsn ge, the charge of shot tock effect in the right leg just above the ankle. shat tering the bone. The left leg was also badly torn and lace sted by the pene- tra.ion of shot. The elder sister. &C., compsnisd by the injured girl, stsrted on A rabbit hunting trip early in the morning. Mary discovered 8 rabbit hiding in 8 clump of bushes and di- rectcd Jessie to scare it out into the open. While the latter was still in range oi he gun it was discharged in some unexplained manner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31

H. H. Byngton of Fort Huachuca is in town today on brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
Colonel Pickett
 At Kingman

Colonel H. L. Pickett, we'll and fsvorsbly fnown from Tombstone to the red waters of the Hasssyampa, drif,ed into the Gold Center yesterday from the Grand Canyon where he bathed m the sunset and sunrise of many colors. The U. 5. Senate looks good to the Colonel and he will be beard from m tbe political arena when the psychological moment sr- rives. The Colonel wss on to frontier when Geronimo was lsrdly bigger than c Salvation Army captain and Apache wnoop wac music to his ears
 Being 6 democratic lawyer Pickett sometimes makes 6 speech and he shines as c gem of the first water as . pen booster of the Eiories of Arizons. He is now on his way to Los Angeles to blow the breath of life into the Booster Clcb and to see his old friend Ed Doheny, the Monte Christo of the oil business. At next Booster banquet he will have something to say about the Golden City of the North.-King. man Mineral Wealth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-31
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 rURLIsHED sSkaY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
instruments Flied With the County
 Recorder

Instruments Flied With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 CHATTE MORTGAGES John Moore to Standard Furniture Co; household furniture e..... lo2 50 A. Erickson to Standard Furniture Co: horsehold goods .......-.. ..--.-. Sl 10 Qurino Herrera to Standard Furniture Co; household goods .............. 30 OO Wa A Wolf to Standard Furniture Go; counter & cafe. ............... 03 OV R bert Cook to Standard Furniture Go; bed room fuIDiture e........... Q! Vp James Brown snd Augustus Brown to Chss NJ Roberts; cattle ........... .......-. aOU oo SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Trust & Banking Co to Cyrus B Gilmore Wilcox Bank 6 Trust Co to Brown Brothers w B Ellenwood to Mamie & Charles E Ellenwood; ne l sec 30 twp l3 R z5..... 10 U
 WARRANTY DEED Grace c Bostwick to W Deckeraw; Bisbee prop. 1000 70 Mrs E L Smith to Grace c Bostwick; Bisbee prop. l Oo
 REALTY MORTGAGE Charlotte B Smith & A Smith, her husband, to State Mutual Bldg X Loan Assn; Bisbee prop. 1000 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE F. F X Mamie A Ellenwood to Charles Roberts; sec 30 twp II R ,25 ..... 800 %
 BILL OF SALE D fl Johnston to E A Gard ner; cattle. e........... loo Oo E A Gardner to Davis Me Donald, horse etc. ...... 10 %
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE Dan o Patton to Arizona Trust & Banking Co; stock 100 Oo William Wilson to Edgar Wilson; Dougls. prop. l25 O.
 WARRANTY DEEDS Walter McCurdy ct ux to SPG Lewis; land in twp 1sR 25. 1900 %
 QUIT CLAIM DEED b H Johnston to W L Hen- nessee; undivided ] of Walter Morris ranch st
 11ln m
 REALTY MORTGAGE Geo W Adams ct ux toF l. Williams; Douglas prop. POO OO I.FAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE ELI Williams to H A Robin son et ux Al McDermott to Blsnche spd CF McCord
 CBATTEL MORTGAGE Geo A Brown to William Hyatt; cattle. l1O U
 REALTY AoR-@... Wayne BrazeD to A & M E Bard prop in Doubt ful on......--..--- oo" V
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE Wayne Brszeli to A X M F. Baird; cattle. ...-... 5Uo0 V SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Citizens Bsnk.& Trust Co.to Bsiis L & Emma Me- Kinney
 Bisbee Light & Power Co Go Cary Safe Co........ llo
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Geo Bravin ct uI to Arioch Weotworth; I. mbstone prop. "
 AGREEMENT Blanche E @ W Benton
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-18
NEWS
FROM COAST FILES

Tacoma is putting heavy tax on
biliboards.
Col. and Mrs W. F. Cody have be
come reconciled.
Rev. w. A. Knighton Los Angeles
preacher, has married 5000 couples.
Madame Laporte. a japanese woman,
has established herself as a dentist in
London.
London s new postoffiee, just complet
ed at a cost of $1,700,000, is the finest
postoffice building in the world.
The entire apple crop of the Hood
River Apple Growers Union was sold
to a New York firm for over 100000.
Twenty Stanford University students
have agreed to submit to a dried fruit
diet for an indefinite time to assist
government experiment.
Girl scouts have been organized in
England not only to tend the wounded
and assist the nurses. but to be self
dependent in case of emergency.
Much concern is felt in England over
the general depreciation in shares of
various companies promoted during the
recent plantation rubber movement.
The German press criticizes the Kai-
ser's recent address in which he reter-
ated and emphasized his belief in the
divine mandate by which he rules.
The famous bonanza mine the lie
Roi. in British Columbia. discovered by
clairvovant in 1884, and which has
yielded $41 100000. has played out.
Vice-Presdent sherman refused to
continue his speech at a dinner given
by St. Louis Republicans when he dis
covered newspapermen IN the room.
At the Household Show in Madison
Square Garden. New York, prize was
awarded to Maggie Murphy for the
longest continuous service in one FANNY
So years.
Mrs. Nellie Boyle, one Of a quartet
Of Los Angeles Holy Rollers, fasting 20
days in a religious frenzy in order 30
purify their bodies for entrance into
heaven, died of starvation.
The consumption of horsehesh is in
| creasing in France. 600 shops in Paris
being devoted exclusively 10 IFS sale.
| Jacob II. Schlitf says Alaska is
greatly hampered by governmental con
SerVatIon.
| The internal revenue reports for Ala
bama and Mississippi for August show
| almost double the amount of collections
/ for last wear. an apparent disregard
! for the State prohibition laws account
/ ing for this increase.
New difficulties are said to have arts
| en- between Japan and China by reason
! of an order issued by NicerOv Hsu Of
| Name hurIa ordering the .faDanpsp Ia
/ leave several towns open to foreigners.
! The order affects 200 japanese as we'll
rs a large number of Koreans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-18
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-18
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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-20
NOTICE.

Again we wish to call the attention
Of some Of cur subscribers to the fact that
if the weather were like their subscrip-
tons they would not be able to proceed
with their harvesting like they would like to.
We urge that they attend to this matter
as soon as possible. Dr. Flowers is au-
thorized 10 receive and receipt you for
your subscription atNFlorence ard every
body about Brandon knows wae-e the
News office is. Those who live father
away will accommodate US very much by
either sending in the amount due or
mailing it to US.