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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-28

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-28
81 A WEEK FOR FOOD

Los Angeles, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
cochise County
 Mineral Exhibit

It is the intention of County Fair Com missioner Oscar K, Coll of this county to send creditable mineral exhibit to the Second Annual Fair to be held at Fl Paso some time in Oc- toher, and thereby advertise the min eral resources O: Cocbise county. IL is understood that the matter is now under consideration by the commis- sioDer, who hopes to have the same in readiness about two weeks before the opening of the expedition. Commis sioner Coll is now corresponding with Charles 4. DiD.more, who is director of the mineral department, in hope that he may see his way clear to sllot space for the placing of an exhibit.
 Besides an exhibit at Fl Paso, one will also be placed at the cou nty fair to be held a, Wilcox, which attrac- tiou follows the Pass City Fair, be- s;des sending one to the Sixth Annual
 air at Pboenix.
 Mineral for these exhibits will be gathered from all parts of the county, and the most remote district will be represented at these educational in stitutious. which advise the outside world as to the mineral possibilities 1! the Cochise courty mining sections uf the great commonwealth of Ari- znoa
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Tombstone Republican
 Love Feast

Last evening from TOO to 9:30 o'clock, the dining psriors of the Can Can Cafe was the scene of 6 merry d nner party. The occasion being given by the republican leaders of Tombstone in honor of Delegate Ralph Cameron, who, accompanied by Ter rItorial Engineer B Girand, Assst ant Secretary R F Kirk and z w Zachsu, Csmeron's private secretary, reached the city yesterday, coming overland in an automobile from Court. where the distinguished party had spent the night before ieasting with the G, 0. F., 'esders Of that thriving camp. Those who attended the last nights event report it ss being & genuine republican love feast, which will long finger in the memory of those present.
 Attorney Charles Bowman acted as master of ceremonies, and after the good republicans had satisfied them. selves with all the best things to eat, he called upon Delegate Cam ron for an address. The popular delegate responded, paying A high tribute to the citizens of Tombstone and Co. chise county. He said that there are no bounds to their generous hospi. tslity. Of statehood Mir. Cameron said he was proud of the fact that he had the honor ot being Arizona's last territorial de!,ga:e in congress Otter republicans who were called upon to speak and responded were. Territor al Engineer Girand, Assistant Ter. ritorisl Secretary R E Kirk, Judge N Doan, W P McNsir of Douglas. Attorney John Gung'l of Douglas and the following local Repu blicsns: Clerk of Court A II Gardner, County Trea- surer c W Hicks. Attorney Charles BoSmsn, c W Ssain, Frank Meyer, Matthew Teliu, c | Cummings. and County Clerk H F Berner. Besides those above mentioned, among those present were noticed z w Zschau of Flagstaff. and Court Reporter " Walker and Sam Garrett oi this city.
 Delegate Cameron, and hi. party, left this morning for Benson, where the time is being spent in meeting the people of the junction town. The party will leave Benson tonight for Tucson to attend another statehood celebration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Ancient Ruins of Arizona
 Over 500 Years Old

Dr. J W Fewkes of the Smithsonian Institute, has returned 70 Flagstaff from a trip of 200 miles to the Mar shall Pass country, in northern Ari- zons, ssys the Flagstaff Sun.
 Iu describing the new wonders. Dr. Fewkes says that they are among the largest and most perfectly preserved ruins of the ancient race in the south west, and he estimates they are sp prcximately 800 years old.
 One mammoth cave has an openin g o! abous ron feet in front and extends back into the cliff about 100 feet or ! more. This cave contains from 75 to leo rooms. all built of adobe brick. The bricks are m de of mud and straw and are sbou. two feet long and four inehes thick.
 Altogether there are over fourteen seperste fnd distinct two story houses of this kind snd only one which was built Of rock
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
From Mondays Daily.

Sam Barrow is in the city today having arrived from St. David lss, evening.
 w. w. Brooks is among the visitors in Tombstone from Phoenix and will be here for several days.
 Attorney George H. Neal is in town from Bisbee and i. busily engaged to- day with matters before the district court.
 From Frank Dyson, now in the city on court matters, se learn that the last ore struck in the Merrill gold mine, northwest of Cochise, is prov. ing rich, It was struck in a cross cut at . depth of seventy feet, alter run. ming sixty feet.
 A change in the time card on the Tombstone branch was made yester. day. The time of leaving of the l0:30 s. ID. train was changed to Ils m. and arriving time will hereafter be l2H5 instead of ll:45 The change became effective yesterday.
 Miss Gladys Swain, grand daughter of Judge and Mrs. G. w. Swain oi this city gave piano recital at Los Ange- les on the l2th inst. in the mrsic studio of W. Dwight McCaughey of that city. The young lady acquitted herself with admirable ability and won deserved encomiums of friends and the press.
 Edwin Charles Hicks, eldest son of County Treasurer .. W. Hicks, now re.id ing at Douglas and in the employ of the Arizona Banking & Trust com psny, is the latest member to be ap- pointed to the staff of notsries public of Cochise county, his com mission be. ing received by the clerk ot the dis trict court this morning from Phoenix,
 E. T Hams, president of the Tom b. stone Telephone company. accom- panied by his son Cly de have returned to Tombstone after yisi. to Stafford.
 A. R. CheeSe-, representing the land office at Phoenix, is in Tomb. stone today on matters connected with his official position as special agent
 Papers were filed this morning with the clerk of the district court in the matter of the inquest of RsfslIito Castillo, who was found dead near Douglas beneath the railroad br dge. Coroner Ben Rice empsnelled jury 10 inquire in to the death, and that body returned a verdict ,o the effect that the deceased came to his deatb by accidentally ;al.Ing from the rail- Tca bridge
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Work on Highway
 Is Progressing Nicely

Territorial Engineer J B Girand, who was in the city this morning with the Cameron party on A return to the capital from s tour of the various road building enterprises in which the territory is now engaged Principal among these, in point of work accomplished. is the highway which will connect Globe with Roose- welt, and through the government, road Roosevelt to Mesa, and eIghteeen miles of county road to Phoenix.
 "Fourteen miles of the Globe Roosevelt road is now graded" sa,d MT Girand, "snd will be surfaced and and completed as soon as this lsst rain sosks down, which have just recently ordered done
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Cochise Is The
 Biggest In Every Way

The Tucson Citizen points out to the record Of the recent grand jury of Pima county in bringing out 6 total of fifty-five indictments against the criminal element of that county. The Citizen is inclined to be rather proud of the figures and intimstes that Pima county beats the records in the mat ter of mailing down it's criminals.
 THF PRosPEcToR is not at all bosst. ful when it gives cut the interesting infoi nation that the recent grand jury of Cochise county returned . total of l33 true bills. Of this num- Der ffty-six were territorial court cases and seventy~seven federal court cases. The lis, of crimes in Cochise is no greater than in any other couu- ty, considering the fact that its popu- lstion is greater than any of the other Arizona counties. While these figures prove the fact that Cochise sts- ds frs. in the nun Der of grand jury in. dictments as well as in all things, it also goes to show that no criminals escape the wstchfui eye of Cochise county's officers of the law,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Liberal Requests
 Of an Arizonan

A Los Angeles dispatch of the 18th says:
 The will of T. Brown, formerly of Prescott. Arizona, but resident O. this city for three years past, and who died at Rochester Minn., at the Mayo Bros. hospital, from an opera tion. was led today in tbis city. The principal heques. provides for fund of Sl00, COG to establish free dental psrlors for the people of Musselbu.g, Scotland. his birthplace. and where his relatives are residing.
 Another bequest, consisting 0! the proceeds of sales from seven city lots 10 Prescott, Arizona, are to be devoted for the benefit Of the poor and infirm oi that city. Mir. Browns estate is valued at Sl25,0O0. His widow, who is now in Scotland, received about sl5.0O).
 Regarding the beques, 0! slG0,0CO to dental college by an Arizonsn. ~hicb was yesterday published in THE PRCsPE cToR, the Prescott Journai-Miner has the following sd- ditional information:
 "Intinste friends If the late Will jam T Brown, whose death occurrtd d lew dsys ago at Rochester, Minp., staie that in his motive for bes.ow;ng the sum oi slO3,O00 to piomote the adyancement of dental surgery. he wss actusied from the many yesis he was sufferer through the inability to receive proper treatment and relief from his molsr sfiiictions. tie cub mi,ted to every known form of hsvin g dental skill applied, and in each instance reported that he as unable to secure the remedy desired, or the immunity from pain that constantly annoyed him.
 "1his handsome testoxal goes to the students of dental surgery in the little city of Musseibureh, Scotland, where he was born and reared to man. hood. and where many oi the leading professions are established permanent ly, an ogg them one of the most sd- vsuced schools in dental surgery
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Flying Machine Will
 Be at Territorial Fair

4 feature which will be of great in terest to visitors to the territorial fair this year is now being negotiated for, and 1t is more than likely that this exhibit will appear.
 It is Dan Patch on free exhibition, and four of the greatest pscers in the country on track exhibition.
 The horses besides Dan Patch, which has been retired with his un- beaten record of l :55 as rrotter, are Minor Heir. l ;593, the fastest pscer in the world; Lady Maud c, 2:O2i. and the Hedgewood Boy, 2.02a.
 These horses. as we'll as Dan Patch, are owned by Nv Savage of Min. nespoliS Minnesota.
 rte Gazette ssys: It was said to- day at the fair headquarters that the negotiations for the exhibition of these splendid horses were looking favorable and that within few days the announcement that they have been secured may be expected"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Get Anything That
 Is Called For

A gentleman of affsbility and men tsl resources in this city, fooled d GUS toner about four feet yesterday after noon. The customer went in and asked Tor glass c. ":srantuis- juice. !" The proprietor happened to have 8 tarantular in jar of alcohol. and promptly placed the jar ou the bar along with the usual paraphernalis and invited the customer to help him. self. >The customer put down his long, bit retired 10 see If his horse was not stolen, and bss not been seen since. Talk about your enterprisel What is the matter with that bar tender?
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Plot to Dynamite
 a Booming House

A plot to dynamite the Inter. national rooming house on North Broad street, which if successful would probably have caused the loss of numerous lives, was discovered early this morning by Mrs. Giucimmo, who manages the house for the owner, Mrs. Pasqual NIgro.
 Mrs. Giucimmo lives in the long adobe between the hotel proper and the s'lrosd track, end when she got up this morning she discovered n stick of dynsm te, Inch mad been 60 prepared that it would have exploded had she stepped upon it. It was wrapped in an old handbag, and as soon ss she realized that it wac dyns- mite, Mrs. Giuci,. mo telephoned the sheriff's office.
 Deputy Sheriff Ssesrengen sn- swered the call and brought the in- fernal machine to the sheriff's office, where i. was placed ip the vault. It consisted o. a stick of dynamite which had been rolled almost flat and it was studied with six percussion caps. Those familiar with powder who cav it declare that if the woman had stepped upon it, she would nave been blown to pieces.
 The authorities immediately started an investigation to ascertain possi- ble motive for the attempted crime and the identity of the culprit - Daily Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
County School
 Expenditures

During the past school year the total expenditures amounted to $780, 325.o4. There are about sS, 900 out standing vouchers of Bisbee and Douglas districts not included in this amount. Balance on hand July l, 1910. $s,74954. Total receipts for the year including balance on hand July 1909. $23S .4744s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Imagined Hidden Riches
 Of Woodson Boys

"Csptsin Kidd, ""Tressure Island,' "The Lure of Gold" "The Rainbow Chaser" all of these thrillers rolled into one could do scan. justice to the i'm agination of the Woodson brotters, now residents in the Maricops county jail a ~ aitine trial on 8 simp'e little matter of train robbery and grand larceny.
 The Woodson youths held up a train on the N ( P 6 few weeks ago and have now added considerably to the gayety of the nations rep esented in the county bsstiie since they have graced that somber pile with their smiling presence.
 The Phoenix Gazette ssys tha. their latest "stunt" wss 10 cor fde with great detail and under promise of undy- ing secrecy in prisoner who was ahout 10 be discharged the where sbouts Of untold rches.
 They caused this terrified youth to swear uncsnny osths standing in the dark of his prison cell ths. the reyela tions about to be made would oerer be divulged. If they were the unhappy betrayer wss to be pursued by 8 ven detsa of which the boys were mem bers, and some da k night he would disappear and meyer, never be heard of again Horrorsl Also creepy mu- GIG. The dupe bit, hunted for the sack and found nothing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
From Tuesdays Daily.

The ladies of the Msccabees will give A social dance at Gage Hal! to- night, it being the first public enter. tain ment given by the ladies. Esery- thing is in readiness for a most en- joy able time, excellent music having been arranged for. Mrs. O Simpson and family left yesterday for Los Angeles to spend the summer at the seashore and enjoy the ocean breezes.
 II. A. JorgensoD, city surveyor of bisbee, is in Tombstone today on court business, having arrived last evening.
 drs. B. Brown is in the county seat on court business from her home in Bisbee
 Attorney W Galbrath of Tucson was among the arrivals on the early morning train.
 CIR. Mott and George G. Sleigh are in the city for several days from San Simon.
 F.. A. Tovera, the we'll known Bis bee butcher, is here today on court business
 ". c. Bsbcock arrived in town to- day from Fort Bsyard, New Mexico, and will be here for several days on mining business.
 R. E. Linn of Dallas, Texas and George s. Thompson of Fl Paso, are in Tombstone on commercial business today.
 J. J. Whstley of Los Angeles and J. L. Dunscomb of San Francisco are here today representing their com mercial houses and soliciting business from our merchants
 Attorney s. K Williams was among the visitors in the city from Bisbee, and departed thIs afternoon for Globe on business.
 Late yesterday afternoon Probate Judge Good body set sdriit upon the sea oi mat.lmony another couple. The contracting parties were Macxey 4 Crawford and Bertha McGrsth, of White.ster, this county. It had been the intention of the young people to be married by the justice Of the peace, but owing to his absence from the city, Judge Goodoody, ss he express ed it, consented to put the fxin $ on 'em," and sen. the happy couple upon their way rejoicing.
 The board 0! supervisors, sitting ss beard of equalization, is making a record at the present tine through the lack 0! anything to e9uslize While similar boards in other coun- tics :oi the territory are wrestling with complaining property owners, | according to the territorial press, the Cochise county board is finding prsc. ticaily nothing to do.
 Tn some manner unexplained, S. H. Mitchell, superintendent of the Phoenix street railway, received a heavy electric shock Saturday even- ing while standing in the car barns a few feet from 6 disabled car. The fi.sh rendered him unconscious and he fell, striking his head heavily against 3 steel rail. From this he re. ceived a scalp wound several inches lone. Mitchell i. recovering rapidly
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

To illustrate the agricultural possi- bilit.es of the Rillito, D D. Paul, who has 6 ranch tour and ope-balf miles from Nogales, has donated to the chsmbe, Of commerce for exhibition purposes twenty potatoes weighing twenty-two pounds and five ounces, picked at random from his seven-acre potato patch. His crop is abouttso- thirds harvested at the present time and the yield averages l2,0OO pounds to the acre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

At Bisbee Maria Lorsna, young gil. has received the annoLocement that she has inherited sbou, $30, 900 from an uncle who died in Sinalos, Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

Luis Torres is helc g: the city jail in Phoenix on 6 charge of having stolen 6 sl0 gold piece and swallowed it. He snstched the coin from . countryma hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
Cochise Assess i ments Increasing

A comparison of the number of ss
 assessments each year during the past five years shows that the county is growing. The following 's the number of assessments made ann uslly
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

ht assessed NaIuatlOn or mfne pro duction for 1910 is S4, ,sS7 .5O5 .29 1; tstal valuation of all property in the county is SIS. s.S66, ,525.s6. The total amount of exemptions is s609, ,Il0.90.
 Alter deducting the exemptions it leaves the net assessed valuation for 1910 of slS, ,25S, ,4l4.96; this being an increase of S200,637.05 over the ss- sessment of 1908
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
DEED

DEED Courtland Townsi'e X im- proyement Co to B A Packard; Courtland prop. TOO %
 co. MINING DEED Mrs James McGriffey toJF Wright X A Roper; Tur- quoiss Diet st........... 10 %
 WARRANTY DIED Arizona & Mexico Realty Go to Aloys Biel; Douglas prop l<o Vo Arizona & Mexico Realty Go to Manuel armendsriz; Douglas prop. l25 %
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Charles w Rsmbo ct uK to Giullermo Ramirez; Bis Dee prop. ...-.... ooo oV
 WARRANTY DEED Giullermo Ramirez ct uI to Bertha Goodwin; Bisbee prop lt bv
 TRUSTEES DEED Arioch Wentworth, trustee, to George Brsvin; Tomb; stoue prop -. ....... b 6o Arioch Wentworth. trustee, to Arioch Wentworth; Tombstone prop. ... l5 60
 REALLY MORTGAGE Bertha < Abe Good sin to A Steinield & Co; Bisbee prop ....-.- 4Vu Oo
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE. V H Fross to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co; horses and wagons. 100 % Pearce Cafe to Nst'n,l Cash Register Co; cash register 75 co
 SATISFACTION oE MORTGAGE L II < Frances M Dsinger- field to Pieded Chsves Edsard Sutton to Bud Snow etux
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT August Peterson vs Bisbee- Arizona Gold 6 Copper Co; levy on claims. .. 274 60 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION La Corona Mining Co; o q Wager & II s Hillmsn, Of Bisbee. incorporstors; capital stock. s250, ,00O. The lsmo Mining & Smelt- ing Go of Galveston, Tex; AitLOuH olHScs bOOSiar' capital stock, S300, 900
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED H E Dugsn. administrator estate of Martha Lyall. deceased. to James E Moulton; Douglas prop lJS0 OG
 MINING DEED yW,, Wm D & Chas s Mon- monier to E J Crouch; ] in mining claims. . %
 LEASE Robert Kneal to Pierre Felix Msriotte: Bisbee prop
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Chas Berta to John W Hogan; general poue-s
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE F M Gibbons to Pearce Mere Co; cattle. ........ 322 36 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Louis Marion to Phil Dim- mitt ct ux
 NOTICE OF LIS P5NDESs Henry Forrest vs Andrea Forrest; title to Bisbee prop
 TRUSTEES LIED Arioch Wentworth, mayor & trustee, to Frank W Good. body; Tombstone prop 10 60 A Wentworth, mayor and trustee, 70 J H McPher- SOD; Tombstone prop -. 35 60 Frank c Reid 10 Copper Queen Con Mng Go; DC ] sec B twp 3 R 27... 10 %
 WARRANTY DEED Chas Bertsfto Conto Albri- co; Bisbee prop. .... 40 % BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Iohn Asasd to Mcsss Rnhacs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24

Determined to make 6 hard fight to secure recognition in the coming con- stitutionsl convention, the republi- cans of Globe and vicinity have organ tzed what will bs known As the Gils County Republican Club.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-07-24
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.

RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY instruments Filed Nith the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mrs Eulslis Lara to Jose c .stro; Vii lcox D rop.... 100 co Chss A Finley ct ux to Daniel McKinzie; Bisbee prop ....... 500 Of
 TRUsEEDDTFk's Arioch Wentworth. trustee, 10 E J Jscklin; Tombstone prop .... 20 50 Arioch Wentworth, trustee. to E E Wilber; Tombstone prop -........ tV bu
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE Nj G Kirkpatrick to Wilcox Bank & rrust Go; cattle. 250 OO sArIsFAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE John Erickson to Chss A Finley
 RELEASE DEED Prevalent Mutu1 Bldg Loan Assn to K E Todd ct ux; Bi-bee prop
 WARRANTY DEEDS John c Donlevy ct ux to Panchits NJ Andrews; Douglas prop. ....... POO % Lula B Rath to James E Metts; Cochise prop. . l25 %
 c. c. DEED Mary E Leverich to Arthur F. Powel; land in zee I3 & 24. twp IS, R 29. 9..... 10 co
 co MINING DEED E Gsnz, s c Ganl, s Ober. fielder, Frank D Lovo,., Frank Gabriel. o \ Wood and John NJ Brown 10 c Ligier; Golden Rule dist. 10 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE E Metts 2. ux to Norton Morgan Comm1 Co.,; Co., chise prop ......... 25O % Courtland Business Mems Club to Southwestern Mere Go; Courtlsnd prop. 25l0 27 T D NJ Larrieu, E P A Lar rieu ct ux to Arizona Trust & Banking Co; lots in twp 2l, R %. .... 25c0 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE JW Wes,fall ct ux 10 \ E Boggs; horees . AZ co
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE John L T D M and F. P A Lsrrieu to Arizona Trust { Banking; cs..le .- 2s0 Q SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank & Trust Co to Robert Warren ct ux Cochi.e Lumber Go n E c Thomas ct ux John Wilcox to c L veazy Chris Jensen and Florence Jensen to lame. 0 Howker q 7 Hocksu besmer to James c Cowan ct ux
 POWER OF AToRNeY DRE Mcdonald to Duncan MeDonald; power 10 sell property
 BILL OF SALE, J L Sta nbsugh to Fred Haas; interest in hotel ct Douglas. s.-..-.. 1O4 OO VG Medisovicb to T c Beene; law books, etc.,. 200 OO Alexander Marry to T B Beene; Bis"ee prop.. 10 %
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT Allen R English vs Henry Haldermsn, Bcb Warren and Henry Swink; levy cn attIe, horsss { m I'es ... 7J4 co
 c. c. DEED NV Wallace ct ux to CrIs- snto Carlos; Douglas prop go co Vim H whipple ct ux to DE
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rides and suppers on land and sea.
provoked the two young men: to

, rides and slippers on land and sea,
provoked the two young men. to
Pointer went off to dress for dinner
and remove the stains Of travel while
the others sat on the steps to discuss
the arrival Of the new boat.
Birney and his; mother had come
ashore for dinner, and the syndicate
were gathered about the same table
when Pointer entered with Miss Wynn.
Hes making good start" COM
mented Birney. Lets send the waiter
over and ask Nora If she don't want to
have supper on the boat. Wen make
rarebits.' u
The waiter was dispatched with the
Invitation, but smilingly the girl de-
clined. A second suggestion that they
60 motoring was regarded with no
more favor and Sprague's suggestion
of run out to the light in the motor
boat was also vetoed. -.
! Looks as If Pointer might cut NJ
out after ALL suggested Sprakue
! glumly. Its evident that she wants to
! stay with him." s.. ~
II don't see why" asserted Bailey
II suppose he'll want her to sit on thu
beach and let him read her his lates
play. should think she would rather
go motoring" So
| ''Or have g. quiet evening on thu
deck of the Water Queen" added Biz.
ney. .<~:> ...~.. = :
! with run in the boat on the wa,