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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

dc 10 Que Sc cj?cuta tn el palaciC
lnp"rial, este cs, entire sus persona
jes.
Sin embargo, SO sabc one la salud
lie Ia czar;na dccae rapidam"ntc des
de el nacimicnto del pequeIo here
dero al trono, quien en- Ia actuali-
dad tiena c!nco amos de edad.
Corren rumores de que la espos;
del czar no vivira mucho, pues los
m"jores especialistas dc Europa la
han dejado por no series possible ha.
GER cosa alguna pa ra nlcjorar el es.
!ado nervioso que la afige. Sc ha di.
eho que los pobres no tiencn tiempc
de enfermarsc &c los ncrvios: cue es-
tc malestar cs para los ricos y los
0ciosos.
Pero tratAndosc de Ia czarina Sc
cxplica el cstado de sus nervios, pues
to que obedece directamente q que
Ia infortunada es padre del pr6xi-
mo empcrador de Russia.
Por al gunos ahos la cZarina cstu-
vo contraiada porque solo tcnia nj
ilas, y no nacia un varon para que
de este modo pudiera perpetuarse
La familia imperial de Russia; cuando
con gran algeria tuvo un niho des-
pues de haber nacido cua tro niilas
iQue leios estaba ella de pensar que
este deseado nino viniera a ser la
causa de que su vida Sc convirtiese
en- un vale de lagrimss y amargu
ras,
A este tierno niho sc lie esta edu-
cando de tai modo, que Sc prepare
para que sea un Moderno Ner6n. Ca
da impulse brutal Sc aplaude; cada
pensamiento V acto cruel del peque-
no, es estimulado alentado. Los
reaccionarios que solo Green que la
mano de hiero es la que Sc neccsita
en- ell gobierno de Russia, ahora ha-
cen presente al car que los proge-
sos que el peublo ha hecho hacia Ia
emancipation, son solamente debi-
dos 4 Ia debilidad de su caracter V &
sus impulses humanitarios.
Sc trata de persuadir al czar de
que Ia unica esperanza de que pue-
da yer 4 81 hilo asegurado en- ell tro-
no, e despoj4ndole de todo senti-
mien4O 1ecio 8 falta de firmeza.
A dsapeoho de todas las protestas
se6R6eaa d = esarna, se We en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

} hay ciudad en- el
mundo dondc las no
t!cias sean mas diff
Giles de ohtcncr, que
en- St. Pctcrsburgo
Y 10 mas dficil de
todo es conscguir da-
fnp 1-o,.;5l,on, ,.orno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23
| O toca innediata-
nente esa banda de
musica o te rnando
a cortar la .cabeza! d.
10 el futuro car.

su lado. Sc le pcrmite dar punta-
pics, bofetadas Y aranazos a estos
cuando a Il Sc lie antoia Y de consi
guiente, 81 ilegase a golpearlos nor
talmcntc, tambltn tiene autoridad
para clio.
Hay muchas aldcanas niheras en-
Russia que darian con gusto la vida
por satisfacer un antojo del pequcno
aut6crata.
il czarcvitch posec un terrible foe
te en- miniature, como el que usa la
policia rusa, para torturar & sus vic
,imas. Consiste aquel de una vara
gruesa V Il su extreme un fuerte liti
go hecho de cuero envuelto en- otra
vara flexible V ligera el latigo termi
ma en- un pesado pedazo de plomo.
Va SC We que con este instru
mento podria facilmente producer
Sc la muerte de un solo golps dado
con destreza. Sin embargo cl psaue
no tirano puede usar este latigo cuan
do Sc le antoia martirizar d los que
esten d su alcance.
Muchos eiemplos en- la reciante
hlstOna pueden verse de la sumisi6n
d que estan suietos los pobres cam
pesinos d sus superiores.
Durante la guerra ruso turca. ur
camino hundido presentaba o5st:;
culos i Ia artilleria para verifca i
paso rapldo de un lugar q otro. ri /
general en- iefe embellishments or
demo que una brigada de infantcria
Sc parara en- el camino, bicn juntos
unos de Otros, de modo que sus HON !
bros vlniescn 4 estar 4 nivel con el !,
'ampo. Y en- esta posici6n los infei
res soldzdos, pnentaron sus ca
oezas Y sus hon;,rus para que Dor
Hos fuesen arrastra6os los cafiones
sxeusado es decir que n,uchos de
a9uellcs pobres hombres quedarunI
lllf aplastados. l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23
La Czarina ac nal
mente. Languida, del
gada y enferrniza.

sia, 50 hace verdaderanente digna de
compassion.
Sc cree que la czarina padecc de
melancolia, aunque su malestar S,
describe algunas veces como neu-
rastenia; el case es que SUI condiei6n
puedc llevarla q una locura mcura-
BILE.
Ell aho pasado hiao un viaje q In
glaterra creyendo mejorar ljos de
los horrores de Russia, pero no obtu-
vo resultado alguno. Desde que Sc
anunci6 ell plan de eohcaci6n para
su hijo, ha empeorado y muchas We
ces no reconoce nj aun q sus amigos:
sufre fucrtes ataques y aunque estos
sean cortos, ella no recuerda nada
durante Ia crisis. Sc siente abrlma-
da por temores y tiene frecuente-
mente suefos que La mantienen ns-
ma de horror.
Sc dice que el csarcvitoh leva 4
cabo su tiranfa principamente con
sus hermanitas. Las golpea, las hAce
arrodillsrse delante de q s;empre a,
!e place, V elias tienen quo obedeoer-
le Y mostrar!e gran respeto y sunni
sion.
Sc cuenta que IN dfs jugaban las
cuatro grandes duqueeas con Ay
lego un general enviado por Ell CA.
para conocer 81 heredeso.
FL ruido que armaban ellos ces6 q
cntrar ell general y al momento q
pequeho Alexis Sc volvi6 gravemsn~
tc sus hermanas y les dijo,
-,Marchense.
Las ninas 10 hicieron con Ia misma
humildad que 81 hubiese sido el car
ordenando q 81 soldados.
Ell ear V los reaccionarios. ous
nian la escens. sc entusiasrnsron con
ste acto del nino que demuestra
evidentemente un hrme c.rScter.
In otra OCCASION, cruzando Ia f.
miia imperial el golfo de Fiulandia,
una noche dcspert6 el milo Y tiio 1
IN nodriza que deseaha cir Ia banda
lie mGsica.
Esta replied que no podia ser
pues era media noche v totlcs dr.
mian en aqucBa hora.
El nihc dijo cutonces:
-Haz que la hsnda toque cns,.
5ulda hsrS que te eorten Ia caot.I,
Con el ruido todos desp.rt=ro-
4 banda tuvo que socsr hastl O.. i
eaevitch d'io que estaba satite-
10.
Este ac:o Dc frmeza corlp!acii
Il extrCIro al ear.
Los hijos del Czar son, Gran du-
mesa G'ca QUE naSi6 en- i63j.-C;na
.GqueSi Eatlars, 1897. .-Grzn dua:s
. Naria. 1895 Gran Gugu-sa Ans,.
ria. :.ol Y cl Gran di;Qus heio
ciual Czalcvioh o prinsirs hsreIe-
y quo nacl6 en- 1901. Hene DOR ts--
-, el pequeilo principe ) amos de
49, e--& .s~@5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-23

Tales episodes V otros muchos r,
prscntado crUclcs conquiStas V ne
preston del pue! lu forman cl asuntc
dc todcs los cuadros prparat!os pa.
ra el czarevitcl e.l >uS Instructions,
y rcros. In iu-;.r De yer cuadro,
de ni!os Y ri1"s 'ugando inocente-
monte, vc c,-aco> cargando sobrt
Ia nIuchc,'Imhr. d Pedro el Grande
cortando cabezas 4 los rcvouciona-
rios, On sCs horas de comida.
Los cuadros de las paroles DE- sus
habltatirncs, no tienen ctros asuntos
-ino esc5nas en Russia desde el ITEM
/ po &c Ivan cl Terrible. hasta los pre-
yentes diAs.
Al cza-rvitch To Sc le ha ensensdr
! res!ctsF Y isMer nada mss QUO {
u p..dre. pero 70 pcr s"r pgd-s sino
pIHqUe e. 81 crsr. No :icrc quo de-
,2estrsr ningups coneS!ers ciGn nj
>u na6rc ri s sls he.nanas.
!. e-crins Gsn. 81 ea.az:n dez
F'saio Il vc- que i - hiio :, le cr-
4 - 4 - lrJ'a: aua eon riia, sums
IN I-sta ii;a Gel Cen duqu
g :,'sse o-:..-'g@' cIeyn~i941l-ucnt
-. = l-.- s.:s.::I - 81 :,.;.ei.. III.
r. ='> e. . :F's,:. N:c:1ris. se -,
20 D.ts-... 6oi- E,I-I1 !uei.s.. ,i:,r..r.
= :;uE-c: nL- su Prcssntc posiciju
=. I'LL r--s &c Us eondiciones de ku
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Dr. Bacon Will Visit
 Foreign Institutions

Dr. J. E. Bacon. accompanied by his mother who has been visiting here for several weeks, leave tomorrow for Los Angeles and Csliforn'a points on . three weeks' stay. Upon returning here they will shortly after continue Esst and by June first will cross the Atlantic. when Dr. Bacon will devote seversl months earnest work in study of sn advanced course in the famous medical institutions of Berlin and London. Tombstone takes c pardon- able pride in claiming Dr. Bacon ss . resident. and it is needless to say be is most highly esteemed and regarded by all. His brilliant professional attain. ments have won for him especial dis tinction, while ample evidences of recognition of worth and ability have repeatedly been conferred upon him by the members of the Arizona medical fraternity. Devoted to his proiession and keenly alive to progres. in med'cal and surgical discoveries. Dr. Bacon is indeed Q successful practitioner and worthy disciple oi Escuiapius.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Frem nsaday's Daily.

The egg trust is "busted." Tomb stone hens are nov flooding the market with hen fruit.
 HoS about recognizing the Tomb stone bassball ninef From the active manner that Old Sol is working. t is meet and proper to ssy that "bassball is now due"
 Is is getsing co in Tombstoos that one can not csoss the street in sAiety autos to the front of you. auto to the rear of you-sutos sysrywhere. and the territorial roads not yet con. struetsd. We contemplste che future in no littls fear.
 Ths Tombstone City Band is coon to give concerts on the plaza. This will be busy fall for the boys. ss 1t is campaign year and ws look for much moosie" to inspire the voter, and not all "ch'n music" at that.
 Tombstoneites who have not yet sent their corporation tax statement in to Uncle Sam ct Albuqusrque, are in bed. The time ran out March lst; all earning lees than five thousand dollars net are exempt.
 Mayor GeaTge Nesle, of Bisbse. is . Tombstone visitor today on . brief business vAit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Farewell Dance to
 Popular Young Lady

A farewell dance vas bad ct Gage Hall last evening in honor of Miss Veroette Bstchelder, one of Tomb stone popular young ladies, who left today for Fl Psso. where she will dedicate herself to the sllevistion of sufissing and become trained nurse |. The danoe was given under the suspices of the Entre Nous Club. of shich social organization Miss Bst- oheldsr was . highly esteemed mem. be-. The sntirs club membership and To numbss of friends were present. Daneing and general socisbility wera
 induleed in to lats hour, and [ sslucssnt farewell taken of the charm ing young Isdy, who takes with bel
 tbs bet wishes oi . large circle O
 iFisods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Mexican Custom
 Service Scandal

Word was received in Tombstone that . startling sensas,on has dsvsl- oped h the custom servi,s ou the Mexican side oi the line and che Mex ican oustoms collector, several assist ant custom collectors, inspectors and guards in the Mexican custom service at Nogales have been summsrily re- moved from their respective offices.
 No specific chsrges have been made and ss far e learned the officials arc not under arrest, although it is re- rc..ed .!! .rs under gu.rd pending developments.
 The announcement has created . tremendous sen'stion at Nogales, e reports of far reaching scandal in con. nection with the custom ssrvics ie current oo the streets in that city.
 Tho report is current that the gov- ernment bas discovered . de6cit Of nearly . million dollars . year in the normal revenues that the distFict should have shown n the recent past. But whether the deficit is the result oi loose enforcement of the revenue laws, caselessness, fraud or embessls- ment is not stated.
 These latest disclosures, however. have caused an immense sensation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
From Tuesdays Daily.

Miss Maria Santa Cruz left yester. day for Los Angeles, where she will make her future home. Mrs. Grace Anderson, who several months ego entered one of Tuoson's 8 hospitals to become . professional nurse, arrived in Tombstone yester- dsy on . brief visit to her mother. Mrs Mary P. Barrow. She left this morning for St. David to visit her tso children. sho are ct present being cared for by her sister, Mrs. Nellie NJ Fowler.
 The odd Fellows meet tonight.
 The next regular weekly Lenten tea, given under the suspioes of the lad es of the Episcopal church. will be held st the residence of Mrs. F. N. Wolcott on Thursdsy afternoon between the hours of 3 and 4:30 o'clock.
 Charles Locking, cashier of the Bank of Coursland. was . brief county seat visitor today.
 Nick Noble, one of the Tombstone pionsess and at present a prosperous reeident of Bisbee, was c county seat visitor today and kept busy shaking hsnds with many old time friends and scquaintsnces here.
 Bert Beach left today for Portland, Oregon, where he goes ou . visit with friends and relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Another Captured
 by cupid's Dart

Attorney John c. Riggs of this city stole . march on bis friends and with out giving any warning or prsvious has quietly joinsd the ranks of tine bsnsdicea- When Mr. Riggs left here for the east it wss not suspicioned that he had slyly entsssd into sn agreement with Cupid, bus is appears thsS the compact was duly carried out to the letter, when oo March 3rd, ct Upper ssodusty. Ohio. he led Miss Jeanette M Bsauns te the altar. sud the happy couple joined in
 vedlock. Now shas we think cf t,
 the earnest John wss . little pes-
 sistsnt in knowing how to master hia
 suso and the many thing his bsehslos frisuds observsd sod could not iAshom, while persectisg himssii in ssyseal other masssss sss nos quits o,sas. Tn, plans .; shs couple sss nos ksovn, bu' bssrty seegFasulstiaas ass sxtsedsi l aod . soysl vs,eoos awaits thsi arrival in Tombstooe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
E. ". Topping Was
 An Avalanche Victim

Tombstone people will remember Eugene W. Topping, who, about year since. put on a benefit here for the local Red Men, and previous to that appeared here with the Halliday Musical Comedy company. It ap. peass from yesterdsy's dispatches that Topping we one of the unfortunstes who were caught on the ill.fsted Great Northern train. which was buri- cd by sn avalanche of snow at We'll ington, Wash., recently The ava lsnche that buried the train resulted in the death of fourteen passengers. and the serious injury of nineteen others. 6eventy-one passengers are reported missing and Topping is among this number.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
New MaragerArrives
 for Telephone Company

A bouncing baby boy arrived at the Ijams household yesterday morning. and Manager Sheldon Ijsms of the Tombstone Telephone Co. has given but little attention to anything else since the new heir arrived. And any how, what matter few "croesed wires" when the genial manager has ears only for the lusty "ringing in" of the far more musical "call" of c cherubic youngster. who, ,isbove a'l others. has . perfect right to "switch" his stten- tion. The mother and boy are doing nicely. and the proud psps-well, he is all right.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Purchases Interest
 in Supply Company

George K. Reed, who for number of years wss superintendent of the Shannon Copper companys holdings ct Gleeson, and who resigned several months since, is nov located in Phoe- nix, where bs has purchased . halt interest iu the A. G. CaElsweli Electric company, who deal in electrical sop plies. The company was recently in- corporsted. and has secured . number of contracts for furnishing supplies for buildings nov being erected ID Phoenix. Mir. Reed hes many frieods in this county, who wish him we'll n his new venture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
Wheeler Announces
 Himself a Candidate

Capt. Harry 0. Wheeler, we'll known in Tucson and elsewhere throughout tbe territory, in . letter to an sc- quain.ance in this city yesterday. sn- nounced his intention of becoming . candidate for sheriff of Cochise coun- ty this fall. Captain Wheeler is best known e the former captain of the rsngss forcs of Arizona, but iong prior to his appointment to that petition he had n sde for himself reputation e an ofiicer.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
HaIIey's Comet at
 Its Best May 10th

Prof. Douglas of the .Universisy of Arizona recently delivered . lecture oo comets at Tucson. The people of this city will be interested in the following information about Hslley's comet:
 In its present return it was first sighted on last August 18th. We saw it at the University in November and have been watching it gradually grow brighter ever since. It is not yet visi. ble to the naked eye and I am not sure 1t will be until Apr,l. On our astronomical map. .h;: comet comes in above and from the left, passes to the right of the sun and goes away st the bottom. We could figure out from this diagram that after the comet passes beyond the sun in the latter part of March, it becomes visible in the east before sun sise from April { to May IT. and will then psrhsps, be at its very beet about May 10, when l advise you ail to get up and see it. On May 18th it passes directly between us and the Sun and is chen . distaut from from us only . trihs 100000 miles. Alter that for sone weeks it will be visible in the west after sunset, being at it's best perhaps between May 2lst and 27th to where it will stand upright above the western horizon. [ little north of west, inclioing come
 what to the south. This I expect te
 be the finest view of . comet that
 most of us will ever have, until its re
 turn again after another 75 years
 which I hope you all will live to see.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
spring. shipments beginning about the middle of April.

spring, shipments beginning about the middle of April.
 O. F. Miller. formerly immigration inspector ct Nogsles, has been trsns- fsrred to Amarillo, Texss, and his successor ct Nogales will be V. F. Earth, formerly of Benson. A housebreaker was landed in jail at Tucson early Thursday morning just fifteen minutes after being dis covered in the home of Mrs. John F Fitch. She telephoned for officers, who arrived just as the thief was making his escape.
 Louis D. Waters, who has been stationed at Tubas. will succeed Virgil F Parth as immigration inspector at Benson. Edward P Morse of Fl Psso will have charge of the Tubas office. A few minutes delay in treating some csses of croup, even the length of time it takes to go for doctor, may prove dangerous. The safest way Is to keep Cbsmberisins Cough Remedy in the house. and at the first indication of croup give the child c dose Pleasant to take and always cures. Sold by ali dealers.
 A high wall of slsg is being built along Chase creek at Clifton, which when completed will protect the town from damaging floods to which it has been subject in the past.
 Frank Hayward, who recently be- came prominently identified with a large mining proposition in the Para disc district, died Wednesday at Doug. las of typhoid fever.
 George Holmes, well known m ner of Ysvspi county, died last week at Prescott from miners consumption with which he had been afflicted fer many years.
 Desiring to test the efficiency of the fire drill the Prescott board of trustees turned in c fire alarm ct the Wash- ington public schools unknown to the superintendent or teachers and the ten rooms were emptied in perfect order in just 40 seconds.
 At the first annual convention of the Anti Saloon League of Arizona at Phoenix last week Dr H A Hughes was unanimously reelected ss presi- dent. The other officers are c T Hirst, vice president; H Langston, secretary; L H Christy, treasurer; " M Burke, superintendent.
 For good behavior Charles L Wright and H s Buckner, both serving ten year sentences which would have ex- pired within the next year and half, were psroled from the Florence prison by Governor Sloan last week. Wright was sent from Graham county and Buckner from Gils.
 The Osborn school district of Mari cops county at last weeks election de. clared in favor of the issue of $l7. 900 bonds for the purchase of additional school grounds and the erection of new buildings.
 At the orstoricsl contest at the In- dian school at Phoenix last Thursday evening the gold medal was won by Lucy NJ McAfee and the silver medal by Vivian Chase.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
I Especial to THE PaosPEcroRl

Washington, March 7.-Alshough it was expected that the statehood bill would be reported today nothing developed. The educational qusli6 cation feature of the bill is given as . reason for holding up the measure.
 The disfranehisement of many vot- ers is held to be political and the msster is sssuming such proportions that the out ook Tor statehood legisls- sion is becoming more hopeless.
 Senator Plstt died yesterday st his home in New Yosk from heart failure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
In the Various
 Courts of Records
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT ooURr
 Lottie May Casey vs John J Casey action for divorce. Henry Holborn vs Lavins Camp bell Holborn; action for divorce.
 John Handler vs Nike Hannon s3,O50 damages, account assault and battery upon plaintiff.
 John Handler vs Sam Fields; $S050 damages, account assault and battery upon plaintiff.
 PRoBATE COURT Estate Secundino Montanes; day set for hearing letters of sdminis- tration.
 Estate of J W Youst; order appoint. ing appraisers.
 Estate Wallace E Sisson; order to show cause why whole estate should not be assigned to widow and minor children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

The boys basket ball team of Tue son high school defeated the Basbse boys in . game at Bisbee Saturday night, but the Biabes high school girls won . game the same evening from the Univsrsity of Asisons girls. A daoce followed,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

Donald NssDooslh ed } 0 Callag- hsn ol Bishss VsIksd to Naeo sad rs- turn Wednesday night oa . wagss. ths one showing signs oi "iaggiug" to bay the breakfast oa their rstusn. They covered tho A milss b 5 Aouss and ss niausss snd shss walk sssultsd h . dso0, -s '
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
The Feeling Was
 Mutual Between Them

IL ..: an edisos away "oas west' who received . letter from sn indig- nsat subscribsr saying: q don't want my paper any longer" To which the editor replied: "That is sIl right. l wouldn't make it any longer if you did because in that case I would have to boy . new pres. The present length iuss suits me, snd l am glad it suits you"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

LA Pitts of Ash Fosk has sersnesd ios the shipment of four douSle car loads of lambs from his Salt River val Icy iarms to the Kansss City markets for the Eastse trade, this being the earliest lamb shipment: ever made essm ths territory. -
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

The Magne brothers and Riley Mil Ter of Douglas, who for the past three or four years have been doing develop. nent work on group of claims in the Huachucs mountains, have been encouraged by strike of ore rich in copper and silver.
 A tiny baby, abandoned by heartless parents who left no clue to their identity, was discovered on the door step of Phoenix hotel last Thursday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

~uuesss rsas Dsvsn WIsA caseasOR e Se;as' s S.ssarS SoS s ;cs; ssss.:s .c.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED Jesse Yoakum ct ux to
 O Greensn. property
 in the Warren mining
 dfetrict. IO .. O Greeoan to Martha J lGreenan. his wife. property in the War ren mining district, consideration love and aHectloo ............ Courtland Towpsite and Improvement co m. pany to c J O'sOn. property in the Great Western addition to Courtland ........... 53O International Land and Improvement m. pany to J G Dixon. property in the Claw. son addition to Doug las. SoO
 MORTGAGES Walter M Foster ct ux to F L Williams. realty mortgage on property in Kline 4 Ewells subdivision to Settlers first addition to Doug
 iAe. wv = Ben Franklin to J W
 Furr. realty mortgage
 on Douglas property. $50 .. G I and Fv Van Meter
 to William 0 van,
 realty mortgage on
 land in township 20
 south, range 26 east.. 2OO0 ..
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE. William Turvey to c H
 Holtz; chattle mort-
 gage on 2 horses and
 l saddle. ........... 70 ..
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE J F Qusils to Owen
 Greenan ct ux. satis-
 faction of mortgage... -l L Overlook to Frank
 Haines and J E Logan
 satisfaction of mort
 gage Mrs Mary McNsmars to
 Ben Franklin. satis-
 faction of mortgage - SATISFACTION OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE. L J Overlook to Louis
 Kohn and John Zam-
 barelon, co partners under the firm name
 ot .he National Pure Candy company, satis- faction of chsttle mort- gage NJ Roche to Bemis Webb satisfaction of chattle mortgage age............
 BILL OF SALE William Bslford to D Nj Sharratt, bill of safe for room house on lot 49 Copper Queen lease, and other buildings, etc; situated in Upper Lowell ........... 6W
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-03-13

6. block Al. in Doug- tee. ... ..-.