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Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Quiet Day in
 District Court

F. Jacklin vs Con Valdez; jndg- ment for plaintiff.
 Proyident Mutual Bnilding & Loan Association vs l. c Pendell; dismissed.
 US vs R T Roger.. who WAS given one year in the penitentisry and fined S50o, and has been taken to the Florence prison by Marshal Overlook, has filed notice of appeal to the su- preme court.
 The grand jury returned verdict against Joe Walker, charged with grand larceny for having stolen q horse from a Douglas livery stable The accused has been located at Ba. kersfield, Cal. and the ehsriff's office las taken steps to bring him hither McPherson vs York; judgment io plaintiff.
 Brunswick Bake Co.iender Co. V Geo M Land; judgment for plaintiff
 Ed Shipp, indicted for assault, wa arraigned and pleaded not guilty case to be set later.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Elimination of
 Reserve Lands

Word has just beeo received at tn. office of the forest service that ap prOximstely 50,000 acres have been eliminated from the Csrces national forest, principally in the Huachuca division in this county.
 This elih-ination. officials state. is the result of several careful boundary examinations which have been made during the past year, and careful e as ificstion of lands which are consid- cred chiefly valuable for forest rur- poses.
 The eliminatiOns cover portions oi the Huachuca, Tumscacofi and Bab "quiyari divisions of ,fe Carces Ha tional forest. The largest elimins- tion in the iIuachuca division in- cludes approximately F.. 2.5C0 acres lying south Of the Babccomaria land grant aud weet of tLe Huachuca military reservation.
 Approximately l7,0O0 acres have also been added to the TumacAcCri division.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
From Mondays Daily.

Surveyor McNeish is in the city on business before the board of super vlsors.
 EA rovrea and wife are Ton betone visitors from Bisbee.
 Henry Hall of Bisbee is county seat visitor or court business.
 Postmaster Locke of Courtlsnd is visiting Tom stone and shaking hands with many old friends.
 A razor sale is on for this week at Flach's Drug store full details of which appears in the display adver. tisement in this issue
 City Treasurer Ed Hughes returned yesterday from Risbee. He reports his mother recovering from her attack nf pnenmonia and considered out of danger.
 Jack Rice was among the familiar visitors to Tombstone today on court business.
 Dr. Edmundson, republican csndi- date for mayor in Bistee, was in town today before the grand jury ss wit. ness.
 |, n al frn Gleeson, had busi inese before the grand jury today:
 William Schiiliam of Benson was a onnty selt vi-lt)r lhis morning.
 Surveyor HenHinc, with s corps of surveyors of the El Paso X South western is csmped near Benson. The party has two surveys headed for Tucson. One line branches fl from the main line at Hereford, and the second is projected from Land sta- ton, about ten miles south of Benson.
 The table of the annual statement of gross output of Cochise county mines Is reprinted rJdsy, the state ment of oue more producer having been added and the change in the grand totals made. The verified statements filed with County Assessor Howe show the total output of Cochise county pr ducArs last year to be nearly s2000o,Q0), and far out.trips the record of any 0. our sister counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Saloon License
 Granted by the Board

Tie board of supervisors are in session today Chairman McCahe and Supervisors Bowen and Scheerer being on hand. This afternoon the board considered the matter of granting & saloon license to - Curran of Benson. A protest had heen filed by the Anti Saloon league but counter petition was filed by Benson citizens favoring the issuance Of the license. The license was issued, game being subject to revocation for formal violations as prescribed by law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Of General Interest
 To All Ariz0nans

Fen s. Hildreth of Phoenix has been admitted to practice before the interior department.
 Patents have been issued to Ari- zonans as follows: Frank c. Davis of Tucson, for a dust blowing attach ment for brnoms, brushes and the like.
 John G. Kirkpatrick of Prescott for an adjustable ironing board.
 Thomas Peacock of Jerome for a puzzle.
 Postoffices have beeu established as follows:
 Wilgus, Cochise county, with John A. Winch as postmaster.
 Elgin, Santa Cruz county, with Reubin B. Collie as postmaster.
 Plrtleville. Cochise county, with J. J. Langiord ss postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- yard for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known Fl. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all yusiness transactions and financially ,bls [. carry out any obligations made ov [ is firm.
 WLLD;ya, KIyNAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter 1ally, acting directly upon the blo. q and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Boiler Accident at
 IT. C. M. Co. Mine

Last night, when the T. c. M. Co. had just succeeded in unwateripg the lower levels, and when each attsche of the mine vied with one another in complimenting the company man. sgement upon it's efficiency in coping with the enormous eubterapnean flow, when, with the passing of this day geserai operations would have resumed, an accident resembling an unavoidable fatality occurred. The ten monster boilers and eight sinkers
 were in commission snl !, 7,5O0, eco gal.
 Ions of water were being raised to the surface in a day of 24 hours. But some disarrangemeBt occurred among
 the battery of bnile.s, powerwss di- unfinished, and ss a consequence the water encroached upon tine workings to an elirming extent, but not SC much so that the management be- | came ruffied or felt bsfiied, and ar rangements were at once perfected tc increase power facilities and proceed
 as though nothing had happened It was a mere accident that gives n'
 occasion for alarm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

The Tombstone Telephone Co are installing a new system of cables for the business district and the first cables were being strung on Allen street today.
 One of the inn ites of the county hospital found s purse containing a small sum of mccoy. yesterday. and turned 1t over to ths superintendent. The llser may sseuss the same by calling at the hospissl and giving a satisfactory description of the purse.
 The first number of the Arizona Labor Review has been issued Itis published in Phoenix under the man. sgemert of E. E. Motter, the first number being twelve pages magazine sizH. It will be published monthly in the interest of organized labor.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich vas an outgoing passenger this morning for Bisbee on legal business.
 President, E T Hams of the Tomb- stone Telephone Co returned last evening from a trip 10 Safford. .ir. Hams states the pending telephone deal between E Psso and Douglas ss reported in the papers, does not effect the Tombstone Tel Co.
 Mrs NJ R Pryce returned to her home at Tucson todsy after an en- ioysble visit of sever1l weeks in Tomb. stone.
 Mrs. Norman Bsss, dieter of Mrs Ethel Macie of this oity, is reported seriously i'll at her home in Los An gelos. suffering from pneumonia. The many Tombstone friends of Mrs Barr hope for her early recovery.
 Sam stanton of Bens1n was a Tombstone visitor yesterday. MT. stanton has the distinction of being the first white man to build dwelling house in Benson along in the carly eighties and has ever since beep 6 resident of the town.
 J $ Merrill, bishop of the dormon settlement at St David, is serving in the capacity of grand juror. MT. Merrill was s member of the first grand jury to be organized in Cochise county in the year 1881, when this county was first formed, after being severed from Pima county, of which it WAS part.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
UnIucky lndiscretion
 for Mexican Prisoner

Jusn Ramirez has escaped from the territorial penitentiary at Florence, aud although he was successful in making his getaway, Juan is a most unlucky individual. He was sent ont with several other men to do a little work outside of the prison walls, and during his absence Superintendent Rynning received from Governor Sloan a pardon for him. This paper Captain Rynning was carrying around with him, thinking what a pleasant surprise it would be to Juan when he returned. But Juan did not return, and now the prison officials are look ing for him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Condition of Arizona
 National Banks

The abstract of the condition of the national banks of this territory at the close oi business on March 29. as reported to the comptroller of the cur rency shows the average reserve held at 20. e per cent, against 20 3l per cent on January |; loans and dis. counts increased from S4 ,45O. $50 to S4.7l .937; gold coin from 1866, ll2 to s375,l40; lawful money reserve from s7Il 364 to s775,55I; individual de. posits increased from $6,7sS,22l to S6, ,8S5,62 The Mechanics and Me- tals National Bank of Kew York has been approved as a reserve agent for tine First National Bank of Douglas, and the Merchants National Bank oi New York ss the reserve agent of the Prescott National Bank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Arizona Indians
 Being Enumerated

No trouble such as is being expe. rienced in taking the census Of various Indian reservations in various parts of the country is being encountered on the Arizona reservations, accord ing to Joe Fihch, uperintendent of the Indian census, who has just re- turned from a trip to the agency at Apache of the White Mountain Apache reservation.
 NIT. Finch made the journey to give special instructions to the two enum- orators who are counting the redskins on that reservation and he reports that their work is progressing in good shape. Each enumerator has an in terpreter and MT. Finch believes that an accurate acc lunt will be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
l0tO 70

property, 96 instsllments sl5 each ... I0to 70 Rsy Kelley to Otto J Wyler
 Douglas property, due on or before s5 months. =. $50 co Richard Warren to l. F.
 Heige., land, due year. 543 OO James Cresto 10 8 Csretto lunch counter etc.... 5O OO RELrNQUIsHAEST OF PossessoRY RIGHT Meliua Johnson relinquisbes right to land in section 2l township 23
 LAND CLAIM
 Filed by Melins Johnson,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Tombstone Pioneer
 On Death Bed

Word was received in Tombstone today that Richard Gird lies at the point of death at his home in Los Angeles and his demise expected at any hour.
 Richard Gird was one of the asso- cia,es of Edward SchieffeliD who dis covered Tombstone and wss the part ner of the intrepid discoverer in the first locations of the camp. The Toughnut mines jointly owned by them later sold for Sl DOG, 900.
 The news of the serious illness of the pioneer Tombstonite will be re- ceivei with a pang of deep regret by thousands of Arizonans who knew the beloved pioneer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Have You Been
 Enumerated Yet?

Have you been counted yet? That is s serious question. Everybody want. Tombstone to have a full, sc- curate and complete count of her cis- iGens. Ennmerstor Meyers states that he will have completed taking the census oi Tombstone this afternoon, and hopes that he has overlooked no one. If you have nos been counted as yet notify Enumerator Meyers or leave your name and address at the PRosPEc1oR office and he will call and enroll you as one of Uncle Sam'- children-s proud distinction that makes of America the greatest nation on earth
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

Two blushing msid.ns of Darby, Pa have sritten the sheriff oi Pima county. imploring him to find hus- bands for them. They cay they are old maids between Is and P yesrs of age, and that they would prefer ranch men or sheriffs, but are not SO swfully particular as to the occupation of the desired masculines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Mexican Burned
 While in Jail

A Casa Grande dispatch says:
 An unknown Mexican, who WISE placed in the j.il here, burned to death. He either attempted to burn a hole through the jail wall and es- cape, or went to sleep with a lighted cigarette in his mouth and dropped it ia the bedding.
 The iaii was a frame structure, and was a mass of flames when the fire was discovered. No one could reach the door to release the prisoner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
MiddIemarch Co
 Continue Development

E. G. Kelly, Superintendent of the Middlemarch Copper Co ia Tomb tone visitor today. Mir. Kelly states the company is prosecuting develop ment work continually and opening up larger ore reserves. The recent death of Manager OGorman caused s set back of come plane ofthe company but same is expected to be carried out in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Wilcox Suffers
 a Disastrous Fire

Word was received in Tombstone today that disastrous fire broke out in Wilcox early this morniog doing considerable damage and orly by heroic work was the principal business tlocks saved. The fire originated in a barber shcp and swept about SIX or eight business hOnses in the fiery course northwsrd to the hotel. The fire was extipguished at the hotel which was badly scorched. The post office had narrow escape, some Of the interior fixtures being badly scorched. The large mercantile establishments of the city escaped.
 rhe origin of the fire was not learned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
BEvERIDGE POSES AS
 CHAMPION
He Makes a Few More Promises on the State
 hood Measure

A Washington dispatch of the 3d says:
 Senator Beveridge today announced that he intended to push the state hood bill with all possible expedition ss soon as the railroad bill is gotten out of the way
 There is & feeling among the sup porters of the measure that it will pass at this session Of congress, but nevertheless the delay because of other legislation which has the right of way is causing some apprehension. The bill in the senate is different. in sev- ersl particulars from the house bill.
 Delegate Cameron is working earn. estly fJr the early passage of the bill and is proving untiring and indom- itsble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Forest Fire is
 --- Still Raging

Latest reports iron: the forest fire n Temporal canyon, in the Santa Ritas. are to the effect that is still raging fercely and is beyond control ri the fire fighters, Nho gre working night and day to ges it under control. The fire, which has been burning for ,he past week, has swept over thou- sands of acres of forest land and is ,preadiEg at an alarming rate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

The real name of the young msn ,rrested ss Maricopa last Sunday af- ternoon fo: mssquersding in female attire, and who brought himself fur- ,her notoriety by escaping from the jsil at that place Wednesday night, being recaptured the next day, is Floyd l.. Armentrout. In company with another boy te escaped from the California reformatorv at Whittier on the evening oi April $.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Events Occurring
 At the Court House

Nh This wac a quiet day in court cir cles and and the attorneys amused themselves by recountinc interesting "reminiscences, while the bsiliffs took occasional ssunters over the beauti- V ful court house lawn h general air of epression prevailed throughout the corridors.
 The juvenile court vent into ses- sion upon petition of Frank Treat of Benson who alleged that his son, Frank, had developed into an incor- OO rigihls and ssked tbat the youth be committed to the Industrial School which ~ss done, the father agreeing to contribute Sl0 monthly for the beneficial precepts that may be incul- % cated into the waywsrd youth at ths correc. onal institution
 Pfaff vs Superior < Pistsourg Mine. oo Co. ct al: court dissalSes injunction and plaintiff gives notics of peal
 Yaple vs Henry ct al; iudg men for plaintiff.
 ..34 John Escspnle vs John Frohm; bJ agreement set for May 4.
 TN. Laken vs A. E. Hurst; judQ ment for plaintiff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

A lady's broan stocking containing two massive railroad watches in the toe, was thrown out of the back yard of Phoenix lodging house the other day The crew of passing train saw the stocking strike g rail and rescued the s,ocking. ihe most diligent in- vestigation has failed to unravel the nystery-or the stocking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
Shooting of a
 Bisbee Actress

Word received at the Sheriff's office today states a shooting affray occcrr- ed at Bisbee this noon when a man named Hughes sho. and seriously wounded an actress in the Orpheum theatre then shot himself. Further particulars were not had. Unrequited love and jealousy is presumably the motive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

The annual report of the United Verde for the year 1909, just filed with the Yavapsi county assessor, shows the output oi the mine for the year to bave been valued at s5.37O,- 76I.I4, divided as follows: Copper, 4.763, ,77s.52; gold, ss5l ,Soi.l2; sil- yer, $sa5, ,l8l .5O.'..
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

A Tempe dentist has introduced the practice of using bypnotism on patents while extracting teeth. It will probably be necessary for him to use hypnotism to get Peope into bis torture chair when his method be- comes known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

F c, De,endorf, chief oi the Ari- zona field division of the genersid land office, an occasional visitor to Tomb stone. has received official notice from W Washington that he has been ap- pointed superintendent Of the auction sale of the Parker townsite on May the 10th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08

trustee Tn preceding deed of trust in lieu ol J H Laurie who refuses 10 act. ....---....-..
 MORTGAGE CE Critics to State Mutual Bldg & Loan Assn, Bis- bee property -......... 4OoJ ou Gid Graham to Brunswick Bake Co lender Co pool tables etc. ID Oo SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bisbee 10 c Crites on Bisbee property. -.... Miss Ona Black to c W Black, partial release of mortgage Bsbee prop eIty. ........'-'' -JSV V'
 INCORPORATE Nebraska & Arizona Cd, at Paradise, stock sl, ,5OO. %, shares BIO.
 DRELEAsEEED Prevalent Mutual Loan Ass'n to Georg, McGiih- vary. Bisbee property. l6Oo co Provident Mutual Bldg & Loan Assn to w R Me- Comb Wilcox property 600) %
 DEEDS International Land < Imp Co to P E DoraD, Doug las property -...... 3UO uo Addie Slaughter Greene to Sarah Krentz, Dougla, property. 24Oo % EJH Hand to JC Hancock mines California mining cistrict- ..--.-.-.-. iV oV Gilber Gray to Nebraska & Arizona Copper Co, mining claims California mining district ... 10 W H s Chamberlain, W K Morrow, John A Bendele J 0 Hancock. Gilbert Gray. tO Nebrssks X Arizona Copper Go, var ious deeds, mining prop erty California dietnct.. 10 O
 MORTGAGES Lee Juvanovich to Sts'e Mutual Bldg 6 Lean Assn, 8i.bee property. POO 0 Sarah Krentz to State Nut ual Bldg & Loan, Douglas property -.... ifoo
 ATTAcHNEsT W 8 Barr vs Benton, levy on Douglas property 5s5ss3 Douglas Realty & Trust Co to Juila De hosear, Douglas property 10 c E Crites to Anna NJ Hin kley. Bisbee properly 100 wv Whitrey ct ux L Yin cent. P H Whitney heirs of Hugh Whitney, to Ryan Bros Cattle Co, land n . ... 15 JN He's to Sarah Hess Bisbes property. =. 10 H 8 Vein to II J Asiel Cochise property 26O
 MORTGAGES SW Dobson to State Bldg and Loan Assn, Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-05-08
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

DEkD JW Sanders to WE S,oref Paradise property ......$ 700 OO JW Sanders to W Stoner Paradise property. ..-- 5oO Oo Geo W Kaiser 10 Mrs L B Kinnarj, Cochise proper ,v 275 co Western Inves.msn, Co to Martin Costello, Bisbee property. -..-......... oo Overland Gold < Copper Co toJ H Laurie, Trustee mining property and machinery Tevis distrlct, oeea in trust, 4o00 co
 AP OINTMENT Of new trustee. H Laurie and Milton Ponce appoint R L Nichols trustee in proceeding deed of trust in lieu of J H Laurie who refuses 10 act. -.s-.'
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-03-17
TURNER'S ANNAUL
CONVENTION
45th Annual Meeting Of Mime
sofa Jurisdiction Held at
Wahpeton

The 44th Annual Convention
of the Turner Societies of the
district of Minnesota was held
at the Turner Hall at Wahpe-
ton March 18th and 18th. Fol-
lowing are the names of dele
gates.
Turn Verein-St. Paul
Carl Albrecht, Otto Hiersekorr1
A. ]. Krant, r. Hoenk, H. Ho-
enk, o. Schxek, E. Schmidt
hofer, NJ. Mohr.
West side Turn Verein st. Paul
E. Hadlich, H. Hadlich.
New Ulm-Turn Verein
Albert Steinhauser, Herman
Helm, Max Pfaender.
st. Anthony Turn Verein,
Minneapolis
w. Mueller, Herman Mueller,
]. w. Dreger, Oscar Taubert,
Chas. Andersen, Frank Weber,
Fred Kreher, Sd. Wachsmuth,
Walter Ball. Jacob Toell, E..
Wachsmuth, Jr.
Wahpeton-Turn Verein
]. N. Jurgensen, Math Gillen,
H. G. Albrecht.
Outside of the delegates
there where about ten visiting
members present. The con-
vention opened at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. March 18th.
H. G. Albrecht of Wahpeton
was elected chairman. The
meeting lasted all day.
The next Turner festival will
be held at New Ulm July 3rd
and 4th 1910. The next conven-
ton in Minneapolis.
On the evening of the 18th
speeches were made and a lit
erary entertainme ut given after
which the ladies of the Turner
Society of Wahpeton served a
splendid supper which was
certainly enjoyed by all.
On the 18th the visiting
Turner's gave a public exhibi-
ton and young Reeders' class
of home boys also showed
themselves very favorable.
On the evening of March IS,
there was general entertain
ment which was enjoyed by
all after which the visiting
Turner's were escorted to the
train.
In all the meeting was
great success.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-03-17

menting the school grounds
that do not apply to the home,
Suppose that each school house
that. was standing fifteen OF
even ten years ago had been
given a tract of two or three
acres and this land had been
properly planted to vigorous
long lived trees and adorned
with shrubs aud hardy flowers
Such spots would today be
the social centers of the com.
n anity. People would gather
there on all occasions and the
benefit and stim uius they
would derive in their COMING
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1910-03-17
Prof. Waldron Submits Landscape
Plans for District School Yards

The need for the improve
ment of school houses aud
grounds is so apparent and the
benefit to be derived 80 obvious
that we often wonder why pro.
gress in this direction has been
50 slow.
If education means for us the
glorious thing we 30 constantly
proclaim, we should make ite
surroundings aud appoint
ments correspondingly attrac.
tive.
The reasons for doing 90 are
more tar-reaching and import.
ant than a mere qualification OF