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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-19
A Clean Salye

Is desirable. Dr. Bells Anti.
septic Salye is q creamy snow
white ointment and guaranteed for
all skin diseases, such as eczema,
salt rheurn, chaps. etc. CSC. 7-f1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-08-19
Mel0IoborI3ooo Ncws
BY OUR REGULAR STAFF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Harvesting is nearly over with
in his vicinity and threshng will
soon begin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Archie Roosevelt
 In Phoenix

Archie Roosevelt, son of former Rough Rider president of the United States, spent Sunday in Phoenix. Young Roosevelt is attending the Evans school near Mesa and came up to the Capital City yesterday for an outing and to relieve the monotony of school life. He attended services sr Trinity Episcopal church and listened to an eloquent sermon by Bishop-elect Atwood. Few in the congregation knew that Roosevelt was ia church. Ire young man finds Arizona much to his liking, and inherits the love of the wild which constitutes part of the fame of bis distinguished father. He Is also acquiring some proficiency as A rough rider on his own accoun. When the former president comes to Phoenix in March for the purpose of formally dedicating the R )oseyelt res. ervoir he will spend a short time with his son.-Phoenix Gazette,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Only 0ne-Ha!f
 Removed Sunday

Only 6fty-four, or in other words just one-haif, of the los pstiests at the county hospital were transferred yesterday morning from the old hos- pitsl to the new hospital and poor farm -t Douglas Those of the in mates who were s;ck iu bed and the most feeble ones were left here and will not probably be transferred until the latter part Of this week or the first Of next week.
 Two spec al passenger coaches were attached to the S:l0 q. m train for the hosp tsl patients The special coaches were standing at the Allen street tossing. being the nearest point from the hospital, where the aged and afflicted men and women were put on care. Quite 6 pumber of Tombeoner. were present and with moisty eyes watched the fsltering step of the departing pioneers as they marched to the cars on the rod, so familiar to them probably for the last time.
 Sparkling tesrs were rolling upon the wrinkled cheeks of several in- mates as they bid good bye" to their friends and the familiar scenery of the place tbey loved SO we'll. Some broke into sob- ss the train began to move towards their rev home.
 Dr E. W. Adamson, the medical superintendent, and H. H. Hall, resi- dent superintendent, of the new hos. pital were here and accompanied the pee ial cars to Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
No Disturbances
 at MagdeIena, Mex.

County Surveyor John s. McNeish was among rhe incoming passengers today on the noon train from Bisbee. on business connected with his official position.
 Mr. McNeish has just returned from business trip 10 Magdelena, Mexico, where he was for Q number oi days. He stated that while in that section he witnessed nothing ths: would lead him 10 believe that a revolution was in progress, in fact, ever, thnig and every body was as quiet and serene as on any of his former visits to that section. although considerable fighting and dstur. 5ances we're daily reported in the papers on this side of the line from tha, section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
From Tuesdays Daily

Peter (. Hanson is in the county seat from Bisbee on business before the district court. having arrived last even ing.
 John G. F. Hot1er, IT.. came in this morning from Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. and will be here for several days on a business mission.
 L. E. Matteson was among the ar rivals from Bisbee this morning on court m alters.
 F. Dirgenan is among the visitors rom Bisb-s on blsiness before the court.
 J. F. Parker arrived here or the early train this morning from Tucson. having business before His Honor. Judge F. NJ. Doan.
 Deputy Sheriff Will White came in this morning from Bi.bee. having busi- ness with the sher ifs office. Mir. White also acts in the capacity of deprty United States marshal at the big cop per camp.
 lion. Fred Suuer. representing Co., chise county in the lower house of the las, territorial legislature, arrived from Bisbre today 10 attend to certain legal matters nov pending before the district court.
 Robes Schaffner was among the ar rivals ,his morning from Tucson, having be.n called here from the old pueblo on court matters.
 ]. s. Williams of Bisbee was among those who arrived on the noon train from the pig copper camp. MT. Willi- ams is in no way related 10 the district attorney. even though he bears the same initials.
 5. w. D bson arrived in the county seat from Bisbee on a stay of severa days business. L. S. Arnold is among the Tucsonians who are in Tombstone attending the presen, session of the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Tombstone Elks
 Attend Memorial

About fifteen or twenty Tombs'op- ite- attended the EIks memorial servic ,s at Rishee yesterday, This annual observance Of the Elks Mem. orisl Day is indeed s noble tribute to the departed brethern. These exer- cises are always held on the first Sun day in December, and they give 6 view to the outside public of one side Of that noble order, other than the .uunyside-it presents to the " rld the serious side Of ths, great frstern- ity.
 The exercises were attended by an audience that packed the 0rpheum theater to tie d ors. The stage was beautifully arranged into floral effects and tablets of love ard memory. The musical numbers were excellent and the two addresses we e delivered by our fellow to-nsmen John Will liams and William G Gilmore. Both gentlemen handled their subj. cts on entirely different lines and the i'm. preset D made hy 10th speakers was very eff c,ive, each being a most scholarly address, and b.th beine listenrd to with the utmost attention by the vast corcourse of people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
I. C. M. Company
 Plan Developments

The Tombstone Con. Mines Go have filed in the office of County Re, corder Mcdonald a certificate of amend ment to it- articles of incor poration, Article K amended giv- ing the company power to borrow money, etc., to amount of six million dollars.
 Sometime ago The PRosPECTCR published a news item stating that the company was making arrange ments in the way of raising additional funds for the purpose to develop its Tombstone mines more extensively. Now with the filing of this amend- ment it practically confirms the story. It puts the company in power to raise just double the amount o! funds than it had authority to do before.
 From realisble sources II is learned that the company's present develop opment work on the hill has reached the point now where with a little greater effort large ore bodies will te unesrthed and the company will be- gin tc receive reward for its faithful and untiriug efforts to meet and come out victorious over every one of the several obstacles that confronted 1t and seriously hinde-ed the develop meut work. The water proposition, which hiadered the work more than anything else, is now settled, the capacity of the pumps being so great at the present time that it is not nee. essay to utilize their fuil capacity in order to hold the water down to point where every nook and corner of the big mine can be advantage ously reached and worked, and now that more finances are on the way we can look for the hera ding of the long hoped for rich strikes on the h'll--re- sulting in the return of the life and activity of the first boom days-out more substsntial and lasting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Frank C. Earle
 Visiting Tombstone

Frank C. Earle, president of the Hershal Mining Milling company operating m this district, and general manager of the Fl Paso Smelling & Refining company, arrived in Tomb stone on the noon train from the Pass City.
 Mir. Earle is frequent visitor to Tombstone, on which occasions he in spects the progress of the work being made on the Hershsl property, which is numbered among the producing mines and shippers of the tombstone district. which sends to :he smelters at EP,so it's regular shipments ot high grade ore each week.
 Mir. Earle has grea, faith in this district and believes that it is only a matter of tune when the old camp will again take its place at the head of th<
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
From Mondays Daily.

Ed Ho~srd, the popular Ccchi e county cattleman. was a Tombsto ne visitor today from Douglas.
 Attorney John DOsn of Douglas is in attendance on cour. today.
 Hereafter if the sender of A register. letter wishes a receipt from the person addressed, he must ask for it. for the government no longer requifes that one be gived as a matter of course.
 Francis NJ. Hartman, the well known Tucson attorney, arrived in the county seat this morning from the old pueblo on legal business.
 Miss Mabel Simmers was among the arrivals today from Bisbee and will spend fews dye here being sn applicant for teachers certificate.
 J D. Seeley is here today from Douglas, having arrived ID Tom bs'one yesterday on business matters.
 Attorney Lyman H. Hays came in this morning from Wilcox. having legal matters pending before the court which demand his attention.
 Miss Lilly Belle Neal is visiting friends in Tombstone fer fortnight from her b Jme st Pearce.
 s. W. Swayzee, the well known mining man, arrived m Tomb-tone this morning from Pstagonis on busi. ness. Mir. Swsyzee is now connected with the Arzoua Mines and Milling company at that place, and which company also owns valuable claims in the South Pass district.
 Miss F Hatch accompanied by Mrs But'erfeld arriyed from San Andrews California, this morning, and will spend several days in Tombstone with friends, en route east.
 C.V. Bosrdmsn and wife arrived on the noon train from HerefJrd to- day, NIT. Board man having business to atleLd 10 in the county seat.
 W. P Cannon was among the pas sengers on the noon train from Bstee on court business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Fifteen Taking
 The Examination

There are fifteen applicants for teachers certificates before County Schoo! Sup. F IT St0TeT. wSu, today, i- conducting the regular quarterly examination at the office of the Board of Supervisors.
 The applicants are called upon to pass s rig examination, the list of que.tions mhrscirg kno ledge oi all studies required of the pedagogue being exhaustive. The examination papers are forwarded to the territorial examining board at Phoenix for final checking. or the present spplicsnt- six are for life diplomas. The names of Cochise county applicants are as follows.
 LIFE DIPLOMA
 Kate c Carson, Mabel Small, Cora B Thomas, D Seeley, G W Wood, and Lois Allen Stewart.
 AND II GRADES
 Nell Kline, L E Mstteson, E R Lynch, Ruby Ament, Mrs c V Boardman, Willie Connor, Lilly Bell Neal, L Ali. Harris and Mabel Sun 2. mers
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Troop F Leaves for
 The Philippines

Bound for two years service in the Philippines, Troop F of the Eighth cavalry which for the past two years has been stationed at Sort Huachucs, are en route to San Francisco on special train, composed Of standard Pullman for the officers, tourist for the enlisted men a baggage car, and stock cars for tine horses,
 The troop was commanded by Maj or Ripley, Captain Sweezey, and Lieu. tenant Collins. Dr. Steele and Dr. Howell, regimental surgeons, accom-. panied them. The troop will sail fr ,m San Francisco tomorrow on the transpcr, Sheridan, and will be sta. tioned at Manila.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

producing mining camps of the south west.
 Some very important development work is being prosecled On the Her shal property, ant rapid lrogre is nov beng made 10 sink ng d win1e on the 5oo-foot level to tap a cei tain body of high grade ore.
 During Mir. Earie's stay in Tomb . stone he i. the guest of General Manager Douglas Gray of the Hershsl Mining S Milling c mpany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Shipping Cattle
 From Sonora

United States Customs Inspector George Ssyres arrived in Nogsles rhursday evening and has been busy attending to the crossing of cattle shipments from Sonora points enroute to California Another shipment of 1900 head of cattle from Imuris and Magdslens, Sonors, will be cross- ed to the American side upon it's srri. val in Nogales, Sonora which, it IS ex. pecte1, will be in . day or two.
 This shipment will probably be cent to the Kansas city markets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Departs for Mexico
 on Mining Mission

Fran: Dean, the well known mir ing engineer and expert. representing the Western Mines Corporation of Chicago. departed on the early train this morning fcr the northern r.,. of Mexico, where he goes to exam,ne certain mining propositions now under bond and operation by the Western uines Corporation. IL Is silver and lead propsrty carrying high values. MT. Dean vii! return to Tombstone about Ihe middle or later part of nexl month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
New Cases In
 Both Courts
DISTRICT CoCHT

DISTRICT CoUsT
 The following new cases have been filed in the district court:
 Frank Graf vs Frank R Ross, to recover 57O0 shares of stock of Bistee Extension Development company, or S22 800 damages.
 Arizona Mutual savings and Loan Association vs Fernand Vigne, ct al. to foreclose mortgage on Lot l, Block l9. Bis5ee.
 AIzona Mutual Savings and Loan Assn vs R L Johnson, ct al, to fore close mortgage on Lot- 9, 10 and II, Block 36, Musgrave Addition to city of Douglas.
 Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Assn vs Martha | Cssswell. e. al, to fyI-c,"-- mortgage o6 Lyts sSS, 2! .B3 2s, Block 43, Douglas. Anyone MrfuaI Savings and Loan Assn vs Zelphi. Miller, e, al, to fore close mort ,age on Lots II, F and l3, Block r, Bishee.
 Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan Associstion vs Viola Douthitt. ct al. to fureclose mor'Rsge on Lots 4, ,, 6 and ', Block 20. Bi-bee. PROBATE COURT In the matter of the estate Of Isaac Shaw. deceased, final account Barne K RIggs, sd sdmIni-trator, ID approved and residue of estate distributed to Archi. bald Shaw. being certain personal property and undivided mining Irter. esfs and other real estate, and ordered th.t the administrator be discharged and sureties released.
 Estate of Alexander K Wsddell. de- ceasei E R Lar sford, Patrick Fnz- p.'rick and John Verfurth appointed appraisers.
 Estate and gusr1ianship of Mary Eva. Frank, Rosa, Frieds .nd Amy Suttey, minors, ordered thst Georg suttey be sppoiuted guardian.
 Estate Of Mary King, deceased ,fns account of H Ros-, administrator approved. and residue Of estate dietri buted to Sarah Jefferson being certsiI real property ct Bisbss aud Nsoo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Miss Hall Secures
 Valuable Volumes

Mise Sharlot NJ Hall has succeeded d in obtaining a copy of one of the most importsnnt volumes ever printed and published in Arizona. IL is an eth noicgicsl dictro nary of the Navajo language, compiled and printed by the Franciscan fathers at the saint Michsels mission. Two hundred copies were printed and Mise Hal has Ne. l99. The book contains beside the dicti9nsry a great number of Na- vajo folk stories.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
New Mining
 Company Formed

Another nes mining company has entered the Cochise county mining field, the same being composed of sub stsnt al business men. in the persons of John Gleeson, 0. Gleeson, and George Buxton and F. A Iovrea, of Bisl ee. The name Of the new com psny Is the Surprise Developm en company, and 1t will operate ia the Turquoise mining district, where MT. Gl-eson owns extensive and valuable copper properties, besides a number of groups which he also has under bond, and which adioin the we'll known Gleeson group in that district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Actor Loses Out In
 WentzIer Will Case

At Phoenix in the Wentzler will contest in the district court, the jury returned verdict Saturday, awarding the estate of Mrs. Wentzler to her daughter. leaving ont entirely Willis West the actor. who was the wo- mans second husband, The verdict SC g sside a second will made by the decedebt in winch she bequeathed her estate to West. It is alleged tba, she wac of unsound mind when she made the first will. The juy's de- ci-iou sustsios the verdict of the pro- b ,te court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Lowell Woman Taken
 To Insane Asylum

Mrs. Lizzie Holland of Lowell wss committed to tine asylum yesterday, the unfortunate woman be ing a vic- tim -Of fancieG Authorizations. She is in dread of imaginary enemies and =ees lurking ice m every nook and corner. At times the unfortunate woman becomes violent snd it was deemed best to place her in restraint with the hope that treatment at the asylum may restore Der to normal condition. She was taken to Phoe. nix today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Arizona Measures
 In Congress

A Washington dispatch dated Dec. , says.
 "At the opening of congress this morning Delegate Cameron introduce ed a bill allowing the board of control of Arizona on or before the second Monday Of August, 1911 to authorize tax levy the sam as for the year ending June 30, 1911, flor the year ending June B, 1912, for territorial institutions.
 "It also authorizes the payment of the fair commission not to exceed SlO,OOO, and prohibits killing of ante- lope prior to March I, 1915.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Another Pardon
 Is Granted

Ezra 5. Barnes, aged 67 years, who has been in the territorial prison since ls99, vas pardoued yesterday by Act- ing Governor George U. Young.
 Barnes vas convicted upon circum- stantIal evidence. and sent m for life on charge of murder from Ysyapai county. Since the time of his arrest and up to today he has maintained his innocence at all times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
RANCH FOR SALE
 - IlzE s2ln

For sale l6D acre ranch, wind mill and tank, 2i head cattle and horses; plenty of open Isnd fly to go to blowing to put in alfalfa without cut ting brushe; bored vel B feet deep, ! inch casing pipe down all ready to put an engine on to pump water on the orth side of the rsnhh; all under sence COTS al and small pasture fenced of at the house and it is I2xl6 lum- Der; also machine and rake; black smith shop and many tools, Ranch, onehalf mile north of Soldier Hole in the Sulphur Spring valley. Object of selling, old age and poor health. Come and investigate. John c. Anderson, proprietor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Getting Ready for
 the New Senators

A Washington dispatch says:
 Colooel Rsnsdell, sergesnt-at-arms of tn United States senate, has placed 'rders for four new desks to be occu- pied by the senators from Arizona and New Mexico. The desks are to be sit- usted on the democratic side of the chamber without regard to the politi- cal character of the senate delegates sepe by the new states.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Costello Returns
 From A Trip

Martin Costellp, Tom bstone's mil lionsire. returned today from Tucson, where he has been for the past two weeks looking after his extensive real estate holdings in the old Pueblo. It g reported that Mir. Costello contem. plates the erection cf 6 four-story office building in that city in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

There is e rumor to the effect thst ,gent George Msok of the Arilops Eastern is to be appointed territorial auditor,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
10 co
DouXlss rrop.

Douglas rrop. .. 10 co
 NISiNG DEED W R Wollord X W k Bird- well to the Cicero smith Mining Co; claim in Tevis Dist. 300 co W I Ieckley tt ux to the Cicero Smith Mining Co; m Teyis Dist. ..... l50 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Fred Hedberg to Maurice Dean; Warren prop. .. 1856 20
 BILL OF SALE Tobn Lopozich X PetePersk to Copper City Brewing Go Douglas prop..... leo Oo
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES To Standard Furniture Co: John Cox .. S3 Sl Alberta Murphy ......- 54 9 J ok Daily .......... 37 55 Rue Houston n. 30 co
 DEED c X Mining Co 10 George II Cobbe; Warren 2rop..... 1903 05 c & A Mining Co 10 James W Mckay; Warren prop. l262 99
 WARRANTY DEED NJ J Harris. formerly M Nusgrave. & H I Harris to Jay F Kuox and H F Mckenuey; Douglas prop loJ0 Charles E Critics to Robert VI Burns; Douglas prop. 50 0O
 REALTY MORTGAGE Edward c Mustsiu et ux tn Curtis NJ Jones X Guy A Jameson; Douglas prop. l25O co
 QUIT CLAIM DEED John II Norton ct ux tn Ida NJ R Stewart; Wilcox prop. ....... ..---.-.-.. OV Ida VI H Stewart to John H Norton; Wilcox prop. l %
 WARRANTY DEED Henry N rgan e, ux and Joseph W Angle to Win fired M Brown; Wilcox prop. 8 OO Sarah K X Jos " McNulty toC H W,br; Douglas prop. p........- ....... " OV
 Us PATENT [. :. to Jesse E Harris; land in sec 20 twp lj. 24e.
 MINING DIED c A Mcdonald 10 Great Western Copper Co; in Turquoise Dist. ...... 20J OO
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
Sabbath in Tombstone
 Houses of Worship
CONGREGATIONAL


 Rev. Deck delivered an illustrated object lesson sermon at II 8. m., to the Sunday scho l pupils on the Ten Commandments. The msny children ho were present listened to the talk with keen interest end readily re- sponded to the general questions ask cd by the speaker. The adults en- joyed the sermon AS much as did the children.
 In the evening the pastors topic was Mans First Duty" and the Bible reference was Tim. II. ?: l5. The attendance of the Sunday school passed the previous high water mark yesterday morning. it being "A. Mrs. Axtel's class of boys hss the at. tendance banner this week.
 "The Worth awhile Life" was the Christian Endesvor topic st7 ?. m. and it was led by Donald Mare.
 METHODIST
 Regular preaching services were held at II &. m, the Rev. NJ c Need ham, pastor occupying the pulpit. There were no preaching service in he evening, AS the psstor went to Benson to fill his appointment there. The EpUorth League in the evening wac largely attended and very enjoy able meeting was had.
 The Sunday school is gaining in at. tendance and interast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

The Arizons death rate is lower han the rate of the entire country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

Rev. Needham preached at the jail Sunday afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11

Services in other churches were held according 10 announcements m thIs paper Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-12-11
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 cHArrsL NogTGAGEs Otis Martin toWi!icox Bank ,S Trust Go; 700 sngors does
 s,rIsFAcTIoN or MORTGAGE WR Henry to D Full wa,ler ct uS; satisiies mortgsged filed April 2o, 1910.
 WARRANTY DEED Mszie X T r Ragsdale to Mss E A Rsgsdsle; Bis bee prop p..............''
 MINING DEED EATovrss oHH Hugh art X II A Bishop; in Tu quoise Dist ......... oo John Kerkindall to R L KooutI; in swi-sheim Dist. .... ............- "
 REA'TY MORTGAGES Lou c Woolery et uH to G Stevenson, nWi sec 2o ,.ns,al 7oO OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE John Lopnow to Mrs Helena Iron. sr; Benson prop. 2eOO % Matt Barisic et ux tO w F Schwam; Douglas prop. 2Ooo oo Ernest Miller to Citizens Bank & Tru.t Co; Bi-hee n,op ... 800 Oo Geo c Wildmsu er ux to Citizens Bank & Trust Co; B;sbee nrop .. 6DO % SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Frederick T Wright to Matt Barisic ct u1; rec 2l-is9.
 MINING DEED JH Snyder 10 F. 4 Tovrea; in Turquoise Dist -..... U' Mae McFsdden to We.tern Finance Go: claims in Dos Cabezas Mining Dist. 40,OOo OO W J Parsons to NJ Mon- tano; claims in Turquoise Dlet. ~ " Rstclltf to J VI Mon tano; claim in Turquoise Dist ... ......-.. Vp VI Fullep to J NJ hon- tsno; claim in Tur quoise Dist. ....-.--... lO Vo SUBTRACTION OF HORrGAGk F L Williams to B M Cundsll ct ux; sstisties mortgage recorded Book 22psge BIT.
 QUIT CLAIM DgED Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Co to Fannie L Reppyi s~i ne1 sec 4twp l3sr2s e. Oo
 REALTY MORTGAGE W N Bashore ct ux to Frede- rick T Wright; Douglas prop........ 1900 % Schmidt & Poland to W H Rodgers; Lowell prop.--- l2JO Oo
 RLGIsrEa's cEETFIcATE Marcos Pscheco hss paid for s~3 -ei sec s; us ns4 & ss3 ne4 eco twp l6.sr l9e.
 sArIsr.cTIoS OF MORTGAGE Guy A Jsmieson to Anna Bryant; rec book P psge 4s9
 REALTY MORTGAGE Amanda N & John Reyn holds to Charles B Jones; Doug las prop .......-.. o1o oo Anna F Btysnt to Wright; Douglss prop 4OO Oo
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE Anna Hall to Walter S.ooks; household furniture. 2U Oo
 BILL SALE Chss R Scott & Edmund R Thornton to Scott, Thorn too & Co.,, Inc clothing business in Douglas ..... 10 Vo
 WARRANTY DEED Charles E Jonee ct ux to Amanda N Reynolds;