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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
TELEGRAPHS FOR
MORE GOLD FISH

Messrs. Niswander and Nelson, of the
Harbor Pharmacy, were yesterday
compelled to telegraph for a second
supply of goldfish to meet the demands
of the masy holiday shoppers. They
are presenting every customer max
ing a purchase of 81 or more with a
goldfish, globe and pebbles, absolutely
free. Everybody leaving the store
goes away pleased.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

SOME men make a practice of TAX
ing their wives into their business
confidence, just as long as they are
not making any money, but you
should see them tighten up when they
are making money.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
r A n D O M
THINGS 6 filings

THINGS 8 FILINGS
WONDER If any one will give the
old Guard a Christmas present?
IT is up to the consumer to watch
what he buys in the shape of pure
food.
THE Hon. Mr.. Purtelle should not
permit himself to become unduly agi-
tated !
WEST Hammond's election prom
Uses to be just as exciting as a fizzle i
fire cracker
SOME of the December shopping is
as dangerous as riding in an auto
with the throttle wide open.
THIS Mrs. Austin may be all right,
but her buckwheat cakes don't stir
up any memories of mothers.
SOME women join clubs because
they haven't anything else to do on
the day that particular club meets
A LOT of Lake county people are
still waiting with their pencils in
their mouths for the report of Ham
mond's census.
ANOTHER disadvantage of early
shopping for Christmas is that it
empties fathers pocketbook earlier
than hitherto.
| RAILROAD man says women would
never succeed, at least in his calling
because they would hold their trains
too long at crossings
| 80
THE reduction in the price of
meats has not kept many people from
making due provision for lavish
Christmas expenditures.
| -
THE peanut king of Virginia is
married Long life to him and an ex-
ira lean slice of Virginia peanut ham
washed down with a beaker of Bern
castle.
SENATOR Shively and John w
Kern met in Governor Marshall's Of
flee recently, and democratic papers
are felicitating the party on the fact
that there was no bleedshed.
WHILE the Indiana legislature i.
considering new laws, may we call at
tention to the fact that there is now
no statute on the books providing tina
a barber shall not eat garlic.
HAMMOND not only welcomes the
, Gary councilmen, but the Bushes!
Mems association will send a recep
ton committee if they only tip it OF
when they intend to make the visit.
: NO one man can stop commission
form of government coming to LAX,
county; no set of men, however
crafty they think they are, can stol
lit; neither can any political organ
DOWN-district papers are stil
s worrying about how the legislature
Il going to split up the Tenth. Our ide
Of nothing to worry about is how tn
democrats will hack up the distric
d MANUFACTURER insists that e,
e cessive freight rates are more r,
sponsible for the cost of high Twin
than the tariff However, it will b
we'll first to wait until ]. w. Kern
= heard from
d SOME men make a practice of tai
r ing their wives into their bushes
confidence, just as long as they al
not making any money, but yo
- should see them tighten up when the
are making money.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

MANUFACTURER insists that ex-
cessive freight rates are more re-
sponsible for the cost of high living
than the tariff However, it will be
heard from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

DOWN-district papers are still
worrying about how the legislature is
going to split up the Tenth. Our idea
of nothing to worry about is how the
democrats will hack up the district.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

ANOTHER disadvantage of early
shopping for Christmas is that il
empties fathers pocketbook earlier
than hitherto.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

NO one man can stop commission
form of government coming to Lake
county; no set of men, however,
crafty they think they are, can stop
it; neither can any political organ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

RAILROAD man says women would
never succeed, at least in his calling
because they would hold their trains
too long at crossings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

A LOT of Lake county people are
still waiting with their pencils in
their mouths for the report of Ham
mond's census.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

HAMMOND not only welcomes the
Gary councilmen, but the Business
Mems association will send recep-
ton committee if they only tip it off
when they intend to make the visit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

WHILE the Indiana legislature is
considering new laws, may we call at
tention to the fact that there is now
no statute on the books providing that
barber shall not eat garlic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

THE reduction in the price OF
meats has not kept many people from
making due provision for lavish
Christmas expenditures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

Hammond. Ind, Dec. Is. 1910.
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little boy
seven years old will tell you what
want for Christmas. Please bring
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Yesterday in
 Tombstone Churches

A, the Methodist Church Rev. M H Needhsm occupied the pulpit both morning and evening. The subject of the sermon at morning service was the Two Kinds of Doubters" and at the evening service the Pride and Hope of Our Nation"
 At the Episcopal Church the Rev. Bolt, of Bisbee, conducted the regular Sunday evening services, which were fairly well attended.
 Father Emile Barrett presided over the regular monthly Sunday services both morning and evening.
 The Sunday school at the Congre- gstionai Church yesterday morning had an increased attendance. Miss Julia Rockiellow lead the Christian En3esvor m tine evening. The regular preaching services will be held at this Church beg ming October l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
A Hearing
 On Lazzard Claims

hearing on a claim of the Lszzard estate for about S20,000 against the United States on account of loss cf stock and other depredations by the Apaches in the sixties and seventies was begun in Tucson yesterday.
 John Stanbury, of the treasury de- pertinent, and Harry Peyton A Wash ington attorney, are conducting the hearing, Mir. Worsley representing the Lazz ard estate. The plaintiff is hav- ing trouble accurately fixing the value oi stock in the early days, and there. fore has called in many of the oldest residents of the territory. The hear. ing is interesting as reminder of the early days.
 The com missioners are expected to come to Cochise county next week to look up several claims here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25

woman believes sqCirted acid upon her SIX months ago while she was pass ing fence on Octsvis street late in the afternoon.
 The postal continued the statement that Miss Emma Corcoran of 234 Twenty- seventh street knows all about the acid thro wing and inspired the act.
 The letter from Alaska asked what action the family of the young woman mad taken with regard to the acid throwing and asked that he inform the writer what the penalty would be if the acid-thrower were caught and convicted The writer also promised to send to Miss Wilson a gold nugget ii she would write to him.
 The letter and the postal card are in the possession of the police and they hope to trace the writers.
 Efforts to find Miss Cocco.aa failed the police reporting that they could could not find her at home nor at her business address.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Colonel Pickett
 Visits Shelter City

Colonel Pickett, while in Douglss on q legal visit Saturday, was interview cd by the Dispatch represe tatve, and the genial Colonel gave out the fol- lowing statement:
 "I expect to De democratic can dldste for senatorship in the event we get statehood. There is little doubt but what we will get 1t from the pres ent ou look.
 "'I shall ask all the sspirants for the senstorsbip to sign a joint agree ment for the submission of our claims to 6 primary election and let the peo- pie choose two men that they desire for the first senators of Arizona. The two men who get the highest number Of votes at the primaries shall go be- fore the legislature to be voted upon. The rest of the candidates will retire from :hc field. This i. practically the equivalent of the workings of direct primary election law.
 "'This is no new experiment. In Tennessee when Senator Taylor and EI.Senstor C.rmack were engaged in s contest, Taylor for the senstorship and Csrmsck for reelection they both signed such an agreement and sub mitteo their claims to primary election. This was before Tennessee ! had primary election law"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
From Monday s Daily.

Willie sbi Harry King returned yesterday from Los Angeles and re-. stunned their school worS here.
 Miss Vernsdette Bschelder is quite i'll at her home suffering from su at tack of fever. The many friends of the popular young lady hope for her early recovery.
 No developments of Ia definite nature has occurred in connection with effect ing the capture of the highwaymsn who killed Wong Foo, tNe Tombstone Chinsman, last week near Bisbee. The otiict rs are hard at work on the case.
 Mrs Ysple and daughter Miss Nells Y.ple returned Saturday from a three months outing at .he Cslifor- nis sesshore and r.port q most enjoy able visit
 The local lodge of the Knights Of Pythias will meet tonight.
 w. R. King left today for Los Angeles, where Mrs. King is i'll and is expected to undergo an opera ton. He will remain there until his wife improves in health.
 The Copper Queen store of Bisbse is showing some style, having iust in stalled an automobile delivery wagon to take charge of local deliveries in that city.
 J. D. Machomich and wife left to- day for Los Angeles, where they will make their future home, MT. Mschomich having disposed of his interest in the Machomich Mercantile Company here. The couple take with them the best wishes of host of Tombstone friends.
 A H. Wien returned to Johnson today after brief business visit a, the county seat.
 Allan Benedict and Richard Wash returned yesterday from the Dos Csbezas section where have been located for the past five weeks. Both young men are greatly impressed with the mineral resources of that country and its wonderful mining possibilities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Inspecting PinaI
 County Properties

H. BrittOn Gottsberger, general superintendent Of the Miami Copper company near Globe, according to the Democrat, passed through Phoenix on his way to Cochran, Pinal county {, where he will inspect copper proper ties in which the Lewishons are heavily interested.
 Gottsberger is knosn in the mil ing world mostly for his invention of the process by shich sulphur ether from copper smelters is transmitted into sulphur acid of commercial value.
 For ten years Gu,tsberger was su- perintendent of the Tennessee Cop per company at Ducktown, T,nn.. and during this time he periec ted he process.
 At the Tennessee company's plant, $50 tons of acid are being manufac. tured daily from the smeiter fumes. The discovery has doubled the value of the product of the Tennessee com pany. the salphuric acid being worth as much ss the copper matter. At Miami, Gottsberger is in charge of one of the biggest mining ventures in Arizona. He visit to Pinsl is te. lieved to forerun important devel ,p- ment ny the Lewishons on their hold- ings in the Kelvin Ray district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
May Build a Trunk
 Line 10 the Coast

That the acquisition o! Rock Island stock by the Phelps Dodge interests wi ilmean the construction of A trunk line through to the coa-t along the old survey from Blsbee which pa@ses through Pima county a few miles south of Tucson is the opinion of Tue. sonians who have been w,tch;ng dev- elopments carefully.
 It is pointed out that the former intention of the Fl Paso and South western to use the survey to connect Fl Paso with San Diego by way oi Douglas, Bistee, Tucson and Yuma was only deferred because the time did not then seem ripe for the con- struction of such line, and that the Spreckles road, now building betaeen San Diego and Yuma, will form a link in the construction.
 New York advices state that the stock Tn the Rock Island which Kuhn, Loeb X Co and their associates took over from Dr. Pearson and have now sold to Phelps. Dodge and Company, as was announced on Monday last amounted to lS5, shares, or SlS,jO0,. 900 par value. Ths is out of the en- tire issue of s5t,O 0,OOO of preferred stock.
 With this comes the information that the Moore holdings of l24 ,OC0 shares. of which William II Moore holds SO,OOO and II Moore 44,C0O shares, will be pooled with the Phelps- Dodge tlocks, thu' giving the latter control of the Rock Island syste n. Tentative announcements have been made, that the Rock Island through the partial change in ownership, is contemplating extensive developments in construction which will give the system a transcontinentsl run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Winsor Candidate
 For Presidency

Mulford Winsor, whose resignation from the office of territorial historian caused much regret, will be csudi- date for the presidency of the cOnsti- iutionui convention, a letter received here today from Yuma making this announcement.
 Win-Or Is one of the best known young men in AT;zoua, and Is thor nughly qualified for the pIsce lie ha- been close student for years Ut the initiative. referendum and recall and progressive legislation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Arizona Soldier Boys
 Attract Attention

Arizona has 3s0 citizen soldiers at Camp Atascadero, California. Since the Span'sh-Americsn war, in which Arizona citizen soldiers attracted ns- tionsl attention by marked bravery and gsllsntry under fire, they have held front rank estimation in military circles. In that var their conduct did much to direct world. wide stten. ton to Arizona, and was a by no means small indirect factor in bring ing to the fore Arizons's recognition for statehood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Arizona Pensioners
 Receive $145,805.88
A Washington D.spstch says

A Washington D.spstch says
 The number of pensioners on the pension roll in Arizona. July l, wss s97, and the total amount paid them is Sli2 s05.SS per annum. This aver. ages Sl92.55 per year for each person.
 As the pension roll decreases by the death of the pensioners the amount paid out is held up by increases grant, ed the more decripit ones who survive. Thus the amount paid out is increas- ing rather than decreasing each year
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Hope To Locate
 Acid Thrower

A San Francisco dispatch says;
 A postal card from Yuma, Arizona. and long letter from Alaska, both of which have been delivered to the fam. fly of Miss Ruth Wilson have given the police new clews to the where sbouts Of Van Camp ReGfern, the youth whom the family oi the young
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
He Pants For Tombstone

LIis Paredes unlike the usnai run of people, evidently considers that jail is home sweet home to him, Immedi- stely after serving sixty dave in Iail in Tombstone for theft of fancy trousers from the Miners store at Bisbee. he has now retu ned to the county seat 10 serve . like sentence, this time for stealing trousers from the Copper Queen Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Train Derailet
 Hear Los TaIos
An Fl Pasc dispatch says

An Fl Paso dispatch says
 The Rock Island passenger train which left Fl Paso this morning on the Fl Paso & Southwestern tracks was dltched near Los Talos last night, and all but the Pullman car turned over. Two passengers, including Mrs. J I Marsh of Bernsrdino, Ariz. near Douglas were seriously injured. The accident was due to soft rosdbed'
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Russians EnrOute
 To Mexico

Fifteen Russians. long whiskered and in national dress, with utensils such ss are in use in their country, left Csexo ies days ago and arrived in Yuma on Wednesday.
 IL is said they will go to some of the land across the Mexican border and sill shortly pass through Cochise county enroute.
 They created quite lot of interest on the streets of Yuma according to the Yuma papers
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25

For the purpose of accommodating Arizona people who have been waiting for an attractive Arizona summer re- sort, J L E Alexander and Lloyd B Christy, have purchased . forty acre tract come six miles south of Prescott which will be improved by the erect. ion of s50,00 hotel, Many other improvements will also be added to the property, to make it . thoroughly popular resort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
Mexican Kills
 Three Cowboys

An Fl Psso dispatch ssys:
 A message from Silver City say. that Jose Monteria yesterday shot and killed three cowboys after the cowboys had killed his son. Mon'eria is we'll known in Arizona.
 The tragedy occurred on the upI CT Gila river in New Mexico. No addi. tional details are given.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
May Contest
 Judge Does Seat

A Flag-tsir isrst h say-;
 It is very likely that the don uocratic ,cunty central com mittee will contest the election oi Judge Dee to cOustitU- ,ional convention upon the ground hat federal office holder cannot law fully hold two offices at the same time. rbere ,s a f deral statute 10 this effect and the people of COconino county do not wish to be illegally represented in the convention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
THE TAX ROLLS
 FOR CCCHISE COUNTY

Mrs Lou Woolery and assistants have completed the duplicate rolls for 1910 and delivered Treasurer Hicks. The completed rolls compla ton of the couny's wealth add afford interesting study There 5OO0 of taxpayers the rolls covering six large volumes.
 The toal assessment figures reach SS25S4146O and for all purposes including territorial county bond and school the grand total of h derived reaches the of S5S0786 45. This will be increase of SIO0O00 above last years figures The for the year S25 and the following is an abstract of the county rolls:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25

At Williams ter cares of dynamite about two mi es rom town were struck by lightning. Aside from the blows ing do n of the Postal telegraph wires DO dsmsge wss done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
BIRTHS.

EcKERMAY-In Tombstone, Sep. tember l9, 1910, to the wife of II, F. . Eckermsn & son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
A McAipine to Wn Deck

eraw; Bisbee prop. .... 10 co Ursils NJ Schultz to Fred fl Berry; Douglas prop. 10 co
 MINING DEED John H Warren to Richard II Warren; claim in Co., chise Dist. st....... %
 REALTY MORTGAGE F H Berry ct ux to F. R Pir- tie Co; Douglas prop .... 1900 % IA X Verona Sheffield to Chss NJ Rensud; Court land prop -.-......-. SVo oo
 CHArrEL MORTGAGE R E Herd to NJ Henderson; mower and rake . 90 %
 PATENT |. s. to A II Wien; Black Hawk mining claim in Cochise Diet.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DIED Homer G Msuldin 10 H R Rishworth; land in twp IS 2l e...... .-.-.. lSlO OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mary P Barrow to E R Msuldin; land in twp Is sr 2l e.. lI5o OO
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Bank & Trust Co to NJ Pullism. H NJ Jones & MyrsG Jones; rec 20-359 SATISFACTION OF cHATTEL MORTGAGE Jacob Scheerer 10 Albert M Ssmes; rec l52.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Murdoch A Nicholson to Liz zie Nicholson; Wilcox prop ... ....-.- lV VN
 WARRANTY DEED Susie Erskine to John Quin. Ian Douglas prop. ...... 10 % Chss Erskine to John Quin- Ian; Douglas prop... 70 % John Q linlsn to Chss Ers- kine Douglas prop. .. 10 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE F U Armstrong ct ux to c Viola Slaughter; Douglas p.op. 800 00 Chss Erskine to John Quin. Ian; Douglas prop....... 200 co Chss Erskine to H Slaugh ter; Douglas prop ... GOO OO
 BILL OF SALE John Quinlsn to Chss lEr- skIne; horse, etc ~ 10 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE c B Henze to John H Wat son; Bisbee prop. ... 30 co
 ABSTRACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mu:usl Building & Loan Assn to Chss Err skine; rec l5-3s9. c L Csyon to c Bledsoe; rec3 27. Mary Barrow to John s Merrill; rec l6-l52. Citizens Bank & Trust Go to Mark L Ball ct ux; rec 2l-IO4.
 WARRANTY DIED O A Overlock ct ux to D Bohn; Douglas prop .... 45O c0 c L Rogers to Robert Adsir; Douglas prop ..-.... 22O Oo
 EXTRACTION TRUST LIKED Fidelity Sayings & Loan Assn to D 2 Wbipple: rec 2l-l04. MINING DEED Joh1 Burke to D M Peoples; Huscbuca mountains. 50 % Continental Minirg Do to William T Yockloy Tevis Dist. ......--.--. oo REALTY MORTGAGE | Myron R La Rue to Cbss | Gsllsehe land in sec 2S twp 1897 3l e.. 3OO co George A Hssty to John John Twomey; Bisbee prop ....-....-..-. 3o 3,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-09-25
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CH,SE COUNTY

C0CHiSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 MINING DEED A Anderson to w T Yeck. ley; Tevi. Dist. prop..... OI
 BILL OF SALE A D Phleps to Morris Arons & John Schnell; Bisbee prop iOO OU SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Arizona Trust & Banking Co to ArizoLs & Mexico Realty Co; rec l5-237. hrtCu tO EIhuh DEE com; rec 3.l20.
 WARRANTY DEED Della F. Whipple to Geo B Mason; town not given 3l00 Ou
 REALTY MORTGAGES c B Mason ct ux to Mrs Della E Whipple; Doug lss prop. ........ 1000 co Mary E Miller to W Wood Hedberg Townsite. .. 200 % James Letson, AdnI. Est, Maggie Letson, deceased, to Bank of Bisbee; Blsbee prop. ............... ... 6ooO co Greene Cattle Co to Charles E Walker, trustee San Rafael del VsIle Grant; land in Naco, twp P snd twp B, 2l e. e........ 37,907 90
 REPORT OF ASSIGNEE Frank R Harrington, assignee for the benefit of credit ore Duey & Overlook
 LAND CLAIM Robert F Herd claims ni sec 30 twp Is ST 26 e.
 RELISQUIsHNFST Robert E Herd relinquishes se3 sec 30 twp Is 26e.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bi-bee to H Ver- futh ct u1; rec 2l-366.
 WARRANTY DEED Charlotte NJ & Geo A Atkins to Edward Lofgreen; in sec 5 twp lss 2l e..... 1050 %
 QUIT CLAIM DEED BV Brsjovich. Lee Jovsn. ovich X Nj L Kristovich to Mike GoIbIch; Blsbee prOp <VO VO
 REALTY MORTGAGE Edward T Lofgreen ct uI to Charlotte NJ Atkins; land in twp lssr2l e........ 500 OO Birl Barnett ct ux to Sophie Suhre; Douglas prop. 70 V
 BILL OF SALE JE Mosher to Martha NJ Mosher; horse. etc; con- sideration $l & love and affection. James Gregory to c Hooper agreement to sell mines in Cochise Dist 10000 N SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mutual Building & Loan Ae.n to H W Jones ct ux G \ & b ii fuI- liam; rec IA 75.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE HL Johnson to Willcox Bank & Trust Co; cattle. 5000 O SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE E R PiItIe Go to John Quinlsn; rec 22 539.
 WARRANTY DEED John Twomey ct ux to Mich. gel Foudy; Bisbee prop 600 Q William R Henry ct ux to James 5 Williams Doug- las prop. --..-.---.-. !" Lillie Mitchell, J Ernest Garner & Della Jackson to James s Williams; Douglas prop. lo Sarah 0 Foster to Jss Williams; Douglas prop ID ' Amands & J Bean to Jas s Williams; Douglas prop 10 [