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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
From Tuesdays Daily

] II S. Back an arrived in Tomb stone last evening from Dos Cabe gas,
 e here he Is engaged in the mining business, He expects to return to- morrow, accompanied by his family, where they will make their future | home. They take with them the best wishes of their many friends. ~ho most sincerely regret their departure.
 F. A. Nathan accompanied by his ~ife arrived ou the noon train from Bsbee on visit, and during their ! stay m the city are the guests of County Treasurer Hicks and family. Many witnesses arrived in the city at noon, having been summoned from 'he various psrts of the county tD testify before the grand jury.
 Attorney A. F. Parsons came in this morning from Douglas on bus iness before the district court.
 c. L. Poindexter, chief surveyor Of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company, left this morning for LCs Angeles, where he gees to consult an eye specialist He will return sbout next Monday.
 Editor w. P. White ui the Cochise County Press, vas brief Tombstone visitor today on q business mis- sion.
 Attorney NJ. | McKelligsn of Bis bee Is numbered among the members of the Cochise county bar in the city today on matters before the district court.
 c l.. WittA of Bowie is the latest notary public to be appointed hy Gov. Sloan for Cccbise county. MT. Wi,te filed his bond with the clerk of the district court as such official this morning.
 H Petrick. the well kuoxn Doug. lasite arrived in town last evening, having been summoned here ss a witness before the grand jury. {
 Melvin Swain was in the city today . on brief visit from Bi-bee, where he . IS now located.
 George A. Nasty is among the . visitors in the county seet on court hnsinesa
 Mrs. F. Delvin ot Benson is q Tombstone visitor for several days witb friend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Boy Scouts
 Talked Business

The Boy Scouts held an enthusias business meeting last evening, and talked over the mapped out activities during the months of Msy and June. On Saturday of this week the Fox and Scale patrols will take a hike into the nearoy h:iis, .here the day "ill he spent in play. Three new applicants were sworn in fast night snd the Saturdays hike is for the benefit Of these tenderieet. Next business meeting will be held Mon day evening. Judge Duncan will deliver another address on Cochise county history Tuesday evening, May 2nd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Red" Lopez
 Visits GIeeson

D putty Sheriff Wesley Gates, who was A Tombstone visitor teddy having Teen summoned as witness before the grand jury in connection with several eases pendI' 2 before that body from this section of the county, gave out the announcement That Bed" Lopez was m Gleeson for several days during the latter part Of last wee and left as mysteriou-!y as he came
 Mir Gates stated the II xcans of Gleeson were not pleased with the in surrecto leader. ss they felt he could have he'd Agua Prietz against the federsl-. Many of the insurrecto are also thoCGht to be a, G'eeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
From Wednesdays Daily

William Bsskwell. assistant man. ager Of the Cad sden hctel at Douglas was among the arrivals in the county seat last evening from the Shelter ! City cn ten days visit with bis sister, Mrs, c. W. Hicks, and family. | Deputy sheriff John Blight is in town today from Courtland on an official mission
 Ur. Ryder returLed last evening from au extended yisi. to the Grineo mine in santa Cruz county in which he i- interested.
 Edwin Roberts is in Tomostbr e from Mesa on a few days visit with his mother.
 Miss Grace Hicks returned home teddy from a months visit at Doug las, where she was the guest of Miss Mabel Lstta.
 Undersberiff A. A. Hopkins enter. tained number ol intimate friends st his residence on Fourth street last evening, the occasion being hls 35th birthday.
 l.. NJ. Ball arrived in town las. evening from Douglas on e brief court in-ipess -nissjnp
 Constable E. II. Hilton, of St. David, is among the visiting peace officers in Tombstone today on buai- mess before the grand jury.
 Or. Roy E. Thomas and wife are Tombstone visitors from Phoenix fer several days on court business. The doctor is the physician for the Crit tenden Home at the Capital City.
 John J. Wyatt, general manager of the Arizona Mines and Milling com pany, came iu from Patagonia last evening on matters connected with ms company properties inSouthPsss district. He will be here for several days
 Regular mid~week service st the Congregational church will be con- d ucted by the Rev. II. A, Deck this evening at 7:30.
 There will be s prayer meeting at the Methodist church this evening at : 3 o'clock.
 Judge James Cabell arrived in the county seat last evening from Court land, where he holds down the lid c. that judicisl precinc. having, been summoned here to testify before the grand jury
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Beautiful Songs of
 Cactus and Pine

THE T. MBsToNE EPITAPB is in re- ceipt of 8 ccIy of Cactus and Pine" hy Shsrlot NJ Hal, with an autograph inscription oi presentation ty the gifted author. which is highly prized To read this book, each page oi which hresthes oi the spirit os the west, one has greater reverence for the grandeur ard the iimitless free. dom of the desert, for the author reveals tbe message oi the crowned solitude of the vast wastes as she pays tribute 10 its shrine Of purpose and power. The gtiT, rugged hills, silent sentineis guarding stored wealth; the primitive glory Of valleys untouched; the tirelees unchecked rivers, each tell their story of promise and hope, with it the lure and spell Of adventure, and all playing a par. in the great scheme of Destiny and Fate.
 On he fly leaf of the presented volume The EPIrArH is charged to record the passing of the author with the simple inscr ption :"She has gone on another prospecting trip" The EPIrAPH. asits name might imply, has made A specially of obituary notices, nd pledges itself to relig gious- y follow instrnc,ions however re- luctsnt to do SO, hoping the time msy be delayed many many years that the gifted authors pen. dipped in the ink of mysterious realms of nature may continue to record similar works or the benefit Of mankind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
County Schools Closing
 For The Present Term

According to the SC hool records m the off e of Superintendent, Sto9er |, out of the ffty-seven school districts operating in Cochise county. twenty- eight have closed during the past ten days for the summer months. the kanss', San Simon and Berasrd iuu school districts having closed ~atur- day. It is expected ths. by the latter part of May every school now operat- ting in Cochise county will te closed for the term. Although there are sixty.one districts ID the county, only fifty-seven have been in force during the past school year, the bal. ance having been allowed to lapse for different reasons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30

tug been a res dent of Tomb.tyne z7
 the United States court of the St cond judicial district. The colonel also
 hss the distinction of having been
 the commander Of the first three com psnies of Arizona National Guard established in the territory. He was a partner in the legal profession with the late Judge Barnes for many years preceding the death Of thst able jurist. Colonel Martin has been busy during his arrival in renewing his many old acqusintances in the old stamping grounds, all oi rhom arc always glad to greet him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Prominent CattIeman
 Visits Tombstone

Willism NJ Riggs, the prcmin ent c4ttlemau from Dos Cabezas, and president of the Riggs Cattle com parry, wss a visitor in Tombstone to-. day from his home ranch on & brief business yisit. Mir. Riggs was for- merly chairman cf the foard of supervisors Of this county and has many friends ia the county seat who are always pleased to gree: him. MT. Riggs stated that the ranges are in excellent condition In his section of the county and predicted a moet profitable year for the csttlemen of Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Paper Man
 Visits Tombstone

Chss T. Askew, manager Of the sales department of the /ellerbach Paper cohpany, was Tom mb-tone visitor the other day. MT. A.kew has a most convincing manner when it comes to selling paper. It would be the same fl he were selling cobble stones. Ii you were in doubt about the need of sper, he would unhesi- tatingIy ssk you, for MT Ask-ew has a valuable asset in his name which gives him permission to brosch the subject. The genial sales manager likes Ar;- IJDs and Arizonsns like him as may be judged 5y hIs popularity through. out the new stste.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Committee Meets
 Again Tomorrow

A Washington dispatch says:-
 At the statehood bearing today be- fore the house committee on terri tories, Judge A. B. Fall for the con- stitution and Will am A. McGil. against it, spoke. The committee meets again tomorrow, and probably VIII report at meeting after tomor- r"w-whetber that be Thursday or later IS not known. The Democrats complained bitterly at the reports New Mexico Republican papers are printing, to the effect that the Dem- ocrsts ere opposing statehood. This caused Chairmsn Flood to remark that neither publicly nor in private had he heard any New Mexican, Re. publican or Democrat. say anything tbat could he considered as opposing the constitution.
 Democrats say they want more easily amended constitution If DOS. slble; otherwise statehood with this constitution or any kind of a consti- tutiOn rather than no statehood. The house today took up the free list bill. which will occupy meet of the week.
 The reapportionment bill, then statehood, is the house program.
 Ex-Senator Henry Blair, of New Hampshire, who headed the fight against the constitution last session. showed up today and ssked for a ten minutes speech, but did not get to talk today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
lnsurreCt0s to
 Attack HermosiIIo

Nogales dispatch says:-
 message reached this city today that 300 insurrectos had been seen near ortez south of Hermosillo, At Pesquiers Station north of Hermosillo on the Sonora railroad, l50 inaurrec. tos detrained this morning. The two bands are said to have united and marched to st,ack Hermosilio.
 At Pitiquito between Altar and Caborcs, 200 federals under Diego Moreno attacked the insurrecto posi- ton at Pitiqui,o. The federals are reported to have been defeated and retrested to Altar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
kinsman of Col.
 Pickett Passes Away

A Washington dispatch dated April B, gives an account Of the death of Major George F. Pickett, son of Gen. eral Pickett, the famous Confederate leader. Major Pickett died on the [. ; transport Logan while enrorte from nanila to San Francisco. The deceased was oatiVe of Virginia and sas 56 yea.s old. He was attached to the Psymsster's department The deceased was s kinsmsn of Col. H L Pickett Of this city, and the only son of the fsmous Confederate general o. Gettysburg fame.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Eleventh Patient
 For Insane Asylum

The eleventh patient to te com mitttd from Coch se county since the first of the present year was taken to the insane asyllm this morning by Sheriff white. The unfortunate is a Mexican named Leonardo Ochoa aged 24 years. He wa. aPprehendsd st san simon, where for several days he chased various citizens of that set- 'leme ntsnd made unprovok ed assaults upon them. Durrg tfe exami stion yesterday afternoon he talked very loud and st.t"G at he was about to join the u-els, "ho wrr. caring for the dead insu-rect0s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Examiner Photographer
 Gets War Pictures

The photographer for the Los An geles Examiner and H. E. McVey, manager of the Tri-Stste Telephone company, have returned from Nscn, S)Dora, where they went to take pic. tures Of the federal garrison. They took the pictures of the buIl ring. but almost immediately their films were taken from them by federal officers, though in very polite fashion, and were destroyed. McVey got away with few films which he hsd Tn bic hip pocket.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Heavy Reduction In
 Express Rates
4 Washington dispatch says:

4 Washington dispatch says:
 The Interstate Commerce Commis- -ion today made heavy reductions in -xpress rates on horses in carloads in he inter-R 1ckey mountain territory.
 The case decided was instituted by ,he Arizona Railrcsd commission ,ga'nst che Welis Fargo company. The rates were cut from a to B from Fl Psso tn Ptoenjx. si to B 20, from Phoenix 'o Los Angeles and S5. 75 to s4. 70 from San Francisco to Phoe. nix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Population of a
 Few Arizona Towns

The population of the following Arizona towns has been announced by the census bureau: Flagstaff, 1853; Williams, l267; Mesa. 1892; Tempe, li13; Winslow, 23Sl; Florence, s07 i; Nogsles, 35l4; Yuma. 29Ii; Jerome, 2392; Wickenburg, 570.
 The corrected total for the county ci Gils ws. snnnounced as l4,tn3 and the corrected total of the county of Pima was annnounced as l9,6S6. The original announcement of the population of Pima county credited that section with 22,l2s inhabitants
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Another Earthquake
 In SinaIoa. Mexico

A Rosario, Sinai A letter q ted April 24 says:
 Tn g city vas ,hnk'n by smother earthquake at o'clock last night. The people rusH cd from their hou-es and the bu'ldipgs shook but did not fall. although several were very bsaly cracked.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Forest Rangers
 Fight Fire

Acc rding to sdvices received in Tomb.tone by visitors now m the tity. the forest fire which has been raging in the eastern end Of the Hua
 ct uca mountains wac under control within 24-hours after it's di.cOvery and wss successfully confined to the Hunter Canyon. The forest rangers under the direction of Forest Super. visor Rogers fought the fire during t-e ertire time, and this goes to sbow toe god work the rangers are doing when actual necessity demands their service, and also making it un- necessary to call upon the United States troops at Fort Huachuca to fight the flames, although the soldiers
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Array of LegaIites
 in the City

Pursusnt to the call made several days ago by Judge Fletcher NJ. Dosu. announcing the pree mptory call Of tue setting of civil cases upon the docket for the April court term today the following members of the legal profession of Cochise county were in evidence:-
 Attorneys D. A. Richardson, John Rose, 4 Y Wright, Robert N French Dsyid Benshimol and United Ststes Commissioner Albert NJ. Ssmes, all of Douglas; William E. Clesry. Ed J. Flannigan, w. K. Flora, Fred Sutter and United States Commissioner J. A Taylor, all Of Bisbee; and Col. John F. Martin and Frank Curley of Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Saginaw Dev Co; claim in Warran niat


Sas ii4AH DtN Nti ctaliu m Warren Dist ...... co Y PATENT '. $ to Fred Wetterolh: iots s,9, 10 X II sec 30 twpI9 r26: | : to Joseph : Palmerlee; land in sec 30twp l9r 26.
 REALLY MORTGAGE J : PslInerlee 10 Bank of BIsbee; land in zee 2i twp 23r21... .. 2CO OO Trustees NJ, F. Church oi Bisbee to Board of Home Missions < Church Fx- tension: Bisbee prop .... 1900 co
 BILL OF SALE Thomas P Gates to George c Evans.
 as trustee for his jaugh. ter, Blanche Evans, range stok: consideration, love and affection and promise of marriage.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE State Nut'l B & L Assn to ~ II l5~377. Chss Henuing to Andy Scott; rec 3-l53
 APPOINTMENT or AGgST National Casualty Co sp- points Morris Buttner its sgent
 WARRANTY DEED Arizons X Mexico Realty Co 10 Win l Thomas; Doug. las prop.....,......... 25O %
 PATENT | s. to Maecos $ Pacheco: land in sec 6 E7 twp Is l9. [ : to Iohn T Proftitt; land in sec 26 typ r r 20.
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona < Mexico Realty Co to Barnard Pickeds Doug. lasp prop ........ .... I75 Os
 co. DEED David k Blair ct ux toL l. Postert; Warren prop.... 300 %
 MINING DEED San Pedro Development Co to Arizona Crown Mines Co; clgims in the Little | Rincon Dist ......... 4siO co
 REALTy MORTGAGE David Milutionvich ct ux to : Sioga, Bl=bee prop. 200 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE 1 NJ Brummett 10 A \ Crawle! horse, etc .... 20 0O Isrl D Hummack to Natl Cash Register Co; cash re- gister. -. .. So UO SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE 1 : NJ Lewis to Oscar Nelson: rec lI-l0S.
 APEUISrMEST OF AGENT 'alatine lns Co.,, Ltd, of London, appoints Bruce Perley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
Former Official
 Visits Tombstone

Among the visiting attorneys in the county seat today is Colonel Martin, the well known lawyer of Tucson. The colonel is an old time Arizonan hay
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30

were held m readiness in case of an rmese,'ry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-30
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

IHr RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 WARRANTY DEED Lola Hart ( S,l Hart to Mes. L,llie D Eldridge; Douglas prop ....... - Lillie D Eldridge X P B Eldridge to Lola Hat; Douglas prop. ............ 50 co
 BILL OF SALE Pat McNulty to Sophie MsttsoD; Lowell prop. - 1000 O0
 QUIT CLAIM DEED H R Henderson ct ux to Morris Simon; Cochise prop .......,. ..... lC O)
 MINING DEED Harry 5 Johnson ct ux to Cochise Mining Company; claims Yin the Drsgoon mountains. ns.... lO0 %
 WARRANTY DEED Ii E Eichler ct uS 10 Citi- zens Bank X Trust Co; WsrIen rop..... 10 co
 REALTY MORTGAGE T C Wright ct ux to Citi- zens Bank & Trust Co: Bisbee prop p.... ... $50 % George Westfeld ct ux to Citizens Bank X Trust Co; land in sec twp lsr ~ 5Ou DO ARTICLES OF co PARTNERSHIP The Warren Steam Laundry. composed of Vance x Johnson and John F Chain
 WARRANTY DEED D NJ York et TX 10 \ J Haven Douglas prop =. To % | c H Philbrook ct ux to RO Owen; Bistee prop.... 10 co 1
 BILL OF SALE Ignscio Mopteon to " F Schwsmm; coAs. s.... 75 co |
 co -PARTSERsHlP The Bisbee Beer Compsny; Oscar < Fred Johnson, Gilbert Crogh X Frank & Andy Johnson copartners
 POWER oF ATTo..EY Connecticut Fire The Co to ] Bruce Perley.
 REALTI MORTGAGE Theodore S Sullivan ct ux to Anastatis W Crowley; ;s4 sec 3 twp l3r 2S..... 1903 co
 CHArTEL MoRTGAGE Royal Guard Mines Co to c l. Cum mings; assay outfit.
 sA IsFAcTIoS or MCRTGAGk CH Holz to Gilhert Perry ct ux; rec Is. 567. State Mutl B & L Assn 10 Hsne Ol;Aec; rec 22 565. | SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Citizens Bank x T'nst Co .pPW < IE Ne ybeyry; rec 23-3ll.
 M:ING DEEDS John Gieeson, ct TX, Thomas PCowan, & Thomas K,ng, etux, to Andrew Smith: mine :n the Turquoise i1ist .-....---.. W Same grs tora as above to Estate ofD T Swstling, oeceaf ed; mine m iuf- quoise Dist ist.... co Same grsntors as above to J H Snyder; mine in the Turquoise dist. % Same grsnt"rs as above to Cb.s Nj Rensud, mine in Turqno's ni ..- O0
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE Chas Parsons to Brooke Cocpss F"roi,sre Co; lar ni.ure .. .... s9 s5 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Mrs c Beorman t0 Ronald Mcdonald; rec 23.3s0.
 MINING DEED Lw Powell to American
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-05
To Blot Out the White Plague.

The State An6cuberculosis Asso-
cation relies solely on the sale OF
Red Cross Christmas seals for funds
with which 70 carry on irs work Of
educating the people Every dollar
spent Tor seals goes TO lessen suffer
ing. 10 relieve distress and to educate
the people.
The seals are for sale IL every city
IN Virginia and II most Of the towns,
5000 have been sent 70 the K. c. A.
20 sell II Williamsburg. Last year
over 1900 were sold here and this
year they hope the sales 10 reach
$500. About 500 have been dispos-
Cd OF the Eastern State Hospital and
they are or sale al many OF the
stores. They cost ore cent each
and every one is g bullet IN the war
on consumption. Fifty per cent OF
the proceeds OF the sale II every 10
cality goes 70 health work in the 10
cality. There IS no profit 10 anyone.
Put them on your Christmas NAL
and packages. Only three days re-
main n which 70 purchase. Join II
the fight means life 70 thousands
/ Toilet observation-disclosures. ful
I one al the Williamsburg Drug Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-05
An Appropriate Present.

When you are thinking what 10
send your absent child. or anyone
that YOU want TO have a Christmas
or New Years present they viii sp-
pTscia,e tcr the entire year. send
item n years subscription - The
Gszstte. One lady in Williamsburg
subscribed tor four OF her daughter 5
who have married and moved awsy
from the dear old home, and she
tells Us that o. ali the things she
sent tren. Ire Gszstte gave them
them the greatest pleasure. IT'S just
Ike letter from home. IS the
verdict OF those absent sons and
daughters who read The Gazette.
So in your list include a years sub
scripuon 70 this paper. and YOU vii
be making some one happy. Try i
this year and watch the result. Yol
will continue to renew from year Il
year.
Send Us S1OO and we viii send
receipt for twelve months which
NAV be sent in the Christmas pack
age.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1911-01-05
6Oben the Cars AeOoy-

there were many stories. both ludicrous
and pathetic. q Christmas day in the
feld. In one place where the hostile
lines were e1camped within speaking
distance % each other and the memory
% old times had perhaps made the sol
derry hesrts 8 rEtfe more tender than
they would have cared % confess one
side made glad the hearts q their hun
81. opponents or a somewhat prosalc
but none the less welcome gift % ha-
con
Next morning the holiday greens
were enken from the hayonets points
and with farewell shouts OF ~GoOd1y-
johnny Reb.~ and -Cfoodty. Tank.~ the
ceiebraters marched away % fght each
other in the struggle that took place
g few days afteTv-lrd
There Is another story o. e noted
rEidcr y ha- surrenderinE on Christ
r.as fav. was spared until The next
morning. when af davbreak De- WAS
sent away or horseback to cluie his
pursuers as best be micht on auoth-
~ Chriscras day. in 1851. President
Lincoln called his cabinet together in
order On advise The release ~ ALISON
and S-l5eI. who had very nearly in-
VOWED The north in e way with Eng
land
President johnson made rhe Christ
ulas ~ ISIS q very memorable one, as
or max dag d. granted FUN pardon 90
al - ho had taken parr iu the rebellion