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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Mrs. Noble Passed
 Away In Bisbee

N.-v7 Hs- received today in Tomt- -' [ q. ils-. 4. \ .h.s. mo't4r of N.as -ai J'hu Noair. formerly oi rami-'our. di,t a, Bi.tae yester sy ta'.oR.rg long il'ne--, the deceased having reached the ripe old age oi 8. year=.
 Mr.. Noble came 10 Arizona atout -.z years since 70 take up her resi- dsuce with her son and although she hal long since passed the allotted span ot thra5 sco:caad ten, the s5nci ; =o1i with lace leaning with, material scliei:lte, indeed aEoli4d q wealth ot daily consolation = the devoted sons, while -he endesred herself Q al! who kneE her. The sympathy of sha many irierd Of tle fs.ni.y here i- ey- tend led the 5ereavei sons la the ir- Eersrahie lo-s tAa: L.s teiel.sn t..afn
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Arizonans
 Are Boosters.

One characteristic of Ari- zona citizens is that of boosting" their towns and cities.
 IL is very seldom that any Arizona man can be found who speaks ill of his home town.
 If conditions are not just what they should he, he re- marks that times are going 10 be better.
 If times are excellent, he predicts even greateri ure.
 1T he hears any one talk slightingly of his town, he immediately proceeds to prove by faith, figures, statist- imports, exports, population, wealth, income, expenditures, postofice deliveries, health report, hotel registers and thus brings on top the ex- ceedirgly prosperous condi, ton of his city
 That is the right spirit
 Ol all the sections of the union, Arizona certainly ha: every right to designate it. self leader both as to pres ent condition and future pos abilities
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
From Fridays $ 0aiIy

Attorney- Alex Murry and J NJ C Couoeli are a'norg ths the v.sitiUg member- q. Cochi,e couuty- legal irltornty in the county -eat today attending the session of th. dlstrc, court.
 att rneg Al en k Ergli=h expects go leave shortly for C rciura,s. ohio eu tu-in s- FTP of legal rature, Lyman II 'isy,, the ve.l kuo~r attorney from the nrr.Larn -ar'ioa of inc count arrived ia Tombstone ! yesterday from Ni'l-ox. hay ne rn-i- mess te'ar- the ocaI tribunal of i justice
 | A,torus5 i.F.E,-- city s.-erp.y rI ! Douglas, J. among -ha .-iors ip ! Tombstone today, having hu-.ue-- r2 fore tho t.=:iig, court.
 Attorney George W. C,.-, Of tlt lea dsn oi Cass .v Ssraes .t Dausis= ', here t,diy on i'gai matters.
 Frank Winter-, formerly assistant chi.i clerk in cx Myaor Wentgorthl office, wiil leave shortly for Arkansas and uiil r. .b-eut for --v-rs' week on business yi-;,
 Wedding a-ncuucemeu's hare bee { ,.n-.. hero nf ,he m rriage of Tho F Ba-tian and Miss Elzateth Burto af B.ker-deiI, Cal.fo,n,s on Deem 18th. Tie groom Is former 1oTn b -toner, having spent h.s school day here ard aa- many friends in thi neck oi th wood, ~ho j7in IT. PR seEcr.H iu -x-,ndgu t-l cita t..u-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Bishop Is Warned
 Against Bogus Priest

Rt. Rev. Henry Granj n Bishop of Arizona. has received 4 notification from the police department of Balti- more, warning him Ui bogus Cath oiIc priest, vsriously named Rev. H MacMahcn, Of Atlanta, Rev Thomas kesrney Of Briegsyille, Wisconsin. and Rev. J Walsh. all oi whom are in reality reputable priests. The inn postor is,Hsnted primarily for cash- ing worthless check for $50. Secondariiy he i5 wan ted for pretend- ing 10 prie-ts and sisters that he is interested in building convents and then getting them to indor-e his Lad cheeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Corner Stone Of
 High School Laid

X Wllcoy yesterday a!ter0o- eX- erci=es attending 'te lsJing oi the corner -t.nsct inc Wilcas high school acre co.d.c.ed The bm ding Is hard-o.ae twc-.oory trick structure of seven rooms and wili co,t S75l 0, 0i!l b- re4iy for occupancy February ]. The c7rner-tors placed yesterday tue gift of John II Norton of Los Angeles, formerly Of Willcox. l. is a asnd-omo piece of Ariznns granite lusrri | near Tu7.oa' 1T has carved lpoG lt th. usr.e ci ,i5-. W R. Me Comb, II, A, Morgan and ". Angie .he present board of trustees, and the name of the architect and the con. tractors ' fn- building,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Newsy Notes From
 Fort Huachuca

Fort Huachuca, tEIz., J.n. j-Trap pers in this ne:ehaorho.l recently set oul poi-aH inF coyotes and iuc.d.r.s'- y nailed nuucS oi eanin,s bel -ing to local raucher-. The value of alch runs up into the millions, If one wa- to lake tAe o~ue'- figures
 The Perrin grant here a,Il nave large portion ., it s-t tn apple tree, Nr Perrin el-5 contemplate- pro.ptc, ing tine land in the neighlorhaod "t EiEin, for oil. That par. yi the s1tu. having ysry favorable uitca'f as for oil.
 Tie third crop o; ass haze jus. seen harve-tad on tAs ranch oi George Clark, the pioneer dry farmer. Mr Clark has demonstrated th /. i-y farming i- success, he ha.iur ,a.-,i many crops n hi- place without au. water ~hateger his Knowledge ci r., scieutinc feature cf ,he uew ,y-;em he has learned from prsctical ez1=ri. ence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Sells 50,000 Acre
 Ranch Near Morales

Word w s received today of an im- portant land trausier in the vicinity of Col0nlG Morales. E. C. Hsynie re. .aFaeI fFeH4 Fl Pasa wkese .he papers were signed and he transfer of his jo,oO1 acre ranch completed. The purchasers were Booker and Brown of Fl Paso and lis said shat the consid- erstion passing wa= 1000.
 This property jus, sold by Mr Hey man l. tie third ranch he has sold within ;n4 Tes' three years, It ad- joins ta. -aa5as ranch and is also adjacent .o other lands t7longing to Booker and Brown a~d Aiyes them t.s-' v .91 rUp lc-.-. Nr. Haynie n4s he'd ms r-perty for two years and expresses himself as wei! satis- lied with his profits. He has great faitE in the future Of Mexican ranch lands in proof Of ~hich he has just purchased another ranch on the boundary line between Sonora and Chihuahua.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
From Thursdays Daily

Crsnd Master ". k. Js-nes and Grand Secretary George Miutz of the Grand Lodge Oi odd Fellows left e'dsy for Bi. bee after installing the officers Of the local lodge here The grand officers are m tour of the territory and will he in Bisbee, Doug las and Csnsues this week. Several com missio3s as notaries public have jnst teen issued by Gov- ernor sloan The nsmes oi those re- ceiying the commission are AS follows, Francis NJ. Hartman, Pima county; R. Q. Wcrsley. Yuma county; Mrs Hattie W. Lorraine, Maricopa county Oscar K Coll. Cochise county; Wm Grant. Mohsve county. r B. Soto the well known Court land merchant is in the city tcd4 CD court business
 1 !. W. Wallace the hustling Ri-bee insurr man is in the count, soat today " court matters.
 Attorney NJ J. McKelligon re- turned to Bisbee today after a tTie visit here on court business. ! Harry Wheeler the well known Ali . z n4 ranger was brief Ton h-ior, ,.,Ito- 'os He returned to D -ug' las this afternoon.
 Prof McOmie, assistant sericultur is. oi the Arizona Experiment Statioi has gone to Thatcher, where he vii
 he engaged for several days ID deliver
 ing s series of lectures on sgricLltur
 teiore the L. b . Academy in ths
 city.
 Considerable exc tem,nt Tas oc
 casioued here last week by tLe sp pearauce oi bunch Of Mesieant driving two rubber tired hacks and
 dead AK wagon loaded with chuck PeoIls began to think ths, it was th 1 advance guard of Maiero'- revUltoso it being unusual for Mexican outf D be so bountiiully supplied Wher , they were from. and where they wei
 headed for is ss mysterious AZ eve
 since they chose 10 be sileut on tt
 subject.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Guggenheims After
 Arizona Mines

Arizona pa Cars at hand tel, the re- ported plan of the Guggenheims to take over the Londnn-Arizona Ball Copper, saddle Mountain and the Lon- don Range properties, located in the CgT -tinas district, P!nal county, but they fail to give one half of the story oi "hat will be tie largest uining ieal D he history of Arizona, II the lesl be con-numa.,d.
 Bep9~ts af the tine fine Guggeu- helms silt as-nme control of the prop -B tltey hsvr-cc-red vary somewhat. l. is Eu.sn that the Development Company oi America will hold & stockholders, meeting in New York
 tfc ly.h cf'hi- month, at which -jn.eiti- expected :la. ,ne legal -rau.i- z rl.. h- q sle. similar meets inc- have been called to be held in Prescott. on the 18th. ot .he Londo n Arizona, London Range and Ball Copper Company.
 Tbat the Glcsenheims have long lad env.ous eye- upon the Christmas mines. which include the Saddle Mountain London Arizona, Ball and several other gron~a. h-s long been an open s-rrss.
 The n=s .rarsi-r which will involve several million dollars wiIl mean much for Tombstone as much of these iund= will be available for prosecuting p.rus l0- the T. c. II. @.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Globe Scheme
 for Statehood

The latest development in the fight over the ratiiica ion gf the clu-litg- tion was brought t. the surface a, Globe through telegram sent by the All.Americau league, local political organization of which Attorney r C. J4cots Is president to De.egate Ralph Cameron at Was h:a ston. $ follows -
 Being in doubt as to the apprcya. of oa7 constitution iu its pr-sen: 'oTm by the president and congress. and wishing to secure statehood for Ari- zona, the AlI.Americln league O. Gill county requests you tO urge upon the president and congress the immediate passage of an act submitting two questions to the people on Te5. nary ninth, viz
 First Shall the constitution be adopted without the initiative, refer endum and recall, or,
 second. With these proyis'ous. The people have never expressed themselves directly upon these que-- tions. They desire opportunity tO do so or February ninth
 Itis claimed by member= oi the league that the debatatls provision may he thus eliminated and that the questions may be submitted by con- gre-- on five dave notice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
DISTRICT COURT.

Charles c Power ct al ys W Gould ct al transcript oi judgement from justice court.
 Gray Autograph comosny ys John Loporich. appeal from the ilstice court.
 Judgemnt-Ben Avery, dr., Mary Avery, CT. Decree of divorce, sli- saony sl0 per month and sttos ney {. fees $50.
 Judgmeut-Charlea KnickeEbocker, dr., Grace Knickerbocker, CT. Decree ot divorce snd custody oi the minor child.
 Judgment-Maria Martinez, dr, Dario Martinez, CT. Decree Of di- vorce.
 The following new cases have filed in the district court:
 Dolly Dunbar vs Thos A Dunbar, action for divorce
 Hannah Studley vs Hiram W Studley, action for divorre.
 Judgment in suit No. 5Sl7, : A and E K Clancy and Ore MIximo Mining Company, debtors, New York Betting and Packing company credit ors, judgment for S730, interest and costs.
 Judgment in suit No. 5S2i, R K Clancy and Ore MsIImo Mining Com psny, debtors, the Armour Packing Company. cred'.o., jrdgmen. ior s4099l interest and costs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
California Limited
 In Two Sections

Because of the extra heavy ove-fir ~ of fret class traffic to California this
 month and next, the Ca.,lorn.a Lrm- ited will be run west 10 two sections four time. s week. This is on ac- count oi there alraady being enough traffic to demonstrate the need of 37 extra sections th!- month and next. No excursions, Raymond WhItc2m' specials, or other specia! traffic ,- in- cludcd in th,s |, i- simp!. the first class traffic to California and Aril 'ua
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08

plane was noticed to Nobole in the ar and N hen about 800 feet up, | fell. Hozey, SO far SC we could see, made Q effort to save himself ard did mt move during that awful drop. l was looking with my naked eye but several people around me had their field glasses leyeled on the plane and its occupant at the time it started to fall They confirm my opinion.'
 l shall never forget that nightmare fl horror that followed. Women tainted, men sohbed aud everyone seemed frozen to thelr seats. There WAS no souvenir hunting
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
More Cattle for
 Sulphur Spring Valley

Ben Sneed is today bringing into the United States five hundred head of cattle from the Gabulendo ranch South of San Bernardino, These cat. tie are fer Neal & Ishan and will be taken 10 their range north of Douglas, MT Neal stated this morning that this lot Of cattle will make the total of his purchases during the fall and winter to sbout 35CG, e sh.L,l, lees than the number purchased last year. These cattle will te held on the ranges s'un.if1
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08

cnntfsct lAtor into this county from MeSico The cs-e Is one of the nos, n9teeo7thy in the history of recent years in all tho country.
 tiue, of SLlooirer man iu eacn of forty five eases Mas as-essed by che court U4ited States attorney Joseph E Morrison who is prepsring the de- lens. fer the gugarumeu: iyed a brief of I31 pages irom tla deaad- ants couLsel.
 The de!endaut- -ro rerrs5cnt,d ly Judge A C, Baker ol of Inc- n and I-Adore B. Dockweiler, ol Los Augei,-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
$500 Ol

The districts of the fret and sec nj class have nos received their total apportionments. and unless gain should he made in the daily attendance to eutitle one O, more O. these dIstricts to an additional appor comment the same will he taken from the reserve fund.
 At the present time there are fifty nine school districts m the c5luly of Cochise, Of which seven hciyug m the dr-t class, thiity-nine m the second clss=, aud thirteen in the third class.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Boy Scouts to Have
 a Lecture Course

The loe.! ~c-pt Council has been se!.efs+ a= f-llets Mayor .tafr,e-, sHp;. Trisler, Attorney Gibson 3. Hattich, Postmaster Crehle, Rev. Henctict, J \ Rockiel,w, Dr.. Hughart and Rer. Deck, the las, nam- ed a= secretary.
 4 lecture course is being arranged for the scouts and the fist lecture "ilI be delivered on Friday even ntrc, Jan. 20 by Rev. Bsnsd.,, on phy-icsl culture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
More 'Chinks' i3
 Be Deported

Tine shipment Of Chinese from Tucson to San Francisco for deIorta- tion Co their native land will be ade next Monday. The car will contain 26 Chinamen who will be under the charge of United States Deputy Mar shal Don Willetts and guards.
 Among sthe number will be Tee Foot Young who appealed to the United States district cour. from the commissioners court. His appeal WAS dismissed toJay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08

Rev. Sam Small, the evangelist, has announced his intention to live in Arizona, but only in the event that il becomes 8 prohibition state.
 The Phoenix water supply and pun ping plant has juet been increased and the capacity nowis ten million gallons every 24 hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Seeking to Set
 Aside Verdict

Seeking 10 set aside the verdict of the lower court, Grant Brothers the Southern Pacific contracting firms, will appear before the supreme court Of Arizona at Phoenix January 9. Ac- cording to this decision the contract ors were fined S45,COc for violating the alien labor law by bringing
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Does Not Make
 Much Difference

Scientists Eho are figurIg or tie age of the earth have ached tie point where they are insisting th.t r is all the way from l0J m.lh.g t1 2,000 millions, And or1i1ary nor, tsls may be psrdoned for expressing the opinion that this is :sr triEe indefinite. Still, is dcsen't matter very much.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Express Office
 Loses S1,000

few nights past the office oiWells Fargo & Company at Nogsles on the Sonora eide lost over sl,000 in Mex. ican si.ver. It sss taken during the temporary absence oi one oi the em- sE. ployes' The ofhcials hsEs-sSt yet d apprebended the thief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
Doings In the
 District Court
rHuKsrAY

In the case oi Worsley ss Garcia, finished yesterday after the FKos PECToR went to press, judgment was rendered for the defendant. The case grew out of some misunderstanding regarding commissions. One ot the attorneys in the case was Judge Beal of Fl Paso. Judge Beal has the d.. tinction of being the oldest ract!,iug lawyer before the bsr it. the sCuth- west. He is 76 years oi age, but ap- pears and acts ike a man only past 50.
 The case of Whitman ys BIsbee Drug Go, was continued for term
 The c4-e 5i Hagon vs 1tu!e was par. ti.lIy tried and continued for further evidence
 In the case Of Huse rs Goodu,n sn appeal from P. Court at Eistse, judgment in deiaul, 10. plaintiff.
 In the csse of Southwestern Mer- csnt!e Co VI B. N,ff an action for deb;, judgment for plaintiff
 In order to prepare for the next case, Hurst y- Elliott the sheriff vas ordered to get venire Of 5 jurors forthwith At one o'clock the jury panel was qualified snd the following 2 | jury selected to try the csse:
 Y Reilly ' B Iarueii ! Pearl Adams John Rock i James McHugh Martin Costello l Thos Smith I-asc Lsnder- i M Wsisn Tame- T.afe l CA Flick John Spencer
 This case is from Bisbee and grows out of dispute over the erection of s { s.5U0 building The plaintiff was ! the first witness and after about two hours on the stand the plaintiffs counsel announced that they rested ] The attorneys Tor the defeLse put Mrs Jennie B. Elliott on the stand and as VIC go to press the case is still on,
 The cases set for tomorrow are:
 Bush vs Root,
 Hensliet vs Reilly Hensliet vs Mcdonald City of Bisbee vs Chas Rose Saturday will see several matters taken up including several U. 5. cases which will be attended to by U. :. Attorney Joe Morrison.
 The court will recess on Saturday until after the close Of the supreme court at Phoenix which meets next Monday.
 FRIDAY The appeal cases from the justice Of the peace courts Of Douglas of Louis Hen-leit vs Jim Reilly and Louis Hensleit vs Ronald Mcdonald were both dismissed on motion of the de- tendsnt.
 On stipulation of counsel on both sides the case of Y F BAne ys Thos B Wisemsn wac dismissed.
 The appeal of the case oi City of Bisbee vs Chas Rose vas dismissed for want of prosecution.
 Although Martin O'Hsrs is in the hospital he won a suit today. Some time ago O'Hare was arrested under s city ordinance in bisbee. He vas ar- rested for guarding a ditch being dug for sewer. He vas convicted in Bisbee, and appealed, winniaf~ his appeal.
 The marriage Of Marius Keen 10 Cora Francis Keen, which occurred way back in New Ham pshire some 10 years ago WAS severed today and Msrius, the husband. getting the di- vorce.
 Jake Kerner, who is held from Douglas under charge of stealing @
 K dollar mattress, wss discharged on motion of the district attorney, because ot lack cf evidence to prove
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
sHERIFrs CERTIFICATE OF SALE

sHERIFFs CERTIFICATE OF SALE
 Tn the case of J il Norton vs Char lee R Brown ct ux. Consideration sI939 5l. Dated April 26, 1910. The southwest one quarter of section 3l; also designated as lots 3 and 1,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08
School Sup't.
 Apportions Funds

County School Superintendent F II stoyer yesterday spportione0 SS6,oo0 of school monies in the school funds, ss ioliows:-
 Reserve Fund .... ....s 1900 co
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-08

spr nR and hen sold to northern huy- ct- -J-Dg' ,i-t.s.s'r sai.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-22
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-22
Timely Sport Paragraphs for the Fans

Nationals ran into Catcher t. Clark
of the second team. with the result
that Clark is in the hospital with
concussion OF the brain. The physi-
clan is inclined TO believe that Clark's
injury is not serious. The second
team won the game Il to II.
MUSCATENE, iowa. March 22.-ln
a -prandiai.sre the other day.
Lou Walters ard Al. Berry told con-
stellation of bright ones, composed OF
joyous boosters and enthusiastic fans
that their ambition was to give Mus
catine the hest display of baseball
fantasies that tb,s citN has ever APP
plauded. The duo already give ex-
hilarating evidence of the fact that
their ambitions stand more that a
reasonable chance of being realized.
One of the epicurean delights. in
baseball sense, is the annual visit OF
the Cedar Rapids Rail Splitters.
Secretary Barry, who seems 10 have
already attained mid-season form, in
conjunction with the Silent One. has
compiled list of exhibition games
that in point of luster will illuminate
the baseball ages and send thrills OF
JOY coursing through the veins of the
members of the independent and
Gregarious Order OF Muscatine Root
ers.
Alas, we yesterday softened the
shock and prepared the baseball fan
for the happy jolt which Messrs, Wal
tiers and Barry have emblazoned up
on the astronomical and chronological
charts. The exhibitions will open on
or about Saturday, April s, with a
game between the recruits themselves.
Said yannigans will continue the wa
fare in the nature of civil strife daily
until the 18th day of the month OF
showers and sunshine when the Dav.
export Prodigals, they of the Inflated
Three Blink organization, come to the
Pearl City to ''get theirs" And then
come the mightiest, swattiest. lam,
FASTEST. most nice ..Rail-Splitters
from that dear Cedar Rapids on the
99th and 30th. The dates. it will be
observed by consulting the family
almanac. are for Saturday aud Sun
day. and it win not be necessary to
celebrate grsndma,s funeral in order
to get away from the store.
Umpire Frank Newhouse will hold
the indicator in the Central League
thir caSsnn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-22
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