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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
WANTED
JORDAN, M'MANUS
& HUNT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1914 Main. Phone 2l75

JULIUS KATIE has sold the tools
and stock at 30s Main street to Cash
Virgins. All debts contracted by
Mr. Katie will be paid by him and all
accounts outstanding to July 81 to
be paid to Mr.. Katie.
JULIUS KATIE.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30

AUCTION SALE-or houheshold
furniture, dining room table, chairs,
sideboard. l dresser, beds, carpets,
. hall racks and other articles.
Thursday Aug. g., 1911 at p. m.
116 North IL St 2S-6t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30

FOR SALE OR TRADE-GoOd gro
Gerry, Marion, Ind, doing good bust
ness good reasons for selling stock
and fixtures, about $1,400: will
trade for auto or Richmond proper
ty Call 11S West Main St or
phone No. 3240. sat&mon
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30

WANTED-Few middle-aged gentle
men with good references, to cover
Richmond, Hagerstown, Whitewater,
Lynn, Muncie, Union City, Winches-
ter, Connersville, Middletown and
Farmland. All Summers job. $2.75
per day. Commence now. GLEN
BROTHERS, Rochester, n. Y. 1t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-30
WANT AID
[ E t I E r. [ D S I

Mail viii be kept for 80 days only.
All mail not called for within thar
time will be cast out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Spring Session of
 Supreme Court

Several men bars of Tombstone 6 legal fraternity will go to Phoenix next week to attend the spring session of the territorial supreme court, h;ch convere @ in that city on the 22nd inst. the same having been fixed by
 be court as motiln day, while the remaining three days, the 23, 2i and 25, will be occupied by that tribunal in handing down decisions in mum. her Of cases, among which several are from Cochise county.
 Attorney ". c. Gilmore will also attend this session for the purpose Of periecting the appeal in the famous Copper Queen Back Tax suit from the territorial supreme court 10 the su- preme corrt of the United Ststes. ne heing associated in the Case with Col. II. L. PicAett. as special counsel for Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Mexican Officer Tries
 to Kill Douglas Man

At Douglas Sunday night Mexican n officer came to the American side to ge, the pay for the federal troops. He engaged ip a woriy war with Ameri- cans, and on the street in front of the Merchants cafe, when su American shouted " va, Madero," the officer whipped his gun from his belt and pulled the trigger. Captain Johnson of the Third cavalry by good luck happened to appear just at the criti- cal moment, and quick as flash leaped forward and grasped the gun ss the hammer came dosn. Captain Johnson's thumb was caught under the hammer of the gun, and the bul. let did not explode. The American officer disarmed the Mexican officer and escorted him to the line, where he was turr d over, with lis money to Comisario Nasquez.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Violate Neutrality Law;
 Under $500 Bonds

Diego Gastelum. Rafael Quiroz, and Fran cisco Iazeuta weIe aiTaigned before United States Commissioner Allen I. Bird of Nogales, They were represented by their attorneys, Noon & Barry. They were formally charg- ed with violation of the United States neutrality law.
 Bal was fixed at the sum of ils500 and W. Mcknight and Abraham Sa!esby signed the bond for Diego Gastelum.
 The arrest of the the three accused men has caused much comment in Nogsles. They are all well known in that place, Gsstelum is the father of eight children. He is 6 Mexican citi- izen but he has been in the United States for the past p years and is married to an American. He is well educated and speaks Spanish and English with huency. He ssys be is Maderist, but he asserts that he has too large family to take up arms against the present Mexican govern men,. He says the charge upon which he has been arrested is false aud that the motive back of it is per sonsl enmity. Many offers of aid were received by the accused.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
From Wednesdays Daily

Miss Mary Kries entertained he
 many young friends at a birthda, party last evening Games wer, played and attachments were -ervet while music was rendered hy macy O the guests present. The party took 6 reluctant farewell about II o'clock.
 Lee Hu;chison i- confined to hi. home suffering from swollen ankle sustained by an accidental fall from the delivery wagon today.
 William Goar snd wife have gone to Bisbee, where they expect to make their future home.
 Robe't c. Ketflewell, who has heen confined to his home for the pact several months due to illness, is re- ported slowly improving, which is gratifying news to his many friends
 On account Of the St Pstrick's dance Friday night the Progressive Whist Club will meet at the "Clod hopper's Retreat tomorrow (Thurs- dsy) evening. A full attendance IS expected
 T. W. McGuire returned last even. ing from Pinal County, where he has been employed for some time past at the Jack Rabbit mine. He will re. main in Tombstone indefinitely.
 Deputy County Treasurer Frank Denarest will leave in few days for Bisbee and Douglas, where he goea on official business in connection with back taxes due the county, and if the same are not satisfied will sell con- req! property in both cities.
 John Rock returned from his ranch on the Barhacomari last evening and reports everything in excellent condi- ton in that section, and especially the ranges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Important Mining
 Deal In Tombstone

Articles of agreement were filed in the office of County Recorder Me Donald wherby Phlomeno Galvez with F R Ross. trustee, first party agrees un receipt Of $500. that upon payment of $50; 5000 begihning nine fponths after date. aud SlGLp each three months thereafter for sever payments, and S500 within three months after the seventh payment he will deed to second party the iol- lo"!ng c,-ims in the Tombstone Mining District: Santa Eduwigis ij 3l9 Calves 45 32l; Picacho 4j- j7a; Waterloo 46-3GG; Fortuna 46- 3G7. Deed in escrow with Bank of Bisbee.
 The property in the above transfer is s.considered amorg the producers and it is expected that it gill be ex- tensiyely developed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Eleven Americans
 Join BIanco's Army

Governor Torres, military com- Dsnder Of Sonora, has telegraphed from Cansnea to Lsberio VasqueZ, com missario at Agus Priets, to notify all people crossing the line at Agua Priets are doing SO entirely on their own responsibility and with the ob. ligstion of presenting themselves to the military commander at Agus | Prieta.
 An American commander with 260 rebels has joined Blsnco's forces at Cenizas Springs, and claims he came direct from Casas Grandes. Eleven Americans have joined Blanco's army. Among them is Bert Parsons, son of A. F. Parsons. the Co., chise delegate to the recent constitu. tional convention. The others are James Rcuen, "Slsts" Rose, F.. Pstter. son Bert Edwards, Charles Williams, Harry Pollard, Frank Wood ward, Charles Wilson, J. H. Hall and Dick Highield.
 Additional federal troops arrived at Agua Priets yesterday from the south, increasing the garrison to the total of stOut St0men.
 IL is said the town has been mined or all sides.
 General Blsnco's command is said to be about 800 also, and are now To- cated vt Rancho Gsllardo, about F miles from Agus Prie.s.
 The iederals sent out scouting de. tachInents in force. but no fighting was reported.
 About seven of the prisoners taken Sunday at Agua Prieta have been re- leased, it being proven that they were smelter employes who were merely spectators at the battle.
 The capture ot Agua Prieta is still set for "manana."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
A Moonlight
 March" Party

Last evening jolly crowd Of of Tom'stone'- young people had 6 "moonligh; march party and walked to Wateryale, wtere most pleasant tune was had iu singing aronnd the big bon fire Shich vs- huilt to ccok coffee to go along with the sandwiches which the young ladies of the party had provided The cock made the coiree-everyone survived after par taking 1t. The party left Tombstone at : 30, reaching Wstervals at 2.
 Those wau went were MT. ard Mrs. Lee Hutch son; Misses Hicks, Cowan and Buck, Messrs Denerest, Kuchen. becker. Edwin and William Hicks. Warner and Col.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Marriage of a
 Bisbee Couple

The Rev. II \. beck at the Con- grrg"tiora! parsonage at , o'clock this afternoon united in the holy bonds of wedlOck Mr. Faul J. Linda nan and Miss Emily V Harris, both of Bisbee. Only the necessary wit nesses were present during the cere- mony. The happy young par will return for the big copper camp, where they are we'll and favor ably known, and where they will go to housekeeping.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
More Statehood
 Assurance For Arizona

Some Of the returning mem bers Of the Arizona Statehood delegation gave out a statement to the Phoenix Gazette verifying the hopeful news given by Col Pickett that Arizona will be admitted next Congress. The Gazette report says
 On Monday, March 6 the delega. tiOn wa- present at A conference held by nun Der of progressive senators in the senate nffice building and was assured by them that they would -pGre no effort to secure the admis- -ipn Of Ar'z"Da into the union under he corstit Ition. We were told that we u'd assrre the people Of Arizona that she would 1e admitted into the Union under the organic law ratified and adopted by her people. The pro. eressive element of both parties will control the next senate and it will see justice done to the people of Ari- zona.
 The delegati n called upon Senator Owen after the adjournment Of cons gress to thank him for the good will and friendship he had displayed for Arizona and her people. The senator assured us that on the frst day Of the extra session he will intr duce a ten.line resolution admitting Arizona and New Mexico to statehood. IL is vel! to state here that every senator aith whom the delegation talked hss taken the position that the congress Of the United States can admit Ari. zona and New Mexico into the Union by point resolution and that the , president has DO veto power over such resolution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Flagstaff Normal
 Summer School

Announcements have been received in Tombstone of the seventh summer session of the Northern Arizona Nor nal School at Flagstaff, which will open June l9 and close August II.
 Two aims are kept in view in con. ductipg the summer session. One is to help students to prepare for the September teachers examination 8 and the other to do the regular work of the school with a view to grsdua ton.
 There are several students from Tomb.tone and elsewhere from Co. chise county enrolled at this well known educational institution snd they all are progressing rapidly. Dr, R. H. H. Blome, president. is expect ed to visit Tom mbstone in May in the interest of the Normal He is well known here and is being considered among Arizons's best educators.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19

mess man Of Denver, who has been in ,hls cIty for several q y- lett ,h ' morning iur Yuma.
 Miss Georgia H,lland gave a party Saturday evening to which quite s nnmber of the young people oi romh- stone were present. Games were played and refreshments were served which were greatly euj yed by all About eleven o'clock the guests dis persed after having had most enjoyable time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
CP To LAST NIGHT
A gua Prieta has not fallen

Agna Prieta has not fallen.
 General Blanco circl-d south of the town and delayed traffic on the Nacozsri railroad for five hours. hut did not make any attempt to enter the town.
 Federsls left Agua Prie.a to the numl CT of about 100 las; night, tut the purpose is supposed to have been merely scouting sonth1ard. A few shots were heard, but no general Sighting occurred so far as known.
 Douglas men who went out 10 visit Blsnco's camp Tad not re;u- ned at an early hour this morning and It is sup posed they remained at the camp all night whether voluntary or other wise is not known.
 Mexican officials rendered apologies for iudignities to Amer,caus dnring the battle .snd succeeding events oi sunday and assured Captain Johnson that there had been and would be TO shooting of prisoners in Agua Priets sithout : 1T trial.
 These are the local developments in the war situation up to the t'meof go- ing 10 pr-ss -Dougias DIspatca.
 Ol Surdty's fight the International says
 "E ev, dead sere lei. or the bat tie field. Nine have been brought into Agua Prieta. The wounded number eleven federsls ;rebtl aound- cd taken away in retre,t, except few prisoners taken by the iederals.'
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Is Held to
 The Grand Jury

John Hortell of Benson is the latest defend. Ut to be held to asait the action Of the next Grand on a charge of burglary, and was lsst evening D. fined in the county jail by Deputy Sheriff Frank Trask in default of bail. The crime is alleged to have been committed at St David, when the de- feudsnt entered the home oi II. F.. Mauldin and took Sl9 Tn cash and two six-shooters. The prisoner Va- tried before Justice William Shillism at Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Arizona Society
 At Washington

News has been received bers of the organization at Washington of an Arizona society made up of former residents of this territory living in the capital city. John F Knapp has been elected president Of the new society Oscar " White, vice~pre.ident; K J DunIavy, second vice-president; Jesse K Smith, secretary, and Dorsey NJ McPherson, treasurer. A constitution and . set of bylaws have been adopted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19

Cha. Koepke, an aged German prospec,or formerly oi Yavapai coun- ty, died ID Flagstaff about week ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19

It is proposed to erect an alfalfa mill st Mesa. The alfalfa hay ground | nto meal form is said to be 50 per cent better food for cattle aud stocks than regular hay
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
Number of Killed
 and Wounded

Reports from the Douglas war situ- at'on today arc net, 20 skirmishe- being reported, but the federsl- and inhabitsIts of AgUa Priets anticipate an attack hourly The insurrectos are reported csmped within few miles Of 'he border toSn and the sit-- nation Is tense.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
WARRANTY DEED

bNsob- . [. . W Arizona X MeIico Realty Co r Co Msy Bates; Douglas prop. ZoU U
 BILL OF SALE
 Ids E X George Myer to J . D Murchison; household
 goods. ds......-..... .... 10 0J
 US PATENT
 U. S. to the Lesdville Min.
 ing Co; elaine in the Tur- ol quoise Dist.
 sHERIFF'a oFRTIFICTE or sAIF John F White, sheriff, for B Ol Heff. to the Southsestern
 Mere Co; certain Court
 land prop. p............. 250 %
 BILL OF SALE
 A B Capt ct uI to William
 Cowsn; cattle. =. ...... 1000 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE R E Cushnan to PW Ham.
 ilton; Drsgoon prop. .... 273 B
 oHArrEL MORTGAGES R O Robinson to Thomas E
 Hurd horse, etc ...... 66 50
 PATENT
 U. s. to Charles R Plumb;
 land in twp IS r29.
 W B Dixon. commissioner, 1 to R ? Brown; Douglas Psop ...... OUo Ub WARRANTY DEED Herbert H Hotchkiss ct u1 l to Jeannette Ful~iler;
 Douglas prop. =. ....... 200 % MINING DEED R L Taylor to John A
 Duncan; mines in the | Chisicahua Dist SOU O0
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mary K McNsmsra toG H
 & Anna NJ Hirst; Doug-
 lss prop. .......... 150 % Rodrigo Ruiz to Mary K
 McNamsrs; Douglas prop l50 % BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Prajedss Psrsds ct uI to G H & Anna M Hirst; Douglas prop. ........... llO co WARRANTY DEED Geo A Walker ct ux to J w sander,; Paradise prop. 50 % c. Q. DEED John W Sanders to Fife L Ssnders; land in twp lsr 29; consideration. love & affection. Q.C. DEED W E 5soner ct u1 to Fife & l W ssnders; Paradise | ptop. ..-... lU O REALTY MORTGAGE Margaret Barbara stolzer to State MutuslBldg & Loan Assn Douglas prop. ..... 1900 % SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Prevalent Mutual Bldg & Loan Assn to Margaret B 6toizer; satisfies Douglas prop.
 VA RRASrY DEED Charles R Plumb ct ux to
 John W Sanders; land in twp IS r 2S ......... 300 % SATISFACTION TRUST LIED G H Wsdleigh to Walter A Lake; Douglas prop. Norton Morgan Com Co to
 John H Warren. et sw3
 sec 24 twp I7 F73. sHERIFF's cER1IrIcArE State Mutual B & L Assn va Ida E Meyer ct al: levy oo
 certain Douglss prop. 1 Southwestern Nero Go vs Courtland Business Men's Club; levy on certain prop in Courtland. MINING DEED E 5 Gage to Mark A Smith; Dean Richmond mine in the Tombstone Dist 100 HaFriett L Hine to Marcus | A Smith; claim in the Tombstone Dist .... 6OOl W ? Hines to Frank N Gib- bens; elaine in the Pearce | UooS JO UU
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-19
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlsE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN bkit
 WARRANTY DEED Mrs ME Sherman 10 V A stewart; land in sections ss. 29 & 3l twp i6 2l II A Morgan & wife X w Angle 6 wife to Adole Ross; Wilcox prop. ..... 100 U s to William Ohoesorgen; nv sec II twp IT 20. U $ to William H Skinner; land in sec : and s twp l6 20.
 U s to Francisco Coma- duran: land in sec 32 twp l5r2 20. US to William Callahan SC !. sec 3 typ r 20. US to Leonardo Disl; land in sec 29 twp l5 20.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Board of Supervisors of Co., chise County Co Nj A Smith; Dean Richmond Mine in the Tombstone Dist .-.-. .-.. .'...... oc NJ L Bripkerhoh ct ux to James Mclean; Warren prop. ......- Ao Philip $ Hall, trustee in bankruptcy of the Man. zona Mining company, to Harry Johnson; claims in the Dfsgoon Mining DietIict. ovo John F White, sheriff, for WE Nihsrt et al, to E
 
 Jacklin, Douglas prop. l34e 5
 REALTY MORTGAGE Edna A Porter 10 H Jack; Biebee prop. p.......... ooo IVY Rlipn Jumi,er Co vs The Tombstone Consoli- dated Mines Co; claim for $346.lS for cement and lumber property covered, Flora Morrison. Conten- ton and Weet Side Min ing claims.
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE Lyman H Hays to Amos Marione horses. ........ l3U O'
 WARRANTY DEED JF Richards X H A Morgan ct ux toR E Cushmsn; Dt1kOou PicP
 PATENT Usto John s Warren land in sec 5,wp r B.
 WARRANTY LIED Mre. Clemence Guit.rd to John A Rockieiiow; land in sections 24 and 25 twp IT TZ3 ...-...- ooVo VI
 BILL OF SALE Mrs. C!emence Guirard and Albene Guitard to John A Rockieliow cattle and horses on Guitsrd Ranch in Coch,se Stronghold. SJ1G O( SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE W Deckersw to James P X EGus A Porter; rec l8-57S. JH Jsck to James P and Edna A Porter; rec 7O-632. Stanns Angius to Edna A Porter; rec 23-322. JH Jack to Edna A Porter; dated A II.
 SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE Mre Charles H Kenyon to Herbert H. Hotchkiss ct uI; Douglas prop. yortou- Morgan Com Co to Cummings; rec 3-33. Ellen R Epps to Ida and George Meyer; Douglas prop.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE VII Hutchinson & Son to Glenn W Wslls; csrbon- ntOI sssssss- AS~ -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

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IS. Oft. BEN ooer egHen. llpeiret,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

MansDrerne 1897 oe0 9oiens, %
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at ~efsplooere. GerpeO iprang etStpf.
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SaoersIeb fnitiIaaet blan0t geipt.
ningen paa 8omenen aebIet. ge.
iGtningen omfotter 100 Stpffer
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fer a%narebne.
Ter iortples, at mar pan
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ter, Iom fsr bar oPret pno @aaroe,
bbor Der bar oeret WunO. og aloo.
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aarlene for nnlig ifal oGre fommen
neoe fra Sonnse. / bnilfen 9anos,
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fan life fontroIleres.
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| 5nberslen amt, boor Der life bar
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-17

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