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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-09-21
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Doing Nicely

Mr.. Walter II. Hart, of Eastport,
who was recently operated upon at the
Emergency Hospital, is reported to
be doing very nicely.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-09-21

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-09-21
WEATHER TODAY

Annapolis and Vicinity
foI I..'1T H'i'-s Weather with probable
Jnse-..' tonight or Friday, not
Soy cFa1ge IN temperature.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1911-09-21
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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
County Assessors
 In Convention Today

County Assessors from all sections Of the territory are in session at Phoe- nix today in the office of auditor George A. Mauk. This meeting is held in response to A suggestion made to the assessors by MT. Mauk about a week ago.
 Those present are: R. c. Merritt of Gila county, Frank Luke of Mari copa. T B Wells of Pinal, B V Meeden oi Yuma, Deputy Ross H Blskely, re- presenting Assessor Frank L Hunt of Mohsve, Thomas Campbell of Ysva- pal, Charles Howe Of Cochise. w F Williams of Navajo, 4 A Doherty of Santa Cruz, B A Cameron of Graham, c w Barnett of the city of Phoenix.
 At the forenoon session yesterday the assessors organized into a territor- ial association by electing Mir. Birdno chairman, and MT Cameron secretary.
 The object of the association is to equslize ihe valuation of property throughout the territory and to de- wise ways and means to get complete list of All property which should be cn the tax duplicate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Mexicans of Nogales
 Get a Good Scare

Exploding giant bombs and cannon crackers on ths Mexican side Of the line at Nogsles. American kers caused the Mexican population oi Nos gales, Sonora, to flee from their homes half clad, tc the American side. all because Nogales had received word that an attack was to be made by in- surrectos.
 Upon receiving word that an attack was to be made. the authorities oi the Sonora town ordered all saloons closed and requested all Americans to retire to the American side, while another edict prohibited any two men from walking on the street together.
 Messengers were hurriedly sent to the American side to purchase arms and ammunition for the volunteers to reinforce the troops at the garrison. The rebels failed to appear, but the bonn hsrdment by bombs and firecrsck- CTS caused the tnic.stricken resi- deuts, whose minds were filled with all manner of ima. inab slaughter, to seek safety in Nogales.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Boy Scouts
 Enjoyed a Treat

Attorney 0. Gihson addressed the Boy Scouts last evening at the City Hall. which had been comfortably ar- ranged for the occasion by Chef Of Police George Brsvin. The interest ing subject of the speake. was the Signs and Symbols of Woodcraft and Pioneering" The attendance was good and the Scouts listened to the practical and instructive telk with utmost interest. The telk was on the lines Of instruction that nearly every person in the west will have use for sooner or later in life. Useful points were brought out in tracking how to find way, the time 'of day distances, etc. At the close of Mir. Gibson's sddres. Rev. Al. Benedict made few remarks encouraging the good movement. Several members of the Scout Council were among the enthusiastic audience.
 At the conclusion of the program to show their appreciation of the ad- dresses made and in honor of those Scout Councilmen present the scouts, arose, giving the official salute and yell.
 The next lecture will be Tuesday evening, February ' by Rev. A. J. Benedict.
 There are iu all ten lectures to be given before May l.
 The Scouts will fit up their new headquarters and gymnasium this week and sll meetings after Saturds y will be at the new headquarters.
 The boysa are grateful and appreciate the fsvors extended them by Tomb stone citizens, city officials and e.pec ially Chief of folice Geo. Bravin. There are now four graded patrol. in the Tombstone troopss follows: Seal-. boys ages 10 to F, Leadei Ernest Davis. Corporal Roland York meets every Wednesday at 6:3O D. m.
 Foxes, boys from F to l4, Leade B. Eidson, Corporal Norman Abell meets Thursdays at 2 p. m. Wolves, lads l4 and Is. Leader T (Brsndt, Corporal Columbus Giragi
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Cochise Has
 High Grade Oil

Regarding the strike of oil made at St. David many years ago and which was mentioned in The PRosPECToR columns on numerous occasions, the Benson Press add- the following ob- servation:
 "When Ben Loigreen struck oil in St. David district, while drilling for water on Peter A. Lofgreen's home. stead, it was such a surprise that he suspected some neigbbor of putting it in the we'll as a joke. and sent bottle away to he tested.
 "The returns showed that it was a high grade of petroleum, much mol valuable than that used for lubricat. ing, and could not have been bought in the local markets"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
!ucson's Population
 More Than Phoenix

The information sent out from Washington to the effect that the population of Phoenix is II, ,l3f causa ed considerable surprise in Tucson. The Stsr says it was supposed that Phoenix would run Tucson 8 close race, but it can be safely estimated now that Tucson will lead Phoenix in the government returns by between 5000 and 1000.
 The Star sdds at the time the cen- sus was taken in that city an estimate was made oi the returns of the vari- ous enumerstors and this estimate he'd gotten in the neighborhood of II, 300 when it was learned that such advance estimates were forbidden by the government. No further work was done, but it is certain that the Tucson population is going we'll after 150O0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
from tuesdays Daily

Attorney Frank Dosn, of the law firm of Richardson and Doan Of Doug. las. is here today on legal busir sss from the smelter city.
 R. G. UnDer is here today from Csnanea on 6 business trip.
 Wm Pearce of the Tombstone Cigar stand returned today from Douglas. where he has been for the past few days on business.
 Miss Ella Sanders returned Sunday from Wilcox where she has been for the past two weeks ss the guest of her cousin Mrs. T, Candy.
 The lessors of the Bunker Hill mines expect to make shipment of ore to the smelters during the next week.
 Col. A. L. Grow returned today from Los Angeles, where he went on brief business mission.
 J. B. Cross is among the Tombs stone visitors from Paradise today on business before the probate court.
 Attorney A. Y. Wright is among the professional visitors in the county seat today from Douglas.
 H. T. Fisher and wife were among the visitors in Tombstone from the Fisher ranch near Fsirbank.
 Henry K. Street, of the Boquillas company. was brief Tombstone visitor today.
 c. B. Tarbell left today for Los Angeles, where he will visit with his family for fortnight.
 Sheriff Jack White came in from Phoenix this morning, where he has been for the past few weeks, icing in- terested in some valuable mining property in Maricopa county.
 F. B. King. superintendent of the western division of the Fl Paso 1 Southwestern railroad, with headquar. ters at Fl Paso, is in the city today on business conrects | with hi. company.
 J.N. EcFate left this morning for his home in Santa Ana, California, after stay in Tombstone for several days on business.
 F. c. Leonard and wife are in the city for eeversl days from Bisbee on visit with friends.
 P. J. Newton, a knight of the grip, is in town from Fl Paso today.
 The Odd Fell1Us nee. this evening in the Masonic H.N.
 Assistant District Attorney E. J. Flannigan was among the outgoing passengers this afternoon for Bisbee, after stay of several days in the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Cameron Secures
 Arizona Measures
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
 Delegate CsmerDn has secured the appointment ss Postmss,ers in Ari- zona. Ernest Barandon. at Nelson, iayspsi county; Joseph Lcfebre, at P!rtle,Ille. Cochise c5unty; Chsrles Meyer, at Bellevue, Gila county; AL bert E Mover, Bonita, Graham conn- ty.
 He has recommended to the Post office Department that postoffice be established at Craig, A9sche county, and that Ellis w Wiltbank be ap- pointed postmaster.
 Delegate Cameron has secured through the Pension Bureau. an orig- insl pension for Permiis Timmors, widow of Joseph Timmons, late pri. vste Company c, l55th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, at the rate of Sl2 per month, from Sep. tember 26, 1910.
 Cameron is assured of a favorable report from the committee to the House, of his bill authorizing an ex- change of lands by the Coconino Cattle Company within the CocoDino forest reserve.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Rebels Capture a
 Town In Mexico

Letters received from the Sahauripa district under date of January IT, give further details of the surrender Of the town to the revolters on Jan. 13. They verify the report that the town fell without shot being fired and without even pretenss of re- sistance.
 According to the advices received here on the morning of January l3 two rebels entered the town of Sa- hsuripa under flag of truce ard de- manded its surrender. In the town there were 100 federal troops but these filed out one side Of town and marched away while the insurrecto force, re- ported to number about 300 men, entered the town from the other side. The feeling in the town and all the surrounding district, is, according to writer, decidedly Maderoistic and the revoltoses are very confident. They expressed the intention of proceeding on to take Bacanors and then Soyops and declared they would then proceed on to Hermosillo, the capital of the state.
 The International says: "No fights ing has occurred in the Ssbauripa district up to the time of the letter which was sent to this city. On Jan. Is 8 party ot 100 federsls arrived at Tonichi by train and they were to be further augmented by an equal number on January IS, it was reported"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Alleges Cruelty to
 Sheep In Transit

4 Phoenix dispatch says:
 GF Zimmerman, United Ststes district attorney for western Okla homs, is here securing depositions in the case of government against the Southern Kansas Railroad of Texas, and other roads on the charge that the companies violated the 30 called 2S. hour law in transportation Of sheep from .Glendale, Arizona to Kansas City,
 He alleged the sheep were not un- loaded between Vaughn, New Mexico, May 2l, and Waynoko, Oklahoma on the evening of May g, 1909. The government has numerous similar cases and efforts are being made to en- force the law vigorously.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Sabbath In Tombstone
 Houses of Worship
CONGREGATICSAL

Rev. Decks topic at II g. m was "Jesus, As Asssyer, (which he preach. ed to s good sized congregation.
 "The Clarified Vision,r was the pastors theme in the evening st 7:30 o'clock. Among other things Rev. Deck said in his interesting sermon that there is lots of good ID every per. son if we would only bring out the good. He warned to beware of the man who cannot see anything good in his fellow men.
 The Sunday school at 10 a. m had e total attendance Of 63. Miss Helen Benedicts clsss of young ladies won the attendance ban Ter.
 Allan Benedict led the Christian Endeavor meeting at p. m., the topic being the Law of Prevailing Prayer"
 METHODIST Atthe Methodist church yesterday evening Rev. c. 5. Ksthan preached . thoughtful sermon on the subject "We Are the Clay, Thou Art the Potter" The attendance was good. Miss Ruby Lamb conducted the League service st7 p. m., in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Miraculous Escape
 From Instant Death

Suddenly waking from a violent dream in which he imagined the rail- rosd treck, ahead of the ca tbound T. &. P. train upon which he was tray l. ing was obstruc:ed by an obstinate COW, Wright Leiner, young man from Brownsville, Texas, yesterday morning jumped through the windows of the moving train to the ground be. low. He was uniniured in his jump.
 The train porter at 3;l5 yesterday morning had jus. called Monahsns. 6 station on the T.SPrailsoad east ofEl Paso, waking the young man up sud- denly when without any warning Leiner dived through the glass win dow to the ground.
 Conductor Kuneman immediately stopped the train which was running at 20 m les per hour and returned to the spot of the jump to find Lesner standing in pile of soit sand where he had fallen A few superficial cuts about the face and hands were the only injuries sustained, When asked why he had acted SO he said that be dreamed there were COWS on the track. Le'ner was bound for Los Angeles. He is known in Tombstone, having visited here several years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
From xOnday's s Daily.

Thomas Tsaffe left yesterday for Ray, Pinal county; where le expects to remain.
 Joe Hood the well known csttlemsn accom- panied by his wife aud son are, Tombstone visitors today from their ranch Tn the Sulphur Spring Valley, and are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. II. Mscis.
 Wm Eidson and son Benjamin left Saturday for Ray, on s few weeks stay. They are making the trip over. land.
 Jeff Milton, the immigration inspec- tor, was in Tombstone today on the trail of some "strsy" chinks, who gre reported to be in this vicinity. Rev. A. J. Benedict arrived home Saturday from two weeks trip in the Sulphur Spring Valley.
 Tombstone's future prospects, with reorganization of the district appears as glowing as ever. Mrs. A. AdRmson returned today from Bisbee where she has been fir the past three weeks at the Copper Queen hospital nnder treatment for 6 broken shoulder, sustained by an accidental fall. Mrs. Adsmson re- ports the injury doing as nicely as expected but will require careful pur- ing and attention for some time.
 Mart Moore is among the visitors in Tombstone today from Parsd se on business before the prabate court.
 Quite number of applications for leases I r chloriding on T. c. N. Co. properties have been made the past few days and several new chloriders have begun work today.
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan returned today on the noon train from Doug las where he spent Sabbath with his family.
 County Superintendent of Schools F.. ii Stover is back at his office after a two weeks visit to the schools in the section ei Sulphur Spring Valley.
 Raiguel Benedict returned home Saturday from q months stay at Corrtlsud, where he was having as- -essment work done on his mining claims.
 The big shaft whistle still blows at regular hours. It is likely however that all work will be completed in few days and the final shutdown at the big pump shaft he complete-un- til reorganization shall order gener. al assumption of work, the time for which is not yet known.
 D. P. Hickey. Manager of the dry goods department of the Machomich Mercantile company went to Phoenix yesterday on brief business mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Applicants to the
 Pioneer Home

Fourteen applications have been filed ftfr sdmittance to the Pioneer Home. They will be forwarded 10 the Board of Control ct Phoenix during the coming week for approval l. is ssid that as the capacity of the home is confined to forty, standard wall be outlined Tor each county be. fore the maximum will he selected. On the present basis, Cochise county, it is semi officially stated, will be en- titled to send ten pioneers to the new building. The total number of men who desire to enter the institution in Arizona is said to reach over 100.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Arizona Will Ratify
 The Constitution

Attoruey D. L Cunningham who was one of of Cochise's able Delegates tO the Constitutional covention is re- ceiying letters daily from friends of the constitution throughout Arizona all Of which point to the fac. that the constitution will be ratified by larger ms loritIes than the most ssnguine supporter expected. The constitu. tion meets with the approval of the people and sweeping vote for adOp- tion is the outlook for February 9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
Some Turnips
 In Cochise County

Harry Eckermsn yesterday brought 8 giant (rutabaga) turnip to town from the Crosby ranch near Benson. The monster vegetable weighs exactly l03 pounds and would eessly fill a bushel measure. The turnip is large enough to furnish a meal for . big family and an acre of the same pro- duct would feed an army. The sample of the "frui." i. on display .: Rocks chow window and pedestrians are amazed st the jumbo" size of vege- tables that can be raised in Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
President Will Not
 Reject Constitution

R. B. Sims Delegate to the late con. stitutionsl convention, is related over the receipt of a letter from Senator Robert IL. Owen of Oklahoma, in which the senator states he thinks :here is no possibility that the presi- dent will reject the constitution as framed by the convention. The letter from Senator oven is follows:-
 Jan. 9,19l1. MT R. B. Sims,
 Douglas, Arizona.
 Dear Sir: The president will assur. edly not decide against the constitu. ton ou account of the initiative refer endum snd recall.
 The initiative and referendum have been at issue successfully in every state west of the Mississippi river with a few exceptions. It is rid:culou. to talk about the president or congress rejecting this matter on euch an ab- surd ground,
 Yours very respectfully.
 R. L. OWEN
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
New Reductions
 In Pullman Rates

Sweeping reductions in Pullman rate, will go into effect on the rail- roads of the country on February l. According to the new schedule the minimum rate for standard sleeper berth is I.2j and Sl % for tourist berth. All oi the railroads have not vet received the new rate cards but the notice of reduction. on the South ern Pacific have been received by officials and agents of that road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29

Trinidad Salgado and four other Mexicans who were playing cards at the house of Selgado Saturday night were tried by the city court at Tucson on gam bling charges and fined S25 and costs each. All paid the fines and were released. When the men were arrested there were eight brought in besides Salgado, but only four of them had been caught playing. City Mar. shal Arnold had summoned the other four in order that he might prove that they had access to and from ,the house, which therefore constituted 6 public gambling place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29

meets Tuesdays st Sop. l.
 Eagles, lads iroin I5 to r., Leader Grant Warner, Corporal Carmel Gi- ragi meets Mondays At 30 p. m.
 Patrol Leaders school saturdays at z D m.
 High court consists of Scout Master Telin and Leaders Eidson and Bainds. and convenes at the call of the Scout Master.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29

nave increase Oi etock, terms, s6o0 per year.
 AGREENEST Thomas Higgins. let party, J Lyons, 2nd party; lst party agrees to lease certain lot on Aurora mining claim to the said second party.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE pr James Yates to c II Simpson; rec 3-29.
 LAND CLAIM Joseph Joss ct ux declare homestead on lot l3. Blck SI, Douglas with improve ments thereon.
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE George F Roberts to Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee; saloon fixtures, etc, in Bisbee. ..... 5l0 80
 WARRANTY DEED The L & I Go to Camisno Gsglio; Douglas prop .. ll0 co
 AGREEMENT Hetfern Mining & Dev Co with N B Burchsm; First party agrees 70 sell to 2nd party claims in Svi.shelm Dist =. ............. lOoO Co
 DEED Calumet & Arizona Mining Go to Fred E Mank; Warren prop.
 REALTY MORTGAGE red E Mank ct ux to w J Jameson; Warren prop. 1900 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Fred E Msnk ct ux to w J Jameson; Warren prop. ljOO % s Kelly to to Ariz Bank & Trust Co; cattle .. 100 %
 TRUST DEED W E Stoner ct ux to Title Guarantee & Trust Co; Bisbee prop ........-... 'VV op
 PATENT IS. to Haynes Leigh Robey; sci of ne3, ei set < sw4 ses sec l5 twp 2l 2s.
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mary J Howell toS Wrench; Douglas prop ........... 5VW UO Charles 4 Lamb ct uI to Addie L t A H Wagner; Douglas prop .-... 6JO Uo
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES Iohn H < Harvey Hughes to Robert Hennessy; one engine .............. I5O % A A Ferguson to Robert n ,,nlss Dynn Iiln Ht W F Mitchell to National Cash Register Co. .... 100 co Joseph Tonkovich to Natl Cash Reg Go. 5O %
 BILL OF SALE w Blackmsn ct ux to RoSert Hennessy; Bisbee prop. .............. .. i1Oo co Louis J Larson to Victor s Hoffman; Lowell prop. 800 %
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank & Trust .Co to John Owen; rec 3-l7s. |: Edith Stowe to John Holl- craft ct ux: rec 23-220. Hsrriett J Tompkins to Mary J Howell; rec IT, 3l6? A W Brown on certain mines of T, c. Nj. Co for work, amounting in wages to $3s0 %.
 Two Italians wanted in Jerome on criminal charges were arrested near Jerome Junction aa they were trying
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
TOMBSTONE EPiTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE RW Sprinkle to Wilcox Bank and Trust Company; gasoline engine, etc.... 25o Oo
 RELEASE DEED Title Guarsptee & Trust Company, and Fidelity Savings S Loan Assn to Frank O Elvey ct ux Doug las prop.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE ERPiTtle Company to Frank O Elvey ct ux Douglas prop
 BILL OF SALE Cari Brown to Mrs L Atchisnn: Bisbee prop. 25o oo
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Carl Brown tc Ralph Brown; power to sell certain Bis bee property,
 REALTY MORTGAGE Fsustine Nsysretts ct uv 10 WO Cochran; land in sec 3,wplsr26 ...... 200 co Frank o Elyey ct ux to Will liam Cowan; certain Doug- las prop ....... $500 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Rev. Henry Grsnjon, Bishop of Roman Catholic church, to w E Schwsmm; Doug- Ia. prop ......... 1000 % cHATTEL MORTGAGES Ch ltule to Sarah Mormon; Bisbee prop .. 500 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mrs. Ada l. Duncan 10 Thos Alla're; Bisbee prop. .... 5oO O WRIT OF ATTACHMENT WO Page vs Arizona and Cleveland Mining Com pany; attaching certain mining claims in Msnzora District.
 WARRANTY DEED Mrs. A Pidgeon to Wm Gibson; Bens prop. l Oo
 PATENT U. s. to Frank A Oonshey; nei sec II twp lj g.
 BILL OF SALE THPerry to W Deckersw; furniture A-o Vo
 RELEASE DEED Security Losn & Trust Co to Chiricahus Cattle Co; release trust deed recorded Book page 337.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Henry Grsnjon, to Julius Gheldof; power to sign certain note.
 MINING DEED Albert Godfrey to George Keller; claim in Warren Diet. Ao Vo
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Sw Dobson e. ux to Annie Clsrk; Bisbee prop...-.. 6oO Vo Guadalupe Gonzales ct uI to Marcos Contrerss ;Doug- las prop. w
 WARRANTY DEED Cipriano Goglio ct ux to The International Land -'-- Improvement Company; Dnuglss prop. p......--... io Vo
 BILL OF SALE re Bsene to Franklin Dorr; Bisbee prop. ''o W
 caArTEL MORTGAGES Franklin B Do-r to d Beene: Bisoee prop oo V
 KEALTY MORTGAGES JPRsdcliff ct ux to Pioneer Lumber Co; Courtlsnd prop. .....-.--'--''''-''
 LEASE JFWard to Mrs Elizabeth Carr; land known ss the H O Carr homestead; two horsss: 1 mare; mule.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-29
study oI "iile Building.
CATHOLIC

sunday school with good attend Guce rss held at lns ID.