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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Dies Of Wounds Re-
 ceived at Agua Prieta

George L. Pucke't, who died Tues day morning as the result of woupds received in the rebel trenches before Agus Priets on Monday, received his death wound on the first day of his history ss sn insurrecto nnder arIs.
 IL has been learned that young Puckett had been in Gleeson visiting his uncle. He went to Douglss last Thursdsy morning in search of work and toupd none. HIs sympsthies were with the ipsurrectos sud under the stress of tine excitement oi che strenuous doing to the south he crossed the line Monday and entered the rebel trenches for the day and found wounds and desth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Tombstone Is Safest
 Place as County Seat

Benson Arizona, April Is, 1911. ED Pko>pzcroH:
 lt seems to me that the si-e ones at Washington did wise thing when they turned the court house removal bill down, because, with people hnrry ing to and fro, either to the court house at Douglas or BIsbee, thes might have been shot with stray bull lets coming from the guns of federsls or insurrectos in Mexico, and it would have kept grand juries. petit juries, coroners, and witnesses in a hub-bub. worse ttsn it is doing with sll the wise officials in the federal service from Washington, D. D. down to the Mexican line. Eveu some O. the people at Nogales are wishing today that they were living and ioing busi- ness where there is no danger of in- national complications With. the experience Sesre having, when ever change Of county seat is in Tombstone is willing, and we hsve to have that boost for Benson as being the point for all time, On the i !rsnd trunk of ali the railroads; the ineet climate and srtesiau water ip he world, and its people being per. ectiy docile on account peace poverty nd contentment. So sbake hands ver the bloody chasm of discontent. od be optimistic. With kindest regards,
 Yours truly.
 W. SHILLIAM.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
From Ihur.daY's Daiir

Bsbee viii celehrs'e the Fourth oi July this yea. in manner to break all previous records, and make s 8 day to be remembered all over the territory The board of trade will take the matter up at it's next meet ing. 60 that there msy be plenty oi time to make all necessary prepsrs- tions.
 The county seat will have many visitors next week The district court convenes Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. George wslee return ed today from short wedding tour in California, and are now arranging to go to housekeeping ip Tombstone and w.ll be "a. hcms" to their many friends.
 The Tucson Star suggests that his- torians will piesse make it the battle O: Mescai Priets, instead of Agus Prieta.
 Advices from Agus Priets are to the effect that all is quiet sr that war center today, and unless something 2 unforeseen occura, always fair in war, the situation is not exciting. The funeral of Denny Twomey has been fixed for tomorrow and s mum. Der of Tom bstone friends of the de- ceased wIll attend to pay their last tribute Of respect to the departed. Rev. P. H Bodkin. the new pssto, of the Methodist Episcopal church will preach here next Sunday morn ing at l l o'clock. Rev. Bodkin is from California, where ke has had 6 wide experience ID building churches and
 conducting religio us newspapers. c. L. Cummings ~ss the higbts bidder st the county hide ss'e Monday tte skins being awarded to him fol s391.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
1. 0. 0. F. Grand
 lodqe Officers

Following is tbo list of officers elected at tie Globe convention of the Q. Q. F. Grand Lodge yesterday: Grand nAster-A A Ferguson, of b. uglas.
 Deputy grand master-R $ Long. moor. Mesa
 Grand wsrden-J NJ w Moore, of Pre-c tt.
 Grand secretsry-George A Miuts, Phoenix.
 Grand treasurei--P c Anderson Globe.
 Grand representstives--J A Mac. Lesy, Clifton. two years; w K James Phoenix. one year.
 Grand tTustees-N A Morlord Phoenix; A w Smith, Tucson; L E Rice. Morenci.
 Mintz's election ns grand secretary makes this his l7th successive cleo. ton to that office.
 Douglas was chosen for next con yentioD city in 1912.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
A Ride Across the
 Sulphur Spring Valley
Especial to THE PRosPEcroRl l

Special to THE PRosPEcToRl
 IL wac of interest to note that this year the spring had come in due season. We did not have to wait this year for the cum mer rains.
 The broad valley is velvet green with upward spripg'ug grass. and beautiful Il wer. are in sbundsnce.
 In many pi ces, notably Te1asCsn- yon, acres and acres of fertile soil were put under plow and ready for the crops.
 Iu the {, ot hills of the Chiricabus mountains deiigLt!ully fragrant or chard. with many apple and peach trees are in blossom sDd bright in their varied colors.
 The bite here and here were prophecies of what is to come to the valley in the near future.
 Some mining matters may be noted At the Golden Rule. Dr. Sharle and wife have departed for their old home in Pennsylssnis, and M-, Msi!oy with his family are to occuiy the cottage looking scross the valley toward Go chise. and the Doe Cabeass pesks. A force of men is at work here taking out ore.
 At Pesrce a nu nber of capitslists from Los Angeles and San Francisco arc Investigating the situation after 1 bearing the report nf experts who have been spending some weeks in 6 'tudy of the situation.
 The rumors of doings at FIOrine and | the Commonwealth Extension seem ! 70 indicate the coming Of better days.
 Tbe Gold Queen at CourtlsLd is to establish email mill. At the same place the 0. & 4. are removing their from the Great Western and c. :-e:: own property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Three TrainIoads of
 Soldiers for Arizona

Three special trains ill pass over the F., P. & s. W. railroad today bound for stations in Arizona. The troops and all thsir equipment are from Fort Des Moin ss, Iowa, and have been ordered 10 the frontier in order tn protect American interests during tin" war in Mexico.
 E4ch train will carry about twenty care, five of which will contain the men and the remainder will have aboard their mounts, b-ggage and wagons. with other equipment. One train is bound for Douglas. while the other two are scheduled for Fort Hus. chucs and Nogsles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
The Passing of a
 Former Tombstoaer

The death Of Derny Twcmey is
 another direct illustration of the up
 certainty of life snd verification of the
 ancient truth that "in the mid.t of
 life we are in death" for but a yes-
 terdsy he was in the enjoyment of
 apparent strength and vigor oi man.
 hood, today cold in the embrace o! death, stricken by heart failure.
 Highly regarded and esteemed by all who knew him, Tom bs tone friends especially are grieved at the sudden passiug of Denny Twomey, for it was here that the deceased passed his boy. hood days and incidents of his resi-. dence here make sacred the memories of early associations; the subsequent attain nmeut oi youthful am mbitions sDd honored by public trust and conf dencs, such as falls to the lot of few young men,-tben realization tha. the unreientless scyths of Death oyer. takes and cuts of 6 career oi promise ls indeed ssd and touching The PRoseEcToR feels deep sense of loss in the passing of the former ToLib 'toner and ioins the community in heartfelt sympathy to the ,eresyed family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
From Eriday's Daily
Deputy County T-..sn-e, Fla,

Deputy County T-easn>er Frsnk Demasest returned yesterday from g lew days official business visit st Bie- hoe and Lowell. On his trip Mir. Demarss' sold severs! pietes of ,To- perty for delinquent taxes.
 Tbe Sunday sobOol of the Oongregs tionsl church is arranging for the Childrens Day program to he given on Sunday. Msy Fl. Superintendent E. Ii Reeves has selected commit tee consisting of Mrs. J. A. Rockiello. and tine Rev. Deck to select the pro gram for the occasion.
 The Tombstone public schools will close for the summer on Friday, May 26 alter a most successful school year The commencement excercises will take place at the Central School dur ing the last week of school. The dsoce which ass to be ei>en by the Elks' lodge at Bisbee tonight hs. been postponed to the 27th instant out of respect to the memory Ot Denny Twoomey, sn honored mem- Der Of the order, under whose susp ee. the funeral wss held today.
 Mics May Chamberlain returned last evening from Nogales where she hss been in active service AS court re- porter during the session Of the dis. trict court held 1t the border city.
 Mrs. Harry Eckernan and Mrs Aztell went to Bisbee yesterday on , fe. days visit.
 John Rock's show window ia at tractiveIy decorated with new Istternl of summer dress goods and othe wearing apparel. Take look at ,h' windos for yourself.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

B. nds for s70 OOo tor the cous,ruc- tion oi ! ne high school build'-- in Phoenix have been sold by the board of supeIvisUrs to the United State Tank & Trust compsny of Cincinstti They gre 2o-y ear bonds of a denom instion of sl000 each aud they brought . premium of sjl26.
 Two-hundred men from the War ren district. where typhoid fever is most prevalent in summer, are want ed for innoculstion against the dis ease by Or. F. Williams. city beslti officer. He believes that by building . wall of immunity in that section O the city, a typhoid epidemic can bs prevented.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Arizona Land
 In Great Demand

In Douglas. young man under 2l yesrs of age found out he could not make home stead filing on that ac- count, but that he could do so if he was the head of & family, He prompt. ly got married and then filed OF l6o scres oi land. This seems to be climax incident in the present rush for Arizous land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Forest Fire In
 the huachucas

A fierce forest fire is raging in the
 Huschucss, the smoke from which can be plainly seen in Tombstone. The fire is located in Hunters canyon which is neighborina canyon of the Rsmsey canyon and it is feared may threaten or endsoger the Husch uca Water company watershed and source O! water supply for Tombstone. The extent of the fire is not yet known but should it extend westward may eocrosch upon the water compsnys timber range.
 The Euschucs timber lsnds have suffered heavily during the pact few years from the ravages of the forest free. The troops from Ft Huschuca have repeatedly bee, called to fight the fires and should the present fire assume dangerous proportions an ur- gent call be again be made upon the troops to check same.
 1. Is thought several miles of tim | her have already been denud.d by the | present fire, the origin of which is un.. | xnown.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

One Chinsmsn was brought sts hy Inspector Heath, who captured him near Hereford. The o;he. siz were in charge of Inspector Jef Mil- ton, and acre gathered into ihe oi- fcial dIsenst in the vicinity pl Lewis SpriDgs.
 The men, some of ~hOm cAu sraAk English hrokenly, declared that they came scross the line to escape from the insLrrectcs, as tn } were afraid that if they stayed on the Mexican eide of the line their lives would be taken ss reward for their temerity ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

John White vs the Jesse Moore-
 Hunt company; for debt of s226.2O. PROBATE COURT Estate of William Storbeck, order appointing Martins storbeck, sd- inistratrix.
 Estate of Sarah Frowd, decree of settlement of account and distribution of residue of estate according to vii. az follows: One dollar to Ellen Bonds. and balance to Alfred Bonds, grand. son. The residue is ss follows: Cash on hand Sl5. 80 and lot 6. block 29, Tombstone,
 Estate of NJ Grimes, order appoin,- ing April 29 at 10 a. m.. for hearing retition of f c Henderson for letters of administration.
 Estate of Julius Krentz, order SD. pointing May atl D. m., day for bearing petition of Joseph G Krentz for letters.
 Estate of Dan II Fsulk. order az pointing John J. Bowen n,sdminis,rator.
 Estate and guardianship of John insane, May 20 at p. m., lay hearing to show cause why at east part of his real estate should not 'e sCld to meet expenses, etc
 Estate of Maggie Sandstrom, order ppointing Fred .SandstTom. sd mins- rstor,
 Estate cf Maggie LetsoD, May 3 ct A. m., appointed for s-ttiemeat of ccopnt. hearing petition. etc. Estate and guardisnship of Harris iinors. order appointing May ? at 10
 m., day. for settlemeh, of secooAt aa g9ardiApsh,p. proceedings
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Death of an
Infant Child

MT. and Mrs Ed Husson have the heartfelt sympathies of their many friends in the death o! their three weeks old infant child, who died last evening. The funeral service was conducted from the house at three o'clock this afternoon with the Rev. P. H. Bodkin. of the Methodis. church
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
e.P.& 5. W. Files
 .. Map of Extension

Indicating the definite intention of the Fl Psso and South ~estern rail road management to extend its line to Tucson, it is stated that the EI Psso and South western ha, filed sith the Secretary of Arizons map of the contemplated right of way, an obligatory legal proceeding prepars- tory to the commencement of con struction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Sword Proved to Be
 Mightier Than Pen

The mighty pen, whose stioging wounds are never healed and the yielding Of which has settled bloody conflicts between w.rring nations and buidle.b empires, for sc me cause or another lost out in the High School debate this morning. Resolved that the pen is mightier than the sword" wac the subject debated upon. Miss Lillian Cboate and Jesse Sanders spoke in behalf of the pen while Nor man Abell and Deoridge Iyey de.end- ed the sword and won,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Arizona Churches Will
 Fight Tuberculosis

In yirtuaity every church iu Ari- zona, the Sunday of April 30 will be devoted to crussding against /. uber- culosIs. Sermons and sermon lec- lures will be delivered by the minis ters of the various churches. Their talks will be full of facts relative to the canoes leading up to tubercular infection. preventstives, the course of the disease, the national efforts to com bat it. etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Come Across Line
 to Escape Rebels

Fleeing from the insurrection in which they feared to be embroiled, kno-ing fuil we'll that the average Mexican citiz n hs. but i,ttie tee for a native Of the onen., seysu Cbina- men were captured in the vicinity Of Nsco and Lewis Springs. and brought to Tucson late Monday evening, They will be given . bearing today. in all .-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Miss Cowan
 Retains Championship

Miss Sadie Cowan ags,n won the first bonors at the Progressive Whist Club meet last evening. winning ten out of twelve games played. Mice CsntTell spd MT. Telin tied for the "booby" prize, and instead of playing m. the tie decided to share i'.s bur dEos fl consc arion topet.er.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Hu'chison en- the Club and every member present reports c delightful time. The cory psrlors were decorated with fragrant roses and s boquet of the beautiful foyer was pre.e9sed to each
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Many Iombstonites
 Attend Funeral

Among tbe Tombstonites who left for Bisbee today to attend the funeral of Denny Twoomey were: County Recorder Mcdonald. Probate Judge Goodbody, Undershe.rf Hopkins, De- putty Sheriff Swain. Chiei of Police ersvin, District Attorney Williams and James Mars. Many floral tributes were sent by friends here. who were unable to attend the funeral seryica.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

lCity Marshal Shrte of Globe fss notified all the saloon keepers of te city that 'he ale O liquor must be c nfusd D the Ireni..s coye-ed ty the saloon licenses. Attention was was also called to 'ihe fact that it is unlawful to sell liquor to miners or and the names of seyers, hsbi ual run srds were posted,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
Addressed the
High School

The Rev. P. H. Bodkin, of the Methodist church, visited tie Central School this morning. He addressed the High School pupils and others in z nos: entertaining aud profitable manner. The boys and girls enjoyed the talk very much and they all said " come again"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
More Troops
 For Aqua Prieta

A Nogsies dispatch says:
 Eight cars of federal troops and five cars ct horses will arrive by special tram tonight from Torin aud are ey. pected to leave for Agns Priets to enforce the garrison there. Forty federal soldiers left on this morning's train for Agus Priets
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

Mexican fedsrsls under Cal.p.l Mayot have established 6 camp On Bee River, according to information brought to Yuma. The force num- bers $50 men aud 15O non -combst- snts, mostly women.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
No Fighting At Juarez

EL PAsO, p, m.-No fighting at Juarez yet although sensational re. porte current of hourly attack Much excitement prevails as ultimatum of Mstero :promised attack Toy ?. m. today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
COchise County
 Population Figures

The director oI the census hss sn- noun ,ed the population of Cochiee county. Arizona. according to 10 its minor civil division, ss shown by the official count of the returns of Ihe Thirteenth Census as iollows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

mem Ter. After re'resbment oi sanSs wiches and coo lemonade :he Cub sdiourned to meet at the OlnJhc2- pers Retreat" next Friday eyeni. 2,
 Those present last night were. Mir. and Mfs. hutchison Miyses buck, Helen Benedict. Cantrel, Cowan. and Giddings; Messers Demarest, Ed Hicks. "m Hicks, Kuchenhecker. Warner and Teliu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23

Boost for Tombstone first, last andl lall the time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts

John F White vs the Jesse Moore Hunt company; for debt of $226.2O.
 PROBATE CDrRT
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26
AcuT Items

Acun. Texas, October -.
Every thing moving along al
right in our country. Every
body very busy. No idleness al
lowed now days.
Our mail comes every day now
on the Crosbyton South Plains
Railroad.
w. J. Drury, from Cotton
wood, Texas, was visiting Mr..
NJ. Haddock and wife on the
Ludeman farm Monday.
+. K. Davis and wife, Misses
Bessie Rush .and Lizzie Davis,
Messrs. Ashly Davis and Her
bert Burt are off to the Dallas
Fair taking in the sights.
L. o. Burford traded a piece of
land to J. H. Kemp for cattle
last week.
w. ]. Stalcup's family has
been on the sick list for some
time but is now improving.
S. S. Rush. J. T. Brown and
l.. O. Burford leave today CTues-
day. for the Dallas Fair.
w. X. Dickinson, OF Lubbock,
was out Monday buying cattle.
HAPPY JACK.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

not have been bounded SO merci.
lessly after he had repented OF
his sins. And those Fort Worth
girls would not have pleaded in
vain. 1t was the Masters way
to say. Go and sin no more. "
But mothers, fathers, it is not
the way of mans laws. God
help us save the girls and boys
and to forever Danish from
public walks the man who ruins
them. - Arlington Journal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

For SALE Good New Mexico
mares. in car load lots f. o. B.
Roswell, n. NJ. Dry mares from
$40. 90 10 $500. Mares and colts
$1,000. viii sell from one TO five
car lots. Reference: any bank
or business house in Roswell. n.
NJ. HERBERT q PoTECT
ID 81
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

FOR Trade Gentle pony and
good milk coWAfor a good buggy
horse, orWili t.ade COW for milo
maize on kafHr corn heads. See
J. l.. Dow, at Tie Avalanche Of
flee. Us If
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

L. /. Powers and family re-
turned Wednesday from an eX-
tended visit to points in Ar
kansas. and reports very pleas
ant trip. He says the people of
that state are waking ~, and
there is quite a good deal of
improving going on in that sec
ton of the country.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

HORSES For SAFE Is head of
good, well grown horses, in fine
condition. $4,000 per head. At
Mallet ranch in Hockey county,
forty miles west of lubbock. 10 2t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

Frank and John Finch, cattle
men Of Memphis, were here this
week looking after cattle inter
ests.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

If you want to buy or sell
horses call on or phone me at
the Lubbock Livery barn. +. B.
Penney. Commission Co. Lub-
book, Texas. 10 II.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

One STANDARD Talking Machine
with hands re Bower horn free
10 every lstoher whose cash
purchases amourl TO SO. This
applies on all thiry day accounts
when paid promo ly. Get busy
and trade with US now. Martin
& Holland. Is 1t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26

For SALE CBEAP- Practically
new Coles Hot Blast Heater
with pipe and'ziec board. Colby
Thomas. 10 u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-10-26
Mothers. Who're are your GIrIs7

day night pleaded TO be released,
say ing their parents thought they
were attending church. i" That
was the ending of a paragraph in
the Star Telegram Monday tel
ling of the ralding of popular
'rooming houses" in Fort Worth
last Sunday night.
What pathos, what depths of
woe. what despair, what tragedy
do those few words contain!
The parents thought they
were attending church. F" Those
poor, misguided and illy-reared
girls (for so they are) now real
ize, if their parents do not, that
those parents should have known
where their girls were. We do
not hesitate to say that parents
who do not know where their
girls, yet in their teens, are at
night, are guilty Of willful Grim
inal negligence. Carlyle has
SAID: There is no tragedy so
sad and awful as the wreck of a
life. y Many otherwise good
parents are at fault by being
weak. Many thrust their
daughters out into danger
through a false pride founded
on ignorant eg0tisml 5y pretend
ing their daughters are ST.. well
reared that no one dare suggest
wrong To them. / know one good
woman. 10 whom another mother
bad spoken about the suggested
lu'gailr I'm the presence of
Young girls bv some larger bows
This GOOD woman I'm her iDra-
cent simuIirffy and uri5e of
family Ia harmful agotism i'm
such caspsi dismissed II bv saw
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whom thew can ,ay s1ob tbings
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