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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
DISTRICT COURT,

Judgment in suit No. 3i0a, Ssnisgo Ainsa, ad m aistratOr. etc and trustee, Pierre And-os Csmou, Pasqusl. CsmOu, ct al. debtrr-, and Jean PIerr- smnu, otherwise known as .Iusr Pedro CsmOu, creditor; qnie ing titl, m Jean Pierre Cannon or Juan Pedr. Camou to San Rafael d-l Wall Gran containing I7,4749} srres. :n Co chise county.
 Suit No. 6I7l filed; Hl Smith v, H $ Wien, ac',,n for debt.
 PROBATE coURI
 In the mstter Of the estate ofHelen Marks aud Ella Medieovich, minors order reducing bond of Etta NJ Med govich, guardian of above minors, from SIS 900 to slO,OOO.
 Estate of Nellie Erickson. order confirming sale O: real estate by J G Erickson, administration, certain prop erty in Douglas.
 Estate Of Milo NJ Medigovich, order sppoiating January settling final acc punt and distribution. Estate of P J Delehanty, final dis charge of sdministrstrix. Estate of Gottschslk, order ap- pointing January , for hearing psti- tion of Oscar K Coll for letters oI administration.
 Estate of.Toivo Pasuanen.' order notice t, creditors. Estate i Kssto \ Erovich, order appointing Janua'y 9th for hearius petition of Lsz.r Brajovich for letter, ] h administration. Tn the matter of the estate of loser | Cord m, O der appointing January ! 1911, at loa m., for hearing fna excitement nf scccunt, and petition TT di-'rihution.
 E-tste of Patrick Welch, order ap pointing J H McLelland, H chamberlain and Dan Mssley ap. nrsisers. Also notice to creditors. | Estate of Charles 4 Blocmqnisf order appointing January 1. 1911 fo settlement of final scrount. and hear ng petition for distribution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Arizona School
 Children to Help

Tn view of the early completion and occupancy of the Pioneer Home the .ppreciative members ofthe Ariznnp Federation of W men's Clnh- through mt the territory have init at'd a very crmmend-h'e movement for the hen.
 fit of 'he worthy pioneers who will ', housed there. Under the direction oi Mrs Sidney Carleton News.rne [ Tue s,r, president, the purpose is tn st-rt
 ne found-ti"n fra library at the H me. r ." pnpnlr is the responce from all over the count ', it Is pratt ca lv assured that the creation of ,h:s sdiurc, w.n be started immediately
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Head of Insane
 Asylum Resigns

Dr. J A ketcher7ide has voluntsril tenderet .o Governor Sloan his re- -.euatiun as superintendent of the Arizona a.ylum for the insane. He Nill return to Yuma about the first Of he year to attend 10 private business. J f Cleayeland, Rha some months ago 'endered his ;gna'ion ss the gov. ernors private secretary, effective at alters convenience, will he succeeded ,nout January l, by W Noryel. Of Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Forestry Reserve
 In Arizona

The enormous extent of the United States forestry reserve in Arizona is brought home by a table just issued from the aud tors office, showing the amount apportioned to each county and the total acreage.
 In the territory of Arizona there are l5,515,O ,O60 acres includes in the reserve from winch total revenue ot s5l, ,223 so is derived, Yuma being the only county having Do forest reserve.
 The table appended shows tbe acre. age in each reserve and what il brings in the shape uf revenue:
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Stockholders Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone, Arizona, for the election Of directors and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held at the banking house in the City of Tombstone, Anzons, on Tues day, January, 18th 1911, at m.
 T K. BRANDT, Cashier, Tombstone, Arizona, November 29, 1910.
 FiTst published Dec 1, 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
LET US SMILE

The thing that goes the iarthersst to-
 wards making life worth while, That costs the least and does tho
 most is just pleasant smile. The smile that bubbles from 6 heart
 that loves it's fellow men Will drive away the cloud of gloom
 and coax the sun again; It's full os worth and goodness, too,
 with manly kindness blent- It's worth 6 million dollare and does not cost & cent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Location of New
 Railroad Survey

The new survey of the Fl Paso and Southwestern has been run tos point where Chief Henning's preliminary survey for the proposed extension to Tucson heean to cut the foothills sbout hal e Tile west of the present track and . httle south oi Land station.
 Along the line of the Southern Pa. ci6c 1t is considered certain that the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Why Not Have
 A Tannery?

A taunery should pay in this cnunty. Hides by the car load are shipped out of thi- section while we import leather eocds. A plant well snoUn as csnsgrie, full of tanuic acid, grows in this section. So, 1t seems that all the raw maternal for such an enterprise is to be found right here a. home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Alleged Horsethieves
 Given Hearing

Fred Ferguson and Wm Cluting the two cowboys arrested on charge of horse st nllng whose arrest by Ranger Myers and Pink Murray was mention ed in the-e columns, hs their prel'm mary hearing before Judge Mcfarland today. The prisoners Aaived exam ination and were bound over to the grsud jIry under 5000 bonds The nearing Of Capt. the third man are [. -d, Was set for the 18th inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Pioneer Is To
 Be Assistant

Sil4s St John of Phoenix is to be the assistant superintendent of the Pioneer home. Se is, himself, an Arizona pioneer tnd'sn fighter, and ln-t an arm in fight with Apsches in Tonto Basin in the early ys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Cochise Man
 Commits Suicide

According to telegram received by relatives in Blsbee Frank RafoTth, better Known ss Rcd committed -u'cide in Lbs Aegele- by sho 1tinl himself in the head. He died almos, instantly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Sheriff White
 Arrests MarIer

Sheriff Jack White of Cochise county Ina. arrested Geo V Marler of Phoenix, Holy Roller" prominent m religious work, charging hin- with he murder of Woodward, 6 Cochise county citizen, SIX years ago The sheriff is expected to arrive with bis prisoner tomorrow.
 Msrler asserts heknows nothing of the murder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
IF WE COULD BUT CAN OUR
 SUNSHINE

IT 1t were possible to can up pa,t of the sun-hine that we have every day here and hip it tn the people that are now suffering in westher below zero in the eass just now we would not need another commodity for revenue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

Take out your good re- solutions and brush ttem of. Three days more and the :one day in the year to exercise them will be here
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Two Patrols Go
 Out Scouting

Patrols No. and of Ton bstone Troop of Boy Scouts marched 10 the Sehieffrlin monument Sunday after noon where about thirty minutes were spen, n drilling. The troop re- turned in body at , p. m., marching through the city the boys were cheeI- -d by the interested crowds. Before he patrols were dismissed for the day Scout Master Telin announced the following Christmas appointments Oons Mars commissioned Patrol Leader; Corporsls Brandt and Davis promoted to sergeant; Scouts Colum. ous Girargi and Allan Corbeft were named cnporsls and Scout Philip Rocsiel'ow was appointed color sergeant.
 Yesterday morning the Troop, di- vided into two patrols made a crose country march to Reeves ranch where three bours was spent 'n camp. during which time the scouts were raugnt to build a campfire and c"k meat uni spuds witbout any cookir 2 utensils exce,t s kit. The patrols | were divided two scouts to a mess and oh n.ess huilt their own fire and cooked their own meal. Everythine
 ss- done oicely and It tsorht 'r,
 r,ys a lesson in self reliance Track
 uug was another feature Of the camp
 ng. A scout was sent out with lOt
 mall pieces of paper, dropping . piece every I5 -te and hid after is
 lropped his lset psp,r. Fifteen mia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

LAND CLAIM Samuel F Do-on claim- as homestead; Douglas prop, R : Blumenth,l claims as homestead certain DouE- las property.
 cHATTFL MORTGAGES RH Warren to Albert Peter .on. wagon, etc ..... 15O co
 WARRANTY DIED WS Utterbsck ct ux to Quincy K Kimbo Co., cb,.e prop. ... 25O OC Robert Schmidt ct uX to Thomas II Mckinney; q mel sec 20twp II 20 p OU
 QUIr CLAIM DEED PJ Stockman to Maria A de Gsll.rdo; Douglas prop 900 OO
 WARRANTY DEED Maria Amparo Gall rdo { M A GsllsrdU to William Cowsn; Dougl, prop .. 900 co
 WARRANTY DEED A ii Wagner to Phoebe Alice Livingston; Douglas prop 4jOO Oo
 c. Q. DEED Martha Stsrbeck ct uX to Apoionia de E-p'nOss; Douglas prop ....... lO po
 REALLY MORTGAGE Phoebe A Livingston ct ux to A H Wagner; Douglas p,op .... $50 0O Mrs Ada L Duncan to Will. COX Bank G Trust Co; Bic bee prop. '............... 'V' OO Augusta NJ Brown to C II Roberts; nel eco F twp l4r c ........-.. 6OO OO SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE FL Williams to A II Wsg- ner; rec 23.l06. State Mutus, B & l. Assn to Gid Graham; Tee l2-2O9
 IsFAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE Nettie K Dewey to Thomas P Nichols ct uI Doug ss prop. Pioneer Lumber Go of Bisbee to M ruil ct ux; rec 22-j4I.
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED. Juan or Jsim Sanchez et ux to Matilda c Leen; Bow ie prop .--...-..'. ..-.. '' oo Cuthbert $ Kellum ct ux 10 Joe T Mex pney; Bowie proo proo........ 100 %
 REALLY MORTGAGE Thos P Nichols ct ux to Frederick T Wright; pougIa, prop ... soo GO George Turvey CT ux to Wil- liam Cowan eel of sel Of sw3 of sec 3 twp 24 T A.. lOoo oO
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Douglas Grocery to National Cash Register Co ....... 6lJ oo
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Cochise County's
 Share of the Money

Mention was made in yesterdays paper of the notification received from Washington oi the amount Of money that will he rt ceived by Arlzona from the revenues ol the forest reserves in the territory. for the fiscai year end- rg June 30. 1910 totaled s5l .z2J.3s.
 Fms money mes to the territorial treasurer and the territorial auditor calculates the acreage of the reserves in each county and the proceeds from each reserve, spportIoning the amounts due each unty. Int amount for Cochi-e county is as fol
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

Many a father celebrate d Christmas with al emptv pocket book.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

line down San Pedro will not be used.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

Jc eure vcG gel ls@na:.= ..h!cis stamped G. Never sold IT. bulk. 4 subs,itutD' always a cheat and frsuc- Bewsr' AE druggists 'nr
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

l5,5s5, ,O6O $5l,229 35
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

. 5u3 0iO sl,ll0 6S
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
BURNS TAKES COUNT
FROM "AO" W0LGAST
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 29.-Ad
kid Wolgast won a decisive victory
over Young Burns last Saturday night
before the Pastime Athletic club of
this city. The knockout came i'm the
sixteenth round. Wolgast punished
his opponent badly during the entire
fight and although Burns showed
spurts of speed, he was outclassed
from the tap of the gong by the young
champion.
one of the largest crowds to assem-
bile to witness a fight in this city gath
cred at the ringside last Saturday
night. The house was entirely sold
, out twenty four hours before the bat
tie and "scalpcrs" were selling THEN
seats at large premium. Some paid
as high as twenty five dolas for y
bleacher seat while ringside chairs
were sold at proportionally large
prices.
DOM hl'H dpp'dtfu III tIlih 'piiul'l'il
when they entered the ring. Wolgast
displayed his usual confidence while
Burns wore determined look on his
, face
The first round was "A tame affair
both contestants taking their time and
warming up gradually. The second
third. fourth and fifth rounds went "a
Wolgast. who had his man groggy ur
until the siN:h round.
The sixth round was even. Burns
picked up in this round and managed
To hold his own. Wolgast evidenced
of this round.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29

The ninth and thirteenth rounds were
also even but in the twelfth Burns
showed up stongcr than wolgast aud
was the aggressor. This was the only
round Burns had any chance In.
All of the other sessions went To-
Wolgast who pushed the lighting and
assumed the aggressive. Burns. on
the defensive. received terrible pun
ishment and was badly bruised and
The sixteenth and last round Of the
fight was slow.
Both men stepped To the center of
the ring apparently exhausted Burns
led of with right swing t. the Jaw
but wolgast blocked \ cImch follow
ed and upon breaking the Kid swung
a short arm jab To Burns solar plcxus
ending the fight. Burns remained un-
conscious for five minutes, but upon
being revived by his seconds stepped
To Wolgasts corner and congratulated
the victor
The crowd seemed satisfied with the
result. Wolgast had entered the ring
as strong favorite and much money
was won when he put Burns down for
the count
The local sports declare that Burns
Is the gamest fighter they have ever
had the pleasure Of Witnessing in ac-
tion. lie took his punishment well
and was game Ia the core during the
entire battle.
Wolgast will spend the summer nj
the beaches, 81 he says. and will not
resume the ring again until next win
ter.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
Special Nugget SER iSs.

WASHINGTON. -. -. MAY ~ +
The United States troops have been
ordered L. remain On the Mexican
border. Indefinitely. Under cen Grut.
who has charge of that entire division.
Although the independent rehels uye
agreed to the peace pact drawn up he
tween the regular rebels and federal
lists. il IS evident that the war depart
ment here is not mly satisfied that
peace will prevail
The resignation of Diaz has been
authenticated and the crstWhilc mon
arch aud despot of Mexico is now
headed toward Vera cruz. where Er
win emhari for the sonny shores ~
Spain.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
jim FLYNN WILL
MEET CARL MORRIS

nothing 1T a score other lesser lights
Flynn Is conceded tn he one Of the
clcverest light heavywelghts Of the
present daN. His past performances
have given him a place in the lighting
history II this century.
Although practically unknown. carl
Morris has fought his WAY la the tor
ranks and is NOW considered likely
man for the championship class. He
has mixed since a youngster and Is
capable of holding his own With some
Of the fastest men in the game
The match win undoubtedly prove
10 be- great drawing card as the tight
fans In this section Of the country
have not Witnessed a battle for many
moons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
FAMOUS PLEASURE RESORT
IS DESTROYED BY FLAMES

and a few yaluables We're graspcd out
If the jaws Of the flames. but none Of
the buildings were left standing when
the last spark was subdued
\ picture Of racl, and ruin is now
presented where the famous fairyland
and garden beautiful once stood ami
the gtudy coI"rcd concession booths
which were the source OF such great
delight to the Younger folk. are now
heaps Of smouldcring ashes
In the baby incubator. where six
infants were first seeing the light Of
day. the namcs played havoc. The
tiny tots were either suffucat,d cor
burned to death and as their remains
are NOW mingled with the ashes Of the
building in which they were kept the
exact cause as to how they mot their
death will never be known.
Three hremcn and two park attend
ants were injured during the conna-
grafton Int they viii recover. 1t is
said
Tho approximate estimate of the
total loss entailrd by the disaster is
named At tw" millions Of dollars.
The park will ho rebuilt just as soon
as the debris can be- cleared away 50
1as to allow wor,mou room in which
To- commence tn" construction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
Special Nugget Services.


CONEY ISLAND. y Y. May %
Fire completely destroyed beautiful
Dreamland park last Fridays night, en-
failing a loss OF life ond aggregating
a total damage loss uf about two mil
lions of dollars The cnnllagration was
spectacular in its fury ana the massive
paper mache and wooden frame palaces
Of mirth and education. fen easy prey
To the roaring hames Six infants in
the baby incubator concession. lost
their lives and several head of stock
and wild animals met with death dur
ing the conhagration. The origin of
the fire Is not known at this time. but
it is believed To- have started in the
commissary department. where hay
and grain was kept Tor the animals.
shortly after midnight Friday night
when the park was practically cleared
off persons other than attendants and
the park help. huge flames emerged
from the buildings in the vicinity of
the store rooms. Instantly fire fighters
We're called for. and despite thu fact
that several streams of water wer,
played On the flame five minutes after
they We're discovered. the entire park
was mass Of glowing fir twenty
minutes afterward Several animals
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
Nuggets Special Service.

TULSA. Okla. MAY 29.-Jm FLYNN
tAndrew chiarislionl and Cart Morris.
who broke into the professional fight
ing ranks hut recently. will meet here
for "a fifteen round engagement On the
Fourth If July, IL present plans carry
The match has been arranged and the
forfeit money has been put up and
both men are now ready Ia start On
training for the bout.
Jim Flynn Is too well known to need
any Introduction in these columns
Suffice is To say that Jim has mixed
Il with the best 81 'em. having ex-
changed blows with Jack Johnson
Billy Papke. sam Langford. Phil JACK
o'Brien and Al Kaufman. 10 say
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
EXTEND BID TO PRESIDENT TO
VISIT SPIRIT CITY.
special Nugget Service.

WASHINGTON. u. @. MAY 90
President Taft today received an invi-
tation from the people Of Seattle,
through the Commercial Club. To visit
that city during the coming fall. on
the occasion Of the Industrial exposi-
tion which il is proposed 10 hold there
at that time.
The president has not replied To the
invitation, as he is not in position al
this time to state definitely il he will
be able TO accept. although he ex-
presses himself as anxious To visit the
coast and undoubtedly will go 81
not detained by matters OF greater inn
portanee.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
PiTTSBURG MILLIONAIRE Sc
CURES ABSOLUTE CONTROL.
Special Nuggst Services.

PlTTSBURG. May 2S.-John Horne
a wealthy coal mine owner Of this
city, today c"nsummatcd deal where
by he obtains control over coat prop
critics in this state, valued At ten
millions Of dollars The deal is one
of the largest Ia have been closed in
this city In recent months aud is con p
sidered an excellent speculation
Horne is the owner Of several other
valuable properties in this vicinity and
although he does not operate any OF
his mines, he has amassed "a large
fortune through speculation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
DREAmLAMD PARK IS IN RUINS
PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER IS
EYEWITNESS TO TRAGEDY

the couple who were apparently drift
ing with a heavy tide. one of them, a
young woman, sank out of sight and
never rose again. The drowned wo-
man. a Miss Corrin, was employed as
stenographer I'm Washington. Her
companion. a young man who refused
to give his name to the authorities.
was saved.
1t appears that the presidential yacht
ran down the small launch through
negligence on the part of the skipper.
The accident occurred i'm broad day
light and although the gasoline boat
was small, it should have been easily.
seen from the yachts deck
Miss Taft, who was one of the first
to run to the side of the yacht and
call for assistance. is Frustrated with
grief.
1t is not known at this time what
action will be taken I'm the matter but
undoubtedly the captain of the presi
dental yacht will be brought up for
hearing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., May %
Miss Helen Taft, the talented young
daughter of President and Mrs. Taft,
while entertaining a number of her
young friends on the presidential yacht
yesterday afternoon, was eye witness
tn terrible tragedy and as a result Is
now on the verge of n nervous break
down.
Miss Taft as hostess of the after
noon, entertained ten couples on the
White House yacht The party went
for a short cruise. on the return trip,
when within about two miles Of their
destination, a cry was heard which
seemed to issue from under the bow
Ut the yacht.
All of the young folks ran to the
starboard side of the pleasure craft
and We're Mortified to see two persons
in the water, in distress. A launch. cut
in half by the keel of the presidential
yacht bore mute evidence to the acct
dent which had just taken place A
small boat was quickly lowered from
the Taft craft but before it reached
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29

has been given out az yet for calling
a strike, the report that there will be
has been authenticated
Undoubtedly such strike will hit
this city hard at the present time. as
building operations are about to COM
mence on an extensive scale. The
fifty two allied trades comprise the
carpenters. brick masons. etc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
UNCLE SANS TROOPS
To REMAIN ON BORDER

senior Dclabarr,, according Ia the
latest advice received here from Mexi-
cn CITY. has been established as pro-
visinnal president al Tho capital. aud
To-, is NOW busy organizing "a cabinet.
The whereabouts of Madero at this
time is not known but il is believed
that tho rebel leader Was heading to-
ward Mexico city yesterday when h,.
WAS informed that DiJz had resigned
Report has it that pc di~haudrd his
troops upon receiving this intelligence"
and that H. has promised that Their,
viii hr "a more lighting as far As he
iS concerned in the situation.
The very best job Printing at the
Iuqget Office
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
MISS YosTENo's CONDITION
REMAINS THE SAME

Miss Yosteng, who was suddenly af-
been caused by ptomaine poisoning.
last Friday night. has not changed
either for the better or worse. She is
being given the best of medical atten-
ton at the Holy Cross hospital. under
the treatment OF Dr. Sloan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29

The very best job Printing at the
Iugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29
WILL STRIKE
NEXT MONDAY
VANCOUVER ALLIED TRADES ARE
DISSATISFIED.
Special Nugget Ssrvia..

VANCOUVER, Il. G.. May 29.-It
has been decided that the fifty two
allied trade unions OF this city will
declare a general strike on Monday,
June 5. Rumor has it that the trades
are not contented with their present
wage scale and that their hours are
too long. Although no official reason
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-05-29

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GAY Street M. E.

The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society met at the Gay Street NJ Il.
church Friday afternoon. The meet
ing was opened by the president, Mrs.
II. Stephens. Mrs. e. d. Barnett con-
Quoted the devotional exercises which
was followed by an interesting pro-
gram in charge of Mrs. Howard Hunts
berger.
Subject, Roll Call" Reasons for
Thankfulness.
Reading, my Silver Bilr-Mrs.
Rimer.
Reading, "The Bible Women" Mrs.
Turbin.
Reading, Ben Hayard's Call"--Mrs
Weir.
Report from the Alliance Conven-
ton by Mrs. f. |. Johnson after which
social hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments were served by Miss Alice
Lane, Mrs, Noble Weir, Mrs. Ash
baugh, Mrs. Chas. Benson. Mrs. Yoak,
um, Mrs. Ransom.