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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
Ship Chinese Remains
 Back to Native Land

The remains of several Chinese were exhu,ned from the old cemetery ID Tombstone during ibs pas: week and prepared for shipment to San Francisco thence presumably to be sent to the Flowery Kingdom.
 The Daily Globe states that twenty iron boxes containing the remsins of s many Chipsmen, were recently shipped from Globe slso for burial in Chius
 Some of the remains were those of Chinamen here dead As long ss 20 years ago.
 I, wa. pert O: the contract with the Chinese company which brought them over that, in csse oi death, their re- mains te shipped back to their native land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
Doings of The
 Board of Supervisors

At the meeting oi the board oi supervisors yesterday afterL oou the matter of the territorial road was brought before shat body and after considerable discussion the board or- dered the clerk to notify the terri.or- isl board of control that the board oI supervisors of Cochiss county would absolutely refuse to make any levy for the further construction of the highway through Arizona unless it received positive assurances from that body that at le.st 80 per cent of local money raised for the purpose was speLt within the confines of Cochise county. Should the board receive a favorable reply, it will st i.s next meeting levy 6 territorial road tax of 25 cents on the hundred, which will amount 10 about s.5, eco.
 The next matter of importance to occupy the attention of the supervise ors were several committees from the northern part of the county who jour- neyed to the county seat in reference 10 rosd matters. c Nj Renaud, H A Morgan and others ssked the board that the old county roads in the northern section ui the county. which remain unsnrveyed be surveyed. The roads in question are described as follows: From Willcox to Pesrce Courtlsnd, G!eeson and Forest Canyon from WillcoI to Dos Csbezss; from Pesrce, east to Light and Turkey Greek. The board, after listening to the various committees ordered that the county surveyor be directed to m ske surveye of the above mentioned routes. It appears that the new set I tiers now coming into the vallsy are fencing in many psrte of the unsur- vsyed county roads and for that ress. on it was deemed advisable to make the suryeys.
 Leave was granted to Dr Hickman secretary of the county board o health, to leaveithe territory for 3( days.
 The notary hend Q! J 2 H.-.;:c. was approved by the chairman. The board approved the action o the Bisbee school trustees in with drswing from the market . high scboo bond issue of s9z 900.
 The sale of the Hereford schoo bonds wss confirmed by the board.
 The board authorized the count, treasurer to transfer the sum of SIP, : 900 from the general fund to che sal. sry fund.
 | Constable Frank Clark of Dougla
 was granted 6 leave of absence of 3
 dsys.
 | Jean Apsduco. an indigent of Will
 cox, was allowed $ per month 10
 msintsinauce.
 The couoty surveyor was directe
 to survey the road from Hereford [
 Ramsey Canyon and from Herefor to Don Luis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
MINING
 MEN VISIT
 TOMBSTONE

VIC Mcbride, superintendent ot the Great Western Mining compsny is in the city from Courtlsnd. He ststes that the compsny is shipping regularly and that much develop ment work is being prosecuted upon the psoper,ies.
 John Gieeson. the sell known minirg man from the camp by thst name. sho wee numbered among the visitors is Tombstone yesterday, stat. ed that the outlook Of the Gleeson district was never more promising and that early fall will see much mining activity msniissted there.
 William Holmes, president of the Leadville Mining com ?any, is aiso in the city and ie very optimistic as so the future of that section of the Dragon mountains and much can b< expected from those parts within ( short time.
 J. Penbershy, who is extensively in. terested in various mining properties in the Turquoise district. is numbered among the visitors today. and ststs' that the several companies ownin! groucd theresbouss are contemplst
 ing operations during the next ies months. E.A. Ely, general manager of th
 Mascot Copper company. operstinl ext,nsiveiy in the Dos Csbezss dis
 trict, who was in the city yesterdsy stated that several new strikes of in portance had been made on his prop critics of h,gh srsde copper ore. sn'
 further that de velopement work vs
 being carried On on large scale sn
 the blocking out of many thousand oi tons of copper ore continues dsilJ
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
The Prescott Courier claims the honor of first dis covering spots on the Phoenix Sun.

The railroads of Arizona complain that the tourist traffic from Arizona the California points is far be- low of that in the former years and according to newspaper interviews with the traffic the is attributed either the cool lack of ready cash in the ter tory. The PRospEcroR has good to the belief that is not the lack of funds which keeps Arzonans in large numbers away from the beaches and resorts but that Arzonans have had their eyes opened and toying real vacation in the mountains nearby This is 1t should be. Arizona mountain resorts far adaptable those who wish for real during their month ort of vacation than those at the seashore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
MAY RAISE
 MERCHANDISE
 ASSESSMENTS

The territorial board of equsliza. ton will again be in session on Aug ust l4th, It is stated upon good authority that that body will raise the stocks of merchandise through out Cochise county, besides making raises upon certain mines in the county. Other items are also to re- ceive 6 raise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

D. J. Darlington, owner oi the skst- ing rink as Prescott. was arrested to- day by the federal authorities, charg- d with discriminating against the uniform of the army and navy. in re- iusing admission to of6cers end privates to his riok while in uniform, he saived examination and was held to the federal grand jury.
 The three and . hsH year old son ot Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Barnett, lies critically i'll st the family home in Cottonwood canyon, lS miles east of Douelss. e the fesult of drinking strychnine from . bottle seoidsntly left within bis rsech.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts
PROBATE COURT

EhObs toUhl
 Estate Annie Mcguire. Order sp- pointing Joseph Mcguire administra. tor.
 Estate of Harry Reirh hart. Order to show cause why sale of real estate should not be made.
 Eststs of E P Ryder. Order fixing August IA date hearing petition of Arthur J Benedict. for letters of ad- ministrs.ion. Hearing petition John Rock continuing to Aug l4th. Estate Of Paul Mitchell. H L John- son, John F Crowley, Kasper Hsussr appointed appraisers, also order notice to creditors.
 Es,ste of Chas Riggs. Order notice to creditors.
 DISTRICT COURT
 Suit. The Citizsns Bank & Trust Go vs W D Kinsey, executor ot will Mary Kinsey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- ginemen, the union organization of the firemen.
 No date has been set for the strike, ss it vill be necessary to get the ssnc- tion of the officials of the brotherhoo higher up before any strike can be attempted. The brakemen nay join the strike if called out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
E.P.& S.W. Firemen
 May Go Out on Strike

Firemsn employed so the soutb- western system have voted to go out ou strike for the Reinstatement of the three former fremen who wero dis- charged from the service of the rosd. The poll of the road, the method used by the firetnen to get vote on the strike question, resulted in sn over whelmiss majority for the strike and sthe ssqesss ios she proposed strike hss ben put sp to the grand officers ol
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
BULLETIN GAVE MUCH
 CHEER

The passage Of the Flood resolution was announced in Tombstone last evening through the PRosPEcToR bulletin and was occssion of much rejoicing. It is 2opulsrly believed that President Taft will sign the bill giving statehood to Arizona when Tombstone will join in the real hearty jolli6cation that will sweep Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

In the death of Colonel w Greene, at Cananea Saturday morning Arizona and Coche County particular lost of its loyal friends who for the past thirty activity engaged in the task of paving the way of progress this section Colonel Greenes life story reads
 like fiction Coming here in his youth almost penniless he manuly faced the hardships and dangers which rOnted the pioneers who Tombstone in the early eighties First the deceased engaged in ranchng and mining small scale and with judcous management he succeeded and his business interests with speed begun grow and spread until in the late years he widely known the copper king of the southwest" In every sense of the word Colonel Greene was typical Westerner. He big hearted and would stand by his friends through thick and thin. In eternal peace may his soul
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
CERTIPIcArE OF SALE

CERTIFICATE or SALE Re Treas. etc, vs Msnuela Msrques. Territory to WS Dixon, Douglas prop.... 6s 96 Re Tress. etc vs Charles New. Territory to Sam YArnell, Douglas prop. ........ o5 o3
 PATENT U s to Larimore Silver Min Go. mines in Swisshelm Miu Dst. ...............
 WARRANTY pEkD H A Lusk to Lily B Dugsn, Douglas propl. ......-..-. 10 % Tombstone Telephone Go to Mountain State Telephone & Telegraph Cc. Tcmb- stone prop. p........... ..l2COo O0 Sheldon Ij.ms to Mountain State Telephone < Tele- graph Co. ..... ......... 4OOO OC
 TRANSFER OF FRANCHISE Of Tombstone Telephone Go to Mountain State Teles phone and Telegraph Co, Tombstone. ne..... co
 SATISFACTION TRUsT DYED W Nj Fickas. vice prest, to Min & Mer Bank, Bisbee.
 AFFIDAVIT Lsr H Ceville, secy. Ariz Mutn Say & Loan sss'n is the owner of trust deed made by Wm c Thatcher to Min X Mer Bank, in trus. for Douglas Saving & Loan Ass'n for snm Of $2Ooo ..... ....
 AGREEMENT Edward sutton with Abort Miller on sale of land. ... 302 50
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Reports from the Verde valley are that heavy rains have done consider able damage to the bay crop.
 Nearly three thousaod crates oi cansaloupss have been shipped from the Gils valley O fas this ssasoo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Down in Graham county. John G. Morris picked Al crstee of csnsa- loupss from one scre of ground and that is not half the crop of ,hst spot nf the ground this season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
WET DAY
 DEVELOPED
 INTO FLOOD

The present rainy season in Tomb. stone reached the "Flood" stage lsst night. A vsshout of policisl juggling is next and ,Arizonsns will follow up ths:good work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
Total expenditure. SIPS. .694 56

Total expendIture .... $l29, ,694 56
 From the various estimates made by the superintendant for the various school dietricts, the same to be report ed to the board of supervisors ct it, next meeting for the purpose of mak- ing the School tax levy for the com. ing year. It is expected that the sum of si50.O0O will be required for the schools in addition to paying the de. felt now existing in the scbool dis tricts of the more thickly populated sections of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Those who are industrious the Cochise countyt ranches proving that farming pays if it is conducted a business like basis. We know one rancher who i: clearing Sl2OO this year from his apary alone know several who have and regular weekly income from poultry and many those who marketing heavy fruit croIs this season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Those ten progressive republican senators not afraid of the recall when they lined up with the solid dem ocracy for Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

The Flood that started from Washington became tidal wave of popular sentiment when the glorious new reached Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Arizona will vote for her first officers in Novem~ Der and also definitely settle the recall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 c0CHISE COUNTY

 struments Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. PAR SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mutl E X L Ass'n toJ O Hsssler, Douglas prop co SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Rosa Nj Killner 10 Jo John Peterson. ......... Prov Mut'l B & L Ass'n to Milford Phsr. .. Ariz,as Bank X Trus. Coto Earl A Kemphill .... | to Charles P Schumapn, lenu
 Q. c. DEED Andrew Johnson to NJ A En- gssser. Lowell prop. .... 10 % David Medigovich to Chris Medieoyich, Douglas prop. 10 co
 REALTY MORTGAGE Rufus L Scott to State Mut1 B X L Ass'n, Douglas prop I5cO %
 BILL OF SALE Geo P Mesigovich 70 NC Medigovich, Bisbee prop. 800 OO
 REALTY MORTGAGE N c HankiLs to John Quin- Ian, Douglas prop. 600 %
 ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGE Earl a Hemphiil to the Bank o! Douglee -....---....... 0OI VI SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE R L and Suse E Scott to Mir X Mer B.nk 1900 %
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE NC Med:govich to Sam II Medigovicb, Bisbee prop. 326 50 Ygrscio Csmps to Joe Kline, personal prop -.. .... ot j0
 WARRANTY DELD LGrsnt Duncan 10 ) Alvin Hill, San Simon prop,.... 100 co Earl A Hemphill to Mrs J NJ Mcknight, land. 90 % Mir and Mrs N Mcknight to Earl A Hemphill, Vic- tor prop 1000 %
 BOND FOR DEED Mines io California Mining District. 10000 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE John Peterson. to State Mutl B& L Ass'n. Douglas prop 1000 OO Lula s Anderson and husband to Mrs Emilia Soto, Wiil- cox prop. -..........-'. ivo w
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE JJw Wien to Willcox Bank < Trust Co. stock. ....... 5OO 70 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE Mrs Emilia soto to Mrs L E Johnson. .WiilcoI prop.... 75C co sATIsrAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE RIM Moore to Fred Hedbsrg Anastacia O'Brien, now Ana. stacis Michieux, to Mrs E E Bell ............-..... Providential MutI $ & L Ass'n to John Peterson.... NILIsIIE CLAIM AND WATER RIGHT Of 6 miners inches. John Thomas and T M Larrieu locate Surprise in Whet. stone N D. 10 milee from Turner ...-.-...-...''
 HOMESTEAD CLAIM George L stalsy claims prop in Bisbee e homestead ...-
 WARRANTY DEED Phoebe Allies Livingston and DC Livingston to E R PiftIe Go, Douglas prop... 10 Q NOTICE or CLAIM oY rossEssoRY RIas, Mrs Abbie E Potter cisims as desert clsio I60 acres land
 WATER LOCATION Virtue Min < Dev. Go locates all the unsppropristed vat CTS of Cave Crest. being 10000 miners incbss near sB Reed Homssts ,d....
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Gee but the. result brought out sigh of relief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

To..Bi; You had your way on the recipro
 give Arizona chance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

Hats of to the loyal friends of Arizona who did su. noble work in Congress-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-08-13

The annual report of County School Superintendent E H ssover, which
 now rapidly nearing completion. shows that during the past school year the total sum Of sl29 ,694 .56 was expended in conducting the many schools of Cochise county, divided in- to the respective classes as folIoys-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
City Engineer Estimates Big Sun
Spent for Grading.
HUNDRED THOUSAND THIS YEAR
seven Heres Burn -ith Barn. One
Mule DsshinE Oct 20 safety
I've Men Are Tuund
UncunsciouN

Before the end q ere present ysHr CITY
EnEinesr EohertE estimates LhE1 the CITY
VII have spent about yB0 U1O in rradinr
operations. This includes work which BE-
In progress and VIII be put in operation.
Bnd VIII entail The uss O. from aRO BN 70
H0oRN yRrdE q earth for EIHur-in uur-
poses
Work iE nov IN progress IN making
pEssable the desp Eulch which runs from
street north 10 y street and which viii
unite @ and u streets from Twentieth 70
Twenty second Etrests and open for traffic
EtrBst from Sixteenth 10 Twentieth
street The buIk % filling material nov
being used iF bsinE obtained from the cut
ting down n the banks on each sids q
Twsury-fop-th street from O 10 =
The urgent Necessity q The supplying
q these connecting links was fo-cIhly in
dicBted by fire which occurred last
night Al Incorrect street description was
telephuueo in and the result was that
owing 10 the iusupsrahls obstacle Of The
Eulch. ths fi-erDen had r. -er-s-t Their
course. although the cuuflBrrB tiuu was
only some blocks away.
Grading work Will also he carried out
TINS year on Tweury-sevsuth street from
G 10 streets
The most striking feature about all the
operations iE the amount q money re-
CURED 10 be spent 10 improve and develop
south Omaha, owing 10 the natural con
hEUrEuun q the district. which iE nov
the center q a great INDUSTRY the early
settlers never drsErnt q when they he
gan to put up their log cabins away TO
the southwest The city IN spreading out
its tsutbulss took q different swing and
consequently the grazing problems the CITY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

MASON CITE-A deal has been prsr-,,-
A-l closed whereby Mr.. Bryaut u F5or-
-'1oE formerly proprietor OF the CY-E1-for,s
motel becomes proprietor Of me J7srv.Is.-
hotel OF inns city.
EsIt EEiN IL-LE-Carl Leo OF INNS rim
ano Guidle Henderson o. FEirm1ur AEiTr
we're married al The home Of me hr15s !
parents February l5 End have been -,
-liE II Z seCre1 since THAI time
IOWA CITE-ErE. Martha JoIIev q TN.
county ropuIed 40 h. me tniru oidssf ~
hiflhdHy near scion TO-DAY. she Is b Tss~s
q hEs' she Was born ar Hampstead J.
March 2 1HG
LINN ETE 81 RG-W- ord WEs recsurFv "a.
e - 90 ~ t-nlrnelsburE thar Andrew Csrne-
Ele would donate $40 o. for q public fifrErr
Al ms place This EIrucLEre viii H. f,frfir
IN The court house square ana vii L. ~
ornament 20 Lhe ciry
IOWA CITE-MisE BudH Keller Of TE-tut
Cheer won ffth place N the frssf1r11T,
urHlur1cal contest a. Iowa lns1 uiE.hr Tfi-
70 HE Lrst time in IA II naurur-V' = firs---r7
q ne school thar q SRI mas Appeared on
The forensic platform. Feur-v Il Murs- -
p umholdI took firEt hunors
MARSHALL OW-N-Juseuh = H,rrU-, 81
Ht-li'sss.ilshuTE. Pa. who Be- wanted IN ca
Llsie ra. on serious charge left for ia
rom Carlisle Brown vs. s--ez-s-S - !. y
~ ne police q Few daTE EEu Guvernor
IETTul hunoreo reguiEiriun for ms r.
turn 10 PtuusylvHnia To-Day
MASON CITE-Wflh a rErbar5-r ~ +..
eIHnheT-g families 81 TINS cftF one III ~.
Estl families ln The NORTH uHrr ~ H.
HiAle nGTfE ~ ~lHuhrrE las uIEFf r.aIa
n- tl-e the rl-lleit a. RMS ersary 81 his hrrth
MY slEnfserT erlrrs me rlz- ur-irr -
being The rrEt child born m Mason Cfr1
EnC Gs nos nVIHE iU the cfrr
MASON CIIN-ThsrF cane rers pszrl,
lt.Ll- hnelneT 1HlhlrT ln inns cirv Today a.
q result a. burning a nan ~ ~ -
hal Ius1 been MADE hF Pred Ioilr rl.sr- a.
va placed on me floor Their TfrrIa r.--7Iz
f. l-esil-s near and accidentally sruunhlad
Guc Eel into u burning u EpF-rr.f7- 49,
cilll1 va recover. but Wlth SCARS mar MI
remain W1th Z fur tie
MASON CITE-ons q ne banenogur -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

FUitE % the recent booster meeting he'd
~ Lfis clT vas thar The Lh1uEEu Great
NJ esteru railroad saw IhH- -he cIrr le-
usu1Hd q herrer uaszgurHr service and
-ursHriufendE-1 Carson hEs notified IRE
local aren't That q pHEHauEgr CuuCr VIII
tt Hrtachec 10 train NJ. 81 which ARRIVES
from Clarion a. 80 g. IA
1oGAnc-The marriage az Miss F-saH
--Hftun and M Arthur Cox vas solemn
iEed a. The home q the brides uarer.r s
M. and Mrs Henry stEffun 90 nHHr MAG
nnhb. TINS evening O. 7-W. Rev G. y. sloan
q the MHlhodis1 church ufnriaued T'hs
n-noe was Errt-ec in white EuE Euc thu
Erourn IN conventional black. Miss liot-e
ssrHffurl- Q EiEfer. was bridesmaid EErl Cox.
q brother q the groom. was best man.
IOWA CITT-W p BOYD. chairman az
ne 1inEnue committee q the state Board
q Education. who was IN lows CITY rodnv.
refused 20 give an interview over The urc,-
test lodged ~ Furr Dodge alumni RrpirFi
f-rut !. q. Bowman the new uruEl6 Huf
As THi no word has bean rHcHIVer fr'rrn
other Rluuru EEsuulEuuns. hu- whether The
action a. furr DouEe VIII he alone in any
nEht against The new han6 rs nut known.
JoGAN-T-hs following officers Of the P
z @. SiEterhuud were 6ulv installed mere
AS evening Nj q. n Harvey. president
Miss Mary Eoue- vice president. Mrs !
z NEnsuuT, recording secretary. Miss Ade-
line HErnhHBrt. corresponding HHr-etErv.
Miss Mary =. Gardner treasurer. Mrs. w.
l. Stern, chaplain. Mrs. p. y. StsErns
guard. Mrs. A. W. Blackburn. iuuruH Iizt
Following tnstHlatiun- refreEhmHnrs were
served
LOGAN pretty wedding was solemn
iEed tudEy a. z o'clock when Miss AGA
Stuart became the bride q Charles r. Fsut-
nan 81 The home q the hrldeE pgrHrrE
Mr.. and Mrs j u. stuart q MHEnllia-
Elder A N Fgrzndo. ufficiaunE. The we'd
ding march was PLAYED by Miss ElHrh
stuart % MundHuin. The bride vas Euwned
In white silk and carried white roses and
lilies q the valley. Miss Carrie EuIhHn
was maid q honor Miss Francis Cham
beers and Miss EErHIia E1fuEU THra ruH1dF
lu WAITING
EETH III4E-Tyhe funeral q Mrs Q.
v. HHwE q this CITY was held At the
home q her son, Charles who resides on
south Tenth street. Mrs Hawk was born
IN ONO November -. 1886 She WIS married
july q 1857. 10 George ". EHwk 81 Rock
ford. Ia They came 10 EmruHt county IN
1862 and have resided here almost cuurinu-
uuslT since that time. Besides her huE-
band six children. four sisters and two
brothers survive
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Northwest I0WA Association HoYds In
session, selertiAE O. r. East
man President

FORT DODGE, Ia. March B-fspsciAl
TeleErEm}-FdTs hundred lumbermsn Of
me Northwest Iowa LumbsrrnsnE EHsociB-
Ton IN convention here TODAY. reelected
O. J. Eastman Of Whiting, Ia president
Eno mace T. H Williams q Furr Dodge
Tlcs president and J. r Knux OF Prtm-
EnAr seeretEIy TREASURER, vice james 2
Mealr1 q CheroEee. WeEr1 on resiEuinE
Was presented with q sold watch by the
association
J : KNOX q Def Moines gave an al
oresf on salesmRnship this morning. This
AFTERNOON the convention visited the NAM
ihcrurlng Industries Of this CITY End Al
Lehigh. TuHighI banquet WAS given al
the WRhkonsa MOTEL and a theHter pgrrv
ended the entertainment by local mEuutEc-
tuners.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
irr eoua- Ar children yin ,, msas VEL


irr eo-a- Ar chna-ur yin b. made VEL
cuma
Murfc CIsr Geustp-
John p. schultz and fEr-ry n-e moving
% SumURrt Neh- whore he owns rHnch
Mrs. Geu-re r. Jones uIu be hu,sreHs
So ru-day afternoon OF the = r.. @. sociefr.
civ Fireman Nike O'lsurhnu has runs
% OMEN Neh. on short visit % his
siEier
Bes Hlvs Masonic lodge has decided %
give 10 annual entertainment on The even
iur 81 March m
MrR Clarence Brunson re1urnF 20 the
CITY rndEI aftCr an extended vlsit win her
parents o. Brush. Colo
.Fhuns Ben soulh sGg-lndepondsnt F-lsss
for case q drrtgr Cold Tup. Prompt de-
livery 90 any par @ CITY. william Jerfsr
Mrs Chnds has returned 70 her home
o.. Atlantic ia after q three weeks vlEif
with her dBurhte-. Mrs. r z. schin6el
The LADIES Missionary socetv q me
FIRST F'res tr- Ur'ian church WI meet with
h~E = q Graham. Sixteenth street. End
Missouri avenue. TINS Afternoon.
The funsrEl O. Mrs MEbal BHyles wa
held yesterday morning from Brass under
taking rooms 10 FureEt Lawn cemetery.
Rev. :. NJ. Buthwen ofnciBled-
The rupurt uT Meat inspector James Jones
shows that curing the month q February
ne condemned fifteen bead % cattle, eight
heB5 Of sheep and 30 pounds q meat
The next meeting @ The kings DBuEhtars
1f The First Presfyreriun church wiz hs
held al the home q Mrs. u. r. Watson.
1o Worth Fifteenth street March 10
Miss Kathryn Flynn. $40 North Twenty
FIRST street. had surprise party IN hGr
honor Tuesday evening The visitors efsgut
AZ enjoyable evening Win music and
games.
The election q officers fur the ensuing
year @ The Wumuu'E society @ the FtrEt
BETTist church viii be held TINS afternoon
BI The home q Mrs =. u. WlerB 1Ol1
North Tweuyy-firEt street
CITY Engineer Roberts has directed The
contractor Tor the construction q me Mud
creek sewer 10 improve The condition 81
railroad avenue IN accordance with the
letter Of complaint Of T. Krebhs. q resident
q the locality
A. p ThrHpp ~ South Ffftssuth street..
electrician. fen or the roof q lg& North
Twentieth street yesterday Afternoon and
sustained the fracture q some homes IN
hiE right foot he WIS taken 20 the hos
sutEl In Brewers ambulance
The annual congregation 81 the PfrHt
Presbyterian church VIII he held in 1he
lower auditorium Tuesday evening next a.
o'clock for the election q three trustees
for three TeHrs the terms q J. J.. Duff.
uT. G. N. SCHMIDT and ". A Berger
expiring Reports will also be Euhuirte4
10y ths officers and treasurerE q the dif-
ferHut church Hocis1uH-