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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02

The Alteration Sale Is Near
ing Its End The Carpenters
Are AT Work In Our Store
Meanwhile we are busy reduc-
ing our stocks, SO that there
will be less to move and re-
adjust. And meanwhile we
are offering some of the big
gest bargains of our career.
So if you want to practice
economy in the rig h t way,
you'll do we'll to come here and
buy goods for both present and
future needs. About once in
a lifetime an opportunity like
this occurs; for this is the re-
suit of years of accumulated
business. And now that sue
cess has thrust it upon us, we
are going to make the occasion
one to be remembered and ap-
preciated. Throughout the en-
tire store you will find Gu t
prices that will more than re-
pay you for your visit---and
enough of them to make choos-
ing easy. We have cut the
prices of winter goods with a
determination of moving them
out, and we have not consider
ed cost or desirability. So we
advise you not to miss this sale.
In practically every line you
are likely to need---you will find
splendid values. On this page
we wish to tell you about some
of the many bargains to be
found in the ready-tO-Wear de-
partment. Every article in our
ready-to-wear section has been
reduced to the lowest possible
price, and in many instances
are offered at a mere fraction
of the former price. We are
publishing the notice of the end
Of this wonderfully successful
alteration sale now, so that
tardy buyers may have ample
time to participate in these rare
offerings. The last days of the
sale will see values even great
er than those which caused SO
much comment during the past
week. If you have any intent
ion of purchasing for your own
sake, be prompt; prices tell why
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02
WOMEN'S SUITS

Superbly Tailored Suits in the Season Most Wanted
Styles Made to Retail up to $50, Now at ....,....
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02
WOMEN'S COATS

The Seasons Most Popular Styles and Fabrics and
Made to Sell at Prices up to $35, offered Now at.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-03-02
UNDERMUSLINS AND CORSETS

9loo ooNoHlS FoE :...,... DOC
$3.50 TO $500 GOWNS FOR ................S1o 90
S10O TO s125 PETTICoATs FOR ................. zoe
SLIGO TO $500 PETTICoATs FOR acknowledgements. 1923
SOC WOMEN s DRAWERS FOR Observation-Disclosures. SOC
$3.50 TO $500 INFANTS DRESSES FOR ..... 90
s1Oo TO S125 COMBINATIONS FOR ............... 79c
S1oo TO $3.50 CORSET COVERS FOR .............. 79c
SOC CHILDRENs GOWNS FOR Observation-Disclosures. 35c
15c CHILDREN's DRAWERS FOR Observation-Disclosures. &c
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Has DiHicuItyin Getting
 Into Arizona Again

Tae rsopka;, Chinese student of mining engineering, wh1 also claims to be prince of the royal blood, re- turned to Douglas yesterday from Nacozari, sonora. He went there az a student and took notes on mining operations there.
 He experienced some difficulty in gaining admission into the Uuited States. However after wiring Washington, the secretary of com- merce and labor ordered the port of Douglas opened for his admission and as soon as T-opkAi was passed through ordered it closed again to Chinamen, as this is not port Oi entry to Chinese. San Diego, Califor. mia, is the nearest port where Chinese may regularly apply for admission. excep. in trsLsit m bond Tsopksi is q member of the exempt class oi Chinese.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Will be Sold at
 Public Auction

Fort Bowie, the old military reser vation from which General Nelson A. Miles operated during the course o' his campaign against the Apache chief, Geronimo, is to be cold s' public auction and another landmark of Arizona pioneer days will give way to the onrush nf settlers and the pro- Qres. of civilizatinn.
 For. Bowie is located ten miie' sou.h o' Ro-ie in Cochisa county and co,sis,s o' 93, 3,OCO acres of land. said tn he very rich and fertile.
 The auction ~ill commence at 10 o'clock on the morning ofJure 20 and will continue until all the land has been disposed. The sale will he con- ducted by Receiver Arnold and Regis ter Parker of the Phoenix land office
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Kingman Receives Two
 Automobile Trucks

March 2l there was unlosdei at King man, from two flat cars two of the largest freighting automobile trucks ever built. The weight of the machines running light. is in i- in excess Of ten tons, They were built and taken 10 kIugmsn by the Great Western Trsnsports'ion com pany for the purpose of trying them out on the flat ard hill country around kingmsn. The machines have nor mal 90 horse power, which can be turned on 10 200 horsepower. The machines which have a width of near ly twJ feet rver the ordinary wagon road. will make their own road over the fl II country, Un good roads 1t + stated that each mschine will have s hauling capacity of twenty tons. It is A new type of machine and only these tso nave heen built.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Bixby-WaIes NuptiaIs
 In Tombstone Today

pretty wedding was solemnized in Tomi stoue this morning, when Mise Beatrice Bikby and George Wales were united in the holy bonds of wedlock. Rev. Simanson of the Episcopal church, officiating. the ceremony taking place at the home of the bride and in the presence of few intimate friends of the contracting parties.
 The newly welded couple are well and fsvorsbly known in Tombstone, the bride being popular young lady ~hoee pleasing manner, accomplish meDts and grace have won her a large circle of friends, making her a general favorite and held in high esteem.
 The groom, likewise, enjoys the re- gard and respect of tine community, |, being an exemplary young man of sterling worth. He is deputy county recorder. 6 position Of public trust which he has held with ability and efficiency.
 The couple departed on the lO:4O train for Los Angeles on their honey. moon. A large delegation of friends were at the depot showering con gratu- la.ions and the ususl rice and good luck tokens, while the grips and bag gage of the bridal pc were duly checked that Identification may be readily had.
 The couple will return here to make their future home. TIE PROS PLcToR Iinsin hearty congratulations and best wishes in the launching of their nuptisl craft on the ma,ri- monial seq.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Earthquake Felt
 in Old Mexico

Almost the entire State of Sinalos on the West Coast ol Mexico wac vio- lently sl aken by sn earthquake on Friday sho tly before noon, according to passengers who arriv.d here from Maza.lan suadsy morning.
 While none wore killed, a nun Der O: persons were injured, some more or less seriously and the entire popula. tiun oi Maz4tlsn was thrown into panic
 The Tnc-on Citizen says that sc- cording to the otiicisl report of Dr NJ G males. director of the gov ernment observatory at Mazstlan, the shock lasted 2i seconds, and wac very severe.
 Ina few minutes the streets Of Mszatlan were crowded with panic stricken people. and the cathedral was crowded with men, women and chil- dlen seeking refuge.
 4 nunter of buildings in course of construction were more or less damag. ed, among them the new municipal pa ace. The cathedral escaped injury though the shock WAS sufficient 10 ring the cathedral bell.
 A number of old buildings were thrown down, especially in the Chi ness quarter. The shock was of such severity as to throw people to the floor. and number were injured by falling adobes which were dislodged from the walls.
 Arturo Nasvuez. who was operating s machine in shop, was thrown into the machinery and lost hjs entire left hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Phoenix Saloons
 Open Again

Tine issuance of twenty saloon licenses at Phoenix and four at Tempe yesterday by the county supervisors took the qnor business ou: oi the hands of the "tIust,' consisting U' one Tempe aud three Phoenix saloons that had had the field to themselves for two weeks.
 The territorial laa designed to pro- tecl railroad grading camps against croggeries, prevents the issuance oi a license for saloon within six miles of any camp of pubic work where ? men are employed. IL was not in. tended for cities, Sut was invoked by the prohihitionists and stood tie court te.t.
 Licenses Of all Phoenix and Tempe sziJ jas, but 'ur expired on March l. Meanwhile the reclamation service cairp D was estatlishe within six mics and prevented renewals. The camp was moved and lIcenses Were i-.ued yesterday. The saloons have another hurdle iu local option election April Is, passing hich, they are safe for 8 year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16

s .biD, special agent for the Atlas Assurance Company, Ltd, and the Manchester Assurance Company. with headquarters in San Francisco. These gentlemen visit Tombstone about twice each year and do not consider themselves strangers in this neck of the woods. They both have an sbid ing faith in the future of Tombstone, and express themselves as convinced beyond any possible doubt that in the very near future the camp will again come into its own, bigger thar ever, as one of the largest producers of rare metals in the new State Of Arizona. if not in the entire Southwest.
 They lett this afternoon for Rlsbee to visit the agents of their respective companies in the big copper camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
A. N. Williams
 Flies at Douglas

Iesterisy afternoon, according 10 the International. A. Y. Will ans. the well known Douglas aviator, made q dash along the surface ot the ground for distance ot l25 feet and then gracefully left the earth and rose to a height of 0n feet Al d flew through the air for A mile and half at the rate of about 5t miles an hour. MT Williams has a heavier than air ma chine that tlies and 40 or JO Douglas people witnessed the trisl at tie "proviug grOnnds' north of the city The slightipg of the bird man was AS easy and graceful as the same sc, Of the "higher ups" IT this line
 The machine with the driver weighs. but so pounds and carries 2l 3 pounds per squere loot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
To Extend Overland
 Telephone to Tucson

That the Overland Telephone com pary now operating its automatic system n Phoenix and various other central end northern Arizona towns is preparing to invade the field in Tucson, working in conjunction with Tucson professional and business men, is announced today, Last night 6 meeting of Tucson merchants and others was held for the purpose of considering the sdvisahility of organ izing local company along the lines of the Independent Telephone com pany which was organized in Phoenix to be taken oyer by the Overland sys- tenn.
 It is reported the company has sn eye also on the Bisbee and Douglas field and may extend by joining the Tombstone system To further the plans. !,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Rebel Forces Moving
 Into Nacozari Valley

The sbole of the rebel forces under GirOn, Csbral and Garcia are moving eastward into theN scozsri valley from the Sonora valley. Giron with 400 rebels entered Cumpss Sunday. There va little left in that town to take.
 Madame Chispss wife Of the Moe teaums prefect, passed south from Douglas to Moctezuma Monday. The rebels believe this indicates that Chia. pss will return to Moctezpms. Girop is striving to head him off Gsnde lsria's force including fifty Pima In disns, IS also in the vicinity of Cum pas. Cbaipss has 20O volunteers and 50 federals.
 The advance guard of Tuan Cab. ral's force broke through Valde. Pass to Cos yesterday They will come north to the border to get stock oI ammunition which Red" Lopez's
 band is guarding at Ceniz.s springs
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
House Democrats
 Meet In Caucus
A Washington dispatch says-

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 At caucus Of house democrat. last night the legislative program of the extra session will probably be de- termined It is believed the ways and means committee will urge the caucus to take up first the Canadian rec procity and allow time for hear ings. Meanwhile the hil!s relating to the popular election of senators, publication before election of cam psign contributions, and statehood for New Mexico and Arizona will also he adopted
 Cameron of Arizona is assigned to postroads, Indian affairs, territories and mines committees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Developing Valuable
 Group of Mines

John J Pearce, well known in local mining circles, is in town today from his mines in the Pesrce district. where he is now engaged in prosecuting ex- tensiye development work. The ores from this property carry high vslue. in both gold and silver. the latter metal predominsting. Mr Pearce re- gently uncovered on his property what he believes to be the continua- ton of the mother lode of the now famous Commonwealth mine in that district, and of which he was one of the original discoverers and owners. and which has turned out many millions of dollars in silver and gold bullion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Former Tombstoner
 Here on a Visit

Charles Hart, 6 former resident Of Tombstone, and for many years m the employ of the Tombstone Con. sohdated Mines company in the capacity Of ws;chman, was among the arrivals from the west on the noon t'sin, coming direct from Sswtelle California, having been admitted to the Soldiers Home at that place during last year. He is veteran of the Civil var. MT Hart will remain here on e visit indefinitely with friends before taking his departure for California
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Entertained Friends
 at Bridge Whist

Mrs William Lutley on lsst Thurs ter of her friends at bridge whist at her residence ou Fremont and Ninth Streets. During the afternoon the hostess served some very tempting and delicious refreshments, and taken in its entirety. the afternoon wac most del ghtiully -spen, by the fortunate guests Among those present were M.sdsmes W F. Boggs, Gus Bar on, Francis Crsble, A II Gsrdns- |, FN Wolcott, Lee Woolery, H H Hug. hart and William Lutley. and Misses Williamson, Small and Giddins
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Leaves for Coast in
 Quest of Former Health

Druggist Ed Flach accompanied ny his wife and children, were among the westbound passengers for Los Angeles and California points on this morn- ing's train. They expect to be absent from Tombstone for several months, during which time it is h1ped that NIT Each will have again regained hi. former health, which will enable him to return here and look after his business interests. Mir Flsch has been i'll for sometime past suffering from acute stomach trouble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
h0W's This?

We offer One Hundred UoIIars Re- ward for any case of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrb Cure.
 J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o. We the undersigned, have known z. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and ,elieve him perfectly honorable in all usiness transactions and financially ,bl carry out any obligations made ov is firm.
 wALDING, KISSAN & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druegists, Toledo, O
 Halps Catarrh Cure is taken inter ,ally, acting directly upon the hlocd ,nd mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold bv ell dugRists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
From tuesdays Daily

Harry Hasselgren is ip the county seat today On legal matters.
 The Odd Fellows meet tbi. evening st the Masonic Hall Ii c Wili ans, wife and mother left today for Los Angeles. where they will make tn, ir home. F Ross. the Democratic war horse of Douglas, is s county seat visitor today. Mir Ross is pleased with the prospects, of early admission of Ari- zons and looks for the present session to deliver the goods" in a short time,
 Now that the days are commencing to have he feel of not far distan. cum. mcr, the Southern Pacific is snnounc. ing its annual excursion rates to Pacific coast sumnering places. They will become effective May l.
 Miss Julia Rockiellow. who recently sustained ininries hy falling from horse. is reported to be rapidly i'm proving, which is pleasing news to the many Tombstone friends of this popu. lar young lady.
 Listr'ct Attorney John : Williams returned last evening from s trip t. Bisbee
 Sam Willetts departed today for Los Angeles, where he will visit for several weeks be.ore going 10 San Francisco to tske up h residence in the future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
From Wednesdays Daily

Bernard Msier. the Benson mer- chant, is in the city today on com mercisl visit.
 Constable Frank Trask was in town today from Benson, having brought up from the junction city a prisoner or the county bsstile.
 The election in Deming, New Mex. ico, last Tues Joy to determine whether the new city council would issue licenses to saloons resulted in the city going wet by vote of nearly two to one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Boqui|Ias Company
 Acquires More Stock

The Babe Thompson cattle in the Hereford district are being rounded up preparatory to delivery to the purchasers of the outfit, the Boqnillss company taking all the stock except ing the beifers, which go to Fred and Billie Bennett, who will establish a cattle ranch in the Tubac country, Santa Cruz county. It is expected that the cattle will be ready for de livery by the 18th instsnt.-Benson Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
John GIeeson
 Purchases Auto

John GleesDn, Of Gleeson, has pur- chased an E. NJ. F. car o. Bowen and Hubbard. Of the recent car lot bought by rhis firm only one. that used by Mir. Hubbard hrmself, re- mains. J. F. LakIn, factory repre- sentative oi the manufacturing com pany, Is in the city as the guest of the local agents.-Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
To be Reported to
 House on Thursday

4 Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Representative Flood, the chairman of the house committee on territories, said today that resolution providing for the spprovs' of the Arizona con s;itution probably would be reported to the house Thursday, il he csn get the committee together.
 Nr Flood and Representative Hous- ton called on the president today and talked the situation over. The presi- dent sad tO them that he would not object 10 hsvIngthe entire re-ronsi- bility for admission placed upon cons gress; nor would he object to A repe ale ing clause being inserted Tn the en- abiirg act reiievin. him of all respon. =ihl!iiy in the direction of approval.
 To Chairman Flood and Represen- tatiye Houston, the president out lined a scheme to solve the problem. The presidents proposition sas that the constitution pending before con- cress be approved, and that later tine people 0: Arizona under the cOnsti- tutional power, propose sn smeud- ment permitting the recall to apply to all officers now mentioned, except the judges.
 Ii there is any sentiment against recall for judges in Arizona, submis- sion oi the question to the voters would reveal it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
Insurance Men Have
 Faith in Tombstone

Among tte visitors m Tombstone today on business with the local in- sursnce agents were E. B. Flack, 'pacisl agent and sdiuster for the St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company of St Paul, with head quarters in Los Angeles, sad H. W.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
zien, note secured by a mortgage also assigned. Power to collect the said

Power to collect the said note. ........... ..... -
 CHATTTL MORTGAGE Felips Silva 10 Petronilie Cruz; Douglas prop 90 % Arizona & Mexico Realty Co to F il Vanderbilt; Doug las prop ........... 25O co
 DEED The B L X Co to F. A von- Arnim; Douglas prop... 75o % F J huxtsble 10 Alkaline Huxtsble. his wife, Doug las prop; consideration love X affection.
 WARRANTY DEED Arizona X Mexico Realty Co to W E Holiingsworth; Douglas prop. ...... $50 O0  Arizona < Mexico Realty Go 10 " E Holling-worth. Douglas prop. ....- 35U OO Jennie R Hockey to W F Schwsmm; Douglas prop. 300 co Edward P GobbsIt to J F. Bropby; sei sec l5 twp 20 rs6 .................. i7l 95
 CHArTEL MORTGAGES S,lvester Miller to John Gerdie; horses s.. l60 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGES L c Burt to Brophy Car risge Co; blow ...... 2l 65 John L Green to Brophy Carriage Co; plow, horse, etc -.... ...-........-... oo pO
 WARRANTY DEED l Johnson ct uX to Chris Heikkinen; Warren prop. HOO 0O Johnie Duncan, to Milo c Kslos'ro; 8i-bee prop. .. 10 % Milo c kslostro ct uX to State Mutual Building & Loan AssD ;.B,sbee prop. 10 % Dolorsi de NssqueE < Jose Maria Nssquez to Rosario Brena; land in sec 10 and I5tsp l3r l9. .... 600 GO
 CHATrEL MORTGAGES J J Armstrong to Firs. Natl Bank of Douglas; office furniture etc. ... 2OO0 co George T Kirkland to Wm Cowan stock ......... 2lls 70
 WATER LOCATION A Gingery claims 1900 miner inches water Of Turkey Creek in sec 9 twp IS g Robert Jordan locates 1000 miners inches of water in Rock Greek in sec twp lSr2s
 Us : PATENT U. 10 John V Vickers; nN1 sV4 sec twp IS T 27
 QUIT CLAIM DEED I w Wallace ct ux to W H Gooie; Lowell prop. 10 co John V Nickers ct ux to Chir:cabus Cattle Co; nv 4,a4 X sWi nsi sec 5 twp 1sr 2I .............. lu UO D E Whipple to ber.in { Lepori; ass gns mortgage rec i3-l55.
 REALTY MORTGAGE Olson et TX to Mary l. Wood; Bisbee prop ... -I
 WATER LOCATION J L Eaton sppropristes un- appropriated waters !of Cave Greek, g miles nv oi RVdeo, i50 miners inches.
 MINING DEED Louis Musso X John GsystO O;:svi' Musso; Gleeson prop............ 300 co
 WARRANTY DEED Oscar Nelson ct ux to K M Thompson; Douglas prop. 10 co Chss Clsson, Aug Daley ct &IV Scott to Alma Clasop; Bi-bee pIop.. 10 % Hugh Houssr ct ux to Lee Eaton ct ux; land in sec 25tup l7r 3l .. 1000 70 |'''''''||.:'''''''||||'iii'::!!'',,,,,,'|''!'; 5 '''|'|
 You can't SOW thisies and reap figs Ifyou plant ferrys Seeds you N-A grow exactly what 4 Proiusion
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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-16
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed Hith the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 WRIT or ATTACHMENT Bert Ra usey & Co vs \ Fraser. Sheriff's return elbows certain property levied upon in the Pearce Dist.
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Viola Slaughter to Wm Mccoy: rec B 56s. Cochise Bidg { Loan Assn Ernest B Miller: rec l9- 3l5.
 LOCATION WATER RIGHT CJ Rand located for mining, agricultural snd stock rs,s. ing purposes, 200 miners inches water in Turkey Greek in sec 9 twp IS r29. Thomas G Owens locates for mining, agricultural and stock raising purposes ,6iO miners inches water in Ash Greek in twp Is r26.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE JE Howard to T l. Seeley; rec 3-lS6.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE ROR jbinson to A H Kelly; wagon, etc ...-.......-.. 3' oU
 sHERIFF's CERTIEI ATE John White, sheriff, for A A Dudley ct sl, 10 Mark Deems. prJperty in Pirtle and Queen sdti- tions to the city of Douglas ...... 3ss B
 MINING DEED Mac McFadie to West eru Finance company. mines situsted in the Dos Cabesss mining dis. srict 10000 ..
 QUIT CLAIM DEED James Oven to Ludivine Ovens. property in Bis pee.
 DEED c L Butler from the In teruational Land and Improvement company, property in the Ciswson addition to the city Of Douglas .... 35D
 CHATrEL MoRTGA"E CT Van Meter to Oliver Typewriter compsby, chattle mortgage 9o Q.
 REALLY MORTGAGE Ernest B Miller to State Mutual Building < Loan aseocistiou, reslry mort gage on B sbee prop e,,v . 75O .. SUBTRACTION nF MORTGAGE John Saylor to Frank WeetfieId, ssti.fie. mort gage e0.224. .-.........
 WARRANTY DEED CS Kellum ct uK to Edsards. property 10 Bowie tcxnsite. ... sO
 PATENT United States of America to Charles \ Carver. patent to land in town ship z5 -.-.-.-.-.-.
 e. c. DEsD FG Parker to Charles F Small, quit clsI.n deed for certain described prop. erty iu the town Of Paradise ...-....... "" ..
 cBArFEL MORTGAGE MR Steen to Frank Cobbe, chsttie mortgage on one Hercules rock drilling machine, com- piete sitb all tools per- tainiog thereto. ..-.....-
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
 POWER OF ATTORNEY IN shetteriy Jr to Ber- tin & Lrpori; assignment of mortgage exrcIted by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-15
FITTED SUIT CASES AND BAGS.

For the man or woman who travels no gift
would be more acceptable than good suit case
or bag We've very extensive line, both fit
ted and plain, at moderate prices ranging
from $3.50 to $500