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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

saloon, styled himeslf as a destroyer
OF men"
Such occupations as "pouncer.' In a
hat factory; "tobies." a maker of
stogies; whittier" in a straw works;
dock walloper," a longshoreman; wi
brator," in a clock factory; "tonger," in
connection with oysters; "teaser," In a
glass factory; ~"scabbler," in quarry
ing; ~"losser," in a corset factory, and
%"dubber." in ship building. are all
unusual occupations that must be
listed.
In Washington especially are there a
large number Of persons who earn their
living by performing unusual tasks. The
majority Of them are employed by the
government. There is a young man in
the National museum-Henry Hendley
who is known as the official portrait
bust maker of Indian features for a
unique portrait gallery OF the North
American redskins.
/. B. Millner is an expert modeler in
papier mache Of things past, present
and future for the National museum.
Along similar lines is the work of
Edwin Howell, a maker OF maps. In
his workshop he evolves relief maps OF
certain sections Of the country which
not only indicate rivers and mountains
and towns, but all the minerals, rocks,
flowers, trees, and varying soils to be
found there.
4 One of the most interesting OF his
maps was made for the marine hos
pital and public health service. 1t Is
intended as a warning against allowing
people ignorant Of geological condi-
tons to dig wells, and as a plea for
the artesian we'll.
There are expert tea and coffee tast-
ers in the treasury department who
tell the value and grades of these CON-
modities by placing a few grains on the
tongue. And in the department of
agriculture there Is a squad of young
men who eat drugged foods to deter
mine just how poisonous they are.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
Willing to Make an Effort.

On a large estate In the Scottish
highlands 1t was the custom for a
piper to play in front Of tho house
every week day morning to awaken
the residents. After an ~overconviv-
ial Saturday night. however, the piper
forgot the day and began his ~reveille
(can 1t be played on the pipes?) on
Sunday morning. The angry master
shouted to him from the bedroom win
dow: Here. do you not know the
fourth commandment" And the piper
sturdily replied: Mae. sir. but yell
-hic-whustle 1t II-hic-try 1t, SIR"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
Noted Inns to Go.

New York.-Two Of New York
city's famous notes.-the Hoffman
house and the Gilsey house-will
close their doors Immediately. The
Gilsey house will be converted to
business purposes. Both hotels in
their day have had the names OF
many men OF national prominence
upon their registers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
Stuff Rabbits With Quail.

Topeka, Kan.-Stuffing cleaned rab-
bits with quail aad shipping them out
of the state has enabled many hunt
ers to evade the quail-shooting law in
Kansas this season Prot. L. L. Dyche,
state fish and game warden. who has
Just obtained proof OF the violations.
said warrants probably would bo
sworn out for tho hunters.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28
A Chance In ANY Case

Muriel (letting him down easy)-I
should advise you not to take It to
heart. l might prove a most undesir.
able wife. Marriage Is a lottery. GU
know.
Malcolm (bitterly)-It strikes me as
more like q rattle. One man gets the
prize and the others get the shake
Smart Set
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

1t is In the minor acts OF our daily
life that our character Is revealed
Lee.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

Constipation causes and aggravates many
serious diseases. 1t is thoroughly cured by
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The favop
lite family laxative.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

Who Sc neglects learning in his
youth, loses the past and Is dead for
the future.-Euripides.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

Garfield Tea, invaluable in tho treat
ment Of liver and kidney diseases!
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1911-04-28

Some women are like some old hens
In their ways.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Cochise Resident is
 Killed in Runaway

Mrs M c Boots, formerly a resident Of Tucson was killed at Light in this county on Thursday, when che was throws from 6 wagon drawn by rum away mules She was killed instant ly as the front wheels Of the wagon passed across her body. Mrs Boots had been married only 6 few week. and she snd her husbsnd owned a ranch near Light, where the tragedy occurred.
 NIT and Mrs Boots had hitcheG up the wagon and mules to go to black smith shop to have the mules shod When they came to s creek. MT Baots got out oi the wagon ro allow the mules to drink by taking of their brides. They became frightened at something and dashed across the creek with Mrs Boots in the wagon holding on by one line. She was thrown out and the wheels passed over her body killing her instantly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
All Have Been
 Declared Off

Another turn in the precinct officers election is to bs taken according to recent advices from Phoenix, and official ccgnizauce will be had by the Cochise county board of supe ervisors.
 Secretary of the Territory Young who issued the original call of pri- mary election, including the primary officers, has, 1t is understood ,conclud- cd the. bis call must conform tn the Governors proclamation in which event there will be no ele ction Tor precinct officers
 Inquiry at the office of the boar of supervisors gave the information that such IS the latest down-to the minute information, and upon receipt oi the official communication from Phoenix, the Cochise Supervisors will withdraw the official call for all precinct officers, here including, i, is believed, the election of party precinct committee. men also. This would make all present precinct officials. Justices of the Peace and Constsble., "holGovers" for the coming term.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Trouble Expected
 in Benson Yards

Constable Jetf Short was in the city today from Benson. having business connected with the sheriff's ohcs.
 When asked relative to the strike situation among the railroad em- ployees in Benson, he stated that at present the strikers were very quiet. but that trouble was feared during the week, and that the Southern Pacific company property at that point is being looked after day and night by force of about fifteen railroad police, who were recently con mmi.sioned by Cover nor Sloan.
 He ststed furthur that Benson is enjoying wave of prosperity at this time snd thst work is being pushed d fly by the many construction camps on the Fairbsnk-Tucson extension of the F.. Paso t Southwestern system.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
May File Independen mt
 Nomination Papers

During the agitation about pre- C DC, officers being shut out of the approaching party primaries it oc- cured 10 District Attorney Benton Dick. Of Pima county, that independ ent nomination papers would offer & .olution to the problem and be in- vestigsted the matter He found that the election law of 1901 provides for such . nomination. Referring the matter to Attorney General John B. Wright, Mir Dick received confirm. ation of h;s own opinion and the fol- lowing paragraph is reprinted:
 "If an independent nomination paper, as above described, is filed in the case Of a county office, with the board of supervisors. not more than fifty nor less than twenty days before the general election to be held op December I2th, 1t would. in my opin' ion. te the duty of such board of sup ervisors to place the name of such in- dependent candidate upon tbe off icisl ticket to be voted Tor at such election on December F."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
From Wednesdays Daily

Deputy Assessor H 8 Rose has gone on campaigning trip to the south- ern part Of the county. in behaM of his candidacy for county assessor.
 Clerk J F. James of the probate court was an outgoing passenger yes. terday for Bisbee and Douglas to look after bis political fences with reference to his candidacy for clerk of the super ior court.
 Mrs. Rose Martin is 6 Tom bstons visitor for several days from her home at Phoenix on stay with friends in this city.
 George W Kaiser, the we'll known livery man of Willco1, arrived ip the coanty seat last evening on business.
 Ben X Williams one of the best known mining men of Cocbise county, is among the arrivals in Tom bstone from Drsgoon, where he is operating several groups of mines.
 Deputy Treasurer Frank Demsrest and wife were outgoing passengers yesterday afternoon for Bisbee, where Mir. Demsrest goes on business, while his wife will attend several sessions of the Teachers Institute now in see sion at the big copper camp.
 John Rock democratic candidate for supervisor returned last evening from Bisbee. Lowell and Douglas and met with much encouragement while on his trip. MT Rock is well and favor- ably known and will make an excel lent run for the supervisorsbip.
 Nomination petitions are now be- ing filed daily by the various csndi- dates for county offices at the comi' g primary election with Clerk H E Der ner of the board of supervisors. who is listing them in alps betical order for the approval of the board of super. visors at its next session, which will be held in Tombstone, on the 10th of this month. for the purpose of placing the same upon the official ballot. The last day for filing petitions is October 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Doings of the
 Board of Supervisors

During the regular monthly session of the hoard Of supervisors, which was in regular monthly session yester- day afternoon and evening, the fol- lowing matters were disposed of by that body:-
 The county survey or was instructed to survey new county road from Tombstone to Charleston and thence to Fort Huacbuca.
 Officerss for the coming primary election were then appointed for the various voting precincrs, the following having been selected for the Tomb- stone precinct: Inspector F. H Reeves. Judges, c A Flick and Charles R HoH e Clerks, Lee O. Woolery and c. L Bstchelder. Msrshsl, Sam Johnson
 It wac decided y the board to at tach Ash Canyon precinct to the Hereford precinct during the coming elections. The game action was talk. en in attaching San Bernardino and Rucker to the Douglas precinct.
 The resignation of pr c A Hick- man, as secretary of the county board of health, was accepted. No succcsso, has yet been appointed to fill the va cancy. Dr N 0 Bledsoe, chief of the medical sts6 Of the Calumet ( Ari- zons hospital at Bisbee is being prom. inently mentioned for the position. The notary bond of E J Flsnnigau of Bisbee wss approved by the board in the sum of 5000. The following liquor licenses were granted:
 Eugene P A Lsrrieu, Turner. RC Shugsrt, Turner. Louis Sileg. Bisbee. Livingston & Bretherton. Bisbee. John Perkins, Courtlsnd. R H Csif6sld. Glesson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Arnold Held at
 $5.OOO Bail

This afternoon the preliminary ex- aminstion was had before Judge Dsn- iel Mcfarland in the case of the ter- ritory of Arizona vs Ross Arnold {. charged with the murder of Frank McGoyern at Johnson. this cuunty. 6 week sgo yesterday.
 The prosecuting witness, William Watt, who was seriously injured in the shooting. positively identified the defendant. as the man who committed the atrocious crime, and stated that after killing McGovern the prisoner shot him (watt) in the mouth and then followed him down the trail and shot him again in the back of the head, and left him there Tor dead.
 Arnold was held in the sum of B 900 to await the action of the grand jury. Attorney W c Gilmore repre- septed the territory at the hearing.
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 Candy Cstnartic, cure constipaaon sorevee c s6c- yC e 0 fAAk drv' -'-a- -ssur v.--es
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
New
 Cases
Filed
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
 Estate oi Martin Costello; order appointing October 9, 1911 at 10 a. m. day pfobsting will, and hearing peti- ton of Mary Nj Costello for letters testsmentsry.
 Estate Of Annie York; order con- tinuing hearing petition of George Bravin for letters of administration.
 Estate of Willism Beattie; order directing publication Of notice of sp- plicstion. made by Edith " Kenney.
 Estate Marie Bohle; order appoint ing Oct 10, 1911, 10 a. m. hearing final acct. etc.
 Estate and guardianship of Suttey minors {; order directing guardian to provide medical sttendaDce for Mary Su,tey cut of her distributive shsre.
 Estate of A c Smith; order direct ing publication notice to creditors.
 Estate Of Mijailo Benjerach; or der setting October l3, 1911 for besr- ing petition for letters of sdmini.tra- ton, and directing posting of notices.
 Estate and guardianship of Medi- govich minors. order appointing Ch.s K Holz. Jakob Schmidt and Bruce Farley, appraisers.
 DISTRICT ( '. s. COURT
 Suit No 6I27 filed. Red Metal min ing company vs Paradise Mining & Milling company. Quiet title to cer- 2 .ir mining prop in California min ing district.
 " $ Stodgbill, dealer in house fur- niture and furnishings filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Residence in Bistee; liabilifies s4303.iO; as.ets sI90S.45.
 PROBATE COURT Estate and guardianship Of John NJ Letson, minor; order setting Novem- Der ,. 1911, at 10 6. m. hearing peti- tion to sell real estate.
 Estate of Frank McGovern; order appointing A H Wien special sdmr. and H s Wien. Albert Thurman and John Lemon, sprsisers. Estate of Mrs H D Gardner; order finally dischsrging T. R. Brandt, sdmr.
 DISTRICT COURT
 Suit No 6429; L L Brown and W I Womack vs Albrecbt Anderson, Jos eph Muniom and B Caretto, on bond to secure against liens, etc. Anderson principal, other defendsots sureties dsmsod Sl5<a.64.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Particulars of
 Benson KiIlinq

The particulars of the murder ct Benson late yesterday afternoon were received in Tombstone this morning. The participants in the trouble were William Smith and Barney Grier, both colored. It appears that the former was rooming at the home of Grier and ordered to leave. It is said that both men had been drinking dur. i1g the afternoon and upon Grier's return to his home still found Smith there. A quarrel ensued and Smith killed Grier. Alter the shooting the as.silsnt immediately gave himself up to the ofhcers and was lodged in the county jail late last evening. The murdered man was for several years q cook ct the Mansion Hotel ct Beu- son and we'll kpo~p.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
Papago Indians
 Enter Schools

Fifty -six boys snc g'rls of the Ps- pago Indian tribe left Tucson this morning to enter the United States Indian school at Phoenix. Dscipli- nsrisn Santeo spent two weeks on the san Navler reservation, securing the consent of the children's parents to attend the Phoenix school.
 Charles odell, United States Indian constable. left Saturday evening with IT young Indians Nho will enter the Sherman institute at Riverside, Csl;- iornis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
From Tuesdays Daily

Attorney A c Lock wood of Dougl las was sn arrival on the noon train from the ST slter city, in the inter ests of his candidacy for superior juoee of this county ct he coming democratic primary election. Mir lockwood is well known m this part O. the county and is making 6 good fight for the nomination.
 Constable Frank Clark srrived on the noon train from Douglas. having in custody prisoner for Hotel de White.
 Alfred Paul, ,he we'll known Doug l.s citizen. accompanied by his vile arrived in Tombstone last evening via automobile on vitit to Mrs PsuPs mother, Mrs G w Swain.
 Attorney Allen R. English depsrt- ed yesterday for Donglss on political business. from whence he goes to Fl Psso to look after certain legal mat ters iL the interest of clients. He will be abse nt for about five days.
 George Ivey returned to Tombstone on last evenings train after an sh- sence of several n onths at Ray, where he hs. been in the employ of Sneed Brothers mercantile establish ment, [, who were until recently eogsged in business in this city.
 William r, urr, the pioneer rancher and csttlemsn of Drsgoon, is visi- tor in the county capital today on 6 business mission.
 Assistant District Attorney E J Flspnigsn returned 10 Bisbee last evening after attending s session of the board of supervisors.
 JW Clark, prominently known in this city, having served Tombstone for several terms as an efficient chief of the fire department, was sn arrival in the city yesterday for a stay of sev- ersl days from his ranch in the su!- phur Springs valley. His msry friends gave him q hearty greeting.
 John Rock left yesterday afternoon for BIsbee and Douglas, where he goes to fix up his political fences, having announced himself as a candidate on the Democratic ticket for the office of of supervisor.
 Joe Stsm field is 8 Tom mbstone visitor today from his mines in the Drsgoon mountains. where he is developing a valuable group Of claims.
 Inspector Jarvis 0. the Postofhce Department was an arrival in Tomb stone yesterday. The object o, bis vi.it was to instruct Postmaster Crs- ble as to the postal sayings bank which will shortly be established in thi. city. but owing to the non sr- rival of supplies, 1t will be necessary for MT. Jarvis to return here within a few days.
 Supe rinta ndent Douglas Gray o! the T. c. NJ. Company wac return ing passenger last evening from the west.
 DA Adams, president of the Adams Telephone Go operating in the north- e.n part oi the county, was 6 Tomb stone visitor on business with the local telephone company.
 Auditor Holden of the Mou nts;u States Telephone company left yes terdsy for Bisbee after visit of about five days on company business.
 Mrs Mary Costello and son, Cecil returned on the noon train from 6 visit Of several days with friends in Bisbee.
 Among the Tombstone republicans who are prominently mentioned for office are W A Fowler, deputy clerk oi the board of supervisors for Assessor W E Boeas, deputy clerk of the court for Court Clerk and J T Kingsbury for the assembly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

bisoee prop. p.........-.... ZoO OO Jesus de Arsa to F R Pirtle Co, Douglas prop. ...... 100 %
 REALTY MORTGAGE | d Charbondesu to Fred Pell ST, Douglas prop. .. $50 co
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Ed Chsrbonnesu to Fred Pell ST. Douglas prop. .. $50 co
 PARTNERSHIP Andy Johnson and George Mstzell; firm name to be Midway Saloon" place of Business, Johnson addition to B'sbee. .. .... -
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mary K McNsmsrs to c Zsmors, Douglas prop. .... POO %
 WARRANTY DEED Sophia Walker 10 Miss Pru- dencia Montgomery Benson prop. OO Mise Prudeucis Montgomery to Miss Emma Clark, Ben son prop ............ lOO oO
 PATENT U Walter Ms1imillisn Stoin land ........ -
 MINING DE,D K Pride to F J Barpee, mines in Teyiz NJ D .. co J M Passmore to F J Barnes and W Angle; mines in Teviz NJ D ... ... co
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

One the distinctive features of the opening of postal sayings banks which is going rapidly and by order just issued extended postoees Of the third class that the first deposors almost always children and that they also form majority of the depositors The postal savings bank has many things to commend it. But there thing above all others that commends it is that it appeals the young people and forms saving habit among them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

Don't forget that the battle is at the primary and that upon the character the candidates nominated herea de bends the character of your first state and the political color of your administration As the twg is bent so the tree will grow Take interest in the primary and that both yourself and your neghbo go the polls primary day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

The present justices of the peace and consabes will hold says Governor Sloan Undoubtedly this was good those who preparing to make campaign for reelection. 1t them lot of worry While the many aspirants for these important offices sadly dis appointed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

The fight among the republicans is becoming more pronounced as the campaign The party IS already split the gubernatora campaign and open hostility is bitterly raging Gov. kbbey it coming and got out from under. George L. is Young only in but old at the political game and knows how to keep things moving Meanwhe the republicans squirming and the "cruel war is
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

enven the campaign with iu state ticket The Social
 sts have consistently maintained thir organization and the ballot every election and besides barred
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

The Arzoua Republicans in sorry plight and dodging the impending Democratic avalanche
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

California October 70 and if you watch the re- turns surprise will be in store the recall constitution amendment
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

The Democratic that will sweep the vii be the largest her history Democratic victory is ap parent every hand throughout Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

Col Pickett is the front ard winning staunch friends daily in his senatorial campaign
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

It is made plain that Postmaster General Hitchcock proposes provide such banking facilities in Arizona will discourage the of traditional stocking family savings bank
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

Cochise will roll up the largest Democratic vote in her history
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUsLgsHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COcHIsE COUNTY

strumeuts Filed With the County
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF.
 ADMINISTRATORS DEKD T R Brandt, sdmr of est Of Cbss F Gardner to l. Grant Duncan, Duncan prop.... 1900 %
 DEED
 Jasper Newton Edwsrds to Joseph E Hood and J H Mscis, land ....... 75o Oo IL& &ICo oF W Thompson Douglas prop. .......-. Z'o Vo
 WARRANTY DEED Win J Sprouse to Edward L Witty, Benson prop. $50 oO
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE EFF Mosley to Joe Kline, furpiture ...-.-....... SZ oo CIV Black to Joe Kline, iur- niture ....-...- ...-...- s' Uo IA Bennett to Joe Kline, furniture --.-.-...-. "' w
  Apns yerdugo to Joe Kline, furniture -.........- 10 V' John H Kelly to Joe Kline furniture ............- o4 oo HB Hansen to Joe Kline. furniture .............- o4 V Thos Boy yhorskey to Joe Kline. furni' ure. ......... Al V
 MINING DEED NM Mills to Red Metal Min. ing Co. mines in California M V"
 BILL or SALE Geo w Hall to W A Reason over, live stock and other prop ... -.-...... lio' Vo NCTICE OF WATER RIGHT Made Sy { Nl:.cn Rodman. irrigation, stock, domestic other beneficial purposes - SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE EA Won Arnim to Clinton : Rnrdick k.....------.... Int'l Land ( Imp Go to H spicer; Douglas prop. 5oo oV AW Flickinger to Eleanor Speed, Douglas prop 10 OO
 TRUST DEED Eleanor B Speed to State Mut1 6 L Assn. Doug- las prop. .............-.. loo' Vo
 REALTY MORTGAGE Clinton A Burdick to John foulkes, land. ........ 800 OO Salvador Rufalcars to A ii Wagner, Douglas prop. 50 co SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE FL Williams to H Sp;cer -l State Mut'l B & L Assn to Kste l. Worhing ..- - State MutT < L Ass'n to Jssper F English. .. -
 WARRANTY DEED Intr Land & Imp Go to Frank M Watts. Douglas prop ............-.-- 'o VV HB Matthews and E c and Richard GreepSsy tu H Haven, Douglas prop. ID Oo He E spicer to J B Speed. Donglas prop ....-...- io oo JB Speed to P Sexton, Douglas prop io oo SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Mutt B& L Assn to Anton Oventile. ... - JW Fur to Juan Lsauetta.. - seats Mut'i 8 $ L Ass'n to Jobsnpsh Holmes. -
 LIS SDENs State MutI B & L Ass'n vs GC Barry, Euginis Barry. wm E Walker, G c Barry A Co to H Hsll..... Q. POS 4o
 WARRANTY DEED Edith H Stowe to Ads M. Tsdiock. Douglas prop.-.. 10 O5
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE wm Heyn to Welhourn < Dodds. 450 goats. 233 50
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

First the announcement is had that the precinct officers holdovers then again there will be vote for the of fcias and each day brings alternate legal version The perpexng problem causing considerable but the holdovers who relieved of campaign and will the first officials without protest
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

The C. O. F. is up the tree for gubernatorial timber No one seems to be willing for the sacrifice
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-08

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