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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Cassidy and Wright
 Enroute Home

According to Washington dispstch-
 es Postmaster Cassidy Of Bisbee and
 Dr. Wright ol Dough-. left tte Capitol City for home this morning, dissr- | pointed and shivering over the freeze. out in the hands oi the House Con-
 mittee and Senate Sub Committee on Territories turning down the county seat removal bill, which had been fathered by Biebee-Douglas real estate q sculstors.
 According to Bisbee visitors in
 Tombstone, MT. Cassidy al CT failing Tn the mission Of occurring Congress sional recognition iB petty local affair. with a view Of gaining national prominence, he mingled among the solous in an effort to get bili intro dured making St. Patrick's Day a legal national holiday. It Is under stood Mr.Ca.sidy pleaded to deaf ears.
 Colonel Pickett is still on the job. Alter he succeeded in killing the courty seat bill he continued 10 work in the interest of Arizona and is friends every day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
FederaIs Busy
 At Cananea

The Naco war situation is quiet snd
 up t0 date no attacks have been made fheiedersls have two machine guns to guard the town, whils four ma- chine guns have been cent 10 Canapea to hold the fort at that point. The rebels are .claimei to be within easy striking distance of Naco and thus far have made no attempt to move upon the border port.
 At Cansnea the federal soldier- have not been idle recently and at present are busily engaged Tn throw ing up Notifications on the top of a hill to the rear of the postoffice. about half a mile distant, It is understood that machine gun will be planted there.
 At several places about the city. breas'wOrks, consisting of sand bags piled three deep, have been erected,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Will Make Paper
 From Pinon Trees

Pinon wood. of which there is mil lions of feet in Arizona and New Mexico, and heretofore considered worthIess, will be converted into wood pulp for the making of paper
 Forestry officials have announced that the government wou'd use thIs wood for the manufacture of paper. The department Of agriculture has been experimenting for years to frd . use for this species of pine tree.
 The pinon tree is scrubby, about I2
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

due both the county and territory fct severa! lear- Ia-t. The personal property oi the company only i- being advertised, consisting of five frame hon-er, 4" assay office. large pump house, mining machinery, othce flu nj. ture and quartz mill. The sale will bc held ID front oithc court house ou ,he 25th oi March.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

In the case D! W R King vs Chsrles L Douglas, ct al, sn sction for debt and attachment, judsmen given to plaintiff with decree of foreclosure oi of attachment lein.
 h the matter of James E Brophy ys F E Mason company, su action to disincorporste tho defendant com pany, and which matter testimony has previously been taken and intro- tuced, the corporation was ordered dissolved.
 The hearing ih the case Of the ter ritory vs George Marian, indicted for the alleged murder of Monte Wood wood at San Bernsrdino in 1901. on a motion to set aside the indictment on the ground that s co-defendant m the alleged crime had given testimony before the indicting grand jury, was had this morning and the defendant was ordered held by Judge Dosn fol trial under the present indictment.
 THURSDAY
 0 The district court adjourned las evening until March 6, after shor but busy session Of two dave. Beiort adjournment the following matter were transacted:
 In the case of the territory vs Ge M4IiG.. uuGvi indictment for slleret murder, defendant was sTTsigno, and entered plea of not guilty, an he he was remsnded to the custod of the sheriff until the April term ( court.
 In the divorce case of Nellie Wehe ys John w Weber, after examinatio of several witnesses, the court granite decree ;o the plsintitf, and also th custody Ci the minor children.
 In the case o:J H Tippert vs Joh Dunbar, sn action for debt in n sum of Sl3,772 l3. judgment ws granted to the plaintiff. In the case of J F Brophy vs F.
 Mason company, the attorneys fC defendant presented motion for new trial and the same was overrule by court. Notice of sn appeal [ the supreme court was given from II judgment and order of the stri, court. and supercedeas bond WAS ike in the sum of 5000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
1t Was Hard
But ThriIIinu

M l. Cassidy, postmsster of Bisbee. who has been in Washington attempt- ing to push through messurse pro- viding for holding an election to vote npon the removal Of the county court house firm it's present location. Tomb-tone, left Washington yester- day. NIT. Cassidy although he did hard, conscientious work fonrd shat it would be impossible to ge; his measure through at this session.- Bisbee Evening Miner.-Geel Isn't t awful
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Had Enjoyable Time
 At Dance Party

Mics Irene English extended dance party to humber Of the young people of Tombstone last evening at her home on lower Allen street and & most enl yable time was had by the assembled guests. Among those pres- ent We're the Misses Hazel Yoho Lillian ChOate, Ollie Fowler, Dorothy York, Irene English and Dolly Fowler and Messrs Thomas Brandt, Clarence smith. Willie King, John Troop and ArtbG7 HaT.ood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
From Thursdays Daily

Engineer Ramsey ol Douglas Is a; the throttle of the local "2 spot" in the absence of Engineer Boucher.
 The board Of supervisors will be in | regular session next Monday, March 9th.
 | ]. NJ. Dickson Of san Francisco and RR Johnston Of Los Angeles art among the commercial visitors in the city today.
 | A q Peterson is visitor in Tomb stone today from bIs home in Bisbee. | II Wien of Johnson 's among the visitors in the city on business before Referee in Bankruptcy Daniel Me Farland.
 h. r. Huddeston Is here today from his home in Bisbee on brief business mission.
 Attorney George Nes'e was sn out going passenger this morning for Tue son, where he goes to attend the ses- son of the district court now on in the old Pueblo.
 Ed Boucher, accompanied by hi- vile and son, departed today for AGus Cal.enti, Arizona, where they vii 1 spend several weeks st the hot springs.
 Chef Deputy Assessor Harry :
 Ross lei; this afternoon for Naco
 Lowell and Warren where he goes [,
 resume his assessing for the year 0 i 1911.
 2 Mrs NJ lton Pysert ard Mrs. Iohi
 Corning were among the outgoiut D passengers yesterday for Bisb=e C e after several days =tsy in Tom b $ stone.
 Percy Wilson returned to Bisbe D this afternoon after s brief stay il T town on business. :, Mrs. H. D. Madison left yest-rda o for Pittshurg, Pa, on months yisi
 with friends and relatise-. t Attorney Frank Dosn returned [ d DouI Ilss this afternoon after a brie
 stay in the county seat on husines
 hefore the district court
 William Turne, and wife are romt
 stone visitors for fortnight from F Psso, and during their stay in Tomb ! stone are the guests of John :. Will .e isms and family, Mr-. Turner being .s sister of Mrs. Williams, b County Ranger Harry Wheele
 came into the county seat this m I'll
 irG from Douglas, having in cp-tod.
 negro and Mexican, both being he,
 to await the action of the next gran
 jury
 V Mrs. Charles A Mcdonald an children returned hon . on the nooi { train from Tucson, where they yisiteu 'f friends and relatives for the past tw, b weeks.
 Guy c. Welch, the well know,
 resident of Hereicrd, has been SD
 pointed postmaster at tha. place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Prisoners Being
 Held to Grand Jury

The following lst of % defendant are being held to await the action 0 the next territorial grand jury, whicl convenes in this city on April 2i:
 B Boulden, forgery. Bisbee.
 Will Cooper, grand larceny, Doug. las.
 Tom Hall, burglary, Douglas.
 Victor Rose, burglary, Douglas,
 Epimenio Gonzales, injuring public jail, Courtlsnd. Romsin Bsllestero, assault with intent to commit murder, Fairbauk.
 Bernardo Medina, assault, Bisbee,
 Batisto Msrieni, murder, Bisbee.
 T J Boyle, assault, Bi-bee.
 Arthur Moran, burglary, Bic bee. Frank Schultz and Fred Netf, burglary, Fsirbsnk.
 Joe Hendricks, burglary. Benson.
 Elmer E Penney, assault with dead. ly weapon, Bisbee,
 Donald Mcdonald, fraud, B'-bee.
 Nory Desmond, forgery, Lon, '.
 Jose Valencia, grand larcei,, D.s. bee.
 Frank Molinsr, harboring prison- CTS, Bisbee.
 Ansstscio Holguire, asssnlt with intent to commit murder. Douglas. Francisco Rodriguez, assault with deadly weapon. Lowell.
 Ed Monnier, burglary, Bowie. Isasc Goiorth. murder. Tombstone. Fred Hickory, rape, Bisbee. William H Thompson, embracery, Tom bstone.
 Reyes Carpio. grand larceny Doug. las. Rafael Ochos, burglary, Donglas. William Kluting, Fred Ferguson md A R Clspp, grand larceny, Bis. pee
 Ercicio Hernandez, grand larceny Douglas.
 Frank Russell, illagsl voting,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

During the month of February there were issued out oi the Probate court of Cochise county total of thir,y three marriage icenses. The following were granted during the past several days:-
 William NJ. McIoed to wed Annie Wrsn, both of Bisbee.
 Ramon Barrios to ved Beatrice Nor. iega both of Douglas.
 Kenna II. Acorj to wed Dola Taylor both of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Hurdles Fight
 and Leave Guns

A Nogales dispatch says
 Passengers arriving CT .Ac GuyanI. AS train reports that at Empalme s force of forty rurales got on the train They got of at Hermo-illo. One of the passengers engaged them in con- versation and learned that they had had an engagement with the rebels near EnTalme, that they fled leaving their arms on the field and hat they were going to Hermosillo to change their uniforms and get new arms,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
From friday's S Daily

John w. Troop oi Madisonvil ., Kentucky, who has been in Tomb stone for the past two week. with | friends. left yesterday afternoon for | Bisbee where he Nili visit relatives for fortnight before returning to hi. southern home.
 Ivan Johnson has gone to Tucson, where be has accepted position with the Southern Pacific railroad c,m- pany as as-iztant yard clerk.
 Dick Hsvilard. the well knowr rancher from Charleston, Is in th. county seat today.
 William Lutely was among tie in- coming passengers today from rortt. ern Mexico, where he i5 at pre-jnt engaged in deyeloeing h,4 valuable mining properties.
 H. F. Berner of the board of super visor7 is again confined to his room, having suffered a relapse from his recent illness. lis many friends hope that his setback will not prove Of a serious nature,
 Attorney Ben Goodrich was sn out going passenger this morning for Tue son, where he goes on legal matters, 3 Joseph Wheeler arrived in Tomb. stone last evening from B.sbee on a brief bu=ines- mission. He Is inter- g ested in mining work in the Dragoon P mountains
 , Another shipment oi orc will b, made tomorrow from the Tranquility
 mine. the same having steamed uE
 today for the Purpos- Of hosting ore n F. II Reeves has returned bum, from several dave trip to Johnson . On business.
 The teachers oi the local school $ are happy and smiling this afternoon j. They received the cheeks for Februar, = salaries today.
 N The "2 spot on" the local rancho ,, the F. P. X $ w. jumped tne trac VI atthe "Y" this afternoon, and site
 considerable work on the part of th
 train crew, the engine was agaii V righted.
 The section crew of the Tom bston = branch has been dispensed win an n the branch roadted IS being look r ed after hy the Fairbank and Charles .- ton crew.
 e- H. c. Emsnuei and family are re 10 cent arrivals in Tombstone from Can
 anes.
 = J. A. Rockiellow has gone on [
 santa Cruz county on -evera! day
 surveying trip.
 o The Progressive Whist Club Uil a mee- at the Ross home this eyenin e with Miss Lillian Buck a. hostess. = The Fox pstro! of Boy Scouts ha, an interesting meeting at the CluI g rooms with full attendance. Leade
 Berle Eidsou was in charge of thi | enthusiastic patrol again after an ab = sence 0! three wee k on a visit ia F ] Psso.
 The Congregsti onsl church choi
 met last evening with Miss Elizabett AHtell to practice special music f,i
 both Sunday morning and evening services.
 County School Superintendent F. II
 Stover has announced that the regu- L.! quarterly tuacbers combinations will be held in Tombstone at the City Hall on next Monday and Tuesday the 9th and 7th, for first and second grade certificates. A number of ap. plicsnts from Bisbes, Douglas and other points in the county are expect ed to appear for the examination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
To Hold a
 Distress Sale

County Treasurer Charles " H.cks has posted s notice Of distress and sale in connection with the Old Ter. ribie Mining company, corporation. and also known as the Msnzora Min ing company, 6 corporation, for tsres
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

Doctors have discovered two new disesses-sulpb-hemoelcbinemia and methemoglobinemia. They make you look like A corpse, and by the time the doctor gets through telling you what you've got, you are corpse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
WEDNESDAY

The district conrt convened at the regular hour this morning, and the fOllo~ing business was d sposed Of:
 h the csse of Y Fowler vs Mary ? Barrow, an action to quiet title, the general demurrer which was pre- sented by the defendants counsel and after same had been argued a, length, was sustained by court, and the plaintiff was giSen period of thirty dsys in which to amend his com plsint.
 In the case oi K P Brown vs George Chapman, ct sl., an action to quiet title, judgment was given to plaintiff on evidence previously heard.
 Tn the case of Della Pysert vs Mil ton Pysert, an action for divorce, after three witnesses were examined a de. cree was granted to plaintiff.
 Tn the case of Julia Lithield vs Lillie D EIdredge and P W Eldredge, an sction for debt, judgment granted 
 to plaintiff.
 The case of c Anderson, special agent, vs the Consolidated Pu blishing company, sn action for debt, case dis missed on plsintiff's motion and cost.
 In the case of Mary P Barrow vs F. H Tllton, ct ux, motion for new trIsl was withdrawn and case settled. | This was an action to quiet title to certain ratch lands in St David previ- ousIy tried before jury which rendered . verdict for the defendant.
 The csse Of the Bisbee Improvement company vs L R Allen. for debt and attachment, was ordered dismissed, same having been settled out of court.
 In the case Of the Southwestern Mercantile company. a corporation, ys the Courtlsnd Business Mems Club, . corporation. for debt, judg- ment granted for the plaintiff, with decree of foreclosure. "
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Colonel Pickett
 For Douglas

Washington, D. O., March D. Colonel II L Pickett will call upon General Murray, .oi the army, this afternoon on the subject of the estab. lishment of a military post near Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

with granting 10 the governors of the northern states huge land grants and other concessions which make them princes of their several domains. Ihe circulars are printed in English.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Doings In the
 District Court
TUESDAY

A se.sion of the district court was held by Judge Dosn throughout the entire day, and much business was transacted.
 The first case called was that oi Mrs, L. s. Trssk vs Mary Coltss, an action to quiet title to certain real property in Benson. The entire fore- noon wac consumed.in the trial, and many witnesses were examined, and the same WAS taken under advises ment by the court
 Many cases are set for trial today, important among which is the matter of fdisincorporating the E. B. Mason company Of Bisbee, which was par. tially tried early in the October term. The majority oi the cases rending are default cases, a number of which are actions for divorce, mainly from Bisbee and Douglas,
 Tbe case ci the territory vs George Msrlsr, is also set for today, the hear ing being to set aside the indictment found against him by the grand jury in session during the April term oi court, 1908. The defendant: is charg' ed with the alleged murder oi Monte Wood ward. near Douglas, hy crushing his head with large rock.
 The case of the Copper Belle Min ing compsnyo of West Nirginis vs johr Gleeson is also set for trial today, at is the case Of the state Mutusl Fuid- ing and Loan Association vs Ida F Meyer, ct al. Judgr ent was render ed for the plaintiff in this case.
 The fol'osiDg business was trans acted during the afternoon session o the court
 In the case of the Los Angeles Trust & Savings Bank vs lnterns tional Gas X Light company, the fire account . report of receiver was pre- sented and approved, with the ex ception of g ,074, which will be passe' upon at some future time.
 Decrees oi divorce were granted ii the following cases:-
 Nancy Alice Brohm vs F. Brohm.
 Henry Holborn vs Lavins Holboru
 Frank Bauer vs Maggie Bauer
 Vim A. McCloud vs Emma Nc Cloud
 Maybelle Eldrige vs Wm \. Eld rige.
 In the case of the Bisbee Gold q Copper company ys August Peterson an appeal from the justice court o Bisbee, appeal was ordered dismissed on motion cf Attorney w. P. Miller counsel for appeilsnt.I
 In the case of the territory vs E.. H Eckert, for assault, on motion ot the district attorney the sureties on bond were exhopersted.
 The case of Joseph Y. Fowler yf Mary P. Barrow, to quiet title to cer- tain ranch lands in the St David community, 's on trial az we go to press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

A final count of the Y. MICA. membership applications at PhoeD,r showed grand total of 6S7, which was just s7 better than the campaign committee had fondly hoped for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
Tombstone Has
 fDoubIed Number

WASHINGTON, March 2- The population. Of Tom bs stonPAriL., for the thirteenth census .s 1882 he l2th census gives Tom bstone 6i6.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05

feet in height aud only few incl es in circumference. The trees grow thickly in Arizors Their use will create millions of dollars in revenue
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-03-05
The Vote by Counties
 For the Constitution

The following is tGe vote by coun- ties on the cOnstitu tion:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10

BAN ON WOMEN'o HATS
by STEVEN BURNETT.

RE,RLiN. Oct 9--The ;ncreas-
ingiy high prices OF provisions is a
cause of grave alarm. Complaints are
heard from every part OF the en-
pjre. not merely from the poorest
classes, but from the population gem
orally.
Within a few weeks milk has ma
terfaffy increased in prize owing to
the scarcity OF fodder for the live
live stock caused by the drought. In
many sections OF the countryside.
sugar beet, the staple commodity AS
well as the cabbage. potato. and other
crops, have been seriously damaged.
end In some instances practically
ruined by the recent heat period.
The markets are poorly supplied
with vegetables. Housewives are bit
terly iamenting the almost twofold
increase of the usual price OF vese-
tages, potatoes In particular costing
now from $1.25 to $3.50 per cwt.. or
Just double what they cost last year.
Moreover, the prices are expected to
rise still higher.
Meats generally are not mucn
higher than usual, but increased prices
are imminent. On the other hand,
fruit OF various sorts Is plentiful and
comparatively cheap.
Loud murmurings Of complaint are
being heard. especially in Social
Democratic circles, In various parts OF
the country. The socialist town coun-
Cillors of Offenbacfi. in Hesse- Nassau
have petitioned the mayoralty to urge
the Hessian government to instruct
tho Hessian representative in the Fed
eral Council to move that the taxes
ON provisions and fodder be suspend
ed; that the frontiers be opened to
the import OF foreign cattle and meat
and also that the problem OF meeting
the Increase cost OF foodStuffs be pu,
on the agenda at the meeting OF the
delegates OF the German cities shortly
to take place at Posen.
Delegates were asked further tc
discuss steps for meeting the increase
Of prices, and especially whether !,
would be possible for the town Itself
to cooperate by purchasing provision.
cheaper. chiefly potatoes. bread and
meat. and supplying them cheaply tc
the poorer classes. The urgency oil
this petition was unanimously accept.
ed and passed by the town council
JagOw Faces Indignant Women.
Herr Won Jagow, Berlins police
president, thrives on unpopularity. ss
tho cyclone Of indignation now sweep.
ing over hin head a. q result Of hi
4 ban on big hats In theatres win doubt
less loase him unmovsd. The paroxysn
AZ AnElUphobiA convulsing the Father.
land Ihao net been dimtnished by thl
aen&efn4At that Herr Won Jaxow wal
Il sA1 - 1870 ~ decrse by ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-10
WHAT WILL PARIS
HEAR THIS YEAR?
ITALIAN QUEEN DOES CHARITY
WORK AMONG CHILDREN-
MAKES HER POPULAR.
AS TO KING ALFONSO
FRANCE IS LOOKING FOR A NEW
BEAUTY TO SUCCEED
DEAD AC-
AS TO KING ALFONSO
BY LA RACONTEUSE.

PARIS, Oct 9.-Tow will the
Parisienne be dressed this winter :?
That Is the question which at the
present moment tran9cends all others
in thousands Of boudotrs. not only in
Paris, but In London. New York and
Melbourne. In fact. in every civilized
capital the world over. Les nouvelles
modes ferntnines' must shortly make
their appearance. and ~ soon a. the
elegant Parisienne has by her pref
erence dictated to the rest OF the
world what IL the correct thing to
wear. the women Of England and
burg Will docilely accept her ukase.
IL It to DO crinoline? The new
mode must differ from what has gone
before or 1t would not be adopted.
Either II will be something entirely
nov, or Il will bema MODIFICATION of
something that has already found
favor In tho eyes Of those who set
the fashion.
But there are crinolines and crino-
lines. and those who claim to be In
the KNOW" ray that It isn't the old
fashioned hoops OF fifty years axo that
are coming in again. not the veritable
crinoline. but dear little innocent
"cerclette," excessively supple and
aiNo0cthCi anu WIN uO INV Q
resemblance to a crinoline than there
exists between a rose and a cabbage.
A lady who has seen one of these
"cerclette" dresses tells me that the
bottom Of the skirt Is trimmed with
fringe, and that II looks for all the
world like lampshAde. 1t Is certain
, that We shall see some Of these models
In Paris before long, even II they
are only worn by those who love
novelty and originality, but from that
to a revival of the time-honored crino-
line. there Is just ~ big q gulf ~
that separating the motor car and the
stage coach.
Queen Docs Charity.
The queen Of italy. who is a re-
markably original woman. recently
instituted y charming charity. which
has added greatly to her popularity
Fifty OF the most poverty-stricken
motherless babies In Italy have beer
collected and brought to q white
house overlooking tbs Sea. which her
majesty has purchased 1t her own
expense and here they are to live
and be educated under the immediate
supervs~to ~ Their benefactre1s until
s.ey are competent to look after them
selves. The queen visits her crechs q
| frequent Intervals accompanied by
her children. plays With the small
| inmates. who call her mother" and
are all known a. the queens chill
dren."
! \ story about King Alfonso = scina