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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-04-23
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY


 COCHlSE COUNT Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE John Boyle and Mrs c C Bonsmsu to Katherine A Johnson and husbGnd, satisfaction of mortgage Zz-lul. ..... ...-.....-
 BILL OF SALE Frank Friesl to William H Nee, all improve ments on certain pieces of land in township 2l, inclucing certain live stock, and tools, imple- ments, wagons, harness. etc loo .
 WARRANTY DEED Annie Clark to Fannie Rosemsn: Bisbee prop.... 10 O
 DEED John Zuccs, unmarried, to Max Tsppero; Courtland rrop..... -........-.... l
 co. DEED Anson HszlewOod 10 the Cicero Smith Mining Co; claims in the lewis Min ing District -..... ~
 MINING DEEDS LW Powell to American Saginaw Development Co; claim in the Warren Min iuS Dist ..-...-... VI Geo Bravin to H Mo. Pherson undivided Of Fox Mining claim in the Tombstone Dist ....... l O
 POWER OF ATTORNEY IA Bishop toll Huston Hughsrt; power to handle 6 claims ID the Turquoise Dist.
 SATISFACTION OF CHATTEL MoRTGAG First NationalBank o!Doug- las to T P Blevins; mort gage dated Aug l. 1910. Koken Barhers' Supply Co to Earl D Hammock; eat. mtge dated-
 MINING DEED Bi.bee Extension Develop ment Co to Bizbee Ex- tension Mining Co;cl-Ims in Warren Diet ~ O' Bisbes Es.en.io1 De' siof. ment Go to Bi-bee Exten- sion Mining Co; C slris in Warren Dist l c
 BILL OF SALE bisnee Extension Develop mert Co to Bisbse Ex'en- son M hing Co, mInirg machinery. e.c.-..- -
 NINISG DEED FEE Trask, FHak Mssso- letti, Henry NAlenzuels < AC Simpkins tO Hssso letti Mines Cc: claims in Little Rincon Diet ... 10 C
 WARRANTY DEED Alber. Greenwald to D II McAllister; Bi:bee prop. 20 c Harold II S:ott ct ux to Harriet Tompk ms; Doug. Ia. pop. ............. 4OOO 0 George L Al drews & wife to E Graes; Douglas pro. 5OO0 6 c Fl Wiikie to Flora Richardson, land in twp 24r27 ..-... 2uo O
 MINING DEED John Pearce to Common wealth Extension MogCo; claims in Pesrce District in consideration of 505, ,OOO shares of Commonwealth Extension Mining Co's stock.
 WARRANTY DEED John H Marvin ct ux to Lebbens I Coons; land in sec 9s twp pr2l ........ l(
 REALTY MORTGAGE LII Baker ct ux & Frank silverly to J H Slaughter; DJuglss prop. .... 5O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
SENIOR LEAGUE STANDING.

Stamina and speed predominated
last night in the Riyersides attack
against the Press Club. The River
sides won, score 25 to 8. but the one
sided tally does not begin to describe
the ~closeness of the battle and the
surprise sprung by the newspaper
men I'm their defense against one Of
the best basketball quintets in the
city. The first half ended 9 to 9 in
RiTersides' favor, and continued at
these figures for many minutes in
the second period. Endurance told
of play the "Riyies" u up the high
total with ease.
1t was no disgraceful perform
ance. Far be it from that Begin
ming at the sounding of the first a5ng
the scribblers kept at their task with
a ~tenacity comparable to none but
the Yale Bulldog and in the middle
of the second half they had the
pleasure of reading this score: River
sides, 8; Press Club, 7. The close
ness OF the score and the intensity
OF the game surprised many present,
who were continually kept on the
anxious seat fearing the idols of the
crowd would succumb to the attack
of the pencil pushers. The River
sides guarded beautifully, with Nc
Creery and Reynolds playing well in
the second half. The score:
Riyersides (25) Press Club (9)
Allen ....... ....4. DWyer
left forward
McCreery Best
right forward
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
EXPECT CROWD
To SEE GAME
Dexters VS.. E~dueWaters To-
morrow at Copper Works.

If 1t clears up around here the
Dexters will entertain the Edge
waters. or Stapleton, Staten Island,
tomorrow afternoon on the copper
works football field. 1t promises to
be some game, II 1t doesn't rain, for
the Staten islanders have revenge
ranking in their breasts following
the overwhelming defeat handed out
by the Dexters to the Stapleton I'm
knowns last Sunday, and have prom
ised Manager Toolin, of the locals,
to bring an eleven down here which
will clean up everything this side OF
Princeton. Next Sunday the Dexters
will entertain the Ramblers, OF
Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
JUNIOR LEAGUE STANDING.

Playing up to form the Monitors
defeated the Ashlands in the junior
league encounter by the score of %
to 10. 1t shoves the Ashlands down
the ladder a tri1e, while the Mont
tors are again within striking dis
lance of the Y. M. H. A. Juniors,
leaders of the league. The prelimi-
nary was slow, as the Monitors did
not seem to exert themselves. The
Junior League race Is now interest
ing. Three of the teams are bunch
ed for second place honors and going
at a fair rate of speed. The 0
Monitors (2S) Ashlands (1O)
hunt, Smith ........ Regan, Paugh
forwards
DltllHS f1ofHSDy
centre
Looser, Roster. McGary, Seger
guards
Field goals-Hunt ca, Smith (6),
Biting (2), Looser (4), Regain,
Paugh, McGary, Seger. Foul goals
Regain, Paugh. Referee, Joseph
Biilott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
PRINCETON GOES TO
NEW HAVEN TODAY
Team Gets Rousins sendoff on Start
For New Haven.

Team Gets Rousins sendoff on Start
For New Haven.
Princeton, N. j., Nov. 1S.-With a
brief signal drill the Princeton var
sity concluded the seasons work and
left on a special train for New Haven
after a rousing sendoff by the under
graduates.
Twenty-Five men composed the a r
sity squad. The scrub squad OF ten
players spent last night at the Cum
berland hotel In New York, where
they were Joined by a number of
coaches before proceeding to New
Haven. Trainer Fitzpatrick has re-
ported the men to be in irst class
condition with the exception of Duff
and Wilson.
With the exception Of Pendleton at
quarter and Baker at left half In the
formers place, the first lineup against
Yale will be the same as that against
Harvard. Since Thursday morning
there has been a general exodus from
Princeton and today there are scarce
iy any undergraduates left In town
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

its real strength and trick plays for
the coming game, which Is Its big
n of the year. Michigan's recent
defeat by Cornell may be ascribed to,
the overeonfidence which has char
acterized the work of the Wolver-
enes all through the year. Coach
Yost at the start of the season broke
all precedents by declaring he had
material for a championship team,
and the of their own import
ance evidently weighed upon the
minds of the Ann Arbor players,
Michigan went into the Cornell
game a good fayorite, but did not
put up the game expected of it. Al
though Cornelrs score was the re-
suit of a blocked kick, experts de-
clared the score represented the
comparative strength of the elevens
and that had q tie been the result
the Ithacans would have left the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
EARLY DAYS or COACHES.
When Complaint Was Made That @the
World Runs on Wheels.p

When Complaint Wa Made That 4sfe
World Runs on Wheels"
John Taylor, an English poet, known
as the water poet" who died In 1854,
had this to say about the use of
coaches:
The ~supernuous use of coaches
hattie been the occasion of many vile
and odieus crimes, as murder, theft,
cheating, hangings, whippings, pill
lories, stocks and cages, for house
keeping never decayed till coaches
came into England, till which time
those were accounted the best men
who had the most followers and re-
tainers. Then land about or near
London was thought dear enough at a
noble the acre yearly, and a ten pound
house rent now was scarce 20 shn-
iinga then. But the witchcraft Of the
coach quickly mounted the price OF
all things except POOR mems labor and
withal transformed La some places 10,
20, 80, 40. 90, 60 or LOO proper serving
men into two or three animals-vide-
Iieet, . butterfly page. = trcttiag foot
man, a stir drinking coaehman, a
Cook. a Clark, q Steward and q Bnt-
Ter, which hattie enforced many a dis
earded tall fellow Through want OF
means to live and grace to guide hira
in his poverty to fall into such mis-
ehsevous actions before named, for
which I think the ~galiosses ia Eng.
land have devoured as many lusty
valiant rpen within these thirty on
forty years aa would have beeu q snf-
fciens army tie beat the foss eg Chrlsa
ont Of Christendonie and, marching to
Ccnakansln0ple. haEa piucked the sFeas
Turk By Ene beard; but as In sfoFa'
said, this ID the aga whan wheEeja kha
world rEsEas On Whae
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
LIVE e, sssee TIPS

One of the Press Club fellows
strained a tendon last night tending
to "Bilr' Reynolds. Fine?
. .
The Marions will entertain g
number of "Bridgets" tonight, and,
as usual. the Bridgets are all
Saints"
Two things left undone. Cover
ing the Goodwills $50 by the Press
Club and the Oaks SIS by the Peer
less. Why?
Keep one eye on the Dexters to-
morrow afternoon, If 1t is clear.
They have a football machine equal
led by none in the county. Any
team doubling this statement can
gecure immediate satisfaction by adj
dressing Manager Toolin, Madison
avenue, this city.
II locks IKE rain; Il feels ias
rain; and by goliy 1t ia rainl 3d.
i00o football fans are worrying ever
these wet seats at Yale field. The
game will be played despite the
weather
Rememheri
SIT Amt no use to grumble or COM
plain.
It's just as easy to BIS happy and
re5oiee.
When God picks out the weather
and sends raias
[ Why, rains nay choice
v y
Outside or wearing ! cane aas
writing poetry this JOB ID al right
Nothing to do TIL tomorrow"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

New York, Nov. 18.-Giovanni
Raicegich. tho champion wrestler of
Italy, who recently arrived here, Is
now hetfoot after q match with any
OF tie foreign grappsers VINO are
now In this countr. The Italian fs
particularly anxious for q meeting
with Zybysco and Ia willing to bet
anything from a collar button to a
small size fortune on his chances
against the Polish champion.
Raicesich is one OF the best mat
artists developed on the ether side
OF thu Atlantic IN years. He raceat-
Nv wrn the Gvece-Eoman champion
ship Of Europe. 10 weighs z7o
pounds and stands s1x feet two sHeh-
es. This ii not bis anst Visit 10
America. Two gears ago he was
here ana wag degaRlaa By Frank
Gotten. AZ tEsaE time be knew very
asefIe assoGss tha Observation-Disclosures
Asssla al wrestling. Hlme@ Eben Ina
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
EIGHT GRADE
IST IN RELAY
Hanson Wins High lump at
Grammar School.

held yesterday afternoon at the
grammar school, under the direction
of Field Secretary Frank Killam, of
the Y. M. G. A. The running high
jump was won by Hanson, with the
following finishing in the order
named: Warner, Coughlin and Lar
son.
The relay race was won by the
eighth grade team, made up of Mar
tin, Klein, Coughlin and Hull.
thine, I'm. 30sec.) Second
Sixth grade, composed of Hansen,
Jensen, Warner and Feeney.
fTime, I'm. 33sec.) Third-Sev-
enth grade, composed of Nelson,
Hanson, Glockan and Lewkoiz.
(Time, I'm. 35sec.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

field with ali the honors of war.
Yest has given all his men grueling
work in preparation for the coming
game. Pennsylvania found Itself"
by running away with Lafayette re-
Gently by a score of 23 to 6, and this
causes more gloom at Ann Arhor.
The probable lineups are Penn
right end, Jourdet; right tackle,
Bell; right guard, Crawford; center,
Morris; left guard, Wolfert; left
tackle, Dillon; left end, Young;
quarterback, Minds; right halfback,
Harrington; left halfbaek, Thayer;
fullbaek, Mercer. Miehigan-left
end, Conklin Captain; left tackle,
Quinn; left guard, Maynor; center,
Patterson; right guard, Garrells;
right tackle, Boyle; right end, Pom
thus; quarterback, Craig; left half
back, Carpell; right halfback. Wells;
fuHback. Thomson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
on THE cRlDIROn

The Tiger and the BuI1d0g. WKfen
will conguerf Which will snap and
lsnarl with ferocious ierceness at the
| others heels and run them OF tins
field? VIII Princeton or Yale de
the snake dance this afternoon nt-
ter the game on Yale field.
Never before in recent years has
the game aroused so much interest.
1t looks like Princeton's day, and II.
has aroused hope and enthusiasm III
the breasts OF the Tiger alumni.
Yale is confident, too, and expects y
no ore tie, to say the least.
But both can't wint Victory rests
with the Princeton line. VIII 1t held
the Yale attack until the speedy
| Pendleton can get started? Will IL
hold the Bulldog while Dewitt kicks
a goal? The questions will be de-
| cided in a few hours. Yale has No
| chance to score a touchdown, but
Captain Howe Is one of the best
kickers in the game. His toe mag
| win for the Blue.
Football fans at Woodbridge
have something on their minds to-
day in addition to their hats. The
New Brunswick Yacht Club will
play at Woodbridge tomorrow AFTER
noon against the Ramhiers and
| Manager Laurence Mcleod, Of the
home eleven, reports everything In
| readiness for a s'clean up.
The S%heridans, OF South Amboy,
will tackle the Ironsides, q New
Brunswick aggregation of football
players, tomorrow afternoon on tho
Sheridan field. The Sheridan6 ara
a fast, light team and expect TO
make a good showing against their
heavier opponents.
The Crescent A. c., of Midtown.
has its hands full this afternoon.
The Dunellen eleven will play at
Tire-town in a return game and fs
out for revenge. The Crescents won
three or -four weeks ago at Dunellen.
But don't let the Yale-Prineeton
game blur YOU vision. There are
other games. Rutgers has q worthy
foe I'm Ursinus at New Brunswfck
and the Pennsylvania college expects
to give the Scarlet warriors q set
back in their fight for q splendid sea-
sons record. Rutgers hes me ssaess
game, stevens. at Hoboken, next
Saturday.
Dexter's football team has a LARA
schedule for the next tive S1ndays.
Tomorrow they play the EdgewafeFs*
of Stapleton, 8. T.. On ths COPPER
works field. On November 26 fnsy
entertain the Ramblers, u W0oas
bridge aggregation. Tom dahseA
has taught haa charges p law Isaske4
Hanson was Rutgers line man sSxs
araI wears ago and knows = Eanle
from A to e He SEW liza NAFilnaav
II. OF r. game o week 8 2 -
prsnceton-HaryaTd affair twso ~saha
age. And, by the way, tAA i1rxsT1a
have profIted by both aAraes. 90
4 ali eyes when al a football Eana&s
according to South
sheridans have G fast team. 4ae#
nlay the IronsEdezs Of lSaw kxansr
wick. tomorrow ~aftsxnooa 81 s1s
Sheridan aelh. south Ambsx assss
fnaA Il not the ~eraurnsass. Tas 49,
tern want 10 know whAknex fha ahsRs
idana have s100 hanging arg2ssAA
looss fog . Aaasa aaEas $1,000
say klas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
YALE IS IN GOOD TRIM

Coach Field Announces Lineup For tn
Princeton Game.
New Haven, Conn.,. Nov. 18.-Trains1
John Mack says that all the varsity
players are In good condition.
Coach Field announced this lineup
to start the game: Avery. les andt
scully, left tackle; Francis. left guard;
Ketcham, center; McDevitt, right
guard: Paul. right tackle; HomelsIsk,
right end; Howe. quarterback; Camp
left halfback: spalding, right halfbackt
Dunn, fullback.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
SCHOOL BEATS
NATIONAL FIVE
Woodbridge High Trims
Elizabeth Team 45-f

Woodbridge, Nov. Is. The
Woodbridge high school basketball
five defeated the National five, OF
Elizabeth, last night IN the local
court. The score was something
like As to A, although many lost
count before the end of the game. A
and Cushing wer stars for the
home team. The line-ups:
Nationals-DeViney, C; Williams
and Guildersleeve, f; Woodruff and
r. SIocum, &. Woodbridge-Mc-
E1roy, C; Ryder and Gushing, f;
Love and Deber, g. Referee, r. w.
Mark. Umpire, D. Donahue. Tim
er, A. Wand. Scorer, /. Browne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
wssssd EHsrs.

"sorry, Bin. i can't come to the the
alter with you tonight. Now, don't look
10 cross. You amt cross. really, ara
yer, BalIss'
me, Z ainss exactly cross, Ldzs eus
stiII it 10 a bit mggravating for a chzp
20 and he's washed his face and hands
for Aothing. asnst it~5s-Ioadon TaS-
EraDas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
HOGAN BEATS BROWN


New York, Nov. 18.--K. @. Brswass
championship aspirations went up III
thin afr when "one Round H0gan,
the California lightweight, handed him
a severe ~thrashing In ten rounds ut
the Madison Athletic club In Harlem.
Brown as a boxer was outciassed-
He rushed necessarily, but Hogan
know how to protect himself aud In
ficted much effective punishment.
Brown was game and willing That
was about all Hogan won all the way
after the first two rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
AURoRAS DEFEAT THE
~AQUEHeNCAs IN TWO

Mariners Harbor, S. l., Nov. is.
The Auroras defeated the Aauehon-
gas, of T~ottenville, here last night
in the All-Staten Island Bowling
League in the best tive out of three
games. The visitors won the first
match but dropped the next two.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
TEAM WANTS GAMES.

The Hamilton five. of Union Hill,
a first class travelling team, would
like to arrange games with first class
teams wishing to book q good at
traction. Managers wishing to book
the Hamiltons should write stating
inducements offered, to William
weyiand, 110 Blum street. Union
Hill, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

game. aBIlr, Reynolds, or River
side fame, has been secured by Man
ager Mullen to play for the home
team. The Lyeeums are considered
one of the strongest, If not the
strongest, team In Jersey City.
Dancing before and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
FIGHT FANS TO GO
TO ROsEBANk TONIGHT

Many fight fans from this city and
the lower end of Staten Island will
journey to Rosebank, S. l., tonight
and witness the ten-round exhibition
between Walter Hennessey, a New
York boy, and Bert Bappithe, a
Westerner. The Ego" is the star at
traction at the Liberal A. G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
MARIONS READY
FOR GOOD GAME

Manager Joe Mullen, or the Mar
ions. has arranged a first class at
traction for tonight at the Auditor
ium. The st, Bridget's Lyceum, of
Jersey City, will oppose the Marions,
vino will be strengthened for this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
GOOD ATTRACTION AT
TmOTTEkvILLE TONIGHT
sBseseI to me EVENING VIEWS.

Tottenville, S. l., Nov. 18.-Tot-
tenville has a good basketball card
tonight, with the Lexington Deaf
Mutes, Of Manhattan, appearing here
for the first time. The T. A. G. un-
der the new leadership of Willis
Larkin, expect to clean up the fast
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
sAYREvILIE JUNIORS
BEAT MILLTOWN FIVE

Sayreville, Nov. 18:-The Sayre-
vile Juniors defeated the Midtown
Juniors last night on a South River
court. The game was a preliminary
to the regular Friday night game of
the Sterling A. A., of South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
.AMBOY TEAM
GETS VICTORY
Wanderers Win Debut al
South River 1873.

Making their debut before a pack
ed hall, the Amboy Wanderers start
ed with a victory last night at South
River, score IS to s. The Sterling
A. A., of South River, were the locals
opponents but unable to combat with
the speed of the newly organized
Weitzen quintet. The South River
management is now arranging 3
series with the Wanderers. Tha
score.
Amboy Wanderers South River
Deegan, Thomas. ..... Miller, PhaIf
forwards
SchWdftZ Meade
centre
Sullivan, Weitzen. ..-Dey, Cathcart
guards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

II II sassy 10 aka q Joke in The splzsS
IN which y 10 intandsd u Il II On TIA
akhar Sa1lem
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18
SURPRISE IS
GIVEN BY PRESS CLUB
Hold Riversides With Ease in First
Half With Score 8 TO 6-eSeCond
Half Rivies Get Came.
MONITORS WIN JUNIOR CONTEST

Reynolds -.~...... Devoe. Sarokin
centre
Davis .-..... .Sarokln, Hahu
left guard
GCHaIiLz NlAicI
right guard
Field goa1s-Ailen (3), McCreery
I'd, Reynolds (2), Sarokin, Dwyer.
Foul goals-McCreery, Dwyer (5}.
Referee, DR.. Feldman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-18

Field goals-Schwartz, Thomas,
Sullivan (2)s Weitzen, Miller. Phair.
Meade and Cathcart. Foul goals
Schwartz (2), Thomas. Score, first
half, Wanderers, 8; South River, q.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

beef and cook till the liquor is very
good. Strain it and put to it a large
fowl. trussed as for boiling. and when it
boils. half the quantity of blanched
lccks intended to be used well Cleansed,
and cut in inch lengths, or longer.
Skim this carefully. In half an hour
add the remaining part of the lecks
and a seasoning of pepper and salt. The
soup must be very thick Of lccks. and
the first part of them must be boiled
down into the soup till it becomes a
smooth, green compound. Some peo-
pleple thicken cookie leekic with fine
oatmeal Sometimes the fowl is served
in the turen with tn fin soup.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08
Baked Fish with Oatmeal Balls.

For this dish the middle cut of a
good cod is the best. \ convenient size
is about two pounds in weight. Wash
it. remove the skin and allow it to
stand with a little salt sprinkled over
it for few hours. Then dry it and
place in a large pudding dish that has
been well buttered. Pour in one cupful
of milk and the same of water, and
bake for half an hour. Mix together
half a pound of oatmeal, six ounces Of
chopped suet, and seasoning of salt.
pepper and chopped parsley. Bind with
a beaten egg and a little watec. Make
into small balls, cover with fine dry
oatmeal and dip into the pudding dish
Allow all to cook for another half hour
Ottawa Citizen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

NEW NOTARY-H NJ Watson of
Buckeye. WAS yesterday appointed a
notary public for this county
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

CORRECTED-Thc Republican is
requested by the Santa Fe railroad
officials To state that ahe train bear
ing the militia TO their annual rem
devious, Monday morning. viii leaee
Phoenix 1t s u. m instead Of 9
o'clock
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-08

Thoman has gone to California for
the summer and will visit all points
Of interest during his stay there. Jake
hopes to graduate next year from
high school. After that he will go to
Lexington, KY, to enter the law Of
flee of Mrs. Thoman's cousin. who is
at present United States attorney 1T
that place. Jake is a coming dem
ocrat who will count in politics.