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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-01-27


tention save little watering
CROWNS Of VEGETABLES.
1t is possible TO have vegetable gar
deus in the ordinary yard II one wishes
A package at radish seed and another
of lettuce seed. sown IN a bed Aka
feet last season, produced more lettuce
and radishes than one family could ear
These were merely planted as an expe-
riment ana proved such a success that
a larger garden or greater variety wiz
be planted this year. The bed for these
VERSAILLES, like the beds for al the
flowers mentioned, was but one FOOT
deep and was prepared OF one part
caliche and one part manure and lrrt-
gated daily with q garden hose.
Grape vine arbors are not only possi-
Bile, but many homes have them
Peaches, plums and other fruits are
also grown with success In various
yards about the city, care being taken
in planting them TO make the hole into
which they are inserted large enough
and deep enough 70 give the plant. or
shrub its first good growth. After that
thez win find room rer the roots in the
outlying soil, which natu~Flly becomes
soft as a result of the constant appli-
cation OF Irrigation water
For shade trees, the cottonwood IS OF
quickest growth, but the mountain ash.
cedar, the salt cedar, the catalpa. the
elm. the mulberry, black walnut, the
privet thedge}, the olive and a score
OF other trees are found 20 grow eE-
ceedingly well in this section
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
GIobeites Petition
 Arizona SoIons

A petition b ng circulat.d at Globe is a- iolloWs:
 To the leg stature Of the state of Arizona:
 We the the undersigned residents of the county O Gils and state of Ari- zOna do most spectiully petition your honorable body to amend aa act, entitled An Act ;o Amend Pare. graph 29H4 (section 25) of Chapter II. I tie 4s of the Revised Statutes Of Arizona 1901 Relating to Liens. :" by enacting the provision contained iG the statutes fl dorado or in some ot her manner 90 that the prospector and owner oi mining property m making and entering into leases vi; h others or making aud entering into op'ioo for the sale of his property ! with others uhere developmert work is Co be performed under the option contract or agreement, may protect | himself against labor and material sccounte ntertd into by the lessee ol perscn, company or .corporstiJn tak- ingsuch option. agreement and con tract, by posting notice ol suct lease, option, contract or agreement on the property, notifying the persor forming labor thereon or iurnishin. material therefor that the property ~ill not be liable therefor, end tha those persons contracting Nith suci lessee or other persons hol ing option contracts or agreements for said prop erty. must look to and hold liable an
 hold responsible such lessee or othe
 person.
 Otherwise it vi l be practically i'm
 possible fo- prospecLors and owne;s (
 mining property to lease and gran options for the ssle of their property and the development. of thc ns ura resources of the state will be at stsnd.till until such smeudment enacted"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Will Try Magon
 and Associates

Ricardo Flores Maeon and Enrique Flores Msgon, brothers and Lihrado Rivera and Anseimo Figueros, titular heads of the Mexican ipsurrecto jnnta are today On trial in the United States District Court st Los Angeles on charge of violating ueu- trslity lave existing between the unltcd States and Mexico.
 Both prosecution and defense an noupc, that they are ready to go to trial. The cases against the Mexi- cans have been pending in the federal court for more than s year. The Wagons are brothers Of Jesus MagoD, secretsry Of the interior of Mexico, and stands nigh in the opipion Of President Msdero snd is the same Magon who wEs sentenced from Tombstone on the same charge two yesIssgo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
From Thursday's Daily

A n Gardner returned home today from Tucson and Phoenix. He st- tended the .o.rid session of the re- publicsns at Tucson and went on to the boiling temper s;ure at Phoe- nix. He returned home hurriedly to get s breath Of cool Tombstone ozone.
 Col H L Pickett returned last even- iDg from Nogsles. where he was on professional business.
 The luncheon at ibe Billiard Par lors lasf evening wss well attended and proved an enjoyable event. Be- sides the generous feed" and "gooc cbeer," music was furnished ty the Prof. Paraeda Stringed Orchestra and the hours glided by ell too ssiitly
 There aye just P automobiles in Tombstone and more coming.
 Cochise county has established the office of Bloodhound trainer and Prof Wm. Philips is the official trainer sirce the Chsmp Clark boom thu hound is coming into his e~n aDo receiving consideration. The Cochis' hounds are not to be kicked roun' and trainer is DOW in charge, mean while the criminal ~ho seeks 10 esrap the majesty of the law by evsding off cers. will also be .in,erested to kno' that this offic;al step is taken ip hi interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Heavy Losses
 in GIeeson Fire

Aavic' received in Tombstone to- day s'ate the lcsses from the Gieeson fire Is heavier than at first reported. Eighteen business houses, including stores, restaurants and warehouses, were destroyed by the flames, but o.e store, two saloons. . lodging house and poet office only remaining on the main street. The TOW of houses from the Big Stope saloon on one side and tine Bostwick saloon on the other, south to the sand wash are in ashes. The heaviest looser |. B A Taylor whose store and warehouses all were consumed with 6 loss esti- mated a. $5O,OOO. No insurance wss carried on any Of the buildings. The empty lots adjoining tine Big Srope prevented further progress of the fire, and the limited water supply could not be used to sffrctive purpose. A Mexican was arrested believed to have set fire to the Taylor store Tor epite, and his csse is set for trial today at lileeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Doings ia the
 Superior Court

A run out of the ordinary occurred in court today when . divorce case vas heard and she decree denied. A coptest wss filed end the matter wac ordered dismissed.
 Kline vs Kline; motion for new trial denied and notice oi appeal tak- en
 Requeet made of Judge Daily to take jurisdictiou of any and s!i mat. ters coming before this court during absence of Judge Sutter. Chss A sierr vs Georgia L sherf; decree of divorce refused, complaint dismissed and costs assessed in case.
 Alberto Garcia vs Louisa Garcia continued for rssetting. | A 8 Nelson vs Cochise county memorandum of costs amounting tt e37 50; allowed by court.
 Albert Heffern vs Hefferm Mininl c. ;iudgLient for plaintiff for slO. O9S g. &sW vsJ H Jack ct al-dis missed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Accident i"
 Mine Near Dragon

An accident in the Iexas Arizona mine near Drsgoon occurred about ' o'clock yesterday morning. when a gasoline tank down in the shalt sx- pioded. The two r-en ~bo were in the shalt wer- badly burned and sl- nest suffoca'ed hy the fnmes from the gasoline. bI, manage i to reach the air pipe. .ar d other sCrkmen pUmIed air tO them until about Oue o'clock ahen the 2 in the shalt had become clear enough for them to descend and rescue .he men telow. It was thought si fret ibs. ole or both of tte men migh, die ss result Of their in. iuties, bu' reports received over the telephone last night stat, that the, were both out O. danger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
1000 More to Aid in
 Capture of 0rozco

A Hermo.illo dispatch says:--
 Reinforcemepts numbering 1000 men are now on their way from Son. ora to Cbihusbus to aid the main federal army in bemming in Oroacn. Two hundred and twenty-tbree in- fsntrymen and 39 volunteer cavalry men fully equipped entrsined here for Chihushus. The force is conn. s pdtd by Captain Alvaro Bregon and while en ronte will be increased by various com snds iu the northern part Uf the cate 1.-the quo'a oi 1000 is reached. Vice Governor Eueenio H Gsyou accompanied the troops to Cs- saba.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
From Fridays Daily

ccchisr county is goirg ahead with election arrangements for 1912. the board of supervisors having ordered c reorganization of voters SO ss to te ready for the presidential ek ction anyway and will he ready for state and county elec ion when the legislature finally settles that mooted question.
 Judge Sutter left yesterday for Bi bee and s'srts for California shortly oD he SJ-day's leave of absence.
 Fred Wi-dom, former Tombetone pioneer, ~bo in early days conducted
 the Wisdom Cafe on the site now oc- J cupIed by Cummipgs' Butcher Shop, | is visitor to the city renewing sc-
 qnsintsinces si old friends aud
 lookirg over the Iandmsrks of the
 city.
 An enjoyable dancing party wac
 given ls.t evening py Mise Mary
 Pistonetti at the home Of her parents
 on AlltL and 10th streets, and about
 thirty inyi ed guests were present.
 Dancing was the main event of the !, evening, games sl-o being played and
 delicious refreshments served. A jol-
 y time is reported.
 Geo Humm of Lowell, who has been
 doing jury duty for the past month Il returned home yesterday.
 District Attorney Gilmore left to-
 day for CouItlsnt on ofic al business
 connected with his office. t,i President Wllliam Holmes o 1 the ,. l.e dvilIe Miuiog Go. was in Tomb- I, stone today on 5 brief visit enroute ,f |, Bishee or business. Mir Holmes y states development continues regular [ E at the LesdVille and more ore bod Ie ies beirg opcued np. Arrangements ,r are being considered for regular ship n men,s to the smelters from this pr c- h erty.
 io The weather clerk is beginning 'c y .mile in contemplati U. rain which TX is due, unless the cloud signs fail. c, Anun.her (. Tombstone camping al par,ies to the Huachucas and Ora n, goous are planned.
 k The people of Arizona should b' h. proud Of the young man at Dougla ch who has made an seroplane and cal nt fly as well as most of the sviators. m is c credit to he town and the stat lg 10 number such men among it's cit ty izens.-Star.
 al The board of supervisors complete ch their lsbors yesterday and after audit hs ing bill- adjourned until July 5th. ,d The Fourth Of July celebrations ar ,., nearly due If Tombstone is to par
 ticiE s'e iD local celebration the tim
 is getting short for action.
 of To visit his miniug properties mt the Bsbcqnivsri mountains near th " Psgapo Chief mine, K L Hart of Tue raj son left for the Bal quivaris.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
'HoHi
 

You certainly cannot lose your hair and keep it, too. Which shall it be? Lose? Then do nothing. Keep? Then use Ayers Hair Vigor. That Is about all there is to 1t. Ayers Hair Vigor is also a splendid hair-dressing and hair-t0nic- It keeps the hair soft and smooth and greatly promotes its growth. It does not color the hair. Consult your doctor freely. Doctors are studying these hair questions much more than in former days.
 AaAs V sAs .. Q. AYI1 CO, Lsvsai. -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
The County
 Strong Box

County Treasurer c w Hicks. has has filed with Clerk K s Maclsy, Of the board of supervisors, his regular monthly report for May.
 The report shows thst on the frst day o' May there wss 6 balance m the county strong tox Of sl5l .557 ,95. and the rf ceipis of the office during the pes, month amounted SIP ,l07 .49 making a total Of sl63. .665.l4. hsnd- led by the treasurer during that per- iod.
 Among the most interesting items included in the receipts are the fol- lowing:
 Interest CD county deposits SIP 3S
 Ssle of bonds of school district Nc 3, ss2s.53.
 Sale of bonds of school district Nc 56. s56s.O7.
 Sale of bonds of school district Nc 57, sl .s64 40. Fees received in Gleeson Costello case, t476. County and state taxes, 1911, s2, 366.42. Fees Of recorders office sIls35 Fees of sheriff;s office, B .2l5 S5. The balance of the receipts ar made mp of fines and fees as turne, into the county treasury by the var ious constsbies and justices uf th l peace, leaving a balance on May 3ls' sll9,7O6 6s, while the disbursement amou D ted to $43 ,95s, IS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Motorists Following
 BorderIand Route

Many motorists from south western and southeastern states on their way to the coast are following the Border. land route which brings them to Tue son, 50 average of five care week travelling from Fl Paso to ,he coast. Motorists Of Southern Arizons who are keeping in close touch with the Tour ing club estimste that fully 500 cars will travel this route before the first Of the year. Tombstone should make ap e6oss 10 have 'hem all routed vi. the only Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
EmpaIme Calls
 for Achievements

A call for reipforcemente was re ceived at Empalme. Sonora, today from the federal garrison at Santa Maria, near Msytorens, to assist in repel,ing a large and we'll mounted band Of Ysqnis who attacked the gar rison Tuesday evening sod are srill maintaining the seige. What the casualties have been in the fight. or whether ihe Yaquis are merely bent on starving the garrison ont, is un- known, according to sdvlcee received
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Judge Sutter Passes
 upon Many Cases

Judge Sutter is clcsipg . busy court term this session, s check of the court calendar shows l2S civil csses hsve dseo disposed of, 35 criminal case. passed upon nearly l25 Probate or- ders made and Is insanity and juven. ile csses beard. The grand total reschee over 300 cases. which showe the Cocbise mill of justice hss kept up . steady grind. Judge Sntter has made an excellent record and proving himself sn able and efficient jurist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Examines Records
 On Naturalization

An examination into the records of applicants for naturalization ss American ci'isens is being made by Naturalization Examiner E Jones of Los Angeles. who hes arrived ct Tucson and will shortly bs in Tomb- ston" Nr Jones' territory includes the ststes oi Arizona and California, |, The nsturslisstioo eases sill bs pass. cd upon by the federal court in Sep sembsS.
 Examiner Jones is we'll knowu in Tucson sDd bis son, Harry Jones was formerly newspaper man in that city. He is sow covering che Dsrrow trisl for . Los Angeles paper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Globe Miners Get
 Raise In Wages
A Globe dispatch says:

A Globe dispatch says:
 Ut was snDo1uced here tonight that all the men employed in the mines, mills and smelters of ,he Globe and Miami districts were grant, ed sn increase of wages and 6 reduc- tion of hours amounting to seven per cent. The raise will tste effect on June 10. The numher Of men affect ed is about three thousand
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09

Senate bill 90. by Dr Sims, provid. | ing for the appointment of board of dental examiners and prescribing oer- tain laws regulating the practice ot dentistry in Arizona, passed, e did slso the bill creating boulevard dis tricts in the counties. but one dissent- ing vote. Roberts of Coehise.
 Senate hill 39. providing for the as- sessment of railroads for taxation puf- poses and the insurance taxation measure upon which co much discus- sion has been had during the week, was brought out of the committee with the taxation rate fixed at ! per cent, upon the gross premiums of the business done within the stste of Ari- zona. The bill passed in it's final form l6 to3.
 In the house the Saxon election measure providing for . general cleo tion in the fall of this year. st the came time the presidential election is held vas passed and transmitted to the senate. This bill finally disposes ss far as the bouse is concerned. of the much discussed question oi an election in the fall.
 Two new billie were introduced as follows:
 s B 56. sn act providing for the submission 10 the people at the cleo 'ion in November of 2 propOso'ion to hold . general election for state, coun ty and precinct officers next Februsry.
 The following bills were also 6pslly pssseI by the house: Senate biils. 2 providing for sn increase of the debte of cities for improvement purpoees; B tue bill giving authority to the true. tees ol the Tempe Normal to dis posses certain settlers upon school farm land, snd 22. the commission form of government for cities also. l s B g, ar act creating the office oi of state Reologiss. prescribing the duties thereof and providing the com- pensation therefor. It is thought the legislature will adjourn by Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Will Protest
 Against Horse Race

At Globe Rev. Moody oi St JOhp'. Episcopal church says that the em bers of the churches are urged to meet ct St Johns church to protest against She horse racing scheduled for Sunday evening next, in that city. Ad- dreeses will be made by lsymen as ~ell ss the clergy-and solutions bearing upon the matter will te drawn up and presented to the proper authoritiee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Three Cent Bill
 Blow to Railroads

A net reduction of approximately $l2. 900 per month in the passepgsr revenues of tbs Arizona Esssesn lines will be the blow to the railroad com- psny effected by the operation of ths new three cent fare lsw signed lsts Wednesday by Governor Hunt after pssssge by the Iegssiature
 This is the calculation Of o6icisls ip the traf6c department of the Ari- sona Eas'ern headquarters in Tue 800.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Important cochise
 Case Dismissed

The case of " Kinney against the SJuthern Pacific Railroad company for fl0 900 damages resulting. ss ale legged. from personal injuries received by the plaintiff. was dismissed from the Superior court following an an nouncement that . compromise had heen effected between the plain'ih and the defendant company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Notes From the Cochise Stronghold

Cochise strou 6 hold June !. 1912 - Allan Benedict returned home Sun day from Tucson where he has been attending the University of Arizona. |
 si.ty five new families distributed throug bout this valley in one week is the report coming here from W:lcox last week.
 Several land seekers have been in this district during the pact few days looking up locations.
 Another good shower would be . welcome visitor, but still the early crops are not suffering any.
 Lsst Sunday was the wsrmest day recorded this far this year, the tber- tnometer showing l0l in the shade. Mise Maude Hunt returned today from . te 'eral days visit at Light Miss Emilia Rose of Sulphur Spring I is spending the summer with Mrs . Glenn.
 Miss Hattie L,ndse;, who taught the Stronghold school this year. was married to Walter F Kines a. Pearce Friday. The couple will make their home at West Welis where the groom has e valuable homestead. The Ellison family left for Phoe. nix Monday where they will remain this summer.
 The Boy Scouts of WillcoI will hik' over here the last of the week anC will camp in the canyon for . few weeks.
 | Henry Flynn's Sunday School clss of boys from Tombstone vii! camp il the Stronghold canyon this montl for two weeks.
 H E Buckey has building materis
 for a residence CD the ground at hi
 homestesd in the mouth Of the can
 yon.
 Another roundup was held io thi tdistrict and some of the eteers take to railroad points for shipment.
 A big delegation from this distris attended the Sulphur Spring Vslle Sunday School Convention at Wei Wells Sunday A song by the Strong , hold Sunday School and an sddret by the Rev. Al Benedict were ,h contributions of this district to ih |, elaborate program. Tie next con
 vention will be held in Pesrce nez
 October.
 The family of Rev Benedict is no'
 nicely located on their homestes
 across the road from the school hous,
 The Pesrce Juniors will again eros bate with the s rongbold pine Sstur day afternoon here. The game will b called at 4 p. m. Alter the ball gam there viii be . box supper for th benefit of the bell team, followed by short program of sopgs and reading Il M Telin. who has been sufferin
 with bone felon on the index 6pge
 of his right hand. had the trouble come finger amputssed last week be
 low the second joint and it is heslin
 nicely and it is expected the pstien Il will have use of his right hand in . fe, days.
 Leon spsrling struck good suppl.
 of water in his new we'll at depth c
 seventeen feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
C. & A. Dividend
 May be Increased

Activity and strength in Calumet and Arisons which Tuesday sold st 76 l-9. the highest price in two yess, reflects the growing conviction that the dividend will be incrssssd ., the meeting of the directors to be held next week Property developments during the past few months have also been extremely favorable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Will Know Result
 Within Few Days
Washington dispatch says:-

A Washington dispatch says:-
 Within the next isv days Arisoua will know whether os not Richard F. Sloan is to be fedsssl jodgs for the state. with the odds stsoosiy isvosisg his never being confirmed by the sen- ate by reason of the opposition led by aenssors Smith and Ashusss of Ari. xoos
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Judg iB Suit 6449. D de Carillc, Victor Carillo, CT: divorce. Judg in Suit 60l9. J Pirrung Dr. Bank of Bisbee Or; iudg for &7S72. 93. Suit 7S. Concepcion Lsuro vs M Lsuro; divorce.
 PROBATE PRocHEDINas Est Chss Tramp; order sppointipg J A Tanner. J A Smith and A Die!z Appraisers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-09
0oings In the
 Legislature

The governor signed and returned to the respective housss four messuses e icliows:
 Senate bill 24, 3-cent fare bill.
 Senate bill 10, crimes agsines the revenue.
 Senate bill !, providing for szpen- ses of superior iudges when holding court out of their jurisdiction.
 House bill 3, in reference to sp~ poinsment of court reporters.
 Senate bill 49. allowing corpors- ,ions to increase their capitol stock was passed.
 Dsvis of Msricopa introduced bill to provide for the employ msnt of night wstchmsn st the capitol. The bill setting out the jurisdiction of justices of the peace wss reporte' om the judiciary committee with tn "do pass" recon mendstion s.tachs'
 The senate passed the bill compel ling railroads to pay for stock k,llt on the right of way.
 Two new bills were introd uced: B. 42. by Wren, fixing the salary ( the assistant secretary of s:ate. ar one by Jones H B i3. being an amend ment to the constitution relative the leasing of lard.
 Tue house approved the exemI sion clauses of the general ts1atic scheme whereby veterans of the Mel can and civil wars and pioneers Arizons ubo have lived within q . territory for twenty-five years or mo shall be allowed exemption on pr perty up to the amount of 5000.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-10-02
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida.
In lhancerN.


To Lula Wright and Addie Wright:
Il appearing from an affidavit filed
in this court in a suit commenced on
the 31~t day Of August. 1912, by Nathan
Mayo. against John r Galloway, a.
sheriff of Marion county and eN-
offcio administrator Of the estate Of
Mike Wright. deceased. and others.
that your respective places Of residence
are unknown TO the afTant. that you
and each Of YOU are over the age Of
twenty-one years and there i no per-
son IN the state Of Florida the service
Of subpoena upon whom would Dlnd
YOU or either Of YOU.
Now therefore YOU and each OF you
are commanded TO appear before TINS
Honorable court on
Monday. the End day Of December. 1917,
"a answer ~ a bill OF complaint eN-
hl5ited against -Ou IN our said c0urL
by Nathan Mayo. and 70 DO further ana
receive what our said court shall nave
considered N mat beDaf. otherwise
the complainant Y II proceed TX parte.
Il i further ordered. that copy OF
this order be published once a week
for eight consecutive weeks IN the
brala Weekly star. newspaper pup
ISGei in said county and state
Witness the Honorable W :. Bull
lock. judge II our said court and :. L.
S.--ru0k. clerk. and the seal thereof al
the courthouse II Marion county, Flor
ia. tbs the #Q-l day IF september. \.
=. 1al2- tSeaD : 7. Sistrunk.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court II Marion
County Florida
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