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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
DROCK TRIMS
PHIL KNIGHT

Cleveland o.. Jan. 10.-Phf1 Brock of
Cleveland got the decision over Phil
knight of Kansas City last night, when
the lads finished twelve rounds of hard
lighting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10
KANSAS CITY
GUEST WINS

Boston, Mass, Jan. 10.--Kansas City
defeated Boston again last night in tho
national three cushion league match.
SO to AZ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10

John Hand. a section foreman, was
burned to death yesterday while
kindling a fire with kerosene at his
home near Plymouth.
Mrs. Joseph Sabaugh OF Bremen mis-
took a can of benzine for kersone and
started a IRE with It In the explosion
following her clothes caught fire and
she was burned to death
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10

Try a Lavender cigar It's soods
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-10

sum peepul hey forgot erbout IN
Merry Christmas an Happy New Year
Already.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Arizona Would
Assist Mexico

That the government of Mexico pro. poses 10 make a vigorous effort to sub' jugnte the rebels m Sonora, az inti- mated in press dispatches, was fur ther indicated by telegrsphic core spoudence between the state depsrt- ment at Washington and the gOv- ernor of Arizona Saturday.
 The Gov. in replying sent the follow ing telegram:
 "Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. !, 1912. Hon. Alvey A. Adee.
 "Actins Secretary of State,
 "Washington, D. c.
 "In compliance with the request conveyed 10 me through your tele- gram of today, l have the honor to assure you that the state of Arizona readily sssents to the transporting of Mexican federal troops from Ciudad Jusrez through United States tern- tory to points in the state of Sonora where American lives and property are being endangered by the opera tion of Mexican revolutionary bands I would respectfully request, however. that Captain l E. Huffman, oi Tue con, medical officer of the Arizona National Guard, be authorized to ac company the Mexican troop. during their journey through this state.
 "GEO W. P. HUNT,
 "GUvernor of Arizona."
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Still Another
 Referendum Move

It is understood petitions are in circulation asking that the pew game law which will otherwise become ei. fective September 20. be submitted to q referendum vote of the people. The chef objection to the law is said to be that it permits the serving of game birds at restauranb and public places during the open season, while under the old or present law Arizona game birds cannot be served at all. By that it is meant that they cannot be placed on the bill oi fare and sold, though . bunter who kills his own game in the open season may have it cooked any where he pleases, The fear of thoee behind this movement is that iu view of the removal of specific restrictions .hooters may engage in pot bunting for market so extensively ss to inter- fere with the game supply, even thoueh h the open seasoos are short.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Barnum & Bailey
 to Show in Tucson

The Barnum and Bailey. grestes, show on earth and newly added spec tscle of "Cleopstrs" will exhibit in Tucson on September 24.
 The spectacle in itself is an sttrsc. tion that should fill the big tent at -ach performance and draw thousands f visitors from the surrounding dis- ricts. It is beyond question the sres'est production of its kind eyer -een in America.
 A stage bigger than a hundred or- iinsry theatres was built and made portable 60 ths, it can be conveyed rom town to town and erected each day in the main tent.
 A cast of l ,250 actors. 6 grand opera chorus, an orchestra of 100 soloists, 6 ballet of $50 dancing girls, $50 horses, five herds of elephants. caravans of csmels, and s trsinload of special de- vices. c0stunes, and scenery and electrical mech snism 10, producing such effects as lightning. thunder sspd storms on the desert, volcanoes in action. sunrise, floods. and mirsges
 There are 400 performers. In the menseerie will be found the only baby giraffe on exhibition in the world There will be 6 parade at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
To Conduct Active
 Campaign in Arizona

Laura Gregg Cannon left Los An geles this afternoon for Parker. where she will take the stump for the "yotes for women" movement. Under the auspices of the Arizona equal suffrage committee, Of which Mrs Francis w Munde is chairman, Mrs Cannon will make A thorough campaign of the state. After holding d series of mass meetings in Yuma count; she will go to Phoenix. Following her engage ments ID Msficops county. Mrs Cam uon's speaking dates will take her to Coch!se, Gils, Greenlee end Pima counties.
 Maud Younger. who has won ns- tional fame as speaker. and Alice Parks of Pslo Alto, are CD the speak. ers' .ist.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
From Tuesdays Daily

Mir. and Mrs. Lorenzo Wright ( Douglas visited Mrs. wught's motbe at St. David Sui day. Mrs. Wrigh is one of the pioneers of that sectior. She has been seriously i'll but was let ter yesterday.
 FOR SALE-Some second. han grammar aud high school books cheap. Apply "G" PRosPEcroR of- flee.
 JN Gaines. secretary of the Tax papers League. left today for Douglas on matters connected with his asso- ciation.
 Special U s Naturalization Exam- iner Ffeder.ck Jones left today for Nogales where he goes to attend the hearing of applicants in that county.
 The sheriff's office, upon advice of the attorney generals office, closed all saloons during the day oi the pri- mary election. hence all ssloons of the county were ordered to cloee from F o'clock last night until l2 o'clock to- night. Arizona is therefore 6 'dry" stste for at least one day.
 Judge D0an was called to Berson today on legal business.
 J. T. Kingsbury wss an outgoing passenger today for Douglas, where he has legal business.
 Mrs. Mary Dsly returned last even- ing from BisSee. where she was on e visit with her sister. Mrs. F. E Coles
 The question of whether today wss s holiday or not agitated the court house officials. At first it was report. ed it was 6 holiday, and later sdvice5 from the @ torney geDersp- office de- clsred i. no holiday Nearly all the offices had observed the day ss hol- idsy. Later, the offices were opened according to law for transaction of county business. bu, little wa. traus- acted. as the holiday spirit had per- v,ded the air.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Earl Hanson has corn in silk ard and milo maze at This ranch nearly in head. ths. was planted early in July
 The fine saddle horse so often ridden by Miss Alice Oldham. was bitten by a snake, Monday, though nothing se- rious resulted from the bite.
 Wednesday evening. Mrs. sesver wife oi w. H sesver, Jr was badly burned with gasoline. She had placed spoonful of:the fluid into srove to hasten fire and was badly burned. Throwing his hand against 6 poet, to assist in turning when running out of the barn. Thursday. young Roosevelt Mcbride placed his hand in such a position that ring caught upon nail, with the result that the flesh was cut to the bone. the ring SO drawn out Of shape that it had to be cut off and two stitches taken in the torn finger.
 Last Sunday. ss Vera Bright was out picking wild flowers. the dog ~hich had accompanied her, ho o'ding up one foot, in which the unmistaka ble marks oi the faDgs of a rattler were plainly seen. While every thing that could be done to save the dog, was done, 1t lived but three houIs-Arizonan.
 Judge Smith ot Yavapai county will be in Tombstone on September B 70 preside in the matter of the Cunningham Estate ys the Costello Estate, a ? ming case involving in crest in valuable mines in Warren district. The case will be tried be. fore jury, and the jury panel ~ili re- port on that date.
 The election today was quiet one in Tombstone No contests were on cave for preside electors on the Democratic ticket, and this being more in the nature oi friendly rivsls ry and did not bring out large vote. Al 2:30 o'clock there were S6 votes cast ss follows: Democrats 57; Re- publicaps l9, Progressive 10; no SO. cialist or non partisan. It is expec- ted the vote will not exceed I25.
 The county auto made a hurried trip ye terdsy with election supplies for eleven precincts in the northern part of tue county, vi here delays might resul, in delivering: supplies by any other method Chauffeur swain GOV. home a. ' o'clock last evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Judge R. E. Sloan
 Getting to Work

Judge Richard E. Sloan of the United States district court has adopted a new system of securing ju- TOTS 10. that court. Heretofore ju- TOTS have been selected from Msricops county, but ss the district comprises the entire state, Judge Sloan is of the opinion that the grand and trial iu- TOTS shcuId be selected from the state instead of from one particular section.
 Accordingly he made an order in the United States court Friday that the clerk ard jury commissioner make up e new list of not less than three hundred names, selected from the state at large, from which list the grsnd,,and trial jurors will in future be drawn
 There are c number oi mining cases CD the calendar for trial by jury and Judge Sloan deemed it best to secure iurors from all over the state to hes the litigation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Sheriff Wheeler
 Watching Mexicans

According to a message received by Sheriff Harry Wheeler yesterday, General Sslazsr of the Red Flag army made an apology to the officers in command of the squad of United States cavalrymen st Lang's ranch for the rsid attempted by his men last week. He stated that be was not in the camp at the time, and that the raid was made without his knowl- edge and against his expressed orders,
 In order to keep an active knowl. edge of the progress of the revolution. ary activities in Sonora Sheriff Wheel. CT Will remain in Douglss for several days. He has posted three of his rangers along the line between Dougs las and the New Mexico border, re- ceiviDg reports from them at regular intervals. To this way be is enabled to keep closely in touch with the ex- agencies of the situation and to act according to his ideas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Frank Murphy's
 Zoo To be Exhibited

The private zoo nf F. NJ. Murphy of Prescott. president of the PhoerIx Prescott X Santa Fe railroad, sas offered to the state fair commissioners ss a permanent exhibit, but they we've compelled to decline for lack of au- tbority to purchase and maintain 8 zoo. The animals :.sre kept at Mur- pby Park, in Prescott
 It is possible that they will be SC. cured as an attraction during the air week, the commissioners hsvlng ex- presaed their desire to that effect It is said that Mir. Murphy has thought of giving his ZOO to the ci:y oi Los Angeles.
 The FOO consists of two mountain lions. two wildcats, badger. two cive, cats, tbIee foxes, two black tail deer, @ black eagle, 6 raven, guinea pigs snd four monkeys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
When Popularity
 Did Wonders

Chairman A. H. Gardner of the re- publican county central committee sees encouraging signs for the Tast- ties in Arizona at the coming election in November. The full strength of the Bull Mooseites was boiled 4t the primaries and the regulars" know what to contend with. MT. Gardner is one Of the elected precinct commit. teemen on his ticket here. and triumphsotly declares the "veeuisrs were second ,n the Tom mbstope race being but 46 votes behind the demo- crate and three shesd of the Bull Moose vote.
 Tombstone was the only large pre-. cinct to give the 'regul are . majority and is attributed to the ipdividus popularity of the genial Cochiss chie ot the 6. o. p.i
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
From Wednesdays Daily

Ci:y Attorney J E Ross of Douglas wa. in the city today on business be- fore the court.
 JM O'Connell of Bisbee is a county sest visitor on business before the superior court.
 US $ Attorney J $ Morrison was 6 TombstOns visitor today. represents irg clients before the superior court. Attorney Morrison is getting ready for large term of U s court at PhOe. nix next month.
 The7 Chapter M.sSns meet this evening in the Masonic Hail in regu- lar session.
 T. W. Parker, one of the pioneers of the Huachuca mountains, and located at Ramsey Canyon, is Tombstone visitor today.
 A. R. English and son were out. going passengers Tor Blebee today on 6 brief visit.
 Miss Elizabeth CritchIey is visiting Tombstone friends, the guest ot her sister, Mrs. George Ratferty.
 The Mexican gunboat Guerrero" has arrived at the port of Guaymss from Manzillo, wi,b 600 army recruits who are en route to Cansnes. The msjcrity of the recruits are said to be Con yicts from the Belin prison in the City of Mexico
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Arizona Socialists
 Will Beat Taft

"The socialist vote of Arizona will be we'll over Il 900 this fall, and that is not figuring nearly as high as the percentage of dues paying members in the stat would give us s right to. We will carry Yuma coun and Mari cops county ss we'll. You may be certain that our vote in all larts oi Arizona, without except pg more thar one or two counties, will faF cutstrip that of Taft"
 This is the statement of A. Charles Smith. of Douglas. candidate for con- gress on the socialist ticket.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
From Mondays Daily.

John Bravin son of Chie' of Police
 Brsvin. spent Sunday Tn Tombstone with his parents and friends, return
 ing to Bisbee today.
 Mics Olga Lsnge who has been here on an enjoyable visit with her friend, Miss Viola Msclsy, for the past month, returned to her home at Globe today. Mi Lsnge made many friends during her visit here. and tskes with her pleassnt recellections of her stay.
 W F Sidell, former Wells Fargo & ! Co. agent of Tombstone, and now | located at Cansnes, where he is also io the wells Fargo & Co. service was Tombstone visitor today with friends. Mir Sidell is enroute to Los Angeles on q visit, and it has been whispered that Cupid will play an important part on his vacation trip. Mr Sidell has many friends in Tomb stone who will heartily join in felici- tations on the happy event.
 The Tomb.tone public schools opened this morning with sn enroll |. ment of l35 stndents, classified as fol. lows: High school, F; grammar school, 64; primary, 59. Mr. R. B. Jenkins. of Fac. Mauch Chunk, Pa. Sho has been engaged to conduct the manual training department, is sx- pected 10 arrive tomorrow Mir. Jen- kins is s graduate of the Keystone State Normal and comes highly re- comuended.
 The local lodge of Knights of Pythiss meet this evening in the Castle Hall for their regular meeting.
 Supervisor John Rock lief; today for Phoenix CD 6 brief business visit.
 Mayor John Williams of Bisbee is among the Tom bstoue visitors to the county seat today.
 WS Gibb. chief chemist ct the Southwestern company mines at Hi- ami spent Sunday in Tombstone, the guest of Postmaster Frank Crsble, the two having been fellow class n stes at the University of Arizona.
 Three prisoners were taken to Flor ence today ty Deputy Sheriff Re fferty
 The following Bisbee witnesses were in court today to vouch for pa urs l. ration applicants whose hesrings were had before Judge Sutter: L R Roscoe, Wm Herman, Rd Dickinson, Rich~rd T Msdders, Wm J Stack, John Kronman,J 5 Williams, Thos w Arnold, Robert Campbell, E Fersiling, Jacob Schmidt.
 Inspector J. D. Milton oi the Unit. ted States immigration service, sts- tioned at Fsirbsnk brought to the immigration office at Tucson Satur- day >u individual from Mexico who claims to be hail Chinese and hall Mexican, and who Is charged with be- ing in the United States unlsw!ully. The prisoner sdmits that he is . con- trsband and will be given a hearing be:ore Chief Inspector Burnett.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Rebels Preparing for
 A Forced March
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
 General S,eever reported today that the sslazsr rebels attacking Ojinsgs were defeated and are nov retreatipg toward San BernsrdiDo. The rebels in the vicinity of Csusnes are said to be preparing for c long forced march and much supplies are being received.
 This force is said to be the largest gathered since the disbanding O: Oros- co'e army.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Mexican Officer
 Caught Smuggling

Julio Moreno, a federal lieutenant of Aeua PGiets, Esteben Vssquez and Gregorio, must answer next Friday before missioner Sames to the charge of attempting to smuggle arms across the border. They were arrested while driving pact the Upi;ed States customs house, having in their pos session three Germsn-Spsnieh Mauser rifles. Moreno secured liberty by give ing S300 bond, while the other two, Mexican private and 6 hack driver |, are in 'sil
 The rifles were secured at the Reay & Johnson livery barn on an orde signed by "P. Elias Cslles." It is learned at the livery stable that the guns were left there some time since coming from the Slaughter ranch : with orders to deliver them to the conissrio of Agus Prieta when called
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Popular Mining Man
 In Serious Trouble

John P. Casey has been indicted without bail in Fl Psso for the mur- der of his brother-in-Isw, W J. Am
 person. He killed Anderson e few weeks ago over some property which was willsd to Mrs Anderson, sister O Casey, by their father. Casey wac .or some time 6 resident oI Cananes, and made frequent visits 10 Tomb stone while associated with Col. w
 c. Greene at the big Mexican camp
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
|. C. H Inks Gets
 His Freedom

A private message reoe!vei here to day etstes that L. C. Hanks, formerly cashier of tine First National Bank of Douglas, was released last night from the Florence penitentisry upon re- csipt of the release papers from Wash . ingtop. He was convicted for viois- ting the banking lsss.-Douglss In. ternationsl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Gov. Hunt Does Not
 Favor Intervention

Governor George w Hunt ar- rived in Tucson Tuesday from Phoe- nix and declared himself opposed to intervention by the United States in Mexican affairs.
 "The situation is grave, as all know" said Governor Hunt, Tout see no reason why our great and strong nation should invade Mexico during it's trials and while it is in the throes of agony"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

Denial of the merrymsking fes- tures in connection with convict W J Crosell's recent visit by automobile to Red Rock. ss alleged oy Nott E Guild of the came town, was Esde Monday by A B Lee. who ststes he is . disinterested party. though tempor- sriIy in charge of Crowell's place on the night named.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Phoenix Plans
 Reception for Roosevelt
A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 Phoenix plans for the reception and entertainment of Col. Theodore Roosevelt when he arrives in Phoenix on September IT.
 Arrangements are being made to run special trains and excursions from all parts Of Ar.zops. ], is ex- pected that several thousand people will be in Phoenix that day to hear the Bull Moose leader speak.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
how's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last Is years, and elieve him perfectly honorable in all yusiness transactions and financially able Q carry out any obligations made bv his firm.
 WAIDIsG, KISsAs & MARvIs,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter ,slly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price D cents per bottle. Sold hv all dueRists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15
Investigating Board
 Here October 1
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
 The special army board investi- gating injuries to Bmericans during the Mexican revolution will meet in Fl PssoI and Douglas about October l. Documentary evidence is being considered in Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

M A Ressonover to c A Lamb. interest in cattle l.. cHATTEL MoRTGAGE Robert TommeTson to Min CTS & Merchants Bank Bisbee property. ... 1000 .. "A Kirk to Frank L John- son, Benson prop ....'..
 SHERIFF DEED Sheriff to Provident Mu- tusl Building X Loan Association, property in Douglas ..... ....... 5i66 2S
 CLAIM OF POssEssoRY RIGTH Steele Hoods locs es land on Silver creek. miles from Mexican line. .... -
 WARRANTY DEED W n GOOde tO t V Bten- son, mining prcper'y.. 2l00 ..
 DEED Grace Parsons to C DPsr. sons, lend ...... - E c Coon. trustee, to L Grsut Duncan, land =. 100 ..
 q .. DEED . II Weber to G o Bran stou, land .... ... 10 .. A J Hook to G O Branson, Lowell property . 750 Louiss Schwsrtner to AL bert Scbwertner, Vii cox property ....... .
 MINING DEED E A Ely to Mascot Copper Co, mines in Dos Ca bezss Mining District. .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F D uglss to L F Stet- icI tt bA
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

EsuSt- punysI SIS. Ship -tleI Q OOH o& Ss.sioy uo,3caI!sgoo sSno 'oi1zsq3sO 6poy1
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

WARRANTY DEED Richard o' Porter ct ux to Canute Olsen, and l Csnute Olsen ct ux to Rich.rd F Porter, Doug
 iss property. ,y.... l Wm Walker to Harriet A Lee. Clara J Clark and
 Lid'a NJ Rogers, Doug las property y.-........ l0oO Mrs w NJ Tomlinson ct al
 to Jos A E Ivey. Tomb
 stone property .... -
 CHATTGL MORTGAGE E Howard and W W
 Glenn ,o Jennie E Great
 house. horses ... 4OO .. E Anderson to Wilcox
 Bank < Trust Go. horses 450 O.. Jasper Chos,e to William
 Cosau, cattle and horses 1000 ..
 PossEssoRY RIGHT Daniel E Deeter to land. - BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Copper Queen c, psolid.ted Mining Co to H H Beck. Douglas property ... 10 .. WARRANTY DEED U P Armstrong to Mamie Levy, Douglas property 10 .. $ A Armstrong ct ux to J
 JP Armstrong. Douglas property .......-.--. lo .. Clara J Clark to Hsrrit A Lee Douglas property. 10 .. Harriet A Lee to Lldis NJ Rogers. Douglas prop tIty 1V DEED
 Richard Carr to Mrs Etts W Towner. Naco props eriy ........ =. 10 .. REALLY MORTGAGE Harry H Beck ct ux to Al Haven, Douglas prop efty oVo SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE | First National Bank of Lordsburg to NJ G Kirk patrick k......--.... -
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-15

LOT
 WARRANTY DEED Mary K McNamsra to NJ Deeme, Donglas property 10 :. M Boche to Geo A Kuri, DougIss property .. 10 .. JuS Nsveretts ct ux tc Juan Sanchez. land ... - U Hill to $ 5 Slogs, Bis 575 .. Ida Temple Piper ct coDj Co Mar L Pitcher. Doug- las pr"perty .-..... loOO ..
 MINING DEsD John Corretto to Harry Jenpibgs and Thomss Fitzsimmons, mines...- ..
 BILL OF SALE Jacob Schmid 60 NJ R Hsr- Ian. borses, etc ......-. ID .. N R Harlan to Gust John- son, same e sbove... 10 ..