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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Work Begun on
 Huachuca Branch

Work began yesterday CD the grad ing of the Fort duachucs branch of the Fl Paso X South western railroad. The grading is being done by the McArihur Bros. Construction compa- ny, which also has had the contract for the tuild,ng oi the Tucson ex,en. sion of the Southwestern.
 Tie Huachuca branch begins at Lewis Springs, Ariz, and runs to Fort Huschucs. 6 distance of l4.S miles The ground is generally level and there will be few engineering dif- iculties to overcome. There will be one large bridge, built of steel, that will he erected iust outside of Lewis SpriDgs. but the construction of fhIs ridge wili be under the superv sion Of the eng neeriDg department of the Southwestern. A number Of smaller bridges, all of wood, VII. be put in along the lire
 Itn expected that the line will be huilr and in operation within thirty or forty dave.
 The Fort Huschucs branch is being built on 6 guarantee by the goVern- ment that Fort Huechucs will be made full brigade post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
6uggenheims May Be
 Seeking Sasco Shelter

That the Sasco smelter may be tsk- en by the Guggenheims is an old rumor given added color today by the arrival of F. c. Earle. manager of the Fl Pase smel CT of the Am ricsn Smelling and Refining company, and his conference here Saturday ~nh G. w. Die,z, who is looking after the local interests of the Imperisl Copper company.
 General Manager George c. Kauf- man of the American Smelling and Refining company is also sti.I in the city, and Lesotistiops are said to nave already been undertaken.
 Mnritz StockdAr, an engineer of the Guggenheims, who will be associated with Julius Kruttschnitt. Jr. in man aging the Tucson branch of the com- psny. arrived here from Denver Fri dsy evening Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Another Battle
 at Agua Prieta

Reports from Douglas are that the battle spirit Is reviving and that there may be another battle at Agus Prie's wi h Douglas furnishing grandstsod seats for spectators as was the case \ year ago last spring when hundreds "f rushed from all parts of the county to ~itbess real war. A body of red flsggers, said to number SOO are re- ported at Cenezas Springs, where Blsnco nesmped before he made bis tissco in front of an "admiring' thrOng co that well rememb bered East CT Sunday morning. It is said they Lave ssrned those living in that vicin- ity to leave the danger zone and that refugees were coming into Douglss yesterday reporting a coming advance of Sslazsr and his fcrces. Meantime force has gone out from Agua Priets to meet the corners and endorsements came 10 the battered little border town via Noco yesterday, said 10 number several hundred and to include @ large number of Ysquis.
 Arrivals from Douglas on Sunday stated that 1t had been reported thst the red flsggers were on their way to Agus Priets and that tbere were said
 be seven or eight burdred close to the Ga.lardo ranch which is some 35 miles from Agus Priets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Arizona Delegates
 to National Congress

Governor Hunt has announced the names of the appointed delegates rom Arizona 10 the National Con- gress on Eygene and Demography to be held at Washington, D O.. op September 23 to 2s inclusive. In se- lecIing the physicians and surgeons Of the state to represent Arizona at Washington, Governor Hunt has recognized every section of the state. The following is the iul! list:
 Drs A $ Roberts ot St Johns Apache county; L Miner oi Bisbee; II T Southworth Prescott; F. S Miller Flsgs,sf, B G Fox Globe: RIG Dry. den Pima; L A W Burtch Clifton; II A Hughes Phoenix; R Whitesides Kingman;S $ NJ Bszell Holhrook; G D Troutmsn TucsoD; G NJ Brocbwsy Florence; W F ChenOweth NogsIes; W Film Prescott, F. B ketcberside Yuma, c H Hunt Bisbee, W A Greene Douglas, H H Hughart Tomb -tope; F. Drsne Mesa; w 4 Sargent Phoenix, A H Murieta Jerome; H A Townsville Williams; Fleming Wickepburg; R L Alexander Tempe, II F. Crep'n: Tucson; Henri Hspjohn Yuma; c P Sturgeon Globe, C E Yount Prescott, and Agnes Wallace Prescott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Arizona Pioneer
 Passes Away

George W Barnard, aged eiehty-two an Arizona pioneer. died at Phoenix Monday evening st 6 o'clock.
 Barnard was one of the most prom ipent of the pioneers of Prescott. He was the fret postmaster of that city. He spent much of his time in pros.. pecting and it is sad was the original locator of what is known as the Sena. tor mine. He lived ct Tip Top when tbst camp vas one of the largest min- ing towns in the territory.
 Two years ago Barnard was admit. ted Co the Pioneers Home in Prescott snd lived there until recently, when the altitude seemed too great for one of his age. He then came to the home of his neice and nephew in Phoenix. The deceased wss never married.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. F. C. Earle of Fl Psso, i- in tho city, the guest of her sister, Mrs Doug as Grey and ~ill remain here on a visit of a fortnight.
 J. \. Curtis of St. David is in the ci:y on a business visit. L E. Wool-Iy reports a number Of real estate deals Of Tombstn pr. D erty during the past week and several larger transfers are pending, all of which ia indicative of confidence in the future prosperity of the only Tombstone.
 It is distinctly observable that ey. eryone who has stopped in Tomb. stone ss much as 6 week. express re- gret on leaving, and the ladies espec- ialiy pronounce it "the sweetest old town" on the map.
 Mrs. Gleesob, wife of the wei known mining man. John Glee-onl with her son Ed win went Monday to Indian Springs, where they will re-. main three weeks.
 The board of supervisors are in ses- sion today in regular meeting. The equalization board will meet on the 18th, when the tax levy will bs made
 J.E McFsll oi Servoss is a Tomb. stone visitor on business before the board of supervisors.
 Cal Glenn. a former Cochiss county pioneer and for many yesrs in charge of the Chiricehus Cattle company herds, is a Tombstone visitor today on matters before the board of super visors.
 J. E. Jenkins of Cochise who holds down the lid a, biz precinct, was county seat today
 Dr. Randall. the county physician in charge of the county hospital at Douglas, was in the city today. Dr Randall is making sn excellent record st his institution, and with improves ments made under his administration. is model hospital.
 Dire disappointment fllel the hearts of the Ld1urJ club Saturday night. when after securing and dress ing 6 select lot of tender cottontail and putting on the frying pan, they found that the cats had swiped the whole lunch
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Many Applications
 for Land Leases

At it's meeting in Tom bstone yester- day the board of supervisors was con. fronted with stack of applications which have been accum ulsting for the ps.t six weeks for land lesses in vari ous parts of Cochise county. and hsv. ing been approved by Chairman Hickey were ordered issued by the board, to the following nsmed per .ons:-
 Jesse Amalong, T R Brandt, Bo- suillss Lsnd ard Cattle c., David Benshimol, Bisbee Meat Co, JH Brooker.on. Calumet & Arizona MR Co.,, B Cook, Dosne, W Dicr ey, James " Hunt, naniel Hoesch. H L Johnson, Elizabeth Joh ason, Harry c Kendall, P E Kline, Horace s Kenyon. F Klass, J D Lowrey, Louis Lon,bsrdi. F B Moson. 8 W Me Call. Mayels G Mckinney, W H Nc Kittrck, W L McKittrick, Edwsrd R Monk, H A Morgan, Lawrence Misen- heimer, Joseph I Price, J D Prewitt; J J Pool. Mrs B Riggs. Rboda Riggs, w NJ Riggs, B K Riggs. A Redus, J NJ Rice, James Roberts, Frank Ram. sey NJ A Reasopover and C. Lamb, John Rocx. John A Rockfellow, T B Stark, H K Street. John H Slaughter State IDdustrial School, James scow, Archibald Shaw. George E sigh, Thonss A Smith. C H Tally Arisons Meat Co.,, T Womack Robert War ren, Fred Wsughts!, U Ward, VA Young, R Q Young. Greene Cattle Co.,, II A Smith.
 PineSnIve .t's LIKE A roOLTie
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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Must Report to
 The Commission

Corporations throughout Arizona generally are receiving from the stste corporation commission ststements of fees required to be D id by the corpor- stions as provided by H"use Bill No 69, which wac passed by the leg 'sls tuie. From these sources, the corpor Ati n comm iss.c on believes the state will receive a revenue of from $75,- O0o to slo0.Oc0.
 Here is what the corporations are required to do, and the fees required
 "Section 3 (s) Every coporst,on or ssnized under the laws of this state and every foreign corporation doing business in this state shall, during the month O. June in each year, pay an annual registration fee of Fifteen ($l5) Dollars, such fee to be paid to the Corporation Com mmission.
 (b) At the time Of paying such reg istrs,ion lee every such corporation domestic or foreign, shall file with the said Corporation Commission . report subscribed and sworn to by its presi- dent and secretary showing:
 l. Its assets. liabilities and sccum- ulations.
 ?. The amount of its capital stock paid up and issued.
 3. A statement showing in detail all property both real and personal owned and leased or controlled by the corporation, sul in what place or places the same is situsted and the value thereof"
 The filing fee for said repor, is s5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 70. Buell. Nellie II Dr vs Geo E Buell. Or, snnulment Of mar risge and resumption Of maiden name.
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No ll9. H Fisher c: al to Fl PasO K K Co. Motion to dismiss granted.
 Sui, No l25. Harold O Lippard by An cite Mchr guardian, vs Bertha Lippsrd. Livorce
 Suit No la6. Geo N Kasun ys D R Sivcbev. Debt
 Sui, No l2s. M Gallardo vs City of Douglas. Damages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Monday night, with the flood waters that came down through his ditch. K M Tyler of Webb. succeeded in irrigat- ine 6 acres of his ground. He has in 60 acres this year. 30 being on the desert entry Of G H Carlock.
 William J Strong, who made home- stead filing on March 28, now has IS scres planted to beans, ma'ze and cane. hss good house ss we'll se hsv- ing fenced the entire tract.
 Mir and Mrs T W Kirby. married June ' at Salt Lake City, returned Monday from their trip. which wac extended ever parts ot Utah and Csii- fornis. They hsve established them selves on the homestead held by Mrs Kirby prior to their marriage. Alter making their t.ip, they are better pleased than ever with this valley.
 Lsst Monday sfte. noon. during the storm, Mrs F J Gallagher living west of Pearce. noted the fact that there wac water on the floor of their house and turning 70 the window. saw the water coming in over the window sill. Her son John being in the house managed to break hole through the roof. out oi which the family made their way to . tree, into which they had barely set led shemselves when the house collapsed. it being built of sdobee. There had evidently been . cloud burst and their bouse being down in the edge of . draw, wssswept awaj None of the inmates were injured. which wss indeed fortunate. JM Coz and son Cecil Cox have teen spending their vacation on the Desert lsnd entry, making improve ments. Mr Cox intends teaching school in the vsiIey the coming season. -Afisonsu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Road Boosters
 Fix Bisbee Road

Eight autos loaded with 40 ener- getic Tombstone road boosters fixed the road between Tombstone and the Bi-bee Extension. an1 oo to the Divide yesterday. and excellent re su'ts were recorded. All the had ru c and wsshouts on the road were filled and rocks in the road trscks re- moved. Several "fills.' enc over 25 feet lorg were built by the small srmy of willing workers. The boosters were a merry lot and the work on the road was done with a vim. The Bic tee road was thus put ir excellent shape and the work o' the boosters is to be comme nded The Extension was the the agreed central point for dinner. It is needless to say the Boosters did ample justice to the feed and refreshments, the latter under ice. and the banquet boards were quite ss readily cleared by the hungry but good nstured graders"
 The following was the personnel Of the party of Boosters:-
 Car No l-Cochise. Swain. Rock. McPherson, Holland, Davi., Rankin. Wheeler. Girsgi.
 Car No 2-Melgreep, Watt. Wales, D.vey. McDons'd.
 Car No 3-Hughes car, Buwden. Durszo, DurmGp. Hass. Pis 'onetti.
 Car No 4-Cumm,ngs car, E Iyey. A Ivey. Welch. Pratt. Coll.
 Car No 5-walker relief car, Walk. CT. Gardner.
 Car No 6-Ross car, c Ross, Krebs, Kelly, Gleason, Moves.
 Oar No 7-Flsch car. wolcott, Rob erts, Johnson, Sp.rks, Hendricks.
 Car No s-Cummings relief car, Cummings, Ksreer sod Prospector 
 It was an enjoyable event and h. Grader gang and "Culver, gang. ved with Rocks Road Rakers" fo: honors. The following were some of the solos snd speeches assigned on program during a iull on the road work:
 Rock-Don't Mind the Blisters.
 McPherson-Grsding ali the Way.
 Melsreen-These Rocks are Float.
 .: att - Whistle While at Your Work.
 Wales-lt Beats the Band.
 Iyey-ListeD to the Dinner Bell.
 Goll-Eyery Gnlch has its Chuck Hole.
 Walker-Lesve Some for Me.
 Gardner - Plenty Room for the Steam Roller.
 Ross-Geel But it's Hot.
 Krebs-Rake them in.
 Cummings-Spsdee are Trump.
 Ksrger-Lesd the way. boys.
 Johnsop-We are doing fine.
 Gleeson-Is it going to rsiu?
 Kelly-Culvert No 27 is mine.
 Hsss-rhis helps your complexion
 Pratt-How far to shade.
 Percy-Good for 40 miles an hour.
 Swain-A clear righ. of way.
 ChOrus-Al join in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Arizona People
 Not Going Away

"Fewer Ar.zons people are going away this summer than ever be ore. Thi. may sound like peculiar con. fession for 6 railroad man to make, but 1t is true nevertheless. Thus spoke Fred P Cruice, one of the prom~ iuent officials of the Santa Fe. who is st Fhoenix at the present time.
 By this 1 do not mean that the railroad passenger business bas fallen of, for it has not. It hes increased over lset year, but the increase has not been made by the travelling of Arizops people"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
October 28thIs
 The Date of Biq Event

The Arizona State Fair to be held at PhoenIx, October 2S to Novem Der ?. promis' to be bigger than ever this year. World famous drivers 10 auto r,ces; the harness races will in- clude the best horses .he world has ever known. the Fourth Cavalry with mounted band will be there; the en- tries and exhibits ~il! be mere nUm- erous than ever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Discovery of Ore
 In The Dragons

Several small discoveries Of ore have been made in ths Dragons and eur; rounding districts since the rain. Tn. presence of wster in localities remt te from permanent springs hss enabled proepectors to explore new fields, while in many instsnces the aood it. self has laid the formation bare and eIposed mineral where its presence had never been suspected. Tbis is the time to bic the hills.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Information Given
 by a Trusted EmpIoye

The brevity of mining report need not change it's import ss is gathered by the attached opinion furnisbed a mining company in the Esst by one of its trusted employees. "Dear Sur: The boys hay gooid slright.-Some ecold. but ye'Il need . pack trane sv bald beaded eagles t. get yer supplies in and yer goold out. 80 if wac ye wuddnt touch it. Youfs trooly ser- want, M. O'Fsrel."-Mioing Age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
k Williams ud Ed Barnett

K Williams Ed Barnett mining claim. ..... 10 Chas Bsrnum ct ux to Joseph s Ayres ct ux, mining claims .... 50 :.
 WARRANTY DEED J B Speed ct ux to Joseph Halic, Douglas prop. . ID ..
 TRUST LEED II Nj Dopohoe ct uK to Ti- tie Guarantee X Trust Go. and Fidelity Say X Loan assn, Douglas property. 800
 TRUSTEES FEED Frank W Goodbody to Rt Rev II Grsnion, Pesrce property ........ ........ l5 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE Il A Bennett ct uK to Bank Of Douglas, land to secure 200 ..
 AGREEMENT FOR SALE Clrrence E Krinbill and J Belle and Francis Msude Ersliel. Bisbee property. 2650
 COM ITIoNAL SALE Between Joe Kline and Ed Lu-e, rug and upholstery. 52 50 Joe Kline and ] E Webb. gas range and other articles l23 50 Joe Kline 10 A Smith. one range etc. 30 .. Joe Kline and May Medley, bed ,etc. .............. 40 .. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION John G Ericsson and Ch.s H Howe form c corporation known ss the Erickson & Howe Jewelry Co.,, to conduct jeseiry business.
 Q. .. DEED w E Hughes ct ux to Mrs Mary Whaleu, B.sbee prop 250
 WARRANTY DEED Samuel T McClintock to Jen- nie McCiintock, Wilcox property .......... 10
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Wm Cowsn to F. mer E MorIord. satisfies mortgage.
 BILL OF SALE J W Moore to Mary E Moore, cattle ...-.......-..... 10 .. NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF wATiR Arthur H Zschsu, Forest Super visor, claims for the | 5 uusrpropri- sted water for irrigaliug purposes 10 te diverted by mean. of a surface dam.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
Distribution of
 Mormon Refugees

A Globe dispatch ssys: A distiibu- tion of Mormon refugees from Mexico in Arizona began today with the ar rival here of three car loads of men, women and children from Sonora. More than hundred were sent to Thatcher, twenty to Stafford and the remainder to Pima, where they will be taken care ot by members of the Mormon church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
From Tuesdays Daily

The American youth named Sessler, who sccidentiy shut a Cbinsman near CsnsDea several weeks ago, causing him to bleed to death before medical stten Ion could he secured, has been released from i--' at 'ananea
 IL has been demnnstr ted ty s lnc l scientist that the ex hg cr.p uf blood thi:-ty no qnito.s nay be sc- counted for by the fact ct the progenitors crept into beer cars on the banks of the Mississippi, and came to Arizona without paying fare.
 Aiarty of campers had close es. cape from drowning in the San Pedro river last week in an attempt to cross the river. Nothing but good luck and the model behavior of their horses saved hem. They were in a wagon and the water care up to the seat.
 Fred Reed left this morning for Tucson where he may locate.
 Mrs R : Maclsy, wife of Clerk R s Msclsy of the Board of Supervisors, left 'his afternoon for Douglas on a visit with friends.
 Johnny Bishop, a former we'll. known Tombstone youth, is in the hospital at Bisbee suffering from ty- pho.d lever. The friends Of the young man here hope for his early r, covery.
 w. P Thon pson of the Billiard Parlors returned l.st eve1ing from Douglas. He wac aspectstcr at the Agua Prieta riDgside and the strenu- ous time had in the near-riot after the bout in the arena.
 George Hughes was 6 returning passenger from Douglas yesterday and ia again at his post with ,he Me. Pherson Ice company.
 Mrs Alfred Paul and children sr- rived yesterday from Douglas on 6 visit to Mrs G W Swain, mother of Mrs Paul.
 Trsinmsster Murphy of the EP& $ W wss a Tombstone arrival today on business connected with his des psr,ment.
 Supervisor Rock vas an outgoing passenger this morning for Benson on a brief visit.
 Little Mise Jeanette Newman who has been visiting here as the guest of her little friend Jeanette Davey, re- turned to her home st Bisbee today after pleasant visit here of ten days.
 Attorney Francis J. Hartman Of Tucson is in Tom bstone on legal Lusi- business.
 An SohiOi hty nitu tut primary law. Representative Carl Hayden has filed in the office of the Secretary of State . statement to the effect that be is 6 candidate Tor the democratic nom. in tion for Congress at the coming election. His election is certain.
 Photographic information was rec ceived from Ray Swain at Los Angeles giving the pleasing news of the arrival Of bouncing boy at his household yesterday. The numerous Tom bstone friends of the prond papa join in con- gratulatioos and best wishes for the chubby arrival.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
TOMBSTONE E~ePtIAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 c0CHIsE COUNTY
struments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder

Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED Lois l Clswson to E R Prtle, Douglas property .-... 10 ,. Dav,d L Ferry ct ux to Jos- eph D 'mancich, Dougss property. -......-.....-. lVo
 HOMESTEAD CLAIM w G Goodman. homestead claim. John : Merrill, homestead claim. Jos \ Curtis, homestead claim.
 REALTY MORTGAGE Frank O E!vey ct ux to The Bank Of Douglas to secure 1890 ;.
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Oscar McAds to Edward Sut- ton, calves to secure. .... 3HO .. H Rivera to Toledo Comput- ing Scale Co. |, scales ..... 60 . SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W H Holmes ct ux to Edgsrd Ga. bilondo ct ux, satisfies mortgage.
 sHERIFP's NOTICE OF LEVY  Re Citizens Bank X Trust Co vs William D Kinsey, Bisbee property levied upon.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Bank of Bisbee to Mrs Rose E Downs. Bisbee prop. 10 =. T J Barnes to J R Mcleod, int in min claims. co. =. 250 :. II Barne. to T H Carter, int in min claims. . 250 IT Barnes 10 T H Carter, l 4 int in min claims 250 NOTICE OF PossEssoRY RIGHT Msvbry Lawson claims as en-. layged homestead what will probably be when surveyed E l-2 of NE i, the s w IA o! \ l-4 and E II of N W l-4 Of Sec 3 Tp IS. k 26. SL Caldwell spplopristes water for dopesti and irrigation purposes.
 APPoIs EMINENT OF AGENT Leonard Copper Co, appoints W c Gilmore agent.
 sHERIFFS NOTICE OF SALE ReOGibson vs Heber c Kim ball Or der of sale.
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Libby B Dus an and Il E Du- gan to W R h-urv. Doug- lse prop. ........-.-- lo =.
 REALTY MORTGAGE wm R Herrr et ux 10 State Nut B < L Assn, Douglas property to secure....- 1900 .. Martha E H Fisher and bus to Bank Of Douglas, Doug lss property to secure.... POGO
 BILL OF SALE - Thoe Andrew to Elizabeth Kelley. personsl property. 250 ..
 POWER OF ATTORNEY JohE Kapgss appoints Krets Snffis Kanoas as his AttorDey
 NOTICE OF PossEssoRY kIGHT Francis NJ Watts claims Wbst will be when surveyed the l-2 Of Sec 2f, ID IS s, R 26 E, .s c desert cisim
 LOCATION WATER RIGHT Arthur H Z4chau, forest superv cor claims for U S water for irrigation and domestic purposes. sHERIFP's CERTIFICATE OF SALE Paul B WsrneLroe ct ux vs John Richards ct ux. Order to sell Tomb stone pr, perty.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE The Bank O Douglas and Keith Knight. sstiefies mortgage.
 cBATrEL MORTGAGE Jesse W Moore to WiIlcox Bank & Trust Co, horses and other property. ... l7OO Fl l. Johnson to Sulphur sprinss Valley Bank. cat- tie ...... ----.--.-- ioVV
 HOMESTEAD DEcLARATIrS Elizabeth Cofr, claims ss home. s.esd the N E I-4 of lots I 3 and { 4 NJ l-4 of NEl4 of Sec l, Twl ls 8. R 20 East.
 sBERIFF's SALE Cit Bank < Trust Co vs Wm D Kinsey, Bisbee prop. ... 1915 l!
 REALTY MORTGAGE JM Cosby ct ur to Cit Bank & Trust Co, Benson prop lela l!
 Q c. DEED Gilbert Perry ct ux to Fred
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-08-11
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

WARRANTY DEED Lois l Clswson to E. R PIrtle, Douglas property. .. 10 .. Dav,d L Ferry ct ux to Jos- eph D ,msncich, Doug'ss property. ........... loo ..
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19

The Establishment of THE position of
Road and Bridge Commissioner by
the Fiscal Court should not be taken
as a criticism of Judge Taylor who
has held this important office for
two yaars, at time when thu cOun-
ty was changing sysidms of read
working, when it was the most try
ing position which amy ore could be
called upon to fill. Besidas they
were two of the wCrat SEASONS ever
experienced in the county for road
building, because of excessive rains
During THE time almost all the small
bridgs i'm the County wer1e RhIhcd
AWAY many of th5m several TINS and
the work on the roads ruined time and
again. The membss of dhe Court and
every one who knows him has the
utmost confidance in The hon isty and
devotion to duty of Judge w. B. Tay-
lor The change WINS made because
the County is too large for one man
to cover in looking after. lhe roads
and bridges. and to reduce cost to the
tax payers.