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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
LIVED ON RAW EGGS
Mr. Richards Experience Mlth Dli. ferent Diets. Peaches sad
 ButtermiIk for Three Years.

Cecilton. Md.-Mr. George Richards. of this place, during the past l2 years, has probably tried more different diets than the average person would ever use in a lifetime.
 What he has to say about his experi. menfs, must therefore be highly interest," ing to anyone suffering from indigestion or stomach troubles of any kind.
 He says: For more than 12 years, ] suffered with stomach troubles; and paid hundreds of dollars for doctor bills and medicines. l was also operated on for piles.
 lived on dried peaches and buttermiIk for nearly three years. The only thing that would not give me pain was raw eees.
 ] was physical wreck. l could not sleep, and was as near crazy as man could well be.
 must say that after taking two 25-ceut packages of Thedford's Black -Dr1uei1t. t did me more good than all ever spent for other medicines.
 have been working daily on the finn ever since. and l am 6 hard as iron" This purely vegetable remedy has been in successful use for more than 10 yeara' Iryh. Butbe sure that if's "Thodleed'o.S
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
By the Governor of the State of Ari-
 zona; a Proclamation.

WHEREAS. Section of Subdivi- sion 2 of Article f, Of the Constitution of the State of Arizona. makes pro. vision that the fret session of the State Legislature shall convene no, lese han thirty nor more than sixty days after the admission Of the State of ArIzona into the Union, and
 WHEREAS, by operstionoi law the tirst State Legislsture should be con- vened as date not lees than thirty nor more than sixty days from the ads mission of the State of Arizona into the Union. and
 WHEREAS, the State of Arizona was admitted into the Union on the I4tb day of February. 1912.
 NOW. THEREFORE, I. GEORGE W. P. HUNT, Governor of sbe State of Arizona, by virtue of the power and authority vested in me as Governor of the State of Arizons and the proyi- sions of rhe Constitution above qnot- ed. do hereby call and convene the fret session of the first Legislative Assembly, cf the State of Arizons to meet a, the Legislative Halls of the Capitol Building as the Capitol, Phoe- aix, Ar'zons, on Monday, the 18th day of March. 1912. ct che houi of eleven o'clock A. M. of said day.
 IN TESTIMONY WHERE
 OF. I have bereunso set tsEAL) my hand sod caused the
 eesl of the State oi Ari-
 zona to be sGxed.
 Done at the City Of Phoenix this l4th day oi February, 19l7.
 GEO. WIZ. HUNT,
 Governor. Attest: SIDNEY P. OSBORN.
 Secretary oi State.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs Douglas Cry wife, Of President Grey Of the Tomts,oDe Chamber of Conner is reported very i'll at her home on Gage Hill. lt is feared that an operation may be necessary and unless improvement in her condition Is reported shortly such step may te resolved upon. The many friends of the estinsble lady here hope for her early recovery.
 Raymond Alril returned 10 Bisbee today after few dave visit in Tomb stone.
 Attorney s K Williams of Bisbee is |. county seat visitor today. w G Giim ore, grand chancellor Oi he Arizona domain of knigbts of Pythias, left tocay for Tucson ~here he goes tc deliver an address tonight at he Pythisn celebration in honor of the 18th anniversary Of the order.
 W Kuchen becker K of R and 3. Oi
 the Local K of P lodge also went to
 Tucson to participate in the ceremon-
 ies.
 | Chas H we has returned home from
 Phoenix where he spent several days
 on business.
 Prof. Cloyd c Hall of Benson re
 turned to his home last evening a!te
 dave visit with friends in the coun ty seat.
 II Rev. Trevor Orton, after hcidinl ] Methodist service here yesterds.
 morning departed for Benson, wher
 he conducted services last evening By reference to Governor Hnnt'
 proclamation published in thee col , umns today. the fret state leg islatur
 Is convened for March 18th 3 Mrs Porter Mcdonald ard Mis- , Edna Nevin arrived home yesterds
 from few days visi, in Tucson. , VI $ Griscon of San Francisco, 0 I the civil engineering depar ment ( . the ,u'hern Pacific Railway Go r ID Tom mbstore today on official busl B uess.
 J s Connor. A commercial travel' If Los Angeles is in Tombstone todd Il Arizona rank. fifth in size ar n forty. sixth in point of populatio a among the states of the union.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Bold Robbers.
 Are Captured

Two Of the boldest robbers that have been D arrested in some time are now in the Tombs one jail. The two men with another, who has not yet been arrested began their operations in Benson few weeks since. They hrst appropriated to their own use an old ranch house about c mile GU from Benson known as the Redheld place. They then began to 6x it mp and make themselves and their friends comfortable for the winter. They go hold of various pieces of furniture ard then made raid on the various hen roOsts in Benson and had 6 nice bunch of laying hens to furnish eggs for their mesls. Then they proceeded io getting . supply of goods to keep them for the winter. Almost nightly they would go out and break into one or more cars in the railroad company , yards and pack the stuff to the house In order to carry the stuff they caught up two burros and used then to carry the goods. When the off cers became aware o! their operation they made c search of the house sn' found among other articles cases o can milk, sacks of sugar. four, came, vegetables, bedding and most every thing that was needed besides som i4 pairs of shoes. Part of the good tha: were stolen had disappeared, bu the majority o! the stuff swas rc covered.
 The two men are the same one that broke jail at Benson by gettih out by the roof route and were after ward j.csptured at Red Rock.
 They are nov held on two charge one of robbery and the other of breal ing jail. Bond fixed at $l500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Salaries of Some
 Maricopa Officers

The supervisors Of Msricopa county have fixed the saisry Of Sheriff Jeff Adsms ct $5O00 per year. Jsilor W N Woolf w,lI receive $l20O per year. and Guards John c Connors. Lew H Micsey, Theodore, OIea. Roderick Walker, and Vim A Wilson, will each get $l20O. <Constables in the Phoenix district will get $500. justice of the pesce $l600. and justice of the peace and acting coroner, c W Johnstone $l80O. The ss'ssy of the clerk oi the superior court hss been fixed at $240O per snnum and his deputy clerks at sl5OO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Chapter and Eastern
 Star Elect Officers

Dr H H Hugbsrt and wife snd Mr. Al Ralph returned yesterday from Prescott where they attended the grand lodge meetings of ,he Chapter and Esrtern Star. Dr Hughsrt wGs elected deputy grand high priest ol 'he grand chapter, an honor worthily bestowed. Besides the elected Mason ic grand officers published in these columns :be following are the grand officers of the Chapter and Eastern $ aE-
 Grand Chapter R A M:- Geo Henry Mesloe Luhrs, G H P; Harry Houston Hugbart, Deputy c Ii P; Jsmes Monoah Swetmsn, Grand King Geo Alexander Bridge. Grand Scribe; Geo James Ruskrudge Grand Secre- tary, John McQuaid Ormsby, Grand Treasurer; George 0 Wslkes. Grand Chaplain; Henry Ashury Shaw. Grand Lecturer; Louis Gws,hney Meyer, GC of H; Henry Miller. G P s; James Barrett: c RIA c; Edwin Alvin Hughes, G NJ of 3 V; James Cruice, G N of2.v.
 The Grand Chapter of the Eastern Star elected the following ofiicers:- Mstron, Mrs Cenzie Brecet, Prescoti ; patron. L G Movers, Gl, be; sssistant matron, Juns Brown, Globe; assistant patron, $ E Denison, Jerome, score. tsry. Jennie Cspo, Tucson; treasurer, Belle Morgan, WiiicoI. conc actor, Dovie Thomas. Bisbee; assistant con. ductor. Katherine Burgoon. Nogsles; i; lecturer. William Psrr. Winslou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Info rm a tion n Wanted

The whereabouts of Corne- Illus Clayton is anxiously deslred by his daughter. Was last heard of in Tombstone in 1886; was known to have been in COchise county during years 1885 and 1886; heavy set; wore beard; birrhmark on left cheek; formerly lived in Nebraska City. Nebraska. Address any information to
 MORRIS RYAN,
 Fairbank. Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25

suiting engineer, and Mike Russell, W ho is connected with " Buffalo B,iP | in the management of his Wyouing enterprises. Lieut. Gen Nelson A Mice, who was to have accompanied ! the Cody's to Tucson, wss prevented from doing so by sudden indisposi- ton. bu, hopss to join them within few days and visit the Camp Bonito mine. The party left for Oracle yee- terdsy.
 pect to have every hing ready by the time the water Is turned on in the next ninety days.
 Superintendent Omar L Bsbcock has been investigating the cotton in dustry at various places along the ( 1l- orado river wi,h the view of har.ng the Indians plan, 6 small area of this crop the coming season. While J F. Ro~lands and his family were enjoying themselves at & ball last week, a burglar entered their home at Phoenix end secured rubies, diamonds and other jsxelry valued at nearly slS00.
 There was in Nog .les tso CT hree dsys this week Rev R Gregory, 8 priest of the Greek Church from Asia Minor, who was making a collection for schools and colleges in Armenia The gentleman tore credentials fr m | Governor Sloan, and seemed to be do ing very well in the way o! sIbscrip- tions.
 The United Verde Copper company hss passed its usual monthly dividend money being needed. possibly to th' extent of the full production of th' mine, for the new smelt.r hich is ;t be built at the foat of Jerome hill, a the end of the new Verde Valley rail road
 Phoenix sill have city primary The city council hss issu' d its call fo 6 primary election for the making 0 nominations and has fixed the dat ss April 6.
 Winklemsn does not want to be Il Gils county and the reasons have teel set forth The Flor nee BIade-Trib une shows that the added cost of Gill county by retaining WInkleman an' states that Pinal county can hsndl, the same proposi ion much more econ omically.
 Prescott still hopes that Fort Whip pie will be con ,inued as an army post The chamber o!commerce has receise letter which makes them beliey that their case is not hope les one.
 Construction of & railroad spur { the Inspiration Consolidated is con sijered a certainty by the Silver Bel which ststes thst the engipeerin corps has perfected plans and made it survey and maps.
 Governor Hunt and R E Sims, IL newly appointed warden and JudR Ross went to Florence on Saturda and visited the peoitentiary. It stated that the present officials vii remain in office at the institution uD til March lst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
AIIexander Murry IS
 Deputy County Attorney

The appointment of Alexaoder Murry as deputy county attorney was confirmed.
 The board e;.l meet hereafter on the 5tb day of each month. This will allow the auditing of all accounts aga'ns. the county for the month pre- vious.
 The board will advertise for bids for . five passenger automobile to he used by the board, coun'y sbeSiff and other officials in trsnsactipg county busi- ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
From Tuesdays Daily

k l. Krebs, ss.ist,nt secretary oi he Y Nj c A a Bisbee. has resigned 70 ake effect March lst when he will go on duty in on.bssone as deputy clerk of the superior court. Mir Krebs arrived last evening aud will move his family here shortly. The Male Chorus Q! ths Copgregs- tional church, will meet for practice this evening at 7:3D o'clock. Rev l. Hesld of Albuquerque, superin tendent of the Congregational churches iyr the distr.ct of Arizona and New Mexico. arrived in Tomb srone last evening for q days yisi, l with Rev H A Deck.
 Mrs T R Brandt is reported iii to- day and confined to her room. Her many friend. hope for an early recov- cry.
 Thomas Allsire of Wilcox is B county seat visitor day, having come via automobile.
 ] Attorney John c Gung'l of Willcox is 6 professional visitor in Tombstone today
 The Independent Order of Odd Fellows meet this evening in the Masonic Hall.
 Assistant Deputy Treasurer w Me SparriD, wi o has been confined to hii . bed at his home on 9th street w ith AT , an attack of lsgrippe. is somewha better today and expects to be abou again in few days.
 Douglas Grey and wife left todd. ? for Bisbee where Mrs Grey will b taken to the hospital to undergo ( surgical operation as 6 means to effec
 relief and cure of her attacks af illness [. The mary friends of Mrs Grey hop
 for her early return and recovery iron
 her illness.
 Miss Beatrice Hyde wss p'essantl
 surprised last evening by a number (
 her young friends, who had success
 fully planned d surpi-e party m bono O! her birthday as her home on Bruc and Second streets. The merr
 hrong held forth until a,out mid
 night during ~hich tune cards, musl
 and 6 we'll prepared luoch were par
 taken oi by the assembled guests, wh
 upon their departure wished Mi:
 Hyde many happy returns of the da and many more pleasant surprises du'
 ing her coming ann,verssries. - A II Bsrdearx of San Francisc e arrived in Tombstone yesterday fc d sn indefinite stay. Mir Bsrdeau D came here upon the advice O! hi
 physician and expects to remain unt 0 he regains his health in this health y atmosphere.
 Judge F NJ Dosn siil open his la '' i offices in the quarters vacated b . District Attorney W G Gilmore an
 expects to be installed in few day:
 ihs PRosPECToR joins the man , friends of the distinguished iurist i
 welcoming him to our midst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Bandits Loot Cananea
 Cattle Company Ranch

Word was received from Csnanes saturday that a ranch Of The Csnanes Cattle Company had been footed by bandits, who are now being pursued by federal tsoops. They are said to have taken all the arms, smmuoition. oIsu kets and provisions on the place, hesides sufficient horses to mount the entire bend of twenty.two. Itis be- lieved they are now bound Arizpe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25

Willism Jennings Bryan has one trophy of the chase e . result of hie visit to Tucson. It ie fine speci- men ot the Gray fox. which he killed on . huoting Trip io the Costillits mountains Fridse.- MT Bryan return. sd, proudly bringing the carcass of the fox with him. He intends so have 'hs skia prepsred and sent to his he me ct Fsirview, nsas LineoIa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
Chinaman Was
 Manufacturing Dope

A Preecott dispatch ssys.-
 Caught in the act oi preparing fi- teen gsllons of crude opium ess Lin and Tom Kee were arrested today by federal sgents. A young white girl. found in the house. ostetsihilv . laundry is held in jail e . wi.-o<s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25

The eight miles ot woven wire fepc- ing around the military target range at Point of Rocks Yavapsi county will be finished next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-02-25
0oings in the
 District Court

Est N F. Tedaldi slso Julia T, dsldi order settlement acct and discharge of special sdmr, and release sure 'ies.
 DISTRICT COURT Suit 6520. Frank A Sanders vs H Moder; action to enforce specific performance.
 Jadg in Suit 1922. G H Drew, Pesrce Market, A K Smith and D T ws,l,og Drs. A J Juhnson, CT. Judg for costs. PROBATE COURT
 E-t E Jscklin; order apr ointing FIN Wolco,t, w R King and Wm Lut ey, appraisers.
 Estate W WWhitne,: order notice application Gertrude Whitney for let- 1 ters.
 Est Jss Reilly: order authorizing payment 10 D L Cunningham end Lee O Woolery of $700, attorneys fees.
 DISTRICT coURT
 Suit No 6523. FEE Wright vs John E Loga" ct al debt in sum of $650.
 Suit No 6524 H L Johnson vs B Vsll ct al: debt m cum of $20 ,t46.
 Suit No 6525. Ter oi Arizona at reln ion of C W Hicks, treasurer, etc Ss bostnn & Arizona Smelling Go ct ! al, .ack taxes
 Suit 65l9. John Nicholich vs ; Au6y Gurovich; appeal ? court. PROBATE COURT
 Est and GIardianship Gro-claus min. ors; bond of guardian reduced from S35n to sl750.
 Est Chss 5 S:cveps; decree of settle. ment of account and allowance oi z comm ssion fo' services 70 E. H. ! heeVes, hunf. PROBATE COURT
 Est Nj E Kinchsla, order directing T posting notice application H Hemicl '. tor letters of sdmrn. d Est Jas Cox; order appointing 2 n Shannon, H B Taylor and K A Pride appraisers; order publication notic to c editors.
 Els Ed~ Csrlyon: order sale res estate.
 Est and gusrdia nship Suttey min . ors; order authorizing Winsnd Meurs guardian to loan one thousand dollar of estate to Loretta Academy, Bisbee To- 7 years. int 6 per cent per annum
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
House Party.

Miss Mildred koUck gave a charm
ing house party. saturday evening
last. TO her chum. Miss Ruth McNul.
Is. who will leave our city in a few
day. for her future home in Mound
city She viii he the first OF this
bunch uf charming young girls TO
break from the ranks. and the vacan.
~ viii he kecnly felt 10y Miss Ruth's
school chums. The bunch has been
composed Of Mildred kOock. Ruth
McNulti. Mildred King. Edith IIinde
and Katharine Proud. and they have
been in>eparable for the pas, several
years. owing each other. helping each
other: sharing their Joys and SORROWS ::
their gum aud chocolates These
composed the house party. and while
they did not quite get the roof oil the
house, II j. thought a new sill viii
have 10 he placed under the residence.
Tie program uf the evening took In
min~trelSy and other amusing stunts.
that kept things going until SUNDAY
morning We all rcgre, Eutl'~ de-.
paTturr. 81, l. dear .irl and wr
al wish from ihc bottom at our
heart. that her LIES Journey may ever
bc IN pleasant PAGES.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
A Seven FOOter.

Mex, time ". r. Davis. livestock
commission merchant of ST. JO>cph.
wishes To list 4 telephone lie will
avoid entering a booth modelled after
tn, one Al the blossom house In Kan.
>as city, says a Kansas city dispatch.
Davis Is - years old and nearly scy.
cn feet tall, lie arrived IN Kansas
city last night and went 10 the. l'los'
som house Ia uSc the long distance
telephone. hue to his leigh, 1t was
necessary for him 10 double up like a
Jack knife In order To- CLOSE the door
Of his booth. In doing 80 he became
cnt angled In hr legs of the stool.
There Vas a crash and the head and
shoulders Of Davis body suddenly
emerged from the booth.
well, | guess these pIacesiare not
made for tall men," he remarked. I'll
I had fallen any harder | would hay,
busted that box.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
Friday, December 90. 1919.
Attempted to Kill.

Uncle Peter Christen. while getting
supper about six o'clock last Thursday
evening. December 9TH was hi, 10y a
blunt instrument In the hands Of some
unknown person. The blow was he
hind the ear. He fell 10 the kitchen
floor stunned and lay there quite a
time before recovering. Considerable
blood flowed from the wound. Uncle
Peter said he had just built the lire IN
the cook stove. and the outer door of
the Kitchen Wa partly opened, and
while lis head vas turned from the
door. lac wa~ struck behind the ear.
lie has no idea Who 1t was. Nothing
wa disturbed IN the house. and the
intruder didn't even search the peck.
ets. t'nclr Peter lives all alone In a
big house and II Is very likely the IN.
trudcr intended robbery, but lac says
he never has anything or yalu" about
the house. Corning Mirror.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
You'll Not Do II Again.

In the musty archives Of time. In
the family album Of the future. In
the garrett storehouse where rotting
trunks guard yellowed, frayed. rat
gnawed documents too valuable to
he thrown out in these places the
curiosity hunters of tomorrow will
find the weighty love letter or trivial
legal manuscript that bore the date of
Thursday of last week. For II never
can happen again for hundred years.
Not until $500 days have rolled
round the world. been rolled round
the world or had the world rolled
round them can the following date
be truthfully written:
"l2-12-l2"
The next time that you will be able
to use the same three consecutive
numbers will occur January |, POOL
when you can date your letters I'll
i"
Dating letters With the same three
numbers may he done once a year for
the first twelve years IN any century.
January I, lool. was the beginning OF
the last period
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
Leaves Holt County,

C. T.. Graves, who for good many
years has been one of the prominent
business men OF this city, has entered
into "A partnership with r. 4, Ewins,
who owns u tine farm between Kansas
City and Independence, and Is also
the proprietor of the SAVOY hotel in
Kansas City.
Mr., Graves is 10 have charge Of the
farm and the family lief, this week
for their new home. Two car loads
OF household goods and stock we're
taken, including fourteen Of Mr.,
Graves tine Jersey COWS, some hogs
hay, etc. Maitland Herald.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-12-20
Educational News.
10y EARL A. ROCK. CO. SUIT.

The district meeting held at Matt.
and was a success. Not many pat.
rons were in attendance. but the at
tendance on the part Of the teachers
was good. Each number of the pro.
gram was ably discussed by the per.
son to whom the subject was as.
signed and then those l., the audience
were given an opportunity to criti.
else. The following teachers were in
attendance: Miss Edna Iukens.
Elizabeth IIampson. Fay Southwell.
Dale Ieller. Mona Smell. Jennie Met.
calf. Myrtle Smith. Vera Bertram.
I,essie I,owlett, Lelah Meadows. Mrs.
c. -. Hogrefe. Messrs. \. L. Crosen.
G. II. Hogrefe. Wesley Baker. william
ellis. Carl Bose, and Cortez Meadows.
Tie following pupils of the Matt
land school took part In the program
Clematis Mute. Ida Mosier and Lois
Hunter each gave a recitation: Eliza
beth McHugh and Gene Conner each
4 solo We are always glad to have
pupils in attendance al the meeting
and render their assistance.
Many Of the schools are preparing
Tor Christmas programs. Patrons.
yun should learn when the program in
your district l. to he given. and at.
tend. Children are always delighted
10 have papa and mamma visit school.
Tie saddcst pupil l. the one whose
parents take but little interest in his
activities
Tie board of directors of Highland
district have Installed a new iluc, and
their modern heating plan, Is giving
excellent results. Heretofore 1t did
not WORK H. 1t Should, on account OF
the Hue being too small
Miss Lydia Van Nickle's pupils at
Cherry bale are preparing some cx.
ccllent notebooks IN agriculture.
Tie board al pleasan, Till have in.
stalled new seats and desks. They
are the double desks and single seats
Miss Wilson and the pupils are yer!
proud of their school. They would
like very much 10 have 1t approved
bu' cannot hccau>c the stove ha> u,
Jacket.
Miss Myr,a llildcrbraud's Scluo
a. Glendale j. nearly three times a.
large ~ Il WaS la>i year nineteen Ice
iig enrolled.
| Principal " -. ShadWick and a.
Si>tlnIS. Misses 81. John and Cuok a,
Bigr,uw. have u larger enrolment
than last year.
| Nj. >hadwick has pat in cour>,
III manual training. Three brnchc
and several Kits of tools bought b!
tie pupils Themselves equip the dc
partmcni This j. the only school II
the county that l. doing manua
training