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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-01

Topeka Kan, Feb l.
FURNISHED by T. A. Beck, 2l2-2i4 e. eth.
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FURNISHED By The Continental Creamerv
Co. Topeka. Kan.l
Topeka Kan, Feb. L
NEW YORK EGGS-A642c.
CHICAGO EGGS-36d37c.
CREAMERY BUTTER-Chicago. sso.
N Y, 375zc: Elgin, 36c. Topeka wholesaie'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-01

Market price paid for dry lot cattle.
II you viii favor Us with your Inquiries
advising number OF head. quality. age
and length of time on feed. We will make
you an offer or arrange for our buyers
to call on you.
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EGGS-Fresh country. &c.
POULTRY-Hens, lbs. and over. IOc.
under lbs, SC; springs, 10c; stays, TIC:
old cocks, SC: ducks. 10c: geese Sc: fat
young turkeys. 1lc; old turkeys. 10.
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ST. Joe Live Stock Market.

Galveston, Tex, Feb. 1.-COTTON-
Market unchanged, 10 3-16c.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Registration Will
 Commence July 1st

Everything is now in readiness in the county Recorder's othce at Tomb stone for the commencement of the registration of the voters of Cochise county for the election 10 te held throughout the state on November ,. The registration will commence on the fire: day of July and continue 10. a period of ninety days and close on October 18th. It is expected th.t the registration of the county will show 6 very material increase. owing to the fact thst 10 registration has been had since 1909. during which time many nes settlers have entered the county and from present appearances, Co chiee county will lead all other politi- cal subdivisions of the new state in the largest number of registered voters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Honor Convict Runs
 Away; Is Captured

Temporarily forgetting that his time for the next five yearr belongs to the state of Arizona, Jesus Torres, a murder convict sentenced to the pen 'tensissy from Cochise county, walked away from the Tempe bridge one day last week.
 An hour or two after Torres left his absence was noted. Two Indian con- vic were placed on his trail, and they cacght him several miles down the river. Evidently t wks Torres' in- ten'ion to make his way into the low. CT part of Phoenix. where he has iriends He gave up to the Indisns without resistance. Like otber honor crnvicts who have violated the cons hdence reposed in them, he wac sent back 10 the penitentiary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs H NJ Woods and s,erdaue hter
 Mics Gladys Needs arrived io Tomb
 stone today from Bisbee and vii Ie-
 main for few days on a yisit with friends.
 Attorney J T Kingsbury returned Saturday from Dallas, Texas, where
 he was called on account of ,he eick ness oi his mother He reports his mo, her much improved and again on the road to recovery.
 Ms Hugbes and son Harry. came up from their ranch near Land yes terdsy, Mrs Hughes having suffered 6 slight stroke of parslysis and wss brought to her Tombstone home for medical treatmeot Mrs Hughes :s 6 pioneer Tomb.sone resident and hss msny friends who sincerely hope her sffliction will not prove serious and early recovery may be chronicled.
 Miss Katherine Good body. daug.t ? of Judge and Mrs F N Goodbody re- turned home Saturday from Los An geles where she hss been attending St Mary's College and will spend her vacation with her parents and Tomb. stone friends.
 Judge F Duncan, first state legis lstor from Cocbise, returned 70 Tomb stone yesterday after completing his legislative labors ss Phoen nix Sstur- day. The Judge was warmly greeted by bis many friends here and vas glad to get back home and enjoy the cool invigorstirg atmosphere of Tombstone after 6 seaeon of heated legislative session added 10 a scorch- ing summer sun doing con ntinusl over time duty st Phoenix.
 A number of Tombstonites attended the Irish Nstionslists picnic at Lewis Springs and . merry time is report ed
 F MosoD, former manager Of the Greene Cattle Co is in the city. Mir Moson las large ranch holdings on the San Pedro and is deycting his { me 10 looxing alter his o~n cattle and other interests in the county.
 1Le Tombstone City Band did them selves proud in their open air concert on Allen Street Saturday pight. The Tombstone populace enjoyed the mus ical treat and many deserved eLcoDi- uns for the neatly uniformed and we'll drilled band were heard, while hearty applause greeted the rendi- tion o! each selection. This was the 1 first of a series of weekly concerts to be given by the band aud Tombstone is indeed appreciative of the efforts of | this popular organization.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
From Wednesda avs Daily

William H Neel, the well known Sulphur Spring cattlemsn. was in the city yesterday on business with Clerk
 R s Msclsy. returning 10 his home in
 McNeal this afternoon. Deputy Sheriff A w Howe and As- sistant County Attorney Alexander Murry eft yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where they go to have the extradition papers for David Martinez signed by the Governor. From Phoe- nix Deputy Howe will go to Hermo. sillo, Mexico, the capital of sonora, and present the same to the govern z of that s' ate, and receive the prisoner and return with him to Tombstone.
 Since the first of the year, according to the records. the receipts of the county recorder's office have averaged t6OO per month. which is indeed an excellent record for that department of the county government.
 City Attorney John F Ross arrived in the city Iron Douglas on legal business in the interests of his clients. Mr Ross was recently resppointed city attorney by the new city council f the shelter city.
 Sheriff Harry c Wheeler returned last evening from 6 stay of s verdi days at Douglas and Agua Prieta, where he has beeu on official matters connected with the Martinez murder case.
 County Ranger Sam Coleman is a Tom mbstone visitor today from the Sul- phur Springs valley on matters of an official nature.
 Judge W F Cooper left yesterday 1T Nogsles where he goes to hold 6 brief session of the Superior court of Santa Cruz county. in the absence of Judge Duffy c: that county.
 NJ Torpey, the we'll known cont,ac- tor of Douglas, is numbered among the visitors in the county seat on busi. uess matters.
 Henry A Smith, the Chiricshus csttleman and stock raiser is in town today, having arrived yesterday after noon.
 Henry Gray, for many years mana ( oi the Tombstone Mill and Min ing company, before ssme vas sb. sorbed by the T C NJ Co.,, is in the city on visit from Patagonia and kept busy shaking hands with old Tombstone friends. Mir Gray is num- bered among the pioneer mining men of Arizona and is one of the school of practical men, whose sound mining judgment, needed in this ss we'll as other districts. have plsced him ,n high regard and an acknowledged authority on mining matters. It will be pleasing news to the many friends of the popular mining man to know that he is interested in a large mining deal in the Patagonia dis. trict which may shortly yield him . snug fortune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Constable Bailey
 Meets With Accident

The many Tombstone friends o Constable Bailey of Low. II were shock ed to learn Of the serious injnry which befeli him yesterday in an auto acci- dent while coming over the Bisbe, grade eDrout- 10 the picnic ground . at Le~is Springs The cbsffeur wac unable to handle the brakes on hi. car when terrific speed was being made down the grade and Bailey [. sr- ing a catastrophe leaped from the car. He struck e pile of rocks and broke bis leg in many places, the bone protrudinR through the flesh. He was hurriedly taken back to Bisbee where examination disclosed eight broken bones and smputstion of the leg fear- ed. He aleo suffered many eevere bruises and contusions ss did H-r,y Jennings of Lowell, another passenger in the car. who was thrown in some sand when the car was finally he ted.
 The accident to Mir Bailey is to te depiored.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Wife Slayer Cap-
 tured at Agua Prista

Word was::reoeived at the shs riff Z ofiice today that Martinez, the accus, wife slayer of Gleeson has been locat- cd at Agua Prieta end has heep placed under arrest end held at that point by the military authorities.
 Sheriff WheelaS, who has relentless. ly pursu"d the trail Of Mar inez since the murder, identified the prisoner and steps will be ,aken at once to secure international extraditiou and bring him to Tombstone for trial.
 Two hundred dollars reward va. offered hy the state for Martinez, to which sum Sheriff Wheeler added $lOO more. making $3O0 rewsrd for hie apprehension. The srrest is an impor ant one and much credit due Sheriff Wheeler in efsec,iug the cap ture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Pretty Wedding In
 Tombstone Yesterday

A pretty church wedding occurred in Tombstone yesterday when Father Duvsl of the Catholic church united Mise Katie Troglio and Tony 1iacoma in the holy bonds of mstrinony. The happy couple ire well known in Tombstone. the bride being . charm ing young lady daughter of Mir and Mrs Jos Gina. She acted ss csshier at the Mschonich Mercantile com- psny s,ores Tor q year CT more, end her ever pleasing manner: won her . host of friends. The groom is also . popular young man whose sterling quaiitss likewise places him in, high regard The couple enjoyed . sumps uous wedding re. ass and left op their honeymoon 'ri, 70 C- liioruia amid a shower of rice and ~ell wiehes of num- erous friends. They will return return here to make Tombstone their future home.
 The PRosPEcToR joins in extending hearty congratulations and fe.icita- tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
New Cases
 Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT
 Judg in Suit s9. WV Bennett Dr. JennieJ Bennett CT, divorce and cer- tain property, coets, etc.
 Jndg in Suit 62s4. Win T Fowler Or. H Hamberg and A Stromherg Or :; quiet title.
 Judg in Soft 35 Unknown heirs of c W Scott. deceased Drs, Fred Kenney Or; quiet title
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Est Elena Korpp; order sale of real estate.
 Ests Enoch and Emma Jones: July IS. 1912 at 2pm day bearing petition for settlement of acct and distribution of estate.
 Estate Laura H Abbott; order di- recrine publication notice application Wm c bbott for letters.
 Est B Apgius; order confirming sale of real estate for $l75.
 PROBATE PRoCEEDIxes
 Est J H Norton; decree dietribus ion, settlement Of acct.
 Est Edward Carlyon; decree distri- button, settlemsnt acct, etc.
 Est J F Wisb; July z7 at p m dsy hearing order to sho~ cause why or- der of sale real estate should not be made.
 Est W Fredrick; order publica- tion notice to CTS. E Castensds, H Etz sud G Hsllo~sy spprs isers. Est T Dwyer. order publication notice to CTS Est Wm Besttie; final discharge admr release sureties.
 Est R L West; R " Byrns, c Q Ellis. J B Speed appraisers.
 Ess M Lysll; July IS ., 10 m day hearing settlement acct.
 Est Emma Hatcher; July 10 ct l D m day proving will and bearing appIi- cation W Hatcher fos. .letters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
cochise Board
 of Equalization

The County Board oi Equalization,
 which is composed of the members oi
 the board of cup " sore. will be ip 1 session next month. That body will
 meet in the city on the fret day of July and siil continue in session from time to time until the business of equalization is completed for perie d of twenty days, when an adjournment will be had to meet again on the third Monday in August to fix the tsx rate for the present year. At this meet ing the board will determine whether the assessed value of any property fn The county is too small or LOO large. and it may change or correct any val- us'ion by adding or deducting from the original assessment rolls for the year 1912. ss turned over to them by County Assessor E A Hughes. It is exrected that the assessed valuation of Coch;se county for 1912 will to al nearly $3o,OO0.0 0. or an increase of over eleven million dollars for the year 1911. the increase being due to the increased valuation placed upon producing mines of the county by the State Tax Commission.
 The original ssss ssment rolls fer the present year are now in the hands of Clerk R $ Maclsy of ihe Board of snd are epsn to tie public for inspection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
New Jail to Be
 Built at Benson

As result of the fire recently had at Benson. when the tranch county jail at that place was destroyed, the Board of Supervisors has issued a call for sealed bids from contractors for the construction of 6 new and modern bsstile at that thriving rail- road town. The bids will be opened and awarded to the successful bidders at the next reaular meeting 0; that body on July 9th.
 The bid calls for an exact duplicate structure of the present branch jail at Gleeson and the amount of money authorized to be expended for the -ame is $l200. The board requires of the successful bidder bond Of $500 for faithful performance of contract.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Tombstone to
 Celebrate 4th

Tombstone will celebrate on July 4,h.
 The matter is receiving the enthus. isstic suI port of the townspeople and husiness interests and arrangements are under wsy t. perfect definite plans to mase the esg e scream in the only Tombttope on the great natal day.
 With the organization o. the Tomb. stone City Band it ha. been suggeste d hat that live and popular mbstone aggregation have charge of the b'g event and the first step is 10 be con- sidered at a meeting of the Band to- night. Sufficient pledges are assured for a grand barbecue and numerous foot races, potato race, burro races and other events and likely an exciting hose race contest whi'- the band will furnish inspiring muslc and a grand dance held in the evening be . fitting ciinsx of the celebration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Farmers Bulletins
 Fer Distribution
Editor PROTECTOR

Editor PRosPEcroR:-
 "Plesse announce in your paper that have obtained an additional allotment of Farmers Bulletins and ths. shsll be glad tc send as many ss seveo to any resident of Arizona who has not as yet received his share O! these government publications While they are called Farmers Bulletins," an examination of the list will chow that they contain much information 'hst is of value to those who do net till the soil.
 "I have already distributed q large number of these ulletins in Arizona and hope that all Of these who have not ordered their seven bulletins will write me at once. Congress will probably adjourn about the last of July snd l will remain in Washipg- ton until the lsst day nf the session |.
 l have slso obtained 6 lini ed mum. Der of Yesr Books Of the Department Of Agricu tursI for 1911 and sb.ll be pleased to mail . copy to any one who will write me. My, address is room 406 House Office Building, Washing ton, D. C.
 CARL HAYDEN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Work Starts On
 First Sidetrsck

Work Wss started this morning or laying the fret sidetr, ok on the Tue son extension of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad. This side track is being lsyed six miles west c. Fairbanks and here the officials sup. ersising tracklayirg will have their headquarters until these hesdquAr, CTS are mt we'd far her west. The private car Cloudcroit will b. used ss an ot- ficisl headquarters during the tin e required for laying track to Tucsor , being moved to the front as the track proceeds. l. is estimafed tha. the track should reach Tucson about October 1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

Mir. and Mrs Ed. Summerii cid, ct their home on Seventh strees last evening, entertained number Of their Tombstone friends ct . dancing party. About twenty invited gpeets were present and dancing. and new esmes were the go oi she evening Delicious refreshments con- sis'ing of ice cream, cake snd punch were served by the hostess, and not until the clock struck 1900 did the happy throng depart for their sespec- tive homes, a,l voting Mr. and Mrs. summer6eld e most royal entertain ere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Sixty Are Arrested
 On Gambling Charge

Warrants charging violations of tue anti -gambling,.laws oi Arizona were issued in punches Saturday and the day before by Justice of the Peace IF. H Pratt of Globe and Justice of the Peace Lafayette Nash of Miami. Thirty two were issued for the srress ofGlobe people and 2s fer residents Miami. The warrants were issued As . result ot investigations that have been under wsy for some time by Sheriff Frank Hsynee end bic dep. uties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
MariIIio Wins
 Over Husseu

At the wrestling match at Gleeson Saturday Hussen was defeated by Moriliio. who secured two out of the three falls. The match was in Grecio. Roman style in which Morillio has distinguished himseii in many match. es. Hussen was champion catch-as catch-can wrestler Of Arizona snd has many friends in Tombstone. The match vac fast one. Morillio secur- ing the first fall in g minutes. 8us. sen won the second in m nntes while the deciding fall vas given to MorIllio in two minutes. Immediate lv after the bout Hussen eeued e challenge 70 wTestle Moriilio catch-ss. casch-csn for $l5O. It is not known if ssme is to be accepted Or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
All In Readiness
 for Big Celebration

The Tombstone 4th of July com- mittee have arranged for tao or more eeevee and mutton for the Foor,h of July barbecue. The city band will te 10 evidence on the big day. while 6 we'll arranged program of races ard smusemsnts is to De prov,dsd.
 Tombstone will be decorated with fsgs sod bunting galore. and from the time that the falutes are fired in the morning. to the Home Sweet Home waltz ct Gage Hell in the even- inR-or rather wee small hours-there will be something doing all the time
 Visitors from Gleeson. Court'snd Pearce, Fsirbsnk and surroundins towns will be here to join in the cele. bration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Bad Roads Cause
 Train Delays

For the past few days vest bound trains on the Southern Pacific main line have been running from hal. sn hour to seven hours late, the cause being stated to be bad road bed in New Mexico and floods just outside Fl Paso. No l was seven hours late yes. terdsy.::
 Esstbound trsins are running on time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
Election to Decide
 on School Building

The qualified voters of Bowie School District No IA. will hold an election on July l2th, 1912, at the school in Bowie. for the purpose of voting on the proposition, Shall Bowie School District No IA bond itself in the sum of five thousand dollars for the pur- pose of building . new school house T"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30
McArthur Bros Get
 Douglas SIag Contract

The firm of McArthur Bros, has secured the slsg loading contract st Douglss and will begin operations at once. A 95-ton steam shovel has been ordered for the work. The slag is to be used by the Fl Paso & South- western as ballast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

Mrs c A Mcdonald end children arrived in Tom mbstone today from Bis- bea on visit with lsieuds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

The town of Ray, which wss de- stroyed bs fire may bs rebuilt in an- other location according to Cashier Wick. of the Gils vslley Bank q Trust company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-06-30

SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W Reddow to A Ferber
 QUIT CLAIM DEED E Hesse to R L G.hson, oil claim. in Lost Hill NJ D. 20 c Adsme to A NJ and c H
 Hrrst, Douglas prop ...... - G s Haigler 10 City of Bist.ee
 Bishee prop. op.......... VA \ wton to City of B;.bee
 Bisbee prop.
 WARRANTY DEED RW Taylor to J M Kelley,
 Douglas prop .......... 10 Ariz & Mex Rlty Co to G c Gray. Douglas prop ...... 375 ,. A,iz 4 Mex Rlty Co to J H Cooke. Douglas prop ... l75 -. E L Stewart to R W Byrn.,
 Douglas prop p... 10 |. T Sullivan to W V Griffith
 iapo ZuDO -. J Lopez to G H aud Anna
 H.rst 30 -, U 3 to T s Sullivan, land ..
 BILL cE SALE c c Currsn to H A K,mbalI live stock etc HOO . Delaney to City of Bisbee, Bisbee prop. P c G Arbuclle le to City of Bisbee. Bi-bee prop coco. " H Cooper to City of Bisbee bisbee prop -.-........ NJ Brophy and E B Macon
 to City of Bisbee, Bishee prop .-......
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON, March 25.-Ambassador Whitelaw Reid has been asked to eX- plain what he meant when he stated in the printed interview appearing on American papers. that political con ditions in Britain at the present time are similar to conditions existing in France previous to the revolution
 The interview which is republshed in the London and papers of the British Isles. has createdf considerable adverse comment to the distinguished
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
CRACKSMtN LOOT
 BANK AT BEREA
Spso,sl Nugget serv,es.

Spee,si Nugget Serv,es.
 CLEVELAND March 23-Crack-- men loorcd the Safety Deposit sXes and Bank of Brrea. last night and ro' away with lots of money. total amount not being known
 The bank and saf, deposit iustl,u ton h,ins located in the suburb of B"rra and th, robbery was not dis covered until this morning when th" bank officials arrived The earcks- men had covered up their tracks iu such a manner no clur [" those com mitting the deed can bc had
 The vault e th, bank als" tn, one leading into the Safe Deposit depar ment had been drilled and opened and considerable loo; obtained rom the bank Many of tho boxes had been opened and their contents more or less scattered over the floor Of the safe deposit department
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
EQUIPMENT FROM PANAMA
 WILL BE SHIPPED TO SEWARD

Fairbanks to q point on the Yukon river.
 General Marshal is also to include in his estimate q list of machinery that can he used to advantage from the equipment now in the Panama canal zone. the poperty of the government.
 After the general of the engineering corps has handed in his estimate Sec retary Fisher will send recommends tion to congress for the securing such equipment and supplies from the canal as will be necessary for the construc- ton of a government railroad to tap the coal fields of the North and Co open up the territory from tide water on the Pacific to point on the Yukon river via the Panama valley.
 ,,rtntaA ,lu 1re, 0t{ire
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
ABOUT THE MAILS.

The mail left this morning for Biui In charge of John Hegness. who re porte dhe did not expect to return to Nome with the next mail before Thursday noon owing to the heavy condition of tho trail.
 The mall which closes on Thursday is the last one to take out papers and bundles. after that there will be but one more mall to leave. that closes Monday. The last mall will take let . ters only
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
GOV. HAY WILL NOT
 CALL SPECIAL SESSION
Special Nugget Service

Special Nugget Service
 SEATTLE Wash. March 2o.--Ciov- ernor NJ. l.. Hay. gave out the lnfor- nation this morning he had decided not to call an extra session of the and arranging for a primary prefer ence law for the coming nomination Of president.
 Governor Hay states Il is uncalled for to put the state 10 the additional expense of calling an extra session of the legislature, for the people have made up their minds, and the date of the state convention already set and agreed upon by the various parties.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-26
AMBASSADOR REID
 ASKED TO EXPLAIN

American who up till tn. presru, mo mcnt has not made one slip. that ro fected upon his high office.
 That conditions should be similar ,n England today as they were Sst pre-. ious to the French revolution in that country places LOO ominous an out look on the times. and Ambassador Reid. has been sent note hy tho British officials to please explain his statement. or that alleged to have been made by him during an interview tol the American press