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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
In the County of cochise, State Of
 Arizona May Steele, Plaintiff,
WiIllam steele. pefendant.

William Steele, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said county oi Cochise, in the office of the clerk oi said Superior Court.
 The State of Arizona, Sends Greeting:
 To William Steele,
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Su, periOr Court of the State of Arizona, in aud for the County of Cochise, and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusiye of the day of seryice) after the service on you of this summons (if served within the county: otherwise within thirty days) or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the Seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona: in and for the County of Co. chise. this r day of July ih the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun dred and twelve.
 J. E. JAMES.
 Clerk. By c. S. WILSON, Deputy Clerk.
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voLuNTARY TRIRUTE.

"Why do you insist on giving that man twice as much as he asked for his vegetables2-
 'Because," said Mir. Whimmer. q have tried gardening myself. and when man has managed to get past cutwcrms. drought and ali the rest Of the perils and actually produces a head Of cabbage and a bunch of beets, want 10 do something to show my respect for him. Washington Star.
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IN THE Matter os the Estate of Mar tin Finnerty, Deceased.
 NOTICE is hereby given by the un5 dersigned, Owen F.. Murphy and Will liam Fsbey, executors of the last VIII and testament of Martin Finnerty, de- ceased, 10 the creditors Of and all per sons having claims against. said de ceased, to exhibit them, with the nee essary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this mo- tiee, to Owen E. Murphy, one of the said executors. at his office in the Court House at Tombstone, Cool. SC County, State of Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business Of said estate in the County of Cocbise. Arizona.
 Dated May 23. 1912.
 OWEN E. MURPHY,
 WILLIAM FAHEY,
 Executors Of the last will and Tes- tament of Martin Finnerty, deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

By c. S. WILSON, Deputy Clerk.
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ANTED-To buy second hand fur niture and household goods.
 Brooks Cooper Furniture O.,
 I'ythian Castle, O. k. St 52
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2WANTED-To pay the highest
 cash prices for your house hold goods. Everything bought
 sold and exchanged. Easy | terms. Standard Furn Co,
 Allen Block. 475
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'lR THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE COUNTY OF coCHISE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA

ilH IE iOON Y UT COG1iSE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA IN TIE NATTER OF THE GUARD lANSHIP OF Mary Suttey Eva Sut- tev, Frank Suttey. Rosia Suttey, Amy Suttey & Freda Suttey,
 Minors Notice of Application for Letters of
 Guardianship.
 NOTICE is hereby given that Frank W. GoodhOdy has filed with the clerk O. this court a petition praying for Letters of Guardianship of the per sons and estates of the above named Minors, and that Saturday, August ?rd, 1912, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., of said day, at the courtroom Of said Court, at the court house in the city Of Tombstone, county of Cochise. has Eegn appointed the time and place fer the hearing of said petition, when and where any person interested in said matter may appear and show cause, if any they may have, why the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
 J. F. JAMES,
 Clerk of the Superior Court Dated July 22, 1912.
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Legal Advertisements. IN THE JUSTICE COURT,
 PRECINCT NO. TWO,
 COUNTY OF COCpISE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA Before M. C. High, Justice of the Peace, in and for said Precinct
 h Said County & State.
 SUMMONS L. A. Brown, Plaintin,
 VS W. r. Glenn Defendant ACTION brought in the Justice Court of Precinct No. Two, in and for the County of COchise, in the State Of Arizona
 IN THE Name of the State of Ari- zona.
 To W F. Glenn, Defendant. GREET ING:
 YOU are Hereby Summoned and required 90 appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court, ot Precinct No. Two, in and for the County Of Cochise, in the State of Arizona, and answer 10 the Com plaint filed in sad Justice Court, at Bisbee. in said County. within five days exclusive of the day Of service after the service upon you of this Summons, if served within this Pre- cinct. but if served without this Pre- cincf, but within the County, ton days; if served out Of the County, fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days. Or Judgment by default will be Tend- cred against you.
 Given under ny hand at Risbee, Ariz., this sth day of July. A. D. 1912.
 NJ. c. HIGH. Justice Of the Peace of said Precinct
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-03-15

chair. The house was quite disorder1y,
but held them down pretty we'll. Mr..
Isham Evans. of West Point. was here
and was mainly Instrumental in the pas.
sage of the six amendments adopted by
the house to the Kyle bill. He Is a
worker sure enough.
We had the pleasure of having with
us this week Mrs. Brame, wife of our
worthy colleague, Hon. Thomas Branne.
We had expected Ia have had Mrs.
Brame with us all of the session for ]
felt sure she would have enjoyed the
winter in the Capitol, and would have
added to the pleasure Of sll Of us, as
she is lady of rare accomplishments.
We were deprived of this pleasure by
the Illness of her daughter Mr.. Brafne
is deservedly popular in the house, and
his friends were very much pleased to
meet his good lady and many encomiunis
were passed upon her by them She
went to Oakley to see her son. Ellis, his
good wife and little Bilbo, and tells us
that they will move to Parchnan, as
Ellis has better position there, and
has a promise of speedy promotion. !
hope he will not Re disappointed, as he
is deserving young man.
The stenographer who typed OIL my
letter last week, gave all the credit Of
several things that | had given Tom
Brame credit for to Gov. Brewer. Il
hope that my readers will re-rcad my
letters and where the governor is cred.
tied with introducing bill you viii
read it Tom Brarle. He has made fine
member and is entitled to all the credit
that have given him.
We are trying to adjourn by Satur.
day, and as it is demonstrations to
pass an appropriation act. within five
days of adjournment we have resorted
to the practice of not adjourning the /
house but taking a recess from day to
day, and have the journal show that the |
five days have not expired when we ad-
journ. So today is still Saturday though |
the calendar says it is Monday.
BIG BUD.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-03-15

1t coming to the attention of the
board that the watering troughs in the
city of Macon for which the county pays
is inaccessible on account of mud holes,
it was ordered that the board of alder
men be notified to repair same or pay
would be stopped.
e. E. Dantzler was allowed to with
draw petition for release from double
assessment,
Petition of Supt. Of Ed'n., was re-
ceived and ordered filed. -.
Contract for building bridge on Wade
road was let to Showers & Guy at $210.
j r Jackson, salary and postage 92 90
e E Dantzier, add'l assts, etc :. % 40
L f Holberg, supplies. ..... 8 rs
Minor Trimble, watering trough rs 90
] c Flora, building bridget. 49,. SO 00
w L Sherrod, moving drift. -. z 90
A I Dent, salary as atty. ....... 16 66
John Stages, 2 rods. ........... 2 65
j P Hunter, road machine. !. .160 90
The following reports, .communica-
tions, petitions, etc. were received and
ordered filed: E. F. Dantzler, report of
visiting Jail, convict camp etc.. J. r.
Jackson, Supt. Ed'n., w. E. Mauldin,
convict oyerseer; opinion Of attorney
general as to tax matters; Claude R.
Horne, as to culverts; H. E. Mickling.
communication; E. S. Gambler, as to
good roads; Peterson Bros, as to pau
per; Edgar A. Fordton as to civil en-
gint er; Thos ]. Glover and Glover Trip
lett, road reports.
Following accounts, petitions, ETC.,
were continued: L. L. Cole, ct al. pc
Lition against issuance of road bonds;
Canton Culvert Co., S345 for culverts.
Following petitions for refund of poll
tax were rejected: s. T. Clark, J. F.
Chas. Williams, T. J. Reed.
William Russell.
Continued last page
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1912-03-15
Board Of Supervisors.
MARCH TERM.

MAhCH EhM.
Board met in regular session. AL
members present, also clerk and sheriff.
The board purchased from the Beach
Mfg. Co.. car load of galvanized iron
tiling. Purchase price was $2,203.48.
The following accounts, petitions,
etc., were rejected:
Geo. L. Crymes, $3.50 for building
bridge.
]. y Prince & Co., $6.37 for cement
and solution for vat.
For release from double the assess
ment, and for release from poll tax:
]. M. Gaines, Cunningham, Tate & Co.,
P. C. Norwood, A. c. Aust, Mrs. A. ].
Archer, G. B. McCuen. j. G. Ivy. Jr.,
T. Q. Hambrick, M. L. Jamison. b.,
Underwood, Cato Irby, J. B. Wyatt.
The petitions of w. A. Cheatham. ct
al, for working road and R. ]. Gade
for loan was continued until next meet
ing of the board.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
FeW Wagers
On WOLgast-
RiUerS Battle
Especial TO The Evening worli.)

Los ANGELES. July 3.-Betting on the
wolgast- Rivers Tight Is still rather light.
as the odds still favor tho champion at
6 to 10 and 1 to q 1t Is believed Rivers's
supporters are waiting for the bunch
from San Francisco to arrive to-day.
100 by the steamer Yale ana 200 by spe-
cial train tomorrow. to loosen up the
cash. The Mexican's friends consider
the Northern fight fans such admirers
OF the champion that they VIII give
almost any odds, and they figure that
to clean mp their ancient enemies from
the Bay and to get better odds than
offered by Wolsast's friends here. will
be killing two birds with one stone.
Wolgast should be no better than 7 to
10, and that 3 to 10 would be about right
There is little betting on the number Of
rounds,
Both men practically completed their
hard work Monday, In fact, Wolgast
eased up perceptibly. boxing only three
rounds with Hobo Dougherty and do
ing but SIX miles on the road. Hester-
day he did no boxing at all, and only
light road work and gymnasium eNer-
clses. To-day he Is resting.
Rivers did nearly his fun routine OF
work. hut slowed down In his boxing,
The evening world., 1912-07-03
klebes-Chapple
Race Io-Nioht

Fresh from triumphs over the best men
In Philadelphia. Harry Klebas comes 70
the Stadium Motordrome at Irrigation
Beach tonight to wrest the Eastern rae
Ing laurels from Arthur Chappie, the IA.
defeated New York sensation, in a
three-heat match motorcycle race.
In the professional events Charlie
Davis. Ferdie MERCER. Johnny Cox and
BAly Wray VIII have hard battle, while
the amateur event will be between
Johnny Constant. the champion, and
Daredevil Mike Costello.
Tomorrow afternoon and night the
first holiday bill OF the season will be
handled with the amateur championship
and the elimination professional match
race in the afternoon. Chapple will lock
bars with Speedy Vanderberry of Phlla-
delpha in the star race OF the nights
show.
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Wagner Lucky
10 Go Limit
with C0ul0n

Johnny Coulon. the bantamwe,eb.
champion. had the easiest kind of +.
time defeating Joe Wagner, the ramc
little Italian bantamweight In a ten.
round bout at the St. Nihcolas A. c.
SHOW coulon was entirely too fast and
clever for Wagner and as a result land
ed so often with his snappy blows that
II was a wonder Wagner went the limit.
In only two rounds did Wagner max.
any Kind OF a showing. these rounds
being the second and eighth, when he
managed to got over some heavy left
and right swings to Coulon's face and
Jaw. which Jared him for q few Sec
onds at a time.
In the other eight sessions Coulon
waded into Wagner and drove hi.
punches SO fast into his face and stom.
ach that Joe was in distress several
times. the bell coming to his rescue. In
the tenth and last round Coulon went
after Wagner with the hope Of putting
him away. and although he scored with
heavy blows. Wagner fought ba ok hard
and succeeded IN lasting the round out.
The evening world., 1912-07-03

poled q deadly blow into the left field
stand with two on bases. It was a
pretty homo run. but. mind you. in this
day OF reactionary and close figuring
We are not claiming It as a record.
Speaking OF long walIops. George
Wiltse claims to have found the solution
OF tho strange fact that moro home
runs are being hit this year than ever
before.
'Tt's amply because ws don't get any
thing for It," says Hooks. Tn the old
days when home run brought In a pair
Of shoes. a one-cylinder suit Of clothes,
n box Of insulated cigars. . pound OF
candy. a chunk OF cheese and q dozen
pairs OF socks there was much anxiety
on the part of batters. They were al
ways trying to hit the ball into the
right field stand and their anxiety got
the best OF them. Now that they have
nothing to worry about they are hitting
the ball harder. As for myself. ! never
was worried about the matter. don't
hit the circuit wallops nowadays SIM
ply because there is nothing in It. III
do 1t some day In 4 pinch Just by way
OF exhibition"
The Giants were very nuch Interested In the
performance Of George Pierce. the pitcher with
two days ago Some Of them who follow the
dope pretty closely say that Pierre was not scored
on Tor fory.eight innings. While a Giant Pierce
had everything but control and he evidently has
got a big slice Of that now. The chances are
that he will get another chance In the big
league.
Hickory Dickson. the man who pitched for the
Braves Yesterday. wac a nlcnbor VI the New York
team during tho season Of 1910. lie was a great
fayorite wth his ttammatc' and notwithstandn g
the fast that he Recessed Just before the end
Of the season they all VOTED 10 give him q share
Of the prize money from the post.seas,n series
With the ,iishisnde~.
Some writer has figured out that but for the
hpaks N the luck the Giants would Ne no better
tAan seventh place in the present race. Taking
ad,nntag. of luck /, one Of the most i'm port III
departments of the pastime, lie might Just as
web have said that but for the breaks IN the luck
.he boston Draves would he leading the League
The evening world., 1912-07-03
6 ENTRIES So FAR
FOR MOTOR BOAT
RACES SATURDAY
Championship of Lower Bay
at , Stake in Battle for
Atlantic Trophy.

Six entries have been received so far
by the regatta committee of the At
lantlc Yacht Club for the first of the
series of three races to decide the motor
boat championship of the lower bay.
Two races for the costly Atlantic
Trophy, emblematic Of the title, will be
decided on Saturday. At II O'Clock in
the morning there will be a contest for
displacement craft. and at noon the
hydroplanes will be sent over the
course. In the afternoon the displace-
mont boats will start at o'clock and
the hydropianes one hDir later.
The boats that already have entered
for the displacement races are Gunfire
Jr.. the property OF w. J. Barnard,
Columbia Yacht Club; Wee Peter Pan,
which belongs to q. T.. Vigouroux,
Huguenot Yacht Club. and Vita, the
property OF Paula II. Blackton, St.
Augustine Power Boat Club. In the
hydroplane class Mrs. Paula H. Black
ton has entered Vita Jr.. Tiny Tad is
entered by Dr.. II. z. Watt. New York
Motor Boat Club and Muir Maid will be
raced by her owner. Pierre A. Preal.
Red Bank Motor Boat Club. As there
VIII be no regatta for sail craft on the
lower bay next Saturday, the motor
boat races will occupy the full attention
OF Gravesenl Bay Corinthians.
Tomorrow there will be plenty of
FUN at the Atlantic Yacht Club. In the
morning there will be a regatta off Sea
Gate under the auspices OF tho Benson
hurst Yacht Club. In the afternoon
there will be reception and at night
there will be a concert by the ThIr.
teenth Regiment Band. fireworks and a
venetian Carnival In which all the cIuhs
on Gravesend Bay will be represented.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
B0mbardier Wells to Box
Tom Kennedy on lulu Is
OHNc IN AND FLYNN
WON'T HIT IN CllNCHES.

LAS VEGAS. N. NJ. July SACK
johnson and Jim Flynn. who'll meet
mere tomorrow In a ring battle for
the heavyweight championship. have
agreed there shall be no hitting In
the cIinches and that they must take
care or themselves in the break
Always, Referee Smith will break
them In event OF an infract ton of
tne mold and hit rule Tho two
giadiators and the referee held a
iong conference. during which time
they discussed the rules that will
govern the fight. Everything went
along without any expression OF IN
feeling. '
The evening world., 1912-07-03
BIC i'm VAUGHN
LIKELY TO FACE
OLD TEAMMATES
Five Games in Three Days for
Hilltops at Washington
Double Header To-Day.
Especial To The Evening World,

WASHINGTON, ID. G., July 3.-Grlf-
fth's Senators tackle the haples5 High
landers here to-day in double header
and Walter Johnson, the Kansas cy-
clone, has been saved for the first game.
Washington. since Its return from the
West, where everything was swept be-
fore 1t. has been forced to play the
league leaders. Philadelphia and Bos-
ton. and out Of the last sixteen games
but six have been won, 90 II is with a
sigh OF relief that Old Fox Griffith
watched the WORLDS champs pull out OF
town last night.
I'VE will get some easy picking now,
boys" he remarked to his players in
the clubhouse after yesterdays game.
New York will be with us for five
games In three days, and don't pro-
pose to lose a stride game"
The chances are that biz Jim Vaughn,
former Highlander Will pitch the Sec
opd game to-day against his old team.
mates. Vaughn has only worked once
since Joining Griff's forces aud Is anx-
ious to 20 In the box.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
YOUNG SAYL0R
REFUSED TO MEET
MATTY BALDWIN
Indianapolis Boxer Declared
He Was Too III to Box
at Boston Club.
Special to The Evenins world.)

BOSTON, July 3.-Young Saylor. tn
Indianapolis lightweight. was the caus
OF LOO fans being disappointed at tn
Pilgrim A. 4. by not meeting Matt
Baldwin In the festure bout, as he ha
agreed. lie was all right when h
weighed in during the afternoon. r
when he went to the clubhouse in
evening he refused to box, cfafmingeN
was sick. n
The club physician examined him
said that there was nothing the ma
with him. but stlll Saylor refused to.
In the ring. lie
AS an excuse for Saylor not going
against Baldwin. J. Mack, his mana,
said his man was sick with malaria "a
unable to box. I,
The two prellminries that were stag
were full OF action. Johnny Gala.
and frankie Mack boxed a IA st eigL
round draw. Joe Nelson OF Lawreu
stopped Jerry Gaines In four rounds.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
Fight Returns mt BnIl Game,

Thern he game played on the Hilton to
morrow despite the fact that the Highlanders are
away from home The Lincoln Giants OF tbs city
and thu Royal Giants OF Brooklyn. who recently
hNnhei from successful tnp through III. West
aud SOUTH aN the clubs WHOM cross bats there
II is likdy that the ROYAL battery will bc Ship
aad Webster. Cseione Joe Williams and Home
Run Pettus will work for the New Yorken. Play
VIII be called a. $50 y, NJ. and returns of the
johnson Flynn fight will he posted round by round
The evening world., 1912-07-03
If Rube Marquard Wins
He'll Haze Best Record
In History of the Game
A NEW MINOR LEAGUE
PLAYER WITH HlllTOPS.

WASHINGTON. July 3.-when the
New York American Ball Club
reached here for their series with
the Senators. starting to-day. they
had with them a new shortstop.
Leo ODowd. purchased yesterday
from the Brockton club OF the New
England League. The new man
may be used at second base. as the
Highlanders are badly on for q
player for that position. Hal
Chase during the season In Boston
covered the middle station. but was
very much out OF place there.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
international AIR Race Entries.

KANSAS CITY. No.. July 3.-San
Francisco. Denver. st, Louis, Kansas
city Akron. o.. and possibly indiana
polls and Nashville will have entries I'm
the American elimination contest for the
International balloon race for the James
Gordon Bennett Cup to start In Kansas
City July q. st. Louis will enter four
balloons and Kansas City two.
The evening world., 1912-07-03

cutting out the rough stun and conf,n-
Ing himself to fancy stunts, in which
ne was very spectacular lie boxed six
light rounds yesterday. did little gym
work ana took run along the beach.
Io-day he also Is resting. He weighs
lSJ pounds almost to the notch,
The evening world., 1912-07-03

st. Marks Lyoeum team Of shtepshead BAY,
with a record Of fourteen victories (having vet 10
meet defeat this stason) will cross bats with the
Cherry Lanes tomorrow on the home grounds at
S5sepshesi Bay race course. Batter and Williams.
the star pony battery" will be In the points for
ST. Marh. Game will he called ct $50
The evening world., 1912-07-03
Teddy Murphy Shaded.

NORTH ADAMS. Mas. July 3.-Ths ",
Rip O'Brien Of this city got a draw with "a
kins Of Philadelphia in the first. while 70
Jimmy Quinton. another local boy, had a 81
on TEDDY Murphy OF Boston IN the second.
The evening world., 1912-07-03

An excellent holiday attraction Is scheiuIel for
sub,,, ban uvai, Sixteenth and Grawsend srrnucs,
Prookyn. for july I, when tho suburbsns and
H,ooklyn Edisnns clash in the first game ~
sar,es 10 determins the cham ionship OF Brook,
iyn. 10th these clubs are plssing fast hall md
are sppart ntly evenly matchsa. and a close game
IA certain. inner or Sheridan will pitch for the
Tdisons wmle TONES or Ecchen will be IN the
~, For thu kublrbans.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
Melody Draws with Martin.

MANCHESTER N. H.. July 3.--Honey Mel,
iody Of Boston appeared in place Of Kid FYem,
ing Of oldtown, Ne. in the main bout with Terry
Martin in Mechanics' Hall and scored an even
ass~d that no decision should DO given II both
boxers we're on their feet
The evening world., 1912-07-03
Lauxhrey VIM Over Cx Smith.

PROVIDENCE. July 3,-Frank Loughrey u
Philadelphia landed the decision over Cyclone
fifteen rounds at the Marievile 4. c, Ioushrey
earned the majority u rounds by hard. clean
through the ropes. At The end Of the last round
smith was all but in"
The evening world., 1912-07-03

Harry Tracey. the crack fsatherweight Of Phila.
delphia, last night at the Eleventh Ward Demo.
test from Joe Reynolds. Tracey knocked his oD.
ponent down in the firs, two rounds. Tom Nc.
Arhe Of the Garden A. G. was spectator and
Garden.
The evening world., 1912-07-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results of Yesterday's Games.
Jersey City. Q; Newark, 4.
Toronto, b; Rochsstsi, !. Second game.
Proyidsnee. II. Baltimore. b
Buffalo. q: Montreal. 4
The evening world., 1912-07-03

meet Billy Gibson to-day at Madison Square Gar.
den to arrange a date for q match between Trem.
BILE and Pal Moon.
The evening world., 1912-07-03

Owing to the fact that Jimmy Clabby. who
could not get into condition in time for his pro
rosed en.round bout with Mike g ibbons At Bnf
intended TO bring off the battle will not hold a
show. Knockout Brown and Jimmy Duffy. thu
Buffalo lightweight will meet in ten-round bout
in that city tonight.