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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Says No Statehood
 Before March 1st

A sell known republican, who
 stands close to the administration iu
 Phoenix who arrived here last evening
 from there, in conversation with a
 number of Tombstone citizens IS authority for the statement th,' there
 will not be anything doing in the s,stehofd d proposition before the first of March st the earliest.
 The csnvassing board vii not com plete their work before the first Of February so that there will be no chance [ the President being notified before tue fret week or middle of Feb. ruary. He further .tates that il is the general impression around Pnoe- nix that 1t will be the first of March or even later before the statehood reclamation will be issued by Presi- G nt Taft.
 should such prove to be the case ii will be disappointment to the office,s ected In COchise county who have been expecting to take hold of tbe,r offices on the ir-t of February and | will leave them but ten months of term of nIhce until they will have to sIther be reelected or turn over the jffce to successor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
All Work Suspended
 on Territorial Highway

All work on the territorial highway has been suspended. Notice to that ,ii-ct vas received at Tucson iron, Territorial Engineer Grand by Grit. f,h and Pschec", who have the con- tract for that stretch O the road be- tween Tucson ard Florence, and the uncnmpleted part oi U e link between Tues D and D1ug.ss.
 The reason gwen t. the engineer for tie -u- u-Peusion ot he wrIk was the !4.l.ra af some Oi the counties Q turn 'n their u-sc,. m lis t- :. 6 territorial road 'p:d Tire COW .io. gre efTect- d hy the contracts of Griffith ard P-rheo P!rA, P'ma aad Cochisn. r. :s --c -:s:-lc sat C:t.CT U! tl.ca; counties #as among those shich re- iused to contribute further to the fund, bC; the trouble is understood to lie with those counties which saw no immediate c'u=tructiOn going on. Graham has s:esdfsstly declined to trcome party to the territorial road ! building enterprise, making 1t neces- sary st one time to mske tho super. vi=ors of that county defspdsn.s in & 1 maudsmus proceeding.
 There will te no resumption oi road building until after legislation under | statehood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
From Fridays Daily

@ 'et " ! \ Gaines of tho rsy. !, payers ass 'ciatio", was 40 outg tug ! psssenger for Bisbee today.
 Charles Bowman arrived yesterday from Phoen'x on matters before the court, and renewing scquaintancship with his many ifieLds m Tomb.toDe.
 Judge Fred Sutter and Dr Blpd-Oe were n Tombstone t,dty enroute 10 Bisbee after several days hunt hlopg ts e river. The dis nguished hunters made their trip ,o camping points in , BI ck aud report .n enjoyable uut. 'nr.
 Co W J Youar Jr, 6. A Y,urg and \ c McBriGe of 'ourtiard left hi- a'ternoon ior Tucson jn Colonel | Touug'- large touriag car. I ci trip rom C,nrr.and here Was made m T. minutes, and barring un;or-ecn acci- dents, 10 trouble nIll be h d in reach iug Tucson within d iew hour-run. A prev oas rlu wa- made from Phoenls to Tombstone in nine hours. ! Big dance tonigh, at Gage Hall.
 The furniture Of Judge D L Gun ninghsm is being packed for shipment to Phoenix where the judge will bs located as supreme j dge under th, -tate administration John Gleeson and Si Bryant, tw' oi the Cldes: pioueers Of Turqpoi-l district are in Tombstone :oday ol
 court tusiress.
 Mrs P B WsrneIrcs arrived ye-ter ! day from Los Angeles On a visit s:tl P friends.
 Col II Martin oi Tucson, vas
 Tombstone visitor yesterday on cour tuslnes..
 Mrs Sarah S1rin is in the city c business before the court.
 As5e-sor-plec' Fl Hugte- and Je
 Dslglish returned last evening iror
 Bi-tee where they accompanied Ge3I. HuE1es, wEu Wa- taken tn Il" CciT-
 . .eeu hu-r.tai on .ccnuL' oi a.. ,c- , dental injury from shot gun discharg e sn account Of which appeared in the h columns yesterday. Tie patient q reported doing nicely aud Sill regs
 he use ci hls iimb.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Yuma Women Organize
 to Fight for Suffrage

The long deferred fight for woman F suffrage in Ar zona wss launched in Yuna Saturday afternoon. at the home of Mrs George c Rockwood !, when the initial meeting was held and plans made for the rerfe ction of SD an organization whose work should be the putting On foot of 6 fight for womsn's right to vote in the new state o! Arizona.
 There wss present st the meeting, a dozen women, all residents 0! Yuma and they had a hear; -to-heart talk over the matter of insugurating a campaign for women'= suffrage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
U. 5. Commissioners
 Go Out of Commission

Acc jrding to the Associated Press the U $ Commissioners in Arizona will so out oi commission when we are admitted to statehood, at least that i. what the news bureau says the com missioner Of the general land o!- fee has decided so far ss New Mexico is concerned. The dispatch says:
 Another dilemma msrsing the transition from a territory to @ state wac revealed when the six federal land offices in New Mexico were notified ty the commissioner of the general land office that ;he term Of the United States commissioners expired with the isuance of the statehood prccls- nation and that all matters st,ested since Saturday are void"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 TEReST CONDENSED.

At Ray, William R.tterhouse wss held up and robbed of BIS.
 Alter attending 6 funeral at Ray, sixteen Spsnisrds raced their hired hJrses to Kelvin one day isst week. Five were arrested.
 Harold Bell Wright the we'll known novelist, will return to Prescott next summer and put the flushing touches on s new book.
 Miss R Evape, sn English lady who is winteripc at Prescott, has started work on & movement which, if suc- cessfui, will end ID the establishment of q national health reserve in north ern Arizona. Her plan has been worked out in elaborate detail. From Phoenix comes the report Of the finding 0: demeuted man who was trying to swim in the sand.
 Sheep raisers in the vicinity Flagstsff are informed of proposed Increase in grazing charges for the National reserves and are reported as protesting strongly.
 Because the Victoria Mining com- psny is said to have 5000 in unpaid bills, the court of Tucson has refused to extend its s200,C00 option op a placer property near Gresterville.
 Indications are that the building os 6 station will start very econ bv the E P & 5 " at Tucson.
 A csve-in in the Miami mIpe lest Saturday the cause of which has not yet been ascertsined, resulted iii the killing Of Sam May and Nick Vucke- vich.
 W c Hsnso- fell into the shaft O, the Mitchell mine on Jack K.btit fiat. He fell fifty feet into the snnp and wac rescued alive.
 While driving along the road from Phoenix to Glendale. Mrs Edward Flock and her six-year-old son, had A narrow escape from death when their automobile left the road and slid down steep bank and into the can- al.
 Six indictments were returned L. the Globe grsnd jury last week sgsinst the leaders of the recent riot in Hay- den and also seven John Doe ipdict ments. All were plsced on the secre, | file and warrants issued. but it i, stated all the leaders have fled from | Hayden and srrests are unlikely.
 The Tucson Rife association is ar- for & shoot to be held during she Elks' convention, March 2I and s9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
CourtIand is
 Rapidly Improving

Col W Young, accompanied by bic trother, c K Young. Superintendent Mcbride and others connected with the Great Western Vining Company Of Courtlsnd, were in the city today on s short visit. Col Young states that Courtland is improving. that hii company has been sdting number of men to the list of em- ployees. and that increased shipments of ore will be made 10 the smeliers at Douglas, Tne train service from Douglas has beeL increased to three mes s week, instead f twise, ss hs. been done for the past year. Besides the wIr- being done on the Great Western property, he stats that ! others are again doing development, work on their various no!dIpgs. He i looks for the camp to return to its former prosperous condition within
 the next few months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE COURT

E.tat. SecundInO NOntanez; orier Maria de J,su- NJlasco Ce Secundino Montanez, sdmrE.
 Estate James Cox; order appointing J r Cumniing-, admr
 Estate Martin Costello; order con nn'ug hearing petition oi John GleesCn for removal of Mary M Cos- tcllo, as executrix, 10 Jan p, 1912 st l D m.
 DISTRICT CoUPT
 S,i. x, Gi q CosteIlo, exccutrix V Pay ala, debt.
 S.it Nc 649i WS Finnicon vs Proviience Cop Co Action for deht in : III o' Sjlj. DISTRICT COURT Suit No 5i9S. Bouey .H Hart ys Mora B Hart; divorce.
 Sli, No 649j. W Harrison vs the Southern Pacific Co; damages in sum of$ia GOO.
 Suit No sGi9G Pearl Broxu ys Chas Broan, divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Former Tombstoner
 Meets With Accident

The C0cOnino Sun has the follow ing regarding An accident tha. befell John Garrett, formerly of Tombstone. snd no~ resident If Flagstaff:-
 John Garrett, not being use to the intricate parts of the machine known among mechanics as a pick, seriously injured he fCot Monday while in specting the work oi tearing up water pipes near his house. The pick struck him a vicious blow on the left foot. cutting a deep gash which necessi- iAtes prop under one corner while walking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21

= The attention of the district court was taken up today. the larger por- tion of the time in the trial of the case of Charles Bowman vs P B Wsrnekros, and iuvolvee the question of commission of sl0,C02 in con. nection with the sale of some stock of the Great Western Copper Company.
 Since the case has been filed, there have been 6 number of motions, de- murers and etc. filed, which have sll been argued and disposed of and the case went to trIsl today on its merits. The cause of the plaintiff is being looked after by Col. Pickett while the interests of the defendant are being attended to by Mrs Sorip Of Tucson.
 A number of prominent citizens of the county have been called az wit. nesses among whom aye the following: John Gleeson of Gleeson, Si Bryant. " Young and c K Young Of the Great Western Copper Company, Sups " G Mcbride and Douglas Gray
 Since the first of the year there have been filed in the district court eight actions for divorce, ell from Bisbee and Douglas.
 In the case of the Norton Morgan Com mercisl Go vs the Michizons De- velopment Co, which wac tried yes- terdsy in the district court, judg-
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Tucson After National
 Guard Rifle Meet

Ass step toward securing io: 1,c- son the annual national guard rliie contests ot national guardsmen from Washington, Oregon. Nevada Califor. nis, Arizona and New Mexico, held under the auspices of the United Ststes war department at a cost O! about SlOO.000 annual expenditure the Tucson Rifle club. with the CO., operation of the chamber oi com merce committee are hard after it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Sues for Damages
 in Sum of $45,OOO

James Harrison, through his attor- neys Richardson and Doan, bs. brought suit in the district court against the Southern Pacific company for damages in the sum Of sl5 ,OOO al- legged to be due for injuries sustained sy being thrown from s freight train near San Simon during the latter part Of last November.
 The complaint alleges he paid the brakeman SI to let him rice iron. Deming to Benson. When near San simon he was ordered from the train and violence used to eject him. eau. ing him to bresk his arm. and become otherwise injured, therefore seeking damages in the sum of $45 ,0O0,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Victim of Cutting
 AHray is Recovering

Edward Hartley. wbo wss seriously stabbed in the left lung by MeIicsns at the Meyser. Bloomencrarz camp nesr Content on c few weeks ago, has sufficiently recovered SC to be able 10 return to work at that camp. He was confined in the hospital at Tue son for 6 number of weeks. and for 8 while his life wss di.psred of The Mexicans who were charged with the cutting are nov held in the county jsil here, to await the action of the next grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
We'll Known Rancher
 Meets With Accident

An unfortunate accident occurred last evening near Contenton when George Hughes, yell known in Tomb stone, wss seriously wounded by ti . accidental discharge ofs shot gun he was was holding ahile riding on the eest of wagon, the charge making a deep wound in the feshy part of his right leg and part Of the .ho. grazing bis he d.
 Hughe. and two compiniJns. Chas Brown ands dsFloyd smith, were enroute 10 oil claims in the Whetstones dis trict, on which they were to do some work. Enroute. Hughes, who was watching for rabbits, was carrying the shot gun between his leg-. the stock resting on the iootboard Of the wagon when suddenly the gun slipp d and the hammer bit upon a projection discha'ging the gun. The charg tore 8 deep flesh wound on his leg barely missing the large artery whil, the shot grszed the side Of his fac, and tore away part Of his hat brim The escape from death was miracu lous.
 The wounded man bore his suffer iugs heroically and was brought [, Tombstone, his wounds dressed |! Dr Hughsrt and this morning des patched to the Copper Queen hos pita for further csre and nursing. It il though. the injured limb will be saved from srpputation and will be restored to normal use.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage licenses were issued the past few dsys:-
 Francisco Martinez to wed Francis ca Herrers, both of Tombstone.
 John Berring to wed Mary Oswslf. both of Bisbee.
 D E Sampson to wed Kathr:ne Call Ian both of Bisbee.
 Eladis c Gonzales to wed Domingo Montje, both Of Bisboe.
 Thomas DePrisst of Don Louis to wed Viola Owens of St David.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Goes After Insane
 Man at Bowie

A telegram was received at the -ber. Iff's office today from Constable Will Hams at Bowie asking that an officer be sent there to take charge of an in. sane man who was in custody a, that place. Deputy Sheriff Swain left on the evening train for that point and will return with him tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Overlook Stops for
 Visit at Capital

A Washington dispatch say.:-
 United States Marshal Overlook. of Arz na, who has been with prisoners transfeEred from the prison at Flor cree to the PenItent sry at Atlanta. Ga, Leo Fried dm.n, E Curtis and Jcbn Moore are here for two days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Two Special
 Soldier Trains

A militsry special made up of two full rains and composed oi the Sey. enth Infantry on their way from the Philippine islands to Fort Lesven- worth, ksnsss. passed through Ben. son Mondsy. This regiment has served in the Philippines two years and four months and left the islands oD the 10th day oi December. The regiment is very much reduced 1T. oumber on account of deaths and transfers 10 other srms of the service
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Mexican Cattle
 Cross Line

About 500 head Of cattle were in spected and passed across ,he Mexi- can line at the Douglas custom hou e last week. They were inspected by Dr H M Hart. the United States cat tie inspector, and inspected again at the custom house and duty lad upon them, f"e cattle are being shipped to New::MeIico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21

At Globe, 6 man by the name of Casey is confined in the county jail and will be examined in regard to his ssoity. He laid down in front of passing teams and refused to allow them to psss.
 A progressive democratic club is soon to be organized st Miami by the leading democrats of the district. The purpose of the orgsnizsticn at this time is ssid to be to work for the nominaiion of Champ Clark for the next president of the United S:ate-
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Better Rates Now
 On Phoenix Products

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 The interstate commerce commits sion today decided ip the case of the Msricops County Commercial club against the Ssnta Fe and Phoenix. and other roads that advanced rates on barley. bran and wheat from PbOe- nix to various other points in Arizons that advances are unreasonable. Re- ductions from five to seven cents per hundred pounds were ordered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Will Reappoint
 Old Officials

A Washington dispatch ssy-;-
 It has been practically decided that all federal officisi. now in office iu Arizona will be reappointed Cove n. or Sloan, it is likely, will be appointed United States district Judge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Form Thursdays Daily

Lyman II Have. the attorney oi Wilcox. arrived last t aniug and will locate hare having opeu> d his offices in the Abstract TI'le, In.prance Co huiiding, where he will | be at hone hereafter to friends and | ,lients. Attorney Francis Hartman of Tue son is in the city on court business There will be social dance a Gage Hall tomorrow night. beg ming inn mediately after the entertainment at the Congregational church, about 6 O lock.
 W M Ormiston Of Los Angeles Nss ia the city yesterday.
 W H Godl Vt, Of St Joseph, Michi. gan, W C Kpcher of Los Angeles, NJ K Msrl lard. of Lo- Angeles and Ed ,ard F. Hite were among the knights of the grip in Tomb,tone yesterday.
 IA Morgan of the Norton Nor gnn compauy at WillcoK Is a iomt stone visitor this afternoon. coming ;ug in hi. large touring car. Attorney Benshimol Of Douglas was in the city today on cour, business.
 Jldge W D MonmonIeT Of Pearce, Is county seat visitor today sAskiLg lands with o!d-time Tombstone friends.
 Robert Arbosn Of Bisbee, who is al
 resent hell in the county jail for ,I
 aggravated assault alleged to nav, teen committed on hi= "A lie ID Biste few weeks since. now finds him5el he defendant in ID action brought b. is wife for dise:ce.
 Mrs Lemmous Of Pesrce is count at visitor today.
 Iu the interest of the application Tor the appain'ment of mine super int a9trt, Chsrle. Hansen spent yes ,ert. !" B.-t.o.
 Bizhee is now free of scarletin'
 rhe last of the ca.ea of this dis.as has been stamped cut by City Healt | Officer Hunt the house fumigated an the qusrint,ne raised.
 An entertainment that will ents
 tain at the Congregational churc tomOrrow evening.
 Or Schell returned to Tucson todd
 ,fter successful professional visit
 Tombstone.
 . Chief Brayin left today for Phoeni D having in charge, H Woods, sentence , to one year at Florence cn charge : embezzlement.
 H Franklin and wife oi Philade phis. who have been visiting here f several seeks, left this m rning f Los Angeles. having had an erinyat
 stay at the only Tombstone
 Attorney 0 Gibson Of the GitsC
 Abstract company, says that yeste
 day he distracted title to piece Cochise county's valuable real e-tst wherein the ownership had been our individuals, three of them hl1
 ing heen divorced and cue hachel
 Adding 10 the fac, that i; Wss bacl e.or Nho wls atstracting the title the property, it goes without sayir that it is very seldom Uberein or piece of property i- altogether he and hsndlej by divorced persons ar bachelors only.
 The Brens cattle ranch near Tu, SOD, vas purchased by Robert H Ca lett, of Clifton, for about S30.0t0. 'eopit l'-ius west UT IIesc"tt et icyeG three-days' skating carniv, last week. oD ice which covered lsk there to a depth of three inche. This is the fret tine that ice skate have teen in demsrd for years.
 Dell NJ Potter ol Clifton, i. in Wash ington to attend the federal sid con yention in the interest of good road. I.J II Jack of Bisbee and Fran Douglas of Douglas were Tombston visitors today, coming over from Big bee ir MT Jacks Rec touring car They departed this afternoon for visit 10 Pesrce and Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21
Doings in the
 District Court
MONDAY

Cont resumed today after s brief recess and the lollowing bushes trans. acted -
 HenDessy ys Wood dismissed on motion Of plsintif
 Ter vs Woods. embez1lement: order vAcsting continuance granted; plea oi not guilty withdrawn on motion of Attorney Gilmore. repr senting At torney Hays, defendants counsel, snd plea O. guilty entered. Sentenced to serve one year in the peni,entisry at Florence.
 Ter ys Sapscrsig, assault with in- tent to commit rope, on motion of defendant continuance vacated and plea of not guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty entered Sentenced to 50 days in the county isil.
 Huntsmsn V. Joss; judgment for plaintiff
 NfpNFsD.Y
 The following business was trans acted in curt today
 McAlister vs c L Wiite. two cases dismissed.
 " K Hears, V. B NJ Patterson, sr appeal from justice court, continued for term.
 W Stone vs Caliiornis and Para. disc Mining Go, for debt, continued for term.
 Henry Hsmbu vs William T Fox Ter 10 quiet title, minute entry mad of withdrawal Of D L Cunningham ss counsel for defendant and name o Nm Clesry substituted.
 Norton Morgan Co vs Moss. ct al demurrer overuled.
 Treasurer vs Gustav Lelevier, bacl taxes, judgment for plaintiff.
 Treasurer vs Louis Jusrez, bsc taxes. judgment for plaintiff.
 Treasurer vs W A Thurston, bsc taxes, settled ont of court.
 Wight vs Branch, continued io term.
 Provident Mutual B I L Assn , W Wallace, administrator, etal. judgment for plaintiff.
 Proyident Nut B X L Asst. vs Ss. ah Hughes ct al, judgment for plain tiff.
 The case Of the Norton Morga Commercial Go VI Mass, ct arising out of an old deal involyiu old Leadvllle Mining company proI erty at Courtlsnd was on trial th afternoon.
 The bond for the appearance Willis Wood at the next term of tf district court arrived thie mornip but it was too late as Wood yesterds withdre~ his plea oi not guilty ar entered one of guilty and vas sente D cd to serve sne year. He was taken Florence this mornipg Wood d not regret the step he took and sa II would be all over that much quick
 PRID:"
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21

At Hunt, the stable of wv Sher- wood was burned last week and fine span of driving horses owned by NJ shusty were burned to death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-01-21

Willie Weimer. one of the Douglas high school pupils, while practising ball, fell and sustained a broken wrist.
Evening journal., 1912-06-21
Summer Aids to Beauty
CEstber IN Household Helps }

Face powder helps that shiny
look only few minutes. and then,
when rubbed off, woman's appear
ance is worse than ever 4 true
complexion beautiher is made by dis
solving an original package Of maya
tone in a half pint witch hazel. Gent
ly rub this lotion over face, neck and
arms every morning II holds all
day long. and your complexion soon
is clear. smooth, satiny and free
from blemish
"short-sleeved waists sometimes
prove embarrassing TO woman
never troubled with superhuous hair
on her face. Delatone will remove
wild hairs Just mix powdered della
tone with enough water TO cover the
hairs; apply. and after two or three
minutes rub of wash the skin and
the hairs will be gone
"A great advantage Of dry sham
poo Is that one is not compelled TO
devote hours to drying the hair. The
best shampoo powder is a mixture OF
four ounces Of orris root and an
original package of therox Sprinkle
a little on the head. brush through
the hair. and II removes dust oil and
dandruff, leaving the scalp clean,
cool and refreshed. and the hair
light fluffy and lustrous.
ITO make thin, short eyelashes
grow in long. thick and silky with a
beautiful curl apply plain pyroxin
TO The lash roots with thumb and
forehnger daily Rubbing pyroxln
on straggly eyebrows will make
them long and silky
Evening journal., 1912-06-21
Grangers in Social Session

After the business meeting at West
Brandywine Grange, at Talleyville, last
evening, the unmarried members of the
grange entertained the married members.
The program was as follows: Music by
the Dawson orchestra; chorus OF
" Smiles, by a chorus OF young people;
dialogue, "What is Legal Tenderi' by
George Cleaver. lr., and Leroy Pierce
mandolin solo, Ernest Smith; recitation,
d. d. Talley; readings Miss Biedermon,
Harry Meek vocal solo. Miss Helen Me
Elroy dialogue, "The Mendicant,'
Sophia" Miss Hanna Passmore; MAR
ian.n Alice Ryan; Laura Miss Mary
Passmore; Aunt Phoebe Miss Hannah
Ryan: chorus. "Anchored;" dialogue, "A
Lawyers Advice" by Ernest Smith and
Leroy Pierce; piano duet Misses Alice
and Hannah Ryan; recitation, Edward
Ryan; reading, Albert Simon; rose
march and drill in which the participants
carried parlands Of crimson rambler
roses, by Misses Mary Passmore, Bessie