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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
From Mondays Daily.

Chas Senzoe,. immigration inspec- tor at Benson is business visitor in Tombstohe today.
 The Huachucs m ain line is broken near Charleston and Manager Gardner has . crew busy repairing the dsm. aged line.
 Mrs Cora Sneed and Miss Mildred Tate returned to Tucson this morns ing. They came over from the old Pueblo to spend the Fourth in Tomb stone with friends.
 County Attorney Gilmore was an outgoing p.sse nger for Phoenix today on official business
 Deputy Sheriff A w Howe returned home today from Phoenix where he went on official business. Howe says it sizzles up in Phoenix and was SO hot he was afraid to look at the them. ometer.
 Sam B Brsdner is again secretary of the Arizona livestock sanitary board. He was reelected at the reg ulsr meet ing of thej board, to succeed Miss Hawiey.
 SCbsrles Mccarthy left last evening for Douglas after spending She Fourth in Tombstone.
 Thomas Brandt left..for Bisbee on last eveaing's train after spending the Fourth in Tombstone with his parents and Tombstone friends.
 Col A L Grow was CD outgoing passenger to Fl Paso yesterday on business.
 Mrs Geo Rafferty returned to Bis. bed last evening, after celebrating the Fourth in Tom bstone
 John Brsvin returned yesterday to Bisbee. He came oyer from the big copper camp to spend the Fourth.
 Master Valentine Bravin left yess ,erdey for Los Angeles where he goes to join his father who is now in the Angel city.
 Chairman Gus Hickey and Super. visors Riggs and Rock were in session as board of equalization today to hear the protests of csttlemen and others on proposed raise of assess ments
 Deputy County Attorney Murry and Sheriff Wheeler left for Light today to conduct the preliminary of hea ing of Luther Price. The party including the prisoner left for Light in the county auto.
 W P Howle o' Bowie is 6 business vi:itor ID Tomb.tone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
rom Tuesdays Daily

Several mining deals are now wspeud' ing in Tombstone and vicinity, which will mean much for the old camp, if carried out.
 The E P X g " is installing a large ornamental station light at the local depot.
 Mrs T R Brandt went to Fsirbank today on s visit wit relatives
 There are no developments in the superior judge appointment for Co., chise ss yet. It is expected that Gov- ernor Hunt will make the appoint ment this week.
 Mark S!rsuse. the genial manager of the Tom bstone Billiard Parlors left for San Francisco today op brief business visit.
 Deputy Clerk of the Court Wilson and wife left today for Fl Psso on . vacation visit.
 The late legislature in e bill on county government, authorized the board Of supervisors to set aside $50 for every million dollar. of assessed valuation in the county. not to exceed fifteen hundred dollars. for county and state fair purposes.
 The board of supervisors left in the county car today for Douglas on a visit Of inspection of the county hos- pitsl.
 Deputy Chief of Police Hal Smith today received 6 wire that Jim Davis, . former night policeman d Tomb stone, had died in Hayden. Mir. Davis was we'll known in Tombstone and his many friends will be pained to hear of his untimely end. No par ticulsrs of the death were received.
 Albert DeSullers, we'll known news. paper man, now mining. with pros" poets Of vast treasures ahead, at Pat- sgonis, is 6 visitor in Tombstone to- day.
 Attorneys J $ Williams and Ed annigsn are in the city today from BIsbee on legal business.
 Joe Connors, of Who's Who in Ari" zona fit for Tucson today alter 6 vis- it in the only Tombstone in the in terests of his valuable edition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Wedding Ball
 at Gage Hall

Gage Hall Saturday evening was the scene of a gay dancing party. It was an invi.s ion affair given by Mir and Mrs V. Pistonetti in honor of the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary to Mir Louis Mono of B,sbee. There was large crowd presen. aud dane ing continued throughout the even- ing, the Accordeon Orchestra having been engaged for the occasion. At ll:0O the party repaired to the Miners Restaurant building, where a delicious fesst had been prepared, and was enjoyed by all. After dining dancing continued until l2 when all departed bestowing upon the happy bridal pair congratulations for long happy married life. The party left last evening for Bisbee where MT and Mrs Mono will reside.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Work On Who's
 Who Nears End

Joe Connor, the popular publisher of Who's W bo in Arizona is in Tomb srone today. Work on Who's Who in Arizona is progressing nicely. It is thought the book will be ready for delivery before the end of the month Although more than . year and . hall has been spent in preparing the work, the time seems to have been vel! spent. judging from the sample books which are being shown by the publisher.
 Joe Connors states that he is try- ing to make . clean sweep of the of. icial commercial and professional no'ables of the state. and he will come very near doing SC, ss he has about two weeks longer to work while the 100 pages yet to Dc printed are being put into type.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Tombstone Resident
 Sells Mining Claims

One of the largest mining deals made in this section for seme :;ms Was copsummsted Saturday at Doug- las when B Frank Murphy, acting for a party of Nashville Tenn, cspi- talisls, purchased from August Baron the wellknown mining man of Tomb stone, his Texas gronp of mines, sit- usted in the Huschuca mountains in this county. The consideration was Sl00, 600, ten per cent of which was paid ip c4sh and the balance due in Is monihs. The deal was made through Richardson X Psttee, who represented the purchasers.
 The Texas group of mines consists o! eight claims. About 1000 feet of work has already been done CD the the property. which consists of large depo.i, of copper and zinc. The purchasers will take imm ediste possession and the work of development will be pushed rapidly It is probable that shipments of ore will begin in the rear future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Mexican Troops
 Through U. s

Delayed p1pers from the City o' Mexico stste that the United States has granted permission to Mexico to send Mexican troops through United States territory to the state of Sonora to fght the constitution slists opera'- ing there, and that the government is only waiting to secure . safe place on the Sonora border to use ss the base 0! operations to send the troops tbere.
 General Luis Torres, former gov- ernor of sonora, left Mexico City yes.. 'erdsy morning for Vera Cruz, where he will embark aboard the boat of the Ward line that sails from that pot. Tc::c: las Sasa instructed io enter the Sonora territory from the United States and prepare place there for landing the troops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Wires Down
 Below Nogales

"No news. Wires down south of , Nogales on account of heavy rains Monday" was the report yesterday of the Constitutionalist iuDts in Doug las.
 Almost without exception, the Americans and foreigners in Sonora have reported excellent treatment snd consideration at the hat de of the copstituti nslists. Efforts are alec being made to 'ifsr protection and guarantees to the Mormons. who have suffered much through the pact three years of revolution.
 Reports received by prominent Motmons in tin. city slate that the Constitution slist leaders are doiog all ir their poser to give the necessary protection and that reports just re- ceived from the colonies in Chihus- hus, which have suffered the most, state that Gen. Vills, while in the colonies, made them feel more at ease than at sny time since the out break.
 While DO steps are being taken at the present time fer the immediate return of the settlers to their homes, it is estimated that, with the suc,ess Of the Copstitu;ionslists, large num- bers of the Mormon settlers will re- turn. with the feeling ths, they can again take up their pursuits as before the war."
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
From Wednesdays Daily

Judge Daniel Mcfarland is back in Tombstone again, having returned yesterday, after 2l weeks in sn Fl Psso sanitsrium, under treatment of | sn eye specialist. The judges eye. sight is reported ss slightly improved :. He was accompanied home by Col. A. L Grow
 Henry K Street and Judge Barnes of Fsirbank are ID the city day to sppesr before the Cochise board of equalization. Cochise is without e superior judge these days, Judge sutter's resignation having been accepted by Governor Hunt, but his successor has not been appointed as yet. The appointment however is expected now any time.
 John Ronche,ti and wife returned to Tombstone yesterday from Gleeson and will again take up their residence in Tombstone.
 Engineer Andy Strutbers and wife left for Patagonia today on . visit of . lew days.
 Henry Flynn was an outgoing pass seug' IT today for Kansas City on @ visit of 6 month or more with rels- tives.
 P B WsrneEros went to Tucson to- day on 6 brief business visit.
 Chas Jones, pioneer and we'll known Bisbe ite is visitor in the county seat.
 It will take s225, 900 to run school. of Cochise county next year, accord. ing to the estimate of School Superin tendent Hotcbkiss.
 Cattle Inspector Porter Mcdonald returned from Douglas today after 8 brief business visit.
 Supervisors Rock, Riggs and Hick- ey returned today from Douglas where they went on trip of investigation, having visited the county hospital. county road work. etc, and will visit the Fsirbsnk bridge work this aiter- noon to note progress on same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Mexican Flag
 Rumpus at Tucson

A Washington dispatch ssys;
 The federal authorities will require the local officers of Tucson b make proper apologies to the Mexican con sui, if that can be done without in- volving sn official recognition of the Huerts governm ment. in regard to the hauling down of the Mexican flag during the Fourth of July cell sbrstion.
 Alej.ndro D. Ainslie, de fscto con. sul of the Huer's government, ex- pected 6 reply Saturday from the Mexican am mbsssador at Washington relative to the taking down of the flag, Ainslie teleersphed Washing ion .; oooe.
 To Mayor E Huffman he sent 6 note asking that the Sffair be inves- tigated and the offenders brought tc justice.
 A protest by Mexican residents carrying four pages of signatures j. on Aipslie's desk.
 The flag wac not torn or desecrstet in any way. as thought Friday, bu' merely hsuled down and left hangin5 across . corner oi the Ivancvicl building, an American flag being TUT up in it's place. Ainslie has th' American flag.
 Mayor Huffman said Saturday af. ternoon that be had received no com munication from the etate depart
 ment relating to an spology.-CitizeI
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Will Operate
 Mammoth Mine

That the Mammoth mine puIchns- ed recently by Young brothers Of Courtlsnd. will stsrt operation Aug net l, i. stated in advices received Monday from Mammoth.
 Forty-fve men are to be put to work at fret 10 c'esn up the mine and put it in shape for deep mining. IL is etated that the new management inter ds to sink to 1900 feet. It i- planned to build mill st the prop- erty ss soon ss practicable. As soon as the mine is in shape for real de- veIopment, the force of m ners will be largely increased. The purchase price of the property, it was stated Monday was $500
 The mine is situated at Schultz about three miles from Mammoth The opening of the mine is expecte to result in rapid increase in DOT c ulation for Schultz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Judgeship Appointment
 Troublesome Problem

A Washington dispatch saYs.-
 The selection of 6 federal judge for Arizona is proving a troublesome problem for the president. The Ari zona delegation in congress would have liked to see the president send in sn appointment with the nomina- tions Of Weedin and Birdno, but this he failed to do.
 He did send in with these sppoiut- ments the nomination of Jeremiah Noterer to judge of the United States district court for the western district of Washington.
 This makes the third federal judge appointment by President Wilson. Judge Dooiing oi hoiiister wac r- gently appointed to be judge of the district court Of San Francisco, while Judge Bingham of New Hampshire was named circuit judge tor the fret judicial circuit. The Arizona iudgf is still unnamed
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Southwest Indian
 Missions Conference

The Southwest Indian Miesions Conference, an interdenominssiona al gathering of Christian workers, will be beld in Flagstaff Arizona, August 14th to 18th inclusive. 1913.
 The opening week will be occupied by Bible Study, with A c Gabelein oi New York and Rev W Leon Tucker of Los Angeles. California. ss teach. CTS. MT Gabelein is we'll known in many parts of the country, and MT Tucker has spoken frequently in : New York and other large cities in the Moody Bible iostitute of Chicago and ct various Conferences in Cali. fornia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS
UacaI!ed at the Tombstone pe:!oshce
 For the Past Week

The following is s iiet Of letters '. rnAining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postofhce for the week ending July ,. 1913. Acosts, Ahelino Bssse, Chonita Fenper, Dr J Petock, CIV
 Monatno Jesus When calling tor above letters, say advertised giving date of adver. ti cement. A fee of lc will be collect ed on each letter that is delivered.
 W. A. HAYWOOD, JR.
 PcstmasteY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
vandium Ore
 In C0chise Mts.

Nandium ore, rur ming $30o to s40O o the ton on 90 per cent of the sam pies sent away, has been found by Ed w Blair, one of the best known min ,rs Oi the Warren dist..ce. The find was made ;n Goid Guich, in the Doe Cabezss mountains near Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Grasshoppers Swarm
 Into City at Night

Grssshoppers and the little flying bugs which were seen here for the fret time few weeks ago swsrmed into the city last night at a late hour. At midnight the streets were covered with ths insects and every place that was illuminated was filled with them Great ciouds of the iueec lowered about the ct eet lsmps.-Globe Record
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Colonel Roosevelt
 Starts for Arizona

A New York dispatch ssys:-
 Colonel Roosevelt, accompanied by his sons, Quentin and Archie, left New York today for the west on 6 trip that will last six or eight weeks. They will pass most of the time in and around the Grand Canyon in Arizona. where the two young m' D will make horseback excursions into the surrounding country. Colonel Roosevelt plans to leave on his South American journey -abou. two weeks after his return from the west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Cattlemen Protest
 Against Raises

Among the cattlemen who ap. pesred be'ore the board of squaliza- tion today with reference to proposed raises On cattle assessments were W n F Nesle of the Four Bar Cattle Co.,. H Street of the Boquillas Go Ed F Echois of Dragoon, Wm Shillinss of Dos Cabezss, Dave Adams of Drsgoop, and John Riggs of Fl Dorado.
 onite Hrmhe: c! ss::!cmaS -:!i enter form al kicks before the board and the matter is receiving the earnest consideration of the board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Heat Record at Globe

old Sol, it appears. is smiling brightly. constantly and necessarily on the foothills of the Pinsl noun. toins fl the Globe Records weather condition is correctly given. Suns cay's heat is given ss follows:
 "Unoffic;al thermometers indoors yes,srdsy registered as high ss ll6 degrees and the mercury in street thermometers touched the l30 mark. The maximum temperature st the ice house was no degrees
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Child Bitten By
 Scorpon; Dies

Bitten by . scorpion. the two-yesr- old daughter of Joe Lopez died Sat- urday night at the Billy Cook ranch, forty miles from here in the moun- tains. The little one was with its parents, sho were employed at the ranch, when the deadly insect appear ed. The rensihs were brought to the undertaking pailors oi Moore & Me- Lellsn.-Gszette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Recent Arizona
 Postal Changes

The last Postal Guide put out by the depsrtn ent at Washington con tsins long corrected let Of the postal stations in A izonp, those which have been discontinued and those established. Thoss established in Coehise are: Mescal and Parker Canyon.
 Name changed: Langhorne, Pima county 10 Rillito
 Business discontinued at Iron Springs, Yavspsi county.
 Corrections: McAllister, instead of McAliste-, Seryoss instead of Ser. vass, Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Tucson Merchant
 FIees With $6,500

A Tucson dispatch says:-
 An automobile chase is in progress in the mouptains near here tonight between sheriffs and deputies sud J E CCthrell, . merchant. charged with raising check from 65 cents to s6,~ 5h0. The check was csshed at the Tucson bank and shortly afterward Cutbrell disappes red 10 the hill in e high power automobile. The check wac signed by R Power, one of the bank directors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Petitions to
 Abolish EmbarQo

Hundreds of cVp'es uf . petition, addressed to President Woodrow Will son, the senste and house of repre-. sentatives of the United States, will be circulating within the next few days in e,ery city along ihe Mexican border from San Diego. Calf to Brownsville, Texas. reque,tipg, that the embsrgo placed upon the expOr- ts ion of arms and ammunition into Mexico be abolished.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Arizona Militia May
 Lose Govt. Support

A Washington dispatch says:
 The Arizona militia will lo.e gos- ernment support unless it complies with the regulations, and will be claseed with South Caroline, whose governor says he doesn't want federal aid
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

The town council of Clifton will meet in the near future Co fix the tax rate for town purposes for the year 1913 and the funds realized will be expended for town purposes during the year 1914.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

The Coemopolitsn Magazine, Hesrsts Magazine and Good Housekeeping and the Los Angeles Examiner, de- livered to your home each day. All four publications for s5 cents month. Order from our agent, Frank Ysple of Tombstone, or address the LOS ANGELES EXAMINER, LOS AN. GELES, CAL.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
struments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED Mrs K Lesl to D Adams, Wilicox prop ,........ HOO '. LG Duncan to 0 R Mott, San Simon prop. ...... 500 |. W Ohnesorgen to D Adams, Benson prop ... 2C0 .. E Ardison to E Johnson, Douglas prop ........ I. .. sHEsIFF's CERTIFICATE OF SALE H o Wheeler to Klien-Nor- ton Co. Benson prop. ..... 39S 49
 REALTY MORTGAGES M Cordova to H Key nolds, Douglas prop ..... $50 ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Henderson Christian and Charlie to Brunswick Bake Col Co,prop. .. 600 .. c. o, and F Watson to R N French. horses -......... 300 ..
 ASSIGNMENT Of Mortgage. JD Marshall to A K woods, prop...... 5000 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE M Hsmpe tow W Holmes
 AGREEMENT For employment. A Hei- fern with Fsrragh ..-...
 TRUSTEES FEED JS Williams to s 0 High, Bisbee prop. ID ..
 Q. c. DEED W Kline to Leadvilie Town site Leasing & Min Go. Douglas prop .......... 10
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE C Wilson ct al to W Deck eyaw. Pisbee prop .....-.. 29O .. SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE W Deckeraw to c Wilson IA Busen bark to c E Bus. epback ct al -. ...... E Sutfon to c T McGlone ..
 WARRANTY DEED Aris < Mex Realty Go to A L Waldie, D uglss prop -. $50 .. MZ.ide to " s Dixon, Doug lae prop -.--...--. io '. l. Peschke to R F Smith Douglas prop ..-.--...--- 5oo .. CHCook to J W Angle, Wilicox prop -.....--.-.. =
 Q. C. DEED U Newell to M c High, Nsco prop ............ l5O ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE WI O'MaIley to American Type Founders Co, supplies 37s 02 CIV Allen to Bank of Lowell C8ttIc JM Decker to- Witte Iron Works Co, prop......... oo .. LPyeatt to Burlington Bug. Co, buggy. ..........- A-1 '0 Doug Inv Go to D c O'Neil Douglas prop -.----..-... IZo = Travis to D . Travis, land " -
 REALTY MORTGAGE JDFox to W Cowsn, Doug las prop ....,....'...-. SooV
 WARRANTY DEED N Horne to A Haven. Douglss prop p........-... o :.
 PATENT Usto A J wisberall. land.
 DEED a Bickpeil to W A Tucker, Lowell prop ..----....-. .
 sHERIFP's DEED HC Wheeler to B A Brother ton. min proo- svf .
 BILL OF SALE P GsIvez to ? Gslsez Jr mules .....-....-...-.s. INV
 REALTY MORTGAGE
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

INFORMATION WANTED Of Damien Lorraine, who left the county of Two Mountains. Province of c iebec Canada, about A2 years ago is aeked for by his nephew. Francis X Lenthier Cache Bay. Ontario. Canada hS
 WANTED-S Students in Gregg Shorthand. Seventy-fye cents les- son ii ciass of ten is secured. One dollar leescp for class of less than ten. MRS GERTRUDE JAY, Tomb tone. Reside nee, Allen St nesr End lCsLd. Ta.hartic, cure oseapaston forsv0 &A "o O e" 1rs<5~ su1nn6 WIT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

II E Dugsn to Bank of Douglas prop .... - 500 .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Prov Nut B & L Assn to F Bauer w H Jennings to P H Smith
 LEASE R II Mason to w T Simmons aud Senns. Bi.bee prop 50
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13

FOUND-Solid gold cuff button. Dragon pattern; diamond set. Apply at Jewelry Shop. YOU CAN SECURE THREE GREAT
 MAGAZINES
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-13
Treat Your Town
 in This Manner

Praise it.
 Improve it.
 Talk about 1t. Re nnh'ic spirited fake 6 home pride in 1t. Tell of its natural advantages Tell Of its business resources Don't call its best citizens frauds Induce others to trade in it. Help others who help you Don't say i,s on the bum Advertise in it's paper Consider above self.
 Booet it slways
 Don't knock
The state herald., 1913-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Raymond were in
Holyoke Wednesday on business. They
leave Thursday fora visit with relatives
in Lexington, Neb. They have been
residents of our county since the early
days of ITS settlement and have host
of friends in the county who regret
very much to see them leave but be-
lieve that they will return again some
of these times to again make their home
in the county for people who have lived
in our county as long as they have do
not take very kindly to a change of
home.
They cannot complain of the business
prosperity they have enjoyed in our
county. In about 25 years time they
have accumulated property which they
recently sold for s56O00 and they did
this through. .ssrming, stock raising and
increase in ue of land. Their sue
cess shows what can be done in Phillips
county by those who have mind to
take hold and make success.
The state herald., 1913-03-21
Obituary.

Nevada DAVIS was born in Appanoos,
county, Ia. Feb. l. 1863. and died Mar
II, 1918. at her home miles southwest
OF iiolyoke. Colo.
In 1888 she came to Washington cour
ty, Colo, and two years later was unit
ed in marriage to William Cofrey. Tc
this union were born four children, three
girls and one boy. all Of whom with the
bercaved husband survive her.
Besides these she has left four sisters
10 mourn her loss. Mrs. Pleasant Rea
gar. Gary, Colo, Mrs. Amanda Sheeley
Longmont. Colo, Mas. Sarah Bulzbath
Durango, Colo. Mrs. Mary A. Rawlings
Des Moincs. Iowa.
She became n member OF the Royal
Ncighbor Lodge in 1904.
She with her husband and children
had lived several years In our county
and had many friends among her ac-
quaintances. She was kind nnd Low
ing companion and mother.
The funeral was held on Monday Mt
the Methodist church. the Royal Neigh
bors attending in body and the liturgy
Of that order being read at the service.
The state herald., 1913-03-21
Chronic Stomach Trouble
Cured.

There is nothing more discouraginp
than chronic disorder OF the stomach.
It is not surprising that many suffer
for years with such an ailment when a
permanent cure is within their roael,
and may be had for a trifci about
one year ngo. says p. II. Beck, OF
Wakelce. Mich, Il bought paekag Q
Of Chnmberlain's Tablets and since Us.
ing them have felt perfectly well. |
had previously used any number Of dif-
forent medicines, but nonc Of them
were Of any lasting benefit, For sale
by BigiBrick Drug Store.