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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Arizona Will Stand
 0ne-third ofExpense

It will cos. s75,000 to build 6 bridge across the Colorado river at Yuma, Tut there is little prospect that the national government will put up more than third of that sum Cslifornis and Arizona will have to come across with the other $5e coo,
 Thi. is the information conveyed to Governor Hunt in s letter from Con- gressman Carl Hayden.
 The reclamation service had the ee- timate made and recommended that the bridge be built with concrete picrs and steel girders. Such a bridge six teen feet wide would cost s75 900.
 In the same letter Congressman Hayden slated that there would be no difficulty in getting through con- gress a bill sppropriating s65 ,OOU for bridges across the Gils and San,Csrlos rivers, on the San Carlos Indian res- ervation. These bridges are to be .ix miles apart and the government will probably bull the connecting link of road. As the bridges and road are to be on a reservation, the government will stsnd the entire expense of con- truction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Contraband Chinks
 May be in Tombstone

A number Of contraband Chiusmen are ssid to have crossed the line and headed this way last week. Several of the smuggled chinks are believed by the immigration officials to he in hiding in Tombstone and a strict lockout is being had.
 It is reported 8 tsnd of Chinese crossed the lire near Nsco, and their presen. wher sbouts is 6 mystery sl- though several of them are believed 10 5e in ths vicinity. The Chiusmen bad been badly treated by the rebels and in some instances suffered at the hands of some Mexican residents in Sonora towns. They are claimed to have decided on seeking refuge in the U. s., and take chances on escaping U. s. officials. Their pilgrimsges were made at nigh, and thus far have eluded the officers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Claims That He
 Was SwindIed

W Mervyn of Phoenix. through his attorney, NJ J Dougherty, has fled suit in the superior cout against Q Clsmens, clai ming damages in the sum of sl0.o 900. MT Mervyn bsses his claim in the purchase of large tract O. desert lanl which Mir Clemens. he says, represented to him was ceiling at and sas worth sI0 per acre He alleges that Clemens and several whom he had engaged to as- sist took Mervyn to see certain lands and asked prices from alleged prob- able accomplices, making such -pre- sentations that Mervyn, wss 6 strsn- ger to the country, believed that Clemens was acting in good faith and was thus induced to invest his money paying from four to five times what the land xss then selling at Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Arrested On Charge
 Of Abduction

Jose Cruz, Mexican section ls- borer. was given an examination be fore Inspector-In-Charee Burnett, of he immigration station nt Tucson, on charge Of bringing a Mexican girl into this untry from Mexico.
 Evidence was introduced to prove tha, Cruz bought the girl, then only II years of age. from her mother, paying stipulated price ir Mexican money 'or her, or common law wife That was three years ago in Lower California The girl is now nesrl, thirteen years of age. They were raced then to Guaymas and theuce across the International line.
 Cruz was arrested by Immigration Inspector HarD of Nogales, ct Gala bssss and taken to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs Ed Summer6eld ents rtsined . number of her friends at dancing last Friday evening at her home. Deli- cious refreshments were served and ell report . good time.
 Mir and Mrs Victor Pistonetti and family returned last evening from Bis- bee, where they spent the Xmss holi- dave with relatives.
 Dr H R Hitchins, the we'll known dentist srrived yesterday and opened ofiices at the Vickers place near the depot.
 The engine on the Tombstone Ben. son branch Of the EP & S w became 'stalled" this morning owing to in- terpsl steam troubles and the train wss delayed several bours. Another eognine wss sent frtm m Douglas and traffic resumed.
 FN Wolcott today received car load of rock salt from the mines of Ksnsas. A sample piece weighing about half c ton is on display iu front of the store.
 Wm Goar is over from Bisbee to look sfter his mining interests in the Dragons.
 John Rooney, the popular deputy sheriff of Lowell is in the city or official business and being greeted by many old Tom bstone friends. The City Band will give . New Yesr's dance at Gage Hall tomorrow night. The entire hand will bo in at tendance and tombstone dancers car trip the light fantastic the old yea out and the new yesr in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Cochise Girl Wins
 University Prize

Mise Alica Larson of Pesrce, has been awarded the Pbil.o Sherman Bennett prize Of s20 st the University of Arizona. The prize was increased to the sum of s25 by friends of the University. According to the state ment 0. the warders, Mics Lawson wac given the prize on account of char scier and future promise of service.
 The Philo Sherman Bennett prize was established at the University in 1908 at the instance of Mrs Wm Jen nipgs Bryan. The sum of S5C0 wac placed with the University and the income from this amount was to be given each year to some deserving young woman as sn aid in obtaining sn education.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Chain Made
 Many Speeches

Eugene " Chain has bsen credit ed with doing more work during the late campaign thsn any other presi dential candidate or any other speak CT.
 He begsn e preliminary campaign Jsnuary 5. 1912 and when he quit in Tucson the night before the election, he had during the year. travelled 36,- 300 miles, in 30 states, making S75 speeches. That is about the best cam. psign record ever made.
 MT Chain has made report of his work in a letter to the national cbair- man of the Prohibition party she wing bis mileage ahd speeches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Reproduce San
 Xavier Mission

Reproduce the San Xavier Mission ss Arizons's building at the Panama
 Psc 6c exposition in San Francisco. That is the suggestion being dis cussed by those interested in 6 dis tinctive exhibit for the state at the greatest international exposition ever heid-tbe first great exposition of the west.
 Nowhere in the state Of Arizona can there be found 6 building which has the architectural beauty, the tra. ditions and tbe fame of the San Xs- vier mission. It would provide 6 home for the exhibit of this state which would be supe ls.ively sppro- prate and distinctive, it is asserted. A reproduction sf the mission, it is believed, would be superior ss an at- traction to the exposition and as su advertisement to the state oyer any ordinary design which would be with. out associations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Cochise Appointments
 For New Year

The Msricopa county board Of cup ervisors have appointed the justices ofthe peace and constables for the new redistricted precincts. Pima county has also made her sppoint- ments. The Cochise board of super. sisors will meet On Thursday, Jsnu :. ary 2nd for the purpose of considering appointments slso. The decision in the Cochise injunction case will not be had until Jan 3rd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Arizona Has $1O0,
 100000 of Land

c B Wood. in the Gazette, says that when the state comes into full possession of its public lands, it will own approximately F 900, 900 acres, some 9.00D. 00 acres being set aside for educational purposes, and sdds:-
 'This great acreage is possibly worth st the present date Sl00,O0O.- 00o Some nay think th's is an over-estimstion but if you will stoI to consider the future development o Arizona, you will agree that I an within the mark"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Complaints on
 Fuel Transportation

Formsl complaint s:king that the railroads be ordered to publish req sonable rates on crude and refined oil from eastern to Arizona points. and that the rates in effect from Call fornis be lowered to . reasonable basic, vas forwarded Friday by the Arizons Corporation commission to the interstate commission.
 Numerous informal complaints re- S:.4:ss the rates CD !ue! o;!. d;ssil!s;s kerosene ard gasoline have been made to the Corporation Com mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
New Nickel Will Be
 h Circulation Soon

The newly designed nickel which was announced . few days ago will be in circulation by the first Of February. according to an announcement of the plaos made by the treasury depart. ment. s-cre ary MacVeagh has ac- cepte1 sbs new design and within . few days orders will be given the mints to start work producing the new five cent piece.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Cochise Licenses
 Reach $42,OO0

The sheriff's office turned in s42, 2,625 Co the county treasurer during the year 1912 for licenses. according to the report of Sheriff Wheeler. filed with che board. This item, outside of tax. e, is one oi the largest sources of rev. eoue to the county and the present year sbovs . good increase over that of last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Fears Many
 Persistent Enemies

An uni ruDate resident of Lowell was brought in today ard placed in the county jail for hearing before the lun .cy commission and examined as to his sanity The prisoner fears pursuit from imaginary enemies and is in constant dread that one of the fsucied enemies turks in every mock ready to bounce upon him. His hear ing will be had tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
News of the State in Condensed Form

gar A Brown for Coconino county eo. jog Democratic. Brown is the csDdi date for the pnstmastership and is receiving atIe support from the D m :. ocrats.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
BLUE PRINT

BLUE PRINT Send your tracings and maps to the Phoenix Blue Print Company The only commercial blue printers in
 Che State of Arizona. Brown snd black line work . specially Large vacuum frames, electric ms-
 chimes We also carry complete line of draw. ing msssrisls end surveying
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
RECORDS OF
 cOCHISE COUNTY
struments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF B
 MINIsG D ED
 WARRANTY DEED R Perrin to J J Bsrnhart Douglas prop ......... IOo Douglas Inv Go to NJ Robana Dougiss prop ............ l50O LB& E Duean to Windsor, Douglas prop. 100 .. w M Riggs to A Shaw, land. l0.~ U s to A Shaw, land ...... Riggs to Fl Dorado Dist No l6. land. ...... 10.
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE o Bohannon to Nat Cash Reg Go, register ..-...... 100 :.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGES State Nut B & L Assn to L B Dugan
 ASSIGNMENT Oi Mortgage. CV Slaughter to Antonovch ....... POO DIS to Curran, land ..... U to H NJ McArthur. land Q. c. DEED H Norton ct al to G L
 Moore, Wilcox prop -. 50 = DEED Doug Inv Go to NJ Calsn- | CT, Douglas prop. .......... 752 :. WARRANTY DEED l E Perrin 70 R Perrin, San | Ygnscio del Babacomari | Grant .--...-....... lU M I Lomsssers to V NJ Grim. | sley. land d-............... 5OO G H Dowell to H E Dueap, 1 Douglas prop. ...... ....., 10 .. BILL OF SALE D DSyer to E Mckinney, | live stock .-.-..-.-. 5OVu | cHArTEL MORTGAGE E Mckinney to D P DwysS live stock .........>C 5000 ..
 ? E.AokreAeE CeCurran 10 Swan. land. 800 .. and J Calisher to State
 Nut < L Assn. Douglas Y prop. .......... s(C0 . i SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Stat Nut B & Assn to CHI lowell .-............. H staliing to W H Frazier U s to Page ....... WARRANTY DEED JsH Page to Greene Cattle
 Co, land. .............. 520 Mrs A Block to J Kim, Douglas prop ....... 5000 .. 0 NJ McKesn to W Holmes, Courtland prop ......... l.. R E MORTGAGE V Locknar to ] Paxton, Dougis- prop -....-.. -. SIS . c c Ward to Word Doug lac prop ...-.......... 95s .. B Gersbsch to s c Barker, Wilcox prop ...-... 1900 Kline to A K Block, Doug. las prop ...' 5000
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE E R Gesler to G Grsvoe, we'll oriiier ..........--... 53l 34 l. Psscoe to J Treu. Bisbee prop -.-'.:-.r.--.-....
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Fidelity Assn to yic- tor Lockpsr ..-. Kline to Block .... Oldham to W Howe, Bis Dee prop. p.---.-..-.- lO
 PossEssoRY RIGHT Carter, homestead .
 REALTY MORTGAGE Speed to D Darling, Douglas prop 1000
 cHATTFL MORTGAGE [ c RaWls .o Burroughs Ad- ding Machine Co, machine
 N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
COASTING PARTIES
Cold Weather and Heavy Snow A.
lords Much Pleasure for Young
People in District.

Plenty Of the beautiful snow"
brings happiness 10 the youngsters.
but this season not only the lad OF
tender years is happy. but also his
older brother and sistt. Sleds OF
almost every description have been
brought into use and the steep grades
In every part OF the county. both city
and country districts. are being turned
into cOasting tracks While the
younger lads and their sisters are en-
Joying the good Old.fashioned sport.
the older brothers and sisters are taxi.
ing advantage Of the time and sleigh.
ing and shedding parties are pImer.
Gus.
Long sleighing parties. hot suppers
and dancing seem 10 be the fashion
and II D. predicted that with "a con
tinudncc OF The beautiful snow" many
other such parties will follow The
roads IN The country are iu good con
diti"n and mo- trouble Is experienced
in sliding over the white crust. Con
ditions were improved by the exceed.
ingly cold weather yesterday and tho
night before. and Vita tire "follow-up"
snow 81 last night conditions were
made much better
All that g. lacking 10 make an old
fashioned winter. AZ least for few
days. Is several days Of severe cold
weather and frozen streams. and then
skating will follow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
"CASCARETS" THE
BEST LAXATIVE
Thoroughly cIeanses Your Liver and
Bowels While You sleep.

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
ach or bowels: how much your head
aches. how miserable and uncomfort-
able you are from constipation. indl
gestion. biliousness and sluggish In
testines-you always get the desired
results with Cascarets. and quickly.
too.
Don't let your stomach. liver and
bowels make you miserable. Take
Cascarets tonight: put an end TO the
headache. biliousness. dizziness. nerv-
BUSINESS. sick. sour. gassy stomach.
backache and all other distress I;
cleanse your inside organs Of all the
bile. gases and constipated matter
which is producing the misery.
A 10-cent box means health. happi.
ness and a clear head for months. No
more days of gloom and distress II
you will take Cascaret now and
then. All druggists sell Cascarets.
Don't forget the children-their little
insides need a good, gentle cleansing.
too.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
MEN ARE HELD
FOR GRAND JURY
MARTINS FERRY MEN ACCUSED
OF RioIlNo HAVE PREliM-
lNARY HEARING.
Ia Belle Bog Factory Strike in Mill
Town Cause Of interesting
Legal Battle.

Squire ong. OF Martins Ferry. held
the following named persons to await
tho action OF tho next grand Jury
under $500 bond. being charged with
melting riot several days ago: Frank
carpenter. Howard Mcfarland. Robert
Cecil. Charles Meek and Harrison
Morgan. Morgan. Mcfarland and Ce-
ell were also held under 5000 bond on
u charge or assaulting Harry sox.
The case In one OF tho most inter
esting and exciting that has ever been
brought out IN the ohio mill town. and
IL 10 the result OF a strike that IN now
on nj the La Belle Box Factory. II Is
claimed that Sox was assaulted by
tho men named above. and probably
by others whose names are not known
because OF his determination to work
at the factory during the strike. The
evidence brought out Ut the prelimi-
nary hearing yesterday was not pro-
ductive OF much good. so far as the
State is concerned and they were held
Tor further investigation by the Bel
mont county grand jury.
The assault il alleged to have beer
committed several days ago on Broad
way street. but at that time, only q
small portion OF the evidence was sub
mittec. The State was represented By
Attorneys Pratt and D-ennen and At.
! torney BRADSHAW. OF this city, repre-
, sented the defendants. Bond was fur.
nished by each of the defendants and
! they were released. II IS understood
that the Commercial Association OF
Martins Ferry will assist the Stat,
in bringing the case to the higher
: cour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
AUTO CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS ELECT.
Ed ron ENSUING YEAR.
Important Change 10 Made IN constitut.
lon OF Ohio valley Auto Club
Last Evening.

Important changes In the constitution
o. the ONO valley Auto club and the
election or officers and directors for tn,,
ensuing year were features OF tho an
orEaniIutiOn. held last evening ia the
bOnru ~ trade rooms. with more than
a quorum present President \. e.. Rtllcl
called the session to order at O'Clock.
The secretary aud treasurer. Both To-
ports were interesting anu showed thu
"ua!rs Of the club u De ia excellent
condition
Ihr following Officers were elected
Tor the Lcxt year; President. \. q. StlfeI.
hrtt Vice. p9ts ldeut, \. \. Wheat. sec
oHd Nlcc-pTe~idcnt. 4, y. Mestmeyer,
treasurer. ~. l.. fckhart; ana secretary,
were teI,ctcd. ~. :. sands. W. *. cox.
Arthur lau-halu-. j. a.. I.tucy. S., OtIJ
sChcnk ANA \. ". Ioc.
Consultation Amended.
The constitution was Huleua~d 80 that
"a membership to- tn" onto valley Auto
cluo includes Iucmb. TshIp la The West
/ virginia state AutOmubI.e .AssOcla tlun
anu Nue American Automobile H~soct-
Ion to the American NotoTiSt. the of
nCial publication o. tue hitter Orgaul-
aation he member mp dues OF tine
lOC-l Club were increased fTom So to e..
because OF The addlt ouIl CONCESSIONS.
IL Mas dccl ded that me benefits to h,
derived from a. urtnorrShip ia the state
anu national alSrOC4d lions more than
Justiucs the small increase Ia dues.
II WAs also decided 10 hold - series OF
meetings dHr-H E the summer months At
which addresses III b- delivered IT,
prom in-ut automobile manufactures
and Ctub men. Tor educational puI poses.
hc Hrst OF these meetings viii be held
IucSc-y even NIX, April ;. and "a special
meeting OF the board OF directors wal
uv held TUESDAY evening February Is
To- iaNke arrangements Tor the session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
CREDIT RATING
system to Be Insusursted by Busi.
ness Mems Association Soon to
Be Ready for Compilation.

Secretary William Schwertferer. Of
the Business Mems association. yes.
terday announced that the system Of
credit rating to be installed by ;ba
association viii soon be- ready for
compilation. as the rating blank
winch were sent out several weeks
aEo To the business houses are nov.
coming In rapidly The blanks VIII
hrst be carded and then arranged al
phabetically before being published
in booklet form.
The compilation OF the system will
represent much work and will re.
quire several days. or perhaps weeks.
The book will contain tho name adj.
dress and rating ~ over 5000 and
perhaps nearly 10000 persons in this
city and vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
KICKED ON FACE
Driver at Big Run Coal Mine Sus-
tains Painful Injuries
Wednesday

George Milhalke. aged 40 years. n
driver employed at the Biz Run Coal
Mine south Of ShaGyside was serious
~ injured yesterday morning by being
kicked by a mule.
He was attending the mule at tho
mine. when the animal baked and
Milhalke tried every means known to
drivers. to make the animal move. He
stepped behind the beast, which then
moved with such rapidity that Mil
make was caught square on the point
OF the chin and hurled about twenty
feet. Both jaws were broken and sew
eral front teeth are missing. The in
jured man was picked up by fellow
workmen and removed to bunk
house. DR.. Warren. OF Key, was called
and attended the injured man. lie
was removed to the Martins Ferry
hospital and an operation performed.
u was stated al the hospital last eve
ming that the operation was a SUCCESS
and that the man would probably =
cover.
Call at the Mutual Savings Bank ana
secure "A Parcels Post Map Free. fe4w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
POLICE COURT
Young Man Charged With Disturbing
Court Placed On Probation
Other Cases

In police court yesterday morning.
Homer Dryden. arrested on the charge
of disturbing court proceedings Tues.
day morning. when the Judge was Ice.
turing women from the red light"
district. was the first case called The
onender said he was % years old. had
father and mother and one sister.
and begged for mercy The court
called his attention to The fact that he
had already been before the court on
the charge % drunkenness aud az tho
way ne was treating his parents and
me example he was showing his sis
yer he asked 10 be allowed 20 take
the oath 70 abstain from taking any
intoxicating drinks for period OF
one year. which vas granted lie vas
released on probation with the under
standing that he would be compelled
70 report every second evening for a
year
John Iavick % Blaine. O.. and Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
ON BRIDGE
w. L. Z. FREIoHT TRAIN HANos
OVER RIVER.
North wheeling Bridge was Scene OF
Exciting Accident
Tuesday.

What might have been serious wreck
occurred ON the Terminal bridge Tues
Martins Ferry end OF the bridge and
four cars narrowly missed going over
the side. II tok the wreck train. which
was called at once the better part OF
the night getting the cars back on the
tracks and clearing up enough to per
NIT the trains to resume yesterday
morning. The Cleveland passenger train
that reaches here at eleNen-ten J.. IN.
was compelled 20 unload all the passeng-
ers at Martins Ferry and send them to
thie city by street car while the train
was backed on the siding there and held
until yesterday morning. when IL was
brought to- this city and gotten ready
Tor the return trip In short order With
the exception OF this train traffic was
were in for the day and none started
again until morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
MANY RESPONSES
Being Received From Invitations 70
Lincoln Day Banquet and Insure
Large Attendance.

Judging fro mthe number 81 &c.
ceptances of the Invitation Of the
Business Mems association 20 attend
the annual Lincoln day dinner already
received. the affair will be tho Iarg-
"st attended In the history OF the
association. and accordingly elaborate
arrangements are being made for the
entertainment ~ an unusually large
number ~ guests
Features 81 the program include
the singing 81 old.time songs bv the
members and friends present. and
several musical selections. Cotton"
Huseman and Jack Abbott will sing.
ana several others will appear on the
program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Mertz OF MOunsville. were each fined
s. and costs or 30 days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06

Call at the Mutual Savings Bank and
secure "A Parcels Post Map Free. fe4w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-02-06
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