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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

it's grant selections, applying to select for the State of Arizona the following described tracts of land. to-wit: List No. 12. Serial No. 021653. for School of Mines:
 In Tp l5 S. R. 26 E.: All of Secs 3i. 34 and S5. In Tp. IS &, R. 27 E.: All of Secs. l9. 20. 23, g, 26. 27 and 28;
 Also List No. 13, Serial No. O21654, for
 University Purposes:
 In Tp. 15 S.. R. 27 E.: All of Secs. 29, 30. 3l, 33, 34 and 8. In Tp. Is S., R. 2S E.: EI2 Sec. l7; E1a Sec. 20; WIZ Sec. 2l; All of Secs. 29 and 30. In Tp. 16 S. R. 2S E.: WIZ NWA Sec. s:
 Also List No. IA, Serial No. O2l655, for Legislative, Executive and Judicial
 Bldgs:
 In Tp. 15 S, R. 26 E.: Els Sec. 33. Tn Tp. 15 s, R. 2S E.: All of Sec. 31. In Tp. l6 S., R. 2s E.: All of Secs 5, 6 and 30; Nh and SWA Sec. :; WIZ Sec. IS; SI2, E1a NWA, SWA NWA. NE14. Sec. 29. In Tp. l7 S.. R. 2 E.: All of Secs. and [; N12 Sec 6; NE and SEA Sec. s. In Tp. IS s. R. 25 E.: WIZ NWA Sec. 13. Also List No. l5, Serial No. 02l656, for
 Penitentiaries:
 In Tp. IS S., R. 9 E.: NWA, SWA ! SWA, Sec. l; S12, Sh Nk, NEA NE14, Sec. 3: E12 E12, SWA SEA | Sec. f; S12, E1a NEA Sec. 9; All of Secs. 10, fl, 15, 20, 21 and 22; E1a Sec. II; S1a NWA, NWA NWA N1a SWA, SWA SWA, S1a NEA N12 SEA, Sec. 12; E1a Ek, SWA SEA, NWA NEA, NWA, WIZ | SWA, Sec. 27.
 Also List No l6, Serial No. 021657, for
 Insane Asylums:
 In Tp. IS S., R. 25 E.: All of Secs. 9. 26, 2S, B, 94 and 35; SHa, Sk N1a, Sec. 24; NE N1a Sec. 25; Nla, N1s | Sla, SEA SEA, Sec. 29. In Tp. 19 S., R. 26 E.: SWA NEA, Sec. ,: N1a Sec. 20; NW14 NE14, Sec. 29; Also List No. lS, Serial No. 02l66O, for Normal Schools:
 In Tp. 19 S, K. 26 E.: All of Secs II F, 13, l4. 15, 23 and 24; Lots l, ?, and I. E1a SWA, NEA, NR SEA Sec. IS; Lots 1, ?. 3, 4, ,, $, : and s El2 NWA, Sec. l9; E12, Nla NWA Sl2 SW4, Sec. P; Nla Sec. 9; SEA Sec 27;
 Also List No. 20. Serial No 021661, fol
 State Charitable, Penal and Re
 formatory Institutions:
 In Tp. l9 S, R. 26 E.: Lot f, SR Sec. I; SEA. SEA- NEA, Sec. 3; All of Secs. and 10; NEA, FL! NWi4, Lots l. 2. 3 and I, Sec q SWA SWA, EI2 SEA, SWA SEA- Sec. 9; N12 Sec. 26; NEA, NE SEA Sec. 2S; Lots I and l2, Sec. 30; Lot! l, ?, 3, .. and l2, Sec. 31.
 (All in G. X s. R. B. & M
 During the five weeks period of pub lication of this notice or any tim. thereafter, and before final approva and certification, this office will re ceive protests or contests as to any O. the tracts applied for, and transmit the same to the General Land office.
 Dated Phoenix, Arizona, Mar. l9 1913.
 FRANK H. PARKER, Register United States Land office
 CHAS. E. ARNOLD,
 Receiver United States Land Office Date of first publication, March 30
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Full Valuation
 Order Being 0beyed

All the county ssseesors in southern Arizona are doing their level best to carry out the order of the state tax com mission and sssess all property st its full value. The members of the commission. who finished an eight days tour last evening, are highly grstifed with what they observed in Pima. Santa Cruz. Cochise, Gils and Graham counties.
 "rhe assessors are carrying out the order regarding assessments N full cash value, in letter as we'll as in pirit," ssid Chairman c NJ Zander "Tbey believe that the new syetem is right"
 Chairman Zsnder. with Charles R Howe and P Miller. the other mem bers, went first to Tucson. From there they went to NogsIes, then to Tombstone, down to Douglas for a day and b.ck to Tombstone. E A Hughes. assessor of Cochise county, took them in his auto to Gleeson Courtlsnd. Pearce and Cochise and WillcoI to Bowie. wbere they took a train to other poiuts. returning to Phoenix yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
From Fridays Daily
Word wes received io Tomt.tous

Word wss received io Tombstone yesterday of the death Of John kundle in San Diego on Sunday last The deceased was . resideot oi Tombstone during the early days and IS well re membered by old-timers. who sin cerely regret his death. Rundle had been @ sufferer Of asthma for the pact few years and was recently taken i'll with pneumonia, which wac the cause of his death.
 Fly time will soon be here. Have your screens put in early and swss every one of the little pests you pos sibly can.
 The baseball bugs have made their | appearance on the streets and vacant lots 0! the town. pr H Gordon and 'amilsA are m king 8 trip in an automobile en route from their home in Santa Ana New Mexico. to Kansss City. over the Borde.land route. Dr G. rdon is sn old timer of Tombstone, having been county physician of Coobise county ior several terms.
 U Burk, well known knight of the grip was a brief visitor in the city to. day.
 Attorney French of Douglas is 8 county seat visitor today on court.
 Attorney Frank. Doan, arrived ir Tombstone today from Douglas ou uatters before the court. | Mrs M kries and son. Johnny, cam ,ver from Courtlsnd yesterday op 6 brIei visit ~ith friends; returning home today.
 Attorney J Wilson Ross is in th, county seat today on court business.
 Mrs Roger Saunders was an out, going passenger to Bisbee last even- ing on 6 visit with friends.
 Attorney w B Clesry returned t' Bisbee today after attending to cour matters in the city.
 CF N.choi. was sn outgoing pas. seneer to Phoenix yesterday on busi ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT
 Suit 366. State vs Savage Gold ( Copper Co; back taxes.
 Suit 362 Margaret F Meyers v, W R Meyers. divorce
 Sli, 363. Brosdbeci vs Love Brosdbeck: divorce.
 Sui, 364. Johanna NJ waldis v, A L Wsldis; divorce.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS. Estate of-
 Jw NJ Suuniittu. order approving compromise,
 Jw Maxi. c E McDcnsid. Waite, Thomas. J D Thomas, appraisers. G Liahola, decree setting aside es. tate for widow.
 Hawkins minor, K A Brethertoo aO aOmluletshtOf. m
 l Martinez, order assigning estatt to widow
 F l. Jones; April 25 day bearing application for le,ters.
 George H Nesle; NJ Newman, Gee HsniDRer, and J L Overlook. apprsis- ere.
 RR Lockett: John Gleeson, W E More, G I Van Meter. appraisers. A Graves; order publication peti tion for letters.
 J Rehwaldt. April 25 day hearing settlement account.
 IA Tanner, E Kane c 4 Johnson T Tate, appraisers.
 G E Hswkins; L Overlook, P Neensn and R A Zeiesmer apprais- CTS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Present SessI0n Not
 Over Thirty Days

That the present session Of the leg. islsture will terminate within a limit of thirty days, is the opinion of Chair man Bsbbitt and the members of the appropriation con mitt.e. ss expressed in bill introduced yesterday in the house, making sn appropriation of ss5. .Oo0 to pay the expenses of the present session.
 Oi th's cum it is estimated that sll $40 will he needed to pay the gal aries of memters. ss, ,36O will he paid ont in salaries to attaches, SI, ,l50 will be used in the payment Of the mileage chsrges of members, while the sum O $4 ,l50. it is estimated viii be nec- esssry 70 pay the contingent expenses Of the ession.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Smith Introduces
 Federal Court Bill
A Washington dispatch says:-

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Senator Mark Smith of Arizons has introduced bill in the senate which has been read twice and referred to the judiciary committee, providing for five federal court divisions in the state of Arizons. The bill pro- vides:
 That the the terme of the district court for the first division shall be held at Tucson on the first Tuesdsys iD January and July: for the second division ct Tombstone on the fret Tuesday in February and September; for the third division at Phoenix on the first Tuesdays in March and Oc- tober, for the fourth division at Pres- cott on the fret Tuesday iu Ap il and November; for the fifth division at Globe on the first Tuesdays in May and December.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
tiom Thursday s Daily
8 r.~berries have ttken a big drop

rswberries have trken a big drop the pas, few days and will be cheaper rom now on. The California supply Is now coming op the market in Iih- eral quantities.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Raiferty is making his headqusI ters at Lowell for the present. He was in Lowell at the time Deputy sheriff John Rooney was killed and will remain there as T. presenta'ive of the sheriffs oihce uptii Rooney's successor has been se- l'c,ed by Sheriff Wheeler.
 Attorney H A Elliott ol Bisbee is the c.ty on court business. U s Attorney Jos Morrison returned @ Bshee lat evening after several ys stay here on court business, Porter Mcdonald was called to Hereford today on cattle inspecting | trip.
 Deputy Sheriff Williams Of Bowie brought ;u a prisoner for the Hotel de Wheeler this morning The prison CT wss wanted to answer foi felony charge and had escaped the officers butwss captured by Deputy 1 Williams in a box car near Willcol while attempting to leave tie country and is now in the county lookup
 The board of contro! has employed R R Freeman of D uglss to act a' plumber and all.sround mschinist al Fort Grant, where the stste industris school is soon tc be located Mos Of the necessary plumbing will b done by the boys of the school unde the direction of Freeman
 Chss WIles of Lowell former Tom b sroner returned this morning to con tinue service AS trial juror haylr been previously excused until thi date.
 Chas Rec nzOne arrived today iron Hurl=y. N. NJ, where is located
 il B Hovland, the wfllknown min ing man, returned to Bisbee las evening being here on court.
 A surprise parry was had last even ing in houor of Miss Mary Pistohett at the home of her parents. Tn surprise was successfully planned b her young friends and the event vii be los remem herei. Dancing, cards and games were the principal event of the evening, and the merrymaKin, continued until late hour. Deli cious refreshments were served, apc the evening most enjoyably spent. ! Chester A Fearing and Florenc Armstrong, 10th of Osborn, wer married last evening by Rev. iDuncan The couple are wsllknown here. M Fearing being s resident of this city number of iyesrs since since. The will make their home in tie Ware district.
 Attorney w B Clssry Is in the cit rom BIshee in attendances on cou',
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Spanish Prisoner"
 Letters in Tombstone

There is 6 new crop of Spsnisb prisoner letters floating about the city. This scheme o' acquiring money has been running about twenty years Many local residents have received the latest letter. Each hes . nice written letter in which the '.prison- CT" tells of bis woes. He eays that 1.-the writer puts up . certain sum co he can ge, out of prison. he will divide a half million dollars which he stole while banker at St retersburg. He slleges it was hidden.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Ammunition Might
 Have Prolonged Battle

The ammunition seised by the gov- ernmeut Monday might have pro- loneed the bottle at Nsco if it had rescbed Gen Pedro Ojeda There were shipped from Jusrez Chihuahu,. Oisds fought until his ammunition vas exhausted.
 Part of the shipment vas taken from the train ct Naco Sunday by Dspssy Uoissd ssstss Marshsl 4 A Hoptios.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
 JUNE 20, 1910. United States Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona.
State of Arizona.

SkdlC VT rNtt<SHd. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office its grant selections Nos. 2i, 22, 23 and 2i Serial Nos. O2I7I9 to O2l722. in- | elusive, applying to select for various purposes as hereafter designated the following described tracts of land, to- wit:
 List No. 21, Serial No 021719, for Agri. cultural and Mechanical Colleges {:
 In Tp. r S, R. p E., SEA Sec. II; ! NEA. SWA, Sec. If; S1z, NWA WIZ NEA, Sec. g; SWA Sec. g i; Sl2, NWA, WIZ NEA, SEA NEA Sec. 9; All of Sec. 26; S1s. Eh NEA, WIZ NWA, Sec. 27; SEA NWA, Sec. 2S. In Tp. IS S., R. p E.: Lots 2, and in Sec. 3. In Tp. 20 S., R. 26 E.: Lots and 6, Sec. 6;
 Lots l, 2, ,, 6, and 12, Sec. '; Lots
 ' and s, Sec. IS; Lots ?, and 4, Sec. 19. In Tp. 21 S., R. 27 E.: S1z S12, Sec. 34. In Tp. 22 S., R. 27 E.: All of Secs. l, II and 12, WIZ NWA Sl2, Sec. 10.
 Also List No. p. Serial No. O21720. for
 School of Mines:
 Ii P -S S-' n. S' Es-. NEA, EI2 SEA-, Ni4 NWA, SWA SWk, Sec. 3; NWA, NWh NEA, SWA SwA, SEA SEA-, Sec. 13; NIa, SWA, Sec. II; All of Secs. 15, 17, IS, 20, 2l and g; Lots l and 2, EA NWA, E1k, Sec. 19; WIZ NWA, Sec. 23; SEA NEh, SEA, SEH SWA, Sec. 26; Lot l, NEA NWA, NEA, NE SEA. Sec. 31. In Tp. g S., R. 27 E.: NWA Sec. 5; NE NEA Sec. 10. Also List No. g, Serial No. 021721, for
 University Purposes:
 In Tp. p S., R. 27 E.: All of Secs. 27, 2s, 29. 8. 34 and B; SEA Sec. 30. In Tp. g S., R. 26 E.: NWk, SEA, N12 SWA, Sec II; SwK Sec P; All of Secs. 21 and 2s. In Tp. g S.. R. 27 E.: E1a, SWk, Sh NWA, Sec. l2.
 Also List No. 2i, Serial No. 02I722, for
 Legislative, Executive and Judicial
 Bldgs.:
 In Tp. g S., R 26 E.: All of Secs. 29 and 8. In Tp. g S., R. 27 E.: NWA Sec. 3; S1z, NEA, Sec. 4; NEA Sec. 6; NEA, E1z NWA, Sec. s; NWA Sec. 9; E1z, N1k SWA, Sec. II; NWA Sec. 13; NwA Sec. IS; SWA Sec. 31. In I'D. 23 S., R. 2s E.: Lot 4; SEA SWA, Sec. z. During the five weeks period of pub cation of this notice or any time hereafter, and before final approval nd certiication, this office will re- eive protests or contests as to any of le tracts applied for, and transmit the ame to the General Land Office. Dated Phoenix, Arizona, Mar. 19, ,13.
 FRANK H. PARKER, Register United States Land Office.
 CHAS. E. ARNOLD, Receiver United States Land Office. Date of first publication, March 30.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Doings in the
 Stase Legislature
HOUSE

HOUSE
 Following are the new bills intro duced in the house:
 No 26, paying the expenses of this session.
 No n. raising the fee for record ing . new brand to $5.
 No 7S-By Kerr. for the destruc- ton of noxious Weeds.
 No 9-By Drennsn, to mako the Carey ac: applicable to Arizona and prescribe the duties of the land com- mission,
 No 30-By Drennsn, for the sink- ing of sn experimental artesiau we'll in Yuma county.
 No 3l. prescribing the duties of the land commiesion.
 No s2. mskiog sn appropriation for the continusncs of ths lssd oom- mission.
 No 33. providing for the further oc- cupsucy ot schooI lands by lessss who held shso Whso Arizona was admitted to statehood
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
San Pedro Valley
 Outlook Good

RE Todd, formerly of Tombstone canyon, but lately rsncber in the San Pedro valley near Here ord, came to the city yesterday on bushes. Mir Todd isiengaged in we'll boring ss we'll as farming He states there is more activity in the vslley thi- year than ever before and that crop outlook is excellent. Many new wells are being put down and ,he irrigated area will be greatly increased during the year.-Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Smith Demands h. formation on Mexico
A Washington dispatch says:-


 A dcmsnd will probably be made on the state department within the next day or SO for all information in its possession concerning the present state of affairs in Mexico, under the provisions of the resolution being drawn by Senstor Smith of Arizona. apd which be proposes to introduce ID the senate. He has consulted freely with members of the senate for- eign relations committee and believes will report his resolution fsvorsbly. According to Smith and Senator Fall of New Mexico, conditions along the border are worse than ever. Both de- clare they have been advised of macs acres that never have been brought to public attention and that murders are oi frequent occurrence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Girls Escape From
 Reform School

Three girls from the Reform School escaped from the Benson institu' 10 n yesterday and had started on q walk toward Tombstone when they were recsptured sbou; five miles on their journey. The escapes avoided all roads and houses and were sccidently espied by some railroad employees who reported tbeir whereabouts and were taken back to the reform echool
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Estate of E. B. Gage
 Valued at $20O,00O

The estate of E B Gage former president of the Tombstone Consol- dated Mines Go, IS being administer cd upon in Los Angeles. The estate is expected to reach about $200, 900 Besides several bequests made to in- dividuals the majority of the estste goes to his brother, Geo Gage ard his nephew Arthur x Gage, both of hom are also former Tom bstouers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
Valuation of Mex.
 ican Peso Decreases
'-,sn -

Notices of the three Douglas banks have been issued to the effect that these banks will allow but 47 I-2 cents on the Mexican peso. Before long the value O: Mexican currency will drop lower, it is expected. this being due to the present drop in the price of silver, upon whicn the vslos- tion oi Mexican currency is wholly dspsndsnr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

The Santa Fe filed salt in equity in the U 5 court in Phoenix praying for relief from an order of the stste corporation commission Wbich re- quires che railroad to admit local traffic to limited trains
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
No Arrangements
 for Train Service
A Cansnea dispatch ssys:-

Cansnea dispatch ssys:-
 No arrangements have yet beer made for the resun ptiop of train ser- vice between this camp and Naco. The Southern Pacific of Mexico still refuses to cross rolling stock from the American side of the line.
 Conditions in this camp are un- settled showing no signs Of improve ment within the past two days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

claims 10 have been tbs sales. agent, ss do Dusan and areenidgs.
 FJllowipg is the special venire csll- ed for today and reported at lO'ciook this morning: J L SilvArtop W B Tomkins Sam VerrsD JR Youngblood John Critchley John Brsvin Fc Fenderson George Hsubert L A Halle HB Rice Ffsnk Krents CH Howe N H Henry Fred Harris
 " de H Washington
 State vs Juan Mesa; jury returned verdict oi not guilty.
 State vs Pedro Lopez, not guilty.
 State vs Geo N Leuord. Following jury empaneled to hear the csse: J N Christensen A H Gardner W B Crspson w H Blair R F WeiReI w Nsnney G Coffee JS Hs,tings D R Roscos Jim Craig E Yoakum JE Lindley
 Csse is still on trial ss we go tl press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20

NOTICE OF SELECTION UNDER ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
 JUNE 20, 1910. United States Land Office at Phoenix,
 Arizona.
 State of Arizona. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
0oinqs In the
 Superior Court
MONDAY

MONDAY
 In the case oi Peter Gordon vs H P Merrill the following jury was em- psnneled to hear the case: Oscar Zsff w Freeman H V Jordon W H Blair H C Puntiney "A Golding z T Phillips Wm Hughes l. A Boedecker Patrick Brrnes c E. Blanke Jss Lamb
 The plsintid is represented by Nor. rison Doan & Morrison, whils the de-, fendant is represented by John B. Wright. The case in wolves dispute on alleged lease of property located at Jerome, belonging 10 Merrill. with monthly rental of $40. The amour, sued for IS x2240 and the case is oc- cupy;ng the attention of the court i the entire day.
 State vs Skesle: prisoner w.s CT. rsigued and entered c plea of guilty to burglary in the second degree. Sen- tence ~ill be pronounced tomorrow ct 9 d ID.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
TUESDAY

Peter Gordon vs H P Merrill, on question O lease; case submit ed to jury at 3 p m.
 State vs Frank Skesls. burglary in second degree; sentenced to not to e1 ceed five years from date.
 Randall vs Pullman Go, damages for injuries; dismissed. Case being settled out of court.
 Josie L Kelly vs J A Kelly, petition for custody oi child; case on trial as we go to press.
 The criminal cases Of the superior 6uurt fteir 1hur.cLy. The frs, to will be state vs Lopez. burglary charge at Nsco. and State vs Mesa, asssult with deadly weapon. Pirtleville. To ell, about 25 cases ~iil be called. !; is expected the docket will be cleared in about two weeks About the first part of June sootber session will he held.
 WEDNESDAY,
 Josie L Kelley vsJ L Kelley. or de.ed .ha. custody 0! child Do given to Edith Kelly and ths, J A Kelley be allowed to yisi, chlId at reasonable times.
 State vs Armstrong;; entered plea of not guilty, set for 26th.
 State vs Paddy McKenns, statutory time to plead.
 State vs Skesls and Harley, bur- glsry, Harley held under preliminary snd bond fixed at $500.
 L Dupen vs Hovlsnd & Smith; on claim of indebtedness. Following jury empaneled to hear the case: L A Boedecker PA Davis c Vincent c Demmitt E E Miller AE Criswell Z T Philips c E Blanke l. E Coops Frank Hubbard D A Msrkey HC Puntney
 THURSDAY
 L Dupen vs Hovlsnd & Smith; jury returned 6 verdict in favor of plaintiff in sum of $l350 on fret count, and $30O on second count. with s336.27 de- ducted from sl350 as given on frrt count.
 State vs Juan Mess; assault with deadly weapon. Case wss submitted to the following jury. which is still
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-20
THUR SDAY

out:
 G Coffee CE Blsrke
 Jim Craig HV Jordon
 A E Criswell J L Hastings Oscar Zaff "A Golding
 H A Bake. Ed R Riley
 H c Puntpey c Dimmitt
 State vs Modesto Mupoz ard Pedro Lopez, charged with burglary; Munoz had plead guilty and the case against Lopez is on trial before following Iury: Jas Lamb Frank Hubbard D A Msrkey Sem Johnson A H Gardner W K Dawson Je.se Yoskum Jesus Pscheco J E Lindley Leonard Melgren E B Miller Walter Truman
 The now famous Lesdville "mine sale lee" case, which was to be tried Tuesday in this city, wss postponed by Judge Sotter until the return Of some important witnesses. who ere now in the east. The postponement vas by request of Attorneys Dosn & Dnsn for the in,ervsntors. and was refused by the court until the sttor. neys for the other parties. Messrs. Richardson and Rose, joined io tbe stipulation. The case will probably be tried about May ].
 The case, which involves the psy- ment of a fee Of $6O, 900 for selling the Lesdville mine ct Cour'land to Fuller & Neer, of DougIss. for s6OO,- 900, is triangular one,J E Hemp. bill, H E Dugso and g N GreenidRs and sbe Lsadvills mining oompsoy. being the three parties. Hsmphill
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
BY Left Hook.

NJ OF weighing his words SLOW -
IN anu ~ Irfuily. not considering
the feelings Of the bat,lers NOT
even giving Il passing thought to the
families Jhst might possibly get q
jug Of mills out Of the match. Tnoma s.
McCarey. OF Los Angeles. Cal. T.. <
A.. stood on the brink of the Pao.a-
ocean Yesterday aud enuncisted
They amt no chance Of me- Inning
Joe Rivers and Leach cross TO box
twenty rounds in this sweet VILLAGE.
! made ME mind up. and N its the
last act OF me innocent life-it ga ne 3
be did
Great wss the confusion. THE
waves surunk right ont into tile mid
die Of the big pond. scared deaJhi-Ss-
Brave men wiped their brave bro IS.
and the Ids all ran home To bear
The Gu.sfH' tIdings.
r lierH 8. visitors and Los Angelo
slams" continued Thomas iu pers- H-
slNe tones how can ir oe dido Those
two fellows got &l3 400 frr battling
ten rounds iu the u.o-y rru;.---
town Of NaD Nora TWENTY rounds
rs twice E-u. TUeuty-s'N ttaussr D
dollars i-fVIye fl3,eoa. Now I'm mol