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Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Cochise Has
Skunk Farm

Go account oi the great daughter by hunters and trappsrs. oi sll wild fur bearing animals is is only auss 'iou of very short sims until they will bs almost . thing oi the pat.
 For this rsason fur farming which vss stsrtsd in the east and north . iss ysrss ego is rapidly sprssdiog and has st last planted itself in Cochias county.
 Probably the first oi this kind is the state is the skunk farm which uas started last spring by the weese Brothers six milss south of Cochiss Here the oasivs skuoks ass bsios caught end confined within su on. closure wbsrs they sss isd and yell taken care of. From among these semsles will be sslsotsd ios breeding purposes nalss of shs black typ will be procured from come sastsrr form. The blsek skunk will be saiss< for their far. which sells for from tw, dollars and aity cents to five dolla each.
 As;ae from this they vii, ssso nsk' . spscislty oi breeding novelty ssrips for pets which should bring from 6v to sventvs6va doliaps
 Tbe skuuk in general appearance i always neat aud clean and if tskel while young are easily tanned au make very desirable pets. ve-y ie, animals are e har mless e this cree sure, they are ia fact the farmer friend, and were 1t not for the peculis odor that is distFibuse'. when in dsna CT, it would not be co much detestet This odor, which is used only as means of defense. is confined withi . sao that is easily removed with Q ill effects os danger to the sniml whoa domestioased, By this mssho shs Wsese broshsEs intend to msk their skunk farm perfectly odorlss co that thers will b. DO objections [ it should it bs confined within th iimits of city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Court Cases Filed
sUPERIoR couar

SUPERIOR couRT Suit No
 66s. Jossph Purslss s Lissis Pursley cotton for divorce.
 5sl Ethel c Day vs Albert ' Day; sctioo for divorce.
 66S. Maggie B Hsnkins vs W J Hankins; cotton for divorcs. Judgment in suit 943. Miners < Msrchants Bank, I's J E Morrison. Or; $500. Louisa 0 McLsiand vs Martin B AcLsland action for divoros. PROBATE PRocHEDIxas
 Estate of-l Clara Lucas Edwards: decres of set. mens of account and disssibusioa.
 Rachel Cherokee Gilmorer Cyrus B Gilmore appointed sdms.
 John Lopnow; Max True appointed sdmr. | Medigovich minors; osder oon6rm- ling sale of real estate. | Guardianship Louiss and Alicia
 soss; order connrming sale oi real teststs.
 Judgment in sui'- 492. Emmett N Hickson. Dr. Viola D Hioksou, Or; decree oi idivoros and custody of children. Hugh R McKernsu; order posting notice of application for letters of ad- minis ration. T Lorens A Jensen: order appointing Chss NJ Roberts, Dora H Lewis and |. Carrie Wight. appraisers. il Eliza schmid; order appointinl Nov IA. as day of settlement of co. , count and hearing petition for distri. button. sl Kenyon minors; decree correctinI , error in order confirming sale. Nicholas Mobile; order directin, notice of application for letters o
 administration.
 Edward J Miller; order dirsctin,
 postiog notice of application for let
 tefs oi administration. | Cbss H Brabbin. order that Bank 0 Dougl.s, sdmr. pay for support c
 widow and education oi minor child ren.
 Angel Molira. ordered that- adm
 pay Tor support of widow. Cemaso Rodriguez; ordered tha sdmr Isy $40 per month for supper of widow and minor children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Notice For Publication.
  Sc rial No O23681

United States Land Office at Phoeniz. Ah- 1ona.
 Notice is hereby given that Mary Lev erich of Phoenix. saricopA County. Arisons, the legal assignee Of Warren C Williams. has fled in this office her application to enter un der the provisions of Sections s3o6 and aso7 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. the following described lands:
 SWK MEX Section 5. Township ao- South, Range ar East, c { s R NJ. Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, os desiring to object becsuss sf the mineral character of the land. or for any other reason. Co the disposal to applicant. shouid he their afidavits of protest h this oEse on or before the I3sh day of December, 1913.
 THOMAS F. WEED1N.
 Register. First public asion Nov g. Isr3 Last publication Dec 2. IeI3.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Mercer Undergoing
 Repairs In Tombstone

Eddie Steffes driver o' the Mercer, No 10. in the Fl o-Phoenix race aud his mechsnician, Tsrry Ward, after having met with su accident yesterday after having Tombstone |, wh:ch resulted in the breaking of the frame of the machine, returned here late yesterday sf'ernooop, and today are making necessary repairs co that they may continue on to Fl -Psso. WbiIe here they are the guests oftheir old friend, Manager Harry Evsns Of the local telephone of6ce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Chihuahua Car Wins
 Big Road Race
A Phoenix dispatch ssys

A Phoenix dispatch ssys,-
 Jed Newkirk drove the "vivs Mex ico" Simplex so victory in the 6rss annual Fl Paso to Phoenix rosd rscs. He 6nished ss the state fair grounds st l :o9, entered the enclosure and circIed the half mile track while tbe immense crowd in the staods went wild.
 Newkirk and his dusty mechsnician Ray Terrell. were received by Cover. ncr Hunt. referee of the race; Astor- ney General Bullard oi the contest board. end Chairman Bob Rineh.st ol the El Paso race committee. The car was loaded wish distinguished men end photographed. and "moviss" were made before it lefs the front of the stande,
 The Besrcat stuts. the ''desth car, !" won second from NsquinS Arisona Vslie by . sensational drive over the highlands between che Tempe stats bridge and the fairgrounds. spseta~ tors on shs roofs of houses on the north sdgs of Phoenix sav this saes e the ssrs cut through the shoss rosd snd sped alooe the shouIdss of the hill for ten miles in plain sight Of sil
 Creecb, in Pbosuix Baisk. vas two minutss bshind in this ssce, but ow- ing to stasting fret hs gos seventh place. The cars 6nishsd e ioIlovs {: First, Simpler. No. 6; sscond, ssots. No. !; third. vslie. No. 6; ioorth, Brens. No. l7; 6fth. MissbslI. No. II. Other ears arrived e ioilovs: Cadillac (Hsessm mso) arrived ss 4:l9; Buick (Crsecb) ss { :52; Cadillac (Oursck, ct 5 n: Ford tEssns) st 8: 45.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

To gse on ths trail oi . bosss shisl aed 6sd sbst the ooeh wanted @ss
 vss b ths nssisops county 'jai. svas
 tho expsrisoos of Sheriff I ' PulIiso i.
 who bed followed tbe hosss ssssIes from FlsGsts6 Q Phosois. Psliism
 vss sotieed thss bosss hsd besn ssolso fso0 . mss ss WilIlAms apd
 sss bssdsd sosasd Phossix. sbsssa Adsms inosdissely ssiGssd dsp1siss 0sosss essss cad Jss Yousg te the eass, ed tbsy ssssstsd ehs naa e Goddard seaeSoa. ...s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Arizona Woman Lawyer Before Supreme Court
A Washington dispatch esys:-

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 A rare occuranoe took place in shs supreme court of the United States yesterday sben Mrs. Sarah Sorin of Tucson appeared as the cole represen tatiys of mining eor?osstio, in . big miuiog suit. In only . few in- stance have women addressed the court and then only e sssociste counsel :. But Mrs. Soria vas the sole plssdsr for the detendiog claim h behalf oi tbe United Globe Ainss. . oorpora- tion which she is general counssi, to two elaine In which Js~es Work d. Isses that the Isopsrsies sss his. Mrs eorin fought tbs osss through ths Arisoos supreme court, where . de- cisioo wss rendered in her favor,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Applicants Receive
 Citizenship Papers

The following applicants appeared before the Clerks ofice today and de- cIared their intentions of becoming citissns of Uncle Same demao Chss David Blixst. Emil Adolph sund- ssrom, Carl Alfred Holme. Jsek sn. vaneo, John Ostsssrd, cod Nels Thso Psserson, ell of whom res~ived Bret pApers. ibs following received sscoud rspers: Johnsnnes Nelson, spd AFcp Wsllssd Apdsrsoo,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

goo1. About . year age V . hssrd of Dr. Miles Nervias. and 1t certainly hes proved . blessing to oW little Sfri. She c n Q V apparsntiy cufsd and is sa- 5eyrg the bo0e of hsslA- It b ever . ysar sincs she has had c At. We cannot speak too highiy
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
STATE ITEMS OF Im- TeResT CONDENSED.

I'M Schumacher, the new chair man oi the board of directors oi tbs Rock Island rsilrosd. is preparing so make trip over the lines and over shs El Paso < Southwestern system He may visit Tucson oo the trip. ss- cosding to sdvices from that city. The Rock Island is preparing to raise large sum for Improvements. Tbe cost of moving businese hss been too large in comparison with that of other railroads and Mr Schumacher will st once tackle this problem with view to reduce operating sxpensss and ss Shs ssme time preserve eficisucy and safety.
 Ope case of Indisn slavery, O. called. has been presented to the st- ssntioa of County Attorney George o Hilsinees oi Pima by Henry D Mo- Quigg. superintendent oi the San Xavier Iodian agsooy. Hiisinssr will maks esst csss oi t ii he 6pds, after investigation, shss conviction is at ell possible.
 Governor Hunt win, on Dscsmber lst, sign the nswachar,sr for the city of Phoenix. which will then become che basic laws of that city until such time as it outwears its usefulness. This information was conveyed to the council by the governor in . letter shat wss read ct the last meeting oi the city council.
 All Of the officers of the Arizona sportsmen's association are now from Phoenix At the annual meeting oi the association held in Tucson. H P DeMuud was elected president; " White, secretary; W B Mitchell treasurer. It was decided that the 1914 shoot should be held ct Pboeniz and that there should be . registered shoot as the Grand Canyon immedi- ssely preceding the San Frsncisco sx- position in 1915.
 Ground is being broken for the gresI smelter that is to be built st once ir the Globe district by the Information. al smeltinR and Refining company AcAIthur Brothers. contractors whe did much of tbe preliminary oonstruc- tion for the Inspiration Consolidated Copper company, started work We'd nesday morning on what is known s' she Jefferson tract. The new plsni is to be larger than was ct first indi- cated and will be e large or larseI than the smelter at Hayden.
 Engine 977. manned by Engineer Wm Nagle and Fireman " P Wander. beck double heading on au esst. bound ,reight train, blew up one mile east oI old Davsrn station. which is sbou, i've miIes est of Williams. Fireman Vsndsrbeck was severely scalded about tho head and hsnds, while En. ginser Nssle escaped with only slighi burns about the feet.
 Mir Jacob Green, who left Clifton and this section more than ten yesrs ego after . residence iu that city of . number os yssrs, this week returned from an sbesoce of tso yesrs io yAsi- ous ssctions, including Rhodesia. South Africa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
To Maintain
 State Highway
System of Maintenance

To provide system oi main ptsining the state highway from Yuma to Dougiss and so the New Mexico lios State Engineer Cobb, in . receot:com. municst;on to the Board of supervis- ors of Coch.se county sugRests . plan whereby with . use of 6ve-ton truck aud prison lsbor, the highway may be kept in excellent coDditiop, the whole year round ct minimum exrense.
 In order to carry out this idea. how sv r. the suggestion of plso is made to the boards of supervisors in the counties along the so-cslled Border. land Route whereby ct the joint e1- pence of the county and state road fcsds this truck with force of state prisoners maybe kept continually em ployed in mainteoiDe the highway frum Yuma to the New Mexico State lire.
 Tbie road tc be exact is not . eest. highway throughout its entire length 10 h proposed state highway bu only the portions that have been con strucsed out of the State Hiehwa, fund are properly speating, state high
 ways that have to be msintened oul of this fund.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

Send your wild animal skins to A H Hilton Mer. Go. San Antonio Y N. They have outlet to msnuscsur- ers in E1rops' and always net you highest prices- Send tor pamphlet Learn kow to tskecsrs your catch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
| Y Kinsey,
Defendant,

- hlnScv,
 Defendant.
 Whereas, under and by virtue of certain writ of execution and order of sale issued out of the above entitled court in that certain acton therein pending entitled Percy Jones. plaintiff, vs \ Kinsey defendant, in which said action judgment was rendered by said court on the 18th day of January. 1913 in favor of said plaintiff and agains, defendant for fhe sum of Seven Hundred and Sixty-four ard So-Ioo Dollars. with interest 2, I3 per cent per annum from date and costs in the sym of $s I5; did. upon the ao.h day ofJuly. 1913. ley upon all the right, title and interest oi the said N Kinsey, m and to ten shares of stock in the Kinsey Mining and Leasing Com- pany, acorporation organi,ed under the laws of Ari 'ona:
 NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under and by virtue of said order of sale and said levy will. on Thursday. the 7oth day of November 1913. at 1T o'clock m in the forenoon, at the front door Of the court house of Cochise county. in the City of Tombstone. Cochise county Arizona, se,i at pubic auction, to the highest bidder for cash, all the right, title, interest. claim. prop erty and demand, as the same existed on said July zsth, 1913, of the said Y Kinsey in and 10 the said ten shares of stock in said Kinsey Mining an. Leasing Company, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment. costs and accruing costs.
 Dated this 9th day of Nov, 1915
 HARRY C. WHEE.IR. ShesIG
 By Guy C WeIch, Chief Deputy SnstG First publication Nov eth. 1913.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

of Dr. 4iles' Nervine"
 4Ha FRANK ANDERSON,
 Comfrsy. NinA- Theusasds sf children in the Csised States who are suGering fro@ attacks of epilepsy are burden and sorrow to their parents, whs wsuld give anything to restore heo1th to the sufferers.
 Dk. M1es' Nesvine . oae sf the lest remedies known 6er thip a1Iietlen- It has proven bsas6plal in tkeusanAs ef eases uDd sAsse who have ussl t have ehe Gsestset iAith in 1t. lt . aoG . Sesre-aIls bpt . reliable remedy oUG servoas &seases. You noed oGe 6ssitats e give t . tsisl ose6 by aa osvDoases. v sss Nsue ogeos ssi1s ss bsdoeat yssv 0sasv . ,Nbss nssseA. e, snasa sse
 S&
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Tombstone Halls
 News With Joy
Jeyiul Msvss Received


 Nsws wss received in Tombstone yesterday .thst the Tombstone Con- sol'dssed Mines company has elearsd its skirss of the courts and bankruptcy proceediuxs in which is has been ip- volvsd for the past two yesrs.
 Following arguments made in tbe Circuit Court of Appssls by John Ms- son Ress as council for the trustee io bsnkruptcy, sn extended opinion has just beea handed down containing 6odioss by the lower courts and en- abling the sale of the property.
 Many ciaims Allowed
 h btSo yeaTs sinoe the mines have been shut down e result of being pas into bankruptcy. and following the prooeedings attending the adjudi cation of the bankruptcy trouble. the referee. Daniel Mcfarland, approved oi upusrds of @. .OOO, ,0OO in unsecured claims. end about t50.OO0 o' labor liens spd other preferred elaim.. Tneu the bond owners came in spd sougbi to maintain that their claims were entitled to preference over other in debtednsss.
 Referee Sustained
 The matter ~as fret tried out be- fore Referee MeFsrisud who held thai tbs bonds did not constitute any lie. bility thst might be proven against the bankrupt concern. The bond holders then took the case into tn, United States District Court whici sustained the findings Of Referee Nc. Fsriaud. Following tbis, the Circui Court of Appesis heard srgumen, and ssked for briefs in the action. is the decision oi this tribunal tha has just been announced as sustsir irl both Referee McFsrland and the Dis triot Court. | Early Sale ot Property
 l The effect of the decision, unles the United States Supreme court in tsrferes. is that the way is opened 10 ao early sale of the propsr'y. It is sl Interesting side light on the case ths Coi \ L Grow, who was sppointe, trustee io bankruptcy, has been sbl to maintain che property. pa, taxe aud other expepses and do assessmen work on about thirty unpaten,e' claims held by the company. oct Q the proceeds Of royalties from th lssses extended on the property, sn, without the necessity of issuirg true tees certificates. Col Grow is bein, commended highly for his suce, G. ., trustee. 79
 1 Greater Activities Ahead
 Tombstone people hailed the goot news with joy, as the decision will un doubtedly mssn the sale of the prop. erty. and the re: umprion of operation aud tmbstone will again be cla.set smorg the grestest producers of tn, staie, business will again take it1 nofmsl standing, and it would be ssf, to predict that it will not be loog be. lore the sale takes pisoe and activities begun on . greater scale shso before
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
SheriH's Sale No. 155

In the Superior CouE, of the State of Ar Iona in and for the county of Cochise.
 Notice of sale of ten share. of stock in the kinsey Mining and Leasing Company. PercyJones,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

GEE S j.aa.sliyt c0g6a SYkus
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Fmas Cure fer Ep1spsy Alter Years ef Suffering

My Aaushter was amicteA with spflsptie fits fer thrss years. the attacks ecGs.S sye.5 ssw weeks. ws szS.sysS ssvsraI dsctsrs but they diA her ns
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
Cooperation of Counties

To put this scbsme in operation however it will be necessary for all the couoties along this route to enter into the agreement, and it is thought the, favorable action will be taken by the Cochise supervisors ss we'll ss the other counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
The State Highway

The state highway along this route at present consists of 23 miies from Douglas to Lo~eil and about che mile at Fsirbank, iu Coctise couniy; nine miles from the divide in the santa kita mountains to Andrsde's ranch and 20 miles from Vail to Tucson in Pima eounsy;7 miles from the Pin. .! county line 10 HiRley. and g miles from Tempe to Phoenix. in Msricopa county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09
How Expense Will be Met

The expense incurred on the state hiRhssy links would be paid out of tbe coun'y y portions of the State Road fund and that incurred on the balance of the road Co be paid by the respec- tive counties out of their county road funts Each county paying only for the number of days that the truck and crew are engaged in the road within its boundsris.
 The sxpeUse of operating this truck scccrding to she communication from the stste engineer, with . force of ten prisoners and two paid employes, . foreman ard mechanician, would te about SS0 . day. The truck all small tools and . road drag to be furnished by the state without cost to the counties.
 Table of Estimates
 h making the estimate . table showing the estimated cost for each county for msintenence, miles of state highway. miles of county road. estimated cost per month, estimated cost per year, has been furnished, and tt has been figured that the crew would go over the eLtire length ci the :osd once every two months. on an average of ten milee . day. But it is only by making . trial that it esn be determined xha: length o' sinfs will be necessary and st the eeme time economical repairs.
 Cooperation Of Counties
 To put this scbsme in operation however it will be necessary for all the couoties along this route to enter into the agreement, and it is thought the,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-11-09

First public asion Nov 9. Ier3.
 Last publication Dec 2. Isr3.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
R. A. Will SON,
2lz MONTGOMERY ST.
Real Estate and Insurance
i 0 NOE 5

AN IDEAL HOME
s6.50o-TTRMS. $1,000 CASH
In 18th avenue in the beautiful Richmond
Heights, en- ideal two story room residence.
with sleeping porch and garage; entire lower
door inlaid with hardwood; walls paneled in
beautiful elm. living room and dining room
and reception hall can all be thrown into one
very tasty breakfast room Off the kitchen;
spacious bedrooms on the second floor, with
sleeping porch, bath and large reception hall;
terms, $500 cash. balance $50 month.
TWO FLATS
s4,10o-Full price for two modern room
hats; ideal Western Addition location
on Masonic avenue car line; lot
s7:6x1s7:e; ground alone worth the price;
owner going east and wants TO sell this
week. A bargain for some one-only one
half cash required
S., 500 900 CASH
An ideal bungalow with hardwood floors,
paneled walls; light and sun in every room;
lot equal to corner; vicinity Of 9th avenue
s4ooo-TERMs. $1,000 CASH
splendid 7 room. modern residence. nm
ished in Oregon slashed pine; solid brass,
push buttons in all rooms; two baths and high
basement; owners In straitened circumstances
are compelled TO sell; high class location in
18th avenue near Lake. this is big bargain.
s6.250-TERMS TO SUIT
Modern. room. two story residence one
block from o'Farrell and Fillmore streets:
has reduced to this price to force an imme-
date sale; lot has two frontages.
Sc, ,250--TERAS TO SUIT
Strictly modern, two story. bay window res
was built By the present owner regardless
OF expense; the actual cost of the building
was $1,000; the lot is worth at least 1900.
making a total Of SI0.500; at $3.50. this is
one OF the biggest bargains ever offered in
s2.e5o-TERMs TO SUIT
18th avenue; lot 25x1oo; worth the price
alone.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
Continued

Here is a Farm that
cam not be duplicated
every day-and a real
Bargain. Id acres; s
acres i'm full bearing or
chard - mostly Prunes.
5 acres Hay; 3 wells;
good House, a 90 fine
white leghorrs Chickens;
a 4 4 tools and irmple=
ments; never less than
$3.50 yearly from the
Pruness a b O u t $500
yearly from Apples and
never less than sos from
the eggs, per month; if
YOU hunt the country
over, you cam not dupli=
cate this beautiful and
good paying farm ranch
S5,5OO; S3,5OO
cash; bal. easy terms.
Tanner s. McCanr1
Room 220 MuirH1ead bid.
1878 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-11-08
.Rlaurisom & Rismer
The Haight and Ashbury
District Agents

127 DOwNEY ST.
tBetween Ashbury and Clayton, near Freder-
1ck); new house of rooms and servants .
room, commanding good marine view; place
has stone steps. beamed ceiling, panelled
walls. open freplaces, and is up to date in
every way; price reduced to $4, 800; terms to
suit purchaser. OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
LOT NEAR ST. IGNATTUS CHURCH.
Located Grove st. near Clayton. 25xI37 :6,
street btuminized; level and ready TO build
on; price $1,000; cheapest lot in this section.
COLE ST. LOT
Close to car line, 27.6x100: street bitumin-
lied. ETC.; first class neighborhood; reduced to
81, $50; nothing else in block for less than 500
per foot.
TWO NEW FLATS
OF rooms each; English basement design;
have hardwood floors, sleeping decks, garage,
elm panels, open hreplaces. etc.; rents $500
per year; price $1,000; any reasonable mort
gage can remain. close to 7th and park,
Richmond District.
Two lots on 40th av. near St, 25x120
each: these should be worth $500 apiece with
In the next year.
NEW HOUSE
OF rooms, located near 10th av. and CALI
fornia has garage. furnace. hardwood floors,
hardwood panels in dining room and hall,
sleeping deck and all modern conveniences;
price $500; reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
SNAP IN LOT
Close to Cole and 18th sts.. 25x114: street bi-
tuminized, etc.; price 81. $50; possibly might
be had little less; cheapest lot in Pope
tract.