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Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

CITY BARGAIN FOR SALE $500. 917 F. Mckinley St, small room frame house and screen porch. Not modern. Gas, elec- tricity and city water ready to con- meet up. Insured 5000, paid up years. Rents $15 month. Lot 5Ox137h, facing north. Price $500, terms $500 cash or installments, balance payable $1O40 monthly in- cluding interest.
 See Mir PRINCE at
 DWIGHT p. HAZARDS
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Arizona republican., 1913-07-13
For Rent-Houses

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 FOR RENT-Modern siX-room brick, on corner of Woodland avenue. Shade and lawn. A. D. Crabb, 911 N. First St. blk
 FOR RENT-5 room house, $1S.0O a month, good neighborhood. Apply 616 N 7th Ave bl
 525 EAST MORELAND STREET for rent, August first. rooms, bath and screen porches. Phone SS55. blk
 FOR RENT-Small brick cottage, electric lights. bath, screen sleeping room, kitchen. Enquire 11O6 E. Me Kinley, Brill car line. 7-bm
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

FOR SALE-New modern bungalow; very complete with 10 or 20 acres of improved land. Fine country home Very cheap. Phoenix Trust Company, 16 West Adams St. If
 FOR SALE-1O room house, pebble dashed, $3650; fine bungalow, $3650; 5-roOm brick, new $2200. 7-room cement house two and one-half acres on Mcdowell Road, s5000. Bar gains in furnished houses and rooms for rent. 314 Fleming blk. If
 FOR SALE-AlmoSt new, modern, fiVe-room house on large corner lot, near car line and Osborn school on easy terms, would consider one or two vacant lots as part pay. Box 4712 Re publican. bp
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

TEXAS GROWN-Pure dwarf milo maize seed, sorghum, millet, kaffir corn, field corn, new era and Whippur- will cow peas. Sturges Hay & Grain Co, 125 E. Jefferson St. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

Bigley says
 Tel 'em we've got a , room modern house-brick-for $1650. $50 cash, bal ance like rent at $20 per month. Tell 'em we can furnish other buys just as good Bigley has the reputation of knowing whats what in city property.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

l Hire little Salesman at The Re 1 publican office. A Want Ad will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-13

OUR FARM LAND MAN
 not to be outdone says If you want a 20-40-60-S -S0-160 YES even 32O acre ranch-improved or UNimproved we've got just as good values as the little sand 10 acre ranches that you've been advertising and quoting for the past two weeks. HE KNOWS, too.
The Yale expositor., 1913-07-03
.eooPalmer Bros. 6 Co. 90
Appetite Jars

We stock couple of Small items that
will jar up your appetite if little jaded.
BOned herring and sliced beef. Both are
put up neatly and sanitary in jelly tumblers
and either retailing for dime. No prepar-
ton. They are all ready for the bread
and butter
The Yale expositor., 1913-07-03
NabiSCOS

to serve with the ice cream A box o
Nabiscos is handy to have in the house. o
if you prefer another style of wafer W
have it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
WEiC lmE 1913

When both indicators the dial point heavenward night at o'clock the good old year will have squan dered its energy Father Time will introduce the yer, promising 1915.
 The year just fighting by has been noteworthy and will prove cherished calendar for all Arizonans It the
 first of existence under and wheth from that have been unprecedently pros We have but the kndest of for the year during whose short afforded much comfort and granted many opportunities to demonstrate appre citation of benecient watchfuness The world will have kind word for 1912 but Arizona especially will express grat ude for the onward strides permitted be made within twelve-month,
 While reluctantly separate with eoyousy em- brace the Americans visionary scupes about the unucky ''I3 and tomorrow will continue in the tenor of our doing business and prosperpg just did during 1912.
 General business in Arizona seemed auspic than upor the of the New Year The mines producing generously virgin soil is being made yield good results the herds sleek the prices notch and the husbadan reang greater than his fondest anti cipaton. Let reveeny bid adeu 1912 and with acclaim extend hearty greeting The PRosPECToR extends hearty New Year greeting to its readers and the pie at large.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

Tombstone was immessursbly shocked upon receipt Of the esd in telligence tha.J V yickers, former Tombstone pio:eer and beloved by all who knew him died suddenly st his home in Loe Angeles
 The grim reaper called while the distinguished Arizuban was ct his home engaged in a game of dominoe-. where without warning be suddeuly dropped dead. death heirg due to heart failure
 The deceased was horn in Pennsyl- vanis in 1850 of sturdy Quaker an ceetry. His was an active. busy life and he attained wealth, influence and commspding commercial position both in Arizona and Los Angeles to which latter place, with bis family be moved from here some ten years eirceL
 Mir Vickers came to Tombstone as one of it's early pioneers and witnessed the exciting frontier scenes of the west's moot noted mining csmps. He
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
SENTENCE DAY
 IN COURT
Fourteen Prisoners Arraiqned-.Fo Receive lndeterminate Sentences
 Not Exceeding 5 Years Each

Today was sentence day in the su perior court. Fourteen prisoners were Arrsigned before Judge Sutter, tn of whom had previously plead guilty and each were at the bar Of iustice apprehensively awaiting the sentence of the court.
 Alberto Martinea. petit larceny, 30 days in county jail.
 A Figueora. petit larceny. 30 days
 Pete Mitchell, burglary 2nd degree sentenced to term not exceeding , years st Florence.
 c B Murdock disturbing peace, 30 days.
 Chss Grant. assault. deadly weapon. plead not guilty.
 Julian Grader: case dismissed on motion of county attorney.
 u Ratliff. continued to Jan 3
 Ramon Corkero. assault, 30 days.
 Francisco Rodriguez, peti. larceny 30 days.
 Jose Rodriguez, criminal assault, plead not guilty.
 Aucite serste. petit larceny, 30
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
DEATH CAME
 WITHOUT WARNING. Passing of W. vickers, Beloved Tomb
 stone Pioneer--Stricken While
 Playing Game Oi Dominoes PROMINENT IN ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA
PROMINENT IN ARIZONA AND CALIFORNIA

became interested and organized the Chiricahus Cattle Co of this county, one of the largest cattle companies in the west: wss mos. prcminen:ly identified with Arizona and repeated ly bonored by Cochise county to many petitions Of trust. having been elected for three 'erms as county treasurer, and served as gislator on several occasions.
 The dsath of Mir Vickers removes aDother houored Tombstone pioneer who will ever be remembered Tor his kindly disposition and friendly ,t- tributes and to the widow and be. reaved family ind sed goes out hesrt- ieli measure of condolence in their loss.
 The funeral arrangements at Los have not teen announced, but will occur Thursday or Friday swsiting arrival Of relatives from the esst, who will attend the last cad rites
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
To Assume
 New Position

R s Msclay and family leave this evening for Douglas. where Mir Msclay will assume the position of Justice of .ho Pescs. having recently been ap- pointed by the board of supervisors to fill the vacancy of Justice Rec, re. signed. Mfr Msclsy end his estimabie family. during ,heir residence in Tombstone formed host of friends who rEite in general regre, that they will leave here, tut are asufred that they take with them the bes, wishes Q. all. Alter new year it will be Judge Maclsy and the judicial ermine vii! fall on most capable shoulders for the judge has fully demonstrated his splendid efficiency in the office of clerk ci the board of eupervisors, while his linguistic a'tsinments and ability are generally Iecognized-s rec commendation of which he may justly feel proud.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Grand Canyon to be Reproduced at
 Worlds Fair

The Grand Canyon oi the Colorado river, the greatest scenic wonder Of the world and ss such the prime tonr- ist attraction Of Arizona, will be re- produced at the Papams- Pacific h. ternational exposition at San Fran cisco by the Santa Fe Railroad. &C., cording to Dr Frederick Viu!ng Fisher. The reproduction will be made st . cost Of $500 ,O0O.
 Comparatively few people have seen the Grand Canyon because of its re- moteuess from centers of population. The visitors to it are increasing year by year, but there gre many who can never see it.
 Since the mssses cannot go to the canyon the canyon will be taken 10 them. The Santa Fe proposes to
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

A Los Angeles dispatch says:
 The sovernment has won c case against the Southern Pacific company on . dec.sion of the Interstate com . merce com ission. relative to the transportation of cavalry hcrses from Huachucs, Arir. to Los Angeles. The government claimed that the ship -rcents of army horses. which were .as&>t 'tsriff rstes." should have
 b,&4e : basis O! class B rstes. while :ss ,s:.rs.SS eess,s.sy asserted ,hs. 2 special service vas contracted for at the class A rate.
 The govern meut asked for repars- tioo on II carloads, amounting to S753 g., and the railroad claimed that sn error had been msde in the SD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
I tombstone Town
 Topics TerseIy Told
Visitors to City; Local and
 Personal Items of Interest

Ring out the old and ring in the new.
 JB Pope returned 10 Douglas today after brief visit here.
 Keith Preston sni so1 were uot- going passengers for Benson today.
 Ralph Johrson returned to Tucson today, after spending Christmas holi- dave with his parents and Tombstone friends.
 During the New Year dance at Gage Hall tonigh, by the Tombstone City Band supper will be served at the Can Can.
 William Pearce, Ire-ident of the Pes.ce C;gs. Company of this city. returned home today after su extend- ed visit to California points. Dame Rumor had it that Billy might re- turn with c bride, but he failed to gratify his friepds and is still heart whole and fancy free.
 Harry Hasselgreen was Tomb- stone visitor today from Lewis Springs
 Robert Gardner, the San Bernsrdino cattle buyer, who was at Florence after cattle last week, succeeded in getting ei1 carlosds, four in the Pica- cho district and two in the Florence district. lie paid s2O per head for yesrlipgs; BPS per head for two-yesr- olds and s36 per head for three-year- olds.
 Mrs John Rock returned yesterday from Bisbee where che has been on . visit with relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

d.ys.
 Geo Mason, burglary second de- gre. sentenced not to exceed 5 years at Florence.
 Edrard smitb, burglary, second degree. sentenced not to exceed ) years at Flor, nee.
 Alburto Dcminguez burglary plead not guilty.
 The case of Get,ins, alleged insane examined and ordered committed to ty hospital for observation and treatments.
 The fact that petit cases are heard in the superior court is due to . defect in the law wherein justice court iuris- diction in cases involving sentences from 30 days to six months are in question. All s1ch cases are now trapsmitted to the superior court un- til the legislature remedies this situa- tion,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following IS list Of letters r nnaining in the general delivery ct the rrnbssons postcs6ce for the weeF ending December IA, 19l2. 0sioaho, R s Ssnchis, Antonio
 Vssqnee. Antonio
 When calling for above letters, ssy aivsrtissd,', giving dste of adver. Si ~msut. A fee oi le will be collect ed os eaeh letter that is delivered.
 W. A. HAYWOOD, JR.
 Postmaater.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
STATE ,Ilms- IN uREsf CONDENSED.

Col. Ralph E Twitehell. of La
 Vegas M. will 30 to Los Angeles
 to assist Gel Dell NJ Potter to secure
 the needed enforcement for the ocean to-ocean hiehway through Arizona. Tn Yuma National bank has been
 made a Uni'ed sts'e. depos tory and :, $50 GOO Of Uncle Same god money
 placed in this bank
 Sixty thousand and one hundred dollars was the amount paid by Bis- bee city taxpayers for the year 1912 The sum collected this year shows sn increase over that of last year.
 Professor Frank L Kleeberger. as- sistsn, in the chemistry department and physical culture director of A.i- zons university, |, has accepted a posi- ton AS assistant director in physics l culture in his old college the upiver- si'y of California at Berkeley He will take up work there immediately after the holidsys.
 Waiter Packard, who was tried for the murder of Wilson Hicks and found guilty. by Glote jury, of man. slaughter, wss sentenced in the su- perior court Wed nesday morning to term of [ ct less than one year nor more than ten years
 At Bisbee, Chic of Police Watkins has sent out three requests for bids for the ins'sllation of new jail in the city hall building.
 Work of laying the water mains CD the side streets of Ssfford 5000 fee: oi four-inch pipe having arrived
 One of the handsomest lodge homes in the entire stste will be that of the Douglas lodge of Mssons when it's plans La,e U.eu carried out.
 That Cananea is more than ordin srily quiet. where disorders are con- and almost up to the normal in it's business transaction. is the statement of Wi liam Gmshling. con- structiou superintendent for the company.
 That dipping his cattle twice caused them 10 lose co much in seight that they were unstable at 6 profit, had he shipped them, is the statement of Cliff Robertson, an Fl Psso buyer who msk-s his headquarters in Douglas. He therefore cold herd Of GOO head recently brought in from Sonora 10 Jim Hunt. a we'll known rancher They will be ragged in Arizona until they have reEa;Ded weight sufficiently to make them a good grade of ship pers,
 Mike Lobleck. who was tried iD the justice court at Ash Fork, Friday isst, upon a charge of obtaining mon ey upon cheeks upon which payment had been stopped was released for lack Of evidence.
 Niss Ila Scholey. the ll-year-cld daughter of hr and Mrs George Scbo- ley. of Mayer, and neice of Chas K of Prescott. died of pneumon- ia in Phoenix Tuesday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Gochise Women Meets Serious Ac.
 cident and May Lose Eye

Mrs Snow Thomas, of Mason Hill, in Bisbee, was seriously injured in en explosion that occurred st her home
 It is said that Mrs Thomas sometime previously lad thrown away some percussion csps Tbe caps were thrown in barrel commonly used fer putting ashes in. At ihe time of the accident Mrs Thomas stepped out of the house with coal scuttle fuIl Of hot sshes She pat ashes in the bare rel.> The hot asbes fell directly CD
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

and ], is the first election held in the state e Arizona since women's sui . frage became an accomplished fact There are some 3l4 oi lhem register cd and it is believed that a great majori- ty of them will vote.- Globe Silver Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

the cape and they exploded the :mom- ent the ashes were thrown ID the bar rel.
 The right eye wac penetrated and her iace vas badly cut and burnt. She leo received alacerstion in the right tip. Assistance was immediately se- cured and the wounded woman was t-ken to the c & A Hospital. She is in a serious condition. It is believed that the left eye can be saved, but the right eye, which wss penetrated, will probably be lost,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Write it 1913 afte1 today.

Write It 1913 efte2 today.
 Ii the members of the legislature grant the requests of the superintend ems of state institutions, 1925 ,OOO will be appropriated at the special session next spring for the purpose of making improvements st the Uniyer- sity. asylum for the insane, Tempe Normal school and Flagstaff Normal.
 Wm Deckersw raturned to Johnson today after several days stsy here on business,
 The cosy home of Mir and Mrs w.. P. Thompson or 4th Street, was the scene, last eve ming Of 6 merry dancing p'rty, at which were present men, invited friends of the couple. Danc- ing was hsdLto the tune of the Ac- cordeon orchestrs, especially employ- ed for the occasion. Delicious punch and cake were served by the host and hostess during the evening. and cards and games were also played.
 A Mexican named Lorenzo, who was committed to the state peni.en tisry from Yavapsi county, yesterday morn. irg made his escape. It Wac thought at first he had headed straight for Pboen:x. Blood hounds were placed on the trail but soon lost the scent in the sand along the river.
 Mrs c Laris and son. Joe April re- turned last evening from Colton. Cal. where they have been for the past six weeks on c visit.
 Attorneys J s Williams end Ed Flsnnigsn came over today from Bis bee via au on court bus; ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

duplicate the sensal alions which s per- con experiences when he stands on the end of the tremendous gorge, 6 mile deep and l5 miles across.
 This will be done by building compe B. ite scenery in a huge building. The beholder will stand on the veranda of the Fl rovar hotel and gaze into . real gorge, which will be blended inn perceptitly into @ giant back drop, 60 lighted as to give the effect of grea. distances
 The effects of sunrise and sunset and the incandescent glare of the noon will pass over ths scene during the 20 minutes or so that the visitcr watches. Guides will tell O! the tor- turous descent of the Bright Angel trail, A real Arizona burro will be part of the picture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Important Water Notice

&ll water patrons are bsfeby noti- fed tl.-. sor1Io~anc. will be made after tbis dat- nr water wasted through any cAuse, and in orde, to protect against loes Of this kind. we suggest that owners and reuters have globe valves instslled inside of the meses ss all lose or cost inside the meter is that of either tensnt or iand- lord. All persons are hereby notified that tbey mnst not under penalty of the law, tsmper with stop cocks Of this company in the street. Such tsmpering has been the cause of loss of water, sx pense and inconvenience to both the company and patrons of late and is . violation os the law.
 HUACHUCA WATER co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
New Regulations for Arizona Pab- lie Service Corporations All Under Same Rate Hereafter

That all public service corporations in Arizona gre 10 be notiged at orce that minimum charges are illegal un- der . law passed by the legislature is stated in sdvices from Phoenix, which sta,e that this action was decided upon 8. g meeting c. the ari- sona corporation commission. It is in line with the resolution introduced last week by Commissioner F A Jones.
 The county attorneys are to be no,i- fled that the law abolishing the mini
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

mum charges must be enforced. I was also decided to take up the alleged discriminatory rates at 6 series of hearings.
 The abolition of flat rates or mini. mum rates will not affect those chsrg. ed by municipalities. as in the case of minimum charges for water service in Douglas. The authority of the cors poration commission does not extend to municipalities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
Transportation of Fort Huachuca Cavalry Causes Suit in Cali fornia Court

plicstion of rates and that the govern. men, ought to pay sls62.s5 more than was actually collected on the ship ment. The in,ers.ate com mmerce com mission found that the rate as made and also in connection with a shipment from Huachuca to Atasca- cadero, Cal. were unreasonable, and ordered .eparation to the government nf S4ll .S3, with three and one hslf years' interest.
 Another case involving the move ment of IA carloads of horses and mules from Huschucs to San Fran cisco, in which the government asked rsparation on the grouad of an un- ,eAsonsble rate, was disnisseds
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

Miss Miiiicept Heating. who has been in Honolulu for the psst two yesrs. where che was employed as stenogrspher, is expected to arrive in Prescott about Jsnusry 20th. Mi-s Etbei KestiDg ~ho has also been employed in HonoIulu m e like capa- city, will remain there for . time. -Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
First Election in Arizona Where
 Women Cast Ballot

Today for the first time in the bis- tory of Arizona, the fair sex will vote. For the Globe city election to deter mine whether or not the city electric street railway franchise shall be srsnt- ed to N L Ameser IS to be held today
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05

FOUND-A handsome gold EIk's charm. Owner can have same by calling at Pony saloon, proving prop. erty and pay for this notice
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-01-05
New Cases
 Filed

SUPERIOR COURT Suit 252. F Ross vs W Kline, debt. S4000.
 Judg in above sui'. JF Ross Or, W Kline Dr, debt, 5000 Suit 253. Lucille Pierce ys Hors,io Pierce; divorce.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS E.t F ' Hockinbeamer; Jan IA day settlement account, distribution, e-c. Est H B H,nscom; Jan 10 day hearing return sale.
 Est D Mccall; F R Masterson, J H Griffin and T c Enmons sppoin ted appraisers.
The Washington times., 1913-12-14

SENATOR LUKE LEA,
He Is Assisting a Special Committee
Appointed to Select a Site in Wash
inr+n- e. .he "-oposed s-oo. 900 No.
mortal Hall for the National Red
Cross SoII.ly.
The Washington times., 1913-12-14
HOUSEWIVES MERGE
FOR CHEAPER FOOD
Alliance of Women Will Meet
After Holidays to Outline
Campaign for Reductions.

While public attention is centered on
the Dart the housewives can play in
forcing a reduction of food prices. due
to the successful BOYCOTT OF the District
club women. another organization, the
Hcusekeepers' Alliance. has entered the
fight against the high cost of living. A
meeting of the alliance will be held just
after The holidays to hear reports of
committees which have been investigat-
ing several angles OF the food question.
The plan of inviting the public to this
meeting is being considered.
Mrs Sarah X. Lamb, chairman OF the
investigating committee OF the House
keepers. Alliance, is preparing a report
10 be submitted to this meeting Mrs.
Dcmb dec ares that the Investigations
so far made have taken the committee
10 the source of the trouble-the farm
and the report will 20 largely into the
question of providing better educa tional
facilities. so the boys may be kept on
The farm and the burdens OF farm life
lightened. The cooperative market
plan. hy which housewives are to be
brought into direct communication with
farmers, will be one of the things dis
cussed.
The Washington times., 1913-12-14
League to Sell Eggs
By Parcel Post Route

BOSTON. Dee. l-The United House
keepers League of Massachusetts,. head
81 by Mrs. Edward P. Barry, wife OF
the lieutenant Eoyernor-elect of this
State will tomorrow morning have a
conference with Postmaster Mansfield,
of this city. for advice as to the details
o. iraugurating on an enormous scale
ne use of the parcel post for the de-
lverv of eggs direct from the farmer to
The consumer throughout New England
The egg strike which has been in prog
ress all week has already resulted in
cold storage eggs descending several
cents n dozen in Price instead of going
steadily upward, as was the plan and
IN" league considers this victory al
ready won.
The Washington times., 1913-12-14
Dead Woman Robbed
Of Gems Worth $1,000

WINTHROP, Mass, Dec. H.-The dis
appearance of jewelry valued at nearly
5000 from the body of Mrs. Agnes ].
Daggett, wife of a symphony orchestra
musician. has just been reported to the
police after private investigation had
been conducted ever since her death
last Tuesday. She died suddenly on the
street, and when she left her home she
was wearing two diamond earrings, a
d almond. set pendant, and in addition
about $4,000 worth of other diamonds.
The 1900 worth of diamonds were all
found pinned inside her clothing. but
the pendant and earrings had vanished.
The Washington times., 1913-12-14
Fifth CavaIrymen Are
Chartered at Fort Myer

Troop L of the Fifth United States
Cavalry, fresh from Fort Apache,
Ariz., is already installed in its new
quarters at Fort Myer, and is waiting
for the arrival of three more troops
Of the Fifth. now held at Furt Hua-
chuca TO await the arrival of the Tenth
Cavalry, which will relieve them.
Troop L was recently relieved from
duty at Fort Apache and made the trip
by rail. Troops l, K and NJ are still
at Fort Huachuca. These four troops
comprise the third squadron of the
regiment and "headquarters'' of the
Fifth will also be stationed at the Vir-
ginia post. Col Wilbur E. Wider,
commanding the Fifth Cavalry. will
succeed Col Joseph f. Garrard. Fiji
teenth Cavalry, formerly in command
at Fort Myer.