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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-04
18th DISTRICT
Especial to Internationally

Sew nteenth District, Ga, Jan. g.
Among the visitors to this section dur
ing the holidays were Misses Theo and
Cora Poole, Of Cordele, who were the
guests Of Miss Lillian Kent
Miss Lille Hall, Of Americas, was
the attractive guest Of Miss Mary Ella
Mills recently
Miss Ruth Smith, Of Graves, was
visitor here recently, the guest Of
Miss Annis Jones and Misses Annie
Lee and IRA Belle Williams.
Mr. Dykes Smith, of Doerun, spent
several days last week with relatives
here
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Williams and
children. OF Blakeiy and Mr. and Mrs
w f. Sullivan, Of Moultrie. visited rel
atiyes in this section last week.
Misses Emma and Ellie Virgins,
were guests of Misses Mccartney, Of
Triton, during the holidays.
Miss Mittie Collins entertained in
honor OF the guests in this vicinity Fri
day evening She proved herself d,
delightful hostess.
Miss Minnie Lee Colby, of Smith
Vile, spent a few days with her sister
Mrs G. T, Turner last week.
Misses Helen Tondee and Minnie
Jones, OF Ellayille, visited here d
short time this week
Mr.. Clarence Williams is visiting rel
atives in Doerun this week
Misses Amanda and Emily Davis, of
Warner. visited relatives here last
week
Mr.. Quinnie Spilars, OF Albany, was
a visitor here Sunday and Monday.
Miss Addie Lee Mann has been very
sick for the last few days.
! G. w Virgins, Jr., and sisters at
tended the ColeMarshall wedding in
Parrot Wednesday,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-04

If you want people to sit up and
take notice simply make a noise like
a hundred dollar bill
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
w. L, Kissick who visited his daugh.

w. L. Kissick who visited his daugh-
ter, Mrs, w II. Thomas, left yesterday
for Marshalltown where he will go
through the Old Soldiers Home and
from there will return to his home at
Oskaloosa. He came here from Clarin-
da where he attended the reunion of
the Croker Brigade.
Mrs Geo. II. Buck returned to An.
dubon yesterday after two weeks alb
sence in Illinois She visited her old
home at Morris, and went to Evanston
with her daughter Mildred, who will
be student at that institution. She
reports Mildred nicely located and we'll
pleased with the prospects of the years
work.
w. H. Searls and wife who have
been visiting Clarence AIRY and wife at
Coldwater, Kan, and other Kansas
points, returned to Audubon last night
They report corps in Kansas far below
the average this year, though at the
present time they are having splendid
rains which are material help for
winter wheat.
j. w. Shearer and wife who visited
his wifes sister, Mrs M. o. Smith and
family at Extra passed through Audu-
bon on their return to their home at
Abeline, Kansas Forty years ago Mr..
Shearer lived at Extra and he told a
Republican representative that Audi
bon looked quite different today than
it did at that time.
The Axtelle Standard. of Axtell,
Kansas, has the following to say of
"Tae Black Hand" as played by the
L ucy Hayes Co. "On Thursday night
a thrilling political drama entitled,
"The Black Hand" was given and
ELECTED even more response from the
delighted audience" This play will be
produced Saturday night at the Opera
House.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
HERE AND THERE

Templeton! oh, Templetonl Oh, you
Aurora Borealisl Spring of that dam
nable beverage that deadens all sense
of decency and sends some of our good
boys home temporary lunatics. A bona
fide instance is that of three of our best
boys who went to Templeton Monday.
They paused in Hamlin ON their way
home in the evening and staged wild
west show that was much out of place
and date. Doubtless its repetition
could not be tolerated. The main fea-
ture of the show was a silly attack up
on the Danes several of whom were
roughly accosted and given an oppor-
tunity to indulge in disgraceful fist
fight. The Danes, however, proved
themselves superior by refusing to par
ticipate in anything incompatible with
good citizenship, and these boys now,
since they have regained their normal
faculties, have better opinion of the
Danes than they expressed in their
Templeton frenzy; for had the Danes
been as uncivil and regardless of peace
and law as these Templeton topers the
officers of the law would now be per-
forming a most disagreeable duty.
Sheriff Sunberg was called and rushed
III uh ouOoiuOOllC " lldblllu, bub WHICH,
he appeared upon t scene one of the
main actors Tipped away into the dark
ness and the Others Gained down and
conducted themselves 80 as to make
arrest depend ON third party's formal
complaint. The boys owe an apology
to the Danes and the Hamlin commun-
ity and there is no doubt about that.
Hamlin recently experienced one of
the most exciting shooting matches in
its history. All day long Kimballton,
Hamlin, Elk Horn and Brayton fought
for supremacy, Brayton at last winning
the banner. In the evening q big ban
quet was given in the hall where the
members of the gun clubs, their wives
and many visitors were entertained. A
midnight lunch served by Mrs. N.
Mortensen. Sr., caused pleasant lull
in the dancing which extended from
twilight to dawn.
Mrs. Maurice Armstrong, of Psetz
Colorado, came in on Mondays evening
train. She was met at the Hamlin
depot by her brother, o. G. Colee in
whose home she will be a guest for
sometime. ..
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
First N. E. Church

All evening services will begin at 1880
instead of 800 o'clock. Note the
change in the hour of service. Prayer
meeting and Bible study Wednesday
evening at 7:30 Choir practice Friday
evening at 7:30, Miss Carrie Berger,
Leader. Every member of the choir is
requested to he present. On next Sun
day the services will be as follows:S. 5.
at 1000 a. m, sermon at HOO a. m,
subject Christianity--Four-- Square."
Junior League at 2:30, Epworth League
at $50 p. m, Special Meeting) At
1:30 sermon subject Visions And
Dreams. We expect to begin Revival
meetings Nov End. All are cordially
invited. ]. H. Freedline, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25
G. A. MAY, NJ. D.

Physician and urgeon. Special at
tention to disease of Eye, Ear, Nose
and throat. Office in the Watts Build
ing. Day phone AZ. Night Residence
Phone 423 Audubon, Iowa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Garnett are hav-
ing a pleasant visit with relatives near
Staples, Mimi, which they will termi-
nate in time to attend the Audubon fair.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

We understand that Clint Rucker
has bought nicely improved farm in
Pope county, Minnesota, and will move
thither in the spring.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

j.. K. DONALDSON, d. d. s.
Dentist office over Scars Harness
Shop, Audubon, Iowa. Phone 421.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-09-25

MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATES
With optional payments. Complete
set of Abstract Books to all land In
Audubon County, kept up-to-date,
insurance written. CHAS. BAGLEY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Douglas Forced to
 Leave Cananea
A Cananea dispatch ssys:-

A Cananea dispatch ssys:-
 James s Douglas. vice president of the Cansnes Consolidated Copper company. vas forced today by 6 mob of two thousand miners and smelter- men to leave Cananea. The mob presented its demands at II o'clock ;s;s morning. aud he lei, in an auto : mobile for the border this morning. The mob wss accompanied by Preiecs Dieguez. of the Arispe district, and Colonel Alvsrsdo. commander of he state troops. Neither offered any interference :to the mob's demand The workers are dissatisfied because of the closing of the mines and smelt.. CTS. Many regard the action o: the mob in forcing Douglas to leave the che camp e uncsIled for in nsry respects.
 The men demsnded their immcdi- ate employ ment or inst Douglas leave the country Douglas said il wss impossible to give all york now and 60 left. Dr L D Ricketts, oI Globe. the leading official of the con- pany, has been cent for. Gecrgs Young, the secretary, is handling thu snsin of the company now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
From Wednesdays Daily


 OG Horton, roadmsster of the E P& s " arrived today and ls inspect ing the track Of the local branch. | B Msier, the Benson merchant was . visitor to tbe2 2city today on busi- ness.
 Brakeman tG B Pray and wife went to Douglas Monday where they will remain. Mir Pray was relieved by Brake man A l. Forksksr. who has assumed his position on the lo- cal run and i. now on duty.
 Geo L Thompson, former Tomb stoner and popular Cochise citizen is now located ct Nogales where he has established himself in . refreshment em porium and doing we'll. George has many friends hereabouts who wish him success.
 Col o NJ Anderson of Willcox. newe- pspermsn and attorney IS in the city On legal business. The Col. was publisher of the Range News many years agone and after jcurneying far and wide on pleasure and business re- turned to Arizops Co permanently locate. The Col. is a Sulphur Spring Valley eLtbusiast and 6 real booster. A few moments with him will con- vince anyone that the Nile has no particular advantage over the possibil. i,ies O. the big Cochise valley and he is helping to demonst ate it.
 I Grace. the travelling man was an outgoing passenger to Nogsler yes. terday after 6 few days visit here on business.
 Tom Larrieu returned to Turner yesterday after a trief visit on busi- ness.
 A Nj McCorkle. trsvelIpg auditor of the Fl Psso X Southwestern, arrived in the city lsst evening, and finds the accounts of the local station in good ct ndition.
 Attorney Frank Dosn arrived in the county seat today on business before the superior court.
 Mrs Fred Reed left today for Ray on sn extended visit with relatives and friends.
 M.s Bert Mscis was an outgoing passenger today for Miami on 6 visit oi fortnight with relatives. Advicss from Nogalss state thss . man was found oyer on the Mexican side lurking around the city reservoir and upon being captured and swested confessed to having considerable quantity of cyanide which be was going to put into the water. The cysn idle has been found and the msp is stiii going through the third degree.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Ff0m tuesdays Daiii

H K Street, general manager and Fred Bennett, superintendent Of the Boqnillss Land & Cattle Go, were in the city today from the headquarters of the largest cattle ranch in Arizona, which is 10 miles from Tombstone. Tombstone has confidence euoug b in the present leg gislsI urs to feel that no snap county seat removal legis- lstion will he passed to the detriment of every county in the stAte. Should e bill psss, it's rrovisions ~ill tote fair despite the pleading of few real es- tate sharks to put "oue over
 Much local interest is being man . tested in the coming game of baseball betw cen the local team and court jurors. The contest for Lonors will be sn enthusiastic one and the bleach CTS will lend every encouragement to add spice to the game.
 MW Jones and wife of the Tue. .on Marble Works, left this morning for Nogales on . visit enroute to Tucson.
 The county traction engine and road elevator have arr.ved and were delivered at GleesUn Sunday. With the new equipment eubstsDtisl road work can be looked for and the roads of Cochise county will be the hest in the state.
 The F Bar roundup is at the Stock. ton ranch about IF miles east of Tombstone today. Quite a number of cowboys are in the round-up, and . large number of cattle are being gathered.
 o Gibson left yesterday for Phoenix on brief visit.
 The weather clerk turned on c brief apell of cold weather this morning, reminding one what has become of his Ovefcoat.
 Tie etade trees in the City Park are showing green foliage and some of the fruit trees will be in bearing this summer.
 FIN Wolcott and wife returned tbis morning from their Highway tour via Overland auto to Fl Paso. They report . most enjoy able trip.
 Dr Randall took B wounded sol diers to the county hospital from Nsco Saturday night. Seven who were seriously wounded were brought Into Douglas where they are row in the county hospital while the re- msinder are in the hospital in Agua Prieta.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
From Mondays oaii,.

Mrs Roger Saunders returned yes- terday from Bisbee after brief visit with frien3s.
 Ar H T Fisher and wife departed for Los Angeles today on sn extended visit.
 MW Jones. proprietor of The Tue" son Marble Go. accompanied by his wife arrived in the city last evening. Mir Jones has placed numerous or ders for cemetery work and iron fencing and has established come high class monumental work here.
 Assistant County Attorney Alex. Murry is in the city on court matters.
 TB Grace. the we'll known travel ling man was 6 visitor in the city yesterday on business.
 Quartermaster Johnson and wife of Ft Huachucs were brief visitors in Tombstone yesterday. returning lsst evening.
 Attorney Lee woolery and wife re- turned last evening from Land; where they were on 6 visit.
 County Physician Randall arrived tLis morning from Douglas on busi- nses.
 Mrs Wm Hughes was sn incoming passenger last evening from Bisbee. and wbile here is the guest of her daughter, Mrs J H McPhsrson.
 Wm Hughes was an outgoing pss- senger to Tucson yesterday on busi- ness.
 Harry Hssselgreen is . visitor to the county seas today from his home at Lewis Springs.
 John Pearce returned yesterday from Bisbee, after @ brief business visit.
 Clerk Ed James. of the superior court, and wife went to Douglas Sat- urday evening. Mrs James will re. main for 6 fortnight on . visit with friends. while Mir James returned lsst evening to be on hand at the opening of court this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Bitten By Mad Dog
 Sues for $2,500

Martin H Dill. formerly . mail car~ rier in Phoenix in the superior court filed suit against J A McCondrs and W s Lowe for $25CO damages. res sulting from the bite of dog. which the plaintiff alleges vas mad st the time and belonging to McCondra and with W s Lowe ss the attending vet erinary surgeon. Clark and Vaughn are the plaintiffs attorneys.
 Plaintiff alleges that on or about October 5th, last he wal. carrying mail in the city and had 60 deliver mail to the defendants, McCondrs, place of business, He alleges dog which be- lopged to McCondrs had been bitten come days before and showed some signs of rabies. and that the veterin. ary and the owner had tied the csn- inc in . passaaewsy through which the carrier had to psss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Cattle Buyer
 Making Large Deals

Cattle deals declared to aggregate in the neiehborhnod of $1s0 900. arc being closed by Theodore Olsen. cat- tIemsn of Missouls, Mont, with .ar- ious owners oi cattle in southern Pima and Santa Cruz counties.
 His total purchases so far ere 5000 head of cows They arc to hs shippsd to Missoula and placed on the range for breeding purposes. About 1900 head were loaded ct Husohuca Siding on Sunday for shipment vis soushsrn Pacific.
 Theo. Lsrscn. cashier oi the Fisss National bank of Missouls. is inter. ested with Olson. He wanted o view the country st clese rsnes and see vhstis looked like.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

President Wm Holmes oi the Lead- vile company, while coming up from Douglas Wednesday, shot and killed an eagle that measured ! feet from tip to tip.
 JD Cox, . young man of about 78 summers. with his witnesses V Lsmbd,n and James Hopkins. this week made final proof on his home. stead. Mir Coz is e enthusiastic over this valley e any of the settlers, though they are many years younger shsn this pioneer oi the frontier, who h ssssing . good sxsopls tor ua younger generation .-Arisonan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Presidential Cities
 in America

Twenty tosns, four countie. and g chain of mountains in the United States now bear the name of Wilson. The chain of mountains is in Colorado and Utah. There are eleven Mar shsll counties. most of them named after the late Chiet Justice Marshall. Sixteen cities and towns bear the same name. in addition to which there are numerous MarshslItowns, according to the U 8 Geological Sur vsy Bulletin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
House Approves
 3-Cent Fare Bill

The house has approved and ordered to third reading the tbree-cent fare bill in the exact form the measure came from the senate. The bill is designed to displsce the law now be. fore the federal court at Ssn Fran, cisco and as drawn thsows the bur- den of proof of inability to haul pas sensers at e three cent rate on the railroad corporations in place of cor. poration com mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Many Witnesses
 on Local Case

Following are witnesses who arrived in Tombstone today to be sn hand in the Wright forgery case ID court today: Mrs Brown, Mrs Axford. M Sarenen, E L Stewart, c P Conger. J H Jordan, T McCurnin, 0 M Ross, c o Ellis, N J Lilly. H Bennett, F Mckinney. o McLindon, JJohndet. J Bayts. c K Scott. H Bennett. c Hyer, F. s O'Reilly, all of Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27

0sosge McMulleu snd Margaret J Miller were plsrried laet evening by Rev Duncan of the Congregational church. The couple are Bisbee res- idsnts and were sens on their wsy re- joicisg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
May Send Prisoners
 to 6uaymas by Boat

A Naco dispa ch ssys:-
 Gossip current among the army men hers. although no orders have teen received upon which it could be based, is that the federal prisoners now held here will be sent by train from here to San Diego, Cal, and from :hc;e 5y boa: to Gu.ywss. Save for the 7s rebel Ysquis liberated yester- dsy. no prisoners have been seut scross q c line here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Asbestos Deposit
 Near Arizona Line

Valuable asbestos deposits were re- censIy found within 70 milee south 0 Douglas op the Mexican side of the line. The End. which vas msds by . mining partner of Frank M Wstts. the real estate and mining man, is considered one of the most valuable that hes been made in this vicinity in sometime, owing to the particular fine grade of mineral upon which . commercial value of $6O . ton hes been placed by . number of experts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
$. P. Losses
 Run Into Millions

VI Bsrnes. general freight and passeog ger agent for the Southern Ps- ci6c railroad. with headquarters in Tucson. ssys that the loss of the s P railroad since the beginning of the Msderc revolution hss amounted into ths millions o' doraTS. They are not certain when the railroads into son- o,a can be repaired on account of the still unsettled conditions existing there,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
Arizona Fence
 Fued Resumed

Presumably reviving sn old feud over range and fencing land srants. msrsuders destroysd lass night Afseen miles of fence surroundins land com- prisiug Baca Float Grant No 3 10 miles north of Noesles and owned by J E wiss, cssslsmsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27

Chamberlain s Cough RemetV
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27

WARRANTY DEED J E Stelzer to E 0 B Mann. laud .................. 2VO .. Int Lsnd & Imp Go to J E Stelzer, Douglas prop ... 37l .. J s Williams to H waddeil Bisbee prop. ..... ..... - o.C DEED H Wsddell to H Roth, Bis bee prop ...............- |. sHERIFF's DEED H c Wheeler to Prov Nut B &L Assn, Douglas prop .. HIT 3s REALTY MORTGAGE R l. Gibson to H E Dugsn, Douglas prop ...... ...- 742 D D Gitchell to Norton-Mor- gan Com Co, Cochise rrop 600 WARRANTY DEED R Ovens to c Nj Ovens, land l5O .. P A Lofgreen to W G Good- man. land .......... 20 .. W W Hrlme. "a M Watts Douglas prop ..... ...... 2650 .. NJ k Gilman to T M skoog. Bisbee prop ..-. ...... 900 .. J NJ Robles to J Pool. land 10 ..
 Q. c. DEED H c Hszelwood to L Bottom bieoee prop. IU .- NJ Story to J J Pool. lsnd... 10 ..
 MINING DEED Mrs NJ s Ericson to A Lsur- ines; min prop .... TO0 ..
 WATER LOCATION J E Din xiddle ct al .......
 PATENT U s to M Robles, land. =.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE W H Johnson to J A Ivey, horse and buggy -... 3i 50
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE H H Hatfield to R Ovens. Nat Cssh Reg Co to Hsu- neck snd Williams .....
 Q DEED B Horton to c Martin ct al, min prop. .......... .... 70
 TOWNSHIP DEED J s Taylor to NJ Munch, Bis bee prop ......-...-..... 2O
 DEED Int Land & Imp Co to Mrs H Muneh, Douglas prop. 200
 WARRANTY DEED c H Bsseett to E R Pirtle Go Douglas prop ....-....... 10 .. J E Suits to V R Parker. Douglas prop .-.-........ lO -. Frank J Comts to J E Suits, Douglas prop -.--....... 10 -.
 REALTY MORTGAGE VR Parker to Bank of Doug. las, Douglas prop ....... AO = F NJ Watts to W W Holmes, Douglfs prop.... ....... 2O5O .. B Speed to State Nut B & D Assn. Douglas prop -... 300 ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE H L Johnson to HillccX Bank X Trust Go, stcck 5000 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State Nut B & L Asen to P SOIuSo ...s..ss...-- WATER RIGHT B Horton and c B Martin ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-04-27
TOMBSTONE EPiIAPH
 PuBLIsHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY

.trsm.a,! Filed With tn. Count,
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 WARRANTY DEED J E Lamar to A " & H R Csrson, land ........ 1900 CA wellergreeo to w R Hatcher, Douglas prop.... 240 .. E Ciouthier to W W Holmes Douglas prop. ..... 10 .. Doug Inv Go to Stuller, Douglas prop ............ $50 .. Doug Inv Go to NJ E Moore Douglas prop ...... ..... 25O ..
 RE MoRTaA F B Hsnscom to Cochise B L Assn, Warren prop ... 1000 W G Gadkis ct al to Aris Bank < Trust Go, prop .. 1000 ..
 CHArTEL MORTGAGE c Garter to Ariz Bank & Trust Co. prop ......... 100 AZ White to Aris Bank & Trust Co, horses ...... l20 .. T Dublin Co Ariz Bank & Trust Co, cattle ........ 625 .. U Robert to Ariz Bank & Trust Co. live stock ...... TO ..
 BILL OF SALE D Hay to J H Mcknight, engine iU
 PossEssoRY RIGHT M Ring, homestead ........ " Johnson. homestead. 6 Payne, homestead ........
 WARRANTY DEED B Speed to B W Alspsugh DouIlss pfop p...... 10 ..
 CHATrEL MORTGAGE P Sumrell ct al to J R Head we'll driller ........ -..-. 265 .. Amalong to Willcox Bank & Trust Go. cattle. ...... 800 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE A W Careon to Ariz Bank & Trust Co, land ......... 520 r McGrath to Bank of Doug. las. Douglas prop ....... $50 .. EXTRACTION OF MORTGAGES L Allen to O'Malley & Ryan
 REALTY MORTGAGE H B Folsom to Min 4 Mer Bank of Bisbee, Naco prop 3a7o 9l @ e Lelevier to J Suite. Doug. las prop ........-...... lOO .. sATIsFAcTIos OF MORTGAGE let Net Bank Tombstone to " P Murray ...... . Rsti q < Carlisle to Kansas City Billiard Table Co.,. Min & and Mer Bank to H Folsom. E sutton to c A Johnston. Grant. K Pesker to g Green land lV =
 WARRANTY DEED Kuykendall to E D Knight land ..- ...--r--s't pNu FLsgos to c HoIguin, Doug. las prop ...-...-.-.-.-.. oo
 Q. c. DEED J Preciado to LAgoe. Doug lee prop .---........ TO :
 MINING DEED W s Rucastle to E Ssarinen min prop. p...-......,.... ZoV .. T 6supdsrcock and B Best to 0 c Bernard mines. 10 .. Ue to G A Jonston, land. US to E Boyd, lsnd.. -..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE CIV Meek to Ariz Bank & Tsuss Go, uason, hosses .. 200 . 4 Arpsss so B L Burton. live oO3ck loV (. R R MeCurdy to Ksnsss City Billiard Table Go, prop .. 173 3
 EXTRACTION ov MORTGAGE wilisoz Bapt { Trust O to