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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
SPORTING BREvITIEs
OFF THE WIRE.


Philadelphia.--wn c. Duniway.
81 Portland. ore. defeated Walter r..
uffeuheimsr Of Philadelphia. ia last
nights game, 400 20 3S9 Duniways
high run was 81 and his average
Sd-G2. Uffcnheimer had a high run
Of IS and an average OF 25-t2.
Santa Rosa. Cal-The Portland
team OF the Northwestern league de-
featrd the Chicago American second
team. 10 1.
Los Angeles. Cal.-Tho Venice team
OF the Pacific Coast League crossed
bats with the Chicago Americans yes
terday. Chicago won, Co G. The
score. r. g. r..
\ Nenir" ssssss.....f.'.' ..f
II Chicago ......,...t+.,.t lN
4 Batteries Baum. Hit Harkncs.
and Elliott Tonneman, LGngc Scott
and Kuhn.
II Philadelphia. - Joseph Mayer oi
Brooklyn. n. y. won the afternoon
game iu the National Amateur cham.
II pinuship Billiard tournament defeat
ing J. e. Cope Morton. Of this "itv
400 90 35t Muyers high run was 80
and his average o a-f1. Morton mad
high run OF % and an average Of
2s-bi.
Donpor. colo Jimmy Clahhy OF
n Milwaukee. and Eddie McGoortyi "i
Oshkosh. were matched last night o.
fight ten rounds before the pcuNDi
Athletic club nest month. Weighing
ibk pounds 80 o'clock.
Kansas CITY Jlm flynn and I'm
ihcr MrCuriF. white heavyweight
champion hnyc signed to fight H'
rounds Boa Philadelphia April 49, ar
cordiug 90 jack curioy wh" arri Ped
here yesterday.
Wa have fhe largest aud best lis
~ Investments ln tho southwest JONI
Al. Moore realty co.
"shyloch" from Shakespeare "Mer
chant or Venice" crystal to-day
..--.----
"ghylnrk" Urban Eclipse feature 30
two reels. crystal today
Bniouss Feel heavy after dinner
Hitter tnHte7 c0mplcXion WllNN
Liver perhaps needs wpklng up
csc at on stores.
order ease Of nork Beer today
southwestern Brewery ana leo Go
Phones 81 and 60.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27
PIONEER BAKERY
2O7 south THrst street.

How rs the tito ~ YOUR property?
l'' ur examine your abstract Juhn
VI Moore Realty co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

order ease OF nork Beer today.
Southwestern Brewery ana leo Go.
Phones Oh and Go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

rrlmr'.s Livery; ns n. second St
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Wa have fhe largest aud best llW
~ invesimonts ln tho southwest John
AZ. Moore realty 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

"shyiock" from Shakespeare "Mer
chant or Venice" crystal to-day.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

UIiiousf Feel heavy after dinner
Hitter tnstaY Complexion HHlnW P
liver ucrhupa needs wuklng up.
Diane Henlietf for bilious atiHrkh
csc at on stores
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

ISnusaF cry Jim Flynn and TN
thor MrCurif. white heavyweight
champion huyo signed to fight fIH
rounds Boa Philadelphia April id. ar.
cording 90 Jack Curoy who arri ed
here yesterday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

"Shylock' from Shakespeare "Mer
chant. Of Venice" Crystal today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Denver colo Jimmy Clahhy Of
Milwaukee. and Eddie McGo"rty "i
oshkosh. were matched last night 90
fight ten rounds before the pcuN'i
Athlete club nest month. Weighing
ibk pounds sc o'clock.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-27

Santa Rosa, Cal.-Thc Portland
team OF the Northwestern league de-
featrd the Chicago American second
team, 9 a. 1.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-15

An automobile that was not
built for beauty but for actual
service is. the product of a group
of bright boys of Los Angeles,
CAL, who are still in school. They
put the unique vehicle together
out of scraps.
1t is really a railroad auto and
is used for that purpose. Benzine
is the liquid from which it derives
its power of 1ocomotion. The con
tainer for this formerly did serv-
ice as a strip box. Transmission
of power from engine to wheels is
brought about through the me
dunn of a piece of leather strap.
The machine is strong, makes
good time, and in every part of
its construction the same ingenu-
ity that was exercised IN securing
transmission gear and benzine
container is displayed.
The boys do not get into
trouble of any sort on their Sat
urday Afternoon excursions,
thereby setting an excellent
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-15
PLFNTY GA MARYS

A teacher in one of our ele-
mentary schools had noticed a
striking friendship that existed
between Tommy and little Mary,
two of her pupils.
Tommy was a bright enough
youngster, but he wasn't dispos=
ed to prosecute his studies with
much energy, and his teacher saw
that unless he stirred himself be-
fore the end of the year he
wouldn't be promoted.
You must study harder, she
told him, cor else you won't pass.
How would you like to stay back
in this class another year and
have little Mary 60 ahead of
your" 10
'Aw, said Tommy; 81 guess
there'lI be other little Marys."
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-15

example to many autoists much
older than themselves. AS the
climate of Los Angeles is mild
the motor is much in evidence
even during the winter months. !
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Raildoad on to
 the Coast

Since the Fl Paso & South western railroad system hss forced the South. ern Pacific to deliver freight 0 its lin 2 at Tucson instead of Fl Psso. it is be- ing delivered to the T & ? st Fl Psso rather than the SouthwesterD, for movem' nt east of Fl Psso. As soon as the Or.ent road is running through
 chedule of freight trains east of AL pine, rsiiroaf men say that the s. P. will divert as much as possible of its eastern and northern freight that way
 Along in connection sith the lore going rumors are floating around ths' work will actually start on the E & W from Tucson west early the com. ing year and from the beet sources obtainsble it new appears that Phoeni1 will be on the 5outhwe tern map be fore another eighteen months has pas ed and that Yuma will be reach. ed ss 5000 ss possible after work s'arti and by that time the spreckles road now building will be in Yuma thu, completing the long looked fol through line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Seven With
 Death Sentences

Seven men are now in ths peniten 'iary st Florence. u der sentence oi death Tor murder. The seventh is Francisco Garcia, sentenced Saturday afternoon at Phoenix, to be hanged Friday, February 13. He had been convicted of the murder Of Office. Sarfis, and a pew trial had been de. nied.
 Attorney Whittemore, for the de fense, made 6 motion for a new trial, assigning various grounds Of error At 30 Saturday afternoon, Judge Phillips denied the motion and p-o- c eded to sentence Garcia, who ac cepted the procurement of bis fate calmly.
 Five Of the condemned murderers now in the penitentisry have teen reprieved by Governor Hunt till after the voters have hsd an opportunity 10 pass on the initiated anti-cspi al punishment law. in November of ns It year. The sixlh. William FaItir, has an sppfsl pendipg in the supreme court. It Is presumed that Governor Hunt will issue reprieve for Garcia aitbin e few weeks
 One of the prisoners awaiting exe- cution Is one Nelson, -en,enced from Cochise about two months ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Fritts and family arrived in Go. chise one day lat week from BsilingeI Texas He brought with him csr oI implements, household goods etc. They have located upon . claim four niles sOuth of tosn.
 D W Brown, George Eise has. and Andy Bumpus have taken another lease on the Mary. work to be rrose- cuted through the incline ehait that partially caved in last Sunday pigh h..
 Paul Shat,uck and two others vho are working a lease on the Atlanta mine. the property of D W Brown and brothers. now havf about one carload of ore ready for shipment.
 Thomas Patterson, Monroe Patter- son and G H Kelly of Whitewater, are in the ChiricAhus m ,untains on hunting expedition, having gone. out late last week. to be gone fifteen dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Chinese PeddIer
 Killed Near Bisbee

Louie Gong, a Chinese gardener of Fairbanks, was fatally injured Sun : dsy morning when his team rsn
 way in Tombstone canyon. He died in l9 minates after taken to the Cop per Queen b spitsl at Bisbee.
 Gong was 30 years of age and had come regularly with vegetables the psst five years He was coming dow D the divide grade yesterday from Bis. bee. when the teams neck yoke broke. The horses, pushed by the wagon. broke into s run. The wagon turned sideways and ran io.o s telephone pole. He was thrown of and caught between the wagon and the pole. His rib-. on bis lett side, were shattered parts penetrating vital organs ard fatally ! Iressing sgsinst his heart.
 Thefnnera! 0! Louie Gong, the de-. ceased Celestisl, was he'd in this city this morning. His fellowmen had charge of the funeral, and he was buried in the City Cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Electric Power
 From Grand Canyon
A Prescott, disratch 'sys:-

A Prescott, disratch 'ays:-
 Electrical power sufficient to supply all of Anzoos and northern Mexico is 70 be generated ata point in the Grand Canyon almoe. below the famous Fl Tovsr notel.
 The deal, upon which Ralph Cam eron has been working for several years, 5ss been clo ed and capital in abund- sncs secured 10 assure the sncfess o' he project. This information which is authentic, comes through the Cham Der of Commerce of this city and, al though the interprise is not local ip character its magnitude makes it ol interest to every part of the sts'e.
 The plan in brief, is to dam the Colorado river at the point mentioned forming . lake several milee in aidsb and six esn miles in length and there es'ablisb . power station from whict Arizona and northern Mexico will re. ceive energy for their mines, farm, snd maouiscturies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Increasing Limits
 On Parcel Post

A Washington dispasch eays:-
 Postmaster General Burleson's Iol- icy of increasing the weight limits on parcel post packages in the fret and seco nd uones from 20 to 50 pounds. to stmit books to the parcel poet and to reduce the rates in the third. four h. fifth and sixth zones has been apprGv- ed by the interstate com merce com mission.
 "It seems obvious" ssys the com mission 'that the service to the pub lie will be promoted by these changes prov ;ded the revenue for the service ie not SC than the cost thereof. Your expenses and statistics sesm to show clearly that the revenue will not be lees than the cost the service"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Plan to Enlarge
 Fort Huachuca

4 Washington dispatch says:-
 Among estimates by the war de- pertinent for 1914 for construction of new buildings for the army are plans for new sccomodstions at Fort Sam Houste D, T x., and Fort Huschuca Ariz
 IL is proposed at Fort Huachucs to increase sccon odstions for six troeps of cavalry to a regiment of I2 troops It is hoped that funds will be svaila ble for building one doutIe set of ca sntair g quarters and subss quenily 10 build fur double sets of quarters, which, with the quarters now at the post, will provide accom- dstions for 3S officers. Estimates have been made for four troop bsrrscks and barrac ks for tbe machine sun platoon and the band, which will furnish all tie bar racks necessary for 6 full regiment. Other work incidental to this con. struction would bring lbe total cost to | s25O.OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
From Wednesdays Daily

Judge P NJ Dosn is visitor io the city today from his home at I,opglss on mat t'ers before the court.
 Manager Harry Evars of the local office Of the Mountain ststes Tele- phone 4 Telegraph Co. vent to Ben. son today on bu.iness ouuected with that end Of his line.
 Deputy Clerk of the Court 0 B Wilson returned home this morning from visit to Douglas. where he hes been for the pact few days on a visit,
 County Surveyor McNeish is among the visitors in the county seat today on business matters. from his home io Bisbee.
 Col George Hodgson, general super- intendent Of the Copper Queen com- psny was visitor in the city today on busines- matters.
 Keith Preston returned home this morning from . brief visit to Douglas.
 Mrs Mary M Costello is c visitor in the city for few days having come up from Tucson. She is looking after her property interests here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
From Tuesdays Daily

Deputy Sheriff A W Howe returned home yesterday from Phoenix wher,
 he had been to take Randall, the mar
 who was c mmitted to the Asyium
 last week:
 Alrt ady the Christmas spirit is be. ginning to show itself in the c.mp and the s,ores are beginning to pnt on displsy their holiday goods. and every body seems to be carrying out the "shop early" idea.
 A fine lot of hand made novelties are on sale at Mschomic Mercantile CompsDy's store. The kind that sill please all. -Adv
 Attorney J $ William. is e visitor in the city today from his home st Bisbee.
 Jus McCsbe, CT supervisor of Co., chise county is e visitcr in the ciy today on busioess matters, from his ranch in the Huscbucas.
 Mrs Robert Reed is c visitor in the city today from her home ct Fairbsnk. and is the guest of Mrs T R Brau.t.
 ] N Christensen and .cc .ere -;s- itors in the city today from their ranch pear St David.
 The rainfall for November as re ported by Gauger TcmbIipson at the Huachuca Water Co.'S Re evoir wa six and one eighth inches
 A pleasaut surprise was that which was tend.re this morning to Mir. Andy Struthers, vie of Engineer stru.bers, one of the oldest engineer. on the E. P. & s. w., running on the Tombstone br.ncf When the II :lO train pulled in this morning from the east there stepped from the cosches, abou,twenty ladies' all en ginecrs wives of the E P < s Wand esch laden 1own with good things to eat of every imaginable description. They i'm me- hied themselves 10 tho home of the unsuspec.ing Mrs StrutheIs and family, and a general surprise took place then and therel After a general "tete-s-tete" had been en- joyed the party ga, down to the sump., tious lunch which the lsdies had brought along, after which ,h- y turn ed out in vOlu ne to see the old camp, and the many historic sights bere. abocts and i, is needless to add that they were delighted s- well as pleased The party returned 10 their hones in Bisbee and Douglas on the 3 50 train this afternoon with only exp1es ions of regret that they could not r,msin logger.
 Arthur Lutley was among those who came over from Bisbee today to attend the funeral of August Baron.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Seasons Run
 Proves Success

The sesson's run of the McNesl Co., operative Canning company hes come to . close. The total output this year wss 6 GOD cans, just twice that of last year. Tomatoes were again the only thing run on. Beside the number of cane of whoIs tomatoes, the factory put up small amount of cstsup of excellent quality.
 The entire output of the factory wss marketed before the first can was put up. The Ph.lps Dodge Nercan- tile company at Bisb and the Mo- Neal Mercantile Company purchased the entire outiu The mstoes, which gre Of unusually fine flavor, be. cause of the natural steamcooking process. are being sold at premium
 Last year and the year previous re practically exp :imen,s. The factory having proven itseli to be . winner, it is nov considered that the company will decide to construct its own building before next season opeDs and insta'l machinery to output . far larger amount than has ever before been attempted in this section.
 While no call has been iss1ed it is now planned to hold the sn uu,i meet ing Of the stockholders on Dec mber 1 l6, on the saue day that the McNesl fair. the visit of the agricultural ex. pertinent train and the towns te open ing take place. At that time plaus l will be discussed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
not be able to
 aosea. Tse drawn In s from .n Corpora-

Wishio the last year public-i withdrawal of sn unusual type. dei. igGated" "mineral- land withdrawal No- l, Arizons No. l." vas made at the instance of the United States Geologi- cal Survey. The withdrawal covers sa area in the Warren mining district (Bisbee, Ariz.) in which investigations by the Survey revealed gelogical con- ditions favorable to the occurrence of deep.sested deposits of coppero on which no surface discovery, as required ty che lode law, can be made. As die coveYy and hence valid location If of .uch deposits will depend on expen- sive dscp drilling or CD shaftine and will require time, there was danger that before prospecting of this kini could be completed attempts would be made to obtain title to the lands ty means of Slate selections or other non- mineral entries Accordingly the President directed that sn area incl,.t- ing approximately g .7S7 acres be ~ith drawn. The lands in the withdra~n area are open to exploration and p r. chase under the mining laws, 60 far s- they apply to metalIiferous iorms ci entry La.er I,s80 acres of this rr. serve were restored to entry.
 34,h Annusl Report, Director United! State. Geological Survey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Four Killed bv
 Explosion at Morenci

Bernardino J Jscobo, Frsnc:sco Ms dina. Nives Carilio and E Eres are dead. and T, m Gsllegos. NJ Lsnds and H A Deyo injured as the result of . premature sxplosion in . quarry in which Chadwick & Dsyo. contractors of Tuceon, gre sxosvating for the Ari- sons Copper Co ss Morenci Deyo. . son oi the contractor wss tsmping blscK powder into the hole when tbe | explosion occurred.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
From Mondays Daily.

Mir ant Mrs R s Hene sey wer
 among fhcse who arrived in the coun
 ty seat this morning from Bisbee
 A large delegation of Tombstonit'
 went over to Bisbee yesterday to bt p esent at the Elk's memorial ser. vices. They returned home in the evening.
 Atttorrey s K Williams was . visi- tor in the city today on matters be- fore the sup 2rior &court. Charlts Mccarthy, of the Douglas Vulcsnizing Co.,. and Jack vestry, makeup on the lnterns'ioo oal, were visitors in the city yesterday. They made the trip on A Harley Ds vidson motorcycle and report the roads in fine shape
 Clerk Ks-ger and Supervisor Beck rn-de a brief trip to Charleston today in the interests Of the county road.
 Miss Grace Gallen arrived in the city this morning from Bisbee, where she is attending the Loretto Academy. on . visit with her parents, Nr and Mrs Slime Gsllen. She wss accom- panied ;y the Misses Alice and Eibs Kelly.
 Supervisor John Rlck will go to Tucson to attend the meeting Of the Borderlspi Route Association which will be officially launched December l3 and l4th. This will be vsry i'm. portsnt meeting and good results win come from it. John Rock will ably take care of Tom bsiope's interest.
 Wm Four, the well known Drs- goon r-pcher and Cochise pioneer wss visitor in the city today on business matters.
 Deputy Sheriff Reed was visito in the county sea; between trains to- day from his home at Fairbank, re- turning home on tn $50 eastbound.
 County Stenogrspher Miss Mary Barton, and Mrs W c Gilmore veturp- home this morning from Bisbee where ,h'y have been for the past few days on a visit.
 The following were up before the Clerks office today ard declared their intention of becoming citi1ens of Uncle Same domain: Dsniio Poro- bich, Pete- Vuckosich. Donald Nc. Keusie, Janes M Panks. all of Bisbee. \ T Mi'ovich recsived his second psyers.
 NV Wallace and NJ s Krebs wcre visitors in the city today on business. having come overland, via auto.
 Hal Merrill and Cha. Parker were visitors in Tombstone today for brief space. They made the trip in MT Mer ill's Studebscker auto. MT Mer- Till is from c jchise, while MT Parker liyes in Pearce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Yuma County
 Raises Money
A Yuma dispatch ssys:-

A Yuma dispatch ssys;-
 By order of the supervisors, Yuma County has put aside $l GOO, the last of $75, 900 fund to build 6 bridge over the COlsrado on the to ithern anscoo.ine tsl highway. $25,OC0 each was appropriated by Arizona and the U s. on condition that Califor~ nis contribute 6 like cum. California failed to appropriate, but Imperial c,unty raised slI, coo. San Diego ST.. OoO sod Los Aneelee $6 900. and the action of Yuma supervisors made the remaining sl, 900 available today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
The Philosophy
 of Life of Man

Did it ever occur to you that mans life is full of trisls and temptations!
 He comes into this world withou bis consent. and goe- out of it without hi. vii, and the trip between is an ex- ceedingly rocky ere.
 When he Is little the big gi,ls kiss him. when he is grown the little girle xis, him.
 II he is poor, he is . bad manager. if ne is rich he is dishonest.
 If he needs credit he can't get it, i! he is prosperous everyone wants to do him favor.
 If be is . politician it is for Rraft. he is out of politics he is no good to the country.
 line does not give to charity he is . stioey cuss, if he does it is for show.
 1T be is actively religious. he is . hypocrit, if he takes no interest in re. lieion he is hardened sinner. II be gives affections he is . sof' specimen, if he cares for DO one he i, blooded.
 Il be dies young there was greAl future before him, ii he lives to be as old man. be missed his calling.
 If you save money you are grouch l. you spend it you arc . iosier. IL you get is you are . grsftsr. If you don't get it you gre . bum.
 So what are you going to dof-Ex
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Thirty New Home
 steads In Arizona

During the month Of November thirty homestesds in Arizona and New Mexico were Iisted under the Forest Home,tesd Act Of June II, 1906. with the Department ot Interior for open ing to entry. on recommendation of the District Forester of the Pores, Service for this District. The lsDds gre located in fifteen National Forests and comprise . total os 997s acres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14

IL is probable that these are the Isnds or psrt of them at least th.t Hon. Hovsl A Smith has been fight iog for. and it appears Mir smi h's claims are being recogoissd-so~;,:- favorable to the oceurancs of d-rp ssssed deposit of copper on which TO surfees discovery e required by tic lode law can be msde."
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14

SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE ida Wasiey to ! hos Tate 5. - Edith Stowe 10 Agu tin Ma rvui Bank of Douglas to T Sseley -
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE DJuglss Motor Co to Richsrd- con Bros, sate. ....-.. l3O Q. Lilly white Feed Store to Me- Cssky Register Go, registe. 50 '.
 e DEED T A Hughes to T Tate. min- ing prop ................ ID .. Msdse Hoimes ct cong to T Hughes. - W c Ps'ks to w c Browu, laad ................-- l25
 BILL OF SALE Mrs A Iharrs to Cruz Rom TO mixing prop. ........ .. 590 .. Bank of Bi-bee to Mrs Iblrrs mfcing prop. lJO .
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14

Never used nT sAres' Anfi-Pain Pfns ebr headache3 Better start n1w. You Otm fed better. iAdvertisemsntl
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14
Taxes Are
 Now Delinquent

Yesterday was tts last day for pay- ment of state and county taxes at the court house, and . line ~as formed as soon as the offics opened for busi- ness and continued ell day The crowd ct this office was large one ss everyone who could do SO was anxious to setsle b. fore penalties at- tached.
 County Treasurer Hici- there will be . sns list this year ths :e;': ::, :.;:;:: ;:s;': :s ss::.,';;!ary ,. 15 settlement will be L. penalties hsves chsuc and suit brought.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-14

Cowan live stock, to secure 1852 Carl Faiier ct al to G Jairrel,
 live stock, to secure .... 500 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGES J Swan to c Currsn. ..... Ciiiz ns' B & T Co. to T A
 Tate .....-.......-.. - Citizens B & I Go 10 J 0
 Green .......... e. Citizens B & T Co to L B
 Mason ct uH........ c E Wenxel to J B Speed ct
 cx .-...,.. .............. Bank of Dougla. to T D Fran cis et ux ............ - F sampson to H D Tinker ct ux x....-..-..... -
 wAppkNry DvrD