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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15
eo-FARMs AND FARM LANDS

100 ACRES. In splsndid dafryfng
district. over 40 acres under culti-
walton. GO acres more fine pasture.
ali level. rich clay loan soil. good
b-room house. two large barns.
up-to-date poultry houses. shop
and tool house. nice bearing or
chnrd. all kinds OF small fruits
fine large creek. besides good
well, with windmill and new tank.
good reason for selling For quick
turn. price. Including stock and
farming tools and Implements.
tIb.50g. ~ y take Seattle prop
erty a. port payraeni,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15
LOST a FOUND

Lost. CIRCUS. ENGLISH UAIr-
crown hat pin. Phone Elliott
tssTw, reward 81.
PARTY MILO FOUND SILVER
ware at snoqpaimie Falls August
8. please call owner, O. A. 2I4e,
reward.
lost CONFIDENCE IN WATCH
Makers Try symons. save money
and trouble. Cleaning. 100: main
springs use. The Jew.ier that al
ways sells for less ses Pike. next
owl Drug Sfore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15

Get your name on the pay roll
again. Use . Star want ad 20 tell
the people youswant work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15
SOMETHING NEW
from a German Specialist

Blood and Nerve Tonic for
all Nervous Disorders. Mental
Depression. and in fact every
disease OF the nervous system.
"A great help in relieving
Epilepsy and to purify the
Iblood OF all eruptSns. pinrples,
dotehes, boils and catarrh, and
xx distractions arising from
nhds. biliousness and all dis
nm ers of the liver and kidneys.
usure thing for constipation,
fxbcndicitis and diabetes. rhcu-
natism, and in fact all chronic
diseases can be helped and re-
lieved. 1t is a system-buildcr,
and it excites the natural
cathartic of the bowels and
strengthens them. Poisonous
matter must be expelled from
the system. Blood and Nerve
Tonic will do that and still
leave the system free from
medicine. This medicine has
been used by the specialist
over Is years and is now pre-
pared by the German Pharma-
cal Co. OF Seattle. under his
personal direction. There IS
over one months treatment
in each package at 100 a box.
For sale by Quaker Drug
Co. First Ave, and Giles
Drug Co, ll25 Jackson St.
You will find nAmSs and testimonials
kef Seattle people In each package.
send all communications 20 the
nj r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15
FUNERAL NOTICES.

; FUNERAL DIRECTORS
BUTTERWORTH & SONS
lishment IN the world Phones
Main and Elliott go 1891 irt sv
". ". uIf~fi,EsrADT,. uNpER-
taker and emhalm-r ice Market
Of Phone ballard ess.
NAiNfHH VALLEY UNDERTAKING.
Co, O A. Phelps Manager. tsti
Rainier av, Phone Columbia tfe
cNi vERsfTY USDERfAkINu PAR.
lors tsit 10Th n. r. North sis
w r.. Forkner.
HOME UNDERTAKING. Co. suC-
sessors to Rosenburg Co, ito
Ninth av Phone Main 1907 and
EtttOtt 4Tss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15

20 HOUSES. UNFURNisHEo.
s-uooW NEW HOUSE. A-ACuE
garden near car. can Keep chick
ems ana COW. near Brighton. Price
tlgoO q month. Address zoos
Myrtle 81. Phone teacon taia
II e Oe--s ROOM COTTAGE. CORNER
riks and nelmoni tast ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-15

BuTTERWORTH & SONS
coiumhnrium and Mauso.
leum- Information and illustrated
booklet on application. Phones
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Supervisors Receive
 Bids on Cement

The toard of supervisors rfceved four bids ob the call for proposals for 1900 barrels of cement for the F.ir bank bridge. The award will be made when the state engineer passes ou came in c few dass.
 Cornsy Attorney Gilmore was io- structed to prosecute all treepssrers on county surveyed roads.
 Clerk Ed Jsmes of the Superior court wss granted 90 days leave of absence.
 Laie Gibson rec iv'd the appoin,- meos as constable of Gleeson and will ss,ume his official duties on filing oI bond
 WF,encb. sug erintendent of the Phelps Dodge interests will sppea' l, be'ore ,he board rmorro~ with ref. terence to tsx ssse smenfe Of the com pauy the date for hearing havint bsen fixed. One or more of the stat, tax commissioner ~iIi also te presen from Phosnix.
 A rswsrd os $25o for coosiction Q murdsrers ot Fred Locket, vss auth
 orissa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
International Shies
 at Referendum

The Douglas International, sbieing away from the referendum ss though it were an impending conflict in its
 suburbs-Agua Prieta, the hamlet of empending dangers. the little NJ xicsn quartet that made Douglas famous. The border paper without a court house, but sdmi,ti> g that its ci;izepship is such that it can keep the iail chuck-a-block, and then some, the Douglas paper assumes to be srgumentstive. but oDits its arguments Tor lack O. thrssd upon which to yelp. However. i, dos not take kindly to the referendum; it aims at vital spo, o! the Shelter City that srells defeat for the land sharks who would ioist upon the tsxpsy- ere an imposing county seat building at c cost of no, less tban $500. 900. Through your lobby at Phoenix you have 6 law enacted solely for this purpose. Happily, we have s refer- endum. Then, why weep and say {: "As the referring of the bill would re- 9u:re the trouble and expense of . state election CD . bill which cannot b. shown to contain one single unjust or unreasonable clause"
 Welt, are you no, generous enough to submit the Listter to . popular vote? Do you not believe in the !aws ths. govern such matters? The taxpayers of Cochise county will not accept SO gigantic a burden wi,hou, s grunt of disappr val. and 'he way to d.termine whether tbe lobby-msde burden is too hefty or not is to sub init the messure 10 referendum. The psople will then speak in no unmis.. taksble terms and there will not be c court on the Mexican border.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Recall Election at
 Bowie Yesterday

The Bowie Judicial precinct recall election Saturday resulted in the prob able recall Of H Henrich .nd election of P J Schsfer by . small margin. The vote csst is l43 in the precinct with reported majority of 3l for schaier.
 Bowie, the home of Heinrich gave . majority for the presiding justice.
 Hsiprich's . friends claim sn ofiicial count of the vote may decide in favor of the present incumbent. The election va. marked for vio- lence end ill-feeli' 6 engendered A man named Witt wss arrestsd on charge cutting sno:hsr nan nam- cd Wheeler. Another afrest vas made. :HowIe, who struck Judge Heiorieh over the head with . cane nscessitstins nearly 20 sti,cbes Bah Howle and W:tt were taken to Will cox aod held uod.r $iOO boad await ing preliminary bearing of the ebsrg. e sgsinss them.
 The board ot superyisors will mes, ! on the 18th inst to officially canvas the rstusps of shs recall sleetio Q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Pioneer Editor
 Visits Tombstone

Major George H Kelly the veteran editor of Arizona, now furnish 'ng gems of though, for the Bisbee Review and cictating persuaslve county .ess re m oval psrsgrsphs-misleading though they be-'or the Douglas In. ternationsI, spent q quiet Sabbs'h in Tombstone yesterday, viewing the county court house, mskilg optical measurements and imaginary heits that he and bis pspers are won't to ''to,e" over the rsnge to either the big copper camp in the Mule moun- tsins or the smeiter city on the bor- der of the usurped holdings of Genersl Huerta. While lettering around and making mental calculations. the ms,or was observed to oiteo dry off his glasses with . bandsns. hesve 6 sigh .n sxo.sim: "She's big one, 6 good one and e heavy one;" leaving the i'm pression with those who smil- ingly kept watch on the old newspap CT sieuth that the job wss too big to sttemp, for one 60 unaccustomed to shouldering big loads. Whasev.r T may have been the in'eption Of our neighbor, Major Kelly is alwsys . ~elcome visitor ID Tombstone, and it is believed here that he will realize the error of his way as soon as the referendum shsll have spprised him of the fact tha. the people oi Arizona will not stand for the removal of the coun. v seat, merely that lew lsad sbsrks nay accumulate 6 few pesos ., the expense of the taxpayers. The peo- pie are awake to their individual in- terests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Arizona May Have
 Three New Counties

If present plsps do not miscsrry there will be at least three new coun- ties in the stste of Arizoua before the close of the present year.
 Hunt county is the dream of the people oi Williams as the result of 6 slice they propose to cut of the east- ern portion of Coconino.
 The people of Mesa and vicinity will coin Orange county from the southern portion of Msricopa.
 And now comes Miami, with . good strong movement for the creation of Mismi county. :cutting from Giis county bias strip. which will take in Miami and Sine S.s, &s.7;s sa. Fey den Wctiops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
All to Observe
 Grand Natal Day

While perusipg our exchanges 1t i. observed that nearly every city. camp. village and hamlet in Arizona is periectipg arrangements for the ob servance Of our natal day The Four th Of July is the day of all days for Ameiicabs-boih native and adopt ed and the hearty bsiiipg of this oc cssion i- ar ss ursnce that the Re- pubic is build d upon . eubstsLt tial fou oundatioa-that encroschments will be swept .. ide as 6 mere fly; that any intermedlIng with our national affairs will not he tolerated for 6 moment; that our const tuition ~ill be upheld and free and untrsmeled country maintained.
 Such conditions. such determina- tione, are reflected when, upon each succeeding Fourth of July, the peo pie. ss . unit, signify their loyalty to 6 cause bitter,y fought and valisntly son. The principles for which our torefsthers fought, bled and died, are , cooceted by the vanQuished foe to have been in the interest of humanity Those principles keep alive our gov ernmept and beckon bitber the op pressed from ie 6 ;svo able lands These anousi demonstrations O! ps- | sriosiem sugur a eubstsntisl citizen ship that no power in she world can ave. Apropo of the occa.ion, the PRosPEcToR stsrted to cay that the coming Fourth of July will be an ex- co eptional one in Tombs,one. Why SO. we xill not venture to ssy, bat more mooey has been rsised for this | occssiou-the res ,onse for funds be- ing more spon'sneous-thsp on any | similar event for a number of yesrt past.
 1 The money raised 50 make the
 Fourth of July. 1913. A gala day, ],
 more than sufficient to make of it tbs
 most noteworthy of any similar oc
 cssion.
 Tombstone will make arr .ngeme' {.
 to do the -bopors ss becomes tbt
 county seat O: Cochise county. ant
 the invitation is general 70 the public
 t, come and enjoy the ho piislit,
 that ehsll be offered. Every sec io' | of Arizons. and especially of Cocbis'
 county. is urged to be present.
 uli program of the dsy's events vii
 appear in these columns later on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
is Committed
 to the Asylum

In the superior court {, day regular examination was had O! Mrs Prindi- vile of Pesrce, on charge of insanity. The defendant has been the subject o' much sensational newspaper publi- city recently her arrest at Tucson 10 prevent an elopemeLt and mar1isge, and the recovery of nearly .s3 900 in her possession which sa' insurance funds received on the death of her husband recently, being familiar de- tails to Cochise county resdere. The result of the cram instion today was to order her committed to the asylum for treatment where it is hopej Q complete restoration may be effects d.
 The c, se is an unfortunate one and legal restraint was deemed necessary in the interest Of all concernsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Sudden Death of
 WeIIknown Cochisite

Crush d beneath csve-in at G!eeson which fell from the roof oi drift i0 which he ~s- working. John Gays ex. pire I Saturday, coon after the scci- dent.
 Gays was . miner, we'll known in Tombstone, ana in the employ of the Shannon Copper Co, and had swOrk- ed ip the property of that company for some time. Tbe deceseed va, 2S years o. age.
 The tragic death Of Gas recalls to mind the fsct that strsnge fsta!ity has followed four members of the family who have mot unexpected deaths within the past three years. The father died at TI'in, Italy, lees than three months since. Barney Gais va. rhot and killed iu Tomb. stone; Tom Gai- met death in cave. in ct Norenci, and now John Gsis answers the fnsl sumnops iu . simi- lsr tragic cod by having his life cru b. ed ou, in a s;ope. But one brother re.' msios, who is . resident Of Globe, and was summoned to the 'unerai whict will take place ct 6leeson today. Many Tvmbstobe frie, de of the :de, ceased will bs psined to learn of tn, unsimeiy death of John GAis, who va we'll and isvorsbly known here, . ( extend heartfelt sy psthy to the rr' msining bereaved family,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Reward of $250
 Offered for Murderers

sheTf Harry Wi ee'er appeared be fore the board of supervisors today and asked that Cochise county offer . re. ward for the spprehs nsion and COD. victiOn of the murderer. of Dick Lockett at 0les son ID February isst The murder O! Lockett was s cowsrd- ly and wsnton affair, the victim be ing waylaid, robbed ard murdered, and it is thought . ressrd will ma:er- isllJ sid in occurring the apprehension n' the unknown asesilsnts. Sheriff Wneeier's presentation .: She !:e.. caused the board to oder c reward $z5O. It is hoped by the sheriff thA this amount may be doubled by the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Mine Manager Used
 Mails to Defraud

A Prescott dispatch ssys:-
 Fred A Su all. general manager of the Brooklyn Aiizons Mining Go. |. was arrested tonight on Q federal ip- dic;ment 0! Is counts returned by the grand jury in the United Sts,es dis. trict court at Boston. The indict- ment alleges using the mails to de- fraud in an effort to sell stock of the company. Bail was 6Ied at $lO,OOO which Small was unable to furpi.h. He will be taken to Boston at ooce under remoysble order of the federal court a. Phoenix. The properties of the company are located near Mayer, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Aspirants for
 Teachers Certificates

There are an even dozen C,chiss county spplicants Tor teachers cer- ifcates before County School Spp- erintendent Ho,chtiss today. Tn, applicants are taking tbeir e1smins. ton at the off ,es of the scho'l sop erintepdent and came will take uI today and tomorrow. Following or, the rsmes of the applicants:
 B c Morris. Light
 Ora Lee. Bowie.
 Alta Smith. Douglas.
 N Louise McCopb, Los Ang les.
 Mrs W R Cole, Apache.
 Mre c V Bosrdrs a. Gsrces.
 Lloyd Miller, St David.
 Norton E 6iggins. Lisbs. Harriet 0 Witt. San Simon.
 Kate Lindsey. Light. Rbeusnna Jones. Benson.
 lone McAllister, MoAllistes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
From Wednesds sy's Daily

Andrew Gibson arrived in the city todsy and will remain for . few dsyi on c visit.
 Attorney Wright is in the city tc. day from Douglas on legal business.
 Butch Hartman is Sin the count, seat today from Pesroe, where he i. nov located.
 Most of the school teachers whC took the teachers eIsmination in Tom bstone have returned to their respective homes.
 Isaac Dedmau of Pearce is . visitor in tie city today from Fearce on bus- iness.
 Df Randall was 6 returning pss- ssnger to Douglas today
 Deputy Sheriff Howe went to Doug. las les. evening on official business.
 Mrs M Dsvis left for Phoenix today sving in charge Mrs Prindiville, re. gently committed to the asylum.
 Assistant County Attorney Murry is in from Bi-bee on offici>i business.
 City Marshal John lgo ot Douglss is Tomtstone visitor today.
 The dove and whitewine season opened Sunday and many hunters were s6e'd. The bird. are reported to he 9ui.e plentiful this year.
 Judge Dosn and con, John Dosn are in the county seat from Douglas on legal business.
 Assistspt Clerk o! the Board of Su. pe-visors o K Coll is confined to his home with so attack of laRrippe. His many friends Lope for an early rec very.
 Apnie Kelly, little daughter of George Kelly of this city. Is re. covering from an attack ot spendi citis, having had 6 sisge from ,be illness for the past two weeks. The PRosPIcToR is pleased to chronicle the improvement of the wineome little miss, who has heroically braved her illness and passed the danger stage.
 Word va. received from Ge rge Bravin, Tombstone's efficient chief of police, who is new visiting California poin,s aud enjoying the cool sea breezes. The many Tombstone friends of the popular Chic! are pleased to hear ol bis r.pit recovery.
 Joseph Henderson is in tbe city on a visit with relatives and friends.
 Complaint was registered with the City Council la.t evening on the recx. l ss violation of the speed limit by automobilss and several narrow ee- cape. from accident recited. The council ordered strict eniorcemsn Of the speed ordinance which fixes the spe d within the city at 10 miles ptr hour.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
-sases~ Construction Work
 at Ft. Huachuca

Much construction work is in p'o- gress at Fort Huschuca, under the direction of the government gi ing to that locality much life in the build . ing line. The gov.roment 's sdding . large number of reS s,ruc'ures to its equipment to provide Tor the io- creased occupation coming about un- der the recen, war department order :. This work will continue through the summer Besides new buildings it inc cludes . 6 eat deal of remodelling Of quarters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Gochise Lie !e:mer
 Escapes From Pen

l. was learned here today that Wal ter Sharp. . lifs termer. escaped from tn. penitentisIy at Florence on May 30. Sharp was sent from Cochise
 The murder occurred at B.kersilie uear Jo~eil, in 1909. The victim ws- L E Me Don sld, who wac deliberately shot do sn in little soioon. near the Bskerville hotel. Sharp robbed his victim and escaped. Some time later he wss apprehended at Globe snd ., bic trial was given life sents nee.
 Sea'ch is now being made from the missing man but co far without re- suit atts ndsnt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Two Jailed Over
 Arizona Mine
A Boston dispatch says.-

A Boston dispatch says:-
 A Calvin Csuobef, treasurer of the American Securities corporation, wss arrested today charged with using the mail. to deir.ud in the sale of the Prooklyn-Arisona Mining ccmpany's stock. Frederick E Small wss joint- ly indicted with CEIchet and is under arrest in Prescott, Asis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
Special Rates Author
 'ized by Corp'n. Com.

The following special rates we c authorised by the corporation com msssion. Upon the application of the El Paso and Southwestern rail- wsy, special rate suthorisation num- Der 275 sllosiog sbe rate of S2 !O0 per ton on sc'sp iron between Fairbanks and Tucson in carload lots with . minimum rate of 5000 pounds This rate vss allowed on the one dsys notice e provided for by lev.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
From Mondays Daily.

Mics Vera Smith vent to Bisbes iass eveoipg on . visit of sbout sbne ~eess with relatives sod friends. Mi 6 Lindell Arnett returned to to her home in Bisbee last evening after t~o months pleasant visit vi b friends in the county .ea,. Frank Myers, former Com n, is- -iousr of Immigrati D of Cochise county, and vii. were visit rs in the ity yess terdsy from Douglas. MT My. rs rep resent. the Bisbee Cigar Co and is placing home made cig.rs through out the stAte.
 Jack Cowao is . visitor in the city today from Gl e.on.
 Quite s nun Der Of school teachers arrived in the city last evening to take the teachers exsmina'ioo today.
 Mrs Jas NcHngh left yesterday for Eureka, California on an extended visi, with her laughter, Mrs F Daly.
 City Alto ney J E Ros. of Douglas i- county sest visitor on conrt busi- nes.
 Dr Joseph Pastel. of Pesrce, is in he city today aud wss one of the ex- sminins physicians in the Prindiville hearing today before the superior court.
 The interior wAls and ceilings Of the court house are undergoing . coat of kalsomine This was ordered without waiting for the protest of the few county seat remo, alists in Doug- las.
 Clerk Ed James of the superior court, and wife will leave this week for Oakland, Cal. on sn extended visit.
 The board Of supervisors is in ses- sion today ss a board of equalization and will remain in session for the next ten days or more.
 Miss Juanits Westeryelt left for Douglas last evening on . fOrtnight's visit with friends in the snelter city.
 Deputy S eriff Rsfserty took three saywsId youths to ,he Industrial school at Benson today, having been r recently committed to that insti'u- tion.
 Deputy Sheriff Olds is in the city today from hi. home in Pesrce.
 President Douglas Gray of the Ma. chomich Mer Co went to Dougia, on business.
 J e Bee, left fact evening for Bisbes on a brief visit with friends.
 Attorney A NJ SAmes Of Douglas ia in tie city on matters before the su- oariOr c c1urt.
 The Cochise Tidings has the iollow- ing regarding former popular Tomb stone young lady:
 "Niss Helen Benedict. of the Ware rep school faculty has gone to take care of her ranch near P srce. The ranch is known ss the White Ele- phant rarcb, but to one who has handled 6 roomiul of Young Ones of diverse dispositions ard varying tal- en's as successfully as Miss Bene- dict has, 6 White Elephant ranch is not white elephant. Miss Bene- dict will net return to Warren next year; she ha' accepted . position in the Pesrce schools"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08
From Tuesdays Daily

c E Bentley of Courtlaud was . briei visi,or in Tor bstone today. ] Immigration Commissioner Lou Wool-ry vas in the county seat today on business.
 Mir H. Neale. father of the late Geo Nesle is here from San Diego and will later be joined by his wife. Mir Nea'e is enthusiastic over the Tombstcne brand pf summer weather. He is occupying the Methodist parsonage. Ms Jss P Walker is . late arrival from Tucsop, attracted to Tombstone by it. magnificent summer climate. Mrs Walker is oceupyi g the War. nerkros cottage next to Dr Hug
 The City Park which is located just seross the street from the PRosPEcToR office. underwent . matters al change this morning when ell superflu6 us grasses and we.ds were hewn down, It does not re.emble a .ifcial parks in New Yerk or Newport Ours is a real, genuine park. beauty to be hold. Take . seat.
 Mir D Catero is in Tom bs one from Bisbee today on brief business visit
 Geo Coreyali, ihe Sulphur Spring valley pioneer vac in the ely today on business.
 John Orso and family left Sunday for an extended visit to their old home in Italy.
 W "A Fi 2e the prominent: Cochi e csttiemsn is a visitor in the city t- day.
 RS Mckay. mining man from the Dragons is in the city today on min- ing businsss
 John Gieeson. the pioneer mining man Of Gleeson is in the county seat today.
 Mrs Jay and family are here from Phoenix to spend the summer and have taken the Benedict rs.idenre next to the Congregational church parsonage
 Mrs Bertha Cummings of Phoenix is hers to enjoy the Tombstone sum- mer cliu ate and bss taken the Sun- nyside. Mrs Cummings is a sis,er- in-lsw oi Mir 0 L Cummings.
 Mir Jesse Reeves of Bridgeport, New Jersey will arrive ,his week 10 spe' d several weeks with Mir E H Reeves and family.
 Rev Father Meurers many Tomh stone friends vii iearn with regret, he is confued to ais room at Bishee. with a severe attack Of rheumsti n.
 Joe Hood snd wife are in the city today visiting !::eats, having made sn enjoy trip, via MT Hoods auto to the Roosevelt Dam. Arizona is still able to walk to the bar and order its poison. Phoenix has survived the prohibition election without prohibiting. They are lucky to escape the drug store brand Los Angelee Times.
 For . referendum petition, 6 l:'tle over GOO signatures must te had. To the instance herein, efore. present, and culminating in the AT future. the PsosPEcToR is willing to wager 6 doughnnt with hole in the cent. T large enough for the editor of the h. transitional to peek through. without bending his knees, that the petitions sg sinst county seat removal legisls- tiop could easily muster 5Oo0 names i: same were required. The voters of Arizona will put . quis;us on the am, bisions of few real estate speculators who seek to boom their d:stric, s' the expenes of t. e taxpayer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-06-08

Dr Bacon and wife left today for the east and may 60 to Europe on sn extended tour before rssuruiag to Miamk