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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-01
Bitter sweet.

Women swallow at one mouthful
the lie that iatters and drink drop BY
drop the truth that is bitter Denis
Diderot.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-01-01
Time Absosbinc.

The woina who is looking for trou-
Bile never has any time left In which
to search for pleasure.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15

10 bars Swift Borax soap, 3Sc:
per box 100 .............. $3.75
10 bars Fels' Naphtha, soc; per
box 100 S3.85
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
Neckwear, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs and
Ribbons Attractively Priced in the 5-Four Sale

Womens soc embroidered a
of styles.
Shadow to wide: in white and
ecru value to 50c In the 5-hour SALE yard
Womens DC onecorner embroidered
In the 5-hour sale, each &c
Y2-inch white net for gumpes and nng 75c value
o-nour
45-inch Swiss embroidery houncing see the
o-nour yard
4-nch Swiss embroidery founcng $15 In the
hour SAFE YARD Observation-Disclosures.
27-inch Swiss embroidery founcng CSC In the
o-hoar
2oinch al-over embroidery Acc the 5hour
'aie' safu
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
Colored Dress Ratines of Remarkable Value

Mems Blue Bell fast color chambray shirts
double seams. yoked and shaped arms; sizes Ia
t!o,aa,. to II; Saturday from to 1 29c
Mems fast color light blue Amoskeag chambray
shirts with military attached collar, pearl buttons and
double sewn. Saturday from s to 9Oo
Mems black satine shirts pearl buttons, shaped
arms and double stitched all sizes. Satur- 900
day from to l o'clock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SoN
SILK TIES, FOR CSC
26C silk four-in- hand ties light medium and dark
colors. Saturday from to 1 O'Clock, 0Sc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
S1.OO Hand Bags: Csc

Made of all leather with leather lining; extra change
to match regularly $100. In the 5hour sale65c
Beaded bags at half price in the 5-hour sale.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart-Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
SOC Fiction in the 5-Hour Sale: 39c
PLAYING Cards and Stationery

soc Congress playing cards In the 5hour sale at 35c
soc boxes of Berlins cards and In the 5-hour
25c Damask linen. In the 5-hour sale 12c
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart-Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15

taffeta Ribbons with fancy edge; inches
wide; white and six 5-hour
19c
Black more ribbon inches wide: values Ssc
Dives. Pomeroy & Stewart-street Floor.
BEADS AND COAT CHAINS 5-HoUR REDUCTION
soc long string
5O and $0O coat chains set with stones of various kinds
$3.50 Rogers slver-plated orangespoons.
sale, half dozen
Roges silver and nickel knives and forks Tn the horr
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart-Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
Get Your Little Girl Ready
For Children's Day
$2.98 and $a.e5 White Dresses, CSC

The sizes run from to IA years and the only
reason the price is made SO remarkably low is
that many of the dresses crushed and soiled
from handling. One time in the laundry and
they'll be $2.98 or 1896 again, as the case OQ.
may be- In the 5-hour sale at .,...... wv
$3.50, $4,95 and $595 styles of various kinds, in
cluding Paul Jones MILDLY Suits, sizes II to Is
years, In the 5-hour sale tomorrow OQo
$2.98 white pique and linen dresses with short
sleeves; sizes 4, and years. In the S OQc
houl edlc DIT .'....'....... ..............
$3.50 and $5.95 Peter Thompson Dresses in
pure linen; sizes 5, e and years S2.25
In the 5-hour sale at ..............
Double Service House Clio
Dresses in the Sale at y l.1O
All sizes of Baldwin double service house
dresses in stripes, practical garment for any
woman. Regularly $1.50. In the CLIO
Tomorrow and Monday Miss Alice Bellamy,
representing the Pictorial Review Company will
be at Our pattern department in the interest of
women who are planning summer sewing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
Mems Soc Silk Sox in

u Msn ts sor Soc silk .ss s0z s,n in o00rs and black 25c
Mems 75c and $1.00 Egyptian cotton ribbed
Union Uni Suits; short sleeves. In the 'hour SOC
Women's Soc fast black silk Isle hose, with
fashioned feet; double solcs and high splced
l,e;. heels. In the '-ho"r SALE Csc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
Mems Blue Chambray Shirts at

soc NIGHT SHIRTS 28c
Mems and bows soc cambria and muslin night
shirts, V-neck! boys sizes to IL years; mems Sizes
IA to 20. Saturday from 8 to OOc
COAT SWEATERS
Assorted lot of coat sweaters for men, women and
children; values S1.9S to $2.98. Saturday &1 M
Boys S1.00 jersey sweaters put on over head; col
ors, maroon. navy, grey. Saturday from 2Oc
Infants 81 90 sweater coats feeced nap; 2 oOo
to years. Saturday from to 1 o'clock. .cOC
Dives, Pomeroy & StewartMen's Sore Street Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15
k:Women's $3Oxfords95c

Misses $1.25 black kidskin lace
shoes, with heavy stitched sOles and
low heels. Saturday from 8 to 1
O'clock ............ 50c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-15

Womens Zoc White "Cum1y" cut ribbed vests.
Int In the '-hour sals' 12I2c
Two Silk Values-Close to Half Price
75c twed foulard, with open space polka
dots; white and black only. In the 5-hour 2Oc~
sale, yard Observation-Disclosures.
i6oc stripe wash silks; 80 and 81 inches wide;
all al s silk, In the '-hour SALE 39c
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Pleasant Memories
 of Old Tombstone

The following excerpt from the is- sue Of Dunhar's Weekly of lat week. and from the pen of o Dun bar, edi- tor and publisher, will be of interest to many oi the old timers of the camp:
 "Msny sweet memories of yesrs long since past finger with us rom old Cochiss county. Its mineral hills and green valleys. it's Tombstone she greatest mining camp ID the world, it's pioneer days snd friendships find responsive cord of loyalty aLd good fellowsh p that Is as sweet as the tiee and memories of home. The sound of the stamp mills in that dear old district is stilled, the great hoist ing works DO longer lay tie precious products of the Grand Ceutrsl and Contention mines on the ore dumps, the busy. bu ting Allen and Fremont streets of yore are now deserted, the crack o. the eserresdy pistol that marked the court of last resort, is hesrt no more in this dreamy, home- lie mounts'n town. It's dsys of pomp and maryelous production is memory only but it will live forever in ,hs hearts of the men who shared it's glory. Had there been DO Tomb sto5=, :5fTs -cala hare heac 70 Ris- bee or Douglas. It ss the parent of all mining districts in Southern Ari- ,ons. It was born m the early days of Indian raids and shotgun su- preD eDscy. |, was purtured and de- yeloped by race O. men that made history in this .estern world. Sturdy and true. fearless and simple, men cf tbote pioneer days we take of our hat to you in obedience to the memory of those olden times. We bow to the ediets Of the fate that builds one part of our county al he expense Of an- other, for such is the memorable law of the survival of the fit'est. but never will we visit Cochise in person or in fancy but we will tErn back memory's pages to those csys oi long ago and
 fer up thanks for the privilege of having lived in them"
 While true, the old mill on the bill is stilled and the gresl hoiGtiug works no longer lay the precious metals on the ore dumps, but to the contrary its days of pomp aud marvellous produce tion are not memory only, for Tomb- stone is destin d to again come to the
 fore and take it. place as ope of the k.ss.ss. produce of the ss,te. and we
 are prone to believe that the time is
 not far distant, when the roar of the
 stsmps will be welcome advert aud
 the now "dessrted" Allen and Ere. ! mont streets will become bustiine shoroughfars once more, aud ,hs . t'old dull 1sys" will remain as mem. 'ories s.oi the psst"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Joe Murohy, of McNeai. has ju-. had completed. well l65 feet deep in which he has lI5 feet of water The we'll i- 1S inches in diameter and vas bored by J R Blslack.
 c L Mckinney this week received e full equipment oi blacksmith tools, in- cluding forge. drill etc, ard say. that he will be prepared SC. tha, he will not hsve to mske trip to town for repsirs.
 JM Montana Of the Lesdville Sta, bles company, has purch ssed and re. moved the large lumber shed that was erected by the Courtland Lumber compsny.
 Thomas Patterson, oi Whitewater states that ou Monday, he shipped the last O his big crop oi sweet potatoes to Douglas.
 MT and Mrs Harry Yesger, oi Trini- dad, Colorado, who have been visiting for three months at the home of Hss Yesger's parents. MT and Mrs Sam R Holdemsn of Light, lest their three year-old daughter, Violet, who died las; Monday.
 Mrs Robert Jordan, who hss been visiting relatives in Kansas for two months. returned Saturday to her home at Light.
 NJ B Lawson employed by one ol the cattle companies that has it: headquarters near Hooker's Hot Springs is visiting his family at hi. homestead at the West Well, where
 re arrived iast Friday. MT and Mrs F. \ Ragsdsle, have quite recently purchas' d the Servos | store.
 | J R Dlaiack of Whitewater, rtpur'l
 that he hsd just completed boring sr IS incb well Tor J NJ Mon;ensaD. 'ha
 at 59 feet, had 30 feet of water. .--Ari
 zonan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
HoW's This?

We otter One Hundred UoiIars Re ward for any case of Cstarrh tha cannot be cured by Halls Catarrb Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and e!;e-e him perfectly honorable in ell ,usiness transactions and financially able rc carry out any obligations made bv bis firm.
 WALDIxe, KIySAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intel ,slly, acting directly upon the blocd and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75.oentl DOT bottle. Sold h- all duseista
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
From Tvesday's Daily
improvements On Park


 1 Improvements on the city pA:k ar' oos uoder way. the trees are ,n bloom sud DO doubt this summer it vii prove c place o' recres i1r, and p ob. ably the City Band may he reorgan. ised and Saturday night concerto be again enjoyed and appreciated hy Tombstone folk.
 Tonight's SchieffeIin Program
 "The Gypsys Vtndet,s" or "The Queen of the Csrmargue An enor- nous production with every scene . ssnsation of thrilling events. 3 Rsels. A Regretted Resignation; Comedy. Walker Returns
 Ole Walker. the genial Everglade sales agent. is sg4in among us after sn abseuee of everai weeks in the northern part q the cou ty iu the iu- tere.ts of his business. Supervisor Riggs In
 Supervisor Wm Riggs was e busi. ness visitor in the county seat yester- day for 6 few hours from his ranch near Dos Cabezas. He came over- land in his Ford touring car. Dance We'll Attended
 The dance last night at Gage Hall was a well at ended affair and the music was greatly enjoyed and pro-. nounced excellen, by ell present. Messrs Ha-n on and Thomas report a success financially. Returns from Tucson
 Proprietor w P Thompson, of the Tom bstone Billiard Parlors, returned home last evenixg from brief bu.I ness visit 10 Tucson. Dragocn Rancher In
 Wm Fuurr, the pioneer ;rancher of the Dragons, was a brief visitor in the city sgsin yesterday on business matters.
 Unloading Coal
 J H McPherson is today having un- loated carload of hard coal and stored in his coal yards.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15

A semi. official Sopofs state bank is being organized at Hermosillo. Ow- ing to the ecsrcity of actual capital. the stockholders will give mortgages on property aggregsting $2.0c0.OO0. Paper currency will bs issusd sgsinss ths mostgagss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Looking Backward
 Twenty Six Years

The Tucson Citizen wants to know if Arizona has "tiu horn" governor. With all due reference to his Excel :. iency Nscozari. we are constrained to answer, YES. Dame rumor has it that Charlie AIsohatz will start 6 newspaper in Bi,bee coon
 Iti reported that an inter, sting war is going on in Benson betseen 6 teacher in the schools and the parents of come pupiis
 Heavy machinery i. being brought is for he Ground Hog mice ty Su psrintendent Fisher.
 There will be meeting of the Sons of the Golden West as the Telegraph offi.e next Tuesday.
 Charles Grsnvill Johnson is re- fitting his law office.
 Messrs J V Vicker,, Robert Upton, Wm Ritch,e. Geo Psidham and F L Moore were among the victims select ed by Marshal Meade as U s Grand Jurors, yesterday. Jimmy Slow was in police court this morning charged with being fall of ben zine and sing mother esrth ss c pillow in . public street. As this was Jimmys first known off.nse, he wac let of sith reprimsnd. A wire lsst night from Contention staied that MeIicsns were shooting up the town Sheriff Slaughter left at once with several dtpu;ies. Tom Fitch, the silver~tongued," i" has made his sixth "permsnent locs- tiou" since lea ing ombstone. This time ii is San Dieso- Doctor Will;s will vsccinste all poor people free.
 Mark Smith has lost light colored Amethyst watch charm, A pair Of diamond earrings bas been been lost by Annie Watson. She ststes that they were wrapped in a linen towel and if returned she will give c reward of $l0O and ssK no ques- tion.. The question now is who 1 pped Annie's spsrklers. i Lcok ont tonigh, when the bell tap: kids-its curiew.
 I Father Dolje returned from Bisbes tonight.
 The thermometer marked S3 today
 Bloomer is not sure whether th' ledge is fifteen wide and runs thou sand dollsrs to the ton or iss thoa'
 saud feet wide and runs fifteen dol
 lars to the ton. Tom weedin, late editor of th
 Florence En,erpriee, is going ioto 'h
 drug and stationery business. Tb
 PRosPpcroR hopes his stationary vii
 be.er become s drng ::on the msske
 nor bis drugs ssssiousry.
 Frank Powers. wife and child I
 Hsrshaw, are registered ct the Ooel
 deptal.
 The Cuffew ordinance works to
 cbsrm end it is understood thss st tf Il next meeting the Council will amen
 it to include ail boys over "60" 0ss we
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED Wes,e Inv Go to NJ Bar;siol
 Douglas prep ...... 10 sehmid ct ux ,o c A Over hck. Douglas prep. ...... 2O :. A Haven to l. Cruz ct ux,
 Douglss prop ........ 10 {. D Mcdonald ct ux to J Kei-
 ley. Douglas prop ..... 10 ., Ida Clouse to H Greser, Bi.- Ice prop. ................ 10 .' A Cook ct ux to J Anderson, iabu oUU
 MINING DEED Mrs l. Renaud 60 Gunnison Range Cop Min Go, mining Cieifue W Msber toGunnison Range CT Cop Min Go, mining elaine 7 .. J Steele to c Harrington, mining deed -...........- l50 ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Allen ct ux to Gerdes, land .-........-.. lOUU =. Nellie Burney to D Winter nitz. Bi.bee prop, to secure 200O |. F. Marks ct ux to D Winter. nitz, Bisbee prop, to securelsO00 (. c Tillottson ct ux to Mar eares Daley, homestead, to secure. Z0o
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Much-Needed Improvement

Getting in line with other improve. ments of city property. the old fire house on Ere mot street near the school hous) is being torn down and a new one Is to be built in its stead. This building h been in need O repair, and the plan of buildiog a new one nee with hearty approval.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15

fyususspssApvI oo1 uIA saus4 -,kpuUo sxow.. Ioy yss uezpuQe e,etQN8 oAUSsvT psuW 'Id 9SV wv
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15

| . sx,o
 " si <JlV
 ACRE .NENr Superior < Pistsburg Cop Go
 with U Hsnisy ct ux....- Douglas Inv Go to A Haven.
 Douglas prop .....-.. l75O :. c < A Dev Co to c 4 A Min
 Go, mining claims .... |. Dcuglss Iov Co to A Haven, Dou.lss prop. .......... Sc0 :. w Ru-sell to J Placker. min- ing prop 200U0 ouglas Inv Go 10 c Me- MsiDs, Douglas prop ..... - Q c DEED Bucksal'eret ux to c E
 White, B'sbee prop. ..-... 10 .,
 PossEssoRY RIGHT F Harmon, land. ....... -
 WARRANTY DEED E Lofgreen e, ux to P Lf-
 green, St David prop. .... 100 .. w Msttoon ct ux to Mrs E
 Hapshap, Warren pr p. =. 1900 G Woolery ct ux to Theroux
 lend ..,,-.-.-.. 100 .. L Woolery ct ux to F Theroux ihuu AVo . Rose E nd e, conj to A Y
 Wright, Douglas prop. 50 |. H Duean ct ux to H Collins, Douglas prop ........-... l5O .. c Kellum ct ux to H Kra'z. berg, Bowie prop. -...... POO ..
 BILL OF SALE Angelits Urquides ct ux to L Gsrcis, B'sbee pep ...... leo .. vernie Young to Rose Young i've etOck.
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Myers ct ux ct al to Ariz Fire I Go, land, to se- cure ................... 1000 .. L Msddux e; ux to Bank of Douglas. Douglas prop. to secure. oUu H S,ott ct ux to D Darling, Douglas prop. to secure. .. 335 80 R Bretherton ct ux to Bank of Bisbee, mining prop. to secure. 2OOo .. Ruby Shropshire ct couj to Bsnk Of Douglss. Douglas prop, to secure. 700 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Ariz Fire Ins Co to c Myers ct ux ct al l............ Arir B X T Go 10 Ruby NJ Shropshire ct eonj ..... -  U to Mascot Cop Go, min- lDg clalne .....--.-.-.--. Dongias Inv Go to L Msddux Douglas prop oOV =
 WARRANTY DEED MrsJ Wheeler C, coDj to School Diet. No 42. lapd.. 9 .. A Haven to A Smith. Doug glas prop --.-...--..... io ..
 PossEssoKY RIGHT Charles Hunt isn6 ........
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE c Wa,kins to Axtell Co, Tex.
 live ssock to secure. ..... lOO .. Moore to Norton Morgan
 Com. Co, live stock, to se.
 cure .................... ll50 .. F Arzberger 70 Wilcox B & TCo, live stock, to secure 200 .. cHATTEL MORTGAGE Mice A Gibts and J Gibbs to Firs. Nat Bank of Douglas I live ct tock, to secure -. 30O .. Lewis to Toledo Scale Go pr scales ..............- oo .' D McWhorter to Toledo Scale
 Co, pr scales .-.......... so E Barnett ct al to Bowen &
 Hubbard. horses and car- ' risges. to secure. .... 95O Q J Allen to Witte Iron Works 1 Go, 6 h p engine ......... Sl D | RE. MORTGAGE s Glass ct ux to Solomon
 Wickersbsm Co, land, to
 .ecure. ............... 400
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Rev BruIe Returns

Rev F X Brule of the local Catholic church returned home this afternoon from Benson where be went to hold Sunday services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY instruments Filed With the Countl
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

HE heCUhuS ottEN IN pnic1
 WARRANTY DEED J Angle ct ux ct al to Ad- Ing, willcox prop ....... 70 %. J Baker to Elizabeth Baker, Douglas prep .......-. lo .. Bomar ct ux to Perez, Bisbee pr p.......-. 3Vo .. " Roeesos % J Han.er, Douglas prop .......... lo " Ro5sson .o P Bsmick. Dough- prop. .....--...
 MINING DEED G;scolstti to Townsite Min Co, mining claims ..... s.. 0 Pember,on 10 c Lundysll mining prcp.... ..--.... io9u SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Prov Nut B X L Assn to NJ Bsne et ux ........... Barriet Tompkins to H H Scott et ux D Darling to H Scott ct ux.. - Douglas Lumber Go to Harold Scott ct uX .........-..- - Rosa Torres, ct coni from State Mut B & L Aes'n.. - F Crissini to May Spooner .. -. Sts,e Nut B & L Assn to Ariz & Mex Realty Corp'n -
 REALTY MORTGAGE P Donahoe ct uX to Furr, land, to secure ........ 300 .. H Scott ct uI to Douglas Lumber Go, Douglas prop, to secure e.............. 4000 .. A Swan ct ux to Cochise Lumber Co, land. tOsecuIe 250 . J,speed ct ux to B Norris, land 
 to secure ....... 250 .. COyerlock ct ux to Mn & Mer Bank of Bis.ee. Douglas pr,p to secure ...... 1000 .. Mrs B Spooner e. coDj to State Nut B 6 L Ass'n, Douglas prop.t secure 25OO
 REALTY SopTGAGE G Kur, ct ux to Edith Stowe - Douglas prop, to secure... 800 0 wbise ct ux to Min & Me: Bauk of Bisbee, Bisbes prop. to secure. HOO .. Mary Howell to French. Douglas prop. to .secare.. 5ooo .. c McMains ct u1 to William Co~ap, Douglas prop, to .scnrs .. 800 .. FTherour ct ux to G Wool cry. land. to secuTe .--... iOoo = verpis Young to Rose Young land, to secure ........... 'oV ..
 WARRANTY DEED U Scott 10 E Huxtable, Doug lac prop. ...-.-.......'' ] Cljnkecales ct ux to Rosie Brown, Warren p.cp...... lo '. Edtb strodthof ct conf to Phelps- Dodge Mer Co., Douglas proc.......-- ]" =
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE D Carter to W stsmps, live stock, to secure .--.----. So '' Fl Psso Piano Go to wurlit- Fer Co, electric pisno.-..- z9'i .. T Cbsmbe,s to First Net
 Bank of Do,giss, live stock
 n secure ...-..--. i0o ''
 ..usrAcr,cx oY MORTGAGE F,rss Nss Bank of Douglss to
 u Martin --.-'.-.-. Willcox 5 < T Co to c Davis Aris B < r Co to H Gsrssen-
 500 ............''' c Ds,is ct ux to May Msdi-
 eon. .....'.''''-'
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
From Wednesdays Daily
To Become Citizens

The ollow,ng Appe red tef,rs the clerk of the cpurt today and declared their intention of tecoming citizens of ;he United Ststes: Golub Perov So- m Jrovicb, Eliza X Keko. and Blnzo Merko ssmardavich.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Tonight's SchieffeIin Program

"The Gypsys Vtndet,s" or "Tbe Queen of the Csrmsrgue An enor- nous production with every scene . ssnsation Of thrilling events. 8 Rsels. A Regretted Resignation; Comedy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15

Subpoening Jurors
 sheriff Harry c Wheeler is in ths northern part nt the county this seek onsy sub. o5 ming jurors. 6 special ven- re O! 90 hsvirg been ordered by Judge Lockwood. to report Monday morning he l6th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
To Have Hearing

To Have Hearing
 Deputy s5eriffs R.tfsrty and Bos- den yesterday took to Bisbee Harry hcCool. for preliminary hearing. Me Cool isthe man who killed smother in re.o tat Blsbse aton, two weeks ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
On Business Trip

Deputy Sheriff Bogden made brief rip to Benson and return yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Leaves for Tucson

Frank Sparks was an uatgoing pas. senger this morning for Tucson. where he will itcate. He takes with him the best wishes of his many friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-15
Returns from Bisbee

A Wentworth, x-mayor of Tomb -tore, returned yesterday from Bi,tee where he spent a day CD business.
Americus times-recorder., 1914-06-04
DYKES NAMED
RECEIVER FUR
STRANDED BANK
TO ADJUST ITS AFFAIRS
DCpOSitOrS Are Pleased At
Appointment

Col. W. w. Dykes will qualify as the
duly appointed receiver for the Amer
icus Trust and Savings Co., the state
bank heretofore operated in conjunc-
tion with the defunct Americus Ma
tional and, to an extent, alike defunct.
The appointment of Col. Dykes was
made yesterday by Judge 2. A. Little
john, following a meeting of several cf
the creditors of the little savings bank,
at which Col Dykes name as receiver
was proposed and subsequently pre-
sented to the court The newly ap-
pointed receiver will proceed to take
charge of whatever assets belong t.
the savings bank, and generally, ad-
minister its affairs. 1t is yet hoped
that depositors of the savings bans
may eventually get back a considera-
BILE portion of the $4,000 or more, due
them at the time the parent bank went
by the board and it's doors closed.