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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
MONDAY
Look Out For
 Hog Cholera!

Hog Cholera has appeared at sov- ersl points in Arizona and every iarn- CT should be on the lookout for it {, wsrEs Prof G W Barnes, Farm AdvIs- or on Livestock of the Agricultural Extension Service ci the Uniyersity College of Agriculture. It is very contsg,ou. di.esse which affects hog principally, but may be also transfer red to rabbits, sheep and cattle by iu- oculstion. The symptoms are dGll
 ness, roughness and dryuess Of the skin. The sick hog will usually lie b, himself and does not wish 70 move, appears stiff and particularly psr.l- yzed in the hindqnarters. The skin will sometimes crack and blood ooEes ou. and the care will hang exceedingly low. One distinguishing feature of hog cholera is the eruptions that are sometimes present on the skin, bel g as frat like pimples and red. or con. sisting Of purple patches which later become dark. The secretions are i'm paired and the bowels are sometimes costive, A other tjmes there is q pro- fuse diarrhea and the urine is very highly colored. In lsrse herds where cholera eIiste there is sn unpleasant odor which i. very intense. The breathing is very quick and lsborei
 The cause of hog cbolers is due to 6 minute organism called micrococci. When these organisms enter the sy-" tem they cause a ferment in the blood which destroys the integrity, and this .s sometimes co violen, that the hog may die before the other symptoms are fully developed. The lynphstic glsnds gre often found enlarged, in
 H.med and deeped in color. The pc
 cuIisrity of this disease is the fact that numerous organs become in.pIi- csted In mary cases it ~ill run its course in from one to three weeks; st other times it becomes chronic ard hogs will finger for s-yeral months |, or may make e psrtisl recovery. This disease is transmitted both by con tsgion O. infection. The bet treat ment is prevention by mesns oi in ocuistioo with hog cholera serum be- fore cholers appears in the herd. Alter cholera bss broken ou; among ogs the ipoculation trestment is apt to be successful oriy in small per- | centsee of cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
THURSDAY

The Gazette announces the arrival in Phoenix of John W Cornwall a for- mer well koown resident of Tomb. stone.
 w Murphy and Mark Smith were endorssd st 6 railroad meeting in Phoenix Isss wedLesdsy. The gst- ss';nE was 6 'srss one.
 The civil suit sgeipst Ross and the Copper Queen company was thrown out of court Wheo it came up in Tue son yesterday. It terminated sf it should have terminated befo e it went SC Tar ss it did go.
 Three carloads Of cattle vere shipped from Tucson to Loe Anee,es on Thanksgiving day. Their weight averaged $50 round. each and were bought Tor si 75 per bundred on the boof. Pretty low for fst cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
TUESDAY
Death Accident On
 Bisbee-DougIas Read

Another chapter of drstt hss been added to the Douglss. Bi-bee Log Book. Sunday afternoon ten year old Solomon Garcis, of Naco. lad his life rudely taken from him. while his sister and five o,hers r:diug in the saIe automobile narrowly esca ped the reaper.
 It wac ,sther q gay party of psssen- ger. that epteted the automobile of Ben De L. O, in Douglas Sunday afternoon They had been in D uglas Tor several day and werA Q" their gay back to their homes in Nsco The par y comprised of Mi.- Carmen Garcia, sister Of the dead boy, Maria Juv-rs, another Nsco girl. J NJ Zs- mora, alec of Nsco, A E Anderson |, a friend of the driver, and the boy. They planned 70 go through Bisbee and then return late Sunday after. noon to their homes, but late in the shape of . truck and . narrow piece of roadss iutervened and lei. the youngest member in behind in the morgue.
 The machine was proceeding Ieiss urely along toward Bi-bee when the hill iust south of tho road house was fopped. A truck driven by Manuel Ad-ms, was making it. way toward Do1glas. The pleasure car approached the road hnuse bridge and came acr ss. The truck, not waiting to let the other machine pact, vent ont upon the north approach of the structure.
 The machine wss hurled, literally, down the embsn kmeut. At this pl-ce the fall from the approach is in the neig borhood of fifteen feet. The ma. chine ? 'ised itself. momentariIy on the .dge, and hurtled sitew.ys down the perpendiculsr wall of earth. It rolled completely over once and cane to 8 stsud in an uprigh, pcsition.
 The occupants were less fortunate than the rschine. All were thrown and tbe young boy was seen to be laying oa ths ground. sprsw ed out in crushed sp der fashion. Alter he vas reached tis jaws moved in e muscular re action and bic candle was snuffed.
 Carmen Garcis. the sister of the hoy had her right arm badly wrench- ed and was 'aken care of ct the c & A bospit.l. The other girl ~ss practically unburt though sbsksn up. Zsmora was badly scratched about the head and arms end An ders0n vas also hurt, De Ls Q vss practically unburt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
FRIDAY

At a baby show in Silver City on Thanksgiving day, two baichclor. borrowed a baby each in Fl Peso and Deming sld took the two prizes. The mothers wio had entered the home product ran the two men into the hills and they have been afraid to chow up since.
 Allen English has gone to Tucson ss attorney for Dsvis who is on trial Tor the murder of a Cbinamsp at Harsbsw lat summer.
 Buffalo Bill has gone out to capture Sitting Bull and the troops are after Bill before he get- into 6 fight with Bull.
 Oklshom, has passed . bill making il criminal libel ior newspaper to insinuate anything against man heLvel lly place that would be to run for office.
 l! the next legislature would repeal the act allowing oountriss fogi,e re. ward for artesian water, and contract with come one to put down a i,Oo0- foot well 8, the Univer-ity 1t would setile the artas;au prt b!em iu Arizona.
 County taxes are coming in very slowly.
 J H Slaughter returned yesterday fron the San Bernsrdino ranch where he went to look at his fat steers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Four Years
MONDAY

The Phoenix people have cJmmeus ced to agitste the north and south railroad 6 heme again. The peop'e ot the entire Territory should s sis, ,hem. l. will benef, our entire Territory.
 The "Nnrnal Echo" WITS edited last week by Miss Martha Gage. a niece of sir. E $ Gag. and Mr $ Goodwin. IL is quite SD icy and outlines the new years course of study which will be o' to the parents generally
 The hunting party consisting of Me-sers. Vickers, Godfrey, Hart and Wolcott returned last night from Sonora well provided with game. They bsd two deer. one an elope, three turkey and eighty duck They Ri led the duck just below the custom house in few hours day before yes.' terdsy. and hey are mostly teal and mallaId. The turkeys snd deer we've killed in ,he 0ia nountaint.
 \ Boston mao has invented s scheme Tor producing buties from s cocosput. It is the ssme man that wstered the stock before milking the stock holder
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
TUESDAY

Holiday e1pres. matter is begin hing to make the hutiues. of the fx- p-ess office in this city quite inter esting
 Allen R English and Wm Stsehle returned today from Tucson and Phoenix.
 The official conr. at Tucson hss mt beep completed. and whether Ms-k Smith or Mr Cheyney has q majority in Pima county is st Il un- known.
 The effort oi the interstate com merce commission to regulate irei, hts and farce is in keeping with wsnna- makers plan of running the pos ff;ce on the hand me down" platform. If s merchant ID Arizona has been beue- 6ted in the least particle financially oy the in'er-s'ste commerce laws we would like to hear from him. \
 Ed Gill of the Arizona Republican has been indic,edihy the grand jury now in session at Phoenix for crimir a | libel. The libel consisted o! Accusa- tions against c Meyer Zulick during the recent campaign. The Repu b,i- can does not comment upon the case but if It would do so would DO .ub,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
WEDNESDAY

''I have not lived in Arizona long snd knew rothing of any of the 6e'amitory accusations made by me sgaiLst Zulick end expect thoes who furnished me with the informant DO .sto come and prove the assertions which have brought me into tron ble '
 Bat they won't do it Mir Gil. no sir. they will just Ie, you fight your own battles spd s;snd the brunt of their advice 10 you. The PRosPEcToR sincerely hop to see you pail out all tight, but would sir csreiy wish t, zee the gra'uItious advisers Of your canpa'gn arguments scorcbei. They took advantage Of yonr igporsnce CT men and msnners in Arizona 10 tell you how to ccnduct c paper o course you are too much of e man to give them away, and they are so email in the matter Of natures choic est gifts 70 come to the front sud stand in your boo;s.
 The owners Of the Jonnie Bull mine. at Stein's pace are goir to cree. 6 copper smeltibg plant.
 Nearly All ,he troops at Wbipple have been sent ;o quell the Navajo disturbance.
 Hank Wiilishis, who discovered the Grand Central miSe, of Ton bstooe, has gone on . hunt for the Nigger Ben nine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Gold Mines Sold For S1O,OOO

The sale oi the New ststs group of gold mine-. owned by Robert Grif- filth. wss coosummstsd in Prescott yesterdsy on practically . cash hssis in which the sum ef shout $IO 900 was the cons,deration, W s Wilhelm being the purchaser for the Maricora Queen Oil Co. of California, of wbich hs is member.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
From Wednesdays . Daily.

In Bisbee
 Mrs Misnc, Of San Jose. Cal. and M:s J A McPrerson, of Tombstonss are here for few dave visit e the Ruests of Mrs NV Wallace.
 Believes in Tombstone
 John Ringburg. of Globe. snd for. merly . resident of Tombstons, is h the city today and is kept busy shak. iug hands with his Tom hstons friends. Mir Rinsburg was in the employ os the old rombaeone Consolidated Mines Company iu the capacity of oi pumppau. and since tine suspeosion of operations here, he has been . res.' ident of the Globe district. He iss firm believer in the future of the old Camp and expressed himself e con. ident that in a limited time old Tomb.tone will again enjoy an area ot prosperity ss never befors.
 Over from Bisbee
 o Livinston a we'll known Bisbees IS in the unty seat today oD busi- ness matters, having arrived from the Hili City on the morning train. Christmas Gifts
 The Howe Jewellery Company. of Bisbep, is sending out circulars among Tombstone people in regard to their com plete . sortmept of beautiful Christmas gifts The Tombstons agency is located at Rocks store and you should not mise the opportunity to get fret choice of the many srtis cles of cred, such as diamonds, watches and other jewelry.
 In From Ranch
 Robert Fuller and wife are in the city today from their ranch at Snoi- ts. and are spendinG the day here e the guests of Mir and Mrs Harry Evans.
 Back From Naco
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler and Deputy Percy Bowden returned last evening from Naco where they have been on official business. The Sheriff hss i be An con.tsntly on the line since the | trouble scross the the border and has done excellent in safegu- -rdILg tho 1 interests of the American people. City Dads Meet
 The City Council was in session last evening. being the regular date of monthly meeting. Mayor Kuehsn~ becker. and councilmen Wilson of the first yard, Hutchinson oi the Pod and Cavsnsugh of q e 4th wards were pre. sent. Routine busIness, as we'll @ several other matters that was before the council were dispos of. Plans of econt my were discussed by the city fathers and already steps are being taken to that end. Alter all businsss had been disposed of the council sd- jourhed to meet next month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
S1O0 Reward, $l0O

The readers of this paper Will be pleased 10 learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages. and that Is Catarrh Halls Cafarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional disease. requires a constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken fn- ternaIly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by nature in doing It's work. The proprietors have so much faith in It's curative pow CTS that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address: F. J. CHENEY q CO. Toledo. O.
 Sold by all Druggists 1Sc.
 Take Halro Family Pslio toe conottpoeso9
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06

"Beautiful' Snow
 The weather. man worked ovor time last night and this morning rcmbstc nc received . fall Of the besutiful". and although it was gone by ' o'clock m. the surroundipg mountains were etill capped wit their fret coat of snow this winter. Later ip the afternoon however. the weather assumed the aspect of . m d-summer day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Mexican Arrested At
 Douglas For Lunacy

Chasing his brother over the dst near the Agus Prieta river with . butcher knife in one hand and bread knife in the other, bothe sharpe eoed to . rssnrlike edge, Frsr ciseo Gilando. . Mericsn formerly employ- ed as steel worker ct the C & A smei'er, wss srreeted yesterday sf- ternocn by Con.tsble Glare, co Rssss Of Pir'leville. He will probably bs isten 'o Tomb.toos today to be given . hearing before . lunscy oommiss. ion. .-Iptsruationsl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
THURSDAY
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED A J Msier ct ux to Mrs Wm Bennett iaud. .33S 75 Nib. X Mer. Bank of Bisbee to II Derrick land ..... 450 .. H Derrick et ux to L browp ls.d. .... 80 ..
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Ed Lsshy to First Nat. Bank of Dougla', livestock .... 200 ..
 WARRANTY DEED G Hsigler ct uxtoJ Stuart land. ...... ... .... s5o .. oZ rck ct ux to E Goldman land. ............... 100 .. J Bersman ei ux to R Wren ct ux land d............ 2000 l. kudgwsy ct ux 10 E Msnasek land. ..
 BILL OF SALE r knyac. vich to NJ Bendersch B sbeee prop =. ...... l50 .. E Jones ct ux to Nj Costello lives ocS 25O0 . B Riverss toC Vakssovich Bisbee prop ........ 30 .. Il Dugsn 10 Lille Dugsn land. ..... ...... ..
 e. .. DEED J Erickson to Dugsn lsno .......-....- tu
 WARRANTY DEED L Downs ct uI to P McCorrick lana. ...-.......-... lu ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE R Bsltzley to Jolis < A Me- Copne!l .... ........
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06

i In Fi om Lowell
 Deputy Sheriff "B.li," Brsksfeld of Lo~eli is . visitor in the couIty seat ,pds oo official busipess. Up From Douglas
 Dspnty Sher'ff Chss Cros,, of Doug. las. Is among the visitors in Tomb.- s'ore todsy from tLe Shelter City, having come up on business matters Committed to Asylum An unfortunate by the psme of Matt Flank was today examined by the luoacy comn.iss on and ordered committed to the asylum for the in sane. He fars that someone will forge Eis name and thus draw his money from the bank. It is tnoug bt that with proper medical attention he will he restored to bic natural mind. Left for Fairbanks Allyn Wheeler ~ss smong ibe out going passengers this morning fOr Fsirbank where he will act ss chauis. ieur Tor the Boouillss Land X Cattle Company. Confined to Bed
 Dorglss Gray. president of the Chamber of Commerce, is confin.d to his bed today with sn attack of scistic rheumatism. Hi. many friend. h. D, that he will soon be able to be about. Early Ram
 Tonb-tone was visited by @ light shove, during the early hours of tn, day. which, from all appearances seem' q to be general throughout shis section of the country.
 Went to Benson Father X Brule left yesterday for Benson. He is expected hume tbis evening.
 Looking After Huachuca Contract
 Supsrvisor-elect, J NJ Sparks. of Do ugias w.s iu town today. having come in from Fort Huschnca. where he wac looking .'ter mater. connect e'' with the big building contract to be le, by the For. officials soon
 Masons Will Meet | The Mssons wili hold meeting in tho Masonic Hall tonight. Left For Bisbee Mrs Samuel WiIlhs left yeeterday for Bisbee where che goes to spend the month wi;h her IT other and lame fly.
 R eturned Home Mrs John Glacoma re urued Sunday to her home in Bi-tee after . three wesk.' visit ID TOmbstone with her father, Jonn Ciochetti, aud tsmi;y
 Fully Recovered Keith Preston. of the local meat market, ia again at h.s post after be- ing confined to his room Tor the past several days with bad case of ls-
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06

The road through South Pass n t Dragon moants;os bss been put in perfect condition by the cpouty Ilessure where it was formerly a hsz. ardous undertaking
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
From Monday's Daily.
Spent Sunday With Parents


 Miss Leons Tracey. spebt Sunday with her parents, air and Mrs I,anc Tracey, from Dousls', where she is one of the teachers in the schooi. Mi-s Trac y 'a-ght school for two terms here bsflre t.kipg an advanced position 10 the Douglas schorl. From Wilcox
 Attorney L H Hayes Of Wilcox, was . visitor in the conn seat today cn business matters.
 From courtIand
 President Wm Holmes of the Lead vile Mining Company of Cou:tiand was e visitor ia Tombstone yes,srdsy, remsiniug over all day and returning home in the evening. On Business
 M Moutano, of the Lesdyille Stable. at Courtlsud was a visitor in the city yesterday, having returned from brief business visit to Tu-sou. lie returned to c, urtlsnd this morr- ing.
 To Cochise Stronghold
 Prof J A Rockfellow. US Deputy Mineral Surveyor for this ji.trict left sh;s c.. h,- O.> chise Stronghold. where he will re- msiR for sevsrsi days on business. Of Until Wednesday
 The trial jury which reported in the superior court this morning was ex. cused until Wednesday morning. oaipg to the case which had been ,et for today, having been delayed ty the attorneys. The jury will report Wednesday morning. There are now thirty.tbree on the panel From California
 Mrs Nm Cavsnsuah, returned home last evening frum San Luis Obispo. Cslii where she has been for the past several weeks on c visit with relatives. She reports an enjoyable visit. Visitors from Benson
 DUsue Merrill Cashier of the B.nk of Benson. and Proi J A Davis of the Fen on Union High School, moto red up from he valley town Saturday eve ming to tend the Masooic mesiiug here. They returned home yesterday.
 All of our subscribers wbo have re-. ceived the magazines seem to liae them. Some have told us they don't see how we can doit. You can get three nsg-zines by payiog 25 cent extra when reI esi' z your subsc ipt l, D 70 the PRosPEcToR Why wait to re- new your subscriptio, :? Srnd iu UT order tudsy
 Visiting Parents
 Jesse Sanders arrived home to,ay from Cloudcroft. New Mexico, where he has been for the pact sey eral months on 6 visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
On Business

On Business
 J M Moutano, of the Lesdville Stables at Courtlsnd was a visitor in the city yesterday, having returned from a brief business visit to Tu-sou. lie returned to c. urtlsnd this morr- ing:
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
From CourtIand

President Wm Holmes of the Lesd- vile Mining Company of Cou:tland wss e visitor in Tombstone yesterday |, remaining over all day and returning home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
To Cochise Str0nqhold

Prof J A Rookie How, US Deput, Mineral Surveyor for this jistrict lief this a'terDoon for his ranch in Co cbise Strong hold. where he will re msiR for sevsrsi days on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
From Tuesday's Daily.

In Ff om Lowell Deputy Sheriff "B.ll," Brsktfeld of Lo~eli is . visitor in the couIty seat soda oo official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Visiting Parents

Visiting Parents
 Jesse Sanders arrived home to,ay from Cloudcroft. New Mexico. where he has been for the pact sey eral mont 6 on 8 visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Fully Recovered

fuily hecosereo
 Keith Preston. of the local meat market, is again at h.s post after be- ing confined to his room Tor the past several days with . bad case of la- gripp,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06

Attorney L H Hayes Of Wilcox, was . visitor in the conn y seat today cn business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06

R eturned Home
 Mrs John GIacoma re urue Sunday to her hume in Bi-tee after three ~esk.' visit ID TOmbstone wit he, father, John Ciochetti, au ismi;y
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Over from Bisbee

USer rom biSDee
 o LiviDston, we'll known Bisbee, IS in the unty sea. today op busi- ness matters, having arrived from the Hili City on the morning train.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-12-06
Up From Douglas

Dspnty Sher'ff Chss Cross. of Doug. las. Is among the visitors in Tom b. s'ore today from tLe Smsiter City, having come up on bueiness matters
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-08

CERTAINLY of Europe changed result \ Justin is nposs to TT WILL
 BE THE LAST GREAT WAR. Var is getting  cency nearly all the both and vanquish be n battle.
 GENERAL PRoPHEslEp, WILL Th4E ANOTHER, BIGGER REASON WILL BE so TERRIBLE WORLDS CONSCIENCE WILL NEVER PERMIT REPETITION ANYTHING ONLY TAKE CASUAL SURVEY PROBABILITIES ENG LANDS MILLIONS sTARvE BECAUSE HER FOOD SUPPLY NAV F. FACILITIES UN- BLOCKADE A CERTAINLY NOT MORE
 
 Worlds workers will be killed in numbers meyer before the horrors will pile And what will the var be a6ou There 8 practically nothing jealousies finding expression THE WAR WILL BE TOO TERRIBLE TO LAST LONG, though to actual time could not hazard a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-08
TERMONDE HUNDRED
 BURNED BY GERMANS

newspaper Bien Publique. of Ghent, the burgonaster of that city has re- ceived from the German commander a request for him to come to Oerde- gem. in order to make arrang tents for the entry of Germans into Ghent. A spy named Ehraldt, who was arrest ed at Ostend on August 4, was tried by eourHmartiaI and convicted. He was executed on Saturday.
 Describing the burning of TerTnonde by the Germans, corresp oudent says:
 By midday Sunday, the blaze had assumed gigantic proportions and by Sunday evening not 9. house stood up- right. This has been verified at Ze1e where there are thousands of refugees from Termonde. The Germans also pillaged zele. The suburb of St. Giles also suffered from bombardment and fre..'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-08
KAlSER'S OFFICER PUTS GERMAN LOSS AT NEARLY 100000.

London,Sept. s-A Post correspond ent, wiring from a point not given in the despatch, has seen a letter from a. high German officer invalidide home in which he states:
 E The war is not going quite we expected and the resistance of the all lied forces is extraordinary. We are beginning to feel nervous as to re-. su1tss
 German losses are terrible, so ter Rib1e that their publication has been forbidden. While it is impossible to say what our losses are I estimate them at between $50. 900 and $40O,0OO. If they continue at this rate we shall be quite unable to meet Russia with any hope of success .''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-08
LINEBIEN CHARGED WITH THEFT OF CABLE,
 HELD FOR HEARING
(Special to The Farmer)'

Fairfield, Sept S-N. D.. Manning and William Haas of South NorwaIk and Loyal Bolsom of Wellington employees of the American Telegraph and Telephone Co, were arrested yesterday by Sheriff H. R. Elw ood, charged with stealing six hundred pounds of cables Of the Southern New England Telephone co. The theft of the cable occurred last week The men armed with the implern ents of their trade, climbed the telegraph poles during the day and cut the cables, securing more than six hun dred pounds of the metal
 They were seen, but not molested for people believed them employees Of the Telephone Go. They were re- leased on $500 bonds and trial set for next Monday, by Judge Wake man in Fairfield town court, when ar raigned.
 Robert B. Meyers of Greatneck, L.. l.. twas fined $10 for reckless driving and $2 for having the tail light of his machine out before Judge Walxenaan
 The public schools of Fairfield and Southport opened today. The new Sherman school was in readiness The rooms were well filled The new nineth grade was also opened today, and about twenty pupils attended