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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Reduction In
 Number of Saloons

According to . new provision of the Revised Statutes regarding the i'su ing ei liquor licenses. there promises to be . reduction of the number of saloon. in the unincorporsted towns of Cocb,se county. This matter was dieeovered yesterday when two Slsvoniaos made sn application for . liquor licences for Lowell.
 The limiting of the number of h- cen es does nos affect she incorporat- ed towue of Tombstone, Bisbee and Douglas. but does sff ct Lowell !, sco, P,rtlevil.e. Willcox. Gleeson, Court land. Pearce, Bowie. San Simon. Ben sor, Fsirbsnk and Huscbucs. should any cf the presens ho!ders of licenses in any of the last nsref plaofs qnit the busin, SC. it will be l impossible for anyone to secure Ii oense for those towns as the number of licenses st the present time is nov in excess of the provisions of ths statutes.
 The statutes also provice that tn retail dealer shall cell in qusntitie'
 isss than . gAiie D, wh,ie the whole sale dealer is not allowed to cell il
 less quantities than c gallon
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Tombstone Pic.
 Eeer's Investments

The following from the Globe Rec ord will bs of inter ct to mspy 0i the old-time friends of C p Reppy 10 Tombstone. Mir Rsppy one of the pioneers of Tombstone and started the Tombstone Episaph. Afterwsrd he engaged in the newspaper busine-s at Florence. where he has resided during the past twenty years. The item from the Record tells of his investmensa at Miami and follows:
 "1he frat ground for the seriss of cottages to beautiiy that part of Mi- ami in She neiRhborhood of the depot and postofice was yesterday turned when the contractor. E B shockley' started work on she six bungaloss which will adorn Reppy Terrace. The bungsloss will be identical in style and will be e modern and beautiful q any to be found in the city. They will be completed by the middle oI June.
 'On his former visit to the city c Reppy of Florence stated that he had let the contracts and that he would do considerable improving in the sec 'iops Of the city where he he'd prop. erty. The work started by Mr Shock ley yesterday in the outsou c of tb, visit. Mir Reppy wac formerly Glob' and Miami business man, but he lef the districs some yesrs ago and en-
 tered the fields in the south."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Smallpox Are
 Doing Nicely
4 Bisbee dispatch ssys:-

4 Bisbee dispatch ssys:-
 County Health Pnysician Charles H Hunt has received word from the St. David district that very @ tisfactory results are being attained under tie smslIpox quarantine st that place.
 The number of cases nov upds, treatment has been reduced to two. which is conside.ab!s cs . faii from eighteen csees had lsss week,
 h all there have been thirty cs.es of smsllpox in the entire St. David community, and the infection rescbe6 practically every bouse in the sss,Is, msnt. Out of all the cases treated bv the besith authorities but one proved fatal.
 From ali appearances all fu,tbe, spread of the disssss has been elimi. mated, while the two remaining esss. sse progressing nicely and recovery from ths disease is looked tor in shs seer future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Mrs. Sorin's Funer-
 al Held at Tucson

The funeral of Mrs Sarah H Sorin vas held from the residence os Mir and Mrs Selim Nj Franklin on North Main street Sunday morning st9 o'clock and interment wss in Evergreen,
 The funeral was attended by . num- Der of friends and scquain,spcee |. msoy of whom came from surround. ing towns and cities. including Globe. where she prsct ced law recently and where she died and from Bisbee and Tombstone. A number of members of the Pima county bar, of which Mrs. Sorin wss member. were present The services were cooducted by the Rev. W J Dixon of the Episcopal church. There were msny beautiful floral tributes received.
 Of near relatives there were presep, Mrs seIim N Franklin, . si.ser, and Mics Bertha Herring of Los Angeles |, smother sister. Ms Sorin end Mrs Franklin accompanied tbs remains from Globe.
 The pailbesssrs included the follow ing: WI Perry, George J Roskruse. William P Cooper. B N Jacobs, Pb,l c Bianneo.P E Howell and E M Diekermso.-Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Local Attorney
 Wins Cases

Attorney o Gibson received news today that he had won two csses in the Supreme Court of the state. In both cases the judgm'nt of the su
 perior court was reversed. William Cowan is the iitigant who wine in one of the cases. He sued Frsok Rsmtey and wife. and Peter Johnson on . note signed Ramsey and wife and Johnson for 5000 %. Ramsey and Sife made DO defense, but Johnson claimed he was rurety only for Ramsey. Rsm- sey turned iu . certain brand of cattle on the note. netting s72o. and Joun. aon contended that, because Cows
 agreed to wait until the cattle were gathered at the falt roundup, at e1- tension of time was given the princi.. pal debtor, for c valuable considers- tion, without Johnson's consent, and that be, ae surety, was therefore re- leased. The superior court gave jug meut for the full amount against Ramsey and wife. bus released John- so3. The appeal was from that Tart of the judgment releasing Johnson.
 In the other case theei Providnt Mutual Bnilding-Loan Association oi Los Angeles is the winner. Jo ti Sch yer ner snd wife O! Willcox eIe- cuted . trust deed to said company. The loan was on the ususl plan O paying SO much per month. schwert- nes placed his own construction on the contract and paid for certain time. The company did not forecIose when the time came, and the statute oi Limitations rsn sgsinss its securis,es Schwertner then brought suit to csn- eel the trust deed % . cloud on hie title. The superior court gave him judgment csnoelling the trust deed :. Tbe supreme court now holds that be cannot have his truss deed cancelled io . conr, of equity unless he pays the balance he owes ou the loan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Should See
 Arizona First

To short time it will be iu order Tor those who can afford the luIu'y to take . summer trip. Thoussnds will leave Arizopa, hundreds of that num-| Der will be from Cochise county. Hundreds will go to California and epend thou snds of dollars which they bstter keep in this state ii they have its selisre ct besrt. There is just as beau'iiul scenery in Arizona ss any. where in the United ststes ArizoIs hae points of inter, ct that surpaes anything in California. and some of which are not equsled in the world. For ins snce, the marvellous Grand Canyon of ,be Colorado or the etri- fed foreets. As for mountaips, DO. where can you surpass the grandeur of the lofty Huachucas, which are studded by beauty spots. masterpieces of 'he work of Nature. The grand Huachucss offer every accommodation for camping parties CT hotel cutting psrti.s.
 The Chiric.hna mountains are simply bewitchipg. but lack the hote' accomodations of the Huachucas There are the various health spring. of the state, 10. instance, the Indiar Hot Springs at Fort Thomas. snc others. There is the San Xavier Mis. sion, the oldest building in the con fines of the Union, and yet how man! of our people have not seen the bound
 le-s sights ia our great stste7
 The cost of c trip to Cslifornii
 would buy an quo, and with the goo
 roads we have and are getting, on
 can zee all Of Arizona at . minimum
 price and certni1iy do the fsmily nor good than . trip to the beaches ( California, which are hot, tiresome an anything but restfnl. Ttere are tw , excuses for anyone tskine . plessur
 trip outside of Aril pa. The first
 If you have teeu sll of Ariz 1ns, an
 the other IS "where your trip take you to visit relatives"
 When c state has so varified . eli mate that 1t can have the warmei
 and ceoles, cities ID its confines o
 the same day. of all the cities an towns in the U. s.. then DO upe nee leave Arizons to find any climate |
 desires "Ari.ons First, the Worl
 Aiterward," should be the slogan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10

thieves and cattle thieves on both sides of the international line knew Billy Old. Many of them from Mexico he rou ded mp on the American side and passed back across the line into
 he hands of Mexican officers from whom they had escaped. Others whc m he captured were cent to the Texas and Arizona state prisons
 "Tbere wAs DO "bad man" too "bsd" for Billy Old to go after. To his credit be it said that when he vent af'er . man he b ought him io alive. He was not of that brand of gunmen whose reputstions are g.uged by the number of ''notches" on the.s zuns. Quick to d-sw, he was Ioath to pfess the trigger. He would take sp extra chance to lard his man alive, fsce to face with . lawbreakes, he would "teu him to it" on the draw. bus would withhold bis fire for the brief sps,e of time necessary to give . "covered" opponent tbs benefit of second choice. When Billy Old had the "drop." "second choice slssys re- suited in sdrrender on the part of the Ia~bresker. And SO, in all the yssrs tbst he rode along the border e sn Arizona rsnger-as privs'e. as ser- Gesnt aud e lisuteosnt-,bough be brought in many notorious "bad" men. he did his work in this state without putting any notches on his guu.
 "Against gun in the bsnds oi . woman. Billy Oid had no dsiepss We do not prstsnd to know whst csuss the woman may have he'd :"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
News of the State ln Condensed q Form
Held On charoe of Spyino

Augustio Duran sn old man whose home is in Pima county near ss'abe, which is on the International line, is in jail in Nogsies, Sonora on . charge of being . federal spy. according to E V Ansys, coostitutionalist consul. Ansys says Duran is reported to have confessed that he wss sent to Ssssbe, Son. ., by . Huertaista refugee named Cloca, to find how many rebel soldiers are defending the port. He says Cloca. with 20 or more men, bss twice tried to take Saeabe.
 Improvements al Asylum
 At $39. 800, the Arizona Engineers ing & Constro ction company, of rhoe- nix, has been ssrded . contract for erecting new concrete dining hall sod kitchen ss the state asylum io- the insane. An appropriation of : J0, = 900 was made for the building iss spring. The remainder will be spept for plunbinR, beating and equipment Building Permits Show Increase
 During April permits were issued for $l05.si6 worth of buildings in Phosnix. This exceeds all previous records for April by $40. 900. Int record for April, 1912, vas s44, ,62O and for the came month of 1913 s65 75s.
 Peculiar Train Robberies
 Out of the fifty cases which vii occupy the attention of the Unitec Ststes court st it's Tucson session, i that most unusual of train rohberies the pilfering of box car, alleged t. have been com mited by members o the crew of said train, All this weel Assistant United statee Atturne Wiley Jones will be working on thi and other csses, prior to the movin of ,he office to Tucson.
 Mine Rescue Car"
 The "mine rescue car," sent out b the Uni,ed States bureau of mines arrived in Globe Monday from Milan and will be spotted in the old Dt minion grounds, ahere demonstra tions of mine rescue work and fri aid to the injured will be given for .t remainder of the week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10

Why be . back number when two or three applications of Perfect Grsy Hair Restores will give your hair i's youthful solor and . beautiful, giossy, fluny appesrsocei It is . vegetable preparation, spd unlik. others. is not injurious to the scslp. Sold in two sizes, Sl % and 50 cents, postpaid
 ssod cash or money order. Dept. B
 Western igsncy, Realty Buildioe, Spokane, Washington. lm-Adv
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Woman Finally Recovers From Nervous Breakdown

Impoverished nerves destroy many people before their time. Often be- fore a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, he is on the verge of complete nervous breakdown. It is of the utmost importance to keep your nervous system in good con dition, as the nerves are the source of all bodily power. Mrs. Rosa Bonner, 82s N. 18th St., Birming- ham, Ala. says:
 T have been suffering with nerv- ous prostration for nine or ten years. Have tried many of the best doctors in Birmingham, but they all failed to reach my case. l would feel as if I was smothering; finally l went into convulsions. My little 0spI caw
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Dr. Miles' Nervine

advertised iii the papers and l at once began to take 1t. l continued to take 1t for some time and now l am we'll"
 If you are troubled with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability 10 sleep; if you are in general run down condition and unable to bear your part of the daily grind of life, you need some thing to strengthen your nerves. You may not realize what is the mat ter with you, but that is no reason why you should delay treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Here On Court Matters

Here On Court Matters
 Attorney 8 K Williams wss . vi.i- tor in the county stst today on mat. ssEs before sbe superior court. He returned home in the afternoon, Arrived from Hereford
 Prot. P T Thomss o' Hereford sr- rived in the city todsy and will play with Ar Harmon st the dance tonight st 0sge Hsli.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
0oings In Superior Court

This afternoon. ir the Superior Court, the case of the State vs Al fonso Hemeda and Mike Haze, charged with the theft of a horse and buggy near Douglas. some time ago, the jury returned verdict of not guilty. The case had been on all day today, A civil case occu. pied the attention of the court all day yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
From Fridays Daily
Returns from Tucson

Mrs Frank Winters returned home last evening from Tucson where she has. been for the past few days on a visit with Dr and Mrs Hitchins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
From Thursday . Daily
Returns from Fort Huachuca

"eeos"s VVU pOFt uudCUuCd
 Mrs H P Johnston returned ho me this morning from . brief yisit with relstiues and friends at Fort Husceu- co.
 Over from Bisbee
 Elmer Webster is oyer from Bisbee today. Visiting friends
 Mise Winnie Wilson arrived this morning from Bisbee on c visit with lriends. h from Douglas Judge Msclay, formerly clerk of the Board of Supervisors came in ct poon from Douglas to attend to ofici business and incidently appear as 6 witness in . case ia court
 Returns from Bisbee
 Secretary J \ Gaires of the Cochise County Taxpsyer's association returr- ed home this morning from Bisbee where be went on mstters connected with his office. He leaves again this evening for Douglas and from there to rucson. where be goes on business of the association.
 This Year is Much Dryer \ Some indication of the dry Dess of
 this season cao be formed from the
 Relieving comparison of the records o' the Huschucs Wstsr Company's rain and snow fall Tor the months of Jan usry February. March and April for
 this year and last: h 1913 the snow
 fall at Miller Canyon Reservoir wss l2 IA inches rain and 2S inches snow , but for this year there wss DO sno~ a II II and only 7"l6 inches rain. Here On Legal Matters John Dosne of Douglas is in :hs ! city on legal matters. al NeTE VV VOuTl mdttSES Attorney H Noble of Douglas ha
 matters before the court today. ] IA Call to the Citizens 6 Tuesdsy night, May l2st tSp m. il
 the Time, Gage Hall is the Place, and while tn re may or may not be Cir ], at the meeting yet the subject is ius n ss in in'eres,ing-for the subject 10 b. d discussed and plane developed cove q the proper obseryance of Decoration e Day and 6 fitting celebration of GU d Natal HO!idsy-the 4th of July-don'
 fail to be ou hsnd-every man ant i|cm.n :n the c;.y is invited % D lpre,ent-,he call by the Mayor is 10
 "citizene, "ths: mesns every persoI
 sho is eligible to register, which b,
 he way ii you haven't done 70, folio' , be old sdgs-. . stitch io time &c,
 and Mrs Frsoces Abell or MT Fran
 Goodbody are prepared to do tb e needful.
 n Goes to Douglas
 Sheriff Harry Wheeler went l. n Douglas today with Deputy Bowdel 10 at the wheel of Old Cochise. y In from Douglas
 ' Attorneys George Csss and Alber !" M Sames came in over the Borderlap, 'e today and are trying . case in cour
 will return to Douglas tonigh,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10

From the above it may seem thst seeing the utter impo ,sibility of -kid- ing the court house down to the !ine city, the Douglas citizens are coming over and claiming Tombstone's fair daughters ss their wives, thereby hop- ing to be able to secure our population and ultimately the county eest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Dr, Miles' Nervine

has proven its value in nervous dis orders for thirty years, and merits . trial, no matter how many other remedies have failed to help you.
 Sold by all druggists. if first bottle eaiis to benefit your money is returned. niLEs MEDICAL CO.,. EIkhart la
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
0ougIasites Claim
 Tombstone Brides

Two wedding. in Tombstone today and in both instances Douglssiies have Iou:neyed to the county seat sod claimed two 1ombst. ne young ladies ss their brides.
 At hi.h noon today the marriage of Mir William Wayne Cbilders of Douglss with Mi Eta May Webster of this city. was solomixed at the Con- gr. gstional church. Rev c L Horspe officiating.
 The bride is the youngest daughter Of MT and Mrs Chss Webster, of this city. and her charming manner has won her many friends since residing in Tombstone with he' parents.
 The groom is . we'll known resident of Douglas and has many friends both heie and in the smelter city.
 MsLy friends of the bride. and groom were present, and sfter the ceremony the wedding party boarded automobiles and iourneyed to the home of the brides parents where . sumpsuous wedding feast was served
 The couple will make their home as the smelter city and leave this evening for that city.
 Another wedding of Tombstone girl to Douglssite was alec solemnis- ed today, whtn D Robert Sund wald took ss his bride. Mis- Dalls Cole
 The bride ;s the daughter of Mrs Cole of this city and has many friends here. The couple will also on ske their hone ss Douglas, and leave this evening.
 The groom is employed at Douglas ard the romance bsasn when he vas here on jnry duty. and culm,nated in their marriage today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Rather Warm

Yesterday was the warmest day of the year down to date, the it. tie mercury bulb chased itstlf up to 9O- = twenty four years ago our files show it was S4
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
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PLAYS
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 Owing to the large mum Der Of new motion picture thessres which are be- ing opened throughout the country, there ls offered to the men aud wo- men Of today. a new profession, name. y, that Of writing moving picture olsys. Producers are paying from $zo to $loO Tor each scensrio accented upon which they can build . photo play.
 S3500 in Six Months
 As it only rquires c few hours' time to construct . complere play, you can readily see the i'm mense DOS. abilities in 'h:s wo k, One msp, vho gave the idea tryout. writes that he earned $350O in .ix months, It ts possible for sn intelligent person to meet with equsl success.
 Onsfesture of the business which should appeal to everyone. is that the work may be done at home in spars time. No literary ability is required and women have se great an oppoy. unity a men. Ideas for plots are constantiy turning up, and may be put in scenario form and sold for . good price.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Very Beautiful Appearance

Mrs k'sw, Of the Cottage. has just had improvement work completed on her hotel and the lawn and trees put in shape. which presents very besutifol appearance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Call to Citizens of Tombstone

The meeting called for Tuesday night st Gage Hall by Mayor Kuchen. becker should find e large response on the part Of the lsdies and gentlemen of Tombstone ss the call is for c most woHby cause. ip fact covers two wof- thy events, Decoration d.y and tine Fourth of July. That they should both be fttipgly observed by the peo- pie Of Tombstone is but mete and proper, and that they will be sppro- pris'ely observed follows without question ss'he loyal and patriotic people of Tcmbstone are never found 1 wanting when occasion requires.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Returns From Valley

Ole Walker the genial Everglades Sales Agent, returned home this afternoon after an absence of sever. al weeks in the Sulphur Spring val, ley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10

Mrs Fl P Johnston returned ho me this morning from . brief visit with selstiues and friends at Fort Huschu- ca,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Over From GIees0n

John Gleeson, the pioneer mining man of Gleeson. accompanied by his young son. Emmett, was visi tor in the city today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
On Official Business


 Deputy State Mine Inspector w Farril was visitor in the county seat today from his home at Bisbee on official matters.
 Old Pioneer Here
 Max MsrKs one of our pioneer Tombstonites was in town today re- newine old scousintances. Mir Marks is now coated in Herm osillo, MeIico. where he has been for some yesrs. He is c brother oi Emil Marks. also . former Tombstoni.e bu. now located in Bisbee. Mir Marks came up from Mexico by way O! Nogsl.s, and after renewing bis many acqusintaoces of the olden dave he left for Bisbee to visit his brother, Mir Msrks came to Tombstone in April 1878 aud along with Paul B Wsrnskros and P N Wolcott wss associated with the early doings of tombstone. Mr Marks was the original locator of the Emerald and Monk. az mining claims.
 Arcade Undergoing Repairs Mrs Adamson Is having the Arcade hotel remodelied bo'h inside and out. Improvements On Arlington
 The Arlington hotel has recently been repspered and renovated inside and out. end still more extensive im- proveme nts are being planned by Pro- prietor L Mellgren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
Returns from Bisbee

Secretary J N Gaines of the Cochise County Tsxpsyer's association returt- . ed home thie morning from Bisbee where be went on msttere connected with his office. He leaves again this evening for Douglas and from there to Tucson. where be goes on business of
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10

In from Douglas
 Attorneys George Csss and Albert M Ssmes came in over the Borderlapd today and are trying c case in court they will return to Douglas tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
In from Douglas

Judge Msclsy, formerly clerk of the Board of Supervisors came in ct boon from Douglas to attend to ofhci | business and incidently appear as witness in . case is court
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-10
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