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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15
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SHOWS PROGRESS
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canadian 900. a. 'Hr dominant
point H. fH. SANTA Fr railroad si
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'Iu H railroad Ha here build.
ius I uH.H. improvements and
fa.UfIr rnpr.,f|u. 200 aggregate
r1u tr.,.Yu Expenditure approx
mating .srH hundred thousand loI.
Bars HUI Nu..H include modern
ul rUr' |rpHf aN .up'Oyt reading
room H.|dHa Harvey Eatug
House 900 abundant Raier supp
extended yard fHlHHgo npmmU
liW freight depot aud large stock
H.i open "N..r I.n bridge over
ilr canadian river H.r, .s one off fhs
most rtr"n .E. 900 f.. entire Santa
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County and Counlr,
A iU. ..a of side and wealthy
llrWphII| counts canadian .um.
mapl Boo Unr uHu proper right a
large duI lucrative took growing
trifI, and custom while Hpr alike
iUtoflh. railroad and Geographical
lorluYn brings Urr biz business
from portion. of oh, Panhandle
eouut,. o.. Llps,omh OphiItrco and
Robert. and uum the Oklahoma
courtio of Roger Mills and FIi..
general county aud couutr, husi.|
nos aggregation. which makes Ca-|
madam errat commercial yo,uw. ~
u.p l0Eltal aud laftugt,
= Ca',s'l,au< v,p@ ~ -
Tho lropy'of en- g. VRT co~
irt are sn diversified a4 to represent
in thcmsrIve. The special harvest
products of many widely diyorgo
A.wirg regions bring Inclusive ot
lh' mall aud large grains cotton
alfalfa broom corn cane peanuts
aud Cpw-peas. and fruits and yega
tables Ia almost endless onumera-
ton Co which can be- aided that all
uf those products are ICES prolific n
WELD here as they are iu Tho various
other regions where thcy are mdi.
ilual pocial crops
Wheat aud Wealth.
zoe common with an other nrudur.
tons of the TeNa. Panhandle and
plain. the Canadian couutr, prom-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

To. .ifiy thousand dollar Moody
Nu. of elaborate modern equip
W". lue of It's espcCidlI attract
H. comfortable feature, be.ug
t.N n Handsomely appointed
rH." The cuisiucc leave moth
ins o be- desired the general .er-
'.'. excellent. while genial Tom
H'- one OF the most popular of
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

Tletanadlau country b. of uaflr
aI o. growing excellence thI
great CROP. n0NeFer heretofor"
Do g1ulpfdiiated - other bar
70 q ~ Geo Gerlach ol fhe biz
GrrIaf Mercantile COMPANY here
sa' q a. more local cotton d. sers
de- n and al o. in fhis counr'
lion e'insntly remarks that 00f
Con 4lwsys an actual aud read.
u.h ap.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

H. open all tha time Royal Cafe
Cry popular
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15
lhta,ni Torn

IHr canadian country is noted
.UI tls alike extent aud excellence
' I-s broom corn production
canadian herself bring we'll equip
urd for OBJ. storing aud shipping of
f., products The broom corn
a.rcage alf be- large this year with
expert adti,es thar the product will
-r'o higher BOO ptic. this 'all than 90
ad" Jon fH. CO.. three seasons past
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15
HOGS

Canadian station has been ship
pr- fog several wears past an aver
az, of probably IS cars of hogs cv
erf D. months an average which
'- HrurrH.'h Go be steadily in
creased as man, farmers have nut
or HeH hog spectacles. through
which tuey are clearly seeing the
great profits OF Canadian country
putA production
The New lesson In Farm Economies
ii'mpH'I County naturally fa-
furlb.' 1ock-growiug conditions
and h"- arge stock numbers to-
-'t'rr with her profuse feedstufi
.pr q profitable study 20 tAe latest
great lesson in farm economies. viz.
il' production OF ensilage for stock
feeding and mtieuiug. the county al
ready having many silos with
probable doubling this year ef the
present number ot thes, alike nom
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

|...' correspondent of thr
So" afely covered the recent great
mnw uents in Canadian toID.
N... stem
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

De addition to her doubled wheat
l'rra-r llomphill county Vl have
lnis lra roo least hpr usual extend
90 p'W'.Has of milo maize. kaIr
.oIu came and Indian corn. while
alfalfa Hud peanut culture viii bo
.ar-e.f eascd together with an
assurance iHat the values of all feed
'H. crops this year viIl b. heavily
enhanced D., general preparation
'' beer .ri pork for export ship
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

Tic Canadian Record runs fbc
follmug on the head %, 30. first
pag Resolve 20 support homr 900.
du 'r. 10 encourage local enter.
prise 10 promote civic attractive.
ne md to patrOnIzc local mrr
chant through 1914 These words
ep.iHufr about all that could Doc
write. in behalf OF public spirit and
.IN nrugress
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

ThHiandsomc Christian church
lpHching COMPLETION %. o. also
tle N,ant " f. Hoover family
hom&aad Dan Hoover ha lately
fn- a earning cottage resi-
ISL ill., the nest sixty days OBJ,
ri'y o. begin the construction of
setc miles of additional cement
1de Ok. J q johnson and So g.
lsaa1 Nill erect fine residence tha
IeaJ fmmou. and lzlelI arc COM
sidelu tho building OF % brick
bu D. block and b. look. ike &C.
mad w projected biz water tenn
.s yniateriaIlr this soar while
rpHaeis hd. been asked. ffH tus
supIfr of the Texas congrD pna'
DELE aiion to appropriate uHf
fhotand dollars for 'nr erection 90
dan OFF Fedora bu..lIur
second lass NcSt Jul,
re last fetr. receipt u0 tur Ca.
ua1sp posi0HI.n we're f,tOH 900
u a. of $500 over year before
a.t while fHe Houo. order bust.
900 avrrg,d tlauo peI month Az
the bo,e ratio of increase tHc post
offls vii hr ready .Or second 900.
traTre by nest u't
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

r 10 Ling is nov boo hI- sixth
year u proprictorship ol The always
reliable and ever ready Hotel Cen
trail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

~ Nt INpF - fHh - ShN col"
trt ATE sn diversified as 90 represent
Boz tbcmsclye. The special haryest
products of many widely divergent
famirg regions bring inclusive of
lhr mall aud large grains cotton
alfalfa broom corn cane. peanuts
aud cuW-peas. aud fruits and vera.
tables In almost endless onumera-
ton Co which can be- aided that an
u' those products are as prolific Boz
WELD hero as thcy are Ia th, various
other regions where they are iudi-
.IIu4I .ueff4t rrOua
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15
nany mombrrod Canadian
q loL Commerc, holds 300. an-
u aS-.eiu thr D3r1 of Mi
~ /
CNa-Ngg'a 2b-piecc boys brass
baud ilch under the tutolegc Of
FRO ggs IS approaching thc won-
Inr Thl. lAnl vac nrEln-LnI

uy r' public spirited and phi.au-
throF J +. Froyer as The Boy b
Anti .Ear Band
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-01-15

MARK AND MAIL THE CARD NOW
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Damage Suit In
 Federal Court

APhoenix dispatch says:-
 A suit for $25 ,O0O damages agsinst the Copper Queen Mining company was filed in the United States court yesterday by Baker & Bfumosch, on behalf oi Yssbei Arce of Bisbee. Plaintiff is twenty-two years old and ia the cc mplsint it is alleged that while engaged with 2 fellow Mexican in unloading lumber from 6 car be was knocked through a large hole in the bottom Of the car, breaking his leg aud otherwise injuriDg him for life. His medical attendance cos, him 5000. and estimating his earn. in capacity sts2.OO . day. for the balance of his expectancy of life, mskes bis total value, with the ex. penses already incurred. at the above figures.
 Tbe complaint was forwarded by Deputy Clerk Webb to Tucson, where the trial will take place. the parties all being residents of that division of the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Personal Pursit
 For Alleged Forser

Advices received from Bisbeeare that James Dick, head the big James A. Dick Co. wholesale house in Fl Paso spent yesterday there del wing into the affairs of T B Grace former salesman with the company who left with a chorus girl for San Francisco couple of weeks ago after organizeing the Rio Grande Musical Comedy, and subsequently, passing bad checks to the amount of several hundred dollars.
 Dick departed last night for Los Angeles. sufficiently angered by reasons of discoveries he had made of seeming hypothecation of funds of his house by Grace, to be deter- mined to take a hand in his pursuit personally. At least, Dick said on leaving that he intended to see to it that Grace was caught. regardless of effort and landed in jail. He did not say how much the shortages oi Grace with Dick house might he hut did declare that they would TUT into thousands of dollars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Notary PubIics
 Will Not Do

Parties having business with the land office of any kind pertaining to homesteads should btsr distinctly iu mind that su oath or ackoowIedg. men' made before notary public will not be excepted. The office frequently receives papers in which the scknow- ,edRments have been made be.ore such an offcer and they have to be retarn d for correction. causing much delay Assign ments of homestesds made aft CT hnai proof has been accepted are a the same category ss other acxnow- Judgments and must be made by an officer other than . notary public. United States court commissioner and clerks Of courts are the only ofb l. cers outside of the officers of the land office who are cont petent to admin ister such oatts and ackuowledg. ments,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
BorderIand Route
 Meeting in Tucson

A meeting of officials of the Bor- derland Route association in order to lay plans for the Fl Paso-Phoenix road race next fall will be called by President J F Meyers of Tucson during the latter part of May.
 A letter was received yesterday by Mir Myers from Joe Gray, secre.. tary of the association, suggesting that it was time that a meeting be held to get things started, and MT Myers took thesuggestion as time. ly one. He stated last evening that he would call the meeting within 6 few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Students Pay
 for All Damage

Univsrsity students who were con. cerned in the shooting of dynamite co the University athletic grounds s, Tucson lass week, have offered to pay for all the damage done. including . oumber If shattered window..
 The boys had box of dynamite and ssveral of them it appears. not knowing the full power of the stuR, get Gh sbs ut half box on the atb- letic Rrounds in honor of the success of tbeir carnival. The windows in . number of the buildings were sha' ter- d, and iD come private house. nearby The boys went to Dr Wilde inmedi- stsly Sunday m 'ruiug and offered {, pay for the damage and the matter ia new closed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Scales of Justice
 Fail To Raianc 6
A Phoenix dispatch says;-

A Pboesix dispatch says:-
 c L Leoord formerly . merch snt O Douglas. who was convicted in April, 1913, on . statutory charge. wss granted pardon today by Coy. Hunt. Lenord served about year in prison.
 Leoord's pardon is result of the discovery by the United States con- sul st WsIssw, Rus.is, that the com plsining witness st the trial of Len ord. e shown by her birth record was four yesrs older then she claimed to be and her parents claimed her to be.
 In vie~ Of the fact that . certified copy showing the date of her birth reached the state department, and that the girl wss not less than twenty ct the time oi the odenss. there were DO statutory grounds for the conv5e- tion. and to correct . miscarrisge of justice the governor issued the pa.- don.
 The governoris action in the case is supported by numerous petitions and recommendssions from cisiseus of Oochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Arizona Railroad
 Companies Fined

APhoenix dispstcb ssys:- Becsu-e they refu cd to obey sn or der directing that they haul the Campbell United sbows from Tocson to Phoenix for s3 . train mils, tbs corporation commission has decreed thss the Southern Pacific and Arisons Esstern Railroad compsnie. are guilty of contempt. A 6ne Of $l5OO hes been ssssssed against the Southern Pacific and one oi $500 sssiost the Arisona Eassern.
 It is assumed that the companise. which resisted the order CD the grouad thas the commission he'd DO susbosi- ty to issue it, will rsfoss to psy the 6oes. In that event Attorney Gen n- sssl Bullsrd will bring sesioo for coI- lection io the superior court of Mssi. eops county.
 The railroads charged ssversl hun- . dred dollars more for hauling she co, ~ nivsl than they were directed to charge under che order. A rsparstiop claim is nov pending.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Money Orders to
 be Payable Anywhere

Begin ping July 1 all money orders issoed on any money order otfc, in the United s:ates if presented within 30 days from date of iesue, will be payable at the Tombssone postofice provided the holder is properly ipdne- tifd.
 This innoy s,ion is the resul, of a general order just iesued by Post master General Burleson. snd will prove of far-resching benefit to the general public. Heretofore q money order had to be cashed at the post office on which it was issued, Al- though banks would undertake to cash orders for their patrons it wss . very unsAtisfactory snd cumbersome pro- cess when sDyo oue happened to have . money order that was payable in some other town and WAS not able to get bank to get the money for him
 The operation of che new procedure is of course p -otected hy several new rules in order to qua I'd against paying sn order twice, but 90 far as the public is concerned the operation of the new ruling will be simple, and will. not be attended by any red tape. The holder of the money order must, however De identified to in.ure that the riRh, person is getting the money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
From Friday's Daily
ln From Bisbee

h From Bisbee
 Attorneys Williams and Flanagan came in last night from Bisbee and spent the day on legal matters before the Superior Court.
 Tombstone Pioneer llI
 L.Hart. one of Tombstones pioneer citizens is quite ill, having been so for some little time. It is hoped that Mir. Hart will speedily recover. Go to Dragon
 Doctor 6rebe and Paul B Warne. krOs went to the Drsgoon mountains this morning on . business missiou. In From Warren
 Wm B Clesry of Warren, is in the c'unty seat on legal matters. Over From Bisbee Assistant County Attorney Alex. snder Murry came in from Bisbee to- day on an official visit. Creditors Meet Tomorrow Tom' rrow, in ell probability, thu date of ceiling the Tombstone Gen. soliusted Mines Co properties will be set, ~hen the creditors meet for that purpose. It is believed that within the next thirty days it will be known positively who the new owners of the property will be and it is possible tha such development will show itself q the meeting to be held here tomorrow Tombstone Schools Close 1 The Tombstone public school closed for the sesson today. Whil
 the entire year has not been all ths
 we should have wished, changes hay
 and will be made that will place ou
 public schools, and especially our higI
 school. on such . plane next ses-o
 that, beyond . doubt, many peopl
 will come to Tombstone to get th
 benefit of that branch of our educa
 sional department. Prof c E Tilfor
 will put our schools in the front ran l-we will treat further on this subjee late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
\. \. A. Sanctions
 Fl Paso- -Phoeoix Race

Relative Co the Fl Peso to Phoenix race, Secretary Joseph H Gray is ale ready in correspondence with the El Paso Auto Club. Msricopa Auto Club, Psssidsos John F Nyers of the Bor- deslsnd Route association and the A A A contest board, and sanction ol tbe latter body has bssn obtained for the saes. This year the race will be managed from Fl Fss0, and Robert H Rinehass. president of the saso club in the Pass City, writes thst he expects shs prize money to run over $l0.OO0. Much of the work in this ststs will fall on the Bosdeslsnd Route 'sssocis- sion oGcess. e it sas last year. Thsrs is little liklihood of sny change
 in she route or in the night control, which Is sgsin expected to bs in Bis be. IL is intended to finish the fret
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Inspects Large
 Cattle Shipment
A Douglas dispatch ssys:-

A Douglas dispatch ssys:-
 Dr Harry ' Hart, federal vetsrin. srian yesserdsy afternoon returned from San P. dro. where that morning and the previous day hs inspected $500 head of cattle csossed by tbs Csnsnss Cattle company. This issbs lsrsest exportstios of cattle made from Sonors in many months. The stssrs are yesrlings and were sold Se Dsgen Brothers. the wsllknown Dsa. yer firm oi cattle buyers. They were in splendid condition.
 sso Pedro is fourteen miles vest oi Nsco the csossinG Wss made ct that poiot on account oi the qusean |. tine which Dr Hart established ct the Nsco port several weeks ago and which is ssill in effect The doctor ssys evssy'h hing is quite in thst section -sxesps the wind and duss, which bombssd one froo ell sidss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Vera Cruz Cap
 tured Today

A Washington di.r stch ssys:-
 Tan, 1ico, the Mexican East coast seaport of second importance only to Vera Crpz. was captured by the Con- stitutionslists today. The F.defsl sarrison of seversl thousand men. after wishstandiog . three dsy Bom~ bsrdment, was driven out oi the city and is reported to have retres ed by rail towards San Louis Po'osi, hoping to reach Mexico City. The Consti tutionslists ct Jnsres, However. ssid this rosd was held by their troops also the road Go Monterey and the federsls. only retreat lay in an over land march scross the swsmp lands The Federals foueba every inch of the way before retreasing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Racing Program At
 State Fair Announced

A running race program for the stste fair this fall, ss folIowa, wss sp- proved as the meeting of the fair con- mission today;
 MONDAY
 One mile, open, $500.
 Five eiHhtbs mile, Arizons horees saOO.
 Three iourths mile. open, $2O0.
 TUESDAY
 Five eiRhts mile, open, S200. One mile. open, $4OO.'
 Six and one-balf furlopge, open s2OO.,
 WEDNESDAY
 One mile, novelty, open, $350. $5t ct l; $50 st 5; $50 st ]; $50 aI 5 $50 at ].
 Fse-e,eLts mile, open. $2O0. One mile, governors derby, Arizons horses, $4OO.
 FRIDAY
 Three-fourths mile. open, $50. One-hsii mile. colts 3 and 3 year. old, Arizona colts. Two yesr-olds sl. lowed , pounds, $200.
 One and one sixteenth miles. Ari. zons derby, open, $6O0.
 SATURDAY
 One. half mile consolation. open tl5O0 Horses not ~inping first ol end at this meeting.
 Six aud one-hsif furlongs, console. tion, open. Horses not winning sinc, June let. s2OO.
 Five and one-half fnr'ongs, conso- lstion. O; en. Horses not l, } or 3 q this meeting, $20O.
 In addition to this the commi.s;or will be much more liberal this yea with che cowboys. A purse of $75t sill be put up for GOV boy relay races There will be purse of SIP, to b divided into three prises, for . cu,tip, out contest for cowboy horses. Fiv, hundred doliars and added money C go for bronoho bucking contests. Most of the department beads hay, been appointed but will not be su. nounced until the next meeting. sev ersl changes have been made. 4 number of women representing ,be mothers' congress presented [ program for better babies" contes, which will probably he held. The com omission decided to erect as eighty-four foot extension to the grsndstspd on the north end. The one-hslf mile track will not be altered Co seven. eighse, ss it is considered toe good to chspge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Snowflake Herald
 Sees No Change

The Tombstone Prospector is run ning . column, "LookinR Back ward Tweuty -four Years. of itsms which appeared in the paper as that tims Here is one oi them which shows thst people haven't changed much: "Ther. srs 73 inmstss in the Insane Asylun of the territory. Fifty y-6ve males and eighteen females. It is said two-sbirds of the former are crasy over politics. and of the latter, ell but thrss vent dsfiy trying to iOsogursse drses reform ."-enovfske Herald,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
News of tho State ln Cond ensed Form
omesss Plan to Break Up "mashins''

omeess Plan to Break Up ''Mashine" Severe fnes are to be oppossd oo s0ashers" in Globe bsreaiter, peace o6cers announce. The edlcs was is~ sued after various complaints had reached their ears of snnoyances to women. Bill Mussrear, . Hungarian wss 6nsd tl00 on complaint of chauffeur that ths Hungarian had bsss annoyios his wife.
 Nine Pupils Graduate
 Nine graduates oi the Globe high school have been awarded their di- plomss. The theater wss crowded for the grsdustion exescisss. An inter- esting program vas given. Tempe ts Nave Gin
 TeWpe s to nave sn up-to-dste cotton gin and compressor. At the annual meeting of the Tempe Cotton 0rowess' association . new board ot directors was elected and authorised to purchase e . new cite for the necessary buildings ten iots in West Tempe. Bids for she consTuction of the buildings and for iurni. hing the machinery will be called tor st once.
 Cattle Shipping Season
 The spr,ng cattle shipping season has opened in Douglas and vicinity ID ssrnest. The booted and spnrred oowpuncher is again . familiar eight on the street and the coffers oi busi- nese men ere profiting from the suc- osssiul tssson. Two heavy shipment' went east Saturday one of nine cart bound for the east and the other of 24 cars bound for Texas pointe.
 Added to Organized Bodies
 Grace Evangelical Lutheran churct has been added to the organized reli' gious bodice of Phoenix. Rev. Johr K Reed. who come Co Phoenix yea ago 6 missionary, is pastor. Is va mainly due to his untirinR work tha the LutherAns of Phoenix were organ issd into . congregation.
 Hangs Over Brink
 Word of . miraculous escape iron another auto tragedy was brought t' Prescott with the return of . numbe of eye witnesses who were thriliet when the stage line auto driven b Jean Feds, hung over sLe brink of hill near the springs of the Cherr. Greek Hill.
 Pioneer Dead
 John stoffsls. one of Yumas bes known pioosers, died of heart failure The deoeased vas . native of Austris and had been . resident of Yuma 10 over twenty i've years.
 Florence Councilman Dies
 Claude B Miehse. member of thu Florence counc:l, who was operated on for appendicitis in Phoenix, and few days later for obstruction of sh bowels, is dead. Miches was lie long resident and prominent bushes man of that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Kills Playmate in
 War With Mexico
4 Phoenix dispsseh rsys-

A Phoenix dispatch fays:-
 Plsyiog (" sar vith Aexico," sesult- Cd in sbs death isss night Of John Asplind, ses ioorsssn. wben the siz- yesr-oM soo q 4 D Ley hs, sn attorney sbst hin is ths tide with shotsup. AspIipd is . son oi Frank Aspliod. . ehssa bydsogsspbss os sbs United esssss sselsmssjoa sssvies. The yossess boy was suasdiog . tsos vish . sus ed 6ssd vAss yonns Asplind sppsceehs6.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Decision On Salaries
 Owing Old Officials
A Phoenix dispatch says:-

The State Supreme Court toHAy handed down . decision 10 the effect that the sslaries of ell county of6cers. not paid by fee prior to the time Ari- z,na became . State, sball he paid under the old salary iss in effect ct the time Arizona attained statehood.
 The new salary law passed by the Legislature became effective January |, this year, for oticisls elected in the fall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-05-17
Apportionment of
 School Funds

A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 co Case. ststs superintendent o' public instruction, today spportioned $l0a. .69S. 20 of the stats school money to the various counties of the sta,e, according to the number of ceusu children in each county. as 10 low:
 No of Cen. Amount