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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-06-17
Free Savings Banks

We have for free distribution 1000
'children's savings banks. We will
mail one to any child who will send
us the name and address of his pa
rent and the paper in which he saw
this advertisement. They are tree
to boys and girls as long as they
last,
LAMOILLE VALLEY FAIR
Morrisville. Vermont
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Jail Delivery At
 Risbee Sunday

J Hamilton Evars and Joe Oliver. two inmates of the branch county jsil, at Biabee, at presumably an early hour Sunday mcrnine. sawed their way out of the county bastile and made good their escape. Their ab- sence was discovered about 2 80 o'clock when Deputy Sheriff Re Gsn non went to the jail. The lights were all out and the connections cut.
 Evsrs is United States prisoner and WAS arrested at Bisbee some ims ago, charged with using the mails to defraud Oliver was the man who Saturday morning shot c H Saith in resort on Brewery avenue.
 Oliver is described as aman about ~is 'eet in height, bis face very wrin- klet. and carrying worried look, He ~ore large hat and & gray shit.
 The best description of Evars is that he wore gray shir, and medium col, ored trousers. He has grey eyes and grey hair.
 Sh9rif Wheeler and Deputy Bowden immediately left for the scene but SO far DO clue to the ehe,es bouts of the escaped prisoners has been discovered
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Douglas, Bisbee, Tuc-
 son, Tombstone Kick

Recently ,be Douglas Chamber o Com merce and hines had occasion to make the Sunset Publishing compan correct . glsring error in . map ~hich omitted the E P & s W railway lines Tnst excellent body now has . chance to operate with the same vigor on the Clsson map people of Denv.r who are i-suing . map and guide of Arisona witch cmits the E P& s W railway line from Fairbsnk to Tucson end which calls the Borderiand Route the Borderlsnd Trial. thus confusine it with the "foow digger" route in the ucrh.
 This map alec shove the Border- land route going via Don Luis. and Hereford thus leaving Lowell. Bi-bee, Tombetone. Fairbsnk end the besuti foi ceocrets bridge over the San Pedro 6uilt by the ssste entirely of of she official Borderland route. We might add that here is also . chance foI President Myers of the Borderlsnd route to have sn errov to the sssocis- tion be 60 cspabIy representa-. righied and also .s Secretary of the Board o Trade of Tucson. should zee that thi, commission of the 6 P d g W is speed- fly corrected. Joe Gray will DO doub, attend to Bisbee's intessst in the matter e A H Gardner is doing foI Tom bsione.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
From Tuesdays Daily

Ah-svy frost covered the groups ,his morning and over sp inch Of hal fell near s,o'1's ou the line of th' Huschuca Wster conp,ny's pipe lin, yssterdsy. While DO rain fell yes. terday, not even enough to reg,etel ct the Buscbuca Reservoir in Miller Csnyou, yet . sleet fell farther up he mountsins and the trees are ell cover- ed with heavy coating of ice thi, morning.
 Joe Fsoenil, the we'll knc wn piano tuner, who makes frequent visits to the only Tom bstone, is c visitor in the city today, having come up from Nogsles.
 California papers of Saturday, sun- day and Monday are missiog owing ,o the i Jods in the Golden State.
 Ed Wilct ', TOW . dry farmer near Hereford but formerly . rssidept ul iombstonsis is in town doing jury duty.
 B Maier, the wholesaler fsom Ben- con made . quick trip here interview- ing our merchsnts. today. Dan Brewster, of Tucson who h,e been touring the county by auto, ws. io town today for sn hour or so- He va, accompanied from Pearce " Bul oh Hartman. Mir Brewster says the road from Tombstone to Pearce is a dream. He left about noon over the BorderIsnd for Tucson.
 Sheriff Fl 0 Wheeler and Deputy Bowden returned home yesterday afternoon with . prisoner by the nsme of McCool. who shot another man in Bisbee.
 Prof. IA Rockiellox returned to his ranch in the Cocbi.e StropR hold today after . stay here of few days. The professor divides his time be,weep here and the ranch.
 Following is the program for tb schiefielin this evening: "The V, ice of the Wild" two reels Of action. "Matcbes," . charming story of Cali f1rnis social life How Cupid spoiled come we'll laid plsns. Cupid Never Ages" ,ilus,rsting the old wag that love knows neither season, age or cl,me.
 Ridlng Deputy Billy Brskefield is in the county seat todsy on matter. oi sn official nature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Testing Tax h
 Insurance Law

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 test case will be brought against one of the insurance companies oi the state doing business contrary to the statutes. and who have in the psss refued to pay the required 9 per cent of their premiums to the state ss tax. The attorney general generals office WAS yeFtrrdsy instructed by the cor- po'aiion com mission to file such an nc. tion as soon as arrangements can be completed. in one o' the superior courts of the state.
 The stats insurance code requires all companies in the state who are writing insurance to pay to the etate . sum equal to Is per cent of the pre- mium of the Company. When the law was first put into effect and for some little time after it became active it appeared as if the state would find the new provision c value ble source of income. However, come of the com. ponies Of the ste who are not au. thorized ioeurance companies, have not psid the required percentage and it is to find if the law will force them co come through with the each thas the test case will be filed.
 This case is especially filed to reach the companies in the ststs like the Ray Consolidated, the Copper Queen and others who write insursnce on the pro perty in their di-ricts but who are not authorized in sursace com- panies under the state law. The at torney general will file the test case in the near future according to the desire of the corporation 0 mmissiop, :,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
'eots top price and Lake Crper II

ceots top price and Lake C,rper II csnts.
 Sam Small prophesi,es th.. in five yesrs the south wilt be .o,id for pro- hititioe. Sam oyerlooks the fact that the south $ Democratic snd Prohrbi- ton and Democracy are not on s,no- nomOus terms.
 The cottonwood trees are in bloom and the snowy ,kes coming down in front of Cohn's cigar store.
 Thomas Martin. a miner in the Silver Thread mine. wac killed today by falling cage.
 Dsr'sa new coon in town.
 Captain Rafferty, who has been in Benson for few days, returned home yesterday.
 John P Cum is reported seriously III in San Bernsrdino, Cal.
 W H Smith s.ys he is the linn rest and p e,tiest colored man in town.
 There will he meeting of Cocbise Chapter R A M tomorrow night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
3-Ceht Fare Rate
 Hearing April lst.

Notification to the various railroads of the state that they must appear and chow reason why they should not carry pssse ngers in the s.ate of Ari- zons at the rate of three cens for each mile travelled. was cent out by the state corporation commission yes- terdsy. The bearing will be held in in the comm.s ion chambers at the state house on Wednesday, the fret a.J Q: April. A!! ;ho Is;iro.ds who are running trains in this state are called on in order to appear st that date
 At the hearing the representatives Of the various roads will have the opportunity to present dsts to chow why they csnnot carry passengers ct the s'ated rate. and w6y the thr, cent provision shall not be operative from that dste On. The commission Q will also at that time present their side of the matter.
 [ The reason for settiog the hearing at sixty days in the future, ss Was ., drst announced wac to allow all the time necessary for the, companies to compile the data and other fgares aod matter necessary for ,presentation, The combutstion of the actual cs.h value of the several roadr, ss we'll a. the computation of the physical value of the operative stock will be necessary and will entail much work Ind take some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Unknown Man
 Killed Near Phoenix
A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-

A Phoenix dispatch ssys:-
 An unknown man was killed by c Santa Fe north bout d train yesterday morning just routh of Alhsmbrs near the Msricops canal. The body wss discovered soon after the accident by . Mexican who was walking the rail- rosd track, and be called Walter Cro-e the zsnjero, who wss short distance swsy. The latter went to the place indicated by the Mexican and after -esipe what he believed to be . sshesa less man ID the caoaI. tclepboped to Coroner Johnstoue who with Sheriff Jeii Adams. Deputies William Wilson ssd John Cosnsrs. left immedis,eiv for the scene of the accident ard took charge of the body.
 The body sss in the ditch sDd the head nearly severed. About five feet from shsrs sbe body lay, bssiss were scattered. s.d, according to the of6oers, sbs skuiI had been completely smptied.
 It t believed by the ofaeers that the msp he'd either been sitting on the track, facing 'hs ditch. or had been ssapding as sbs edge. Part of the canal is bossdsd up snd sssinss Che boards vsss qusotisy os blood end bssius indscssibe that tbe body had been hurisd come distance before is tell nsoshs water. A peculiar incl dsss wes that there wss not . bruiss os cut on the cody otber thso the hssA bsisg ssarly covered. When i' wss diecovered. .by the Coroner sod steri6 Adsns. the heed wss under Shs body. aod ss fret n wss believed sbst C he'd ditesd with ths current. h the msn's pocket sas found { vsssb, . tsiis end . ssspsatsst
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Fire in Benson
 Destroys House

Indiscsssiop in the uss of sasolios is the causs of anetbsS Ire. About sias o'clock tbis morning while Ben Xwilliams sss cleaning . coat vith ssssssps in shs kiscSsno of bis rss,dsDos on Wet F,isA ssssst, 6rs stsrted which nplstsly consumed the bouse spd burnsd Mr Williams badly sbost the isee end hsuds.
 Is sppssss that the ssom in which Mr Williams was daing the e,esoins was thoroughly impseGpsssd with sbs sunseS1 easoliss.f e mue6 co shss Mr wiIlisus es4nplsissd of it hsving sn intoxicating e6sss O him. A Ere uss ssssssd ia shs stovs ed isseastls ehs bouss bsssMs . bsssssg IaseaeS.
 1bs .Sss ahsn ~sszssssse sse- tss boss eass sushsd e chs Sosps bus Daek d. wsA4s pssvsessd the ass wofksss iron doaae ssy seod-
 Is s<vise some oa tbs fusuisure.- bs wslli.Ds vo badly bornsd sbeus tho isss ed bssde
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
From Wednesd avs Daily

Jimmy Howle. formerly connected with tbs First Na,iopai Bs, k oI Tombstone ss assistant cashier. is . visitor in the city today on tusin ss' from his home in Douglas. and IS busy shsking bauds with his many old friends.
 County Surveyor J S McNeish is . visitor in the county seat for several days on official husiness. E P A LsfTieu. and Tom Larrieu, of Turner. are among the yisitors in the county capital tod .y o1 matters of . busit ess oatufe.
 Dr RAnd.ii. Superintendent. of the couoty hoeoitsi was visitor in the ity yesterday on of cial business.
 Attorney K Williams, Of B sbee, is . visitor in the city today attend ing to legal matters be'ore t. e :super.. for court,
 M's Reese English. who with her husband and daughter were residents of Tombstoue for several years is . visitor in Tombstone today from their home iD Miami.
 Jack vestry, Charles Mccarthy and Chsuncey Stephens came up from Douglas Sunday on motor; cle., re turning home in the evening. They report he road. in fair condition after the recent heavy rains.
 News received in Tomh tonel today is to the eff ct that at Benson early this morning at shou, a m, while returning from dance in that vici ni'y, Constable Billy Bennett, of that place, snd brother Of Fred Bennett oi Tombstone. whi!eridiDy home ir com psDy with James Bus nbsrk, ,lso of Ben.on. in the latter's Studebaker car the machine turned turtle uear the $ P depot and the occupants had . narrow escape rom serious injury. MT Bennett, who owns so auto and is well acquainted with the road, told MT Busep bark of s cad piece of road in that vicinity, but it Was quite dark when this place was reached and in some msnner the driver lost control O the machine, which swerved ard rolled into q ditch, turning completely over. Fortunately the occupants managed to e cape. although they had to be pulled from under the over turned car by psseersby, sni while bruised up considerably are zone the worse for their narrow escape. The car was still on its back this morning and aside from . bidiy broken body, can be repaired, it is bought.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
HoW's This?

We of,er One Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of CataTrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned. have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in sll business transactions and financially sbIs's carry out any obligations made bv nis firm.
 WAIDINe, KISHAH 4 MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
 Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inteu ially, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 76.csnts pss bottls. Sold }. sIl dussists
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
New PostoHice for
 Cochise County

A Washington dispatch says:-
 4 pos'ofiice vas established at Whitewste., Cochise connty ye. terday. Peter A Dillman was appointed post master.
 Simon Schembergsr ~ss appointed postmaster st Cedsr Springs to sue. ceed J E Owens ~ho resigned rs. certly.
 c Wood csndi 's'e Tor tic post- m msstership in Phoeni, is in Wssbing- ton tn tke intssess of his andidscy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01

According to sn article published in tbe PROsPEcToR yesterday. containing c telegrsphic report of the federal CD. pointmept of s A D Upton. of Tomb stone, to the office of Income Tex In- spector, and which vas also published by nearly sll of the papers Of the state, there appears to have been sn error
 When seen today relative to the appointment, Mir Upton stated that. it appears. in some manner the tele- graphic news was sent or received sronely through some eource. and that inetesd of Income Tax Inspector his appointment is to the office of In- spec,or of Internal Revenue for the district cor pricing the states of Ali :, zons and New Mexioo. This is the highest federal appointment made in the two states.
 Mir Upton's sppointment was made Friday last and official notification soon thereafter was received by him.
 Except when ordered on special duty of inspection. ssid the Inspector today, "I will continue to make my home in Tombstone, .. feel reluctant to leave shs old camp in which have 60 long resided, and slthough my duties may probably kesp me away from home . good part of the time. Old Tombstone w,lI continue to be my residence; unle 6, Of course, am ordered to some -pecisl. poet by the department, to take up my official duiies."
 The wrong report as to the sppoin's mentN Mr Upton was sent out and printed by almost every Arizona paper and the PRosPEcToR is pleased to be the first to be able to pske the cor. rsction coming % it doss from the Inspector himself, to that effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
NOTICE

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that E P Fuller is DO lon9er coobecssc with the Armst opg Msnufsct uring com- psny oi Waterloo. lows. in aoy cspa- city whatsoever and hes no auth ,ri,y to enter into soy countrs't, collect sny nonsy or to nske any reprsseuta- tioo is behalf ot this company.
 (sisssS) ARnsr1oxe MANUFACTURING co. D. B. AoseAN. Sslss Msnasss
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01

pencil. There was alec . flask of wbiskey which had been partly emp- tied and ip another pocket was . broken bottle.
 Several people who live ia the vicinity of where the accident occur, d ere of the opinion that the man had oesn sitting on the track and was probably drunk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Looking Backward
 Twenty Years

A Gils monster was etaked out iu front of the Harris. Bros saloon ye.- terdsy spt attracted good deal ol attep tior.
 Yearly s6Oo was paid into the county 1T ssury by delioqueut tsxp,y. ers yesterday.
 A friend from Pick 'em up" had this to s'y about Tombstone yesfer- day :- Tombstone has more fine weather 10 the square foot than any other town in Arizons, more cool n'ehts. more good ball players and feliows who think they can play. than any town in the southwest; more bowlegged men, more pretty girls, cleaner streets ard tougher sidewsiks. thinner water and tier wbiskey. longer strsws and smaller lemonades. better bed dogs sbd mansy c1rs, healthier people and finer drug etores, better gOods and lower prices, more trees and lees shade than any place in the territory except Pick 'Em Up.
 TAKE NOTICE, LIAR
 WhosOever stsifed the rumor tha, we intended to close our hop and go in with MT hispo i- liar a,d better mind his own business.
 M3 MARKS & WITTIG.
 The p evslence of smallpox on the Pspago Indian reservation Is the csuse of the scarcity of "ollas" in Tombstone this year,
 The President addresses hi- wife ss Frank. Don't blame him one bit, only wish we were we'll enough ac- qosin ed with her to address her in the came familiar term.
 Marcus Aurelius smith our Mark, carri's c wsd of cotton in his pocket and rhsn he has heard all of the tariff debate he can stand he fills his ears with cotton and goes on placidly opening his mail
 Btn Goodrich cane in from Phoe.. pix yesterday. He ssys Phoenix is some warmer than rombs,one.
 The alarm of fire that was given last night was brought about by the snapp ng of the cord to the whistle at the Wes: Side.
 "Bro" Duntar supported Mark in Cochise and he walked out with 7C0 majority. Com ent is unnecces.sry. -Gazette. Hit had not been fer this srpport Msrk's majority would have been 1000. Comment is un- necessary.
 The Prescott Courier i- not in 'avor of splitting Yavspai up into feeble political divisions, and the PRospf oroR is not in favor of doing that ID Co., chic.
 Mary Delaney and George Mauk were awarded tLe fret prise ct the public school yesterday for making the Lest advance in hand writing Iast month.
 One of the sporting fraternity ssid he is not an srt,st but that he msts $i0 the other night by drawing-three sees.
 A drunken man lying on the grass in the courtyerd lawn attracted the sttentirn of every body but the off, cers. Through the accidental discharge of . pi.tol. Mrs Cardigan who lives on Fremont street was shot through the Aesby part of the leg.
 IL ie rumored th.t our fellow towns. man Thomss Dunbar .is soon to be married but we are not at liberty to mention the ladies name but she will have 6 good true man for husband.
 1bere are nearly four bur dred men ct work in the Copper Queen mines in Bi. bee.
 Gey Hey mar "ihe popular" wss in and out of town yesterday
 The earthquakes of the past year have changed the climste of Arzona for the better. It looks at present as though the rainfall bss commence in earnest.
 Our baseball club is -soon to s'ars
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Another Appointment
 for Tombstone
A Washington dispatch says :-

A Washington dispatch says:-
 Stephen A. b. Upton. has been sp- poin.d to be Inspector of Income TAx for the district of Arisons and New Mexico. Asids from the office of Income Tsx Agent. Mir Upton is the higheet dissrict office in the seIv- ice. Hs sppointmcnt vas concurred in by the Arizona serstofs and repre- tentative.
 The appointment of Mir Upton wac received sith much ratification ty the friends of the we'll koown Tomb.- stouite. He is pioneer of Arisons and most oi that time . res dent of sbe old camp. and with the sppoint- msns of MT Upton, Tombstone hss received two important Plsoes in the new division of the government sesv- ice. County Recorder Owen E Mur- phy recently received the appoint ment ss Collector c! Income tax. It is not known, how soon either of he appointments will take effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
sxRoxis AID sALr DIED

Han HuGhart, Tombstous
 prop ................. iO
 a.o. DEED
 Y Robles es ux to Mary Mo
 Nanars. Dougiss prop .. no .. cHArrKL MORTGAGE ) Wsrs to WilIoox B ( T Go
 live st0ck, Co secufe. eco. 450 j.. J Ditmars to Amos Marian live stock, to sscurs ...... l50 . A Navarro to Hobart Mig Co
 meat chopp r......... .. 26O .. B Choste to J Priss. land, to eecote. ...-.....---...... oU =. | BILL OF SALE Auto Grocery Go toJP Gull DooRlss prop. ............ l0O0 =. D MeRse to Speed, Doug. lee prop. p................. ZoV =. REALTY MORTGAGE Lillian Blauser to Bank of ougias, Douglss psoa. so secofe- -....... ......-....... AoO .. sArIsFAcrIox oY MORTGAGE Kotsu Barber,' Supply Co so G Be ry................. - State Nut B & L As.'a to J deeeIef - 0 sherF to Georgia sherr. Fid Say q L Assn to Ssone- h0use Go ............... - WARRANTY DEED Fusr to 4 6 rushers. Doug lss prop p-......-......... 4U Q Fuilen es ux to Margaret Msrshsll Douglas prop. 10 Stonehouss Go to W Dixon,
 Douglss prop p............ 10 .. L spser to J spser, Douglas ptop ...-.- ...-.... "
 REALTY MORTGAGE c Grunow to V Gfunos ct al
 land, to secure rs......... 4l00 .. J Lsfebvre ct ux to W Cowsn
 Douglas prop. to s cu,e.. 1000 :. QUIT CLAIM DEED Martba SApdstrom to c P
 Guzman, Douslas prop. l0.. J Nolsn ct us to Sophie Hill
 Lowell prop. lO ..
 WARRANTY DEED Riualdo ct ux to Marie
 Clark, Dougls, prop. ..... 10 .. R soler to F soler ss uz,
 DouRlss prop ...........- 20 ..i Ari1 & Mex Realty Go to H Dow, Douglas prop. ...... l50O ..
 BILL or sALE W Morgan egox to H Jo6n-
 son live stock. 7l00 ..
 sATIsFAcTIoN or MORTGAGE Prov Nut B & L Ass'u to F
 Hsipes es al............. Cit B { T G so N Gibeop.. - willcox B < T Co to T Mo-
 Kinney .... ............ - Ars ] Swan to Mrs A Jensep et coDj .........-........ - J Psxton to J RinsIdo ct ux .............
 PossEssokY RIGHT 8 Lloyd, land nd.............. JC Dix. land. nd.......... J Hood, land ........... 0 Griffith. land ..........
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-08-14
FUND FOR GERMAN FAMILIES
Wisconsin kriegerbund Plans Aid for
Those Left Behind by voIun-
tser Soldiers.

Milwaukee, statewide campaign
to collect funds for families left in
this state by Austrians and Germans
who will join their armies in the
present European war, for the benefit
of the Red Cross and for the trans
portation of those soldiers unable to
pay their way to Europe, viii be
launched by Germans and Austrians of
wisconsin at once.
At a meeting of large delegations of
the. seven German and Austrian
"Krieger'' societies of Milwaukee and
delegates of the Kriegerbund of Wis
consin, held here. it was resolved that
each of the Milwaukee societies
should appoint five delegates to form
a committee Of thirty-five which will
cooperate with the officers of the
Krieger societies of the Kriegerbund
of Wisconsin to collect funds
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-08-14
FRENCH FORCE SWEPT BACK
Germans infiict Heavy Loss on Army
Invading Province of Al
sace-Lorraine.

london, Aug. 10. Coincident
with the receipt here of the report
that great battle was on in the
great valley of the rhine, near Neu
Briesach, between the French and
Austrian-G German forces, and that
Che French had been swept back with
heavy losses, came dispatch from
Paris declaring that the French war
Office had forbidden the publication
of casualty lists.
The French engaged are the army
which is invading Germany from
Belfort and which already has swept
the Germans before 1t in victories at
Altkirch and Muelhausen.
Serious Losses Admitted.
Before the ban was put on the list
of French casualties, according to
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-08-14
Demand Americans Release.

Washington, D.. c., Aug. 10.-Rep-
reservations demanding the release
of Mr.. and Mrs. Archer M. Hunting
ton, Americans, held as spies at
Nuremburg, Germany, have been
made by the state department to Ber-
lin and by Ambassador Herrick at
Paris to Berlin by way of Rome, it
was officially announced on Monday
Secretary Bryan said that he had
been informed of the detention of
the Huntingtons by Ambassador Her.
rick. Herrick had been notified of
their arrest by their chauffeurs, wis
fed into Switzerland.