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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
THURSDAY


 The sidewalk in front of G H Flttlr store is being relsid.
 Thos Howell returned from an ex. tended trip through the territory to-. day
 The PRosPEcroR acknowledges with pleasure the many complimentary notices which its sbsent editor hae received from the pres in the various parts of the territory visited by him, while iuurnalstic modesty forbids their reprint.
 This is the season when rival papers in little towns and big begin to growl and show their teeth. but it is the one that rememhers the fable of the msstif and the cur, that alwsys comes out "the upper deg in the fgh,
 The Mexican citizens of Tucson are raj ing a s65o fund. to 2urcha.e q clock for the courthouse toxer. s4S5 having already been subscribed.
 Mir Hslstesd left for Tucson today.
 w W Whitney went to Bisbee tbis mornipg
 John Waters and Mir Godfrey re- turned on Saturday night from 6 bunting trip in the Huachucss.
 Mir Bsgg, who expected to be in Florence today. reports very favorable progre,s in the work of taking the mineral csnsus. mining men every where having unaffected . spirit of hearty co-opsrstion ip the work. He expects to return to Tombstone be- fore completing the census and will probably be in town the latter part Of this week to remain short time,
 George W Cheynes went to Benson today to meet Governor Wolfey and bring him 10 Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
MONDAY Davis May
 Be Candidate
MONDAY
A Phoenix dispatch says:-

A Phoenix dispatch says:-
 Mark Smith and Reese Ling may net be the only candidates for the Democratic United States senatorial nomination. Harry A Davis of Pboe. nix probably will enter the race next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
FRIDAY
FRIDAY Arizona Post
 masters Appointed

A Washington dispatch ssys.-
 Arizona postmssters nominated yesterday were: Ida F Carty, Fort Huschuc-; John Towner, Nsc.; L D Redfeld, Benson; E W Phillips, Hay. den.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
From Mondays Daily.
Changes to Democrat

Changes to Democrat The Ossis at Nogsles, for yfars 6 s'aunch Republican organ, with the Hon. Allen Bird ss editor hss trans ferred his allegiance to the Democratic psrty because, as he ssys; the smsl- gamation movement now on Is to ioist Theodo Roo evelt onto the Republican party as its candidate in 1916 and as betw Theodore Roose. welt and the Democratic party. he will take the Democratic party.
 Went to Penitentiary
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rsfferty and Probation Officer Howe today took 10 the peniten,isry at Florence, kermeep. English, Walters Van Curly and two Mexican prisoners who had been sentenced to short terms st Florence The prisoners were handcuffed to- gether, and will arrive safely at the pen tomorrow. An ineane woman was alec taken to the asylum today at Phoenix by the Sherifi's Office. Back from kaco
 Key x Brule, of the local Cstho- lie church. returned home this morn- ing from Nsco where be went to hold Sunday services.
 Back from Bisbee
 Assistant County Recorder George Wales returned home this morning from Bisbee where he went on . visit. At the Arlington
 The following are registered at the Arlington hotel: T HI Galogsp, L Wiel and R E Stalwslker of Los An geles, H J Shuyler of Florence, Geo L Gage of Douglas, Francis M Hartman and Mon Nay of Tucson T B Park son Of Swis-helm L A Brown of Bishee and J T Pesrcy of Light. Candidate Visits Tombstone
 Prof c c Hall. the Bi-bee man who is making c whirlwind campaign throughout the county for the nomin- ation to the office of County School Superintendent, was 0 visitor ip the city yesterday, having come up from St David, where he had been for the past several dave campaigning. He ssys things never looked better for him in this section and feels confident Of the nomination. Motor to Bisbee
 Dr Emil Grebe of the Copper Queen interests in Tombstone, accompanied by his family, mosored over to Bisbee |. esterday on business matters return ing h ome in the 6 ternoou. Knights of Grip
 The morning train today brough, in several knights of the grip who will spend the day interviewing the trade in the ely.
 Keturnsifrom Bisbes
 Mrs John Rock returned rome thi. morning from B'sbte where sbe hes been for the past few dave on "a visit with relatives. she reports an enjoy able visit
 Up from Lewis Springs
 Harry HAsseigreen is up from Lewis Springs on a short visit. In from Ranch
 Charles LsBrosse was visitor in the city today from his ranch in sbe Government Draw, Visiting from Tucson
 President Eberts of the Smith Sporting Goods Company, of Tucson, is in the city, the gues, of MT John Walker. who IS slso member ci the above firm. Mir Ebsrts and Mir Walker droye to WillcoI today and will return tomorrow. Visiting Family
 Dr H R H,tchins, of Tucson, is a visitor in the city todsy, having come over in bic machine to spend several iays with his family. who are spend
 ng the summer in Tombstone's ". p- derful climate,
 Over from GIeeson
 Tex" Murray and family, Of Glee- .op, were viei,crs in the county seat
 esterdsy on pleasure trip. In from Wilcox Judge Page, of willcox, Is in the city on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
 GIRAGI BRos., Publishers
 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION 1ne Year. r.............. .$3.Vo Six Months s........ l.5O RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 RE MORTGAGE H Wsshburn ct al to Min 4 Mer Bsak Of Bisbee, Bisbee prop .................. 3oo sATIsFAcrIoS OF MORTGAGE E Grind III to Ari. B X T Go - Bisbee Auto Go to Ed Plumb automobile. e............-. 50o J Schserer to Meadows Drug Store. e........... -........ 42VO
 Q. c. DEED w Lsbell ct ux to H Ws.h- burn, Bisbee prop ....... 10
 WARRANTY DEED H Morgan ct al to W Dickey Willcox prop. p..........--. l35 | 0 Lundvsll ct uI to Elizabeth Nspce, land nd......... 100 .. Lane e. uI to R Smith, Mc- Neal prop. p...... 25 ..
 BILL OF SAKE H Pickett to H Pickett. per. sonal prop ...... ....... 10 Hart to F Brown ct ux, Biebee prop. lVOo ..
 cHArrEL MORTGAGE FPrown ct ux to Anna Wig. hard, Bisbee prop -....... 1000 Donuelly to McNeal Ner Go live stock ........... l75 T Mires to McNesl Mer Co live stock .... ..... 3IV 50
 AGREEMENT CZ,ne to W TrnA1, mining cl,ims ....-l 10000
 WARRANTY DEED FCsrk to G Benton, Doug- I.s prop .....-.-.. 100 .. A Bonego ct ux to O Kirchner Bisbee prrp. ........ 550 .. J Poland ct u1 to E Holk, Bisbee pr,p. ........ 750 .. M Newman ct ux to Ethel O'Donn-ii. Bisbee prop. 10 .- c Jonse ct ux to J Speed DuuRlss prop .. ......-.. lOO .i SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE 0 Jones to J Speed ... - SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank Of Douglas to J Nc. Clure et ux ...... ....--
 possEssoKY RIohr R Tyler, land d............ B Nesbit, land ...-...-. R Eagleton, land .... -
 oc DEED Laura Hancock ct conf to Mary Moore, land ......-. lz0o Wsruekros ct ux to T Fitts Tombstone prop .-.-.... lU
 WARRANTY DEED Shaw ct ux to W Bsugh, Bisbee prop. ............ Ao = H Duean ct ux to ONeii
 Douglas prop .......---.- soV .' Lsmeds ct ux to R Yes. quez, Pesrce prop ..---.. io ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE J Pepper ct ux to Willcox B
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

The sidewalk in front of G H Flttl, store Is being relsid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
Entertained Dr. Hughes

EHteftdTHcu UT HuUHeS
 Mir and Mrs John Rock CT tertsired Dr Hughes at their cozy home lest evening at dinner. Mir Rock and Mir Hughes have been friends for over tsenty yesrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

The Ossis at Nogsles, for yfars 6 s'aunch Republican organ, with the Hon. Allen Bird ss editor hss rsps' ferred his allegiance to the Democratic psrty because, as he ssys; the amsl- gamation movement now on Is to ioist Theod dore Roo evelt onto the Republican party ss its candidate in 1916 and as between Theodore Roose. welt and the Democratic party. he will take the Democratic party.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

Thos Howell returned from an ex. tended trip through the territory to. day
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02

In two good games yesterday at Schuster park, the Tombstone St.r' defeated the Regulars. by . score of 2 to 4 in the first game and 9to in the second. Good playing was wit nessed in both games but the boys team was too much for the Regulars and they went down to defeat in both gsmee, despite the good work of Sheriff Wheeler in the box. Another game is scheduled for next Sunday, 1 aud it is likely that the Stars will have their uniforms, which have been or dered, by that date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
Back from Bisbee
Candidate Visits Tombstone

Prof c c Hall. the Bi-bee man who is making c whirlwind campaign throughout the county for the nomin- ation to the office of County School Superintendent, was visitor ip the city yesterday, having come up from St David, where he had been for the past several dave campaigning. He says things never looked better for him in this section and feels confident Of the nomination.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-02
Went to Penitentiary
Back from Naco

Key F x Brule, of the local Cstho- lie church. returned home this morn- ing from Nsco where be went to hold Sunday services.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received up to
two o'clock p. NJ. December 2S, 1914,
by the board Of county commissioners
Of Twin Fails county, state OF Idaho,
for the construction Of steel or steel
and wood highway bridge ACROSS Snake
River. north Of Nurtaush, Idaho, 1t a
deeinite location and according TO
paehs and specifications to Be adopted
by the said board; also for the grad
ing OF the approach to said bridge on
the south side of Snake river.
Alternate plans for the bridge will
be on fllo with the county auditor Of
Twin Falls county ON and after De-
cember IL. 1914.
Said bids must b accompanied by .
certified check payable to the chair
man Of the hoard Of county commits
sioaArs Of Twin Fails eounty, Idaho
for sum not less than five per cent
Is per ceat) d the amount bid. to be
forfeited IL the 1uccessful bidder fafls
to ester into . contract according T.
the plans and Specifications on file
and above roferrod to.
The hoard reserved the right to re-
1ect any and III. bids. ~
Dated December 9Th. 1914.
C. H TAILOR, Chairman.
Attest: q. ]. FINCH. Cierk,
Dec 11-1s-7l
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15
Notice Of Guardians Sale Of Real Is.
tate IT Private Sale-Tn the Probate
Court Of Twin Falls County, State
Of Idaho.

In the Matter Of the Estate of Ella
nor III. Clendenin, a Minor.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suRnce OF An order of the probate
court Of the county Of Twin Falls
state Of Idaho, made on the 7th day
Of December, 1914. in the above entit-
led matter. the undersigned. r. G..
Clendenin. guardian of the estate of
Etanor III. Clendenin, a minor, will
sell On or after the 2Sth day of Decem-
Der. 1914, in the county of Twin Falls,
state OF Idaho, to the highest and
best bidder, and upon terms and con-
ditions hereinafter mentioned. at pri-
vate sale. subject to confirmation by
said probate court, the following de-
minor, situate In the county Of Twin
Falls, state of Idaho
Lot thirty 500 in block ninety (90)
In the town Of Hollister, according to
the official plat Of the HOLSTER Town
site, of record In the Recorders Of
flee Of said Twin Falls county.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash
lawful money OF the United States, up
on delivery Of the deed Of said guar.
dian, and after confirmation Of said
sale by said probate court, deed at ex.
penSe of purchaser.
Bids and offers must be In writing
and may be left at the office Of Bah
cock 4 Graham. attorneys for said
guardian. or may be delivered to SAID
| guardian personally. or may be flee
with the clerk Of the probate court ii
any time after the first publication Of
this notice and before making Of said
sale.
Dated December 7th, 1914.
r. C. CLENDENIN,
Guardian OF the Estate Of Elanor H
Clendenin.
BABCOCK L GRAHAM. Attorneys fol
Guardian. Dec Ill!
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

extension Of electric Transmission lines
to country districts; that the easier
and cheaper electric current can be
furnished to the stock and dairy and
other farming Interests OF this coun-
ty the better off the people will be
there from the standpoints Of develop
ment, finance and convenience. We
therefore respectfully suggest that NO
rules or regulations be adopted which
will add to the burden of the power
venience or expense.
Taylor, Chairman.
In ths natter Of Riding On Bicycles
en- the walks on the Court Heusc
ground.
In this matter 1t b hereby ordered
that no bicycles be allowed to be rid
den on the Court House walks and
grounds nor stored IN the Court House.
In the matter Of Widows Pension Of
Mrs Anna Barry.
In this matter the Auditor was in
structed that no further warrants be
drawn on the Current Expense fund
In favor of Mrs. Anna Barry for Wild
ows pension until further ordered by
the Hoard.
In the matter Of the Payment Of Twin
Falls CouAty's share for the con-
straction Of the east and west state
highway through Twin Falls County
| In this matter 1t was ordered that
the county auditor be authorized te
draw warrant on the Road Bono
Fund to the amount Of two-thirds (2-3)
OF all estimates presented by the En-
gineer In charge OF said work wher
said estimates were o KID by Count!
Commissioner o. E Carlson, and thu
Auditor should cash said warrants ant
remit said amoant to the State Boart
of Highway Commissioners at Boise
Idaho.
Thereupon 1t was ordered that re
cess be taken until 10 o'clock a. IN
December 1st. 1914.
C. H. TAYLOR, Chairman
Attest: E. J. FINCH, Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

d. C. SCRANTON Csnsul
Tslephene No. 306. Paul emith, Clerk
Rseidence Phone 674.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

Regular October session, November
4th. 1914.
The Board met at 10 a. m. on this
date pursuant to recess. Present: G.
II. Taylor, chairman. o. E. Carlson,
O. G. luck and e. J.. Finch, clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
In the matter Of the petition Of Al. T..
Chamberlain filed October end. 1914,
I'D disall0wed Oct. :, 1914.
In this matter the Board reconsid-
cred the above petition and being full
~ advised in the premises and 1t APP
, pearing that it, was through no fault
OF Mr.. Chamberlain that the taxes
mentioned In said petition were not
paid prior to the addition Of the pcn-
atty, compromise was decided upon
whereby tie Board agrees to accept
from Mr.. Chamberlain the original
I amount of said taxes plus 1S per cent
on the amount of the delinquency GER
tificates covering said taxes to the
date OF the compromise, said certifi-
Gates being delinquency certificates
Numbers 1050-1051 and 1862, amount
collected $13'.72, interest 1896; total
$158.25 and the auditor was Instructed
to cancel said certificates on receipt
OF the above amount
The Board thereunon proceeded to
the consideration of claims against
the current expense fund and having
completed the consideration Of said
claims, ordered warrants drawn on
the current expense fund rs follows:
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

". l. Maiden ..... ......
It WAS thereupon ordered that re-
cess bo taken until November 10th.
1914, At 10 O'Clock =. m.
G. II. TAYLOR. Chairman.
Attest: q. J. FINCH. Clerk.
10 .. M, Nov. 18th. 1914.
The Board met at this time pursu.
ant TO recesA
Present: C. H. Taylor. chairman; O.
ia. Zuck, o. e. Carlson. and e. J..
Finch, clerk.
The following proceedings were had.
to-wiEs
the minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
In IL ma44eF u the approval Of the
Off1eial Reports 81 County Officials
fer TIE 4aaxter ending October 10th,
In this matter the Board approved
the joint report Of the Auditor and
Treasurer Il. ]. Finch, clerk. Auditor
and Recorder. H. e. vapAusdeln, sher-
III. and the pripon report OF P. 0.
laeFFiman.
| n ~ nlaeter ef tAe aeeeptanes Of
easene11 toF publ1e Rod freD Ches.
Ter n. Na&13nGten ~ who ana 81.
Iep 0s3AMRke md Husband for road
thkoukA II 81 q SEA Of SEE.
- hsNh Il ~ NRh u Sci. ,.
| II this matter the Board accepted
easement Tor the above described land
and oFdesAd the eaAse recorded with
| tho Recorder and Efhe Road Record
1 It was thereao4W ordered that
recess - tnxeQ until 10 .. m.. Nov
Il 4Kfh 1AYAA
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1914-12-15

j. F. Clark ............... 200
Joe Bowers ................ 200
Arthur Dodd ...... 200
John Murphy y. ............ ZOO
Hugh Uvdd 200
Tile, r. labor ........... $3.50
Taylor, C. H. exp ........ 371O'
Woods, Iceland s. labor $3.50. 1850
White. Alex. blacksmithing -. 500
Warner-Jennie0n Lbr. Co. lbr 1885
Bridge Co.. demurrage, tdis-
allowed .......... ........ 400
+ 1t was thereupon ordered that q re-
cess be taken until 10 a m. tomorrow
@. H. TAYLOR. Chairman.
Attest: f. ]. FINCH. Clerk.
10 a. M. Nov. 5th. 1914.
s The Board met at this time pursu
ant to recess, present: c. H. Taylor,
O.. T.. Carlson, o. G.. luck,
and e. J. Finch. Clerk.
Whereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wit:
The Board at this time considered
an. order for Widows pensions As fol-
lows:
To the Hon Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Twin Falls County. Idaho.
The following pensions to widows
have been allowed:
Mrs. C. F.. Selliken, address Rogerson
Idaho. 80 per month from October
1st, 1914.
Mrs. Kate Webb, city. $40 per month
from October LIST, 1914.
Abbie G.. Axe, Bull, Idaho, 315 per
month from October 1st. 1914.
Mary A. Pendleton, city, us per
month from October LIST, 1914.
Laura l. Cleater, Bull, Idaho. SIS per
month from October LIST, 1914.
Mrs. G. f.. Selliksn .,........,... $40
Mrs. Kate Webb :, ................ IL
Abbie g. Axe MISUNDERSTANDING. Is
Mary A. Pendleton ............... 16
Laura l. Cleater Observation-Disclosures. 10
total .......,........,.. 100
November 9Th, 1914.
]. ". SHANK,
Probate Judge
probate Court, Idaho)
(Twin Falls County,
1t was thereupon ordered that q re-
cess be taken until 10 .. m. November
7th, 1914.
C. H. TAYLOR, Chairman.
Attest e. ]. FINCH, Clerk.
November 9TH, 1914.
The Board met at 3 q m. on this
date pursuant TO recess. Present: c,
H. Taylor, chairman; O. G. luck, @. e
Carlson aud z. J. Finch. clerk.
This meeting being held for the pur-
pose OF canvassing the returns on the
General Election held on November
3rd, 1914. It appearing to the salts
faction Of the Board that the returns
from all the precincts in Twin Falls
county were in with the exception Of
Roseworth and Castleford precincts
and 1t also appearing to the satisfac-
|,tion Of the Board that the law relative
to the posting Of notices and the de-
livery OF the supplies to said Rose
worth and Castlef6rd precincts had
been in every way complied with, and
word having been received from the
judges Of election in said precincts
that NO election had been held therein
on the 3rd day Of November. 1914
whereupon tho Board proceeded to thu
canvass OF the returns 40 follows:
limited States senator,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-09
MAYORS DRY beer.
Imitation F'oaming Glass Surprised
City Hall Visitors.

There may be stories circulating thai
r. L. Cofran, mayor, is tippler. and
what is more that he drinks while on
duty. There may be some very reliable
citizens who are ready to declare tnas
they visited Mayor Cofran in his office
and discovered him seated at his desk
with a glass of foaming beer in front
of him. True it was pushed out OF sight
a little. being in "pjgeon-nole. as
though thrust there hastily when ne
was surprised.
Even Josiah Ross, chief Of police, and
Charles C. Lyle. detective, may sub
sta initiate these reports: for they visited
the mayor today and the beer was
there. Those subordinates looked, sup
pressed their surprise. winked at each
other and said nothing: for it is Theirs
not to reason why"
the mayor has been having his little
joke. That glass of beer is not the real
thing. 1t is merely an imitation. 1t Is
not even liquid end will not spill. J. Lee
Knight. formerly of Topeka. but now
of Fond du Lac. Wis. and IN old friend
OF Mayor Cofran, sent him the glass
with it's counterfeit brew.
placed it in his desk and although II
was exposed to view he forgot all about
it. and there it has been silently under
mining the Hon. r. LIS reputation for
several days. His attention was called
to it today and now the beer is no
longer i'll evidence
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-09
HODGES IN TOPEKA.
Governor Returns From Weeks TOnl
Over Kansas.

Governor Hodges returned this
morning from a weeks tour over the
state. On the trip he visited the Pitts
burg normal school and took up some
of that institution. The remainder
Of the trip was devoted to political
speeches.
Speeches were made at Leroy, Bax-
ter Springs. Marietta and Blue Rap
ids in Marshall county. Monday he
delivered the Labor day address to a
crowd of $500 people at Carlton. and
also made a short address at Dillon.
In the evening he made a political talk
at Chapman. Tuesday afternoon he
addressed big picnic east of juno
ton City and last evening addressed
a large crowd at Junction.
The governor was well pleased with
his trip and reports the farmers well
satisfied with present political condi-
tons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-09

became apparent Immediately after the
dissension OF June Is. that the vast
body of men employed in the Butte
mines were openly In revolt against
that organization and they would in no
circumstances longer be identified with
it. Since then that organization has
demonstrated its inability to control
the underground workers of Butte.
Indeed SO impotent has 1t become
that it was unable to protect its own
property or to offer its members the
slightest protection when organized
mobs deprived them Of employment and
drove them from the community.
The companies declared the old union
proving incapable of living up to Its
contracts had released them from the
agreement by which the union had been
given Jurisdiction over their employees
until June i, 1915.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-09
four MEET DEATH
DR.. Borders Automobile Hits
Moving Locomotive.
His Body Is MutiIated Beyond
Recognition.

Ocean City. N. J.. Sept. s-Dr. Mat
thew 8. Borden. son OF the late mill
lionaire cotton mill owner Of Fan River.
Mass. J. Harvey Wood and Mrs. Wood
of New York and Leo Gulfreund. DR..
Borden's chauffeur. met instant death
early today at the Palmero station of
the Reading railroad in a collision be-
tween DR.. Borden's automobile and a
moving locomotive. A fifth passenger,
a man named Ryan. was badly In
jured.
DR.. Borden and his party left New
York for Cape May where they were to
attend a convention. They dined at
Lakewood and left there to make the
remainder of the trip by moonlight.
Their car was going at IS to 10 miles an
hour, it is estimated, when it crashed
into the moving locomotive which was
making about 20 miles an hour. DR..
Borden was at the wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, clasped In each
others arms, were hurled from the
wreck of the car thirty feet or more to
the station platform and killed so
quickly that their embrace was not
broken. DIR. Borden was mutilated be-
yond recognition. His body was caught
beneath the locomotive wheels and car
ried GOO feet.