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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-11-26

Hope is a lazy mans pastime, an
active mans strength.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
THURSDAY
William Hattich
 Has New Buick

The following is what Major Geo H Kelley, of the DcugIss. Interna. .ionaI who is visiting ior several dsys in Tue. son, has to say in recent editorial core pondence with his paper:
 "wilIism Hs,tick. formerly owner of the Tom bstone Proepec'or, nov living in Tucson with his parents, has just invested in e 1915 model Buick car with which to show his old Cocnise county friends the eights of Tucson and vicinity when they come this wsy. It is not known yet whether or not William has formed any serious matt rimonial plans for the near future. bus his friends sll sgres that the purchase Of the Buick may indcste that come thing of the kind is being lined up."
 Several prominent Tombston;tes who paid visit to the Ol6 Pueblo on Sunday last. report ride of sbeir lives with Bill Hsttich st the wheel of his pew Buick, and that they had some joy ride when Bill attempted to "just burn tbe sand" oi the Tucson thoroushiases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
WEDNESDAY Death Of Another
 Tombstone Pioneer

Lsst evening atoat dark the uews was brought into town by Robert Meisterhans, brother-in-law of Fred Nu-sbsumer of the local Tailor and Shoe Shop, that Thomas Haberstok; one of the old timers of Tombstone had been found dead at his ranch at Sycamore Springs.
 A coronors jury was immediately summoned ard went out 10 the ranch to bring in the body. Apparently the old pioneer had been dead about two days and decomposition had begun to SC. in. Undertaken c B Tarbell was taken out and he prepared the remains which were taken to the Tarbell Under taking Psrlors awaiting burial.
 Deceased was native of Germany but came to this country when young man and settled in Tombstone in 1879. He purchased the Sycamore Springs ranch some ten years ago snd has resided there contin uously eyer since. He has large number of cattle on the range, and was pretty well fixed it is said. He was 66 years of age.
 The result of the coronor'e inquest has not been learned. but it is believed that death resulted from old sge. About two years ago he had one of his lower limbs broken in runaway and it was thought at the time, he would not survive. Howeye. he over. came the break wonderfully we'll ard since has been in fairly good health, His sudden death came as . surprise 10 bis many old time friends he.e. The funeral was set for 4p n to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
WEDNESDAY

PJ DeIehsn,e came up from Ben- con today and reports DO rain or wsshou,s pear Benson, but big wash near Drsgoon, which stopped travel on che s P.
 Nr T F Hudson reports . cloud burst ct South Pass day before yes- terdsy, which ~sshed out the road making it almost impossible. The rain fell in torrents such as had never b en seen in that vicinity before.
 The board of supervisors met today full board being present. The sum of s2O0 wss allowed W W Wall with which to repair the road along the San Pedro riyer on the way to Nam moth aod as far @ the county line
 H 0 Howe was grsnted . leave of abeense of 60 dsys from July 18th. It is rsreIy that one lives iu coun- ty where there N co much intelligence visibls e iu Cochise. The great poli- tical parties look to us for candidates for Congress ard the great dailies ol
 the Territory reach for the scslps oi our editors. Happy Cochistl She is rich in some thiDgs, but her talent eomss st . high 6gurs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
FRIDAY

The PRosPEcToR narrowly escaped snnihilstion by announcing the birth of daughter when itshould have been son to the wife of c Nsrdini.
 An anti horsethiei association has been organized in Indiana and one of the industries of Arizona is in danger of being bligh,ed if the dieesse is catching.
 The shipments of ore are szain re- suned and the familiar music of the mule skinner is again heard.
 The announcement of the srrivsl of G W Cheyney in Phoenix, is made in she local press of that town. He is tbere "to attend 6 meeting of the Nor mai School Board"
 The freight tesm. brought up . couple Of tons of paper for this ofi e today. It has been on. of reach for c fortnight
 It is said there is a gathering of Arizona politicians in Washington. They have. it is also sta'ed, the object in view Of the removal o' Governor Wolfley. Just wha, grounds they have for grievance other than dissp" poin,ment is not sts'ed. Thy could be better employed in healing up the old sores already opened in the psYty in this territory.-Mohsve Miner.
 All of the northern papers of Mo- have, Yavspai and Apache coun,iee announce change in the date of holding the Territorial convention from Aug 26 to Sept si5th end none Of the delegates have started yet for Phoenix
 FW Witherspoon came in today from Mammoth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
THURSDAY

A Santa Barbara. Cal. man who was delayed at Casa G ande by a wsshcut discourses thus on the imaginary ter. rors of that quiet little burg:
 9Th g is one oi the hardest towLs l ever struck lam writing this in a room where two faro tables. and four poker games are running Just new see 5000 in s,ght but l dsie not reach out and take it for six shooters are far too close at hand A moment ago my hair stood straight on my head. A long haired fellow rak. d in the pot and one of the players cisimed s foul and down went their hands. into their hip pockets like . fssh. About twenty minutes sgo . iellow bet with another fellew that weighed 300 lbs. They ssked me to go out and ! Q weighed stepped writing ard went to the only scale in town 10 test my weight. l Iwas only afraid of one ,hing-thst the fellow would put enough le.d into me to bring my weight up to 300 lbs But the fellow paid the bet and said that weighed just 100 pound. more than he did. but that be could lick any "gringo" that would take sure thing bet" So they went to fighting 60 resumed my writing eith a steady hand. I have been called liar twice; though have not spoken . word in the house, but did not get mad. l only sat still and kep, on sweating"
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
Arizona On Cot
 ton State List

A Phcenir dispatch ssys:- The Bureau Of Crop Estims rates at Wssnir gton has advised Senator Asburst that the special field agent for the department of agriculture h.s filed sdvices that the acreage of cotton in Arizons this yea. is about l8,000 acree, as against 4000 acres lsst year.
 The chief of the bureau ssys. h bis letter to Senator Ashurst:
 "This Indicates 6 remarkable ex- psnsion and it vii probably be neces~ ssry for us to include Arizons in our list Of cotton states next year. It is my understanding that most of this cotton is long steple."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
Looking Backward
 Twenty-Fouf Years
MONDAY

The new quarters being fitted uT for the Bank o' Tombstone will place that institution in ss msgoificef . building as can be found in any eiu i lar institution in Arizona. A J God frey hss charge of the york aod will have it ready for occupancy by Sep tember l.
 A ronto Apache recently shO, . squsw and then committed suicide They are gradually yielding to the ways Of civilization.
 Albert Alvord has the contract for carrying the mail between Nos ales and Cri,terden while the washouts last.
 The pact forty-eighs hours have teen exceptionally uncomfortable. and storm prognostica'ors predic. heavy rain tonight. Tue fie. hsve been al. mo.t nnbes.sb!e !n the day time ard masquitos a, night have made sleer |. ing tack.
 We notice freorent mention Of ''cloud burs,s" snong our exchanges. We wonh oe glad for a definition oi .ae word There is DO such . thing and ,he expression give an erroneo us impression.-Tucson Citizen.
 Tucson has been ten yesrs building 6 road to Mammoth. When com pleted it is to be hoped that it will be faster than its projectors.
 The New York Mail and Express declares the number of men who can afford to marry for love to be very small As there are DO men who can afford to marry for any other reason, it will be seen that the future of ms,- rimony is ds-k.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
From Wednesdays Daily.
Take Crazy Men Away

|
 Depu y Sheriff Bowden and Proba.
 ton Officer Howe made 6 brief trip l 10 Fairbank this morning with two insane men, and from there Deputy
 Howe took the upfortunstes on to
 Tucson, where they will be given .
 nearing. Judge LOckwood being a,seat.
 WANTED to buy. Live Gila mons sters and snakes. g.. % will be paid for live Gils monsters, ard from 9 cepts to 75 ceuts fer .nskee, Address or call on E..rl V. Ssnds, Tombstone: . Box 337, Adv Will Reside Here The furniture and household effects of Assayer Murdoch arrived in the city yesterday from Bisbee. The Mu dochs have acquired the pretty Bennett cottage on 7,h street and will IT ake their future residence here. The family arrived last week.
 In Bisbee
 County Assessor Ed Hughes, Clerk of tbe Court Ed James. Secretary of the Cocbise County Ts1psyers' ssso- citation J N Gaines, and Tom Fesny, member Of the constitutional conven- ton, while motoring 10 Bisbee from Tombstone. had Hn accident to their machine at the convict camp which temporarily delayed their trip until. John Bowen, to whom they telephoned could come to their assistance in an other machine. The party arrived withr U, further ni.hap, towing the recalcitrsnt machine on behind.-Re- view.
 Visiting Friends
 Bob Fuller and vie ca me up to town today from their ranch at Sonoits, on brief visit with friends.
 In From Huachucas
 Jas Kelly and G J McCabe of the Huschucss were among the visitors in the county seat today ou business. Returned From Bisbee
 Sheriff Harry c Wheeler returned home this morning from Bisbee where he has been on business,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

Mir Howell, father of Mrs J H Slaughter, is very low and is not ex- pe.ted to recover from his present ill. ne.s. He is 73 years old.
 co Ziegenfuss, of the Rspubl:can, hss taken . short vacation on account of illness and has gone to Coron ado B acn to recnperate. We wish him . pleasaut trip and speedy return 10 the seat of war.
 The base kAll boys will have new uniforms to play bsll in at Tucson next mouth The suits will be here by the 27th inst The cloth is grey color and very neat and durable. Stock'pgs will be red and caps will msteh the suits. The ball last night netted in the peightorhood of $3O, which will go to the uniform expense fund. placing that fund on . cs-b basis.
 The Citizen, in i's last issue, wop ders ii the railroad will ever run from Benson to Nogsles again, wtich ca 1se- one to wonder if the Citizen man's brains have not all run down bis -pinsl column, to connect with his gall
 The "Poser of the Press" was illus- trated yesterday in the PRosPEcToR office. 4 cat had gone to sleep inside the big cylinder. and was not noticed till sev.rsi revolutions had been made. Jus, as the press was being stopped the frightened animal jumped out. only to get on the forms aud have its life crushed out before it could be brought to 6 s,sndstiil.
 Curby was acquitted today hy . jury, on q charge of assauit preferred against him yes 'erdsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
MONDAY
Priority Cases at
 Florence Begin

A Tucson dispatch says:-
 That the priority cases in the San Carlos dam district have already com- menced ct Florence before Special Con- missioner John W Walker of Tomb stone vas the statement oi State Sen- stor J F Brown of Casa Grsnde, who wss in the city yesterdss on his way hume from El Pssn,
 Senator Brown stated that the pro- ceedings at this early date were moro or lees routine. out he sssd thss later there would be some hard legsI Aghts most likely. He lsfs lass evening on No. for Casa Grande.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
From Monday's Daily.
Arrived from Cananea

Arrived from Cananea Mir B Holland arrived home SAtur- day from Csnsnes. where he has been located. and sill remain ind, finiiely o, avieit with his mother, Mrs B Holland.
 He re On Business
 Supervisor Vim Riggs was . visitor in the county seat todsys on business having come over from Bisbes. Here. from cochise
 CcnstsbleJ A Jenkins was 1. visitor in the county seat today from his home at Cochise, on business mat ters.
 Went to Benson
 Manager Evans of the local ,ele- phone exchange went to Benson today on business matters.
 Returned from Miami
 Mrs and Mrs Jas Mare returned home yesterday from Miami. where they have been on . vi-it Of several days
 h from Ranch
 Mis Mary F Barrow, and son, Sam were up todsy from Benson. Mrs Bsrrow and son reside ct their rspch in the Dragons, but with their auto they are brought close to town, and are frequent visitors in the cd Camp Went to Douglas
 County Attorney W e Gilmore went to Douglas yesterday where he will remain for several dave on business. Left for Santa Fe
 Mrs Will Hicks lelt Saturday for . vi-it with her parents at Santa Fe New Mexico. Mir Hicks accompanied her as far as Fl Psso, returning home this morning
 Went to Fort Huachuca
 Supervisor Rock and Deputy Sheriff Rafferty went to Fort Huachuca today on business matters and vii! return home this evening. Returned from Phoenix
 School Snpt. and Mrs B Hutch- ins returned home yesterday from Phoenix. where they have been for the past several days on a visit. Returned from Bisbee
 Mrs Frank Daily returned to Tomb stone this morniug alter . seeks visit in Bisbee with her sister, Mrs E E Coles. Mrs Dsly is spending several months on a visit here with her parents. Mir and Mrs Jas McHugh. Returned from California
 Mrs A c Ksrsa., wife of Clerk Ksrger of the Board of Supervisors, accompanied by her two children re turned home this morning from Red ding. California. Clerk Ksrger went to Tucson yesterday and accompanied them home from that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
TUESDAY
Captures
 Crazy Servian

The old truism that . man unsfrsid can conquer great dangers ~as again provej when James Kelly, who had commissioned . special deputy sheriff for the purpose. entered town yesterday with Michael Ichito. . Serv- ian, who is believed to be hopelessly insane. For three days Ichito had tesrorized the people in the vicinity of his mining property in the Hua. chucs mountains by shooting ct them He will probably have an exsmina- ton as coon ss Judge Lockwood re- turns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
How's This7

We offer One Hundred DoIlars 6e. ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
 r J. CHENEY 4 O., Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known r. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in sl, business transactions and financially able se cary out any obligations made bv his firm.
 WAIDIxe, KISHAx & MARvIH,
 Wholesale Drusgists, Toledo, O.
 Hall's Cstarrh Cure is taken inter ially, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cent per bottle. 6old hv ell duGxists
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

The birth of Chinese daughter to Che wife of one of the prominent Chi- nese merchants in this city is sp- nounced. It has caused great exci,e- ment in Chinatown, as the Celestisls do not know what effect the restric- ton act will have on it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
From Tuesday's Daily.
Visitors from Gleeson

from lueSo1y OaiIy.
 Visitors from GIeeson
 R B aisck. Mir Koon'Z and Mir Csmolli and mother were visitors iD ,he cnulsy seat today cn business from Gieeson.
 Bouncing Girl
 Mrs E B Wallace of Warren. pre-. .ent.d Mir Wallace. the p,pulsr cigar man of Warren, with . bou cling eight pound baby girl yesterday morning and yesterday ss . mark of grstittde |, Mi Wallace present d the sm kes free- iy to his many friet d.. Both Mrs Wallace and the baby gre doing we'll ct the Copper Qnsei hD.pitai. Mrs Wallace was rrerlv Mics Helen Lamb of this city a d has msny friends tere. Return Game
 The Stare are making arrangements for . return game win the Bi.bee boys on next Sunday aud expect to bring hone the bacon.
 Over from Bisbee Judge Nj Brown, brother in law Of Mss Sam Johnson of this city ar rived in Tombstone this morning from his his home at Bisbee, fora several days visit. Buy Paper Space Candidates will find the best way to get their names and desires before the people is hy buying newspaper space Went to Bisbee
 Clerk Ksrser of the Board of Super visors and School Superintendent D B Hutchins went tn Bi- bee this morning overland and will return home this evening.
 Here from Fl Paso
 Mrs 0 E Elliot. nee Mics Vernette Batchelder arrived from her homo at El Paso this morning for few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrr Jas Msrrs.
 Left On Campaign Trip
 Judge Owen E Murphy left yester- day for visit of several 3sys in the northern end of the county On 6 csm- paign trip. He ia out for renomin- ation to the office of recorder. On Business Visit
 Clerk oi the Superior Court E James and Assessor Ed Hughes wen, to Bisbee aud Douglas for several days visit or business. Here from GIesson
 GIVsn Meter, the we'll known resident of Gleeson wac . visitor in the county sest trdsy on business matters having made the trip in bis Ford tS IH UUuyidS
 Sheriff Harry c Wheeler is spending several days in Dodglss on official business, having gone over yesterday. The sheriff is also out for rennmin- ation to the office which he also holds Returned from Los Angeles
 Undertaken c B Tarbell returned home last evening from Los Angeles where he has been visiting for the past several days on business matters. Returned from Bisbee
 Miss Mabel Hill returned home this morning after several weeks visit with her sister, Mrs Joe Best as Bis bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
The ''Ad' Killer

The man who stops his little "ad" Is not co very wise, bedadi
 Becsuse his adver tisements tell The public what he has to seli. ALd ii bis cad" is no, on deck The people pass him ID, by beckl And none of them will hesitate To trade with merchants up to date. To stop your "sd :" we would remark Is just like winking in the dark
 You may know what 1t means, but,
 gee!
 Nobody lee can eyer see. So do not for . moment think That wben you GU: out printers ink You're saving money on the side;
 'ris merely busiaess suicide.-Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

w Williams ct ux to Ben. dixen, land. ........ 500 PAIENr U s to J Burrow. land. ..... BILL or SALE V Payunen to E Tovres & Go personal prop ........... l6I ..
 SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE State Nut B X L Assn 10 R hnmeT. .-......
 cHATTEL MoKT6AGE H Britt to Angle & Bush Lumber Co. personal prop 40 ..
 MINING DEED I Wallace to c Q Con Min Co mining claims. .......
 TRUST DEED C 0dsm ct ux to Md Casualty Co. Warren prop. ....... ..
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED Mary Benson to 0 DeBsud Wilcox prop. l c DeBsud to Jennie DsBaud Willco1 prop. ..
 WARRANTY DEED W Arndt ct ux to A Ascher Bisbee prep. 10 = J Dobson to c Schweinisi. Bisbee prop 10
 PATENT U s to I Pa terson, land ~ U s to ) Blslack. land . U s to J Patterson. l.nd. U to G Kelly. land. ..
 wARRAETY DEED W Marks ct u1 to Reed, land 1900 ..
 REALLY MORTGAGE Mrs Cain ct conf to G Crow. ley ct ux, Bisbee prop. 800 .. E Flonerfeit ct uT to c Viola Slsug hter, Douglas prop. 525 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W Hill to E Fiomerielt
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
Chamberlain 5 C0uSh Remeuv C5sres T~, ~~S v1,~-~;rv-

Eoreseo Your Dovess Wlfh Csscsrees.
 -a"dy Cashartic, cure c7nsupstion forever ss S<- 0C O c Afl. drugGtsts refua6 g1oues
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

Is is believed here that the Jacob Ls,ders spoken of in the above item is the came Isaac Landers ~ho resided in Tombssone for several years and work e e guard in the jail under the White administration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
TUESDAY
Horse Thief Lodged
 In Phoenix Jail

A Phoenis dispatch says:-
 The man with the sideburns is in jail.
 The Sheriff oi the couoty, Jeff D Ads ms after . tbree-day chase of oyer two hundred miles, brought him in yesterday and put bim up. He awaits investigation on the charge of having stolen two horses and . rig from the Bales Livery at Buckeye.
 As "the man with the sideburns" he is known to every hveryinsn in thu county outside ef PhoeniI. For some time he has been conducting opers- tions getting away with horses and riggs and either ceiling them or trying to.
 His pame ie Jacob Lsnders and he was formerly deputy sheriff of Go. chiee county under Sheriffs White sr q Hunt, and since that time wss guard ss the stsse ppni'entisvy under both the old and the present sdministrs- tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

Visitors from Gleeson
 R B a'sck. Mir Koon'z and Mir csmolii and mother were visiters iD ,he cnulsy seat today cn business from Gieeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
THURSDAY Registration of
 Counties to Date

Forowing is c statement of the cnunty registrations up 10 and ipclud- ing August P:
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30
TUESDAY

Mir Howell, father of Mrs J H Slaughter, is very low and Is not eI-' pe:ted to recover from his present ill. ne.s. He is 73 years old.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-08-30

Ccnstsble-J A Jenkins was | visitoI in the county seat today from his home at Cochise, on business Da,- ters.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-09-01
Real Estate Transfers.

A. p. Cruzen Investment Co. to Ru-
pert Winters of Boise, 81. lots IL to
20. block 30, Cruzen addition to Boise.
Eagleson Realty company to Ward
e. Taylor of Boise 81, lot 2, block 5,
Eagleson Park subdivision.
Olive E. Packenham ct ux of Boise
TO r. G. Dunten of Dexter, Ore, 81,
20 acres in northwest quarter south
west quarter section 81. township
north, range east.
Frank Martin ct al OF Boise to Lydia
]. Stoner of Star. $1,000, lot 1, block
4, townsite of Star
Edgar r. Downs ct al of Pueblo,
Colo, to w. T. Booth of Boise, SO.
lots IA, Is, 16, block 10 South Boise
First subdivision.
Interstate Land & Loan Co. to Over
ton C. Westfall OF Boise. $4,000, lots 4
and Meadow Place subdivision.
Amelia Heffner ct ux to Henry John
Goosen. all of Boise, $500, lots II and
Is, block 80 North Locust Grove addi-
ton to Boise.