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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11

There will be services at the Bap
tist church Sunday. both morning
and evening. The Rev. c. 7. Ilsley
will occupy the pulpit at both SER
vices. Rev. Ilsley is a man OF
pleasing address and you will be
helped and entertained Come and
hear him. The pastor will be much
pleased to hear that the 225 mark
mas been reached In the Sunday
school. Be sure and attend all the
services.
T. +. KELLY.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11

The county treasurer has been
sending out little tokens to the
taxpayers of the county this week
showing that while somewhat delay
ed the county has not lost interest
in its patrons. In fact the delay
ought to be appreciated by all as
it gave few more nights for pleas
ant dreams of that reduction We
were going to get.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11

d. 3. Novels came down from
Canon City this week and has been
attending to business matters here.
DR.. j. S. Hasty went to Chicago
the first OF the week for the .pur-
pose of making a purchase or
more Holsteins to add to the al
ready big list OF new dairy stock
The Lamar Baseball Association
mas rented grounds near the last
season location and will soon begin
the work OF improving the SAINT.
The grounds will be enclosed this
season and the free spectators cut
out.
The county commissioners have
employed Prof. e. 4. Brown, agri-
cultural teacher of the Lamar high
school, as the county, agricultur-
list. His salary from the county
will be paid only during the three
vacation months.
smoke house this week to the pub
lie and is having big run of pat
ronage. Tne place is fitted up in
elegant style and will be one OF
tne popular resorts Of the town.
F.. H. Kelsey made business trip
TO Pueblo the first of the week.
Mrs. e. v. Newman entertained
twenty-four friends Tuesday after
noon at a very beautiful party. The
nome was appropriately decorated
III the seasons colors, red and
white. the same color scheme be-
Ing carried out in the refresh
ments. A very delightful afternoon
was enjoyed playing military 500.
A. J. Sayler received several car
roads of fine Holsteins from New
yin tuAb WccA. AC SO"S WCAS
started over two weeks ago and
reached Chicago In three days. The
Santa Fe established a new rec
ord for length of time ON the
road from Chicago to Lamar. how
ever.
Invitations are out for a ban
quet and social to be given by
Orient Chapter No. 80 X. A. NJ.
to their ladies on next wednesday
evening. Several of the officers of
the Grand Chapter will be present
on the occasion. The banquet will
be served by Landlord J. H. Wood
of the Ben-Mar.
Richard. the little four year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Stinson.
has been quite sick for the past
week and 1t was finally necessary
to perform a serious operation on
the little fellow. He stood the op-
Grafton nicely and 10 now much
better. and the many friends sim
cerely hope he will continue to i'm
prove.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11
Gard Of Thanks

Charles kornman desires through
the Register to return his sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends
whose assistance and sympathy was
50 generously given him in his re-
cent affliction.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11

Chas. NJ. Rand. the well known
expert horse buyer. will be In La.
mar at the City Livery Barn on
next Monday, the 10th. and will
buy all the fat horses brought to
MIN at right prices. See his an
nouncements.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-02-11

nesday in Las Animas on business.
ID. II. Bane has been confined to
his home by sickness for several
days.
Mrs. H. b. Manville left this weel
for Chicago where she will spend
several weeks.
e. +. Daniels and A. Ammanh
went to La Junta this week to at
tend a NJ. w. A. conference
Mrs. John A. Mcdowell returned
sne has been the past two weeks.
w. c. McCurry came down from
the ranch north of Prowers this
week and visited with old friends
IN Lamar.
Charles c. Hutchins of Topeka.
an old resident of this county. WIS.,
tied with friends here and at Ora
NADIA this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leonard left
on Wednesday morning for Denver
where they expect to remain sew
eral weeks.
Joe Cook returned the first OF
the week from Kansas City. where
he had taken a large shipment OF
horses and mules.
There will be a sale of good
things to eat. baked by ladies Of
the Social Circle At Kelsey's Satur.
day morning at ten O'Clock.
Hon. c.. C. Goodale and Senator
A. N. Parrish went to Denver yes
terday to attend the banquet to be
neld by the republicans OF the
state on Lincoln's birthday.
MIR. and Mrs. S. s. Smith left OIL
tuesday night for Pueblo. where
Mrs. Smith may have to undergo a
surgical operation. Their many
friends hope it may prove unneces-
sary.
Attorney CRANKY Hillyer was in
Denver this week attending to leg.
al matters and will remain over for
the Lincoln day banquet to be
given by the republican state Or
anization.
J. A. Downing received a mes
sage today from his son. Ross, tell
ing about how we'll he is getting
along in California and about see
ing the fine Ramal pictures there
last week.
The fire department has been
called by two alarms the past week,
but In each case has had little to
do. The fire at the e. j. Wagner
house might have proved very SER
ious but was discovered just in
time.
Manager Pinch of the Lyric the
atre announces the Ramal pictures
tor next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. The first pictures
brought to the state were burned
in a Denver theatre which accounts
tor the delay.
The Court of Appeals on Tuesday
decided the suit OF John r. Null.
vane VS.. Mrs. Jennie Rowe of Will
ey in favor Of the latter. The case
was tried some years ago In the
district court by Judge Hunter who
decided in favor of Mulvane. and
the decision has now been complete
" reversed. Attorney Lubers of
Las Animas represented Mulvane
and Merrill & MCarty for Mrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Files Suit Against
 Fairbanks Com. Co.

Advices received from Tucson are to the effect that J NJ Montana, claiming . minority interest in the Fairbanks Commercial Company, alleges that Ben Heney, president of the company has refused him sn accounting for the past six years and that the affairs of be corporation have been conducted in 8 very irregular manner in . suit filed in che snperivr court of Pima county. He s-ks an accounting. Ar. thur L Heney, a nephew, is . co. defendant. He is secretary of tho co@PsSJ aud ;n active charge oi ihs sore ct Fairbsnks.
 Montana sets forth that he is iu- formed and believes that . $5OOO pro- mis: ory note executed by c A Clark has been substituted wrongfuily and fradulen,ly to account for funds taken by the defendant for his personal use purpose. According to Montana, the average annual pro6ts for the past six years have been $5S73.4O He places the value oi the stock sl from s35. 900 to $4O,O9O.
 Montana lives in Courtland now. His attorney is John B Wright.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
eriH White
 Strikes Gold Vein

Advices from Bisbee gre to the ti. feet that telegram WAS received ytr. terdsv by Carroll Thomas from eI> Sheriff Jack White, stating that four foot ledge had been encountered ID his Old Kentuck mine, in the develop meDt of which he has been engaged the lass seversi yesrs near Phoenix. The ledge is said in the telegram to run 3l 900 to the ton and to look like one of the richest sgold ssrikes ever made in the state.
 Sufficient entry to the ledge is eaid to have teen made to sstisfy the oper- stor that be has the real thing and that it sill prove . permanent ore body, The extent of the latter, Of course, csn only be determined by furthur development, but from infor- ms,ioL had here in the last several wonshs from Mir White there is req, con for the belief that his findings in other workings of the property have led them to expect the discovery oi the rich ledge they are nov in and shst these findings also give reason- able ground for the belief that large sud very rich mine will bs msds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

President William Holmes, Of the Lesdville company returned Thurs- day after an absence of three wesks, spent in California.
 L D Shsttuck disposed Of his one- third interest in the Shat,uck group c! the wes, side clsims, owned j1Iptiy by Sbsttuck, w s Campbell and Eugene Yoskum. the trsnsier being made early this week.
 At the Bi!! Sherman group of claims owned by J H Bright. W s Campbell Jack Busenbark and Archie Meek, . 100 foot drift is being gun from the bottom Of . 35-foot shaft, that was sunk last year. These claims are 10. cated in the vicinity of the Black Diamond properties. and four foot vein o' ore of good quality was en-. countered last year in sinking the above shaft.
 E0 B Mann, formerly in business in Ccn:.i.ca, h". e: :he !.s: :wo years on . homestead in Rucker Care yon, lost bis house and contents. ss we'll as his buck board and . plumber Of farming impiements, by . fire. on Friday Of last week. Mir Mann had gone out to work in the field in the morning and after having been ai work for . time. noticed smoke issu. ing from the locality Gf bis bouse Hurrying in from the field to investi gate, he found on arrival st the house that everything had been consumed a, we'll ss the blackboard and imple- ments that were standing near. ME King set out s considersb'. number of fruit trees, at hi. bone stead, nes, Webb. Theee, with shsd'
 trees and tsmarsck hedge, set out thi,
 eason, " J coon make as wonderful [ fransf rmstion in the appearance o
 hi- homestead as has already beer
 made by the large amount oi worl done on the land during the lac
 twelve months. With his we'll
 equipped to throw 300 asllons of ws e
 per minute. the harvest for this yea
 should be considerable for this, hi
 second year CD the land .-Arizonsn
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Willie Rose Bonded
 Over for $100,000

The Willie Rose property, eonsis.- iug of eight c'pper claims, thirteen m Il 6 southwest oi San Simon, is now under lease and bond for ten years to Houston, Tex. end Chics go cspitaliets ct . price stated ss exceeding $lO0,- GOO.
 Work is to he commenced at once and will be continuous. with view to making the property not only . mine ct the earliest possible moment, bu, with the idea Of taking is pay for it. sels ss the work pEosresses. For the present, horse vbims will be used in the sinking os two shsfrs. which are DOW respectively 4 feet snd I65 fee, deep. Seversl men will be put to work immediately, sod the force will be gradually inersased. after the ar. rivsi of the whims, (~bich have beer ordered in Ei Psso) until about 2 men are on. the payroll. in sbrs' shiits ct each one of the two sbafts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
From Mondays Daily.
School trustee election

The elect,on for one school trustee
 for the Tombstone distric. will be
 held Saturday. of this week, the 18th. Mr Ed R Flscb, the retiring incum
 bent, has been prevailed upon to take the nomination again but re'uses to accept. owing to press of business. Friends of MT w A Fowler, of the Ab-tract, Title Insurance and Trust Company, are urging him to accept the nominstion. and it is thought be will do so, In which event he will un- doubtedly be elected
 Attorney Haysln
 Attorney Lyman H Hsys. of Will- COX. arrived in the county seat last evening on . few days visit on legal matters.
 No smoking Allowed
 Chief of Police Geo Bssvio sn- nounces that henceforth no smoking will be allowed at the Schieffelin theatre oWibg 10 danger of fire and annoyance to the ladies and children present, The management and the city oficisls have co-opsrsted and will enforce the mo smoking" rule to the fullest extent.
 Attorney Hartman in
 Attorney Francis Hartman Of Tuc- son arrived last night CD matters be- lore the Superior court. Pioneeer here
 Joe Bignon, the we'll known pioneer of Tombstone, now of Pesrce, and wife arrived in the city last evening, Mir Bignon having been summoned .s a witness in the Barrett va Morgan, st q! case in the court today. Unloading Coal
 E H Reeves is today having unload sd . car O coal. which is being hauled 1 10 his coal yards. Returns to GIeeson
 Constable Gibson, who has been in Tombstone for the past two days on returned to Gleeson this af- sernoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Former Tombstonite
 Ia the LimeIight s- zi2A S -

The following from the Richmond [Caiif.l Bsnuer relative to . former Tomhstonite will be of interest. Mr Lsnspasp lived for many years with his parents in the old camp and has
 many friends here who are pleased to hear of his sdvsncement.-
 lotto Lsngpasp. Of E ghth avenue; who bas been associated with the Equitable Lie Insurance Company 'or the past eight years, resigned his position to accept an important posi-. ton with the Ssn Francisco Life lbs sursnce Company. MT Lsngpasp has splendid business ability and is de- se wing ot the sdvsncemeut he hes made. He also has musical ability and bis spare time kss been devoted to the cultivation oi his voice, He is . bsss soloist. who is meeting with marked sueesss."
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
From Wednesda avs Daily
To Jury Tonight

" SWy sVbSHe
 The Barrett Morgan ct al case co.
 eupied the attention of the court the
 entire day, making the third day thas
 the case has been on trial. The final fArguments are being submitted as we
 90 co press, and the case will uodoubt.
 edly go to the jury before sdjourns
 uent tonight.
 Undergoes Operation
 A telephone repor' received yester. day from the Copper Queen hospital st Bisoee was to the fleet that yes. terday morning, NJ Kries formerly . resident of Tombstone. but now of courtland was operated upon for sp. pendicitis. Mir Kries was taken to the hospital last week but bis con- dition was such that sn operation might have bsen dangerous at that that time. He is resting easy today, however, and unless complications arise is expected to pull through in due time. Mrs Kries is at the bed~ side ct the hospital. Prominent Visitors in
 Among the visitors iu the city to-. day from Benson were noted Mr and Mrs All LeBsron. They mo,ored up from the junction city via Mr Le- Bafons Overland and returned home in the afternoon, Mir Doane Merrill, of the Bank of B nson who was vis- ting here also returning home with them.
 Goes to Tucson
 Assistant County School supsrin- tendent Miss Johnson left today for Tucson on 6 visit. On Visit
 Mrs Robert Fuller was an outgoing passenger this morning for Tucson on 8 brief visit. She is expected to Ie- tuih noulc tuis eSculpE. Should be Loyalty Supported
 The dance at Gage Hall was we'll attended. Another dance is being planned Go be given by the City Band boys and arrangements Fare under way. The band boys will meet this evening in the K. of P. hall to per- 'ect permanent organization. The funds realized from the dance will be used to meet the expenses of securing music and instruments. The public will enjoy the concerts at the park, and the band boys should meet loyal support.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Rural Delivery
 Field At Bowie

A Washington dispatch says;
 A rural delivery route was or dered today to cover the country around Bowie in Cochise county, Arizona The postoi6ce depart ment will inaugurate this service just as soon as all necessary arran- gements can be made,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
From Tuesdays Daily
Only one case today

There wss only one case in the GU.
 per;o court today, . oivil case. that
 of Barrett vs Morgan, ct al. A jury
 was selected to try the case which is
 expected tU last the whole of tomor-
 row alec,
 Entertains Friends
 A party of invited friends spent Saturday evening at the home oi Mics
 Atbie Holland. on Tenth and Fre-- mont Ste. The evening paced only too quickly si,h amusemeo,s. and | delicious dainties were served. A. midnight the merry gues's took leave for their homes.
 Retrun From Tucson
 Robert Axtell, Henry Flynn and Steve Moore r-turned yesterd , from Tucson, where they vent on q feW dsys' visit with friends.
 Prominent Wilcox Man in
 H. A. Morgan, the we'll known merchant of Willcox i- in the county seat on matters before the court. RapioIl Recovering
 " G Moore is in the city for c lev dave. Mir Moore has just recovered from from sn attack of pneumonis, and has been con fined in . hospital at Douglas, and his macy friends are piessed to learn that he is .ssin able to be about. Back From Naco
 Father Brule. of the loc.l Catholic church, returned home today from Nsco, where be wen, to conduct Sum- day services. In From Fairbank
 Phil Taylor of Fsirbsnk is visiting in the city today on business mattsre. ] Attorney Richardson in
 City Attorney D A Rich.rd-on of Douglas arrived in the county seat this morning on matters before the superior court. Returns from Douglas
 Attsrney W P Miller returned home today from brief trip to Douglas CD legal business. Old Pioneer
 Among those who are in Tombstone as witnesses in the Barrett vs Morgan ct al mining suit before the superior court | Joe Bignon of Pearce. for many years resident of Tombstone in the | palmy days is also an interesting spectator Mr Bignon is a mine owner in the Pearce district, having valuable claims there, which he has developed and has good showing on the properties. After leaving Tombstone he went to Pearce where he opered a business which he still conducts at that place and sub sequently acquired the mining claims Mr Bignon and wife will remain in the city probably until tomorrow, when the trial will be concluded, then they will return to their home at Pearce, Many Court Attendants
 A large number of passengers ar- rived CD the morning train today from Bisbee and Douglas to be pres. ent at court.
 Taken to Asylum
 Mike Mspderich. wbo wss cone mitted to the asylum si Phoenix sev- ersl dsys ego in the superior court was today taken to that siate insti- tuition, where it i, hoped the proper treatment will better his condition,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29
Looking Backward
 Twenty Six Years

| Twenty Six Years | Dick Richards, tho "cowboy orsto,
 h in town.
 ! A tsemstsr arrived today who re.
 posts seeing isssh tracks of IndiAns to
 ths number of l9. vho crossed the
 Sulphur Spring valley and made for
 the Male nouutsins.
 JH Mitchell vas robbed by train
 robosss in rsxss-Mitch better come
 beck homo. the farther east he gets
 ths tougher hs will 6nd the people. Pete Rude, who ~.. ss11e.. bond to keep the peace. placsd there by Dismood Annie. s still stickine around camp. bat Annie hss gone for good. is is said.
 Tombstone cnn ntains lodZes of more sooistiss than any other city fin Ari- sooa. about all being represented ex- oept the Anarchists.
 About lbFss o'clock this afternoon . messenger came ic from the State Of Maine and reported that . cave-ip he'd occurred and that Joe Hancock sss ssnously injured. Dr Willie went out st once.
 Ars 0 W Swain is lying very ill at hes residence on Third strees.
 Ben Williams, of the Copper Queen is in che city.
 Jimmy Stanford has returned from Tucson. He reports it ss rather "torrid" down there already.
 Los Angeles has . new directory end the Tribune ssys they have 60. 00O people there nov but DO P de- pot that they arc proud of.
 The turnover committee was ., work yesterday on . certain county o6ioisi. and if be could have heard the roess for she vay hs is handling hi- o6ioial affairs, bs would resign and smisate.
 Who will be the new clerk o' the board of supesvisoss!-oF rather, who esn the board got to cit in ths super- visoss ofios from g . m to p m Tor $500 . yessf Another fool law by the late legislssure.
 A pleasant surprise p rty wa given Msstsr Jsmss Howell last night. It wss his 18th birthday.
 The unsteady sseps oi two or tbre. iodividusls coming down Alien St to- day indicated . case of coup de soliel. or perhaps something ssronger. One of the gsrg was arrested today by 0aRcss Wi-er on complaint of is French somin and soaked $S for usinipg in- | decsnt language before . perfect lady |
 The roar oi hesven's artillery was beard this afternoon and the Big Sprinkler let down just enough to let us know there is still some rain up above.
 Nessn Cheney Coffmsn and wol- oots have been 10. elected to the school board,
 They cay that the name of ths combseous Dsnocrst is to be changed to the Tombstone Gum -drop,
 BA Packard and family left this sftesnoon for Chicago, to Dc gone about . mooth.
 Some Mexican officers who came up oo the Soncrs Fosd yesterday informed Bob Darrssh that Cajeme, the famous Ysqui chief who vas recently captured by the Mexioans near Gusvmas, va taken out and riddled with bullets.
 Col Herring, A R Epglish and Geo
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29

| DSAty iSit tOuhy iOf AhoouiA, soo u e
 two to attend . session of the supreT,
 court and Mir Berry on mining busi
 nees.
 Mrs H schne.ding has goneto Tue
 sop for visit.
 Mrs H W Ciawsen is visiting Mir. George Walker. Her home is in Bis
 bee.
 The new double compartment shaft of the Grand Cen,rsl is down thirty feet.
 The people are here to stay, for they know that tbere are better mines here than in any other place in Ariz ns or on the cosst, and it is only a question of time until the right tight kiod of people with money. who know how to mine. will come into this camp ard bring it ou' And don't this prove thst history sometimes prophecies correctly as it appears now Tn Tomb stone 26 yesrs since the foregoing ~ss writteufl
 Sol Pierce and wife were on the train that was robbed near Pan.sno, and Sol said when he was informed. wbst was going on, that he had not been further th.n Tombstone from Bisbee in seven yesrs, and that now he wished he hadn't gone further than Tombstone for smother seven years,
 JB Miano's little son is very sick
 Nothing in the police court today Tombstone is getting to be a model city
 Ed Hotop was in last night from the Santa Riras.
 The Copper Prince Shelter at Bis- bee has sbut down temporarily.
 Too many CUTS in tbe city,
 Tte west bound train on the s P was teld up and robbed last night bs. tween Psntauo and Pspago. |, is not known how much they got of with but they got mail and express and there were four or five in the gang [ be rewards total sl5 GOO for the ar- res, and conyic:ion of the gang.
 Hon L " Blinn has faith in the fu- ture of Tom bstone ss be will begin to the amount of s6, 0o0 ., once.
 IL will not be many weeks until sone poor devil will be broke and Ioo king for the fellow who sslted that ncle up near Phoenix.
 The county jail now has nineteen prisoners
 Horse thieves are getting pretty daring when they come rieh, into Tom bstone and make 6 haul. We can see 6 neck tie party in tbe near future if this don't ftoD.
 Dr Goodfellow will attend to Dr Dunns practice while Dr Dunn is in Sonora.
 The jury system is good deal of farce. The man with 6 good case prefers to leave it solely to an upright judge to decide, while the man with 6 poor case wants 6 model jury. Those who don't read the paper don't have sn opinion and wouldn't know one if it struck them squsrely in the bay window.
 Myeterion. Dan got into camp yes- terdsy-to his acqusintsnces it is ny.tery how be got here.
 A little episode not down on the bills oc urred at the Bird Cage last night when two females got into . hair pulling match, and only for the promptness of Joe B:gnon. . rough house would have been pulled of in the wsy of . general row.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-29

Why scowi wncE ,ou can -n.ir sstss hiking Dr. Aiier Laxative Tsbietsf 3hey do uo< 1r,'.~ FaaYsrft.~,uS.ll