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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
TUESDAY

Bootlegging cases are expected to occupy the attention of the superior court during the balance of the present term. according to the statement of Superior Judge A. C. Lockwood.
 The case of the State vs Thompson, charged with grand larceny, was on yesterday and today. and went to the jury just before the noon recess. This afternoon the case of the State vs Aleck Cungie. charged with bootleg ging. was put on trial, and the jury IS being drawn. There are quite num- Der of bootlegging cases to be tried. among them being Kid Lee. H. B. Russell, Eva Hill and D Genardini. from Douglas.
 LATER: Just as we go to press we learn that the jury in the Thompson case disagreed. resulting in a hung jury" and was dismissed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
WEDNESDAY

No registration is required for voting at the constitutional convention cleo tion The law requires. however. that a voter be a citizen of the United States. resident of the territory sixty days. and of the couaty ten days.
 A brother of Dan ShsnkIin. who re- cenriy killed Dr. Willis m cold bloc d. arrived yesterday from Colorado and will remain until after the trial. IL is curr. ntly reported and believed that Ben Goodrich will be the leading attor. ney for the defense.
 A Mexican wood chopper near South Pass, in the Dragoon mountains. ciai m S to have seen five Apaches last Satur- day. gong toward the Sulphur Spring valley. One WITS on horsebark and the balance were on foot. Another wood chopper claims to have seen two more going the same way. All were well armed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
FRIDAY

Real estate W nt up 20 per cen, after the issue of la ight's "ProSpector'' giving the pump news.
 Douglas Gray came in yesterday y and went to Turquoise to look at the ore of the Silver Bell on behalf Of the Inter- national Smelling Company. with which he is connected
 C. $. Fly returned today from Bisbce where he has been for several months Hr speak highly of the copper camp and the people who live ir it.
 Mrs. Shattuck and child ard Mrs George Watt left today for the east.
 The candidates chosen to represent Cochise in the constitutional conver- lion are among our most progressive citizens, The time from now to cleo ton is sh.rt nd the voters will do well to study the ideas and past records of those who are before hem. The cleo ton is one of the utm ost importance Let those in favor of good government take an intsre in polling a full vote. Anything worth doing is worth doing we'll
 About twenty tons of ore from the Stonewall vert to Secorro yesterday.
 Martin Costello has purchased the Shsttuck residence on Fifth Street. The price paid was $500. Frank Yaple and family will occupy it during the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
ID HASTEN EIGHTY
 PER CENT LAW

PHOENIX. April 20.-Ou the ground that public necessity demands all early decision in the case, motion to advance the eighty per cent law case on the cal- endar of the United States will be filed this week by Attorney General Wiley F.. Jones
 Unless the case is advanced on the calendar. it may not come up for hear Ing for two years. said the attorney general last evening Another case, involving the employment of alien la bor on public works in New York City which was set just ahead of the Arizona case. has been advanced on the calendar and will be heard next October. Of course 1t IS impossible to say when the Arizona case will come up, even if placed ahead of it's regular position on the calendar"
 Ht dCtiOu Was brought DN MAX Riach, chef in a Bisbee restaurant to restrain his employer. Trusx. from dis charging him under the provisions of the eighty per cent law adopted at the November election. The case e me up for argument in San Francisco before Judges Sawtelle and Van Fleet of the United States district court and Judge Morrow of the United States circuit court, who decided that the statute was repugnant to the constitution of the United States, and declared it void.
 Vigorous protests against the law. which prohibited the employment of more than 20 per cent alien labor by any employer hiring five or more were filed with the state department last fall by the British and Italian embassies. Employers of foreign labor in this state were active in opposing the new Jaw.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Iurymen Will Give Dance

Arrangements are being perfected for a big dance to be given Saturday even ing at Gage Hall by the local Jurymen. and from all appearances will be well attended The boys are boosting the affair with all their might and the best Of music is promised. Tho Crystal Or chestra will furnish the music, and Manager Norcross. of the Crystal Theatre has consented to run a wire from his playhouse 10 the dance hall and will furnish electric Fights for the event.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
OSCAR DOYLE SAYS
 BROOKS FOR SPEAKER

No changes are anticipated in the organization of eithrr house" said Oscar Doyle, member of the iow-r house, to a "Prospector'' r, porter to- day. just before boarding the train for Phoeni. 10 attend the special sessioI of the state legislature which convcnes Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Representative Doyle thinks it is al .. most a certainty that William Brooks. of Gila county, will be reelected speaker of the house.
 ''It is a matter of uncertainty" said Doyle, what the anti, administration forces in the legislature wili do at the coming session. as we are not yet ia mi liar with the administrators inten- tions..'
 T think all the membs II Of the legis- lature are in favor of hurrying things through"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
D0iNGS IN THE SUPERIOR
 COURT OF COCH|SE COUNTY
MONDAY

In the Superior Court today the case of the State vs L. A Brown. charged with the violation of the Arizona pro- hibition law, was up for trial. Jury trial in the case was waived by the de- fendant. and the entire morning was consumed in producing evidence State Chemist Dr. Chas. Meserve. who an alyzed the two per cent" beer over which the arrest arose. said that it con aimed l 96- 100 per cent alcohol J. Merklin. master brewer of the Copper City Brewery. gave testimony as to the production of beer. etc. and Jeff Dun sgan. Douglas saloon man. and others gave testimony on the effects produced from drinking the beer
 Judge Lockwood took the case under advisement until attorneys can present their authorities on the matter and a decision will be forthcoming
 This is one of the most important cases pending and the decision of Judge Lockwood is awaited with interest mt only in the county but throughout the state.
 The case of the State vs Thompson is on this afternoon. the jury having been empanelled, the trial proceeds as we go to press. The defendant Is charged with grand larceny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

lO49 E Mckenzie vs C Moore; re Training order
 947. Amanda Crawford. Dr; R N French. CT; $250 o6. Judgment in suit
 s96. Amy Baker. Dr. J Baker CT; decree of divorce.
 7476 City of Bisbee, Dr. Bisbee I'm, provement Go. CT: s--.
 9s4 EP& S WRR Go. Dr: H Meyer. CT: $50
 S94 H Meyer, Dr; E P & S W. CT: SIP 30.
 IO52 FER P,rtle Go to E Shaffer; action to collect debt.
 PROBATE PROC EEDINGs Estate of
 JLynn. Florence Lynn appointed admrx
 Mehala Drake; May l day of hear ing petition for letters ol administra- ton
 T Cowen, incompetent: continued to April r..
 Guardianship Hall minors; E J Hall appointed guardian.
 Sarah Eyseler; May l day hearing petition for letters of admrn. Jones; decree establishing notice to creditors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
LEAVE 10 ATTEND
 SPECIAL SESSION

The Cochise county members Of the state legislature will leave within the next few days for Phoenix to attend the special session called by the governor for the purpose of consid- eriug the appropriation bill and the maximum tax ra,e bill as recomm ended by the tax commission.
 Representative Oscar Doyle, of Tombstone, will leave tomorrow morn- ing for the state capital. to atterd the special session.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWENn-FOUR YEARS
MONDAY

At the meeting of the City Council last night the marshal was instructed to aba,e the nuisance of dumping dead animals near the foundry
 The meeting of the Democratic Gen. tral Committee of Cochise county. called for last night. drew a good-sized gathering at the court house. The meeting had been called to select three delegates to be voted for at the cleo ticn on May l2 next Mark Smith. T j. White and W K Meade were se- iected 10 carry the Democratic banner.
 $20, 900 per year is lost to Tombstone merchants by the ten dollar duty placed upon Mexican cattle. Before the Mckinley bill became a law Sonora cattle were sold here for shipment to the California markets and he money was spent in Tombstone Not dollar comes to our doors from that source now
 The sentiment at Bsbee is said to be strongly against statehood
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
To Stronghold

Mir and Mrs. F. N Wolcott, Mir and Mrs. R B. Valance, Mir. Frank Will lard, and Mrs. Kringle, mother of NJ s. Nolcott. formed an auto party to the Cochise Stronghold yesterday, return ing home in the afternoon. They re- port pleasant outing to the historic old spot which is only short drive by auto from Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
TUESDAY

A few. and very few persons of the opposite political faith. oppose Mark Smith for delegate to the constitutional convention on the ground that it is showering too many honors upon him The 'Prospector" fails to call 10 mem ever suffered from the showering Of honors upon a worthy and capable public servant If the constitutional convention is no, to be farce. if it is 10 be 2 serious attempt to gain a foot hold in the union of states. such silly talk should not be counlensnced
 The N. NJ. & A. road is now running over the new grade near Contention Freedom from washouts this summer will add much to the good nature of the travelling public whc. as well as the merchants of Tombst one. appreciate tn, precautionary measures taken to facilitate rade wiIh the out .ide world during the summer months.
 The Pima county cattlemen corr plain that their stock. IS being enumer- ated by the Pinal county assessor and they are also paying taxes in Pima county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25

oth r detachment which wlll continue on 10 Yuma and return from there TO
 Benson. This is the first escort ~hi h it has been found necessary to provide the President with since he left Wash ington and whether il is fear Oi Apaches, cowboys and coyotes. is mystery. There Is some talk of party going from Tombstone to meet him and ten
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Visited Kendall Ranch

Mrs l. B. Howe and daughter. Miss Mary Howe, Miss Anna Meiigrer and Miss Fay Kennedy. motored out to the Kendall ranch yesterday. where they spent an enjoyable day as the guests of Mrs W. H. Mars They returned home in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
M0tored to Douglas

E. NJ. Hawes, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Tombstone. aud party, motored to Douglas yester- day where trey spen. the day with friends. They made the trip in Mir. Hawes' Studebaker, and report not a mishap to mar the joy of the trip to the Shelter City. Since purchasing his new Studebaker. Mir. Hawes has be come an enthusiastic motorist, and county points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Travelling Man

". R. Stevens. rraveling for the Sim mons Hardware company. of St Louis. was a visitor iu the city today inter vie wing the local trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Returned Home

Prof. J. A. Rockfellow returned home this afternoon from Tucson. where he has been for the past several days On his return he came through Benson, where he undertook the first work he has done since his illness
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
School Closes 4th.

The Tombstone public schools will close a most successful term on Friday, May lith, and the Tombstone youths dream of the Good Old Summer Time" is about to materialize.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Surprise Party

\ large number of young people as sembled at the residence of Mir and Ms James Mars. Saturday evening. al a surprise party given in honor of young friends Dancing and games were enjoyed throughout the evening by the young people, and refreshments were served at Il l:O0 o'clock. consisting uf cakes, candy. waters and punch All hose present express themselves as having passed a most enjoyable even ug.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
visltors From BIsbee

Ed Hicks and brother. Wm Hicks and fsmily, were brief visitors in Tomb- stone yesterday from Bisbee. having come over with an auto party. The party suffered a mishap to their ma chine while eproute and were stalled on the road good part oi the day. arriv- ing ip the city in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25

A Mexican named Angel Allanes was injured yesterday at the Lucky Cus when a car fell on his leg and caused .. light bruise He was not seriously in iured. however. and will be bacl tC work in several days,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Lett for Phoenix

J. N. Gaines, secretary of the Cochi SC County Taxpa yers' Associate left on the morning flyer for Phoenix, where he will watch the proceedings of the several sessions of the legislature which are scheduled ts begin Friday
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Sistef Improved

Mrs. ?. T. Sanders, who has been at Brawley. Calf for the past several weeks at the bedside of her sister, re- urned home Saturday She reports her sister much improved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
To Sink Line

A, E. Davis. president of the Hua- chuca Water Company was in town yesterday on business The company are now getting ready to sink their pipe line at the crossing Of the san Pedro river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Visiting Relatives

Mrs. Wm. Hicks and child are visit ing in Tombstone for several d. ys, the guest of Mrs. J. T Kingsbury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Repairing Residence

W. B. Craft, who recently located here with his family, is repairing and remodeling his residence on lst. Street. and is erecting a new front porch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Returned Home

County School Superintende Miss Minnie Iintz. returned home yesterday from visit to the outlaying school districts
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Returned From Ranch

Supervisor John Rock returned to- day from 6 several days visit to his ranch in the Barb acomari.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
To Phoenix

A. H Gardner. manager of the Hua- chuca water Company. left for Fhoe- nix this morning on business for his company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Official Business

F. B King, division superintendent O! the E. P 6; $. W. was visitor in Tombstone today on official business at the local depot. depart ing this after noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Thursday's Daily.
Weights and Measures

O. N Creswell, ins pector oi weights and measures of Arizona was a visitor in the city today looking over the various merchants and business houses scales
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
THURSDAY

There is 6 determination on the part of the business me n and property own CTS of Tombstone to take hold of the pumping proposition and organize a company to drain the mines of this camp. The matter will take shape early next month. and the most pleas ing feature about the matter is the s4xs,ness with which every one who has beeB spoken 70 sq the matter has prof fered financial aid in fur,hrrauee of the enterprise, .-f
 Miss Nettie Rafferty returned today from Bisbee where she has been for a fortnight past.
 The Mohave Miner says: "rhe WallA pals will receive another feed on the 24th of this month These month, ly feeds gives the poor Indian a chance to blow in all his wealth on monte in- stead of having to buy grub as hereto fore"
 Prssjdent Harrison will he in Benson tomorow night. 4 detaehment of troops from Huachaes vent to Fl Pase to meet the train and act ss an escort. They will be relieved at Benson by an-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
TOMBSTONE GIRL |
 SUCCESSFUL TEACHER

MIAMI. April 21.-At meeting ,ust h . Id oi the school board of Live Oak school district NJ. 26 all the old teachers were retained for the coming year at an advance in salary. and three new ones added to the list.
 Following is ,he list of teachers fer the ensuing year. decided on at the meeting just held. Superinte ndent Fllott having been retained at a meeting held week ago:
 Alice Thiel. Hilda Singer, Lucie Nash, Ruth KittIe. Mrs. Lottie Car michael. Clara Englund, Mattie Pat terson. Alberta Schwalbe. Mrs. Anna Canning. F. Nj. Ellsworth. Alice Ber- wick, Sable Solomon. Verma E. Perigo and Jessie E. Perkins.
 Miss Thiel IS one of Tombstone's na- tive daughters and tau ht sn of last year at Miami Her many friends in Tombstone are pleased to hear of her success as teacher. as the above would indicats,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Visiting Attorney

Attorney $. K Williams of Bisbee was amoug the visitors i'll the county seat yesterday on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Wednesdays Daily.
From Douglas

Chief Probrtion Officer A. W. Howe returned home this morning from Douglas and Naco where be has been on off cial business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
To Phoenix

Representative Oscar Doyle, of this city, was an outgoing passenger this morning for Phoenix, where he goes to attend the special session of the Ari- zona Legislature. which convencs in that city on Friday 23rd
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Fairbank

Chinese Inspector JeT Milton was q visitor in Tombstone today. having come up on the afternoon train.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Fairbank

Secretary ]. M.i Barnes of the Be- quillas Land & Cattle Company was visitor in the county seat today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Monday's Daily.
Spent Sunday

County Attorney J. F Ross and family motored to Douglas yesterday, where they spent the day with friends. To Douglas
 Supt rior Judge A C. lockwood and family motored to Douglas yesterday in the Judges new 1915 Ford. They report an enjoyable trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
To Douglas
Travelling Man

C. K. Pishon. traveling out at Los day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25

American Block Domestic coal. the very best and cheapest. Full weight Tombstone Transfer Go. -Advim.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
Car of Hay

] M Montana, of the Tombstone Transfer e.. has received d car of hay and has had i; unloaded and stored in his yards.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
From Bisbee

Attorney J s. Williams was a visitor in the city yesterday,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGES

SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE J Duncan to R Stalings. -. Anna Richardson to $ Miller - Bank of Bisbee to Rev Granjon - State Nut B & L Assn J
 Chelins = uN......... .......... First Nat Bank of Douglas to
 W Howard. .....-... - First Ma, Bank of Douglas to
 Leahy. .......... - Bisbee Lodge No. 10. % OF
 to l W allace ...-.... Rio Grande Vsll-y B & T Go
 70 1 Wallace . ... - B Williams to NJ Merrill . - Ariz B & T Go to W liar W Holmes to A Detloff ct ux.. - A McAlliSter to L Mcintyre - ( Slaughter to ( Tyron . - F Williams to Jessie Perry.. -
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED C Long ct ux 10 Rose Downs
 Bisbee prop. .......... lsoO [ to F Abrams. la d .... [ $ to C Knapp. land ...... - | to ] Hodges land. ....... -
 WARRANTY DEED W Harwood ct ux to W Wal
 lace. land ............... 10 ] Schadek ct ux to B Payne D Merrill ct ux to A Harmon land ................. 10 Oti!lie Strong to NJ Hedges
 Warren prop ....... l50 ..
 BILL OF SALE J Letson, Jr. roJ Letson. ST.
 Bisbee prop, ,.-..-........ 2oO
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE P Bazurie CT al to H Morgan cattle .... ......... 750 .. Janet Davenport to Joe Kline
 Douglas prop l435
 R. E. MORTGAGE L Gonas to ( Slaughter. Doug las prop 4O1 J Hodges 10 r Martin. land .. 2l5 .. VI Wallace ct ux to Slaughter land d...... --....... 25O I Wallace ct ux to Bisbee Lodge
 No. 10. 100 F. Bisbee propl5OO May Bates ct conj to A Meier
 Douglas prop. ...... 25O .. Southern Arizona Agric'l Fair
 Assn to Wilcox B & T Go 4 Detloff ct ux to VI Holmes
 Douglas prop. ....... 400 A Dsiloff ct ux to Bank of
 Douglas. Douglas prop. -. 1900
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
RHEUMA SUFFERER
 aSVEN QUICK REIlEy

Pain Iccves ali ss if ty magic ' you begir using Drops." the farlous remedy for Eheur ism. Lrm5ago. C Sc..atica. Neural ani kind-od trou' I: goes TieS; to spot. stops the . and paias and n lie worth living. d bo.lic of "5F today. A bookies each bottle gives e.;ecticns ns for Dos. nsiay. Der H5pg~" Pcnt cept aayvsius ei plsreofif Anvd
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
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RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
instruments eilad With the County
 Recorder of Record This Day

hecoroer ot Record This Day
 WARRANTY DEED W Dixon ct ux to Gonar Douglas prop. 10 Lima Wli1ushby to ] Fardue bo"ie prop....... ....... 2145 2s ] Schadei et ux to B Payne laho --.,..-- ............. I2o
 PossEssoRy RIGHT ( Wahl land ......... Amanda Wahl, land .........
 BILL OF SALE S Moore to G Moore. cattle 1
 cHATTLg MORTGAGE A McCamley ct ux to K Hen messy, Bisbee prop. . l3S P KinseI,a to Hennessy. Bis bee prop. .......-......-.. POO Nj kalugjer"vich to L Engle live stock ............-. $50 W Walters et ux to Bank of Douglas. cattle ............U23
 R E. MORTGAGE ] Harris ct uX to A Marion. land ....--... ............ 300 J Mortenson e uN 70 K Burton 
 SATISFACTION OF moRTGAGE Bank ol BiSbee to ] Wood Bank of Bsbee to ] Bowling Bank of Bisbee to F Marks ct uN -.-..............-. ----- T Negri to C Gagleo ct ux. . -
 BILL OF SALE L EngIe ct al to A Capt. water righi ...-.........-....-.. 250
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE J Meadows to L Shattuck hve stock ....-.........-. ..... 1858 33 W Glenn to First Nat Bank of D uglas, live stock ....... 1900 .. G Bell to L Grammar Fixture Co. personal prop ... 6lS NJ Kumps to Ten Pinnet Go alleys $50 $ Nj ore to Wilcox B & T Go lIve stock ............ 250 J Knight to C Cretore & Co engine .-...-.-.......... 90 C Bull ct al to P-D Mere Co folding chairs. ......-....... 262 50
 PATENT | 1o-R Kolb. land. ........ --
 PossEssoEY krGHT- M Graham. land .... ... --- R Psntecost. land. d... -
 RE MORTGAGE 4 Taylor st ux to Wm Cowan Douglos prop. ....... -. loO0 NJ ClymeI ct uy to B Packard live stock -.. ... 1000 Flaws ct ux to NM Com Go COchise prop. ....-- 5OO F Marks ct ux to Bank of Bis bee. land ....-..-..-...- oOo
 O. C. DEED K Maiteson to J Long, land 800 JI.gan st px to J Ayers. land 10 Vesfurtb 10 Minnie Farwell Bisbee prop. ,---.----- <oo N Pace to Davenport. War rcD prep. .-.--..-......- io |. Eisengrseber to L Gonar Douglas prop. ........ Zoo A Johnson to Merch. Douglas prop. ..-..-. s...'..' '''--'" =
 WARRANTY DEED Bowie Imp Co to W Barnett Bowie prop. .-...-,,. DO = Kisg ct ux To l. Reed. land. 1D ., StalIings ct ux 10 J Graham Warren prop. p.--....-...--'. io .. I,u. Huisar ct al to R Prndie- bur, ct ux. Warren prop 10 .. C1,<s4us et ux to Olive Crcn- fell Douglas pTop-...-- ZSoo -' EL~wis ct ux to W Napes. land 25O =. Douglas Inv Go 10 O Wenzei ct al, Douglas prop. .....s,, ZZo = T Schweichler 10 Margaret Schwe chler. land .....-. = pac;6e Improvement Co to
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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25
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county points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-04-25

sist can ssppiy yes. If you live so< from drug stose send One ,,ol;a. Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co. New Ohio. and h~''ie of "5-Drops' . sen, prepaid.
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