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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
PAIENI

PAIENI T. 6. to W Wheeler land | $ to H Cook land .-.. -
 DEED ( Cummings To Bunker Hill Mines Company mining prop F Fraze, ct uA 10 ( Q Con Nj C. mining pfop.....-..---. 10
 RE. MORTGAGE W White ct TX to J Van How lets. Bisbee prop ....... 1900 .. O O'Connell to W Young. land 10 .. Magee ct ux toE K Pirtle Co Douglas prop ...... ......l 1925 ..
 WARRANTY DEED F Franco 10 A Miller Wilcox prop .-..... ....-.. .- T Tate to W Doherty. land 10
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE WillcoH x T Co to O Soow. Wilcox & T Co to Pacheco E Pir'le Co to B Magee etux F Davenport 10 W White ct ux -- Firsr Ma, Bank of Tombstone 10 II NouSer $ Bowser Co to Caraway & Nelson ......-...... ....... -
 MINING DEED F Payala to B Andrino. mining claims .-. .....-.-....-..
 PATENT | to II DuBois. land ...
 WARRANTY DEED I Walla>e et ux to E de Dunez Douglas prop -.... ....-.. no .. E vou Arniz to F Lee Doug las prop. ..-......-.- 10 . 4 Roberts to C. Roberts per >onai prop ..-.--.-.-. 70 .
 Q. <. DEE. ( Balsito 10 A sand CTS Warren prop ..........-.......... 4l0 .. A Sanders ct uN 10 ] Benko Warren prop ...-.--.A.. 10 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From extended Visit

Mrs. ]. A Perry and daughter. Miss Anna Perry arrived home this morning from several months visit to Uvalde, Texas. where they have been on a visit with Mrs Perry's mother al that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Visiting Old Friend

Mike Hannvn. up until the extra or dinary session of the Arizona !egisla- ture, Sergent-at-arms of the Senate. but now Deputy Internal Revenue collector. was visitor in the city yes- terday and today, during which time he visited his old friend County Re corderer Owen E. Murphy He left for Phoenix today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Chinese Inspector

Chinese Inspector Jeff Milton with headquarters al Fairbauk was a visitor in the county seat this morning on business matters connected with his official position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From St. David

Manager H. NJ. Eckerman of the Tombstone Lumber Yard yesterday re turned home from Sr David, where be has been for the past two weeks on a buildiug contract He has completed the construction and will remain at home
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
A Nervous. Woman Finds Relief From Suffering.

Women who suffer from extreme nervousness. often enlure much suffering beiorc nndlng any relief. Mrs. Joseph Snyder. of Tifin. O., had such an experience, regarding which she says:
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Nearing Completion

The new addition being built to the home of Assessor F A. Hughes is near ing completion. under Contractor W. B. Graft. MT Hughes has had several rooms annexed to his home. inclu uding a commodiouS screen sleeping porch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Willcox Attorney

Lyman II Hays. well known attor- ney of Wilcox. was among the visitors in the county seat today on business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Boosting Lordsburq

E. E. Larabee and R $. Sherman vile were visitors in Tom nbstone yes- tcTday for a short while euroute home to Lordsburg. N. NJ, They are on a tour of Arizona boosting the Fourth of July celebration to he held in the New Mexico town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Coming Fast

Autos are coming to Tombstone fast these days. Yesterday Joe Norcross returned from Bisbee, where he had been on business. with a brand new Studebaker auto, which he will use on. his trip to the coast. Tombstone has Dors autos for the population than possibly any other city in the state
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
B. H. Team vs Mexicans

In a close game yesterday on the Tombstone diamond, the lCcal Mexi- can team defeated the Bunker Hill Team by a score of to 5. Good playing was witnessed on both sides throughout the entire game. and with more practice the B H team expect to make cracker jack nine
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From Wednesdays Daily.
Leave for Coast

Attorney l.. O. Wo1lery accompa ni- ed by hi wife and children and MT. and Mrs. Pickard. parents of Mrs. Woolery left yesterday for the coast in Mir, Wo,lcry's big Cole touring car. They will travel the Borderland route all the way and expect to be gone about a month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Home for Vacation

Newton Wolcott. son of MT and Mrs F. N Wolcott returned home yesterday from New York. where he har been for the past year in attend ance at Cornell University. He will spend the summer with his parents
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Receives Motorcycle

Arthur Trappman. Saturday received a new Sears motorcycle. winch he will use on his trips to and from his fathers ranch to the mill where he IS now em- ployed
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Up and Around

F Reeves returned home yesterday from the hospital at Bisbee. where he had been confined with blood poison in hIs hand. His friends will be pleas cd to hear that he is able 10 be up aud around
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

SlT months l ~as hedfast with nervous prU~tra- tion. ] had sink ing spells. a cold clanny feeling
 could not stand the liEItest noise. At times ! would almost fly to pieces:
 tomach cry weak. My hus- band insisted on my taking DT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Phoenix today.
Carpenters Busy

ExCounty Attorney W G. Gilmore has force of carpenters busy on his properties in the city. making repairs and having just completed an annex of a sleeping porch to his residence on 9th and Bruce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Wilcox ]. ?.

Judge Page. of Wilcox. was among the visitors in the old Camp yesterday and today on official business
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From Tuesdays Daily.
Couple Married

Justice of the Peace W. A. Fowler yesterday united in marriage J J. Bedford of Bisbee with Miss Nola D. Conger of Maricopa. and sent them on their way rejoicing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Bisbee Attorney

Attorney J. NJ Ross, of the law firm of Eiinwood and Ross of Bisbee. one of the best known legal lights of Co., chise county. was among the Tomb stone visitors today from Bisbee on business for bis firm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Returned Home

Mrs. Frances J Abell. secretary of the Gibson Abstract Compa ny accom- panied by her daughter, Miss Helen Abell. returned home yesterday from Tempe. where they have been on q visit of several weeks
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Load of Bootleggers

Sheriff Harry Wheeler and Deputy Bowden returned home last evening from a trip to Douglas. bringing back an auto load of bootlrggcrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Returned Home

Miss Frederick Gill returned to her home al Globe yesterday. after spend ing two weeks in Tombstone. the guest of Miss Alice Thiel
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From Mondays Daily.
To Oragoon

President c l.. Cummings of the First National Bank made a brief trip Gleesou. returning home ,u the even ing
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From River

Manager A. H Gardner. of the Hua- chuca Water Company. returned home last evening from visit to the river. where the company is lowering the pipe line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Returns Home

Mrs W. A. Harwood has returne d home from weeks visit at Douglas. where she was the guest of Mrs K. s. Naclay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Douglas Attorney
rom Douglas

R. N Frcnch, attorney from Douglas was among the visitors in the county seat today on business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Visiting Friends

MT and Mrs w A Bates and MT and Mrs R. C Chaifec. of COuriland spent yeeterday in Tombstone the guests of MT. and Mrs. W ]. Stewart
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

of those whose wishes should have been consulted
 Buyers of feeders for Nevada ranges are paying SIP for two'S and Sli for three's. Eastern buyers who had the first pick paid a dOllar@better
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Visiting Mother

Mrs. Robert Sunwald and little child arrived in the city yesterday from her home at Douglas. for a several days yisit with her mother Mrs. L. V. Cole.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Roadmaster

Roadmaster Horton of the Tucson division of the E, P. & $. W was q visitor in Tombstone today on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Mrs. Holland III

Mrs Mary Holland is confined to her bed with a slight stroke of paraly- SIS. and is today reported as resting easily, however, with improvement in condition Mrs. Holland has many friends in the county seat who are pained to hear of her confinement and L,,.. -t. u;tt .,,o,, ro,o.,..,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Building Garage

Doctor Randolph is building a gar rage adjoining the Bunker Hill Dis pensarv
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Back from Ranch

Supervisor John Rock returned home last evening from brief business visit to his ranch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

Cecil Costello was a visitor in town today from his cattle ranch in the pic turesque Cochise Stronghold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
On Business

Michael Doyle. weIlknown old timer of Cochise county is a visitor in the county seat for several days on busi- ness matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Another Step

Smoke coming out of the Silver Thread this morning marked anothe T advance step of the development of the various Bunker Hill properties. The shlft m this property Is being entirely retImbcred. The following smoke stacks are now sending up their life in dications T .iephone, Lucky CusS, West side. Toughnut, Boom, Tranquility, Sil yer Thr,aG and nhe mill, all of whicl. remiuds one that we are gradually get. ing Ou OFT pr duciug clothes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
On Business

A. E. Davis of the Huachuca Water Company is in the county seat today on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Insurance Supervisor

C. J. Dean. supervis or of the Re. liance Life Insurance Company arrived in the city Saturday for a several days visit in Tombstone. during which tim he is conferriBs with the compsny's local representations. Dr. Arthur B isbop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Will Return

Mrs. Ed. Nevin. who several months ago moved to Douglas to reside, was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday with friends. and will return home today. where she will pack her house hold goods and again take up her resid ence in the old Camp, which is pleasing news to her many friends here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From Gleeson

Joe Stanheld was a visitor here to- day from Gleeson on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY instruments Filed With The County Recorder of Record This Day
Q C. DEED

 -
 z. C DEED n kckerman ct ux C. l. Wool cry Tombstone prop l5 J Johnson ci IN to \ Hormnl iahd.. ............-.-.. inO
 WARRANTY DEED A HoItane ey ux to Mrs IA Wharton. Douglas prop. . 2275 I. Wright ct ux to G HaigIer Bishee prop .........-...-. 10 Douglas Lbr Co 10 Frank Clark Douglas prop ......... 400 W Robinson et ux to Mary Barton. T mb, one prop. ... 10 Mary Barton 70 Miuta Gil more. Tombstone prop. ....- 10
 BILL OF SALE P Warnekros et ux 10 I. Wool cry. Tomh~'o prop ... 100 . C Bowen Kuckeubccker al. I ..bs,onc prop .... 100
 R MORTGAGE ( Housel ct ux to Wilcox B &T Co. land ..-....-... 3Oa W Fitzgerald et ux to Nm X Mer Bank. Warren prop loco ( DeBaud to \ S,ein;eld. live stock .....-..-..-....... GO0O . SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE ! Furr 10 NJ Agui.ar ct ux -- Min X AIer Bank to W Fi,z. gerald et al. l........ -- Cochise B X l. Ass'nro orenzo Virgin (: IN ...-.-..-.-.. -- W Hill to J ReynoiGs et al.... -- ] Slaughter 10 Nora Lat,a. R Paddock to W Wludham ct -v
 Bank of Douglas to II Elvey. ---- ] Tovery to J Hand ........ --- Imogene Saxby tC ] McGregor ----- Ariz E & T Co to T Spence ct Martha McoTe 10 V Grow --
 AIMING DEED ( Rambr to W Dell. mining claims .--.--....-.-..-. 10 --
 DEED W Young ct ux to L J Arthur land ....-......- l0 ..
 R E. MORTGAGE C Wolf to J Foulkes Douglas prop. ............. zoo d..
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE H Johnson et al 10 Mer Bank & Trust Co. Iivc stock. 5000 .. C Watkins to Wilcox X T Co, live sock ...-... 250 -. J Downer to Brunswick Bake Collender Co. tables ... l6@ 2s I Riggs to Bisbee Auto Co automobile. ................ 725 .. M,s B Swanson to Bisbee Auto Ce. auto. -..,- ,-.-.....----. -l565 .. Copper City Grocery Co to Toled Scale Co scales. ls6 ;. P Smith to Toledo Scale Co scales. l25 .. A Taylor to Toledo Sea Ie Co scales. s............. ......... 45 .. ( HoIguin to Toledo Scale Co. siies -.........--..-.. sO .. H Godoz to Toledo Scale Co scales ....--.-..... .--a.-.-- SO Q. A Hongo to McNeal Mer Co engine and pump ..----- 200 -. A Nelson 10 Bank of Douglas aute1aobIle .-.-.-...-...-.l lZOO Q. ] Adling to Wilcox s & T Co live stock ...............-. 2OO .. C. Debely to H Field Safe Co safe --.-.-.. ....-.-..-- 70 co I Smith to Brunswick Bake ColIender Go. billiards tables 6O7 5O
 WARRANTY DEEP C. Moo-e ct ux to A Swan. land l O. A Swan C. nx to II Chnstianson land ...... ..----.......- Wc .. Wickstrorn et ux 10 P Byrne mining claim m......--.----. 5OC .. A AItschuIar to ( W Webster Pearce prop .-.----...-- -'
 RE MORTGAGE W Nindham ct ux to J Trutt- man. Douglas prop. -...--. tZoo '. Avard ct ux to Wilcox B X T Co. Bowie prop .-.-.-- l5o --
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27

John Slaughter has gone to Kansas to look after his cattle now pastured here
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
Road Bond Meeting

home
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-06-27
From Ranch

ness matters
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
G. j. SENIORS BEGIN
EXERCISES JUNE IS
Commencement Week viii Be In
Charge Of Dr.. S. Logan
Owens as Chairman.

Graduation week at Georgetown Uni
versity will begin Sunday. Juno Is. On
the Saturday night preceding the alumni
and seniors from the various depart
ments will take trip down the Potomac
on a chartered steamer.
Commencement exercises will be held
Tuesday, June Is, for all Of the depart
ments. DR.. s. Logan Owens has been
chosen as active chairman for tho COM
mencement week exercises. and the Rev.
Francis McQuade, recording secretary.
The tentative program provides for a
meeting of the alumni and graduates at
the college at II :45 Sunday morning, to
form q procession to Trinity Church
where mass will be sung and the baca-
laureate sermon delivered. Sunday even
ing tho president and faculty OF the uni
versity will give reception to the
alumni, the graduating classes and their
friends A band concert In tho quad
rangle will follow.
Glass day exercises will be held Mon
day at 8 o'clock, to be followed by the
alumni dress parade. when the old
boys" will cavort in fancy dress. and
the baseball game between alumni rep
the one side, and the medical and dem
tai schools on the other. On Monday
night the alumni will entertain the
graduates at q smoker in the quad
rangle.
A formal dance by the senior classes
in Ryan gymnasium Immediately will
follow. Graduation exercises win be
held Tuesday in front of tho Healy
building.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
RAIN FAILS DRIVE
CROWDS FROM FLEET
Hundreds Turn Out to Get Last
GIimpses of Uncle Sans Big
Fighters.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Rain. which
started early today. made this dull
dny for the big fleet anchored In the
Hudson.
In spite Of the drizzle, however, num-
bers made the most of this last day to
visit the fleet. Especially were the SUD-
marines the center of attraction.
The thousands who have visited the
big fighting ships learned that Uncle
Sans officers are eager to tell them all
about a dreadnaught They were en-
Outraged to ask questions and to inspect
all portions of the vessels.
There was a good deal Of scurrying
around all day preparing for the Presi-
dents arrival.
At tomorrow's review the Mayfower
Will have a convoy of four torpedoboat
dsstroyers. After them will come the
Dolphin, with Secretary Daniels and
other Cabinet members aboard. the
xankton, and police patrol boat. They
will proceed from the Seventy-ninth
street pier up the west side Of the Hud-
Son between the sixteen battleships and
the destroyer fiotilla anchored near the
Jersey shore. After rounding the Louis
lana, thu last battleship in line, the re-
~iswing party will come down the east
ern side.
Each battleship will fire salute of
Swenty-one guns as President Wilson
comes abreast Of 1t going UP the river.
With the echo of the Wyoming's first
gun the fleet will run up strings of flags
extending from bow to stern. All of the
officers will appear on deck In full dress
upiforn, and the rail will be manned
when the President gets within sight.
The river will be swept clear Of all
traffic during the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16

the only weapon that she can WELD on
The Washington times., 1915-05-16

NEW YORK. May 1s.The following
statement made by George Sylvester
Niereck, transmitted by wire to every
German-American daily, will appear In
the next number of the Fatherland:
THE country has been carefully
groomed to applaud Mr. Bryans note
TO Germany as a masterpiece. AS a
matter of fact II Is not masterpiece.
but the most serious blurder of shirt
sleeve diplomacy. On top 1t is all
velvet, but 1t Is cast iron underneath,
and we are afraid that the cast iron
Is poisoned. Mr.. Bryan has not only
spoiled the American case by overstat-
ing 1t. but he has brought the country
face to face with civic discord and for
elgn war.
I'VE hear that this is tho time when
we must all get behind the Presi-
dent. 1t Is, on the contrary, the time
WI en- all patriotic Americans must
voice emphatic ally their disapprovai Of
his policy If they think that his policy
Is wrong If, by our silence now. we
permit the country to drift into war
1t will be too late to protest.
Faces Greatest Danger.
I'VE pride ourselves upon being .
democracy, yet we permit the President
" ScCluue loi SONSi oh ooy oho
then, without consulting with tho peo-
Pile. take a step which brings us at once
before the greatest danger-both ex-
ternal and internal-that the republic
has ever confronted. If We enter the
war, we shall break forever with our
ancient policy Of avoiding entanglling
alliances. We shall be drawn into the
whirlpool of European politics against
the wishes of the vast majority OF
Americans. If the country were In i'm
minent danger Of q foreign attack crit
icism of the act of the Administration
would not be desirable. But there Is
nc donger Of the German army leaving
its trenches and marching across the
ocean to Invade the United States.
1T Is equally unlikely that the Amer
lean navy will succeed where the Brit
ish navy had failed. We have the right
to insist upon discussion before an ir-
reparable breach has been made.
Many Americans have not condemn
ed Mr.. Bryan's note because they read
it with the impression of the President s
fine Philadelphia speech fresh in their
minds. A careful analysis will reveal
the wide discrepancy between the Presi-
dents speech and Mr. Bryan's note. The
sober second thought Of the people will
confirm the opinion that in our protest
to Germany we have far exceeded our
rights. Mr.. Bryan has not merely stated
our claims based on the loss of the
Gulflight and the Lusitania. but he has
taken upon himself to deny to Germany
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Operetta to Be Given
For Benefit of Church

"A Rose OF Old Kentucky" an oper-
eta, written by tho Rev. F. J. Hur-
ney, Of tho Sacred Heart parish, with
a cast and chorus numbering more
than 100. VIII be staged by the Sacred
Heart Dramatic Association tomorrow
night In the Arcade Auditorium for the
benefit of the church building fund OF
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
The principal roles will be sung by
Frank Howard and Miss Anna Bres-
nahan. while tho secondary parts will
be taken by DR.. James Halpin. Harry
Schwartz. George Barry. William Madi-
gan. Miss Ruth Hoffman, Miss Mary
Moran, Miss Dorothy Smith. and Miss
Louise RozChon.
Dancing numbers will be given by
pupils of the Dominican Academy OF
the Sacred Heart. The chorus will
contain $50 voices. At the conclusion
of the operetta general dancing will be
enjoyed Refreshments will be served
under the direction OF Mrs. Brooks
Reotz and Mrs. S. d. Bronson.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
H710ther Cur1didutgF For
Dernburg's "Honors"
George Sylvester Viereck Condemns Bryan for
Writing Note to Germany Which President
Wilson in Reality Dictated Without Help.

the only weapon that she can WELD on
the sea.
Explosion of Munitions.
THE official announcement Of the
German admiralty makes II clear that
II was not foreseen that the Lusitania
would sink so quickly. In fact, the
Lusitania would not have sunk so quick
ly but for the explosion OF the muni-
tions of war in her hold.
'If we permit American passengers to
embark on floating arsenals in spite OF
the German warning we have no right
to blame Germany for our criminal neg
ligence.
"There is no question that Germany
Is willing to meet us halfway. She un-
doubtedlv will promise safe conduct
to any American passenger ship bear
ing a certificate from the United States
Government or from the German con-
sui general that she carries no NUM-
tions of war. Germany cannot desist
from her submarine warfare so long as
England keeps up her illegal blockade
and her attempt to starve Germany's
women and children. Germany's In
fraction Of what was once international
law Is merely a retaliatory measure.
"All patriotic Americans, irrespective
of descent, owe their loyalty to their
country. but they do not thereby for
felt the right to free speech. We shall
not permit Mr.. Bryan's blunders and
the hurrahs OF dangerous demaxogues
Of the Roosevelt type to drag our coun-
try into war against our will and our
better Judgment"
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
Builders Enjoy Annual
Outing at the Falls

with a party Of more than $50 the
members of the Builders and Manu-
facturers' Exchange held their annual
outing yesterday on the Virginia shore
at Great Falls.
As guests of honor were a number Of
members of the exchange of Balt-
more. Singing. led by Arthur Pierce
and Byron Blodgett. marked the trip
70 the falls. An amusing feature was
added by making 1t first name"
party, and all hands wore tags bearing
their first names.
A musical program in tho dancing
pavilion and the serving Of dinner
marked the time spent at the falls.
The Washington times., 1915-05-16
"Ad" Clubs Nominate.

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Herbert s.
Houston. the publisher. partner Of Wal
ter Hines Page. United States ambas-
sador to Great Britain. will be New
York's candidate for the presidency Of
the Associated Advertising Clubs of
the world. This international organi-
aation Of 1900 business men will hold
its twelfth convention in Chicago June
20-4. The nomination Of Mr.. Houston
will be made in the convention by for
mer President g. C. Dobbs. Of Atlanta
This was decided at q meeting OF va
rious advertising interests held at the
Aldins Club.