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Evening star., 1915-04-05
APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE

"Let us alleviate human suffering and prese
lfe--not help to destroy it."
Evening star., 1915-04-05

the shape small contributions by
have this
of further loss Of life destruction of
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
TUESDAY

James Price who suffered the am putation of his leg at the county hos pital few days since. died this after noon at o'clock. He did not suffer much pain apparently. but died as he had lived. peacefully, and with the consciousness of having lived life of usefulness mankind
 Ed Roberts. while riding on his range few days since. came across COW which had an arrow sticking into her side He lassoed the animal and extracted the arrow. What puzzles the cattlemen out that way is to know who sho; the arrow into the COW
 When Tombstone is joined with bands of steel to the outside world. then she will prosper as she never has before.
 Out of 90 live Arizona quail shipped from Phoenix to Boston last week all arrived safely except one.
 That sterling friend of Cochise county. Dan Ming. is foreman of the Graham county grand jury.
 The shipment of 10000 head of cattle from Benson to California by Bruce ard associates began yesterday
 Some fellow stole three car loads of ore last week while waiting shipme Ut to Socorro near Deming, and shipped 1t to Fl Paso where il was recovered without loss. It was the slickest steal on record.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
FRIDAY

Ii the article on water in the consti. tution had not been incorporated in it, the objectors to statehood would have found some other excuse to oppose it. The dislike of some Arizona editors for water always does crop cut when II comes before them.
 The abandonment of the San Pedro custom house is a blow at this section. the effects of which will be felt seveiely
 The Phoenix Herald refuses to b. whipped into opposing statehood. The people of the Salt River Valley should appreciate such independence.
 Every constitutional delegate. repub- lican and democrat alike. is working for the adopti on of the new constitu- ton, and still we are told that it is a partisan organic act
 Dr. Allison, assistant coroner. after a post rnorte m examination on the re- mains of the negro Geo Smith. who was lynChed a week ago at Omaha. decided that although there were six teen bullet holes in his body and bruises on his head. and the man S back was broken in three places. he was satisfied that Smith died of fright In view of this testimony the county attorney had the preliminary examina- ton of the lyncheIs postponed indef- na:ely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
NEW TOLL LINE BENsoN-1oMBsToNE

District Construction Boss Gainard, O. Fl Paso. Foreman Dance, of Fl Pdso. and Harry Evans. of Tombstone. all officials of the Mountain States Tele- phone and Telegraph Go were in Ben son Monday making preparations for the construction of new toll tine fro m Benson to Tombstone.
 Work of surveying the line was start ed today under the supervision of Sur veyor Rockfellow, of Tombstone, and gang of men will start the construc- ton of the line Monday.
 The new line will be big help to the Benson service. as calls to Tomb stone can be made direct. whereas pre- viously Tombstone calls had to made through the Bisbee office. - Benson Signal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
WEDNESDAY

W. K. Meade will have charge of the properties of the Bostcn mill and reduction Go. in future
 Frank Wolcott killed a deer last Saturday in Ramsey canyon and he had but one cartridge to do it with.
 There are many Congressman in both parties who hail from the eastern state who will oppose the admission of Arizona. They want her soil to use as a dumping ground for played out political friends.
 A purse of SlOO was raised last night by Col Hafford and J. N. McDonough gh to be used in defraying the expenses of the tourney of James Dunning, back to his parents at San Jose. Cal. He has been suffering from a stroke of paralysis for many weeks and is in a helpless condition.
 There should be no luke warm feel ing on election day next December Those who have interests in Arizona and pride in her future should be to the front in fighting trim. determined to roll on a majority for progress that will leave no doubt in the minds Of the administration that we want state hood and want it. bad
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
GOOD SHOWING AT
 MIODLEMARCH MINE

That the Middlemarch ming is show irg better than ever before and that two new and excellent strikes in the property were encountered during the past ten days. which has added mnch to it's value. is the report received here. Recently the company has installed a new process in the concentrating mill at the mine, which is working out well in saving all the values.
 The mill has been closed fer week on account os needed work which is required on the boilers. but it will bs i. action from now on. The ore fer the mil is coming from the sixth level on an incline shaft and ranks as high grade. Altogether seventeen cars of ore and concentrates have been shipped to the Copper Queen shelter at Doug- las.
 According 10 the report, the company is now working on the property about seventy men. and is now starting to extend the working shaft to the 700 level.
 The Middlemarch Metals Company his taken many new claims in the vicin- ity of the Middlemarch. This prop erty is near Cochise Stronghold and was originally located by Dick Cird, who was one of the early pioneers of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
bIPLANE ID DISPLACE
 NAVAJO INDIAN PONY

BipIaues will displace the Navajo pony on the desert between Gallup. New Mexico. and Ganado, Arizona. Roman Hubbell, post trader and gov ernment mail contractor. has his trad ing post stored full of biplane parts, and as soon as a motor and mechanic comes out of the east he will set up his machines and start regular trips across Navajoland.
 Hubbell undertook to have the gov- erument back an airplane mail route but. failing in this. he went to work to establish an independent route, and will make regular trips to Keam's Canyon, Fort Defiance. G anado and St. Michaels. He will do a regular passenger carrying business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
well known in Tombstone years ago.

well known in Tombstone years ago.
 Our home nine has received a chal- lenge from tbe, Tombstone base ball club. Get together boys; don't be afraid of those graveyard ornaments. They are harmless -Stockman.
 Dr. L. H. Goodrich and J Hardy of Phoenix. Dr. Warnekros of Tombstone. and Dr. D. Pen,lsnd of Prescott. have been appointed as a conference com mittee of the Worlds Columbian Den tai meeting to be held in Chicago in 1893
 There is only one undertaken in Phoenix and he buried but one man last month. The friends of the deceas- ed are now ba nkrupt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Contract Progressing

Chairman J. NJ. Sparks of the board of supervisors returned to Ft Huachu- ca after attending the board meeting here yesterday. Mir. Sparks, stated while here that the contract on the buildings at the fort were coming along in good shape and would be completed by the hrst of the year
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24

Douglas prop. ..-..- i'oo .' E L Flomerielt ct ux to Annie E Andrews. Douglas prop. 10 JR Blevins to ] NJ Blevins. pouglaa prop. p...........-. POO Doug Irv Go to Honora Vii. hams. Douglas prop. ..... l60o Warren Go to Geo Jay. Warren prop. ...--.-.....-.. "Co .. ' 5 to H D ( Buford ,.. - T7 $ to (. R PcmbeTton .. --
 PATENT | $ to T O Moore. land . - ' s to C & A Min Co...... -
 BILL OF SALE Jack Ca'on to Lula L Burke. tents and fixtures ...... 1000
 R E. MORTGAGE W B Dickey ct ux to Ethel B Conrad .......-......... 600 F. s Gregg ct ux to A L Farm ley ................. $50
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Catherine Peaker to l. Marion. stock. ......., POO :. O Scow to Nat Cash Reg Go. cash register. r......... 26o ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWENTY-FoUR YEARS MONDAY
MONDAY

Forty thousand dollars was the size of the dist ursment at Bisbee by the Copper Queen Co. last pay day.
 James Price is getting along well and stands the loss oi his limb in remark able manner considering his age
 California has had shaking up by a quake. It is said to have been the worst one since the last. That is a pecularity about ali earthquakes.
 The Journal NJ iner prints an inter view with Bucky O'Neal. who has just come from Chicago. He speaks of Bryan O'Bear who was formerly on the Epitaph staff, as being one of the boldest and wealthiest real estate op- orators in Chicago.
 The sad case of ]. F. Durkee's at tempt at nis life has caused regret among those who have known him for so long in Arizona His most intimate friends in Tombstone, attribute his mental condition to overwork and worry. The reputation which he has made in Arizona IS one of a good citi- zen and a generous unselfish man Everyone who knows him will wish him speedy recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Coal Prices Higher at Mines

Notices received in Tombstone from the Gallup Coal Mines warns the local dealers that prices on coal will be ad- vanced November lst. fifty cents pc, ton. This will make the mine cos, fifty cents higher than the highest winter price for years
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
THURSDAY

Chas. Morrison has purchased the Swain trotter.
 Captain Lebo of the 10th cavalry a; Fort Grant is being tried by court martial.
 Sameul Pearson, aged 62, rancber on the San Pedro. died at the hospital in Tucson last Wednesday. He was
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Returned from Fair

Mrs. Wm. Lutley. returned home Sunday from San Fra ncisco, where she has been for the past two months cn au extended visit with relatives. and incidently visiting the Panama Pacific Exposition. Mrs Lutley's sister Mrs. Stickney returned with her for an extended visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24

J. F. Metcah, associated with the Guggenheim interests in Mexico. spent yesterday in Tombstone on a visi, with his old friend, Judge Walter Thomas. chief deputy assessor. Win Chancy of Bisbee also spent the day here with MT. Thomas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
To Canada

Ed R Flach, the local druggist. left yesterday for Quebec. Canada. where he goes for visit with relatives. On his return he will bring back with him his little daughter Lillian who has been there on a visit for the past several months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Caught Forger

Deputy Sheriff Billy Wilson. oi Globe. this morning started back for Globe with w D. Perry. wanted for forgery, and who was captured near Lewis Springs by Deputy Sheriff Johnny Newell aud Constable Sam Hayhurst Of Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
On Hunting Trip

l.. R. Bailey. postmaster of Bisbee. and Charley Bailey. of the city police force were visitors in Tombst tone today for while enroute to the Huachucas where they go on a several weeks hunt for big game.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Wednesdays Daily.
Paper Man Here

chas. T. Askew. travelling for the Zellerbach PaperCo. of Los Angeles. Calf. was in the city today. in the interests of his firm Mir Askew IS one of the oldest and best known travelling men on the road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Real Estate Deal

Alex McCargo. of the McCargo & Preston Meat Market, has recently purchased the old Cochise Club building. adjoining Kuchenbecker' s store. and will put it into shape for rental.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Visited in NogaIes

Manager Harry Evans. Of the local telephone office, accompanied by his wife and child motored to Nogales Saturday. returning home yesterday
 Mir. and Mrs. Evans visited with MT. and Mrs. Bob Fuller, and report that last Sunday while out bird hunting with her husband Mrs. Fuller met with a painful accident when shotgun was accidently discharged. the charge enter ing one of her feet. While not very serious. the wound was painful and the patient will be confined for some time
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Mondays Daily.
Whole Family Over

Lee. Lou and Lawrence Wooiery, ac- companied by their wives and children and Papa and Mama Woolery. drove over last night from Tombstone by auto and after taking in fhe Baby Dolls" at the Orpheum and having a turkey supper. returned to their home. -Bisbee Review
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Accident to a Child

Chester. the three-year old child of Judge and Mrs A C Lockwood. this morning whiie at play fell and badly sprained one of his knee caps. IL was thought at first the childs leg was broken. but later examination proved
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civilizations Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

Suits Filed
 I2i7. Epsie Frank vs Robt Frank: action for divorce.
 I2tS Judsou Bryant vs John Bry ant: action for divorce 1 I256 Jefferson Thomas vs Bertha Thomas action for divorce.
 I25l. Lille Jones vs Roy Jones; ac ton for divorce. ! Judgment in Suit No : 696 C Bean Dr. J Howard CT; judgment for SIS and sII.S0 costs Suits Filed-No.
 I249. HH Hotchkiss vs Y CarrelIo: :: action to defend property rights. l25l. T L Reid vs Alice May Reid; action for divorce ! l252. A Steinfeld Go vs J C Skin. ner: transcript of judgment. ! 1929. Wm A & Dora Barr Drs, Col Iins & Brethcrton Crs; judgment for i sS25 with int and costs i lOSO. H S Buckley Dr. C NJ Renaud CT; judgment for s377.47. interest and costs. | Probate Proceedings- Basilio Cabrera Dr. Amrero Cal. brera CT decree of divorce ant custody of minor children.
 Est Geo W Thomas; decree estal fishing notice to creditors
 Est Andrew Kent; decree establish ing notice to creditors.
 Est Chas P Fox: F Best appointed Admr.
 Es: Michael Brem; E Dupen ap- pointed Admr.
 Est and guardianship Annabel Davis i: H l. Noble appointed guardian.
 Es, Chas Strong; continued to Oct g. 1915.
 Est W J Lewis; final discharge of A F Schliepe as Admr.
 Est J E Hand; L J Overlook. Jos NJ Muheim and Chas s Souer appointed appraisers; also publication of notice to CT, ditars.
 Est Jos N Reddoch; Oct g. 1915. day Of settlement of account. and hear ing petition to set aside estate. Probate Proceeding
 Est Thos Ler~illa hearing application 10 sell personal property.
 Est Simon F Tate; day set for set tIement Of account and hearing petition Tor final distribution.
 f.st oiiiioH T iatcs udy SSt TOT Settie- ment of account and hearing petition for final discharge of Admr
 Est and guardia nship Gary Clark day set for settlement Jf account and hearing petition for discharge Of Emma Clark as guardian
 Order appointing Rev. Trevor Orton deputy probation officer for Cochise county.
 Est Cornelius Harrington; contiuu d to October g. 1915.
 Est and Gdnship Grace. Josephine, Lillian and Alice Purvis; day set for hearing petition of Lee Perry for letters of guardianship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
On Auto Tour

Mir. and Mrs John w. Walker, of Tombstone. have reached Chicago, on their automobile tour friends here have been informed by letter. They left Tombstone about September 2S, and made many stops en route with friends. Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24

pr. H. H. Hughart and wife motored
 to Douglas yesterday. where the doc
 tor went to take in the Shriners and watch the novices "cross the burning sands"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24

Mrs. A Klaw returned home Satur- day from Douglas, where she has been on a visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. J. Hansen. MT. and Ms. Hansen re turned with her for a brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Repairing Streets

A force of laborers is at work on the streets putting them in shape and clean
 ing of the rocks. The work cn Ere.
 mont streets was completed today and it look like paved boulevard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
kilIinu at Douglas

Word was received at the Sheriff S office yesterday that a man named Messenger had shot and killed another man by the name of Williamson. No further particulrrS were received
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
On Business

County School Superintendent Miss Minnie Lintz spent Saturday and Sun day at Bisbee and Douglas on matters connected with the schools.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
In Court

In the Superior Court today the di- vorce case of Brenham vs. Brenham has occupied the attention of the court the entire day. The question arises over the possession of minor children and alimony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Resting Up

Brakeman Smith of the Tombstone Benson branch, is of for few days on a vacation. during which time he will take to the hills in quest of game ,f the feathered as well as the fur tribe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Douglas

F. $. Douglas, well known business man of Douglas was a visitor in the county sest yesterday and today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Travelling Man

T. B. Grace. well known travelling man for the Jas A. Dick Co was a visitor in Tombstone today interview ing the trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Car of Coal

J. H. McPherson today received a car of coal for his yards and is having it unloaded from the car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Visiting Husband

Mrs. Harry (. Becker is spending several days in the county seat with her husband. II. (. Becker. temporari. ly employed with the Bunker Hii Mines company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
In Bisbee

Secretary J. N. Gaines, of the Cochise County Taxpayers Association, is vis- iting in Bisbee today on matters con- nected with hIs ofhce
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Returned Home

Mrs. Geo McClsne returned home this morning from a brief visit with relatives in Turner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Turner

s x. Gordon. and son F. W Gordon were visitors in the city today from their ranch at Turner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Douglas

Judge A. Y. Wright. of Douglas was visitor in the county seat today on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Visiting Friends

Mrs. Wm. Tevote is visiting in Bis bee for several days. the guest of friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Visited Bisbee

Grant Warner and party motored over to Bisbee Sunday on visit with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From Tuesday's Daily.
Before Board

County Engineer ] (. Ryan was a visitor Tn the county seat yesterday be- fore the board Of supervisors on road matters returning home in the alter noon after the board had adjourned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Prisoners Up

Deputy Sheriff Charles Gross brought up four prisoners from Douglas tod } for the county Jail. The prisoners were Norman Messenger; who killed a man named Williams. at Douglas. Sunday. Jose Hernandez and Tom Hall. time prisoners. and Ramon Par ral for bootlegging
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From GIeeson

c. I. Van Meter, prominent business man of Gleeson, was visitor in the county seat today on business matters. returning home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
To BIsbee

George Gallen spent Sunday in Bis b ee. making the trip in his Velie
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
From 8isbee

Attorney Alexander Murray was among the visitors in Tombstone today on business matters. have come oyer via the Johnson stage line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
START COUNTER PETITION
 TO RETAIN QUARANTINE

TUCSON. Oct. 1S.-In answer to a petition to Governor Hunt, started this week by Santa Cruz county cattle men asking that the quarantine on Mexican cattle be removed, Pima county cattlemen have started a counter petition, requesting that the quarantine be retained. The petition will be presented to the livestock sani- tary board at its next meeting
 It is claimed that New Mexico is allowing the Sonora cattle to come in, and that cattle at NogaIes are being driven along the border to the New Mexico state line and there shipped into the United States. This is said to be one of the grounds for the petition for the removal of the quarantine However. local cattIemen fear that the breaking down of the regulations will mean much loss to themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH rusussEp EVERY SUNDAY.
 GlRAGI BROS, Publishers

instruments Filed With the County Recorder of Record This Day
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE Tom Nuttan 10 Wilcox Bk & IT Co. cattle. e........-.. 20o0 .. Frank Marshall 10 Wilcox B X IT Go. cattle ........... 300 PR Smith to Douglas Overland Co. auto. .................. 5o0 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE McNeal Mercantile Co to H C Viola Slaughter to F Banks ct IN -..-..-.....-.... - W Harris to Gertrude Dossett G Medigovich to ] C Radovich--- VG Medigovich to ] ( Rado- Nich ....--......-. ...--..... F Hedberg to S P Dedrick. -
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Hicks ct conf to Essie D Armstrong. Dnaglas prop l00 . Bisbee- Naco Water Co to JR Clement et uN. Bisbee prop 100 .. E Banks ct ux to A ] Haven.
 RE. MORTGAGE JR Clement et ux to Miners & Merchants Bk. Bisbee prop 600 JIG Radovitch to V C Medigo- vich. BiSbec prop -.-- -.. 45nn
 cHArTEL MORTGAGE s Itule. F Carrazco X NJ Dn- miuguez. Bisbee. pool hall 2090 F T Fisher to Theresa Beratto. JH King e, ux to J F Combs, house ................ 2S7 .. C ( DahIgren to Eva V Medi- vich buildings and furniture, Warren 1000 Q. May Jones to Bank of Lowell. imp on lot. Warren ......I250 .
 
 BILL or SALE I'D Fnlghum & W Speed to E C FuIghum. stock . . Frances Supancich to May Joyner. implements .....-... 10 .. AM Collins to C Pamberton, cattle. ....l5 0 .. R Humphrey to May Joiner. Imp on lot. Warren .-..l250 .
 WARRANTY DIED JB Anderson to R H Hanniger. mining prop. .-.-.-. -.-.. 10 Ben Rice ct ux to ] B Speed. Douglas prop.. ...-... 100 Louisa King ct conj to E Trsn- ham. Warren prop . 3250 .. Warren Go to Mrs Louisa King. Warren prop -.i14D ..
 RE MORTGAGE JR McDsniel ct ux to W H Henry. Douglas prop ... 100 .. Eletheare Trenham 10 Miners & Merch Blk of Bishee, War Ten cfop i-Jp Eletheare Trenham to Louisa & WA King. Warren prop. .20O0 .. Trustees of Presby of Sou Ariz 10 Church Free Ed. Douglas prop 'u CR Pemberton ct ux toJ Southerlapd. land ..... 500
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE EFT Nance to J Gerdes, cattle 800 yLockner to Scheerer- Gillett Co 132
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE State MutI l. Assn to H Prud- bOmmr ct ux x.-..- - SW Downs to C Saunders. -
 MINING DEED HE Cooper to W Ryan ..- 100 C T Winwoud et ux 10 Bisbee Cop Min & Dev Go .. l
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
On Business

J. A. Davis, the tailor. spent Sunday
 in Bisbee on a business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Returned Home

only a spfain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
To Douglas

months
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-24
Visited Old Friend

rental.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
niHTHS ANn DEATHS.

births AEosttano and Nsnzitata Ar
rlFo ft6 William girl; Ben and Rosa
Rafatts, 2iO8 Pierce. GIN Franoisco and
Guis.seppina Caccomo, 1225h south SIX
teenfb. girl; John and Florence boaIni
iais North Tmrty-third. girl; Joe and
Area Fenrezes. a2i NOrth Sixteenth, boy
TmIi and Mary Hanth, 2oeo Spring, BOY,
Riezio ana Guiseppa Mandolfo, 1871 south
-rWeifth. efrl; A. o. and Alto Stevens
a2I North Eighteenth, boy. a.,
f,..tbs. sarah E Boduet ~, ~
south Fifteenth; Alice Anderson brouse'
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Ia aNs North Nineteenth Minnie WishaT''
81 an south Nineteentn avenue
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-24
HELP wANTEn-MALE


Factory and Trades.
wANTED-Two Al first-class sheet
metal workers: must be able TO lay out
their own patterns N necessary; also
must be hustlers: boozers. don't apply.
work. II you can mi this bill will be
glad 70 hear from you. Address Y 6i9. Bee.