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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
WEDNESDAY

Cattle in this section are faili ng IT flesh rapidly.
 Photographer Fly is still in Bisbre where they claim him as a citizen.
 A very rich strike was made recently in one of our neighboring mines.
 Lou Lyon sold his saloon yesterday to Martin Cosnello and left on the moo, stage with Il fam Iy for Los Ane cles.
 Dr. Monk, of To pcka. brother or F R Monk, of Wilcox, will lead party of explorers through Arizona this sum mer
 Vim. Holiday came over from Will COX today. suffering from broken les. He was kicked by horse. He is locat- ed at the county hospital Judge Reilly returned last night from Tucson, wherc he has been on jury duty.
 A H Emanuel left today for Phoenix.
 4 Mexican stood for half hour last night trying to get into the side door of the post office to get drink.
 Representative Morse in his reply to Mark Smiths speech or the Indian question n the House on Saturday Ia st wound up by calling Our Mark. Young Man Afraid of- Indian Education
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
FRIDAY

Frank Earle was in from Turquoi, today
 The N. NJ. and A road has expert cncod no trouble during the present storm
 A J Waddell of Bisbec. came in on the coach today
 A Wentworth came up from Fair bank last night 10 attend the ball
 ( Hine came in yesterday from thc SwisShelms and a twenty two mule team followed him today with a big car load of oar which will be shipped 10 Pueblo for reduction. The ore is d car bonate and is cxbectcd to run thirty per cent lead and 100 oz. of silver per ton This result is based on careful as says made The vein from which the ore is shipped Is three feet wide and is close to the Larrimore group.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Two Famous Names.

Thomas Atkins" is d newcomer compared with Jack Tar" of the senior service. Jack Tar" as a nickname for a sailor is first recorded in 17S6. but sailors were known as "tars" for more than a hundred years before that. The name already appears in literature in the latter half of the seventeenth cen .ury. Tar" may be short for tar Dau!in." Sailors were called "tarpau 'ins" early in the seventeenth century. Tarpaulin, of course. is canvas rarred 10 make it waterproof. and the sailors hat made of that material. something like a sou'-wester. was called tar paulin However that may be. British sailors have been honest tars," jolly tars" and gallant tars" for 200 years. There is more steel and oil about a modern battleship than tarry rope, rerhaps but probably Jack will remain Jack Tar for another hundred years yet-Manchester Guardian.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Tombstone MLean
 Dies In Phoenix

PHOENIX. Feb g That his body b cremated, the ashes buried as cheap ly as possible, and the remaining part O. seven fifty doll bills be deposited with the chief of police devoted to the poor. were the last wishes of j. C Me Keen. old timer, who died late las, night at the Phoenix hospital.
 About week ago McKeen. whose return here after a sort of an of and or existence in Phoenix and Southern Arizona, created little notice, felt that his age was overriding him. and it was theE that lie left an envelope contain ing the seven fifty dollar bills and his last instructions at the police station addressed to the mayor and chief O. police. In the boom days of Tomb stone, McKeen conducted a general store here
 He was seized with a fainting spell day before yesterday and removed to the Phoenix hospital, where he died last night The letter was read after a phone III ssage had informed the au- thorities of his passing. Disposition of the body will be made later, and in as close conformity to Mir. McKeen' S wishes as possible
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Curccwder in W3rf-re

The employment cf gunpowder to hurl iron and lead balls in the thir- teenth and fourteenth centuries sent all ancient artillery into the trash heap. Some authorities credit the Moors with the first use Of cannon in Europe when they raided Spain in the thirteenth century. Others assert it appeared first at the battle of Crecy, l346. It came into general use about the close of the thirteenth century.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
THURSDAY

On Wednesday night a light wa seen in the late residence of Dr Willis and TWO men were seen inside Frank Ryan was notified and went at once to the house, but no signs of them were to be seen. They had disappeared, taking several snall articles Entrance had been made through the back door which had been broken down
 The rainfall registered 3 inches at the huachuca mountains during the last storm
 Che year ago last Sunday the Walnut Grove disaster occurred. Just one year
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
From Wednesdays Daily.
New Restaurant

Tn this issue of The Prospector ap pears the ad'' of the Palace Kitche which will be open 10 the public OH Thursday morning Proprie;ps Won Him and Sam Lee have purchased the old National restaurant fixtures from Mrs. Grace B. Lawry. and solicit the patronage of the Tombstone public. with "cleanline>s and satisfaction" as their motto
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
To lest SuSsect-

There is a very si.npie means : testing suspected coil., which can |, applied in any circumstances. Take good coin and vigorously rub 1t. nilled edge against that of the sus pect. If th" coin on trial is 'wror an" it wiIl peel of. CT at least sboY lsns of fiaking If the edge beai ae test the coin may safely be acceg
 l. This advice was given by an ol .er O. the criminal in estigation 9artment of England, who declared {. be d certain test.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
GERMANS ADVISED TO SAVE
Commerce Minister Warns People to Be sparins With Their
 Grain.

Paris.-The Amsterdam HandeIs- biad says the Prussian minister of commerce has issued a proclamation which says that although Germany is well provided with grain the people should not waste it
 The enemy" the minister says, "are trying to starve Germany as if it were a fortress. Therefore be sparing of your bread. Remember that the sol diers would De glad to have on the held of battle the bread you waste"
 JuGging rom some of the pews dis. patches. if is becoming quite faghion. able for defeated generals to commit suicide. Well. that saves any unpleas. ant aftermath
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
First English Newspaper.

The first newspaper printed in the English language. with its old English in foreign countries. was a pamphlet issued in 1921 Its title. "Corrant or %evves from Italie. Germanie. France. and ether places,' is as curious as its contents. For many years it had been supposed that no copy of the Corrant was in existence. but recently copy of this interesting document was dis covered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
LOOKING BACKWARD
 TWtNTY-FouR YEARS
MONDAY

Honry Marqusrd has claim Ill ar Turquois, but short distance north. which is turning aut some of the ricl. est rock in that section He will make a shii me Il in few days, The ore is l chloride and very rich in silver
 The new administrator of the San Pedro custom house. ST F GafcIa On tiveroS has arrived at the San PedTo custom house and it is rumored that there will soon be an entirely new set of officials there.
 A gentleman stopped al Benson tie other night and becoming weary and thirsty offered to wager small sum that he could take a billiard ball into his mouth He found a man to bet with and without much trouble sue ccedcd in getting the ball into his mouth hui to get i. out was a different proposition The more he attempted il tie more his jaws seemed 10 close to gcther For three hours he suffered and at last concluded To send to Tue son for assistance which he did and IF nine hours after he had taken the ball in il was taken out. but not until six of bis lower teeth bad been extracted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Historical arrrcc Coalitions.

Six thousand English troops cooper tied in CromweIl's time with the french army under Turenne against 'OnGe Again, in lG72 G,0JG English sere sent to help the French against he Dutch. Among these was Jchr 'hurchill, whose military talents were
 oticed by Turenne. At NavariEo, toe, he British. French and Russian fleets ere joined against the Turks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
In From Dragon

Edward J Kelley of the Middle march Mining Company. was a bus mess visitor in the city yesterda, . He reports the outlook of the Middle march district as very encouraging. and it is expected that within a short time large force of men will be cln ployed there
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Our Center Of Area:

The center of area Of the continentr. United States CexcluGing Alaska, ia raii and other recent accessionsD is northern Kansas. about ten miles 'Drth of place called Smith Center, ounty seat of Smith county. in iati. ude g 55, longitude 9S:50. The cen er of population is 51 miles south and bout 657 miles east of the center Of req
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
6usily Enaaqed.

That boy of mine is mighty re- sourceful," said the proud father.
 He makes a terrible racket" re- piled the man next door
 "Yes. He has the whooping cough. !" But he couldn't cough all the time g No. That's why ! had to give him my automobile horn fo play With
 What has become of the oid-fasn- toned Christian who used to try to beat his brother in a horse trade?
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

later the town of Yuma was almost obs liberated from the face of the earth.
 A H Emanuel returned today from Tucson He had intended to go to Fhoenz but could get no further than the Ancient rHcblo.
 K w. Wood and wife returned to. day from Tucson. Their anticipated visit to Phoenix was cut short by the washouts on the s r. and at Tempe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Born al C. Q. Hospital.

A boy was born Saturday at the Copper Queen hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Davis of Tombstone. MT Davis is one of the poular mining engin cc-s stationed at Tombstone Review
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
D0INGS IN THE
 SUPERIOR COURT

. The case of the State vs. Pablo Con zales and Francisco Torres that has had the attention of the Court for the past two days went to the Jury shortly be fore noon today. and at 2:31 p. III re turned verdict oi not guilty.
 Gonzales and Torres were accused of having killed beef in the vicinity of Bowie, They were defended by Al torncys Kingsbury and GungI The State was aided by W L Barnum, one of the attorneys for inc state sanitary board.
 The Jury selected to try the case were B F. Fisher ! B Anderson Theo Decker NJ ] Mayer R T Maddcrn C.. Ceron W. $ Stodghill w T. Spalding C. s. Bayan ! F. BearyhilI ] Kennedy W. $. Ward
 Antonio Herrera, accused of Forgery from Cochise, and who withdrew the plea of not guilty and pleaded guilty will be sentenced February 25;h.
 The case of the state vs, Gomez, ao- cused of assaulting an officer at Pearct was continued until tomorrow morning at a. m
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
inspiration.

Half the difficulty of fighting ary severe battle or accomplishing any hard task van.shes when mar feels that he has comrades at his side fight. ing in the same cause, or that the eyes of those he loves are upon hiIa and their hearts praying for his vic tory.-C. J. PerTv
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
In County Seat

J. ( Page the Cattleman and Butcn- CT of Wilcox is County Seat visitor to day. He states that Wilcox is steadily improving, and on he completion of the railroad to Dos Cabezas. Wilcox will benefit materially
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Sack Home

A. W Howe. Chief Probation Officer arrived home yesterday morning from Omaha Nebraska. Mir. Howe went to Omaha several weeks ago on business pertaining to the Armstrong case of Bowie
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

Mrs Owen F.. Murphy. wife e. County Recorder Murphy, left vesr,.. day afternoon for Omaha Neb.. whe-. she has been called to the sick bed .f her daughter. Mrs A Standish. who Is very i'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

While the American diplomats may be far from professionals. il may be asserted that they are all remain ing on the job. which speaks well for amateurs
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Welcome Residents

Mrs. Joe Norcross, wife of Manager Norcross. of the Crystal Thcater, and children. arrived in tn, city yesterday rom BiSbec, and will make Tombstone their future home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

The way those Canadians are talk ing about g wheat next year .hay cheer up the farmer all r.sat. b.; it doesn't make the ultimate consumer very Gay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
From Tuesdays Daily.
Announcement.

The management of thePALACE REST. AURANT desire to announce that their place Of bushes will be open ThrSday Febtu4ry 2oth
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

What has become of the olf fash toned hieh-school boy who used to wear his hat or cap on the top of his head instead of hanging on the back Of 1t?
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

An English officer of title hurried over to London from the fighting line to get a new uniform to replace one that had been torn by shrapnei ire 1t would probably pay an enterprisine tailor to set up shop just back of the trenches.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Returned to Wilcox

Attorney John C Gun'l left this morn ing for Willcox. after having spent sry eral days in the county seat on Leg-. matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

The old farmer was level headed He wouldn't accept "a bull pur thAi wasn't big enough for a watchdos and too large for a watch charm"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

Winter may improve conditions on the firing line ice being more endur. able than slush But unfortunately the slush tfat war censors reyel in does not 'reeze up
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

An egg found in a Nikopohs tomb i 800 years old must have been left there by cold storage magnate try ing to dodge the Egyptian income tax
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

It has always seemed that eve-y owner of parrot should teach the bird to quote Emerson, so that it could ioin an intellectual club.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

Anyhow. the man whose cellar is filled with coal and potatoes can view with reasonable content the vail of the calamity howlers
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
TUESDAY

Ex-Sheriff Slaughter iS gathering a bunch Of beef cattle al the Batapito ranch below the line. which will be driv- cn to the nearest point on the Mexican Central road and shipped to the city of Mexico.
 An Iowa court mas just rendered d decision Of far teaching nature. An iu- g,nious youth tied thr, ad to a nick el, dropped the nickel into slot mach ne, got what he wanted. then. wit.- drawing the rickle, repeated the oper- atIon until he had made q clean sweep oi the receptacle's contents He was charged with theft. but the judge held that the defendant had done merely what the inscription on the machine had told him to do dropped nickel in the slot and had kept on doing it Nothin was said about leaving the coin wEerc il was dropped The youth WAS therefore set free.
 The New York tramp who set fire to the Wild barn and subsequently, cap tured by John Hill. was up before Jud- ge Wolcott yesterday and leaves to- morrow for Phoenix in charge Of Pete Hook. wherr he will take up his resi- dence as a guest of the Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

X-raying an elephant in search of diamond ring isn't far removed from the ta k of looking for a needle in a Eaystack.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

Dealers advertising piano players with the human effect" will make nn hit in a block already afflicted with girl patients.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

A Norwegian writer declares thst the tango foreshadowed the present European war. Certainly-an ind 8 erect step.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

., IS easier to clImD ;Ee iaruer a. fame than that ladder that takes one back from the down and out" coun try.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
From Bisbee

Attorney W B. Cleary arrived iu the City yesterday from BiSbee. to attend the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

Parisians have decided to call it "eau de Louvain." instead of cologne. The odor will be just as entrancipg
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
From Wilcox

Attorney John C. Gung and Lyman H. Hays are in the City today having come over from Wilcox on Legal mat
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

It is a mistake to say that luck does not come to the chronic loafer It does, in plenty. and always bad luck
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

An Ohio man is breeding short legged chickens A mistake What is wanted is a shorter necked breed
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
R r MORTGAGE

Rf MORTGAGE E Martin ct ux to Bank of Bis bee land ..---.-,..-.-.-- l50
 AGREEMENT ] Waterman with Combination Fountain Co. iuuntaiH .. 500
 c.,. DEAD N RculcauA ct uA 10 Sulphur Spring Valley Bank. Wilcox j Gleeson et ux to N Reuleaux Wilcox prop ....... .. 100
 WARRANTY DEED J Angle ct ux to Wilcox Lodge lo F A Nj. Willcox prop. N25 . Nj Leverich to G Morgan land. ............... iS0 ..
 BILL OF SALE ( Estep to P Prather. live stock ..................... 3l'0 . J Douglas to Bunker Hill Min Co. ;ailings .....-..... 250OO .. J Williams to K Aculf person al prop. .-..--.... 100 .. SATISFACTION OF MoRTcAGE Jennie Greenhouse to ] ziede w Eidson to Hulda Hatley. --- Minerva Donnell to H Williams --
 PATENT | $ to J Lind. land .........
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE W Cook to Sulphur Spring Valley Bank. team and wagon 75 . C sherman to W Etz & Co. five stock .............-.... 2I6 <, A Wilson to Wincox B X T Go sheep. ......-.....-...... 2sSN 30 E Kelly to Toledo Scale Co scales .....-. ...........--.... l25 -
 RE. MORTGAGE R Gotta ct al to H E,z & Co land --...... -.--.....-..--. 2fl .-
 SATJSp. OPTION np N.npTr.CE H Etz X Co 70 R Cota et al. A Arnin to Erickson X Howe Jewelry Co. ..........-.. - ( Barcley to VI Harrison et ux --- H Reynolds to W Jack ct ux - D Komad 10 Ivankovich et ux
 WARRANTY DEED Bowie Imp Co to C F Boehn Bowie prop. ...-..... .... l25 .. R Soza to K Apodaca. land 600 A Wright ct ux to E Lloyd Douglas prop -.....-.-..... 200 Ariz & Mex Rty Go to l. Lloyd 425 K Soza to K Apodaca. land 600
 DEED W Wheeler 10 Mrs Minnie D Wyatt. land ........... 20nO Warren Go to ] Poland. land 800
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
 "iR iGI BROS, Ppul,.h-rs

Recorder of Record This Day
 BILL or SALE W Mcfarland to ] Rock, live siock .-.,...-... .-....-...-. FOG
 rossEssoRS RIGHT W Mcintyre. land .......
 R E MORTGAGE E Church to Amer Church Bldg. Com Bisbee prop 750 .. Martin ct ux to Bank of Bis Dee, land .-.-..... ....... 15n NJ Cosby ct ux to Roemer lard $500 Ii Bryan to Eleanor Speed Douglas prop. p.............. 550 G Roark ct ux to W Cunning ham. Douglas prop w 500 .. ] Ziede ct ux to ( Slaughter Douglas prop. p.-........... 800
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE A Hsrkey to First Nat Bank of Tombstone. live stock l260 L Taylor to C Dickey. pool table -....-.. ..........--.... 100
 Q. C. DEED J Hunter to lone Hunter. Doug las prop -.-.-.....
 WARRANTY DEED ] Sheridan ct ux to Collins and Bretherton. Bisbee prop - 10 W Tompkins ct ux to H Bryan Douglas prop. ........ ... 350 S Martinez to T Sullivan. Douglas prop. 100 Cosby ct ux to Roemer land ..........-..... 100 S Roemer to NJ Cosby ct ux. land .......-..-...-.. 5OO L Overlook to Margaret Thaner Warren prop ....-......... 2jo .. RCopps to F Silverly. Douglas prop. ...............--. 10 . Johnson ct ux to s Felger Naco prop .......... $50 ] Williams to Mrs C Anthony Bisbee prop ...-....--... POO . R Hoffmyer ct ux to Jennie NJ Hoppe, Bisbee prop. ..-.... 5000 ..
 BILL OF SALE P Kline to W Hunt, live stock 1000 . H Street to W Ryan. horses 100 .
 PossEssoRy RIGHT McCaleb, land. ........-...-. - Bessie Pagan. land -..-...... W Pagan land -.....-.-.. I Watt, land ......... ] Watts, land ............-. ---
 RE. MORTGAGE Z,ede ct ux to C V Slaughter Doaglas prop. ...-...-.-.... ooo ?. ] Duncan ct ux to Mrs L Mon monier, land ......l 1900 Jennie Hoppe to W Womachs ct al, Bisbec prop ........ 600 =.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE T Sullivan 10 s Martinez .. A Wright to W Tompkins. .. C Jones to G Roard- Wilcox B &T Go to Ware. - H Dusan to Frazer -
 WARRANTY DEED Colling ct TX 10 L L Moore Bisbee prop ----.-....'.... iY GBellar ct ux to J A Wilder land. .-.-.--..-...- Zoo Has et ux to Gertrude F. Cbamberlain, San Simon prop - CMott to Gertrude Chamber 
 PATENT
 IT to heirs A BeIner, land - Us to Hansen, la nd. ....-.. Usto P Ludwig. land ...-... IFS so H Chamberlain. land
 cBATTLE MORTGAGE F CofteI to Bisbee Auto Co. automobile ...,> ,-......--.-. loo = F Bocher to U s Hoffman Co. Il pressing machine -.-.....- "a .' Bocber ct ux to L Wittes Douglas prop ---....''-.-' <<i iS c Rouse to Brunswick-Balke- colleuder Co. billiard table. 475 ?.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28

BILL or SALE W Mcfarland to ] Rock, live stock .................... zoo rossEssoRS RIGHT
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Frank Earle was in from Turquois
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-28
Left for Nebraska.

matters.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-03-31
Long View School.

Miss Mary Boyd, our teacher, has
taught our school for two sessions. We
have examinations at the end Of every
month, which l think is very helpful
to us. We are making preparations
for the fair this year.
The trustees are planning to build
new schoolroom for next session.
They have bought some new school
furniture too, but can't use it on ac-
count Of lack Of room. When we get
our new building we intend to raise
flowers in the yard. Hope Miss Gray
Will visit our school again and teach
us some new games.
We have had five new pupils to start
this year but some moved away, so we
now have seventeen, which includes
every child in the community.
We had pretty little Christmas
Etree which was enjoyed by all.
Every girl that is large enough can
make tatting but one, and she is try
ing to learn. We work on it some
times at recess
We sing some morning but the
teacher Is reading the story of Moses
now and she says she wants us to re-
produce it later.
On Friday afternoons we have draw
ing, composition writing or spelling
matches.
There are only two in my class,
am in the seventh grade.
Ethel Reeder
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-03-31
Rock School.

The Rock School is in Hunter town
ship number five. The school site was
given by Mr.. Alex Nickles, about the
year 1884. In 1911, the school was
moved near the late DR.. Philips home,
where 1t now stands. The bui' ng
consists Of one large classroom. a
cioakroom and Il teachers room.
Last year a two-mill tax was levied
for the school, and this year four
mill tax.
Our school opened on September Z,
1914, with Miss Blanche Pnson rs
teacher The school runs about
eight months and has four grades this
session. We observed Cleanup Day.
We had the yards, as we'll as the house
cleaned We haven't any flowers in
our yard, but We had several nice pot
plants until the cold weather came.
Everybody Is getting ready for the
fair at Laurcns.
Lawrence Jones.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-03-31
Onkyillc School,

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1915-03-31
Age l5.
Sandy Springs School.

Our school was formerly situated
near a little spring, around which was
q great quantity OF beautiful white
sand, hence the name, Sandy Spring
was given to the little log school cabin
The rudcly furnished little room,
with the list Of printed rules hanging
cn it's wall, was far from being COM
Portable or having an inviting appear
ance. AS the schoolhouse was not in
the center Of the community, the trus-
tees moved it upon the public road
where 1t now stands.
The school building has been re-
modelled several times, and In the sum
mer Of 1914, new room was added
and two teachers were employed
However, we have only a one teacher
school this term.
Mary Little,
Tenth Grade