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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
WHEN HER BACK ACHES
4 y, r'sr Finds Al Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away

Tomb 'o"e women know how the
aches and ...ns that often come when
the Elue- E-il max. NE q burden.
EacfacHe. hip pains. heada ches. dizzy
spells. treSsing urinary troubles
ar, frequent indications Of weak Kid
n.ys and should be checked in time
Do"r'- Kidney Pills are tor the KID
n-yS "n.y They attack kidney dis
.asv hr rkin- o., t.s garae.
Can Tn' her0n" sufferers desire
>tr Ger proof thar th.s ri bee WON
an vord2
Nr- 7 z Nayre. p o RGv 1898.
p boo N-iZ.. saws. M back both.
or.i ire and l had pains across my
TONS found = hn-d 70 do nv house
work often had headaches ard
Ci7zv spells end : knew that those
pa rs and annovances wrr" caused
n H'so-E"-od '#Gr-vs. Dams KID
nay P;l quickly cured me-"
Prioc -0c ~ al dealers Don't
simply ask FOR I,idDev enedv-set
1-~rs kidney Pi!ls-the same that
r, -'1 w Na-ro F0eter-Nnb RI
20. Props Rrr-.0. y Y
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
In Masonic Circles

A great deal 81 activity will undoubt-
be noticed in the four Masonic bodies
for 1916. The purchase of their new
home has given the various bodies an
incentive. Among the confer plated
changes and improvements in those
circles are. renovations in the building.
new walks of concrete. new theatre
front, a club room and many other
needed changes. The knight Templars
met last night. and conferred the oder
Of the Red Cross on candidate and
next Tuesday will confer the Knight
Templar degree on a class. Tonight
the Eastern Star will meet to install
the new offlcers for 1916. 4 list of
the elected and appointed officers will
be printed in the Prospector tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
LOWER PASSENGER
RATES SUSTAINED

PHOENIX. Dec. 20. - Passenger
rates from Oklahoma City and other
eastern points are not to be raised
They may be reduced even lower tina II
they are at the present time.
Notice was received by tine State
Corporation Commission today that
!he Interstate Commerce Commission
has upheld its applica ;ion for a suspen-
sion nf the order calling for higher pas
singer rates from the east to Phoenix
According to the I. c. c. opinion
Arizona is justified to even lower fares.
81 it is very probable that the corpora.
ton commission will formally attack
the present rate shortly.
The railroads asked that the fare
from Kansas City to Phoenix be fixed
at si7 50 instead of S43 IS as at pres
eut. II the commissioners complaint
to be filed shortly is sustained the new
rate will be s37 50.
The present fare from Chicago TO
! Phoenix is 5000. and the new. pro-
yiding the commissions con- plant is
successful. viii be SIS IS
Under the opinion received today
there will be no advance in passenger
fares to Arizona or New Mexico points.
The rates under the proposed advance
were to have gone into effect last
March. the Arizona commissions at
tack preventing il.
The I. &C opinion intimates that
Arizona is entitled ID a net through
rate from the east of something less
than three cents a mile
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
INJUNCTION AGAINST
MINING FEDERATlONS

CLIFTON, Dec gO.-After having
had their wJrkmen out OF the Morenci
di trict. wnere they had gone for the
purpose of performing assessment work
on 30 claims they own. and after hav-
ing been warned by the sheriff OF the
county that he feared violence If they
mpted TO perform the ass ssment
work. the Detroit Copper Mining Com
pany late Saturday aftern ION filed in
federal court with Judge Sawtelle. a
bill Of complaint praying for an iujunc-
ton restraining the Western Federation
of Miners locals at Clifton. Morenci
and Metcalf from interfering with their
representatives in the performance Of
their work referred 10 Following the
fling Of the complaint an order TO show
cause was issued by the court, return
able Friday. December "a
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26

F y. Wolcott. local agent for tn"
Overland automobile today received 4
carload Il Model So machines. for the
local tTade.. This is the first carload Of
automobiles to be received in Tomb
stone. which goes to show that the
auto business is on the boom in Tomb
stone. The model 81 Overland con
tainS the famous W'Ilvs- knight engine,
and NJ WolCutt expects to place the
entire lot N the O.d Camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From fearce

c ". Hicks. president and general
manager OF the Commonwealth Extern
sion Mine at Pearce, is in town for the
holidays Mr. Hicks confirms the re-
port that a new vein has been encount-
cred in the Rainbow shaft that gives
evidence Of developing an entirely new
body of ore The strike is about six
feet wide and carries some high grade
ore in the center This body ruUs
directly towards the hill and its geolog-
iCal formation is that OF the god ores
that have been found at different times
in the old Commonwealth. Several
people have ben 1" the property and
pronou nee il the best indication that
the Extension has arrived" that they
have seen about the property up to
the present time John Pearce. who
originally discovered the properties. Is
highly rlated over the situation the
Extension now occupies. and says that
t now expects the ore body. they
have all been waiting for. developed
with the sinking to water level and the
cross cutting done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
APPROVAL OF
MINERAL SURVEY

PHOENIX. Dec. 21.-The surveyor
general has approved Mineral Survey
No. 32l3 A & b. Tip Top. Horse Shoe.
Eureka. Quan,reIl. Elephant Head.
Stonewall Grand Prize. Quantero.
Homestake. Look Out lodes. and Ele-
phant Head Mill Site. These claims
are situated in the Tyndali mining
district. Santa Cruz county, Arizona.
and are owned by c. h. ID. Howell
The surveyor general has also approved
Mineral Survey No. 300, Bouquet No.
|. Bouquet No. 2. Bouquet No. 3, Bou-
quet No. and Bouquet No. lode
mining claims. situated in the Verde
mining district, Yavapai county. Ari.
IONA. and owned by l.. GGdette and T.
F. Shea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
lOOkING BACKWARD
TWENTY-FOuR YEARS
MONDAY

The PhoeuiN Heraid says the Gazette
IS about to change hands again.
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Ga, E-,,.;s.o ,ro,. =. iii md ~.
ho,;aa,. nth b..o, ,,bo ,,dor,
c, nIa,l,.,,s Nm =, San >t,,so
n,,.,,,.or a.. ,,;.- -
NJ. p,.i,, ,,a r.,i,,,, b,,..
lots osiun in store for next Saturday
night at the mink. There will be free
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
To Los Angeles

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy c. Welch
accompanied by his wife ana little
child. leave tomorrow morning for Los
Angeles. where they will spend the
Christmas HOLIDAYS with relatives Mr..
WEIGH will return about the 3rd of next
month. while Mrs WEIGH and child will
remain for several months visit.
During Chief Deputy WelCh'> absence
Deputies Harry Rafferty, will have
charge OF the Office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
FRIDAY

Prospecting below water in the
Lucky Cuss is being carried on Al pre-
sent with out startling results The
water Is not troubles ONE and until it
becomes SO. work will 90 ahead
Mrs Mark Smith has been very i'll
since her arrival in Wlshingt N.
Chas Granville Johnston had a man
before him this morning charged with
robbing Young. the lime ki'h man.
The accused pleaded guilty to the
theft. and the money. nine. dollars was
found upon his person. OF which he
had rcl-ivtd Nj Young The latter
was Congrltu.ating himself upon his
prospect # getting his money back.
IN; uttered an imprecation upon the
head Of the venerable Justice when he
sentenced the accused to pay the 50
into his court to defray costs and dis
charged MN from custody
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26

Spend Christmas Home

lanes Smith arrived in Tombstone
Yesterday from Jerome. where he has
been located for the past FIVE years,
and will spend the Christmas holidays
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. A
Smith aud family. jim has many
friends in the Old Camp who are al
WAYS pleased 20 greet him
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Boosting Gleeson Dance

Word has been sent in from Gleeson
to Tombstone dance lovers. of big
little mining camp on Thursday. the
23rd.. to which all have been invited.
With Constable Gibson and Doc
IAN that it will be a success and many
are planning on attending.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
THURSDAY

Mrs. S.. Louis and daughter Gussie.
are up from the San Pablo mine in
Sonora and will spend the holidays in
Tombstone.
The skating rink was crowded Satur-
The creased pig was won by Bat Ho!.
land and the one mile race was won by
Chss. Blackburn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Attend Funeral

Among the many friends who came
m,sT frog. p:sbee yesterday to attend
the funeral Of Jas. Dalgleish were
David Daigleish, brother OF the dc.
ceased, Mir. and Mrs. | W. Wallace,
Vim. Trelcase. VIM. Deckera". and
Mr. and Mrs BasSetl Watkins
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Will Spend Christmas at Home

Miss Mertie Hauser. sister of Mrs
Earl Y. Sands. left today for her home
at Turner. where She will spend the
Christmas holidays ";;h he: parents
ard family
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Ranch

Cecil Costello end Joe Kline came in
'oday from the Costello ranch at Syca =
more Springs. Cecil will leave tomor
row for Los Angeles. where he goes to
speu nd Christmas with his mother and
family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Boosting Gieeson Dance

Or Stroud and Bert Lyons. of Glle-
son. were visitors in the city last night
and while here were boosting strong
Tor the big dance and " feed &" TO be
aiven at Gleeson tomorrow night. with
the Tenth Cavalry orchestra furnishing
the music. Several local pa tiles are
planning to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Ranch

Supervisor John Rock returned home
today from a several days visit to his
ranch in tine Barbaeomari
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Visitors from Benson

c L Rucker and P 6 Madigau, Of
Benson. are soiourning in the county
seat This week, drawn hither by the de
mand OF jury service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Shortest Day

To-day is the 2ls'. OF December. the
shortest day in the year. From now on
he days will he few minutes longer
each day until in summer darkness
does not fall until around : o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Fairbank

Among the visitors in the city today
from Fairbank were General Manager
Henry Street. OF the Boquillas Land &
Cattle Co, aud Mayor Arthur Heney
They came up in Mr. Streets new
Studrbaker touring car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
Free Sunday School Entertainment

The Sunday school children OF the
Congregational church will have their
Christmas exercises al the church
Thursday evening, Dec. 23rd. ExCr-
cises beg in promptly at seven o'clock
Santa Claus has promised to be there
Everybody welcome
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
FOR RENT OR SALE

The KiTlew fruit ranch one mile west
of Tombstone. Terms reasonable.
Come and see or write for particulars.
ROBT. II. AXTELL,
Tombstone, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
To Spend Christmas

Miss May Thiel. of the Office of the
board of supervisors. leaves tomorrow
for Miami. where she will join her sis.
ter, Miss Alice Thiel who is teaching
in the public schools there. and toge Their
they will go TO Tempe. TO spend Christ
mas with their mother. Mrs. George
Thiel. Miss Thiel expects to be absent
until the first Of he year
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Wednesdays Daily.
Sentenced

Yesterday in the Superior Court
Judge Lockwood sentenced Juan Gan
dera and Lucero Duran each to forty
days at hard labor and s25 for boot
Logging. J. Gallego. another bootleg
ger received fine of s25 and seventy
five days
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
III at Home

Mrs Douglas Gray is confined to
her bed with a bad case of grippe, but
today is reported as slightly improved
TO the satisfaction Of her many friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Fairbank

Mayor Arthur Hensy was in town
today from Fairbank where he reports
everything is quiet on the san Pc dro.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
NEW CASES FILED
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Civilizations Brought and on File
With Clerk OF Court


suits Filed-No.--
1895 Walter Finley vs. " II Fisher
4 X II Coughlan: action for damages
m sum OF 5000 %.
1907 Templ,,ou VIII Drilling Co
vsTI ZONES. a,neal from p CONT.
1895 Temn,etou VII Drilling Co
rs Laius B sanchez: appeal from Up
court.
1899 Bessie Ash " Robert l. ee Ash /,
action To- divorce.
Probate Proceedings
Esrsre Of
Benz Cook; rider OF publication Of
no,.ce to creditors also order appoiat
ny Guv { WEIGH. f A Hughes and
N,;ob,.,. n. d a,,. of be,,;,g ,reo
directing notice TO be given.
Tbos u,b.-s,,cL decree Of se,,r.-
,,,. ~ ,,,,,,. a,a a;s,-,h,.,;,, or
..
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-, >,
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-.
CT FIovd continued 70 Dec1s
w Bot.r. c,,,,uued - Dec Is
:, C -
missing Frances + CUMMINGS iron, her
trust
Geo W Thomas; decree OF disrnbu-
ton OF residue of estate to Hattie Z
Thomas, widow: also decree OF settle
ment OF a. count, and discharge OF J F
hogan Aomr
Patrick CBrien; hnal discharge o!
BANK OF nisoee as "dm''
Pascual G Perbufo: order of dis
charge OF John Carretto as Admir-.
r ( Mccarthy: order confirming
sale Of interest in mining property
Michael NcFaddeD. order pubIica.
carton notice TO creditors
A,g;rs H.irs order Confirming sale of
Bisb., nroper,y
Michael Br.rn. decree establishing
notice 10 creditors
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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
To Phoenix

Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Davis were in
from the Huachucas today and left
abont noon for Phoenix where hey will
remain short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26

From Wilcox

7. c Fulghum. of Wilcox. is among
the visitors in the county seat today on
b isiness before the court
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Wilcox

Attorney LYMAN Hayes motored in
from Wilcox today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
From Gle eson

ThoS Lannun. OF Gleeson. was among
the visitors in the county seat today on
bnsint - matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-12-26
RECORDS OF
C0CHlSE COUNTY



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Titus. land $50
rYrrs, .o.-,
Ell Robinson to uousl.s Mn
sc Go, piano ...--..-... $50 O..
PATENT
USt.HA Hun, ...........
wAFKAsrY orEp
+ K PiriIc CO TO Montezun,a
Sopre' Co. Douglas prop. &C.. 10 a..
G ( Nildman ct uN to H F
Rector Bishee prop - ID. 400
} No''tn>"n TO Emily Morten-
'iAs> 10 NuouA NssS
'h'"
Pro, MN = 4 49, 30 ~
MADDEN. Douglas prop 10 ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
v. I. RAWLINS Is
BACK With news
Of HESNIMMERs

w. T. Rawlins. president of the Hui
NaIu, was returning passenger In
the liner Korea yesterday evening
3 While in San Francisco Rawlins had
several conferences with coast swim
ming officials, both as TO the Carnival
meet here this month, and regarding
the p. p. /. +. meeting later in the
year, when big delegation from Ha-
waii Is expected to make the trip north
to compete.
Miss Frances Cowells. the latest
sensation among the girl swimmers on
the coast, is q very speedy perform
err said Rawlins. From what hear
she may be expected TO do some fast
work here. Miss Becker is also swim
ming in fine form now. from all ac-
counts. Cliff Cowells is considered top
notch as a diver. and his exhibitions
here viii certainly be sensational.
Miss Becker Is due to arrive here
Monday morning. She will be met at
the dock by members OF the Hui Au
Kai, and escorted to the Seaside Ho-
tel, where she and her mother will re.
main. Miss Becker will do her train.
ing at Waikiki.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
SAMOAN DANCES
GIVEN At THE
BIJ0U TONIGHT

Hcnoiulans win be given a genuine
treat tonight at the Bijou theater
when they win be given opportunity
to see the troupe Of 2S native Samoans
en- route TO the San Francisco expo
sition perform their strange dances
and hear them sing their weird songs.
Through the activity OF the Biiou
management in securing this novel
performance for tonight HonoluIans
will be given the Samoan treat before
the worlds fair visitors. The large
party Of native South Sea islanders
arrived yesterday on the Niagara and
will remain here until the sailing OF
the Matsonia. Included In the party
are several royal chiefs and chiefesses
OF their tribes. They were recruited
in American Samoa by Harold X.
Knox, who has the Samoan conces-
SIGN at the San Francisco fair and
who Is under heavy bond by the Unit
ed States government to insure the
safe return Of the entire party to their
native homes. Because of the isola-
ton Of American Samoa the islands
are rarely visited by travellers and the
entertainment at the Bijou tonight
will be an innovation. In giving their
dances and songs the natives win ap.
pear in their native costumes, consist
ing mainly Of tapa skirt and stringA
of beads. The Sameans win be an
added attraction to the regular vaude-
vile and moving picture bill
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
MAYOR ASKED TO GREET
BIG EXCURSION PARTY

Mayor John c. Lane viii be asked
by the Promotion Committee personal
" to meet the steamer Great North
ern, scheduled to arrive In Honolulu,
February IL. with about 400 tourists.
This decision was made at q meeting
Of the committee yesterday.
Resident Fair Commissioner H. p
Wood in a letter to the committee
says that interest in the excursion is
rapidly growing In San Francisco. Mr.
Wood has forwarded large quantity
of literature to the East which viii
be placed aboard the Great Northern
for the convenience Of those who win
<isit the islands.
The Promotion Committee has TAX
en- q hand at boosting Hawaii's exhi-
Dit at the exposition. Toward this end
the business houses win be urged to
have printed on their stationery and
letter heads some sentiment appropfi-
ate to the occasion Visit the Hawaii
Building at the Exposition, s. F." has
been suggested.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06

With 10 clever and pretty girls in
the chorus, patrons of the Bijou the
alter are promised dancing and sing
ing treat when the Alphin Musical
Comedy company opens anz indefinite
engagement at the Biiou next We'd
nesday night. The chorus wardrobe
is said to be the most elaborate which
has ever been brought to Honolulu by
a musical company and Director
Hughes sends word that he has a
trunkful of the latest mainland popu-
lar song hits. Several novelties will
also be given at every performance.
The principals number eight and
include Ethel Davis. leading woman;
Jules Msndel. comedian: Bessie Hill.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06

Hearing has been continued until
next Saturday m6fning al 10 O'Clock IN
the federal court on the petitions 81
the following persons for writs Of
habeas corpus: Koichi Ishii. KIM "a.
mamoto. Chiye Kafikami. Natsu Isilii.
Sui Joy, Wong Ynen and Ching Lum.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06

Honolulu's Boy Scouts will leave for
Kaneoha Hale. windward Oahu, at 2: 80.
O'Clock next Friday afternoon on their
annual encampment They will be in
camp two days. returning to Honolulu
the following Sunday afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
This EVENINGS
CONCERT ON
YOUNG ROOF

The public is invited to concert
to be given by Professor Carl Miltner's
orchestra on the roof garden OF the
Alexander Young hotel this (Sat-
urdayl evening from $3.50 to II o'clock.
ADV.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06

soubrette; George Ford, leading man
and clever dancer: Grover Schepp,
character man, and others.
The % members of the Company
will arrive On the steamer Sierra
Monday and VIII open the following
"Wednesday night in THE Candy
Ship s.s5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-06
st. Valentine Day
February Ath

The largest display Of Valentines in
town. Call in and look over our as
sortment Wall. Nichols Co. Ltd.
leaders in all holiday attractions
Adv.
The Washington times., 1915-09-18
CANOE|STS ENTERED
IN LAST REGATTAS
Events Today and Tomorrow
Will Wind Up Water Season
on Potomac.

Washington vanoeiets will hrve their
last chance at races today and tomor-
row. The washinxt>n Canoe Club Is
staging lis final regatta today just
r!-rvs N" Nar."huct R-ids" whi''
Montgomery Sycamore Island Club will
entertain tomorrow with . regatta on
Broadwater.
Fifteen camps VII be represented in
The races tomorrow. while a good crowd
OF padalers are expected to turn out for
tho closed races today. On September
% a comedy regatta will be held of
Sycamore Island bv the campers. at
which time a consolation race will be
held. open TO all tho paddlers not win
ming prize in the regatta scheduled
TOR tomorrow.
The Washingt Canoe Clubs regatta
will be held at 5 o'clock in front Of the
club house above Aqueduct Bridge. The
events are open only to members Of the
club.
The committee having the matter in
charge has arrange1 the following
events: Novice sinoles and doubles.
cfampi inship SINGLES and doubles. club
fours. and fitting contest.
William 4. Rogers commodore Of the
club will be re:eree. and D. A.. De
Lhshmutt starter. r. Arthur smith e
F: Finch. and w g. Hall will be Judges
OF the events. and James Wheeler an
nouncer.
The Washington times., 1915-09-18
ANAL0STAN CREWS
VISIT ARIEL CLUB
Coach Hecox Will Start His
Youngsters in Three Races
at Baltimore.

The Analostan crews. an eight-oared
crew. a zig and four are in Baltimore
today with Coach Clarence H ,cox taxi
ing part IN the regatta he'd by the Arte!
Boat Club. at Ferry Bar
The events which include crew races.
swimming events and a fete will start
at 1 o'clock.
The program will consist Of All inter-
club regatta between the Ariels ana the
Analostans. Of Washington canoe races.
diving and swimming contests. The
revenue cutter Apache will patrol the
course. The program:
EiEht-oared shell race - Analostan
Boat Clug VS.. Aerial Rowing Club
Plain double canoe race-Maryland
Swimming Club. 1roquois Canoe Club.
Maryland Canoe Club. Ariel Rowing
Club and Arundel Boat Club.
Four-oared sig race-Ariel Rowing
Club vs. Analostan Boat Club.
Hurry-scurry canoe -race-Edward l..
G. Wright. Paul AMMAN. Richard Mar
tin. Paul Hughes and Harry Oehrtl.
Novelty swimming race.
Four-oared shell race-Ana.cstan Eost
Club VS.. Ariel Rowing Cluo.
Diving and swimming contest.
Duck race.
After the regatta q luncheon will be
served. and from then o. until midnight
there will be music. dancing and car
nival.