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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-30
From Monday's Daily.
MARRIED SATURDAY.

day by Judge w. A. Fowler. Mir. Snow has been a resident of this city for the past year, while his bride recently came here from San Diego. They will make their home in Tombstone. BOARD FANTASIES VOTE.
 Messrs John Rock and Vance John son. of the board of supervisors, were in session today at the supervisors office for the purpose of canvassing the vote of the school bond election held in Bisbee last month. BACK FROM PiRTLEvILLE.
 Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty re turned home yesterday from Pirtle vile, where he has been stationed for the past month. Harry says Douglas is alive with soldiers and things are humming in the smelter city. RETURNED FROM RANCH
 Supervisor John Rock returned from his ranch last night after spending the day.
 VISITED RELATIVES.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. s. Benson went tC Benson yesterday spending the day with Mrs Benson's mother, Mrs. Crib ble.
 ? FROM BENSON.
 Harold Gribble came up today from Benson and will remain on few days visit.
 RETURNED FROM COAST.
 Mrs. G. W. Swain and daughter. Miss Alice, returned home yesterday from Los Angeles and other coast points where they have been on 5isit with relatives the past month FROM GLEASON.
 Mrs Mart Effinger and sister. Miss Clifford, were visitors in Tombstone With friends from their home in Glee son.
 VISITING FRIENDS.
 Mrs. J. U. Nanney returned home Saturday after spending a day in tombstone the guest of Miss Claire o Donnell. of the recorders office. FROM sIssEe.
 Theodore Hoy. one of the owners of the Bisbee Ore, and Bert Fletcher, Ore circulation manager. were visi- tors in Tombstone yesterday. spend. ing the day with friends. MISSING YOUTH.
 The sherihf's office is anxious to ocate a young man named Adelbert Garrett, who was last heard of in the icinity of Naco. He was reported at shipping cattle in carload lots from Iaco to California points. There is 10 charge against him, the officers merely desiring to help his relative: get in touch with him.
 NEW RESTAURANT
 Tombstone will have a new restaur ant and lunch counter to be opened within the next ew days in connection with the Tombstone Ice Cream Parlor TLe Tombstone Cafe will be the name and F. Wager and R. Radcliffe will be the proprietors They intend to con Guct a first-class cafe and lunch coun- ter.
 FROM GLEASON. G. I. Van Meter. the well known property owner of Gleeson, was a visit or in Tombstone today on matters re- quiring his attention at the court He returned home this afternoon. eissEE's FIRE IN- 1 SURANCE LOWER
 BISBEE, July 23.-Largely through the efforts of Fire Chief Barney Nor ton, the insurance rates of Bisbee have been reduced materially, follow ing a busness district reduction made
 ast winter The new residential base
 ate is 1.12.
 MALDoNAoo MURDER
 TRIAL BEGINS TODAY.
 The case of the State vs. LeandrC Maldonado. charged with the murdt,
 Jf Special Officer Walter Brooks, a Bisbee last year, was called to triai
 his morning and the selection of the jury has been on most of the day.
 The jury was secured about three o'clock and the introduction of evi dence begun by the state It is expec ted the case will occupy at least two
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-30
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

I hereby announce myself as . can didate for the office of County Treas urer, subject to the will of the voters at the Democratic primaries. Septem- Der l2th.
 HARRY s. ROSS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-30
MAlDONAOO MURDER TRIAL BEGINS TODAY.

The case of the State vs. LeandrC Maldonado. charged with the murdt, ,f Special Officer Walter Brooks, Bisbee last year, was called to triai his morning and the selection of the jury has been on most of the day.
 The jury was secured about three o'clock and the introduction of evi- dence begun by the state. It is expec- ted the case will occupy at least two days as there are a number of wit nessses to be heard, among them Francisco Ramirez, who was found guilty of the killing of Brooks togeth- CT with Maldonado. Maldonado es- capped from the United States and was brougha back from Mexico by Sheriff Wheeler. He was to be tried last week but the case had to go over until this week on account of a faulty in. formation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-30
RETURNED FROM COAST.

Mrs. G. w. Swain and daughter. Miss Alice, returned home yesterday from Los Angeles and other coast points where they have been on a Tisit with relatives the past month. FROM GLEASON.
 Mrs. Mart Effinger and sister. Miss Clifford, were visitors in Tombstone with friends from their home in Glee. son.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-07-30
FROM GLEASON.
VISITING FRIENDS.

Mrs. J. U. Nanney returned home Saturday after spending a day in tombstone the guest of Miss Claire o Donnell. of the recorders office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Seeks to Recover
Diamond Ring
administrator Sues for Jcluclry
Sent Miss Blankcnship as
Christmas Gift.

l.. j. Gaihcs's administrator ycstcr-
day brought suit in the City Circuit
Court TO recover Il diamond ring.
valued at $3.50 in The possession of
Annie {. 5lankcnship Papers were
served on the defendant last night
by sheriff Mercer and bond was given
to retain possession OF the ring until
the matter IL decided by the court
Gaines. II is alleged. purchased the
ring from Il local jcwelcr Just "a shor,
time before his death several years
ago IL" IL understood 10 hay" in &.
formed the defendant thut he had rur-
chased the ring for her az "a Christmas
ciit. II WAS delivered and CHARGED Ia
his account at III" jewelers. Giainos's
death "nsusd IN few days. Ills cs-
tat" WAS then sued Ivy the jcwcler for
III" pro" of Tia. ring. and judeu.u,
was rendered. Now the estate Is seek
ing To recover the ring.
SUIT Tor $50. alleged to be dtfc on
Il not, was also rIcd in the same
court by GahcSs administrator auains,
q. r. Blankcnshiu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
ASHLAND COMMUTERS
ARE OPPOSED TO CHANGE
CT! .J"ins 1iniirond in Asking PERMITS
zion 10 Itrducc Traffic over
BeINidcrc Street.

VA" state Corporation Commits ION
yesterday heard arrumcn, for and
against tho petition or tho Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
COMPANY. asking permission to stop
thr"" of it's local trains at i:lha. i'm
stead "f bringing mem down to tn.
Byrd street station. which is tho pres
cut practice.
Commuters from Ashland ana inter
mediate points. represented nv A.
'orncy 6 y Jones objected To tn.
plan. chiefly because it would reuuir.
them to pay AN extra scent street
car fare 10 get TO the downtown dis
irict from Elha. To this objection
the railroad company replied that 90
per cent o: I'll" local passenger traf-
fc is handled to F:lha already. and tina;
Ashland commuters who desired trans
rortation To Byrd Street could tax. tho
daily through trains operated to tina;
station.
PRESIDENT William II. White. OF the
railroad company. called attention to
Tho rity's repeated complaints agains,
tn" operation OF trains over Eclvidrr,.
street ana pointed out THAI the plan
PROPOSED would r.duc" tho movement
over the connection railway SIX trains
day. " zen tn. ncw West End sta
ton is completed. he said, all trains
would b" taken from tho connection
track
Alderman ordway Fuller and CITY
Attorney Pollard appeared in support
az the petition. II would result, they
said IN reducing tn. train movement
over H"lviderc Street and bring about
dcsirahi" reduction in traffic conges-
ton caused by tn" blocking Of IN"
east and west thoroushfarcs by pass
in-, trains.
'rh" commission took III" petition
under amusement decision in tn"
matter is expected In the next few
days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
SCHOOL DENTIST TREATS
TEETH OF 1873 CHILDREN
br. hn>se! Makes Report On Norr
Turing November tn Medical d.
rector of Public Schout.

III William Broaddus MASSEY don.
list tor the Richmond city schools rc
ported yesterday to DR.. w. Thomas
thheit, medical director Of the schools
that in the month Of November he had
treated til" teeth OF SO children. Tho
total number Of visits made bv Tia,
school children Was 200. an average
"t more than nine a day.
November was the second month
since The beginning Of tho free dental
clinic ia the Richmond city schools
Nurses inspect the children and send
those whose teeth are defective to the.
school dentist for treatment. In most
cases Tho children treated by DR. Mas
Soy would otherwise have gone with
out attention. The estimated value OF
the work done was $3.50.
Although the school board has not
provided free dental treatment for any
except white children. the mothers
clubs of the colorcd schools have sup
Piled the deficiency. The mothers have
employed colored dentists in different
parts OF the city who give free treat
ment To NEEDY children Of that race
Nurses make inspections in all schools
Of the city, both white and colorcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Can't Insist on
Fee for Service
Attorney-Gcncral Rules County
CLERKS Must Dcliocr Hunt
ing License for 81.

Complaints filed with Fish and Game
commissioner Parsons that certain
county clerks are insisting upon Il "a
cent fee for issuing county hunting
hccnScs brought Il ruling from Attor-
hrN -ieh"ral Pollard yesterday in
which he holds that the law requires
court clerks TO deliver the county
of 81
The fee had been demanded hy the
clerks under the general law which
authorizes them to collect -: cents
Tor any service for which IA fec is not
SDrclhcd. Since the new game law
makes no mention Of II fec for is.
SUNG the hunting licenses the clerks:
AGAINST whom complaints had been
registered undertook to collect for ,h..
service.
Ia ruling on the point. the Attorney
General advised Commissioner Parsons
mat the fee is strictly a matter he
tween the clerk and the liccnscc. the
latter having redress i'm the ,our,s if
ne tc"is himself HErricvcd Neither
INC fiSh ana Game Commissioner nor
'hc Attorney General. he holds. has
anything TO do with the question of
it's validity.
Without in any WAY ruling ON tn.
validity OF the fec demanded and i'm
some instances collected bv certain
clerks. the Acknowledgement cnns,rucs
the game law as providing that In,
county license shall he delivered ,n IN.
applicant for 81. and that no clerk
can Withhold the license If me aonIi.
Vice fee -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
'PEN|TENT|ARY SHOWS
NET PROFIT OF s3s,332.5O
Major j. Is. Wood Submits Ills An
nual Report to Governor
Stuart.
GROSS EA NINGS $f43,O15
Health of Prisoners Good-T'cr Cap
itn Cost Has Made Little Increase,
Despite Increased Cost Of Supplies.
Fewer C0nvictS Coming. In.

Nct profits amounting to S39332 80
ar" Shwon by Major J. Il. Wood Super
intcudont Of the State Penitcntiary. in
his report Of the operations Of this in
stitution and the convict road force
for the fiscal year ending September 20.
1916. filed yesterday with Governor
Stuart. The total assets. including
plant. equipment and money on de-
post. are given as S4S2.1l6.77.
The gross earnings OF tho pcnitcn-
tiary for the past fiscal year are given
as 81 f3.?iJSi. OF which $li0.l75it was
derived from hire and S3.140.1U from
other sources. otwi.hs;andiur I'll. in
crease in cost OF all supplies. tho year
~ per capita for the prisoners has
been Si3I.91. as aE2,uS, $l3OTS for
tho same period ending September 30
1915
The !,raith Of tho prisoners" re-
pots Major Wood. has been cxccp-
j;cnally good. We have had no cpl
dcmic OF any Kind. and not a single
Ease Of typhoid fever. and this not
understanding the fact that "a large
number of the prisoners were sick and
in badly rundown condition when
received many having incurablc dis
eases. Taking all this in considers.
ton. we had only five deaths in :,
daily population Of 75S
The population of the prison is
slightly on the decline. there being
80" present on October J.. 1916 as
against 1854 on October !. 1915. The
falling OFF has been more marked in
IN" last few months than during the
first months OF the fiscal year
The discipline OF the prison has
never been better, and the prisoners APP
parently better contented with prison
life. which is in large measure due
{" the cooperation of the prisoners
themselves
THE past year has been very sue
ceSSful ore with the convict road force.
The unprecedented advance in th.-cost
Of the necessary supplies for the main
tcnance OF the camps has not made so
great AN Increase in the yearly per
capita cost as | had feared. the per
capita cost being Sl33 70 for the year
1916 as against Sl26.25 for the cor
responding period Of 1915. To do this
has required Il very careful handling of
the finances. which | could not have
done except for the hearty co-opcra-
ton of those who are in charge Of
the camps
THE health of tho camps has been
very good when we take into con-
sideration tho number Of men handled
during the year. which has been $50
convi"ts and :.367 jailmcn. making .,
total OF $3.50"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAILROADS ANTICIPATE
BIG CROWD AT REUNION
Preparing for Record IIrcnkinE Gather
ing nj Confederate Meeting In
WnslfuEtOU city.

Reports from all sections of tho
South indicate that thu attendance al
,h ,n,- ,,,,; r 49, ,-;,, r
keoera'e Veterans /" u" he'" AZ WASH
ington May IS Ia Juno =. Will he great
or than ,b,, NJ any ,,har r,co,ir.. cv.r
-. .
''' ~ ''''' ''" ~ ~
set new record for attendance at any
Confederate reunion in recent years.
Il. +. Cary. general passenger agent
eo,,, po,,,
vi r'ne o""'"e' ''"'''"H' WI" - ''"''
man OF the finance committee OF the re-
union ,pnounccd that all railroads :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
PIANO CASE DISMISSED
Justice TurpIn Decides !" Favor of
Crafts I" Case brought by
Other dealers.

Two actions in dctiuuc against the \.
j. crafts Piano Company. were dis
missed yesterday in the civil Justices
Court William NJ. HcYl and G. W.
Farrar each brought suit against
crafts for 800, alleging that he re-
fused to sell them pianos Judge Tur-
pin held that the action brought did
not cover the case. and ordered the
matter stricken from the docket.
Mr.. crafts alleges that the plaintiffS
represented rival piano houses and
sought to make purchases from him.
and he declined TO deal with them.
According to Crafts. iicyl is "a sales
man for the Corlcy Co. aud Farrar is
bookkeepcr for the Sticn Piano COM
pdnN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
LABOR LAW CASES
Emma Lewis Withdrnws Appeal and
Phys Fine in thiId-I.nhor

Emma Lewis. colorcd. who noted an
appeal recently when she was fined
go and costs for violating the child :
labor law, yesterday rcccdcd from th.,
ction and paid the fine assessed against
her The case was prosecuted by the
state Labor department
Inspector !. T.. clinedinst reported
TO Labor Commissioner Doherty YES
t"rday thu, Il fine Of So and costs was
imposed on Arthur Morris. of Norfolk
who was convicted Of working womcr
more than the ten hours in any twenty.
four that is permitted by the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
FOI RTEEN STATIONS
FOR FRE.E: ENANINtTION

Fourteen stations where medical en-
aminationS may he had for the de,ec-
ton OF tuberculosis Will hc opened.
The tests Will be free OF charge. The
movement is u step forward IN cdu-
eating the public 10 take the necessary
precautions TO combat the disease in
its inCipiency.
The free stations will hc located as
follows:
White-Mcthodist Mission. Nineteenth
and Grace Streets. : I" = L. Nj; Rover
Icy street Mission. 1900 beverley Street.
= t"1 L. NJ; -. Andrews Mission. 80
south Bclvidcrc street. II y. VI. to !
L, NJ. and 10 T.. NJ: House OF Hap
piucss. 2l0o Nen:,blc Street. > To T..
NJ. Meade Memorial reCtory. Twelfth
street. South Richmond. to l. NJ:
Methods, Church, Fulton. To ? =. Nj.
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York. Mutual Building, to \. NJ ::
Medical College OF Virginia pisp"usary.
Twelfth aud Clay streets. II y, NJ. To
i. NJ.
Coiorcd ~ Moore stree, Baptist,
church. 1907 West Leigh. > to ? +. NJ:
Buchanan street School. 900 Buchana N
street. : TO +. Nj; colorcd Orphanagc.
ll2 Charity street. > To r. NJ: Med
i-ral college % Virginia pispcnsary.
Twelfth and clay Streets. II \. NJ to
Decatur and Fifteenth Streets. 10 :
y. NJ. St Iuk"'s Hail. Twenty-sixth
street, To : i. NJ; Baptist Church.
T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
M[illgrΡads
1.-The Shopping Center .
Everywhere Throughout
This Great StOre---
Radiates the Spirit of
Xmas Gladness!

Yes, it is the GLAD Xmas Store! You are
made to feel it in the welcome YOU receive the
moment YOU enter the doors, you can see it in
the magnificent displays of merchandise, every
way you look YOU can tell it by the way the
salespeope endeavor to assist YOU in making
selections that are sure to be satisfactory
and more than all in the happy faces of the
hundred of shoppers all about you, which say
palmer than can Wor(ls-tlat this is the
store Of Xmas Gladness.
lightfu for this purpose. 1t will help you,
help our saespeople, help relieve the pressure
on our deliveries, and, incidentally, it will help
us to render better servce-and that is eX-
actly what we are bending every energy to do
during these busy getting ready for Xmas
days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Holy Name Society Elect. Officers.

Officers were elected by the Holy
Ne al" Society OF -, l'atrick's Catho-
lie Church Monday night as follows:
John H. lIarrigan. president; William
T.. EnriGht. vice president: II. NJ.
o'Nciil. secretary; Thomas T.. Boyle.
treasurer. and +. !. Parater. marshal.
The Holy Name Society is "A national
organization. formed for the purpose
OF preventing blasphcrny. Nearly all
the mon OF st. Patrick's parish ar"
said TO he enrolled as members of tho
society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06

AlcN Etosh. of a25 North Twenty
seventh street. complained to tho
polio" yesterday that some one had
entered his room ana stolen II gray
oN"rCoa'. valued al S35.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Two Itnnarra md rwentx-cIght Denth,

Tvs" hundred and twcnty-cight deaths
occurred in Richmond during Novcu
h'r. according to tho monthly report
OF the Health bcpartm mt. ANNOUNCED
yesterday Of this number 1873 were
"nile and nincty-fve colorcd Births
III November numbered 327. OF which
"iEi iN-Hv" were Colorcd and 81. white
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
FREE EXAMINATION FOR
TUBERCULAR TRACES
Fourteen Stations to BE Opencd To-
Day in War on White
Plague.
LEVY GIVES COMMENTATOR
Members of Academy of Medicine
Lend Their Assistance To Efforts
of Richmond Antitubcrculosis As
ISOLATION.

Under the auspices Of the Richmond
.\utituhcrculosis Associations exami-
nation day" will he observed to-day
throughout the city. and for those
Whose circumstances prevent a private
practitioner from being consulted. sta =
lions. where free examinations VIII hc
made, will hc opened At convenient
points rhcv viii I've in charge at
!. vuhcrs Of the Richmond Academy nr
Medicine and surgery, while the cNami =
nation nf all sputu,n vii! hc made by
The laboratories al the city and state
Board OF Health
rr T.. I. Levy. chief Health officer.
has ciVcu his entire Endorsement to the
movement. declaring that If the public
will follow the SUGGESTION Of the Anti
tuberculosis Association it Will Toe "a
long stride toward the prevention of
the spread of white plague.
MANY people are victims OF couSunp-
ton and are not aware OF the fact"
said rr levy. Examination by COM
ret.nt physicians Viii settle the uucs-
ton in a moment. Loss of weight. II
Slight cough OF some other symptom
may mean nothing. 1t may mean an
inriricn, stage of the disease. If
treated i'm its earl. days the addiction
can he cured. but IL il is permitted 10
obtain a hold upon the patient the
treatment is long and tedious. and not
always successful. Therefore. II a ply
stefan is consulted il may relieve the
mind Of many to know that they have
not contracted the great North Amcri-
can plague. while at the same time it
may surprise Others to lind out they
have become infected. But il is Ger
tainly wise plan to let the doctor
settle the MATTER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
Wrist Watch stolen

y; g watts. OF I.yuchburp. reported
TO Tn" polio" yesterday tho loss Of Il
"omanS wrist watch. He said the ar
tc!" was either lost or. stolen in or
near tho Jefferson Hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
CASES ARE DISMISSED

With Disorder mt Fair
Grounds.
Three soldiers, who were fined I'm
Police Court for disordcrly conduct at
the State Fair Grounds last October
are now on the Mexican border. and
when their eases. which we're appealed
were called yesterday in tho Hastings
Court they were nOlle prosecuted
They were u. l.. Marshall, who was
fined $40; Charles l.. Ycatman. fined
SIS. and u. S. Pamnlin fined 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
A Xmas Suggestion:

Begin your shopping tour cary-shop leisurely
and carefully-take your time and when YOU have
that all-gone. tired feeling call the Fountain
and be refreshed. Should something more sub
stantial he desired. moderate will secure an
appetiZing Luncheon. either in the basement Cafe
the Colonial Tea Room the third floor.
MILLER & RHOADS
The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-24
FAMILY AVOIDS
 SERIOUS SICKNESS
y Being Constantly Supplied With
 Thedfords Black -Draught.

McDun, Va.--"I suffered for sevefs) years" says Mrs. ]. B. Whitaker, oi This place. with sick headache, and stomach trouble.
 Ten years ago friend told me to try Ihedford's Black-Draught, which l did and found it 10 be the best family medi- zine for young and old.
 l keep ck-Draught on hand all the hme now, and when my children feel a little bad, they ask me for a dose, and il does them more good than any medicine they ever tried.
 We never have long spell of sick aess in our family, since we commenced using Black -Draught."
 Thedford's Black Draught is purely vegetable, and has been found to regu- late weak stomachs, aid digestion. re- heve indigestion. collie, wind, nausea, headache, sick stomach, and similar symptoms.
 It has been in constant use for more man 70 years, and has benefited more han million people.
 Your druggist sells and recommends k-Draught. Price only 25c. Get eackage to-day. NClu
The Prescott daily news., 1916-06-24
ROADS FOR RURAL PEOPLE.

The people of Arkansas are to have good roads. A statement from the state highway department at Little Rock recently shows that at least S5,- 0O0,00O are to be invested in roads in that state during this year. When we remember that Arkansas is a small state and the interest on highways has just begun, we appreciate the significance of this interest
 As a result of determination for the Jefferson Highway to pass through Arkansas from north to south, good roads meetings have been held, people of the various coun- ties met and excellent cooperation has been shown. The people seem to be agreed that they must build and maintain roads,
 The state has wisely vested the survey, supervision and construction of roads in state highway depart ment in charge of trained and ex- perienced engineer and this should mean that the peoples money will be economically invested.
 There is no better indication of rural progress and growth in citizen ship than building and maintaining roads. The state that makes it pos sible is encouraging progressive liv- ing.-Farm and Ranch.