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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
METEOR FALLS
NEAR WILLIAMS

Monday night, at about seven-thirty o'clock. the heavens to the southwest of us were lighted for quite a few sec onds by the falling of what appeared to be a large meteor. Many remark ed that it was the brightest they had ever witnessed. Ranchers southwest of town claim that it fell somewhere in the vicinity of MT. Parker's ranch. Upon coming in contact with the earth there was an explosion equal to a heavy charge of powder. Mir. Parker has managed to locate some of the signs, but has not as yet found the meteor.-Williams Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
FARMERS ORDER MUCH
 MANURE FOR FIELDS

DOUGLAS, Dec. 27-Following . series of negotiations on the part of A. L. Paschall, county farm advisor and the Douglas Chamber of Com merce and Mines, as represented by Secretary Oscar K. Coll, the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad has granted minimum rate of 50 cents per ton on the marked capacity of cars on manure from Douglas to McNeal, FL frida. Webb. Kelton, Gleeson Junction and Courtland, effective December P. Orders have been placed here by farmers for 2s car loads up to this time and additional orders are expect ed to be received.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
FLOW SHARE FROM
 WILLIAM ]. BRYAN

PHOENIX. Dec. Ex-Governor Hunt received yesterday afternoon probably the most unique Christmas present contained in the mails coming into Phoenix. It came from William Jen- nings Bryan. and now proudly rests on the governors desk in use as a paper weight.
 Evidently believing nj spreading his peace propaganda in every form pos sible. the distinguished commoner has had made blow share in miniature resting on solid steel base. The whole thing is silver plated. On one side of the blow share is engraved the following words: They shall beat their swords into blow shares" Isaiah 2:4. On one side of the shaft at tached to the blow share is engraved Diplomacy is the art of keeping cool" while on the opposite side rests the words, Nothing is final between friends"
 The whole creation is we'll gotten up and is an eloquent piece of work throughout. The governor is ex- ceedingly proud of his little present, though it is not known whether he takes the same fatherly interest in the peace movement as does MT. Bryan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
BACK TO MORALES

John Bishop returned to Nogales today after spending Christmas in Tombstone. the guest of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Jos. Bishop. He is connected with the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company at Nogales and came in on the recent special bonus given out by that com pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31

FOR SALE OR TRADE@Twin cy. finder. three speed, Indian motorcycle, new Goodyear castings. Presto light. Machine in fine shape. L. E. PEQUES, Care Renaud Store, Gleeson, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
PROBATE PROCEEDINGS

PhO6R PhOCeeDsNSS
 Dave H. Mcbride: Order of publi- cation of notice to creditors; also or der appointing Wm. Estes. Dan Brown and Lester Nattingly apprais- CTS. Herman Anderson: Decree estab- fishing notice to creditors.
 Timotes Cruz: Order appointing Liborio vasquez. w. NJ. Taylor and B. Lucas appraisers.
 Willis Jones: Decree establishing notice to creditors.
 MINING DEED
 Mrs. Minnie Bauer to Frank Bauer, Sentinel olO inc. Hartford NJ. D. s1.Oo.
 Sam P. Briscoe to Walter O'Malley. Western King in Warren NJ D.. 500.
 C. W. Rambo to J. Nj Ball. White fird and Red Bird in Warren NJ. D., S10.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Alex Arnold. Decree of settlement f account.
 Betty Johnson: Order for special letters.
 Fred Hauer: Dec. g. 1916 day hear ing petition of NJ. Artunoff for revoca- ton of Letters Testamentary. And guardianship Rosemond Pid. sell: Order of sale of lots in Doug las.
 Timoleo Cruz: rIisea Cruz ap- nointed admrN.
 Lois Valentine: Order directing aEing deposition of nonresident wit ness.
 And guardianship Elvis, Ava and Arthur Barnes: Dec. 23. 1916. day of caring return Of sale of real estate
 PATENT
 Manuel Apodaco from the United states.
 United States 10 Ricardo Apodaca.
 WARRANTY DEED Cleofa de Apodaca to Manuel and ricardo Apodaca, land, s1OO. Mary Lincoln Whiting to Mrs. Ellen c. Neel. land. 5000.
 Wakum Abraham and wife to Frank A. Lambert. lots in Douglas. s4OOO. L. shannon and wife to Ella L. Baker. lot in Douglas, $500 Samuel First and wife to c. H. Hirst lots in Douglas. s10. Warren Co. to $. $. Stafford. lot in Warren, s27O
 RE. MORTGAGE D. O. Patton and wife to The Bank 5i Douglas, s25O.
 C. H. Hirst and wife to Samuel -rist and wife, $500. F. E. Ross and wife to The Pacific 'ortable Construction Co.,, s163. J. W. Wood to The Bank of Bis bee, s4O00.
 H. L. Hutchison and wife to Ed R. ~lach. $500.
 United States to Vincent B. Raw ings.
 ADMINISTRATORS DEED. Louis R. Roscoe. Administrator to A. J. Haven, lot in Dougals, s45O.
 DEED Nellie T. Vanneman to Albert W. Vanneman. lots in Douglas, s1.O0. Albert W. vanneman to Nellie T. vanneman, lots in Douglas, s1.O0.
 R.. E. MORTGAGE Vincent B. Rawlings and wife to l.. V. McCourt. s100. J. w McCaskill ct ux to Bank of Douglas, s35o.
 c. T. Orton ct ux to Cochise Build ing & Loan Assn. s400.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE N. B. Eastland and s. R. McNurray to Mrs. H. E. Palmer, fixtures, 5000. C. H. Bott to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co.,, livestock. and automobile, s400. R. A. Pride and s. E. Rhey to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co., livestock,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
WARRANTY DEED

NJ G. Zeitlin and wife to Max Lang. lot in Douglas. $500.
 A J Haven to w B. Dixon. lots in Douglas. Sl0'
 J. Alexander c. Kerr and wife to Clara Mendelsohn. lots in Musgrave Addition to Douglas. $500.
 DEED
 Douglas investment Co. to Samuel : G. Sabungy. lots in Douglas. s95O. Douglas Investment Co. to Arthur c. Spar. lots in Clawson Addition to Douglas. s45O.
 Douglas Investment Co. to Orville G. Brown. lots in Clawson Addition to Douglas. $500.
 R. E. MORTGAGE
 Max Treu and wife to c. L. Cum mings. s2OOO.
 orville Brown and wife to Elizabeth S Brown. s13O.
 F.. C. Masters and wife to E. A. Rose, $40.
 Floyd Smith to James H. East, s2OOO.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE
 j. l.. Crawford to Central Bank of Phoenix. livestock. s250.
 Max True to C. L. Cummings. fur niture, livestock, horses and wagons, s2OOO
 NJ. Aguilar to Detroit Automobile Scale Co. scales. s1s5.
 Salvador Lopez to Brunswick Bake Collender Co. fixtures.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
 Central Cattle Loan Co. to H. l.. Mccoy.
 W. H. Hatcher to Eduardo Mestoz and wife.
 Bank of Douglas to Laura A. Mes ham.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Benito Lucero. Decree of settle ment of account.
 And guardianship Gerald Keger. Minor: Ida Cross appointed guar dian with authority to adjust claim of s25OO. Thomas R. Williams: Henry Mad dock appointed Admr. John Howard Hand: Decree of dis tribution, also decree of settlement of account. Trinidad Flores: Order reducing bond.
 SUPERIOR COURT Judgment in Suit No 1926. Heffern Cooperative Con. N. NJ. Co. Dr., | McNeal Mere. Co. Cr.. Foreclosure of attachment lien on mining claims in Swisshelm NJ. D. Suit No. 1880. Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. vs. W. G. Gilmore and R. E. Montgomery: Action to quiet title. Suit No. 1881. Muriel B. Young son vs. Thomas A. Youngson: Ac- | tion for divorce. Suit No. 6s2 Estella Kneazier- l view ys. E. F. Kneazierview: Ac- tion for divorce. Suit No. 1883. Imogene M. Saxby | vs. Harvey c. Saxby: Action for di- vorce.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE W. c. Waar to Central Cattle Loan Co, livestock, $500.
 O. T. Gallagher and wife to Gen. tral Cattle Loan Go, livestock, sI100. Gojkovich Bros. to Wilcox Band & Trust Go, livestock. 5000. PARTIAL RELEASE OF MORTGAGE Bisbee Lumber Co. 10 David Carver | SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE William Cowan to R K. Haverty. William Cowan to E. K. Springer. NOTICE OF NoN-L!AsILITY Wolverine & Arizona Mining Co. to Sam s. Statham and Bert Perry.
 SUPERIOR COURT Judgment Suit No. 1642. To quiet ti;le to property, Nellie T. vanneman. Dr., A. W. vanneman. CT.
 Suit No. 1877 Bruce Stephenson, Admin, vs. F. P. & s. W. R. R. Co. Damages $1o,O00. Shit Nh 1e7e Jususa n J,,rox
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
MACHINES DAMAGED

| iuSSHtNGS CS"ASCO
 Sunday night while going to Ben son. NJ. R. April had his new Over land auto considerably damaged when another machine coming the opposite direction collided with him The oc- cupants of both cars escaped injury, but both machines were damaged so that neither could be brought to town under their own power. It is claim ed that the driver of the other car was on the wrong side of the road and turned the wrong way when they met.
 STONE PARoLEo
 The Cochise county officials Satur- day received word from Phoenix that the Board of Pardon and Paroles had acted favorably on the parole of John Stone, who was recommended for pa role by the local officials, on account of the serious illness of Stone. He will be released as soon as the docu- ment is received.
 IN DOUGLAS
 Mrs. c. w. Swain and daughter, Miss Alice, went to Douglas Saturday, where they will spend the holidays, the guests of Mrs. Swain's daughter, Mrs. Alfred Paul.
 BENSON JUDGE
 Judge Wmi Shilliam, the we'll known Benson Justice of the Peace. arrived in Tombstone today for brief business visit al the court house SURPRISED HUSBAND The home of MT. and Mrs. Harry | Evans was the scene of pleasant surprise party Saturday evening. plan ned by Mrs. Evans in honor of the thirty-second birthday of Mir. Evans. The evening was spent in cards, fol lowed by a sumptuous spread, after which the party attended the good roads dance at Gage Hall Following were the guests present besides Mir. and Mrs. Evans: Fred Bennett and wife, Harry Alny and wife, Vaughn N. Wood and wife, Wm. Shaw and wife, c. D. Price and wife.
 "ETE EDDY OVER
 Pete Eddy. one of the old timers of Cochise county. having been a resi- dent of Tombstone since 1879, arrived in Bisbee yesterday and will remain in the city over Christmas He will yisit with Sam Morgan and Scotty Mo Donald and. during his visit, will con fer with these two old Tombstonesrs on the best way to block all efforts to remove the court house from its present location.-Bisbee Review. HERE FOR XMAS
 Miss Laurett Kohlen. who is taking l ? commercial course at Phoenix, ar ived home Saturday to spend Christ | mas with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. John Kohlen. SPENT XMAS HERE
 Curtis Robinson, former Tomb | stone boy arrived in Tombstone Satur- | day from Miami, where he is now To | cated and will spend the holidays here | the guest of his sisters, Mrs. E. Barr and Mrs. J. H. Macia. SPENT CHRISTMAS HERE
 Judge D. L. Cunningham of the Su. | preme court of Arizona, accompanied | by his estimable wife, arrived in | Tombstone Sunday and remained in their old home town over Christmas. the guests of Mir and Mrs. Reece | Cornelius. The Cunninghams are al | ways glad to be able to visit Tomb | stone, their home, and do so at every | available opportunity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
STILL CLOUDY

The sky is still cloudy today. and according to weather predictions from other parts of the State, we are des- tined to have some additional cold weather, possibly in the shape of more snow or rain. The streets to- day were slushy from the Christmas snow which still remain unmelted in many places about town, owing to the fact that Old Sol has failed to show his face today for more than a few minutes at a time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
COURT IN JANUARY

The next term Of the Superior Court will be in January, practically all cases having been cleared from the docket during the November term. 4 new trial jury will be drawn from the great register of the county for the next term, according to the Ari- zona statute which states that the juries must be drawn each first of the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
SUPERIOR COURT

Suit No. 1885. James Mendoza vs.
 Dolores Mendoza: Action for divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
MEET ON TUESDAY

The Board of Supervisors will meet on Tuesday, the 2nd of January, in- stead of Monday, which will be New Years day, a holiday. Bids will be opened at that time for county SUD- sion will undoubtedly be necessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
UP FROM FAIRBANK

Henry Fisher, the we'll known sec ton foreman of Fairbank, paid a visit to the county seat today, having mo- tored up. He stated the roads are in pretty fair shape despite the snows, and in some places considerably bet ter than before the snow, the wetting down having done some good.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
VISITED IN B!SREE

Storekeeper owen E. Dun of the Bunker Hills Mines Company, spent Sunday in Bisbee. where he went to attend to some business matters, re turning home yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
STONE PAROLED

The Cochise county officials Satur- day received word from Phoenix that the Board of Pardon and Paroles had acted favorably on the parole of John Stone. who was recommended for pa role by the local officials, on account of the serious illness of Stone. He will be released as soon as the docu- ment is received
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
SPENT XMAS HERE

Curtis Robinson, a former Tomb stone boy arrived in Tombstone Satur- day from Miami. where he is now To cated and will spend the holidays here the guest of his sisters, Mrs. E. Barr and Mrs. J. H. Macia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
EXPECTED HOME

Manager A. H. Gardner of the Huachuca Water Company, is expect ed home tomorrow from Waco, Texas, where he spent the Christmas holi- days with his mother.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
SPENT CHRISTMAS HERE

CTS of the Douglas Daily International, spent Christmas in Tombstone, the guests of MT. Patterson's mother, Mrs. O. E. Patterson and Mir. and Mrs. Walter Thomas. The Patter- sons returned home to Douglas this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31
BACK TO DOUGLAS
WILL BE WEOOEO

Miss Mary Barton. until recently deputy recorder in the oftice of Coun- q Recorder owen E Murphy, and Mir Wm. Frazee. well known ranch CT of the Sulphur Spring Valley, left Tor Los Angeles last Saturday where they will be married tomorrow in the Angel City The affair is a culmin- ttion of q romance which begun in Tombstone several years ago, and the couple have many friends both here and in the county who will be pleased O hear the news
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31

NJ c. Zeitlin and wife to Max Lang. lot in Douglas. $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-31

cHATTLE MORTGAGE N. B. Eastland and s. R. McMurray to Mrs. H. E. Palmer, fixtures, 5000. C. H. Bott to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co.,, livestock. and automobile, s400. R. A. Pride and s. E. Rhey to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co, livestock. s7O0O.
 R. A. Pride to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co, livestock, s7000.
 H. G. Mauldin to Bank of Benson, livestock. $50
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE F. L. Terrence to Mary J. Contra nan and husband
 Cochise Building & Loan Assn. to Joseph N. Chapman.
 Cochise Building & Loan Assn. to Albert Pierce.
 Cochise Building & Loan Assn. to Jack Beli.
 NOTICE OF INVERSION TO SELL R.Gherna to c. Radanovchi, busi- ness known as City Bakery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-09-29
Summer 81
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