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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
WEDNESDAY
plentiful,

The Y Ysqui Indians are on the wal path again.
 The diamond drill received Saturday by the T M & NJ Co will be placed in the Lucky Cuss and that ground will be thoroughly prospected before any other prospecting is done else . here Gus Tribolet provided a sumptuous The fire boys worked hard to save his building from destruction a few nights age and he showed his appreciation of their efforts by gathering the town around the festive board. The Nogales Herald is devoting it's entire space at prese mt in rehashing a lot of campaign smut against Mark Smiths character. I, is such billings
 gate that has kept Mark Smiths ma 1 jority in the thousands and will assist | in keeping 1t there as long as he cares to serve the people. Some folks never will learn that abuse does net consti tute argument,
 l John Shaughnessy died ia Tomb.
 stone today about noon. of pneumonia.
 He had been suffering for some time
 but nothing serious was anticipated
 until yesterday. He went to bed
 early yesterday morning. but never to
 rise again.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE.
Many Tombstone People Have kId- ney Troubles and Do Not Know it.

Many Tombstone People Have kId- ney Troubles and Do Not Know t.
 Do you have backache?
 Are you tired and worn out?
 Feel dizzy. nervous and depressed? Are the kidney secretions irregular? :? Highly colored; contain sediment!
 Likely your kidneys are at fault.
 Weak kidney give warning of dis tress.
 heed the warning; don't delay Use a tested kidney remedy.
 Read this Bisbee testimony.
 A. E. Crawford, School Hill. Bis- bee. Ariz.. says: 'I had severe pains in my back and sharp twinses often caught me between my shoulders. This caused me much trouble and made my w0rk very hard. Deans Kidney Pills soon strengthened my back and felt much better in every way" .s.
 Price Soc. at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidnsy remedy-est Doan's Kidney r.rs-the same that Mir. Crawfor; had Foster.Milburn Co. Props Bunfaio. N. N.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
FRIDAY

Tom Delaney is over from Bisbee He has a contract 10 paint the curtain fnr the play Monday night at Schief. felin Hall. It will he unique aud ap- propriate affair
 James Reilly was a passenger on the outgoing stage today.
 The wickIdest city in Arizona is Tucsor. where business houses keep open all day on Sunday. They are just now asita,ing the question of closing one day in the week but cannot agree upon the day.
 District Court is booked to open in Tombs tone on Monday next.
 Dr. D. s. Chamberlgin, who is stop- ping at the Palace. was a visitor in Tombstone in 1879. Ae tells the story of a man being shot down in the street, and the anxiety of his friends to give him a decent burial. They hunted high and low for a white shirt to dress up the remains in, but there was not one in town with the exception of a clean one which :he Doctor had in his valise. and which he had been saving ;o pu; CT when hc @est Inside" He for white shirt. and gave it up with out a murmur The last he saw of his boiled shirt 1t was on the dead body of John Hicks. the murdered man. and he was stretched out in a rough pine box
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
LOOKING BACKWARD
 1WENTY.FOUR YEARS
MONDAY

Sam Wise had hearing today be fore Justice Johnston on charge of shooting Bensonite couple of months ago. He was discharged. there being no witnesses against him. The Huachuca mountains were visi- ted by terrific storm this afternoon. After the cl ouds had cleared away the snow visible on the range was a most b.autiful sight.
 Considerable work is going on at Gold Camp a few miles northeast of Tombstone. English and Carr have three men al work on a very pro missing claim They are down 20 feet and are taking out ore from an lS-inch vein than runs 70 ozs in silver and sS gold per ton.
 Martin Costello is making an ext-n. sive cold storage room, in the building formerly used as A carpenter shop and adjoining EveThaTdys old butcher shop on Fremont street. The. room will be large enough to hold two car loads of keg beer and other liquors.
 G Nardini was in from Turquois to- day He states that there are num- Der of men coming in there from all directions waiting for work ou the con- structiou of the new mill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30

some time. the guest of friends. Mir. Lutley is engaged in the freighting business nesi Prescott.
 A. II. Emanuel returned today from San Francisco where he has been on . visit of few weeks He looks well and feels we'll. but says he is not sorry to get back.
 There is . population of IS 0O0. 900 in Mexico. and the lands in that coun. try outside of it's cities are in the hands of 10000 of its population.
 The Recorders office drew a total blank today.
 Quite a stageload of stranger, arrived on the coach today.
 At the Crystal Palace tonight: The first appearance of Miss Alice Mackey. late of John T. Haveriy's Great Pin A company.
 The new smeltius plant oJ the Old Dominion at Globe has started up and a continuous stream of copper is flow. ing from it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
TUCSON RIFLE RANGE
 STE SET ASIDE

PHOENIX, Jan. 25.-Copies of an executive order. signed by President Wilson. setting aside 54O acres. mile out of Tucson. as range for the Tue son Rife Club. have been received by Adjr. Gen Charles W. Harris. This is the first time any part of the public domain has been set aside for the use of a civilian rife club. It is in line with the governments policy to en- courage citizens to become expert in the handling of arms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
10 60 AFTER THE
 NON0US WEEDS

The following is copy of a letter that has been sent out to all Of the precinct officers in tie county by the board of supervisors which speaks for itself:
 Under the ad vice of the Farm Ad- visor of the county. the board of su- pervisors is taking active steps to eradi- cate. as far as possible. ''Noxious Weeds" and to that end the board has instructed me. as clerk, to write you and call your attention to the follow ing paragraphs of the Penal Code of Arizona. 1913.
 59i. 596. 597. 59S 599. on page 124 of the Pena! Code. and para graphs 500 and 6O1 on age 125.
 It IS the desire of the board tn at yor use every effort in en forcing the law as set on those paragraphs. You are re- quested to make arrests and punish any persons violating same. You will note that paragraph 600 provides that the board shall see that the law. as provided in the paragraphs recited. IS enforced and it IS with that view that it is asking your coo peration and help and trust that during the coming year. with a view of protecting against the increased growth or spread of noxious weeks. that you make an effort to pre- vent same. as requested in this com municatior
 Yours very truly.
 A. C. KARGER,s
 Clerk. Board of Supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Water Company's Phone Line

The Huschuca Water Company will not be able to repair their telephone line for some time, at least that part of it running through the Coronado For est Reserve Many trees will have to be removed and couple of feet more of snow will have to mel: off Tn the mean time the company has rebuilt its fine to the San Pedro river. and wi,, immediately rebuild to the foothills of the Huachucas, and will also continue mp to the Miller Canyon Reservoir if reserve line is reached.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
| NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk ot Court

i Suits Fiied-No,-
 1882. E P Dupen. Admr. vs Super. for X Pittsburg Copper Go; damages in sum of s25. 900 and s2OoO. 1883 Mary Morton vs John Robert Morton: action for divorce Jndgmen in Suit No.- 1900. Jas ] Harrington Dr. Fannie May Harrington CT: decree of di- vorce ll92 Harmen Bennett Dr, W L Bennett CT decree of divorce and award of Douglas property. llSs. x G Cove and unknow heirs of A Burdick Drs. Julia Litchtield CT; forecl sure of mortgage for s240 on Douglas real estate ll5l. Hoval A Smith Dr, Warren Ranch Dr; title quieted to mining i property .29. Aurelia B Sparks Dr. Doug las & Sparks Rlty Co CT: title quie:ed to Douglas property.
 729. Harry C Wheeler Dr. Douglas X Sparks Rlty Go CT: decree enjoining z sale of Douglas property under execu- ton. Probate Proceedinxs-- Estate of Geo. w. Walker; order 10 sell per- sonal property.
 Mack B Pearson: decree of settle ment of account. E B Dunbar: ordered that deposition of ] F Crawford be taken; and hear ing continued to %. arch ,.
 Est and Gdnship Speer Heirs peti- 'ion for confirmation of sale. Chas Strong: continued to Jan. %. Elizabeth McGnl: order reducing bond. and appointing Vim J McGill Admr. Richard L Samuel: Jan. 26 time for pIobati n of will. also directing publi- cation of notice of same. Frank Bauer: Jan 26 day for hearing p. tirion oi Louis Bauer for letters of administration.
 Est & Gdnship Mack B P:arson; de. cree Of settlement Of account.
 Warren E Grolevant; appraisers ap- pointed
 Vim H Blair: decree establishing mo- tice to creditors.
 Martha LyalI; Jan % day for hear ing return Of sale of real estate.
 Roy J Holmes: Jan 29 day for hear, ing petition of H H D'Autremont for letters of administration.
 Est and Gdnship Hester wiles Jan 29 day for hearing petition of W s Dixon. for letters of administration. W s Arksey; settlement of final account and decree of distribution of residue of estate 10 Mrs Pearl Arksey. and final discha of NJ C High as ad ministrstor Est & Gdnship Theodore Schweich- Ter. insane; Feb day of hearing peti- tiop of Tony Schweichler for letters of guardianship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Dangerous Walls

Some dangerous adobe walls are about to fall around town. but the eagle eye of Chief of Police Bravin has discovered them. and they will either be torn down by the owners or the city council will give the chief orders to de- molish them and charge the expense up against the property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
SchieHelin Hall

Road shows are being booked for the Schieffelin Hall. and before long Tomb stone will have a musical comedy with plenty of chickens" in the chorus A dance was held there last night and the floor is being worked into fine condition for dance lovers
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Visited in Bisbee

Deputy School Superintendent Miss Fay Kennedy returned home this morning from Bisbee. where she went on a brief visit. Her aunIs. Superin- tendent Miss Minnie Liniz. and sister, Miss Laura Lintz. who has been on a several weeks visit from her home in Ohio continued on to Douglas, where they will spend several days before re- fufriny io TorrhS,oue
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
THURSDAY

There never has been a time in the history of Tombstone. when SO few marriages have been recorded as in the past two weeks. It is entirely due to its being leap year.
 Mrs. Wm. Lutley arrived in town to- day from Prescott. and will remain
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED ( R Biederma to Arizona Eng fish Wslnu, industry Organ izat on. land. d.-... l =. , Pauline F & c B Mason to C
 Housei. Naco prop. ..... 1000 =. W S Dixon ct ux to Bernice Gross. Douglas prop .... .. 10 .. W s Dixon ct ux to Lucy Har-
 ris, Douglas prop .--.. 10 =.
 e. DEED C T Winwood to Jos Waters,
 mining claim. Warren dist .. 10 .. MINING oKKp C A Fair to A D Fair. mining
 claims. Warren district ..... 1 -. FILL OF SALE U Bowen and W c Hubbard to Bisbee Auto Go, all interest in Bisb~e Auto Go 1 ..
 RE MORTGAGE Bernard Newman ct ux to
 Corcoian. Benson prop ..... 1900 ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE ! N & Alfonso Christianson.
 hay press and fixtures ... l50 .. Moreno Bros 10 Moneyweight Scale Go. meat slicer ..... 90 .. Tom Potter to Wm Cowan,
 live stock ......... 2933 .. R R Haverty to Wm tCowan,
 live stock --.--.-....... -Z5OO ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Vim Cowan to Richard Haverty Pauline E Meson to J E Brown ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION E A Tovrea & Go; capital stock
 (l00 shares) .-.....$ .$lOO. .OO(
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Sold Property

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy (. Welch returned home last night from Doug- las, where he went to conduct a sher- iff's sale of personal property at that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
To Hear Preliminary

County Attorney J F Ross and Mir. F A Woodruff. steuogrspher left this morning for Douglas. where Mir. Rose will conduct the preliminary of Mike Connors, the man who shot Youn Davis in Douglas last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
To Build Branch Jail

The para phernalia for building branch county jails was sent by the county truck to Johnson today, where the county will a, once construct jail to keep the unruly Johnsonites in. The county has just completed juvenile jail here. and now takes the equipment to Johnson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Bisbee

F L. Jones, of Bisbee. is doing jury service in Tombstone. having been subpoenaed on the special venire that reported yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Tuesday's Daily.
Old Pioneer Dies

Word received from Patsgouia is to the effect that last week John Smith. one of the oldest pioneers of this sec ton of the state had passed away. He resided in Tombstone in the early days later moving to Crittenden. near Pata- sonia. where he lived for B years prior to his death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Wednesdays Daily.
Car of Coal

l. NJ Montana. of the Tombstone Transfer Go. Is today having unloaded a carloadfof American Block coal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
To Deselas

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy (. Welch went to Douglas last night. where he went to attend to official business that demanded his attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Monday's Daily.
From Bisbee

 From Bisbee
 Tommy Blair, well known insurance agent. vas . visitor in town today on business. Returned Hems
 Mrs. A. F. Parker returned home this morning after a visit of several weeks in Douglas.
 From Douglas
 Jess Fisher. of Douglas. was among the visitors in town today. Excused from jvry
 W. F. Cowan was excused from the jury for the term by Judge Lockwood this morning.
 From 3t. David
 J. N. Chris,ianson and son. A. s. Christianson. were visitors iu Tomb stone yesterday and today on business matters. returning home today. DaAee Saturday Night
 Several of the young ladies of Tomb stone will give dance at Gage Hall Saturday night. with music by the 5-piece vey Orchestra. Tickets hay been printed and are being sold. to in sure success, and under the manage ment of the ladies. it promises to bs one of the best Leap Year affairs of the season.
 It vas previously arranged to have the dsnce tomorrow night, but owing to the recent death and funeral tornor. row, it has been postponed until Sat. urday night. Ali tickets sold will be taken at the door Satu rday night. From Bisbee
 Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon was a visitor in the city today on business with the sheriff's office.
 Back from Capital
 Advices received from Douglas are that Major Geo. H Kelly. editor oi the Douglas International. has re- turned from Washington. where he went to induce Congressman Hayden and Senators Ashurst and Smith to use their influence in keeping the soldier, stationed at Douglas. Major Kelly visited New York and other large eastern cities while on his "Trip. Death of q Former Resident
 Word was received yesterday from Douglas that Death claimed R. \ Jackson. former resident of Tomb stone. in that city. Saturday night The deceased was 3l years of age and his serious illness was only of few hours duration. death taking place at the C. & A. hospital. Froa St. David
 G. W. Smith. the we'll known cattle man of St. David. was a visitor in Tombstone today. having come up he had been oskiux after his stock in terests.
 FrsM Bisbes
 Mrs. A. W. Howe returned home ,his morning from Bisbee. where she spent several days on a visit with friends.
 The Tombstone Canyon road to Bis bee is as dry and in just as good shape as before the storm. according to par ties making the trip over this morning to oe in attendance at court. The con- vict-constructed canyon road with- stood the storm without he least damage. the only bad stretch in the entire distance being in the Govern ment Draw flats. The trip over was made in about the csual time. eY0lHc0e lnn60I
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
MINE RESCUE CAR
 IN COCHIsE COUNTY

w. SHINGTON. Jan. 24.-Mine Rescue Car No. 2. of the United States Bureau Of Mines, in charge of Foreman Miner x. H. Chisholm. and a crew of trained men. will reach Bisbee, Arizona, socn. on its itinerary through Arizona.
 The car will he on exhibition every day from 300 a. m. 10 500 D. m.. until January 20. and free lectures will be given to miners on safe methods of mining. the use of safety lamps and rescue apars,us. and mine gases. On January 30 the car will go to Gleeson. to remain until February 5. after which date it is to proceed to Courtland. to remain untl February 12. On February l3. the car vii! go to Pesrce, to remain until February l9- From Feb. nary 20 to February 26. inclusive. the car will be al Will COX.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Back from Capital
Death of q Former Resident

Word was received yesterday from Douglas that Death claimed R. \ Jackson. a former resident of Tomb stone. in that city. Saturday night The deceased was 3l years of age and his serious illness was only of . few hours duration. death taking place at the C. & A. hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Notary Publics

The following were given notarial commissions yesterday by the secre. tary of state: Walter NJ. Minn, Yuma T. F. Eye. Winslow: Frank J. Berry. Noyales; Alice s. Hein. Phoenix; s. F. Noon. Nogzies. Lee O. Woolery, Tom bstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30

The rescue car was in Tombstone for a week. the former part of the month. and great interest was taken m the dennnstrations, by the employees of the Bunker Hill company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
RECORDS OF
 COCHlSE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder ot Record This Osy

necofoef of heeord This Day
 HILL or SALE Geo Mitchell to Cons Nat Blk of Tucson. copper ores. ... 10
 RE. MORTGAGE ( Kimbsll ct ux 10 W H Etz iaod ........ 290 U Scow ct ux to Wilcox Bank and Trust Go. Wilcox prop. 337e 65 Mc~utcheon ct ux to Mrs Fannie Naylor. land w 600
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Jackson to Witte Engine Works. gasoline engine w 9 .56 Nj T Phillips to Wilcox Bank IT Go. piano and auto . 250 VI Ray SO Wilcox Bank & Tr Co. cattle. e........ 500 Mrs Elizabeth Monmonier U Wilcox Bank & IT Go. cattle 300 J 4 Sempion io BisbSs Auto Co, touring csr.......... e35
 DEED Douglas Inv Go to W E Lutz, Douglas prop. 250 N C Cove to Harriet G Cove. 
 WARRANTY DEED L C. Duncan to 10 Huls-y. San Simon prop ..... l5e CR Mott to A B Hulsey. San simon prop. ..........--.... L C. Duncan 10 A B Hulsey. San simon prop p-........... 100
 MINING DEED JH Baker ct al to Tom Ligier. mining prop. ...-...-... 70 Tom Ligier to Nat Margle Go. min prop listed above. ...... 10
 LATENT T s to Margaret E Cawood. - U $ to J B Cswood .. - | 10 Henry Cs~ood ...
 WARRANTY DEED L c Duncan to Hulscy. San Simon prop 215 L G Duncan to A B Huluey, San Simou prop. ...... 50 HE Rector to E & " Far ris. Bisbee prop op...-.... T S Porter ct ux to NJ E Dono- hoe, land ..-.-....-....-. oob
 PATENT | to L R McCarty. ....
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Ell Matney to C P Brown. cattle 0uO LC Hern to c " Holt. cattle 100 Guy P Sis on to Guy W Holt. horses and cattle ..... 255 .. co Hannum to Guy C Holt. live stock ...-.---.-...-.. lOO VA Nowlin to Bisbee Auto Go. auto. .............. y35 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Albert Stacy to T Porter - ID Marshall to Vim C Jack. -
 D.. E. MORTGAGE Fl Grant et ux ct al 10 Miners & Merchant Bank. 5000 Q. "A Mounier ct ux to Bank of Bisbee. Bisbee prop ...... 365 .. WA Schafer to WilIcoI Bank and IT Go. Bowie prop 1900 ..
 cHATTHL MORTGAGE HH Hart to U S. Hoffran Go. pressing machine ...... 250 .. CH Morrow to Douglas Over land Go, aute 5OO .. SATISFACTION ov MORTGAGES Al Haven to J C Braiey ct ux - NJ Medigovich to L s Medigo- Sicn Miners & Merchants Bank to IT Toland & C I Kohlstad- - E Kuykendall to Earl McKin- ney -.--.-.-.-.---.--.. Al Haven to Loseta Fryer. -
 LEASB Leadyiile Mining Co to C W Tucker, portion of Northern Light mining claim. LeadviiIe Mining Go to J N Cabeil ct al. portion of the Leadville mining claim -
 WARRANTY DEED TT Tosand ct ux to $ and J H Grant. land .....-.-.-.. 5Oo0 .- Geo Shirley ct ux to D Driscoii,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
Froaa St. David

C. W. Smith, the we'll known cattle man of St. David. was a visitor in Tonbstone today. having come up from the Huachuca mountains. where he had been osking after his stock in terests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From 6isbee

Deputy Sheriff Red Cannon was visitor in the city today on bushes with the sheriff's office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Co.s!as

Constable Sam J. Hayhurst was called here this morning as a witness i1 Thornton case. he returned home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
From Turner

Mir. w. A. Weaver. we'll known rancher. of Turner. was a visitor in Tombstone today on business matters, returning home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-01-30
To Bisbee

Butch Hartman went 10 Bisbee yes erdav on business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-22
Women's Organizations.

The meeting OF the guild OF he
church of ST. Clement, which was to
ave been held tEis afternoon. has
been postponed until next Tuesday
afternoon. when it will meet in the
parish house Of the church.
There will be q called meeting OF
an the junior members OF the
Woman's club at . o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon in the First Christian
church. preceding the regular meeting
OF the club. which Will begin at 3
o'clock.
There will be moving pictures Of
the work of the Young Women's Christ
ian association all over the world at
the central rooms Of the Y. W. c. A.
Friday and Saturday afternoons and
Friday night. The pictures are being
sent around on a tour OF the various
associations i'm the cities Of the United
States by the national executive COM
mittee to arouse interest in the work.
On Friday afternoon before the eXhi-
bition of the pictures the directors and
matrons of the association viii have
a tea at 8 o'clock. at which the work
OF the travellers aid viii be especially
discussed. In the evening the pictures
viii be exhibited for the business wOm-
an and employed girls
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-22
Musical.

An enjoyable piano recital was given
Saturday evening at the home Of Mrs.
NJ. J. Wolf. on North Ochoa street. The
program opened with MacDowelrs In
Autumn" played by Vivian POmeroy.
Evelyn Zulke played "Melodie." by
SatoriO. Elizabeth Moore played Eek
hardts "Snowflakes." Marion Berg
hauer played "Nanon.~ by BONN. Eva
Jenkins played Up IN the Swing" by
Barbour. Sadie Jolly played Messick's
Polka" Eva Cash played valse "Napo-
litaine." by Ringuet Mary Mccormick
played a g%avotte. by Martini Frances
Bogardus played McIntyre's Military
March. Lena Ginsburg played a noe
turne. by Schneider. Alma Huddleston
played a p~olOnaise by Lindsay. Velma
Woods played a lullaby by Labitzky.
Ruth Mcdowell played a mazurka- by
Bachmann. Reynolds CRUDE played a
scale waltz by Mcintyre. Pearl Pom
eroy played Caprice" by Wachs Raffs
impromptu waltz was played by Eve
lyn Lavender. Harry McGinnis played
Follow the Flag" by Franz Isabel
Pomeroy played a ~barcarolle. by Grant
Schaefer. Ray Ginsburg played an Al
PIN song by Oesten. Marie Burkhalter
'Tntermezzo,' by Koelling. Kath-
crime Griffith played "Chanson Joyuse.'
by Ravina, and the program closed
with a selection from J. Traviata,' by
Verdi, played by Florence Lilly.