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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
SMALLER ARIZONA FAIRS TO
 PREcEoE PHOENIX EXHIBIT

TUCSON, Sept. 4.-On request of the state fair association, the date of the fall southern Arizona fair has been changed to begin October 27. the fair to be open for three days. Other fairs will begin this year as fol, lows:
 Stafford. October 4; Nogales Octo- Der ,; Prescott, October Is. Yuma, November 3; all for three days con tinuance except the last. All are ex- pected to contribute to the state fair which will be held at Phoenix during the week beginning November I3.
 The dates of the lesser events have been strung along for the declared reason that state candidates will want to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
NEWSY NOTES
 FROM GLEASON

GLEASON. Sept. Miss Clara Griffith and Herbert Brown. of this amp. were married in Tombstone th" 4tth. The bride IS the daughter of Mir and Mrs. Ross Griffith and has been resident of Gleeson for the past eight or nine years. they have many friends who will be taken by surprise to hear of the wedding. and wish them many years of happiness
 Rube Baker. Of Gleeson. left for Minnesota the 27th., where h. goes to consult the famous Mayo Brothers in regard to the condition of his heart, which has been bothering him for some time.
 Will Short left for Douglas this week to visit relatives.
 Constable Lafe Gibson and Tom Lannon motored to Tombstone Mon day on business.
 Mrs. l.. Short, of Webb. is visiting her daughter Mrs. Rube Baker. of Gleeson. this week.
 Cap" Powers, of the Old Pearly camp, is a visitor in Gleeson this week.
 Vim. Terry and daughter. Ruby. were in town this week from their ranch on a visit.
 A large number of Gleesonites at tended the celebration at Light and report good time.
 Mrs. Rube Wells and children were visitors in Gleeson from their ranch for few days this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
FARM ADVISORS
 SCHEDULE FOR SEPT.

The following is the schedule of Farm Advisor A. l.. Paschal for the month of September:
 Subjects: l. Poultry Raising on the Farm. 2. Annual Picnics and Fairs. 3. Fall and Winter Garden; Small Grains and Alfalfa. 4. Seed Selection.
 Wilcox. Sept 1 and 2; McAllister Sept. 2; Benson, Sept. 3; St. David, Sept 5; Tombstone. Sept '; Pearce, Sept. 8; Cochise. Sept. g; Light, Sept. g; Wilcox, Sept 12 and 13; Lompoc, Sept IA; San Simon, Sept. 16; Portal, Sept. 20; Douglas. Sept. 21; Bisbee, Sept 22: Whitewater, Sept. 2s; Webb Sept 27; Pearce. Sept. 2s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

 Bisbee where they have been on a visit to Mrs. II. NJ. Woods. The many friends of Miss Hart will be glad to hear of a marked improve ment in her health.
 Wilcox got worsted yesterday at Bisbee. The game stood to Is. Nat Hawke was umpire. The next occultation of Mars and the moon will occur in the year 20ss. By that time the big pumps will be m. Silver will be quoted at l.29 and yeritable boom will prevail. Brace up!
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
NEW CASES FILED
 IN SUPERIOR COURT

Judgment in suit
 ll73. Dona Stoner, Dr. n. Stoner. CT: decree of divorce.
 1901. Belle Soto. Dr. NJ. Soto, CT; decree of divorce
 H. Kratzburg; decree of distribu- ton.
 Isabel Norton: order to amend in ventory.
 A Herern; administrator appoint ed.
 H Hamburg appraisers appointed. J. McLevy; decree of distribution 1867. Viola Duckett vs Richard Duckett; action for divorce
 1868. Minnie Carr vs. w. Carr: ac. ton for divorce.
 l5ss. George Myers vs. Sarah My CTS; action for divorce.
 1885. Carl Patterson, Dr.. Minnie Patterson. CT; decree of divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

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 DEED
 F. Hildreth and wife to T. White head, land s10.
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE W. Bartlett ct al to Central Cattle Loan Co. cattle $500, Valley Land and Cattle Co.to Cen tral Cattle Loan O.. cattle s25OO.
 WARRANTY DEED A. Smith and wife to E. Bielefeldt, Douglas property s400
 Ira May to J. May. land s4SG. B. Aguilar and wife to F. Godoy, Douglas property s400
 H. Morgan and wife 10 J. Angie and wife. Wilcox property s75. W. Riggs to D. Knott, land s5sO. l.. McCourt and wife and Wm. Riggs to Ella Knott. land s4s0. Mary Leverich to Ella Knott, land s4sO.
 C. Lovelady to J. Hood, land s10. W. Harper to N. Hawke, Pearce property $I
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
From Tuesday's Daily.
VISITING FRIENDS.

Mrs. Mary F. Ware. Mrs. Nar:e Johnson. wife of Supervisor Vance Johnson. and Mrs. H. c. Stillman. of Douglas. were Sisitors in Tombstone Tombstone ladies, and this is their first visit to Tombstone for some time
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TO DOS cABEZAS.

Attorney w. W. Gilmore left yes terday for Dos CabeZas, where he was called to attend to legal matters for some clients in that end Of the county. He expects to be gone sev-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
FROM COAST

Miss Bessie Seay returned to Tombstone yesterday from Sat Diego where she spent the summer months. CT in the local public schools ett Week
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TOURED COUNTY.

Attorney J. T. Kingsbury returned home yesterday morning from a sev- eral days visit to the northern end of the county, where he went in the interests of some of his clients in that section
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
week
RETURNED FROM EAST.

w. H. Sherrill. lead bookkeeper ar the Wolcott department store. re. turned home Saturday nigh. from h. diana, where he went to join his wife
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
SUPERVISORS IN SESSION.

The board of supervisors were in session today, in regular monthly meeting. to consider routine matters, as well as other items that came up hafora that hody
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TO sISBEE.

Supervisor John Rock went to Bis bee this morning where he will spend several days meeting the Democratic :oters of that city in the interests of his candidacy. Besides being strong in Tombstone. MT. Rock has strong backing in Bisbee and Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

BILL OF SALE A Johnson to Christine Johnson. pt rsonal property sl.
 R. E. MORTGAGE D. Citchell and wife to L. Merton. Cochise property s75e.
 cHATrLE MORTGAGE NJ. Grebesa ct al to l.. Msr.L...'v! h. goats sll72.
 T. Rhodeas to National Cash Recis. ;rr Co. register s7O. ;. Simmons to Phelps Dolsa M"rc Co. household goods s403.0s. C Hixon to Phelps-Dods Mere C.. household goods $1s7.l3. Donnie wilkerson to Phelps, Dodge Mere. Co. household goods ss7..5 Mrs. O. Rudig to Phelps. Dodge Mere Co. household goods sl56.60. T. Blackburn to Phelps-Dodge Mere Co.. household goods 1925. R. Hambly 10 Phelps-Dodge Mere. Co. household goods ..s725. F. Kennedy to Phelps Dodge Mere. O., victrola $40.
 J. Loving to Pheips-Dodge Mere. Co.. household goods $l52ss. Warren Co. to J. Henredson, War ren property ssS5.
 Warren Co. to o. Olson, Warren property ssoo.
 Warren Co. to Bert McLain. War ren property s27O.
 BILL OF SALE c. Potter to NJ. Keton. cattle s2O0O.
 R. E. MORTGAGE NJ. Keton and wife to Miners & Merchants Bank of Bisbee, land 5000.
 cHATTLe MORTGAGE w Dresser to Wilcox Bank & Trust Co. cattle s750. V. Musgrave and wife to George Marshall Co. cattle $500. L. Hughes to J. Smith. Johnson property s153sO.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Miners and Merchants Bank of Bis bee to NJ. Keton.
 Bank of Bisbee 10 .Theroux and
 MINING DEED J. Clark to Sam Miller, mining prop erty q.
 The Virtue Mining & Dev. Co. min ing claims sl.
 WARRANTY DEED F. Odiedo and wife to J. Pressler, Douglas property s10. Elisha Richard March, to Ellen c. Neel, land $l0.
 United States to l.. Thorsenberg,
 WARRANTY DEED Mary Leverich to Eva Kirkpatrick, Ind $4s0.
 Douglas Investment Go. to D. Hum phreys. Douglas property S4O0.
 SILL OF SALE P. windes to s. Wells, cattle ss80. Mary Moore to Johnson < Cook. cattle $l5,e0O.
 R. z. MORTGAGE H. Heath and wife to Jennie Great house, Douglas property $730.
 cHaTTle MORTGAGE NJ Cosby to Bank of Benson, alfalfa S2O0.
 C. Davis to A DePriest, cattle S130. J Carey to P-D Mere Co.,, household goods s21425.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE A. Haven to H. Heath and wife.
 SILL OF SALE G. Perich ct al to J. Krilanovich, Bisbee property.
 F. Urquides to W. Kent, ct al. Mas cot property S1l5.
 P. wetzel to Cora Baumkerchaer live stock.
 M. Baumkercher to P. Wetzel. live stock.
 WARRANTY DEED A. Paul and wife to W. Gardner land s1.
 Mccall and wife to J. Byrne Douglas property S3ee. P. White and wife to J. Johnson Douglas property s2oo.
 PATENT United States to T. Whitehead
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

According to the Bisbee Review, the bootelggers of Bisbee are learning by hear the refrain and verses of locally popular song. The author of the lines. George Reardon, is deserved ly popular as a result Of the song. or the parody of well known song, and mas been voted card of thanks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
STATE CANDIDATE HERE.

Jesse L. Boyce. candidate for the nomination to State Auditor on the Democratic ticket. was a visitO- in Tombstone Saturday meeting the To- cal voters in the interests of his can didacy for the nomination. Mir Boyce has no opposition for the nomination but however, he is touring the state. getting acquainted with the voters be- sides discussing the important issues with the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
From Wednesdays Daily
CLOSE CALL.

An Overland auto belonging to his brother, Manuel. and driven by Joe April. had a close call from oyeTturn ing. when the machine with two oc- cupants ran on the bank on the big grade just outside of Tombstone Sun day. The machine was damaged considerably. but the occupants jump ed and escaped injury. The accident happened in about the same place as he Woolery auto came very near turning over on the steep grade TEACHERS RETURN.
 Miss Jenny Lind, Miss Edith Smead and Miss Agnes Ludwig returned to Tombstone Sunday from the coast where they spent their vacations. and Sill resume their duties as teachers ,n the Tombstone Publis Schools on he opening of the schools next Mon
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

In the Superior Court today two felony cases were disposed of in a short while. one a case of grand lar Ceny and another for burglary. The first case was that of the State vs. Marciso Duarte for grand larceny the jury returning verdict of guilty. and sentences will be pronounced to- morrow. The second case was the State against Manuel Mendosa for burglary and the jury brought in an instructed verdict of not guilty and he defendant was released.
 It is understood that George Petit john out on bond of s1 1000 on a charge of selling liquor will go to jail in order that the bond money may be released o his wife. Pettijohn was given a trial resulting in a hung jury. and he will be tried again on the same charge at this term of court.
 A special venire of ten jurors re ported for duty today, to complete the panel for the trial Of felony cases. FROM sIseeE.
 Officer Kempton. Bisbee, was a vis- itor in the city today as a witness before the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

ly popular as a result Of the song. or the parody of well known song, and mas been voted card of thanks. The song follows: SOMEBODY ELSE IS oETTIN'IT (The Bootleggers' Doxology)
 lSing very slow A Boot Leg-ger l used to be. Made my money so easily. Sold my drink for a quarter
 throw,
 But as reaped. so shall SOW. l was caught so dead to right, Lost all chance of legal fight, The numerous counts against me
 they've got. I'll be in jail until rot But CHoRUs:-
 Somebody else is gettin' it. get
 tin it,
 Right where they handed il to
 me,
 Somebody else is gettin' it. get
 tin 1t.
 Right where the chicken got the
 AXE.
 Somebody thinks that he's in fine, But he'll get his where l got mine Somebody else is gettin' it, get. Right-where-they handed it to The dear old bars where the
 booze once flew. Are now changed to Vars ,ha,
 you can just look through. And many times my thoughts re- When l was making a quarter
 squirt,
 Deprived of drink or a borrowed
 chew.
 Those days are gone and the profits, too,
 But can say had some fun, Although I feel like a big stale bun. But CHORUS:-
 Oh, now I'm talking to myself, Sleeping on a bed that was once
 shelf,
 Dreamig daily of the time to come When I can sell the demon rum. Of course the change will help
 my health, Relieved by the Judge Of all my wealth,
 But while I'm here I'll always try, To cheer my friends who come here to die. For CIJnpITS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TO BEN SON.

Chairman of the Board of Supervis- ors J NJ. Sparks and Clerk A. C.
 Karger went to Benson this morning where they will attend to some road matters requiring official attention, expecting to return home this even
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
RECORDS OF
 COCHISE COUNTY
WARRANTY DEED

J. Caretto and wife to D. Stetson. land sl.
 PATENT United States to Bar Boot Cattle Co. land United States to L. G Sh: tuck. land
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10

MARRIED.

H. C. Coles, brother of Frank Coles cf the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co. at Bisbee. was married by Rev. Man din, of Bisbee, to Miss Bernice Mich ols, daughter of Dr. H. C. Nichols, company physician of the Common 'alth Mining Company al Pearce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
icDONAlO IN TOWN.
LIMESTONE RIFLE RANGE DON COMPLETED.

Work Of clearing on the ground for the range of the Tombstone kiie Club, just below town was completed ,oday and the work started digging the pits and placing the targets. The Tombstone club will soon have one of the best ranges in Arizona. thanks 10 the untiring work of Its officials, and when completed competitive shoots will be held. and later for vari- ous trophies offered for the best score made according to rules. The local club has a number of crack shots and no doubt some high scores will be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
RETURNED HOME

RETURNED HOME
 Mrs. J. R. Raines returned hom, yesterday from Douglas, where sh; has been on a visit of several week the guest of friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TO BISB E E.

Maurice Whelan went to B.sbee saturday. and expects to oe absent during the coming two weeks. on d brief leave of absence, and will spend his time in Bisbee on a visit. ON CAMPAIGN.
 Ray B. Krebs. candidate for county recorder, went to Bisbee today where h- will spend several days in the In- rerests of his candidacy. RETURNED FROM IkMPAIGN.
 Jos. Arthur Ivey returned home yes t"-day from a several days cau.raign trip to the southern end of the coun- ". where he has been meeting the voters in the interests of his candi dacy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
PATENT
QUIT CLAIM DEED

F. Archuleta and wife Ic N. Chern- ishkoff. Bisbee property slo.
 BILL OF SALE
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-09-10
TO siSeEE AND DOUGLAS

daughter. Miss Cecylle, visited in Tombstone Sunday from their home at Douglas, the guests of Mrs. A. Klaw, mother of Mrs. Hansen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-11

Great Britain is seriously consider
ing the issuance OF bonus bonds as
an inducement to the working
classics to ala in financing the war.
One proposal IS that the government
should issue 500,000,000 Of 8 per
cent bonds TO be subscribed for
within one month and No carry
bonuses o. prizes. to be drawn every
three months These prizes would
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each A scheme has been devised by
which persons Who could not save
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investor would possess $5 bond. In
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draw the bonus which might came to
tic Jointly owned bonds AS the
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serest instead Of or per cent, the
government would be amply able to-
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operation for years IN France and
Russia and has induced millions Of
poor people to invest in government
securities Some conservative Brit
ish bankers object 10 the plan on the
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rapidly forcing q change Of senti-
ment. and the chancellor of the eX-
choquer Ks said TO favor the PLAN 1t
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per cent and the only speculative
feature involved rs the bonus, or
prize
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bonus" 20 iloat wan bonds among it's
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his country 20 win tho war and TO-
bear the burden. The German Gov
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billions Of dollars. and they viii be
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