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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09

Me han & Maloney's liquor house One can step across the line from tin front door into the Republic of Mexi- CO.,
 Last night when the stage came up bringing passengers from the south il brought Vim. RitChie and two of the county jail breakers, Memo and Old , man. They were caught at Cri;tenden by two section hands who telegraphed the capture to the SherifI's office, and Ritchie who was at Fairbanks was wired to go after them. The section boss at Critteuden had been posted by Bravin and Broad to look out for the men. On the way up. Ritchie had them shackled together. Unfortunate ly for them they ha d a falling out on of being responsible for the car ture.
 Words led to blows and not being able to separate. they pummelled each other until their facoS looked more like bceisteaks than anything else. they gouged each others faces with their nails and cursed other with all the imprecations they could muster. 1 The good Datured jailor. who had been on the traIl of the tw1 fugitives for three days and nights without sleep. did not feel like quoting scripture io them and they fought to a finish.
 When they were unlock ed and put III a cell together. the fight was all out of them and they were again the best
 friends. There are five oi the escapes still at large.
 The neat sum of S39IO was turned into the treasury during the first quarter of '92 by tn sheriff Most of
 it was from liquor licenses.
 ! Some Yankee claims to have invent
 cd process for turning silver into
 gold. If this genius IS allowed ie ] carry out his ideas, gold will have to ' be demonetized and silver will again
 become money Ii we keep after
 The Associated Press account of the
 jail delivery at Tombetone reads that
 the prisoners ''cut through 2i4 scant-
 ling before reaching the brick wall. ."
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Near Accident

A party of Benson young folks had a narrow escape from a serious acci- dent while coming up to the Yeomeu April Fool Dance Satur day night The machine in which they were rid ing driven by Harold Holcomb. struck d chuck" and threw out Shc occupants Of he rear seat, bruising them consrd erabiy and badly shaking them them up. Mrs A. Allen received a badly sprained back and bruised face while Miss Annie Kemp was badly bruised about the face aud sustained d sprain- ed arm. They were brought to town by another auto and their inIuri cs dressed returning home after the dance. Among those who those who came up from Bens son were Miss Olive Simpson. Mrs. Max Treu and daughter. Miss Julia. Miss Toy Rob insou, Miss Ethel Gribble, Miss Gladys Holcomb. Mrs Ben HolcUmb, Ms, Dcrathy Gull. Mir and Mrs Pomer5v. Messrs. Geo. Kemp. Floyd Lieber and s B Moss
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT
Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

Nm. John Greenwo pd Apr. $. 1916 day Of settlement of account.
 Sophia Olsen: Order confirming sale of real estate.
 Mary Callaghan, Arthur Hines. Frank Treat and Charles F Moss ap- polluted appraisers.
 Guardianship. Frank and John Bauer: Apr. s. 1916. day hearing petition for letters.
 Fred Tikkauen NJ. C. High sp- poluIed administrator.
 Lawerence Caretto John Csretto IT. appointed administrator
 Mary Gibbons P. ]. Gibbons ap- pointed administrator.
 George Kelsey J. H Fisher sp- rutod admin istrator
 Caso Ilsvichevich Notice to Creditors.
 Ghsor Ilevichevich Notice to Creditors.
 Wilrar' Ray!;as Order confirm inf sale of real estate.
 Wm Ray ling. Order approving sale: : pay claim
 A C. Riordau. Apr l5 day hearin E petition probate will
 Thos. Loudon. Apr 10 day hearing return of sale. Suits Fi!ed-No-
 1895. Majubie Carboolad vs Wm Rothenberg and H. C. Wheeler Ac. ton to Quiet Title.
 1926 Otho A. Ro,se, vs. Ivy Rossett Action for divorce
 1897. Mable Breen vs. James Breeu. Action for divorce
 l3%, Chas. Pol,i vs Dorothes Pavl.cich: Action for debt in sum Of s3%G 27.
 1899 Florentine F. Orosco vs. Selso Orosco Action for divorce. l4OO Oscar Serola vs C. A Min Co. Action for damages. <2l 800
 I4Ol Frank E Schmrtt vs Josie Schmitt: Action !or divorcr. Judgment in Suirs-No.-
 lS6O P. A Moon. Dr. Alice Moon. Or. Decree of divorce
 II36. s. P. Go. Dr Fred & W. ]. Bonnet Crs.: s3ll5O
 lI72. H Suey and ( H Howe, Drs. lst Nat Bank Bouglss. CT. slSO.OO. 1904 C Lenuox. Dr. Helan Ltunox. Or divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
LOOKING BACKWARD 24
 YEARS IN TOMBSTONE

The decline in the price of silver has had the effect. in one instance. of put ting a stop to preparations being made for starting mp one of our long idle mines in this district. It had been the intention of putting 30 men to work on the Head Center & Tram quility property. but it is understood that plans have beeu changed during the past two or three days. and notb- ing win be does until silver gives some s'gn of life again
 Mir Smith has introduced a bill in the House to amend the act estab- fishing private land court which. will if he can push it through. be a godsend to settlers on land grants in Arizona and his efforts should be endorsed by strong petitions to congress to pass the blll
 Copper mining will be more profit able this year than for many years past This great industry IS one of the most prominent of the financial successes in Cochise county. and the outlook is most encouraging.
 John Lrekis. well known and oid his camp fire on Maricopa canal yes terday afterhoon From the presence of a partially filled bottle of Strych- nine it was thought he committed suicide
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
New Deputy at Douglas

County Assessor A. Hughes re termed to Douglas yesterday after spending Sunday in Tombstone with his family. MT. Hughes while here anno unced that he had appointed d the place of A F Parsons, who com mitted suicide last week MT. Hughes will remain there another week assist. ing the new man before continuing up the valley completing work there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Leave for Florence

Judge A C Lockwood and l. w Walker. court reporter, lett for Florence today by au O, going via the Benson cut of Tn Florence, Judge Lockwood will hand down the decision in the celebrated water suit which was heard before MT Walker as referee This is the most important water case ever heard in Arizona Mrs. Walker accompanied Mfr " IkeT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Two Peaks Progressing

General Manager Barney Hsrmseu oi the Two Peaks Mining Company at Turner was a visitor in Tombstone yesterday and today on company business. Mir. Harmsen stated that he and a crew had just completed the transportation of the air compressor and other machinery for the mines. from Fairbank to the property. and it will be installed as soon as possible on the main tunnel. which was recently started, and is being rapidly pushed night and day in a full breast of sui- phide ore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Of on Vacation

A (. Karger, lhe efficient and ac- commodating co Clerk of The Board of Supervisors, left today for a three weeks vacation which he will spend with his folk in Texas He went by auto to Douglas this morning where after attending to some official busi. ness he will lake the Golden State limited for Fl Paso. then on to Fort Worth and other Texas points and after visit with his parents will visit several of inc progressive county seats of Texas for the purpose of comparing 'he business methods used by the various counties of that state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Gathers Newspaper Statistics

Secretary Oscar K. Coll. oi ths Douglas Chamber of Commerce and iiur.. who ha. been gathering Ststis- lC, of various kinds in connection wi'h his work stste> that there are i3 publications in Arizona These are segregated mt l6 daily newspapers. 2i weeklice and ; monthlies
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From Tucson

Uncle" George Rosskruge. one of the oldest MaSons in Arizona, is in the city from Tucson. and tonight will in >:itute the Tombstone Commandry Knight Templar number 6. which re. ccived its charter al the meeting ol the Grand Ledge in Tucson last month Tombstone Knights are the baby lodge of that order, but it has a h~airhy and vigorous star; and promi>- ,- .D take it. place mp ia the front rsuks rigkt soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09

Tombstone has not furnished a sen sation for a long time that created such a furCre as the one that occurred last night. When it was ru mored early this morning that ten prisoners had broken jail. 1t was thought that April lst was so near at hand th at the Jokers had cummcnced their foolery early But il proved to be serious joke.
 An inspection of the rear of the court house reve aled asqusre hole about ten feet from rh- ground. The wood metal which was originally rhe handle of a stew pan which had been flattened out. It seemed that this would nave been impossible. until u-ing il as a saw on the wood il went Intp .. as though the wood were cheese. \ common tin table spoon and peice of wire about the size of telegraph wire were all they had to work with, and they did their work we'll
 McDermott, who was on watch. gave the keys to his trusty. who was one Of the prisoners and he went the rouods as usual, made noiSe a, each cell door as he apparently locked each man in for the night. returned the keys to the keeper. who blissfully pass cd the night in ignoran ce of what was going on.
 Sheriff Kelton and posse are out toward the Dragons. but nothing has been heard of them since they started. Others are out in different directions.
 The fact that tine Maricopa Repubh- cans had much to say in their conveu- tion regarding tin but not word about silver, entities them to the we'll earned name of ''tin horns" Miss Metric Rafferty. Mrs. A. R Barnett ard Mrs Wm. LutIey will leave tomorrow for California. About six o'clock last evening Vim Ritchie and George Osborn came in from the river bringing two more of the escaped prisoners with them Their | names are A. Mendez and ]. Velasquez. It was pretty we'll established last night that five of the escapes are in | the Huachuca mountains and the 1 forces of the pursuers were concentra- ted there at daylight this morning. i This is the gang who it i. thought robbed TOmlinson Thursday night. . Sheriff Kelton came home thi. morning at abovt ten o'clock He had been riding day and night over the Dragons on both sides from South Pass to Dragoon summit. Broad and Brsvin came in last night from scouting the river from Benson to Charleston swith-
 out hearing of the men. They both
 left at daylightxthis morning to join the other forces at Huachuca. several others also left on the same mission. i K. W. Wood returned last night from Nogales making arrangements while there for the opening of a branch hank at the line city.
 ! The name Of the new bank at No
 gales will be :the International. The ! location selected is the corner opposite
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Returned Home

Mir. and Mrs. Win Lutley returned home today from a visit to Bisbee and Douglas. Mrs. Lutley visited relatives at Bisbee, while Mir Lutley continued on to Douglas. where he attended 'n business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
MINE SAFETY FIRST
 SAVING MANY LIVES

PHOENIX. March 30 -Accordirg to the annual report of C H Bolin. state inspector. covering operations to Nov 30. 1915. and which has just been printed. the number of men killed ID and about the mines of Arizona for 1915 was 49. as compared with 62 in 1914. and 6s ;he year previous.
 The number of men employed in aud about the mines during 1915 was l3,- 59S. as compared with 9.422 in 1914. The fatality rate for 1915 was 36 per 1000 men employed. Serious accidents in he mines have also greatly decreas- ed.
 ton IS be ing given to the safety cf the men who labor in and about the mines. and the repo., sets forth that managers supenntendents. foremen. shift bosses and the miners themselves. are taking much interest in the safety movement. These and mapy other salient facts are contained in the report. which covers seventy-two pages and is re- pIete with detailed statistical inforua- tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Supervisors in Session

The Board of Supervisors. Messrs ] NJ sparks. chairman and John Rock and Y NJ. Johnson. members. were in session today in regular monthly meeting. Regular routine business 'sas transacted. and road mat
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visited Hereford

Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy C. Welch returned this morning from Hereford, where he spent last night on business connected with his .fice. MT Welch reports conditions as very quiet at Hereford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visiting Parents

MT and Ms. Chas. Brown. of Courrland arrived I'll Tombston. .o,lav Tor a several days visit. the guests oi Mrs Brow ns parents. NIT. and Mrs Dan Hanley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Beware of Ointments for Catarrn that Contain .iercary

as mercury will surrey destroy Doe ssHss of smell and completely dvTaDge th. whole system when entering ii thruugi the mucous surfaces. Such articles sHOulT never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians. as the damasr they win do Is ten folG to the good yc-. can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure 5nufactured by r. =. Cheney & C.. Toledo. O., contains n mercury, and is taken internally. actint directly upon the blood and mucous su-- faces of the system. In buying Har-s Catarrh Cure be sure you grt the gens- he. IL Is taken internally and made 'n Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney G Co. T-s- timonials free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price T5c per botte.
 Take Hzdrs Family P1iLs for constipatis.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Returns from Coast

Attorney A. K. English returned home last evening from California, where he has been for the past thr-e months boiling out" at the hot springs. He reports himself rid of his old enemy, rheumatism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
To Get soraer

A W. Howe for the shcriff'S office left for San Diego. where he goes to bring back J McFadden. the forger. who was captured there several day ago IL will be necessary to get ex tradition papers before McFadden can be>brought here for trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visitors Here

F.. K kupper and Vim. R. Shadlav were Tombstone visitors from Fort Huachuca last night
 Doane Merrill. the we'll known banker of Benson. accompanied by his wife and little daughter. were visitors IT the county seat yesterday
 J. F. Connolly, of Manila. PhiIli- pine Islands paid Tombstone a visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From CourtIahd

J NJ. CabelI and Win. Holnes were m town last night from Courtlsnd on a brief business visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From Wednesdays Daily.
On Business

Douglas Gray went out to Monte. auma Cauyol today 10 attend to some mining interests he hss n that section of the ituachsCss
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Beautiful Gardens

Tombstone. without a doubt has the most beautiful flower gardens in the state and one deserving especial men ton Is that of Dr. and Mrs, H H Hughart The Hugharts have this year planted the entire remiSeS about heir cozy home on lower Alien Street wItE beautiful plants and shrubbery. asd while yet early, responding to tender care. the flowers have begun so bloom in all their fragrance. A small patch has also been plan led in vcge. tables of different varieties, and this summer the family tao!c will 10 doubt br supplied pIcntifully in regular down on the olo home farm" st vie
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From Mondays Daily.
Has Pneumonia

Mrs Lee Hutchison is confined 10 her home with an attack of pneunouis but it is reported that she IS getting along satisfacto orily d, present
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visiting in Bisbee

County Recorder Owen E Murphy aud wife went 10 Bisbee yesterday, where they will sperd several days on a visit,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
On Business

County Treasurer H. & Ross re turned home yesterday from Douglas. where be went on busieesS matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Dance Success

The Yeomen April Fool Dance given Saturday nish; 5y the local order proved a success both socially and financially. and the committee IS to be congratulated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From Tuesdays Daily.
Visit Relatives

MT and Mrs. Geo McLane left to- day for Mesa. where they wIil visi, relatives for some time Mr and Mr Joe Lee will also leave shortly for Miami. where they will locate
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
To Bisbee

County Attorney ]. F Ross went to BIsbee this morning, where he went to attend tU official matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
On Legal Matters

Attorney Harry E. Pickett returned home last evening from Douglas where he went on legal matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
To Douglas

Mrs Ghas. Webster left this after pon for DouVlaS where 5hs vii spend several months on visit with her daughter. Mrs. W. W. ChilderS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
From 6Ieeson

5. A. Taylor. the well known mer- chant prince of Gieeson. was visitor in Tombstone last evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visiting from St. David

Representative J. s. Merrill. and wife and da uthter. Miss Blanche. were visitors n Tombstone today with frieuds
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Held Meeting

The odd Fellows held their regular monthly meeting last nghI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Move to Bisbee

The family of Miles Merrill have moved to Biebee. where they will reside in the future
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Visi.iHQ Parents

Mn. Jos. Henderson arrived in the city today from her home at Lowell for a several days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Bravia,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
On Leave of Absence

Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors A. (. Karger was granted A short leave of absence by the board today and will leave Wednesday for southern Texas. where he will spend several weeks oD visit with his patents. NIT. karger expects to return home ahnuf May Isf
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
Should Frost Lights

The many accidents that are occur ing from head on auto collisions should be means of the city coUncIl psssing an auto ordinance compelling owners to frost the upper half of their headlight sglssses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-09
City Council Meets

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-03-02

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