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Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mrs. Lyman Bennett. The green color
scheme in vogue last week, was eff
fectively carried out in ferns and car
nations while the lights were shaded in
green. The prize winners were Mrs
H. ]. Lee Miss Emma Luhrs, and Miss
Fay De Mund.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mrs David Russell (F1orence Hern
dom of Prescott passed the early part
of the week in town with her mother,
Mrs. j. c. Herndon who has been at
the Adams for the past fortnight.
They left Wednesday for Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mrs. ]. G. Cherry and Miss Nell
Cherry of Cedar Rapids left last even
ing for San Diego where they will
pass the remainder of the spring sea =
son, returning to their home in June.
While here they were the guests of
Mrs George II. Lutgerding and were
the inspiration for innumerable pleas
urable affairs.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Miss Grace Norton who passed the
week in town enroute from San Diego
TO Wenden where she will make her
home was the guest at an informal
bridge given Tuesday afternoon by
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Continued on Page Two
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Miss Jessie Uhly, who has been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. J. II. Smith
for the past few months left last week
fOy st, Louis.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Miss Mabel Wright of Pasadena is
the guest of DR.. anG Mrs. John Lentz
of Palm Lane Numerous informal
events have been given in compliment
to Miss Wright and many are planned
for the coming week
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mr. and Mrs l.. a. Walling of East
Moreland street are entertaining Mrs.
Wallngs father William G. Foster of
Buffalo who contemplates making his
home in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mrs. Robert A. Craig was lunch
con hostess Wednesday. her guests
being Mrs. Fred Christy. Miss lone
Fauley and Miss Sue Fauley.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

\ picnic to the Hole in the Rock
planned for today numbers in the
guest list Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Penn
berton, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley William
son. Miss LENA Christian of Detroit.
Miss Alma Nells Miss Eugenia
Glasscock. Miss Carmelita Ward. Miss
Carrie Murein. George Peters Henry
Snyder. Dennis Gleason and Jasper
Nells.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mrs. George n. Cook was the hon
ored guest at an informal bridge -giver
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Clay Leon
ard. The prize winners were Mrs
Sims Ely and Mrs. Joseph II. KiDbey
There were present Mrs. Cook. Mrs
Clark Churchill. Mrs. J. W. Doris. Mrs
Daniel Francis. Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs
j. M. Aitken and Mrs. Joseph H.
Kibbey
Arizona republican., 1916-03-19

Mr.. ard Mrs. George H. Cook, who
have been extensively feted during
their several weeks stay in Phoenix the
guests of Mr. and Mrs j. w Doris of
Casa de Rosas returned to San Fran
cisco last evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
LOCKING BACKYARD
 TWENTy.FouR YEARS MONDAY
MONDAY

If the military will co operate with the people of this section of Arizona. We will soon i'd ourseluss of ihe small band of Apaches which are menace to our progress IL will not take more We all pull together The territory of Arizona produces more for the general government and gets less in return than any other subdivision of the Uni ted States. Is il out of order to ask. if not for protection. at least for cooper alton in settling a question which is paramount 10 all others with us
 Si Bryant has struck hIs bonanza ore body on the Tom Schot mine at Tur- quoise and is again taking out ore fer shipment
 Major Henton. in charge of the asur- vey. has instructions from the war de- partment to permit ihe commission of the Republic of Mexico. in making the boundary line of the two countries. to cross. with it's escort. into the country of the United States and return 10 Mexico whenever necessary in the per- furmance of its duties connected with the boundry line.
 the wife of K W Wood. son.
 A presumed violator of ihe Mckinley Bill was receiving his "ultimarum' in Commissioner Swain's court this after noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Sending Out Notices

Secretary ]. N. Gaines. of the Co., chise County Taxpayers. association IS mailing out notices of the annual meeting of the association that will be Gaines will not have his annual report ready at that time as he has been de- layed in securing considerable data that he wishes to use in the report but will have 1t ready about the first of March. II will contain vast amount of good information regarding conditions III ;he county and viii be Of interest 60 ths members of the association as well as all other taxpayers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Enteriains Club

A. B. M urchison gave a dinner to the members of the PacIfcation Club at 7:30 Saturday night. Dinner was served by Mrs Raines and the boys all agree that she IS SOME cook. Those present were E. M. Hawes. Geo (. Gallen. Oscar Doyle. C.. B. Warner, A. B Murchison, E ( Porter, and Carl Cook, the newly initiated member, wlo made a very pleasing after-dinner address. cmber Percy Bovden YVES absent from the city. After the feed the boys took in the dapce at Gage Hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Murphy Case On

with killing sergeant at Camp Doug las last month was on all day today the case before four o'clock The arsu- mentS will be heard tomorrow morning and will then be given to the jury About twenty witnesses were examined m the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
BOOTLEGGER DONE
 UP" BY DRY FARMER

The bootleggers brought i. yester. day by Sheriff Wheeler tell stories of other dealings of bootleggers in Doug las. A Douglas man. who formerly ran a saloon at Rodeo . few days ago sent ou, a mau with wagon to bring iu a shipment and started back with it but decided tha; he might make more out of it if he ''ditched" the whiskey and report that it had been taken away from him. He went back to Douglas and informed the man that two deputy sheriffs had takes the whiskey away from him. The "boss' started out to investigate and the tearster admitted that he had hidden the whiskey. When they went to 6nd it. however. it was gone. A "dry" farmer along the road had witnessed the hiding of the booze and as soon as Mir. Man drove of he went to the place with his wagon and loaded it up and now has about thirty cases of gooc boore which he intends to keep | Another lot of bootlesgers had ship ment in Douglas and when they learnee that Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Bow den were in town disposed of 1t at re duced prices and beat it out for E Pas0.
 Johnson, who was arrested is at th present time under bond for the sen
 offense Murray has already served
 term tor itroducing liquor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
JAIL DON'T APPEAL
 ID DOUGLAS SOLON

PHOENIX. FEB. i-Francis Bert Aaron. the forner Douglas city coun- ciIman who was convicted recently IT the superior court ef Cochis- coupty of violating the prohibition law, appealed tp the supreme court today from the jud gment of the lower court.
 The Cochise court gave Aaron a sI0O fine and a years jail sentence. He was tried before Judge A. C. Lock wood
 Aaron was an attache of the last seS- sion of the Arizona state legislature. He resigned as councilman or Douglas shortly after his arrest
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
TUESDAY
Dunbar Played a "LaIIy-co0ler

The Phoenix R Republican tells the following story on John Dunbar. of the Gazette:
 Last night Dunbar and couple of Tombstone friends got into little socal game with stranger. in the rear of one of the le4diu- saloons. The game went n for some time with vary ing fortune for the stranger. A last the coy goddess ki,,ea nm full on he lips, he held an savi -l5lr hand. All but ole man dropped out as the ten- derfoUi raised the limit to it's gidly height of fifty d-Ilars, the native sat aghast for a moment. but carefully skimming his cards, raised back The stranger put the limit up and was met and "h'isted" by ] hn. Then the ten darioot looked at his victim pitvir gl ' and said he'd better call" Gall yourself" was the reply, iu that belligeTent style peculiar to the principal writer on the Gazette
 "All right. I'll do it. I've got you beaten. What were YOU bucking wIth'' asked the stranger.
 What have you," asked the scribe.
 Pour aces" was the triumphan: ansger, as the tenderfoot reached fo' the po..
 "DraS u'' yelled Dunbar; "drap ii I've iaIly cacler."
 A whai?"
 "A lslly- cooler, biggest hand Ill thS deck. three diamonds and pair O clubs" and hs reached for the pile T never heard O hand like that before" said the stranger.
 Well. you just took over there and see one O the rules O this game" said Dunbar. pointing to notice on th' wall
 "A lally-cooIer beats four aces" The stranger thought moment oi t~o. and then offered his ticket 10 Sar Francisco thcace to New York for ter dollars The keeper of the gambling house gave him chips for that amour 1 for it and pushed over twenty-five dol lars worth Of blues for his watch, chain and ring, and the game began again The stranger won steadily: his pile in creased to wonderful dimsgsions. ant he bought back his jeweIry. A Jack pot was reached in the cours os gambling events. and the strange opened il for the limit. Dunbar stayin 1yh, with him. and "h'isted" his fit dollars: the eastern man came bac with twenty dollars more, and Joh "saw'' ii and asked for one card. l "Iu stand par" said the strange xoe the be ting began; Dunbar boi
 wed frou his friends. and the stran
 "pat up" his iewe!ry again.
 .h his last chips he called John
 Id. You're gone this time"
 O., V" aueried Dunbar. I've ga
 seir hand, four aces"
 .Nauoo. - geIied the stranger. 'T'
 ,u e$-y three diamonds ar A pa,r of Tub.
 "Pors miuei sAe'A'"e' ''''
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Beware of OintDents for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

of smell and completely dgran-- ti- whole system when entering t ttTuu@' the mucous surfaces. Suoh articles SUOuiC never be used except on pr"scripiicn's from reputable physicians. as tho dsimae-- they will do is ten fold to the soOa yr@ can possibly derive from them. HalrS Cajarrh Cure. dnufactured by r. |. Cheney X C., Toledo. O., contains pO mercury. and is taken internally. acting directly dpon the blood and mucous su faces of the system. In buying Hal"s Catsrrh Cure be sure you g't the gen7s- inc. It is taken internally and made Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney x Co. T"s- siuoniais free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price g5c per bott'e.
 Take Huars Family Ptils for conss.patls-.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Examined for Insanity

A Mexican named GuilIermo) Lareba. vas brought over from Bowie this morning by Constable J. D. Prewitt and examined by the lunacy co commission and ordered committed to the asylum He tried to kill his little baby at Bowie yesterday by throwing it down on the ground and then tried to but his brains out by going up against the draw bar on 2 freight car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Penalty Does Attach

County Treasurer H. $. Ross has in for ormation from the state tax commis- sion that the penalty for delinquency should be charged on taxes not paid within the prescribed time limit at the semi annual payments, and in passing decided that the penalty Is legal and shall be assessed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Returns From Trip

County Assessor E. 4. Hughes re- turned last evening from Bowie and San simon where he has just com- pleted two weeks assessing trip Mir Hughes was caught in the severe snow and rain storm and got stuck several times iu the mud He will go to Doug las in several days,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06


 pointed to notice on the wall behind the renderfoot:
 "A lally-cooler can only be played once in the evening" cutting scrape occurred at Benson yesterday in which a Mexican was stabbed but not seriously hurt. No particulars have b.ea received. Tom Allison has returned from Hook er's Hot Springs where he seized q band of sheep for taxes. He will sell them a week from today. The owner said he could not sell any sheep and had nc money. but Tom said he had . customer and the sheepman accepted his ulrimation.
 L. Bodecker came in from the Stone House ranch last night bringing the in- telhgence of the death there of . man named Brace. The deceased was an old soldier and was about to receive a pension from the government Justice Alvord left for there this morning to investigate the cause of death. [ Mark Smith has introduced . bill providing for the re-survey of the
 boundary line between Arizona and
 Utah
 1 IL was not the inteatiou of the Pros- pector 10 fire of all of the county am- munition at once. The delinquent tax Inst and statement of county figures is almost too much noise for a pickle. | Mir Best. of Dragon, shipped today ' from Wilcox three carloads of cattle They will be unloaded at Rocky Ford Colo. where he has a ranch. | A number of taxpayers whose names are on the delinquent list have paid their taxes. but the payment was no | made until it was too late to strike | ike names from the list Mrs. Wm. Lutley has received a let ter from Prescott. telling of A painful accident which befell MT. Lutley last wceE by having heavy piece of tire iror fall upon and crush his foot. l Col. Mix Gray has received letter from Acting Governor Murphy, in which he expresses the strongest sym pathy with the movement to rid the country "f renegade Apaches He has
 referred the correspondence to Gov. Irwin who is in the east, and strongly
 intimates that success will be made
 of the last move ment to redeem our section from the odium of being infest ed with Apsches.
 Supt. Staunton. of the r N. & M. i Co.,, was christening . new buggy to- ! day.
 W. K. Meade has sold to N ". 1 Noteware. of Mexico, the engine at the
 Boston mill. It will be shipped via Fl 1 Paso.
 i Ben Winston brought up three wild | geese today from the San Pedro river.
 which he shot there. One vas a Honk. CT weig hing l4 pounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Pitts Engine

McCarso and Preston yesterday re ceived 2 new Pitts eng inc, one of the first to be installed since they were put on the market. The Pitts straight motion engine needs DO introduction in Cochisc county. as many have seen its demonstrations. The local butch CTS expect to have it installed and run- ming in several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Brings Prisoner

Constable Cooper. located at Dos Cabezas was in the city yesterday bringing in Mexican who was sen fenced term of 90 days for a misde. meauor. He wjll be put at work on the county roads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Visited Fort

County Attorney J. F. Ross and family and Court Interpreter Johnnie Igo and family smotored ,o Fort Hna- chlcs yesterday. While there NIT Ross. combining business with pleasure investigated cutting scrape which took place there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Quail Season Ends

The quail season ended Monday aud
 nday many huntcrS were out and many good bags reported. According to the federal regulation the season for doves and white wings also closes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Visiting Sister

Mrs Ed Echois. of Dragoon, is visit ing in Tombstone for several weeks the guest of her sister. Mrs. Fred Ben- nett.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Wednesdays Daily.
From Douglas

Deputy Sheriff Charles Gross came up today from Douglas. having busi- ness before the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Bisbee

Deputy [ S. Marshal Jimmy Me Donald came in this morning on busi- ness before T.. S Commissioner W. A. Fowler
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civh Acsisas Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court
With Clerk of Court

i333 Irene Yarn Holt vs John Yarn Holt setion for divorce. ' la3o Alma Gardner ys G H Gard. ner; action for divorce | l340 Annie Pendlehurg vs Robert ! A Pendlebur action for divorce.
 I34l EP Dupen as Admr vs Thos Iliggiug and Higgins Leasing Co. ac 1 LOO. l 1886. Alice Sleight vs Almer ] Sleighr; acton for divorce.
 1854. P E TIotter vs School Dist ! No 45. damage iu sum of S270 1885. Toivo Luoto vs Fannie Luoto action for divorce.
 Iudg me mt insSuit-No- i 80. Rose and H L Miller Drs. NJ 1 Danziger CT: judgment for costs
 G F Floyd: decree of distribution of estate; also final discharge of l W Wallace as Admr.
 Es, and Gdnsh;p Mariory and Mer- ] I've Norton; Jan 29 day for hearing pc tI,ion of ] C Norton for letters of guardianship.
 Andrew Kent Feb 6 day of settle nent of account and hearing petitio n of Stewart W French for distribution of estate.
 George NJ Cummings; continued to Jan 29. Charles Strong; appraisers appointed
 Bertic J S.arcy; decree establishing notice to creditors.
 Est and Gdnship Joergei heirs.
 Georgia Brafton; order for sale of land.
 " NJ Roberts; order allowing funds
 TIonas Louden: Feb 29 day set for hearing petition of Guy ( Welch for order Of sale; also directing notice to be given. John J Wright, final discharge oi | Thomas Tate as Admr. Warren F Grot-vunt; Feb l2 day of hearing p,;it,ou Of " W Lswhon for letters of adnn
 Jesse Donlevy; Feb l2 day for sring petition Of J ( D, nlevy for rs fl admn
 >, Callahan; order 10 show cause why orde. net be mao.
 n. atrick; Feb l2 day for
 .,,. also cauSing notice c bc given
 Walter Brooks: aprrA
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Touch of Spring

Somewhat warmer today. probably sign of approaching spring.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Fairbank

Ar. and Mrs. Arthur Heney. aecon- panied by Miss Johnson and Miss Reagan, visited Tombstone Saturday night attending the dance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
gang of bootleggers.
Dossslas Secretary

Secretary Oscar K. Coll, of the Doug las Chamber of Commerce was a visi- for in the city yesterday on business mstters, returning home in the after ioon He was caught on the special vcnire which reported yesterday. but being Deputy County In,inigra ton Com missioner could not qualify. and asked 10 be excused by Judge Lock wood. Oscar says things are booming s' Douglls and praises Tombstone $ advancement since his last visit m September.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Bryan jr.. Here

W. J. Bryan Jr.. deputy [ s. Attor- ney. was in Tombstone today, conduct ing case before L. S Commissioner Fowler
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Ranch

Joe Kline and wife came in today from the Costello ranch. on shopping trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Returned Home

Attorney T Ki1gsbury returned hone this morning from Douglas. where be went ou legal matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Visited in Bisbee

L. J. Hastings, an employe of the Bunker Hill company, went to Bisbee Sunday for a brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Douglas

Miss Randolph .rrived in Tombstone today from Douglas on q brief visit with her parents. Dr. W. Al RandoI pf, and wife.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
ReaDpeintsd Postmistress

CARCES, Jan. 3l-Mrs. Eva Johr- son has received word that she has been reappoiuted as post1nistress at this place for the ensuing four years. She has been acting as posrmistress since the office was moved down to the Johnson ranch from Paimerlee and has given entire satisfaction. The petition for her reappointment was signed by nearly all of the residents of the dis tr;ct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
The Dusna District

Deputy Assessor Walter Thomas spent Sunday at hone. and left eAriey this morning for the Buena District where he will continue making assess
 ments. He has just completed in the Benson district
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Fesrcs

General Manager Charlie Hicks of the Commonwealth Extension at Pearce was visitor in Tombstone to-
 day on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Douglas

G. M. Moore of Douglas was visit. or in the city today on business ma, ters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Monday's Daily.
Witnesses Arrive

4 number of witnesses form Dou slss arrived this morning in the case of the Stase vs Michael Murphy who is to be tried tomorrow He is accused of the nuTd-r of Sergeant Norris at Douglas few weeks since. He will bs defend ed by Attorney Dosn and Doan. ssttinc out Transcripts
 Court Reporter JoAn W. Walker is busy these days. when not in the court room. in getting out transcripts of eases that have been appealed or in which . new trial has been asked for. The Cunningha m- Costello case. that was completed by him. contained over 900 pages of testimony. He has sever al transcrip,s to make out of cases that have been appealed during the present session of the court. He wishes to get these out of the way before the begin. niIg of the civil jury cases that are to | start next week
 From Douglas
 | Joseph Stuppi. Vance German. Lee Bsndle, Ed Griffith and James Howard Price were up from Douglas today as witnesses in the Watts case.
 From Turner
 E. P. A. Larrieu and Thomas Robin- son were visitors iu town today trem Turner on business matters.
 Returned Home Mrs- Sam Johnson returned home this morning from . brief visit in Douglas with her daughter Mrs. ]. B. Pope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Tuesday's Daily.
Returned Home

Mrs. Ed EcholS returned to her home at Drasoon this morning after having spent the past week in Tomb stone. the guest of her sister, Mrs Fred Bennett
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
To courtiand

Clerk of the Board of Supervisor A (. Karger motored to CourtIsnd and back this morning on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From 0enson

M. F. Casteneda, othervise known by his many Tombstone friends as mine host" of the Virginia hotel at Benson. came up this afternoon. and will remaiR sstil tomorrow Mfr. Gas tenada has just recovered from a se- .cte attack k stomach trouble. w,lich l. pi-ss,Hg news to hIs many lriepds
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
To Jehnsoa

Clerk nf thc Board nf Snper~isor~ A. (. karger ~eaJ to Johnson taday lo check up the ma,erid for tue Johnson ii.l. "i ohi -h the work is to start at once nndar Foreman Curtis xitu iis
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
To Disbee

Mrs Mary Costello and son, Cecil. accompaHied by Mrs. Grace Lowry. motsred to Bisbee Saturday. spending the day and returning hsme in the evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
Read in Good Shape

The road from Tombstone to Turner over the Borderland is in excellent con dition excepting three miles near Brookline. which in few days will be abandoned and the new road they are building which takes that section up out of the adobe flats and the cross wash country. will be opened. The government Is building a standard graded road thru the reservation to- wards Turner, which. it is said, will be extended to join the Borde,lsnd a, that point.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Douglas

Constable Sam Hayhurst motored up from Douglas this afternoon on business before he Superior Court,
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Douglas
From Turner
Returnsd Nome

Mrs. Sam Johnson returned home this morning from . brief visit in Douglas with her daughter Mrs. J. E. Pope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-02-06
From Douglas

From UouojaS
 Charlie Mccarthy was . visitor in town yesterday and today from Doug. las on business matters for his father. Repair Wsrk Begun
 Repair work on the SchieAelin Hall started today. Mssons. carpenters. painters, electricians sud sidewalk iayers ~ill have their turn at the buiIdisg during the eext few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-02
SUPPORTING THE HOSPITALS

interesting discussion of the hospitals before
Inc Rotary Club on Tuesday
st-t appears that Prosecuting
Board OF County Commissioners authority to Law lew
CONTRARY Prosecuting Attorney distinctly that the
county could levy for such
II mad taken care of n
Second-t IL contrary low
gwen 70 the Board
10 nave been addressed
ln"u-M Nelson Hubbard who
mem secure levy by the
State 20
hospitals and the
ud not wish 10 contribute the hospitals
dd not In good faith levy That the
Board made tentative
and
tions or their
o be clearh the Cop,r,soro- u-n.
CHOSEN nave made reasonable payment medical
anu surgical he
sanaollr Had sanaour, od
sun be IN operation instead
uos m The city of Wheeling
TO-DAY The startling
county In the months following Of
However The Ineleencer
Inc Board
The proposition extend
ne" one and they might naturally
dstrust oraniei evster
rum is evident they indicate
By
woher Certainly of
plague the
work
enactment secured
the County Commits
fun
has the