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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

score-Coruell. Il; Yale. 20. Goals from
Geld Brown. .. Lundon. Sutt-rby. = Ash
mead. shelton. brush. Mallor. Kinney. !.
weiner. : Goais from fOul-Brown,- J,
Kinney I Suhstitu:es-Weiner FOR Hor-
ton. Garheld for Brush. R"~feree--T. A.
Reed. Springfield y. VI &. y college.
Time of halycs-eO minutes.
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CUMMINS ABLE TO
TIE WESLEYAN FIVE
scores - Points. as Many as
Losers. and His Mates Add
on Eight More.

New York University finished It's
Junior week festivities by defeating
Wesleyan AT basketball in the University
Heights gymnasium last night. the ANAL
score being 80 to 80. II was the eighth
straight victory for the Violet quintet
ard i,S tenth victory in eleven starts.
Fas, play characterized the floor work
OF both teams, hut New York University
showed itself much superior TO the Mid
dletowu collegians at raging the ball.
Cummings played a brilliant game for
the Ni.tor,, scoring five goals from field
and making "A total of - points for his
team. The Violet FIVE was Handicapped
10y the loss OF capt. White. An absceSs
on the jaw prevented his playing II"
got in for "a few minutes at the end OF
the game. however. Cummings was as
sisted by the stellar work of Mooney
and ,'aun. who not only passed well. but
scored three goals each
Harmon did practically all of Wes-
leyan's scoring and kept the game close
during the first half. lie could not cope
with the fast floor work of New York
University alone. and near the end
showed tho effects of his hard playing.
The y. Y. l.. freshman team lost to
Hoboken Iiigh School IN the preliminary
game by a score OF 10 to II. The var
..,,r n,,,.
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ARMY HAS TO HUSTLE
TO DEFEAT SYRACUSE
Personal Fouls Abound in
Basketball Game Won by
the Cadets.

WIS poINr. y. =. Feb. 1.-THE
Army won again at basketball to-day,
mis- tine defeating Syracuse University,
g TO ~. The game vas closely on
tested throughout. the first half ending
TO 8 in favor of the cadets. Syracuse
feyer was able to take the lead. hut tho
ur.Staters made the army hustle to keep
IN the van during the las period. In
this haif the play got rough al times
% the game because of too many per-
soral fouls.
ol!phant was covered closely by crisp.
NJ Syracuse captain. and both field
roals made by the Army star were from
down the courts. Besides Crisp. SYRIA
cuSe had 4 fas, forward in Rafter.
Rayler's guarding MAS a feature Of the
ArWys% dcfcusiv" work. Tile gaine to
hs,e been played between the plebe team
ird Brooklyn College deserves was can
vlled. The lineup:
ARM Positions Syracuse.
6ti han, ... Right foraarl...... Casey
Eubarn .-....Left forward ..... o.. Rsfter
btit,on ..,.....,. Cent?" .......
co'c........ Right guard. .......H trris
enltr. ...Left guard ''ri,p
Score -Arny. Is syracuse. ~. Goals
ION ne.1-rSpGnt .: ierhardt. Br!:ton.
"'y'ef, . Raf,or, :; schwarzer, crisp, .,
,oa's rom foul-Oiphant. 8; crisp. E
constitutional rhnrdt f"r Kilhurn. lib
bets for 'r.o. Sann"y FOR Casey. Barnard
'or schNarzer, Pape TO- crisp. Time OF
Columbia lmpire-A W. Koch, Nonkers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

Score-fiarvarI freshmen, Vac fresh
White. 1888 Gross. les; second hall
Fox. -:E FTsgr. 1919: Merri... i..O3
Phinnev. 1901 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for Parker. Lourhl,n for l.. stanley, Clark
for Marshall. Plstt FOR white. Phinney for
Plat. Flagg for Gross. Penalties-Parker
and kissell. . minutes each. Raferee-Mc-
Klnnon, New Haven Arena. Assistant Ref
eree-Hsll, New Haven Arena. Time OF
halves. 90 minutes
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VICTORY FOR YALE
MAKES SERIES A TIE
ncfcat Of Princeton Hockey
Team Means Playing Of
Third tame.
CAPT. 81 RECESS INIT RED

xrv HAVEN. Conn. Feb l9.--Nale de-
,,..d Princeton tonight in a hockey
2 "a I. and the two teams are
oa ned IN their series. each seven hav-
nc ii victory 10 is credit. The fine work
AZ York AZ goa, for the Blue wns "a hig
actor in the victory for falc Tonight.
ID. turned t%hirty-onc well directed
,-nceton shots aside. many Of has stops
s,u. spectacular. Yale showed flashes
- nne teamwork.
Burgess. IN. Yale captain, was in
u-cJ carly In the second half II was
.,,i g., Ig,y. IN, .tmc. The liueun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-20

>,ure.l dc, ;, TfInV"IUU, I. IOdIs
see lu'g Could. ".it. ltlils. sea Gould,
go second hhlf Van \ostranl. 3.Is.
Sub. itu'icrs-Nsr Nnrtrari fnr Burgess
I,ury for Hills. rcUaitieS-Gpuid twice.
Id. Van \u~trtnI. . minutes. Ilils,
,erp-rth. | minute. Nctcree- smart.
Harvard. Time 81 halves-10 mute
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y Y. Iuiy. Positions. Wesleyan.
cam, ,........Ief Onward ..... Harmon
Egan...... Right onward. . .Hassmhn
Moonev...,.... Centre ..-..'. Wikenson
Carroll. ...... Left guard .....,... Tlct
Cummings. .... Right guard. ,,.. .tharin
Scnrc-NcH York University. ~; Wes-
leyan. %. Boais from ield-Cdnn. J.
Mooney. :. Carroll. .: Harmon. 2; WIl&on-
son. Klein Goals from fou~i--Cumminps,
T.. Harmon. ~. Suhstltut!ons-'ariis for
cam. Heating for ESan. cummings FOR
Mooney, WHITE for cummings. Tict for
iiassman. Kteth for Wi!<enAon, Lnmer-
man for T'rt. Referee t Thorp. Column
hin. rmpir"-Brennan, Pratt Institute,
Time of haIyes--.0 minutes.
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Goas-ronway 2, k,,um,r. Brown. Hrf-
f,rnHu, sand, bsS1"'4, ,hIna'n' i't' I""s
WA l;ocoic and " ~ Russell. Goal
n mpircs-Hatncid and carnochan. Timers
Mood, brown ami Ke4!"y, Time of
haIy,s-9O minutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02

John Fry. of the HuachuCas. whu was brought in last week OF q com mittment ordering him held on q charge of making threats to kill issued by Judge MaPne at Garces. has through his attorney. J. T. Kingubnry sought a writ of Haebes corpus. The matter will be heard before the court ou Thursday. Fry Is accused of mak- ing threats against the life Of one Jas WiCbersham over disputes arising on mining property in Miller canyon. H, claims .r his petition that at the hear ing he was not allowed to introduce any testimony, but was committed al once by the justice All the parties will be brought into court and the matter thrashed out
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
All Want Pardons

County Attorney Ross nearly every day receives a letter from the Board of Pardons and Paroles asking ah H' different parties hat have been sent -i !-2=; Co,! !iSr county. wno wish 10 be paroled Or psrdcne q. by the board During rh" past few days he has re Gel We'd three One for Mexican Jose Silvas. who killed another Mexican in l9O. and was sentenced to life An. ,'her one from H l.. Mutt. who was sent up from here last March for the crime of forgery and was sentenced to serve a term of not less than seven nor more than fourteen years. and another from Leaudro Rodereuez. who was sent up for grand larceny. MT. Ross has as vet taken no action in these cases
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
From Mondays Daily.
Jury Excused

Today in the superior court the case Of the State vs. Francisco Rodr;grez, charged with bootlegging was on trial before Judge Baughn. the jury having been secured before the noon recess.
 Following the selection oi the Rodri guez ,ury Judge Baughn excused fOr the term the balance of the jury. and after the Rodriguez case is over the jury engaged on the case will also be ex- cused. This winds up the jury cases for this term of court. there being some three cases continued until the next term oi court, when the jury is Calle d. It is not known just how soon the next jury panel will be drawn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
A NEW ISSUE INVOLVING SEIZURE OF LIQUOR
 IN ARIZONA

TUCSON. March 29-The right of a man to act as the agent for another man in bringing liquor into Arizona. heretofore a point iA the personal use wrangle which has been unsettled, will probably be brought before the courts m the case of J Y. Morford. A resident of Nogales. arrested by Sheriff Forbes. and charged with illegally introducing Hquor into Arizona. Two suitcases and one trunk were seized with him. During Sunday more than forty five cases of liquor were confscatsd on Southern Pacific train No. g.
 According to Morford. he brought one Of the suitcases into the state from Deming for his own personal use The other suitcase and the trunk. both of which were filled with liquor. he de. clsred he was bringing to Arizsna from New Mexico for friend. a res. dent of Nogales. Courts oi the state recognize his right to carry liquor into the state for his own use. However, no decision has been handed down re- alaiIve to his right 10 bring in heuor for another. acting as a special agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
RECALLS EXECUTION OF
 32 YEARS AGO

''It was g years ago today that the biggest execution in the history of the United States occurred at Tombstone" said II (. Stillman. pioneer Arizonau. this afternoon. The men who were hung were Tex Howard. ringleader of the gang. Red Sample. Dan Dowd, Murphy and Delandy.
 "On December 5, 1883, these five men rode into Bisber. left their horses in charge of another man. held up the chief store and bank and got away with s350 They intended to get sS.000 that was to come iu ou the stage. but tTihing accident to the stage delayed it. and they were dis appointed in the amount of money they got. A posse took up the chase. captured the quintet. and March 2s. 1884. they were politically executed in what was then one of the greatest mining camps in the country "-Dous las International.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
From Wednesdays Daily.
Lost in Paris Fire

Friends of Mrs F x BnsSs. for n,erly Miss Jrw=ll St Clare. sister Of Mi \. I Parker # this city will be sorry to learn that Mir and Mrs. BrggS lost their entire holdings m the rvceuT he at Pans. Texas which de stf"Nrd laTse section of the business contents ownsd by Mir. Briggs were total loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
From Tuesday's Daily.
To Bisbee

County Attorney ]. r. Ross went Q Bisbes this afternoon where he sill court there
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Motored to Ranch

Supervisor John Rock. accompanied by Mrs. Rock and Mrs. Geo. McLaue, motored to the Rock ranch near Hua. chuca Siding yesterday returning hcme in the evening. They visited Fort Huschuca before returning ho me.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Visiting Mother

Mir. and Mrs A P Trone of Sorrells x NJ, arrived in Tombstone today for an extended visit with Mrs. Thomas MCBride. mother of Mrs. Trone
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Cement and Gas

F. N. Wolco,t is having unload ed from the cars in the railroad yard a carload oi Portland cement and a car- load of gasoline. and stored in the warehouse of his establish meDt on main street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Back on the Switch

Miss Johanna Kohlen. local hello" girl who has been confined to her bed for the past several weeks wirh a severe case of grippe and bronchitis. is back 10 the switch again today
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
From 0raqoon

Sam Barrow. well known former Tombstone boy. was a visitor n Tombstone today attending to various business matters. having mOtyred over from his ranch near DTagoou
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Gardens Looking Green

Have you noticed how nice and green the trees look and how many flower gardens are coming to the front in Tombstone this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Wholesaler Here

B. Maicr. the wel! known whole -aler O. E, n>On, was visitor III Tomb. stone today interviewing the local tr ade. Mir Maier has just visited Nogaies and Douglas. and reports mat. trrs as quiet in ihe border towns. how ever. an undercurrent of feeling Of un- rest seems prevalent. he states
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Awaiting Material

Awaiting the material for the con- struction of the new copper toll tele- pnone system for Tombstone. prelimi- nary work has begun for the. conStruc- ton of the line Manager Harp Evans and force are busy attendiug'to drI.rls. The @T-... ,..r, ", .- -S"eCt-d to arrive next week
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Visited Relatives

Miss May Thiel. office deputy iu the assessors $ officer returned home th Is morning from BiSbse. where she spen, Sunday with relatives and friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Courtland Visitors

Among the visitors in the county seat today from Courtland were Nr and Mrs. George Jackson. spending the afternoon here with fri Dds Mir Jackson IS proprietor of the Southern Arizoua Automobile Company at Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02

Two popular members of the house sat arguing in amicable fashion over the free coinage question. on lounge in the lobby of the Riggs House last night One of them was Delegrte Marcus Aurelius Smith, of Arizona. who. it IS scarcely necessary to state. vigorously upheld the Bland end of the deuate; and the other. who was anti. was the handsome and we'll liked young Representative from the Twelfth Massachusetts district. John Crawford Crosby. Honors were about even. neither party claiming a proselyte but both remaining Democrats.
 The Mexican government has given formal uotic= that all Amercan cattle grazing on Mexican soil. must be drviven across the line before Aprii 10. otherwise they will be seized and solL tor duty. This law has been III exi Q tence for a year or more. but has no; been strictly enforced during that time
 The next purchase oi silver by the government will b- on Frday of thi, week. when it will begin purchases for April. The secretary Is already rub ping his hands with fendish glee over the prospect of getting it for fifty cents an ouDce-
 The Epnaph newspaper plant. which is one of the best in the territory has been sold 70 California parties. and will be moved there next month. It will be used hereafter in exDound- ing the doctrine each morning in a live California town. that there is bu; one paradise on earth. and that is southern California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Operated Upon

Mrs Fred White. sister of Geo. Nc. Lane. was operated upon at the local hospital sterday, and today is report ed as doing nicely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Visited Family

Miss Estelle Gribble of the MachO- mich Mercantile Company. visited her parents and family yesterday at Ben son returning home in the evening
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Hold Meetings

The odd Fellows and the Knight TemplaTs mel in their respective halls last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Benson Visitors

Cha, l. GOetz. the well EG"~n Benson hu Siness man. was q yi-Itur m rhe county seat today an bushes Ss matter
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Will Homestead

E McEuen. who has been on the jury for the past monhh. left for Ben- son today where he will locate on a homestead
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
To Tucson

Jonathan Gordon was an outgoing where he gees on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
JueQe B0l Oh Here

Judge Carlos F. Bolton of Courti and was visitor in the county seat todd '. having business at the court house He returned home this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
To Pearce

C. l.. Cummings. accompanied by Vim. Zeek, mot ored to Gleeson. Court land and Pearce op d pleasure lr.p yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
GIeeson Visitor

(. l. Van Meter. well known land owner and property owEer oi Gleesou, is a visitor in Tombstone today attending 70 m4ttcis Oi business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Road Booster Here

s. B. Moss, one of the Benson road boosters was a visitor iu Ioml stone yestrd2y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
From Ranch

Cecil Costello was visitor in tow- today from his ranch in the Strong hold
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
0add fourr Here

Wm. Fourr, well known pioneer of the Dragons was a visitor ir Old Tombstone today from his ranch spend Ing the day here on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
| NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT | Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court

1889 Emily Heriick vs Jesseros. HeThck Action for divorce.
 1890. Irene Dockery vs Price Dock cry. Action for divorce.
 1891. C ( Newman vs Emil Marks and wife Action for debt
 lOf9 Jeesie W Moore. Dr. Harry Lundquist. CT. Judgment s400 and costs. SlSO
 e35. Warren Go. Dr. L W. Whit. CT Judgment 5000. and costs 8 1892 Chss E.. Deane aad others vs. Eugene J. Deane & Imperial Guard mines Go: Action for debt and fore closure
 1893 Enriqueta Gineerrez vs. Otil. ano Cinterr,z Action for divorce. I394. Geo Jsirrel vs NJ. C. Mediso- vich; debt and foreclosure Judgment u Suits-No.- John Reynolds. Dr, the Texas Go. Cr. Sil costs Probate Proceedings-
 Estate c'-
 Est Roy J Holmes. Decree estab fishing rotice to creditors.
 Est Manley C. Gilman. Appraisers appointed.
 Est Siduey Ridgway Appraisers ap. pointed
 Est X Guardianship John Rehwalt an incompetent. Order of sale of per roual property and appt appraisers. Cerwein .Minors Order confirming sale lots :. s. 9. 10. II. block P. Bryan's Addition to Benson William Rayling April l. 1916 day hearing return of sale of real estate Ella C. Gardner April X. 1916 day hearing petition of A. H. Gardner for letters of Admr.
 sHERIFF's CERTIF. CATE OF SALE II ( Wheeler 10 $ J Robinson. Tombstone property ...... 5000 5"
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED A D Plaw to E A Von Arnim. Douglas lot lot.............IO 70
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W H Etz & Co. io Sherman - J E Murphy to W Nj Hunter. -
 NoTIC OF APPROPRIATION ( E Clark ct un. waterright =.
 SUPERIOR COURT W ( WatzeI from H Wetz.l, decree of divorce ... -
 PATENT [ to II Stenzel. assignee ... L : 10 J Rock. lots ..... - | to J ( Riggs. assignee . -
 BILL OF SALE ] s McCrory to ] B Averil. shares ....-....-..-... i19 OO
 WARRANTY DIED ( T Winwood ct ux to A C Loe, BlSDee Iot iUo UU c AChurchweIl ct ux to L E King. land .......I0 1000 % C SbibIey ct ux 10 A Hills. Douglas lots. ots.... 10 % C Fitting ct ux to NJ Fitting. land ..........-.. 800 co
 RE. MORTGAGE A Hill to E Adamson. Douglas lots -.......-...... $50 OO
 BILL OF SALE Pete Posio ct ux to K Galo. prop. 5DO
 R. F. MORTGAGE C s Shepard ct ux to W F Thatcher, Bowie prop .. 100 .. E L Crocker 10 Cit Bank & Trust Co. Warren prop. 1900 .. ] Parkes 10 Robt Henntsy land 100 ..
 CHATIEL MORTGAGE NJ NJ Smith to Standard Furn Co. furniture . l3l "a umous fc Stand.rd E,rn
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
next week
Johnson Sentenced

In the superior court this morning, Judge Bsughn presiding sentenced Andy Johnson and w J Murry. who were found guilty of introducing liquor into the state. Johnson was given s sentence oi 100 days in the county jail and fine of $500. and Murry re- ceived sentence of 200 days and a fine of slOO. Following the arguments for new trial which were denied by the court. the sentence was pronounced
 The Attorneys for the defendants inn diately gave notice of appeal to the supreme court. and asked for writ of probable cause. which was granted by the court. and the defend- ants placed under 5000 bond each. which they both furnished. pending the outcome of the appeal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
R E MORTGAGE

Douglas. lots -.... .... 2sOO % ] n Hioiss C, us C V Holt. land .. ....
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Mrs J P,dwell to J lsaacson ct uN ................ ...... TIT W Thomas to RI Livingston Trustees of OOF of Bisbee to W Wallace ...
 PATENT | s O ( F Samson. assignee. ---- U $ to Nj Morgan .... [ $ to T. Kcndrick ........ [ $ 10 C H Rollins ..-....... -
 WARRANTY DEED L r Daugherty ct uX to ] ] Laugiurd. land. ........... 10 co NJ Fitting ct ux to G Fitting. land -....,. .--.-....... i00 60 T. B Brown to II S Soxby, lots - 4 R Hustslbe et TX to Barnes,
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED ] ] Langford eJ ux 10 L Black.
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE TI. of Douglas .........-.... -
 Q. C DEED T B Sterk ,o Riggs Cattle Go. water n sht ......... 10 co EF Jack to NJ McQuillian. prop 10 OU
 WARRANTY DIED ] II Keith to Silas W Ripper. land ..........---.... ] % ] G Tresize ct ux 10 A NJ Hill. Bl>bee lots. .............. $50 UO
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE H II Hun, 10 Central Blk of Phoenix. cattle ......... 34O co ( Flanders ct ux to Wilcox Bk X Trst Co. livestock .. $50 co $ Scott and R Doziers to T Fields. auto ............ 45O % ! komas 10 Toledo Scale Co. ~,llc ..................- IO0 GH h Rivera 10 Tolrdo Scale Go. scale ................-... 100 OO T I. Carnahan to Central Bk of rhoeuix. cattle. ..-....... 73O DO ( T Candy to Central Blk of Phoenix. cattle ........ 135 co . sherman ct ux to W H Etz Co. livestock " 200 co B T Ruse to W F Tester. auto 434 co H Bollin to W F Tester. auto 34s % D Gautz 10 Wilcox Bk & Trust Co. lumber. etc tc...-..... 426 % T H Kenneasier to General Blk Of Phoenix. livestock. ...... 300 % T o Goodman to Central Blk
  L Hilton to Phelps. Dodge Mere Co, household goods. etc @ 90
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE < Marion 10 k J Stark .... --- J L Williams to D Hilory. - The Fk of Bisbee to F. Brown The Blk of Douglas to $ P Alp plewhite ct ux ..-...-. - The Bk of Bisbee to C F Reh- wald eI uN ....-......-.. - The Rk of Bisbee to H NJ Fur ottI rt ux .-.... - NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF WATER The Riggs Cattle Co. water ] II Barkdoll ct ux to T N Jewell. lot ............- 1900 co Mrs L Rosenslein to A R Mil lCB' OtdS <sDu
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bk of Bisbee to Robt Hennesy and wife. ..........
 wRRASTY DEED Mascot Townsite & Rlty Go to ]. C Wilson. prop ... ls5 O.. W R. McCnmb ct ux to J. (. Wilson. Wilcox prop .. 1000 .. II 4 Morgan ct al to ] C. Wilson. W illcox prop.. 10. ( Nj Rensud ct ux A Herrera Pesrce prop-... . 25 .. H Rosenstein 70 Lena Rosen- stein, Bisbee prop. ...
 DEED Douglas Inv Co to w. F. NoIand. Douglas prop. 300 ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
RECORDS OF
 C0CHiSE COUNTY

Instruments Filed With inc Count Recorder of Record his Da, 
 AEt rEA tHAIILl 4OkIGAGE Fara,1, Loan x Tru>, Co toE PN W RR e. renewal of original rstge -......--... ST005.0C0
 PATENT | S co Ella : Silvey. widow . --- | stu Santan'a O Marley. -- | to ] $ Leishman. ......... | 10 John Murray.
 WARRANTY DREp C $ Powell Ia Addie T Powell. land ...-...... love and ad ctioa
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE ] NJ Rotheubcrgcr ,o Bisbec Auto Co. an'o ........ "15 70 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank ol Bisbee to Ersklne NJ Mil!er -.......- ........-- ------ Am Bap Mission Society 10 lsi Bsp ch of Bisoee and others. - Bank of Douglas to Josephin= McDaniels ..... .......-.... --- Sulphur Spring Valley Bans to Robr W Sprinkle and wife. Louise Schwertner to Kasper Bank of Bisbec O ] $ L.ishman --- ARIrcLss os INcoRPoEArioN Bowie Mines & Dsyelopmrn, Co. Gap $ ock S5Oo0.o,O 70
 RE MORTGAGE WE Buiz and wife 10 Edw Ol- sen, land. ............... 14e1 CD WR Maycun,bcr and wife to A Haven land .......... 800 OJ Hubert II Heath and wife to A J Haven. lots ............. 5j) Uu IS Leishman and wife to Min CTS X Mch,s Bk of BIsb. land 7o0 uu
 DEED C Lane to L Du.ard lots. 500 co C:r,ue, & Ar=-~a Ni~-na 0o to wu >a.I Iors ....... -l.j >5 e CrmmIrg, ro Fred Nus banner. Ior~.-... ...-.... 5,sA 70 Fritz Hu>sI uu,er and wife to CL Cummings. bot "t-....... l0n sO
 cEA@r DEED U Arhur to l. ] Reynolds. Id 10 OJ
 CUAKpIA>'s FED w Wallace to W Banks.Iots I275
 .. 6 DEED Mrs Antony Spcicr 10 W K Banks. lots. .....-... G"
 PATENT | s to Wm RayIing. land ... - | $ Go Loss Leathermau. land ---
 BARGAIN AND SALE. DEED II NJ Eckerman to Fritz Nuss-
 CHhTTEL MORTGAGE Henry ( Clark to ] Negr  and Pat Ahcs. cattle -....... $50 co
 WARRANTY DEED T Wonwood and. wife to Ar thur Harrick. lot. ........ 100 O J Der, Policy and wife to to ] r SabIn, lot. -......-.-... lO C' sJ Mover and wife 60 F Mover. lot t...-.. ...... Sulphur Spring Valley Bk Ad- justmt Go to s J Mover. ots 10 0" CIV Win CTS J. and wife 10 G W Waters. Sr.Iand ....... 1900 % wK Morrow and wife to G A T Walker. land r........ 1905 % Elijah Clifford and wife to F. 4 won Arnim. lot ..... 10 09 HI Skinner and wife to A Haven, lots. - 10 % Fred .iarquardt and wife 10 W TLigon. Iot. 1850 % Nj RunkIe and A P Runklr.  her husband. to John Wo,i- schlagel. iots. s.-.....-.-...- ID W
 BARGAIN AND SALE DEED And ] Perry and wife O Joseph King. lot. ............ 9s5 OO
 PATENT
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
To Bisbee

Chef Clerk C. B. Holmes of the Bunker Hill Mines Company went to Bisbee yesterday on a several days business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
cOurtlandites

Mrs B. Hein. and Mrs. Will Brown aud dau ghter. Clara. were visitors in the city today from Courtland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-04-02
Out on Haebes Corpus

court there