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Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
REPORTS OF TROUBLE
 AT JOHNSON, UNTRUE

Report were received in Tombstone this morning from Douglas that Ora goon and Johnson. about thirty miles from Tomb stone had wired to Wash ing gton for troops for protection. clair.- ing that there were 800 armed Vii listas in the camp, and American life and property were ir danger. In or der to confirm the report a Prospector representative immediately got into touch with the Sheriff's office. and that the report was false one, was shown by letter that had just been received al noon from Constable Jenkins of that place in which he stated that all was absolutely quiet in the camp and most of the Mexicans there were Car ranza sympathizers. No trouble was anticipated. according to the letter Herb Vein constable at Dragoon re- ported yesterday that all was Guiet and from Draper camp. where there are IsO Mexicans and onI, six Ameri- cans Bud Snow reported that absolute ly nothing out of the ordinary had happened and tn Mexicans are all contepted.
 It is not known where the report gained current. but from the story re- ceived from Douglas it seems that some one bent on causing trouble has been manufacturing news"
 The Sheriff's office is keeping in close touch with all parts of the County and Sheriff Wheeler is at present making a trip to all the camps. and as yet has failed to find anything out of the or- din.ry, and nothing to cause alarm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
NOT ALL ADMIRERS
 0F BANDIT VILLA

Not all the MexIcsns in Tombstone are admirers of the bandit Villa. and some are moTta! enemies of his and will be glad to see him treated in the sa me way as he has treated others. as the following true story will show.
 There is a young Mexican man em- ployed in the mines in Tombstaur who. few months ago was with Villa down around the Cara Grande country and at one of the points they ecre dig sing ireuches when Villa coming along and observing the work saw an old man. tired ard hungry. working in the trenches. but who, to res. himself had stopped shOveIlnz. whereupon Villa upbraided him and the old man said "Senor. sm old. we have had n" food and I am tIred.' whereupon Villa flew into rage and pulling his pistol shot the old man dead in his tracks. and cooliy turning 10 the son said wIth a string of oaths, ..Now you blankty. blank, blank. get tn and finish y"ur fathers work" The boy did and later. when the troops were near the border. land, he made hIs get away and came tc this United Ststes, the asylum of the oppressed, and IS now satIfed tc work here in the mines. IL can be truly said that he does not care how soon Villa ''gets his"
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19

without a dollar; others are walkirS out of the camp every day. hungry and rennibess. It is foolish to suppose that there is snap or even a sup. port in suy wild, new camp. for fifteen thousand adventurous people.
 A four-in- hand loaded with drum mers left today for Bisbee
 The call for a meeting of citizens to- morrow night to organize a chamber of commerce IS I move that should have been made long ago. No com munity ever prospered which followed the rule of Every man for himself and the devi! take inc hindmosi. ." There was never yet an object possible under the sun that could not be reach ed by unity of action and concentra- lion Of energy on the part Of the people
 James Barrett reports the Golden Rule district as being full of life at present The mine recently located by Johnston and associates is producing some very rich ore
 I Waters and Jim Hart came III from Cochise Stronghold today bring ing hon skin with them. The former shot the animal which measured : feet long
 A letter from Mark Smith to a Phoenix friend speaks most encourag- lngly of the prospects for statehood
 Emil Marks of Risbee IS m town. He came over to attend the meeting of the Republican Central Committee
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Sees Prosperity

Hon Wm. Riggs. state senator from CochiSe county was d visitor n Tomb. stone today, having come here on busi. ness matters. as well as witness for frisnds before rhe naturalization cour, being held today Senator Riggs says that the has recently made ge- neral tour of the country. and that he has never before seen such prosperity financially as II al present prevalent in Cochise county He says that Cp- chise county will this year add over 100 900 acres of patented scrip lands to her assessment rolls. and it vii! not be long before we will have in Coch',e county more patented land than any other county in the state ui Arizona Senator Riggs has consented 70 return to the senate next year if the voter4 see fit, and needless to say he will re- Ceived the same generous support he received in the last election
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Cases to be Set

County Attorney John F Ross has received word that the calender of the eases in the Supreme Court of Arizona would be called for setting today. Among the Cochise County cases to be set are those of the State vs George Edward Scarborough. convicted of murder in the second degree; Der. Aaron. convicted of introducing liquor into the state. sentenced to serve q year in he county jail and pay a fine of sIOO; Felix Lopez convicted of mur- der in the second degree: Ben Merri- weather and Chas. Dingle. convicted of murder and sentenced 10 be hung
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Treasurer's Report

The report. of County Treasurer Harry Ross for the month of February. shows that the county received during the month. the sum "f sI7.liS v The largest accounts being received from the fees collected by the county officers. The recordrr's office contribut ed SSSO 65; clerks office S79l. l.70; sheriff's office. s776.90. The interest on county deposits amounted to S9O4- g3 The disburse ments amounted To 92.I7I53 The general warrants amounted to SI26IS S6; salary war rants So. .l67.79; road warrants 8 743 Q 93: school warrants. $34 .50i i3. There was balance left in the treasury on March Ist of S355.6if67.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
USE 0F WINE IN
 SACRAMENT PERMITTED

TUCSON. March l4-Catholic priests and clergy of all denominations in Arizona may now ship wine for sacramental purposes with put fear of prosecution. following the filing yester- day of an affidavit of disvowal in she United States district court by Attor- Attorney General Wiley Jones, in the case of Thomas Connolly vs. Wiley Jonss ct al. to the effect that he would not prosecute the complainant for bringing wine into the state for sscrs- mental purposes.
 The suit was filed number of months ago by Father Comedy. Mir. Jones made a statement yesterday m Tucson that hes had never threatened 10 prosecute any one for. bringing wine into the state for sacramental purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Criminal Calendar Called.

The Criminal calendar oi the Superior Court was called on Saturday and th z cases set They will occupy the aiten- ton of the court commencing the l7th and will continue uuti. The First week in April. The majority of the cases to be tried are for introducing li. quor into the state There are TWO murder cases to be tried those of Lean dro Maldonade and Mike Coun"rs m. cluding several grand larceny and bur gIary cases and two robbery eases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
SHELTER SMOKE AT ca
 4. 10 BE "DENATUR|zED"

DOUGLAS, March li-Ths smoke from the C, & A plant. which has been complained of by farmers of the valley because of crop damage. will soon be 'ienatured." A plant having pa city oi two hundred tons of sulphuric acid per daN was authorized recently by the cornpany's board of directors at a rrc~r. meeting I. will cost Si50. 900 and aIl consume all sulphur now car ried away in the fumes
 Altogether the Calumet & Arznna company will spend sl.2OO 900 on inn provemants 10 the local plant.
 Besides the acid plant. which will solve the smoke problem. two new re- v>rberatories will be added to the plant ross'er furnaces will be added to the present plant for treatment of low grade ores The capacity of the power house will be treble1 by the installation of one new blower engine. There will be a large increase in the sampling 2 plant also in storage bins An impur 'ant addition will be A high tension iine to carry power from the shelter to the mines in Bisbee. A fire proof store room will be built
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On County Tour

Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler and Depu. ty Bowden returned this morning from Douglas. where the sheriff went 10 look after the situation there They left this afternoon for the northern end of the county. where Sheriff Wheeler will thoroughly investigate conditions. Speaking of the present crisis the Sher- lH sand this morning
 T can only ask the people of Coo hi-' SO county. both Americans and Mex.- vans, to keep their heads, he moderate Tn their statements and conduct and provoke no trouble. Everyone will be amply protected in life. liberty and pursuit of happiness"
 Today the governor ordered on guard and patrol duty six members of the Arizona national guard belonging to the Yuma company and instructed them 10 make frequent reports of the situation as they find it.
 The governor Is also in conmunica- ton with Washing ton and he is bring ing to the attention of the state depart- ment such information as to border conditions as comes to his knowledge.
 Up 70 date no disturbance has been reported along the Arizona Me xican border, but the governor is being close ly informed and appropriate action will be taken should an emergency arise.
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To Tucson

Mir A Wentworth is among the Tombstonite> in Tucson. who are re- presenting rhe various Ma-onic orders of this citv Mrs Alice Lutley aud Mrs. Flora Johnson are representing the Eastern Star Mir. and Mrs Walter Thomas and Mrs H H Hugfart are also among those present.. and MT. and Mrs Lee c. Woolery and Mrs. 4. Fl Gardner will also attend
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Damage Case On Again

was taken up with the case of l.. Will lard Whit vs The Warren Company. The case is for damages, and this IS ted in hung jury The jury was se- cured this morning and the trial star ted. Attorneys Williams and Flau- nIngan appear for the defendant while Attorneys Msither. H H. d'Autre- mont and Harry Pickett represent the
 plaintiff The jury not engaged in this case were excused until Friday morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derangc inc whole system when entering it throlgI the mucous surfaces. Such articles stIoula never be used except on presCTipt!cPS from reputable physicians. as the camags they will do Is ten fold to tine good yc1 can possibly derive from them hsHs Cat.rrh Cure tnufactureG by r. @, Cheney & C., Toledo. O., contains TO mercury. and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous su.- faces of the system. In buying Hals Catarrh Cure be sure you grt the genS- inc It is taken internally and made sn Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. T~s- sinoniais free.
 Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per botfS.
 Take ffzars Family Pills for constipatiss-
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Returned Home

County Stenographer R A Wood. ruff returned home this morning from Douglas. wher. he went to fake testi. Wouy ln murder case in tn. Irelimi- nary held there yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Bring in Prisoners

Deputy Sheriff Chas Cross. and Allie Howe came in this morning from b Ju.- las having in custody two co.oEed pr,-- oners. charged with the murder of a fellow soldier at Douglas Sunday night, and an insane patient from Bisbee. who will be given a hearing before the in> sanity mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Frou, Tuesdays Daily.
Recovered

The many friends of Mrs Nm. Shaw will be plea sed 'o learn that she Is able to be up and around after undergoing an oper afIon at the local hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
From Mondays Daily.
To Douglas

County 5tenogra pher R. A. Woodruff left this morning for Douglas. where he goes to take the testimony in d nur- der case. where one negro soldier shor another at the smelter city yesterday. He will return to night
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
From Couriland

JuGg- Carh> r. Bolton of Courriand was a visitor III Tombstone this after noon on business matters returning home in the evening Judge Bolton has just returned from Phoenix. where he spent several days connected with his office Of [ $ Commissioner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Sheriff Wheeler Returns

Sheriff Harry Wheeler returned hi, morning from short trip to Califor
 mia where he has 'ccr for 'h- ben-f, of his health He intends to make trip through the county He left this evening for Douglas and during the mex few days will go to all the mining camp in the no-thsn pa ', of the coun'v
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Ts Tucson

Assessor E. A Hughes left this morn ing for Tucson. where he goes 10 attend D DusiIeSs matters.
 Chic D. putty Assessor Walter Thom- as and wife left yesterday for Tucson. on a brief vis,t
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
More Repairs

The old bill board, which has heeH the principal protection to the front Ol Schieffelin Hall. is being replaced with glass and will materially add to the appearance of the building in conjunc- pIetei
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Purchases Ranch

Mir A F Davis has purchased the old Rayling ranch west of town and will build a small cottage thereon and have a Tom b,tore home when he and hi. ~ic are here
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Advertising Pays

IL pays to advertise as shown by the fact that an advertisement of a lost pockeI book appearing in the Prospect or last night resulted in said pocket book being returned to it's owner At
 30 this A NJ
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
From Ranch

Wm CowoD. well known c2ttlenzu u was visitor m town today. attending to business matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Water to Graveyard

Mater viii soou bs piped into the graveyard and once week between certain hours water will be delivered 10 those who care 10 take advantage of 1t 10 water the flowers. trees and shrubs
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Attorneys Here

Among the Attorney in the city to- day were Judge F. NJ Doau of Dou- glas and : K Williams oi Bi~bee
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Returned from Bisbee

Mrs. K. H. Kyle returned from Bisbee this morning where sheswent yesterday on brief visit. Her parents. Mi and Mrs. F N Wclcott. and sister. Mrs Vim. Wallace motorcj oyer yrsterd ' returning home in the evening. aft, having spent tine day there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Bisbee Attorney

Alexander Murry. well known attoT- nev of Bisbee. was a visitor in town to day on matters before the Superior Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Back on lob

( Karger. is bacg al his post is tss supervisors office today. after having been confieed t. his home with A se- we're case of tonSilitis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
From Wednesdays Daily.
To 8isbee

Ur Y 4 Bishop went to Bisbee this afternoon. where h. goes on business matterS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
To Douglas

Attorney W G Gilmore went to Douglas yesterday. wher- he attended 10 huslne~s iof clients
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Infant Improved

The infan' son of Ms and Mrs Jon athan Gordon is reported as our of dan. ger from d serious attack of pueum pn Ia
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
Travelling Man

Jimmie Pierce. well known travelling man. who makes" Tombstone fre- quently. was a visitor In the city yes- terdsy and today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1916-03-19
NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Civil Actions Brought and on File
 With Clerk of Court
Sni,> Filed No.

Suns Filed No
 1877 Winnie Miuica vs Copper Qn,en Con Mn Co slo 0e0 damages 1878. Love ,o Anzora Gypsum lacer Co; slO.OOO damages l3ze ] KiImurry vs " Schafcr; to quiet title
 I%>I Jose Pad.ilo and oth CTS vS A x X K x Trbolet.suit fos damag ....-..-.-... 2OOO ia>2 Martin L Nlsc vs Ma~co, Copper e., su, for dana -.....-..... .. 5o.OoO 1880 Clarcnce Fulton vs calumc X Arizona Mining Go. suit tuG damages. 3OOOO Iud.ment in Sui, No
 1901 Jessie Roper. Dr. Roper. CT. ieccr of divorce
 '53. ] Schafer, Dr. T Quillin. CT; fuasmcnt for costs
 l2ol ] Sasnz. Dr. C Kuri CT >727
 Probate Proceedings
 E-Jsre of
 Cdnship Garter minors. March ls ia, hearing r,rurn of sale of real es- tate
  Douglas Douglas prop 1900 k vb;te to ! R,cdcn. san si. mon prop ......-.... 563 T!
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Barney Goldberg to Phelps Dooge NIe' Co. hosehld sds s244 30 Cha, Reagan to helps, Dodge X Co. household good, . 133 90 l. A Glenn to Douglas Ovor- Co automobile ..... iiS % | Nj Sullivan to Nat Cash Reg i=rar Go. cash regisrer...... l25 OO Fraus Black Bisbse Auto Co automobile. ............... Il50 Mrs A T. Moyce to Rothschild d Co. pl4uo...... ...... I95 70 d Pavlakis To Nat Cash ReEis- ter Co, cash register. r........ 45 0O W L King 10 Nat Cash Regis. ter Co. cash register ...... +5 70 Lowe X Ti,tle Q Na, Cash Reg ister 70. cash reeister....... 45 OO
 RE. MORTGAGE 1 ? A I.arrieu and wife 10 H Pyeart. land ..-........ 250O % ' /, r Douglas and Wife to Al Haven fapd .............. 1000 % rJH C~nstable and wife to Stephan Gauss. land .. 1900 % !. B Zrrck 10 BK Of Douglas. land ... .-......-.. ..-.. 100 %
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE wes, Pub Go 10 F G Gilmore. --- .ynl Cowan to Tom Potter ... -- E ( Prou~e to Steve and Fran ccsK rvacevich ............ ------
 -...yr,..-,. ,rrr IA organ and J W Angle to Wilcox Union High Sch Dist land .................... 500 % Tony Hoffman and wife to Lou IS Hantz. Douglas land .. 500 %
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE Mrs Rount, el 10 Bisbee Auto C.. auto. o....-..-........-. goo ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Caroline Burns 10 W McKeehan - Min X Mer Blk 70 K, nney. - C Holt to R White .. -
 DEED santa Fe pac F R Co to Eildreth, land .........4 Il .s31 5O
 PATENT Y Sto b 4 Cameron. land -
 CHAITEL MORTGAGE NJ April and Mrs ( K LaTes 70 r \ Wolcott. tcur'g car. 420 .. Walter Gibson to K B Kreb., automobile. .......... ..-. 25O .
 RE. MORTGAGE Al. Posty and wife to Schafer- Min-r Com Go. land .. 300
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RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY
ins s'r' meats Filed With inc Count,
 Recorder of RecoFu iuis Da,
snAr1ra ADs

,nAr7ra uuas-Arr RI -I-aouru pou Over land 60 ante oru John lnaEo ,o B.>rap Bab. cock B,c ,cksr c.. soda untain 5u. ! T Tons to C.la Nan.y over. land Go, Overland au.o U.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE Srate Mutual Blds N Loan Assn 70 Anna Gardamer NE schwarnm ,oFLKu.rn
 MORTGAGE Nm ( Jack and yyif- ,o Bk of Douglas. Uoasla lors .. lo. F L Knornsch'tf and wife 10 Bk of D.aglas naug los 5u. Wm Graur and alt, ia H.u- oerson-W Watkins Lumber Co. Bisbec lots...............-. 1r Walter W Binson and wife to Bk of pougla, DousIa, lots an Vim Johnson ani ~jf- Co John Reilly land .....- 5OG. Ed L Mosber 10 Bk of Bisbec. land 2- Lillian k car,s to AIJzaHin. Douglas I,ss- ..-..- l-
 RrLL or SALE sam I,ule ro r.lu uuIe. ur ing Cars... .--.--.. .-..... .-.. Sam Itule to Rosa Nedder gro. cs:ies etc. Bis ee.......... 2,a John Turner ,o ] E Howard. mp on land Ia
 QJIr CLAIM uEEp F r Wn,y an Wife O Naun.r F Gage. iaul ........ n
 rsrEHT < ;o Jarrs- Hnr-aske-. land | > >,o EaL Af.shcr. taad.
 wAosA~rl DEED M# r-.a.. r.i r. >vs.lr ION cJack. Doo-as property. ........ SI5p. John Rrlly and wife to Vim J-husor. .a1 ...... ...... GOOD SW Lumar- coro Benson Lum end Com Co. ,ud . Ir U Blooraer and ntle :aAJ smith. uou-l-s .-4-. ...... .7o.
 MINING oFLD Judson Asao!a 10 C l. Devine. int Warren minin- claims. POO
 Q C DEED F Mason ct nx To k FIsukeu- hers Warren prop ......... 10 =.
 BILL OF SALE B Caretto to ] Bnsan. Bisbee prop .-.........-.. ....... 300 s Fraser to ] Erickson. Jigger- SIllr prop ..--... 5iN
 R E. MORTGAGE W ware ct al 10 c Morgan lard ...... ..... 500 B Erickson ct TX 10 Wilcox and I Go. cattle .......-.. io0 .. " YeakIey 10 Wilcox X Co. cattle. ----...-..-.. l5t F Jobn.on to Doan. live stock -.......-.-.-. 6i G Johnson ct un to Johnson Meat Co. Lowell prop .... 800 ] Er.ckson % II Haapane. JIg- sersili, prop. ......-......... 525 q,
 SATISFACTION CT MORTGAGE Prov Nut B & L Assn 10 II ( Magarrell ...-...... -
 WARRANTY DEED F Miller ct ux to Mary NJ Cos telIo. land -.-........-.. 1000 Ora Lee 10 ] Sauer & Sons, Bowie prop ..-..-. 10 T Potter ,oJ Kennev, water right .................-... 100 A Haven to T Constable. Doug i4s prop. p.-.-.-.--.. ...-..--.- tO
 PATENT L s to Santa Fe Pacific R Co, land -.-.--.-...-.--..
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