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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-06

tTo be continued in the next issue.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-06

TORE 8 m railroad men whose
salmon, but who enjoys
II rec NfefI of that home not as Of
Cor ri build like to because of
. aIsI .I4EI4a train service over the
~ ire #NNEains. came home the
~ hog Ter a long absence bat
o4th. ritH He snowdrifts. TO find a
~ Ma NAt little children playing
TKTNs Whose babies are they?
) Cts A wife. why. goodness
- : - replied the wife.
IellCA 49, ours came since you were
D1994A M time"
~ Borough, the Eye Sight
y be in leadore at the
-. Monday afternoon and
SO. At the Shenon
non; "Wednesday, Thursday.
Iia .s AprIl II, IL and IS. n
-Ss4S,, lalbe results for head
y y h - n. - or eye defects, make
Me- y Ne him early.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1917-04-06

J Good Digestion
2 De a cheerful and hap
: pu know that she has
II your digestion Is
you do not relish your
? dose Of Chamberlain's
z strengthen the stom-
be digestion and cause
ement Of the bowels.
y g. Hettinger. Salmon
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

taken up with a program, tennis
matches etc. 1t is planned to have
all the high school men who are en-
listed IN the local militia to appear in
their uniforms on that day, and many
individual and group pictures of the
heroes will he taken There are
about 30 high school students who
are members of the local militia.
Cliff Payne makes bookcases.
Mrs. T. NJ. Lynch, son Gail and
mother, Mrs. Wright, left Tuesday
morning for two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in the William
cite valley. They expect to visit at
Harrisburg, McMinnvlle, Newberg,
independence and Portland.
Word has been received from Paul
Winter and Arthur Maxedon, two of
the local boys who Joined the navy
several months ago, to the effect that
they are both enrolled in the hospital
corps instead of the yeoman branch,
which they intended to take up when
they left here. Both find the service
very enjoyable and are preparing for
foreign service.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

ably impressed with Ashland-the
parks, springs and the spirit of the
people rs exemplfied in the roundup
and celebration. AS a result Of the
impression which Ashland made upon
him, a picture Of Lithia park and
springs appears in booklet got out
by the Union Pacific concerning the
National Education Association meet
ing in Portland July to IA. The
booklet is replcte with views of the
things which tho teachers from all
over the cast can see along the lines
of the Union Pacific and in Oregon,
and despite the fact that Ashland IS
several hundred miles from the Union
Pacific railroad, this city was given
place in the list of things worth
seeing.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL

John Hunt, of Portland, has been
here recently visiting friends and
relatives.
Carl Murphy is employed on a cat
tie ranch in the Lake creek district,
owned by Geo. Nichols of Medford.
VIM. Wehrle left Wednesday in his
studebaker, Six for California, and ex-
poets to be gone about three months.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
The Western Union has notified
employees that half of their regular
salary will be paid in the event of
army service, and that their present
Jobs or others on an equitable ar
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

rangement, will be reserved for them
upon re-entering the company's serv-
ice.
Stevenson will develop your films.
94-tf
Ray Murphy went to Edgewood,
California, last week with shipment
of horses which an outside buyer has
been securing in this territory re-
Gently. The animals may be shipped
overseas from San Francisco.
The many Ashland friends Of Mrs.
Beaumont DeLosh of Aberdeen, Wn.,
formerly Miss Irene Smith of Med
ford, will be pleased to learn of the
arrival OF Miss Joan Maxine DeLosh,
weight eight pounds, at the DeLosh
home in Aberdeen.
Mrs. H. o. Butterfield sells the
Spirella corsets, which have nom
breakable and non-rustable stays
She also repairs ell kinds of corsets.
95-2t
William Benedict of Jacksonville
was in the city recently, visiting rela.
tives.
Mrs. William Myer left Sunday
evening for Portland for a few days
stay in the Rose City
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brow
er of 231 Mechanic street, Wednes-
day morning, a daughter.
Mrs. A. r. Mount and children of
Cal, are visiting Mrs. A. f.
Abbott and family this week.
Ray Morgan, who has been at work
in Edgewood, Cal, for several
spent Sunday in Ashland.
Apples from so cents to 81 box.
Ashland Trading Company, phone
1922.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19
Side Lights on
Official Doings

The fact that local citizens are
awakening to the agricultural needs
of the country is shown by the fact
that three petitions were brought be-
fore the council Tuesday night asking
permission to cultivate land which IS
connected with city owned residences,
unused streets in the outlying dis
tricts of the city and other lands Con-
trolled by the city.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

City Engineer Walker is now Civ
ing pumping test to the soda
springs which have been mentioned
as possible springs from which to
substitute the soda water which is
now flowing into the city. The
project Of changing the springs re-
ceived considerable attention in Tues
day nights session, but owing to the
present Chautauqua work, Engineer
Walker has been able to give but lit
tie attention to the matter. The
question will he attended to soon
however, and the committee who in
vestigated the springs last week are
confident that a palatable soda water
can soon be connected with the city
fountains at very slight cost.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19
installed on Lincoln street from Iowa
to Main Streets

The committees report on the au-
tomobile which the city recently pur-
chased shows that the committee
made a wise purchase. The original
cost of the car was $965. 1t has been
run but about 1000 miles, and the
city purchased it for $500. Free
garage room for one year and free
minor repairs we're also attractive
features of the deal.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

Miss Cornelia Larson, who lives
east Of Ashland, has been recently
employed to teach school in the Cove
district.
Mrs. F. II. Mann underwent =
minor operation at the Sanitariuin
yesterday morning, from which she
Is recovering nicely
Henry Mankin of Jacksonville was
recently married to Miss Nellie Crow
der, who has been teaching school
near the Mankin home.
j. NJ. Morgan and wife expect to
return to Ashland soon from Edge
wood, at which place Mr.. Morgan has
been employed for some time.
Mrs. F. Fl. Walkers and E. NJ.
Stannard's cousin, from Pennsyl-
vania, has been visiting them at the
formers homo on Liberty street.
Sweet corn seed in bulk. Golden
Bantam, Stowell's Evergreen, Coun-
try Gentleman. Ashland Trading
Company, phone 1922.
Mora Bailey, who has been en-
ployed at Ferguson's store for several
years, is now enjoying a vacation on
his fathers ranch near Talent.
Hazel Williams, & former student
of the Ashland Commercial School,
was recently married to Walter 8
Lovegren at the home of her father,
j. NJ. Williams. in Paso Robles, Cal.
The Travellers of the Methodist
church will meet in the Land of the
Black Sheep on Friday evening, April
20, at the home of Mrs w. NJ Bar
Der, 153 Granite street. Everybody
come.
Buy Roman Meal Health Bread,
made by the Bonton Bakery, from the
Ashland Trading Company, phone
Mrs. S. A. McCavern has been do
ing practice teaching in the high
school for the past few days. She
has accepted teaching position in
the university junior high school at
Eugene.
Donnie Lowe and Earl Biegel are
two of the latest ecluits who have
Joined the local militia. The former
is a well-known athlete of the local
high school; the latter is a junior Of
the same institution.
Andy Payne, who has been en-
ployed with carpentry operations at
Grenada for the past few months, re-
turned to Ashland last week. He is
now one of the carpenters who are
on the Chautauqua building.
Waxed lunch paper. Ashland Trad
ing Company, phone 1872.
Arthur Webber and wife returned
to Ashland Satui day from Edgewood,
Cal, at which place Arthur has been
employed for the past few months.
After a few days visit he intends to
leave for Canada, where he will take
up farming operations,
A few broken sizes of $1.25 corsets
at so cents. Ashland Trading Com
pany, phone 1872.
Members Of the local high school
are planning on big patriotic day
which will be held in the future. On
hat day halliday holiday will be
declared and the afternoon will be
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

A special ordinance which gives the
celebration committee the right to
have fireworks display on upper
Granite street during the three nights
of the celebration was granted by the
council at their last meeting.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19
Union Pacific Has
Boost for Ashland

A. G. Jackson, puDlicIty manager
for the Union Pacific railroad, was a
visitor to Ashland last year and spent
the days of the Springs Dedication
celebration here. He was very favor
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

The Echo .shearing plant will clip
1000 sheep.
A North Bend mill will cut spruce
for U. S. aeroplanes.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

Following a report of the commit
tee on sanitation and the board OF
health, the council unanimously de-
cided that a sewer system should be
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

request made by Poley's drug
store for free juice for the street
light in front of that establishment
was refused by the council Tuesday
evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19
Royal
Arch
NfasOns

Stated convocation Of Siskiyou
Chapter No. 81, r. A. NJ, Thursday
evening, April 19, 1917. Also work.
Visiting companions cordially well
come. Full attendance requested.
P. X. HAMMOND, H. P.
w. II. DAY, Sec.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-19

rangement, will be reserved for them
upon re-entering the company's serv-
loo
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

SS5-Barney. William. Bisbee.
i22i-Montano. Colso, G!eeson.
lS2O-Stagner. Astor Nathan. Bisbee
I36l-Berrien, Ignatius Layola. Bisbee.
66s@- Garcia, Juan, Garves
il46-Celate, Tomas, Fl. Huachuca
24s1-249o
6li4-Hill. George. Tombstone.
i7OS-NIurray. Daniel. Lowell.
lSOl-Davis. David W. Bisbee
oos2-Samariich, Golub. Lowell.
9SSS-Somervell, James Richard, San
Simon.
4Sll-Cobb. Dotson. Lowell.
1772-O'Connell. Ed B.. Bisbee.
6l41-Hernandez. Conebio. Tombstone
iO52-Rodriguez. Francisco R. Don
Luis.
2Sl6-Encinas. Joseph c., Douglas.
24e1-25oo
1873 Roll, L. H., Bisbec.
f2O5-Gonzales. Eulogio. Gleason
fO7G-Neilson. Henry S. Dragon.
SS46-Haaverson. Thomas a. Douglas
1465-Warren, John Herbert. Bisbee
2oO2-Stephens, Thomas Lewis. Doug
las.
436O-GomeZ, Aurdio, Johnson.
ss3-Brandon. William Rice. Bisbee.
2l36-Brown. Arthur J.. CORTLAND.
Milan. Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

ca.
3s4s-Henderson. VIM T., Douglas.
4l3O-S tockson, Henry Vernon Fair,
bank
l2-Rafailoich. Christ, Bisbee.
j765-Stewart, Oscar. Pirtleyille.
1881 to 1880
5555-Feliz( Jose, Pirtleville
5435-Worle, Ledwig Andrew, Naco.
52s5-Taylor. Martin. Slaughter. Ky.
i7-kendTick. Isaac Harvey, Apache
2S2l-FredicO. Florcs. Douglas
+051- Riordan. Michael Joseph. Don
Luis.
5O7S-Surar Joseph. Lowell
$3.50 Mgjia. Beaito y. Douglas.
SO2-VillasenOr. Rafael. BisDee.
l255-McGregor. George Bushman. Bis.
bee.
1891 to 24Oo
l999-Autry, Lester r. Bowie.
1855 Koyaceyich. Lowell.
-52i-Durse, Ulysses Grant. Lowell.
a45S-Ames. Francis. Douglas
-l92-Oton, Gabris. CORTLAND
l+9-Bueoyac, Paul. Lowell
2297-Akers. Ellridge. Douglas
i7O4-Manyich, Steve, Bisbee.
c3l-EOmego, Antonio, B;sbee.
57S-Horo. V. Juan, Bisbee.
24oi 70 241o
Bergfeld. Robert Henry. Lowell
5i2-Fieher. Albert Leslie. Dougla-.
alil-Ayala. FRISCO, PirJleville.
Rodriguez. Jose. Paradise
O58-Clochetti Tony d. Tombstone.
-oS3-Hambrick, Morgan Bisbee.
5,9S-Fook. Wong, Tombstone.
1206-Roaos. Francisco. CORTLAND.
1i2S-Swes ney. Jerry Francis. DOUG
las
5720-Peralta, Jose, Pirtleville
24f1 to 242o
390l-Munos. Miguel. Icuglas.
479l-Serdar, Name. Lowell
251-Cecanta. Juan I. Bisbse.
5S2i-F!Ower. Joseph Edgar. Doue.a
5922-Kelly, Chester Arthur. ST. Day-.
5i5i-Asiyillo. Frisco. pirtleyille.
2956-Murillo. Rachael. Douglas.
t22-Hubble. NJ. T.. Bisbee.
i25-Rummel, Alfred Ed Naco.
sS7s-Lopez. Miguel. Douglas.
2421 to 24so
22S5 Gabriel. Escalente. Douglas.
-iSo-Pejoyich. Luzo. Lowell
5l9-Par-des. Felix. Bisoee
.>0O-N>l1he., =. H.. LDuglas.
05S-Gilbert. Jack. Bisbee.
iT3-Beck. LeOance C., Lowell.
.5Io-TaGgert. Robert Edward "
rem.
&4t-Guiterriz. Alfonso c., Bisbes
Sprinkle, Handley. Wilcox.
5102-Fuentes. Manuel. Tombstone
243i II 244o
Nasaro. Morales, Bowie.
i166-NOrthington. Robert W. Bist ct
-s6s-Benjamin Hernandez Douglas.
l545-Dean. HALEY. Lowell
.566-E orsyth. James. Lowell
577-Hinderer. Percy C.. Wilcox.
299-Curtis. Edward Franklin. Doug
las.
Holloway, Ralph. Douglas.
3350-Lusk, Patrick Henry. Douglas.
s2i-Wright. William Z, Bisbee.
244f-245o
a007-Padilla. Pablo. Douglas.
5054-Pommell, Eugene Clyde. Lowell
2i4I-Warner. George V. Douglas.
5737-Rivera. Felix. PirtIeville.
Manzanana, Francisco. Douglas
442-Johnson. Edward, Bisbee.
4095-Stelphens. John Samuel. Dos Ca
besos.
l2l3-Marks, TheO., Bisbee
i47S-Baker. c. A, Lowell
5913-Tyron. Perry, Pomerene.
2551-246o
I799-Rasmussen. James Rudolph, Bis,
bee
202-Barajas. Refugio. Bisbee.
Sanders. William Lemuel. vii.
gus.
l6i-Aivarez, Francisco. Bisbee.
26S-Duyian, Juan, Bisbee
59l4-Coulter, Walter. Servoss.
5l4S-Bogich. Louis. Lowell
272-Davis. Charles NJ. Bisbee
5723-Pineda, Pedro. Pirtleville
1i9S-Long. Harry j.. Bisbee.
2l61-247o
5962-Granados. Malicio, San Simon.
l2iS-McCall. G. D.. Bisbee.
l174-Londrum. Louis DeCalb. Bisbee
2775- Barnes. Elvis, Douglas
964-Christ, Xavier. Bisbee.
S66-Ali. Alo, Bisbee.
3431-Thaxton, Ben B. Douglas
593-Nedina, Jose G., Bisbee.
3004-Phillbrick, Charles Henry. Doug.
las
3979-Sulliyan. James, Douglas.
2471-248O
6567-Griffin, James l., Wilcox.
4655-Locknar, Tony. Lowell.
407-Hudson, Lee A., Bisbee.
9G2-DierO Oueill Rishee
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

ga po,,rouv, Iran = ptr,ia,,u.
,sso viraioIa San,iaao p;.hao
- Gu - n 90
"a n, - ana
s2s Iobpsor mn w pis,o
22- Co,,ra-a, ,ra..,,;s ia,,,.,
oxo yharra ,,;.,,ar 49, C.na-o~
90
-, MI,
NoH' nay ''''''''''' -'''e" ga" -
-
DS, as
n,l, 80 -''' ''s
% -
20 20, '", rl, .a,lN' Doue ',
w I'm. 80, 49, go
-, 800 1,,.o, ~ 80 80. l',SV ~,
-. ~ 80
=, D.' - a. ~ q"
-
'e'I 10 ieeo
'ov-Co'o' PABLO Douglas.
Martinez OefJio' Dragon.
500" !fl'h' w hlidIh ~ Lower
yHe-Snl'1h' marry H. Dousias.
-e5-Landsrue' Andy Bisbee.
5---N ucich' tilJA. Lo"el
.'>o-DuIaro' FeliA' FlrtieNIile
- Molinar Jesus. IOGTilaAd.
''s-MartIhe1' boioreS, johnson
-o'-Duarte Antonio. Mlsbee.
1881 10 1880
"-e-Marlng, bases, Lo"eL.
-vi-haNls' Mat Lowell
o5s-Smlth, Bud Ac'rls, ' .hcoN.
ooV-brochieoank' Frank' Bls0ce
J5-Encinos, Carios' Douglas.
'+Se-CaImer. herbert ~ Douglas
'-''-DurazO, kodo!io. Douglas.
F5-TorTes, Guadalupe IirueVui'
yo'-MendlFh, Ieodoio. Blsbee.
-2le-Moss, NJ. J., Bisbee.
1891 to 1900
s-I-oN elI. John r.. Lowell.
-5'2-DuIi, Harry Douglas.
'2o'-Gomez, AleJo, PiFtleVille.
-oo5-QuackenDush, Luis. Douglas
.'Vo-heliy, b. j. Blsbee.
''Si-Comareno' Jesus. Douglas.
'52s-GuthTea, Leslie carr, West Liza.
cnuca tsunhyslue !. %.
2so-SamoIa. Ramon. Tombstone.
Jio-Crittenden. Elmer owen. Bis'""
Nendtz, Felix, Douglas.
1901 to 1910
-s4b-'iarclo. lsnaclo' Douglas.
.-sl-Abarea, Arnuii5. Douglas.
2S@-Alller, William Nelson, Bisb''.
I2i-PeraIto. Marquee. Charleston.
4ie-AIonzo, fesarlo, llrteEille
.-5i-McCuiioush. John J., Bisbee.
-5I"-B, rmudeZ, Mariana. Douglas.
l5s-Amaya, Jesus. Lowell.
'44--Sty opanoFich' sam. Douglas.
'i"h-Gonzaies, Juan NJ tombstone.
1871 10 ISZo
So siehz' eis. Alberto. flrt'eV'i'e
oI'-JoTd&n. trtei. PirtleNi.ie.
-oui-Molino. Cero, Douglas.
-Soo-Grundy' Walter A. Douglas
.7lA-Curlile, Everett T.. Lowell.
''io-lou Dung. Charles clyde. Douglas.
ua,eL' i.,o' am niSDe
az u. p-,., II; ,.-a5i.,
1sq N,.,r,az 1,a, I, I;n.ob,,c.
800, - loao
qqs- Harris 4er,,, Rishao
22..-Taa charles : DorgI.s
,-fG p-a-,.,, I,b,, y r,,,,,,r,-
fq--\foors non. LOO Iove1
,s50-NsgIay C.cF nougI.s
900 49, - na.,-,,.
,-59-E,vanoff stove Iovsu
;.25-Usad Jarpas awrance v-srr.r
81 u.ri,,b, %, ,,.,,,.,., Nh
,l,2-FrankIip G e T,rgIas
lG33-Erwin. John r., Bisbee
5Ss-Dodds. John, Bis6ee.
ioZ2-CaIllson, o., Lowell
'5"o-Acuhaln' Jesus, PlTtle'iIIe.
i'VZ-heahey. henry Gavin Bisb' e.
DO haua'' NICK Bisoee.
'"---ho4LAes' F" iIialh H. Douglas
--bfidses' hoy fairoahh-
. o"-Diaz' Jesus A. douglas.
i'o'-r r''ch@ro' "iIiiaih F. bisoee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19

4S65-GOnzales. Julian NJ, johnson.
6l3S-Garcia, Palona. Tombstone.
2l21 to 2i3o
2sS-Esquier. Caledonia. Bisbee
379O-Coble. Albert Guy. Douglas.
5l22- Ticka. Fred. Lowell
5S45-Pa.r John r., Douglas.
lO75-Iolmsteaor victor Bisbee
S7S3 Cruz, Angel. Douglas.
4i46-Torres, Nieyas. johnson
2Ssl-FlOyd, John r.. Douglas.
S@s9-Parker, milo. Douglas
SlO6-Nau Slyko. William. Douglas.
$3.50 to 214C
4oll-White. James Viii ms. DOUG a.
4706- MorgensJerns Solomaa. Loa ell.
llNS- LuCas Matt Amos BisDce
zoos Sanches, Pillar Douglas.
62ZS- OlmOs, Juan. Tombstone.
100 Shearer Avery Elocl. aisb e.
SIS Etz Henry william. j.. Benson
66S6 HaTt. Sol. Dou as.
1894 Gleesoa. Frederick George.
Douglas
2ois-Hod@soH. Stephen Hughes. Bo
vie.
2141 70 2f5o.
3265 Cunningham. Charles. Douglas
lf4&-Thu-man Hugh H.. Bisbee.
1854 -Gise ~ T.. Hisbce
G767- Brown. Carlos. Douglas.
2267-Eell.io. Joe. Douglas.
a6ll-Martin, Marlin C.. Douglas.
1922 SaNty. Frederic. e.. Lowell
1852 Murchison. Albert Henry. Doug
las.
2%'2- Haby Emil r. Jr.. Douglas.
5N79-Camras Barnar.ina s. Pool
215t to 21eo.
l5O-AnGersOn Anton s.sbee
..'f '' '.!'. juan iFa-o'n
-"S4 orf"s. NleFas. Johnson
" 40. M mos Burnett Bisbee.
i.es''' f'll Warren
tv'-i ieI-.'h'tz juno hlsbe".
f"'t--'o a". Don carlos, johnson.
81 81 --- .e.i'iAl. lawn, pouGiar
."t t'S"r AEnes' Jcsep2, BiSbe'.
''aI-. -'l-aNf fFahh' warren.
<'ol 10 XIV
80 ba1-A' Siihtt 'ied. B!sbee.
Lou "fH'A-u"f carr q. Hlsb"e.
20 h'h+z. 'ai raho. iir'Ie'lI!n.
- - v ''rh'i'k, LntLef. Lowell
'''. ,'uuis7 nl'i. blSh'".
''"' i'"u'l-I'z Lthur'. douglas.
'.i'' rs. Joseph i-cA2Fd Apache
y. '''Io"' We H. bish"e.
'''' i''a'T. Iohh \. ''lsber.
21'' 70 2'So'
lS7l-Ben'O-. sam FRI ak 'yu. B.sbee
lI35-Nor-an =. A.. 3isbee.
1l5-ThurouZ. Archie. Eeuscn.
$50 Wilson. James W. Bisbee.
5Sf1 Cole. Albert Paradise.
Kinney. Lynne Fairclough Bis
bee
225u-Coray John Dguglas
2G4S-Varesl Jesus. Douglas
i125-Watt. William Elmer Fai-ban;
206-RurrowD. Septirnus Risba4
o,s, 3 o,oo
80. c,
s2,o y '.''''.',' am " 'iu' "'i''"N-
20, ~ ',''o' MUSES., Dou-!aS.
t@oS = ,i.S u o.i-, James. blsoee.
-n.'o''So' o'iAO' '"At-
,''.e'Iu' ,"'''' Our '','Ll'
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
2251-22eo

2251-226o
25O6-Marial, Frisco, Douglas
2543-Ornelss. Carols. Douglas.
1888 Rodriguez Manuel. Tombstone.
5-l5 Sweet. y. $, Lowell
5S2l-Junge. August Albert. Pearce.
2423-Hatcher, Verona Luther. Doug
las.
2513-Rodriguez. Hilario. Douglas.
l25S-McKee, Curtis f.. Bisbee.
4O@4 Fuller Alma. Don Luis.
5445-Adame. Teoiilo. Pirtleyille.
22e1-2270
2529-Mesa. ArnoIdo. Douglas.
262I-SiMon. George. Douglas.
33O7-Georodimitriow. Nick. Douglas.
929-Conway, Patrick, Bisbee.
44S5-Brauson, Gibson ~. Lowell.
l5OS-Gates. Harrison Morton. Evans
vile. Ind.
47S9 Sumiga, Javier r.. Lowell.
5663-M Moreno. j. NJ Pirtlevine.
SoSl- EsDinoza, andres. Tombstone.
"229 -Leppa. Julius. Lowell
2271-22eo
@597-Rice, Rex. Douglas.
"0as Rivera l.. P. Douglas.
$40 Gibbs William DorrI,s
a4A5-PeIter. William Warren
sos Sbfulev E.ruasr sn.ague W,,.
rem
icy Lo.sl Rafael Tombstone
-0+5 Harrison, william Henry. Bow e
|2l5-Niora, Jose. Tombstone.
5994-W Wharton. Gordon Marion. San
simon
5946-Cape. William Edgar San sim ,
22s1-2aeo
4SS3-Teianich. Mike. Bisb.-e
1855 Lf9dEorm. Milton : aisbee
55Sg-Gomez. Jesus B. PirtlevilIe
-Radocich. Dan. I,owou
44sl Bienich. Ivan Risbee
1865 Rrrf Leslie Risbaa
-Cocekriu Jesse Meadows don,
las.
l3S-Aryisa Francisco Bisbee
2GlS-St Clair po1rrr Earl Douglas
2S22 -Felez. Jose Maria Douglas
22e1-23oO
i7G7- Rosu. John. Lowell
G59S-Lopez. Mariana. Wilcox.
aO2- -R8mo. Ramon DOualas
5ggg- Sayallo. Yguacio SAN simon
-HeranGcz. Tomas. Douglas
asS.-Gore. Thomas Dewitt DougIas
672G Bassett. Walter G. Canauea
2768 Chavez. Jesus. Douglas
a2f5-Nur-ay. John \. Douglas
5f07 fernando. Ben. PirtleviIle
23Of-231o
iG67-Hansen. Ferd Carl. Bisbee.
Heron. Roy Earnest, Dougla,
2SOl-DpedS II X DnurIas
6226-NieIson. Carl f. Jr. Tombstore
llg9-La More. Vernon. Risbee.
4l6G Paine. Albert ". Los Angeles
Cal GAGS Sunset
I6lg-Davidson William N T-kias
Cal.
4196-Davis. Pau! r.. Gleason.
l794-Ruse. James Stanley. Bisbee.
@223-Terry. Forrest A.. Douglas
2311-232o
4S52-Welander Pete. Lowell.
Enrique. Jose. Douglas
2l6S-GUsmeri. John B., Courtland
9l-MUrilio. Soloman. Benson.
"02g Ryes. Jose. Douglas.
2sS7-Perez, Ramon. Douglas.
5527-Detloff. Arthur. Pirtleville.
4u25-Branch. David Z. Don Luis.
b5U3 Mcintyre. Fl. j.. Wilcox
>5S-Wloch. Valentine. Bisbee.
2321-2330
56@2-Lopez, Leocadio. Pirtleville
565S-Moralez, Francisco, PirtleyiIIe.
556O-Felix. Gabriel, Douglas
65S6-Beddow, Edward William. War
ren.
052S-Lasos. Francisco, Pirtleyille.
655-P!amorez, Blatz, Bisbee.
"5iS-Henslee. John Wesley, Douglas.
oo2S-t allison. DE Roy Bisbee.
"'7o-Moore, AlVah t.. Douglas.
'o4S-Luera, Andre, Pirtleville.
1881 + 23+o
-'l'-Bazzarone. Giuseppe. douglas.
574l-Elchs. Jos. l.. Pirtleville
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-08-19
NOTICE OF cONTe r
Department of the Interior
Ol92O3-4O4s

Department of the Interior
United States Land Office, Phoenix.
Arizona. August 3. 1917.
To the heirs of John NJ. Morgan,
deceased. Contestee:
You are hereby notified that Clar-
ence b. Goudy. who gives Fort Hua-
chuca, Arizona. as his post-ofice ad-
dress, did On 7-16. 1917, file in this
Office his duly corroborated applica-
ton to contest and secure the can
collation. OF homestead entry. Entry
No. ........ Serial No O19203, made
September 18th. 1919. for let /. Sec,
ticn 80. Township 20. Range n T.. C.
and 5. R. Meridian and as grounds
for his contest he alleges that said
entryman died sometime about the
lgth day Of January 1915 at Doug.
'as Arizona, that the heirs OF said
entryman have not since his death.
= at all taken and established their
,dence upon the land Of said en-
Try. or Of the original entry: that
-lay have not cultivated or improv-
ed t land OF said additional or
original entry. since the death Of
said entryman or at all; that the
original entry. consisting of Lots
and 4, and Ell SEA. Of Sec. %.
same township and range. was can
celled on the contest Of this afiant
by the Commissioner of the General
Land Office. and he has since filed
is homestead entry thereon No.
aoS73.
You are. therefore, further notified
lat the said allegations will be TAX
n as confessed and your said entry
4 be cancelled without further
CHIT TO be heard, either before this
zee or on appeal. if you fail to file
this Office within twenty days after
fe FOURTH publication Of this no
ice. as shown below. your answer,
nd"r cath spec fcarv responding 10
'hese allegations Of contest. together