Tombstone Weekly Epitaph from Tombstone, Arizona • Page 3

i i ft TOMBSTONE EPITAPH HUUUS11ED EVERY 6UXDAY. THE COUNTY RECORDS InttrumenU Filed With the Count Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEII IN BRIEF HELPS. Lorenzo Wright et ux to Mary Barrow, land; also 8 shares in St. David Canal company Michael Donohoe to St. David Corporation of the Church of Jeiui Christ of Latter Day Saints, Douglas property Angelo Morino to Joseph Campini Douglas property Alfred Lockwood cl in to Dora Hope Fleming Doujlas property William Hitchell to Thos Radwell, mines 2800 125 1000 10 500 CEBTIFICATE OF SALE.

Joe Gribble et ux, by sheriff, to Houck Dieter Co BILL OF SALE. A Shropshire, constable, to Copper City Brewing company POWEE OF ATTORNEY Emogene Murray to Murray AFFIDAVIT Hart and Parker make affidavit that John McGowan has failed to contribute his share of assessment work on mining claim in Warren district. SATISFACTION" OF MORTGAGE. Guadalupe Gonzalea to Frank Pi- cone Mrs Clark Carrie Westervelt to MORTGAGE Julia Gould to William Morris 8 Stewart et ux to Mrs Pendleton A Jameson et ux to Wright Chas Fleming et ux to Mrs A A Collias CHATTLE MORTGAGE. A Kent to Naquin Furniture Mer company Mick to Naquin Furniture Mer company A Ostboff to Naquin Furniture fc Mer eompany Clay Hockett to Henry Beum-ltr MORTGAGE Luella Lemon to Title Guaranty i Surety company 8ATISFACT10S OF MORTGAGE Cummings to Lemon Elmer Smith from State Mutual 4 Assn REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Fred Williams et ux to Annie Haven FATEXT TJ to John Anderson and heirs of Anton Mubein WABRAWTT DEED International Land and Improvement company to Elisabeth A Groesbeck Douglas property 350 John Canaveslo et ux to Mike Belo Bisbee property 250 Richmond andCodelia Bichznond aad wife to Madeline Wohlgemuth Douglas property 600 Elmer Smith to Julius Lanbam and Margaret Lanbara Douglas property 2C00 DEEDS.

James Godshall to ID Betbea Douglas property Mrs Luln Saow and husband to Dillard Douglas property BPachecoto Carlos Martinez Wadleigh, trustee, to Hunter, trustee, Douglas property Baa Miller, A Miller fni JF MHr to M-se 10 165 200 10 i uure a uow in une uay i I TLittivcBromo Quinine Takbte. A Stgffl Vilgie Miller property International Land and Improvement company to JoeKrilanovich Douglas property 750 Wm Liggett et ux to Hoval A Smith, 5 DEEDS It Thornton et ux to Sarah A Drown Douglas property 4590 SATISFACTION- OF MORTGAGE A Hohstadt to Franklin I) Dorr et ux Lirzie Smith to James A Bucon-bark MOKTGAGE Bohn et ux to Arizona Mutual SAL Assn Franklin Dorr et ux to Arizona Trust Banking Co CHATTXE MORTGAGE Dragoon Cattle company to A Boericke Clara REAL ESTATE MOETGtQE Dragoon Cattle company to Clara A Boericke. cr.zDS Casimero Romero et ux to Scbwamm Douglas propertv 276 Frank White et ux to the Orpheum company land 10 Clinton A Burdick to Anna Maddux Douglas property 200 Joseph Campbell et ux to Williams Bisbee property 1000 Sylvester Pyka to Geo II Hirst Douglas property 100 I Wallace et ux and A A Dudley to Sylvester Pyka Douglas property 100 FATLM to Santa Fe Pacific com-pany to Portage Lake Bisbee Development Co MORTGAGE Charles Murray et ux to Provident Mut BiL Ann McCulIough to Citizens Bank Trust company Wall et ux to Holz Harris et ux to Charles Hols Henry nderson to Charles II Holz SALE CONTRACT White to Smith PremierType-writer Co Pritchard to Smith Premier Typewriter Co Dr Hughart to Smith Premier I n. Aypewnwrucj A Tovrea Co to.Sniith Premier Typewriter Co N. COSTRACT OF SALE Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co with A Hall RELEASE OF COSTRACT Stump to CopperQueen Consolidated Mining Co SATISFACTION- MORTGAGE Schwann to Casimero Romero MILLSITE LOCATION I Millaitefor Easter Group of Mines in Hot Springs located by Pool and A Chittenden ARTICLEB ECCORPORATIOX Miller Mining Co incorporators State of Ohio, City of Toledo, i gg Lucas Coustt.

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J.Chenev fc Co- doing business in the City of Toledo, county ana state siore-said, and that said firm will pay the nm of one hundred dollars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Frask J. Ciieset.

Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of De cember, A. D. 1886. Seal A. w.

uixisox, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Send for testimonials free. F. J.

Cheset Toledo', Ohio. 'Sold by 11 druggists, 76c, Take Ball's Family Pills for constipation. Railroad Rumors Are Materializing Railroad rumors that have been fly ing around thick and fast for the past i everal months are beginning to crystallize into facts. That there has been unusual activity among railroad survey parties all along tbe International border, between El Paso and the Gulf of California during the Mimmer months has been patent, but no definite news was given out as to the plans of the different companies naving die surveying parties out. as a matter of fact, railroad companies hac neterbeen in the habit of taking the general public into their confidence nor of disclosing their plans to rival roads.

The country to the north, east and neat of Nogales is literaly covered ith survey stakes, and tbe Nogales Tirres says quite a large party of surveyors are at present working along the line between that city and Loclnel, to tbe east. This party is supposed to be equipped by tbe Rock Island, a wealthy aggressive road that is known to be after a through line of its own to the Pacific coast, and they want to establish their lines as close to the Mexican border as possible, to avoid the heavy grades, the ice and snon and the drifting sands of the more northern lines. A survey runs from Naco along the Huachucas towards Nogales and westward along the Mexican boundary. The Rock It'and surveyors are in the field and grade stakes are set along the route above outlined. It is probable 1907 may see the beginning of work on this line in Cochiss county.

A' Monument For a Live Town It has been said that by mixing the following ingredients wisely, a live hustling town is su'e to result. As arranged by the printer it appears a monument, but it was be understood that not all monuments need be erected for dead issues, as this is most emphatically a live one: Grit, Vim Push Snap Energy Schools Morality) Churches Harmony Cordiality Advertising) Talk about it Write about it Speak well of.it Healthy location Help to improve it Advertise in its paper Good country tributary Patronize its merchants Elect good men to office Honest competition in prices Faith exhibited good works Make the atmosphere healthy Fire croakers, loafers and dead beats Let your object be the welfare, growth and promotion of your town and its people. Speak well of the public spirited men, and also be one of them yourself. Be honest with all our fel- 'owmen. Where Discrimination Was Dangerous Governor Kibbey and Dr.

Stone were appointed Saturday to judge the baby show at the Fair. Governor Kibbey was to judge the boys, of which there were seven, and in announcing his conclusions he showed himsel more a diplomat than a hero. He said that he could not discriminate, and awarded seven first prizes. Dr. I Stone was to judge the girl babies, and he proved himself no hero either, but a gallant gentleman, no nrsi Inquired if there were enough prizes to go around, and when assured that there was but one prize he said he would have to follow.the governor's plan and award ten prises.

Pbotnix Gazette. r- -j- Cochise County EieCtion Contests Attorney D. L. Cunningham this morning filed a protest with the board of supervisors against canvassing the returns from Precinct No. of Douglas.

The protest is signed by set en citizens of Douglas and recites three reasons, as follows: "Because said purported returns are not attested by two election clerks, who were appointed by the election board for said Precinct No. 4, but such purpsrted returns are attested, if attested at all, by four persons appointed by said election board as ballot clerks at such election. "Because, the place for holding of said election was, prior to the date of holding, the same designated as the City Hall within said precinct No. 4 by the justice of tbe peace in and for Precinct No. 8 of said county, the justice's precinct in which said election precinct No.

4 is situate, and also by the board of supervisors in and for Cochise county; and the said election was not held thereat until the votes were all counted without adjournment sod because the. ballot box for aid Precinct No. 4, used in which to deposit the ballots at said Precinct, was removed from the said City Hall before the ballets were all counted therefrom, and because the ballots were not counted at said place where the same were cast. "Because the official ballots for said precinct unused were not kept sealed and returned to the board of supervisors as required by law, and because, one tally list of the votescount-ed, also one list of the names of tbe voters voting, and alo one copy of the great register used at such election, was not held and kept by the Inspector for the time after said election for tbe inspection of all voters as the law in such cases made and provided, but said lists of voters, tally lists and great register copy were otherwise disposed of and cannot be found. "Wherefore, your petitioners pray that such purported returns be not canvassed as the official returns of said precinct and that same be thrown out from your canvass.

Hants, Sims, "HESton-e, A Miller, Ewell, A Richardson', Demarest The matter was discussed by the board and taken under advisement. Another From Benson Another protest was filed from Benson against counting the vote of Pools Ranch on the Benson precinct officers. It appearing that Fool's precinct is not included in the Benson judicial precinct, the board acceded to the protest as far as the vote affects the Benson precinct officers. Col. W.

C. Greene to Endow a College Through an offer, which it is stated, on authority of a Mexican official, acceptance of has practically been made, to the natioual government by W. Greene. Cananea will secure one of the most important universities of the republic The university will in nature be a national mining college and will assemble from all over the republic young men who desire to perfect themselves in the study of all branches of the industry. While each slate will have representation in scholarships, Sonora 11 receive the partic ular advantages in such frea scholarships aa are awarded.

Deadly Serpent Bites are as common in India as are stomach and liver disorders with us. For the latter however thers is a sure Bemedy, Electric Bitters: the ereat restorative medicine, of which 8. A. Brown, of "They restored my wife te perfect health, after years of suffering with dyspepsia and a chronically torpid liver." Electric Bitters cure.cn ilJisnd fever, malaria: biliousness, lame back.kidney troubles and bladder disorders Sold on guar-bj al druggists. Pr ce 60c.

I From Monday's Daily. Eight inches of snow fell Sunday at the lluach ica reservoir in the Hua chuca mountains. Hunters should not overlook the fact that they have only 11 dajs more in which they can legally kill deer, the open season expiring December 1st. Quail may be shot until March 1st. Cal Measner of Bubee is in the city today on business.

Attorneys Bennett, Williams and Kearney of Bisbee are in the city on cuurt business, Mr. J. Young, manacer of the La Vantia Mining company, was a Tombstone visitor today from Benson Jir. ioung siates tne la vantia is making excellent showing. Tbe re w- x.

cent strike made at the property is mainUing its richness and promises to develop into an important find of magnitude. Deputy District Attorney Edward Flamgan came over from Bisbee last evening to assist io the prosecution of the criminal cases before the distiict court. Colonel Epes Randolph, head of the Southern Pacific interests in Arizona aud Sonora, was elected president of the Arizona Miners' association. In addition toCol. Randolph, the following were elected by acclamation.

Vice-president, Dr. J. Ford of Phoenix; treasurer, F. L. Bluraer of Phoenix; secretary, C.

II Akers of Phoenix. President Randolph will name a committeeman from each county, 7hich v.il1 censtitu'e the ex ecutive committee with the regular officers. Five candidates are in the field for speaker of the lower house of the legislature. W. D.

Bell of Maricopa, Neil E. Bailey of Cochise, Bj J. Whitesides of Sant Cruz, L. S. Williams of Coconino and O.

G. Crook of Mohave are their names. is entitled to tbe honor. The White and Doyle cases came upon a change of venue at Tucson Saturday afternoon before Judge Campbell. Attorneys Bennett and O'Connell appeared for the constables and District Attorney Flannigan assisted by Attorney Ben Goodrich represented Cochise county.

A number of witnesses from Bisbee were called rhe outcome was a decision in favor of White and Doyle Congregational Association The eleventh annual meeting of the Congregational Association came to a close Saturday at Tempe. The meet ings were largely attended and much spirit has been manifested in the work. The sessions commenced Wednesday with devotional services, in charge of Rev. D. D.

Kloss. The meeting was called to order by tbe retiring moderator, Rev. J. D. Kingsbury.

Rev. II. R. Lang of Tucson was elected moderator for the ensuing year and Rev. E.

Owens of Humboldt was elected scribe. The cloning sermon was delivered by Rev. II. C. Miller of Jerome, followed by the Lord's supper, which was administered by Rev.

Kingsbury and Rev. Kloss The meeting just closed was one of the most successful of tbe association. Newspapers Learn A Good Lesson The newspapers of New Mexico have learned a lesion by this state- hood fight that may help that terri- On Thursday evening there asscm-tory. They are now demanding an bled in the Safford Baptist church increase in assessment of taxable values, and claim that many classes of oroDertv escape taxation. This state- ment was repeatedly made in Arizona this fall, but was denied by joint statehood speakers for political purposes.

Now that the New Mexican editors have taken the matter up and will rush it to tbe attention of tbe legislature, the business men and real estate taxpayers of that territory may be saved a great annual burden. For this they should be thankful for the statehood campaign if they reap no other benefits. Constable D. W. Woraack of Ben- son was in the city yesterday on nesi before the board of supervisors.

From Tuesday's Daily. Sheriff Hunt returned today from Bisbee, where he has been on business connected with his office. Seats for Mahuras minstrels are selling rapidly at Beach Sisters and the person with a good eye nil! get their seats today. If it is a cold day Friday the theatre- will be warm and comfortable as Manager Wamcicross has installed a stoe as large as a box car and in other ways added to the warming facilities of the play house. Nearly all of the Arizona cities have already been visited by a snow torm.

Thus far Tombstone has had no snow and the Tombstone urchin thinks the weather man has slighted us. The mountain ranges about Tombstone ho's'sver. are carpeted with snow and tbe distant sight is an inspiring one. The weather in Tombstone was quite chilly this morning and overcoats were in demand. Sheriff elect Jack White was in Tombstone today on a brief business visit.

Mr. White has announced the appointment of two of his stall, Wm. White a hrother of the new sheriff as chief deputy and A.A.Hopkins the popular sergeant of the Arizona rangers as deputy. The sheriff e'ect is pleased at the outcome of his fee case involving the constable fees disallowed by the board. The case nas tried before Judge Campbell and verdict rendered favored the constable.

The schools in Bisbee are still closed and will not open until Mon day next if then. The prevalence of scarlet fever and fear of further con tagion is tbe causa asoigncd for the precaution of the school trustees. Mayor Adamson of Douglas was in the city last evening on a brief business visit. He returned to the smelter city today.J A Globe report states that President Charles S. mith of the Old Do minion Mining Smelting company, and associates, are to acquire the control of the company from the Phelps-Dodge company, which means the withdrawal of that powerful company from the Globe field.

Harry Hasselgren, the Lewis Springs rancher was in the city yesterday. Carson Ritter is over from Pearce as trial juror. Carson is the son of A. J. Ritter, former county treasurer.

He spent his boyhood days in this city, where he finds many old-time friends. Mrs. A. W. Howe, accompanied by her sister, Miss Tottie Sheppard, left this afternoon for Bisbee, where they will remain for a fe weeks.

Lew Nash returned yesterday from Phoenix, where he had been for a few weeks on a visit to his sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hood returned Sunday from Phoenix, where they have been spending their honeymoon.

E. A. Von Arnim. the Douglas real estate dealer, is in the city serving as a trial juror. Mr.

Yen Arnim states that Douglas is improving daily, a number of large buildings being under course of construction. Sid Varney, the Bisbee wrestler, is a Tombstone visitor. At present he is wrestling with the evidence zz adduced before a trial jury. Mike Medigovich, a former Bisbee merchant, was in the city yesterday being called as a trial juror, but was excused by the court. Arizona Baptist ASSOCiatiOn Some history of considerable importance in church circles was made In SafTord, Graham county.during the past week.

delegates from six other churches to begin a series of services, the purpose of which was to perfect the organization of the Southeatern Arizona Baptist association, to stimulate the spir itual life of the churches and to give instruction in matters pertaining to the bible and distinctively Baptist teaching concerning the holy scriptures. Delegates were present from the churches at Globe, Clifton, Bisbee, Douglas, Naco and Tucson. One action of tbe association was to establish a "rest camp" on the Cata-lina mountains near Tucson, where Baptists and others can gather for a gummer vacation. The association will meet at Bisbee next year. 1 Weak Lungs Bronchitis For over sixty years doctors have endorsed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, weak lungs, bronchitis, consumption.

You can trust a medicine the best doctors ap prove. Then trust this the next fime you have a hard coueh. The best kind ot a testimonial "Sold lor over sixty yeaxs." A mb-r: J. C. ljr Lown, 2aa.

A10) innuftcturera of siksapakilla. PILLS. HAIR VIGOB. yers We hT no secret! We publish tbe farnnUe of ell our medicines. Ayer's Pills keep the bowols regular.

All vegetable and gently laxative. Mining in the Huachuca Mountains The Manila fc MilliugcDm-pany, at the north end of the Huachuca mountains, will on December 1st put on a force of twenty men, including pumpmen and miners, and will undertake to sink their shaft to the 500-foot level The property is a cry promising one, and the camp an ideal one both in summer and winter. The Princeton Copper company, in the same range, is pushing work on its tunnel. The Butte Arizona, located between the Manila and Princeton properties, hae already driven their tunnel GOO feet and tapped a ledge fourteen feet wide ehotwng up well in mineral. SKErDS We cave bwme tbe largest wtl bou-e In tbe wuse our Beetle ar better tban uu msa to icrow tuf U(At ueauuiui nuwer and tfte tlne-t Ke- iwnf i-iADitnebestBeeai ferrj'e.

"il Annual free to an applicant. M. FERRY Detroit, Mich. Chair Car on Limited Discontinued Commencing today tbe Golden State limited will discontinue carrying a chair car and first class tickets only will be honored on this train at an points betneen Chicago and Los Angeles the entire run. In November each year the chair car on this train is discontinued and the train consists solely of Pullmans and a mail car In the spring when the travel is lighter the chair car is again added.

E. E. BURLINGAME 4 ASSAY OFFICE KitabUsbedtaCo.ordo,lS66. will receive prompt and careful a'tenv on Sold aSiiurBulllor Concentration Test-- 173G-I7J8 Lawrence St Denver. Calo RELIABLE ASSAYS Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver 1.00 LeaJ7ocents Gold, 1.50 Samples by mail receive prompt attention.

Placer Gold, Ketorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List Ocdex Assay 15.10 Court Place Denver, Colo The Result of Good Management Old Dominion is the best illustration we have in this country of what is meant by good mine management. Up to some three years ago the property was clashed among the nnknown quantities; it was under the control of men who used it for stock-jobbing; set up the price of it one day to knock it down the next. Then Phelps, Dodge appeared on the scene. Professor DoueIa.

president ot their company; visited the prorty, looked it over, then took it aver. Today it is a copper mine, one of the best in Arizona, and its stock is worth fGO a shaie. Mining Review, -ir- r- "I.