Tombstone Weekly Epitaph from Tombstone, Arizona • Page 5

TOMBBTONB VtllBKUT tPITXPH I hi it-ii Itt.J ii' if fJ? iECORDSOF COCHISE COUNTY WARRANTY DEED Grce I) Barber and wife to Wll-1 llanv Tamer, land. 10 Sparks and wife to Nettle F. Sim, lulu lu Claw suu Addition to Douglas. $10 Sam vVells and wife to Neal White. in North Douglas Addition to Douglas, (175.

James A. Talor and wife to James Brooks, lot In Warren, $10. K. Lewis and wife to Valley Land Cattle Co land. $10.

BILL OF SALE Hugh Broph to Fred flitter, stock, $10 NOTICE OF SALE. ESTATE Albert Heffern. Personal propert Dec 9. 1916. at office of Williams Flanigan.

R. E. MORTGAGE Margaret Gleson to Sparks. $1S00. A Bigelow and wife to Mra Foulkes.

$1GOO Valley Land Title Co to The Anchor Trust Co. of Wichita, $3600 Dora Deebe and husband to Geo. Strickland. $1000 CHATTLE MORTGAGE II and Kendall to First National Bank of Douglas. live stock.

$4000 Williamson to James Brophy, motorcjele, $74 70 V. Howell to George Kaiser, live stock and wagon. $100 W. McLane to Martin Anderson, live stoik. $147.

Judgment in Suit No 1609 Ragsdale. Dr Edith Hagsdale, Cr Decree of divorce and $10 00 per months as alimony Judgment In Suit No 1575 L. Trantman. Dr. Julia Trantman, Cr Decree of divorce CHATTLE MORTGAGE Shilling to WIllcox Bank Trust live stock, $2200.

C. Russell to It. O. Robinson, live stock, $300. Eagle Theater to Consolidated Film Supplj Co.

film furniture, $872 50 Esgle Theater to Consolidated Film i. Suppl) Co, personal propertv, $423 A Hulsev to Standard Oil Co, fixtures. J1S3 J. I) and Jessie Benne to Central Bank of Phoenix, live stock, $73. Ramon Bazaure and wife to Central Bank of Phoenix, live stock.

$210. E. F. Adams to Central Cattle Loan live stock. $2600.

ESTATES United States to Cljde Womack. United Slates to Charley Swartz. WARRANTY DEED Isaac W. Haws and wife to Norton Morgan Commercial Co block In East Cochise. DEED C.

Harper to Hattie A. Harper, land. $10. CILL OF SALE A. W.

Vanneiuan lu Feari Adams, live stock, $10 R. E. MORTGAGE R. Parker and wife to Caesar Harvc). $637.61.

CHATTLE MORTGAGE II. Faulconer to Willcox Bank Trust Co live stock, $225. E. Poore to Willcox Bank Trust Co, live stock, $1800 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE J. M.

Sparks to Bank of Douglas. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Phelps, Dodge Mercantile Co. to Matt Korki. SHERIFF'S DEED Harry C. Wheeler, Sheric.

to State Mutual Building Loan Association, lots in Bisbee. CERTIFICATE OF COPARTNERSHIP Charles A. and L. W. Overlock.

Firm name Overlock Grocery Feed Store, in Douglas. SUPERIOR COURT Suit No. 1659. Wm. A.

Trnam vs. Etherl K. Trnam: Action for divorce. Suit No. 1658.

Overlock Grocer Feed Store vs. Wm. J. Otis: Action for debt in tbe sum of $236.75. WARRANTY DEED Reed Bumltt and wife to Willis Le-nore Hallam, land, $1.

William B. Dickey and wife to S. Utterback, land, $10. W. S.

Utterback and wife to W. Tonne, land. (4400. Llnnle M. Prouty and husband to Lee Joauoicli.

land. (1000. Sheer to Vhle I. Heath, lot in Douglas. 1100.

Frank Johnson and wife to Nell Tavlor. lot In Johnson Addition to BUbee. $10 K. Lewis and wife to T. A.

Store. land. $10. DEEO I Douglas Investment Co. to Alfred V.

Zamora. lot in Douglas, $100. R. E. MORTGAGE Thos A Store) and lfe to The Anchor Trust Co $1000 I S.

I'tterback and wife to W. B. Dicke). land, $1600. Rosalie Slaughter to C.

Viola Slaughter. $2030. CHATTLE MORTGAGE Ed King to L. Naquln, automobile. 1622.50.

II McDanlels to Central Cattle Loan Co. live stock. $2250 Cadwell to Hook Falls Mfg To funeral car, $5S0. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Swam to Francisco Orduno Norton Morgan Commerlial Co. to W.

Diakey. Fred WIebens to D. BartletL CHATTLE MORTGAGE and H. L. Johnson to tentral Cattle Loan Co, live stock.

$6uuu A Brown and wife to Central Loan live stock. $2200 Fulghum to Central Cattle Loan Co. live Btock. $1000. Gilbert to Douglas Overland Co, automobile, $225.

ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION War Horse Copper Mining Co In-1 cori orators H. and Loretta Fish er, Douglas Gray, John Rock and J. Smvthe SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGF State Mutual Association to Gibson PratL SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 1660 Joseph Abril vs. Fiilpa Abril Action for divorce. Judgment in suit No 1200 H.

C. Kimball and wife. Drs J. N. Statler.

Cr Title quited to land PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Cuthbert Kellum Decree of distribution of residue of estate to Hannah L. Kellum PATENT United States to Edward Pain. United States to Arthur Hunt. United States to Arnold Ernest Sulger SHERIFF'S DEED Harry C. Wheeler, Sheriff, to T.

E. Brandt, land In Tombstone and mine, $2725. WARRANTY DEED Oscar Taj lor to Alberto Canas, lot in Douglas, $75 McKInney and wife to Jobs A Rockfellow, land, $10. Warren Co to Jack Belick, lot in Warren, $335. QUIT CLAIM DEED Annie M.

Clark to John A. Rock-fellow, land, $1. MINING DEC.D W. Rambo to Sam Frastcstcrg, l4 interest in North Star, 1 6 interest in Paris No. 2 and Pilgrim M.

C. In Warren. $10. Louis Burgess to Charles W. Rambo, 1-6 int.

in Paris No. 2. in Warren M. $10. BILL OF SALE New State Telephone Telegram Co.

to State Telegraph Co, $20,000. NOTICE OF APPROPRIATION OF WATER Robert L. Koontz. 5 inches of spring. Sec, 23, T.

20, Range 27. Luka G. Raffalovich, 10 inches of water from spring of Sec 7, T. 23, Range 25. R.

E. MORTGAGE Nell Taylor and lfe to The Bank of Lowell, $750. John A. M. Vonk and wife to Miners Merchants Bank, $960.

DEED OF TRUST 4 Johnson Copper Development Co. to Capital Trust Co, $100,000 bonds. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Chas. De Baud to Arturo Grijalba. D.

Dwjer to Emllio Martinez. R. E. MORTGAGE William S. Austin to Jacob W.

Mory, $1300. NOTICE OF CLAIM OF POSSES SORY RIGHT James Jcnes, S4 of Sec. 24, T. 21, Range 25. LOOKING BACKWARD I'ROM MONDAY'8 DAILY TWENTY-FOUR YEARS, John Gray Is In from the ranch in he Chlrlchhuas.

W. H. Stlllwell will be In El Paso attend the Bllver convention. There are 157 prisoners In the iimr. penltentlar) at presenL Mine Welch and his son Jim re- Uid today from Uisbce.

They have Km doing some assessment work in that distrlcL W. A. Taj lor left today for El Paso, He will represent another of Tomb- stone's delegates to the silver con ventlon. The office-seeking craze has struck Arizona below the belL Statehood for Arizona means millions with which to develop the re- sources of our great commonwealth. i remnant of election still rematLS i on the street in front of the post of- fiee the pile of ashes frorr the 'o3t bonfire It Is an eve sore and shm lc be taken away.

Mrs J. Adamson, the proprlet'ess the Cochise Hotel, will return to- i -narrow after an extended visi' lo I Europe. I I Mlano received a fine two ltd phaeton jesterdaj and It a beauty. M. Scribner left todav for a trip to San Francisco to spend the holi 1 divs.

Pete Connor, foreman of the State To3b mine in Montezuma canvon, ")ing a visit to our cit) Mr nnor Is a pleasant gentleman and resided in this count) for 'he att twelve years. "wo linemen of the Western Un'on eiegraph Co are in the cit) making preparations to move the telegraph headquarters to Yaple's book store. Miss Yaple will assume the duties cf lerator on January 1, Mr Monler having been transferred to Los geles. Mrs Vic Wllscn and son leave on Ida) net for Washington where the) will make their home Fred Bean who has been quite sick the past two weeks has opened his blacksmith shop and is again at the anvil. Frank Flannlgan will commence work on the floor of the county Jail tomorrow In accordance with the rec ommendation of the last grand Jury.

The Phoenix Herald sa)s that Gus Williams, formerly of Tombstone, and later of Phoenix and Prescott, Is in il at the latter place charged wthjMEET TOMORROW NIGHT having poisoned his reputed wife, who died a few weeks later. From the fact that he failed to give a $1000 bond, the people must attach much Importance to the charge. The skating rink is the center of it raction three nights of ever)' week. Mrs. Adamson of the Cochise Hotel.

was a passenger on the Incoming I stage today after hav lng been in Eu-1 rope nearly a year. The Prospector devil swallowed a is mother doesnt care to "wollop" Mo for fear he will go off. 'ohn Martin, formerly of Tomb-tcne, but now a resident of Tellurlde, was married at the latter place on Nov. 19 to Miss Lizzie Pollard. Tucson hasaa petrified woman on l'i nn The Tucson Citizen says a is very beautiful, and the Gazette adds thit she must be.

If she Is petrified. A scheme is being worked on the ulet by residents of Tombstone to patronizing every merchant who i toes not give away turkeys to his customers jjn Chlrstmas day. Ben F. Hyde, who been suffering for many months from consumption, breathed his last this morning it 7 o'clock. It was expected early in the evening that he would not survive through tbe night.

The last time he was on the street was on election day when he came out to vote. The board of county examiners com-sistlng of Superintendent Wolcott, F. W. Downs and H. G.

Howe, met today to examine applicants for teachers' certificates. E. F. Rogers, one of the early day merchants of Cochise county, was in today In company with I Judge Anderson. BACK AGAIN Messrs.

Mead, Banock and Wilson, he well known San Simon trio, arrived Tombstone this afternoon to play ja return engagement of two weeks The first performance of the entire 'company will be tomorrow- morning nine o'clock, at the Superior court, under the director. Judge Locknood ON BUSINESS B. A. Taylor, the widely known raer chant of Gleeson and Johnson, came in tfils morning in his car to consult 'with the Board of Supervisors In an I effort to get the roads repaired In the vicinity of Gleeson. AT FLACH'S.

J. W. Garrett, better known as "Jack" by his friends, has accept- ed a position at Flach's Drug Store Mrs Garrett, who is a well known nurse In the Morenll and Miami dis- tricts. arrived with "Jack." and they taVen th" cmnmlng near the court house. MARRIAGES LICENSES The following marriage licenses have been issued out of tbe clerk's office during the past few dajs.

Andrew Sparklis to wed Helen Lottie oung. both of BIsbee; William John- son to wed Bertha Sathtr, both of Douglas. John M. Kichardson to wed Helen Arizona ElllcotL both of Doug- 1 las. Trifko Mljanovlch to wed Ammy Dragoon mountains, was In both of Bisbee; Grady S.

stone this morning enroute to Pata-McRae to wed Dora Sawvrs, both of gonia, where he goes to look over i Lowell Herman Stolp to wed Cora L. Porter, both of McNeal; Dewey March to wed Edna Sullivan, both of Douglas, Amado Lugo to wed Ilstefane Carlllo, both of Bisbee. Ru-' fino Rubalacaba to wed Carolina Avila both of Bisbee. SUBSTITUTING. Mrs Frank Demarest, formerly Miss Lillian Buck of TombBtone, whin she was one of the teachers In the public school, arrived here yes-terda to substitute for Miss Smead, who was taken III and will not be able to return to her post for a month or so.

FROM BISBEE James Temby, mine foreman of Bis-been, spent yesterday In Tombstone on a visit with friends. VISITED FRIENDS Charley Wiles an(j family of Lowell spent jesterday In Tombstone with friends and relatives. FROM JOHNSON. Herb Weln was a visitor In town today from Johnson on business. The Knight Templars meet in regular montbl) meeting tomorrow night.

FROM WILLCOX A. Morgan of Willcox was In the cit) yesterda) with a motor party. ROM COCHISE. G. Henshaw, well known business man of Cochise, waB among the visitors in town yesterday.

LADIES OF GUILD MEETING. A meeting of SL Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church, who are In terested In the Christmas Bazaar will be heiu Wednesday uflerftuun at 2 30 at the sale room, and all are requested to be presenL BAZAAR DISPLAY. A beautiful display of fancy handwork has been arranged by the ladies of SL Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church, who will conduct the sale in the Machomich Mercantile Co. building on the 9th. Many very beautiful pieces of fancy work, fashioned by he ladies themselves have been made for the sale, and.

they present a beautiful apparancc, and will make beautiful Christmas presents. 5IFLE SHOOT A number of good scores were made yesterday at the practice shoot by members of the Tombstone Rifle Club, the best being that of Judge Lockwood, who made 24 out of a possible 23. Wm. Lutley scored 23, the second highest, while others followed with 20, 19 and lower. The members are Just beginning to be come accustomed to their rifles and later practice shoots are expected to develop some good marksmen among them.

The 300-yard target was the one used yesterday and next Sunday the 500-yard target will be tried, also rapid fire at 200. Eleven applicants for certificates to teach in Cochise county schools took the quarterly examination today at the Central School under the direction fit County School Super FROM TUESDAY'S DAILY FROM DOUGLAS Frank Clark of Douglas Is a visitor in Tombstone today on business maters demanding his attention. TO DOUGLAS Miss Ada Western left yesterday or Douglas, where she will visit with relatlv es. TO FEDERAL COURT Attorney J. T.

Kingsbury left this morning for Tucson, where he goes to attend the session of the Federal 'Court, expecting to be absent several da) s. TO BISBEE Win Lutley returned home last evening from a brief trip to Bisbee. GEOLOGIST HERE Wm Tevote, geologist for the Phelps Dodge Mines Company, was a visitor In Tombstone today, consulting with Superintendent E. Grebe of the Bunker 11111 Mines Company. FROM PORTLAND, ORE.

11. Hewitt of Portland. was a visitor in Tombstone today on business. RETURNED FROM NEW YORK Frank Willard of the Wolcott Mercantile establishment, returned to Tombstone today after a two week's business trip to New York City. THROUGH TO PATAGOrJlA A L.

Kell, a mining man of the eome mining properties In that scc- tlon. FROM RANCH Sam Barrow was a visitor In the count) -seat today from his ranch In the Dragoon, returning home this af- ternoon. VISITING IN BISBEE 11 McPberson and daughter, Mrs. J. A Ive).

went to Bisbee )esterday, vi here Mr Mcl'herson spent the day on business, and Mrs. Ivey visited with Mr Ivey, who is located there as manager of the Central Pharmacy. intendent Minnie Lintz. The applicants taking the exam are as follows: Mrs O. C.

Crooke. Don Luis; 'Eunice Anderson. Douglas; Miss Ruth Rogers, Douglas, May Bal lard, Dragoon, Abby Brown, Dragoon; Helen Hubbard, Dragoon, Mrs. Martha Adams, Dragoon; Willie Deane England, McNeal; and Mildred Ellen Scheffler, the last named taking examination for a special music course only. BISBEE ATTORNEY Attorney John Wilson Ross, broth-ed of Chief Justice Henry Ross, was In the county seat today on business.

WITH TELEPHONE COMPANY. Grant B. Warner has taken a position with Manager Harry Evans of the Mountain States Telephone Co. VISITED FRIENDS. Mrs.

John Stone was a visitor In Tombstone yesterday spending tbe day with friends. CANOY MAN HERE. Tommy Sutton, well known candy drummer was Interviewing our merchants today. VISITED DOUGLAS. Mr.

and Mrs. Porter McDonald, Mrs. S. J. Bingham, and Grant War ner motored to Bisbee and Douglas Saturday, returning home Sunday, after a pleasant outing.

TAKEN TO ROAD CAMP H. Bernal, Ed Wright and Andy Hughes, all of Douglas, the two latter soldiers, who entered pleas of guilty ro selling intoxicating liquors, and who were each sentenced to serve a term, of three months and to pay a fine of $25, were taken out to the road camp today where they will be given a chance to work out their time and fine. The camp now has about twenty men, and during the past week with the aid of the teams have graded nearly a mile of new road. They are making an excellent showing and the camp has been made a paying proposition so far. A REMINDER The lyceum committee would remind Its friends that the next number, a lecture by Dr.

Elliott A. Boyle, will be given on rlday, December 23. and to request them. In making Christmas plans, to please leave that evening opes. CITY 01103 10 The new city council elected hist month, composed of Messrs." Guy Welch, mayor, and Council-nien II.

L. Hutchinson, 1st ward, E. A. Hughes, 2nd ward, W. 0.

Gilmore, Urd ward, and R. V. Saunders, 4th ward, met last night for the iirst time in regular session since they took olfice, and transacted a large volume of business. The first matter to come up was from the street committee regarding the streets of the city, and after discussion and a report on the matter the council decided that beginning in April work will be started on the building of the streets, crowning them with high centeis and ditching on the side, in the same manner that Allen street was built several years ago. The work will be started at Tenth and Fremont, building down to First street if possible.

After this is completed, starting at the corner of Fourth and Allen to complete the work to the railroad track. This is the main tra elled street and is the course of the Borderland lioiite through the city. It is figured that this work will about exhaust this year's street money, and will be completed just about the time this year's tax money begins to come in so that the work may be continued until all the main streets'are built in the same manner. The council has obtained competent engineering advice, and figured the cost of each block, which will be let out on contract, using machinery on the work which will greatly lessen the cost. Dummy policemen are to be installed at the corner of Filth and Fremont.

Fifth and Allen, and Fourth and Allen stieets, and the city will back up City Marshal George Bravin the" enforcement of the ordinance. This will be done as soon as possible. Another stieet light will also be installed at the corner of Fifth and Fremont. Another matter disposed of was that of codifying all the city ordinances which have been passed in the city since it's existence, and publishing them in pamphlet form order that the people may be made familiar with the laws governing the city. JJoutine niatteis also occupied the council's attention, while other city improvements contemplated were discussed, making the session a long one.

The council has announced that they intend to put the city on a business basis and enforce every ordinance on the books, and several oidinances governing certain departments will be passed if it is seen they are needed to make the council's power complete, so that there will be no hitch in the administration of citv affairs. THE OFFICIAL VOTE ON THE AMENDMENTS Secretary of State Osborn has com piled the olHclal totals on the amend ments voted at the general election, as follows: Initiation and referendum. 18,356 for, 13,961 agalnsL Exemption from taxation. 14.296 for, 16.8S7 againsL Prohibition, 28,473 for. 397 againsL Legislative option, for.

934 againsL Abolishment death penalty, 18,936 for, 18,784 againsL Family that we always Discoveries Our drug store is strictly "modern." Just as soon as science discovers some valuable new remedy or appliance we get At all times our medicines are pure and full-strength. When anything in our store loses its power we throw it out the back door. Our toilet goods are up-to-date. Our soajs are sweetly scented; our perfumes "hold" their delicate odors; our brushes do not lose their bristles. Whatever you get from us is strictly first class.

So make our drug store your drug store; for you can then "rely" on what you buy. Everybody's Pharmacy REBUILD STREETS Workmen's safety, 18.061 for, againsL Creation department of labor, for, 21,192 againsL Creation ofiite state architect, for, 26,960 againsL Amendment to fish and game law, 17,518 for, 16.849 againsL For absolute divorce. 16,849 for, againsL TO BISBEE Ton) Clacoma. one of the mana- Tgers of the Sheflln Theatre, accom panied b) his wife, motored over to Bisbee toda) for a brief visit with friends. COA.O Dr.

knows get the latest of Science fBmjkgm.