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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-07-21
TWENTY-FIVE
Reasons Why Cochise County Is Destined 10
 Prosper.

It has the finest Climate oi any spot on the Pacific Cost.
 Az health resort 1t canno; tc ex- c,li,1.
 Because Il is on the conlinsu'al d. vi !c bvtwsen S.n Francisco aEd New Orleans.
 The ,i.h's srr a,wnys cool. There were Int usfe nights during las ,uum-r il,a, the tileiinometer did not .n !'l"w n d"cerrs.
 Gher, ar. ih"nsan ' oi acres o' l'nr ha' can hr hal tor nn'hIng.
 I, i~ she finest !rult co:n,ry on 'i' Nnl-rcan c"ntin-nt. A vnri-iirs "i fr rli' and h-rries oc p"r''c ion.
 Fnur diti,rcn' lines of railroads am ocated Gitlnnits borders.
 It's mountsiL ranges are vas. store houses of the pre- ious metnls.
 ], has II,duo,G n oie lnlli' n tha all u.e other counties put together.
 It's rain fall is always certain ani l. about equally divided between the winter and summer months.
 Ils public schOnl system is perfect and it's funds are ample for all pur- poses.
 IL is on the border line between Mexico and the United States and the trade between the two counties is large and increasing.
 l. Is tho only county in the terri tory lha' has ex'en-ive turqrois field-
 Its mountain ranges are tmbe.ed with pine nnd juniper which make, excellent timber.
 There is an abundance of water ir the mountain streams all of the year
 IL has three valleys trayersir 2 i's entire length wi Q are from 20 to St miles wide.
 The wage worker receives il compensa'ion for his labor, and for tune awaits those who will work foi themselves. No other section of the unitet States offers SO many inducements tC those who wlll come here pre-! ared tC work
 It is still in it's infancy as mining stockraising or farming country.
 The extensive coal fields jus, below the line in Sonora will som be tapped and annther railroai will soon cross its confines.
 Its lands ia more productive than any other on ghe continent.
 IL Is the only county m tie Teri tory which has developed q lar tn steady How of artesian water.
 It's newspapers are progressive and beleive in the futn.e nf c.,chise county There is room fnr 10000 families tO live and prosper on the vacant land. still "elong'ng to the government.
 Come tn Cochise county ard grow up with the country.
 For further information, address, IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tumb-tnne, Arizona.
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 THE D dine oi tie Silver Craze" is the euh]sct of an article in the Chicag" Timps-Heraid over the signs;are Of Francis Leon Chrisman. IL has be- come favorite style of argument sur the gOldi;e. to brush the silver ques- tipn aside with the contealrlous re- mark thst,he silyer craze as declining. The HJecline Of the silver craze" will prove the greatest surprise that ever cana upon the goidite crow.l and 'here are rens ms for believing that 1t will come in the nature of a free cfinage platform and free coinage candidate from either Of the party national con veniions. 1.-the silver movement is t. be called A craze and those wb" support it crazy, then it is about time for the go!ibur. to prepare for a gov ernment turned over 10 the hiercies oI nation of fanatics. ...-4 -...-
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o'clock r m. Da4!d nei pursuant 10 reces-. Ca motion the following WAS adopt

Dg4:d uei pursuant 10 reces'.
 Ca motion the following was adopt c'.
 WHEREAS, warrant No. 79, issued March IS, 1895, in favor of A. A. Cas- ranaIl for SS9.l5, and warrant Nc. l54. issued April 1, 1895, in favor of Wm. Ohnesorgeo, for SGl 10, and Eo'h rf wnich warrants assigned 10 J. V. Vickers. for due consideration, having b e1 lo-t or destroy. q; therefore, he i; hereby or Ter i'hat A duplicate warrant covering boih above named an Oun'> he is-uetto !. V. Vick"rs, on con- dj'iou that said ]. V. V.cters guaran- lee thecopnty against los from the presentation d the original warrants.
 The second quarterly report of Tim Grifii .h overseer for the Bi-hAe road district examined and found correct.
 Report of Vim. OhnAsnrgen, Jns'ire of the Peace for Benson precinct ex snined and found correct with tn .xcepiion of one clerical error.
 Report oi A. Ko-ka, Justice of the Peace for Tombstone precinct also found correct.
 Tine clerk was directed 10 notify w. r. Nichols, Justice of the Peace ini the Willcox precinct. and c. F.. Alvord, of Tnmb-ione precinct, io file their reports for the second quarter Of pres ent year.
 Board took a recess until ' o'clock ?. m.
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TIE Graham County Gnardian. gives the di .trict attorney of COchise 4 hard rap, and claims 10 have iuidrmation 'o rake him over the cOals and accuses him oi "apparentIy throwing off on the case before Ee supreme court on tise classification law. It says he signed q stipulation which, il binding on the court, will e q complete surrender oi tlIs law, end that the district attorney of Graham county shoulders tbe argument who through tbe courtesy of inc supreme court secured consent to file 2 btieI in support of the law. .; -.....
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A BA RGAIN.
Stool and Es. gant Book and
 Music Case = rT srz ALI. FOR sGO CASH

Owing 10 owner about to leave, wishes to disI ose of hi> Cornish organ al a sac ri6cirg figure. O,eani> nearly new and litIle useu; cost Si6o laid down in Tomb- stone, IS of he iamou> C"rni,h make, in excellent tone ard m gcod io'der. An elegant stool and an aris'Ic book case and mu-ic rack, nc aily , feet high is thrown in. case cost ST, ~lopr. Will ,ell all for S6o cash. Cal and see il tor yourself Mus, be sold wi hin B days Fer further particulars apply at this office
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epitapHs ui Ihe loved dead Brsuti- fully has it been quoted: bey nd Ma ture we cannot see, above Nature We cannot riSe, below Nature we cannot lali. All Nature is tending to final dnnu'. The er,a' c uck oi lime, who's. : cDHds tick centuries, whose minuies are egs- and whose hOnrs are eternity, k running down, and every second It's penCulum swings nearer the center of eternal rest, and will, until the whole universe returns 10 the aLysm whence it sn yaiu.y emerged.
 A the various mile posts along the path Oi life we should have record of n, ieas, one kind act, one deed of charity and one kind word, aud wh re J. tue last mile post We latter and lay down in our final sleep, let us hope that some gCod angel of mercy may meet us, holding in her hands the sacred scales oi justice wherein may q weighed our actions a, lhs gates oi eternity.
 ITEMS or .NTEREsT.
 Colonel John Weir left yesterday for NaCosaii
 The firm of Gug-enheim's Sons in tenc making extensive Improvements It \ IcUsarI soon.
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FOREIGN SCRAPS.


 WAIER-PIPEs in Russia rarely freeze. because they arc laid below the frost line.
 4 LICENSE is required in England to sell ginger beer after 10 o'clock ut night.
 TIE very poor of Berlin arc better housed than those of any other large city in the world. The German capital is really without '-slpms."
 THE natives of Surlatra have visit ing card consisting of piece cf wood about q foot long, decorated with 6 bunch of straw and q knife.
 TIE natives of northern Alaska and Siberia have no knowledge of money, and tourists to that country have to exchange the same into barter goods.
 TIE metrical system was made obi gatory in Turkey from March !, a,l use of the old weights and measures having been forbidden after that date. fyrg i,.
 Lew Cooley and J. U. Vaughn are in from the San Pedro on county
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c. W. Harwcod, the well-known tin mIth Wa. au incoming ra-seng-r on he noon coach today. MT. Hsrwood las travelled around considerable ,Ince leaving Tombstone and rtturn' ully convir ced that there are yet DO dies on Tombstone.
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4 game of base ball tp det'rmin- the championship of Arizona may be arranged between the Tucson and a iirk, nine from Flagstaff, Winslow Williams. Mpneye'l ri'iz-ns ui the old puenlp oil, r to back their expOn-nts of the national game for $jUO and tie contest may come on at Flagstaff next month.
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WHAT might be ,rafaiullv men ti,n. d hv -,s-i-ty r,pnri'i-a- Hs a 'q'i"i wedding" .t.'urrei at Hunlngi"it. West Virginia, the o'ner day. The bride and groom were deai mutes.
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Miss Lotue iiapert is over fEoa' Bisbee and IS yi-iting her young frienG Iiss Mahel Swain, daughter ol our District Attorney.
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BUTcHERs RtCyRD,

F. Storms, number cattle slapgh. { red during June, 22 head
 Io1 TloSs. West extension of Golden Era, Teyi: JopS Woe.
 JOSEPHINE WCG,
 MATTE kELsIE,
 E. F. KEIsIE. Eureka mine, Teye;s district.
 Mas. J. L. ADAM, MARY kELsIE,
 JOHN Woe,
 NAT.IE Woe. Lasl Chat ce, mine Teyls district
 MR -. Woe,
 JOHN Woo,
 F. kELsIE,
 \. G. kE.sis DEBT. L.C. Shattucs 10 .. K. and Mat Williams. property in Bisbee, sl1O.
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The Flagstaff Democrat has char ged HandS, Harold N. Roll. former editor teuiIng on account oi health demand ing out of door work. J. E Jones Is the new editor, R. C. Jo"es business uanager, C. x. Stark, local editor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-07-21

s. C. R ,i,inson m'.ie a petition to- l,y Ia th- probate court irr tlrr- "l ,ini.ii.ttaiinn un the estate Of RI b. .rd Morgan, 'ie ca~ed.
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THE Pittsburg Dispatch is greatly worried over a report that convention of glass workers which l. about to assemble wili pass res nlltions iayoring the free coinage of silver.
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The first car load If grapes of the eason was shipped from Ttmpe last 'ght 10 Chicagh.
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Monday the new bell Tor the Nogales 1T" department was recrired, and will Oon be put into pnsisiUn for use lt large one, and weighs com .,lete 520 pouads.
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Tombstone is at least mere fortunate han Tucson or Prescott in lhe matter f rain. hardly trace having tal eu In the two cities the past six months.
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Mir. Eugene SAain Can leTn, ef -nmeihins to his interest il he vii communicate at once with Jos Boone Deming, New Mexico.
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The supr, me court has sustained he lower cour. in ,he case of Jesus Lsres, under conviction of murder rouI Pinal county for the killing an .li man named Doll last winter, and trile-s the governor inrerieres Lares H.ll be banged at Florruc- August ,.
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AFTER all il seems that there k not to b- w0man's Bible. The cansOla- ton some of the women expected 10 find in this special Bible they will now find in bloomers.
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P. J. Deielsniy returned Co Benson tnisy after spending several days ii.
 he conaty seat.
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MT. Creede. the di,coverrr oi the G"ly Nose. and New York Chance nines at Cree ie Colorado, al | after
 h"n the town was named, Is 10 fIe.-
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Ph@nix early grni e men are receiv-
 E for theIr crop ,hi- aeon net rIce oi SSo per ton; lha, mrans Ill a ineyard a return of $500 per acre
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c. ". CT eyney was an ouigo.nI passenger today for his mines al Gro ,ancO.
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: o'clock p. m.

Board of -npervisors of Cochise coun- ty met, pursuant 10 recess. .+1 Present-Chairman J. 2. Williams. and Supervisor John onigomery. Absent, N. A. Gilman. Board engag in routine husiness. On motion, hoard adjourned until July IT, 1895, at 10 a. m.
 - J. s. WILLIAMS,
 .hssiE. Attest
 W. A. HAYWOOD,
 Clerk.
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Catalogue Free.

OiJ0 Worirn's white lawn Waists, with Gouhle rufiie over shoulder, the ruiIl- embroidered in colo7s. Price 75c.
 Oi9i Bates celebrated whie Bed Spreads, for douhle beds, handsome de,igns. Our special price 9OG.
 Ol92 Striped wash Silks, soft and lns,rous, in pink, blne snd fancy stripes; six yar's will mske stylish waist. Price. 25c yari.
 O493 At price below value we of fer ladies' eooi quality muslin Draw CTS, with yoke btni-. tuck and 2-inch embroidery ruffie. Psiee, 3Sc; postage, 4c.
 O49i Pink, blue or brown apron Ginghams, at 4c yd.
 OIS5 We have inst 800 women's and misses hlacE cotton Mitrs, i'm ported by us direct from Germany, to sell at the spec:al price or l2c per pr.
 O49G Boys heavy cotton knee Pants, dark colors, ages 1 to I3. Price, l l9c each.
 0497 Women'- fast black cotton Hose spliced heels and toes. 3 pr. for jOc. Superior quality for the money. | O4gS Fast cnlnrs in women's black or tan cotton Gloves, all sizes. Price, l5c pr.
 Oi99 Mems white laundried Dress Shirts, hes, Wamsutta muslin bosoms, reinforced Sp- eial val e. Price, 72c
 OI lo9 Men's elssIc Suspenders, wire buckles, braided ends, with draw CT supporters. Price. l5c; postage, 2c. " WslNSrOCl3. IUHIx A,O
 Sacra m ent0 Gal
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-07-21
OFFICIAL. I.f'0lsI
bG iiie sso1rd or Super~ isor. ot
 tOcili.c County.
TOMBSTONE, July l3, 1895.
 S o'clock a. m.

= p CLOCK d- IT, Board Of supervisors Of COchise county met pursuant 70 adjournment. Preseul-J. .. Williams, chairman, and sup rvisor Montgomery. Absent \. A. Gilman.
 Minutes of previous meeting read 5nH approved.
 CI motion the resignation of Wm. Skinner e. T0al overseer of the Ben> son r"pI district was accepted and Saa Stanton was appointed 70 i'll q e vacancy.
 Board took A recess until r. m.
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The Territorial Enterprise sa ys ,h.r

The Territorial Enterprise say ihsi O! caurse Nevada is not what # opre was, but The assertion whick comes Q our ears from time t6,inie to the effect that Nevada is worse off than any other slate in Ihe Union cannot te supported hy eyidepce, nor has ;sany foundation in fac. and that st-uncb silver advocate giyes sound reasons on !. for so belierlng,,,-ds!b. .ysaa4=
 Wha. is saId-o \ ,yais.is, equally true an applicable to Arizona. White all except persons nppek=a iadd me;al- lism will sdnlit titat Hhe, slsin cause o! business depse.ssrn,o .lsis country Is the sppr. eia ssoB7;@ gnid, trr d thaf, therefore, there wiii be no great Iri generalpsotferity ,iintiIiennet.lli'nii Is re-eetabiisied,'f ,'fipmIss be admitted also that, in sos far'a -b,isfness revival is practicable at air,yha community has the best hope which has the great est resources. The pyorle of Arizo..a have much 10 cohtem plate ins sltlie future witch is hopeful. As yet the
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Tom Sorin is in Globe.

The City Councii meet tonigl,..
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BlSBEE SUNBEAMS
BIsBEE, July IT, 1895. A MASTER STROHE.

MASTER STROKE.
 We have ever entertained e deep respect for Fatty" Ryan's judgment but recent developments lave in- creased cur op.nipn Ci his sense rum. Fat has been enduring the futile attempts of the base halli-ls and their admirers 10 arrange a series oi match games between the rdgular and picked nine that the Bisbee nine may get tae practice essential 10 the murjeriHg ot IUmt- stone in the iuture-untI he could bear it no longer. Without the the stimulus of purse or in'er-mining- camp (if NoAi Dictionary Webster "iii l-rn,lt h. ,xiEe->iui) rivairy tne hai! s.nie> have as d rule taIltd If in.u n ret-iuI-a!l fight. fal cur Ihe Gu d'an kuot the hrst rattle out Ui the box. His plan oi camraien Is as follows: :: Two kegs Of beer aIe 10 be placed iu the rear of the baek-sIor, ami every time player makes 8 home-run he will he allowed lo geta FUurth-oi-July- eel, bra ion inside has hidr. \ com. mitiee of rooJ Iemrlars will be dele- gated 10 h lI wHtch over the bung- holes. About nine-,enths of Bisbee- male population have applied for posi- lions on the nin,s.
 EECENT ARRIVALS
 Colonel Weir is in from New York. Mir, Weir will remain but few days when he leaves for NacosAIi.
 ". II. Hamilton, Los Angeles; w. II. Sin.ons, st. Loui, W. |. Constable, Fl Paso. and G. " Thornton anu family are at the Be=semeT.
 SUSPICIOUS.
 Charles Fellman is having his re-i- deuce out on PIe.iJio HIghts ini- proved
 INNING NOTES.
 We are in receipt uf an authentic report 10 the effect that the Cr' seus mine Is yielding ore that runs twelve dollars 10 the toa. The Ctcseus l. about twenty- y-one miles from Canon' n.
 Mr. A. IUerss vill in all prubatili y commence work on some Of his min- ing property in tine California m nin g district m short iIme.
 The ShaitucA -Greuiell-Keating mine IS improving in quality of ere. 4 specimen brought in the other eNen- ing Is very rich m copper.
 ODD ITEMS. Alter the second preson.a'ion ai ''Tte Silver King" Raj ing tEo V ii'!- wind' will be given Il .drr the super vision of Me-srs. Pembroke and Mo'!c.
 A cold sou ea,,er is b!u~ing pt tui- mIi iag and hids iait to bring a nIch nesdrd shower.
 Mr. Newman is kept busy '4- bee ' in tar bucket" oi late. lie Is q t'skiIIef workman, and the amount oi w.rk upon is hands would secm it ] bespeak appreciation of his abi.i'i .. Every one in BI-yee kn.w- tnc San2 ] Qf Cunningham. Ler the iomoei"n I bard "rake his harp" once agtin anu cHant req Iirm Ger oar bail layer lIt's'time to1qait ,he hose crew and "yaHl akoon" ibe ball lo-sefs' bone yard rt.s s= ss.fsa-al
 Df. Tohey returned yesterday iron d two day's trip to the riyer and valley
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Active work inns begun or ;he final survey of the great csnsl1of Yuma county. Geo. w. Hcr.ap ,.ehisi englj spes,, suis ins. a-psbssts have been in tIc f.Id Tor ten days. fhe llne of the survey indicates that the canal will v Ter e0, ,0o0 acres.
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Iluansa1 Bags

"Eloquence k speaking out out of the abundance If the heart, say the authors nf ''Guc-aes at Truth. '" An incident related by D-. Barnardo, the English pa.,autlroPist who cares for iricEdl,-- chi!--cn. illustrates this characteristic If clogucncc
 T was standing" he says. at my front door oac bitter day in winter, when little ragged chap came up 10 nc anI asked nc fo. aa order of admis- siou To test him 1 prc'ended 10 be rather rough .vith him.
 "'iIoU do l l;-or. l said. if what you tell Iac IS true? Have you any fricn1s 10 .rea|s for you?
 "'I'ricnls.' ar ah0utcd. No. l ain't got no friend; but f. these ere rags and h. waved hi7 arm about as he spolie-'s.on'c .p .a'. for me. nothin else will. .'"-N4uta' Ca--uanion.
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.a. >s,.-t, ,..nl.


 The facts about -lc Nicaragua canal should bc lscp. in mind The total length of the waterway lsetwccn the two ,c1@-s .s one s-.-.,!-gt and sixty nine ana e h@Ir mll-,. uf ;uis twenty six and hl., la.lssIs = b- cut off. Th. co=t is estimated .t sIStg-tvc million dollars. IAis .- Gblut twice the cost of thc dra ain.ro canal in y hich Chicago is interested Tho nearest corlp,c;,d work m the natter If cost ard di;ii- cul-v to the Niraragr@ cana! is the Welland canal in Cluada. which is not considered ly any fIr@n, 9 r,'.l......-aic piece of c1-i-cc-:n-- work. ii Jl1 i:l- inois ca-al@aatL, Nicaragua can .i are completed vcefol c-l go from Chicago to Japan without !IG.lia- the circuit of the carth.-Kansas City Star
 fL-~.-.-- --.'S. ..
 CnA:--s FRANCIS ADAMS, the famous and Jigailcl p1blisist, bowling along on q bicycle is one of the sights oi Boston.
 ALTHOUGH Librarian spoGorI is called an old Faan he rides a thorough bred every day in the streets of Wash ington. and delight, in tic exercise.
 SIR EpwAED BEAbuoy. @ ncse a-- tho-ity on bir ra:ng in iaGia. savs that the elephant is rcvcngiul, traac..erouS, and. with q few exceptions. an arrant coward.
 RECENTLY Prince dc sagan w@5 allowed 10 turn a part of the Bois de Boulognc into bicycle track for 2 private club, when he had over three hundred trees cut down without per mission.
 Two EEAso-,s given for the falling of in the receipts O; Monte Carlo are the financial striH9,ncy in the United States and in lt2ly--thc nations that spent rlost money at tho tables-and the rise of Cairo as q winter rasnrs.
 Two ExGL13H;;EE T, ltlr crossed the channel from Dover to Ca'a;5 in a tandem '.c-cic'- beat dS'a- iliTtr miles in seven hours and fiii-"n E.i-ates- The water y:as as smooth a, g Ipill pond. Tho boat is very light and has paddle wheels on either side. which arc worked by pedals.
 IS the annual bicycle race from Bordeaux to Paris. 3G) miles. tliis year, Herr Ccrgcr. an Austrian. came in first of the amatcur, in :+ hours and i2i4 minutes. The first professional. C.. Meyer. q Dane. came in in 2Jiz hours. There were sixty-five entries. of whom twenty were foreigners.
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F. Storms, number cattle slapgh tsred during June, 22 head.
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pEEI.

L.C. Shattucs 10 :. K. and Mate Williams. property in Bisbee, sl70.
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EECENT ARRIVALS

Colonel Weir is in from New York NIT, Weir will remain but few days when he leaves for NacosaIi.
 ". II. Hamilton, Los Angeles; w. II. Sin.ous, St. Loui- : W. |. Cousta.bie, Fl Paso and c. " Thornton anu family are at the DessemcT.
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SUSPICIOUS.

Charles Fellman is having his re-i- dence out on PIe.iJio HIghis i'm proved,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-02
TO Prevent Gerrymandering.

Congressman Burton, of Ohio, has
gone to Washington with a bill in his
vest pocket which strikes at a serious
nuisance. 1t Is q bill to prevent gerrJ'-
mandering-;hat agreeable pastime Of
partisan legislative mejOrities in states
where congressman can be gained by
dishonest reapportionments. Mr.. Bur-
ton expects to make this bill his special
hobby in the coming congress and has
hope that It will yet become a law.
His bill provides that after congress
has apportioned the number of men,
hers to which each state is entitled,
the governor Of each state shall api
point 4 board of Jour men. two from
each Of the principal parties in the
state. to divide the state into congress
sional districts. If this board cannot
agree, it shall certify up the points IN
controversy to u national boar1 Of four
members. which shall be appointed at
Washington. two from each party. II
this board Is unable to agree n fifth
member shall be selected who has been
q Judge of the United States Supreme
court for at least ten years. 1t is
thought hat such a balancing .. parti-
san interests in the preparation Of u
state reapportionment would obviate
the gross oae-sidedness It present Of
ten witnessed and secure ar equitable
and symmetrical division.
The principal fault with the forego-
Ing proposition is hat it is too ;dyllic.
A body Of practical politicians like con-
-ress will be likely to hesitate long
before asserting to q measure which
would probably mean the defeat of q
considerable PERCENTAGE of its member
ship. The bills purpose cannot be too
highly commended. but we are not
optimistic enough to- believe that the
state of political morals IS yet high
enough in this country to permit 1t to
become q law.