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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12
COCHISE COUNTY
Data. Resources and Inform alton for Those Seeking Homes and Invest
 ments.
RESERVOIR slTEs

In examining the San Pedro ytll' ' there are but two points where reser- yoirs can be built to advantage:
 Firsi-Un the lower portion of the valley at point where the foothill- come close together with solid rock upon each side and bottom, at this place, known as the Niger Ben place about fifteen miles below or north Of the town of Benson. where a dam 3J0 feet in length and forty feet high will overflow an area of a mile square and average ten fer. deer, or storage capsbity of 27S,7S4 900 cubic feel, The area of bottom land and low table land that could be irrigated by the construction Of this dam would be in Cochise county over 5000 acres.
 Second-Ths second reservoir site on the valley i. one and one-hali miles above Charleston and 26 miles a5nve Ben-on where the iI o:hills come down to the river forming solid rock bank for 100 feet high, where n dam of GO feet in height and 100 feet long would store over 3O0,OOO.OOO cubic feet Of water. There are several place- along this valley where the broad stretches of almost level bottom land where un- de-ground dams, that Is trenches n, right angles to the valley cut to bed rock UT clay and filled with concrete. conli be placed that would raise the underground cnrrent to such point that thousands of acres could be brought under cultivation withou. ir- rigarion and save the expense of dit- ches and great loss by evaporation
 With this system of underground storage reservoirs, di,ches from these dams can b. taken out much higher upon the bottom lands, thus b-ingi"g uuder cultivation hundreds of acres Una, cannot now he irrigated from ihe main channel of tine river. This sys- tenn of underground damming would be but1. -m.l. percentage above tha. of the present stream.
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CATTLE BRANDS.

All subscribers to tn DAILY PRosPEcTOR or WEEE " EPITAPH who have a cattle brand will have the scme run in the EPITAPH without com- pensation There will also be dey oted to the cattle inter- est one page of latest news regarding local affairs. Re- member that a years subscrip- tion to the EPITApH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY .tPITAPH.
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to De seut bN mall allow Tor postage AnI balance Ielt over will bc returned.
 Ii interested in any of the items be low, orjer pIomptly, giving item num- Der.
 Oi63 Chilren's narrow ribbed cot ion hose, fast black, double heels and toes; sizes. C 10 9. Three pairs for j0c which is much below their real worth.
 Oi6i women's fine ecru cotton Ves's, low nect, sleeveless, and run with sill; tape. Price l6c, which is :ess than value; postage, 2c.
 O465 Japanese decorated hangers, with three prcket-, for the wall, 10 in- che. wide and 1 feet long. Price, 7c; being heavy, the postage is Sc.
 O.GG Red Flannelet'es, with small black figures; width IS in. Price, lG yards for Sl.
 Ui67 White twilled crash Towel Ing, l5 in. wide. Special price ? yds for Tl.
 OiGS Overshirts of good quality F!nuur,c,tc ia medium and light col- ors. These shirts are oi generous s.l", wei! sewed, aud not mean in any par ricuiar; turn down collar and ,ilr locket; boys szeS l2 10 II; reu'- : sizes I4l to IT in. neck. Price, 2jc.
 OiG9 White Nainsook neat checks, fair quality. Price. 70 yds for 5i.
 OTTO Ladies low-cut OX!a;l Tics in tan or b!acs kid. with patent leather tips. Price. $l D. r, stage l-c WEENSTOCE1, E.zysiS &IO
 5Ae ramentO Gal
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Mrs. x. Hun-aker aud daughter, Miss Eduh, arrived today from Los Angeles, where they have been on Il vi.it tp iae;T scr and brother, Wm. Huusaksr, sol citor for the Santa Fe II mat place. They are On their way home io the ranch in the Chi,icRhuas ani are visiting their daughter au" sister, Mrs. Laura II. Abbott, vile oi our pop lar druggist Mr.. HunsAker and daughter will remain several days.
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r. Decatur, Indiana, the wife of Albert Zerkie- gave birih to uipiets, all piri>, they were named Ruth. Fran ce- and E.Ih-r. The father wiot" to President Cleveland telling him "i the vent and asking him to Luy then esch new drrs-. Mr Zerkles was greatly surprised and gralted, iDr h, Is Il poor man. 10 rec i've d check for SJ0J, signed hy Grow C evelaud.
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The interstate commerce cOmmi.- ion granted ike transcuntinental rail- roads permission to make minimum rate on oranges between Atlantic sea hOArd, a concession tine rua!s prompt- iy avaIled themselves of. The! re- duced r-tes 10 60 cents per 100 pounds at which figures the crop remaining in southern California can be profit ably disposed of.
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AKTksIAS WATER.

At S,. David, A thriving lit'i. settle ment in this valley, five artesian well- are giving forth the lile givIag ag:d in steady flow and i. being used to ir- rigate vast amount of land. A de- tailed account and statistical datn appears further on under this caption.
 This portion of the county gives the best indication, from its surrounding. for the sinking of artesian wells, with which these large areas could De irri- gated, with but very small loss from evaporation. The mountain ranges, especially the Chiricahua and Hua- chucs, show several points whe:e stor- age reservoirs could he built but the amount stored wouli be SO small com pared with the expense of the dams. rnd the feeders to supply the reser- voirs 60 small that the quantity stored would be exhausted before the cul,i- vated crops would be matureJ.
 MILES OF CANALS AND DITcHEs.
 In the San simon valley there has up to the present date been but little done Ia the wsy oi irrisssisn by tsk.
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ing cut wat, T in dltches; q few have been taken out for tine raising of alfalfa making about two miles Of ditch5s.
 h the san simon valley there has heen not over five miles of ditches taken out. most of which is used for small gardens.
 In the San Pedro valley, some DOT tions oi which show old ruins and re- mains of pottery and cid ditches vel to be seen, show this valley was in- hnbited a long time ago. The valley i. now quite thickiy settled, there not being mile Of the bottom lands but what has been settlel upon, and there is now over iorty-fve miles oi main ditches and laierals iu use along the river bottom. All Of the main ditches are supplied from the main stream hy the building of dams in the river at rhe most available points. All oi the dams built to date are In: temporary dams, tha; at almost every ire>het are carried away, anu have 10 be re- built sometimes two or three times a year. The dams are usually built oi brush and earth. with some stone, il stone can be had, some are built by filling sacks with sand and laying them across tine stream. thus throwing the water from th- man channel 10 the head U. lhe IrfigA,img ditch.
 KINDS OF CROPS RAISED.
 The soil alons the San Pedro river produces al the different varieties oi vegetation, cereal, grasses, fiuits and vegetables known tU sen.i-,FupIc zone. O. ce-ea'. there are raised corn, wheat. oats anu barley. Oi gras .-s, al ialin, hlue gra-s, timolay, etc. Oi1ruits the icilo oAing are being produced: Peaches, pears, apricOts, cherrie., iss, apples, quincr-, Eectarines, s,Ta~ber- ries, plum, grapes and all small ifui;, and it Is no'iced that the fruits have a finer llvor rhan many of the fruits raised in the iower attitudes of Arizona.
 The foothills oa each side oi the mountains are coveTei with nutritious grasses most Of ,he year winch render 1t valuable for grazIng purposes. San simon valley, as well as the Sulphur spring valley, is covered with luxurI- ant grass growth. which makes them the finest cattle ranges in AriLOus. In sulphur Spring valley there are n" running streams but water Is abun- dsnt and near the surface and in some places gives tue appearances of wet lands,
 LANDS IN CULTIVATION.
 In the San simon valley there a.e not to exceed 300 ecres under cuItiva- ton.
 In the Sulpu. Spring valley and ad- iacent foothills there are about 2,OUO acres under cultivation.
 In the San Pedro valley and ad'a- cent table land, there are under culti- ration about G0JJ acres. LAND SUSCEPTIBLE OF CULTI,ATiVS.
 l here are in san simon valley GO0O acres.
 Sulphur Spring valley 200 ,OO0 acres. And iu the San Pedro valley 50,OOO acres.
 To b. Cont aued
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J. R. Bent, an cld-time prospector. and who has been looking over the ground at iha new gold district, says that the Pierce m,ne is one ot the big. gest prospects that has ever come un- ter his observation, and he has been m all the big n ming camps oi note in North America. James is g-tting a load of supplies preparatory tO doing some work in that region.
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$500 REWARD.

INiii pa the abo' rev I'd To ny ?, Tsol u per,sns W Ie th inf 'rn aiicn {. hith eill ,ad h. TIT ard ny ,ir .i'f any Ter son rr per. n, Jn asiuny an ii:ig any of ny stok
 GAIT F. randed HG OF left hip; car lark. n ca crop a spit HORSi S- landed HG on l' fl snou:oer.
 r. c. HASSELGREFN
 Sa Pedro giyeF
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When visiting Tomb.tone stop al ,he Palace. This well-knoxn house is s'wsys kept in first-class order, and its large, airy rooms always neat and clean. Mrs Gallen has earned rep u'arion for ih;s house that is well mer- itei. A convenient parlo- and sam rle room for gu. s's are always at the service of all patrons. See sd in an other column.
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Fok MILITARY SUP.

DROrOSALS FOX MILITARY SUP
 PLIES 1T ROAD STATiONS-Onics oi the hicf Gu ermasirr. Denver, Colorado. Apui r., I9 5. Sealed proposals in tripl cate will be scsi iSed al q IS office until IT clock a. ni. On May r. 1898. and then oprned in the prt.=cnce Ui attending bidfcr-. for iurnishiI F.ei Fnrase. and Water. al Road Stat onS in the Department Of the Colnrado during tie ts- cal year commencing lulyr. 1893. Rlark 10 m- for proposals. and instructions 10 bidders VII he furn'she on application to this offioe, Or io any Post QIarterEIaster in he D6p 'rtment The government resrves the right t0 rrject any CT all bids L. B. ATWOOD Mliof anL
 Iief O. M.
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Four doctors were recently called into A Long Island police court to de. cide whether lady witness who went into convulsions when put upon the stand was shsn.ming or not. Two said she was shamming and two said she was not. The lady, Of course. could not twink her other eye" at more than two of the doctors at once.
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To the Isulp:sc.

We wish 10 return our sincere thanks to the people of Tombstone and vicinity for there many acts O.! gratitude shown us during the very brief illness and death or cur beloved daughter, R-ia. May there house. h ,Ii never .uireF such an irre;rieyable loss as ours.
 MR. and Mas. MORRIS FOLEY. Tnmhstnre May 10 h. 1895.
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The astronomical editor of the PRos- HECTOR says that A5ont May l5 all the eight plartes wil! be ..boye the horizon d. sunset and will remain SO during the last half Oi the month. Without the aiI of tho telescope, Mercury, Ve- nus, Ma;s. Jupiter aud @a,urn will be Vi i,'e. All except Saturn anu Ura- nus agc ncrth of the earth's equator"
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IL is understood that Governor Hughes will shortly issne a procia- ms'ion ealing the election for the location of ihe county seat of Naval' county for June II.
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SEVENTEEN thousand bushels Of wheat" says MT. Harvey. would have paid the presidents salary of S25,O00 in 1873, and it now req"ires lOo,OOO bushels oi wheat to pay his annual salary of $50,000." This should cause the scales ,o fall from the farmers eyes.
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Ii. a cnrion. fact says Lhe Albur.

IL is a curious fact says Ihe Albur- querlle Citizen that since tine new railroad was completed into Phoenix, large shipments of lean cattle have heen made from that section 10 Los Angeles. there iattened and then ship- ped back over the same road for 800 miles Ur so on their way to Colorado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

There is an unmisrakahle silvery lone in the political music now in the air. If Illinois starts the band wagon of right in June there nIli be the big gest Sc son Of silver grand opera next year that was ever heard Of in this country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

A letter received by Nick Mobile from Johnny Twomey s.ares that he has a portion in Los Angeles. in a Urge wholesale crockery house there. Johnny is bright lad and is sure |" succeed. He has the test wishes oi all his Tombstone friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

Messrs. x. 4. Gilman and T. D Fulghum have opened up a l;rc stock brokers office in Wilcox, which will prove cf great value not alone 10 the cattlemen of southern Arizpna, but th-. cattle buyers of the north, east and west
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

Bryant Bros. are driving a large nnmber Of cattle tJ Wilcox, to be shipped 10 J. Y. McNaiT of Kansas. About l200 head have been shipped thus far and there will be 300 more delivered 10 the same party.
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l. is ported that the Arizona & N-v Mexico road has ordered new engine and fourteen new cars iO handle the business from CArli-le.
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Citizens of Tucson recently met m mas meeting and resoluted against 25UO Phpago Indians, who, they averred, are roaming that section O country committing much general Geviltery.
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The A-av4pii mines after q conli"- uous working of iiv' years have closed down, owning 10 He low price of ,il- yer aud lead. All freight for the mine. and vn ini,y heretofore came through Willcpx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

Gus HeyTan, herusiliue drummer and ]. H. S,reeter wEo represents a tobacco firm were interviewing our merchants today.
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" A ED

" WANsED-Ladies A ard gentlemen make firm s n S+ per day folding. addTe sing ciTcuars and cor esponding for me al their homes Permanent position. For Tepy Ssnd self-address~d sismp-d envelore 10 ] w. TELLER, Mshswaks, e., author , "Hounds and liarss."
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In the years ls93-'9i five persons were transferred from the Yuma prison to the insane asylum. None were returned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-05-12

Rev. Downs and wife left for Willcox today. to give the people oi that burg some spiritual teachings on Sunday.
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There was Sl4 GOO worth of silver bullion shipped firm Kingman the past month and eight cars Of rich con centrates and ore.
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The Copp5r Queer produced l2 ,96S.- 372 pounds oi copper last year.
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Phoenix Is destined tn see con siderable amount Of builliag thi- summer.
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The ooun,ry around the new golc dis,ric, i, ho ded with prospectofs.
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II. G. HASSELGREN, Postofhc Tcmbsione. Range n Pedro river. Cattle Brand-siG on left r; ear mark righ ear cop and split HIse rT;no- H C. on le shorlesr.
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E......r Apuarei of all kinds for men yemen. al. -at.lrca. Nty Goods. Shoes HH.-, Nii.r.-t, NaiE-c., tUru.tUTe. Carpets. .'0. .ery. &uInu-. ~isti ,;Hry. >i.yCEWaTe o' e. iluu.ehO.d supplies, ctc.
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Catalogue Free.

A handsome illustrated caiaiogEe at0It' t'.- HH.l. nIa prices ~Cui free Q any Ed.TC.> icu- si lhnusEul> ofcus. tpr1uE~ .f 5' nr,HiEhiC and Satlsiac. lur, tu .r.. through tui- bpDK.
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KOChFELLOW & sERvosS. pos:Cficc-Milcox.
 Ran. e-> uphur spring Valley, Cattle b7snd-NN .et hip. Young stocb tr,nded on h.' cd stock on the side II rse b and-S \ left shoulder. Also own doubls cos brand with N some an'es run A. qua!icr circle CT cart !: Kun cattle IniD = brand.
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TERMS CA SI.

Enclose money for goods wi.h order. and l. to be eui by mai! allow for postage AnI balance Ieli over will bc returned.
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Ii interested in any of the items be low, order promvtly, giving item num- Der.
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MAY NEWS. "''' Lubins@
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Ginlabnns sur Satresueriammluna
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