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The evening world., 1895-09-28

with their wishes I herewith inclose you my
check for the amount The names Of those who
took part In the en- ertainment are Lloyd Randolph
and Stanley Mortimer Howard, May. Florence and
Carol Bal!in, Marie James Marie Toby, Daisy
Mitchell. Reynolds Mcdonald Yours truly.
L. g HOWARD,
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l. L h ! 9
life Fred
G r ! C X
Drew had
b e e n q
! | I I ! Q
d e licate,
a iltic
q I ! | n &.
He had
n e v e r
suffer e d
from seri-
O u S ILL
ness, but
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the FREE DOCTORS.
Their Work Epitomized by
the Chief of the Corps.
INCALCULABLE GOOD DONE.
Educating the Tenement Dwcllers
to he Cleanly, Careful and
self-Respecting.
TiIi' SUBSCRIPTIONS.

sreviously acknowledged. sSl rs? 81
san1 seymour Heyman and others.... 70v
Antertanment Wheeler Cottage, Long
Branch. y j., Lloyd Randolph How
ara and others......... ...:........... $40
SS,,ass' TTedander, 2lS3 Eighth avenue. 2.S
Siass' ohoener, sol sixth ayenue...... l63
GLASS Clark Co. 1916 Br,adway....., az
GLASS, Pacific Coast Wine CO., 1895
iuhu avenue. Observation-Disclosures. l.
Glass, Joe D. johnson. 2225 Eighth ave-
aue''. ..''''. ......r............. SO
Glass. Paul Zaggats. Lexington avenue
and Ninety-sixth street. 80. ......,,., ss
00sss T., .. Niques iS9 Broadway. .27
Glass. Star Pharmacy. 1865 Third avenue 10
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you'll be at the old spot. Fred. waiting
Tor me-" She even In her present tigh
spirits. had not the daring to pretend
he would be well enough to meet her
next week.
She said good-by to him and hurried
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grown. she would be as gay as arX
In the mean time, she craved ii.
saying how he was going on.
On Monday morning the visitors were
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Geo Christ Of Nosales i- in Tucson tells the Citizen, that J. D. Rpckie,low the Stand4id ui! magnate has an agen ont looking for copper property. The man went to Sonora. While in ih- latter state he bargained Tor a piece of property aid t,lrgraphed fur the mon. Y. In less than tweniy-four hour- the money had been paid and the bus ines done. Thi, Is doing things uI with X wiirl that sin m-n,-ly IrfresII- ing. Az d rule mine buyers make II D rule to wear the life out of the seller Sy prncrastInntion and long winded p,pni-e. in Ihe hope of ultim. at-ly getting the property almost Tor noth:ng.
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SMALL BEGINNINGS
Atiet
". A. HAYWOOD,
 Clerk.

Make great endiug> sometimes. All- ments that w. are apt to Col sider triv- ial often grow, through neglect, into atrociou- maladles, dangerous in themselves a"d productive of others. IL is the dl-r-gar! of the earlier indl- cations of i'll health which leads to the establishment of all sorts of maladies on chronic basis. Moreover, there are certain tisnr .ers incl lent To ike season, such as uialarial anu rhUmisism against which it is always desirable 10 iOrtiiv the system after expnsu-e to the conditions whicd produce hem. Cold damp and mia-ma are surely c0unteracted by Host-tter'- Siom ich Bitters. After you have in cured Ii-k from these influences. a wineglas-ful or two Of Hn-letter'- Siomarht Bit,eTs directly aiterward should he swallowed. For malt ria |, dyspei,-ia, liver comp aint, kiIney auh bladder trouble, nervousness and dehr ilI'y it i- the mot dc.-rvediy p0pula- uf reniIies anl preventives. 4 wine elassful before meals promcte- appe- tie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Thr iobtrr who held up the s;age Florence few days since, WA. ov rtsk- en sni captured near tine Mexican line. NJ Geni,I Of hi- identity wa- attempted; on ihe contrary he frankly admitre that he WAS inc man and scknow led Led this WAS not lis tirsi of nsp. He will be remembered as the man win wh"m A. J. Doran strugy!ed for the pnsse-siUh Of revol- yer at the lime hoo mp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
lesrssto IS r-f POST oFEot AS sseoso-eLass sArIts-

The Immigration Com missioner |" Cochiso county k u"w engtled !" gathering coni l-te anu corr ct ini"r- mat,"n con~erning the vnrion- II dust ri.s and opportunities her for tue m yestmsnt of capital and ;he acquisition of valuable homes. This information will later on be printed in phample' and sircnl.r form Snd srrcai t' ga . ca., th-ou hon: ,he land. IL l. the ''r- sire that no important item ie over looked and Ia this eni any suggestion for {, e work ,o he done will he thank fully receive by the commissioner. Address,
 IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona.
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A strange puen"I:eua has 'en dis cove ed at Graham, rrxa~, n"n-isti"p Of I.ttle girl hy the nam h Shrnm who can see through brick walls and penetrate space fO- n,les and mile aud zee and tell thing transpiring accurately. She makes no pret n'Ion- to .piritnali-m and di claims all know edge o: spiri, inilnrnce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

At the 5th si. sinai, uf the T. NJ. 6 NJ. Co. some h.auIi'ul .pcimens "i decompos-d spar has been take" ou' and is being thrown on Ih. dump. The samples mA&e -X"elient cabinet tpecimens, anh cai,:net iienh- can h- seen daily To king fnr these 6elics'e specimens. The spar i- an excellent indication of ore ani insrire. renewed hopes and energy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Board nf super,isors me. pursuan, to recess.
 Same men bars rr"sen'. By unnuim"uS ,o.e the folio sin : clai against ihe county were al- lowed :. C. Perrin ............. $50 2 Di>al'onei... Si50i S. c. P,rrin, supp.l ....... 6 50 B. unauiu,us vote ]. V. Nicker-, County 'i'F"a .ur,r, was allowed .hi',y d.vs leave Q! ab>cncr. Boa,a, w!,h ule district attorne! proceed q to th" ,rca,urei'- office to coun, the money in the hands of ,he 're"su CT.
 On uunnimous vote Of the members present, Lod.i adj.urheJ until : o'clock d. m. Oct. g, 1895
 J. s. WILLIAMS,
 Chairman. Atie.t
 ". A. HAYWOOD,
 Clerk.
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 SAN FRANCIS o,-lhe defense in the Durrtnt case today .umm ned tp the ,tard, tn most important witness for the day. Chas. T. Lenai an, the young uar whom ihe defense contends was mistaken for Durrant by Pawnbroker Opprnheim. Lenaham, who GOes not bear a striking resemblance to the pris- oner, said hat on Apil 5 he attempt ed 10 pawn ana! q amo ring similar To the one worn by Blanche Lamont at Oppenheim the same day and he received the same replies that Oppenheim quoted in relating his crnyer-atis n with the young man whom Oppeuheim testified vas Dur rant.
 Then came asurprise 10 the defense which counteracisd nearly all of the strength gained from the witness, tes- tin,ony. Lenaham said he tried to pawn the ring in tbe afternoon, while OppenheIm testified that DurTant en- tered hIs shop in the morning. s,-AntOnIO Luzarisga leacer of the Nngaits band, shot and killed his mistress, Ysabsll Sousa, this after noon, and then shot himself in the neck, dying in a few hour. Jealousy was the cause. He had a wife and children, which he left recently to go wit ,he woman.
 LoSDCN,-I, is reported that Il e visit nf the rinc ss kaiUo aDi 10 EH. . Ian4 has some olitical meaning, and ha;,rt newed efforts are being made tn $, cure tie interference of Grea. B.ilain in her case. MT. Cleghorn "ailej at the foreign office yesterday with A letter of introduction from the Briti.h minister at onolu and had auGth.r conference ,here today.
 SAN FRANCIsCo.-A peculiar suit for damages hgs been commenced by | Fannie Lewis against James T. Camp I bell. The plaintiff is a lodging house | ke, per, and alleges Campbell came to her hou.e and by his threats and vio- lent action caused Geo. Campbell 10 commit suicide. Her lodgers all lei
 in consequence. She wants soOoo damages.
 ALBAxY,N.Y.--The court Of appeals today affirmed with c"sts the Iudg-
 uent of the lower court in the Case ol i Edward $. Stokes vs. John W. Macla and oth. appellants. The case involve atort s9OO,OOO. Suit was brought ior
 the value Of certain parts of stock own. d bv the p!a huff m the comm. cial lines of telegraph, which VT
 ak ep trom the piaiutfti's possession.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

tons of silver ore from his mine in Mexico to Fl Paso this morning.
 Another car load of copper went ou; this morning.
 Owing to the sickness of the clerks in the office, pay day was postponed until today.
 The first fresh oysters of the season were recived yesterday.
 \ cripple is canva>sius the city with steieupticcn yiews and is meeting with good success.
 No more theits were reported to the officers yesterday.
 B. A. Packard was visitor to our city yesterday. He reports the cattle in his vicinity as being in good con- diiion.
 4 large number oi lots are being taken up the main canyon and several house. are 10 be erected.
 The wster company is boxing their pipe in exposed places and filing the boxing with sawdu-t.
 Strangers visiting Bisbee are often startled hy reports that sound like pistol shots in ihe vicinity of the ,mel'er. These are caused by the hot matte being drawn out of the conye: = CTS and falling into the water which often collects around the couyerter-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

Copper quotations are making rapid advance. Alone jump ye-terd'y ;he pic advanced s275, making the fig ure $l5 per hundred weight. The predicted Sa0 notch l. near at hand. The Dragoons near T"mh-tone are receiving the attrn,i m Of c"pp-r pro-- pecinrs and some rich ji-cuveries can he looked for III that line in the hear future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
Piles. pIies! Itching Piles.

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and sIinsi <; must al night worse b. scratching. l. allowed 10 continue tun,- ors iuIIr, which oil, n ble, and ulceral- becoming very snre. Swaync Ointmvn ops The i'ching and bl, eding head ucei a iun. and In most eases removes the tu mprs. At druggist, or by m iil for ents Dr. Swa,nc and S)i. PI lad-lphi
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

M-. F.. c. Norton i- vi-itor from Bi-bee. Mr. N rtnn i- one of the oldest residept- of that thriving cop per camp. anh one of the b,s, known citizens of the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

The minutes of the b ,ard nf super- yisurs containing the resolutions tu pay county officers salaries under tn old law, are nOf, uwlng to the rush during the session, l'ut in regul II order for publication. but will ap pear tomorrow
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

B. N. Davi., formerly of 'mhstnne di. u at 'he Sisters hospital last even ing. He will be hur,ed from the undertaking parinr- of Randall X Davi- today at 1 u'clnrk .-G-zatte.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
Who was .PaulReVere?

Fverybody knows ''ptul R"vere.s Ride. but what lse did he ever do? The 'Dictior ary of United States His-oIy" tells. This standard r-ferrnce book is arrang.d d alphabetically. and contain, short CT SD, 6onc'se. compel ensIvt into rmati nn abort every event in Ann rican his- to-v and about tte uen who made the events. il tells at a elarce what would take hours of search m other books IL fills place r bool dom tha' was wholly vacaEt before il came. ] is need-d in every home and library, by writers. teacher. pneics CTS, ar lavmen. Our author. |. Franklin Jameson. h. D.. Professor Of His tory of Brown University. formerly of John Hopkins University.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
NEW PUlN RAISED.
A Resolution by the Board of Supervisors io Pay C"unIy Officer Under ilr Old
 LaW-ClassificatiOn
 Knocked Out.

At a meeting of tue board yesterha, Attorney C. .. Clsrk aI pearcd beiur, that body In b half ui ths cuunN officer, pfesen,e,i ,ctilio and al>u | made and able arsuneit to slI"w that 1 compensation q! the cruny life r. Is mol atlrctei by Ihe recrnI ,la,-Iiica- uon l," aiii asAC,. that ihe s.laii-- b. paid as i.inerly, und the OlI law l. Was held and shuHn that, under the Harrison Act the legislature l. prohibit, from creating. increasing ur decreasing the fees or salasi.s ui officers during the term Of the officer elected. That the taking ui an othce from an officer duly cleo ed and con- ierring the same upon another officer, as in the case of the assessor and the clerk of the board, after lection, is in violation of the constitution. IL wa- also shown that the classification act fails 10 repeal any act in conflict with said act, and fails to state when il shall take effect.
 + WIS attacked on All sides and many citations shown and clearly pre- Senttd by MT. Clark. Several puints were brought out showing grave omissions in the aci, el-o, II. one s' ciinn which says that the assessed valuation fixed during any" year shall establish tne classification of Ih- county iur the succeeding year which, not i'eins explicIi, could pe cUnsIru' d In many wa!s. and in regard 10 the valuation it would no,pr, clude the i'm mense amoInt of noaassessable pro periy.
 The Board, which in a msa. ure ar, empowered IU act considered Ly resul- ItIous enacted, .md winch will appear in the printed minutes tumnrrow, that iu their upii ,n the act does n"; take effect until If er January lst and the salary uf the various off icers were r-irlarel. as unher tine old law. The niffrrance in sallrt- wIll br:
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

District Attofy Swain while admit ting that the grounds for the leman" oi the petitioners was legally well founded, ,prepared a certiprari restraiu- ing the board from i-sning warrrnt- on salaries above amounts allowed hy the same to Judge Bethune and nu action will he taken untii a return i- made. winch will doubtless settle lhr legality of the act for eond. Tn. re- turn Is expected .t an early date and vii. be d waited with anxiety.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
ARE YOU GOING EAST?

As an inducemeht 10 The travelling public the Souihern Pacific win seil tickets to all pnintS est at greatly :e ducrd rates. The II. conn mOdailors ''n thi- fav.ri'e rc"te are iirst-clast and the time quicke' than trat made Ly any competing line.
 For further .pf"rma'i"n aaifrss
 S--s. WkBsIER, Agr.
 Brn-vn, Atiz- T. H. GOODMAN, G. P. A.
 San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

From my ranch in PInery Csnon one Brown horse branded :: (inverted thr-r) on left shoulder, has three white feet, bald face and saddle marks. The finder will please address.
 CRIS. GRAUER
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BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget O1 Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
BIsBaE Octobtrli, 1895.
ROUND UFS.

ROUND UFs.
 The valley roundup was at Pete Johusron's on Tnursday and Is work ing up the valley. They will he at | z o!d company ranch tomorrow. Tine cattl.. are in first class condition and the cattl- men are happy. The round ups scro.s tie line have Learly all been completed.
 The San Pedro roundup las started and will work along the Huachucas next week.
 The San Bernarii1o roundup is about completed and 8 large nAmber Of cattle found below tue line.
 SMALL STRIKE.
 Bisbee is beginning 10 feel qnite large at present. Yesterday five o' the boiler makers went out on strike They claim that their wages were not raised AS the balance of the employees on Sept. Ist. The company claim that when the wag-s were cut in 'J2 that the boiler makers were not reduced al all. IL is expected that some ag:ee- uent will be msie tod y an every thing settled satisfactorily.
 INTERESTING BITS.
 Mrs. c. H. Shy der has taken A suIte of rooms at the Bessiner for the win Ter. Mir. Snyder is' xpected back from Mex co the first of the week.
 Cbas. Ciawson i- building q bsrn, and is soon to have horse an! buggy. Judge Perm has returned from A vi-it to the c.'uniy seat.
 Miss Maggie Holland has accept, d a po-iiioa with Mrs. Slrumm.
 F. II. Storrs is vi-itor 10 our city, and is canvassing iUr a patent wash ing ma hine.
 A large number of adobes are being made mp rhe canyon for the numer- nus buildings which are 10 be put up.
 Ducks are reported as being yery plentiful on the river in some places.
 Arthur Pric!iard accompanied hi. m, her and sister as far on their ur. ney as Benson yesterday.
 Dan Clary returned on yesterday evenings train from California. Ms ClaTy will spend the winter there or account Of ill heelib. An effort Is being made to have Bi! Nye stop over at Bisbee when he goe, through 10 California. ] D,ve Thurman shipped coupleoi
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
RECENT ARRIVALS.

At the Bessemer-
 Mrs D. H. snyder .Georgetown, Tex W. J. Robinson, San Francisco. .. II. Legarra, Tucson. ". l.. Cox, Chicago. Gus H-yuan, san Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
REFRIGERATION COMMISsIoNER
 Tombstone, Arizona.

CIR Wore-s was an incoming pas . nger today from ruc-on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
NOTICE.

The Gro Mill Site, the Western Mill Ste and the Granite Mill Site, situ- a;ed about two miles north of Ante lope springs, in what is known as the Julian draw, or Julian wells, were duly located and recorded in 1893, and are legally held by the undersigned. All parties are warned against tres passing on same. E. P. RYDER,
 J. w. SwAZEE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
skoi'i Arriya! .

COCHIsE NJ. c. Crowley, Fi,t9burg H. T. Morgan, Kansas. c. Rankin, sonora.
 PALACE R. F. Smith, ranch Jas. Gillian, Chambers City.
 SAN JosE. A. Aganca, Nogales NJ. o. Fmeheart do B. B. rhayer, San Francisco, F. c. Vogel, Silver City, \. M. C. c. Hall, Albuquerque. J. s. Bush, San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
OFFICIAL REPORT
Oc she Board "C superSi-oS.. oi
 GGchi>e l0unts.
Tombstone, Oct. s, 1895. 9 C'rlOck A. m.

Tombstone, Oct. \, lS9J.
 9 C'rlOck 4. m.
 Board of supervisors of Cot!i.e connty.n et n-suant ,u adjournment. Present-Johu <. Williams, Chsir- man, and supervisors x. A. Gilman and Montgomery. Minute of lreviuIs meeting reud and approved, On motion. the clerk was ordered to lraw warrants in favor uf the follow irg named rersons (imdigent-l; Mr., Swift. ................ Slj OO Nrs. Lnrklii is............ 10 co Wm. Coombs. s........... b Uh Joe Lnrenzi. ......... 70 GO Julius Geasar benefit of brown 10 OO
 Board engaged in examining ac- conats against the county.
 On motion, board adjourned until , r. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
CATTLE BRANDS.E.

Our offer-A years subscrip- tion to the EPITApH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY EPITAPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13

quickly. Over 2,o0o private endorsements.
 Preuatureaess means impotency in ihe first stage. It .5 e symptom of seminal weakness and barrenness. It can be stopped in daSs by he use O f Hudyan.
 The new discovery was madn by Ire Epecia- ists of the old famous Hudscn 1t"Tzt institGts. It is the strongest vializer maae. It is very powerful but haim,ess. Sold for s1.00 pack age or6 packages for $500 tp. ain sealed boxes). Written guarantee given for c cure. If you buy six boxes and are not entirely cured, six moro will be sent to you free of all cnarges-
 Send for circuIars and testimonials Address
 HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Sunc,iou stockton, Market & Ellis Sts.
 san Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
CRIS. GRAUER.

Postoiiice-Dos CabrSas Arizona Territory. Kan. -Pneiy anyon & Sulpher Spring valley 1auie Brand-O.d cattle } anded :Bs: nd bar 5G all young st ck branded k-k which IS split left,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-10-13
, o'clock D. m

CLOCK D. III.
 Board of supervisors Of Cochise county met pursuant 10 adjournment, Presen,-J. s. Williams, chairman and supervisors \. A. Gilman and John Montgomery.
 The following order was unanim- ously adopted:
 WHERE'S. Certain property belong ing to Mrs. M. H. Massey and valued at $915, has been scld tu the territory foi delinquent tsxss of 1895, and,
 WHEREAS, Said Mrs. NJ. H. Massey was widow and exempt from taxa s'ion. and,
 WHEREAS, Martin Costello has de- po-ired }6y7 with the County Treas urer for rhe purchse of -.ii property {: Y w, therefore, be it ordered that, h . cau,e of 'he fact that the Tax Col l-cror has no right 10 sell said prop .riy, and tha, the Treasurer return ,bne nsm-d depnsit tn raid Martin Costello, and that no deed be signed inr sad property.
 By unanimous vote the following claims against the county were flowed:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-10-07
In a Bad PLIGHT,

A writer in the Cincinnati Times-Star
recalls a story of Elihu B. WaShburn while
he was minister to France. There was u
aourt dinner given at tho palace of the
Tuilerics one night by the Emperor Napo-
leon III. 1t was the custom at these din
ners when the empress arose toTctiro with
the ladies for the gaIalcmen to rise from
eheir seats and step back, SO that the ladies
should pass down the limo between them
and the table By this all could avoid
urning their backs upon the empress. Mr.
Washburn had very tender feet. During
ho dinner they had given him great
deal of annoyance, and to ease himself he
had slipped off his patent leather pumps.
He was absorbed in conversation at the
close Of the dinner and was caught un-
lwares when the empress made the signal
Tor departure. Minister Washburn was
obliged to step back without his pumps.
There he stood in his stocking feet, grave,
lignitied and self possessed in the row of
grinning diplomats to his right and left
He betrayed none Of the embarrassment
he must have felt and was never heard to
allude to the incident.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-10-07
Things She Didn't Ennm-

81 am going into stock company,
Em'ly," Mr.. Rising announced, with par
lonabie pride
"Will you like that, John?" Mrs. Ris-
ing's question was given with tone of
surprise.
"Well, rather" returned Mr.. Rising.
Il shall be an officer
"Oh, John, that's splendid Will you
wear q uniform?" Mrs. Rising asked, with
interest.
"No, En- 'ly; the officers don't wear uni
FORMS replied Mr. Rising.
"How did you get to he an officer,
john" Mrs. Rising asked q moment later
"A majority of the stock elected Inc, /"
Mr. Rising answered.
"Will we have to live in the country,
John?"
What put that in your head, Emily"
I'D like to in the summer and thought
it might be better on account of the
stock"
"That's curious notion, Emily The
stocks all right. A No. /. No water in
the concern. They want me here at head
quarters.
"Why, John didn't suppose there was
any stock without water -
Precious little in these days, but this
ranks first class on the market, and they
let me in on the ground floor. Hello.
thcre's the president now! I'm of " And
Mr. Rising joined his business associate
in the street.
at beats me" said Mrs. Rising as She
went about her household duties. Il don't
5hink Johns mind is affected, but if stock
can vote and officers not wear uniforms