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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
An ExplaTRt:on.
BIsBEE. June 24, 1896

ED PRosrECToR "A statement wac made in your issue Of tho 20;h inst Bisbee items-which should bs cor rected. The Orb reported "A fact when it said the committee had invited Buckley O'Neill to our 4th of July eel ebration. Jack Matthias. .Chas. Strong, James Letsor, II. Schmieding, H. E. Penney and W. NJ. Fike, committee repr- sen'ing hundreds of our citizens. extended an invitation to the General. which he promptly accepted.
 IL is the desire ef many to hear an expression of the patriotic sentiments with which he is 70 thoroughly imbued. Your correspondent stated that but one address would be given the people. We beg to remind him ;hat We mee, to celebrate the day oi our independence, the dawn 1f free speech and the treaking Of letters by which we were bound.
 No act of discourtesy was intended to the committee oi arrangements; We will rather uphold them and make our celebration @ grand success ~Buckey" will be with us on the 4ih and help 10 augment the attendance and meet his many friends. Ixx
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

There were exported from Arizona ranges for the year 1895, 2l1 ,213 head of cattle, giving a return Of B ,506 ,556 and leaving the range. W III stocked. The gold output for sane year was s4 ,2G00J0, b, ing an increase of S2,- i79,750 'xer 1891 and $3,257 ,493 over 1893. The continued low price O: silver has curtailod ilis branch o' mining, the output being 1.750,OC0 ounces valued at SI,l37 J0J, being a d-cresse of S5G3, ,560 as compared with 1891. The copper production wsi 43,66l ,2S9 pounds. of the value Of S6,2G1 CLIP, and the lead ou'pu. i3j0, 800 in value. Tie total value ol our bullion eyp'rt- was Sll ,955, III Humber, B ,O0O,G00 lcet; wnol 2,904,- I2t ounds; sheep. IS, ,59G; hides, 72, 800. The exports oi hay, grain, fruit and honey were, in the aggregate over Si ,773. .o0O. making the total value nf 'b- -xrOrt- Of our etcck ranges mIns-, aud lArEs iDr the year Sl1, gy..2:i
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
VI arSelOus Results.

From letter written by Rev. J. Gundermsn, of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to mske this extract, II have no hesitation in recommend ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, ss inc results were almost marvellous in the case of my .~ife. While I WAS pastor of the Baptist Church at Rivers Junc- tion she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrib'e paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as il she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satisiscsory in re- suits" Trial bottles free st Tombstone and any Drugi Store. Regular .,size J0c. and Sl co
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
FIRST EXPLANATION.
Ono Delegate Tells How it All
 Happened.

Col. J. A. Zabriskie, one of tLe del- sgates to the St. Louis convention, has returned to Tucson. To . Star reporter he gave an explanation sf the reason the Arizona delegation did not bol: with Senator Teller, and says !:
 "rhe scene in the committee on plat forms was stormy. The western dele gates made a stubborn hut unsvsiline fight for silver.
 "rhe departure of Senator Teller and his associates was 6 pathetic event. He would have been accompanied by the Arizona delegation in body but in a previous conference when the subj ct was touched upon Teller said ; "There is no need Of your going out {; you would not be able in the terri,o- riss 10 assist us with your votes. Your going would bs inexpedient and h' remaining you may retain needed in ! huence with the administration. We know yop are win us m the spirit Al d the time may come when your service in the cause of silver may be made available"
 An "intrresting thing occurred dur ing tn, vote on the adoption oi the syli plank. When tie name oi 
 i Uiysses Grsn, of the Ca.iiornis de.egr. ton was reached, be cried "No" ia 6 voice which rang through the conven- lion hsli. lnme!isteiy business wal su-perded while the vast audience re- gardiess Of silveror gold, cheerei tb. name oi Grant,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
THE SANTA ROSA.
Another Old Tombstorer Ha
 Struck # Rich

T. Santa R bsa mine. in the Arizi 6 district of SCnors, located ten miles west of NscosAri and twenty miles t of AriEpe, is one Of .he Lest ,nsn- aged and most promising properties in sonora. lis the property of Kirk Brothers & Co. g'ntlemen widely known in Arizona, having operated many years at Tombstone, Prescott and other camps. IL is opened by an incline shalt with pitch Of about 45 del rees, and the ore extracted in Gs- velopment has paid .he cost of the dead work. They have some 2,OOO fee; 0! wolk and have developed a fine body of high grade silver ere. IL is all shipped to the smelter via Nogales. -Oa.is.
 The aboye min. is one upol which Treasurer Nickers and W. c. Green expended several thousand dollars and la CT abandoned it. Mr. kTx then located il an l alter several months or dead" work struck bonanza, and it asserted by MT. Green, who was in town several days since, to have nearly s5OO 900 worth of ore in sight, and Il. now negotiating for the erection of 8 big mill. A large number of men are employed and ore has been regularly shipped via Nogsles to the Fl Psso smelter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

A very sad news item came from the CarrizDs snent the death of two K, troop men of the Second cavalry. |. <. A. formerly stationed at Ft. Hua- chuca. The c .!lup Cleaner says two of the troop were detailed for some duty and went away with a pack mule. They failed to return at the expected time and scouting parties were sent out. Oue party discovered the dead were the victims of thirst and hunger. They doubiles 6 lost their way and wandered in the awful delirium of thirst until utterly exhausted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
EXECUTIVE CLEMECY.
Two Poor Fellows Receive q
 Reward fr Industry.

Two inmates nf the prison a, Yuma were on Tuesday pardored by the governor says the Gazette. Both were woodchopp r., who daring the hd hdmiBistratios oi the former governor aud superintendent were a'.igLed g task al ihe completion of which they were to receive the olive branch O! executive clemencv. They both went to work choppihg willow wood on the prison farm and they now have com plesed the task assigned.
 One of the men is John Foy (eolored) sent from Cochi.e county. having ben convicted for assault with deadly weapon. He had two yearsyetto serve and ehopp5d 200 cords Of wood for his iiberty.- The other ia Cleio Alverado, q Mexican. cor victed Of burglary in Pima county snC seutcnce3 10 serve six years, four which were already b hind him. His task was 100 cords oi wood. The sup erinteHdsnt recon mended pardon in both cases Tor exemplary conduct in addi Ion 10 th' il industry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
Great Oaks From E.iut.e Acorn>
 Grow.

Is line from the tri:e old verse ws used U reci.e in ou: .cbonl boy dsys. IL has a iorcIble apphcs,ioo 10 ihu-e email ailuisuts wGIch we aye ap: to disregard until they Teach i TIniiabl-
 proportions. A ht of indigestion, n slighI" attack of cobs,iI ation, il Is s-sunsd, will soon pass oil. but Is V ry
 apt To get worse. and m the mean tiuIo i. negl, ct. d until ;te ai.men, becomes -hrouic, and then. if not entirely ersd
 icared, l. a constant annoy suce and
 'n-nace oi worre cuns, quences, for ti-- ea-ss, recOll ct, beget one another.
 How much wiser to resor' to course Of Hos eter's StOmscb BitteY- st the outset of tue maiady than to icInpor- ize with Il at the start, or treat II with violent remedies in maturity. B4
 on tIr-e with Giseas@, or ir may ''fi DOT you. MaisTiors, rheumatic and lid- n-y conplsin,s, dy-peIsia, cOnsiii a. uion, tiliiUusnes- and nrIvDu-I e-s ar"
 all disorder. of rapil gr"wth, and -houii be nipped in the bpG" by q ! time e'yresort tp the Biiters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

runaway car-ed a little excite ment today in iron. cl Cunmipg's butcher shop. A hnrse pitched 10 sn awning dO-t rud Ienly became fright ened. pulled the p.-t f'' m iis fAsten- ;ay. and started to make a dash down Fremont street. Asm,ll Me'csn who wss driving the horse ran along side of him and as the risk of his fe grab he'd the reins a-d he'd fs [ m;ii t.e animal sfocped.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
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MT. G. H. Hon shello,a- resigned his position .. general superintendent Of she N. < P. railroad and wlii be suc- eesded by Mfr Eiwsri 'h.mr. la'ely of Fresno. lis understood ths. Mir. honsbell will go to Tucsor, thefe 60 relieve Superintendent F. pes Randolph fo- this ST nmsr ni the msnrgein~nt of the ,rizouS division uf the nth era Parifc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
S-~

The Pi, nil Herali ssys & sc.'ie- m-Dt has been er,ived at between DI. Hamblir, tn. o!d Snyerin endsnt fl the Insane Asylum and Dr. Hugbes, the new app1intee. According % the agreement; reached, D.. Hanlh!in will resign on the 6r,t of July and give pesceatle possession io Dr. Has sh.s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
Fresh Fish.

Fresh fish will be d.iveed every Friday to reside lts of Tombstone, si los rate-, by L. L. rrieu. Fish supplied direct from pons' st Fuirhank, and br, ught to Tombstone fresh. Lsav
 orders with Martin Costello or with wagon. mS-lm
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The CT. ction "i a 5O-ton ice factory is in contemplation by an eastern man 6. PheniI. Two plsnts running night and day does not provide ice sufficient for local cDnsump,ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

W. o. Atbott has again op.ned for Su iness :n s-ssyIag at his new quar- ter. and residence, the Overlook hous T. Mir. Abbott is 8 thorougly competent and obliging ae-syer, and has many iri, nJs w.io ara glad to see him shy his caster ir the ring again. Se- las d m another colusnn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

At Fort M.have the government ttsrmometor registered l9f degrees in the shade Saturday and 121t on Sunday the hottest weather eIPe'i- enced at that point m 30 ,esrs or more.-Needles Eve.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The tsrritorisl board of education met in Phenix June 20. EiLrstinlsl diplomas were granted 70 f J Neither Ion, of Phenix, sni Co fs r Wiilia ans oi Prescott, and fl -st gra l. terriJp -isi eer. Scs.e. to Mary F Wnls-r. Msr eedrs \ Ssibeli, C.rrre LC le, Msri T;pton ani l. ,Iii-a Oy-l-y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Deputy Constable. Win. Rana, of Benson, brought in A Mexican pris- oner from that precinct yesterday for HNsl De Fly. He will bs guest for 50 days for carrying concealed wes- pons,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Mrs. c. A. Overlook, who was vis- i,or to Tombstone for the past several dave, returned to Bi-bee today. Mrs. Overlook has many frisnd- At her lor- mer home who will always welcome her v:eits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

From all appearances there was a heavy rain iu the Huachuca mountains and down the range Of mountains west of the Whet-tones; heavy lay to the south aud southeast, also, apparently giving that section A good soaking ram. The electric display was beau'i- fui
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

A1sxchange ca that one trouble with this world is that there are too Y any p-opl. in n who vii. not cast their bread upon the water p"les+they are as.urei tbs, IL will co'n- back iu n Jew days A fnll grown tand~ich all .ri., uss with ham t:'tel ard must a-d
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The l6 mule team taken from here ts Congress and used 10 haul ore will now be eedles- since the branch line has been completed. The team will be returned to Tombstone wit in s week or twn
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

N., Pssrce and wifo were in town teiay from the ranch. Mr. P-arce s.a.es he has sold his ranch and cattle 10 the C. C. Co., and hims-l', Ms. Fearce and son expects 10 nale trip to Ca:i'erni-. Mir. Pearce '.tu:ning after the eunmer season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

This office is in receipt of a copy of rev monthly magazine called "Prac ical Irrigation and Fruit Grow iox." IL published hy James Kiln bee, at Ro,sell. New M xicn, and IS su interesting A. well as instructive ioarnAI
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
An immense amount of whea, is

An immense amount oi wheat is now comping into mar2et and dsfy bug teams s nd 'hree wagons frise 70 the big ware houses or mills tU s;ow away the peNly .hresh'd crop. A the mills sl 2j per hundred i- the rui ing price. while much is h"ug"' hy dealers from the India-s a' : fo sI lo At Mesa wh, at brings S.lI. Bsrlrv, too, is plentiful at abon. 50 cen .. he cereal crop is heavy and prices .;sri cG a little higher than last .rn-on.- Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

There was no eastern mai. last night ou account of the west bouni :. r. train being behind tims at Benson two hours
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Mrs. G. c. IS rr,. formerly of Tomb stone, is reported running A fashion able hotel in Los Aogel' and doing
 . we'll. T.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
BUCKLIN's ARNICA SALvE.

The best salve in the world for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rherm, fever sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all skin eruptions and pos lively cures Piles, or no payment requir ed il is guaranteed to give peeiect stis 2 faction or money refunded. Prices 90 cents per box. For sale. M Tomb ione Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Tombstone is on the rse of an ice fsmiue-lit le or no ice,to he hsd today. A heavy shipment is expected tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
AT. sso.sas E'Oin...

There are nc irst-cla.s post office in Arizona. 80 place having the re- 9lir-j population. The Blshee office
 lhird-c.ass, pays Sl00; Flagstaff, third si300; Ncssle-, third class, sllo0; Ph.enix, second class, S24c0; Prescott. second-eI.ss, 5000 Tempe, third-elass, SLIGO; Tombstone,
 thlrd-cls--. iI200; Tucson, tbiri-dsss
 sIyCo; Wil.iams, third class, Sll0i; Yuma, ,hird-class sII00; all other offices are are iourth-clt- and pay a c.,mniis-ihp ny the Government on cancellations. Thee selsri-s were paid in December, 1895. any may be chang'd d ss the increase or Ge,resse oi bussines- warrants, Phoenix is the only ciiy in Ariz ma that has free de- i,very system, while there is no Gov
 ernment building in ,he Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
CRIS. GkACEo.

Postofice Dos Csbesas Arizona. Territory. Rance -Pine:y Casyon < Sulphcr Spring valley Cattle B-and-O.d cattle branded 3e aad sar 3e all young stock branded k-k which is kept up. Ear mark underslope right crop aAd split left
 The increase after this wili Os ala.cet ID oa left jaw and DD On the Lett hip.
 Nolce Is hereby gwen that Joseph Lawhaa has charge of tae 3I and k-k brand inciease 10 b. branded ID on left jaw and DD on left hip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
CATTLE BRANDS.

Our offer-A years subscrip- tiOn to the tPITAPH enti- ties you to one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY ,GPITApH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The each cost of the St. Loui- con ventiop, everything included ess &4 OO0,0O0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Wm. Vaughan was in tod " with A bunch o' ca,tle fnt (. L Cummings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

There are 2OJ inn .,e. in ths Yuma penitsnti,ry the largest humber ia its bi.tory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

c. K. Russ-l, Western Union hne repsirer, and repsire the liue which had fallen in many llsres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
CHIRICAHUA CATTLE co,

CHIRICAHJA CATTLE co.
 poztofice-TombstoRe,
 Range-Between Chricahna and Drago . ints: Steer range on Bugle and Bonita erssb' Graham county.
 Cattle hrand-C q left side and q left hip Horse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle W on ief; side: CirelS v on left side; JP connected. on right sid and hip 9l- on right sde; Diamond sn l6' hip. 10 bar under. on left side and hip; 6 0 .igh; side; ST on left side: l3 on right, .sids
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

1IllIli3ulllki{9lI 3kIliHE H Ii
 BISbEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items
 from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
 BIsBEE, June 26, Is9S.
 COVERINGS.
 Jack Matthias went to Benson this morning on the train.
 Frank Devsr has returned from sn outing in the Huschucas. Ben Plaster has been in town for . few days. He returned to his ranch this morning.
 Mrs. wm. Hughss returned today from a visit to her daughter at Tomb stone.
 Tim Griffith returned today from a short visit 70 the eastern ststs., dur ing which he took In the big eonvsn- tiOn st S'. Louie.
 Dr Winter, surgeon, U. 5. A., cam in on last nights train. He gees |. San Bernardina today to relieve Df. FsuD;lcroy, who returns to Ft. GraRt The woodmen met again last even- ing ard initiated five csndidaies. The ne nbership of this order is growing rapidly. Warren camp now numbers 4S members and has fair prospects sl large additions in the near future. Del Lewis has handed in his rssig nation as constable to the Board oi Supervisors, to take effect on July lss. A number of petitions are being cir cula.sd by 6 number of psrsons who wish to fill the vacancy.
 A letter in today's PRosrEcToR over the signature of XXX. eIcitss our admiration. The manner m which truth is twisted about to suit the views Of Q few is indeed marveIous. Ths writer gives the names of six of our citizens as being the committee os arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration. To correct the false i'm pres-ion given by she article referred to, we herewith publish the DsDss C the entire committee. They are; P. J. Murphy. chairman Dr, ?. A. A.Swss', 1 Y, C. Warner, Thos. Dsvins. Chas. Overlook, Lem shattuck; A. W. Howe, las. Letson. Geo. E. Willoox, E. G. 1or'on, Au,o. Kiidrsd and Dr. J. W. Harrington. A close observer of the .bove i.t will fail % find any of the ,ames mentionst by srippls \ s1esPt shat of Mir. Jsnes Letson. We still maintain that tbs Orb was in ssros when it stated hstBueksy ONsill wsa the choice Of the committee of ss- engagements. Personally, we hops Mir VNeill will attend our celebration and also everybody who can. The idss held by some that the eommsstee ,a rtrying to bar out anyone is very erroneous one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

RoCKFELLOW q SERvOSS Postofhce-Wilcox.
 Range-Sulphur Spring Valley. Cattle brand-NH left hip. Young stosS hranded on hip. old stock on the side Horse brand-N \ left shoulder. Also own double cross brand with V Y ssns times run A. quarter cir or dart: Run sattIs ID ID . brand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
[DNK BROS.

&CNk SNOS. Postofhce-Wilcox. AriS' kange-Railroad Park. Cattle brand-M left shoulder OTsh:sidsoK hip. Horse brand-Co left thigh. Other brands-OL left side: A Inereass- high up left ide. O Q nigh, Aip
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
A. PROUD

ToA POWELL Postoface-Tcmbstone. Arizona- Range-Draeoon mountains. Cattle sbrAnds1 .. q e b1e Rex on left side. Horses brand~S the same but on left shoulder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
II. G. HASSELGREy.

II. G. HASSELGREy. Postohhc Tombstone Range n Pedro nver. Cattle BrAnd-sass on left pzp; 3ssra nAsi rgh gar crop and sphQ Hsrse Brand-H G on le shoulder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09

Railroad company at midnight. Aug.
81, at which time the old concern will
pass into history. Under the decree of
the court, the new company assumes
all claims against the receiver. and the
duties OF the latter official will cease
with the dying of the old company.
While in the West President Winter
announced five appointments. and as
a majority of the directors of the new
company were on the trip West, a
meeting was held on the private car of
President Winter, and the appoint
ments were officially confirmed. Three
of these have already been published
in the u 0 e. s tr
The appointments as a matter Of fact
were all reappofntments. Mr.. Ken
drick retains his position Of general
manager, which he has filled so cap
ably; Mr. Hannaford is continued as
general traffic manager; Mr.. McHenry
now receiver, Is aeappointed to his old
post as chief engineer; Mr.. Bum is re-
appointed general counsel, and Mr.
Phipps, land commissioner.
The balance of the appointments
have not been made as yet, but 1t Is
generally understood that General Su-
perintendent Kimberly and Assistant
General Superintendent Pierce will be
reappointed. r. IL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-09

saulted John Lyons Thursday evening.
MeaIey has left the city, but description Of
MIN has been sent to cities in the neighbor-
hood.
Hon. e. w. Durant and wife and Dr. b
:. Merrill spent the week at the Durant club
mousse near Gordon, Wis.
MRS. W. c. Masterman and Mrs. w. E.
Easton nave returned from short visit at
Lake Minnetonka.
Edward Kelley, Of Fargo, N. d., spent the
week with relatives in this city.
Rev. j. A. Brown and family are spending
few days at Lindstrom
Judge c. B. Jack and family have returned
from season Of camping at Mahtomedi.
Mrs; A. L. Gillespie Is visiting. at Crooks
Mrs. B. B. Smith and son and Miss Mortar
Ivy nave returned from a trip to Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Stowe have returned
from visit at Waterville Mimi.
Miss Osborne, of Hamilton. O.. is quest
of Mrs. E. M. Conrad
MT: and Mrs. Schuyler, Of South Bend. Ind.
ana Miss Alice Nelson were guests of Mr.. and
MRS. Trevor McClurg in st. Paul q part or
the week. III
Mrs. G.. H. Atwood and Misses Carroll
River. 60 "iii'"
supt F. A. Weld and family are at home
/. from a visit with friends and relatives at
Zumbrota. ~ $3.50 -
Miss Ora Peake Of Minneapolis. was a guest
OF MISS butcher part of the week.
Wash. 1900 an @'
Mr. and Mrs T. c. Kitty are at home from
visit with friends at Ely. Mimi.
Adolph Erickson was adjudged insane YES
teroay and will be taken to Rochester.