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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The Courier puts the whole quss- tion in c nutshell when 1t ssks: Are any so blind as to hearken to arRu- ment which holds that sn endorse. ment by the people of Arizona, a' the polls, of any question w!ll be devoid of strengt hening effect 10 that ques- tion and devold O! weakening effect to the opposition to that questioni ' Will not the election of . gold stand ard delegate to congress cause the goldites to sIclsim triumphantly that even Arizona, with her mountains full of silver, has endorsed the gold stsndardf
 It most certainly will, and will discomfit patriots like Teller who are fighting Tor free silver and the masses. How will it effect the growing silver sentiment In the east to give to the Hannite campaign orators . chance te say: "Silyer is dead issue; why. even out in the great silver producing territory of Arizona, they have gone over to the gold standard and elected . delegate on c goldite platform" t will be c great argument against free silve, leaders and disorganize the free eilvsr forces. The men of Arizons will not do it. They will not commit political and financial suicide. Even # . man whom they honor as sol. dier and former Teller republican has been seduced by the elitsering promises Of she goldites into joining their ranks se 6 leader, the men of Arizona will adhere to their faith in the wage earDer's dollar and vote for Col. Wilson. the champion of that dollar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Rolt Barr the we'll krown cattle. man hss been placed on ths Demo- cratic ticket for Supervisor in place of B. B. Riggs who withdrew on sc. count of health. Mir. Barr being . cattlemsn will be good man to rep. resent the interests of the cat ttlemen of the county and this s.zpay,ns 2 sle s,ent are entitled to recognition on the board. Ae will receive the entire support of the sasslemsa and will undoubtedly bs elected on Nov Ssh, Besides MT. Barr is silver man and running on . silvsr platform.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
A ease of mayhem will be tried b,

A ease of mayhem will be tried be- fore Justice Duncan today. Tho principals arc from Ft. Huachuca. being colored soldiers. IL appears that during drunken TOW . ecrim- mage between two soldiers resulted in ono in taking . chew fromths ear Of his sntsgonist. The law does not permit that kind of fighting and the bitsr was arrested and put in jail. The man who is minus sp>rs of an ear arrived today to testify. and the iscts are to be submitted to the court,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
BISBEE NEWS.

Betting was quiet yesterday the sporting element letting go for 8 breathing spell.
 George Dunn and Sid Mullens are ct .he:line on a still hunt for b,uin and other game.
 Butcher Bausr's light wagon was placed hors du combat in it's round up against the big wagon run by Williams. in the upper cany ,n today.
 The road to South Bi4bes camp is open % wagon hau!ers. The new supplies for the mine will be co IL ing in on Monday.
 The Brodie Republican Club will perfect srrsng menss on Monday eve- hing to entertain the Col. and party during their brief stay in camp.
 The election fever has taken up 60 much attention that quieiness in all other lines is thoroughly manifest.
 Activity on the Dubacher canyon property in which Muhiem and others here are interested Tn, Is qpite mark cd.
 Tombstone candidates are expected in Bisbse hourly. Bisbse w,ll be the battlefield and those who count on winning figure firs,ion securing from 100 to l5s plurality before they meet the possible plurality outside of the camp.
 President Willard of the Turkey Track Cattle will be here from the east next Tuesday. Alter suberyisor Barr meets the gentleman and settles ad.'rs of the company, which sold to Packard and Greene he will mako A run to Benson, possibly Tombstone, Wilcox and Pesrce. aad M. c. Benton may go ~ith him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

ana Mag. Co.,. and Mir. Bailey of Oal, land who is making . visit here. was companions of the veteran Tim Taft on the run to Nscosari. They left this morning.
 But two saloons are providing enter. tainmont in instrumsr ,tal music, and here alone is the hurr ah idea most to be observed. It is tho usual quiet spell following . wsel: of high life in. cident Co pay day tine.
 The PRosPEcroR's Bishee rsprssent- alive is furnishing tho Los Angeles Mining Review with . number of lengthy mining letters from Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

It iss noticeable fact that She re- publican candidates ere . littlo dis conAted regarding the'r gold plank. They are beginning to notice that the people are in earnest. Many good republicans, who regard principal more than party aye dsserting She ranks. Free silver Cochise will pay . re- buke 50 the psrsy guilty of She Aud.ci- ous attempt to spring . gold platform on the voters. An avalanche of free silver ballots will bury them from sight on Nov. 6th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

All who are blessed with good memories, will call to mind the prom. ises made ty the Republicans iust prior to the last national election, that the election of Mckinley would be followed by 8 general rice of all wages for working men and producers. This election was followed by q general reduction of sad wages sl- most everywhere. About February last, there was lockout" at Fall River, because the operatives would not quietly submit to 2 reduction, and over nine thousand were out of employment. At this very time the Manufacturers Association of New York gave . great banquet, .thst cost fifteen dollars per plate, and at which Mckinley was the guest of honor. This banquet WAS given for the pur- pose of allowing Mckinley to express himself in relation to the gold stand ard and all went slow until his an- swer came to the toast. "The United States" in which he at last said some. thing about ",be best money in the woyid,"at which all present nearly went wild. for it must be remembered, there were no working men present. It appears strange, that there can be working men and producers in this country !who will support . set of men shat have been nominated on . ticket, or put up by any party who maintain the present gold sssnd srd'' in the face of the fact that said stsu- dard is the cause of the low prices of
 wages, ss well as the low price oi ell products of labor, Hence, hard timee. AS to the matter of Ian intern stional conference" Mckinley will look ts thatI England sets the price on ell of the products of this country. She touches us on our pride when it comes 70 an "honsst dollar" then buys our si;ver ct hsli iss value and sends is to siiver using countTys where she makes her purchases of thoss things that we produce, and thereby 6xes shs price of what ws have to sell. which is the csusa Of the low price of our agricultural products, and when thess are low, ws cen look for DO prosperity. Remember the gold stan Aard, when you get to she Iol's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Report From the Department
 Regarding Them:

The annual report of the commis- sioner of Indians, William \. Jones, shows senersi dvancement in the condition of the Indians, as being pushed forward in the service, and now there arc l47 well-equipped boarding echools and an equal num- Der ot day schools engaged in the education of 23,s75 pupils. The sver- age attendance and enrolment has steadily increased for the pact twenty one years. Vigorous inquiries show that s9 per cent of these pupils who have zone through the schools and returned to their homes are reported to be in gosd physical condition.
 The reservation schools show the lsTgeet gain. Agents arc now being urged to greater exertions to fill the schools to she limit of the capacity, and future developments, MT. Jones predicts, will undoubtedly emphasize that the regulation enforcing oonapul. sory attendance upon schools mus, be enacted, The placing of Indian children in the public schools of the country for she purpose of the COG education of races does net appear te meet with much success, but a fuller test of its value and practicsbilisy is te be made this year.
 Addit,ons will be made to schools now established for the Pimas, Papa gos, Navsioe, Mcauis and Apsches q Sscston, Fort Defiance, Kesms Can
 pop, San Carlos and Fort Apache
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Lieut. Wilcox will be the next rep resentstive Of Cochiss county to tue Territorial council. If nos. he should be for aside from his cspability is an ardent, uncbsnging free silver advocate while his opponent is an avovsd gold buzz principal tho voters will not enaorse, and they will bear it in mind on election day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

An Arizona lady writes "I have lost my husband. Can I mary again without waiting any specified timer" We would advise her against such a ssep; suppose somebody should find her husband and return himy
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The following from the Antelope Valley Gazette affords some concep- tion of . big California farm:
 "Jeek Burnside and Steve HousdeEi arc hauling hay to the Beais ranch. it having been raised on one side of the ranch and shipped 100 miles by rail, then half as far by team to the other side of the ranch. This is the way they farm iu California"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
Opinion of an Eminent Jurist.

Ballot reform ia New York was neces- sary, says an eminen, jurist. becanse mere politicians by trade, who dad no interest in government or politics, except to enrich and aggrandize themselves, sought perpetual control. There are other ex- cellent reforms besides that of the ballot. Conspicuous among is the re- form in disordered physical system by Hostet,er's Stomach Biiters, which counteracts tendencies to serious disease bred by deficiency of vital stamina, irregulari.y ofthe bowels, stomach liver or kidneys. aud inSuie,u0e Of tue nerves. This sterling medicine, which has for near half century won popular favor, no, only for its excellent, qualities in a in . remedial capacity. but also for its serviceable proDer,ie, as medicinal stimulSnI
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

It is bad enough to have 1t stated that there is . gold plank in the terri' tsrial Republican platform but to io's' . gold plank oa . silver people in . silver county, sinks to . still lower depth. Fortunately. the people W'i' endorse neither.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Professor Gulley and other sestls- men interested in the canAigre farm sonthsast of Phoesix have 400 acres growing in sorghum this fall to be used for winter feed,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The grand lodge of Masens will meet at Globe next month and dele. gates will ride into the burg on the Gila Valley. Globe and Northern which will bs completed by that time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

St David ia experiencing . building boom there being no less than Ave new
 houses being erected at the thriving settlement. The striking of sr,esisn water and its psrmansnoy bsirs . c. tablished givss that section stability and increased real estate valuations. 8.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Most of the candidates are out by themselves, Hooking by their lonely as it were. on the sly hunt for the voters glad hsBd. Thsre does not appear to Do any rallys or ra,i6cs- 'ion meetings on the programme this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

A Phoenix man who has lived in the United Sts.es for forty ysars just discovered last week that he was not 6 citizen of the United Ssates, and &C., cordingly took out his 6rsi papers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The Republicans of Cochiss county are in such perfect harmony that the air is filled with political hair and the factions will go to the polls with bowie knives to complete the work The gold plank in the county plat form is doing the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

John Theaville, 6 former Tomb stonite and later of Biebse. died at San Francisco lsst week. Theavills was . member of the local A. o. U.W, lodge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Tho San Carlos coal aelds are at tracting oon siderable attention. To- ostors are going ia. Old prospectors are getting the fret cheice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

g. w. Land will be the next district attorney Of Cochise courty. As . practitioner before tbs dietrict court it is shown by the records that MT. Land was employed e counsel in more cases than any one lawyer before the bar. barring none. He has been very successful in his prscs co and the fact of his large clisntsse is good tessimony of bis ability. He is . young rnsa and II houorsd with the office Of district attorney is needless to ssy bis efforts would be directed 10 making record for the county and himseli of which none need be ssfsm- cd,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Visiters to tho Orange groves near Phoenix gay the oranges arc oom- mencing to color and will bs ripe on or about November Is,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

Water is becoming serious ques- ton in Prescott. Wells never before known to be short of water are now dry. City water ia also scarce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The enrollmens of the public schools of Phoenix at the close of the first month of the term was lO32, and she UuiOn high school l22.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23

The PRosrEcToR has given tne nominees on the Republican gold platform sufficient warning to get out from under. The voters on el"cnon day will show that the people will not stand any trihing. They are Tor niYeI fl rst and iaet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
BisBEE, October 2l. 1898.

Nus hey uan is s8sau neIe.
 swede Charley is out for Brodis. Catholic Fair early next month.
 40. U. W. meeting Saturday even. ing.
 |. c. Shsttuck is in the east for . brief visit.
 Four inmates of the jail are await flag their liberty.
 The tinsmiths and stevsdeA,ers arc rsapins . harvest.
 Senator Packard is nixing sgaia in politics in . quiet way.
 Stoves are going up and it is begin ming to look like winter.
 Hugh Conlon is in St. Louis, but will be back in time to vote.
 Chairman Sweet says the entire Democratic ticket is . winner.
 Drummers are daily arrivals. and they come in focks some days.
 Miss Cora Gray 6 former Tonbstone girl is sticking type on the Orb.
 Engine Mob, No. 6. pulls in slmost every evening with several loads.
 Graham a Co. have been adding largely to their stock of furniture.
 Taken-a bet that Perrin will lack l50 votes of being 6 winner. This was 10 to 6.
 W. c. Green, has recovered from . brief spell of illness, tough for tho time being.
 We've got em going south," said esid Chairman Barker of the Republi- can committee.
 Mrs. M. Crossy, has not fully re- covered from 6 recent attack of illnesl but is able to be around.
 Lewis Williams is ready for . trip to . lower altitude. He had two bad daYs ssrly in the week.
 A recent arrival from shs Hua- chucas is John Kesting who is inter ested over there ss we'll as here.
 TuInbull the man shot by prisdale Friday morning, is gaining strsnssl, and will pull out, fl no complisssisns arise.
 Otto Won Kauel has $500. . pool, to put up on Brodie. Here is . chance for some Wilson money.
 A bet that McCabe wonld be beaten 100 vot e was taken this evening. and the friends of the absent Rough Rider are ready for more.
 Dancing tonight and everybody ln. vited. The club includes in the ID. m. bership De. Fsrrinsson. Emil Msrks and John Twomey.
 The road to Tom bstone is being i'm. proved under the supervision of road oversetr Hughes. There is e bad place this eide of the divide. that needs 61iuR, as does some people.
 It was quickly tsken-a bet that Humphrey would run 200 bsnind other nominees for supervisor. Dick is in the fight and his friends arc "sawing wood" and watching for odds
 The first battle Of the cam paign took place in 6 main street Eestaursnt yes terdsy. Tomato catsup and othe, condiments were distributed with c free hand. No bones broken, or other damage done.
 Charley Overlook and brother arc e1pending good money and will have valuable property to occupy after Nov. 10. on present lsise and in enlarged quarters.
 Webb the Rough Rider" is in from Beatty ranch and looks strong enough to tackle any job. Game three times . day did it coupled with plenty oi fresh air. wississ, another of the \. R. stayed to inhsls mere cir and sll up on good diet.
 Cbas. Hodgsett, master mechsn,c st ti Mont- zums, Mexico, Jas. Finch of Guaien tonis, foreman of the Indi-
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
BlSBEE JOTTINGS

|
 COVERINGS.
 Mrs. M. Crsssy is still on the sick liss.
 Frstesual Brotherhood, Friday evening.
 LOOP. encampmen. meet Friday evening. Dancing club semi- monthly. social Friday evening. F.F. Winssrs of Tucson is working | for the Orb temporarily. o. A. BullosI returned from Tomb stons by ysstssdsy's train. John Mobile lsN fer Tucson this morning. He enjoys thsss trips.
 40. V. W. snuivsrssry the thir- tieth. ball on the 31Sh, inst. cards out.
 Col. W. c. Lad was amsns the arrivals by the tsain, arriving ysstsr- day.
 Geo. NcFarlan, . red hot writer, is said se bs working on the Star in Tucson.
 Tho prospective Republican paper is not likely ss nstsrislise:this cam paign. .......
 Mayor Cohen would Do willing to wager 40,0o0 sa Wilson if he had the money.
 Lieut.. Willesx is the posssssor of sn elegant gold watch. the giit of Troop B Rough Riders.
 A bet vas made last evening that Bob Barr would be one of the new supervisors. odds on Bob. A cu.fsw bell ordnance would have . ealuse1y sGset on young Anszics, 50 far as Bisbss is concerned. 1 The town has been sobered up, that portion at least which has the pug. nacious spirit in its makeup. 1 Pangingi. . favorits game of Fred Hughss (thsy know Fred pretty we'll |, too well. In Taoson)i tndulged in here. Devotsss of tho Kimmil game, are poS hanksrinR after another bout. An ex.Tom bs,oLer was sn unlucky cuss in tho recent roundup. Col. Land and "Psck" are still on that mule lay. They were diesussin 2 1t the day loft for Santiago, remsrked d Lieut. Wilcox last night.
 Two former Tombstoneites have just been sworn into the mystsries O! the Good Templsrs lodge. Names are with held out ol regard for the feelings of the initiated and the hope tha, secrecy will have beneficial effect.
 "Aississippi Tom" is still au inmate of the jail and he will remain there to await the issue. Norman Turnbull shs man he shot being in :a critical condition.
 McCabs stock is taking an upward turn since the decision from the sttsrnsy-Kensrsl was received here He is eligible e oAos though ou, of the city. The date is Oct. e6 and the parties iuterested are John J. Bowen an em- ployee of the Copper Queen Co.,. and Miss Jennie. daughter of Richard Humphrey, who is running on the Peoples party ticket fer supervisor.
 Rich copper bearing ore is showing up ID the Copper King Cos mines ., Solomon Springs. Another body is widening in the cross cut. Large, orc bins srs being built to aceomodste the increased output.
 The Fl Paso man has been fselina | bis way e regards the sale Of an electric plant. 10 takes time and 6 deal is nea bs esnsum stsd without energetic efforts. 4 plant would pay here with proper attention to de- tails.
 Electrician Parmslss is wiring thu company o6ces and residences o officers associated with she Copper Queen Ce. in connection with sele- phonis communication. Thus sl connected vish she management will bs in touch with each other, . great and hooded convenience. | It is now de6nitisy settled that Nc. Csbe's name will remain on she re- publican ticket, wire from the st' torney.aenorsl furnishing estjsfacto ory
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
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BORN Thisl.-In Tembstens Oct. 9 so he wife Of Geo Thiel daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-10-23
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