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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Detective J D Thscker was ir Tombstone today. MT Thscker rtate. the story of ths finding of Alvord's bones near Casa Grsnds a4 publi h IS uufounded i1 fact. Tle veteran detective resards the ssory ss of no import ani states on the contrary that Alvord Is yet very much alive though not in the terri ory. The detectivs states the train robbery case', under territorial charges, will come up at this term Of court and soma sholg evidsLce will be present. ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02
THE END OF THE WOBLD I

THE END OF THE WOBLD IoI4
 A famous scientist predicts that the world will come 10 an end in 1914, basing his calculations on the .e-ala,ions of the Bible If this is so, It is well for us to get what pleasure we Can out of the few years that remain for US to live. One of the surest ways to enjoy life is the pros sesIon or good health and a well regul- ated stomach. Hostetters Stomach Bi;ters will enable anyone to obtain this. IL is the greates. medicine for the cure of ills that arise from a bad stomach. l., cures dyspePsia, constipation fever and ague, malaria, rheumatism and insomnia. Noother medicine can show a record equal to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. the standard medicine of ,hei American people for over fifty years
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

An order has been issued by Sup- erintendent Randolph of the South srn Pacific railroad revokiog the rul- ing that conductors shall r,move thelr caps while passing through din- CTS Gu their trains. Another order of the superintendent refers to the lack of vigilance ot freight conductors whose cars hive been burglsrized while en route and considerable mer- stolen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

An editor desiring . report of the amount of crops oa hand in . certain neighborhood wrote to . farmer and received lhe following reply: "ws have two scool marms, the hog colery, about fifty bushels of Eaters and . d-l fool who married . cross eyed girl because she had a mule and forty acres, and the came is me and 70 more. Goodbye"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The Tom bsioue Dramatic Club have postponed ihe date for the.. enter. isinment st the SchieGeliu hall to Friday, December 14h, instead O. the 10th, The club are having dsily rehearsals and will present ..an ex- cellent programme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

tax list for 1898.
 At l2 LII. Board stsnd at recess at ID. m,
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment at 2 P. M.
 Same members present. Treasurer instructed to cancel the assessment Of W A Parker, his pro- perty being ID Santa Cruz county. Treasurer instructed to cancel the assessment of Richard Humphries of Bistea as be does not own the pro- perty sssesseI 10 him.
 Petition of citizens Of San Simon and vicinity for road from Silver Creek over the Chiricshus mountains to connect with road in Pinery Can yon, read and taken under advise- ment.
 Whereas H Lswhorn was assess- ed for the current year for cattle not owned by him. IL is hereby ordered that the tax collector be and is hereby Authorizei to collect tax on sssess- ment ca valuation Of S267 % property Of sad J H Llwhoru.
 At | 30 p. m. board stands adjourn ed to Nov 23.d 1900, at 10 m.
 M. c. BENTON.
 Chairman.
 JAMES F. DUscAs,
 Clerk.
 Tombstone Nov. 8, 1900. Board met pursuant to adjournment of meeting November 22nd, 1900 at l pm.
 Members present Nj 0 Benton, chairman, Supervisors John Mont. gomsry and Thomas Allaire.
 Minutes of meeting Nov. p, 1900 read and approved.
 Whereas it appearing to the Board that E F Kelsey was assessed this current year for l6J acres of land and HI pEOscucuts SO tuS huOuut Ol SftO all of which is the property of D W. Wickersh am, and also with personal property amounting in value to s70. which was not owned by him. Now therefore be it ordered that ths tar collector be an is hereby directed to transfer the assessment o! said land and improvements from E F Kelsey to D W WickershAn, ani cancel the assessment of personal prope. .ty as sess.d to E F Kelsey.
 Also the Tax Collector be and is hereby directed to make aliowa.ce to D W Wickershsm for $l00. valuation in his sssessment given in as value of improvements on tha Kelsey ranch to that extent . double assessment. Board occupied the time with rou- tine work. At 7p m Board stands adjourned to Nov. 24sh, 1900 at 10 e. m.
 N. 0. BENTON,
 Chairman.
 JAMES F. DUNCAN,
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Mayor Harrison of Chicago broke all normal sleep records after cleo. ton. He had overworked himself during the campaign, losing much sleep. Alter hearing the returns he went of to . place Of seclusion and slept nearly thirty-eight hours with out waking; Alter . brief spell oi vAkefulness, he went to slsep again and hsd another unbrokeu sleep af twsntyr!our hours. |
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Doc Goodwin and bride are Tomt. stone visitors, Doc Goodwiu's nsme is familiar one in Arizona history, being . champion shot, s famous scout, and holds the record for quick. e. time in steer tying contests, while as broncho rider he has few equals. The Arisonsn has had much eIper- ieoce in his tours with the Buffalo Bill and Meadow shows until now Cupid has taken . hand and roptd d him with the lariet of love and tied him to Hymen's altar, He is being showered with congratulations by his numerous Tombstone friends,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The proposed railroad from Los Angeles to Salt Llks will pas drought portion of Ariz ma, an it Is thought that it will build c large town in this territory on tie Color ado river. Anything ths, will help Ari- zons iss good thing-push it along
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Dave Thurman who was recently injured while driving a team at Fair bank sustaining three broken ribs was able ts b, up town toiay. He is slowly improving and wilt shortly again be all right.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Rev MofYstt preached to . large and apprecistive audience at the NJ E church yesterday. Toe Reverend gentleman made many friends during his brief stay hare and hopes again shortly to visit here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 visors, COchise County
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Votes. lst Judicial Precinct, 0 S Clark. .. 76 Judicial Precinct, S K Williams. 40 Judicial Precinct, c o B WilcoI 40 JudiciAl Precii ct, w F Nichols. 66 Judicial Precinct, c G Sanders. 65 5 Judicial Precinct, w c Shinn... II Judicial Precinct, B Busby.... IT Judicial Precinct, F Kelsey .. l2 9 Judicial Precinct, Nj G Crowly.. 54 10 Judicial Precinct. B O'Riley.. 42 II Judicial PIeSinct, c NJ Roberts. s IF Judicial Preo't, G P Reckhart.. 3 IA Judicial Precinct. W $ Wien. .. Is CoSsTABLKs. Votes. Ia, Judicial Precinct, c Wiser. s3 Judicial Precinct. NJ Doyle. .3S6 Judicial Precinct, Emile Kunz. .432 3 Judicial Precinct, Robertson. 7S Judicial Precinct. Wn Shillism. 52 Judicial Precinct, Robert Nve... II Ju iicisl Prec',, N Cnristisnsen g Judicial Precinct. J D Prewitt.. 12 g Judicial Precinct, Arthur Wight. GO 10 Judicial Precinct, T Hudspeih. 5l II Judicial Precinct. Otto Moore. II IA Judicial Precinct. G $ Mulkey. l3
 And now upon motion of Supervisor Thomas Allsife, il was unanimously declared that the following named persons having receivsl c majority of all the votes cast ct the last General Election held in this county for the respective othcss set opposite their names are duly elected Co such office respec lively:
 For Councilman-C c Warner, 796.
 For Representatives. II NJ woods, 739; Ii Gray, roo; Stephen Roe mer, I'll.
 For Shsrif-AdelLert V Lewis, S65. For Probate JuiEe-C R Bostw ick. 7So.
 For District A.tornsy-Edward ". Land. FPS.
 For Treasurer-M D Scribner. 9l5.
 For Recordsr-Frsnk Hare. 743
 For Assessor-Walter I Fife, 7S4.
 For Surveyor-J A Rockfeilow, ,7l5.
 For County School Supt.-E. A. Nichols. TAI.
 For Supervisors-George B Resy 6S9; Thoms, R York, 800; P J Dele hanty, 6S5.
 And the Clerk of the Board is in- s.ruoied so certify to ths Territorial Score srY that N O Murphy received at said election for the office of Dele- gate to Con sress 665 votes and that Msrcus A Smith received at said elsc- ton for ssid office of Delegate to Con. gIess S0i votes and that Charles H. Davidson received at said election for ssid office O! Delegate to Congress 25 votes.
 At 5p m. board adjourned to ? .. m. Nov. Filth 1900.
 Y. 2. 4SsTos,
 JAMES F. DUNCAN, Chairman.
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

H c Davis Of the firm of Dlzis < Davis the well known foundrym D oi Colorado, was Tombstone visitor to. day. MT Davis is here on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

\ succession of libel suiis is prom. ised in Coconino county ss the result of the election, Sheriff Johnssn hss filed proceedings against bis opponent Edwsrde, contendinR that libelous letters were published for the pur- poss oi ip.using him,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

An exchange of msils has been or. eered by the postal department be- tween the post efice st Nsoo, Aris and Nsco. Sonora, the mails to be conveyed by messenger.
 co quit sobecse easily and forever. bs mas stis. full of life. nerve ssd vigor. take NorTo .as. ths wonder worker. that aakss weak me; srons. An druss;sts, 70 or>'- Cure gusrsn -so1 Booklet esd os0pfe .seA kAdrsaa yssrilas kemsdy O ChjsAGs e Nev yeEb
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Hugh Coulon was a Tombstone visitor today. Mir C,nlpu will be Undersherif with Sheriff Lewis an 1 W Il make an effioient officer. He is well known in Tombstone and has many friends .heie who are glad 10 greet him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02
TOMBSTONE, Nov. P. 1S0o.

Board met pursuant to adjourn nient Of meeting Nov, 2lst 1900 at 10 .. m.
 Members present M c Benton. chairman, and Supervisors John Montgomery and Thomas Allairs.
 Mirptes of meeting Nov, 2lss l9O0, reed aud approved.
 The Board occupied the time with Foptine w,rk checking up delinquent
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The total rs.uens of Msricops county give She following vote ior Congress: NO Murphy, Republican, 1881; Marcus A Smith, Democrat, l, 1O6; Chas H David on, Prchibiiionisl l26; Smiths plursity, l5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Sheriff elect Del Lswis came in to- day from Biste'. The new sheriff is getting ready to move here when he sill be installed into his off cial posi- iion on Jan 1ss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

A new postofhce to be called Glss SOD. hss teen established in the Fur. 9uoi,e mining camp, and Mir. Frank J OB.isn has been com O. issiJr eI as .os:msster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Two entertainment programmes will be presented at Shieffelin hall during court week. The rramstio entertainment ou Decem Der l4th and he Carnival coucert on Dec,mb Der 22i.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The grand jury is called to mee Dec. 3rd and ths trial Jury the day following. There will De large num- Der O! important cs,e, up for trial and the session Is expected to contin ue until Christmas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

J II Slaughter was a 1ombstone visitor today. He WAS here but a short time attending to business matters and lei. on t-e outgoing stsl @ for Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Don't overlook the Masquerade ball to be given by the Tombstone Terp- siohoresn Club at Mining EIchsn ge Hall on Wedns,dsy night the 18th inst
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS:

' is said when man is si gle he
 thinks that he is missing 6 great deal ot the peace and comfort of this life, and alter he gets married he knows he
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The Terpsichorean Club Mssquer- = ads dance will bs held tomorrow night at Mining Exchange hall. Great interest is manifested and a good time looked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

The Ss Louis Beer hall is under soipg some Lew improvements Messrs Walker < Benton arc makiul heir resoit all .ssrsciiYs one,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02
RIsBkr, Nov. 25. 1900 coPPERINGs.

Wednesday afternoon with his gram" ophone.
 The Rev A. Elliott held Epis- copal services at the Library hall yesterday, morning and evening,
 The Review has been purchased by Mr. W. B.-Kelly of Solomonvills, IL will be issued again in . few dave, as weekly and will be enlarged.
 The great turkey sboot took place yesteTdsy at the Gun Club grounds and was ~eli attended. A turkey shoct will be held in Brewery gulch next Wednesday 18th, when forty turkeys will be shot for.
 Ths fret rails on the Nacossri rail. road were laid at Don Lewis on last Thursday. The work is being pushed in q vigorous and efficient manner and there is every indication of the road being opened to Nlco.ari by the fire, day of Nay mex, year. Morrison { Csrter's Chocolsts Colored Blonds and Minstrel, per- formed at the Opera house on Sstur- day night to . isir ST house. They came unsnnouuced. Their advance agent stopped of e, Benson and got mixed up on dates to such an er- tent that he started in to celebrate either the Fourth of July or Christ- mas and did not come to Bisbee. The company found him there on their arrival still celebrating.
 BIsBEE. Nov. 26. 1900
 COVERINGS.
 Mrs.'' Hall. wife of Photographer Hall leaves for Tombstone in the morning.
 SheBf-Elect Del Lewis leaves Tor Tombstone in the morning. Hugh Conlon. under sheriff, will accompany him.
 The amount of building going on here is something surprising. The first is the Opera house, then the Methodis, church, the large electric light and ice plant, twenty-four room lodging house, dwelling housss and improvement ad libitum.
 Conductor Brown is the right man in the right place. All those who have eccssion toi travel with him between here and Benson speak very highly of him. He Is ct all times courteous and obligins and any thing or mes sage entrusted to hi. care is always cafe.
 People who have been accustomed to receive their evening paper to read the dave Bisbee news are rather disappointed in not getting is as ss usual. The clai,n fei forth is that the paper wss not properly sppreci- ated, Hr that there is not sufficient patronage for . daily newspaper owing 10 the migratory nature Of the nsjority of the people. There soems 10 be . great deal in this as 6 reasop. The present management have not yet taken the public into their conf fence so am unable to say what will be done in the matter of Bisbee newspaper.
 An accident occurred yesterday in ,hs Copper Queen mine in which | -four men named Lee, Rsferty. Withere1 and Gibson were pretty | badly used up. The men were | stulling in . slope when the ioun- ds.i5n timbers sl,d away causing a great quantity of timber and debris to fall upon them. Lee had his leg | broken; Rsfsrty, elbow bruised and twisted witbersil, back badly bruise |; Gibson, bruised over body. The men were, e soon e possible. removed to the boepissl sod placed under she care of Dr. Sweet, and the last heard was that they vers doing as well as could be expected and that there was no apparen. danger to life in eitb
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

From Monday'e Duly,
 Court opens on Monday next. The 'ession is ex!e,ted to last until Chri:tmss time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

No wes tern mail arrived today and but little eastern. IL looks as fl the rains had rot yet quit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Jos Tsske. of s Jldier Holes is in town after supplies. etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Assessor- elect Walter Fife came up today from St David and i, shaking hands with hismssy friends here,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Next Thursdsy is Thanksgiving ng day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Sc lcatS IweS with CssoarOeA Ss- a5e zee. '"ss a-Sses~.- nToae
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

Friendship is good fellowship that doesn't have to be kept alive by con. stant gossip,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-12-02

From Tuesdag's Issue.
 EJ Jscklin is in fir )n the valley to. day.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26
Till ~"DIssATIsFIED
DEMOCRATS" TALK ON
COUNTY POLITICS.

| am going TO give you two arti-
Giles on the conditions OF things
politically In Montgomery county.
l am a Democrat--have always
been r%everential to the memory Of
Thos. Jefferson. When I first be-
came dissatisfied, along about the
primary, l had terrible nightmare
and that nightmare has visited
more men than are saying any
thing about it.
Have you noticed that the bac-
terra of rattleness has entered the
brains Of the leaders of Democracy,
Well 1t has any way and / doubt
very seriously whether any medi-
cine can be found sufficiently
strong to sven check II until cleo
ton day at which time | think it
will go into nervous prostration or
delirium tremens.
| haven't told you why | am dis
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

them from finding it out" Verify,
verify | say unto you, you Rcpub-
licans must see the books on cleo
ton day.
1t seems ike some of our friends
Lave gotten hold of some green
persimmons at least their mouths
are puckered up.
II was laying out Missouri into
counties | would give Montgomery
county different boundaries. This
county seems to be n creature of
environment at least It always
goes with its surroundings.
Have you heard about those pri-
mary deals. Well they say they
were awful things, and | guess
they were at least that's what
Chips says, and he generally
knows. Chips says they have
started an exchange down at New
Florence. | am almost positive
he didn't mean a telephone ex-
change. He said they bought flu
lures onthe election, subject TO call
on Nov. 8. Somebody told me
that it costs a big sum - to
start an exchange like that, but
] don't know-never tried It.
Somebody also said that to keep
the enterprise moving it would
take $1,000 more Say that thing
is big enough to have a building
all to itself, but it wouldn't look
right to put it in the county Jail.
Wellsville wasn't forgotten eth
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

satisfied but maybe you will know
before finish.
Why even some OF the deacons
and stewards have been absent
from church a couple Of Sundays
but we presume they were at home
thinking over their past and formi-
dable GRAY Of speakers there are
on the stump. Some Democrats
can be pacihed withfthe privilege
of making a speech but | can't
make a speech. II | could make a
speech I honestly believe that |
would have been told to get out
and make a speech or we will turn
you down II you ever want any
thing.
| am one OF the fellows who
bought a gold brick in the Demo-
cratic primary. | was assured that
it was the pure stuff clear through,
and SO it was, but they forgot to
mention the vacuum in the middle.
Mind you that brick had more hot
air to the square inch than the
American Eagle had feathers in
his tail, especially after some of
them had been pulled out, by
grabbing at his image on the. sill
yer dollar.
One good Democrat whispered
in another ones ear the other day,
"say did you know the Republi-
cans had a majority in this coun-
ty"-"Yep."-"What about it,
swell the thing to do is to keep
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

er. A good many people at least
had a headache the day after the
primary-guess they took . soda
and slept late next morning. One
or two men found $40 bills laying
in the cutters.
Gee, but Democratic candidates
do get reckless with their money
on the day OF The primary.
Next week ] am going into de-
tail and just vatch the fur fly. Say,
Chips said something about a
grand jury. Do exchanges have
to make settlements with grand
juries? Maybe grand juries give
them a charter for the next cleo
ton.
Have you given anything to that
collection yet | gave a pewter
dollar and it hasn't been returned
yet, so | guess everything goes.
Now my old musket is rusty
haven't used 1t for years. III Just
take it down and clean it up. Shot
and powder are cheap you know
and by the way If | could locate
that school fund I'd take a shot at
it. They say that every time any
body gets a shot at it they shoot
of just 500, 600 ~orih of it. Don't
know whether that comes back into
the musket barrel or not, but it
might if you knewn the angle. !
haven't fully explained yet just
why | am dissatisfied, but you'll
find out in my next.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26
Death Of John SHERMAN.

Ex-Secretary, John Sherman.
died at his home in Washington
I City, Oct %, 1900, age n years.
No other man in the United States
during the last 40 years, has so in
terwovcn his life into the history
of his country as John Sherman.
For years prior to and during the
civil war he served in the lower
House of Ccngress, then was
elected to the Senate. He was
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

then appointed by President Hays
as Secretary of the Treasury. After
that he was again elected to the
Senate. President Mckinley made
him Secretary Of State and after
serving one year he resigned on
account OF age and falling health.
His funeral took place'Thursday-
Oct, %. Thus N OF Americas
foremost statesmen has passed ITO
his eternal reward.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

DR.. S. Golden left here a few
days ago for ST. Louis. The doctor
suffered the loss of all his extra
wearing apparel when the Wabash
depot burned, and also some sur
gical apparatus He stated that he
would return to- this city i'm a few
weeks.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

r.. NJ. johnson becomes n reader of
the TRIBUNE agnjn this week. Mr..
johnson returned last week FROM N.
Louis where he had heen tor several
weeks ou the United STATES grand
jury. He SAYS 81 Louis will give
25.0e0 majority toIoe FIory.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1900-10-26

Weekly excursion slcepers leave
StaIouis via Katy Flyer IN. ks
t. Ry) every Tuesday atS:f6 p. M
for San Antonio, Los Angeles,
and San Francisco. First sleeper
leaves st. Louis Nov. 9Th.
Subscribe Tor The TRInuSE 81 90
per year.
The Holly chieftain., 1900-12-07
BEAUTY OF THE GLACIER.
Scenes That Give One Visions of An I'm
chnnted Landscape

Scenes That Give One Visions of An En-
chAnted Landscape
The fascination of a glacier are as
witching as they are dangerous. ApOs-
tolic vision of a crystal city gloritied
by light that never was on land or
sea was not more beautiful that these
vast ice rivers. whose onward course is
chronicled not by years and centuries,
but by geological ages. With white
domed snOw-cornices wreathed fantas-
tic as arabesque, and with the CLASSY
walls of emerald grotto rejecting . mill,
lion sparkling jewels. one might be in
some cavernous dream-world or among
the tottering grandeur of an ancient
city. The ice pillars and silvered PIN
nacles, which scientists call Reracs,
stand like the sculptured marble of
temples crumbling TO ruin. Glittering
pendants hang from the rim of blush
chasm- Tints too brilliant for artists
brush CLEAN from the turquoise or
crystal walls. Rivers that flow through
valleys OF ice and lakes. hemmed in by
hills of Ice. shine with an azure depth
that Is very infinity's self
In the morning. when all thaw has
been stopped by the nights cold. there
Is deathly silence over the glacial fields.
even the mountain cataracts fall
noiseiessly from the precipice to ledge
IN tenuous. wind-blown threads. But
with the rising of the sun the whole
glacial world bursts to life in noisy
tumult. Surface rivulets brawl over
the Ice with n glee that is vocal and al
most human. Tile gurgle of rivers
flowing through subterranean tunnels
becomes roar. as of Il rushing. angry
sea. Ice grip no longer holds back
rock scree loosened by the nights
frost and there is the reverberaung
thunder of the falling avalanche.