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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30

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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-30
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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
SAN FRANeiseo. CAL

The Bisbse DrugCo prsposs tstsb- fishing A branch store at Naco. Quite & number of Bisbee merchants pro- pose to do likewise all of which is a good indication for the coming border city.
 A fire alarm aroused our population lssI night about enc o'clock. The con nhsgrs,Ien was found to be at the home Of Sam Bowers, on the side hill near Brewery Gulch. A bucket bri- gsde did eff etive work confnipg the ire to the house and preventing q spread Of the flames to sdiaesnt pro- perty. The house, 6 small one, was entirely destroyed ard no,bing saved The owner was at work a, the mine si the time Of the fire and is unable to account for its origin.
 Tbs following is the progrsms the school entertainment ts be given tonight, a, the Opera house. The en- tertaia ment |. for the purpose Of rsis. ing funds to pay Tor books for the school and a good attendance and ample receipts are expected. The prosrsne is as follows:-
 Men of ColunbIs chsl us et 90 boys, grades 4-9.
 The Milkmsii-, au action song, IS girls, grades. 5-9.
 Ball of the Birdies, chorus of 90 girls, grades l-2,
 The Bostblack Drill, l2 boys, grades 3-4.
 Ten Little Suuaowsrs. hunorou. chorus, ls girls, grades 5-9.
 The Wand Drill, 20 girls, grade 4-9.
 Csntats, The Fairies of tbs SeasenF, 5o giEis, grades 3-5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
On March 9th marks the thi,

On March 9th marks the thirty sixth sunivs,sary Of the establish m ent of tbe Prescott Miner, that event oc- curing March 9. 1861. The paper was publishsd uninterruptedly from that until 1t was consolidated with the Arizona Journal in 1885, in its pre- sent hyphensted form. l. never mis- ssd au issue during the consolidation period. bsing issued one day ss the Miner and the day following in ecp- nsesion with ths Journal as tn. Journal Miner. We wish that staid cid journal continued success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
BONANZA PRODUCER
Figures Showing the Produc :
 tiOn of the United Verde

The annual report .of the United Verde mine, owoed principally by Sssstor " A Clark, for 1899 shows Sales of copper, s5,775.72l; silver. s293.2.l; gold, s2SS, ,593; .nodss. SIG, 7l5; miscellaneous, 2l,703. Total receipts, s6.395,S ,S6S. The eIpsnai- tnre. aggregated $66o ,34s the princi- pal items being converter expenses $.235. .19l; mine dsvslodments S555.- l37 freight $427 All and ore roasting sl02.sl6. The profit for the year was s3.735,522.
 The dividends aggregated S3.oeo, ,01s and the bslsncs on hand Is S2j, ,521. Construction eIpesses amounted ts sS0l ,llo as against 694 .479 Tn lsSs. The total product was 43.3so ,5SO Pounds-Americ.n Mining News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Deputy Sheriff Null n cams in yes tsrdsy from Beass5 wi;h c ps'ient for ths hospital. The pa;isn. i- A Swe3e rsmrd ffisk who attempted suicide ss B~n-on, an account of which ap- peared in ihsss eolunDs a few day siacs. F,isk attempt tn take hi. life hy cnt-ing his wrist with a duil ha.:hs,. He sucr,eJ-d ia s.yerin z an artery ard nearly blsi to death. IL is believed tas ul's.tunsts man is mentally drrsnged snd after his re- ccvrry bis sanity will be inquired io;o. While very weak his chsnces for re.
 every from his ssli inii,tsi wounds are good.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
LIVE STOCK CENSUS
Some Of the Benefits That Will
 Accure 1herefrOm.

The matter of compiling stati.tics the next census is being undertaken in no one department more thorough ly than in that devoted 10 live stook interes,s. The census bureau has given the supervision of ihs live stock census iato the hands uf the [, tioasl live stock associations. The co-op- erstion Of all sio k nersi is urgently requeste snd,it is plainly to their in terests to lend emery aid.
 Some ei the results to be obtained by the census may be mentioned as follDws:
 First--The cen.us will show the exact number Of live .toek in the country, ages, Sex, breed and location by states and territories. This infor- nation alone is of the utmost value to stock men ss it ensbies them to esti- mate closely by comparisons, approx imate conditions that aff e. the com mersisl value Of their hold pgs.
 SJc1nd-Tne census will provide a basis for estimating cl9-ely the value oi all kind. of live stock and the sp proIimste co.t of growing the same in vsri us sections. This intorma- ton will be Of value to every man in the live stock business, all of whom are sffected by such economic prob lsms.
 Thiri-Thi. census will furnish the bs.is for future operations in kospius track oi the visiol- supply of cattle oi commerce for the guidance and infor- mstisn Of all .tockmen. Ilis no: the intention Of the National Live Stock association to take this census and .top there. To gain tbs rect results steps will he taken to continue the work, either by the association CT through governmental aid. This will provide cons'an. and reliable infer nation upon which to base eonmer- cisi tran sctions in the markets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
Is A MYTH
The Lost Peg Leg Mine Has
 No Existence

We notice that the Tucson Citizen has revived ihe oft repeated bat an eisnt tail about the old Peg -Lsx Smith mine on the Colorado desert. Tbi, story was originated come years ago by e sensational newspaper corrss- pondent and is q pure fiction. l. has beea repeated SC often, however, that 1t now passes current for the truth. Judge John Miller, of Florence, eI- Plored this old rigid yarn Tn the old Arizona Enterprise, while it was own- cd and edited by tbs present editor of sf the Blade. He vas an intimate acquaintance of Pss-Leg Smith from the early 6iiisi up to siIty-nins. He was n trappsr and guide and lost bis leg as the result of an Iodisu Arrow wsuad.-Ari-ona Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The directors of the agricultural eI, pertinent station at the Territorial University announoes to the farmers of AriIona that they are plssssd at all timss to hear from farmers On any spesial subject in which they are in- :--e-::.i UT :ss: :s-:: :h-y -cnld like in- ysstigstsi and that an effort will be made to And time ts look into such questions as may ariss. By this mesus She experiment. station can be mad. .a gres, help to the farmers and one they should take advantage of,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
STATE OF OHIo, CITYo TOLEDO, : .
 lUCAs COUTSTY

STATE OF OHIo, CITY o TOLEDO,
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath that ne is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Gatsrrh that cannot be cured by the lse of Halls Csturrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribe . my presence, this 6tn day oi Decem Der, IS6.
 SEAL A..W. GLEASON,
 Notary Publi Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken inter nslly and acts directly on the back snd mucus surfaces of the system Send or testimonials free.
 F. J..CHENEY & CO.,,
 Toledo
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Other states and territories are ac. tive in tbs matter, and Arizoas cattle men ough. ts deluge Delegate Wilson with petitions protesting against a land lease law, says the Southwestern Stectnan. Go on record as against . seherus hs'ch.d up by few ts starvs you out, Each man ought 10 act for himself in this matter, and act ct oace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

John J Hughes has . ranch four milss north Lf Tuosoa on which he has herd of l50 Angora goats of fine stock. Hs brought ia sons sEsci- mems ot the fsscs hi. Aagoras wear, which the Star says is as colt and silky ss the finest grAds, sone Of it mes.uung II inches. MT Hughes ssvs the AuKora is i. his natural sls- ment in ths foothills oi the Sants Cs.alinas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
EXAMINATION CUES HONS
Seme of the Questions For the
 Applicants

The following are the qls.,ioos in arithmetic at ihe last ex.min s;isn for teachers certificates:
 l. What decimal si s qIar, i. .12 ) of e pscs? tol What part of 3 peckr is ? Peeks f q lsrts9
 , Two captains observed an eclipse ot the moon, one seeing it al 9 p m, and the other at II p m whs, was The dif-rsuce in their longitude?
 3 What will bs the cost of f silis two of th.m being 2i feet long and s in. by Gin; and t~p being 3 feet loRg, sId siu by 6 in. q: Sl6 per M2
 Hsv many hu-nsls of was.t will fl bin 4f-et laIg. 2t fss, ~ils and ? fee, 9 in. deer?
 5 Sold s piece S' csros,in. for s24o, and l,.t 9 per e,nt; ~ha, .sl!- ing price would have given s gain of 20 per cent?
 6 4 real ss:ats hroksr s)li |. section of lsnj ct S7.5O an acre snl inys,tcd the proceed. in raj ro.i stock, after dsducsing II per cent for selling the land and ] par esnt for buying she stocs; what. ~s, his brsksrsgs,
 ' A school houss is insured at 3-5ths per osat, aad the prsmiu m wa S93.6J; fer how muca was the h Juss insured?
 . A grain dealer bought 6ol bushels Of wasav at SD csats; TOO bushels at S5 esnts; aad 500 bnsbsls ct s7t ssnts; and then ssld the snNrs let st g cents: what did ne gam per cent?
 9 How large note, dus in year 6 mouths, with intsrsst ' per cent will cancel . debt of SAP. dse in year 6 months, withou. intsrsG?.
 10 Two tress stsad on oppsate sides sf . stream 49 feet wide; the height of one tree is to the with of the stream as 8 is to f, and ths width of ths stream is ts the might of the other e 4 is to 5; what is the diHsr- encs bstwesn their ssp-f
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

In 1889 law was ps..ed in Ger many which made IL eumpulsory for every German with an income Q. S45o or more to insure himself agsiast sckness and death. h 1898 there were II 2ol,eo) person. ia 6.rmsny thus insured, sa. 90 many of these suff.red rom consumption that thir.y-ssven Of the insu-Incs com psnies erected &: their o~a expense s sanitsrium for the care et these per sons,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
Diuests what VOL eat.
S1OO: REWARD

Will be paid byin-, toi4uy person 0 persons, who will furnish evidence that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who entered the Cony.r ranch house, about July or August, 1898, and stole one new set of harness. And again on about July 10th this year, and stole provisions and bed ding.
 EUGENE P. A. LARRIEU.
 Fairbank, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Reports from :hs various coun lie. q .he territory sssw thst canpsr- ss!v ly lev applicants psssed the fsssHs:s ezarsination last week. IL 'li. eousiy s!l of the applicants f.il- ed: out of eight is Pima county snly two passed; in Graham csusty on. cut of four paced while in Marisops ssiy thres out of nine applicant. were suseessiul' h ssvera, counties all sf the applicants failed. A gsa- srsl soss!sins is raisei that the s.- ssinssioa questions gre uneocsssArily hard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

A cattle dealer ~he travels all over the no-thw-stsrn ststss reports that the supply sf steers fit for m srkst has been well nigh eIhAlstsi in Oregon, Washington, and 1Isho. Range s..,le, he ssys, srs too thin for slaughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Pittigrev has asked President Nc Kinley 10 give the Dunter Of eslceps established throughout the is'ard of Luzon since our occupation of came. Army ehAplsins report there are ever 40e in Manila and PsttIgrew wants ts know hsw i: is in other Parts of the island.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Jerome has been very dull since Christmas, one of the ebief causes for wbi,h, according to the Hustler, is that several different mining concerns operating near Jerome-of which we hoped great tbings-ssvs failed to strike the large ore boiI.s they were in search of, and reduced their work ing forces,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

A-s-shsn-gay, To-nsy and En-kay dah-:zi-tzi, White Mountain Indians implicated ln the shooting sfray on Jan. 14.a John Dszin's camp had their hearing bs'ore Justice William WEallev on Fri1sy last, and were bound ever to await the action of the grand jury, the first tive mentioned Tor murder and the third for attempt to commit nurdsr r.-BllIe,in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The care against two oolorsd women on charge Of stealing Sll5O from & miner named Mitchell i- being head behind closed doors in Justics Sbuter's curt this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Mr.Frank Pepper i, down in sonor. iying cattle for tie c pircahua Cattle Co. He has soclrsd 800 head Of 6ns steers which will os shipped from Her mo-iilo on the 18th. They will be un- loaded st Bsnssn and driven out to the rsneh.-Benson Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

It is computed that the interest payments tbs, bscsm. due March let amounted to sll .576, ,s6s, .gain.tsll,- 352, 3s7 last year. Incluiing pension and miscellaneous payments, the disburse fer March aggregate aboat ss5 coo 600.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Four thousand American troops now Tn Cubs. are to be brcu; ;ht home this menth and their places are to be ill- e1 with native Cutans, whs are now being enlisted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Bds were rsoieved at Grant on 5th for hay and eats. Mir Frenienthal, of Solomopville, ,wsstae loweet bidder for hay 6; Sli so per ton. Mt RIM Nergsn. of wilcer, gets half of the oats al $l.74.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Fer the next few week., tbs dave and nights will be of practically equal length ell over ,hs word. The Klon- diksrs have ss much osyliEtt new as anysody-snd pretty soon they'll have more.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The Range News says no wolfram ore is being ninsd in the i'm a sdiats vicinity of Russslville. Ths current report is to the sfsct tsat the Phila, delphis and New York companies which jointly s~n como of the clsims are unable to agree upoo rlsn sf operations.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Of late thers has besn 6 great fall- ing of in attendance at the Normal school. ssys the Tempe News. Taere are a, present less thsn6o pupils at tending the school. A year ago the enrolment vas bout l75.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Members of the National Editorial associatioB to the humber of ll0 passed Benson yesterday. They are enroute to CaliiorBis ID three Pull man coaches and baggage car, after having 6Dishsd the business Of the annual ssssion st New Orleans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The Bulletin says: That was m ost successful round-up of train roboer. j.: Cnchi.s cnnc:y recently. IL is more evidence tha. su.lswry slways comes under the strong arm of justice sooner CT later. Ne man can bs . plupderer without getting caught. Crimes sometimes go uapunished, bat but they seldom 70 undstestsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

L.O Cowan who wss a member oiths Arizona Legislature and who is now located iu SJnors, Mexico, thinks that is the richest mining country in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

TucssH's weather prop.et, Wot nore, -sys there will bs an unusual storm on or before the litb. Ther- i. .hable to be rain in valley, snev iu tn. mountains snd c severe late frost
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The bor kite, ths new kite con- struc,ei oa scien.ii: principles, vas set flying today. The kite, ot double box design. is the frs, oti it's kind in this section and attracted consider asle attention today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

David Starr Jordan, president Of Ls- land Stanford university, made 6 speech in Chicago . few day ago, in Whish he declared that the present century would "si.uess the downfall of Great Britair."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Buds in the fruit trees in this sec ton have oemmsnced to show color, and the apricot is in full bloom. A big frui, crop is promised, as the sea- -on, 90 far, has been most Propit;ous
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The Taxpayer. the little paper started Phoenix to make the fight for the water company against the bond proposition, is 10 continus publica ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

ca February 96;h Col J. F. Wilson Arizsna's delegate in Congress, delivered . shor, but strong argument h favor of statehood for AriIona. He is doipg his best to deliver Il, from tsrritorisl bondage
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Next Friday night is the time set for ths dsrte uf ,he Pfo' ection Hose Go. Good n us has been secured and all prepsrsti, ns made for an en- joy Able tine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The very best thing for many of the local politicians in Arizona to do Is to quit being politicians aud get a ciach on the business end of . steady jsh with pick and shovel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The Globe rinss reports ,n,t Ed Howell won the fra; priz, ia the steer tying contest a: Cline, tim 43 seconds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The olive sil industry O; A:izona i. ani.s sn sxtsasiys enc. The Gsz.tIe hss an interesting article on the subject. SiIt; tons of the fruit va. vsrkea mp the past season, and l5oO barrels oi the product constitute the ousru; of another infant industry of the Salt River valley
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
STRAY NOTICE

There came to my ranch at Couten- ton one large brown horse with a white left hind foot no brands or marks. Owner ran have same by proving his title and paying for this no:.e and pasture bill.
 B. CHADWICK.
 Fairbank, A. I.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
BISBEE JOTTINGS
BisBEE. Mar II 1890
 CorPERISGs.


 Payday occurred yesterday and was unusually lively.
 Kuatz who has been propec,ins in sonors, Mex for asset two months has returned.
 Chss " Sanders, the well known mipiag man ef the San JO.s's. is ip tows.
 JI HsLry, q Queen miner hss gone to the Black Dismoud mine ip the pragoen, where to be employed for some time.
 The weather has grown dseidsdl, warmer. It begins to loox as il the back bone of winter is broken. A rain s;orm u0ull beysry acceptable
 Nicx Angu;s has returned from his mine in the Dragons. He reports very satisfactory progress.
 Tim O Conne,l a Bisbee miner who sought relief from rhsunstisr at Agus Calieate Ho. S ring.. has been locstsd at the Sisters Hospital ct Tue son.
 FS Webster head of the s P R R st Benson was . visitor to tbs Gentry dog sni pony sho~. His son accompanied him.
 Station Agent Chapman a. Fair tanks who was one of the persons hold up by the Fairbanks train rob- bers lately has been sisbse visitor for the last two days. He lsavss in the morning for Fairbanks.
 Prof Gsntiy's dog and pony show entertained q large crowd st the mat inee and evening performance on yes- tsrdsy. They slso showed sgsin to- day at II m. No fault can ts found with ths periormsnse,ss all its features are par excellence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The ho;se belong king to the stsE e company which was shot during tb- holdIp at Fsirbsnk, Is slowly rscDyer IBg rom the wound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Tho. Smith msnag-r of tho Husc. 1ucA Water c Eft this mo ming for ru,spn on a visi'. While there he will see the BDstGhisus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

It is undecstOol that lumber of Tombstpneil,s will bs oa hsnl to nor row at Tucson to see tEe Bo t,r isus
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Thoss whs voted for the Puerto Rico tariff bill are ..still eIPlsining to their constituents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

Supervisor Benton aud family felt th. mArnin; for Tucson to sec the D Ds'oniaus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

The dry weather n various parts of Arizonais having s serious effect upon cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18
FrsB, xonday's Dailg:

Burt Grover and vie gre over from Pesrcs
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-03-18

F. W. Howard representing the Keystone P.od ice C.. oi Los Angeles is Toubstons visitor.