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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25
ARIZONA'S CLIMATE
The Oppressive Heat Only
 In Imagination

An exchange spsakisg of the nat-
 ursi advantages Of the territory, says
 that one of Arizsna's chief attractions
 is it's superb climate. For niss
 months iL the year the climate is as
 near perfection 90 possible, and the other three months are not e dis sgrs, able e eastern people have been led to believe. In some psrts of the territory the thsrnsmster may regis ter ss high as l05, CT even IIo, but she heat is not oppressive and the nights are very cool. Is Is . habit with Arizonians to go to the seashors for e few months in the summer time.. but they are always glad to get back. During the past few weeks the heat of the entire east has been greater thsn thst of Arisons. Hundreds of dsaths have occurred frsm excessive heat in many of the ssates, while ia Arizona sunstrokes and prostrstio.s ron heat are unknown.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25
SEVERE WINDSTORM
An Incident at Gila Bend Dur
 ing the Storm

A telegram was received here yes tsrday from Gils Bend saying that . severe windstorm Friday night had demolished several buildings. The rsstsursnt of Mon Pau was rszsd to ths ground. Besides this building others were totally wrecked. The damage done will run into thou sands. No deaths occurred, though several closs escapes are reported. A cradle, containing 6 little child. wss picked up . carried for . distance of 200 ysSds. It was laid Gswn nigh, side up on the verge of very large hole. When the parents of the child came up they found it shaking a rat tle.-Gszst.e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25
PROMISING OUTLOOK
The Conditions in Co, hise
 Present Rosy Hue

Of the mining outlook in Cochise county the Benson Frees ssys: The mining outlook throughout the terri tory, especially in Cochiss county was never 90 bright and prospsrous g as it is today. With the boun,iful rains with which the county has been favored the mining camps are assured plenty Of wster for all purposes. as well ss for the tirsless prospector who punches bis burro in search of the precious minerals of which Arizena mountain ranges srs 90 ia!!. Ii:h the work on the big new shaft at Tombstone, with the probability of . railroad into that camp. Gleason, Turquoise, Pssrce and other prsmis- ing camps in the Drseoon range, this psrtcf our prosperous county will sx- perisDes boom never sesn before in its history.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25
COUNTY NEWS
Reddington Postoffice Gone
 Three Men Drowned

A Benson correspondent ssys:- Riley Bsnnstt's house, better knowI as the Reddington posiofice, wal entirely washed away by the lat, flood. This was one of the fines houses on the lower San Pedro.
 A dead man was found in the SAr Pedro river Tuesday about thirty. six miles below Benson, believed to be the same man that was sesn floating down the river here at Benson OF Monday morning. Although it is rs. ported here that two other men making three in all, were drowned during this lest flood, your correspon. dent has been unable to And out who they were.
 Work on the Benson pressed fire brick and tiling msnuisctory is pro- grsssing nicely.
 San Simon, Aug. Is, 1901.
 ED PRosPEcTcR- Weather clear. No rain.
 Grass is better than il has been for years.
 Look out for some big mining deals in this section this season.
 George Gardner is sgsin 6 San Simon resident. having moved back to town.
 Prcspectors are jubilsn', as the recent rains have assured plenty Of water in the mountains while the mineral is hereabouts in plenty.
 Mrs Wm Hayes and her sister Miss Annie Rogers are spending . few months in the mountains sn an out ing trip.
 Another dance took pl.es here last Friday night and was thoroughly en- joysd by all participants.
 IL is repor ed esveral of our resi- dents will be brought b lore Hymens altar shortly. Several are sho~ing  Mrs A J Burlsson is visiting San Simon friends.
 Robert Reed has returned from a ong visit to his old home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Mrs Allen k Eugish received s
 telegram from her sister Mrs M
 Mshomich, thai their father, A D
 Walsh was very sick yesterday at
 Naco. Mrs English left immediateIv and reached Naco last evening, but
 Mir Walsh died this morning and the remains are being brought 10 Tomb stone Tor in,erment in the family plot. Mir Walsh was among ,be pioneers Of Tombstone having had charge of the Can Can restaurant for ears, and has experienced the vicissi. tudes Of frontier life until at the age of 62 he answered the final summons. kr Walsh bad been i'll fer some time and soccumbed to e siege Of pneu- nonia. Tke sympathy of the com- nunity is rendered the bereaved rel. Itives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

A valuable horse belonging to Ben F Smith and used on his stage line to Gleeson and Pearce was taken sick to- day and it is feared It will die. The animal is being treated and doctored and nothing spared to save it il possible, while nearly everyone in t1wn having any knowledge Of horse diseases have been called in consul.- ation to furnish a remedy for it's re. relief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Rev Elliott conducted services yes- terdsy at st Paul's church both morn. ing aud evening. He diseuesed re- isious disceursgemens in ,he morn. b. ing. In sn eloquent manner he 'hswed that not in nature, not in e1. tsrnsls is God found, but in the s,ill email voice within which spesks courage and consolation to the soul Oar duty toward these who are over. taken in fault, furnisbed , 8 subjec, Tor the evening. Our attitude should be one of charity and hslpfulnes., not ot coldness and hsrsb judgment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

A Missouri man collected pay ioI sn old mule killed by the cars by sending ;be officials of .he road, the following dun:
 Our donkey stood on the railroad side,
 Your train came whizzinz by The driver pulled her open wide
 And knocked our mule shy high No bell was sounded OCT the hill, No friendly warning toot, And I you fail to pay your bill ..
 By George we'll enter suit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The meansss man we've heard of lately, sold his son-in-law one. half interest in COW and then refused to divide the milk, maintaining that it was only the front half of the COW that he cold 90 he obliged the son. iu-law to provide The food, and water the COW twice . day. Recently the COW hooked ths old man and he is suing the son-in- law Tor damages.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

since March 4 1900, the date of the PssssRe of the rev baukirg law. there have been organized in the Uni''d States, 665 nstional banks by bond deposit aRgressting $lO, O,0Os, |. 200 or these banks 457 wsr. organ. ized with capital of lees than $sO.- o0O. the so'sl amounting 10 sII,ss2,- ooe, snd POS with . capital oi s5O, 900, Ooo or over, the agsrsgats an noun ting to s22, 1885, .oOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The most completely tied up town on record in this country i. San Fran cisco. A hundred vessels on the. bay front cannot be loaded or unloaded, , the streets are filthy for lack of sweep- ing, building is at ( standstill and hundreds of men not directly concern. ed ia the slrise are made idle on account of it. The strikers are strong and will win out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

IL is said e1cessiye perspiration will remove freck'e, ard pimples and make tn, complexion clear. Now girls, if you will lay aside that shirt waist and collar, and put on sum- bonnet, and dive into the wsshtub Monday morning your free!lss and pimples will disappear along with your mothers backsche,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Toe new revised statutes have Dsen put into circulation Those Tor free distribution in Maricopa county ha, e been delivered to the county recorder, the law authorizing the publication providing for come reason that the recorder instead Of the board oi supervisors should attend to this busi- ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Dr. J W Harrington is Tomb.toue visitor. He stopped over here CD his way from Tucsen yesterday where he witnessed the ball game. The deotor sta'e' 'he BIsbes team did nobIy a. the score of to 0 shows. The Bisbee Club have now bested the Tucson club three sines ard are -eady for the next ehsllsnee,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Several more or lees prominent re. publicsns are showing 6 lot oi anxiety lest the wicked democrats take sd- vantage of the steel strike to make party capital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

One by one the dreams of Julss Verne are coming to pass. The jour nsy around the world is being accom- plished in lsss time than SO dave. and wfils "20, coo leagues under the sea" is not yet su socorlplished fact, sub. marine navigation is. Are .he "innr- ney to the moon" ard the "trip to the north pole" too much ts expect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The Phoenix board of trade sent out nearly 5000 advertising folders this week arrangements made with railrosd systsms that will result in writeup of Arizena's wealth being put in the railroad compsny's advertising phamphlsts, This will mean the ad- vantAses of the territory beng brought to the attention of thousaads oi people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Someone with load of bcoze aboard perforated the nidnieht air last night with three o. four shots He probably thought he had more loads than he !could convien,ly carry, and woult dispose of some of them Too much tomioolery of this kind is liable to lead 10 the loeknp and subsequent repentance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Tombstone Twill soon Dc connected by telephone with the outsiie world. The Gils Valley Telephone Co, who have a franchise. will shortly build through Pssrce, Gleason, Tombstone and Bisbee to Tucson and the long dists nee lines. Work will begin in a sbort time and the line established in Tombstone before next January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The statement of Kitchener that be intends adopting stern measures to end the war" is natural eueugL-the general generally does his generallipg 6 about fifty miles astern of the Boer raidiug parties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Joha Peterson, tie well known mining man is a Tomb,tSHe Ti-itc today from his mines in the Hus- chucas. He brings encouraging re rorts oi ,hs developmeIt of hir propertv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Hsllel What's the matter with Gov Taft' He declares that tariff reform is imperative for the develop msnt of the Philippines Congress man Bsbcock ssys it is as imperative for the U. s., but the republican bosses cay no. Perhaps if the matter were sufficiently sgits,sd, they migh, change their minds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The testh annual session of the grand lodge ot Arizona. IOGT, will convene in Bisbee on Wednesday. the ]etn inst. It is probable bsws,sr that Postponsmsnt will be had un. 'ii certainty of travel on account of wsshouts. is established.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

An Oklahoma woman won the prize offered by an eastern paper for the best ausSer to the conundrum. "Why is . newspaper like 8 woman ?" Her answer was: Because every man should have one of his own and not run alter his neight or's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Michael Dayitt, the Iri.h leader, declares that England's attempt to wipe out the two South African trs- publiss is the crime of the century. The worst of it is. that 6 word from this government would have stopped the crime in the beginning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Superintendent Clifford of the Pea o0ay mine was down ,his week. The oad road' are . disappointment to him ss they peds to . grs.. e.,snt 'ne ore shipments from the mine,- Range News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25


 this morriog for c trip to the old pueblo returning about midnight. All were somewhat tired with their dave outing but stated that they hs had . good time. The ball game wad very interesting one and well played by both sides. The game was 3 to o in favor of Bisbee and was witnessed by c great number of people. Our boys are very much tlated oyer their victory as they have s right to be, this being the third time they have wrested the palm of victory from their opponents snd their defeat today was most crushing, As they did not score point and the most they could do was to make third base.
 BIsBEE, August IS, 1901
 GATHERINGS.
 Dr A H Sweet is again attending his patients.
 A number of Bisbeeites wore left at Benson today.
 The weather was almost perfect te- day. Horizsn slightly clouded,
 Mrs Ed Hall and child left for the Esst on this mornings train.
 Miss Ina Wilkinson, c guest of Ars H Donald, is confined to her rooms with 6 slight illness.
 l, is reported that twelve milss of track on the $ P. this side of Yuma have been washed away.
 Dr NJ Esllodo. and eminent oculist from New York city has opened offices at the Bsssemsr.
 The Bi.bee Aerie F o E, are &C., quiring many new membsre. The charter list will remain open for sixty days.
 MT. Clavson, the agent for the Union Iron works, returned today from the Csnsnsss. He goes to San Francisco tomorrow.
 The entire auditors ofic, of the A 4 s E 4 8 W were movet to Fl Psso yesterday. That department Hiil be operated in the fu,ur, i.om th 2 Fl Paso ead.
 A cloud burst and big frod oc- ec-red at cvugia. yesterday. The roof of the shed belonging to s F Mcguire was blown away and several tsnrs were carried of by the flood.
 Some miscrssLt killed the pet peccary and poisoned the young mountain lion bslonging to Hall & Gsssoway, Bank Exchange. The lion fe.tunstsly vas saved.
 It is said tha. John A Campbell, for many years head clerk in the general office of the Copper Queen, and now on visit h Canada, will accept . responsible position with the Greene Consolidated Mining company at the Cansneas, Mexico.
 A Mexican named Joaquin Lopsz grabbed a handful of silver from the roulette table at the Maze saloon la.t night about F o'clock and started to run up Tombsrone Gulch followed by . mob of men and all the stray dog. in town He was overhauled by Constable Johnson and will be sent. epced tomorrow. Owing to the breaking of an co. centric on the engine hauling the ex- cursion train from Tucson last nigh. near Mace Junction the train did not arrive until 3 o'clock in the 1 morning. As it was, the engine gave out on the grade near the hospital | and the passengers walked in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

They have . wonderful doctor in ssnord. One afternoon abou, a month ago, be took 6 thirsy.tso pouod tumor from . 6ity.seven pound girl aad had twenty eigh. pounds of girl left. He may be . nne doctor. put he is . poor ma.hems,,ciao- Globe Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

l. r Bu's, we'll known newspa1 CT
 .u IS Tombstone visi or from ssford where he ba, been identified "ith the Guardian and assisted in the issue oi the creditsble new Century souvenier edition of ths, journal
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

A tramp who was put of Conduc. 'er Aad.gsu's freight train Aug I.,h, near Aapzora fired a .ho. a, the csooose' the ball going through the cupalo. was arrested .t Cechise and taken to Willcex for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The miners of Kelvin saw A bsrrel oi "hiskey floating down the Gils ri'sr last week. It wss rescued and saved from falling into the hand, q, minere further on down ,h. Gill. The "biskey is reported ,o have bsen excellent, and the miners were more than ever glad that it rsined.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The mail robber was industrious in the United States during the fiscal yssr ending June 3e, 1901. Accord ing te the chief inspector of the post oHee department, 1885 pos.oEcss were robbed, thiriY-sevsn stage coaches were held up and s56 mail pouches were stolen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Bliss Aanes Morris wbo has be.n visiting here for the past three months, left for her home .. Globe this morning. She is 6 oou,in of the late Mrs Hsnningsr sud Mrs AR English.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

non ; M Frstklin and wife and babies leave for the Huachucs this morning. Mrs Franklin and chil- drsn will stay ss the for, whi,e Mir. Franklin will visit mines in that region also taking occasional hunting excursions
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The cool winds b l vii today would seem to indicate that the back bone of the hot season is badly bent, ii not entirely broken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The next regllar county exsmin- stion for teachers will be held in the Probate Court chambers in the court house at Tombstone on Monday, Sep, Pod, 1901. All interested would do well to remember the date an be ou hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Itis noted that Indians and Mexi- cans rarely suEer from heat pros- srstion and never die frem its effects. This nay bs accounted for by the fact that they So net rssd the hot weather hints in the newspapers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

'~nr Tensece sPa ssd spscse les. ;I.s sA.
 To quit tobacco easily and forever. De netic. full C. life, nerve and vigor, take No-T. Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak mer strong. All druggists. soc or si. Cure g1aran eeed Booklet and sample free .'drez 1eesiinF RsDs~. . cAs~aer Nsw
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The regular meeting of the Fort nlshuy Club has been changed to wednesday instead ol Monday. The next meeting will be held on Wed. nssdsy of this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The railroad to Tombstone should sy sli means be broad-Gags il it euld immortslizs the man who ia .ev;v;,o the csmp.-Tucson Pot
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

A marriage was issuel tody by Probate Judgs Bo twick to John Rus' to wed l. zzie ione-, bo h of Naco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

Thsre are four theusand V lames in '"e osrneais free library in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25
BISBEE JOTTINGSl
BIsBxK, August 16. 1901


 George Roberts and bride returned today and will make their future home here.
 Mrs Chas Blackburn and daugh- ter csms over from Tombstone to. day and will remain visiting friends and relatives.
 Constable Doyle returned home from Tombstone today. where he went with two prisoners.
 Dr F A Sweet returned today from the east where he hss been on . visit to relatives and friends.
 The Midsummer Invitation dance given at the opera house this evening was a we'll attended and enjoyed by everybody.
 The ususl weekly refrigerator car arrived today and the butter and egg fsmips is over for the present ss- cordingly.
 The dance given last night st the Opera bouss by the Silver Dollar club, wac 6 very enjoyable affair. Hempels orchestra supplied the music.
 The building east of .he Opera club is nearly computed and will be opened as c restaurant this week by M. Gulley.
 Ben Snesd oi the Greene Cattle company, was on the streets today. His company has recently shipped e number of car loads of horses from Benson to Kansas, where they will be put on the cattle ranges.
 The parties who enticed the little 13-yssr. old girl to Mace were brought before Judge Williams te day and fired s2l each.
 The lineup of the Bisbss team who will play the Tucson Grsys Sun day next, will be as foliaws: Lopez catcher. Armstrong pi.cher, Graf fret base, Godfrey eecond base, Morse short stop, Brown third base, Bledsee left field, Jsnes center field, Howe right field, Martinez substitute.
 Toe much mesesl juice nearly cost a Mexican his life today when the train arrived. He a,temped to jump on tbe steps of the train bu, did not and fell scross the rails. Engineer Wsimss saw him fall and by instsn:iy applying the air br-sks stopped the train just as the wheels oi ths pass- ger coach were within @ foot of the body.
 BIssKE, August r, 1901
 COVERINGS.
 CIV Hicks and family have return cd from Los Angeis..
 Miss Harriet Warning is at present visitig at the Slaughter ranch.
 Geo c Clark. U s. deputy surveyor, has returned from Nscozari whore he went on minius bnsiness.
 Dr. H. Schmeiding is having con. siderable changing made in the sppearsnss of his iswelry store. The front is being replaced with plate glass. When finished 1t will be very attractive.
 The careless handling of a heavy piece of iron by one of the smelter employees yesterday occssi0ned a bad y Inangled foot.
 A heavy thunder stsrm visited us yesterday afternoon, causing . flood down Brewery Gulsb. H O Stillmap, tookkseper for Tovera & MossmaB, butchers, left for | the coast today. The telephone company are kept busy repairing phones which have been burnt out by lightning.
 The Midsummer hop, given under he auspices of tbs Stag club was well and proved 6 nost enjoyable lffair.
 The Bisbee Ledge of Elks held heir usual seseion on last Friday night. Several new members were initiated.
 E B Msson is erecting . large Tareheuss ou property near the ,owell siding Ths building will be Ised for storage and commission usiness. Ed Moore. the Willcsa cattle broker. 'ft for Nsco today Tn search of hsrses , 'hich were recently stolen from his ,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

TO western mail arrived today ew- ing to washouts bey ond Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

The fire loss of the Uoited Statss and Canada for the month of July shows . total of $l5, 10000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

From Monday'e Dai;y.
 Ahzons-the land oi running water Post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

r-~ q. gen-r- ."'7-~o 5a!iit csire .r.y g.,
 -5s s1 AL drusrists
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-08-25

From 7iaedao's Isur.
 The Board of Supervisors will be in session next Monday O fix the tax rate of the county.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
Notice..

An friends of organized labor who
wish to employ painter, paper hang
er or decorator will confer a favor on
Local Union No. SO of Painters, Paper
Hangers and Decorators of America, if
they will ask the workmen to show
their working card. Below is a list Of
journeymen members of No. SO of this
city:
p. Willis, Ernest Rogers, r. H. Vada-
kin, VIM. Evans, j. w. Albright, Phil
Schreiber, C. G. Hannold e. G. House
man, j. G. Fittler, James McCallister
Frank Miller. C. w. Nosset, Harry
Theis, Alden Rose, Chas. Theis, ]. N
Kirkpatric A. H. Bolles, H. Gafkin, T.
j. Weber l. F. Harper, P. E. Rousch,
G. A. Ham, David Theis, d. w. Morse,
F. w, HILL j w. Jones, q. l.. Green,
W. E. Shockey.
The following is list of contractors
who employ union journeymen:
B. EYeleigh, +. M. Speilman, C. G.
Weber r. Rudig. G. H. Theis, Sign
painters-Johnston & Miraben, Ed A.
Blume.
We hold meetings every Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock in the Mills
Building. corner Second and Putnam
streets. All painters not members are
cordially invited to call.
G. w. NOSSET, Com.
May 81 1wk.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-06-02
Newport

By Associated Press
Cincinnati, o., June 1.-Brothei
Fred was the only winning favorite.
The track was fast.
Six fuIlongs: Flop, first; Alamo,
second; Little Sallie, third. Time,
1:15.
Five furlongs: Fries Krup, first;
Corine c., second; DR.. Worth, third.
Time, 1903.
Six furlongs: Jim Gore II. first;
Lady Kent, second; Pine Chip, third
Time, ,r1;14%.
Mile and sixteenth: Slasher, first;
Dolly Wagner, second Edna Garry
third. Time, 1:4SA.
Five furlongs: Founding, first;
Silk Cord, second; Lyndes Tree, third
Time, 1:01%,
Mile Brother Fred. first Meggs
second; Isaac Lindsay, third. Time
1:42.