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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

who attended the Eiss' installation and entertainment. Nothing like il has ever been seen or experienced in the great southwest and many years are likely to e,spse ere its like will be seen sgsin, Ths whole city was gsrbsd in holiday attire aad all entered into the spirit of the occasion with the glee ol tbe prove,b
 ial'ssnd boy. Silk hst', canes and ulsters were in evidence everywhere. The mo to sf the Elks were "If yen see anything you want. take it, every thing is paid tor" The big parade s;sr-sd at 4:30 P. m and va. q grand sffsir. The banquet took place at 9p. n. and the Opera house was beautifully decorated for the occasion. The bars wers let down and the young lawns turned into the new pasture. The.followiug was the bsreuet programme: "Welcome to Our Brotherhood, $. D. Michel
 son, D. D. ;"R".ponse," Exalted Rule c. r. Nichols; Song (.elected), P. J. Tebsney Eleven O'clock Toast, A, Bernard; Fraternity. A. R. English cohemis. Eckhsrt J Gates Our Paby Lodge, Ben Frankenberg; How il Feels 70 be Baby Elk, Judge c. K. Bo.twick. Elks' milk was supplied tn keep up the spirits of the young iarns. The following are the of cers C. F. Nichols, exalted ruler; Emil Msrks, esteemed leading Knight; Dr. J. W. Farrington, loyal knight; Dr. F. A. Sweet. lscturing kright; ". B. Kelly, secretary; H. c. Stillmsn
 treasurer; John ". Blair, tyler, Scott Whaley, l.. J. Overlook, s K
 Willisms. trustees. The deceratien D of the Opera had been made @ ST ecial feature and experts had been ems plOyed Tor that purpose, the efec. was dazzling and very beautiful. Too much praise canuot be given to the officers and committees for the very efficient and able manner in which they performed tbeir duties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
ARIZ0NA'S DELEGATE
What An Eastern Journal
 Says of Our Mark

The Mirror. critical journal, pub lished a. the National Capitol, has the following to say about the Delegate to Congress from Ariz )ns, ID & recent is sue:
 Marcus Aurelius Smith, Dslegst. to Congress from Arizona, the land of sunshine and silver. There are smiths and Snith., but Marcus Aurelius is not ths orisioal Smith, although be is an original Smith. Born and bred in old Kentucky, 6 scion of one Of i:s oldest and best families. he comes from a s,sts il not from e family that kills, although he has done no killing himself. As gentle ss s woman, courageous as g lion. He represented the territory in Congress, and represented it well, too, for about twelve years, and after an absence Of one term has again been re. elected. When Arizona becomes a state, MT Smith will be one Of its frs. senators. As an orator, not necesssr. fly in Congress, bu, upon the broad praiIies Of Arizona, be is known far and wide as the best stump speaker that ever followed the path of the coyote. Talk about your good story tellers, the ArizeniIn has few, if any, equals. h some respects he is not unlike Grover Cleveland, especially as to his fondness for fishing, Politi- cslly he is ss unlike Grover Cleveland ss two men can be. He is loyal to his parry, faithful to his friends. and just to his antagonists. He is an excel Ian. lawyer, and if the next president is Democrat, Mark Smith would make sn excellent sttorney-gensral. The best evidence of his popularity is clearly shown in his repeated election as delegate in Congress"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
" BISBEE VICTORIOUS
nI a Closely Contested Game
 With Tucson.

Some thres hundred or more base
 ball enthusiasts went down to Tucson yesterday from Bisbse aud Tsmbstone to witness the game between the Tuc-
 ron and Bisbse teams. At the time of the calling Of the game the grsnd- stapd was crowded, the bleschers and over tho1sand people witnessing the game
 The game from start te finish was extremely interesting and It no time was the game suro to either team |, until the third Tucson man hsd been put out in the ninth inning. Both teams showed the lack of practice sni errsrs were numerous on beth sides Tucson having l3 and Bisbee had g. A number Of good plays were made on both sides, . double being mcdsbv Gibbs npsssisted. Siler ritched a gsod game and wbi.s he did not ge: as mspy strike outs as Armstrong he hsli their hits down. Armstrong quit the box in the fifth inning and White took bis place. The playing of Twoomey, the Yellos Kit, siIsr, Gibbs and BleJsse on the Disbcs team is de- serving of special mention. while on the Tucson side, F Drschnan, H Dracbmsn and DSysr carried of the honors.
 Following was the score by innings; Bi,bee..s O l 4 l 1 l "-1O l Tucson. ......2 o2IOO 3-Sl
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The Tonbstone contingent of visi- tors to Bisbee for .he.oranding of Elks left this moraing On the four horse coach sof the Stage company. The jolly party were composed oi Sheriff Del Lewis, W A King, A B English, A c Bsnton, Undersherf Hugh Con- Ion, A Wentworth, Jss :Nsrr., Chss Bowu an, Probate Judge 0 R Bo.t- wick and Treasurer h D scribner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
The New York Sun is of the opip-

The New York Sun is of the opip- ion that Csrnesie's gift oi S5,20e, 900 to New Yerk city to establish sixty Eve branch public libraries, had better be returned to him fer the resson that it will cost the city tee much to equip and msintsiu these institutions The csst of the sites is estimated st $l 3eo, ,000, and to maintain then SC 900, 900. ssum represeItipg the annual interest on twenty millions si bonded indebts dness,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The German emperor is said to have invested S3,O00,O00 in the Atchison, Topeka snd Santa Fe Rsilrosd and other great lines. The Czsr of Russia hs. s5, 900, 800 worth of shares in the Pennsylvania, New York Central and Northern Psc fc lipes, and members of bis family gre in for Sl, 500, 900. Bendes these, the kings of Italy, Greece, Denmark and Belgium are heavily interested ir American enter prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Activity ID copper development is not confined 10 any section oi Ariz- ons, but the area in which it is liber- ally found is less circumscribed than in sny other region oi the world. The Yavapsi, Cochise and Graham county districts, lsca.sd tive or three hun drsd miles frsm each other, each hold out wonderful possibilities and it is a subject ol conjecture ct present which oi the districts will lead in the pro. duction of copper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Exchanges say that farmer near Phoenix planted sn grain of white Australian wheat and at harvest time from it lad sprung l3S3 grains Of large fat ~Eeat. He planted t,u scrss Of this wheat and harvsste i l17 sseks, each wsighisg 13s pounds The single grain spoken of produced thi-ty-Gx stalks,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The sale O. the Congress mine near Prescott for s5,ooo,o0o recal the facs that few years ago the dislric ~as condemned bya leading member of the AnerieaR Institute oi siiuing Engineers on account of surface ia- dicstions. -It is said William Parish. the famous Colorado expert, kept a friend from buying the United Verde tor $I5,Ooo, but $I0o,0OO, 100 would not buy it now frem Senator Clark, Experts are not always mistaken. el course.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

It is understood W c Greene is in- vsstIpg heavily in cattle alsng tn, San Pedro and Bsrbacomari valleys and proposes to make that range one vast cattle ranch. With the securing of the grants and cattle ranches in that ssctioa, as already intimated in the.e columns, MT Greene wIll have a domain covering several hundred ih ussnd acres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

E The Tucson Citizen csmss to our exchange table bsdecksd in s new livery and change Q! political com pie1ioD, having passed to . change of ownership with 0sIien Moore as editsr and J H. Bshsn ss busins sss mansger The Citizen announces a straightforward dsmoerstic policy and its u.tersnce, fsifly brsatss the sd- vocscy of pure dem ocratis principles Of the vholssons brand, The PRes-. RECTOR extends best wishes to our nsighbor sn predic:s that the new Citizsn will be a powr in the demo- cratic councils.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week
DEED.

Interr atiousl Land Go to Mrs Kat, Kringis, Douglas property, $50. wstervale Mining Co ts Jehn E.- espule. mill.ite, s2j0.
 Fred Stone to E West, Bisbee property sSee. Hsyhurs, & Johnson to Frank Armstrong, land, $500.
 Peter Johnson to MT. L L Fike land, S5gO.
 U. s. to Peter Johnson, patent. Rucklehsu,er & Grover to J Pesrcs. miae., Sl0e.
 L D Redfeld to Pearcs, mines Sl00.
 Fred Herrera to D Lowry, cattle s7ooo.
 International Land Co to R v Daniels, Douglass property $500. International Land Go to J E Aisno, Douglass property, $500. H'rrsrs < Mcclure te D Lowry Ian l, s75.
 Board sf Supervisors ts c 3 Tar bell, Ia, title, ss. 8.
 WE Reuss to " \ Failing, nine,, $500.
 Dr R A Alton to Emn. Aiton, per soRal property. Sl.
 R I 4 R J Lockie to John T.oo- msy Disbee property, $500. NJ J Brophy to Dodge { Jans., Bi.bes property, s25eo.
 John Connolly, ct al ts Copper Glance Co, Ninss sl.
 Jos Campiri to J Le.zy nsky, niaes, s1O
 MORTGAGE.
 H ( Wien ts W F Nichols. Assignment by L C Shattuck to L W L Gunnel.
 E s West to Henry Many. ? U Armstrong, ct al to Peter Jshn . con
 Maggie Dohsrty to Maggie Lstssn. Assignment by A J Nesbit ts wC Bridwsll.
 Fraacisco 1 Dolores Mesa to John A Dunbar.
 A H Rhodes to Csss Holz.
 LOCATION Que mir by Ednsy & Graydsn. One mine sy Haldsrnsn q Wien. One mine by TkosiA Tate. One mine by W N Filling. One mine by H D Hihs Four mes by Tbos Burns. One mine by Black DiSmond Co. Four mines by Fraser, Henry and Grscy.
 Official bonds of Geo N Nesle, Frank 3 odbody.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE. J W Sullivan to Sophie A Gibbors.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION of California 4 Arizona Copper Go. l,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

This month q nsw rate Of postage between the United States anI Cura went into effect. This will hezceforth be at domestic rstss, ju.t as it now Is ts Mexico and Canada, IL is e.timst. cd that the reduction will cause falling og oi S3s, eco in receipts the hrst year. but that this will soon be made up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

E. c. Hamilton and H. c. Hei-ler the former ths head and the latter . msmb of the United States geolos- ical surveying party, are ct wsrk on the Salt river, above the dam. The purpose Of the investigation is 70 locate the depth as which b d rock can be reached in the river bed SO as to form estimates on the probable cost of building . reservoir.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The PRosPEcToR IS in receipt of a reat brochure i'.ued by Msior J I NcClintock, embracing 6 register pf the 2lst legislature with trief
 iogrsphicsl sketch of the members of 10th houses. The work reflects ,redit on the ability Of the author and is neat souvenier of the probable last territorial legislature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
A.s.s.os s.s been found in y.r,eus

A-bss,os hes been found in vsrieus localities in Arizona. The best seen by the writer was brought from the Grand Canyon of the Colorado By lat. Capt. O'Eisl. The fibre of that, however, was rather short fer eoia- nercisi uses. The fsrs of the best asbestos is about six inches long. It 6 worth so per ten Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Q1its number of the Tombstone contingent returned home today after being duly branded as an Elk at the Bisbee conclavs last night. They sll report a royal time. Bisbes hss te l. turned over to the antlsred yi.i:o.s and fairly su.dOing hersslfin hospi ~ abe welcome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Fraps Payls opened his new saloon on the corner Of Sixth and Allea on Saturday evening and a general house. warming had. Mr. Payls i, a we'll knowa rombstonite and has many friends who wish him success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

John J Hickey. brother of Philip K Hickey of Phoenix, died st Diamond sprinE', Cal, last week. Mr Hickey was Tn Tombstone in the early days of the camp. He held an important : tositien with the firm ot P W Smith d Co.,, the lsrssst house in Ariz 1na. He left Phoenix about two years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

A surprise party by q hest Of friends was tendsrsd Mss May Holland lsst evening at her home. The evening was snisyably spent iK general ssciasility, refreshments were served and th, event, ia honor of one $ Tonabstsns's popular young ladies, meet pleasantly rsmsnbsrsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Of San Ygnscio Copper Mining Co.
 LIEN. A Giesler vs Vim Zent.
 AGREEMENT. Between Wm Reuss and W N Failing. Between W H Anderson and H s Wien.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Among it's science notes the Scien- ific American ssys that the meteorite which fell at Porto Alegre. Brazil, has now been measured and the results are most astonishing. It measures 5S feet from the base and is s5 feet high
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The proposed EIks opera house at Prescott when completed will have a seating capacity of l,40O persons. The front W Il be of tufs. the bslance of brick an l stone. The building will ts two stories high and 1O0xl36 feet
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The supreme courto California bss decided that Wells, Fargo X Com pany must pay the stamp tax on eI- press receipts. The express company bs. made the shipper pay thi. tax and the decision of the court Is soneshas tardy, as the law will become obsolete after the first of July.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

At the Arlington Hotel today at 3 p. n. Julius P Christensen and Sarah E Bromley. wsre jIiDsd in the hsly bends Of ma,rimony The bride was beautiful and modest, the groom brave and strong. Justice Clark sficisted with . blush and a strong de,irs to do his du'y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
The Holland Submarine Boat.

All of our readers are familiar with the Holland suomariEe boat, with which it is possible 10 go about conn., letely under water. If the enemy have big war ship lying in a strongly fortIhed harsor, fbe beat csa be submerged and make it's way to the ship. place a powerful ex plosiye under it and blow IL to pieces without appearing above water. While this boat secretly destroys ships of .ths enemy, Hostet:er' Stomach BIuers ike wise attacks and overoomes Dangerous diseases. A few doses will gIve reiiefIn any stomach, liver or blood disorder, The Bnters not only cure ihe sick, but prevent the well from becoming sick. It should be taken by all whs need q strengthening tonic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

A son arrived st the home of Martin Costello on Saturday and was the csuas of tho besmIng smile of the happy father. The new arrival is s bouncing chsrab Of 10 lbs. and m other and child are doing we'll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Itwould be some thing like s case of retributive justice if high tariff should be the rock upon which the rtpubli- csn parry goes 10 pieces. The Bsb- cock proposition for free trade in trus; controlled articles indicates that il may be.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

A carload of Arlzons curiOsities in the line of Indian pottery and woven work. has been shipped to Buffalo for exhibition in the Psn-American ex position. The shipment was made by w Benhsn of Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

If the Manila news can be credited, kguinaldo, so long denounced Tor tresshery and other edious crimes, i' ence more our "g-eat snt good ally There is much humor in new'. II oae has the capacity 10 locate it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Jailor Jack Matthias came h today from flying trip to Bi.bee. He re- ports great preparations made for the EiKs celebration tonight-the city is d -cora,ed and s royal welcome await. ing the visiting sntler..
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Chas. Henderson was in from the valley today 10 meet his brother Frank Henderscn, who arrived lasl evening from Denver. The latter i= here on a visit and will remain a fortnight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Last week the Commonw alth Min. ing < Milling Co. made the largest bullion shipment over made from Prsrce-:wenty bars, velusd a: about $40. soc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The Phoenix correspondent of the Bulletin says: As near as I caq figure up. and fear I have overlook cd few i.ems of importance. ths l4st legislature ap .yropris.ed about $3G5 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The giant smong ship, the Celtic just launched at Bslia>t, is an eighth Of mIle long with beam O; seven- ty-fvs fee, and 33 GOO tons displace- ment. She has room for 2,sO0 pas sengers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The machinery from the Tribute will have been moved te the new combination shalt this week aud tas work Of erecting the h ist w,li shortly be under way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

It is said that Mesa will try the effect of the local option law enacted by the last legislature and make an absolutely dry town of the teuth s,de capital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

E schuster, the St Johns merchsnt vas in Phoenix arranging 10. q sheep shipment of 46.eOo heal to Kanss. City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

It is ssid that fortune knocks once ct every msn's door, but sonet mes the man is in 6 neii hboring saloon aud don't hear tn, knocking.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

A Tempe farmer bUssts of a chicken with lou legs. A chick wth iOu. dsumsiicke is competent l. beat tAe bad
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

What is described as a"noun,sin of slsss" is said te have teen discovered in the Hsrqus Hals range O. mou D. tains, near Yuma,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

H k Morrison, s we'll known cattle man arrived today from the valley stfe' load of su ppliss. etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

supt A l. Gros, of the Tranquility Ce' was an ouigeing passenger this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Ars r Cunningham and children returned to Bisbee tsisy after c brieI visit here with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Chas c Thomas of Denver is @ Tombstone visitor, He is hare on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The St JUhus Herald hss sgai. changed hands and 0 E O.eIsou h. assumed the e.ito:ship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

The sdrninlstra,ion would seem to have quite enough on it's hsrds with out attempting b name Mir Mckin- ley's successor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Thos. Steele, the well known Cochise county pioneer. came ia to-. day from Wilcox on a brief vi.i:.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

F'om Monday'e D1i.y,
 $ E Conboy, the well knCwa drug drum mer arrived today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

A company hes been form d ;o bore for oil near Temlo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

ro cure Constipation rozsvsr. Take Cascsrets Candy Cstaaruc loe or 3e
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

Aw Howe returned to Bi.bse today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21

From TueGa9's Issue.
 No western mail a riv.d today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
BIsBEK, April l6. 1901.
COVERINGS,

Hello Bill The scenes, incidents aud events which took place today and most part of the night will bs sngrsven in the memory Of those
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-21
BISBEE JOTTIAGS
Bisbee. April l3, 1901 C PpERINGS

Robert Lockey snl sister leit yes terdsy for Phoenix where they will re- main for me time,
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