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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Leo Costello Accidentlv Shoots
 Himself.

One of the most dist essinz and most poignant accidents which has occurred in this section for many years happened at Fairbanks st about f p. m. last Saturday siternoou.
 Charley Bsschelor, an intelligent and gentlemenly htile fellow of l, years Of age made the following state ment to ths reporter of the PRo5PEc- TOR:
 "We left Tombstone at II 6. ID on Saturday, We hal ons-horse buggy and .here were three of US Leo Costello, Ed Garrett and myself We went down to the San Pedro riYer on 6 bunting trip. We tied tue outfit up this side cf the river, and waded scross the river, Alter about an hour we came back, vet and muddy and stsrtei for home. Ed Garrett sat on sbe right. sat in the middle ard Leo Costello on the le 1t Lee had 6 single barrel trigger on the eide gun; be had it cooked and l ssked him te remove the cartridge He said "Oh, no; wan. to shoot another dove first" At this time be had the stock of the gun resting on the spalsh hoard in front and the muzzle resting on his stomach. When oppo ite the Montezums House, Leo icok of his hat. aud stopped down seemingly to brush the mud of his shoes, when the gun went of, I turnsI to him and he then had bic hat over his heart and said " I, I, am gone" The hs, which was covered in blood dropped 10 the foor and he dropped back and never moved after and had to hold him to prevent h m falling out of the buggy, and tLen some people came sni that is all knov."
 T m Lar:eau, oi Fairblnk', brought in the news Uf the accident about I p. m.. and Martin Costello, Leo's father, left almost immediately for Fairbanks and returned with the re mains o: his son at II 30 p. m.
 Leo was a brilliant, bright and precocious lad and was ia Professor Willard's High Grade Fourth R. ader class.
 The funeral took place from hi. l parents residences ct 3 o'clock yester- day afternoon and was attended by | his father and mother and brother and sisters and nearly the whole o. the com muLity. Int procession te the cemetery wac of great engtb. The forsl ofsrings and wre4 hs wers many aad besut i'ully constructed One Of the most neiible festuree c he cemetery was the gsrlanded grave of eversrcens, wresth., flowers and ine wii.s linen, prepared and decorated by Mrs. F. N. Wo,cott and Prosessor Willard, emblems,ica', we uppose. Of the tomb of Our Sayi ur. To tho be-eayei parents wordJ gre
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

August G,isl.r, the Naco lumber- man and Ex-Jus:ice Of the Pc, ce is a Tombstone yi.itor. Mr Geisler is a well known and highly respected c,ti- zen Of Naco and we are very pleased ta have him in our midst,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
ADvERTIsED LETTER.

The following is a list of letters re- mAining in the general delivery at she Tomhstone postofsce for tb, month ending Dec. 3l, 1900: Jan es Dugap Dolores H.r. morcos Herrera J T Hugh.s J Meyer Rev Js McCov W U MeCfesry Mrs Lulu McLeod Asnusi Munists Joe S -thertond When calling for above letters, s.y advertised giv.ng date of ady.,ti.. nsnt.
 L c. CRABIE. I'M.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Filter William Hat,ich, of the Tombstona PRosPEcros. pl sssn. .iy remembered the Citizen office by stop. ping yesterday and visiting with u,. MT H sttieh va, ou his wss to Pi os- nix to attend the meeting Of the Frees of the territory which meets in ihe capitol city. -cI,isen,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

s. Bryant came in from Los Au.. geles, where be has been on a vi.it. We'll improved in health and will pr. . ceed to Gltason, where he i. largely interested ID mining.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

The Washington Post, which loses no opportunity to have . little fun with Teddy, expresses fear lest he sheuld bs loss in the mountains of Colorado and not bs on hand to make ths inauguration show . success. De easy. Ar Post, Teddy has shown him self to Le hard man to los
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During the
 Pas tWeek

ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE. c Berhoff 10 A McDermott.
 FRooF OF LABOR. On mine by A McNeil. Op 5 mines b. Batch ldsr. On mine by A Chedal.
 LOCATION 2 mines by Brown, Wiles, Taylor, ct al.
 mines by A Chedai. mines by Drag oon Mg. Co. l mine by Copper Grown Co. mine by Dwyer & Greer. l mine by Moore & Lasseter. mine by Stone. mine by Peter Johnson. 1 mine by Jackliu X Cummings.
 MORTGAGE. P&J Gonzalesto c BirkhoG. B Dunlap to Adams X Brigham Live S,sck Co. Jos Schwartz 10 Bank of Bisbee. E R Langford to c B Wilson.
 DEED. sJ Miller to Copper < Gold Quartz Go, mine. SSO03. c L Edmundssu to Copper Queen Co. Bisbee property sI200. JW stumpt to s Palmerlee, mines s4.
 JT McKenney to R M McKenney, cattle slo0. Perrung X Strong to I " Wallace. mines S1.
 Jos Hoefer to A Boyle, Tonbstone property s30. Eiwsrd, & Edwards to Blk of Bis bee, Trustee, deed of truss. QIong Kee .s Chss Hoy, personal pr)per,y s25e. Chss Grsnds,rom 10 Jshn KIusella Bi-oee roperty $500. DM Hasler to M N Elward', Bis bee property $500. SCsmpbell to Thos Hsg.n, Bisbee property $75O. R McAx:ord to Cummings & Jack lin, mines Sl. Jscklin & Cummings to R McAx- ford, mines Sl.
 BOND OEcisl honda of J E Ksnnr, A Bauer, L JOserlock, butcher bonds.
 LEASE. v L FoTlsT to Sui Sing.
 SATISFACTION OF JRTaAGE W B Gibson to W c Greeuw wood. Bank of Bisb,e to Mrs 4 K Wsd dell.
 Bank of Bi.bee to JE-Hu'pieu. Chss Sailor 10 Thos Ham.
 APPoNIMENT OF AGENT. O FINN Wo.c ,it as Agent of c pp- per Crown Co.
 ARTICLES nF INC lRPJRATI-N or Copper Belle Co. San Rsno Copper Co. cd Tsrrill Mg Go.
 AGREEMENT. Between Jsoks & Chisholm with E c NJrtoa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

It is DO. hke:y that the proposition to mako the serms ef songressnsn four years instead of two will ever be made part of the law of the land As matter of fact tro years is too lsng for come of them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

"Spesk Easies" near srmy rosts w;ll agaia become profitable invsstment, e soon e tn, pr. h bition sf the sale Of istoxicans iu army cantsens" goes into effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

James Wolf, the entlemsn who sells beef in Tombstote from the San Pedro is in town again on business, and al.o greeting his many friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Thomas York. chsirman ol the Board 0: Superyi,ors made a fying trip to Bisbee snd returned. MT York states it is his opinion th.t Sl0o,0v0 has been spent in Bisbee on improve ments since el, ctiop.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Up to l2 m. yesterday not a ,litarv rig could be gt in the city, all en- gagged to attend the funeral of Leo Costello.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

utterly useless 10 convey a particle of consolation 70 them, iu tbis, thei. great trouble. yet the PEosPRcToR must in consonsnce with the generally expressed regrets of our citizens and ourselves tender the condolences of all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Wm Hitchcock, the line rider, nho has made quite record since he ht g been in the Revenue service, and who arrested the illicit Chinese on the San Pedro river short time since, is in towr, the guest of " A King.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

James Elki1s, formsr ch'ef-o'- tolice of Tom mbstonN, rec. ived his transportation sni leaves for the Soldiers Homa. Cal, by tomorrow mornings stage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

The value of eoip,r mined in Mon. tsna cu-irg the past year is estimst- ed by E B Brad.n. assayer in charge of the Helena office. at so, ,0C0,O00.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Host Leon L Lnrieu. Of the NJ DGtt- zums house and Miles Noy es, the Fairbsnk bard came up yesterday to attend the funeral.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

The United Verde, O. ter me, paid dividends last year 10 the amount of S2 .225 coo, or 77 Ter cen, Ci scap- itsl sttck.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

The smiable NJ Cor, foreman of Ryan Brothers cattle ranch is a Tomb. stone visitor. He says the country needs Tain or snow very bad.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Leo Co te!lo, whJ was buried yestsr. day was 12 years, one m nth and ten isys old. He was born on a Sunday aud Wac buried On Sunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
BlSBEE JOTTNGS
Bi bee, Jsn.20, 1901. C PPERlSGs.


 Two new lodging houses are to te opened, one with forty eigh. teds and another of slort the same capacity.
 The Fair" have completed rhe ex- tsnsive improvement in their store which will double their shelf capacity SO long much needed to sccomodste their vas, amount of goods.
 The Southwestern railway to Douglas ..tw. nty-oneI miles. will be finished this week and it is expected that within the next thirty dave tronteras will be reached.
 The stiike of coal miners in New Mexico and Colorado has caused 8 shortage and the Copper Queen has been compelled to send esst for that nseessary article. The residents Of Bisbee have had to satisfy themselves with wood for fuel tor some time in consequence of which the Mexican wood choppers aud carriers are doing a good business.
 IL is now of a sur,ty that Bisbee is to have smother church edifce in the near future. The movement was started at . congrs gstional meeting held fn the library hall, Thursdsy evening. January IT The prospective site will lie between the new hotel building and tbs school building near the site selected for the gymnasium.
 The officers of St. Johns Guild will give the following en ntertain menti during this year February. valentine festival; March, 6 lecture; April. 6 green festival; May, a strawberry festival; September, musical ies:ivsI October . fruit and flower festival November, e Tbsuksgivlng festival 1; ! Dece no Der, Christmas bazaar These s1tertsinme nts will be given to aid the church building fund. pIsBEK, January 9, 1901 COVERINGS.
 Niss Alma Lsngpsap O Tombstone is visiting Ds and Mrs H ehmiedling ( Geo B kesy, prominent Nseo merchant, and slso c member of the Board of SIpervisors sPens Sunday n Bisbes.
 Thos P Niehols and Sam ] Robin. sen. prominent young so,is,y men oi Nsco were in Bisb,e Sunday vi.iting relatives and friends.
 CM Lee who wa, hurt in . cave.ir in the Hslbrook mine several week. ago is able to be up and will soon bs out of the hospital
 U Harris, whs was shot on Chrisl mas night at the Turf esloon by the accidental discharge of e revolve, which diopped from the pocket oI enc of his iriends, is able to be out oi the hospital and expects to be able ,o rssums wsrk very soon.
 Prefe,sor James Douglas and party arrived Sunday from Morsnci and leave is the morning for Nacossrt and Bacoachi, Sonors, to inspect th, work now going on at tbsss two pl.ese. The party will first visit work on ths South Western railroad which is now within . mile of the border town of Douglas. The rsilross will reach Douglas early ia the week
 Theo Hernandez, . native of Sonora Aszico. was caught in the hydrsslit elevator ct tLs Copper Queen smsltsl at 10 ID. to cay and badly crushed Hsrnsndez had been hoisting slse pots 6lled with slsg ssd in running them onto the elevator some of the hot slsg spsshed ove, bin, this caused bin to jump and started the elevator, he was caught between the elevator and ths side ef the .mei,e. pi. and severely crushed. He was taken to the company hospital and was attend. cd by Dr. Hickasn.
 BIsBEE. Jan. g 1901. CoPPERINGs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
The British seknowl.dss De Wes's brilliant soldieriog.

Brother wspsmaksr can now sn. peunce . bargsin sale of . lJt of anti- Quay msehinsry without regsrd ts cost.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Carlevats 4 Payls, proprietors of the Comet Saloon have struck a rich body Of ore in their mine in the Msl. mountains, three miles from Bisbet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

Wi lisn, Johnson. lately deputy sheriff, has accepted g position i, Gleason.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

J e Williams, Bis CT, acco1 nied by M c fl GuiuiS, i,in Tomtstone buying hides.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

The !ull Board of Supervisors meet tomorrow to sttend to some im- portant business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

It is expected U at Pfesd mt Nc Kinlsy will visi, th, Pacif cost come tine in May.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

From Monday'e Daily,
 MauIice Foley came up from Bisbeo yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

MT al d Mrs s, dos arrived ted Iy o1 Welt to q cir old ht me in TUmt. ssOne.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27

J Resves, Of the Stevens & Reaves ranch is 1omb.tone visitor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-01-27
From Taesddg's Issue.

W J BTysn's aper, the Commt Ter mfd, i,s first sp.slraI ce on Il 18th
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
Teachers Institute
Here Next Month.

County School superintendent VIM.
Angus, Is sending out circulars to all
school teachers in Santa Cruz. COchise.
pinal and Pima counties, notifying
them of the joint County TeaC hers In
stitute to be held here from November
25th to 10Th, inclusive. Special rates
have been secured for teachers coming
to the institute from all points in the
Southern Pacific railroad The rate &C.
cured is one and one-fifth fare.
An excellent program is being ar
ranged and in about a week. it will be
mailed to all teachers In the counties
which participate in the Institute, No
evening program will be arranged for
Institute work and no session will be
held on Thanksgiving On that day the
teachers will attend the game between
the Phoenix Indians and University
of Arizona.
a reception to teachers will be given
at the university and a reccp-
tion and dance Will be given at the
Elks' hall on another evening Other
entertainments will probably be ar
ranged and every effort will be made
to make the week a pleasant one for
all
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

WASHINGTON, oct. 29,-This was
gala day for the Roosevelt boys. 1t
has been the stern regulation that
their wanderings must not include the
PUBLIC section of the executive man
sion. and that bicycles. dogs, rabbits
and the like must be kept out or
sight of the Presidents visitors.
This afternoon the President went
for drive with his friend, Captain
lack Greenway Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Alice were busy with callers, and
the maid servants were employed with
their duties.
Then the boys saw their chance.
First Archie rushed into the breach
with his dog barking at his heels.
lie ran into the hall where broad
stairway leads to the executive Offices.
Before the astonished ushers could
protest. he flew up the stairs and came
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
The Roosevelt Youngsters
Get up Bedlam in White House.

down almost as rapidly on the banis;
ter. Then he climbed up again. this
time Juggling Jack in his arms. Now.
Jack" he shouted gleefully. you slide
down the banister: it's lots OF fun" Z
Jack did not relish the feat, but was
made to obey his small master. TheR
Archie. delighted with the show. rush.
ed after Kermit. who was playing ip
the rear grounds with the young son
OF General Leonard Wood. The three
boys tried the sliding and saw Jack do
the trick. Young Wood lent dog OF
his own to the performance. but his
canine was n collie. who declined to
try the trick of the terrier, Jack.
For time bedlam reigned. The boys
were shouting with laughter and the
days barking. when Captain Dubois,
the chief of the attendants, arrived on
the scene and sent the boys 10 their
quarters.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

At 3 o'clock this afternoon trains 3
and 10 were reported on time.
Eddie Buck. was found guilty of as
sault in Justice Wilson's court yester-
day afternoon and ordered to pay a
fine of So
Manager Kempt of the Rosemont
mine is developing the old Warsaw
property and the Oceanic mine belong
ing to Charles Janez of this city is de-
yeloping in to- Il good body of ore run
ming II ounces to the ton in gold
An appeal will be made to the peo-
pie of Tucson by the Mayor and Coun-
ell asking them to refrain from feed
ing the tramps. The vagrants that fire.
quent the city are n growing nuisance
In the District Court this morning
Selim NJ Franklin. representing Jo-
seph J. Henry asked that the cases
against stockholders of the Tucson
Electric Co. be taken up Immediately
His request was refused by Judge
Davis and the case was set for next
Monday nt $50 O'Clock.
Sheldon Morris, DR. Odermatt and
Miss Roberts will all take part In the
production OF Knobs % Tennessee, to
he presented November 18th by the
Tucson Dramatic Club. A genuine
waterfall will be a scenic feature OF the
piece The phantom curtain will be
presented for the first time in Tucson
The City Council held short spec
ial meeting last night. AS the contract
for the disposal of garbage will soon
expire, it was decided not to hold the
present contractors bondmen but to
employ what extra help was needed in
the shape of men and wagons. The
city jailor WAS instructed to place all
tramps on bread and water diet
The Tucson Grays have decided not
to go TO Phoenix next Saturday. Chas.
Armstrong has gone to Morenci and
short stop Graham left for Bisbee so
the team is rather crippled. New men
will be secured to take the places of
those who left and the team will prac-
tice hard Manager Armstrong has
received letter from Cotillion, man
ager of the American League Stars
asking for game here Nov. 18th. The
game will be played IL Tucson can Sc
cure n sufficient guarantee. The Amer
lean League Stars are enroute to the
Pacific coast where they will play
many big games, They carry l3 men
and will furnish Tucson a battery and
two additional players.
When the District Court met this
morning Col. VIM. Herring represent
| ing w. H. Lake asked that the Cuprlte
Mining case be taken up Immediately.
A temporary injunction was granted and
the defendants gave $1,000 bond. When
Judge Davis refused to take up the
case this morning Col. Herring asked
that a larger bond be demanded but
this also Judge Davis refused to do.
The case will be heard one week from
/ to morrow.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Mention.

II. N. siegfried. the new manager of
the Electric Light Co has returned to
Tucson with his wife and child Mr.
Siegfried will make his home here.
A. X. Linsley, a railroad man at No
gales. Is stopping at the San Xavier
Col NJ H. McCord, the L. S. Mar
shall, returned from Phoenix this
morning.
Luther G. Brown. a Los Angeles at
torney. came in on No. 10 this morn
ing He was retained by Mrs. Stass-
forth in the case that was tried in the
District Court to-day.
j. d. Thomas. of Casa Grandc. is
stopping at the San Augustine.
James Hamilton came in from Tomb
stone on the burro Yesterday
John Mobile, OF Bisbee. was a pas
senger on the Nogales train yesterday.
A. j. Burks. is in from the Great Sui
phide Copper Camp near Silver Bell.
Hugh II. Price. came over from
Phoenix this morning bringing his
wife and son. They are staying at the
Orndorff.
Thos. d. Bennet. returned from
Phoenix this morning where he at
tended the Statehood convention
Julian Vest and wife came back from
the East last night MIR. Vest who is a
conductor on the s. p has been away
on four months leave of absence.
Rev. NJ. NJ. Benton came in last night
from Oracle and left this morning
for his home In Louisville. Ky, where
he is rector of the Episcopal church.
Hon ]. c. Gates OF Nogales is the
guest of r. ii. Schuster at the Orndorff
hotel.
Dr. l.. F. Bristol came up from No.
gales to-day, and registered at the
Orndorff
Mr.. G. e. Armstrong. last evening
received word from Morenci notifying
him of his appointment to lucrative
position there.
James +. Guest. an old Arizonian.
came In from Arigaica yesterday. He
has just finished cutting 12O tons of
hay for N w Bernard He reports
that the heavy floods washed away all
Aguirre and VIM Sturgis were heavy
losers.
Col F. Morgan. of Naco, came in
yesterday and registered at the Park
View
Tom Wells went out to Mammoth on
the stage this morning
Chas Filkins, who recently broke
his leg on Congress street and has since
been confined to his bed at st
Mary's hospital. is now able to sit up
a little each day and is improving rap
idly.
r, s Dodge, of Oracle, is In town.
He has just returned from two
months stay in the Galurio mountains
wher he has located a number of
claims adjoining those recently bond
ed by the Fleming Bros of this city
from Col. Epes Randolph, Francis NJ.
Hartman and Jack Garten. MIR Dodge
verfiea that statements of those who
have already visited this property He
says that the development work has
opened up body of ore which was not
suspected by those who located the
property.
o. X. Franklin from Washington
Camp and II. II. Smith of Nogales.
came In on the burro to-day to testify
In the Stassforth case.
Will Pomeroy of Mesa. is stopping
here for few days enroute to Sonora
where he goes on mining business
S. A, ParnaIl, an expert mining en-
giner from Calumet Mich, is at the
San Xavier.
Supt C. c. Sroufe returned from San
Francisco yesterday on the belated
train. He has been absent about a
week
r. u. De Jurnette, connected with
the S. p, at Demng. is stopping at the
San Xavier
Ex-dcputy collector of customs Free
man OF NogaIes, came In to-day for the
Hoey case
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
The Nicaragua Route Favored

WASHINGTON, Oct 29-The Mica
ragua Canal Commission has practi-
cally completed It's full report and 1t
will be submitted to the President the
latter part OF November The work is
Voluminous.
Unless NJ. Hutin shall submit a prop
ositiun for the sale of the Panama Ca
nal SO favorable as to cause an entire
change OF sentiment in the commits
sion. which is considered improbable.
the Niraragnan route will be strongly
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

recommended. The total cost will be
estimated at 5000. 100000 for a canal
l50 feet wide at the bottom anu 80
feet deep. Additional width Is allow
ed for curves. and the walls will slope
TO a greater width at the top.
The commission will express the be-
lief that the construction Of canal
over the Nicaragua route will be o
comparatively easy undertaking. and
that within eight or ten years the
canal can be opened to transit.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

Lately befell q railroad laborer, !"
writes DR.. A. kellett, of Williford, Ark.
is foot was badly crushed, but Buck.
lens Arnica Salve quickly cured him.
It's simply wonderful for Burns, Bois,
Piles and all skin eruptions. It's the
Worlds champion healer. Cure qua.
ranteed. 25c. Sold by l.. Zeckendorf 4
Co wholesale and Geo. Martin, drug
is retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

If Mrs. Jones, uses Schil-
ling's Best baking powder, and
you don't, and she makes fine
cake and you don't DOM
blame your ability, blame your
baking powder.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
Artists supplies-Brown' art store.

Masquerade ball at the Tucson Nata-
torium November 23rd 1901. Costumes
for rent at the Crescent Cigar Store.
Mrs. Harry Crankshaw will open
dancing class Nov. 9th in the Eatator-
ium. For particulars enquire of l.. S.
Wilson. I40-ti
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

Mrs. Henry Frisch gave the initial
dinner at her Home Dining Rooms 3G
West Pennington street last evening
and certainly established herself as a
frst-class caterer. A better location
than So West Pennington street could
not have been chosen by Mrs Friscn
Special rates to regular boarders will
be granted.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

We carry an elegant line OF saEaples
for ladies man tailored garments from
Kline kohn & Co., the largest up-to-
date ladies tailoring house in the Uni
ted States. Smith the talon n the up.
per Wedge.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
Bank Robbers at Work
Crack a Safe 10 Iowa.

DES MONIES. la, Oct % The safe
in the bank of Huxley, thirty miles
north of here, was blown open by rob
bers during last night and seven hun
drcd dollars taken.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29
NOTICE.

NOIICE.
THE FIFTEENTH SERIES OF
STICK IN THE CITIZENS BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Is
NOW OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION
FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS THE
SECRETARY.
j. NJ ORMSBY. President.
GUST A. HOFF, Secretary.
Oct. 22-2-n.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms
with or without board, terms rea-
sonable. No. 402 N. Meyer street
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

Our phone number Is 1471, telephone
ls for a box OF candy. Crescent Cigar
Co.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29


A heart story of the Tennessee
mountains, opera house, Nov. 18th
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

KNOBS O Tennessee Hal Reid's
beautiful drama, Nov. 18th.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-10-29

A real mountain water fall in Knobs
o Tennessee.