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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The leader in The Engineering 8 Magazine for March is David B Bosle's study of the "CominE Indus- trial Empire oI Puget Sound" Win untold wealth in resources of miner ale, of coal. of timber, of agricultural products, Of potential water-power ; with vast markets opening across the Pacific; with an energetic, resourceful Angle. American population. keen to realize and grs', every opportunity the PsciSs Coast of North America promises 6 development equal to that Of the north of England or the eastern United States. Mir Bogle makes an able presentation of the conditions and their economic meaning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
THE BARBARIC AGE
A Case of an Unjust and Un.
 called For Criticism

The Cocbise Review of March Fad put in an appearance yesterday. |. sesiaed to be overchargsd with "Ths Barbsric age" article. We can hardly bring oursslves to believe that the people of Bisbee would have left even . Hsxican to suffer in . sable with out any assistance e the Review states the case. The fact is there are repeated applications to the board Of supervisors for assistance and in every case whore the fact of sn indi- gent and proper county charge is established the attention is ct once forthooming. The statutes provide the manner by which an indigeut shall be admitted to the county hos pitai or receive medical aid at county sIpsnss and he'd these requirements been followed in the case cits6 DO trouble would result, The board. ts follow any other course than outlin ed in the ststutes provided. wouli be violating their duty and any attempt to sssail the officers who are known for their high-minded generosity and rssponsiys to every call of the de-. served needy, is uncallsd for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
GOOD SUGGESTI ON
Legislation Needed to Curb a
 Growing Evil

Seldom Q day passes bu, letters are received inquiring about certain nin- ing companies operating under & charter from some eastern States and supposed 10 be doing business iu this territory. h nine cases out ot ten these companies have never been heard of in this section, No one knows anything about them, they have no mines, at least nothing worth calling mine, ani yet they seem privileged to operate under the law, and are fescing the eastern people right and left, and Arizons takes the odium therefor. The Clifton Era makes an excellent suggestion to curb this evil and says there shonld be a Ter ri,orial law passed requiring all min = ing companies operating in Arizona to take ou, q charer under her lave. with c board of local directors. This migh, not entirely prevent iliesi,i- mate steck deals, but 1t would not be 90 easy for lake companies to organize and operate, as home men with good narn ss do not care ts mix up with eastern stock jobbers. The people of Arizona never make dollar out of these wildcat schemes, yet Arizona is given credit for these neisrious enter prises. Oar legislature now in session should pa.s some law to correct this evil.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

When juror is being cstechised in he courts to find cut whether he is sufficiently sn ignoramus, 6 rcound- rel or fair man, spectators entering are apt 10 think the fellow on the rack . the accused criminal. Justice Brewer saye: "Tbe present jury system is little more than c relic of a semi-oivilized system. The juror is reated e . criminal or as if it were 1 cared he would become one. He is watched by day and locked up by night The time will come when c juror will
 c trsstsi as fl he were an honest man"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS
Some of the Bills Introduced in
 Both Houses
COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
 The poll tax bill. to repeal that por' ton which requires poll tax payment before regIstra,ion passed.
 The charter bill was further smsnd- ed relative 10 bonds of treasurer and county jalls
 The charter was taken up in com mittee of the whole. All provisions for control of saloons, road houses, etc within five miles ot the city were stricken from the bill.
 Bill for relief of Frank Mes do-. Sl,i46.00 passed.
 HOUSE.
 H B No l03 to repeal the mont hly pay day. Passed.
 Mir Bernard introduced H B No 1l3 creating a seal for Arizona and ap- propriating s20 to pay for il. Passed. The csde bills relating to s..icul- ture and fences were passed.
 COUNCIL.
 Blair introduced an equal suffrage bill. Referred.
 Change Of names. code, went to third req ling and was psssei, l2 ayes. Holidays code. went to third read- ing and was passed II ayes, 1 absent. The charter bill had third residing, and was passed, Il syes, l absent. John Dukes relief bill was referred
 HoUgE.
 A message from the governor stat- ing that he had signed H B No 2 re. pealing the poll tax law H B pro- vidiug funds Tor the erection of dor mitories and maintenance of the Nor nal school at Tempe; H B p for the maintenance of the territorial univer- sity; H B D maintenance Of the Northern Normal school.
 A message from the governor sn- nounoed that he had approved and signed H II providing for buiidin gs st the unvsr,ity and H B IA pro- viding tor the correcting of the terri torial seal,
 A message from the governor an. nounced that he had approved and signed H providing for the main tenance of the territorial prison.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The country ewes g vote O! thanks to Senator Morgan for having public ly exposed the subs9rviency of repub icsu Senators to tbe British govern- meut in dealing win Nicaragus Cana legislation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Yesterday afternoon a train came through Fsirbank over the N N & A bearing troop F. Fifth United States cavalry ftom Jefferson bsrracss, Mo bound for Fort Huschucs, Ariz, where they are assigued ate garrison duty The soldiers were under command of Captain Christensen, The train con- sis,ed of three tourist sleepers and five palace cars for the mounts of the troop aud baggage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Jos Msrtz, the cattle inspector of Naco was a Bisbee visitor yesterday. MT Martz has brought test case m court against Bisbee butcher on the c.t,le inspection law. The case is set for Thursday and the outcome will be watched by all interested in the legal point at controversy.
 The nIw town Of Douglas promises to become one of the large towns oi the border. Quite number of new buildings are being erected at the new town. The work Of erecting a large two story hotel is now in progress and lumber for other buildings are being shipT ed in. The sale of lots is reported quite lively.
 TO BE HUNG
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

For about the twentieth time Kit chsner reports DsWss to have been routed and his army scattered. If precedent be followed it is nov in CT. der for DsWst to capture another British garrisoned towr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

County School Supt F. A Nichols arrived yesterday from Wilcox to preside at tie toIri Of school -eZ- aminers for teachers certificates which is in session here to Jay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Constibls Fl Dunbar of Johnson arrived last evening with a witness 10 identify a Mexican prisoner in jail here held on suspicion of being the man wanted for the murder Of Scott
 Weathersby ct Johnson. The prison- CT did not prove te be the righ, man and he was released.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

An Alabama editor indignantly says: The report that ws were sb- sent ron Sabbath service playing cards is malicious and fslse, and we've the string oi fish to prove it."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

An ell criminal was oncs asked the first step that led him to hi, ruin, and he answered The fir.t step WIS cheating an editor out of two years subscription. When i done that ths devil had such $ grip on me tbst I could not shake him off"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The Santa Fe has ordered 1000, 900 pine cross ties from timber men along the Gulf, Beaumont and Kansas City line in Texas. This Is one of the lar gsst orders for ties ever given by . constructed road, and it will repre- sent an expenditure of se.24O, ,G00 {, the ties being worth 32 cents each.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Two applicants are taking tho teachers examination before the board of examiners today, the Misses Bern hard. Gray and Myrtle Williams both of Naco. The lsdi-s have spphed for second grade certificates. Miss Mabel Swain is also before the board and making . test examination 10: her. self.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Many of the chloriders on the Toughuut mines are doing nicely. Regular shipments of rich ore is sent to the Fl Psso smelter and ths returns bring smiles to the fortunes owners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The day that Consul General Wild man was drowned ct the Golden Gate, seven persons applied for tbe official petition ne had held. oficeseekers are always too hungry to wait.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

MT Vii. L Clark is the new Super intendent of the Lowell and Arizona Copper Company in Bisb3e, vice, F c Fenner resigned. IL is said that this property recently passed into the hands Of Senator Clark of Montana. but oi this we know not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
ON TO FL PAS0
How a New Mexico Journal
 Sees the Survey.

Col M " Wsmbaugh and F Mere- dith Jones came into town Wednes- day, having drove across the country from Douglas, with their eyes open to see if there were any good routes for railroad ia that section of the country. MT Jones has charge Of the surveying party tha, made the preliminary sur- vey from Douglass to Fl Paso, aad his party is cam ed usar Bakers ranch. southeas: of here. He will run line into Lordsburg from some point on the line that was run from Douglass to Separ. Alter this line is run and the reports made the matter of th. selection of the northern terminus oi the Nacasari road will be taken up in the New York office of Phelps, Dodge S Co. and the decision made as to where it will be. Col Wsmbsugh said that it was not improbable that his office would de moved back from Bis bee to Lord burg in the near future.- Lordsburg Liberal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The sale oi property for ;hs pay ment of delinquent tsxes has been fixed by the county treasurer Tor the 27th day of March. The delinquent list is no. SO lsrgs this year ss last.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Al Babcock has sold the balance of his herd of cattle and also his ranch in Stockton Pass to Ike Williamsoo, and is nov cut of the COW business. He is thinking o! commencing again near Willcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Constable Doyle cGms in today from Bisbee with two more Mexican prisoreEs who are to remain guests oI the county bastile for @ and 75 days respectively.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Eiitor Smalley Of the Citizen and the Misses Roca and Montoys of Tue. son were Tombstone visitors yester- day afternoon The party had been to Fsirlank on a visit to MT anG Ms Ben Heuey and made brief visit 10 Tembston 3, slso paying the PRosPEC- TOR pleasant call.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

In the Billion Dollar Steel Trust" the four men whs owned the greatest amosos of stock ia the Csrns gis Com Dsny were: Andrew Carnegie, $S6- S7sI0eo; Henry Pbipps, $.7, ,226, ,0oo; |; Charles ' schwab. $ls, ,929.OOO; H c Trick, sl5, ,4s4, 900. The other stock. heldsrs in she company were all be. low the ten million dollar mark.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

A Kansas saloon keeper has order- ed a room made cf boiler plate iron. which he will mount on wheels al d use ai travelling ballroom. He las had one experience with Mrs Nation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Tempe is place where wholesale justice is dealt out. One day last week q man plead gull of six difiera ent charges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Allen R English accompsi uied by Walter acCurdy, the Nogales attor- ney, will leave in the morning for Bis bee where they have both been called on important professional business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
W0ERNER'S CASE
A Brother Making Investiga-
 ton of Cause of Death

Mir John Woerner Of Carlsbad, N M was Tom bstone visitor yesterfsy. MT Weerner is brother of the man who died at tine hospital a week ago from injuries supposed to have been received ct Nsco. Mir Woerner is here investigating the cause of death Of bis brother. He has learned that some Of the bruises oi the deceased were received from severe and violent falls he acciiently sustsiaet an it is possible his neglecting to secure medical treatment or caring for his injury hastsuei his end
 However Mir Woerner will probe the matter to his own sa,i,fAction and clear up the mystery if possible. MT. Woerner left this morning for Haco and Tucson on his mission. |.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Bs sure to member the Maize and that one of your n ain duties oi fife is to promptly pay your suOs, rip tion to your home paper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The Industrial Recoid says the Pbelps-Dodge people are coutemplat- ing the erection of a large smeltiu E works..in Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Aguinsldo's uncle has bten given government jeh, ct g big salary by ths American commission, This is a biat to Aggy to give up patriotism for pie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Nothing make, . man get bald headed faster than vcrry and nothing worries him more than b see be is getting bald-headed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The British Angel group of copper claim. of the Grand Canyon district, were recently sold for s50 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Two drummsrs were ilcomin pas sengers today and are inte viewing z our merchants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The Federal Copper company will coon begin work on their custom smel:er in Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

Attorney Chas Bowman returned yesterday from a trip 10 Bisbee where he went on professional business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

According b press reports, there are ssme pretty warm soti-Americsns in Cuba.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The dog tax of Globe amounts tt one handred and sisty-six dollars anC fifty cents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The United Verde at Jerome has hal another cave-in. One man was killel and two severely wounded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

It sesms that without exception the volunteer soldiers returning from ,he Philippines have had enough of 1t '"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

E C Gard a mining man of Dsnver IS Tombstone visitor on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

From Monddy'e D1ig,
 Tombstone is still enjoying sum mer weathtr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

N-s ~ -fzdy Cat. Itic. sas n.s -> ,n serfd .';.O -s.- discovery of the aEC. -us Js. s1d rc!-. slIag to r C taste. act gent, r.A ' 5s ..tf-,y on Ei.ine y-. i!yer asd bowe.s iCars.;iS t;Ie entire .7stsm. disp-l cole ure c-itaa..e, fe-rr, hahiiunl rcnsiiaatiC G.l U io'.sc.-s. r. ease buv ani f-v . l,o J ~. q. C. .',-iGr; Ta, =, F seT..s. So.a an. '- -qjSSs g ,.-- hs esi f-.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

The public schools of Williams have been closed on account of smsll. pox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10

From Tuesdag's Issue.
 Crawford is Tombs one yisiiCr on flying husint ss trip from Bishee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-03-10
BISBEE JOTTINGS

,BIsBEE, March l. 1901. COVERINGS.
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FINANCIAL


TIN CENTS.
For non arse sable & shares ~ tho
Great Mort bern OIL Company. H.
the heat We have lands iu Co
plils Point Tenlua. bucuda. TIA
coma. heH Mniuaa kifaap King
county. HknRit and other dis
tfietH IN Washington and ID Nc
kittfiek CaniinEa aud Kern river
districts II california. over goo
acres all told FuiiY 1905 acres in
the Teniup- EuraaH district All
lands ~ 90 near rnnnuorfation
facilities without which product
cannot D. marketed All proper
tisn belong o. uH STOCKHOLDERS.
who Wlil share al profits on exact
o. thc - mn terms Work al
ready begun an CopaiiH Point
property and must begin during
this manfh la kern river district
We have enough money ca hand
90 rlnk enc well and new stock
haidefH share thaf and al other
assets - the company.
The number ~ shares 10 be huld AZ
10 ceufH IL limited
New prospectus ready in few days.
Write 81 call for f.. 10 not delay
too Tong Remit amount you
wish % invest - Great Northern
on COMPANY box "a Seattle.
Wash. ard the stock VIII be sent
90 you oHcc IL Cherry street
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aHiTItubE MYHEs, greatest Nv
inR oiairFoynut leland, si3 - Az.
MRS uHNDERsON. clnirvoyant.
readings 50 Veudamr. 1915 Lei nv.
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Victoria Route

Cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily. Fare Doc.
Berths csc. Freight. soc per ton.
s. x. North Pacific leaves Yosler
dock daily except Sunday atsa m.
s. -. Utopia leaves Yesler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s. =. Schome leaves Yesler dock
at y. m, Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday calling at Anacorte ca
Fairhnven and Whatcom. connect
ing with railways at Anaeortes and
Whatcom.
DODWELL q CO, General Agents.
ii9 James ST. Phone. Main 470
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TtH 5 $40 AWNINos.
UMBRELLA sEpAlsine
VOICE CULTURE

Ia BltELLaE ulspufaclurea IL
covering and general repairing a,
GGiumhia street Eot,asnn -
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SOCIETY Norlcss

ESTES Dauelng Academy 5s;r;-,..
ave, popular and select schss4 ~
to-datn fancy and society date,ss.
only school Nh'r" ordinary pg, 8
learn - - 1nnges n II is 49,
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About the time peliehaut wa=
taken H. said Or. Mckschnie. 4
found a tramp suffering with sri All.
pux and removed him 20 the pest
house. Ne had h~en hanging around
the cheap saloons for several DAYS
lie had been IN four % ave places,
among them WshsFH And that.
gentlemen Of the board. ia where
Detehsut got RS smallpox
There you arvi Isn't e clear nov
that ~ no possibility could peiie
haut hny. taken the Infection from
Weber.
The fact that no ore IN the ~ hef
saloons frequentsd by the conven.
lent tramp. caught smallpox IL hard
~ worth mentioning It's too trivial
IL would BE- rude too. % draw at.
tenflan "a the fact that Dr. Me.
keUhnis brought no proof Of any sort
that any tramp infected with small.
pox had been In weber's saloon. 4
IL merely Or. McKechuie's unsup-
ported statement against three am
davftH.
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rU0 1T SOUND NATIONAL nlANk
o. SEATTLE
Capital stock paid ia. fsss. eco. sur
Plus. 1a6 u1a.
J Furth. pres J. s. Goldsmith
vice pres II. Y. Ankenv. cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
IT. the United states and Europe
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nuslnGhs coLlEaEs.

LEO's BuHarns college. Union. I'd.
individual instruction. ali subjects.
BEST methods ana teaehefn Acme
nusiness college. Second and Pike.
\ " school Telegraphy starr md
Wilson's nualneaa College. Main 4fs.
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BOARD OF HEALTH HEARS
CHARGES AGAINST MKEHNII
Many Afhdavts OF Citizens Are Presented Mckechni
Makes His Defense-The Case Finally Submitted
and Taken Under Amusement by Board

The board Of health in open session
last night heard the charges Of ne.
sheet ~ duty and malfe8aanee In
oaice preferred against Or Mekeeh-
ME, the city physician. BY the editor
OF the star. These charEes were
made ia response 10 Or. Mekeehuie's
written request.
The board went into the ease thor
oughly and patiently and then an
nouneed that II desired further time
20 consider the matter, An adjourn
mcnt was then taken subject 20 tho
,aii Of the chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GRAND BALL -- A grand ball will
be given at Ranke Hall Thursday
evening, April 49, by Seattle Coun-
ell ZIG OF the Fratsrnal Aid Asso-
citation. Tickets 2b cents.
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for eNeavating
basement for Seattle La or TEN
pie VIII be received at office OF r.
W. Houghton. architect ti4 Collins
building, up te FIVE y. m. Monday.
April -, Fun information on ap-
plication at that office.
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Then Or Mekechnie volunteered
the Hfatrmeut that ~ knew Police
man Ryan In his own words ny
an - god -uaturrd irsshman, any
body can 81 an afiitav Vie from him
Which 81 course explains Why ~
an Has 80 eager 70 commit what uf
NJ Ksrhnle inferred was perjury.
All Of this. however. I'D not *.
plain away the fact that Weber E
bartender. Delishaut. had smallpox
aud that an inmate ~ he l0tEiaE
house also Was taken vzffh the as
ease To most men this would haYe
been a diffscuit thing 70 explain. T.
ur. Mex ernuse u was a mere triffe
just read the explanation and see
how simple the whole affaiF n and
how utterly unfuunfsd and unjust
il the stars superstition that Dele
haut caught smallpox from Weber
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
I property IN the city OF Seattle, with
the widest streets and alleys. in Nc
GiiyTs's second and third additions,
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This property 10 mostly cleared.
| graded and fenced. with the streets
opened good view OF the lake and
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. "A thuruughfaro
running diagonally through this
| property Is 90 be paved from Lake
10 bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service Is
the best In the city.
A farm Of leo acres on Jenkins
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A farm OF go acres. with large inn
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A farm Of 20 acres, near Derby on
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from incumbranoe.
PRICES.
Price Of lots from $3.50 20 81 800
each. and farm lands from sic 10 SIC
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms will be liberal and 90 suit
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Enquire Of JOHN ]. McGILvRA,
50 Boston block. Telephone. Red 1871.
sico TO ssso for lots soxiio feet each.
two blocks from car line; city wa
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cd and sidewalks laie at once: on
easy payments. special terms TO
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ti25 10 ti75 for acres In Kelsey'f
Brighton Beach acre tracts, close
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r. ]. HUSTON. SOS Bailey building.
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100 lots on miscellaneous, 4s7.60 each.
$40 cash and IS per month. also
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WE have a choice last of vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
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FOR we'll improved farms. small or
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LIST Your property with us. T.. O.
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" ~ Renick & CO. 81 80 Rattle.
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
Seheuerman Block. ITO Cherry.
TIMERS.
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