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Evening star., 1901-10-15
WILL RENEW THE FIGHT.

Representative Sherman's Anti
Scalping and Pacific Cable Legislation
Representative Sherman of New York
announces his intention to renew the fight
for anti-ticket scalping and Pacific cable
legislation at the coming session Of Con-
gress. He will reintroduce early in the
session measures on these subjects substan-
TALLY identical with those he introduced in
the last Congress.
Evening star., 1901-10-15

The styles are right. the price is
right for big sale. Silk Waists, hem
stitched, tucked and corded French
Flannel Waists. some ~ . 40
open in back. some in So1aWS
IEUul- ~ - -
Evening star., 1901-10-15

Carrara marble bust of the late Vice
President Hobart, the work of Frank Ed
win Ewell of New York. has been placed
in one of the inches in the wall Of the SEN
ate chamber. Besides being Photographic
likeness, the bust Possesses the merit OF
giving an indication of the high character
Of the man.
Evening star., 1901-10-15

The Hecht Credit Way enables
you to buy what you wish and pay
weekly Or monthly.
Evening star., 1901-10-15

The best Prescription for Malaria
Chflls and Fever Is . bottle Of GROVES TASTE,
LESS CHILL TONIC. 1t II simply iron and Quinins
In tasteless form. No curs-no pay. Prtcs. e0c.
Evening star., 1901-10-15

The Post Office Department has been ad-
Vised that In the wreck of train at Mid
canon. Mont, October last, mail car
was almost destroyed by fire and about 500
letters consumed or damaged
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
A Great Statesman's Sscret.

The secret of celebrated statesman long life was his systematic way of ca ing. Every bte O food was ohewe thirty times be!o.e swallowing. Th result was he na,ur; fly enjoyed goo heal.h. Most men inl women Do their fc od. and eat things which wer never intended 10 be eaten. They be- come costive, have a bad complexion, lose flesh and are irritable and nervous, and the first thing they know they are played cut. 'fSIt is gratifying 10 know that Hoste:'er's Ston. Bitters cues stomach troubles It is a purely veg medicine and has stood the test of fifty years. l, cures cases which seems to be hopeless, Srferers from any dis. order of stomach, liver CT bowels should ti;it
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The Citizen oi last Saturday says "Col. J. B. Bresthitt left this morning for Caoanes, where be will reeide much oi his time for some time to come. The firm of Brea.hi,t 4 Man ming have been appointed to look after the interests si Col. Greene in the new and entirely modern town that it is proposed to build near tue g,ea. copper mine. Bresthitt & Msnniu g will have charge Of the town cite, the rent ofbce. the water ~orks, the elec- tris light plant, and all the inciden- tals of the municipality. It is prob able tbss Mir. Russell Manning will al. terDate with Col. Bresihitt occasion ally ss Cansoes, but between ihern the Arm wi,i look out for tue new town."
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
SAFE, INDEPENDENT
 AND FASCINATING
The Gold Miner Has No Evil
 Shadow Following Him
HAS ABSOLUTE WEALTH.

Gold mining is the most fascinating, lucratise snd independent occupation ia the world. The desire for posses sion Of metallic wealth is the enc great incentive of progress. It is an industry frsm which civilization has received at differen, times it's greatest impulse, and the records of history prove that when nations were engaged in active mining for gold. silver and other precious metals they were moet progressive and prosperous.
 The miner for gold has no evil shad- ow following hi, prosperity. It istrue he may hunt over large territory be . fore fnding e paying thine; he may also have 10 spend bis cspi,sl 10 bring the ore to the surface and extract tbe precions metal-but there all uncer- tsintv ends.
 He has absolute wealth. He fears no panic. On the appearance of bis gold, panic subsidies. He has no drea . of competition with the gold from his mine he can stand by the side of the greatest merchant, secure in the knowledge that his wealth is safe from all fluctuations. lu fact, he need not iesr . fuctustipg market, for i. is gold that commc nds all markets. The The farmer, the manufacturer. and the merchant eagerly send their wares from the most distant corners of the world 10 temp, him to exchange fol their products and merchandise, say sn exchange.
 In this age Of progress gold mining is becoming recognized as legitimate business, and not g gamble, 6. hereto. fore. and one of the safest ard mosi profitable classes Of inYes,ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

There i, a new mining expert around town whose Godsllmighty bearing forbid. the approach of com mon editor like us, 60 we do not know bis nsme- We understand the Old Dominion company are on their knee. b'gsing him b accep, the superin- tendency Of the mine. Experience has taught the people of Glote that while they can afford ts trsss these corduroy experts civilly, it is no. cafe 10 loan them fiI bia or leave your pipe around where they can get away with it.-Globe Timee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
COPPER INTERESTS
 ARE WORKED UP
Standard Oil Company in a
 Threatening Attitude
WILL FORM A CORNER

The copper interests Of the country are much worked up over the state ment that the Standard Oil company has obtained control of S75, coo, 900 worth of the red metal and threat en to throw it upon the market il the producers fail 10 como to their teIms and curtsil production to . minimum. The Standard Oil company control the Amslgsmsted Copper company, but they will find i, hard work to cor ner the millions of dollars invested in the copper properties o. the country, says the Mohsve County Miner. The United Verde can pile up its copper for yesrs and still pay dividends from the productisn of gold and si.ver con- tsined in the ores. This is the case with the Csnsnea and AIizons Mexico com psnies. Jn the latter camp the matte carries seventy ounces gold to the ton, SO it is alleged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A snooth iorger has been getting in his work on Phoenix business men during the rsst few days, Ezra Tha,er being one of the vic,im.. He each. q . check for $2S 45 drawn in fsv1r of Ed Foster on the Mesa City bauk CT d sigoed A. c. kcQueen. Another check for forty d.llsrs. m.de out ip the same manner, was cached by . Pboenix bank. A third check ws. cleo worked of by Foster. The oth ssrs are hunting Foster Jus he i. d. ubtless we'll ous of the country b, shis time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A Kansas newspaper man's motto Lie, steal drink and swear" When you lie, let is bs down ts pleasant dreams; when yen steal, let i, be away from in ID oral associates; when you drink, let it be pure ws,er; when you swear, le, it be that you will pstroni.e your home paper, pay your sub.crip. Non, and not send your job wcrk away from home"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Across the line close to Naco there is being built large bull per. Ball fights will take place there sccording g to the mos, approved Msx;c.n custom. The Nsco ring is sad to be the s,cond largest in the Republic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A Kansas man ssys the common morning glory will yield forty tons oi green feed per sore, is drsuth proof and highly nutritiou', equal to She best clover, and can be cut, cured and 'hrashed. Tbs Mail and Breeze pub fishes the statement but doubts its be. ioE true. Tue morning glory would beat alfalfa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Tue French tax on street sisns ''Ys- Ries with the size of the of nse. " Last year it added eyer s70s, 900 to he public treasury. Tn the United States vast street signs cen shus ou, the air and the views and overwheIm everything in sight without paying c eert in taxation. 1be huge bui.- ance is managed better in France.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A vile in South Dakota obtsined | verdict o' Sl ,ss0 damages against | ssloonkeeper for selli g Ia TOT so be, husband while he was drunk. She has similar slits against two other ssloonkeepers. In South Dakota ar ines'iste husband is a good income producing possession.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The Misses Warning and Minnie Davis, two oi Bisbee's popular and ef- fc;snt school teachers, gre visitiu 2 Tombstone, the euests of Mrs. H. E Csnloa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Jss. McPherson i. up from the Can. aneas and will spend Thanksgiving 2 with his family. He met with sn &C., cident few days since, having g injured the ankle of his rieh, fsot, which ~il. osus. him 10 walk lame 10, . few day..
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Ships ha. some figure. OR the siz' of hesvep. The Kingmsn Miner man says it is more important, we should imagine. for that editor 70 .ize up his chances of getting there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Probate Judge Boetwick issued mar iisfe hcen,es today tC A. T. Gattrell ard Diana Ely, both Of West Hua- chucs alec to Charles J. Nelson and Hildah J. Lendahl, both oi Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Mr. E. Bailey i. . Tombstone vis- itor from Fl Psso. Mr. Bailey is in terested in mining in the Huschucss. and hopes 10 become identified with thie s.ctior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Thr,s hundred and fifty persons visited the Grand canyon Sunday be = fore lat. This is the lar, est number that ever visited this great "ouder Of nature in one day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

w. F. Stsuntop, superintendent st ths Congress mine, is 6 Tonbstone visitor. on trip oi Inspection. Mir. Stsunton is one of the most capable and experienced mining men in Ari. zona, and will te identified in direct. ing work of She Tombstone Con. Co. mines later on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The executive committee of the statehood convention has form mulated c letter to be cent to members ei con- grese. urging rsassns why Ariz, ns should be admitted ts ststehcoj.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Major Jss. H. McClint0ck denies that he is to have editorial charge of the new republican paper talked oi for pistee. The msjor is slated for Ter Iitorisl Secretary when Brodie comes marching
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Rev. Rsmey arriEed last evening rom Pesrce and will hold regular ervices at Ih, Methodist church next Sunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The only excitement cut oi the usual today was @ runaway. The de livery tesn belonging to the Peoples Meat Market took fright and ran around for some time without doing any damage, other than treakipg one of the sbsiss of tbe wagon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

There will be Thanksgiving service in S'. Psul's Episcopal church tomor.. TOW evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial is extended to all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The gold craze has spread from Phoenix to Wickentu-g. The Wick
 enburg Herald ssys two r.rsons have been .ssn there duriog ths week wear ing plaid socks. Hoot monl Dinns ye ken Wicken5urg nicht verstehen de ssfoired koinc uv moinin' ixpert
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The fret car of oranges of tbe sea son were shippsd this week from ihs Salt Rive' valley to Chicago and De troil.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A little bird has been whispering in eur ear, and he told us that those wed ding bells would ring out more than once during the holiday season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Csptsin w, H. Mckit'ric of Co., ohise county. shipped thirty five car loads O. cattle 70 Bakersfield this week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The talk that the presidents mes sage would be a model ot brevi,y will hardly be borne ou; il the report that b is to .aSe from l2,000 to i5, 03 word-, te rue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The music for the Terp.ichcrsso Club masquerade dance ct Mining Exchspgs Hall tomorrow night will be furnished ty the Cummings string bard of Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

H. B. Hansen has been awarded the contract for the construction oi e branch jail at Mace. The structure i. to css, SASO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A church in the little Marioops vil- lsge east oi Phoe eDix V as dedicated re- centIy. It was built slmoss entirely by Indian hands from making of the sdobes to the roofing and painting of the woodwort, :he work being done srs:uitously ty the neigbbor.ne P,mss scroes the river. To use tbtir owp ex pressioo: ''Tbe whi,s people came and built us church and gave us a missionary apo we want the Msricc- pas to have . church too"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
Frsm Tuedao's Issue.

A new brick church isto be erected sson at Layton, Graham county, by the Later Day Saints.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Pboenix was visited by fire Tues dsy pight which damaged three mer- chants to the e1t.nt of $2, 800.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
Wednesdays Daily

The ma qusrsde dance at Mining Exchange Hall toright promises to be an enjoyable event, A large attend . snse is locked for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

An Arizona cowboy named Gray won the ropius corsis, in Albuquerque. He roped his Bovine i. forty seconds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The county jail of Ysvspai contains 35 prisoners-and not one of then . new paper man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The Arizoua Harvard association, |, composed oi ex Hsrvsrd stude pt.. has becs organized a. Pho-niy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

ei Ts.'1esS -;,n aae --a-.-a lsa..
 gi-.. ta,.ce~ s-sily s-..d fore.s- ,,e
 i.c all C.. .i.e. rcr~e -ri yisor. .a.e .- tIs n'a.-is risrr. that niazeS weaN . sEOas Al! druggists. soc C. si. Cure xLar... eod Boosies and san, g free .ir,r 1DerlsLs Heu-~~- n. -es- A~~
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

IvvICKRRS, President q Manager.
 tombstone SUMNER VICKERs. Vice P .sident, A. T. JOHN BLAKE. Secretary SaAo Arizona ' w GATES Treasurer Les Angeles. Ca Principle range between Chxicahua an Dragoen mountains in Cschise county. Ste ranges on Eagle and Boniia Cr-cl in Graham eeuny. AIizona; Serar. N,- Mexico. ne. sherman Co. Texas
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

II must be borne In mind that Blair
Burwell had nothing to do with the
manipulation OF clerks In the house
= year ago. II viii be remembered
that tho Montgomery forces captured
the organization aud turned the do
feAted fusion faction down cold--iust
as though belonging to a different or.
EaniEation. None OF tho useless and
incompetent clerks can be charged to
Mr. Burweil. He did not receive no
much M dollars worth OF favors.
While the incompetcncy OF the last
session of the Legislature can be
charged up TO fusion methods. the
Montgomery forces are directly re-
sponsiblc for the disgrace. This
item In justice TO Mr.. Burwell. who In.
sisted ON the house attending to bust
ness. Being In bad company. how
ever, he must come In for the general
charge of fusion incompctency which
accounts for the present state OF the
revenue measure.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30
School House Contract Let.

The contract was let Tuesday even
Ing for the completion OF the Park
school building and the document
was signed today by the school board
and Wesley Baker. the contractor.
The amount called for is 31s37.30.
This means the completion of the
building, or the performance Of ev-
cry detail required to perfect the
building throughout. and will give the
city four additional school rooms
which may be used by the pupils
thrown out of Longfellow school.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

building. At the corner OF First avenue
and Fifteenth street, were burning.
the IRE evidently being of incendiary
origin. The department made no
effort to save the shAcks, but kept a
stream playing ON the surrounding
buildings. The fire was within about
100 fest Of the Durango Milling and
Elevator company's property.
Had another alarm been turned in
from another section. where valuable
property was In danger, the depart
mont would have been delayed In re-
spending, ~ 1t would have taken a
considerable length of time to put the
nge out at the shacks. II IL true the
| shacks menaced better property as
long as they stood there, but there is
big chance to take In waiting for
| the total destruction OF even useless
property.
Nearly everything in the shape OF
house or shanty in Durango Is oc-
cupied at the present time. and fires
may work great hardships upon peo-
pie who have come here with faith in
the community to reside. Incendi-
arism and incendiary talk should be
discouraged. In every community
there are irresponsible and dangerous
elements which should be discouraged
rather than encouraged. Burning
shacks is an industry which no city
needs. Property which menaces pub
lie health or which does not shine
out with credit to its surroundings
may be condemned and removed with
out endangering the lives Of innocent
people. Let this be note of warn
ing to incendiaries.
The property destroyed last night
| had not been occupied for years.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30
Indeed q Question.
{ New York Times. }

Rev. DIR. Samuel Parkes Camden.
pastor of the Central Congregational
church. Brooklyn, tells a story OF a
patriotic small boy In his Sunday
school whom he calls Little Geor-
gle" His teacher had told the class
OF the things that God had created In
the beginning, and then suddenly
turned TO the youngster.
what did God make on the fourth
day. Georgte." inquired the tutor.
Now the boys thoughts were cen.
tered on new and beautiful flag his
father had Just purchased. so instead
OF the expected answer, The sun,
moon and stars" Georgie confidently
exclaimed.
The stars and stripes."
lnvoluntarily the teacher smiled.
and the little man cried when she
said he was wrong.
WELL" he replied. Indignantly, IF
He didn't make 'em, who did"
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

Governor Ormsn has NOT the sand
10 call nn extra session Of the legisia.
turc on HIS own responsibility. hence
Ia sending ON, ictterr nslting members
Of the house and Hcnnte II they will
be agreeable To an extra session TO
pass the revenue bill In legal manner,
II We had a governor with ability and
courage tho state finances would not
he In their present condition, Hc
would either have madc the late In.
mcnted assembly pass legal revenue
measure or NJ once rallied an extra
session md had the work done IN
\ proper manner. Rui one cannot q.
pect much Of fusion governor or
any other Kind OF fusion of1cers Al
rule. We know too well what fus
Ionirm has accomplished for La Plata
county.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30
10 rre.surer Ba,,tsr.

To Treasurer Baister; n yon mad
attended recent trial you would have
ascsrtainsd that the publisher of =
local daily paper sworr that he had
owned the said paper Il all times but
that Il was under i~ase for some years
during the years II 10 claimed. IN or
der to escape taxes. that he did not
own the plant Th~ statement was
made under oath. and II refusal con
tinncs Il viii be made Use Of. Grad
uAlly the net wcavcs around those
who toy with edged tools. They think
they are PLAYING cunning Rame, but
the time win certainly come when
fats oveStakes them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

The Norwegian lower house has
thrown out q bill 10 Introduce tho
teaching Of German or English In
the state scminaries for elementary
teachers. hut the same house OF par
lament haa decided that an artin'
c,ai Norwegian language, created out
Of peasant dialects. be substituted In
the schools for tho written language
OF the country fDaninh). Warnings
from several members not to split
small nation into different Ian.
ruagcs did not prevail against the
strong nationniism Of tho radicals.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

coiombia'r rebels arc ssiIi getting
some hard blows from tho govern
ment's forces hut the war In not
ended vet The seat OF hostilities
has shifted nwav from the isthmus Of
Panama. and tho railroad at that
point Ii no longer In danger OF OBJ
strucuon. This WAS the solo sub
ject Of direct interest for the United
Stntcs In tho war No rights OF this
country are In danger In that con
fiict any longer.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

King Leopold recently appointed =
second chauffeur" n shiilfuI mechan-
ic. 10 manage hir third new automo.
bile. but the newspapers found out
that tho new chauffeur, had been
formerly violent socialist propagand.
lat. who had contributed to socialist
newspapers. writing bitter articles
against the monarchy and antagoniz.
ing tho king himself. When the king
was informed Of these facts he simply
smiled.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

n Treasurer Bslster desires TO re-
tire from once without tho charge OF
favoritism ~ against the interests .f
the county, he will collect the little
matter Of something over $50 owed
By = Durango publication. II he ever
hopes for future political prefcrment
he must do this. Otherwise Il will fol-
iov 10 his discredit ~ long ~ he
Hives ~ being direlict IN duty. DO
not have Il said that you were owned
and controlled by this man,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

The best Russian political and lit.
erary paper, the Russkia vedomosti.
published In Moscow. the organ of
university professors and authors,
was recently suspended for a week
by an order from the minister Of the
interior. This reason for this meas
ure was the very modest observations
In the paper on the ministerial plan
for turning municipalities into govern.
mental administrative subofiiccs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

Ths time spent by tho fusion scner-
:, assembly ouarrelIng over useless
smployss il proving an expansive les,
so1. II tho time had been devoted
70 the revenue measure 1t would not
now bs running the Eauntlets.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

II the board Of county commission
srs coutinue in the same footstcps the
coming year ~ during the past two,
70 human power viii be able TO stcin
the tide that will Overwhelmingly
place Ia Plata county In the Repuo.
iican column and elect Republican
companion for Mr.. Schroeder
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

II he year 1909 IL ~ prosperous
for the Unitsd States a. Whole as
IL one just CLOSING, there will De nc
k3ck smipaung from any one except
aaarchists and those who make Nv
iog by bowling calamity.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

A local publication says II will not
PAY dollar taxes unless tho corpora
tions do. Judging from past expert,
snce, II only pays whom NO inclined at
best, ~ two years taxes. now amount
Ing 70 something over tiG0 with inter
est remain unpaid. while tho much
bsridsd corporations have liuI lat
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

II the members OF the general a.
ssmbiy are called together In extra
session. the general query Will arise:
How many days win be spent at an
srpense Of & thousand dollars n day
to the state in wrangiing over EN-.
ployss, Or win tho general session
b q painful reminder Of what such
pstty quarreiing meansr
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30
Giant Powder Explosion.

Tony Depre narrowly averted being
Mancos a few days ago, where he and
others are running tunnel under
contract on the property Of the Du-
range Combination No. I. Depre had
been down the river. and on his return
built fire In the cook stove. His
partners had left some giant pow
der in the oven OF the stove to warm
for the next round of shots not think
ing Depre would return 80 soon and
as the fre was going down they would
have no accident. but when It was re-
kindled the powder demonstrated and
the result was that the stove was
blown into nine million pieces. the
window was blown out and the dishes.
some Of them. were blown over into
Utah.
A pair OF dutch" socks were un-
roveled. a pick handle was blown
from Its fastenInFs and the bedding
was pasted against the walls.
Fortunately. Depre had stepped out
NJ the cabin TO get some more kind
ling TO make hotter FIRE and he es-
caped injury. sustaining only strong
reminder of the better methods NJ
warming powder and getting an idea
NJ the nature OF the exercises at the
battle Of Spion Kopie In which he
found an interest which he 's ALWAYS
rendv TO discuss
new stove and new d'shes have
heon nut In ard Derre will rekn't the
socks. and everything will be ms
good as new. They will warm the
powder In their bosoms now.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-12-30

Il seems that the pan.Amertcan
congress didn't pan out. owing TO the
tact that each Of the parties TO Il
wanted the other fellows 10 make all
ths ccacesaions. The delegates must
have iusistsd on discussing things
nrst and having the champagne
brought in aftsrward.