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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
DON'T EXPOSE YOUR IGNORANCE
Cease, if You Can, to ba an
 Obnoxious Knocker.
AND HELP THE PUBLIC.

II you have faith in your own town do not fail ts express it on every pos sible occasion. You do not know how much the expression of your belief in the future of your town may do for its prosperity and you have no possible means ofjknowing how much damage you may accomplish by some thought iess word, though you may nos intend to cay anything detrimental to the interests of :she place. Strangers, and possibly investors, may be in hear ing Of your careless remsrtr, and should they not have the utmost con- idence in the future of your town, such uitersnces may result in 8 call- ing of of .eme profitable negotiation II a proposition comes to your notice, says 6 knosing exchange, one. which if carried ou', will be e benefit to the in iustrisl future sf your city does no, to you seem feasible, keep your ap prehensions to yourself. Don't be 2 "kpscker," and in due timeiyou may be bensfittsd without having exposed your ignorance in the premises.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
ARIZONA KNOCKING
 AT THE DOOR
A Thirty Years Appeal for
 Justice.
4 SENTIMENTAL REASON

Arizona has petisioued for ststshood many times during the thirty -eigh years of her territorial organization. But in pleading before the coming session of congress that che may be come No. 46 in the siste,hood of sts,es che means to make her most determ- ined effort. A committee headed by she copper nsEnste,. William c. Greene, has been appointed to carry on she campaign e, Washington and ths nsighboring territory of New Mex leo will join, perhsps not at all un- selishly, in the struggle.
 Arzous, judged by the precedents of pact adDissions, has the requisite population fer . state, and has gained it rapidly. The census of 1870 ac- counte d fer 9,s5s people; that of 1880 gave 40. 40; n 1880 the 6gures were g ,62v; ID 19Jo the total was l22 ,93l larger population than that of Wy oming and almost three times that Nevsds. By the time of she taking oi the next census Delaware may be lei. behind by her far western city, says the New York Woria.
 Asiie from the practical consider. stion of population and unquesM onsd wealth, Arizona may urge c senti mental reason for the favor she seeks. The same year, 1903, which will mArk the csntennia of the Louisiana pur- chase, will bring the eemi-centenais of the Gsdsden purchase, through which was settled the southern boun- cary-line Of both Arizona and the re- public. It would be at least poetic
 justice if statehood were to give gol des juoilee turn to the end of the fifty yesrs. From shis point even ths strongly republican congress may looi with lsnient eyes upon the rather per sistant democracy of this aspiring territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The locator Of a mining claim hssla right to the ownership of any aban- doned improvemen,s-sucb, for exam pie, as house-on the land within he stakes marking the boundary line of the location. Improvement that are not abandoned can not be scquir- ed by location of mining claim alone They, however, become acquired by the mining locator when the location is patented. A miner does not lose tbe house he lives in sy his forfeiture of the mining claim he built it CD. He can lose it by the government patent ing the land to some other person - Mining and Engineering Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Attention is called to the double column sd Of P. B. Wsrnekros in an other column. MT. Wsrnekros is enc of Tsmbs,ose's prominent mer- chants and carries c stock Of goods that would be . credit to larger and more pre,entious cities. Mir, W. is an experienced merchant who rssl.zss the virtue of printers' ink. and the public may be correspsndingly benefited by scrutinizing his sdyer- tisement occssionslly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
HE IS WINNING
 BY MERIT ALONE
A Disinherited AilliOnaire's
 Son an Inventor.
HIS VALUABLE PATENTS

Three patents were issued in ons day to Cornelius Vanderbilt, the young heir expsctant, who preferred comparative poverty with the woman be loved so being mulsi-millionaire without her. These patents were not his first, nor were they for useless things. On the contrary, they are all in.ensel, practical and some are better than anything else in the same line. It seems not impossible for q son .. millions, raised in luxury, to become practical man. doing work that helps the world and keepinl abreast of the strenuous life that faces the modern American.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

What pluck and perseverance will accomplish n mining is well illustrst- ed 5y the experiences oi the old Eussks Tunnel Gold Mining Company which was formed to develop . gravel claim in Nevada county, California. A bed rock tunnel was commenced in 1854 and con nplesed five years afterwards, in 1859, at a cost of $72,000 being l, 900 feet long. Co far there had been not . collar iu return. Work wss then enereetieslly carried oa until 1866, when the elsin was worked out. The total yield was $l,7eo,000, of which about q, $50, 900 was prs6s.-- Mining and Engineering Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Nearly enc hundred Sl tickets have alrssdy been subscribed for the dinner 10 bs given by the Fortuightly club for library benefit. November 20th, at the Mining Exchange Hall. AS the utmost table capacity of the hall Is about 125 the subscription list will probably be closed this week. Pre- Parstions fer the dinner are we'll in hand and s very snioysb occasion i, anticipated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Dr Dufheld and Dr Martin, Of the medical examining board at Phoenix,
 have considered the applications fer certificates to practice of Dr S.V Fi,z- sim .one, of Prescott; Dr W O Field, of Globe; Dr R NJ Dodswortb, .. Phoenix; Dr Edmund F Burton, of Tucson; Dr W Lenov, of Hslvetis Dr R Phsip., of Phoenix; Dr Cooper, of Ton,o, anl Dr Bedford, sl Tombstone. All of the nedicos psss- ed the exsmin stion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
SIArEoF OHIO, CITYe TOLEDO, !
 n4vxr

ohk1p VII - ASk1DOt
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney mskes oath tha he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state sforesaid and that said firm will pay she sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of atsrrh that cannot be cure| by the c se of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day of Decem Der, l86.
 SHALL A. W. GASLEON,
 Notary Publi Hall's Catsrrh Cure is taken inter nelly and acts directly on the back q GU mucus surfaces of the system ndae or testimonials free
 F. CHENEY t CO.,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The Woman's Christian Temper snce Union Of Arizona has iu,t cl1sed a most successful convention. The sessions were held in the Congregs- tional church st Temp
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
A Great Statesman's Sscret

The secret of a celebrated statesman's lsng life was his systematic way of eai- ing. Every bre oe food was chewed thirty times before swallowing. The result was he naturally enjoyed good health. Most men and women bolt their food. and eat things which were never intended to be eaten They be- come costive, have bad complexion, lsse flesh and are irritable and nervous, and the first thing they know they are "played sut." It is gratifying to know that Hos;etter's Stomach Bitters cures stomach troubles It is purely veg medicine and has stood the test of hf;y years. It cures cases which seems to be hopeless, Sufferers from any dis order of stomach, liver CT bowels should try it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
NOTICE.
The Taxes of COchiser County
 Due and Payable.

NOTIcEIIS:HEREBY GIVEN that the duplicate assessment roll of the County of Cochise is now in my possession for the col- lection of taxes levied forsthe year 1901 in said county.
 Taxes will become delinquent on the 3d Monday in December, 1901, end unless paid before that date q penalty Of five per cent will bs added thereto.
 Payment may be made at my ofice in the county court house at Tombstone. during office hours-S a. m to r7 m, and I to 5 p. m
 N b. SCRIBNER.
 Treasurer and Ex-Ofhcio Tax Collector Coshiss County.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The railroad surveyors are running numerous lateral surveys along Il various streets and the reside nts along each route are looking for the railroad to come along their thorough'are. The indications are good fer the arrival of he irsn horse here in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Richard Fleiseher, vice president Of the Las Dos Eaciones Cigsr Co oi Nogale., 1. Tombs visitor in the interest Of his company. The Dos Naeionee is recognized as esne of the leading b-snda of cigar and are Tn pop ular demand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

A consolidation of the butcher in- terests st c. L. Cumming and Thos R. York was effected Saturday. Un- like other trusts the mSnagemt nt state the price Of beet will not be raised and promise the best of service and choicest of meats Tor the con- suner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Dr Dudley, formerly connected with the company's oGce in tb;s city, has received the appointment o' physician and sura aaen of the Copper Belle com pany st Glseson. The doctor was in the city Monday purchasing quantity of drugs for his needs in his new posi-. tion.-Reviev.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The audience ct SchieGslin Hall to- ~pighs are promised treat in the way ~of that grand old play, Ten Night, in . Bar Room which will be presented tonight. This company is made up of such artists e MT Burt Inson and the play is pronounced by bsth press aod public to be the greatest mora play on the stage this season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Frank WarAskro-, A nephew of P. B. WArnetros, leit this morbirg for San Frspci=co and ai.er . brief vi.it the:e proposes 10 con'iuus on to the Philippines and look inte the rsssur- ces Q! that archipelago. Frank takes with hin the b, st wishes O! his msey Tombstone friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

A pri., ne- at the county jsil named named Norton disd at the hospital last night. Norton had been sillng fer somc time from fever snd etsnach trouble. He was rsmoved to the hos pitsl but w.. unable to recover from his serious illness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Did ii ,ver occur to you that the in crsa,e .n the population ot Arizons for the past ten years has been more than 5,oG0 syesr? That i' ag'e't number of new people for a territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Carter and Ssunderooot, two men who have been under arrest for steal- ing ore from tho Common wealth mine, had their preliminary examins. ton yesterday, and were bound oyer to the grand jury. Their tonds were fixed at $l, 250 each.-StaY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Ifysu rut 6 spoon in c glass b'- fore pouring in hot water, the glaze will not crack, even if the water is boiling. But it there i. no spoon used it takes e new glass @ every hot drink.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

From 1883 to 1900, incln-ive, A'i- zona produced DOT ,l92 $50 pound- of c pper, worth, taking the svarnse price per poua ad during those eighteen years u,arly sl42 ,OOo, 600.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
BISBEEs JOTTING.
COVERINGS. .

coPPkRINGs.
 BIsBsE, Novembe, 10 9ol rke Melbourne McDswell company played to good houses here on ,h. sth 9th, producing Cleopatra and La Tossa.
 The funeral of little Willie McNAlly teok place today, several O! his little playus.es acting as pail bearers, The tragic death of She youth was dsplor- able affair.
 Dr, schmieding and Mining Expert Tomlinson left this morning for the Dragons.
 Fernand Cabot, mining expert is D tswn.
 Mm. m.B.J. o'Reilly left this morn ng for the east,
 Tom Good body ard Customs In spsetor Daniels, oi Naco, were Eisbse visitors today.
 J.B. Ansuis returned teddy from business visit ts the Cananese. Jose Cksppo, known ss Little Chappo" dropped dead rather uue1. pectsdly this morning having suddeniy died from heart disease while on his way home from work.
 The 2 condition si Carl Weddsfe who was supposed 10 be fatally sho' . week ago, continues to improve and hopes are entertained of his early re- oovery,
 Ool. Kosterli,zki, the famous Me1i- can border soldier, is here for lew days.
 Mrs. James Letson has returned iron Tucson where she has been for several weeks on account O! her health.
 The next attraction ct the Opsrs House will be the popular drama Ten Night. In Bar Room, Tussdsy Nov. 12.
 Some eco tickets have been cold for the Elks Minstrel show which wli be given on Nov. l4th.
 W. W. Quinn is seriously Ill with typhoid pneumonia ct the hospital.
 BIssEE. Nov. 12, 1901. Thomas EsGrsn was made happy man yesterday, the occasion being the arrival sf . girl baby.
 Mrs. William Hankins returned Co Bisbee today from California, where she has been visiting relatives Tor some time.
 Ed, Tarbell, brother Of Dr. Tsrbell, is in Bisbee today renewing scquain- tance with his numerous old-tim' Tombstone friends.
 Dr. F. A. Sweet is h Prescott in s, tendance upon the Grand Lodge o Masons. now in session in that city. John Kelso of Gleeson was in th' city today,
 Petty thieves are visiting sisbe' lodging houser, ts the detriment O roomers who are absent
 J. Clark, recently Of Jerome, is 8 present engaged in drawing the plan for 6 new hoist to be erected by th' Calumet and Arizona company
 Miss Nellie Nichol has resigned he position in the pos,offics and has sc cepsed 6 position1 with the Gres American Mining company, nea Gleeson.
 c. E. Tomlinson came h todd. from from Glseson, where he has beer investigating mining properties. H' says the Gleeson snelIer b!c- in oi Monday last.
 James Head and Wm. William have been brought into Bisbee by couple Of Rangers havip 6 teen ehsrs cd with skin 1ing another man. bovine. They refused to accord s' interview to the representative of ih PRosPEcrsR-
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

And now the young hunter with the bran new gun and case O! buck fever is slaughtering the ipo1ensive beiier of the back Pssture all over this broad land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The smelier production at CsnsneA fer the month of October wac: Ore ,melted l3.2l9 tons, pure copper oor- tentr, PASS, gro pound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

United States Msrshal MoCord left Tocson Sunday night with seven Chinsmsn for San Francisco, where the Celestials will Dc deportei.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

A L Grow is lin Prsscott ID stten. dance at shs Masonic Grand Lodge oooclsvs and is expected to rssurn Friday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

E B Gage and wife are expected to arrive tonight from Prescott. IL is probable MT and Mrs Gage will ssaio take up their residence in Tombstone. A hearty welcome is assured them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

The Congress mine is he deepest mine m Arizona. l. hss an iuciine | shalt 3220 feet in length.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17

Ftuor Monday'e DIi!y.
 Flsgstaf is agita,ing the question of closing saloons each night at an early hour.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-11-17
COUNTY RECORDERS
 REGENT WORK
Instruments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION.

The following instruments have been filed for record during the week ending Saturday, November 3, l9ol {; MORTGAGE
 James c Duncan and wife Co L Marion.
 JIM Johnson to H J brophy.
 Kinsey and NJ Lsugh!in to "m Lutley.
 O Grsuer to Shaw Bros.
 A Brown to W T Richards. PROOF OF LABOR.
 On four mines by R Barney, ct si' On three mines by W 0 Reuss. On one mine by Mosley and Shat tuck.
 On two mines by Head Center Go
 On three mines by D Macphun. LOCATION One mine by A T Shuster. Ten mines py brO~n anu One mine by Gold Hill Mg Co. One mine by A Gibson. | Two mines by Jss Bssncham3.
 Three mines by Laehanss ant Gwyoor.
 One mine bv Copper Qleen Co.
 One mine by Golden Qneen Co.
 Four mines by Buckeye Ms Go.
 One mine by Echoto and Ksvan supb.
 Three mines by Morris, Teller Perley and Perley. Three mines by Williams knieh and Jones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

milo building. value, $500. Taxes,
f21t9, penalty. tt.S1; costs. 80 cents
total. 5000
oxcndluc. q Land. sc by 90 feet
bounded north by Morclu. south hy
Washington avenue. east by T.. y
Mack. west by schut Land. As hy 81
feet. bounded north by Badarraco
south by owner. east hy owner. east
by Broadway. west hy Gontliio. lot
I. block 3. Northern addition. Taxes
t2IIs penalty ilas costs. fi.25; 20
tai. t3obi.
Peroa Mrs. J. M--I.ots 10. II. a.
block b2 \. NJ 4 Co addition Taxes
1880 penalty 2i9, costs, go cents
total. 500
Phclan. Martha-l.ot asa. 83b. block
2, Armilp Bros addition Value oi
personal property $50. Taxes. 1910.
penalty. s2,Hs, costs 40 cents. total
SEQ gs
Rodoy u Precinct 10. Undlyld
eel hair intcrost In lot ". Rui tract ln
villa Dc Albuquerque grant. az per
Simpson Dun maj ~ December 10.
1857 in CKoilclO recorders ONCE.
Undivided half interest ln Wodoy 4
liratina tr1ct east NJ Sandhll addition
as squared out by exchange deeds. less
portion sold all a. per map OF 1887.
and November G, 1891 Precinct rs
90 by 100 feet, lots 8 aud g. Arrhulots
addition. Iemcz hot springs Precinct
IS; Small undivided interest In Oio
del Borcgo grant Precinct o. Al I'M
divided interest IN land bounded north
hy =. Saavcdra. east by J. a. Chavez.
west by river; land 200 by 900 varas.
Lots to Z. block 45. n. ". r. co. adj.
diuun. Taxes. si7l9i. penalty, tsCO:
costs, s240; total. fiS29i
HamahieRo Isabel L.. do-Iots goa
and 20t ArmiiO Bros. addition. IN
block "a Taxes t3!91 penalty. si1i.
costs. ~ cents. total s3t63
Simpler. A. Hair interest lu the FOL
lowing lot situated on the south side
of TiioraB road between Third and
Fourth streets. being 90 feet from oaas
Ia west. end 100 feet from north o
south. Tot Z. block .. Bclyidcro add.
ton Merchandise. caluo $3.50 Pro.
cinct 26. Lotil, block g. tawos a
Simmons addition Precinct o. Hail
interest In as varas from north 10
south aud 100 varas from east to west
bounded north boy Aitheimcr a sim.
pier, south by 9 Sanchez. east by rail
road, west by river Land. 90 by 100
varas. bounded north hy NJ Montana
south by Althoimcr a Simpler. east hv
railroad vest by river Taxes. siS.GS
penalty f.ii; costs, tiib; total
So g.
Water supply Co.-tots !. .. 3. g.
block 4. 4 - r. addition Machinery
boilers engines. pumping plgai. ~all
distributing pipes end reservoirs. lu.
Gated on said lots aud throughout Al.
buquerquc. Bornalillo coonnty. New
Mexico. Value OF personal property.
f3i 500 Taxes, St.g23.25: penalty.
s962 costs. 1875: total, si.g3612.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
PRECINCT NO .

Sanchez. Carlos P.-land. 100 b,
J 900 vnras; bounded north by J. Luz
Sanchez. south by Frank A Huhboll
cast by J Luz sanchez. west by Las
Tomas. Land, TOO by 400 varas
bounded north hy Pedro G. Garcia
south by g NJ Sanchez. east by Rio
Grando, west by grant limits Valu,
~ personal property. tit6. Taxes
S035S penalty, f3iS; costs. 7O cents
total. fG7 49,
Sanchez Severo-l.and 30 by 20 Va
rnH; bounded north by road. south and
cast by Anayas. west by accquia Ma
Dire. Land. 100 by 900 yaras: bound
ed north by j. NJ Sanchez. south ct
ego a. Armiio east by same. west hy
public rond Land % by 2S5 varas
bounded forth by 8 Sanchez south by
boy s. Sanchez. east hy =. Snavedra.
west by ACoquia. Land. l40 By 2iis
varas, bounded north by 81 Sanchez.
south by Carlos Sanchez. east by Rio
Grande. west by Pedro G. Garcia
Land i2S by 300 varas: bounded
north by $. Sanchez. south by NJ. San.
chez y Tapia. east by Annyas. west hy
AceQuia Madre. Land. go by 500
varas. bounded north by u. saavc,lra.
south by J. u Ia luz Sanchez. east by
Emilia Chavez. west by public road
and house. Value of personal proper
~. s6.i25. Balance due taxes. SgOg 2S f.
penalty tl5iG; costs, $40; total.
f32GSf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24

cents. total, So cents.
Baca, Cirraco g. de--Land, 100 acres
and house. Value ~ personal propor
~, $3.50. Taxes. si742; penalty. 81
cents costs. 80 cents: total. tis.Ga
Baca. FnCunda G. de--Iand and
house Value OF personal property.
fl2b. Taxes. Taxes. 81: penalty. &
cents; costs, 80 cents; total. $40.
buatoa knaFtacio--Lande and house.
Value Of personal property, sos. Tar.
es. 10 cents; penalty, / cents; costs.
30 cents; total. 6b cents.
Herrera, Crisantos- aud and house.
Value Of personal property, SOS. Tax.
es. 80 cents; penalty. cents: costs.
20 cents; total. 70 cents.
Martinez, TrnnEltc-- House and land
Value ~ personal property. $3.50. Tax.
~, t2.O6 penalty. 10 cents. costs. %
cents: total t2.bi.
Miera, V. S.--land: bounded north
by Jemez meintains. south by J n.
Archibcque. east by public roaod west
10y government land. ValHc OF person.
al property $40. Taxes. s932; ponal
". 80 cents. costs. 90 cents. total
tiOf3.
Romero, j. E--land aud house
Value OF personal property sit5. Tax
os, ~ cents penalty 3 cents. costs
30 cents. total. % cents.
sandoval. Xenon.--Iand. 100 acres
bounded north boy y. Gonzales. soul
by y. Sanchez. west by Rio puorco.
cast by public land Value OF personal
property 500. Taxes. tG12; penalty.
81 cents; costs. 30 cents; total. 81 IS.
Snndovai. Enriqucs--iand and
house. Value % personal property.
Flb Taxes, 81 cents penalty 3 cents:
costs, 30 cents, total. 20 cents
Sanchoz. Nicentc--land and house.
Land tn Las i.aEunitos Value of per.
Honal property si35 Taxes. 30 cents:
penalty 2 cents; costs, 30 cents. total.
~ cents.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-08-24
PRECINCT NO. a.

Bachcchl. Salvador Land. 100 acres.
Value of personal property. $500 TaV.
cs. ~ cents. penalty. cents. costs
30 cents. total. tit5.
Coyazo, y Estovau Land. 60 by 100
varas; bounded north by j. NJ. Mon.
toya. south by NJ Mora. east hy Mer.
cod hills. west by arroyo Value " per.
sonal property. si20. Taxes. rs cents /:
penalty. 4 cents costs. 30 cents; to.
tai St.1b
Gallegos Manuel Land. 100 by 100
yarus. bounded north by rAihlic road.
south by prudencio Maidonado. east
by Mrs. Robert McFic. west by Mica.
nor Padillh. Land. TOO hy 200 varas
bounded north by Chillili grant. south
10y barbara Mora east by Manuel Mon.
ioya west by Ncstor Torres. Taxes.
SO cents. penalty cents. costs. 40
cents. total. Sill.