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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-18

Sec. 23. From every livery or
feed stable ten dollars per annum.
Sec "A. From every wagon yard
not connected with livery stable,
five dollars per annum.
Sec. 25. From every life or acci-
dent insurance company five dol
lars per annum.
Sec 26. From every fire or ma
rine insurance or guarantee com
pany five dollars per anuum.
Sec. 80. For each cotton gin ten
dollars per annum
Sec. 33. From every person or
firm dealing in sewing machines or
keeping a sewing machine agency
twelve dollars per annum, and from
every pe.son canvasing for the sale
OF sewing machine twelve dollars
per annum; provided that persons
paying an occupation tax as mer-
chants or dealers in pianos or or
gans shall not be required to pay
this tax.
Sec SO. From every wholesale
dealer IN foreign ice twenty dollars
per annum, provided that this sec
tion shall not apply to persons pay
ing q license 70 manufacture ice.
Sec. Al. From every architect,
draughsman, civil engineer or sur
veyor five dollars per annum.
Sec. AZ. From every person max
ing street exhibitions. medicine
shows. cane racks, doll racks. mer-
ry.go.rounas or other exhibitions
OF like or siniiar kind one dollar
per day payable daily.
Sec. 42a. From every auctioneer,
hawker, peddler, corn doctors book
agent, or agents soliciting for maps
charts or other goods OF any kind
whatever, other than commercial
drummers, twenty dollars per an
nun; except agents selling relig-
ious books and fruit trees.
Sec. Az. From every person
conducting a wagon or carriage
for the purpose Of transferring
freight or passengers, six dollars
per annum for each wagon
Every wagon, carriage OF other
vehicle conducted for the pur-
poses mentioned in this section
shall have the number of such
vehicle painted in bold letters or
figures, and placed on each side
of such wagon, carriage or We
hicle. It shall be the duty Of the
collector to furnish numbers
painted on tin or metal, free Of
cost to the person obtaining such
license.
Sec. 81 From every contrac-
tor for painting or paper hanging
eight dollars per annum.
Sec. 80 From every con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-18
Il Will Bea Rush.

The latest estimate on the mum
Der Of claims to be run for ir the
Cominche reservation estims tes as
follows: There will be irom 3 to g.
600 mineral claims IN The Wichita
mountains. 2 1000 town lots will be
taken m the great strife. and about
IL 200 farm claims. making about
37 900 claims to fll the wants Of
the claim hungry. The land viii
be open on four sides for runucrs,
10 say nothing Of the railroad facil-
ities. The Rock Island Mangum
branch splits the kiowa and Wich-
ita reservation and viii only be
available from either end, as run.
ners will not probably be allowed
10 congregaie along the line. The
main line is flom one to two miles
from the east line. The Fort Sill
and Anadarko branch runs north
and south through The Kiowa coun-
iry. There will be plenty Of start.
ing room and sll indications point
70 ne fact that there viii be plenty
Of runners. Il IS the last land to
be opened IN the souihvcst and tic
fosh win Be the greatest ever seon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-01-18

Go to Irwin's Photo Gallery for
pictures. Any style. All work
guaranteed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The Fl Paso-Bi-bee railway, Or tbt seuthwestsrn, ss officially called. will reach two of the three largest prodae- ing copper mines ia Arizona, the three, those of the United Verde com pany at Jerome. the output of whicf is about I22, LOO lbs a day; the Cop per Qusen Consolidated at Bisbes about 2,oO0; and the Arizona Cop per company at Clifton, about 53,OOC lbs. These averages gre calculated on the basis of 365 days A year Bu. the mines at Morenci aud other csmps fare also important. A great smelter may be built here for hand. ling ,he assembled ores from the var ious southern Arizona districts.-El Paso News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The Ruble theatrical company ar rived this evening and will begin a weeks performance at the Opera house tonight.
 Dr- Clarke of tLe Greene Con- solidated company was in town today after s supply of things for bis camp. The doctor now has two assistants and they are Ill ksps quite busy st- tending 10 the wants of the employees of the Greene company.
 A new time table is to go into effect on the A, & S. E. railroad sn Thurs. day, April 25th. A first class psss enger service is 10 be insugurated. The train will leave Bisbse :45 6. ID. arriving at Benson at S:45 .. m. Returning Leave Benson ct II .. m. and arriving at Bisbee a. ?, m., Pacific time. The Douglas train will leave, st 30 D. n. This will insure the arrival ef the western mail and express and will cut the running time dewn forty-6ys minutes in going to Benson and l l hours on the return run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28
PRELIMINARY WORK
Ground Graded For Hoist at
 Combination ::Shalt

The work Of erecting the hoist e, the new consins.ion shaft is under way, workmsn being busy grading the site above the proposed location of the new shat. Much of the hoistin E machinery is on the ground and when the grads on tbs side hill has been lsveled to receive the frame work foundation, etc., the task Of installing same VII be next in order. Work on the big shaft has not yet besn started and it is understood will net be 1ntil arrival Of timbers, etc, which have been ordered. When the work of sinking is begun it is proposed to crowd same to water lsv,l. The shaft four compartment one, will bs . ma nmoth affair being one of the largest in the sest and the only one of it's size in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Whenever yeu fud a man fnding fault with local paper. open it up' and ten to one he hasn't an advertise ment in IL; five to one he never gave . jsb si work; three to one he does not take the p,per; tive to one that if he Is s subscriber, he is delinquent even odds he never does nythiug that will sssist the publisher to run q good paper; and forty so one th.: # the paper is < good ore and full of life, he ie most essar to borrow it when it comes out. News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

It is estimated that fully Ie.O0e 'l,vs" will have been enacted before all ,hs legislatures adjourn. That i- to say, the thirty lsw-msking bodice, exclusive of congress, tha, assembled this winter will have passed aad the governors of the various statss will have signed that number ef gooJ bad and indifferent bills. Last year there were about thirty-three legislatures in session and they ehscied 5.772 new laws.--Wsshington Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28
A good cirizsn is he xhn ernra

A good citizen is be who expresses faith in the iuturs Of the town he lives iD, and who is always talking Of it's advantages as a place of residsacs Strangers \ ght shy of siiurians, and never locate in place the h4bitsnts of which seem to stay there bscause they can't help themselves. rather than from choice and lsudabls de sire of betering their c niition by help. ing the community they live iu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

A large body Of Pspsgos Indians, from the reservation near Tucsoo. are encampsd on the de.ert about five miles directly south of Phoenix. There are about 15J Indians in the band, which is scattered widely, and they are awaiting the harvest o the Pima and Asricops tribes. The Pa. pagoes annually help ia the harvest of the northern Indians, aro get their pay in shares of grain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Mart Moore, deputy sheriff Of Giss.on, arrived in town this even. ing ip pursui, si two people, who at this writing are said to have been overtaksn a. San Bsrnsrdino ranch and Deputy Jno. Slaughter, it is rumored, has them in charge. Deputy Moore left this morning ts bring them in.
 The ink .slinge Of ths Los Angeles Times may still be in the ring. but he badly dissgured the shooting sffrsy which occurred in our town . few days sgo by stating tha. "shs in com. pany with Park Whitney and Stuart were in questionable joint" Park wbitney was in his place of bu.in e,s at tine time the shooting occurred, but she had passed through the place aseing from hsr irate husband and was killed back of Whitney & Cos saloon, and vas the fret time she had ever been in the house
 V Anderson. representing Barklsy < Gray wholesale grocery house of Los Angeles spent one day with us interviswing our merchants and supplying their demands.
 DOUGLASS. April 22nd, 1901
 Sid Harris and a gentleman com" psnion of Bisbee, spent . lew hours in our town. having drove over re- turning same day.
 Copper Queen Con. Min. Go. who have heretofore been passing their goods through custom house sr Nsco are now sending over the s " of A R R to this point acd forwarded from here to terminus Of line.
 EG Ord of Bisbes who IS erecting the hotel, spent Sunday in our burg accompanied by L J Overlook.
 Supt Morgan et the A & s E and s W of 4 R R accompanied by road msster shibley, spent Sunday inspect ing the road to this point and return ed same day.
 FS Webster, who has spsn. many yesrs at Benson, in the interests of the F, has accepted . pssition at this station on the 8 W of A R R. and will assume duties in the near future We extend to Benson the hand of sympathy ID her loss, but Douglass is worthy Of congratulations in h sr gain.
 Edward Coats partner of Murphy < Coats, returned from Bisbee today having made 6 flying trip on business.
 Mir Perkins, architect. was iu town today looking after the large freight depot which is being erected under the supsrintendency of MT schrsder.
 We have not yet been favored with . regular passenger coach to and from our suburban towns, but we have the assurance tha. in . few days we will have the pleasure of occupying cush- toned seats to and from our town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Up to the present time receipts have been issued by the Tucson land office for filings on IA claims on the AlsodUnes grsGt near Yums. aggre- gstinE a total of 2l 3SI acres. Most of this land has been entered under ih- homestead act, some under the desert land act. and in few cases script has been utilized. Twenty three conflicting applications have tbusfar been rejected by the land office officials,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Pein ting 10 the fact that 6 m.r may go through war and pestilenc. and return un-scratched and yel tumble ef ths sidsw ak and sustain an ir jury. was very ferceably iliustrat. cd yesterday morning when Mir H E Webb, travelling for the Pione esr Roll Paper Co, si Los Angeles. vas engag ed in roping up his sampls runks in buggy. when in the hurry he stsp- ped on . round pebble and fell. Be pitched on hIs right hand. and that not being suf6cient to sustain the fall his fses came in csntac, with Mother Earth, with the rssuls the his nose bled and bic face was very. much bruised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28
The Holland Submarine Boat,

All of our readers are familiar with the Holland submarine boat, with which it IS possible 10 go about completely under water. If the enemy have big war ship lying in strongly fortified harbor, the boat can be submerged and make its way to the ship. place a powerful ex
 iosiye under it and blow it to pieces vithout appearing above water. While this boat secretly destroys ships of the enemy, Hostetfer's Stomach Biiers like wise attacks and overcome, dangerous diseases. A few doses wili gIye Felicfin any stomach, liver or blood disorder, The Bnters DO; only cure the sick, but prevent the well from becoming sick, l, should be taken by all who need a strengthening tonic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The Range News says only . few cattle has been con tIacted fer in ,hi, vicinity for spring delivery. There gre lots sf good cattle in this section fs r sale' The ranges were by no means co denuded of stock last fall and win ter ss is generally believed, but the es,tlsmsn are not willing to part with their stsct for gay less than last year. prices. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

It is almost impossible for the Arizona X Southwestern railroad to freight business that has accumulated at Benson. On Friday evening there was ia the Benson yards 176 carloads of freight destined for Naco, Doug laes and Bisbee. An effort Is being made by the Arizona & Southwestern company ts buy locomotives from other railroad companies, as it is im- possible for the factories to fill orders earlier than November,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Chinese puzzles have loog enjoyed reputation ss the most iu intricate in the world. and the indemnity puzzle up-s on which the representatives of the powers al Pekin are working, seems 70 De the most intricate of them all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The sundry-clesers are to have the Buffalo exhibition grounds closed on the Sabbath, a. well as tho si Leuis show. The closing ol harmless ex- hibits to those who can net have rs- creation upon other days is not @ wise policy. It will not cause men who labor all ths week, to go to church .. Bu; it may send them to worse places than the exposition,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The CourIer bslisves tha. not les 8 than 2,0O0 miners will b. at work in Groom Creek and Htsssyampa dis tricts within the next Is months |. Both district. are rapidly coming to the front as producers Of precious metals and people are becoming iu- terested who have money enough to mine Courier
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Editor Alley of the Globe Times, hits the nail on the head when he con- demns ths practice O! sending of 10 eastern department s,ores for goods that can be purchased at home These foreign establishments never contribute < cen. to tha support oi home institutions, either directly or indirectly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28
W.kelso met with c very painfu

J Wikelso met with 6 very painful though not serious, accident las, Monday. While riding bsr.eback his horse fell with him and dislocsted his left shoulder. Dr Tonsy was hastily summoned, and reset .he dis. located member. John is now oarry- ing his arm in . sling but feel. DO bad effects from the aecident.-Glessoo . corr espondsnes Range Nsws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Iucson is msnifesting . spiri. of proEressivsnsss and agitatiug the re- moval of the wedge aud s1tending a boulevard to the Sisters hospital west oi the city. The carrying out of thi. plan would add materially to Tucson's 6 s'edi. and should os adopted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Frank Payne, the eonvic. who es capped from the territorial pri.ou April 5 was captured 220 miles up the Colorado river April IA, by the two prison guards who were on his trail Alberto Imperial and Juan Zsbals. who brought the escape in Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

A new law regarding carrying guns was enacted 6: the last session Of the legislature which gives justices ssme option. They can now fine a man anything from $5 ts $500, ins,ssd of $50 fs:, as under the old law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

A Minneapolis paper, referring 10 the agitation of a primary election law, most pertiuen.ly remarks: 'If ihs people have 6 right to elect, they have q right 10 nominate" It is res form which should be adopted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The only trust We are not worrying about, IS iEe coffin trust; We will let our friends worry about that, while we lie quiet and unconcerned like good orthodo1 corpse.-Glooe Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The local manager 0i the smsltsr trust st iDsnver announces that the price Of lead has been reduced frox s4 to S3.so and the mine Operators look for still further reduction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

There seem, ts have been hitch m AguInsldo's proclamation Of peace, which the administration announced was to be issued at once Perhaps Aggy has rai,ed his price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Dr. B, c, Tsrbell returned 10 Naco this morning where his hesdquarter, are as physinian o' the Greene Con. Co. The doctor spent Sunday in Tombstone with his parents and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The Chlcsgo Tribune calls attsn- tien ao the fact that during the fret eleven days of April nearly five and half million dollsrs were given to educational institutions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

H F Cunningham went to Tucson Wednesday to locate some land near town. He and Burt Grover are launching out ints the oil bushes, and they think they have good iud,.a. tiens sf developing 6 spou,sr on thi. tract of land.-Rsoge Esws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

President Mckinley will visit the Congress gold mine and see for the hrst time in his life 6 grand gold mine Tn active operation, says the Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

The unfortunate Mexic an who was shet in the abdomen ct N.co and re. gently admitted to the hospital died last night and was buried today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Az Ohio man is under arrest for stesliag a railroad. It is presumed that the railroad was occuptirg it's bed at the time Of the seizure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Quite . number Of strangers are arriving in Tsm bstone and looking up the situation in anticipation of the omi ng boom.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

5 F Littlepsge and the Misses Austen and Edwards, the latter a sister of Mrs Del Lewis. spent Sunday in Tombstone returning to Bisbse today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

James Smith returned last evening from his trip to Santa Monica. He had an enjoyable time during his absence and his appearance looks il.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Minnesota has passed Ia" pre- venting idiots from marrying. Nv 1t will have to psss aisw cesaing who Is .n idiot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

South Africa comes high, England is preparing to negotiate new lean oi ss5e zee zee eco, although the price oi consols is helog par.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

A London paper sum. up the nine tesnth century in a nutshell we received the goo,equill, we bequesih the typewriter"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

schmidt, cnanclal secretary; Mrs. V. R, Stiles, treasurer, and Mrf. s. K Williams. collector.
 BIsBEK, April 2l, 1901 COVERINGS.
 Several esses oi ,csrlet fever are reported among the children.
 A number ef PspsSoes are in town selling ollss and are doing 6 good business'
 Tom Dye will lesve ID the morning for Tucson where he will remain for some time.
 Wm. Coates and Geo. Knight, we'll known citizens of Tucson are Bisbee visitors
 Sheriff Stout Of Msricops County was in ti.bse yesterday in search oi witnesses wanted st the presen, term or the dletrlct court.
 &rs. H. NJ. Woods and daughter will leave in the morning for the San Bsrnsrdino ranch. where they will remain a fortnight.
 The bisbee Transfer company will soon begin the erection of a large stable and barn, near the old slaughter house down the Bisbee canyon.
 The Bi.bee delegates to the grand lodge of the Odd Fellows and the R-beksh's returned today from Phoenix. They report having had s royal time in the capitol city.
 The ball game between ths regular nine and the picked nine at Don Luis Sunday was witnessed by over two hundred lovers of the national game. The score resulted II to 6 iD favor sl the Bisbee nine. The score by in aings was as follows:
 Bisbee. 2l04 900 II Coppsr Queen 2 ? 0 100 c. 6
 A few days siuce . Bisbee attorney called upon another member of the profession and asked his opinion upon a certain point in law. The lawyer to whom the question was addressed drew himself up and said: II gen. erslly get paid tor what I know." The questioner drew 6 half dollar from his pocket, handed it to the other and coolly remarked: "Tell me all you know and give me the change.
 3isbee. April P, 1901
 PPERISGs
 Wm. Murphy, tLs well known lIne rider and cnstom house oEcisl will leave in the morning fer . visi: to his old home st San Diego. Before re- turnin 2 be will visit San Francisco and other California points.
 Work has tesn com msnced on the of the Nortop-J Johnson building in Tombstone canyon, IL is that they will make e bid for the securing of the post office.
 Constable Doyle took Vidal to Tombstone this morning where he will serve ninety dave for an assault on one Of Ii, ceuntryrnen. Jack D,nl ey left this m orning fer Oakland where he will visit for some lime. He has been in i'll health for ,ome Gms and hopes the change will benefit him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

A Kentucky editor has sued for q divorce because his vile played poker with him. She used the fire poker and played the game over his head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28
DOUGLAS NOTES
Interesting Items From the
 Border Town
DOUGLAS, April 19, 1901.

DOUGLAS, April 19, 1901.
 Our custom house is, nearly com pleted.
 Track laying is nearly completed to Fronterss.
 A great number of buildings are being erected.
 George Burr of Benson has located here and is doing we'll.
 The Ord h ptsl will soon Le com. pleted and will have eighteen rooms,
 Sheriff Del Lewis was in town in- yestigstiDg the shooting affray this week
 P. Ssudovsl have located here per- manently and opened up banking and brokerage business.
 Ashton & Msloney have rec-ivei car load of merchsndise and will soon have their business house open.
 A. L. Mcguire, agent of the Inter- national Land and improvement Co. iodsy sold lets to the amount 0 sI,15o.
 DOUGLAS, April 21, 1901.
 T. E, Johnson Of Bisbee, the srchi- tee, of the Ord hotel, vas in our town today.
 Wm. Broyles Of Globe, was in town today and is arranging to locate here in the hotel business,
 Ashton & Msloney will coon have their goods in shape to supply demands.
 Geo. Marks has about completed his building and is arranging for s stock of nerchsndise and barber shop
 Geo. Murphy, of the firm Of Murphy 4 Coates, returned today from Bisbee.
 P, Ssndoval & Co.,. have begun the erection of their buildings to be used for banking and brokerage business.
 MT. Seroy of Bisbse will .oon have his building completed .nd will pu, general stock of merchandise,
 A. T. Mcguire, agent Of the Intsr- national Land & Improvement Co. left for Bisbee to attend to business ID matters.
 Conductor Brown passed through here today with two carloads of Mex jeans in bond from Hermissllo to work on the rsiirosd,
 Prof. Csssell Of Bisbee spent 6 day in Douglas and arranged for ihe erection of a building on his let opposite the Boston Cafe.
 The arrivals at the Brunswick hotel were J. E. Glip, Chicago; Wm. Broylep, Globe, and c. c. Msrs San Francisco,
 Jno. Colman, who got bruised a lew W ,eks ago while working in the Calumet aud Hecla mine at Bisbee Is tsking orders for tailor made .uits and rubber goods for his Chicago l house. N Noble, accompanied by Mike Medigoyich, wishing to see the out ook Of a prosperous town drove in sunday and registered at fhe Palace. NIT Garnett, arepresentstive of the rphsn Home at Los Angeles, took harge oi the of the orphan hild of Bertha and Joseph Schmidt nd che will be conveyed to the foms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Three or four shots were hssId last night but the shooter was rot located or cause of the shooting learned
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Frank Mslsen, the well known cas'isman, arrived in town today on a brief business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Miss Anna Lsngpssp left ys.tsrday TOT Psarcs on e yisit among friends there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Constable Doyle of Bi.5ee came ir today with . Mexican prisoner for th, county bsstile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Statistics thow that New Mexico now raises more sheep aDd wool than any o'hsr sta's or territory,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-04-28

Propo'a,s are out for the delivery of 1850 bushels O: charcoal at Fort Huschucs bids to be let On t.r.l @
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Mics Laura G. CTabla. Ton b toats obliging postBistress left tLis mon. ing for Tucson on brief yi-it.
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Justice ChAs Edney of Gles.en came In today from that camp on oficisl business.
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Dening is groNing since 1t became a conpty seat town. and has orgsuiLeo A board of trsde to loom thing
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A heiiner. the well known Iiau man, was sn incoming passenger 10 day.
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From honday'e Daily.
 A new end attractive sign scorns Kings saloon.
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II, K. Street and O. Asi burn. the well known cattleman oi Benson are l 1ombsions wis tors.