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Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
WHITE STAR RATIFIEs DEAL.

London. May 24.-The shareholders of the White Star line met in Liver pool today and by unanimous vote agreed to come into the shipping com bina tion. This disposes of all doubt as to the White Star line entering the Morgan group or steamship lines.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
NoBLEMAN IN ELECTION RIOT.
Severe Fight at Galway Yesterday
 Twelve Men Wounded.

Dublin. May 24.-A county election contest at Galway led to a series of severe fights there yesterday. Lord Morris and Killanin personally led his supporters against his nationalist op- ponents. A dozen men were wounded. some of them sustaining serious in juries during the rioting.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
METALS.

New York. May 24.-Ccpper was quot ed at r for standard. spot to August l2.55@ l2-65 for lake; electrolytic 1235Ge 12.5O and casting 2.12E@12.371.. Lead As Spelter 4.75; bar silver 521s; Mex ican dollars i1A
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
R0CHAMBEAU'S STATUE
 UNVEILED YESTERDAY
An American Tribute to One Who Came
 in Time of Need

Re-Cementing of the Bonds Which United France and This Country Century and Quarter Ago-The I'm pressive Ceremony Witnessed by Descendants of the Count and His Great Countryman Lafayette A Mngng of the Songs and Colors of the United States and France.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
WOOLS AND HIDES.

New York, May 24.-Hides firm: Gal weston % to 250 pounds IS. Texas dried to 23 pounds 13 Wool quiet. Domas- tic fleece 25G.29
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
CLEVELAND TO BE THE ORATOR
Opening of the New York Chamber of
 Commerce Building.

New York. May 24.-It became known this afternoon that Grover Cleveland. ex-president of the United States, has been selected to deliver the Oration at the opening of the new Chamber of Commerce building, which will take place on November Il. It is not known
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
BASE BALL
The Result of Contests in the Four
 Leagues Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg, May 24- New YCrk.... -. % 1 0o0GO O-I Batteries-Chesbro and O'Connor; Evans and Yeager
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
IMPENDING WEATHER.

Washington. May 24.-New Mexico. Arizona and Wyoming-Generally fair Sunday and Monday
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
TOESTOTS ILLNESS.

St. Petersburg. May 24.-A telegram from Yalta, Crimea. announces that Count Tolstoi's condition has suddenly become worse.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
NO PASSENGERS KILLED IN 1901
Remarkable Record of Safety on Eng
 fish Railways.

London, May 24.-The reports issued by the board of trade today in regard to railroad accidents show that not a single passenger was killed in the year 1901. This is the first time that a record ,of this kind has been submitted. Eleven railway employees and persons who were not passengers were killed and 161 injured. There were 476 pas Sengers injured
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

strike, have laid in sufficient supply for the summer. They have not ad- Vanced prices.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
BONDS.

L. s. refunding 2s and coupon 1OS7s: 3s registered and coupon 101A: new registered and coupon 10514 old 4s registered and coupon 1193s; 5s regis tered and coupon 105A
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Louis. May 24.-

Boston,. .... .... Il OOOOO 3-1t St. Louis. .... 70 O0OO1O-1
 Batteries-Malarkey and Moran; Durham, Joyce. Nichols and .:e;I.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Chicag go. May 24.-

Chicago. .... .... 70 0 0 ? OOO - Philadelphia. ...- .-0 I 0 o 0 Q O-I
 Batteries-Taylor and Chance: White and DOoin.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
THE WESTERN UNION
 AND PENNSYL WANNA
The Telegraph Line Dropped by the ,...,. Big Railroad
 

Wall Street Man Sev- he Order to Vacate and in the Fall of Quotations Well Planned Retaliatory Move Purposed to Offset the Aggressive Tactics of the Gould Interests Which Own One-Third of the Telegraph Companys Stock
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Philadelphia. May 24.- Cleveland. :. Il 0 l l 0 0 G-15 Philadelphia. 70 o - 0 0 0 ) 0 O-g
 Batteries-Jones and Bemis; Plank and Powers.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Baltimore. May A. Detroit. ........ 70 0 Q o Q % % Batteries-Hughes and Bresnahan; Mercer and Buelcw.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.

St. Joseph. May a. St. Joseph. .... ....1 0 1 21 %-S l eoria.. .... -. ....1 1 900 0 O..
 Batteries-Chinn and Roth; McGin and Hayes.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Minneapolis. 0; Toledo, ?. St. Paul. :: Columbus. 0. Kansas City. 10; Indianapolis, E. Milwaukee, &: Louisville, :.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Boston. May 24.-

bUSIJII, May -f.- Boston, ... .... ....O2 210OO.O Chicago. -. -. Il 0 0 0Q1l Ia Batteries-Winters and Criger Piatt and Mcfarland.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Washington. May 24.-

Washington. .. .. 70 1 0 ~-5 St. Louis. ...... 70 c o % 1-l Batteries-Towrsend and Clarke; Donahue and Sugden.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Baltimore. May A. Baltimcre.. .-.. .....O . ? Q 0 , Q %-6 Detroit. ........ 70 c 0 . 0 Q Q c % Batteries-Hughes and Bresnahan; Mercer and Buelow.
 Washington. May 24.- Washington 70 1 Q 3 0 0 a--5 St. Louis. ...... 70 Q 0 Q % Il Batteries-Towrsend and Clarke; Donahue and Susden.
 Boston. May 24.- Boston,. .... .... 70 ? 1 0 OO2O @-5 Chicago. .... Il 0 0 % l Ia Batteries-Winters and Criger Piatt and Mcfarland.
 Philadelphia, May A. Cleveland. :. Il 1 O1 G-15 Philadelphia. 70 o - 70 0O0j O-9 Batteries-Jores and Bemis; Plank and Powers.
 WESTERN LEAGUE. St. Joseph. May a. St. Joseph. ....1 l ? %-S
 
 Batteries-Chinn and Roth; McGiil and Hayes.
 Des Moines, May 24- Des Moinea.. .... 70 Q 0 , % =; Denver. .... .. Il 900 00O I-2 Batteries-Morrison and Hanson: Fly Ter, McCluskey and Wall. Kansas City, May 24- Kansas City. -. 70 % l O2 0 @-3 Milwaukee. .... .. 70 0 Q 0C1 0 0-1 Batteries-Gibson and Messitt; Swormsted and Lucia. Omaha. May 24- Colorado Springs. 8 0 Q 1 Q c q C 1-5 Omaha-..- ..-- -. Il 0 Q co Q Il Batteries-Neumeyer and Arthur; Bacrwald, Brown and Bonding
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25
Des Moines. May 24.-

Des Moines, May 24.- Denver. .... .... Il 0 Q 0 % l.. Batteries-Morrison and Hanson: Fly Ter. McCluskey and Wall.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Kansas City, May 24.- Kansas City. . .000 O102 %-} Milwaukee. 70 Q l 0-1
 Batteries-Gibson and Messitt Swormsted and Lucia.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-25

Omaha. May 24.- Colorado Springs 8 0 0 0 q C l.. Omaha-... ...- -. Il 1 % coo Il
 Batteries-Neumeyer and Arthur; Bacrwald, Brown and Bonding
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
CHAPTER xxvIII.
A squire of DANES.

"A little later, and Christabel sat be-
fore her looking glass with her lovely
hair about her shoulders. The glasses
we're gone and her magnificent eyes
gleamed and sparkled.
Good nights work." she said, to her
smiling reflection. 'Now the danger IL
passed, and now that am away from
that dreadful house I feel different
being. Strange what a difference a
few hours has madel hardly need
my disguise--even at this moment
l believe that Enid would not reoog-
n;ze me. She win be pleased to know
that her telegram came in so usefully.
Well, here am, and don't fancy that
anybody win recognize Christabel Lee
and Chris Henson for one and the same
person."
she sat there brushing her hair and
letting her thoughts drift along idly
over the events OF the evening. Regi-
nald Henson would have felt less easy
in his mind had he known what those
thoughts were. Up TO now that oily
scoundrei Rugged himself with the de-
fusion that nobody besides Frank Litti-
mer and himself knew that the second
copy OF "The Crimson Blind" had
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24

Count Malsukata, the formeR premier
of Japan. during his trip through the
firahcial district on Tuesday. expressed
amaze ment at the physical greatness
of the city; but when the japanese
cor sui general, Yasnoske Chki. took
the statesman Of the Flowery Kingdom
to the city hall to present him TO May
or Low. the count was perplexed.
els this where the great city Is gov
erned?" he inquired.
Told that 1t was, he looked at the big
buildings which dwarf the city hall. and
inquired:
How does a government so humbly
housed command obedience? In Wash
irgton your capitol embodies the males
ty Of the nation. But here your go.-
ernment sits at the feet of giants. Are
not the lords of these great palaces,
pointing to the sky-scrapers, the real
rulers here New York Times.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
odd ar Even.

An incident which casts very clear
light on one side of the characteristics
OF the Western steel "magnates" and
their bravado carelessness over monev,
occurred In an uptown hotel the other
night. 1t occurred in the cafe, of
course.
John" said one. throwing bill down
they ere always John and Tom 10 one
another-"John, what is 1t, odd or
even?"
"Odd." was the nonchalant reply. The
bill was picked up. 1t was a note for
$500.
'I don't believe have the cash with
me. Frank. said the loser. He drew
roll Of bills from his pocket. and. find-
ing he had more 'han he expected, ex-
tracted one for $500 and handed II over
to him. No more was said on the mat
ter, and the interrupted thread of con-
versation was picked up.-New York
Post.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
Mrs. Lewis. Gin. 10 ch.r,,y.

Few people in England or elsewhere
do as much In the cause of charity as
Mrs Sam" Lewis. upon whom the sui
tan OF Turkey not long ago, conferred
a decoration, in recognition OF her re-
markable liberality to the destitute of
all faiths who are living in his capital.
There is scarcely field of charitable
endeavor in which Mrs. Lewis does not
figure, either as giver or as a worker,
or as both. When the organizing COM
mittee Of the King Edward hospital
fund published its last report. the list
OF announced contributors contained
Mrs. Lewis name conspicuously pub
lished opposite a quarterly subscription
of G2,500. F fifty thousand dollars a
year to one charity Is liberal giving, in
deed.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
passed into Bells possession.

passed into Bells possession.
But Chris was quite aware or the
fact. And Chris. rs Chris was sup
posed by Henson to be dead and buried,
ana was, therefore. to play her cards rs
she pleased. Up TO now II seemed 10
her that she had played them very well,
indeed. A cipher telegram from Long
dean had warned her that Henson was
coming there. had given her more than
a passing hint what Henson required.
and her native wit had told her why
Henson was after the Rembrandt.
Precisely why he wanted the picture,
she had not discovered yet But she
knew that she would before long. And
she knew. also, that Henson would try
and obtain the print without making
his presence at Littimer castle obvi-
Gus. He was bringing Frank Littimer
along. and was, therefore. going to
use the young man In some cunning
way.
That Henson would try and get into
the castle surreptitiously Chris had felt
from the first. Once he did so. the rest
woull be easy. as he knew exactly
where to lay his hands on the picture.
Therefore. he would have no better time
than the dead OF night. IL his presence
We're betrayed. he could turn the mat
ter aside az joke, and trust TO his ma
tive wit later on. III he had obtained
the picture by stealth. he would have
discreetly disappeared. covering his
tracks as he retreated.
StiIl. II had all fallen out very FORUM
ately. Henson had been made to look
ridiculous: ne had been forced TO adj
nit that ne was giving Littimer a les
son over the Rembrandt, and though
the thing appeared innocent enough on
the surface. Chris was sanguine, later
on. that she could bring this up as evil
dence against him.
$50 far so good she told herself.
Watch, watch, watch, and act when
the time comes But II was hard 10
meet Frank tonight and be able to say
nothing And how abjectly miserable
he looked. Well. let US hope that the
good time is coming"
Chris was up betimes I'm the morning
and out on the terrace. She felt no fur
Their uneasiaess on the score of the dis
guise now. Henson was certain to be
inuuisitive. II was a part of his nature.
but he was not going to learn anything.
Chris smiled as she saw Henson lum-
beriug towards her. He seemed all the
better for his nights rest.
"The roses bloom early" he said, gall
lantly. LET me express the nope that
you have quite forgiven me the fright
gave you last night"
ITo be Continuedo
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
Superstition Hard 10 KIN.

For more than "a millennium Engls- I
has been Christian nation, yet In the
museum at Oxford we see images brist-
ling with rusty nails and needles, which
demonstrate the late survival OF a be-
lief In sympathetic magic in the rural
communities whence these objects come.
Within the university itself secured n
dessicated specimen OF familiar yera-
table which an officer of one of the coll
leges had carried for years as a nre-
ventive of rheumatism. Neither cenru-
ries OF enlightenment nor the revo,u-
tonary changes of this progressive age
have exterminated such beliefs. Thcv
even adapt themselves to the new con-
ditions, as In the case of the lady living
within the shadow of the walls OF Har.
ward university, who maintains that
earbons from arc iEyhps are sure pre-
ventiye Of neuralgia.-Journal Of Amer
lean Folklore.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
By Fred m. Uhite
oaArTER, XIV. acen.ln.ea.l


Instantly the girls manner changed.
She glanced at the Rembrandt with a
shrewd smile that meant something be-
yond q mere act Of prudence well done.
Then she went down to the library and
began an eager search for certain
book. She found II at length in the
David Co2perfeld" in the Charles
Dickens edition of the great novel
lists works. For the next hour or so
she was fitting over the pages with
the cipher telegram spread out before
her. A little later. and the few jun
bied. meaningless words were coded
out into lengthy message. Christa-
fel read them over few times. and
taen. with the aid OF vesta. she re-
duced the whole thing. telegram and
all, to finder, which she carefully
crushed and flung out OF the window.
She looked away down the terrace,
she glanced at the dappled deer, knee
deep in the bracken. she caught
glimpse OF the smiling sea. and her
face saddened for a moment.
How lovely Il all is" she muir
INJURED. How exquis.tely beautiful
and how utterly sad And 10 think
mat III pococrSrt iut thobsSt"f~
wand for a moment could make ev-
erything smile again. He is a GOOD
N ana better man than anybody takes
him to be. Under his placid. cynical
surface he conceais deal OF suffering.
Well, we shall see"
She replaced the "Copperfield" on the
shelf ana turned TO go again. In the
faII she met Lord Llttimer, dressed for
riding. He smiled as she passed.
"Au revoir till dinner time" he said.
"I've got 10 go and see tenant. on,
yes, shall certainly expect the pleas
ure OF your company TO dinner. And
now that the Rembrandt"
ere is safe for the afternoon" Chris
label laughed. ut Is generally when
the family IL dining that the burglar
has his busy time. A pleasant ride to
you.''
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24

In one Of the Philadelphia colleges a
professor of chemistry asked student
the other day:
NOW, suppose you were called 70 n
patient who hae swallowed heavy
dose OF oxalic acid, what would Won
administer" wv
Il would administer the sacrament. !.
replied the student. who, by the wav.
Is said to be studying for the ministry
ana taking chemistry because Il a
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
cHAprER xxvrr.
slightly rarcicat.

Something bulky was struggling 20
get through the window. Halfhidden
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-07-24
What

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Copyright,
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a little bro
banks. TIL
warm seen
the voices
ing softly.
OF the far
sang of 10
other won
the yellow
The little
and dimp
Joy OF exis
From IL
come jou
narrow ju
Der walls
brook lau
a merry I
ously and
its haste
Then out
sparkling
bly, way.
AS II
famed b.
sunlight.
win with
grew by
feathery
with a
drops. u
hidden y
more bri
down tn
blue hag
crystal 9
Then
meadow
the littl
drink al
by the
And sol
bridges.
had woo
brook b
And Il
where Z
through
and cas-
ground
tie mul
forest,
soft hu
thara Il
pied in
20 the
last tw
butterc
and tn
head in
ing So
robbinl
honey,
looked
listene
pered
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23
EARLY ARRANGEMENTS
 FOR ARIZONA TRAFFIC
An Arizonan Tells of Regular
 Passenger Service
FL PAS) TO BENSON

The E, Psso Herald publishes the following railroad news si tho Fl Psso and Southwestern:
 VR Style-. general ireiEh, ard passenger sgent Of the Fl Ps.o ( Southw stern, returned to E! Pa.o ibis morning after several days in New York ani Chicago oonierring with tbs officials Of the Sasta Fe re garding . traffic agreement with that oompaay.
 Mir sules was seen this afternoon by link and Pin and eaid ,ha. his road finds itself unable to get passenger equipment under sixty days and will have to deer putting on 6 regular passenger service until they can se.. cure the equipment.
 We will run 6 mixed train from DenInR to Benson which vii. be very light and enable us to make good time across the country" said Mr Stiles and he couInued. "The mos, of our business will be freight hauling any way and we will take care Of 1, iC the beet Of our stility." "Ihe rates which we have inaugu. rated for points in cur territory srt bound to bring us lo;s o! freight busI ness."
 Ms Stiles tsid that it hse not tser fully determined whether or not lh, EP { s W will operate trains iron Fl P.so to Benson ss that part of tn, traffic agreement with .hs sa nts F. has not been settled.
 "As soon ae the passenger eq Iipmsu is delivered to us in April we will pu on gesd passenger service from Dem ing to Benson and if possible sill s,s run our passenger trains ever th Santa Fe ,o Fl P.so."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23
SUPRe ME COURT ON
 DOWNING CASE
The Lower Court Sustained
 and Downing Looses
MUST SERVE SENTENCE

The Supreme Cour. Of tho Terri tory has affirmed the decision oi the lower court in the case of W F Down ing, vso was sentenced 10 ten year. iu the Territorial penitenti.ry a, Yuma fer An attemp; ., train robbery near Cochise in the year l91e. Thus the case went aGaiBst Downing. The counsel for Downing have no, yet decided whether they will cary the ease up to tue U s supreme court, but ni- extremely unlikely that ibis step will be taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23
OUR FAlRBAkK
 C0RRESP0NDENCE
Interesting items From the
 Railroad Town
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
YAikBAsE, March 10, l9o3

The past vssk . push" o! hobos csmped ia ,he city and paid their re. .psou ts several ,h;sten coop., on. beir ' sec n early this morning in Mo, Gee's yard by Phil Taylor, with four choice hsns is hi. hns." Taylor ordered him ts "drop i," which Mr Hobo loS no time iu doing and anickly fell over the fence. Detective Lsrrieu rounded up the gang and told them to take . .mojse" dowo the "yike" or do lew in the county boarding hosss. They chose the To mer aud as . result tho SIP read towards Nogaies is lined with "never ,uests"
 Tao carloads of barley for Gleeson and Ho.kins, the railroad contractors b-s arrived at this place, but ss yei 10 slock has arrived.
 Jas Wsinscott brought o7er his ,tock from Naco ThuTsdsr, br. os b,. arrival found that the railroad contractors were Lot here as expected, 60 he ist his team, out on the Y.eSer pasture and left for Bi,bee where h. intends 10 stay ueti. work commences on the road for Tombstone.
 Owing to . burnt bridge north of Patagonia the C.noon Ball from the south arrised here eigh, bours late to- day. How the Ire originated is not known.
 The big iron truck that is 10 be usei in hauling the mammoth boilers to Tombstone has arrived and Is be- ing .es up by Contractor Herrios to. day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23
sTATEoy OHIO, CITY O TOLEDO,
 LUCAs COuyTY e1

STATEoy OHIO, CITY o TOLEDO,
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath ths nc is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and that said firm will psy he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL -ARS fer each and every cass of atsrrb that cannot te cnreT by the ( SC of Halls Catsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day oi Decem Der, iS6.
 SEAL A. W. GAsLFON,
 Notary Public Hsll's Catsrrh Cure is taken inter. nslly and acts directly on the back -nd mucus surfaces of the sytem. Seni for testimonials free F. J. CHENEY | co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

A patient sas admitted Co the hos pi,sl today. The uniortnnsts 10 an had been very ill st Bisbee and de- vsloped . csse Of mslancholis. IL was thought he was insane and, was accordingly brought to Tombstone for eIsmiuatiop. The examination showed that he was not insane and . oou'se oi treatment as the hospltsl recommended to effect the patients recovery. Accordingly. he vss sd- mitsed to the hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

The Douglas Dispatch is the ssse oi inc new paper ju.t launched at the border city, with A F Bsn,a ss editor and proprietor. The dispatch i' . neatl. printed s-coiumn paper a'd shouts Iusiily for Dou9la'. Edito: Santa is an old,,ime new'psrer man and feels qui,e st home in the jour. nsis,ic. harness. We extend hes' wishss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

GOMD JMJ BVM Informs,ion is wanted of the where abouts of John Bowe Murphy. o BuDmshop, County Waterford, Ire land. by his sister Mrs William O'Con nor (Connor.) Hancock, Mich. When fact hesrd from vas in Total Wreck Mine. Pims Go, Arizons, about Is years ago. Address W J NJ O'Connor St Mary's College. S Msrys. Ksnsas.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

William Cnrbs,t and .on James are Tombstone yi.i;srs from Ps.rce. NIT Co,heu va. ( former Tomo.,oner, and may csnc,u,e ta return her. with his family :o again mste this pl.ce their bons
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

The Ssn,s Fe eonpsey hs. 'e.um ed the sprinkling Of oil s'ong 'hs r'a'- he'd in New Mexico, Arisors and Cal torni. where the dust o' 'hr ds's': mstes travelling c huriea du-ing the summer monthe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

The society editor Of the Jerome Reporter he. evidently been sIperi- msnting, ss the following woold indicate: "A-k s girl ii she htes another msn and che will sry to mshe you think she does il she doesn't; ak her if she likes you and sbe'il try to make you think sbs doesn't II she doee."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

Prof Douglas, oo uhose report the Lowell observatory wss erected at FIags,aH is making . careful study o' conditions in Arisops for a.troro- micsl work. He could ind an us- usua1y de.irshle place for the erec- ,ion of an observatory in Tombstone and i, is onders;ooi will .hor,ly come here b look over the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

Henry Piepon, . re,ident of Phoe" pix, is Tombstone visitor. MT Pi.rsoa ovns come Tombstone prop sriy and is here on . ,isis o' in- speotion,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

A carpenter bus,on has 'av.d sbe lie of sn Arisons man sbo vss sso' ., in . s,loon. ct which the Phaenir Democrat ob.ervs.: All good si,s' will perceive froa ;h.s sAs inportss" of keeping their husssrds' ssspsnder kutioas in piece.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

The cannon for the university bat tslion has arrived. Tho university put up . bond win the govern msns ior this esnnon,some months SEQ and 1, hes been expected Ter come time. Hereafter the cadets will Are a'uurise and sunset guu.-Tuc.op Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-23

Time wss when Prescott m.rchs~'s stsr,ed branch hou-es i1 hosriI. Nov Phoenix m.f,hsnts srs sEurrR on ...r,ius branch housss In Prescott, and Walter Hill has do,- 'n.