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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-11

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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
"A FAMOUS CASE
Copper Queen Timber Case in
 Supreme Court
DECISION NEXT MONTH

Col. William Herring returned from Washington Friday night. He has been iu that city to repre- sens She Copper Queen Mining com psny before the United States supreme court in the case of the United Ststss vs. that cor i,ors,ion on an appeal made from the Ter ritorial supreme court. Toe cass was tried here in May, 1899, |, being g q suit to recover about S2e0, ,00J for timber claimed to have been cat for and sssd by the Copper Quesn csm. pany contrary to law. Seven assign meuts sf error were offered by the governmsnts representative and O ,hess six were withdrawn. The cast was argued and submitted and [ decisios ~iil be handed down proba ply next mosth. Colonel Herring looks we'll after . dave rest, the triI Iron Washington occupying abou fsur dsys-Stsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
OF
 SUPERINTENDENT
F W GoOdbodv. of Tombstone
 Knocks the Plum
WILL BE GOOD OFFICIAL

The board of supervisors this alter noe took sp the matter of appoint msnt of q county school superintsnd- ent to fill the vacancy caused by the death of E. {. Nichols. There were three applicants for the position, F. W. Goodbody, of Tombstone, J. J. Riggs, of WillcoI, aud l. w. Wallace of Bisbes. Jus, before going to press the appointment of of F. W. Good. body was made by the board and hi' commission ordered. MT. Goodbody the new county school supsrintepd- snt, is e well known attorney, c popu- l-r Tomb.tons resident. and well qualified for the petition which he will undoubtedly ill with credit te himself and his constituents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
D. WIlli, James. one of the dires

D. Willis James, one of the direct ore of the Fl PAso & South western rAilread is in Fl Pssso having arrived there Saturday night in his private car Clsopstrs. He has been over the new line for the purpose of taking notice Of the improvements which have been made in the past three or four years. The new town Of Douglas attracted the sspscial st- tantion of Mir. James and he thinks it will grow to be . great town m c few years.
 ''I find the Fl Paso & Southwestern road to DsminE to be in good .hspe snd they have all the business they can handls," ssid be. Aud he con-. tinusd, "When the rosd is compls,sd to FL Psso it sill be a very valuable one indeed. There is TO douot that this country is attracting . great deal oi sttsution everywhere and I predict mosr active future fer the Great South vest"
 Mr James had not been out here for four years and decided .k.: h. wanted to See the new Improvements.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Last evening J. c. Psndleton died at the hospital ss . rssalt of sn nn- fortunate mishap during . rrnaway accident, an account of which recent ly occurred is ths.e colulns. Pen dlsson wac bootkssper for ,he Black Diamond O aud in driving . buggy team from the mine to Pssrse the animsls became frightened and unmsnsgesbls, during which Psndls- ton was thrown violently from the buggy 10 the ground, bic head s:rik- ing . large rock and frssturing his stsli. Immediate medical attention was had and the unfortunate came here tor medical trsatment. The in- jury proved . moot serious one, sev- sral fractured bones being pressed ia.' side on the brain, aud although every thing possibls ~as done to save bic life, all efforts proved ts no avail. The relst yes of dsceased rssids in Chicago and they were notified of bis sal dsath. The dscsassd was re- cent arrival in this section, but wal we'll liked and highly esteemed by ell was knew hin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Fer the fourth time in the fast eighteen yesrs, the posso6os was sell sustaining during . quarter year. During the quarter ending March Sl. receipts were thirty-two million dol lsrs and sxpenditurss thirty-one mil lion. The other times when receipts met expenditures, were the first and sst quarters Of 1900 and the fret of 1901. With . surplus of . million maybe this would be good time ts talk parcels post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The Atlsnts Constitution has dis covered . man who knows the precise geography and internal economy Of the place Bob-Ingersoll-ssid- ,here- wssn't, ou.-Dantsing Dante in his de- ssriptions. Seems it is c good deal blscker than even the gsod old preachers painted it. It is down be-. low and furnishes She raw material for volcanoes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27


 W. H. Scofeld, head bookkeepsr Of the Black Diamond company, va, in
 Tombstone todsy. MT. Scofeld wss
 here to arrange for the smsslmink Z and shipment 10 Chicago of the remains Of J. c. Pendlston, the un- fortunate young man who suffered death ss result of sn accident during c runaway between Black Diamond and Pesrce recently. The Black Dismopd company, for whom the young man, . comparative stranger, |, was working, sparsd no expense to sfford immediate medical attention to the unfortunate after the tragic scci- dent. and since the sad ending have further shown their msgnsnimous consideration by bearing the expense of shipment of the remsins to bis former home and te stricken relatives in Cbisago. While general heartfelt sympathy goes out to the relatives Of the deceased in the sad loss of . be- loved one and un,imely ending of . promising csresr, the generous min istrstions of 'hs company to their employees of few weeks shows . mo- ble and truly magnanimous impulse worthy of more than passing oom- msnS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Prot. Gaines, who temporarily re- Eignsd the principsl.hip Of the Tomb. stone schools to take up sn important government commis.;os of several months duration. is reported quite i'll at Winemucks, Nevada. His many irisnds here trust nothing serious will develop from his illness and will again -h rtly be at his official duties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A Topeks man sent . present to . bride with this very frank note: Ny D ar Girl: You will find in the bsx {. thingsmsjig which has something to do with eating grub o6 stable don't know what l. is. It To ks like . eros. between . nsrpoon and . hay fork. Is may bs for spearisg pickls.. or it may bs for stacking chopped cabbage. I am to old-fssbionsd that I don, know; you will bs 60 happy you won't care."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
s. R. H. Robinson, the contractor,

s. k. H. Robinson the contractor, was here yesterday CD route to Bis bee, where he is building . spur oi sbost two miles in length from the Spray shaft and psst the Calumet and the Lowell. Thi. spur will con- meet with the BisSee road and re- lisve the congestion at Bisbse. There is considerable work attached to the building of this spur. MT Robinson said that the Fairbank.. Tombstone would be pushed st once. This road will extend Iato Turquois end beyond to College Peak and Douglas Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
PROBABLE ExTeNSlOE
 OF s. P. LINE
Expected .O be in Nsco in a
 Short Time
D VIA TOMBSTONE

r. D. Putnam, writing to the Lo, Angeles Mining Review from Bisbs-. b.s the following paragraph regard ing railroad news which would indi- cate the, the .. P. will yet follow their survey route through Tomb atone to connect with Nsco and Bis bee. The following extract i. taken from the article;
 "Mr. NcFarla.d, who is the gen. eral manager of the CsnAnes railroad is offering to bet that inside of six months th. Southern Psci6o will be running trains into Nsc,, and get it pretty strsishs that they will start construction at once. Saturday. two carlosds of Southern Pacific oficisls went into the C.nsnsas for a second rip, and ths. certainly looks as il something were up. The Southern Pasii psopl. are now discovering that they made grand mistake ir letting Phelps, Dodge build from Deming. as that road has already GU the rscsipts n Benson over msny thousand dollars per months. Phelps Dodge got out e new passenger tarif on April s,:. from Dsu;;ns % Beaso. reducing rates . cent . mile, snC when they get their psssenge- equip. Men i, will still further cut ints tn Southern Pacific"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A. f, Potter, who Is in the employ of the Agricultural department stsdy- ing she forestry condition of Southern Arizona, arrived ct Willcox yestsr. day, and will make . systematic study of the Cirioshuas. MT. Potter is au intelligent far minded practical gentleman, who has resided in Ari. roma for many ysars sad thoroughly understands local conditions. A bet" ter man could not have been selected. Range News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
Two Very Important Industries.

While 1t may seem broad statement, i, Is probably true, that our railroads, with their immense capitalization and army of employees. form one of the most importan, industries of the country. The other very imp, rtant industry is the manufacture Of tha. celebrated family medicine. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Isis compounded with the gres,est care and contains Do.hing that would inj Ire the most delicate system. It is backed by record of fifty years sf cures of sick headache, indigestion, fstulency, belching, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles and malsua fever and agu-. It is e splended spring medicine and blsod pur fer and as tonic for the run down sys sm i, is unequalled. Try it Our private stamp is over the neck Of the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

IL is unfortunate tha, rumors Of the postpone ne.t of the worlds fair ai St. Louis are given currency through the pre,s to the dstriment of the en- terpri.e. The managers Of the fair q, S,. Louie, who are the only persons suinonz.d ts speak on the subject, declare that they have not seriously considered . postponement and Chat there is not good reason why the ex- position can not be got ready by the date announced for the opening-iD May, 1903,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

4 lstse. received from Clerk J. Duncan locstss him at San Francisco ct Dr. 0ocdfellow's .snitsrium. Ap examination Of his ailment developed the location of . troublessme growth In the nasal cavity of his head and an operation was s1vised to remove tbe difficulty. It is probable he will un- dergo the operation and his friends hope for his early recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
BUILDING OF
 TELEPHONE SYSTEM
Tombstone vii be Connected
 with Other Points Soon
NEW LINES PROJECTED

By the first sf July 3isbse will b. connected by telephone line wi.h B. h. SOD, Tombstone, Tucson sod Fair bank, said George B Ellison, mana. ger of the Birbse Improvement com psny. yesterday. .. ...
 "Thsre is now in contemplation . iine between Douglas, Deming and Fl Psso. This is certain so be con- pletsd inside Of four months.
 "rhs contract for the new tele- phcne lines to Nsco and Douglas has been let to c. F. Wren of Fl Paso and will bs completed insids O! sixty dave.
 he new system will include foar lines Co Nsoo snd six lines to Douals.. which will ee decided improvement. |. l" -eisbes Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The final game of she Trophy , Cup" series for the championship of the Phoenix Country club was played oa the links Of the club .. Phoenix y Hal Bennett and Roy Goodrich. The game was SD exceptionally close and brilliant one. Mir. Goodrich won by 2 up. He has reason to be prond of his victory for he thus has on bis trophy belt the scalps O: the best plsyers in the valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

An eassern capitalist has written to Silver City peocle that If they will help themselves by building . 60-ton smeltsr. to cost probably $4O, ,010, he will put $l0O, 900 into tbe busines. to buy and handle the ores. T. there be not strings pow' revealed. this .ougb, to furnish the desired opportunity for the rainsrs to become Independent ol the trusa
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

MT. Nicolai Anisrsnn who is opsr- sting the tsilings of She Contention mill at Contention was . Toubstons visitor today. MT. Anderson is hand ling 30 ton. daily by the cyanide pro- c.ss and employs quite . force of ms1 He is an authority on cyanide mat ters and is one of the best posted
 en in the west on treatment, Of ores by the cyanide process,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Jos. McPberson returned lass svsp.. leg from Phoenix. While in the Salt river valley he purchased t"s spsn of npe horses which will arrive here shortly. IL is IT )babls tha: he will start c general transisr line here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Mining pays 6 larger percentage on the amount invested than any other forn oi industry. If dealt io slong business liGss. it is ss cafe e any other form of investment. It is only sn. crupulous promoters who desire th.t mining shoUld be considered c gamble co that msn will invest their money foolisnly, lsvishly and without of thsir investment other than as . gamble. By regarding it in this ligh, the investing public is mors susceptible to the fooli h and olsims made by the un- scrupuious promoter. The business man who d co not use businsss methods when investing in mIsing deserves to lose hie money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Walter L. Vail, . cattle king oi Arizona has bought the celebrated ranch in San Diego county, from Governor Gsge of California for $l2e,O00 The ranch enbrsoss over 1000 acres. Mir. Veil also owns several thousand acres oE land in the Imperial country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Cspitslists have sub.orib-d . fund Of tl00, ,OO0 to found . chair of eco- monies as an essterp university. Any true economist who eat in that chair would feel like 30 cents with . hole in it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Thomas Carroll was in FlsgstAf1 with . band of 750 horses. which he delivered to eastern horss buyers for shipment ts Kansas City. The horses were sold at fair prices, and it is said thst they were bought for shipment to South Africa for use in the English army.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
ARIZONA HORSES
 FOR THE BRITISH
An Agent Securing the Ter
 ritCrv for Horses.
LARGE TEXAS SUPPLY

W. L. Cooke of the frm of Cooke & Simmons Of Fsrt Worth, Texss, who is in Phoenix for the purpose Of purchssing horse for the Boer war informs . Democrat reporter that the agents sf the English government have purchase 75 900 horses in the state Of TeIss for the South African war, and nearly all of this vat num- Der have been shipped from Fort Worth. The returns from South Africa bring the intelligence tha, the best and most sndurabls horses used in that war sgaisst human liberty, were purchased in T-Iss.
 The price paid for the "a, ,OoO horsss ranged from s2S to s75 each.
 The enormous sum of 3,OOO, DOC has been paid 10 the Lone State foI hsrses for this war. Is is an old saying thss"it is an i'll wind thar blows no one good" This Boer wal i. an sIemplihcAtion of this a2hori.u as far as Texas is concerned. Ar. Cooke will remain iu Phoeni, several days and purchase all th' horses of suitable age and sizss tha can be secured. Then he will prob ably go further west. The Arizoni horsss are the best saddle horses il the world, and that is the kin' needed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A gigantic structsre in tue form of an umbrella and on tho order of the Ferris wheel i. to be . feature Of the Ss Louis Mid way, sltho' 1t involves the expenditure of . 'roupd sum-
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Airships arc now being constructed in Chicago for journey to the north pole. II Pssry szpects to get his clain stake in he must make . rub for the pole pretty coon or get isf, We will hear from him, no doubt about next Septsmbsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

John 4. Lundsll representing R. U. Dun & C.. of San Francisco, who has just returned from . business trip 10 Nsco, Bi'bee, Dosglss Tombstone, PeArce, CochI.e, WillcoI, Benson and other points. says that Cocbi'e county generally is . hive oi mining industry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The Benson Press ssye that on last Saturday an unfortunate Mexican was run over by an incoming freight train in front Of the round house, inflic.ins injuries to his legs that will mske smpetstion necessary. He was taken to the s. P. hospital at Tucson that morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Tho Arisona grand lodge Knights of Pythias will meet in Williams on hondsy, June II, the date of the meeting having been ohaoged from May l4.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The governor Of the province Of Bstsnzss in the Philippines charges shat 100, O00 inhabitants of the prov inse Lave perisbed by war, disease aud starvation eiuce the American occupation began.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The repcr: is that Rssn Bro'' have sold shsir 4-bar raoch in this county Co MonssLa parties. The Rysn's have owned the range for nearly ten years and have made good money. They have o:hsr extensive ranges and do not csntemIlate qIi,' ting the busipeee. P.sss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

D. L. Anthony, representing the White sewing machine, was in the city today in the interest Of his com- pany.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Today the Sunset Limited i. taken of1 the 6. P. and will not be run a, heretofore. Railroad men claim an other train will be added to the ser vice to carry the increased traffic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

While there may be no connection between ths two, is is fact that tn. price of axle grssse does not appear to bs affected by the fate of the oleomar- gsyipe bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

P. g. Eo.i3, . miniog man oi Seattle is 6 Tombstone visitor. He is on route to Mexico on mining busi- nsss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

In. Sentinel Oi Yuma prints sp advertisement of the Califorois King Gold Miaes company wanting one hundred mo. to do railroad wsrk st Picacho, San Diego county, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

While the snow still fingers in the shaded fence corners of the eastern ststes, Arizona will begin the hsrvsst in few days Of her 6rst alfalfa crop of the ssa.on. Two more crops will b. cut later and in come instances perhaps four.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
Daring his recent profs,sionsl ,i.i,

Daring his recent profsssiousl ,isi, 10 Washington D. C., says the Pres- cott Courier, Attorney E. c. Clark visited the last resting place of his old friend, Capt. ONeill, and while there copied the spi,sph from the sonbstone and sent . copy of the same to Mike Hickey, of Hotel Burke. It is as follows: William Owen ONeill, mayor of Prescott, Arizons Captain of Troop A. First U. g. Volunteer Cavalry, Rough Rider.- Brevst Major. Born Feb. 2, 1860. Killed July l 1898, ., S.n Juan Hill, Cuba "Who would not die for . new star on the flag"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

IL lie reported from Benson that the capital for the new smelter has been fully subscribed and the smelter will be an operating and established fec. some time this summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A marriage license wss issued yesterday by Probate Judge Bostwick to D. M. Pucket; to wed Martha J. SurlssoD, both of San Simon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

By the new city directory the DO pu- iation of St. Louis is estimated at 63s ,0l5, an increase of 3s,525 in one year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Such !: political gratitude. While George P Money was in Washington trying to get the military post located In Las Vegss, that town put up the job and defeated him for reelection to the office of mayor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

All ths little baby steel octopuses which were not invited when hr :. Morgan morgsnizsd the big fellows, are to get together and start 6 two hundred million dollar tophst Of their own. H. 0. Prick is nominslly back of the movement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

F. x. WoIcott and wife returned Saturday evening from 6 stsy of ten dsys ss Tucson. during which tim Mir Wolcott served on the U. S. trial
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

It is said ths, go, 100000 was paid in dividends by the vsriou, ninss Of Ariz, ,ns during the last twelve months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

F. Clswton, vice president of the Bank of Princston, in Sentinel, h. diana, is c Tombstone vi.itor. He is on . visit to the coast and stopped en route to see the city with the sepulchral name.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A new sidewalk is being laid in front Of Kings ssloon and other i'm provemepts made which add to the -ttr.c.!yene.: Q: that ;hiIst smpo- run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The Territorial Association meeting oi Congregationali.ts will be held in Tempe on April P.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

There are thirty seven newspaper editors in congress, and they ought to be we'll posted on Western affairs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Rev. Elliott srri.ed yssterday an' will bold services lsrs Sunday at th Episcopal church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Gus Baron was an outgoing pas ssnger today for Bisbee on brief business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The Statehood bill will probably be considered is the house during the next two weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Supervisors Rssy and Dslshsnty arrived today 10 attend the adjourned meeting Of .hs board of supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A curiosity in the shape Of sul- phurets of dark blue color va. taken from . mine in Calaveras Co. Cal, . lew days ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

"Cuttisg . wasermellon" is . new Wall street euphsmism for the cid process of watering stock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

A long sufsring man is writing 10 eastern papers to complain that there are "women mashers" too.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Judge Nat Hswks returned to Tucson today after several days stsy with Tombstone friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

FlGor Monday'e DIiiy,
 Thos. Hedspeth came In today from Bi.bss on . brIef vi.it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Treasurer NJ. D. scribuer and Rs- sorier Frank Hare returned today from c brief visit to Bisbes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

The Indian who murdered the squx~ at Hslhrook is .iol.n,lJ in.ans and will perhsps be taken to Phse- pir
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Taesdao's Issue.
 Ferry Wildmau is . Tombstone visisor from Dos Csbezas,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Attorney A. R. EnElish is in Tucssu on pro!essionsl business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

ss.s . s.-s-ss-a-~--ss- s-s- -<Ns- Eeke Cs.scarets Candy Cathartic IOc or Zs. ' e. c. fsl to cusS. druzgists yefund u.orey
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27

Chs.. Douglas and wife returned yssterday from 6 visit 10 Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-27
Wednasday's Daiiy

The board of supervisors adjourned yesterday to mex, regular quarterly meeting.
The Washington times., 1902-10-17
Boat With an Air Propeller.

BY far the most novel exhibit shown
at the recent German motor launch ex-
hibition on the Wannsee, at Berlin. was
boat depending for its propulsion
upon an air propeller. thus presenting
in concrete form an idea which for the
past ten years has been periodically
bobbing up. The boat was built for
Count Zeppelin, of airship fame, prim-
arily for experimental investigation Of
the most suitable shape of propeller for
driving his aerial craft. 1t is about
40 feet long and 61a foot beam, and
can hold fourteen people. Power is
furnished by a twelve horsepower Di-
amler benzine motor. which transmits
It to the air propeller of aluminium,
mounted at the stern on frame about
six and one-half feet high. No par
ticulars are given of the performance
of the unique vessel, but 1t is safe 10
say that its chief claim to consideration
depends upon its novelty-Cassier's S
Magazine.