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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
BLACK DIAMOND WORKS
 NEARING COMPLETION
The Large Plant May Be in
 Operation bv June
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS

J. c. Hearns, vice president of the Black Diamond Mining Company and president of the Black Diamond Improvement Com 'any, accompanied by his nephew, Mir, W. L. Hesrne, of Pitt.buir. Pa. |. s.d Capt. Thonas Pidwell, of Pearc., were Tombstoae visitors today. Tn party were visitors on a brief busines- trip, returning to the min.s this afternoon. Mir. J. c. Hesroe, sp-sk- ing of developments at the Black Diamond, says the big POO ton shelter of the company s eIpectei will be ready for operation by June l.t. About all of the machinery 10. the smeltsr, power, tramw=ys, etc, is on the ground and being erec'sd in place as fast as possible. At the mines the | already large ore reserves has been aus. mented by recent disc very oi another strike, which development is proviol l an important ore deposit. the extent Of same showing it 60 be oi consider able dimensions. Nearly 100 aen .r. sn the payroll and progress in all de partments proving ssiisfac,ory to ih' management, the officials being higb Il pleased at the prospect of the Blaci Diamond beconins an early sDC steady bullion producer. TLe Im' provement company at the cant have built quite c number oi rsti dences and offices. The Black Dls
 aond hotel of sixteen room. an' offices is about completej, .ud it expected will be open to the public il about two weskr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The Star nys: One way to reduce tax burdens is to s.sess sll property equally. L,t the great corporations boar . just ratio of the tsIs;ion of the territory and county. Let all prop srty be assessed on lines O: equity. Tho vast treasures which are bsing extracted from our mines should pay iuss proportion Of the tsxss necss- ssry 10 the support of the govern msnt. There should be, there must be, . reasonable bullion tar, levied by legislative enactment Tse com ing legislature shouli be selected with this end in view. The mining cor. porations are willing 10 pay 6 reason. able bullion tax. They should be allowed to do 60. The financial con- dision o' the territory renders it Abso- luteiy necessary that they should dc so. Essry taxable interest should be assessed as the ssms rate Of valuation as is the home of the workingnsD, the farm of the farmer, the stook O the stsckmsn. Equity. simple jus tics. demands tbis. and this must b, sscon plished.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Easter services were held both mor.ins and evening at the Episcopal church yesterday, with . large attend sncs pres.n.. The church was taste fully decorated with ho~er', calls uliss and snliax and presented . mos, pleasing effect. Rev Elliott oficiased and the impressive Eater services irsught with the sommeno- ration of Christ's victory over dssih and His triumpbsns resurrection was . symposium rich in the significance Q. the Essser day csisbrssi9p. Special music vss provided and rare mu- s,esi treat sf,rdei in the sirging of H.stsr se!ections by Mrs Dr Bedford This lady possesses . pleasing voiee, and .. she sweet musiM s.rains aossed through the sdi6oe the minds of her lis,snsrs were charmed by the besuseous harmony of the renditions. The church choir also rendered choice .s,eesioos vhish msri, special men" sioa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
MINING IS A
 LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
The Wealth Secured Is . New
 Creation
AN HONORABLE CALLING

Mining has proved itself she most legitimate Of industries. All th- money that the world pesssssss hss come from mines. Hence. .. . west- srn writer points out, ne vork is more honorable or legitimate than mining. Fhe dollar thsi the miner wrenohss from the stubborn rock is . new creation. Is belonged to no other man; it does sot lessen tbs value of property that any man pos sass .. It commands recognition svery~hsrs; it's value is universally apparent. IL sleeps in i,s matsi1 si darkness and silence until the miner blssts down the doors that leajs ts its cham Der. and when sw.teued r. begins to assume its share Of the whit. as we'll as the black nsn's burden and it carries it on forever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
ARIZONA LAND GRANT
 CASE IS DECIDED
Ths Camou Grant in COehise
 County Valid
ALLOWED FOR 4 SITOS

The supreme court of ths Unite States has rendered sn opinion affirm. ing the decision ot the court Of priv .rs land clai ns in what is knorna (, chs San K fsei de, V.lIs grant cao. Thi, case, which is Of much importance .to Atizona, has been twice before the supreme court; first by thu claiei,nt Juan Pedro Camou, when the su- prsms court reversed the deci.i ,n 4 the court of private land claims, ~ hieh latter conrt had cesidsd sgsins. the validity of the grant, and second, by the United Statss from She decree ;oi tho court of private land cl,in,, establishing the location and boanda- riss O the grant.
 The claimant Of this grant i, Do. Pedro Camou aad the grant ls tirel : located in Cochise county, embracing T.474.S3 scres. The gran, lines take in the land frsn q poist u gar Charles ton, along the San Pedro tsthe Crys- cal spring and Lewis spring ,r.ncbs. and along the ness ground contisu- ous. But few rsnchers srs lscs,sd on the grant proper and is is .u.der- stood these will 10, be noleslst,
 The concluding fudiug. ot. the
 
 suprens court is ss ioiloas Prom our examination of the e,ids.cs ws coucur in the view of tss oour, oi private land claims, thAi . iefnif location and posses.ion o' the gr.n, in question, prior to the date .of thz Gsdsden treaty, are shown with res- ,onsbls certluIy, and accordingly the tscres ot tn. court. csI "a ing tbt claim ts the sxtent of the fosr sitos granted and pad for. is si!rH,d." .,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A sru.sde is being made assinss kissing, the chief objection bring ths, disss.s is thus communicated by the deadly nicrobe passing from the lip. An eIchnge ssys: From what ws have heard and read about the "kissing habip we believe it never will be abolished. When spooning lovers look into each osher's eyss and ssueezs each others hands for an hour or two. wish the lamp turasd low, . herd of microbes ss big ss rabbits vouldnt stop them fron kissiae each other. Nothing short Of sbs toe or she old nan's boot will ever chest the disease. and then it is sure ts break out in . more violent form the next time the lovsrs meet. You might scare . setting hen o6 her nest hy taking microbes to her, but Co stop kissing-nsvsrl KissiDs hss come Co stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
COUNTY RECORDERS
 RECENT WORK
Instruments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION.
MINING DEEDS.

MINING DEEDS. PH Connell to W J Zerre,, mine sl.
 OCDsvis to L H sc.nlsnd, mines $500.
 PROOF OF LABOR. 3 mines by T E Hunt ct al , mines by T Harper ei .l 2 mines by D D Miller et al. l mine by A D Miller et al
 PROOF CT PUBLICATION Articles incorporation Of Cslum ct i Piiisburg Dev Co. WRIT OF ATTACHMENT Thos King vs Russell Con Copper Go ct al
 ARTICLES OF IScoRPoRATIcs Solomon Springs Copper Co.
 cHArTKL MORTGAGE " BK-Hy to Mergepths'er Lipo Richard Rundle to o Sum n erfeld. L Ingram to Ben Goldman W J Sullivan to H A Morgan.
 DECLARATION OF HOMESTEAD Randolph 4 Cleo, McAlpine Fi'ed-Map O Walkers addition to Benson by Mrs Sophia Walker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

There was 8 large Attendapce at th Methodist church last evening to wI;' aess the Eater exercises given by sh' Sunday school scholars. The e1pr.s- .iou is general that those paI'isi9 9stias seo1i,.sd ,hsm.slvss oreditsbly. Tn nsgs ussd in the services preseEteo many pretty colors. and the church was ta,tetuliy decorated by commit, tee of ladies. The collection smounsed to S7.30.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

E. ?. A. Larrieu and J. 3. Chad. sici arrived from Fairbank. The former is interested in the old Aontszuna hotel, while Nr. Chsi- wick has been identified with $. p. H. Robinson Tn rsilro,d contracts. He .ays the work on the Fairbank and Ton bstous branch of the E. P. i s. W. will begin in thirty dsys. Ar. Lsrriea stated that James aud Clay Herrick, cons of Ex-L.gislstsr H. c. Herrics, have bssn doing qnite we'll on contracts and sales of Douglas real estale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
BIsBED . April l, l903.

Miss As.s Lspgpssp is visiting her isssr Mrs. J. W. Harrington.
 The i'm msnse cafe for the Copper Queen hotel has been plscsd in petition. Is weighs t.S0O pound'.
 Mrs. A. Belt, who formerly rsn the Opers Lodging hosss hes removed to Douglas.
 Gsnsrai Passsngsr Agent Stiles oi the Fl Paso asd 8. E. railway con psny is expected here tom crrov. | Martin stiles, who has been under treatment for appendicitis ct the Chicago hospital has returned ID good beslth.
 Deunis CurrAn, mater stouen ssos has given up his portion st La Osn. sness and is agxin here.
 Oscsr A. Trippett, . prominent attorney of Los Angeles is here in ths iu terests of the South Bisbes Misinf company s.ochholdsrs. On Thursday evening, April srd the Bisbse Wonan's clsb will give rard party and supper at the new hotel,
 Are. A. L. Manahsn is expected home next Saturday. She has beer visiting her mother. who was i'll . Los Ange'es.
 The Curtis Comedy company ar, playing to packed houses. It is good organisatioa and populs
 prices.
 | Arnvsls at the Copper Queen hotel Edward B. Gee, New Yori; O. 5 Stein, Tombs,ose; s. A. Parnsll
 Tucson; John Ford Paokards; J. W
 Abbott. Segois. .!Te1as.
 fThs next attraction at the OPsr , hsu.e i. Monroe d Ssge's double bil joi the "Prisoaer of enda ant "Rupert of dent1an." These famou plays will be produced here on tb 11.h ard 18th with the original Se'
 York casts. z 30
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
a~--- s. ..-= " TELEPHONE. SYSTEM z FOR TOMBSTONE
,Application Wade for 2 Fran.
 .'..r schIse Here. -: z.
COMPLETED IN 90 DAYS

-4 Judge W c Mcfarland Of solomos- vile is in the city. Th. judge i, in'ere'sea in . company which pro. posss bcildiny . sefspkone sysreu. connecting with, ess Gila Valley Tel ephone conpsny sa Giobe and build to willcoI, Cocbise, Pearc., G!se.or ssd Tomostone. ',hfnce to Bi.be. , with branches to ,hs outlying o.Rp contiguous to shs now lire. AgpIi
 c.,i5b xil be mads for ir.ncLi,e i, Toabs;6ue, and is .propo.sd io bnild the slins within 90 days sft,r th.. granting of the frfnchi.s bv the cisy
 The eI'ending of the system viii -foiIow.as fast e possitl. and Tomt.
 stSne will be msds the hssdqlsrtsr.
 shea the line is in working order.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The Douglas Interos,ional reports . family quarrel on the border as follo~e. Tnere was . li.tls family jar in Sonora,own, across the track Wednesday night. The man gently
 caressed his spouse with soms sort oi an instrument tha. laid her scalp open and then skipped. Inc officers % Is have been unable to locate him. "
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06
PREVENT SPEECH
 FOR LIBERTY
A Congressional Speech for
 the B0er Cause.
HAY REFUSES TO ACT.

In the house of representatives last week Mir. Cochran, ot Missouri, mad a fervent spesch denouncing the ad- mini.,ration relative to the war sgaisst south African republics. -
 "Ws have ignored the ri.hts of those repuolies," he s.id, "snd ne have trampled upon the laws of n.- ,ions in doing it. We have an Anglo manisc-ia the state department who cosld see nothing in the cause of the Boess and every hing sscred m the unlawful preten,ions of Great Britain. At the outbreak of Uni, war every { sIsstion of In,ernatiopal lsjt ia sUIsed wss decided adversely to the Boer. by tho secretary Of sate. And nov il. has come. to pass, when the wails Of the susering wives ani children ..ot the heroic Boefs are provoking 4 re- 'ponsivs chord in tue hs arts of synpa- the,ic people, that our secretary. O: stste di.covers some rule .of. inter national law ,sst shuts the mouth oi mere, s1d- lai.i@s the hand of charity. QDernocretic applause ). Shame upon ''bis fsreei ssane,ppop ,his hippo drome by which the American repub- lie is yoksd in tbs compsnioa.hip. oi this infamous power a?d made [
 seem To be scosservator Of the brutal hand of tbi'. c onqlering .rmyl" .,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The discovery of rich ore in the Little Jessie mine at Pearce adjoining the Gold Chf mine and other ad- jacent properties cn Tomli' 'soa hill may encourage work oi the various misss thereabouts This distnc; is dsstined to shsw up several producers when more development work and deeper mining has been accomplished
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

H c, Henderson who has been nsrs the past lev days on mining ou.insss returned to Los Angeles to- fay. MT. Henderson .ill doubtless become interested in this section being moss fAvorably implessed with our mineral resources and sf .he possibilities in the De.geon range.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The AOU " grand lodge Of Ari- zous and New Mexico will meet in Prescott next October, ct which time ,here will be about 800 delegates tn attendance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

H R Rsynolds is . Tombstone ,ie- itor from New York city. Mir Rey~ nolds is . sufferer from lung trouble and will remain here to try the bene- fcial effests O, our matchIess climate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Eight months ago Kitchener re ported ths. there were only l3, 5OC Boers in the field Since then he ha, officially killed 13,s Achi'ls auo his Myrmidons seen to be ousdone. e there are almost as many Boers it the field as ever,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The Can Can restaurant exterior ie receiving . coa, Of paint. The kitchen f that famous carayansarv has re- gently been remodsIed and is rev slatisn of nsstns and cleanliness. sbils the cuisine would tempt the sppttite Of she most iasiiiious .picurp,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Hobos are becoming very scarce h Prescott since the iouadipg oi the indusirial order of plsIs decorators with the side degree of sewer workers. Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The plsns and specifications for the new bunk building in Douglas have been subnitted and accepted. The bsiding will cost in the neighbsr- hpoo Of S1O OO.-Dispa,ch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

H. H. Lansing, 6 husIling real esiste man of Los Apgeles lie . yisitor to Tombsione. Mr. Lsnsing is h this section on mining tusiness, but may see enough Of an opening here for . coming real esta;s boom to get in on She ground floor and help push i' along.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

James Harris, the deputy sheriff of Douglas, is in the city on official busi- psss. Mir. Barrie states the line city Is enjoying . continual increase in population and destinsd to be one oi the most thriving cities in the south- west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Strange ss it may seem one Of the commonest food adulterstions is honey in ths comb. The vsI comb is msnufsc,ured SO as to foil dstectios and ,hs cslls are filled with . mssu- isetured ryrup and sealed over eI- sctly as she bees would do is.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A telephone system by July let and . ra;lrosd by August. 10 be followed by the Posial telegraph in the ssns msntb, ere the sood things already in store for Tom bssope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A lady PslDist hss strsck town. The lines in IAe hand of Tombstoue's future reads gigantic strides aud un'. psrrsllsd prosperity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Mir. F. A. Goodbody, of Risbee, l here on . visit with his SOD, our townsman, Attorney Frank ". Good body. "Unele Dad" e the fenior Goodbody is familisrly called, is alwsy. . welcome visitor here and has many friend, to greet him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

E k Hooker informs ,h. wfIlo n Howe ths, he has coptract-d Tor 2IoU hssd of cattle on the Blue and tn, Triseo section. The cate will b. shipped abous May.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Phoenix is having an epidemic Of blrglars. One Of ths burglars woke up the sleeping inmates oi s.c,e, who sbo, as the burglar, who escaped by jumping through . plate glass window. So says ths Gazette
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

By August next our outside friend. will have sse opportunity of visi,iug rombsions by rail. The iron borse is scheduled to be here by that date.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A letter from Frank 0. Kesper, formerly wi,1 the Tombstone drug store, loca,es him in BloomiD Rto n, Iud.sus. Doc" is in th, cast on . yisit to relstivss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A lodger in the J hnson house Prescott, piled his bedding on the floor and applied . match to it. The fire was put out and the man wac put in jail. He was under the influence of "hrs water"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

William A Hancock, . pionesr o this territory, died last Monday al Phoenix. He surveyed aLd laid ou, Phoenix in 1870, ssd also built tn, hrst house in the town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The stsges of the To nbstone Stage Go. have und-rsons l. uo5 coating of paint and present sn attractive sp- pearspcs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

c. L. Cumsings is ha,inga . hand" some i've room cottage erected on his lo, si ihe corner of Sixth and Fre.. mont.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

: Professor George E MorfeH, psin. cipal of sbs Yuma public schools, hss been admitted to practice law 4n. the distris: cour, at>Yums.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Dr Clyner of PhoenII hst accepted the position of resident 2hy.ic an k.r Senator Dors. ' of ths ficscso miner In Califorui,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Ei Jacklin, the we'll known cattle. man, is . Tom bstone visitsr from the valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

The Santa Fe company has re- sumsd the sprinkline of oil alons the ro.dbed in New Mexico, Ar.zons and Cslifornis, where the dust oi the desert makes travelling . burden dur iu2 the su m mer months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

A Nanaysak nsh dealer advertisee : "When looking for fresh Holsters dont forget me-
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Lemon juice, sweeteued with loai or erssbed suRar, will relieve . cough.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

YvR RENT. Of { rooms iurnished or uuiu'nisbed Apply tG Chss. Granville Johnson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Joseph Tssksr is in ths city rom Soldiers Holes
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Texss is eoing her best for the Bosrs-collssts the price of Kitchener for all shs mules Delsrey gets.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

10 cure censSspassoa rorsv~r. 70 e. e ian . sssS. drsssists rssssS ns.1s
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Mice Auna Lsngpasp left this morn. ing for Bisbee on . visis Co her dieter Mrs. Dr. Fsrrington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

OhAs Godfrey and Chss Strong are rombssens visitors from Bisbse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-04-06

Txesdao's Issue.
 Today was April Tool's day and the practical joker was at his bes'.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-06
NEWS ITEMS FROM TONOPAH.

From the Bonanza OF November ~.
Potatoes and hay are $50 ton each,
delivered in Belmont.
The beautiful has fallen several inches
in Tonopah the last three days, and
sleighing is the sport Of the hour.
Postmaster Brotherton has sent in his
resignation as postmaster. There is no
one here who is willing to succeed him.
T.. L. Oddie has purchased tract Of
land in Monitor Valley known as the
"Haystacks." and will fence it. 1t is a
valuable adjunct to his Pine Creek ranch.
Harry Ramsey has purchased 300
acre ranch on the Truckee Meadows and
will become a citizen Of Reno. coming
occasioally to Tonopah to look after in
terests here.
The Tonopah Labor Union will not
patronize hereafter either Japanese or
Cinnamon in any manner, nor will they
patronze any house Of whatever kind
that employs them in any capacity.
Miss Martha Hicks and Miss Silva
Patterson, teachers of the Tonopah public
school, have arrived, and school will
open Monday. Miss Hicks has been
elected principal, and Miss Patterson
will have charge of the primary depart
ment. Both teachers receive the same
pay, 800 per month. Every scholar
over IA years of age is requested to take
a chair with them. The school furni-
ture for Miss Hicks room will not ar
rive until next Thursday.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-06
Revolution Imminent.

A sure sign Of approaching revolt and
serious trouble in your system is nervous.
ness, sleeplessness, or stomach upssts.
Electric Bitters will quickey dis.member
the troublesome causes. 1t never fails 10
tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and
Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarity the
blood. Rundown systems benefit psrticu.
larly and all the usual attending aches
vanish under it's searching and thorough
effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only Soc.
and that is returned if it don't give perfect
satisfaction. Guaranteed by Mrs. Il. NJ.
Schneider Druggist.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-06
THE BOYS OUTLOOK.

Nevada City Transcript: When q
boy shows q disposition towards some
useful kind of work, parents ought to
give him all encouragement. II he has
musical talent in considerable degree
they should give him musical educa-
tion. II his genius is for mechanical
tasks, do not waste time and money to
make him lawyer or doctor, but have
him apprenticed at some foundry or
machine shop. II is sin and sad
mistake 10 spoil good carpenter in
order to make q poor lawyer. The
learned professions are crowded with
men who have no taste or talent for
their work and who are dismal failures.
Would any man in his right senses
elect to lead life of shabby gentility
in q profession when he might be
successful and prosperous at handi-
craft? The day will come when COM
petent plumber will rank socially. as he
already ranks financially, above an in-
competent lawyer or doctor.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-06
Nhe &mreka Sentinel.
SAUCE SHOULD BE
GIVEN cANpER, TOO.

Sacramento Bee: The Burlington's
proposal to pay 81 900 head for dead
train robbers is the most radical meas
ure yet advanced for the suppression of
the crime at which it is aimed.
Train robbery is so frequent and per-
sistent that some such step is made
needful. Train men should be en-
couraged to shoot robbers, and be suit.
ably rewarded for good workmanship.
While railroad men are morally JUS
tilted in thus taking the law into their
own hands, it would not at all suit
some railroad msgnates il the people
should serve them in like fashion, for
the commission of robberies of less
direct but more Wholesale fashion than
those perpetrated by the train bandits.
Millionaires who have plundered pro-
ducers, States and the Nation, without
scruple or discrimination, no less de.
serve to be shot than the man who
holds up Q train.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-06

Those who are obliged to brave the
elements in all kinds Of weather will find
a newspaper folded and placed between
the shoulders to be a great protection
against cold. II allowed to cover the
back the paper will answer the purpose Of
much extra clothing.
Worn in the shoes newspapers pro-
tect against cold and dampness.
BY pinning newspapers together one
can easily improvise bed covering that
will acceptably take the place Of an extra
blanket or two. This is convenient bit
Of knowledge to carry around with one,
for it often happens that when passing
the night away from home that ext ra bed
clothes are not easily obtained. It is Q
good idea to have several newspapers in
your trunk or bag.
Ice will keep much longer if wrapped
in newspapers. They exclude heat, as
well as cold, so that summer and winter
it is we'll to keepa supply of them on
hand,