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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
New contraetor For outhrIe.

Mr.. J. d. Brazie OF Rockford. H.,
an old and experienced contractor ia
all branches OF cement work, side
walks steps. curblng, fountains and
ornamental works, arrived IN Guthrie
with his wife and daughter In view OF
making this their permanent home.
They have rented a cottage ou e.
Harrison. No. 524. phone 3ll. Mr..
Brazle comes well recommended and
viii be pleased 20 give estimates on
all work IN bis line, and earnestly
soHcits the patronage Of the people
having work OF this kind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21

HUMAN market means that many
men have labored for us before we
can make our purchases. The farm
er must raise the wheat, the miller
must grind it, and the railroad men
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
ostsopathy in Guthrie.

M. T. McBurney, ID. o.. graduate OF
the American School OF Osteopathy.
Kirksyiue. Mo, (under the founder Of
the science), Is located at s2s Esat
Cleyelsnd avenue. Guthrie Okla. IN
the practice OF osteopathy where she
win be pleased 70 consul. With any
who are suffering from "the many
ailments flesh is heir to-" Womens'
diseases a speciality.
Consultation and examination free,
OHce hours from 9 a. N. 10 5 p. ~.
Telephone No. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
co. "A" NOTICE

All members Of Co. "a" are hereby
ordered to meet at the Armory on
South Second street for drill at 1880
Monday night All members mast be
present
BY order Of
c. E. ounnIea,
Capt comdg Co. A.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21


S SG SO % @ 'n % to be- almost @ w % sp @ OS O S' ] h s s she OS csS
thrust her biz m the tender Of the bu % once and begin to snS e
@ Juice %na gow @ she grows SO fa tna she changes @ her clothing three or
to manufacture her honey dew for the ants
day These babies fortnight and each of them has half
billions
mill makes its offspring with wings be the fathers
s ~ = @ S S1 I @ I % surely % @ % t u S ne % nae @ t sul & 'Aee I
IN sue PROVIDED @ Inc Eggs ana get started on 1e right pant Inc
% anus & ht me- ,, he & r % sure ana ana 80 e oi ] 9n axe axe
winter aud carry the young apde to the right plants in the spring
Nauaists
they get
autumn shu remember make its babies une the HSe that
preceded but like the first mother and father-vh wings and egg laying
sugar mills ms but many Any summers ana many myad Of generations
plants must provide the juice material of the honey dew And that
itself The plant gives the aph the juice they need this because
vegetable and laying the foundations leaves
plies the food Of the aphs and the material they
apd The crumbg earth in which fixes its and food
erumbled the solid till ut for the plant The that
and an the
about IT, cannot combine these elements into food without the direct aid OF
and light must come pon OF miles as well as moisture from the sea
past plant ready
tt d ti % @ @ on 20 % Sf % ~ b % 5 lore @ % en- pam tbr can S y AZ & m mar Us
find
theory accept with regard to that heat the result Of the slow
condensation cloud that has
tenn then millions have been spent by the mighty forces of gava
Of
s %
e o
prepared
the the aphdes
bird dart down the aphs laden bush hover
few hours later went back 20 the bush and found nearly stripped
aphde
In
he
Of
mills Of
grain
and and hsh and fowl
with food
Copyright 1901
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21

the wasps that tried to help them
selves TO Il. And If we tasted the fluid
we should find it as sweet as honey,
30 that we should certainly be justi-
fed In thinking that we had found
the market where the ants get their
sugar. or part Of It at any rate. Now
how did this sugar get to this mar
ket? 1t got there by the labor OF 9TH
ers, just as our sugar gets to our h6.
man markets from the men who raise
beets and sugar cane and who ex-
tract the sirup and refine the sugar
The aphides are tho sugar mills
that extract the juice OF the plants
and change II TO the honey dew, as
this sweet fluid is called. There were
no aphides on the stalk last winter
II we had examined the tips of the
young shoots in March, we might
have found one or two tiny eggs,
hardly large enough to be seen by the
unaided eye. Those eggs were laid by
an aphis that had wings, like the
one on the right of our illustration.
This flying aphis Is the mother OF
the new colony. She comes at autumn
from some stalk where her family
have been making honey all summer
She seems to know that she and her
family cannot survive the winter
weather, and so she lays some eggs
IN no hatchpd ont tho oOmino snriny
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-21
Nature Studies For Old
aDd Young
BY ALLEN WALTON GOULD a. NJ
v

( &A HUMAN market
! NW 4 o is fore WI
Natures a Th
~ he the IN L.
| Marketing grind lroad
! tour
A->-----A before en- coffee he salo
must have helped to bring sea and
the dweis In lands
Ah too come 10 marRs through the abom others
OF in ourm
had 10 food
This OF
familiar su0ts win to
acquainted plant Ice
aphde
nd IN the reality
head OF
cluster Of apdes for few moments would probably
the b
on which the little creatures located The
feeers the
ably Of of
gnsnng substance
appeared
which the
the
After time
HILL where would
the young engaged in other labor
remained beside
visiting
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Tucson .h u'd be up and doing su secure the E P & S W eIssnsion from Benson to Pnoenir. As It stands the present survry leaves Tucson sS mile- 10 the .outh. with Benson as the near est con neo.iou point. Tucson might secu the road If the advantages of . route showing. bat tr,d incresss- ia mirage and dscidei gaia in traffic over the pres. nt route b. properly pre- .euied to the r.i.r, sd builders. Su b srout- lice in tts build.ns of . cou'' necsion ct FAirb+ok, in this 'onty nortnsssr via ,ns E n,irs ranch and . rich mining and cattle section, t Tuc.on ,h nee north so point Cn the pre--nt survey to Phoenix. The oh ,nse covers but . elight difference. n mileage while the country us cred bsss de ,idei advantage in f.vor of ruoson be i'd, wn,oh sne ra.iro.d lose. none of the traffic O, bu .iness oon,em. plated by ,he original route.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
PLANS OF THE
 E. ?. ( s. ". R. R |.
General Supt. Tells of the
 Work of the Company
IRE TOTAL MILEAGE

". G. Choste, general surerinten' ient of the Ei Psso & South western -hed- considerable light on the plan. oi tbe company in communication m she Railway Age. Mr. Ctoa- writss that the main ne will b. 29l. Is miles iu length. extending
 .om Ei Psso, Te1ss to Bensop, Ariz. Tn. line is now com pleted to . point l224 miles east Of the New Mszico. Ans ma foundry line, snd srsding 6 i- n progress between Strsuss and the Rio Grade river, eighty mi'es. The ~"ntrsoios- are Ofmtn d Cook oi D .nvsr; c pes. Power 4 O'CooLor of El Ps-o, Ter. The mileage of ,h' main liue by sts'e. i-: TeIs., 4 .57 mil-e; Nv Mexico. 163.e6 mile.
 uizons, I24 6 miles. The branch 'o D-ning. N. M.. is 3l.53 miles long, sn 1 there are branches in Arizpns .ggregsrDg 2l miles, making . total milesg- of the sys,em wh D complete
 45 .36 m 'es. A steel bridge is being
 uilt .cross the Rio Grsnde nver b. the Phoenix bridge company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
A T0MBSIUNER BUYS
 COUNTY BONUS
Martin Costello Secures Ari- zOna Bonds at 6 Premium.
WAS THE HIGHESTBIDDER

The Board of Supervisors were in session on Tuesday lass :or ,bs pur
 pose of opening the hii. which hsn been received as the office of the Boa I'd for the issu- of $35. too of bonds i-susd under the GU horty of su act of con. Sre.s approved June Ssh, 1902 fos the construction oi the new County Court House aud il. Fo IF bids had b-en received only two of which however could be consider-d by the Bnsrd, s- two of the riis were not acc mp .nied ny the certified check req tired bv th. Board ss su evidenc- Of good faith on
 ne pat of the ridd-r. The hixbs-' o'd, and wbich sas acc 'mp- ni-d by . cert,tied oh.ck in the cum fl $l,.. 750, xss that of Martin Costello o
 rombs,one, who b,d the sum of s35 y35O, or premium f $3a0 Tor the bon ls. This being the highest off 1T made, it was accepted by the Board o
 Supervisors, and the money will hs paid over 10 the county .res.ur-r a. -oon ss th. hoLds are pnnted and properly sigi cd N .s-l-s Videtle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
ARIZONA PROHiBS
 AFTER DElEGATESHIP
o. Gibson of Tombstone May be
 Made the Nominee
THE CONVENTION DATE

Grand Chief Templ.r o. Gibson of Tombstone i. expected to arrive in Phoenix toisy or tomorrow to attend the terri orisl convention Of the pro- hibitioni-ss. The meeting vii be hel at Good Templsrs' hell Tor the nrppse of nominating . candidate T delegate to congress. Other promin. ens probi itiouis,s are expected dur ing the week.
 II Is more than likely that Mir. Gih- son. who is . prominent young lawyer of Cocrise county, will be pomin. .t-d for congress. ss he appear ,o be th. mo-s svA'l.ole man as pr-ssu'. h wSs thought hy some that A. P. Wal hsidse of this city would he psm d for that place, out he ', flses to be . cso di,iste on account of hi. inability {, make a cspva-,
 -I do nor think that a county licke' will be name.'," said . promin-n, prohibition,-t ye-terd-y, "si.hough we may change our minds. As w- -uccee,,ed ID carrying ,hs opunty i)r local option. it ia more than likely that we would make q showing si She polir."-PhoeniI Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
HIGH STANDAD FOR
 ARIZONA MkR3LE E
The Grade Superior to the
 Italian Product
EXTENSIVE DEPOSITS

In an editorial in last wsek's issue, Oil, C'ppar and Finance. published ct Lo. Angeles, makes the followiop argument in favor of the use Of Ari :. 1ona marble n the builiiags to bs erec,e along the coast:
 "According to the outline descrip.. ion published in . loc.l morning rsper o' . magnificent ofice bnildiug to bs ereoied on the northea-t corner oi Spring and Fourth Street., ;his city Italian marble is to find liberal u.e in the c'ns,rucri ,n of the propcs ed ei fise. This marble i, one of ih most beautiful and substantial mater isis that could be employed in the w.y designed, and i's selection reflects the possession Of exquisite taste on the part oi the srchitec: sni at the same time emphs izss the geo rous iuten .ions O the owner.
 Eat in she light of recent discover iss in Arizona H would appssr that req Tt to the marble in Issiy is unnec- essary. Extensive discoveries of a m.-bls which, according to samples exhibited ip this city, is as beautiful a any brought from Italy, are said 10 nave been made tn our territorial neishb,r. Experts declare that the Ariz ma article is also as siructurslly valuable ss that of the land of the Mediterranean sea.
 ''Tbis is s matter that the peopl= interested in the A'izons marble de. po.,ts on the one hand. and the own ers and architects of buil1iuzs in which its desired 70 utilize marble on the other. ought to get together ou."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The PR sPEcro< is ID ormed th-t some thirty care 'f tie- are .t Cochi-e pn the u h-rn Pc 6: an is is un.. | rsto, d work wiIi shortly begin. on be oonns citing line of the s. P. wish .ne C.nsnes road. The propo-ed road .Iterds from Cochiss t. P-.ros sod Gleesop, doSn the valley 10 Bi. b and . point between N co and Douxis. where conns c,ioo will be made with She Csnsoes road. Branch lines will he run to Tom p-toa, aud DJusla., while tbe Csnsp-a end will be eItend- ed to the Mexican coast. he l,ngth
 the road and branches from Cooh,-e to the Csoanea coo n-cti,n ~ill b ll3 miles. sii com p.rstiveiy easy rAil.o.d ,uiidinx. From all .ppe .rsncrs Tomb . oue, Bi- bee sn Douglas will be .n rne route of two railroads within . shors time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The Postal Uu ou has absnrbsd the telegraph lioe of the E: Pa.o & South- western railroad the Western Union office ., Brnsnn having received no- rce c. that effect, and will be yrep.r- ing io few dsys to close the bu u-iness, -~y- the Bi.bee MiLer. This ia . decided victory for the Postal Uoion people a- in was the aim of the Weet- ern Union to coo,rol the system. The We-tsrn Union will not close their office q, B-nson. e w.s tirss proposed |. bu, will reduce their force.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

OUR two aRisbee con'emporares have thrown an editorial bo9uet at the PRosPECrnR by a compliment ary notice of Cochise County's old est ne vsp ,per and our effort in be- half of the banner county's re- source anl Tombstone in particu- lar. Thanks gentleman, the same i, appreciated and We realize that in the continuance of the good work q IT brrth.rn across the range are linked with us in the common cause and will alway. be found in the fled bIttling for Arizona's wei fare.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Az is noted by reference to the neus oUblished in smother column Attorney O Gibson of Tombstone will in all like lihood be the p-ohibiiioniss nominee in A'!=cna Tor delegate to congress. While party success i- distant it l. evil teusly proposed to maintain sn organ r .tion and go through formal require. mepts for recogoitipn on the poliric.l ucktt Mir Gibson IS VII and favor .bly known her., hs is e firm belieser in ise principles of the prihibitionis's aud identified himse [ with their cause being at the present time chief grand templsr Tn Ans ma. Isis not koown xhe,her Mir Gibson will accept the iominAu Auon or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

TIE Tombstone telephones may now be pressed into new service in another field of usefulness since the use of the telephone in surgery is now n accomplished fact. In searching for b1liets or other for eign sab tances telephone is at tached t, a metal proHe and the operator is quickly appr sed of the con act of the probe with any met al substance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

THE Denver composer who wrote the song entitled ""Where the Rag ing Colorado WenIs Its Way" has just discovered that the Colorado river is not in the state of Colo- rad,. The di>covery was made, according tp the story. when the publishing h use of Boston sent an artist to C.loraio to take a series of pho:og -aphs of the Colorado river with which to illustrate the song for m nstrel troupes and other traveling aggreg uions that are de- sirous of presenting the attraction To the surprise of the Boston art ist he ss obliged to continue his journey to Arizona to secure the pictures he W snted. One of the railroa Is of c ,loralo is said to have subscribed ib,rally toward the publi i,arion of the song under the impression that Colorado was the field to he advert sed, whereas the scene of interest is located 500 milss away.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
ARIZONA C0aP0RATl0k.
 ARE ALL WOMEN
A Mining Corporation Control
 led Bv Women
TO OPERATE IN ARIZONA

A mining company has been or
 eon zed in Boston to work the Loms Verde mines in the Rincon noun" tsins. The peculisrity Of the com psny is that i,s inoorporstors are all women. The a'ticles ofincorpos stion were filed with tbe Recorder this week nsminR ss incorporstors. Ellen A -. R'ohsrdson. Car. P. Bixelo~, Helena M. Richard .op, Mary W.ldron Brae. dor, Harriet G. Minot and Estslia Weston, all Of Boston. The company Is known ss the Ronqusl Company |. and Thos. c. Paxton, O. Los Angeles tne presiden, of the Loms Verde Company, is one of the organizers of the new company .-rucson Pot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

TIE census returns for 1900 show that Ariz ma stands forty-second in the list of manufacturers among the various states and territories an l uutranks Utah, South Dakota North D..kota, Oklahoma, New Mexico Wyoming, Alaska. Idaho Indian Territory and Nevada, in the order named. Utah is the onl ' one in the above list which ap. proache, anywhere near Arizona in the valuation of manufactured pro- ducts. and South Dakota is the only one b.sidrs Utah whose total val uation exceeds fifty per cent of that of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

A Ph,lsdelphis lady was m 'rricd rec n,.y sit.r . cpurtship of 2l years When inte viewed by . reporter she said that ,hsy hsd vented 10 wait un til the groom was in better financial ,;.cunstsoce-, but sddei 'Shen people sr- young they will os rom .n- sic and ioo.ish. Of course our fri-nts are angry becsuss ~e married Q sud- denly bus we don't csre."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Nacoites are becoming alarmed a, the probable removal of their town The survey conn 'c,ions of the prnpos ed s. P. with the Cananea road l. about g miles 'ro" N.co, the pre-eu, juLctiop, and it is stated the change Il O. necessity be made on account O! the grade and other advantages. In this event Nsoo ~i.l move to the oew towp.ite.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Ny. Jeese Simmons, the eficisn' teacher of one the upper grades in the Tombstone schools left yesterdsy fo, Fort Huschucs where he was called m srcouns of the serious .Iiu~s- oi his brother. Mr. g mmons expecss tn accompany his brother east so their old home in Minnesots ss som ., tn. lstteris able to travel. Dn,ine the temporary sbsence Of M'. Simmons, Mic. Jessie CresRer. the prims " ~srher. has been sssiRoed so Mir. aim mou's school duties and Mss o. L. Cummings hes cInssnsed to take charge oi the primary sssAs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The camp mascot am Ing the grad. CTS on the T, mbstoue railroad Is . PspsRo Iodisn wei. hing 29S pounds The sw.rthy son of the copper colcr,d rae. i- sn adept wisi the .he.rs and occasionally in,rUduces the pomps dJuf Gu, on the locke of shs graders wno are willing to updergo the oper stion. Psp.go Jim is one of the niRgest Indians of the tribe in thi- -ec,ion,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
About 100 ADA he. haze collected aI

About 100 Apa7he- haze collected at For McDJ~sli near Pnoeni. and tbe ~hi' bsve psiitiou.d Govern"r Bro die to remove them. A big delegs'- ioo uf sh. Indisos called on the soser. nor the other day and deciared Sbs, they had permission from tLs big chef to soan around. They esld the ch.rRes Of the vbiss, were groan 'les-. The governor took the Case under ad- vi.emeot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Jus;ice of the Peace Chss Wsilsc yesterday spread the mantle Of oh ,fisy over misgnid d prisoner, who w4- up on charge of vssrsocy. Tns prisoner was given sa Ia ,u: o lesvs town os sDfes . sentence of 10 dsy.. The ysg left.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Az vi ha noted ia smother ooiu mn Martin Costello. of Tomh.'on~ wac th. .ncees.fui bidder ior $35, ,0O0 worth If s,nts 6rus onun'y bonds. N. Cns.. cello alec hold. orste sn issu. of oth- ? honds in tbs territory besides large n,op.rty inssrae,s and substantially .ho~s bis confidence in Arizous invest ments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

THE territorial republic sns are having hard time finding can di late VI hn will acc. pt the nolnin ation for del'-g it,. E .ch candidate mentioned" has ,hu> far positively de .lin-d. The hand writ ng on the political wall stands out with clear and car eo-like distinctness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Ma. BRYAN says that Represent ative B .bcock has crawlrd s, far into his hole on the tariff question that only ths tips of his ears are visible Mir. Bryan has a very com prehensive way of putting things.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Sen tor Clark Of Montana is said Co be seriously consid riog she constrvc- tin Of . railroad from Jerome to son.e point on the Cult Of Lower Csrfosnis. The proposed line hs- been psr,lv mapped out, and if built sili ruo through soms of .be richest , in-rsl sod agricultural sections of Asisoaa and northern Sonoss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
From Wedaesday's Daily.

B. s. Cofmsn, former manager oi 'he wsterv.le Mig. O.. in Tombstons n early days, is in Tucson on mining bo-insss ard may visit here before re-
 urnipg to Denver his present home His son, Norri. Coffiusn, who has iust -erv.d his enlistment in the Ph'hp pines is also vis,ing Arizona points with his father.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

There are nov two patients h the county ho.,itsl who have been inju-,' d by premature explosions in bis t. ing ont the rock on the right of vs, 'or the Tombstone Fsirbsnt road. Roth gre q ing we'll and will soon b. out and be able to resume work sgsin
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

We are blessed to note that Judge c. 3. Clark who has been i'll for some time past. is able 10 be up sssin, and ~iii 'n short time take . trip to Cal fornis for the bsnt it of his health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

James Lee is . Tombaone visitor from New York on mining busi sesf :. This is Mr Lees first visit so Aris0n. sad he is very f.vorsbly impressed with our minersl resources and spien- did mining opportun,sies. He will rsmain hess . lsW wsska
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

AN exchange remarks that if the great Julius CeaSar was now living he would not write"All Gaul Is di- vid-d intotrree parts. but Arizona is disi led into three parts. North ern Arizona, Southern Arizona and Maricopa county with a big NJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Governor Br.,die has appointed John F stor of Bi-bee to the position ,f sergeant of the AriIooa Ranger rnd-r Captain RynLing who re ,ently .ook Burton c. Mpssms sns place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

California a.sron' mef aopources the 'ssing of . whole gang of nes i uble stsrs. But he doeent tell what sort of glass he used and what ~ss in it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The big camp at Jerome is ct g s,snd-tiiI. The mine and smelter ar- closed down ss resu's of the fire, sr ,OOO men are out of work. Nes,l, all of the miners have Iefs the place |, and the Camp iooks deserted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Work at the Common wealth miu' is progressing and she outlook Is en.' coursging. At present tbs company is crushing PA tons of ore a day with it- eighty stamp and it's output places it away up in the front rank Of Arz 'ns producers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Mrs. J. W. Farrington re'urned to pi bee today after . several week vi-it si,h her parents and Tomb-sons friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Two handsome owls sdorn the door front of the new Owl saloon just pen cd by WilIyn Ford of Gleason. The owls are srtistic.liy psio,ed end attract much attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Sheriff Del Lewis is still in the field after the jail escsp-s. II desermirs ion and courage oounts for sught tbe n,s .heriff will yet land some of tic prisoners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

W. c. Read, the we'll koown man. sger oi the Cochiss Lumber O. at N,co spent Sunday in Tombston, returning home this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Ground has been broken for the o,ns,ruction of c street railway ip C-nenes connecting the old town with Msss, the new town. Most Of the com pany's employees will resida a, Me-a aud the cars viil facilitate their travel Co ard from work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The Ashmsn s:ors building on All' D greet has been leased 10 PhosniI p ,rties who will open up 6 frst cla.r dry goods store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

John Misno returned to San Jose this mornios, where he gnes to re- sumo his studies. after spending hi- vscs.ion here with his parents and f.iends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

The - Inthly expenditures ct tie Cananes mine exceeds $5OO,O 0 Some months have fuu as high s $500. .0co. This inclndss pay roll .. nd oshse oxponditures,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Bob Irvine, one of the oldest of old time druminrrs. is 10 Tombstooe showing bi. ware..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14
From Tuesdays Dai!p.

NJ. D Scribner returned this alter n"on from . three weeks vistt to Cal iiJrnis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

Neil Crowley the p pulsr Pesrce resident is . Tombstone visitor on bu-iness
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-09-14

THE people of Cochi e county have every conhdencs in the integ- rity and ability of the nominees of the democratic ticket and wall make it un aminous in November