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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Some people g through life hsnii- capped with psmes that look in print ss though :he slphsbe. has been On . prolonged jag and could no. get itself untangled again. According to tbe Mesa Press prob. ably the queer ct ihs, has passed through the Mesa office for come time recen ly received by the Johnson commission house. The name is claimed by 6 business msC Of Texas who signs himsei! Nj Squit- covich. IL is noticeable that if pro bounced rapidly fifteen or twen.y times the mouth acquires s taste similar to that experienced in eating green persimmoDs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The steel frame work of the big hoist of the Tombstone Con Miors Co is beginning to arrive. The con = tract for the erection of the man. moth building has been let to the American Bridge Co and work will begin on same very shortly. The company have . large force of men at work erecting one of their building. at Csnsnes and the same being nearly completed the men will be transferred to this point to rush ths VOTE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
BisBEB, May IS, 1902.

IL has teen announced that the smelter will close down today for a few days to allow some needed repairs 10 Ss made.
 The ladies' guild of the Presbyte- risa church gave lawn social at the residence of c. c. C.s~soo last Sat- urisy evening, which was attended by 6 large number.
 Justice Williams has ju.t issued several warrants for the srres, Of par. tics charged with fast d-isine. It is the intention of the officers 10 put 8 stop to such reckless driving
 Mics Florence Messenger and her mother will leave Nj ,nday for Port land, O esoD, where they will make their future home. Miss Messenger has been sn efficient employee at the postnihce and made many sdmiripg friends here who very much regret her d -parture
 A .uit has been filed in the Superior court of Los Angel 3 county, Cslifor., nis, against the South Bi,hee Mining and Town.ite company, by Maurice Denn and Martin O'Hsre, heavy shs'ehold.r. in :he coDp,0y, The action calls for S25 900 damage. and demands that defsndsnts render an accounting of its sff lir- ID the dis position of several thousand shares o treasn;y stock, and that the sales O such shares be cancelled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
BIsBsE, M.y i<, 1902.

R. Zsllner Jr. the we'll known piano man is in the city looking after the musical wants of our citizsns.
 The CDchise Fair opened tonight lder favorable circum-tauces The bOo.hs are very tssteiuliy constructed.
 The present high winds and cold. snsHs are causing much comment Severe stmosphericsl disturbances are feared.
 Df. J. Burlington the popular den- tist is reported quite ill St his home. The many friends of the doctor hope for his early recovery.
 Congressman Marcus A Smith has gone to bis brothers home a, Cyntb- Isnis, Ky, for g much needed rest. His physicians advised the change fearing a repetition of his collapse.
 The wind at Naco msrred all the pleasure Of those who went 10 the line city celebration. Ths hall game be- tween Bi.hee and Ft. Huschuos only lasted three innings with score ef to in favor of Bisbee.
 One half of the rog of houses lately constructed by Starr Williams on Chichnshus-iourteen ID number were blown over this morning during fierce wind The falling buildings carried away 6 dwelling hou.e under- nesth which was fortunately unoc. cupied.
 F. M. Farrar the missing Lbs An. geles drummer is thought 10 have been located at the Turkey Track Ranch. Nj. Appel Of LD- Angeles who has come here to find tracss Of Faria, lei, for the Turkey Track tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
PRIMARY OBJECT
 ARIZONA EDITOR
Has High Aims and Hopes to
 Win Out
TO KEEP IN FASHION

The Saturday RevieS has been es
 tabiished at Pheuix with J Thomp- son as editor. In his sslutssory the editor says s:-"The primary obJect oi the editor in establishing the Revies is to keep the wolf from the door. Incidentally, we hope to be able to afford two clean collars per week and blscking for our shoes on Sundays
 Any other gifts oi Providence that may come our way will be acceptable and, in return, ~e will try to give you your moneys worth, and ss muo' more .s can be afforded for the price. The PROTECTOR extends beet wiehes
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Ths funeral Of Vernice Wilcox, the infant d.ug iter Of Juise and Mrs. c. B. Wilcox va. held yesterday alter boon. Revsrends Anderson and Ei- liott conducting the i'm pressive funeral rites and the beloved departed con- signed to her heavenly rest. A large number of friends Of the family at tended the services at the residence and cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
COUNTY REC0RDER'S
 REGENT WORK
Instruments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE INFORMATION

TRUST DEED Katie Kenyon 10 Title Gusrsntse and Trust Co,
 PARTIAL RELEASE OF MTG. Bank of 3iebee to F. H. Perkins.
 cHATrEL MTG. J. c. Maben 10 August Kern, Bar. Der Supply Go.
 Clay Armstrong to 0, s. Stevens. E. F. Price to l. Overlook.
 MINING DEEDS. Peter Wagner ct al to Hilltop sil- yer Lead Mines Go. Mines. Peter Johnson to Copper Queen Coz Mg. Go.
 Dan W. Mitchell 10 Southwestern Gold and Copper Mg Go.
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Lake Superior and PIttsburg Dey. Go.
 Aztec Brokerage Company. MILL SITE by P. c. Carney ct al. sATIsFAcTIoS OF MORTGAGE NJ. J. Cunningham to H. Scbmied ing. SUBTRACTION OF LIEN H. Gerwien to P. A. Loigreen. H Gerwien to Geo Burr, REALTY MORTGAGES H. Schmieding to Bank of Bisbee H. Prudhomme to Frank Ssnoniel BILLS OF sALE. Brunswicke, Bake Collender Go. tt Deel and Barry. | J. c. Ward ct sl 10 Monk Bros.
 APPOINTMENT DEPUTY A. V. Lewis 10 0. W Brondor
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

P. B, Wsrnekros returned yeeter day from California where he accom- panied his wife, who sought relief oi the medicinal waters of the hot springs for her rheumatic touble Mrs. Wsrnskros is now under treat ment at the Pacific Ssnitsrium in Los Angeles, being under the care ol rheu mstic specialists, and her early recovery is hoped for by her many Tombstone friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Judge and Mrs. c. 5. Wilcox disire. by this mesos, to publicly express their heartfelt thsnks, % the numer- ious friends and neiehbors for their many kindne.ses shown and generous sympathy extended them during the illpesI and death of their infant daughter vernice. The friendly acts sod sympathetic confederation of all is gratefully appreciated. -.t
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
ARIZONA BANDIT
 TO GO ON STAGE
Arizona Female Bandit As a
 Star PerfOI mPr
THE HAY Is READY

The Yuma Sun says Mir, and Mrs c P. Fiizzle, Of Silver City. N. NJ. srriv- ed in Yuma last Wednesday on a visit to Mrs frizzle's sister Pearl Hart, the notorious female stsge rotber. who i- serving 6 five- years sentence in the territorial prisor. Mrs Frizzle is an actress ard also a plsy~rIgh', and hss written play entitled "AriIous Bso- dit in which Pearl Hart is to play he leading role. The play will be put on the stage a soon as Pearl is released from prison, which will be early in 1904.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
rhe ip'sn, daughter Of Judge c

rhe infant daughter oi Judge G B wilcor and wife died yesterday after noon, the little sufferer succumbing after ,iegs of several weeks illress duriog which time all that med icsl science could co gas summontd and the ever really and willing ministrs- tioos of fond p,ternsl solicitude pro~ we'd of no sysl. The funeral will be held this afternoon &, p m from the residence. Rev Elliott conducting the seryice'. The many friends of the family join the PR0sPEcT 'R, in extending c cDndolenoes 10 the beretv- ed in their loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
THE VISTA OF
 I0MBSTONes RISE
Rhetorical Description of a
 Romantic City
REWARD OF PATIENCE

The story of Tomb ,tooe ind ed reads like a romance. Disc )vered by 6 romantic character, who brsved the blood thirsty Indians against va ming of his comrades that he wouli ind his tombstone" Situated by mines as rich as any in isbled story, i, throve for a while in . marvellous way Its scenes of bloodehed would glu' the taste of the most sensation lover of tragedy. Its prosperity perishing in c night. slthought it was loug dy- iog.
 The vision now rises of some long sighted men who foressw that the only say the mines here could be worked was by combining them al under one management, SO that the common drainage could inure in all it's results to one person Of the yesre Of waiting the gradual decay Of the larger part of the city, the scattering to the four winds Of the er-twhile. happy, thriving population, sni the affection with which ,he place ws- regarded by tbe former inhabitants, Then came the resumption of la or after those years of waiting, and oi patient effort on the part of some men who always held to their faith in the richness of her mines. Now change is noticeable. Decay ia arrested Gradually, almost impercep:ibli, like the approach Of spring on the lasgin ! train Of winter. improvement begins and then breaks out all along the line All of ,h flow of rhetoric from thu pen of our townsnan, Attorney o. Gibson, is 10 sppri.e the readers o the R.tge News that the era 0! pros perity is once more here. Nv. sub s,antisl buildings are being erected the painter, carpenter and sdob' ! aIbirt Aic cNcEf WlrIt iu tNlucuCt Prudent men are bringing tn. ir fsmi lies here, and are establishing them selves in business. The railrosi i coming as soon 8. the F. Psso sut Southwestern people can release ,hei force oi men from the other end O their line. And while Superintendent Sraunton was here recently, he ssit that ss coon as Ihe pumps could b installed aud the water lowered fit, feet. he would start up several of ,h
 Id mines and that there would b work then For everybody, I sm no advertising 6 boom. but am conhden that Tombstone i. sgsin Very clos upor 6 resumption Of prosperity which i, Is hoped will be sub.taotisll as great, and much longer lived, thsr tbe former era.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The arrest Of several persons chsrg- ed with sending through the mails fraudulent circulars in order to sell minIpg stocks, will interest many in- vestors. If such arrests are con,in- ued there may be e good deal Of trou- bic for swindlers who have advertised through Uccle Sam. The postofice department has done a great deal ol good work in bringing rsscsls to &C., count.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

An especisl reere-t Is made of An- s1nisns who came here from Indians to interest them .elves ia the state hoo movement, an l if possible beng some influence 10 bear on the senate committee on territories. MT Beser- idge, chairman ofthe committee, bails from Indisns and it is but nstursl to suppose that lstters from influen tisl former residents oi Lis state would have no iucon iderable weight with hin, Those from oth ar -tstss are re- que.tsd to Rrite to the senstors from other states ur1ing She n to sssist Ari,pns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

J.V. yickers,. president Of the Chit- icshus Cattle company, was at Geron- imo last Saturday and Sunday snip ping two irains Of cattle gathered from his rs gee in that vicinity, Mir. Vick- CTS says thss while grass and vat r are short nov ins many pisces in Ari.- zous, still the danger of 6 heavy loss by death is not now imminent and should early. summ.r rains be sbund- ant the loss will be very ligbt.-Bul letin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Julius Csez.r formerly Of Tomb stone and who was reported dead come time ago arrived today from Cansnes on q visit to his old stamp ing ground. Julius states the repor' that Le was dead must have be D coofu- -ed with the death Of the other noted philosopher of fame for the modern Juliu. Csezu was very much alive and strictly in evidence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Mrs. J. Mccarthy and family left today for Los Angeles to seek s cli- mstic change and treatment ct a ssn- tsrium for the sufierings of tbe little son, Johnny. Master Johnny has been seriously sick for some ums snd it Is thought & change 10 the sea coas. would give him the desired recupers.' tive effect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
BIsBEs. Ariz., May 2l 1901.

Professor Douglas arrived here yes- ,erdsy from the east in bic private car.
 Joseph Norcross has returned from his Csiiornis trip sod much improved in health
 Fred Trib Jle. is Bisbee visitor from Pnneoir. Fred has many sc- qnsiniauces in this section.
 D. E. Heller Of Douglas is 6 Bisbee visitor. He reports the line city constantly crossing in population.
 The Cs.bolic fair is proving 6 marked success. Wednesday night is tbeclosins night and great preparation have be=n made for it.
 Psymsster Rous of the E. P. { s. " wss m Bisbes today. Mir. Rous is q busy official oi the new road and makes occ ssionsl trips here.
 H-nrv Gates grand organizer of the A o. U. w. is Bisbee visitor and assisting in initiating more members of tue order, the local lodge showing quite a gain ia membership.
 A runsxsy horse hitched to the delivery wagon O: Medisovich | Noble made A dash down to the street yes- ter1sy. When the frightened animal was stopped the wagon was minus e front wheel bus no further damage was done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The report that Farrar the drum- mer who was reported mysteriously missing from ti,bee .ince Thursdsy lsst, might be in Tombstone has been investigated by the local officers who gre of the opinion that the gentleman did not come here. The whereabouts Of Fsrrar is still 6 mystery and hi- address is auxiou,ly desired by friends,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Miss Nellie Barrow, daughter of our entsrprising merch ant g. N. Barrow, left today for San Frsocisco to visit relatives and consult sn occulist. the young lady being troubled with her eye.ight and it was deemed best to consult s specislist and remedy the slight defects before dslsy may ssuse further complies ions. The many friends of the popular young lady trust her eyesighi may be restored to it's full vigor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The conclusion is easily reached that mining is gsrbed ID all the re- .pectsbility oi legitimacy, that it of- ters better profits than almost any other commercial enterprise, that ths field for ,hs promotion and expansion O! the industry is almost inexhsusl- ible, and that it. non interference with, but promotion Of other indust- rice, makes it the ideal industry in which 10 invest the surplus capital ol the country. We believe that this conclusion has been generally resch- ed by the business men ol the east, who have c warrant for such belief in She indisputsble facts set forth in legitimate mining. New Mexic !, Idaho, Utah, Oregon, Washington, Michigan, s. Dakota sod Arizona will during ths the present year eIper ienoe an activity without precedent in their history, while many other west ern mining states are making great progress in the development ot the miuiug industries. Old established companies are enlsrging their opera tious and many new companies are entering these fields. New camps are being established, capital is aows ing into these districts iu e continuou stream from the east and the output Of mineral will be something stupen- duous at this tune beyond the realm of reasonable prediction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Whipple barracks, of P,e coti, is said to have l3 year old Filipino boy. who is creating more ,bsn ordi. nary interest. Few people have seen . sample ot the people whom we ac- quired through the treaty with Sp.in. The boys father was kilied in battle and the boy was captured and has re- msined with the troop, ever nnce. He is said to be s1 extremely bright little fellow with manners which might be successfully initiated by American youths.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

J. L. Powell and wife are Tomb stone visitors from Tuc.on. Mrs Po.ell is a sister of Mrs NJ c Bentop and here on . stay o' 6 fortnil ht MT PoSell continuing to the Ora goons where he will inspect some pro- mi.ing copper mines in which he is interested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

h the recent suit of Professor TresdwelI against Senator Clark 0v, r the United Verde, Senator Clark sd- mitted on sbe witness stand that the United Verde copper did not cost oyer 3t cts. per pound aud that tbe nor nal output ... 1000 .Oos pound. pr month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Geo Henry, Vice President Of the Drsgoon Copper Mining Go. is 8 Tombs one visitor. MT Henry states work will shortly begin in earnest on the company properties and the same system .ticslly developed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
Arizona has five railroad com panic

controlled by operating mining com. pauies to"~it: The United Verde, marrow gusge, 26 miles; Congress, standard gusg-, 3 miles; Fl Psso < Southwestern, standard, Benson Co Fl Psso, via Bi-bee aud Douglas, a6O miles; Arizons & New Mexico, De. troit Copper company's Morenci to Guthrie, narrow guage, IS miles |, with six loops in that distance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Governor Brodie is said to have re- ceived A applications for A posi- tions allotted 10 him, in a politi, al sense. Gov Murphy maybe pardon ed i: he sets back and smiles at the incom- ing Go1ernor's discomfitrre. He has passed through the mill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Last quarter the sewing-room force st Rice Indian school made 96) new garments, including boys tl.u-ss and overall pants, work and school dresse'. They also mended l l,469 pi ces.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

This morning party of promin ens Tombstone mssons left for Tucson 70 take the Templar degree in the Ma souic commsndry. The party com- prised J. 5. S ribner, J. B. Msino, W. A. King, J. H. McPerson, Chss Heath, J. H. McPherson, c. B. Tarbell, pr. Bedford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The Peddlers Parade at Mining EIchsage Hall tomorrow night. Ever, b .dy invited. No ad mission will be charged at the dor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

report from New York gives the gross esrnIng- and operating expen- ses ct the Gils Valley, Globe and Nor ;heru railway for March, 1902. The aet receipts for the month were sl4,- I5O
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The AIa.ks Tresdwell Miping Co.,, of Alssks, is crushing ore thst aver ages Sl ss per ron at g eos. Q! si.i. per ton, and ID doing SO making 8 yearly profit oi S352, ,559
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Tickets are out for the Public School entertain ment ss Sohiefeiin H all on the 29th inst. Admission charge is 50 cents and wili help the iund for the painting of the school buIliiug.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The Southern Pacific and the Fl Psso and Southwestern will expend Sl, 300, 900 in the next lew molths on extensive improvements " st of Fl Paso.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25
POCKET FURNACE
 THE NEWEST
A Testing Apparatus For tine
 PfOspectOr
WHAT MAY FOLLOW NEXT

The lstes, thing out for the use of he rrosoector is pocket sm"lter winch he can actually carry iu his vert pocket--if he is 80 fortunate as to have . vest-Or othervi-e, in his overslls. The enslre outfit consists O. box of thirty small tablets and 6 small mortar sni pestle. The tsblets are composed of c impressed p wdered charcoal intermlxei with certain huxes. The proapector wishing to test 6 piece of ore puiverizes it in she mortar and spreads the powdered pulp evenly over the tablet, which he then ignites with lighted match. The com Nustion is instantaneous and the residue. after tritrurslion in the mOtsr, may be banned out, leaving the metal Of whatever kind in ihe pan. The Denver paper, Ores and MetAls. has carefully examined the working of the tablets, and von .Lss for heir efficiency for qualitative te itF. n ., i-, one can discover the QIsli'y Of metal csrried by the particular piece or ore suhlected to ths test, but not the value per ton. The whole outfit c n be had for $l.25, so that any pro-potor can owu one. The next thing in order is a pocket starip mill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The empspsl for the yraud and trisl jury Of the coming term Of court has been issued. The grand jury convenes on June Fad and the trial jury on the 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

John Moore i, e Tombs.ons visitor from the Chiricah uca and shaking hands with bic nume;o Tombstone friends. He is here on @ brief busi- ness welt
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Chss. Wallace arrived today from Los Angeles and is shaking bands with Tomb.toue friends. Charley may conclude 10 embark in business he.e and is looking over the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

John Noble the former wellk hown Tombs,on and recently Of the Cspi. tol saloon At Bishee arrived today scd shaking hands with bis many friends here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

There are 2i ,2l6 ,SSS horses in rhA United States. At least there were when the census count was taken about two years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The Land Claims Court adjourned at Phoenix on the 18th. and will not mee. in Arizona again un'il February 10th, 1903.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The government intends to with draw the rstions of tbe A pacbe Indians s'ter June lst aud ses them to culIiysting White Rive, Valley,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

A fund i- b,ing raised A, p. scott for the rur3nsa n' erecting monuments to "Buckey" O'N-il and Gen. Geo. Crook near Whipple Barracks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Mining papers are now advising miners and prospectors to keep away from the Thunder mountain mining country, as that section is just now overrun with idle men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Ben Goodrich was an outgoing pas. senger today for Bisbee thence to Los Angeles. He expects to return here on legal business aboat July.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Reese M. Ling has resigned 6. dis trio. attorney of Ysvapai county snd Samuel l.. Psttee has been appoin ted to i'll the vacancy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

The Final Psrrafine Oil company has starred to drill for oil in the Hsck . berry wash. near Florence. Indications are said to be good.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Preparations are being had for the school entertainment ct the Sbieffelin Hall on May 29. A good programme will be presented.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

John Campbtll and wife are Tombstone visitors from Bi-bee the guest of MT. and Mrs. c. L. Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Ben Goodrich the we'll known at torney is 6 Tombstone vi-itor on pro- fes-iopAl bu-ipess.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

K. Levi. representing Berlin ard Lepore wholesale liquor dealers ct San Francisco, is Tombstone visitor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Passenger traffic over the Santa Fe west Of Albuquerque since les, Sep tember has averaged 200 daily.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-05-25

Sheriff Lewis is iu Phsn'X on officisl business.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vEsTERDAY,s RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST
Washington May 12.-There viii be local showers
r,, IN tho ,pper lake region. the upper Mississippi
valley the Middle West the south portion OF the Gu'
e,e and south Florida ani showers Tuesday night Or
Wednesday the lower lake region hoFth Po.'o" VI %
,,.,,o Atlantic States south portion or the East
cir States East Florida the middle slope ana Seh''a
,o,,v Mountain region Elsewhere the weather VIII be
generally fair during Tuesday ana "euhesuaS ~ WI WI"
k' k ,r,,,sd,v IN the lower lake region. the Middle
atlantic states and New England There have been oea
roes I'm the Rocky Mountain region the missouri Val
lev the upper lake region and In soaerea IA
weather has been fRlr curing
h iat twenty Temperatures as rule nave
interior except In the ake re
- and over the districts West of the KocKS
Snpains low pressure and cloudy weather are general
and tbere have general showers IN tht coast
s1.rt Southern California. On the Atlantic ana NuH
the winds Hight to fresh and mostly south
ana ON the Great fresh and mostly east To s1uh
c Steamers depart for European ports InesdaS
viii have light fresh south winds and partly cloudy
weather TO he Grand Banks storm warnings are as
played on the Coast at the mouth OF the Columbia
River and at GTay's Harbor