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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
STOCKHOLDERS
 LIABILITY
According to Law of State in
 Which Corporations
MAY ENG AGE IN BUSINESS

An important question relating the liability o' stockholders of cor- poraiions carrying on business in Cal ilornis, but osganiz d under the laws Of other states, has just b,cn finally settled by the supreme court of the United States. Almost nunberie.s corporations have been chartered In other states and in Arizona, by cit izens of Csliiornis. on account Of the superior advantages believed 70 be offered there by law. The code of Cal iiornis makes each stsckholder liable for such proportion of the debts ot the corporation as hi. stock bears on the whole capital stock of the corporation. Thus, the owner Of 25,0O0 shares in a corporation having 100000 shares is sued, might be required 10 pay one fourth of any debt of the company, or oi tne total amount oi all debts, if they were sll presented to him for payment. The code also provides that holders Of stock in corporations formed under the lave O! any other state or territory or foreign country doing business in Csli,ernis. shall be under the same liability as stock hold ers cf corporations created under the laws Of Cslifornis, says Oil. Copper and finance.
 The case Tn which the long disputed validity and scope ol this provision Of the code have been tested in the United States supreme court i. ths, oi
 H. L. Pinney, c. L. Pinney, W, c
 Patterson and Thomas Burtes, plain
 u3s in error ys. R. T. Nelson. The parties are capitalists of Los Apgele.
 bu, incorporated under the l,vs oI
 Colorado.
 The court held that the charter va framed with reference to the laws 0 CslifOrniE; that the insCrporator' must be presumed 10 have knovr those laws; sni to have been aware
 Iha, their provisions ss 70 liability O s;sckhOldsr. for debts were made sp- 1 plicabls to foreign corporaiion'. Th' deci,ios therefore i., that the e,ock
 holders of the Coloralo coEporstio I are in thi. case liable for i:s debts
 under the flaw ot California, thougt
 not made so by the law of Colorado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
TO EMULATE
 ST. PATRICK
Will Destroy Snakes and Ob-
 lIterate Insects
A SCIENTIFIC SLAUGHTER

To emulate Ss Patric.. srL to 10; hi. country a did the 'rAdlIonS! Irish .a;si, is the lie UCrS C! the Rey Father Pedro Rodriguez.
 To so even further, and rs. only rid the southwest of is peas si rattle snakes, but to destroy the insect lie which i. the bu: :2boo @: c1i-.cucs OF the and l.ni., i, tne hopo oI F4,a.: Rodriguez.
 Some ten year. ago he gave up the priesthood, failing health io7clue him to life in the open air.
 Mos, Uf the time he has devoted to scientific and persisten. slaughter O. snaker, and the 'rAlls Of hi' cDun- try home are covered throughout with skins and rattles.
 In all tha: time the venerable hun ter has never felt the fang Of :at.le snake, nearly all oi his viclim' being secured by his tanned and .riIne road runners" those remarkable birds oi the desert, Atou5 which 70 much is said and 20 little known. The road runner" or chs?p.-a bird, is the hereditary enemy O. the rattier and hi, most dangerous foe. and it i. | indeed, by the use os ths'e birds, rather than his own powers, that Father Pedro hopes 10 force the rsttler. 10 eI'iEc'ipr.
 Never before ha. ;na lonG-.e1 gtd so.t-ruuner. the ''isI:ing cock O. the desert" basn brought ,o state oi done.'icity. although both Arizona and New Mexico lava make i: crime % kill thea
 Father Pedro, however, has suc- ceed.d in bringin. the hi,d ,oits high est point of u-eiu,ne'-, aai with , flock ot overa score he h,, achieved wonderful success.
 The name "fo.d runner" the birc earned by hi. habit oi fr.qGenunI road-ways. perhaps to better Gi.cerf in the dust the tra;i- c: his Eepsiliar victims, and h. propensity for d;, playing the remarkable sp-ej, to Ds=- ers by he being. iniesd, p1s'essei 0 ability 10 keep pace pish mos. hsr.ei for short distance. The road run ner poorly equipped with wing. i; fact, the short flppsrs which 'ak' iheir place gre only vallable h scc | era'ing his running powe:E.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
SEVEN TO ONE

From reports received we figure that one bottle of Scott's Emulsion sometimes builds seven times its weight of solid, healthy flesh! Why is this so'
 Because Scott's Emulsion is itself the richest and most digcstiblc of foods.
 Because Scott's Emulsion gives strong appetite.
 Because Scott's Emulsion makes all good food do good strong stomach--strong diges- ton.
 Because Scott's Emulsion wakes up the dormant system new life to the tissues-so that the body uses it's food for bonemaking and flesh building.
 We'll send yoa l.,,le to try if you Ike. SCOTT $ BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street, New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Delegate Smith has introduced a bill which carrie. sn appropriation of $l00,000 for building a le'ee on the Arizona side oi the Colorado river; south of Yuma, to conEne the waters Of the chsunel of said river, ,o improve the navigation thereof. and also 10 effecsoally prevent the overflow o! said stream on lhe irrigsole lands lying along the ATizans aide thereof. and adj .cent 10 .sid stream.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

It often made my heart ache writes L ( Overstreef, of Elgin, Tenn, "to hear my wife cough until it seemed her weak a.d sore lungs would collapse. Good doctors sand she was so far gone vita consumption that no medicine or earhy help could save her, but friend recommended Dr Kings New Discov- cry and persistent use of this excellent medicine saved her life" It's absolutely guaranteed for coughs, colds, bronchItiss asthma and all throat and lung diseases -5oc and SI .oo at Tombstone Drug stsrc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
INTERESTING
 STATISTICS
Capitalization Of the Industrial
 Combinations
A FEW STARTLING FACTS

The New York Journsl of Com merce estimates the total capi,alizs- tion of sll industrial combinations in the United States at approx matsly e6, 50n, ,o00,0O0. This does not iac,ude railway. street railway, lighting or bank consultations. The censu. sta tisiios on industrial combinations show A total authorized capitalization May 3l, 1900. fer the ls3 corpora lions reported Of 8, GOT. 539, 200. The total value of all the products of the combinations for the year ending May 3l, 190c, was sl ,6sl .295, 364. The 1S3 corporations reported employed an average Of 399,l92 wage e.rners receiving sl94 ,534 ,9l5 in wages. Elm ployment was also given to 2i.5S5 .alsried onicisls, clerks, etc. rrc,iy ing a total of s32 2.653,62S in sSlaT,e.. Miscellaneous expenses of these com binstions aggregated Sl5l ,s5l or.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Osborne iaaouI asTsrs asd Isk at Wolsolts [
Thsusands Sent Into Exile.

Every year large number 0! poor sufferers whose lungs are sore and racksd with cough. are urged to go to another climate. But this is costly and no, always sure. Doa't bs an exile when Dr Kings New Discovery for Con ssnp,is1 will cure you a, home. II is the most infsllible medicine for coughs, cold and all throa, a,d luns dlsea,es on earth. .The first dose brings relief Astounding cures result from persistent SC Trial bottles free ath Tombstons brus store, rice So-. and ,SI. Every ott Is guaranteed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Some time ago my daughter caught a severe cold. She complained of pam in her chest and had bad cough. l gave her Chamberlain's Cough RemedI according 10 directions and in tive days sh. va. we'll and able to go ts school have used thi, remedy in my family for the past seven years and never known n to fail." says James Prendergast, mer- chant. AHnato Bay, Jamaica, West India Islands. The pains in the chest indicated an approaching attack of pneumonia, which ip this instance vas undoubtedly varded of by Chamberlain's Cough remedy. It counterscts any tendency of cold towards pneumonis. --Scld by all dealers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
\ Deep Mystery.

IL is a mystery why women eadu backache, headache. nervousness sleeplessness, melancholy, fainting an dizzy spells, when tbOus nds. have prove that Electric Bi:;ers will quickly GIT such troubles, 'I suffered for year with kidney trouble" writes Mrs. Phebr CheTley, Of Peterson, Ia and lame back pained me 50 I could not dress my self but Electric Biiters wholly erred me, and althosgh 3 years old, now am able to do all my house " prk.' IL overcomes constipation, improves aP petite, gives perfec; health. Oay .5e> a, TombstOns rug S:oreO
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Chas D R ppy, late editor Of tue Florence Tribune, will leave soon for hi. copper mine, situated in COchi.e county, and while there will probably make arrangements for thorough de- yelopmsnt of the same. He has been intetested ia the property for years and hss the utmo., faith in i,s value Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
The Secret

O wotnanly health would be esteemed as priceless by thousands of suffering women. Each month sees them moan ing in a darkened room. At the best they endure pain every day. At the worst the pain becomes torment.
 The secret of womanly health is in keeping the womsnly organism in per Sectiy healthy state This can be done by the use of pr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription. It regulates the periods, dries facilitating drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weak ness. IL makes weak women strong and sick women well
 Women suffering from chronic forms of disease are invited to consult Dr Pierce, by letter. f,es. All correspond ence is held as sacredly confidential and wofnanly condolences are guarded by strict professional privacy. Address Dr R V Pierce. Buffalo. \. Y.
 Accept no substitute for Dr Pierce l. Fsvorite Prescription. There is noth- ing else "ius, as good for woInanly ailments.
 T suffered for mere than ten years with female weakness of vsry bad form writes Mrs D Alar,VOA af lrchcr;ie Macdonald Co. Manitoba T used Dg Pcrces Fav1r.;e Pre- scrip:iou and Golden Medical Discovery with good rcSn'fs arl able Co do a'l my oNn work for the EigA rlys-c y5g have s,u' me by letter Your rSi.eL,c> c.l :1r ne r1ort than all O,ner cocto-'s medicines. -Ha have taken lots Of them
 Dr Plercs's P.c-sAa. Pellets cure bili Susness
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
PHILHARMONIC
 CONCERT LAST NIGHT
Was We'll Attended and Was
 a Pronounced Success
Is DESERVING MENTION

The Philharmonic concert for the benefit of the Epi.oopsl church was held at schieffiin Hall last nigh. and was we'll attended, the programme in- cluding a musical repertoire of inter est, which was pleasingly presented. The chorus of twelve voices, including Me.dames hsrwsod, Raf rty and Thiel, the Misses Barr, Langssp, Eva and Lucy Wslcott, and Me,.rs. Will lard, Elliott, Raheriy, Barr and Gib- sen was effectively rendered, and ,heir appearance at intervals during ths re- citsl was cordially spplsuded. The Wolcott sisters demonstrated e1cop- tional instrumental talent, and their solo and duets on the piano were well rendered. The piano playing of Mrs.
 II. M. Gee elici.ed merited applause. Mrs. Gee is an accomplished piano instructor, and her renditions are sl- ways received with that favor that is bestowed upon one possessed Of Gn- | doubtsd merit. Mics Barr is also st ease 8, the piano ard cleverly eIecu- ted several pieces, meriting the ap- plsuse given. o. Gibson in clear and blessing voice rendered e vocal solo sbouuding iu romantic sentiment heightened by an sptroPris.e scsnic effect. The quartet rendition Of "SSee. and Low" wa. eIpresiivsly sung, the tone. Of the rich soprano Of Mrs. Har~ood and natural alto of Ms. Lucy Wolcott was . harmonious blending with the lower register note. .. Mes.rs. Gibson and Upton. The piano solo of Miss Josie Critchley wa. meritorious presentation and an sp- pEeci.tion by the audience wac made manifest. The vocal duet Of Mrs s. Harwood and Mr. Gee was rapEur- ou.ly applsud.d, Both lsdie. are pos sessed Of superb yoic:s, sympathetic in quality, and signal honor VA, bestowed by a persistent encore. Tha piano duet oi Misses Anna L,ngpasp and Josie Critchlsy ws. arti.tic,lly rendered and the young ladies were heartily spplsuied. Mr.. HarHood
 who is always e iaYorite with Tomb stone audiences. sang 6 vocal sole which was deserving of praise. Harry Raferty in even voice and distinctive character identified with the mezzo baritone, gave a vocal selection which was enjoyed. Miss Eta Brsvin cap tIvs,ed the audiencs with her rendition
 "Tommo Was Bad, Bad BoY," being clevcrly sung. and won unbounded admiration. Mrs. George Raferty and Miss Lucy Wolcolt in rendition o
 their vocal duet were well received anC applsudod. The programme conclu- dsi with decidedly novel treat in tht presepts,ion oi ihe MiDuet and Co., chucha dance by q beyy O. young ] Tombstone ladies' chsrmiDgly a,tired
 composing the Misses Jane HcHugb Kathleen Barr, Anna Laugpsap, Eve ] and Lucy Wolcot, and Je..e Critchley The evoiuiioDs of the dance .howCC perfection of training and diligence o practice, being meet gracefully per- formed. Much credit for ithe success | Of the coucer, ia due Mrs. H. Nj. Gee under whose direct charge the enter
 tainnent was had. She exerted hei influence and iudsfstigsble effort ir contributing 10 it's success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Ia Olden TI8es

People overlooked the importance Of permanently beneficial effects and were sntisfed with transient actisn; but now that II $ generally known tha, Syrup Of Fig; will permanently overcome hap tual constipation, well informed psop. will not buy other laIa'iyes, which aC for tme. but finally injure the system Buy the genuine, made bv the Californi Fig Syrup Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Buy your glsss and picture. nssld- ug at lhs Tensstsns PharHasy. t!i
It Circles the Globe.

The name of Buckin's Arnica Salve
 as the best in the world, extends around the earth. Its the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, brsises. sores, scalds. boils. ulcers, felsns. aches, plins ane Il skin erupti, ,ns Only infallibs pilcscur.. Only infalliels pile cure. 25 ITS box at Tombstone Drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Ask your grocer whether

Ask your grocer whether really. as man to man, he knows of any other baking pow der so good as Schilling's Best.
 He doesn't want to sell you alum baking powder-you make him do it, though, by asking for baking powder at a low price.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think of it, go buy and try box of Cascarets Candy Ca thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

WY Price returned from Phoenix Tuesday, and left fir Troy the next day to lost after hi, big teams, rhic h passed through here Tuesday, loaded with some of she IF, 900 horse poEe T boiler. fer the Troy compiny.-Blad @.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
{ e1re for LunbaGs.

w., C Williamson of Amherst, Va, says: For more than a year I suffered from LumSago, finally tried Cham lain Pain Balm and il gave me ca tire relisf ~hcih all other remedies had failed ts de. Sold by all dealers in lsdicipc
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Blown tS Atoms.

The old idea that the ksdy sometimes
 ssis powerful drastic, purga;ive P i has been exploded: for Kings New Lie Pills. which are s@dccty harmless, gently stimulate liver and bowel. 10 eH- pei poisoniou. m.tter, cleanse the sys- ten and absolutely cure csnstip atisn and sick headache, enly 75c at Tsnb- stsoe Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

The latest thing charged 10 the 'Ariz ma man" in Los Angeles i. that he introduced the smallpoI into a lodging house there containing thir- teen roomers. The "Asizon. man" |. eserlastinSly doing something toln- noy the City of Ang 10 besides .psnd- his money freely when in town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

The big Minnesois Connor ccncen- ;rstor is about ready 10 turn its uhsels and go 70 producing. Chloride will give . big blowou. in honor of the event when the wheels turn. The mine and mill will employ st least 100 mep.-MIneral Weslth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

There will he services in the II F. church tomorrow at II a m end n, Sunday school at 2 ? m. All a-e cor dislly invited to attsns the-e services.
 A RANEY
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Tombstone with eletric lights and tslephone.! II the ghost Of Curly Bill should come over the hill it would fall dead sgaiu. Tucson Post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

]! :.oa5!es ~i;h a weak digestioni belching, sour stomach, or if iyou fee. dull alter eating, try Chambcrlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Price 25c Samples free at Tombstone Drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Try some of the Fsrncus Green Nounta Sslvs at toe .EGnsstsn Pharmacy. 1T
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

t'e Tombstone Pharmacy makes . D sisl,y inc fness Cuban, ksxissn and deAestis siSars. G
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
Remark able Cure of Group
A Little Boys Life Saved.

A Little Boys Life Saved,
 I have few words to say regarding Chamberlainf Cough Remedy. It saved my little boys life asd l feel ,ha, I cannot praise il enough. bou.ht . bottle of it from A E S;eere of Goodwin, N D., and when l got home with II the poor baby could hardly breathe. gave the medicine as directed every ten min ut.s until he threw uT" and thea l thought sure he was going 10 choke to death. We had 10 pull the phlegm cut of his mouth in great leng strings. l am positive if I had not got that bottle of cough medicine my boy would not be on earth todsy.-JoEL DEnoNT, Inwosd, Iowa. For sale by Tombstone Drug Stere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
LOCAL DOTS

Few Aye fsur nIcaeyss p- rssa. .s,zussssPiilsssrsa al Aisaey Ills ke l.e free Ass stsrL .E Remedy C. SAlseSs sf N
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

To Care Ve.suparios sorsvs.-
 -1ks Csscars8 Csnfy Csthsrtie Ioc or Ese f T = c f.n - ss~- -uxyisL. refund Izs3e.s
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
COUNTY RECORDS
 REGENT WORK
Instruments Recorded During
 the Past Week
RELIABLE MODERATION

APPOINTMENT Dayton Graham to Jamer Upchurch as deputy. New Zealand Insurance Co % NJ J Cunningham A agent.
 AFFIDAVIT Filed by Charl-. B Watt
 POWER uF ATTORNEY. Afr. Nab. T Beebe to Joseph 80 be Geo II CJfin and wife to $ Y Meguire.
 Geo H Holman to F Mcguire.
 AGREEMENTS. JH Matthias ct al aod Calumet < Pittsburg Dev Co.
 LOCATION ? mines by Gto NJ Cummings. mine by Keith Preston ct al. mines by Mrs P c Carey. mine. by D W Mitchell. mine ty VI Cleveland and 5 5 Sutton.
 mine. by F D W Putnam e; al. l mine by W A studiey and c NJ Mccoy.
 l mine by Mir, Sarah Il s)rin. niue by W E P0meroy. l mins by H Mes. l mine by c " Paribo et d. l mine by H.n.en and J J SsYe!l:.
 II mines by Arizmo Dev C.. l nIne ny L Smith. INCARCERATION Southwestern Gold and Coppei Mining Co. Ari7mo Development Co., CHATTEL MORTGAGES. " " and AicE Adam. 10 D ] Adams. G H French to National Ci.h R-l
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
DEED.-REAL E-TkTE.

Southern Pacific E F Co to D 4 Ais.s, land SlsI.9J.
 lat Land and Imp Co 70 o F sahroder, ct al, Douglas property ss75.
 In, Land and lap Co nJ II JAcE, DsuSla. property $500.
 In, Land and Inp Co 10 L F Welsh, Bougln. property s25e.
 Int Land and lap O 10 Mary D sloney, Doug glas property S3jJ.
 Ah Emanuel snd Chss Bowman to " E King, Tombstone property s30O.
 eoi to John O'Hara, Tomb stone property $I0279.
 W II Brophy to NJ Brophy, D Jug las property s3jO.
 DA Adam. ts Southern P.cidc R R Co, land.
 " A Sherwood to ii Spark. Douglas property s325. sc Perrin 10 Joseph Bsbee, Bi.bse property $lb00. MINING DEEDI Adam c Innis to David D Miller mine. S6e00.
 Charles WiIte. to Cha, s Brown mine SlU0 Geo NJ Cummings 10 Keith Preston mines Sl00. J L Merrill to Calumet ( Pitt.burg Dev Co mines Sl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

Esw Ara VeEr z1isssysE p- uobss s,Sr,xss P ll. cure al si1EcJ ills sam. p,s f-ss. Aas sIsEA >S ks2Say Co, Chlsuso CT s. l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02

@~=rsE'e -or- rv-. -st-evs SE-1J Ct ss"t.-. eve -s.-- 4--sTT e z<- f- C f1 o." --.sr-x-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-02-02
The Daily Prospector

FEBRUARY l.,........ ....l. 1905
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-31

Wall Street New York Jan. 81
STOCKS-Trading was active and quite
widely distributed in the opening dealings
The majority of stocks showed fractional
gains, but there were some important eX-
ceptions, notably Sugar, which opened
lifted 13s points on very large dealings.
Sugar and Amalgamated Copper were
the most active features and their tenden-
cy shaped the course of other active
stocks. Realizing sales about wiped out.
Amalgamated Copper's rise and liquida tion
in Sugar depressed it y point under last
night The momentary ffrmness of some
was supported and rose III points MeXi-
can Central was active and gained point
and Anaconda held most of a point and
a half Iackawanna advanced 312 and
Minneapolis and st. Louis IA points
The market developed a frmer tone
when St. Paul, 3. R. T., Metropolitan
Street Railway were advanced about
point. Other leaders moved narrowly.
There was a large demand for Colorado
and Southern stocks and good gains at
other points. Lackawanna extended its
rise to AZ, Lake Erie and Western pre-
ferred rose. Rock Island 3as and Colo
rado and Southern first and second pre-
ferred, New Jersey Central, Colorado Fuel
and North America gained 141Ss points.
Linseed and Union Bag preferred lost
point. Large blocks of Southern Pacific
changed hands within a small range
Bonds were irregular.
Rock Island touched 165 and there was
a general hardening tendency. United
States Express and Pressed Steel Car pre-
ferred rose a point each Large selling of
Southern Pacific put that stock under last
night and the whole market sold off
Prices generally were Slightly lower than
yesterdays close.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-31

about and headed for Key West, more
than 700 miles distant, when within %
n lies of Santiago, where the enemy $
ships were. The second was that Schley
deliberately and knowingly diSobeyed
the secretary's order overtaking him
in his retrograde movement. The third
was that Schley's reason officially given
for the retrograde movement and dis
obedience of orders, i. e., that the fly
ing squadron was short of COAL" was
not true. The fourth was that for
three days some of the Spanish ships
lay within reach of the flying squadron
and no sufficient effort was made to
destroy them. The fifth involves the
point of honor. The commentators
say:
Upon all the above named features,
believed by US to be the most impor-
tant if not the only real important mat
ters, into which the court made inquiry
the conduct of Admiral Schley was con-
demned by that N oSt distinguished tri-
bunal. Admiral Dewey and Rear Ad-
mirals Benham and Ramsay united in
their findings and opinion upon all of
these several points, and they united
also in the significant recommendation
that no further proceedings be had in
view of the length of time which has
elapsed since the occurrence of the
events of the Santiago campaign"
The commentators charge that Ad-