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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Supt. Hoag land oI the Huas huca Wa ter Co, who en j,ys the distinction of being the highest officer m the cou,- ty-headquarters are located D a n eni- inence some 6UUO feet hIgn-sebt ib some fue samples of Huach.c, peaches today. E. flavor 8. d qu Il [, tn. HuHchu.s product cannot ue .x- Sei d, and tn. R, sPLc OK is sppr.ci. atiye ot the though fuiness ui .ur iriend who always does the rigLt thing at the rignl tune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

W D Kinsey, of Bisbee, sme over ye.teIday and has been at work msk- ing copies of ,he papers in the case of Mcdonald ys C'chi.e c. unity in re- gard to the justice fees, winch will l.. Us, when the case is sIpehkd to the >upr. me Court of Ihe Territory. There were s. 255 c, mplaiuts to be copied
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
To Enter Suit
 For Back Taxes

Public Examiner w c. Foster, O Phoenix ha- been in the city the past ieN days collecti he facts in rh' copper Q'een hack tsx case for tn n-e of Attrr ey General Clark, who at he instance G"v. rnor kibhey hss hen ordered to take the matter up agn.p aLd eudtavo to C. llsct the hack taxes alegsd to be d r the a.sess mrIt plac. n the prop erty in the y-ar 1901. The sm"ur., wall be ordered placei upon the hack tax books, and with the interest mounts to Ovei $,0O,O0O al thi- t me.
 This is the famons tax case of 1901, when the Copper Qnsen was raise from $553.5l4 to $2.464. 95 The c"ml.sny paid s9 132.6l on the ori. = insl assessment and the remaindr' was contested, being in the courts ior tn ee years, snd was finally rompr missed by the buard for $5 .66l Al Messr>. English. Nc arlsnd and Eu- ward were engaged as special copnseI with Distric: Attorney Land and u z case cost several thousand d. l'r wh e. was pa d out of the comp = m SC fund Later o. Gibson ss ts {, attorney, made an eff"rt to have ti,. assessment placed on the rolls. qnes- tion,ng the right of the tosid to con promise. The proces dings were de murr d to and dismissed.
 Tie eattorney-g-neral is of the opin ion that practically the s-m- q es tions were involved in the Unite Verde case fir m Yavspa county, tn supreme court deciding that the boar lad no authority to effect a compru n,ise unless proven that the proprrt vac not valued at the sr ount assess ed The amount in rolved, with inte est to thi d.te. w,ll foot up oy' SIp.b0O, and the treasurer W, order, d, perhaps ny mandsmns.
 pl' the company ssss ss .nent on tf
 r.,l!s
 ,timnyl!IaIn,s Cough Remedl
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Members of the Pboenix Masonic

Members of the Phoenix Masonic fraternity gre lay ng great store by the big times that are wai-ing for them at the m-et'ng fl the grand ,dg.s on November 18th, l4tb and I5.h The 2 and Ldg.s of Master Masons, R val iIch Maso.s, nIgh's Iemplsr and Daughters of the L. ern star wili contiLue n the sam. days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Deed Received for
 Poor Farm Land

The bor d f.r 6 deed has been fl d in he Rec rder's office by the G cen. attic ComI any to C chise County ,h,ch states that they will in dus n execute and deliver to h. c un- ~ a deed f,r the land on the San P dro that was select. d bv the board "f Supervisors ss desirable for the county poor farm. It is n"wtxptcts d that ibe bnar>- of supe visor- will take some d. finite st'ps m r.gaid to In,- proving the came and the sinking o an rtesian well thereon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Cupid Being Kept
 Rather Busy

Cupid WIS rather busy in ti. Probate c,u'tt. day d ~i.h the as slstance of ( Jerk James had four bli. tickets issued, and were ss ioiloNs:-
 oven Edward M are to wed George McCatf ", both of Bish-s
 John B,gIin to wed R,se Conwell. both of Douglas.
 William K Morgan of Bi-bee to wed Daisy d. Simmer, of Coulter, ille, California.
 James T. Garrett to wed Marguerite May Arnold, b tn of Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Globe Will Have
 BaIlTournament

Interest continues to grow in the 1ast ball carnival to be teld in Globe om September 29 to October 2. che SoutheTn Pacific and Gila Valley aye made rate for the occasion of ne fare tor the round trip and it is .xpected that the Santa Fe and E. r. < 5. w. will do the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

According to papers flied in the county recorders office yesterday Steve Roem "f Benson has been ap- pointed rs resident agent of the Dra- 20, n Mountain X Northern Railroad Company, which Was recently incor porar.d to build branch line of raii- ru .d from tho Sou;hcra Pacific in-th ,icinity of rag on Mountain Sum- ,.it .to JoAnsou.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Oscar R"hb ns, WHO accidently shut hInI;eli m the left arm ias' Thur-- day, IS rep, rtsd todDy 10 be do- ,ns we'll at the Sis,ers' huspitn ]. Robbins is stiil weak from los ,.f bio. d tut viii soon be np, though II will be S verdi wet ks before b 8 in- jured arm can he .ed again -i h, en X Enterprise
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Tombsto' 2, Aria. Aug 27, 1906. It appearing that there is eces- si:y for A special meeting O the boa q supervisors of Cechise county to transact important business, it Is here. by ordered that spec'sl meeting of tire sad board of supervisors he held on the lst day of September, at 9 o'cl"ck a. m. a' the flee of he toard in the City of Tom mbstone. Arizona
 J. J BOWEN,
 Chairman.
 e. TAYLOR,
 Supervisor. Attest:
 CHAs R H"wE,
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Sold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $I.OO Lea 7acents Gold, Silver, CopperSi 50
 Samples hy mail receive prompt itantion. Placer G Ild. Ratorts and s;ch Ores Bought Serd for Free IsIlIng Euvel"pss and Price List )GDEv 'S ~ Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Death of Pioneer
 Tombstone Citizen
CHAs R H, WE,
 Clerk.

Wm. Richie, one ftbe old timers of Cochise county. di,d at the hO pit.l tni- morning. He had been iaiiiug Tor a Bumier uf in..nths A d Was gradu Il, growing weaker unth it was seen that he could not survive much | nger and death end d his sui fering thus morning. The dec. sseJ "as born in Tenn. s-ee and Was 6U years of age. He located in Tomu- stone i.' the early SGs, and WAS em played m various mires here at differ en: mes and was county isiier under a number ot diff. rent rheritfs. has A number i I lends throughout th. county who will regret to hear of his denise, No arrang. mehts have been made for the neral ss yet, pending the receipt Of wcrd I om his st.psou. James Welch, in BIebee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Tombstone, Ar,., Sept II, 1908
GHAs R. HowE, Clerk.

Tombstone, Ar 2, Sept II, l9O6
 Hoard oi supervisors convened at g a n., with all mem CTS present.
 , $. NcHeish, county surveyor, pr e ted map of different CT, ssings owe the San Pedro river for the pro pos d county bridge near Benson.
 motion oi Bowen, second ed b, Rit ys, and carred, it was ngrecd ,n pls e bridge over the San P dro rivef 8; point one-half mile below the Southern Pacific railway bridge nes Benson, f. being underst od that the :i,,z ns"f Benson will donate \ rigi of way for road on east ide al the -ivsr from bridge to existing coun ty T ad, and the county surv ,or i- her D, instructed to proceed to la, cut sad right of way and compile es- tiIa tes of cvst of both bridge ar d roa
 ,e following demands were audit ed, allowed and warrants ordered Ori n III Psymeut o' same. l.. jsUti-, labor on St. Da.
 VI bridge. e.-........-... AZ oo Ali as, Christensen, labor on
 5 Davld bridge .. 46 % J.r Christensen, labor on
 5 Dasid or r.dge. =. ..... S9 l9 J. '. Christenron, labor on
 David bridge .. 35 UO Fra 5 ones, labor On St.
 [ tyid br.dge . IS u Jes Lofgnen lsoor on
 E. DavId bridge ...... ' 5u S. |. W lson, lst.or on St.
 l'tvjd bridge. --.. 33 OO W. G. Mcdonald. Justice's
 h.s, 3 d or, $76l l5. .. 643 55 Yo.ng Ds,Is, d putty sher-
 i!fs fers. --......-. l4S All Oh is M-'gren. sten"grapher
 ist-ict Attorney. ... 100 W ot'on Riggs seconded by Tsyio ans carr d unanimous, the clerk VA ins rpct.d to take charge fl the du pile ate ass~ssment rolls and te emplo, sus T help ss is necsr-ary so complete th. slme ~ith spatch and ae- cur scy.
 lotion of Riggs seconded by fayh spS csrri-d. the county treasurer wa aui ,oriz~d ro transfer $7U00 from tn sal " flu d to the expense fund.
 Cn motion of Tavlor seconded D Ru ys ,nd carried unsn nous. tn fol .wing no ice for primary election va ordrred ruh i-hed in accorda'c win Chapter 6S. s-ssion Laws ( l% ,, sas~ having been adopted an ma is part of the proceedings of tn B1,rd:
 tse. notice of primary election put lis ed in another column)
 i:osrd rdered aforesaid primal ele ton notice published for 30 de. ir. he Bis e D.il, Review, same b ir, u 2 ofhc,si county paper. aud t., Bsi-e vening Msner and Tom sC e IT .p- ct T. m accordance VI Cn Q, 3, oS, Scssion Laws of l9t 5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Board adjourned to meet Se,'t 5th 1906. at l r m.
 J. ! r,wFN.
 Chairm4u. Attest: HAS. K HowE,- Clerk.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
About Rheumatism,

I There are few diseases that indict
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which
such varied and useless lot of rem
edies have been suggested. 10 say
that it can be cured is, therefore, bold
statement to make, but Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, which enjoys an extensive
sale, has met with great success in the
treatment of this disease. One applica.
ton Of Pain Balm will relieve the pain,
and hundreds of sufferers have testified
to permanent cures by it's use. Why
suffer when Pain Balm affords such
quick relief and costs but a tribe? For
sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

PROFESSOR Washburn, state entom-
ologist, says that 4 Minnesota mosqui-
toes are nuisance, but they are not
the pest that they are in some localities.
That is no reason why people should
not know how to get rid Of them or at
least reduce their numbers Drainage
is the solution Of the problem. Stag
.nant water, whether tits in q swamp
or in 8 battered tin can in the back
alley, is the breeding place Of the mos:
quito. Get rid Of the stagnant water
and the mosquito will die out for wasn't
of q place to develop" All Of which is
very acceptable Information.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

~ OVER at Mankato Thursday evening
the police were called out twice to sup.
press a charivari party that was max
ing life miserable for a newly married
couple. The men were willing to "move
on" but the women in the crowd re-
fused to 60 peaceably. Some of the
women, according to the police, were
seventy years old and they were the
giddiest and most obstreperous of the
bunch. The whole crowd should have
been run in and kept until their reason
returned. Raj s
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
Editor Turns Evangelist.

1t is stated that A.. DeLacey Wood
has turned evangelist.
Every newspaper man in the north
west knows A. De Lacey Wood, who
has the record of starting more papers
than any other living man. At last ac-
counts his score was thirty-one and his
last venture was at Beaver Bay, up on
the north shore of Lake Superior, where
he started the Cook County Advocate.
Wood has been dipsomaniac for years,
and broke up in every town he struck,
starting for new location as soon as
he got sober. Mrs. Wood has been run
ming the paper at Beaver Bay and
Wood, for years, has been a hopeless
case.
Afew days ago Wood professed con
version at street meeting in Duluth
He declares that he is new man, anl
has gone to Steele, N. D., where hi'
brother is running anewspaper. From
there he intends to start out in his new
career as an evangelist. HH :
Ina Duluth street meeting Woot
testified as follows: g." .:xX ia
"Held in the clutches of strong drinl
l was fast going the way which lead
down to suicide, when something toll
me God could save me. Then + hear,
DR.. Roberts preaching here on th,
street, and through him Jesus Chris
saved me from drunkard's grave an,
from hell" ~: - s
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

QUEEN Alexandra has sent forth a
public denunciation of the practice of
wearing osprey plumes and the fashion
is rapidly breaking up in England. For
years an effort has been made to dis
credit the practice of bird murder, but
sooner or later the vanity of woman
and the false representations of the
dealers have conquered and the slaugh.
ter has gone on. We hope that the
queens excellent example ma be gen.
orally needed.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

DO you wish to know what causes
earthquakes? Here is one scientists
explanation: "The earth is constantly
losing its heat and growing colder and
smaller. Ever since the solid crust of
the earth has been formed there have
been certain lines Of least strength,
and as the earth shrinks the solid crust
yields in these weakest spots. IT will
now be found that California is not as
large as it was before the earthquake,
but the difference will not be great"
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

SUPT. J. W. Olson rules that accord.
ing to the new code school teachers are
allowed but seven holidays during the
year instead of nine as at present.
The holidays now are New Years,
Lincoln's birthday, Washington's birth
day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Elec.
tion Day and Christmas, Good Friday
and Thanksgiving having been cut
from the list. What business had the
revisors to leave out Thanksgiving? 4
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

sto each county III the stfict llil,
each county will have its sindividualits
in the. convention, and Is on that ac
count alone interested IN being effect
lively represented, the work of the dis
ltrict delegation as q whole is what vii
count. u
Aitkin Age: Minnesota people VIII
have gone to Canada are returning
with tales Of woe. Many are stranded
with no means Of doing anything ther,
or no way to get back to their oil
homes. There is consequent suffering
and much disapp timer The prices
of land have been doomed until the,
are out Of reason, and the Canadian
Northwest Is going to be Q fertile fell
to cultivate for securing new settler
for this northern Minnesota country
The principal trouble is 50 many o.
5themSare empty handed. 81
:FAitkin Age: The stringent anti
liquor rule that has been put into effec1
on the Montana division Of the North:
ern Pacific had its first demonstration
Three engineers, eighty firemen, two
civil engineers and several foremer
aud yard masters were summarily sdis
CHARGED for drinking. It is the de,
clared purpose of the Northern Pacific
to rid its roll Of every man who is ad.
dicted to strong drink to any degree
The headquarters of the road in st
Paul will not give out any names, but
it is freely stated that the next batch
OF employees to feel the ak will be in
tho MESSENGER C1eDartm0nt,
Everybody likes berries; everybody
ought to have them; but don't think OF
single row without first get.
ting copy of Bicycle Berry Book
This book is written by a practical
grower, and will save you money, time
and trouble from the start. Starting
right is more than half way towards
success. Market growers pronounce
Bicycle Berry Book one of the most
helpful books ever written on the sub
ject. Many of the leading growers
have contributed their experience to its
pages. The price is SO cents, free by
mail; address the publishers, Wilmel
Atkinson Co.. Philadelphia. :
!. Winona Daily Republican, Herald
There is 3 good deal Of force in what
Rev. Sunday said at Austin the othe1
day, that good immigrants should no
find the door of this free country shu1
in their faces, but they should be made
to to>undefstaf1d this is . America and that
laws and customs. must bt
respected. If they don't like the Re
strictions of an American Sabbath the!
should not come here, but after com
ing, they must be made to understand
that American personal liberty does no
mean license, and that a continenta
Sabbath can have no place in American
civilization.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
Bishop Condemns Dancing.

Bishop William Stand of the Fall
River, Mass, Catholic diocese has writ
ten a letter which was read in every
Catholic church IN his diocese. This
says:
ut is forbidden to have dances on
Saturday nights and Sundays. Satur-
day night dances lead to desecration of
the Lords Day; they have been a
source of misery and scandal in the
past; they must be- stopped at once.
While calling the attention of you
people to the diocesan statute forbid
ding them you will denounce with
apostolic freedom and zeal, indiscrim-
mate and lascivious dances so common
in our day. The world may sneer at
such teaching, and call our denuucia-
tion exaggeration and unreasonable ex-
actions without solid foundation. The
silly girl sees no harm in going to
dances until like the unwary butterfly
that gets too near the flames, she has
the wings of her soul singed by the
fame of impure love and her innocence
has vanished forever, leaving her the
dark prospect of aruined future, if not
an early grave of shame. The fathers
and doctors are unanimous in branding
the custom Of dancing as an infectious
sink of impiety and obscenity, as the
school Of vice and the grave Of inno-
cence. Among the kinds of modern
dances pointed out by the theologians
as decidedly indecent, and therefore
strictly forbidden, are what are called
the waltz, the polka, galop, and others
of kindred nature. The second plen.
ary council of Baltimore makes it our
sacred duty to attack and condemn i'm
modest dances, which are daily growing.
more common. It is our duty to adj
monish the faithful how they sin, not
only against God, but against society,
by taking part in these dances or coun-
tenancing them by their presence"
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
Human Blood Marks.

A tale of horror was told by marks of
human blood in the home of J. w. Will
liams, we'll known merchant of Bac,
KY, He writes: "Twenty years ago I
had severe hemorrhages of the lungs,
and was near death when [ began TAX
ing Dr. Kings New Discovery. 1t com.
pletely cured me and [ have remained
we'll ever SINCE" Itcures Hemorrhages,
Chronic Coughs, Settled Colds and
Bronchitis, and is the only known cure
Weak Lungs. Every bottle guaranteed
by K. o. Void Druggist. soc and $1.00
Trial bottle free.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
Important to
Austin
Profit by This and Find Safe
guard Against Many Ills. r.. !.

NJ
guard Against Many Ills. r.
Nothing is more important to Austin
than the good health of her people
How can they fill their place in this
busy town unless they are welR
No one trouble is responsible, for
more nervous ills, sleeplessness, general
debility, weakness, back-aches, rheuma.
tic pains, even ill-temper and peevish-
ness, than indigestion. s.5..=,
Fortunately, a combination Of reme-
dies, called Mio-na stomach tablets,
has been discovered that absolutely
cures indigestion and restores to health
and strength the whole digestive sys-
tenn. 30 .
So reliable is Mi-o.na in curing all
forms Of stomach weakness and
troubles that Il. O. " old gives q signed
guarantee that the remedy will cost
nothing unless itcures. Mi-o-na sells
for s. cents, and Is Invaluable to any
one who suffers with indigestion, Der-.
iyousness Of weak stomach. 4
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

+ Anew JERSEY preacher has quit
preaching to sell lightning rods. He
evidently has forgotten 1.-THE ssae.llya. e.ly
tion Of the soul is incomparably more
Important than the salvation Of the
body or of worldly possessions. =, I -
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
FOR SALE

We offer the 30 acre tract near Aus
tin known as the "Tow Mill'' property
at $4,000 per acre. 1 will make liberal
terms to responsible purchaser, and
for such will require no cash payment
No trades considered. Apply to Jno.
w. Keogh & Co., 13 Mich. Ave, Chica.
go, ILL.,, or A. w. Wright, Austin, MINI.
O
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

THE awful catastrophe at San Fran
cisco calls out practical expressions Of
sympathy from every quarter. We are
all of one common family when it
comes to need and suffering.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

Il ONE paper has the headlines::' "Tear-
fully, Dowie Deplores His Lot" We
believe it. Dowie had one of the best
CRAFTS in the country but he over reach
ed and now has to suffer for it
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

The Empire state of New York
must feel ashamed to be represented
in the United States senate by two
such men as Plat and DePew. Mime
sota's senators on the other hand stand
in the forefront of Influence and esteem
at Washington.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER has pur
chased an elegant estate at Pasadena,
CAL, for a winter residence. The earth
quakes may catch him. He'd better
look out,
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

q ,.Agkane their Miles; asains
have secured farms ia Union Grove
and purpose staying in Minnesota for
the rest Of their lives. There will be
of others returning later
from Canada and other doomed sec
tions.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

We are very glad that Judge Bum
of the Ramsey county district court up
holds the law which prohibits the pub
lication in newspapers of detailed &C.
counts of bangings in this state. Such
publication is bad for public morals
The law is wise and wholesome.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

As the first congressional district is
divided ON candidates for governor,
there being at least two and possibly
three from this district, the wise course
for Mower county to take is to select a
strong delegation and send them unin.
structed on governor to the state con-
VontiOn.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

4 CHARLEY TowNE is fast getting, to
the foot of the ladder, His latest break
is trying to trace similarity between
president Roosevelt and Judas Iscariot.
Nobody pays any attention. to Towne's
empty vaporings any more. 80
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

54 MOWER county is for the reelection
Of Knute Nelson for United States SEN
ator and our delegates to the state con.
yention should be instructed accord
inQlY. -
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25

A. ]. JOHNSON and four other farm
ers Of the town Of Union Grove, near
Paynesville, Mimi, four years ago sold
ont and moved TO Arkansas. All of
these mon now have returned from.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-25
s)FF11,ol1AL NEW s OF MOWER: COUNTY
Entered as second-class mail matter 9
sss the postoffic ce. Austin. Mimi.
II is a source Of pleasure to know me
that the wild flowers are blooming
The children are happy

45s MORE than seventeen shnndrsd saeci-
dents were caused by auto ile tEfaaic
ii London during the tifst three moHths
Of this year. 1t is a caution. 8'.'. s's#