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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
A Former Arizonan
 Killed in Mexico

Information was received Saturday 'i the killing of Baylor Walton, form rly oi Douglas and Csnanea, by a nan named Turner at Temosachia, Chihuahua. where it is said Walton
 AS employed by the Greene compa y ga guard.
 Wa ton, who had the reputatior oi eng dead shot in this vicinity, Was n Canauea at the time of the outbreak there and he took an active part with fhe Americans there in subduing the riots.
 He lsf. Cananea shortly after th. disturbance for Chihuahua Wal tun gained considerable nutoriet, y shooting and killing Shorty Cn. son in Douglas sa'o ,n several ca ago. Walton was the sIn of the sheriff vI Brewster county, Texas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Prohibition Leader
 Talks Politics

Attorney O. Gibson was an outg : ing passenger this afternoon, bis des- tinatio1 being Douglas, at which place professional business will claim h's attention for tie next several days Attorney GIbsc Is the leadsr of the pr.,hibtio party of Ariz na, and to whose activity is due the party organ nation and it's constantly increasing strength. A PRosPEcroR reporter, de siring to ascertain the intention- of the prohibition party during the com ing ampaign. qaerried the gentle man and wac informed that, should either the democrsti or epubiican party commit itself to the suppres sion of gambling. the prohibhionist~ would fall into line and assist in elect ing the candidates so pledged.
 With gambling suppressed, MT. Gibson believes that the prohibition party will have won more than hall he battle sopersistsn ntiy being waged, and he minated that such an agree. u.ent had been discussed, but by which marty he d,d not state. The party will he maintained, how ever, and in the ev nt of failure to CO. ummate the cooperation above referred to will put into the field full ticket and continue the 'gh' along its adopted l'nes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
From Fridays Daily.

Rememb that tbf closing feature of the Labor Day oe' brstion will be t'e dance at Gage Ii. Il in the even- ing.
 A. w. How,, the ti tented ] uns'- ist who recently ven to Caiiioinia in search of relief from "wTiters' cramps" has recovered sufficiently to again become power ''hehind the pen" and wi arrive in T,nhst,ne this afternoon. c. D. Thayer, E. Morris a, FJ Ro inson, all of Pre-. c1tt, are Tomb one visitors. They are registered at the Arcade.
 The Arlington Hotel is undt rgoing some extensive repair-, heinz panied and improvement acded. | A. J. Irwin left th's morning for Douglas and Bishee, where he goes 10 arrange for the pl cling of ;arge por- tion of his ranch products on those markets.
 l Af'er an ab-ence of thi- teen years during which time he had seivtd in the army and had seen active service :n the Philippines, F. smith, son of
 I smith, the EhoenIx hardware man,
 has returned tn Phoenix to wis wit
 his father and friends.
 A marriage license was granted to-
 day to Wm. E. Holt to wed Margaret Zent, both of Cananea.
 All e celebration comm tees will I meet at the City Hall tn evening at o'clock to comp'et+ final arrange ments fer Labor Dsy
 Ranger Por,er McOorald vas an
 outgoing passenger t)day for Bisbee, S on brief business yisit e Attorney W. c Gilmore left today ir for Tucson to meet his wife, who is II returning from Los Angeles. Miss ,e Reach will remain m California sey- .o eral months longer b, fore returning ,C
 Tombstone.
 Little Miss Alice Swain, oungest ,d daughter of Attoru.y G. w. vain
 and who has been r'ported quite I'll
 is fast recovering, which is pleasing
 news for both her old and youn,
 friends.
 MT. J. c. Gun2l, who has beer U transportation agent for the Untc,
 States army, stati"r ed at Fort Hue.
 chuca for the past three years, leave
 the post this coming week for Anr ,- Arbcr, Michigan, VI ere intends [, S. study law for pe-iod of two years K making his third ver and re eivins ii. his diploma from Yale University
 MT. Gung'Ps present intentions are [, l. return to Tombstone to practice la W l. His many friends wsh him the bet O is luck and will extend hearty welcom t. upon his return to Ar zona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Arizonans Cause of
 Yzabel's Removal

It is reported in Douglas that Gov rrnor Yzabel of Sonora has been dis placed and that his successor is ex- governor Miguel Abnmada of Chi huahua.
 Governor Yzabel, since he consent d 0 the passage o! the Arizont vol Inteers across the border under his command during the Cananea riot 'ng, has been severely criticized in some sources. He Aent to .he city of ,lexico several weeks ago and it is not known that he has ever turned to Sonori.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
A Morther's Love
 For Condemned Boy

Tn save her son from tie ignomi' | ul h d-a h ii ,he gti."ws, Mrs D (. Leigh ~iii shortly n rive in PhceLix l to plead with Governor Kibhey |" change from death te life impiison- meht ih sen',nce o>ed O.. her s''i year ago at <pgm.n
 Thr ugh NJ 0 uey Ter v And"rso oi Pi--c"tt. L g's r lat ves have K hausted every legal r,snurce. and n W rem .ins with Governor kihbey |" cay whet her or not he must h ng un l dead
 Nr-. Leigh i> m,ki~g the hr " i iish nf fr..l no h 'r tp.Arr h ' u ! s Iie de ermInri Ia leave no s.une u" turned tha, n, gh: help h boy in es- , chping doom on the g.llows, which r. his destiny if Kibbs, does not inter- vene.
 since the sentence of death Was pronour m Kingmsn by District Judge K. (. sloan, twelve months ago. Mrs Leigh has heen working in her sons behalf. She has furnished the
 unds for his defense, has already vie
 ted Guvernor K,'hey, and wherever her pleadings might have effect has not hesitated to pro,trate herself and entrest that her>son be spared.
 Iegh's crime was an unusual, brutal one. Jeslols because Jennie
 Bauter-, scarlet woman in Mohav' couu y, had transferred her sffectioni elsewhere, he shot her down in he s room. firing sever..l billets into he
 body after she had fallen fatall. wounded.
 The only mitigating circumstanc that has b, en urged in Leighs behsl < Is that before he met the Bau CTS W. man and became her lover he led
 decent life. His relatives are all well to do h,d respectable people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Mrs. Ben Daniels
 Dies in Kansas

A telegram received in Tucson from Uniied States Marshal Ben Dc nlels tated that Mrs. Daniels dIed Sunday morning at Emporia, Kansas
 Mrs. iianiels was apparently in good health when she left ArIzona for visit with her relatives m Ms souri.
 She Was about 45 years old and had cen married about twenty years. Marshal Daniels and wife have re- -ided in the west nearly all of this time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02
Firearms Are
 Strictly Forbidden

A well defined report says that hereafter, To gun. pistol CT othef fire anu ctn bs taken into Mexico py any person or persons tourists ,r other wise, from the United States. American citizens going into thai country had better make careful inquiry regarding the matter, as Mexican law and Mexican justice are queer combinations One is hard t. understand and the other is hard to rsc'pe ~hesher you are guilty or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02

That the Arizona Rough Riders q Cochise county are loyal to the sing st tebocd proposition Joe Nc be Is the ist--t -to scare "Bu,." Andltw on his attempt to have She regiment voice the joint statehood issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02

That an Old Timers division for the parade would be bad ,ggest,on Capt. Ben Cook, r B Warrekros and A Baron are am ng the oldest res.- d. nter- who were here in 1879. Tie list of pioneers up t, loS6 would make quite following.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02

That the Douglas hose team will have b.rd for a mascot when the, arrive in Tombstone. They will all fly high if they win the Irize.
 That the committee have drawn ut 'e ru'es governing the contests fo, the K-euder Loving Cup. This will apply >rly to Cochise county and Cananea 'e ms and willie 8 tropb, worthy of their best efforts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02

That the champion Arizrna time of al is sec ,nds for the hose team -iu he had .e bca.. tu: if may te done.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-02

Remenb that tbf closing feature of the Labor Day ce' brstion wIll be t'e dance at Gage Il. Il in the even. ing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
Textile Conditions

The capacity textile machinery has been seriously
Gurtailed during The year by the absolute impnssiby
OF securing operatives IN sufficient number full
complement Of looms and spndes Tho labor problem
IN the textiio aeld has become the vital
wen puzzng questions thar the cutt0n goods manu-
facturor has probably ever had 10 face has only
affected the southern manufacturer, where, Of
the scarcity hiss bocn OF special acutcuess but the large
eastern corporations have been just loud IN their
complaints. This has been Of The potent factors
~ the support of tho market.
Another factor which not be lost sight 0f IN
anayang the years RECORD and the for gem
orally high level Is the very gratifying Increase In export
business which bouu experienced By domestic man
ufncturcrs OF heavy cotton goods The close OF the
Russian Japanese heralded the signal for
industrial aud commercial revival Ia China, anG
consequence preparations were made "a moci ihln
now Of activity, Purchases extending into Che ali
Of year negotiated and looms running ether
classes of fabric turned upon The production 81
export goods Many MILLS ia She temptation 70 book "a
business oyeFsod their p'oduci and wefo Unable
live up the terms Of che contract respecting dclv
criDs.-- nun's Review
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
TWO DEATHS FROM colo
WEATHER REPORTED

\ special dlgmttch says 90
deaths from emo cold wore reported
today James Yates llvIng 10 tho
White mountains lea Lincoln conniy.
after leaving his cabin 90 feed his
chickens, lost hiss way ln the blind
ug snow storm aud was found dead
two miles from bis cabin, with hia
hat and scarf under his head aB a
pillow and bis hands crossed un his
breast Numerous tracks circlos
Within circles gave evidence that ne
had wandered aimlossly about until
overcome hy cold and exhaustion
The other death was that of Charles
Newton. "a ls-yoar-uld boy who dis
appeared while herdlng goals in a
snow storm In tha Sacramento noun
taina The goats were found ON SAT-
urduy bat the boy undoubtedly per
ished from the cold
Reports are coming Ia FROM all
points of unusually neavy losses by
sheepman on account of the extra
ordinary cold ami unusually heavy
SHOWS. which however have been
moderating during the last few days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
PRISONERS MORRIS AND GRAY
ARE THE ASSOCIATION
Startling Information Comes TO Light in Case Of
Accused Confidence MeR-.MOney
From Kentucky

John @. Morris aud s J.. Cray,
be two accused confidence men oi
Louisville. ~. WI carry their un-
Brecedunted Hmuothneea into court
with them and make convection "a du
ncult thing indeed rnoy have en-
gagged as fhalr attorney r y. Wihyr-
son and Do N safe 90 assume tnAi ihia
attorney VIII lanyo mo- Stone uhturned
in freeing hla clients from the brand
OF crime which has been placed upon
fhem
Petition ls Legitimate,
There 81 nothing thr defense claims,
in the petition cirrBiatcd. not icsiu-
mate t0 every respect. Those who
have carefully read this document, q
cony 0f Which appeared exclusively
ln The Evening citizen Yesterday, Viii
agree with thp defendants To- ihh
claim Substantially, the petition
states that the undersigned more
chants. iobbers and manufacturers.
etc. petition the southeastern Pas
sengcr association ~ Atlanta. On %
issue and place on sale 2,00o mile,
INTERCHANGEABLE mileage book m ihcir
territory 10 be- sold at the uniform
rate Of 3 cents per mile eutiiling the
purchaser 10 $50 pounds 81 baggage,
tho snid iook 90 be- fur the use ut me
commercial traveller.
u win require n keen perEun IN
deed with pair uf powerful glasses
on. Co fnd anything crooked Win the
petition, ATTORNEY WllkorsOn viii in
form YOU L h an eud which man
ufactufers have sought Ia vain tor
years ard which II brought about,
would b. generally appreciated. The
southeastern PASSENGER association
Is syndicate Of southern railroad
companies which have placed she ban
on the INTERCHANGEABLE mileage book,
N tluy cuuid be- brought into line the
pinn to snake the interchangeable
book good un an railroads 10 the
United States would ho easy as most
OIher railroad companies honor the
same Throughout the east. There ~
no evidence To show that Morris and
GRAY were not sincere 81 their snliSi-
iatiOna in this respect, for although Is
o. believed the task ~ inducing tho
Southeastern association to adopt the
interchangeable look ls an after I'm.
possibility. Il does not necessarily
brand man as criminal FOR float
ing q netltior in trying 90 bring about
this result
About the SUBSCRIPTION Blank.
The subscription blank which states
thnt the money So subscribed Nns 90
81 toward helping 20 defray the eT-
penees incidental to circulating the
petition, for interchangeable mileage
in the Ao8ihoastorm association, car
rlos with 20 no discriminating evidence
until the clause Ia reached whore the
blank states "ln payment for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

el through the SHOW drlhs IN many
placed from i've 10 ten feet deep.
Range stock has not suffered 60
any appreclablo extent by reason OF
the severe weaihe-. although il was
not possible for Them TO Fraze Tor
several days. owing TO the deep SNOW.
Cattle have been enabled 10 withstand.
this hardship on account Of tha OK
cellent condition OF the range this
summer and fall
80 tralns have been operated on the
Captain branch OF the Southwestern
since December 81 which has been n
great Inconvenience % shippers aad
travellers Thousands OF pounds OF
apples whica were ready Tor ship
meai, have been ruined by freezing.
Citizens 0f Capiiaa have offered their
services graiuiiou~ly % tho railroad
company 90 clear the sEow on the
track Ia the hope that thls would -
care train Service the oner was ao
cepiea hy the maaagemeRt and o
party ls now at wark Ia the ylnicits
Of Indian divide
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

the beautiful mountain scenery la tho
background
on lhis spot tho Dreamlanf Con
rirncflun company. which is lhs0r
poruted rndcr the mvs oi California.
win hulld some uf De hand omesi
etucusra over raised as Temples of
PLEASURE Bach thcatef and kiosk
VIII De- constructed from substantial
materials and ATOMS ornate lines. The
grounds VIII he laid Gus hy famuus
artists. Including duwers. lawns BEG
facos. canals. muats. and iaiof. where
at niBni the singing g0ndolief viii
steer bis pleasure craft From tho
center OF toe grounds, rising alnvo np
archod bridge viii stand q taii and
brilliantly Illuminated tower
ID. = Grammar, iho founder of "cun-
tIuuOus vaudeville d. 40 The head ~
this enterprise. fio has made q study
of the Coney Island and CmcaF0 en-
torprisos and has decided hat San
Francisco. which. he says, D. the best
amusement city Ia This world propor.
tIonaic 20 its population, viii literally
support such q venture. The con-
siWction of Droamiand viii be- COM
menced some time in January and
Il " hoped 90 have a force ~ % thou
aand men employed from then untii
June Z, when The formal opening takes
place.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The Citizen has received "a copy of tho journal uf
the Outdoor ife published the Adirondack Cotiagc
sanltarum Trudoau. ~ - lia purpose la lo aid n the
educational crusade against consumption 10 sccma
wisely conducted that end and we'll calculated 20 ho
helpful 90 a persons leading outdoor ile FOR their
hualth and especially those who suffer from iung
tuuhle or aTe threatened Win it 10 advocates fresh
air. nourIshng food auG carefully regulated outdoor ok
erclse
Among lts contributors are nrs Vincent y. Bow
ditch visiting physician 90 the Massachusetts state pam
haifnm; Charles T. Minor director Do tho Natl1naI
association Tor me study and prevention ol mbercuosa
ltoheu A. uabc0ck, professor of diseases ol to heart
and lungs. Northwestern university Chicago. r. q Bon
uoy af Denver Colorado, D. "a. poitengor Of Los AM
solcs California; Hugh ~ Kiughorn. oi suranac Lake,
~ S. and Norman nridgr. nl Ios Angeles, California,
nesdt9 the articles che prevention and cure Of CON
sumption me Journal OF tho outdoor Afe win publish
many ARTICLES ~ Interest 20 who are not threat
aued with illness, but who take deep interest IA open
ar paatimes Tho subscription price H ti00 @ year,
h has come everywhere go bee recognized that willis
high and arid localities furnish the very best climatic
conditions for the of nelpont consumption. sea in
the clearly Developed even climate will not prove
amcaoous unless supplemented by fresh air. sunshine
nouishlng food ana properly regulated outdoor exercise
The ellgen S. confident that che journal of the out
door liie wou0 prove Of great value 10 every health
seeker iu Ncw Mexicu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
SNOW COMPLETELY TIES
UPATRAFFIC OF ALL KINDS
STAGES AND TRAINS ARE ALIKE
sNoWaouNo UP ~ NoRrHERN
NEW MENcic, AND OUTSIDE
WORLD rs cur orr.

a correspondents writing from Fort
stanton, n A., tatoo January y says:
The most severe spell of winter
weather that thia part Of New Moxlco
has Experienced in years has been
during the past IS DAYS On the 21st
Il began showing aud conunusi until
liia inches covered lho ground here
Ia the mining district west of here,
80 inches Of snow fell The tempora.
ure has ranged about zero every
night SINCE The lowest recorded being
iiih degrees below zffo on tho niBhi
Of December 80 Mail service nto
Tho part az ne country was entire
ly suspended Tor ten days, 90 being
impossible iof The mnii stages 10 tray.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

San Francisco. Jan s.-This city is
to have g s550,oo0 amusement project
comparing ia 5e equipment and extent
with the "nredmland' and Luna Park
of Concy Island. aud the white City
OF Chicago A company uf San Fran
cisco capitalists has become inter
cstod la the enterprise and Cos hnan'
cial success Is assured. The big play
ground. which la 20 be- known as
"nroamlaed. taking It's name from its
Coney Island prototype, win b-cupY
three complete city squares, covering
an area nf between eleven aud twelve
acres. The site Is q beautiful one,
looking down upon and embracing
within ita prospect the famous Golden
Gate. where the ships come In from
sea. the bay Of san Francisco. with
its islands. shores and bcaches, and
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

The dornlng journal entirely mscuucoyoa She
Of ihc deelsIo, thu Albright case The decis-
ion oi the supreme OF the United States the
effect that O. could NOS entertain jurisdiction under the
Act at congress authorizing appeals to the supreme
oouri, Tho ground that the matter n dspuiy must
10 nnaaurG1ie by value MONEY and that
ia proceedings liz quo that although mdcr tho
English statute Of Anne while fine Is Judgment Of
uuaier mgh be- imposed the usurper ri che office
nevertheless this in che eyes OF tho law punish
moni for the onenso committed and ho particular
nbicc AZ the suit ANA that the would not
tain jurisdiction, whatever might ho the effect OF ua
decision upon the ol0im ut Condiments Cor the once
Tho conr expressly sutoa ip s opinion. rhat ques
ton remains 20 ho lltgated with his explanation The
citznn publishes the opinion of tho supreme court oi
the unitcd states In full. Ia anohor column.
New Moxcen' Again he citizens OF Npw Moyico
are ready and willing 90 vote upon any constitution which
uay b. submitted 10 them for ther approval rejection
haaed upon any enabiug act 10 De passed by tho fry
ninth congress u the enabling act provides Tor Joint
statehood great deal sim depend upon he provisions
~ tho act and upon those u the constitution submitted
10 them Whatever The outcome WIN he enc question
wll then he settled definitely ~ he people shall ape
prove joint statehood well aud good, they decide that
they separate statehood and viii mako hghi To-
cpBggeas until sach Is attained won and good again.
Give the people a square deal and a fair chance.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
SHOOTING AFFAIR REPORTED
FROM Las VEGAg

David D. Davis was shot az tuclock
YESTERDAY morning oy Marshal Ben
Cole. fpr resisting arrest Davis came
TO las " gas several days ago claim,
lRg TO Do. g reporter Tor the New
York World BE was drunk Monday
night ami tried 10 steal The money
from the roulette wheel IA The Ant.
lera. Wien put under arrest ne tried
10 draw a knife Marshal Cole drew
ais sun aud when Davis started 10 run
the mar.hai called halt twice and
then sho The builU, onCred the back
and glanced og Inc hip bone Davis
lies az We ladies heme 10 Las We.
gas ,yss seriously and probably 10
tally wounded.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

which. accompanying cheek is drawn
io Tho order of the National CONNER
cial Travellers association"
The prosecuting attorney %. n.
Maroon. contends that hero there la
fraud shown. because the defendants
admit apprOprailng this money. as
subscribed 90 their own uka. the
National Commercial TTWolors' assoc
citation. so mentioned, getting NO mou-
cy, aud % being grave question
whether thorc was such 40 orgnnlga-
.tion
Defendants the Association.
Here Is where Attorney WHseFaon
viii spring "a sensation for no via
claim, and prove. that there Is a Ma
tlunEl Commercial Travellers ascot
alton. and that John - Morris ana X.
l.. Gray are such association They
therefore had every right Ia the world
10 use this money a0 collected, he will
claim, as & belonged 90 them Al
.tornoy WilkCraon viii contead that
Moasrs, Morris ana Gray bad jan AZ
much right tO organize themselves
into q travellers association a. ans
other parties have the riHbt So form
Ia company.
W Voice AaeH funays
The two defendants appeared n
police court this morning az 10 o'clock
hut nothing was dOnc. Attorney
Wilkorgon inquired what the bail
would be in case he desired 10 waive
examination. judge Crawford replied
somewhere ia the ReighorhOod OF
81 900 each Attorney Wiikors0n
thought $1,000 was pretty high. but
Attorney Marion jumped 10 his feet
aud reminded MIR WYikeFsun that both
men w0r charged with a felony and
he wanted Ia bail fixed high enough
"a warrant their attendance a. dis
trict court, Tho court adjourned the
matter until Z O'Clock This afternoon
lat which Time che men viii In all
probability waive oxamlnaO and
furnish bail for their appearance be-
fore the grand Jury which sits In
March
Got 1900 from Kentucky.
The nolheF of Morris. IN LouiavIlie
KY, has sent through q minister of
that city the sum 0i t2O0 10 aid him
pa hle trouble. Rev A. q Harrison.
rector of 81 Johns Episcopal church
of this city. received telegram so
day from the Louisville divine stating
thBi tke money was on tine way here
Morris was greatly pleased when in-
Formed ul as guod fortune Both mon
were hgndcunod together last OVERLAP
ana allowed 10 spend fhe night al The
Siurgps hotei under guard To-day
two officers are accompanying the
mon about tho CITY
The case was adiourned agnIn This
afternoon until 40 u'clOcb tomorrow.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13
Albuquerque WegkIv Citizen

Weekly Citizen. Der yenr ...........,...... $500
DAILY Citizen pei year acknowledgements, 500
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-13

in bas M0iaca meeting WINS rocentlp held of city
scho0 glporlntsndonts ANA principals az which rosuIu
RyA wac adopted Ia favor Of aholiahlng IN io~a the
game OF footballs and in New York, where sixty eight
institutions ct learning we're represented similar fesu
Iution adopted