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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Yaquis Securing
 Arms in Bisbee

Officials of both the United States and the Mexican government have in the last few weeks heen pay,ng close attention to arms going out of Bisbee and Dougss.
 Not only have the regular govern ment offirers been paying attention to this traffic, but secret service men nave also been sent to the ground to watch things. The Miner says ,,,- al of these have been in Bisbee the week and others gre on inside circles to te at Doug,
 The occasion for the activity is due to information obtained by the su. thorities Of Sonor,, establishing ,e- yond doubt that arms and smmuni- ton have lately been going in some quantity from IIisbee and Iouglss to Yaqui emiss. rie- scross the line f'r transportation to their fighting band. in the interior of the stste Since Tucson WAS closed to this businers a couple of months ago through the es- tablishment of strict surveillance, Bis bee and Douglas have been turned to with success. This at least is the declaration of the Sonora officials and they have produced much to subs an. tiate their statement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Regular Examination
 Teachers Certificates

The regular examination for tei ch-
 . certificates was co. clud, d ,est.r-
 y by County School Superintendent A. Rockfellow. Tn,r w.r-e ht pplicants, Miss DeEsta Cook of Tomb tone applying for fret grade and the, 'llowing for second grade cert fic;tes:: Hiss Hattie Webb. CoIenla Morelns,. sonora, Mex; Miss Marion Wel.h,, Palmerlee: Miss Gertrude Wien, ,hn- on; Miss Pattie Wien, Johnson; Miss1 Florence Messner, Douglas: Miss Car, rie ThOnpson, Benson; Miss Nunie, rhomp-On, Bensnn.
 The examinations having been com-- pleted, the r-su ts will ba suhmitfedl to the superinrendt of pu' lie in. structiOn at Phoenix, when the I.er-- rentages will be made known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Doings in the
 Ii.tict Court
MONDAY, JUNE 4

This morning J. c Campbell re- ceiyed hi- senteBce o. th, charge Of killing Mclaughlin at Bisb.e re- gently The wife of the prisoner d brother of Campbell were present. When the tune for se.tence arrived Attorney A. R English ma ie an earneet plea for his client He r- viewed the imp, its rt features of the case laid stress on the prey ious good character of the prisoner. rec cillsd the recommendation of the jury for le- niency. and urged the court to elem ent cons derat,on. The cnuit decseed that lie had given considerat on topre vious character and good reputation. and had likewise paid due regard to the recommendation oftbe jury Aft. r few moments whisper with his wife and attorneys the prisoner was taken to jail in custody of the sheriff He will probably be taken to Yu na to- morrow.
 This afternoon the court was occu- pied ID the considerati"n of the case of Territory vs romesfor! who is in- d cted for robbery of the Winters saloon in Bishee March F, l3O6. The de'ense have set up the claim tha, the prisoner Is insane and the jury empsnnelsd will pass upon the sanity of Comesford before he can b. tried or any other charge. The jury is belne 1 secured this afternoon.
 The jury brought in a v,rdict to the eff~ct that Comesford sss sane
 and will n,w be tried. Attorne,
 Emmett has given notice for a new I trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Large Flow of Water
 Has Been Struck

The company boring for oil near h. disn Hot Springs struck an enorm,us flow cf srtesian water at 307 feet, and the well 'las sine. been sunk to 37,' feet, the flaw o water having incIeas- ed and heinz now estimated at S00,- QUO barrels in twenty-four hours. The water is boiling hot as it issnes fir, m the well and remarkably clear and tastele>s. The drIl passed through nine feet of shale at 2l7 feet, and A. E.Z rnath, manager of the compar y, is confident that oil will be struck at greater depth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Fast Ocean Steamer

An inventor hss designed ship, or rather he has appll d . sy.tem ol electrical propulsion to his invention
 which he believes w,ll cross the Allan. tic in three days Whether is will he 6 sucress or n"t remains to be seen The succe 8 of H'.efetteI's Stomach Bnters as family med cine has beeu firmly established for over 50 years, 30 that when you take 1t you can rest assured that it is the best that scienc- can pro duce. It is specific remedy for poor appetite, ins0nnia, sick or nervous headache, hlesehing, bloating, heart burn fstulency. .dyspepsra, indigestion costiveness, female file, or mslaris :ever and ague Therefore ws urge you to try bottle Of Hostester's Stomach Bitters at one. Co., health will he your snre reward The g.nuine hss our Private Stamp over tLe neck If the botsls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Mexican Strike
 Easily Adjusted

A Mnrsnci Press dispatch of Yester- lay rsys:
 "CouceBtrator No. 5. of the Arizoua Copper company, tuated in Morepci nas shut down, through the strikint all men, anout l50. employed a; hat place.
 Last weel the men at this mill, il ! pe it,,n addressed to Pre- dent Jas ;niquhoun asked for an 8 hour ds, The rspiy WAS that the matter ~ouiG n-ed to be refe I'd to { le compan, 'ourd of dir, ctors n Scotland an nat reply would be made in cue nonth- All the employees at NJ. :: ater wen: out
 fine c,.mpany has promised sr g. uur day, to begin the first of JL.y ,nd a wage SC lie bette. than the n, ,"w enforced by he Detroit MiLin, ompany, which was a 50 cent GU hen the day was changed to eigh hpur.. he mn will retufn to work
 'rhe D DtrOlt company has been s,' D Ii tie exi'ense Tn shippIng Tn new nen to till the place of the striker who went our last month. the re suit Is that San Francisco refugees, green men. are being broken in, en- tsiling a great loss m tine running oi [ he mill of 250 ton capacity.
 ''The wage scale IS not yet settled with the Detroit C pper conpdny anu vi come up later"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
TUESDAY, JUNE 6

Owing to the fact that Commes = ford and K-nneds pie .ded guilty to- day, no jury trials were had. and the trial jury was ex used until t,m ,rrnw morning The fbliowi z rec ,rds were entered for the dsy:
 The sixshooter belong ng to J O Camp"ell, convic eJ of m taslaus nter, was ordered turned over to a broth ,r of the pris ,ner. \ similar order was mace i.i the case of the Territory vs Braidrr.
 Territory vs Con,esSofdon indict- ment of robbery. Prisoner entered a plea of guilty aud sentence is to be ,r. nounced at later d te
 Ter. tory vs Kennedy on charge of robbery. En'ered plea of guilty and sentence will be pronounced at 4 o'clock P m
 Tr'al Juror Ewell was excused for the term
 May Wond vs John Wood; decree Of divorce granted
 Phoebe Old am, attached witness in the C"mmesford case, bro ig It into court an released on showing ma e.
 W E Schwamm ys Jnse rawmty; die missed on motion of plaintiff
 w E Schwamm ,s Jesus Figu~ero: dismis-e,i on motion of plaintiff
 W E Schwamm vs Jusu N Yonrs; dismissed on motion nf plaintiff
 W F. Schwsmm IS Pedro '. nes |; dismiss,d on mo.ion of plaintiff
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
From Wednesday s.0aiIy.

Tombstone Is to be invaded " a steam merry go round 1ith n.asi..- tachment The apparatus $ sxp.ci q here by tomoIr '~ and aill b. set ID "n the depot grounds.
 T'ie Misses Ruth Opdyk.. Elsie Cleverd n and DeEsta Cook left this morning fir Chicago and eastern points n visit. The p lpular 'rae = ere will spend theIr vaca' ion W h friends and relatives and return here by Septernb b4r lst
 Miss Jennie Boatman leaves Sat IT. lay morning for her old hone in illinois, where she will sp nd the ummer months on a vacation. Mrs D Ga,um, mother [ Mrs s. '. ier' dt, left this morning for Mil- Sank.e. where she goes on a months risit with relatives.
 Capt. Oliver, of the Salvation Army, 'as Tombstone visitor t.day. The 'aptain states the SalvatiOni-ts are considering advisability of ests' l.shIng d barracks in Tombstone. The Cap tain goes to Douglas, where Ia ge organization is being maintaine
 The new "Reo" automobile was re. ceived today for treasurer Kinsley of the T. C. NJ Co. It carries & l6 he rse |. power engine and is handsome UT 'ng ear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Lead Outlook
 Is Stimulating

The steady advance in lead quctl-
 ions during the past few mo,th- Is
 .aving stimulating effect up t,e
 cad producing industry, and up ID
 .ilver mining as we'll.
 For the past few yea g, owl 10 the 'a"t that the current of min ng ope.- rions has largely been direct d the production of gold and copper. lead md silver mining has bren nrglec cd, nd the output has te n materially:
 urtailed; and yet the siIver-le d
 hines Of the country are as rich and abundant AS ever and, up short: ''"tice, could be listed a. h, avy pry-- iucer- Of these commoditi 8.
 The Review of Salt Lake City ssys, the shortage of the lead supp y. and. he heavy iacre ,se in it's uses of l. te,: as really caused some appr-h ns,on, n commercial and manufacturing 'ircles, and the result has been the, 'teady advance in lead qnotationsi 'intil now the selling price is given at. rom B to $6 per hundred pounds, md it IS confidently believed, by some authorities, that the price w,ll ..dsan ,es 70 BIO bdfore the supply will eq ,ai aiF demands and still leave a surplus ,n the msrk,t
 Another feature that is favorable 10 he lead industry is the fact that the price of silver is still advancing Nov { IS invariably the case that sliyer is isus!ly associated with lead res. Tn ! majority of instances silver values .redc cminate m lead ores. ard to pro- luce one of these metals one must produce the other. year go silver was quoted at 5Sx cen.s san 'unce; today 1t is lowering in the of 6s aud map go stlIii Iigher.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
State Conferees
 Make Report
A Washington dispstch eays:

A Washington dispstch says:
 The statehood conferees signed the report at o'clock Saturday after noon. Asagreed upon it incorporates into the bill the first FOraker am. nd ment accepted last year and presen . ed to the senate st the beginning of the term This am. ndment provides that the constitution the proposed state of Arizopa must be sd 'pted by 8 majority vote of each uf the territories ui New Mex:cn and Arlzona before it becomes operative.
 In the form presented. the state hood question presents . difficult problem for the senate. The house in making . slight concession ID the matter of Arizona and New exico, has put the senate in position wh, r- the defeat of the bill will be charged up against the senate rather than the house.
 There are forty.one senators pledg- ed to vote for the conference report ana it is confidently clained by the conferees that enough m crats will vote for the rep Tt to g ve "A maj ,rity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
RebelIious Mexicans
 Quickly Suppressed

From parties returni g from Can snes to Tombstone it is learned that the Mexican riot is now . record Of histor: aEd matters are quiet &. .he t;E copper camp. Col. Ko-te..i- is in command of the Mexican troops and had the situation m hand shortly after his arrival upon the scene The Bis bee volunteers were organized and ready for fighting but, fortunately, were not r~quirted to nre . single shot. They d,d effective patrol duty. however, and were on guard about the company property. Many fsvo-- able comments ~ere heard for the men. while Captain Rynning and Constable Doyle, who were in charge, were especially complimented their military execution.
 A PRosPEcroR informant states that the Mexican troops dishanded the mobs in hurry. At the big trestle 1000 Mexicsns, most of whom were armed, ssss bled, when the troope fired point blank into e crowd. The secrnd rolley wac not necessary. When.ver Q crowd congregated the order to shoot was given and soon the Mexicans were thoroughly awed by the appearance of the ru.sles.
 The number of dead Mexicans will exceei 100 and fully as many were wounded. tour Americans were killed -the Metcalf brothers and two others whose names were not learned.
 The fire wac confined tO the lumber yard limits but destroyed about Sl50,- O0O worth of property. Many excit- ing incidents trsnspired during the most exciting moments of the riot. Tle authorities are now after the lead CTS, the apprehension of whom is an assurance of speedy execution. It is asserted that agitators who have launched the cry "Mexico for Mex icsns" are in large measure respon- sible for the uprising. A secret oigan- ization is believed to be extant in Can anes who are hostile to the invasion of American capital in Mexico aud threaten outbreaks at any tine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Bad Stomach Makes
 Bad Blood.

You can not make sweet butter in a foul, unclean chnrn. The stomach serves as churn in which to agitate. work up and disintegrate our food as it is being foul the result will be torpid, sluggish liver and bad. impure blood.
 The ingredients of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery are just such as best serve to correct and cure all such de- rangements. It is made up without . drop of alcohol in it's composition; chem fcaily pure. triple-retined giycerine being used instead of the commonly employed alcohol. Now this glycerine Is of itself a vatuabie medicine instead of deieteri- ous agent like alcohol, especially in the cure Of weak stomach. dyspepsia and the .aricrs forms of indigestion. Prof. Finley Eilingwood, M- D., of Bennett Medical College. Chicago, says of 1t:
 -in dysDepsia it serves an excellent pur- pose. 1t Is one of the best manufact- srsd prod.ets e of ,,as the present time in 1t: especially if there is ulcerstion or catarrhal sastrftiS tcatsIrhal inflammation of stomach). it k most efficient preparation Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis tbeart burnD and excessive gastric aridity. It Is useful in chronic intestinal dyspepsia especially the eatuisnt variety. and in certain forms of chronic constipation. stimulating the secre- tory srd excretory functions Of the intestinal glands"
  Black Cherrybark. Queens root, Blood root and Mandrake root. or the extracts of these as In Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, :here can be no doubt of it's great efficacy in the cure of all stomach, liver and intestinal disorders and derange- nents. These several ingredients have the strongest endorsement in all such cases of such eminent medical leaders as Prof. F Bzrtlsolov. N. D.. of Jefferson Med icsl College. Chicago: Prof Hobart A. Hare. N D. 0 Medical Department University Of Pa. Prof Laurence Johnson. N D.. Medical Department. Cuiversfty os New York; Prof Edwin M Hale. M. D.. Hsbnernsnn Aodical College. .chics 90: Prof John V Scudder. M D. snc Proe John King. M D;. Authors cf the nerican pi<pensasosy.. and scores U others
 Who can doubt the curative virtues of . medicine the ingredients of which have such professional endnrsement
 Constipation eured by Doctor Pierceb pleasapt Pa!IesA One or tive d0sA
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Different Uses
 of the Lemon

A writer in American Motherhood says: Every morning. take a pint of hot wster. squeeze into it the juice of one lemon. and seass it with b hall teaspoonful f salt. Drink slow ly half an hour before breakfast every morning f,r two weeks; keep this mp for three months. every alternate tive weeks, and it will clear the co nplex- ion, clean q coated tongue. tone up the stomach, and act directly upon a torpid liver without injnring the health, as the Use oi strong csthartics or quantities of liver medicines will do.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
The Fort Grant
 Indian School

There have been several sngges,- ions made touching the uti iz, ton O, the Old Fort Grant Mil ta,y Reserva- ton and its government buildings which aggregate in value more thai. S3OO 900.
 The estahl shment Of National San iisrium and the Territorial Insau. Asylum at that place, has been -ug- gested b-csuse of the .aiuhrious an healthiul climste The inviting surroundings, the many natural advantages which obtain for either of such institutions make it desir- able.
 1i was for tima rumOrad that th@ department contemplated converting the old gsrrisi n into an artillery prnctici z station, owing t, the many local advantages for -uch F station
 But none If these suggestions seen to lave crysta izea.
 The Tucson Star says the suggest ion Is TOW made to have the govern ment convert the garrison into government Indian school. This is not only & practical suggestion but one which ought to find favor with the Indian department of the govern meDt.
 The near by San Carlos Indian res eryatlon has several thousand Indians located thereon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Arizonan lnvents
 a New Contrivance

c. l. Sharp of Prescott has invent
 d an automatic head rest for barber chairs. The new invention doe. way with the barter turning his GUS. t,mer's head. With the attachment the barber turns the rest instead Oi the head The rest is round and pad Jed the same as the ordinary head rest, but n.oves from side to side on rollers. It is also so arranged that when hair cut is wanted, the barber simply turns the rest back on the chair, in-tead of taking 1t of, as is done in the Case of the old head rest The invention was patented in March.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

An exchange tells the following: A poor man applied for membership in g very exclusive church. They hardly liked to turn him down, so requested him to take the matter to the Lord in prayer and come again. In about two months he showed up. They questioned him as 10 what reply, if sAy, he received, and he sad :: "The Lord told me not to get dis couIsged. He sad he had been trying to get into that church fOr seven years, but had not suo- cee1ed."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
A TOUCHING STORY

Is the saving from death, of the bal.y' girl oi tieo A. Ey!er, Cumb, riand, Md,
 lie writes: ''At the age of II months
 UT little g Il vas m declining h~aitil;, with serious Throat rouble, and s~o .,hys cians ga her up. We were al mort In despair, when we resolved to
 " D. Kings New Discovery for C,v g rptiOn, Coughs and Colds The tt t tile gave relief; after taking four .s ttses t Was cured, and Is nov in ,erfec health." Never fails to relieve and cure cougn or com. At all dr Is. yi.ts; 5Uc and $l.N guaranteed rrial bottle free.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

Fret Hoar, manager of the Chiri cshua Development company, and s. s. Kaufman, of Houghton, Michigan, presid' nt of the ra,le company, were m the ci y this n" rnihg un u CT ,s- turn to PsIad'.e from the Drsgo n mcuntains. where they we to bond mine. Mir. Hear has ret e,ved his new automobile, which he now u.es betw Rodeo and Paradise.-Iuter- national.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

Americans with families tear repe. tition of recent disturbances and . number former r-sidents of Cauan. ca are rapidly leaving. One man who was employed at the mines, stated that the Amer jeans, especially tho @ with fam hes a-e leaving as fast as they can draw their me.
 Sunday seven coaches filled with with their families srriv, d in Nsco with thtiI nsggsge. and left for thei hones in ArIz,na, Texas or
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Quota
 Of Insurance

The fRosPEcroR i in receipt If tn. Insurance Press, which a de- tailed statement of Fife insurance sums distributed to beneficiaries il, tie United States during the year l9b5, credits Ariz .na tn $t2a ,269 The total psid in all the states snc
 ,.rritories ss.unts to $3J,N9.9lz
 The amounts for Arizo.a were d,s- rributed m the various cities as io.-
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
WEDNESDAY. JUt 6

Dudley vs Dudley; set for Ju, g Territory vs Coleman, murder. Fol- lowing jury empan, led to y tn case Stevenson, Jack Co k, JB Willems, E Martin, JO Thompson, Ed Reed, Bob Len Chas E Hobborn. Henry Howard, WC Ezrll, WR Kirk pat.ick, s 8 Holland, WE
 Coleman is on trIal for the killing of Hiram smith at Bishe. On June IA 1905
 W-ller rhsusen vs Consolidated Print. ing Co. damages
 Judgu ent fer defendant or demur-
 State Bank & Trust Co. vs Dos Ca- bezss Consolidated Mining company; judgment entered for plaintiff
 Live Stock Sanitary B ard vs Ken ney Br ,s, set fur July 10.
 $ A Ba-sford vs Jennie B Elliot ct al, set for July 10.
 Territory vs Comesford, robbery sentenced to y, ars in Yuma
 Territory vs Kennedy, robbery, In- dictef with om-sford, also sentenced to , years.
 Territory vs Norton, indicted with COmesfOrd ai d Kennedy, dismtss Coleman case on trial this D m.
 zSaAa. -. t.'raaco .saiyif cure nal eS Vc~1
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

The PRosPECTOR acknowledges an invitation to be in attend nee at the Fourth of July celebration g. Fisgst.6.
 The celebration will last for three days, the 4th, 9th and sixth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

be folIOwing payments of $IU,UW or more were reported to the Insur ance Press:
 Holbrook-Frsnk J. Wattron. SIP OO0.
 O.ine-Thoms- T. Hedger, $l0, ,OCO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

authorities think that n ', further se- rious trouble will occur s,d that the Mexican miners will resume worI very soOn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-09-28
To Ask Aid From Governor.

A number of the more prominent
foreigners and residents at West Ber-
wick are determined to have the law
lessness and murderous reign in that
section at least mitigated, and now
demand that lights be put up at all
street crossings, and that there be EN-
ployed additional police officers who
will not be afraid to deal with the
lawless and and murderous element.
They assert that if their demands are
not Immediately complied with, they
will take the matter to the governor
of the State, and ask him to institute
military government in place of the
civil government now existing i'll the
borough of West Berwick. In view of
past records, prompt action, they say
is necessary to prevent the probable
further sp.lliug of human blood.
There is no development in the mur.
der of Dominick Caluso. In explain
ing why he was outdoors at O'Clock
in the morning when he was killed.
some say that he went too work at the
car shops at 4 O'Clock and that the
murderers knew this and lay in wait.
This, however, does not explain why
he was in his backyard with only his
night shirt on SO long ahead of work
time.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-09-28
Death of William Maianey.

Our readers Will regret TO learn of
the death of William Malaney, which
occurred at the Joseph Ratti hospital,
Bloomsbury, Saturday morning. The
deceased was a widely known and
highly esteemed citizen of Danville.
He was rougher at the rolls at Howe
& Samuels' mill and was liked and
held in the highest regard by his fell
low workingmen as we'll as by our
townspeople generally
The deceased was stricken with ap-
pendicitis, which became complicated
with peritonitis. Three weeks ago yes
terday he was removed to the Joseph
Ratti hospital at Bloomsbury. While
at the hospital he was operated on
twice. AT times his condition seemed
to promise recovery, but in each ms
tance he became worse. He suffered
intensely and toward the latter part of
last week hope was abandoned. Death
occurred at "a. m. Saturday.
The deceased was single man, fifty
one years of age. Both parents are
dead, but he Is survived by two broth
ers and sister: Thomas Malaney of
Washington, this State; John Malaney
of Bloomsbury and Miss Anna NAL
aney, who resided with the deceased
at No. 524 East Front street.