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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-21


Remember the place for your
clothing. L. FINE & Co. l
White Wyandotte eggs, 81 for Is
Apply to P. H. Norton, Redwood
Falls. 33-6t.
1t will pay you to look over our
new spring stock of up-to-date
mems, boys and children's clothing.
1t. L. FINE & Co.
Parties wanting to rent land for
barley or corn raising can secure
the Powell tract, adjoining this city,
by inquiring Of O. L. Dornberg 1t
Mrs. Lucien Merritt, who has
been visiting in the family of her
brother, R. S. Benham of this city,
returned to her home at Duluth last
Wednesday.
Buy $3.50 worth of Grand Union
goods and get a galvanized iron
wash tub free. M. M Birum, agent,
at home Mondays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays. 30-4t.
The Rochester Bulletin is author
ity for the statement that Rev. l.
E. Honeywell, associated hitherto
with w. A. Sunday in the evan
gelistic work, will work on his own
account from now on. He will be
associated with p P. Billhorn, the
singer, who is incidentally the uncle
of Fred. G. Fischer, Mr.. Sundays
singer. They were to hold their
first series of meetings at Hoquiam,
Wash, March 18th. Eight churches
have united for union services and
with Mr.. Billhorn's assistance great
good is expected.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-21
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Wanted 1000 men to smoke
American Stag Sc cigars at Kuenz1i
& Luscher's, agents. 30-5t.
My Clements property is for sale
for the small sum of $1,000, lot 3,
block 9, size of building, new,
26X50.
31-3t. w. P. SCHMITT.
For Sale A registered Short Horn
bull, red, two years old. Price and
animal right. Will take horse in
trade.
30-tf. GEO. E. MALTBY.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-21

face of the nominating law of this
state, would Mr.. Stewart have non
Republican voters of this county
commit perjury to nominate the
Wabasso mess candidate? The writ
er has rightly named the meeting at
Wabasso as mess meeting and
we feel really sorry for Mr.. Ben
dixen, for we are told that he is
a good man and a good citizen, but,
loaded down with Stewart fiasco,
he can never hope to land the nomi-
nation. AS my letter is already
lengthy l will review the candidates
platform next week.
JAMES ARNOLD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Tombstone Team
 Highly Spoken Of

George Hardiker, of Do"glas, is in the city as U. s. grand juror. Be sides this George is putting in his time in advertising the grand celebrs- tion that is to be had at Douglas on the Fourth. He states that the Elks' circus parade, which is to be made s feature on the morning of the Fourth will eclipse anything of the kind ever seen in the west. Besides the entire Douglas herd, the BIsbee bunch will be down to take an active part, and the performance will well be worth the price of admission. He states that the prize in the hose race is to be fixed at $500, with only the one prize. George has been watching the Tomb
 stone team at practice during the past few evenings and states that the
 Douglas team will have to g-t up and go some if they k'ep the money al
 home, as the Tombstone team is cer-
 tainly "there with the goods"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
From Tuesdays Daily.

B NJ. P,tti-on. mining conpany ranag-r at bI-bee, ret.'rhed honhe r'dsy wing been excused fron the d al srsnd jur, T. C latter Is ex
 ect.d to make it's final I.pht n the m".nIng.
 The witnesses in the case of the Government against K. Castill,', charged with smuggling, from Pearc-, were excused by the co art and re- turned home yesterday Among tl c number were Scott Gatliff, Geo. Land and Ensigner.
 V Medisovich and son of Bi-hee are in the city for q few days, Mir. Medigov,ch being called here on legal business before the court. Constable WomacS of Benson WAS in the city today bringing up a prisoner named Juan Soto, who has been bound over to the grand jury on c charge of cattle stealing.
 Mrs Frank Garland and Mrs J Critchley left today for the coast on the Los Angeles excursion. The ladies will be absent about two months.
 Postmaster Cassidy of Bisbee accom-. panied by Assistant Postmaster Britt aLd Mrs Britt arrived in the city this morning They came on court busi- ness. Mrs. Britt was until recently chief clerk in the Bisbee office. The party returned home this afternoon.
 A. Bauer and wife of Bisbee are in the city today, having business before the district court. MT. Bauer and wife were residents of Tombst one during it's early days and were engaged in the butcher business.
 A Valjean, until recently managing editor of the Bisbee Evening Miner. came over last evening. being called here as witness in the case of the Copper Queen Company vs McCahe, involving the question of title to some Bisbee property Mir. Valjesn expects to leave soon for Capanea, where he will take charge of the Cansnea Her. aid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Female Murderess
 Lived in Tombstone

The sheriff's office has received ad- vices from Stockton, Cal. to the ef- feet that the jnry in the case of the State of California vs Mrs. Emma McVicar alias Mrs. Emma Le Doux, charged with the murder of her hus- band, had brought in a verdict of murder in the first degree, fixing the penalty at death. When the spider webs were brushed from of the tab let of the ''old-timers" memory it was discovered that the condemned woman resided in Tombstone at one time. She also lived in Bisbee during the year 1902, and while there married one Williams, who subsequently, died under suspicious circumstances
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
A Receivership For
 Pinal Copper Co.
\ St Louis. Mo, dispa ch says:

A St Loui-, Mo. dIspa ch says:
 A petlt un asking for receiver the Pinal Copper company was file here today i,y Albert B. Campbell 'i P,ttshurg and James <. Bigg |, C.C WaId and " B NichUl. of Uii . cInnati, stockholders ia the com pany
 The Ariz' ma Banner Copper C. nI- psny is made co-defendant, AS are a.- ss Charles A. Lemp, W. NJ. Rinse. w A. Kammerer, George B. Teasdah {, all St. Louis business men, who are named as directors and officials. The company is capitalized at $2 000,0OO. Pr,or to December l, 1903, the petition states, there was complaint among the stockholders of the copper com pany as to its management,
 On that date the directors bought in the stock of the complaining stock. holders, and a short time later, it is charged, issued sl25 900 in bonds to cover the expenditures of the stock. The copper company was then, it is alleged, sold t' the Arizona Banner Copper company, but the terms of the sale were such that the bonds were not affected by it.
 The petition says that this was sale, and asks that the bond issue. the mortgage securing it, and the sale be declared void; that the de- fendants be restained from the sale of the copper company's property, and that receiver be appointed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Fast Ocean Steamer

An inventor has designed a ship, or r,ther he has sppli d system of electrical propulsion to his invention which he believes wili cr"ss the Allan tic in three days Whether 1t wIll he a success or not remains to be seen The succe-s of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as family medicine has been firmly established for over 50 years, so that when you take it you can rest assured that it is the best that science can pro duce It is & specific remedy for poor appetite, insomnia, sick or nervous headache, blesching, blosting, heart burn flstulency, ,dyspeps,s, indigestion costiveness, female ills, or m.laris .ever and sgue Therefore we urge you to try a bottle of Hostetter's Stomach Bitt+rs at one. Good health will be your sure reward. The genuine has onr Priva's Stamp over the neck oi the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Question Involving
 Valuable Real Estate

4 case of more than ordinary inter- rst with reference to land titles as re. l,t'pg to patented mining ground and as to the ownership of improvements put thereon, was called this morning before Judge Doane under tIt'e of the Copper Que, n Mining Co. vs J. G. Nc 'abe.
 The case was postponed from the
 revious term of c urt. Much high lass legal ability has been employed m preparing the case for trial and the contest will be waged with vigor on 10th sides, each of which express much nfidence of winning in the end. The latter will probably be ar rived at in the U s Supreme court
 Associated with MT. McCabe are several other Bisbee people who have been occupants for some years of ground held under patent by the Cop per Queen, on which the occupants at various times made improvements. Last year the company determined to adopt lease system, requiring all occupants of company gr' und to sign q lease form, carrying a nominal rent al provision and acknowledgment of company ownership of the ground. MT. McCahe and his associates re. fused to sign the lease form and fhe suits for removal now brought before court by the company resulted. When the ca.e was called this morning the defendant demanded jury trial and wished that the venire If 30 men be drawn locally. The plaintiff objected and a venire from the county at large was ordered to he drought in at 9 tomorrow morning by Jle sheriff. Later attempt was made
 q take up demurrers for argument
 ut the defense was unable to do so on
 account of lack of legal authoritie.
 ent to Tucson :or. These are to ar.
 i've this evening. in which event argu nent of the demurrers will be heard 1 ny the court tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Arizona Showing
 Phenomenal Resources

C. F. Hamheit, owp-r of the Bisbee Evening Miner and prominently ass"- cis' ed tn mining interests in War rem distrrc', arriv. d in the city tb morning for brief stay on minin business. He let this afternoon |, ruca"n snd Phoenix.
 Regarding conditions in Warrer district and in the territory general with reference to mining, MT. Hunt. ert expressed himselfas ofthe firm opin ion that the next few years would wit ness even more rapid and marvelou. development than even the wonderful headwsy of the past has shown Min ing properties of merit are under de velopment in all directions and new ones of legitimate character are being sought by capital and engineers in all parts of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Appropriations For
 cochise County Schools

County School Superintendent J. A. Rocsfellow has made an additional appropriation to number of the school districts of the funds that were in the general school fund. The amount to be app'rtioned was B. DIT 50 and WAS divided as follows:-
 Tombstone. s375; Blsbee, $l,272 St. David, Sl.75; Benson, $l75. 0: Wilcox. gro To; Teviston, f14 10; Marcus, si7 30; Pearce, S33 30; Nac", f67; D .ugla-. S96S 85.
 The school fund will be increased ,ons derable between now and the Is Septem Der when the schools re- open, as tine license money is coming in rapidly and shows considerable in crease over last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
A Valiant Officer
 Visiting Tombstone

Jeff Milton, who at present is con- uected with the immigration service at Nogsles. is spendi g a few days here ss a witness before the U s. court on
 tine case of & Mexican charged with
 smuggling a number of Chinese across
 the border in the vicinity of Nogales.
 Mir. Milton has not recovered the en- tire use of his arm that was injured in the fight that he had with train robbers at Fsirbank several years ago ] and in which Three Fingered-Jack 1 met his death and from whom the names of the entire party and those of the Cochise hold-up were learned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Frank N. Murphy
 Boosting Arizona

F. NJ. Murphy, ~ho lately returned . to Prescott from the eas , was inter vie ed last Friday by the Prescott i Journal-Mine on territorial prospects.
 At the ou set of the interview Mir.
 Murphy said the outlook for the ter ritory in every one of its principal in dutries is certainly the best in its history
 Mir. Murphy continued:
 Arizona is getting just fairly start. ed. in less than two ysars more she will attract the attention of the invest ors of the entire country by her great growth and improvement.
 "The advertising that the territory received from the 'oint statehood agi- tation is worth all of the worry and anxiety that it cost. The people of | the east became acquainted with Ari- zons's citizenship and he vast deyel- oped and undeveloped resources. There is now a great difference evidenced throughout the east regarding Ari- zona and New Mexico. Arizona IS pointed to with pride on account of the unswerving fight her citizens made for their rights, while many in New Mexico who were supposed to have the best interests of their terri tory at heart, and who doubtless be- lieve and know that their territory is entitled to admission to statehood, separate and alone, fiunked, so to speak, under the influence brought to bear upon then from Washington, ap- parently willing to march under the Beveridge banner, which is reeking with cslumny and defamation of every. thing that pertains to New Mexico There has been nothing too low or de grading for Beveridge to say about the citizens of New Mexico and that territory's resources, he having claimed that it was absolutely necessary that Arizona should be joined to New
 exIco in order that the high citizen ship uf this territory might, through its influence, make New Mexico pos sible
 It must be apparent to every think ing man who lives in New Mex co that If he votes for joint statehood this fall he is admitting that his territory IS unfit and D. entitled to single state hood. The question is, will they ad- mt t? We in Arizona will certainly not make any such admission.
 After joint statehood has been de- feated by Arizona. assuming that New Mexico votes away her rights by sup porting the measure, in 6 very few yesrs at least Arizona will be admit tel as a single state by herself, after which, in all probability, New Mexico will receive consideration
 There is DO question but that both territories should work together to de feat the outrageous proposition of jointure, and then stand together for admission separately, in which case there would be not :he slightest chance in the world but their efforts ! would meet with success, in all prob ability within the next two years"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Six Million Boxes a Year.

In 1893, none; in 1900, 6,ooo,ooe 'oxes; that's Cascaret; Candy Ca 'hartic's jump into popularity. The people have cast their verdict Best medicine for the bowels in the world ,)l druggists. Ioc
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Cupid Still Keeping Busy

The following marriage licenses have been issued during the past few days:-
 Robert H. Payne of Cananea to wed Aysl,na Widen of Brooklyn, New Y 9k. Char.es A. Harris to wed Ella Nora Curbo, both of Pearce. William Mcdaniel to wed Mrs ' Fannie McDilI, both of Bisbee. | George N. Cobo of Cansnes to wed
 Helen Cloyd Thomas of Blsbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, {
 LUCAS COUNTY.


 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner Of the firm of F | Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of ToledU, county and stsre afnrP said, and tn t said firm Aill pay the sum of one hundred do lars for each and every case of cstarrh that cannot he cured by the Ise of Halls Catarrii Cure. FRANK ] CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed m my presence. this 9th day of De cemb-r, A. D. 1886,
 Seal A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in terna ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. HENEY & Co, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists 75c. Take Halls Fla lily Pills for consti- patio..
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01

Thompson, II VI Jorgen-
 sen and F A Sutter, as
 E T Impr' vement Co.,
 Bisbee property . 75 A M Strum snd Augusta R
 Burke to Martin Cos
 teilo, Bishee property. 5,OS H b Tinker ct ux to Fan
 me D Young. louglas
 property ....... ZlVO .. Paul B Wsrnekros and 5 P
 Gallen to Ge' rge R Well
 born and c F Elliott,
 mines in Hartford dis
 tIict.. ZV,opV
 MORTGAGE
 Jesus Gaxiola to Mary K Mc- Namsrs, Douglas property s20O w G Hofer tt ux to State Mutual Building < Loan Association, Doug las property $300 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE VG Medigovich to Augusta Burke l. c Shattuck to A W Strum and Augusta R Burke
 Mary K McNamara to Fred Miller Henry c Beumler and A F Parsons to Jesus Gaxiola John NJ Johnson ct ux to John Noble lot F. block 3, locker, mining claim, blsOee.. lO Oc Pacific Improvement Co. to Guadalupe Psrada, lot 29, block g, Benson 75 .. H A James to Dan Sud,
 hiuce kV Theodore L Seebold ct ux to Henry Outley, lots F and Is, block lI5, Doug las. s............... 175 .. B Barnes ct ux to Henry Outley, lots l9, 20, 2l and g, block l45. Doug l6s wv E A Von Arnim to Henry Outley, lots l5 and Is, block 145, Douglas =. 1000 .. B C Gleason to R V Dan iels. lots 5I and 52, block Z5, blsOee. .-.... John Newellet ux to Mrs Minnie G Daniels. lots 2l0 and PIP, block 29, Naco. 0UU James Reilly ei ux to Mar tin Costel O, lots F, Is and I9, block 3I, Benson 400O .
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of Bbbee to Harriette c Vaughn
 Miners' & Merchants Bank to 4 W and Augusta Strumm
 MORTGAGE
 FM Darling to Prahl & Johnson, restaurant and outfit in Lowell. $3O0 EP Olson ct ux toJ NJ Wood, lots in Bisbee, $500
 Henry Outley to Provident Mutual Building & Loan Association, lots in Douglas, $1 ,350
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01

J. W. Baker, formerly of this city. is over from B,sbee for a few days serv- ing as . trial juror.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Announcement. X

To accou .moJate chose who are partial to the use Jf atomizers in applying liquids in.1 the nasal passages for catdrrLGI trolt- Jls, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in EGuid form, which will be known as Ely's L41uid Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by mil The liquid form enbodies the med- icinal properties of ihe solid preparation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
RECORDS OF
 C0CRISE COUNTY
Instruments Filed Ni.h the County
 Recorder
THe RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

IAe RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF Theodore Nicol.-i to Emma G Miller. Douglas prop efty S5O OO International Land X Im- provement Go. to Henry B Reed, Douglas prop e'ty ..'..s. OUU H w Hssselgren to F. P& $ w R P, Tombstone property f..........- POO Nj W Bostwick to Martin Costello, mines in Fur quoise district - l2O0 John Nj Johnson ct ux to Mary Mahoney, Bisbee property ........ 10 Edward Nevin ct ux to Louisa c Cunningham, Tombstone property.... lo0 . Ali ed Paul ct ux to J $ Williams, Douglas prop ortS.. ---.. -.....-.- SiV Frederick Hedberg to R Wall, Hedberg property 10 .. c D Cobaugh to J B Cross, Paradise property. ...... 300 .. John Taylor, mayor, toG NJ Stoltz, administrator of the estate of Anna Fraser, Bisbee property 5. John $ Taylor, mayor, toG NJ Stoltz, B,sbee prop erty lO International Land & I'm provement Co. to Geo NJ Stoltz. Douglas property 15O .. w c Vinegar to Emily x and Klimena II Allen, Douglas property ... 10 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Bank of B.sbee to John Norle Bank of Bisbse to James Temby Mo Wh,pple to w H whipple The Texas Butcher Supply company to R. H. Mason
 Norton Morgan to Robert Warren R Brandt to E Trask.
 RELEASE OF TRUST DEED Waters Davis and F c Earle to Luck Sure mine, Incorporated release Luck Sure mining clam, Tombstone district
 John Noble ct ux to D Mordan, lot ;, block 3. locker mining claim, Bispee
 H Carr ct ux to The Citizens Bank of benson, , horses 2 mules, 7 COWS bull, yearling, , wagons, moving machine, l rake, hay binder, $500
 BM CundaN ct ux to State Mutual Building & Loan Association, lots 27 and 2S, block l31, Douglas, s6OO
 EXECUTION FILED Southwestern Brewery & Ice Go. vs JO Phillips, W c Miller and J A Miller; levy made on lot I. block IA, Douglas; amount due, sl ,6O3.4O
 BILL OF SALE
 Wm Ohnesorgen to W Fiege, building on lot g, block Is, Benson Al onner to Mike Msrchelio, fur piture and stock in Anheuser Busch Beer Hall, Tombstone
 CONTRACT OF SALE
 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining co to Willard B Geldipg. lots 3 and 4 b,ock g, Douglas, $25 per month Copper Queen Consolidated Mininl co. 10 Harry NJ Jacobs, lots l and block s4, Douglas, s25 per month c Stevens ve NJ Stowe, lot l; hlock a7. Bryan's Addition to Benson balance due $37s1
 DEEDS Joseph Gribbs ct ux to J C
 Lenham, A Griffin and
 E A Tovrea, Douglas property J 5 Gribbs ct TX to J o
 La.ham, A J Griffin and
 E. A Tovrea, Douglas
 property
 Sam J Miller and "
 Jones to l L 'prr'er,
 mines in Warren d'stIc' George P Bisir, trus ee ''
 wm G Hofor. releases
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Railroad Valuations
 Throughout Arizona

Following are the valuations placed on all railroad properties in Arizons hy cOn,tie for ,qpf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Heat Too Intense
 For Mexicans

The Phoenix Enterprise says:
 News reached this city today that iity Mexi an laborers who had been working O. the Arizona and Cslifor- nI. railroad just west of Salome, had auit work or account of the intense heat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01

C s.-- Ceo.>- suAsan ed tobacco habit cure makes Weuf <1o ostroa4e p>oc " 70. C. All druegisG
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01
Nasal Catarrh quickly y

Nasal Catarrh quickly yields to treat nent by Ely's Cream Dalm, which is agree ally aromatic. It Is received through the nostrils, cleanses ani heals the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists sell the 5Oc. size; Trial size by mail, 10 cents. Test it and you are sure to continue tb= treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-07-01

Total .s7 7,424, ,s9s II s4.s73,9O .9s
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-12-18
BIG BUILDINGS MARKED DOWN.
Value of Great Insurance Structures
AWAY Below Their Cost.

The total cost OF the present
Equitable Building in New York was
SIS, 100000 It's present value, on
the Equltable's own estimate IA not
more than S15,000,0O0. Only the
phenomenal growth I'm Broadway land
values has saved the policyholders
from q much greater loss
The New York LIES Broadway
building cost s7121.O00; the COM
pany now claims valuation OF only
100000.
The Mutual's main Office building
In New York cost S17,277,OO0, the
Mutual has written of more THAI
S6,000,000 In the last seven years.
Many OF the foreign buildings show
similar depreciation.
The Equitables Melbourne "adver-
tisement' cost s2,S64.00O. the So
ciety at present gives It value OF
only S2,0OO.0O0
The first New York Life building
IN Paris cost S1,1O2,OOO, in 1891 the
French Government valued Il at
100000. The present Paris build
ing cost s2.5OO,OO0. the company
now gives Il q value Of S1,3OO,OOO.
The Equitable has invested eS7.-
$4,000 I'm its fifteen office build.
ings the insurance department, ~
order % give them an earning power
OF three per cent. has placed the
value at SOS, 100000 loss Of s11a
100000. Should the properties ac-
tuaily be sold, the depreciation
would probably be even larger -
McClure's Magazine
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-12-18
A seareh Eor Lsonardo,s Tomb.

Another tomb IS being looked for
i'm France that OF Leonardo da Vincl
at Amboisc Two committees have
been formed by The Cities Of Paris and
FLORENCE and The actual search is be-
ing made bv "a body of scientists and
artists selected by King Victor
Emmanuel The great artist died
Ia 1919 at Ambolse. whore Dec had fog
90 long time nxed his residence. and
the house in which he lived. in close
vicinity 90 the Castle Of Amboise ia
stlU shown One Of the assistants
ia the search SIS 81 Henry Houssaye
whose father, the distinguished Acado
mician Arsene Houssaye, made a sim
liar search forty years ago. London
Globe
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1906-12-18

Professor Williams Jackon tells in
his Persia. Past and Present" some
stories illustrating character in the
land OF Omar Khayyam one is OF
g man. who suffering from indamed
eyes. went TO horse doctor for
treatment The veterinary gave him
some OF the salve that he used on
animals and the man lost his eye
sight lie then brought suit IN court
TO recover damages The Judge. AZ
ter Weighing the evidence in the case.
handed down bis decision az follows.
There is no damage TO be recovered .
the man would never have gone 20
the veterinary n he had not been an
ass"