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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
From ihe looks of thin:

From ihe looks of things Our Mark w,ll have a greater majority than ever accor cd any,candIdate within the his | Y of any p ni,icai caml. .aIgn in Ariz ma It W be a de serving tri uie to a w. thy official. Ma k Smi'h wi te return. d tp congress for the ei h. term with a rous ng maj ority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

The Nogales Oasis has d $. covered that tn able edit r 0 the .oneress j me ion ev>- Herald l. ar interlo CT. Mrs
 ammer is a alented ladv
 ssues a gn d ra?er, fights vaIiantly for Ariz 'na, and the PRosP, cToK wou d gladly wei. C" me several more grace'u writels ,f the Hammer stripe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

By popular vo 'lai,ama has nam d wv, United it ties senators. and two alternates to succeed them in else o' death, resignation or di-abil- i,y No legislature or gov ernor wi l ve tn t tu ignp t uch a mandate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

That Bisnee promises to carr. If tin. divorce rec.rd st the Coming term of court. judging from the nu,aher of eases th,-t have been filed during the past few weeks from that cry.
 That the ge neral rain roughOut the county during the present week wiil do ~orli of good and m ,te' ially help the condition of the cattle and tie ranges.
 That the question of joint ets'e ho,'d has been settled in Ariz"na and they would have the same results in New Mexic ,, if the pol,ticians would keep their hands out.
 That the sneak the yes who hav, ben operating d ring the past lew days and entered several h Iuses, follow the habits of the trade rats" in that they leave s me of the g,nds stolen at one place, in the next place they en CT
 That the spelling reformers should by all meaas refrain from m ddling with 'm>ney" as it is now short en ugh in this neck of the woods.
 That the railroads that have decid ed to acce It the new rsre law mus have figured that 1t will be cnespel than hiring additional law CTS.
 Int when fellow gets "l,ad d" II is natural for him to ".hoot uff" hi mouth.
 That the fellow who co nes ar,unt , shows you how he has had to let ou h.s belt As d result of hrs vacation trip, do not a, .sys show you how h has had 10 ghten up his pocke n, book.
 g That there are a number of youn Y men who feel rather lonesome an downhearted since the O oitgoing trai
 la-t evening carried away 30 man
 young ladies to Tempe Never min
 hoys they will all be home to spei
 Christmas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
From Wednesdays Daily.

Id. Nevins left th.s III ,rn' for n ugla-, wner he was called on busi- ness.
 H. Logan of Blsbee came o:er from that city last evening, beng ca,ied here on business before he probate co irt.
 Col. W. '. L.nd of Benson was g Tombstone vlsitn last e!enins, re- turning home this morning.
 W. R. Thdr.ton, the m oh .nery drummer, was in the city today from Ii Pbso.
 Geo. Stahle of BisNee is 5. re cut ar
 val in Tombstone and has entered pe employ of the T. 7. NJ mpany. .I- expects to move his family over here during the present week. Bishee was to the front again t day with ano her div re-. euit. this time Jennie B. Smith is asking cuurt 70 dissolve the bonds of n,atrimuny b tween her and NJ .chsel smith. Al inony is also asked tor.
 Public Ex ,miner W. C. Foster ex- poets to leave thus evesing for his home m Phoenix. h.ving completed his examination of the county books for the present.
 Chairman J. Bowen, of ihe board fl supervisor-, returned to his hon Q it. B:sbee this m rning He stopp. d uti At Hereford to in-pect number of nJrses with the view Of purchasing several head for u-e in his livery busi- ness.
 Mrs. c. D. q ,ge m daughter, Miss
 .thel, returned this inornns from an extended trip to various pirts of the
 E,st. They were met in Ei paso by
 Mir. c D. Gage.
 Joh Nj. tcllf, wto has been c6nfin- ed in lhe Bacon Hospital for severa
 mouths, lelt vest. -day for Sants
 Barbara, where he expects tn remain
 .or a few m ,nths before returuing C
 his home ID Pearce. The whereabouts of Williams tn, painter Is stIll unknown. H.spsrtne $ anx,uus to r ach him ami the au charities are likewise desnous of serv | ing A warrant on hlm. 1t Is believed = ,e las gone across the line into Mex |, GO.
 y Probate Judge Good boy last even:n, t narr'ed Jas. w. Lemon oi Pearce an, z Hattie Gwin of Harrisburg. Illinois t After the ceremony they urove t, ! earce, where they WIll r, man for D w days on 8 visit to Mir. Lemon ( mother, and then go to Globe to msk t heir future home. Mary $. Beaton has filed her peti
 ton Tn the probate courC askihg 10 letters testamentary in the estate c
 John A. Beaton, dectased. Tn,
 time of hearing the petition has beer
 set for Tuesday, the 18th day U
 Septe .nber.
 Sam Gsllen and son, George, re
 turned las evening from Whetstones ! where they accompanied An expert O the Calumet & ArIzona Mining Com panv, who made an examination o 1 the pr 'perties of Mir. Gaiien and the LsrrIeu brothers of Benson, with 6
 view of taking bond and option on
 the group. MT. G4llen expects 10
 he something definite m regard to the matter within shor; time: |
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
DOUGLAS ACl.ATED
 OVER CORRESPONDENCE

The atmos, here of Doug as took on a humid ,inge Salur day evening. Some core sI ondent inr the Hearst new - pnpers said something Then an indig ation meeting WIS held, prominent among the d tendants being Major co II. Ike ly o' the Ame ican a'.d Colonei F anKl II B D 'rr of the Dispatch. Fiery es"lu- ions We're introdu ed and the se t me 1t ,.revai d that MT Hearst be requ -sted Co de isi; { at his cprresp 'nden, be 50 advlse l, and if he did not abide pv the sentiment oi the m C ing tr nave a .o her com miitee "call u un him fir an other puri">e "
 He pROspECToR resr .ts t. | ,b>rrve that the able editO '> of { t res ecti,- pa CTS no. d a ove W ,uld lend the n -elve' to caustic measures toward ont who had given wings tp a re urt whl ,h, beirg false. would be anything but beneficial t' the town. But the cul prit' ienrity sin u d l,ave be il es- {. b!ishel, and II as the dut
 If te lwp editors 10 ha> tn ned tn, IF e umns loos
 upon hlm; no villainy ca
 WI hstand the pene rating Tt search O good i urnalis Il l i, bad taste, and IS likely e>tab ish a dang rous Ircre
 demt. for new spa ,er men I
 lav aside the pen while ei.
 dtav 'ring to rectiiy all imag
 mary or real Wrong.
 The PRoSpEcTJR has a req
 sol f r"hu { n2 in here, all
 il $ this: When one Ie ire , ro write up' Ton.bst ne W . wi l accord him that lnalie. ! able | rivile.e; We will flu nj
 him with reliable aia als,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
THE PASSING THR0NG IN AN EN0EAv0R

The PRosPECToR all along. has been mildly unic' rm t'ward those who have sacrificed h nor and prlnci le that mfrcenary motives might | fl d dperfection in desires, ,poIi;- ica and otherwise, to appeasa morbid passion, assist a com mercial wish and hoodwink the public; a leniency should be extended the weak, decep- tively-inc med. Though We are now up against the cold steel" and must meet the point. We cannDt, nor d We desire, 10 obscure an attempt- ed iniamfy. In the matter of adv. eating joint statehood between Arizona and New Mexic these peoS Sle have sue ceeded of late in winnin- admiration, one from tn ; othtr-three of them in the -bunch-and commiSseI ation from the masses.
 All point statehood advo- cates assume to he Republ = cans-a travesty up' that organization if the contention be huI orably funded
 But these people do not rep resent rhe Republican sentl- m mt of AIiz ma; they are neither leaders nor followers The leaders are such men a. Frank NJ Murphy, the builder. wh contributes to the wortll of ihr c'u try finauci lily and morally. The Iava al C mnty Republican Conven- ton voiced the dictates ot MT. Murphy when the follow i 2 esDlutions, duly adopted gave ex ,rrs-ipn to tn sen'i- m mt that erm ts those to read who would run:
 That the paramount issue in tn coming campaign is the defeat o int statehn d. While there arr other important questions to be con- eid.r d, We Id that they a'e all sui '. ordinste and secondary as compar. with this most vital issUe.
 That the republican party of Ar zona sh >uld erd"rse the national ad ministraiion under Theodore Roose- welt, president of the United Ststes, insofar as h's attitude on the subjecr of joint ststehuod is ccncprnsd.
 That both the republicans and dem ocrsts in this territory, and in the na- tional congress, who contributed q" the deiest of joint sta'eh"d for Ar na and New Mexic, ,hould be cum- mended mort sincerely. Strong re,"- utions, showing UT feelings, should be embodied in the lat o m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

It WAS rumored sume tune ago that the Southern Pacific Railroad com pany intended to build line tu Can sneA from Fslrbank. Southern Pa- c ic engineers have surveyed that C untry, and according to reliable a,.- Lhority, have decided to run their line very close to the Huachuca mountains. The c.mrse from Fair. bank to Cananea which has been se- lsct,d, acc rding to report, is slm ost m straight iine aud wall necessarily traver-e grou d fled on by ditfer.nt Bisbee men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Sew Mrxic now i tn
 hroes Oi a financial sea da .
 ,n -fficer Oi the penal insiI- tuition is arcused, adjud-ed, and about proven, To hive defa eated. ap JroPriate and c nfscated to lis own pur pose s|ek Us m the main amounting in the a gre ate iO t e sum to.al of ear.. $4U0
 We'll, there is some consterna tion in New Mexico her tr asurv has been lmp;ed ; inethIlg mutt HOW be d'- ing, d should move for an- lIe xation i'm nedia'ely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Troops Ordered
 From Huachuca

Public Examiner w. c. Foster came
 up from Nogsles this m rning, where
 h. has been for a few days in making
 examinsiion of the vsrmus offices o
 the county officials of Santa Cruz
 county.
 Mir Foster stated to a PRosPEcToR
 representative that there is very strong feeling of unrest in that section
 'ver rh, rep 'rts of the activity of the
 rev ,lutionists and ths d SC very of
 sedltious letters on the Mexicsns ar
 rested by the rsngsfs at M,yry q d
 Patag mia. The Me ican otiic als be-
 came so alarmed that troop nf Mex
 ican Cavalry was sent up from Hermns- illo and are now st t.tionsd on the Mex ican ide of the line. ca fhs Amer ican side of the line the inhabitants are all srming themselves, and the ranger force has been increased by the arrival of several members from the northern part of the territory.
 The general imp ~ession Is that som sort of demonstration will be made about thr 18th. The people of No- gales have not entirely recovered rom the shoct of their experience several years sg' when the Yaqris attac- ed the town of Nogales, sonora. and would have completely captured the town had it not been f"r the a-ss' anve of the American cItizens, who went to the rescue on the Mexican side oi the line and drove the I ans hack after having killed some fifteen or twenty of the attacking party.
 The feeling has become SO intense
 hat the city officials in order 10 help pacify the fears of the inhsbitApts of both cirr made request of the U. s. that a company of troops he sent there to remain until all fear of an outbreak has been settled.
 h. consequence of this req rest the War Department at Washington sent orders to Fo Huachuca for g cnm- pany of the 9th cavalry to go to No gales, and in response tD this order | Troop "B" fully equipped left the fort sst evening and will arrive in Mo- 1 gales th.s evening. Two other tr ops eft the past th's morning to be sta. .ion.d along the border. One of hem will be stationed st Naco and t,e ther at Douglas, where they w'll ,e held until all fear of tr uble has ,een settled. Besides the troops near y all of the Ranger force has been ,alled in the service along the line It Nogales Naco and D 'uglas, some 'i th.m passing through here yester- lay on their way to Nsco from GiIa ounty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

The Ariz ns Territorial Far c.n. mi-soners are making an If Tt { have fair week. Nn,en.b. T l2t l7, s ge er.l vac. ion period sli ov the rerrit-ry Everything so far p int to great fair. T C exhibits wiIi b- greater m number and ID value than at the previous fair aud the heads each department sr- hard st rk ar raig ng d. ta,ls. \ gre..t tr, at IS Tn stare fo ih lovers f rsc ng. Soue o t'ie fa>ts st huTs $ m the c ,untry have b en s. cured and the races will he .xceptn nall, fts
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Sin Ga'len ani his on George re- tur cd Saturday evenin; from Para- disc, here they have been for a num- Der oi mouths los king .f'er assessment K on a group of clsims owned by Mtssrs Galien and Wxrnexros of this c ty MT Ga len -t,;ier that there ,s A vast amount of work heinz done m the dst ict and c mum CT uf protsr tes slupp ng ore 10 the Douglas sn Iter- Sc r"i large minir 2 d ais gre i- ing n'Iot sied which will m an nut. loI the dis.I.ct,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

That great rece Jtlol acc r. led NJ Bryan was a worthy IF bute to hat sterli g Amer ican whose measurement Tn bIai IS, c ara ter and states manehil, is u surpas ed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Cooper. poor w. F. Coope

Cooper. poor w. F. Cooper! Why cou.d not the Republi- icans p aee in nomination one less deserving of slaughter and ,poliiical execrat,on Mi Cooper is innocent, and shou.d d have been spared the ridi' ule that must follow his candi
 dacy for Delegate Congress
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Never knew how easy it was to spell al tn ,se hard word- till Andrew Carnes.e cum alJno and shode Us
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
b mt become frightened.
We have no enemy to meet

Democ acy is not ashamed of its woik; Republicans ap- plaud the action.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Ii is a lonely race that Mark Smith has outlined before him He need not buckle on hls spurs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

The Ia t thing tn. Car thinks about g'vIng the peas ,nts. is ,he first thing they want-ju -tice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16
Judga C. F. Ainsworth of

Phueu X seems de'e mined | make a reputation for hi H. self. He will inaugurate d joint statehood party. alone; run for Delegate to C. ngress, alone; and when tie campaign shal, have been over. the Val iant judge will find himstl:- a.ope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Ar appeal case from Douglas enti- tied D. J. GeDaTdini v-. V. 5. E stl md for ds bt, was filed in the district cou.t yeste sdsy afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-16

Ma,k smith and Arg ma forever.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
NO PAY FOR JANUARY WORK
City Attorney Rules That Dating Back
of HeIIman's Appointment
Mas LEGAL

Irving Hellman. son of H. w. He'll
man, will be allowed to collect his
salary for February, which has been
held up by the civil service commits
sion because of alleged Irregularities
in Hellman's appointment as inspector
of REINFORCED and other concrete
structures. He will, however, not be
permitted to draw any money for work
performed in January.
The office of inspector of REINFORCED
concrete was created by the council
early in January, and Holman .ap-
pointed to the position. The ordinance
creating the place was vetoed by the
mayor, who claimed that such a posi-
ton was not needed as there had been
only three concrete buildings erected
the past year. The ordinance was
passed over the mayors veto February
s, and the council dated back He'll
mans appointment to include his jan
uary work, but the city attorney yes
terday declared the back dating was il
legal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
SAYS MECHANICS CLUB
is MERELY BLIND PIG"
&. CANNON MAKES COMPLAINT
TO POLICE
Declares He Is Ready to Furnish the
Necessary Evidence if the Authori-
ties Will Order a Raid on the
Place

Complaint has been made to the po-
lice that an alleged "blind pig" is be-
ing operated at the corner of Four
teenth and Claiming streets, under the
name of the Mechanics club, and that
women are allowed to purchase liquor
there
The information was furnished by E.
Cannon, who lives at 1920 Lawrence
avenue. Ralph Cassidy of GA East
Fourteenth street also claims to know
about the character of the house.
The proprietor is Frank Stadler,
who twice has been convicted of run
ming a blind pig" No arrests have
been made, as the detectives claim
that they cannot secure enough evil
dence to warrant a conviction.
Mr.. Cannon declares that he is ready
to furnish the evidence if the officers
will make raid and arrest the pro-
prietor of the place.
Frank Stadler, the proprietor of the
Mechanics club denies that liquor
is being sold there in violation of the
law, and says that the police know
they cannot secure a conviction.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
WANT ENGINE HOUSES OPENED
Fire Commission Passes Proposition
Up to Finance Committee
of CITY Council

after you, my dear finance COM
mittee,' is the polite note the fire COM
mission will send the council.
Last Monday the council, by resolu-
ton, asked the fire board to place the
engine houses at Adams and Hobart
streets and Main and Ann streets in
commission. Yesterday at the meet
ing of the fire board that body declared
it would gladly equip these places if
the finance committee would allow 1t
an additional $1,000 a month for the
purchase and maintenance of appa-
ratus and paying hosemen and engi-
neers. There now is deficit of $4,000
in the fire fund and the commission
believes it cannot afford to incur any
more expense. These places cannot be
opened unless others just as badly
needed are closed down.
Councilman Smith, chairman of the
finance committee, was the member to
move that the engine house at Adams
and Hobart be opened.
This is in his ward and when he
learns that more money will be neces-
sary in order to equip and maintain
these places it is probable the COM
mittee will allow the extra amount.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
FIREMEN WILL NOT PARADE
Too Much Danger During Time That
Department Would Be
Absent

AS Commissioner Betkouski is the
only member of the fire board that
favors the proposition, it is not likely
the fire department will take part in
the floral day parade which is to be a
feature of the fiesta in May.
An invitation was extended the fire
commission yesterday from the fiesta
committee asking that Los Angeles
bravest be decked out in roses and take
part in the big parade.
Chief Lips opposed the plan, declar-
ing that so many fires occur every day
that the department cannot afford to
be out of commission for even an hour.
The mayor supported Chief Lips and
all commissioners with the exception
of Bethouski sided with them. Bet
kouski, however. declared he was proud
of the department and wanted to show
the tourists what beauties they are.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
C. c. T. COUPONS
THEY'LL BUY A CORNER LOT"
How to Save Your Money

COUPONS
o il our
tnstn tsmadeb ~ IS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
WILL GIVE MINSTREL SHOW
Employees of the Broadway Department
Store Prepare an Excellent
Program

The annual minstrel show for the
benefit of the Broadway Department
Store Mutual Benefit association will be
given in Blanchard hall Wednesday
evening. Among the men employed in
the store are several with more than
ordinary musical ability and the pro-
gram offered is an excellent one. After
the show ball will be given, the music
for which is to be furnished by Laiet-
sky's orchestra. The program is as fol-
lows:
Opening medley, entire chorus; my
Dusky Rose" E. w. Lewis; INV
Hearts Tonight in Tennessee" Hayden
brothers; Nobody" Earl Meeker; st
Lay My Head Beneath Rose" Daniel
Massie; Just Keep Your Eye On NV
Baby" Harry Carroll; "The storm
Fiend," j. w. Eccleston; Here's NV
Friend" w. Jordan Graves; "Gypsy
Dance" violin solo, Master George
Payne; Dear Old Girl" Earl MeeIer:
"A Few Minutes With" A. A. Long:
specially, A. A. Long; grand finale
by w. Jordan Graves and the entire
chorus, What You Going to Do When
the Rent Comes Around?"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
CONTRACT SAVES THE DAY
Manager of Employment Agency Pro-
duces Valuable Evidence and
Is Released by Court

II. o. Young, manager of the Com
mercial Brokers' association, an en-
ployment agency with offices in the
Thorpe building, was found not guilty
of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses yesterday by Justice Chambers.
The prosecution claimed that Young
had taken money from clients for po-
sitions that did not exist.
Young was able to show contract
signed by the prosecuting witness to
the effect that the employment agent
would "endeavor" to secure a posi-
ton, but would not guarantee it.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund money
If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure you
in to "a days. soc.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
MANY ROBBERS; ONE ARREST
Twenty Cases Reported to Police, but
Guilty Parties Are Still
at LARGE

Several robberies were reported to
the police yesterday, but no arrests
were made.
Tom Fisher, living at 21O East Third
street, complained that thieves had
broken into his room and stolen a lot
of clothing.
A. G. Smith reported that a street
railway uniform and other clothing
was stolen from his home at 63S South
Olive street.
berries and burglaries were reported
to the police, but no arrests have been
made except in one instance, that of
a boy stealing q pipe from a cigar
stand.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10
COUPLE MAY
AVOID DIVORCE
JUDGE GIBBS CONTINUES THE
HARVEY CASE
Court Declares Circumstances Are
Such as to Call for an Under.
standing Between Hus-
band and Wife

There is no reason why a couple
who have lived together as long as
these people have should be asking for
a divorce at their time of life. 1 will
continue this case for thirty days, and
during that time there ought to be
some kind of understanding reached
between these old people,"
Such was the statement made yes
terday in department two of the SUI
perior court by Judge Gibbs in the
suit for divorce of Martha A. Harvey
against George Harvey.
When the judge had finished the old
mans daughter, who had appeared
against him in the trial, walked over
to him, and putting her hand on his
shoulder. asked him how he felt.
Twice the father tried to stand up
and finally when he got to his feet and
attempted to walk, weakness over
came him and he fell into a chair. He
was assisted from the court room by
his son, his daughter and his wife,
who but a moment before had been
asking for divorce.
Wreck as Result of Drink
Harvey managed to remain in court
throughout the trial, but he appeared
to pay no attention to the proceedings,
sisted from the room.
The evidence for the woman was
brief and the allegations of cruelty
were founded entirely on acts commit
ted by Harvey during his sprees.
When the daughter was called to the
stand and asked about her father she
refused to say anything unkind about
him except so far as related to his ac-
lions toward her mother. The son, a
witness for the father, showed the
same consideration in speaking of his
mother, and yesterday, after Harvey
had entered a complete denial to the
allegations, Judge Gibbs made the fol-
lowing statement:
Judge Gibbs Statement
at appears to me that after living
together for thirty-eight years these
people should have no cause for divorce
that could not be settled between them.
For the sake of their children they
ought not be taking this step.
1.-THE members of this family have
shown great regard for one another,
the son nor the daughter has said one
harsh word against either of the
parents
"There is a small house owned by
these people and the rent of $25 should
go toward the support of the father.
He is a sick man and in a critical con-
dition and the monthly collection of
rent should be turned over to the
member of the family who is supporting
him.
IT will continue this case thirty days
and see if some arrangement cannot
be made"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10

to utterly abolish private ownership in
railways, and government ownership
will be the inevitable result"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-10

Homeless children received and placed
in homes for adoption. Apply Rev. o.
". Rice, superintendent ChildrenSs
Home society. 3S4 Bradbury building,
Los Angeles.