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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
From Tuesdays Daily.

John Henninser of the Can Can Restaurant, lift this event ,g Tor a o days tr,p 10 various points in
 I"Tnis, Nhrre wil. r' hIn-
 I al the Coast.
 Mrs T. B Whit ey leaves tom"rr, W for visit to Ter U q home m Mt m l,his, Tenn. Mrs Whitley .xIn cts to be sbseLt about 30 days.
 While other towns are sweiter;ng in heat with the theimJneier -sngii z above the l00 m .rk, o.nssron- vim her 50OO feet elevation Is ei ioylng m = casionai c. ol mountain IT ez ar d h inhabitants are rot c,mpla,ni E sn yery much of old Soi's -mls.
 H. c. Waterson, s vel known min ing man of Los Angeles. was Tomi- stone ,isitor today. Mir. Wsserson i- interested in mines in Mexico and i. on tour of insps sction.
 George Walker, the Paradise real estate man, left this morning fo; his home, n here he ~as called on business matters. He expects to return here later to resume his duties as d trial juror.
 Mrs Mate Brown and children left this morning for an extended trip to the east, where they will remain for several months. visiting their old home in Ohio and points in Mas sacbusetts.
 Miss vors Johnson. daughter of Mir and Mrs Sam Johnson, who was for sometime ea ploved in the office of the Tombstone Telephone O., left thi. morning for her former home in in Missouri, where she wiIl visit for number of months.
 Paul De Baud has returned 10 the city after an absence of several years, and has acc' pted a position with the McPherson Transfer Go.
 Miss Emma Locke, who has been in the empluy o' the Gibson Abstract O.. for number of months, left this morning for her home in Michigan to spend the summer months on visit with friends and relatives.
 Allen R English, aero npsni-d ty Joe Lsrrieu, left this morning for Paradise. where he goes to inspect the Lsrrieu mining property at that place with view of placing 1t with eastern capitalists. The Lir- rieu property is said to he one of the most promising properties m that section.
 Mrs Norman Barr of Charle.ton Is m Tombstone for a few days on visit o relatives and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Interesting Sou e lir
 of Tombs tone

An interesting souvenir of Tomb
 ,one'- early days is s copy of the Tombstone Republican of the date of Janrary 2l 1884, winch was found in sn old stope of the Emerald m'ne A few days since by Superintendent Walker. of the T. c. NJ. 70. The paper IS yellow with age but was found in . tact. The names of many Tombstone pioneers are recalled by perusal of i's columns. Reward notices are pub- li.hed for the app ehension of the Bisi ee murde,ers, who on December g, 1883 robbed the store oi A. A. Cas'enada and others at Bisbee and murdered J. c. Tappenier, D. T. Smith, ]. A. Molly and M's. Roberts $25UO reward was offered by the county 5000 by the territ ry and $5OOO hy private individuals, making 6 total oi $S5OO rev ard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Death of a
 Tombstone Pioneer

George " Chapman, one Of the old landn arks of Arizona, died at hoennx on Saturday in the county h h,spitaI. MT. Chspm m or "Old Chap" ss he has long been called, was pioneer of Arizona.
 He came to Tombstone in 1878 and was A prominent tigur. in public af- fairs here :ur years. He WAS cit, tax collector of Tombstone in its psinny days. He was native of Massachu- sits and s wholesouled generous man.
 Mir. Cha man has resided in Phoe- nix for l9 years and a. one time was prosperous real esta.e dealer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Arizona Cowboys
 Dash and Daring

Arizona cowboys have earned a rep utation from OI end of this great country to the ether ss about the greatest thing of the kind that ever appeared in that line, and they even rave a repu' ation for dash and dar- n that must be sustained across the water, but according to the Phoenix .iszette it rem tuned for couple of rheee gentlemen down on the ranch
 Jack Gihson tn set mark that will emain to be shot at for years hy the r..st of that fraternity.
 The Gazette says the feat is no less than the lassoing of two black eagles. which was accomplished last week. One of the great birds died hut the other is at present at the Owl drug store and is indsed big addition to the extensive zoo that Mir Winters is n naintaining there.
 The bird IS young. and for that req son could not fly 50 high but that the gentleman behind the rope vas able to ring him. He IS what is known a, a black eagle, and if he lives in thii hot latitude will attain to massive size
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Will! Join the
 Ranks of Benedicts

Fred Hahn, the genial bookkeeper for the MAchomich Mercantile G., left this evening for Los Angeles. where he goes to jrin the ranks of benedicts, as he is to he married on the 10th. to Miss Eula Eads, sister of Guy E-ds of Tombstone. Mi-s Eads spent sev- eral months in this city during the past winter on h visi' to her brother, and made n,ny friends during her stay here. Mir. Hahn is an estimable young man and has host of friends in Tombstone who wish the couple most happy and prosperous married life. They will return to Tombstone to make the home here about the middle oi July.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Rainmaker to Entice
 Reluctant Moisture

Charles Hatfield, tine rainmaker, is to come to Arizona next month to conduct some more of hisexpeTiment- with view to d:swing the reluctant m oisture from the heavens. He will make his headquarters in Tucson. Although Hatfield has been branded ss a fskir. the government has inter- ested in hra experiments and he is to he assisted m his work here i'y the de- partment ofagriculture Tucson Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
An Arizona Genius
 on the Piano

Ernes inc Lul., presid, d at rr- ma' katie fl usic.le at S hi t.elin Hall last eveni The m'sica,e was r-
 mLrksble and distincuvely unique II. in the sense that p-ih ps nothing ui simil.sr character has -ver hen p,- seated un Le American stage y al. other celebrity. The Tomb ti, sudie. C. W. re delighted witt. the c l. cert aid at oic.. r-c..s nized that ihe, Seie bsitg entertained hy music artiet of naI vrlurs memory and "A rrptional att ty. Mrs. Luliy has n musical re. etoire Of 335 selrc,ioi s which she plays on the p'ano entire |. from memory. She fully demonstr i- ed to the satisfaction of all that she !s Il ms've' on the piano. WIth"u hesitation she render-d any sslectiuu csll.d for by the sudi' nee and ii II further test vas n. cessary to fet si rest any doubt of the genuine merit of her special distinction, 1t vas di.- pelied by the difficult Task of playing snatches from 6 hundred or more selections. rapidly merging each air al the mere call of the title of the music Mrs. Lul ys fame as pianist ot wonderful versatility. technique and endurance has already attracted de- served attention in the musical world and Ariz ,ns is proud to know that such a musical celeb ity IS numbered among .yur residents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Former Tombstoner
 Badly injured

Judge w. H. Stilweil formerly of Tombstone, was knocked down and run over by a four-horse team at Pho. nix and severely injured He suffered a disl0csted shoulder, sprained ankle and various cuts and bruises. All four of the horses walked over him. The injured man was picked up by the occupants of the tallyho to which the horses were at iached and csrru d into a drug store and was later removed to his home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO, {
 LUCAS COUNTY.


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath tn. he is senior partner of the firm "f ]. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in tine City uf Toledo. county and state sf"rr said, and tb said firm aill pay tn sum of one hundred do lars for each and every case of catarrh that cannot 5e cured by the nse of Halls Catsrrh Cure. FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed n my presence. this 9th day of De cen.br, A. D 1886. (Se,ll A. W. GLEASON.
 Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in ,erna ly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of tLe system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. HENEY & Co,
 Tol do, Ohio. Sold bv all druggists 75c. Take Hail's fs i,y Pills for consti- patio
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Mining Man on
 Trip of Inspection

Wm. Holmes, the we'll known min ng man of Pesrce and Gles son, has !" "eu spending few days in the cit,
 n mining tu. ness. Mir Holmes has 'en making his home for the past few years st Santa Monics, but has mining interests m lis ccun' V that he has not relinqnished He is one of the principal owners of the Leadville prorerty about three miles from Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
New Daily Paper
 For Arizona

The last issue of the Glote Reg ster c n'ains a statement by Editor Me- Gull. m to ihe if. ct that the Register has been sold 10 E \ Buck, who will merge the Register into the Daily Telegram. ar d give lobe it's first daily paper. Mir. Buck is \ well known newspaper man. having edited the Naco Budget for the past year. It is not known whether Editor Buck will continue hi. c chise county publi- cations or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Douglas Man
 Wants Damages

F.. A. 0srreit has brought suit in Judge Goggin's court at Fl Psso against the f Psso & Southwestern railway for damages in the sum of S29,OO0. The plaintiff, while n the employ of the company at Douglas, in October. 1904. was struck in the eye bya flying silver of steel and ultimate. ly l, st the use of hs eye.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
From Monoay's Daily.

All the Btstec mines are 70 cloee dawn on J .ly Fourth to permit th' Col De Que-n and c. & h. miners 10 lake in ti,e celeb ation At Douglas
 E K Springer spe't Sunday m T.. ..betone ~it friends, retuini q Bis ee thir morning.
 James Welsh WAS in I. mbetone yesterday from Bisbee. He WAS en ute to G ldfeld, Nevada, where he expects to !oca e.
 A. 7. Saith was ovei from Pearce yesterday. He came over with his large Rambler" automobile, sni with party oi five made recnrd time via Giea-on. The time made from the latter place was covered in less than one hour.
 Eth. the Cochise County Press and the Ben.en Press, are urging the lvcs. ton of an army post At Benson.
 The Cochise Csunty Press give some interesting railroad figures Of Benson traffic. During the months of March, April and May of 1905, I6, ,664 carloads of freight were handls d at the junction city. During the same reri"d this year the figures show 25,5Sl CATS handled.
 tman sipation Day. the 18th of June. will be duly celebrated by the color-d people of Douglas. Bisbee. Tombstone and Naco and other sdja- cent places by . grand picnic at Lew Springs.
 A. M. Feldman, a pioneer of Tue son. was accidentally killed on Friday while stepping from a moving electric Car whiie rn his way to his home Lear the University. He was thrown vio- eutly to the ground and instantly Kill-d. Deceased was 13 years of age H. was father of Mrs Mark Walker of thus c,ty. The sympathy ot the com munIty is extended the bereaved fam ly in the hour of affiiction.
 Five Tombstone udents of the Ali z"na Norm,l at Tempe arrived home yer terdiy to spend their vacation with relatives and friends. The bevy ot young ladies includei the NJ isse- Sadie Conan. Josephine McPhersoi |, Alma Cowan. JosIe Critchley and Helen Beredict. Tie latter contiru' d her tip to Paradise on d visit W tn ner frh nd, Mise B. dger.
 The lsWn social to have been giv, n by the Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. E church this evelirg, has been pnsip ned in favor of tLe public school entertainment to be given st tie Opera House tonight.
 Miss Alma Cowsn. of Tombstone, ,- one of the g, aduates of the Arizona Normal for. 1906. Mis-. C ,wan is a most popular and highly esteemed young l,dy who has lirse circle of friends in her home county who join the PRosPEcTOR in ext nding con- grstulstions to the far graduate.
 Sheriff Hunt accompanied by Dep uty B.ni ett will leave this evening for Yuma taking three prisoners who have been sentenc, d to serve time in the penitentiary. They are C Boom mesf"rd 5 5yesrs for robbery; \ August,n Valencia, 20 years f r murder and R D Harris. 3 years for embezzelment. It is understood Harris is wanted iL Colorado on similar ch.rgss, ss in- Qniries have been received here regard ing him.
 Mrs. Leach, of Bisbee. announces that she will be at the Arlington ho'e on Tuesday, the 18th, and remain several days. A fine line of embroid- cry aud stamped patterns will be or exhibition Embroidery lessons vii be given to those who desire same. j3t T
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Get What fou Ask Sogl

When you ask for Cascarets Csno 'athartic be sure you get thu ienaine tablets stamped :. C. Never sold in bulk. A substitutor ., always a cheat and a fraud. Bewars All druggists, ;oc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
RECORDS OF
 COCHIsE COUNTY
instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE REc1Rns GIVEN IN BRIEF

THE REcoRes GIVEN IN BRIEF George Co,trel t, D.unis Curran, une-s'xth inter- est in Home, Akron. Pi. ana. Qnincp. Tittin. Der I'm, Bryan, Ere. Urhana, Cei'na. Marrn. Dora, D. hancc, Tole1o. Lima, X ma aid Da ,ton min ing claims in Warren NS 'ci .-....f Io OO Joe krilanoyich ct ux to John L"pnzich. lut B, block Ss, Douglas proy- efty y------... ..-....... 10 Q Braun to Nj ,rtin Coz ilo, ltt i3, blpc< 1, Bis "et- ID G Carney ct ux 10 Geo II Crosby, one-fourth in terest in Eureka, Ophir, Black Prioca, California Back Queen, lndepend. ence, Mount in kiog, Saddle. Cotton Tail; one sixth interest in Iron Mask, Western Sinpe, Lincoln, Bisbec, Fillmore and Hayes claims m Chil- icahua district; one sixth interest in Swift Copper opolIs. Cali ,pe Bl Bell Combination, Lucky Friday and Angela, Cal if"rn d's ,,ct. ...... 2OOO :. Charles Tanning to Geo H Crosby, Loyal mining claim, Warren district 900 Thomas H gan -t ux to c Braun, Int 43 b:ock l, ffsree lU Margaret lg, Ia Francis C Henderson, 23 feet of lot 5, bi, ok III, Douglas l25
 MORTGAGE Augusta R Burke to V q Medigo- vich loss lJ ana 20. block 3, Bisbee, $iIss,
 Jane, NJ 'reheai to Kate Chris.y. lo, 5 block Fl. and lot l9, tlock 72, D ugls-. $5U
 Robert Warren to Norton Morgan Commerc al Go. cattle, 6l8.S7
 LIS PENDENs Hugh Eskridg, vs l. Locsharf ei Asa, citation, F l. Blumer; sui, "a fore close i.n un lots 3l and B, II, ok 1i3, Douglas
 E ed Cla k ,o II D Hall and Fred Bennet.. Int 70 block Is, Benson, to May l, 1916. s35 per month REVOCATION OP PnwER OF ATTORNEY Thnmas ] ard Daniel Hsgan to M J Cunningham
 ARTICLES OF ISuORPoRATIoN Nsgnin Furni'u-c & Mercantile Co. Incorp,rator-. II L Nsquin sn1 F \ Snt,er; capi al, sl5.OOO. General fur ni,nre and uiercha ld SC rusiness
 BILL OF SALE SM McCiaren tp NJ c Spires. undi- yided one half interest in furniture fixtu-es snd stock of goods in Pabs saloon, Bisbee
 AFFIDAVIT
 RE tone makes affidavit that ' Av,lIs, and Marianne AviIla are tn same person, reg .rding lots 26 and 2l bl ok 63, Douglss
 AW Corona makes affidavit % tn same effect
 Gid Graham .t .~ 60 Mrs
 Ida E I.u'cavich. Doug
 las property y.-.-.-...--S io' Victor HendricksoB to I I
 Winwood, mines in War
 req !istrict...... . Dan BSud and Jas Bsogan
 toC Winwad, mines
 in Warren distr.ci ..-.. Mr. LuIu Hsrrissn fo Mrs
 Sal Eysiee, Bi'bte prop eIty ----...'-....-.- N Alb~rt Eyslee to u Luiu
 Harrigsn, Bisbee pr''p-
 try------ HA Sch~artz to Joseph
 Ksig sod usfea ct
 K eing, Bi-bee property ooI John N Jornson ct 'x to
 Thom4. II Wvford, lot
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Announcement.

To accon. .modste chose who are partial to the use Jf s,omizers in applying liquids into the nasal passages for edtdrrhal frou- 6'es, the proprietors prepare Cream Balm in liquid form, which will be known as Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Price including the spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by mail. The liquid form embodies the med- icinal properties of he solid preparation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17


 the Ja Aer mining clam, ! Dieptt iohn NJ Johnson ct Ix to
 J., ,se Nokum. iot on
 Jocker mining claim, l bistte. .-........ iO ! Inn NJ Johns ,n lux tu
 J"seph A Tanner, lpt an
 J 'cher mining claim, Be- pee Io J ,hn M J,hns"n et ux to l Joseph A Tsnper, lot on Seeker m Ding clai.n, Bis- lee. io John M Johnson ct ux to
 Jos.ph A Tanner. lot on
 locker mining claim is- nee io The Portal Land & Inn provement Co. 10 L C H,n,r, Portal rromr'y I5 NJ NJ Gleas. to B C Glea- son, po's a> VrOp n.y.. iV NV Wallace ct ux and A
 \ Du,ley to Jnsa Did ios Me .dez, DoigI's property. ......... iVV \lfrrd Paul ct ux and V K
 stiles tt ux to r. K Piitie
 Go. and A c Riordan.
 Douglas property -.. 10 Chss Flynn and Da- BSud
 to Leonard Lonhr, E
 Ksnn-y and w W Sang
 and 1 R Loomis, mines
 ID Warren d.s,rIct .. le' nard L 'ekr. kenney,
 w W SSiny and I R
 L"omis to Chas Flynn
 and Dan : Sud, mines m
 Warren distri.t. . l Q. C " Hull ct ux and W C
 R.ad ct ux to Den Luis
 Mining & Realty O.,
 mines in Wa:r.u dis
 trlct.. - Aihert Winters Lnmrkin
 to 4 A Billingsier. Doug-
 lac property .........S l5p tU John A Miller -, ux to fl
 C Reumler Douglas prop
 tTiy .--.... io Q. N W.ll,ea ..s my o,l 4 Dud (, tu Alice Perry,
 Douglas props r'y .... llJ E bryd.n to Mrs Jones, Douglas pr' perry 425 .. Louise \ titch to NJ. E Lula ard Harry Snow. Doug las propt trty. ... iSo R, nald Mcdonald [" Post ~ick Barnes, Douglas property. .....-...-. WO Milton K R French tt ux
 to Edgar aud Magg Thon pson, Douglas prop tIty ---..--.-- oc 1 Edgar Thomps"n and Mag ] g,e Thompson [" H Mad dnx, Dongla. property. i23 M snd Nj E. Domain and K [ Duni to Birhee | and Duluth Mining & !; Dey. lopment Co, 1T ines =. George Co'trell 10 E A 
 l Aiker, mines. . 3O) =. John B Moore to or--t
 Shrr' mites m California 10 .. E J Jackl,r, Paul BWarnr-
 krcs and C L Cummings
 to l. c Wi.b T, Tomb stone property.... . D .. ! tnternat onal Land & In.- prnvement Co to Mrs
 Elizabeth L Asburst,
 Douglas p.operry. ..... l3OO .. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION Blsi-ee Opera House Co.,; incorpor ators NJ J Cunningham, F E Shine and Scott Whsley; [" construct, main tain and operate .n oiera house 1T Bishae; capital. $3O, 900
 Johnson Copper De elopment Co. incorporatnr- J M O'Connell, Nj Csssidy and J Staul,er; general min ing and smelting business; capita s31o!OoO
 MORTGAGE
 L Boneb axe to Gold.chmidt Bros lot 3, block To. Pirtle addition | Douglas, $6OO
 CIara 5 Riley ,o Bank of DoueIs 'o's 26 and 27, .blocx los, Dcugla sI5O
 Mr. H II Nelson to Bank of Risbe lot 36. bl. ok l5, Risbee, f3-O
 Marko Medig"vich to Milo
 Medig"vich aud \ Nol lle. lot in Bi bee, $2,1so
 Marco J M-d,govich to Milo Mel govich and NIcho'as N"bile. hJ: es aud 3 ssgons, ssf.., 3 cour
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17

 .. yr' ctry st'r leased ly mortgagsr, HG7
 iEErs
 bL.e to J N Ross, lot
 ba.y mining clam. ...S l50 60 ie T"ib-t to Anton
 L' hd, lot ;. bi ok s2, "uglis s.......-
 n k K la Mary
 Lpi.;ct lot 2s, beck
 1T, |" ut S'. ..... coV VV ru N illiams [" Wn. E line lot 2S, bock II, Douglas 800 .. G w hite [" J II Slaugh- ter. one-fourth i ter, st m ite Iei ne.see. Florida, Louis ana. Kentucky,
 Mississippi, Michigan and Minnesota mine-; on, eighth inter.t :n Ala anna mine, Califor- nia district. . .. F D,.h rty and ~ife to G l. Doher and Joseph F Snyder, lot in Lowell 3OO ,aids from school mouse. mes G Houston to Jacob Schterer, Coption, Nc nnment, Relief, Wa ter Witch, XR Ray. x Ray mil site, Swi.sheln dis . REVOCATION OF r,wER UF ATTORNEY ] D Lee to Hattie Lee; revokes powers given June l, l9O6
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Henr. Jenkins to Ms Edith Jen- sins; general poaeis
 EXTENSION OF OPTION JOi'n Cummings to J H Knowles; agreement extead,d to January 1, . IyO7
 BILL OF SALE Thomas Tste tv Stewart Grant and John McGfesor, one third in,er- est in Junction Drug company
 MORTGAGE l l. and Il Miller to c L Chm Q mings, bowling alley outht on Alien -,ret, romhs- one. S5'iO Isa.c I. Oskes ct ux to State Mu- tual & Lon A.suciati ion, lots l3 and II, hl'.ck l 4, Douglas $l ,5U0 John Lopiz ch ,t K to The Ar;z ma Tru t \ Ba' k'ng company, lot B, hl,ck s2. Doug II. $l.OOI . DEEDS IIternaiiona Land X In pr.vems t Co. to Hugh Erskndge, lot l2, block ," Douglas . $ 100 co Hrgi, F skiidge ct ux 10 Mrs l. Marie .u, lot l3, block 56 D.ng:as " AIS .. Wm E Watkins to Mar garrt ksiherine Watkins .ots l9 ahd 7 block l33 DougIas. neWIta C McCuil.r ct ux to Maggie k Watkins, lot ,, blocK 6, McCullars
 Addition To Douglas. 42 50 l, te'n.t unal Lat d & I'm pIov,m.nt o. to thas
 A Sh.rr. lot- and 8, block lO3, D uglas w 800 A A Dudley to SInon H..g- . anan,r, iots l and ,,
 block 9. Calumet Queen
 town-Ite. ..... 225 II Wallace ct nx to The =. First Church Corpora
 ton, lots Is and IT block
 6, B,sbee. w 2l00 .. Ma gsiet Bsrret to James Rarrrt, Valley Forge, Washington, Standard
 and Capital mi ing 'r claIm-, Golden Rule d;s.
 e
 PATENT
 United States to Copper Prince L., 7, Klopdtkp Riue Jxckrt Keystcne
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17

Nasal Catarrh quickly yieios to treat nent by Ely's Cream Daln, which is agree ally aromatic. It is received through the uostrils, cleanses and heals the whole sur face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists sell the 50c. size; Trial size by mail, 10 cents. Test it and you are sure to continue tbe treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17


 United States to Copper Prince cJ Klondrke, Bine Jacket, Keystone. Blue Bell, Copper B II, Dewey. True Blue and Ro-e mining claims, Co., chise district
 REALTY MORTGAGE Mrs L Mariea to T J Jordan, lot l3. blo k 56. Douglas. $275
 IA radl-y rt ux to r J Jnrdan, land, sectioE ?, township 24, range z7. $2O0
 Maria Cordora to The Arizona Trust z Banking Co, lot zl, block B, Dougiss. $250 FL Williams to Vim Neville. ,x rcut..r. lots 3 and 4. block S7, Doug Us, sl .500 II D Hall and Fred ; Bennett tc L H Sanmon- and J 40 Keefe, lo, 26. blck ia, Benson duration to Ms, 1. 1916. $3j ger mouth
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-20
Pixies Peak In summer.

The first part of the road to Pixies
peak is through a picturesque ravine
with beautiful mountain torrent roar
ing and leaping through it. This ra-
vine Is a popular walk, and one sees
many climbers who shoot their kodaks
as the train passes, until one knows
exactly how 1t feels to be celebrity.
AS one goes on the climbers become
gradually fewer, and after three or
four miles they are left behind. Sud-
denly a new turn in the road shows
that the first foothills have been sur
mounted and that we are climbing the
vast bare side of the peak Itself. The
track stretches toboggan-like far ahead.
Great views unfold. One looks down
on lonely wooded valleys, where blue
lakes glisten, on the tops of the noun
tains and over mountains to the plain
that stretches away like the sea. 1t
has grown cold, and patches of snow
begin to appear. The date is Aug. 1,
but in the snow heaps on the summit
we shall soon be snoTballing one an
other.--Four Track News.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-07-20

Over the historic capitol at Mont
gomery waves not the national flag,
but the Alabama flag, and not one Ala
bamian In thousand would recognize
1t If he saw it elsewhere than on the
capitol. The flag in question has no
history woven into 1t, for 1t was not
adopted until 1895. It presents a st.
Andrews cross in crimson on q white
field. Such cross is shaped like a let
ter X, and the books suggest that the
apostle Andrew died on cross of that
design. Few If any other states in
dulge in flags of their own. A flag is
the symbol of sovereignty, and state
sovereignty Is limited by the federal
constitution. When we were part of
Georgia we granted to the federal gov
eminent the executive power of pun
ishing treason, and if any one becomes
a traitor to the Alabama flag we might
have to call in the federal government
in order to punish him. Birmingham
Age Herald.