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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Former Tombstoner
 Developing Mines

The Kingman Miner has the follow
 ng article regarding ;. c. Bagg firm
 rly publisher of the TOMBSTONE PRosrEcroR:-
 IS c. Bagg. who has been cleanh g
 ut the old Jennie mine on the ,Ari. xona side of the river st Eljorsdo Can s"p, has completed the work and will begin the development of the roperty at once. The shaft, which was filled np. was found to be no feet deep. with a vein five feet wide in a porph, ,ry-granite contact betweer we'll defined walls. Several drifts from 20 to 100 feet in length were cleaned out and timbered where nec- --ssry The ore body ranges from 2 70 5 feet in width. Much of the ore is 'sbulous;y rich. Some of tn ere re- maining in the stopes assayed 2ounce- gold and 12' 0 ounces silver per tn, while hundreds f tons will run $20 to $50 per ton. A contract has been let 10 sink a new shaft 200 feet west of rhe old shaft. Twenty-Five sacks of ore have been shipped to the Needles shelter and if results are satisfactory srran n gements will be made to ship while development is pro- gressing."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Rich Strike in
 Tombstone District

The strike made by John Rainey in the Last Resort mine in the Tomb stone district prom ises to develop in to a valuable find that may n can much or Tombstone. The Last Resort is i'cated near the Emersld mine, is in rich mineral rtcti. n, and Mir. RsIney, who is . pioneer of this dls-
 ret and we posted on mining con- ditions heres bouts had unbOupded faith in the possibilities of his claim. He worked sinR handed for several mont and his persist nt toil was a l,s, rewarded hy uncovaring |. dge of rich ere. asSsyvalUes Of which '. ach over 'S0O erLn. The extent of rhe ore hody is not yet known but will give A decided imp tus to mini.e in that section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Insane Asylum
 Gets Scoring

According to the Arizona oasette She Mariccpa county grsnd jury. upor Investigating tie n snAsen,snt oI tl, territorial a., lum for the insane, founo m part ss follows:
 "1he ste~srd, removed some time ago hy the board of control. is found Co have diverted supplies consisting of ice, milk, meat. etc, intended for the asylum and bought ny the territory to the use oi his own family.
 The report recommends the aI- p ointment of an assistant superin- tendent, If the law allows, who shall be . physician and whose duty it shall be to superintend the administration of all necesssry sedatives.
 1.-The grand Iur, finds that patients confined in what is termed the violent ward have been submitted to bruts and harsh treatment and that mor' force than is necessary has been uset in attending to patients in this ward
 "The grand jury recommends ths the bosId of control investigate thu conduct of two attendants.
 "The jury recommends . thorougl investigation of the asylum twice an nually with view of sscersaining the place is being conducted as should be.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Transactions in the
 District Court
rHcRspAY, APRIL 5

The attention Of the court was talk en up most entirely in the trial oi civil ,sses.-
 In the case Of the territory vs Chas Coleman charged with the murder oi Hiram Smith m Bisbee. the defend- It entered plea O. not guilty and was allowed to go on the same bond n which he had lsen held until th' cs,, c mes up for trial on June l. No action ~as taken m the cssee oi A T wol,e ton and John Williams, who have entered pleas oi not guilty to n,isdemeanors. The judgment oi the court will probably be pronounced sometime during the present week. In the case of the territory vs R D Harris, who was indicted at the iss' term of court on six charges of em- bezzlement, alleged to have appr"pri- sted funds of the E X S w Railroad company, was called but owing to the abeence of the defendant there was no definite setting of the case made.
 In the matter of the case of the ter ritory vs L B Kinnard, who was held to await the act ,on ol the grand jnr, but of Whose case no record was made of irs isposition by the 2 and jur. was csltd up by Attorney Cunning
 ham for the defence. The die rict st torney asked for tune in which to looI into the matter. There are a numbel similar cases in which the grand jur: failed to make any report, whatever
 whether they were examined O referred to the next grand jury for ac
 ton.
 In the case of the L W Blinn Lum. r be- Co vs Henry Bush, which was ol : trial thls morning to quiet title to
 lot in Tombstone, the rear part q
 which is occupied hy the defer dan, g The testimony showed that the plain | tiff wac e. titled { tie lot depth , X 100 fe.t from the front line of the Ia ]. on TUughnut trest and the deiend 'f ant the rear portion consisting oi 4 !. feet.
 l. The case of Gus Gottschslk vs Mar " tin Costello regarding the title of " number of minit ella ms in Gleason d trict Is on trial this afternoon.
 In the case of the territory vs w
 Kelly charged with criminal libel. II
 matter Of entering plea was contiI
 ued uutil Saturday at p m.
 In the case of W P Sims ct sl |, Y J E Thompson ct al. jury demanded
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
PsouIarity M Base Ball

Rae hall has grown to gigantic pro ror,ions within the ::st forty year, snd the scientific work of teams de- l;obt millions O! spectators: Iheresre so many things to admire in the game sS.s it is impossible to describe 'hem Is ;s siso impossible to describe the -ond.riuI . smount of good that .s hen done by the celebrated Ho.tetter'. ssomsch B,tters during its 53 years sroer;ence. People sli over the world h.ys beeu cure bJ it sfier other rem .S;.s had failed. If you are nervous, s,sso,ess, hays no appetite, bowels cos s;.e and feel rundown, the B'tters are .ssded .s on>s. Something siss won't do in iss place It positively eorrfcss .ch liver ar kidnsys. snch q poor ap- ..a;s nsusaa, biostinS. hackache, S;lIiousne.e, astuIency indigestion. Syspepsis, eostiveness or malaria. Try . bostls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

The Garden Musicale, giv n by Mrs s. C. Berndt aud daughter, Doris. la-t
 veniny, in the com d, ms rcsdrnce cuurt on Tonshnut, near tht rhrr of Third street, was a most succ' ssiui affair.
 Tine occasion was a musical clear sal hy student who had attained -kiii and efficiency at the plan" u'.drr the psinrtnkirg irsiru ,tions the "" A lies who dir, ct,d the affar. 2 te two hundred gues 6 were pr srnt to en j,y the rendition of twenty one ent r. tsining numbers, m"ng which were beautiful but difficult selections from the masters.
 The grou de are among the mos' beau iful in T"mb-tone. Heay, I iol' age and a profusi"n of flowers fur nj h the suggestion that Paradise l. not far distant; the evening was moon liyhteo, the atmosphere was bt In. | and occasional z-phyrs swsysd to (
 fro myriad of Japanese l,nt'rn whose soft and melio lights rsd,at'
 trough the bo ,shs. revealing tn
 forms elegantly sttir d ladies ant
 chivalrous es s-orts, making oi tn seen
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Several 6f the Ch nsmen l.st thei- certificates ;n the fire at the Son,hert. Pacific last week, according to the Post, and have been petitioning the local office of the immigration depart ment for duplicates of the sanre, as they are liable to deportation at any { me # the certificates cannot be pr = duced This entails cpn-ider be N O. k :. as the record of r-ch Chinamsn h .E c.. N herever his certificate happened tc b. made out, and then verified b,fcr. the duplicate may be issued
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
FRIDAY, APRIL 4

The first case called this mornint was that of the City of 1ombst' ne Vi the Huach uca Water Company on in junction to prevent tat cOmpan. from taxi z up its water mains am shutting of the supply of water iron the city. he cise has evolved itselI into the question as to whether the petition Of the comp any ior franchis and the granting ther oi is contra that binds the parties. On this q 'es- ton, Pickett & Bowman, the attorDeyr for the city and O.Gibson for tn. water company. will file briefs whic h w.ll be submits d to the court snd thu decision then given. onsiderahl. testimony that was introduced on b th sides wss ruled out by court un- der the objection of counsel and onl, that bearing diree ly on the subject of the alleged contact was allowed t" stand. There i. hardly any doubt but what the case will be appealed to th' suprrme court no matter which side is awarded the verd ct in this cour' Tine city is determined if pos ible to hold the company to the franchise as grant. d to them nd in which they agreed to furnish the c.ty with fir. protection for fifty years. The com any on the other hand desires to divert the supply to Bishee and iurn- ,sh that city with water, T'e out come of the case is watched with interest.
 A stipulation for go days has beer been agreed upon in the case of the Proyident Mutual B & L Assn vs Gen H French ct al regarding the Hotel Queen property m Douglas.
 The case of Gus Go,tschslk vs Mar tin Costello to quiet title to several mining claims in the Turquoise min ing district was comp eted late last evening, as far as the troduction of testimony is concerned. The -rgu- ments of the counsel will be heard later on.
 The case of Ice Lippert vs Martin uHare, involving itls to ground n canyon. st Bi-bee, wAs taken up this forenoon he case will prohxbly take meet of the afternoon to dispose of as there are quite num- Der of witnesses to be examined on both side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Divorce Evil Has
 Reached Indians

A very unusual divorce suit was filed in the district court st Phoenix s s,turdav afterneon when Ciprisns A. Norton, nee Avslos, filed suit for divorce from her husband, Oscar Nor ton.
 The defendants and his wife art bot Indians. The Gazette says they were married in Phoenix six years ago, but Norton deserted his bride after six months. He is now in Salem, Oregon
 She prsys for continued custody o' the child and an absolute divorce. The plaintiff and defendant are civil jzed Indians. They both attended the government Indian school al Ph"enix and the woman tsught 1T the school for some time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

FrssM Thursday's Daily.

About $5O0 in cash went from | Winslow, Arisons, to the sufferers in 1 San Frsnclsco, and the ladies Of the i town sent by express l50 loaves of bread which they baked: s'so lot of canned goods and clothing.
 A rich strike is reported to have hsen made near tb. Emerald mine this m, rning. A tody of ore, rich in horn silver, was encountered at a depth of s feet The extent of the ore b dy has not as ret been ascer- ts,ned. Those interested in the mine t'e P. B. Wsrnekros. Johr Rsiney Fred CaIleSatu and Frank Payla
 The ladies of the Congregstion nal 'hnrch will give S, cis: in the Scott White Court on Tuesday evening of iext week. A ples.snt entertainment will be furnished and excellent ice 'resm sill be provided. Watch later
 aper for further particulars.
 Al. Stnmpf, A former COci i.e count , newspaper man. is in the city today After having acquired . competency MT. Stumpf abondoned journalism and adopted the les roseate calling O buying xnd selling real estste. Sine, the recent earthquakes in Csliforni' Mrs. Stumpf has become ''cold footed on the land owner question, feariu that seismic disturbances might spli, the purchases in twain and create c shortage when dividends were wont to be computed. Al is s prince among gnnd fellows, and the newspaper fra ternity would be delighted were ht again to enter the fold. During . triI that he contemplstes back east in tn, near future, Mrs. Stumpf and bshy will be domiciled in Tombstone, tn, head of the family realizing that ~, have here s superior climate to Cali fornia and excell,d by none Othe under the .ky.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
A Bisbee Editor
 In the Tolls

W. B. Kelly, editor of the Bisbee Daily Review. accompanied by Sheriff Hunt, was Tombstone visito, t day. ". B's visit to the county seat was enforced, the grand jury after mature deliberation having returned 8 verdict charging Mir. Kelly with CT m,nal libel.
 This is the first inst nee of a c elise county ed tor hay ng been snared from the trip d, and the gravity of the Bis bee editors predicament will doubtless have the ssIut ry effect of creating departments for Sunday Re factions. " When arraigned today Editor Kelly took the statutory time in which to plead; bond was fixed at $1 900, which was readily furnished, when he took his departure for Bisbee, where he will arrange his business affairs in antici- p~tion of a prolonged visit to the western part of the territory. At any rate summer, with al. of its intensity of heat, will coon here; bu old So will find his warming rays to be like soothing zeph, rs from the mort hla nd as compared with thea osphere in which the Review circulates. Graphite ~ill increase in demand henceforward and Keily's Review will be sought "just to see what the MIssourian saysv"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
A Successful Tombstone Garden
 Musical. Interesting Programme

dream-p cturc of Fsiryland. "For r Me Not" WIS tie opening mber, t!,nugh the eachantin surroundi g wouii suggest that the title WAS u'e- :e as to perp-tuat,ng the memory of the evenings entsrtsinment.
 The entire program wac gone through with su exa tness and promptness that testified to the efficiency of the instructors, the mu-i'al studrn par C ,,ating d m ustratng rare aoil't! and di.p syin. an almost aster' oyer the instruments. Several nun bers-two pianos and four hands, rno two pianos and eight hs d -wer difficult of renditio but the ptitud, oi [ several studsnt-pa ticipants serte itself, lack confde ce van i-hed and harmony an conidenc'
 anne m its stead
 | It was a most enjoyable evening those present, who were u stinte II
 praise of the mu icale, and generous encomium- were b. stoaed upon Mr-
 Berndt and Miss Doris Be ndt as tt
 their eficie as musical instructor I Following is the program co sd mirably rendere :
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
FiIibustering on
 Statehood Bill

A Washington dispatch saye:-
 The con errees on the statehood bill have not as yet reached the main point of difference that of admit ns the territories of Arizona and New Mexico.
 Representative Williams of Miseis- sippi, the minority leader in tho house. now threatens to hasten Ihe report on the Hamilton bill by fili- clustering. He is considering the- des'rsb,l,ty of demanding . quorum in the house for all business transact ed until the statehood bill is reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Joe Rignon and wife of Pesrce were in Tombstone yesterday on . short visit. Mir. Bignon reports that Pesrce' is picking up and that 1t is resuming its former activity. The Common wealth company is ;enlarging its plant and adding daily . number cf men to the payroll. Mir. B gnon re- gently struck aome rich ore in hs mines near Pearce and developments are very fiattering.
 The new customs rules and rsguls- t:ons went into effect today at tte Mexican custom houses. The new rules make . number of changes in articles that are to he paced free of duty. Where passengers going into the lower country will have the great est trouble, however, vii be in e ting rifles across the border. Revolvers and ot her side arms will be passed free as but larger arms must pay luty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

The argument on the q mu rers in the .a.es agsinst the Consolidat d Printing Co. for dana ts, will come up the tirst thing in the morning nd promises to be exceedingly interesting
 The remittuerers of to cases . gently decided by th supreme court nave b en receiv.d m the cl. rk . off z. They are tine cases of W K NJ sdc v- NJ D Scrbner and wife, and the ,ast of Ida E ummingsvs c L Cummings
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Chinese Leader
 Being Entertained

Rang Yu Wei, leadsr of the reform party in China. Is being entertained in royal style hy his compatriots in Tampico. Tn zeal end diligence shawn by the members oi the Chinese colony in that port are equal to tho-e displayed hy any other colony when honored by the presence of . great countrymsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
From fridsJ's Daily.

Attorney Richardson has returned to his home in Douglas. !
 Attorney i NJ Ross te:tsnea 70 ns home in Prescott this morning at:sf a stay hereof several dave.
 Geo II French and w.fe returned to .heir ho e in Bisbee yesterday.
 Herman E. Lsmers. formerly fore man of the Federal Mining company, committed suicide by shooting ss saf- foIl, Ariz. Very little is known of tie past of the mans lite. Mrs. Fannie Black of Bistee is | Tombstone visitor today. Mrs. Chas Clauson Of Bisbee is in the city AS witness be'Ore the court Tn the Lippert-O'Hsre case which is on trial today.
 | District Attorney Rswiins of Ora.
 ham county, is in the city on bus;.
 ness before the court in the cases of
 tie Consolidated Printing company,
 in which they are being sued t,,
 damages.
 R Zellner. the piano man in tho city on business. Wm Ph rec, the yell known com- , mercisl man was in town yesterday on his usual trip. |; Attorney Bennett left yesterday for
 Bisbee and expects to eturn iu a few
 days.
 Attorney Watson of Douglas is in
 the city on business before the court on beh If Of his client Martin O'Hsra of bisbee. co. Bustamante, . we'll known attorney of Tucson, is here on n,stters before the court. : Martin O'Hsre came over from b,s- ' nse last evening on business before
 the district court.
 Joe Lippert and wi of Bisbee arc
 m the city today being called here On
 business before the district court in , a case they have against Martin o'Hare
 involving the title of a p:ece oi
 ground in Bisbee. = John s. Williams of Biss ee, who at
 one time was a resident of this city, is here on court business re Jas Kriegb baum If Bis ee is . Tomb ct stone visitor today on business before al the district court.
 Postmas ter Clark and daughter ( 'e Turner re in Tom ostOae on 8 visit te m friends
 ss Mrs John Miller and slaughter are ,g spendirg few weeks in Bisbee on [ :" visit to her parents, Mir. and Me h, Itzweir. 10 Ex-Mayor Overlook of rouglas val 'h m the city yesterday on business be 'k fore the court. :. The utbern Pacific report for th
 month of Ms'ch operations are as fol- x lows: Gross earnings, $9,O7l.744 ex :, penses and taxe $5,9S9, ,i03; ue y earnings. $2,ll2,4il; eight months - gross receipts. x59,7S6,l97; expenses
 and taxes s46,s 1855 ;net $23, ,37I,3Jl
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
A Washington dispatch says:-

A report of the oonierrees on the statehood b Il is confidently prf dict+d this week. A compromise is believed so have been reached on the basis of accep ing the modified Foraker am. spdment which allo..s oi Arizona and Kew Mexico voting on the question.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
PROGR ANIME

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 Piano Frnnes Morqucrd Mnud Joy~ 5-Stat@iY HoHyhoc ...... ........ s. Fsdris 6-M'y BeHs .. ............... Pau DuceLe 7-Murch Heroiqne ................. F.. Schub.rt
 Pano LHidn Holland
 Piano 4d lima Soto
 S-TEe Daisy ....... .......... EGsi Zsmicknr 5-SUe't l'otts. ..................... kr man N-f fuf-St1r Sprpgled nntr Gusta-~ S'inger Tiotn. Arthur Berahf; Piano. Thos B'andt If-Heasr Rose .............. .GustdrS Lang
 Nora Red
 I2-Jrio-J0samiae-... .......... Lenzberg Byna K;nsey Doris Bsrndt. Mrs. Bsrndt B-Trump Four s.............-....d 4 Seitoris Part l. LiIioa HoHand Mrs. s. C. Bsrnh
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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02

with all the voters, or as many of them
as he can, before election day comes
round. He has considerable pride
about him and wants to see just how
large majority he can secure. 1t will
be good one, as he is vote getter and
makes friend of every one he meets
when out about the county.
Again, he thinks, and rightly, too,
that while working for himself he can
help the rest of the boys by stirring up
an enthusiasm among the people for
the whole republican ticket.
He is out daily hustling as hard as
any of the other candidates, and his
hustling will bring results, too. Watch
for them when the votes are counted
on the night of Nov. 6.-Bancroft
Commercial.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02

ed as a self.made man, arriving at his
present standing as a business man
through his own efforts. by close appli-
cation, strict honesty in all his dealings,
courteous, fair and equal treatment to
all with whom he came in contact, and
a desire to improve himself and add to
the comfort and happiness of those
around him.
Politically he has always been re-
publican, and hustling one, taking
right hold with the boys and making
things move along. This is known to
the voters of Shiawassee township and
is one of the reasons why every repub-
lican in the township should rally to his
support on Nov. 9Th; and not only then
but from now until election day they
should use their influence in his behalf
so that his majority will be handsome
one. 1t is a return they owe him for
favors rendered. And right here let us
say that you never found him backward
when asked to do favor for a friend or
neighbor. You have chance now to
do him Il favor-vote for him.
For 30 years John Watson has lived
in your midst as boy and man. Have
you ever known him to do dishonest
act2 Have you ever known him to do a
mean act? Have you ever known him
when he was not square in all his deal
ings? The answer comes with re-
sounding emphasis from every corner
of the township, No!
This is the man, the honest, energetic
man, the friend of the people, against
whose character no word has ever been
said, whom the republicans have placed
upon their ticket as candidate for the
important Office of sheriff, and whom
the Commercial takes the greatest
| pleasure as we'll as pride in commencing
to the voters of Shiawassee county. 1t
has been our pleasure on former occas-
sions TO advocate the election Of candi-
dates for county offices, but never be.
fore have we done so with greater con-
fidence or with more assurance that
every word we could say in their favor
was well aud honestly deserved We
can say with confidence and without
fear of contradiction that John Watson
as sheriff Of this county will be the right
man in the right place, and that he vii
discharge the duties of the office in
painstaking, conscientious manner
John Watson is Shiawassee towr
ship boy. he is Shiawassee township
candidate for sheriff, and the republ
| can voters of the township owe it
him end to themselves rs well. to vo
! for him To him for what he is. u
for what he has done for it's people;
themselves on account of the feeling
/ home pride that should well up in
breast of every resident Of the townsb
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-11-02
NO. 80
Hartshorn g. Son Sell Out.

The well known and popular imple-
ment firm Of Hartshorn q Son, which
has been in business about 90 years,
has disposed of the business conducted
at the corner of Main and Park streets
to the Gerow Implement Co., new
firm consisting of ex-Sheriff Daniel j.
pGerow, w. Lee Grove. and George
Clark, the two latter being employees
OF Hartshorn & Son and experienced
men in this line of business. Mr.. Ge-
row has wide acquaintance in the
county, having conducted the feed barn
on Main street east for a number Of
years, having canvassed the county
three times as a candidate for sheriff
and been connected with the Pearce 81
Gerow Co. for year and half. w.
Lse Grove is one of the best known
men in the implement business in
Michigan and Mr.. Clark is thoroughly
posted in this line Of work
The company will handle practically
the same line of goods as the old firm,
including Owosso. Flint and Stude-
baker buggies and wagons and the Oil
yer plow, Deering corn harvesters, etc.