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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-10
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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
An Arizonan
 Ostrich Farming

Tl,e articles of Incorporation of the Pan- AmeGical Ostrich company were iilet y.sier.ay m the .iice of the county carder. The ineorporators are n B Wilkinson, J w Cren-baw F ii. Ems sn and W. '. Hr ,fg '~, an | the nt .nt ,l stock Is S O,OJJ
 The me ,rp, st1rs. ,t IS sail. ar mere tigar,ne ,d, in the iiliug of th- papers, sGd the compinT is an inn portsnt one to Ph .enix, says the Ga zette.
 The concern, it is under stood, i- contr, He'd by E, B. Gaseof Tombstone, ani his aSsociate-, and most of the stock will b. held in Arizona, though SD ne outsiders are interested.
 The Dmtnny is organizel far the purpose oi buying tine ostrich farm ~est of Pnoenix owI ed by Mrs. Pier- son and managed by Ed~in Barbour, .t,4e well known plryright. The farm will l,. under rhe manage m"nt of II. J McClu"g, of the Poe. = u'x National Bank and W Il b. super r. intended by a man ny the name oi Re nm who Is familiar with the h,nc- ing of-the giant bi ds.
 X MT, Van Muck, living in North Carolina is he holder of m ,r'gags ! fnr l,0OJ against the iIrm, and thi- k assumed hv the new company. NJ s Person also receives considerable money tor her interest in the farm ! though he figure Is not annouuc. d.
 Just what pla,.s the new company may have Aie not m ,de puhlic. but Il i is understood the bus ness wIil be en target.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Rates Will Not
 Be Changed

A few days ag, A new ruling wss sent nut hy the Board of Fire Under- writers of tlr. Pacific Co st iner' a-inr all insurance rate- (sxcep. on dwell ing-l p per cert.
 Toi,y the fire insurance agents re- ceiv d Circular No. 3i6, st iting that the above ruling as l'een recinded "n all property located in Arizona. ex eptlng qnirtz mills, smelter-, reduc- ton worss. cyanide plants and hois . ing works.
 The pc pie of Arizona are 10 he c"ngratul ted in not having this in cr-ase'in rate pu; upnn them All
 yer he Wet Except Ariz ,na) they have to pay 25 per cent more than they 'ormarly did The mining com. panies will have to pay 9 per cent more than they are now paying, but they have had an u .su, lily low rate and 1t is said the advance wiIl not he nate,ial. Tn low loss record in Ari- z,ns for the past few years IS the reason f,r it. present vxempti m from he general sd ,ance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
From Fridays Daily.

Little Miss Ceceyile Fuller gave lawn party this afternoon at her home in honor of her frienJ Dorothy Machomich. The fol ON inA playmates were present: Masters Geo-te Paf- ftrty, Charles Cummins-. Joyce Ralph, Kenneth simpson, Ronald YorF, hn Robert Sneej; Misses haihinger S- grit, Esther Fisk, Mabie Hid Olive smith, Nora York, Dorothy Aachom- ich and Ceceylle Fuller.
 A pretty marriage was solemizIed st Fairhank on Decoration Day, John L. Smythe and Ms, LIcy FIsh'r b ing j,iin q m the hol bonds of u,d oek- The happy couple are well known in romhst ne, the bride being the charn- . 'ng daughter of President II T Fisher of tie PIttsiurg Ariz"na Co. Miss F Frher is Il popular young lady and social iavor!te among large circle of friends. MT Smyt' c is an rxemp plary young man highly esteemed and is at rre-ent manager of he distributing deIartm. mt of Heney & Co. at Los Angeles, | cling 'ormerly located at l Fairhank N th the Fa rbank Com
 mercial company. The PRosPECToR
 j"ins extsn ling congratulations.
 and bet wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Another Industry
 For Arizona

Concerning the p stachio industry Q! alituinIs and Its development Tn th Un"ed States, corresp' nien, from Denver says in rhe Chicsg" R C rl-Heraid: Ut will no, te i'ng before ihe young women who de'lght to make candies for the vis- ting young men will be able to add tu heir home products the expen- sive and highly prized pi.tachio cream. which is the pride rf Mail 'ard and Huy CT in New York, and ill the other great cAndy.maker of America.
 And this ~hy the pistIshio nut,
 he choicest and most costly that caches the am .r'can market, is to 'e grown iH Colorado, it having Neen discovered that profitable rate of production can be had in \ 'zons. New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and South,rn Nevada Having learned th piSt.chios grow wild in Ceutrnl \sia. where the winters are quite we're, the promoters nf the plant inrroduriibn 0ardrn oi Chico, Cal. 'ith the c '-operation of the office of ss.,d and plant introduction and dis -rinntion st Washington, have grown large number of seediiag pist Ich- ips and thes?, during the mex sixt, iavs, will be di--rihut. d among tn variJIs localities where the nut may be grown, Color ,do coming in for a considerable share '-Ex.
 The ? -rachio mt has somewha,
 he flavor .i the almond and should be grown proitably in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Much Activity in
 Turquoise District

The Turquoise district is the SC ne of conside able mining activity just at present and .tIr uf considerabl, significance Is likely withi the n.aI future !. is nnderstood some of the largest mining op"rat"rs m tiie w,s; have had representatives in the Glee- son section for some time making ex amin. tio ms and ne :otistions are likely to folio f'r transfer und-r bond of a large area of the mineral distract. The Giceson mines have been remarkable producers sHd mining men of .xper sence state the surface has hardly been scrat he'd Some big develop n ents m mining deals are looked for At the Leadvilie Co. m,nes, in this distr ct, some excellent ore has b,ea discovered oh the lower levels and 1t Is reported flattering offer for the same IS under consids raiion by ,he com papy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Another Lost Mine
 Again Heard From

Again the story of d great lost mine cones 10 the public attention. Satu : lay mn apparently not over middl. aged, hut rhoung the hard mark rf time and toll d-iground, step De of the Inc ming tram from the west.
 Th's mn has wrnd .rful ts'e to tell ahoTt a rich lea which was lost over twenty years agi and ,hich he h IS never b,en able to re- t.c4te.
 Frank Lsns, as he gave hie name. .tat. d that he was in the interior of Son Irs about twenty years ago .ud that nt that time he came across most wonderfully rich ledge in the mo iutains tack of tha' place.
 In story fe tell. Is wOnde -ful in the extn m |. in so far as str ,ining the c eiulity uf his hearers Is conce,nrd He stated that A few hours Later hs met with a party of Y qnis and ti'a: he was csmo .Iled u Lave all h's c,mping snd prospecting outfit and beat A la-ty retreat to,a'd Mocte zuma. The Ind an trou les last d for a long time, he s,ys, SD 'ng fhtt he cs;. i..ca,ient and .ntendiag to return tn the place where he had Gnu,.d his rich ledge inc maie his gay n"rth From one place to ans ther he drift q |, finally landing several years az, in Circle City, where he m,naged to make smali stake. He had always had the idea that s me day he would return and re ocat, his great strike.
 He let yesterday aftern 'on for Moe tezuma. Before leaving he stated that he was pretty confident that he would be able to find the place again. He seemed conndent of bs scoming rich man m very short me. Go d luck to him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Our Uncle Samuel
 Making Money

A Washington dispatch says it will Cost the government s U,0O0 iust to secure the blank psper on which 10 print th" supply O. paper currency I r 1907. This win prove n good ii s,st- ment, however, because Uncle Sam
 nl inli. with a face value of S76J,- tOO0O0. The biggest item in this 'otsl is the B den'minaii, n, of winch there will he Sl4S,0U0, 900; the'- will b. g O00,nGO Sl bills and 40 OO0,GO .. otS5 geld certificates. Bills of larger. denominations are fewer in prop r. tion
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Smallpox Discovered
 In Wilcox


 VT. w. \. Greene, county health o. fic T. retur ,pd Ih's morning from WIl- COX, where he Was callsd by a reported case of smallpox. He f.und G. W Tanlersly suffering with T seeer- af- tack of the disease, and immediately caused him to be isolated and guard placed oyer tine house.
 The m1n recently rame to WillcoI from Glote, where, he told Dr Greene, there was large numb,r of smallpox eases.
 !ir Greene ac.s TO. .h;nk there will he any spread of the diseise at Will c x.-lnternat onsl.American
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
To Operate Original
 Tombstone Mine

The Cocbise Mining company und' r the direction f Manager H. T Fisher will begin operations on the 'ld Tombst me mine, near the Ground Hog mine, next week. This company is also the owners of several clai :;' near the State e. Maine mine. The Tombstone is the ori inal mine loc't ea by Fl. Schi. ffelin. The Hnachuc" Water company is putting in tap t. supply tn. company with water an" arrangements have been made to ex- tend q telephone line to the m ne. Manager Fisher is in Nogales attend' ing to tine shipment oi ho'st outh' for this mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Hydrophobia Dog
 Bites Little Girl

Last night, Jaseph Rains, living ~o tn of Tempe, left for Chicago, wiere he was taking his S-ye, IT old daughter io. tieatment at the Pssreur Institute The little one had been hi,ten ny drg supposed to have ny drophobia. Several days ago, the dog known to have been bitten by a hydroph, b,a skunk, and when the ,:.imnl bit the child it was decided 10 run 10 chances, ut to take her to the nsti ute at once Tempe News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Mir. Alex Sneed
 To Visit Texas

Alex Speed, senior member of the firm ot Sneed Bros general merchar- disc. ice cream parlors, etc wll! leave tomorrow for Colorado City, Texas, where he will visit for some time with relatives and friends It is with no little degree of reluctance that Mir. Sneed absents binisel, from Tomb stone for only a brief time. where he has u'titude of friends who, sym pathizing with the afflicted, have con tributed to the upbui'ding of his husi- ness. Although life long paralytic, necessarily spending the greater DOT tion of his time in bed, Mir. Alex Sneed is @ man of fine business quail
 ications, acting as head of the firm, his seat in an invalid's chair, receiv ing orders and directing affairs by telephone. Though much of his hrsi- ness pr -sperity is due ,o superior ex- ecutive ability, MT. Sneed generously attributes his success to the warmth of heart of the Tombstone public, who is ever willing to assis: the deserving, especially when one attempts to A. sist ones self. For this phenom'nal success in business Mir Sneed feels truly grateful, and he is 10th to leave, but will soon rsturn to his friends ~hn i,in with PROsPEcrOR in wishing him an enjoyable visit with the "old folks at home
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
The History of
 Arizona Copper

The history of Arizpn,. and es- p'ciaily this section, is very diversi- he'd, said Manager Walter Douglas |" the Copper Qneen fu '.siay evening m iiS speech at the h,nquet tendered "ov'rnor kihhey and st II by tn. Chamher os Commerce at Bishee.
 or this the statistic. speak for themselves. They, however, are very boreseme orators.
 "Onr agricultural products help feed and clothe the world, while our god. silver and copper aid IF supplying the arts and industries of the wUrli with materials for its great work.
 "l will n ake the statement that 75 per cent of the white population Of Arizona are supported hy the mlnes sf thi territory. When 1 say they gain their livelii". in that mann CT l do so without fear ol exaggeratior
 There has always been a certain bhtdStisi>lh pftNfth Niit itiUlfE hru the m,ner which it wouid he well ro iminH te alt"ge her. The success "i both depends upon their c I-"pe'sti n
 'Gring hack to the cary h story af Arizona we find that tine fiist pros pectors d d not bother their head ahcut c"I per. even ipokinS askance a' silver. They were after god. I'm second era "' prospecting commenced when those wh" were most intere-t. d m silver and lead came on. Tn sr wonid not look at tie vast copper prnd lcing clains, either. Last come, the copper rospectpr. who found wha iIe was |, 'k'ns f,r ani ayess ny il | These are the men who have mad the territory.
 "l will give only short r'snme O. the history of copper in this terri tory. as I suspect that p,O-t of mN mill and sm Ter was -itua'ed on 0 q Bill Williams ,reek, tine coke for tn furnaces heinz b ought io this cnur- try from Wa'es since ths: time ih- industry las iucrea>.d ro suoh vas extent that it would he hard tu re- alize on the part ofone not acqusint, | with 1t.
 "rhe gnvernm snt report Of the cop per pro iuctipn cf irizols tor lSS prt- the total at l0.6bJ f,r the year That ot i9bj estin ties the outprt ar l2 l,0OO tons, sn increase of ne .rl, l2OJ per cent.
 Ear be it from me, gentlemen. r. c nvey the impression that all the mines which have been attemp'eC have been successe. This would b, untrue. 1 believe that mpre money has been sunk in the grnuud m Arr z ma than has ever been taken out Mining has only been successful III nall sppts. and B.s lee 4u her inte:- es.s compri,e one "f the-e"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Colonel Greene
 Still Crippled

In the piira;e car, Cananea, attsch- ed t" the Drummer, Special, Colonel " lliIm q. Gietne rassed over the F.. p.8 $ w, from Hot Springs, Ar kInsss, where he has been for the past month Tn search of relief from an at- lack "f rh umatis II from winch he has sitfer d. ..
 Col Greene. althoug' he ia consid. rrabiy improved he is far from well. He expects tb .main in Cananea uu- II h, has completely recovered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Early Closing of
 Business Houses

The following eigned agreement bet. ween the Tombstone merchant. and clerks for early cls~ing went into effect Monday. May 18th. l9O6:- We, the undersigned merchants O. Tombstone. Arizona. do hereby pledge our word of honor that ~e will close our houses of business every evening at ' o'clock. except Saturdays and Pay days.
 The-sgreement goes into effect ou Monday, May 18th, 1906.
 MERCHANTS.
 John Rock
 Foo Kee
 Borrow dale Brothers
 Yeopg Feok
 M. A. Cowles
 Machcmich Mercantile Ce.
 H. E. Peoples
 Mrs. F R. English
 F"nk Ysple
 F. N. Wolcott
 Sneed Brothers Crhis does not apply to confection- cry and cigars.)
 CLERKS. Augusta St. Louis Vim. Fowden F C. Willard Jno. J Warren Fred Reed Bert Beach 0. P. Cook J W Reed Boh Reed Borruwdale Bros. Fred 2 Hahn E l.. NcCauslsnC A. G. Eads Robert lobe
 R. l. Kendall
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Wife of Ex-Governor
 Married in Los Angeles

Mrs. Sarah Murphy, Of Los An gel s, and Ar -hur Pike, of San Frsnc sco, were married Tn Los An. g.-les last week. Mir Pike Is a ha.d- ware merchant O. San Francisco. Mr.. ;iks Is a native daughter of Arizona and was the W fe of Ex-Gov- ern ,r Murphy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Washington Camp
 To Liven Up

From what appears to be reliable reports there will 60 Gre things do,ng apl-nty" out Washington camp way It is saiI that there mas been or will he, a consolidation of the Westinghouse and DuGue.ue interests and operations on a very large scale m the mining and smelt- ing iine-Nith railroad li.es on the side.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Work is Progressing
 at the Pittsburg-Ariz.

The Pittsburg-Arizona shaft is down 200 feet in e lime formation that sbows strongly in copper. They are vorking three shifts and Manager Reider is we'll pleased with she pro- vress made and the prospects Tn" company shows faith in the venture s,om the fact that they have 29 claims al, in one group. They have recently .cou;red the old mill site of the re Leo at Charleston and re- ducs;on plant is one of the near future Improvements.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-03
Whittlesey Found
 Not Guilty

Ms P B. WarDekres. Geo. Black, Dist ict Attorney FIan' igan, Aitor- ney rhos Bennett and Sheriff Hunt returned from Phoenix today where they were in attendance on court m the N hittleysy trIal The jury brought in vtrdic, fl acqni''al and Whitlessy released from custody.