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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Tombstone vs.
 Huachuca Water Co

The case of the City Of Tom bston. ''. the Huachuca Water Co.,, to Irr- 'ent this company from tearing up ns pipe line to the Huachuca mou |. ains and shutting off the present rater supply to the city, was henr -fnre the district court this mornin.
 The city secured an injunction nor. han e year ago against the company 7 This is vital question to Tombstone. md the finsl Judg uent of the cour, awaited with a good deal of anxiety y the property owners of Tombstone
 d the people generally, as Tomb
 one has aiways enjoyed the distinc-
 "n of having the most wholesom water supply in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
The Law on
 Mining Locations

The territorial law of Arizona re- qn-res in locating a mining claim th,
 following acts: From the time o
 locating the mine claim the loc tor shall he allowed ninety days w.thi'. which to do, ar cause to be done, tht i"l owing things: To eau e to be re c"rded in the otiic- of the county re- cord of the c,unty in which tn claim is situated copy of tn locati notice; to sink & discover shaft in the claim to a depth Of d last 10 feet from the lowest part the rum O: the shaft at the surfsc. and deeper if necessary, until there is disclosed in said shaft mineral il place; to monument the claim on th. ground so that its boundaries can bt readily traced.
 he failure to do all these thing. here enumerated, in the time an space speciti,d, shail be construed sI abandonment of the clam, and all right and claim thereto of the discov. erer and locator shall he forfeited. Thus it Is seen that Arizona law Is specific, and provides penalty fer neglect to perform any or all of the requirements of the territorial statute, relating to tine location 6! mining claims
 As the law has never been passed npnn by the supreme court of the United States, there is a possibility that locator who has done the neces- sary work of development, but who failed to stake and record the claim. might he able to retain his fitle to the claim. he courts have decided, however, that the states and terri. or. ies have the right t. enact add ditionai legislation as to mines that is not in conflict with the federal st ,tutes
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Earthquake Fund
 Still Increasing

Several days ago mention was made Of the San Francisco relief funds he- ing rai-ed throughout Arizona and ag- gregating vel toward fifty thousand dollars. There WAS then no informa- tion concerning the activities in Globe, Clifton and number of other large towns in the territory. It is now learned that Globe raised over g ,5OO, Clifton and adjoining camps approx inste'y $2,500, Final c'unty touns approximately $500, Yuma $4O0 and large quantities of clothing and other supplies. Flagstaff raised Fl POO. Tue- sons donation amounted to about E 900 and in nearly si' the territorial towns the amounts raised and hereto fore mentioned are being slowly i'm creased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Joe Bush" at the
 Indian Hot Springs

INDIAN HOT SPRINGS, Ariz., April 27,
 Not many people are aware that we have real, genuine hot mineral springs wit modern accommodations SO near home, but such is 6 fact nevertheless
 Indian Hot Springs, owned by Alex. ander Bros lies on the east bank of the Giis riv r, against the foot hills, and about equal distant between Bowie and Globe on the G. ", G. & N. rail- way. According to tradition the Apaches knew of the medicinal prop critics of these springs over a century ago. and many cures were effected by simply drinking the water and taking mud baths. Many of Arkansas Ho, Springs customers congregate here every spring and fall; some for treat ment, others for the sake of a rest.
 At present the 3-story hotel is kept full. The management has in mind s nu Der of improvements in the nen future which, when completed, VI make of the .,lsce . most attractiv, one.
 The Indian Hot Spring Oil Co. lately organized by prominent busi- ness men ol Globe, is drilling for oi near he sanitarium At this writin. the we'll is down $50 ct; an unusua amount of hot water has been struck The flow is estimated st l COG. .OO0 ga Ions per "A hours, psSing of n doabt the biggest arteeian well in sh territory. This week the water wal e cssed oil and drilling will be rr -u ed until oil shall have been en -ounterrd or A depth of 1000 ct al tAined. The company has every con fdence that oil exists here, from tn fact that a body of asphaitum hs been gen through in the well. Tn we'll Is no small affair, 10 inch casin heing used. All the vacant land ina been located for three square mile around the springs, by parties wh. have been here recupersting.
 Jos BUsH."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Examination For
 Forest Rangers

The necessary blanks for taking tn, civil service examinations for flores. rsnge. or crest supervisor may be had on application to F. g. Breen. fores, supervisor, Flagstaff, Ar,z. All appli. cations should be in early, in orde, that sufficient supplies may be sent from Washington 10 the point where examinations are to be held, in time for the examination. Examinations will be held at Flagstaff. Prescott, Globe and Benson for rangers, on May 70, II and l2. and st the same places NJ M,y IS for forest supervisors. Appli- cants for ranger positions are required to be sound of health and between the ages of 2l and 40. The examination is based on practical knowledge of the work and fed test. Salaries range from $9O0 to $l7O0 per year, accord ing to the ability of the man Appl;. cations for p ,sition of forest supeiYis of should only be made by persons with training and experience along this line, ss 6 rating Of 70 per cen: is required TT examination papers vii not be rated. The forest service ctY, Is 'od opportunities fer good, reliable men, at good salaries. A book of rules and regulations governing iores. reserves may be had on application to F 5. Breen, Flagstaff, Ariz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
No Aid From ,.
 U. s. to Citizens

*It seu go into the wilds of Sonor
 " the risk of your fife, and get int,
 trouble with the Yaqui-, don't expec
 te United States to protect you o demand rep.rst on from Mexico O, your behalf"
 ms announcement. practically iu s many words, has b en given out b state departments to Americans whu e'ther have or are Contemplating ac. 4uiring interests in mora.
 During the past few months com pia'nt by the score have poured int" the state department regarding con ditions in Sonora Relatives of Am cries ns ,ho have been attacked a,d murdered by Yaquis have asked th [, tRsStste department de and rep ra ton fr5& the Mexican government. Prospec,ors and m,n.ng en hay, be-n complain g that tine Mexica officials are incompetent and hs~ made no intelligent effort to su,pres, the uprising and protect travellers sn, those who own property or have in terest in the state. Every m m. | and description of complaints hay, been filed and even suggesti ns in tsrvention made.
 To all of these tine state department has replied in terms pratlcaily d. given above. It is the final word as to the position of the United Ststs, go ernmeDt on the matter and recog- nition of the fact probably will hay. some effect on American activity i, sonora in the future.-Chihuahm Enterprise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
So ne Reasons
 Why They Go

Some people go to church to weep, while others go to sleep. Some go to church to tell their woes, while others go to show their clothes Same go to lsten o the preacher, others to hear the solo screecher. The boys they go to reconnoiter, the gIrls go because they orter. Many go for good ref-c- tions, but precious few help the collec- tions .-Ey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Yearly 30 Cases of
 Smallpox in Bisbee

Sanitary Officer spaulding of Bis ,ee announced that he had quaranti' d 28 families on the Naco road in th ,icinity of the Slovenian store b' .ause of smallpox. which had develop d in a Mexican family on the hil! The family was taken 10 the pes house. Father, mother and two ch ] iren are infected. It is expected ths III will be taken sick, the mother ant :.ther at the present time, however mi, heing afflicted. City Phys:ci .I Brodericx went to he vicinity of tn home of the family sent to the pes house and directed thorough fumigs ion. With virus he took along, h.
 ster vaccinafed about seventy peopl living in the vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
TATE OF OHIO, Try OF roLEDo

fTATE OF OHiO, ITY OF TOLEDO,
 LUCAS COUNTY. F ank J. hennv makes oath tha. ne is senior partner of the firm of F. J 'heney & Co, doing business in tn. :ity of Toledo, county and state afore .ad, and that said firm will pay tn. sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh tha, cannot be cured ny the nse of HslP, Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe, in my presence, this 9th day of De cember, A. D. 1886.
 (SEAL) A.W. GLEASON.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter. nslly, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F.J. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halle Family Pills or const. patton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
From fassdsfs sUME-er
J. M Dinand of Los Angeles is uest at the Arlington hotel

J. NJ Dinand of Los Angeles is d
 uest at the Arlington hotel. Charles Overlook. ex-mayor Of Doug las, is a Tonbst ne visitor, being called here ss A witness in the case al the Provi .entisl Mutual Loan A-so citation against c. H. French and wife.
 Attorney R'chard-on, of Dougl-s, came over last evening to attend to some civil cases before the di.trict court today.
 Attorney E. E. Ellingwood of Bis bee, is in attendance before the dis- trict court. having number of civil cases which will 'me up for t isl dur ing the next few days.
 J. Nj. Ross, well known Yavapai county attorney. is in the city for "A lew days on business before the dls- ri court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Arizonan Loses
 Valuable Horses

Yesterday Lon Harmon lost four valuable young horses hy having them cut on bsrbed wire fence. Az he was passing house little dog ran out and frightened the horses so that they Tan into :he wire. Four of them were so badly cut that they died on the spot. 4 fifth vas badly injured but it is thought it may get weIl- Tempe News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Could He Have
 Done Arizona Lawyers !?

A aiins, Kansas dispatch says
 man took in" a number of lawyers here yesterday by conf denc~ game He spent the entire da, m he city consulting number O attorneys relative to case for dsmagr- against railroad for alleged injurie> 10 his cousin. He wanted them to s.ke the case for his co1sin and made out . clear cause for action in hi- ,,.rv. Lat in the evening he return d and asked each for little none, to b " bandsges and medicine for th' in-ur q cousin. He "~orked" severs of sh~m for sums ranging from $S t tlt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Has Denounced
 Dowie's Mines

It is announced that one of Elijal Dowies representatives has d.. ,'unced an old Spanish mine ir ne Etzstlsn district of Guadslaiar- 1exico, and that the "prophet will seek to revive his fnanci. f rtunes through Mexican ming.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

Wh e Col. W. c. Greene and party were down in the Sierra Msdre region hisweek Col. Gr enc made donation of $50J0 for new school ouse in Ocamp and gave $500 towards books and furniture for it. He also gave Sl0 o to the church in Ocampo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
]. 0. 0. F. Outing
 Was Grand Success

c lite 2 numb of Tombstoneiter went to Lewis Springs vest, d V l., take in he p'cnic given by the Odd Fellows There was a good attendance rom Bisbee and i'ouglss and a good ime was had. The wind bIes rather hard at times and made thin . rather iisagreeabIe, and several returned home witho their hats.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
60,000 Buildings
 Were Destroyed

A map just publish d of the burnt distr'ct m San Francisco shows an area covering 453 city blocks. all of which are south of Market street. and 342 st the north end The estimated number of buildings destroyed will be In the neighborhood of 60,0OO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
A Phoenix disp itch says:-

A Phoenix disp'tch says:-
 A special train of cattle left Phoenix CT San Francisco for the aid of the i-titute.
 A c,r Ci dresssi beef was also sen ,ut and a car of canned meats.
 CAT of sheep. hogs, oh ckens. etc. will he sh pped this week, also & car oi clothing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Names Omitted From
 Earthquake Donations

In preparing the list of those who donated funds for the distr ssed earth. quake sufferers of San Francisco, last
 eek, the following names were in d
 CT antly omitted. These additional Nrns swell the tot ,l contribution to
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Cochise County's
 Revenue for April

The report of Sheriff Hnnt of the licenses collected for the month of April show the ollowing:
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

jducats Your Bowefs Whi Ca.earers
 candy Cathartlc, crre consi ipGtion foreve, ( Sc U c C. c fcil. d. uzgists refund uonss
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06

ChambelIain's Cough Remedy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01

Get your windows fixed cy the glass
men, Morrison, Merrill q Co., 2S Main
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
MAGGIE DUFFY, RICH,
J|LTS A POOR MAN
Nurse Girl Speculated on Tips
of President Dinkey of
Carnegie Steel.

PITTsBURG. Sept. so.-There is no rea-
son why Miss Maggie Duffy should not marry
an English peer or an Italian ~rince. She
is young, pretty and rich, and ''the Irish
American duchess or 1.-The Cork Pitts burg
princess sounds we'll 10 her.
Miss Maggie was 10 have been married
on Thursday, but when her ardent hance
hurried TO her fathers home IL Braddock
her mother told him:
Maggie has changed her mind and gone
away for awhile Here arc the engagement
ring you gave her and your letters
Miss Maggie is nurse girl in the house
hold Of Ava c. Dinkey, president OF the Car
negie Steel company. Ono day she heard
Mr.. Dinkey remark that such and such a
stock was going up. She took the
tip given all unconsciously, speculated with
her savings in the stock, and made more
money than sho would earn by tending sew
eral generations of babies. Since then she
has quietly acted on every bit OF information
about tho stock market that fell from Mr.
Dinkey's lips She brought her parents
from ireland and bought them most COM
Portable home.
''Maggies rich now her mother de.
clared this afternoon. 'Phat the divil does
she want 20 marry poor clerk for any.
howf She's u good gill. is Maggie, and
some day. mebbe, she II be as rich as andy
Carnegie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
SONG BARRED IN SHOP
Factory Girls Strike Because Their
Voices are Stilled.

TRENTON, N, J. Sept, 30, No
girl allowed to sing while, at work.
This is the order issued by the star
Porcelain Works Of this city, which mas
resulted in one OF the most peculiar
strikes ever instituted. When 1t was
found that their voices must DO stillcd
during working hours, as far as song is
concerned, twenty five of the girl oPer,,
ators Of the company promptly walked
out. % tho
The favorite selections OF tho
at the Church, and HNot Because HT,
Your Hair is Curly although nen
the Harvest Days Are Over. JESSIE
Dear had few consistent admirers. rs
n was ono of the warblers OF the last
ditty. who caused the order OF Silence
TO be promulgated. While rece'taihs tia
an order over the long '9,e 9ho
nhone this singer was asked wheh Ine
goods could be shipped: o
NWhcn The Harvest Days arc over
Jessic. Dear came back the re re-
spouse to the waiting buyer at the me
Other end Of the line. The woui9,net fot
nmrchaser failed to appreciate the teef
that the response was a sweet puas' .Ho To
SONG and the incident nearly cost the th
firm the order. Finally, howevei' h,w ,ue
buyer relented and consented 10 ;np;ng en- ),
But the firm. had had enough Si"s'"S
and the order OF silence follo~eu'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
|HIS STOLEN
||E ON HARTMAN
Paper Says Great
'nsrn Magnate Is to
inter California.

4 ..'1AAClsC0, Sept. 30.-A San
rPer today prints the fol-
q hll has stolen a march on
i 'Snnan ~ an, and is getting ready
4 y Sshiornia. Not only has
i Solsnern magnate completed
proposed new line from
q 70 san Francisco, but he
q quietly a valuable point
;nofe for railroad terminals
.ng On the cost Of the CON
sCik NTH the ayowed pur-
nag ,,ng san francisco bay on
mI0ad map inside of tie
,so, : Mown yesterday that Hill.
1iSsylsssesnfatives sent here sew.
2,v 0stose ne the earthquake, tied
/ ,s,s.aa Farm Island property in
,rssda ull which will be filed
s,zvsSa suia !; for a terminal, and he
efoss ssV ~ "a planning for a ferry
A. ns p;ts 70 San Francisco bv
\ n,ss. ~ nver, which affords hiJn
Mo st,s n, 9, .. entering the State
a5 n; NJ SIERRA Nevadas on an
b bls ,o surveys from Boise
liEeaat..g,i.o al .g,ioposed new route into
'i's. part Of Oregon to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
REv0[1S
|||lINsT SNOOT
/, That Section of Utah
psbeIIior Against
! The Apostle.
|,uERIcAN CONVENTION
h CALLED FOR OCT. 5
,,ared andFifty Voters
amended Signatures
III Being Circulated.

Anna. In a squib you ask
lFishburn could not run
l,.h,rs. y, srUd Under ordinary cir;
s'u . man who has done well
,,,nS SN might be sent buck
VIZ, .S;rd time is the charm,
. put in Box Elder county
.,d;usry Io happens. Madam
4: heeu telling that nine
8 inostIe John Henry Smith
y y ayf aas Of Brigham IS staunch
Y y ,Ss. mis- mission would be
I. he legislature. Since that
;..u ~ the same source that F.
~ - looks towards the State
4 an to Congress.
.,sssd ~ came. The Box Ell
,ISsr;sd "What is the mat
~ so.called Republican or
4, Box Elder Report) in it's
~-i:ted Fishburn g name, and
md Republican county con
a and adjourned without
* candidate for Congress
'f,,uk W. Fishburn, or giving
ELEMENTARY resolution. So
4 Bepublican put up the ques-
4. News. s.What is the mat
r;rsrds wanted a State Office
.fSau county convention en-
4 and every delegate voted for
r.rsed for his nomination.
's,ss thing came to pass. A
for Congress established
II and went into the fight
,luire tho grit. Fishburn
|Ab friends told the writer
'r,r told Apostle Smoot "Hell
"A in Box Elder county un~
a square deal.' And Smoot
'in a square deal: And the
Z, The strongest Republican
|Esare down on all Fish burn g
John Henry Smith S
q Fishburn's place in the
|, Il is true Smoot let him
zore than a square deal of
d Boz Elder delegation ad-
\ sersd number seven from
ure Of four is sixteen. Smoot
b twenty. That was gener-
b, iwenty-seven not needed
\ And still g square revela-
Il Of the brethren (and one
IA; Fishburn friend can t
legislature, but another man
lcainated.
b Elder News in its write-up
'|1ltes to come up before the
b Convention gives the name
b appointed, and leaves John
l'h's man out in the cold.
b whats the matter. The
Zation wipes out the older
|Es said ~ want to be vim
3 Will cost the Republican
aIeis Of votes and has led to
|M American party, with
~ IN the Utahna Hotel,
|iA P. O. boz 944, Brigham,
!n1ss convention is called for
'as 2 p. m. in Corinne. Over
: coming from both parties
} enrolled.
2 City, Utah, Sept. 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
storv of Raid Untrue,

LISBON, Sept. 3o--The report pup, p
Iisnea ~ the vaults Of the Bank of poT-
sa sa ON ras as' raay y,9d might aaS By Ss EGs
tbe peeS -obbers were prevented from rom, nian nf
,uo ,no . larger haul only by discovery o.
their operations. ~ untrus'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01

Highest prices paid for cast iron,
eopper and brass Hy-um A. Silver,
Foundry and Machine Co.. Asa W. 5th
North.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01

Davis County fair at Lagoon. Salt
Lake day October 3. Pluck band. Fare
so cents, including admission to
grounds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01

All ouaIty-defning superlatives fail
to express the tastefulness OF
MOUNTS Ketchup.