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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
Report Heavy
 Passenger Traffic

Conductors on the Southwestern railrUad report that the number of passengers carried "n the trains this mont1 was unusually heavy. All the trains are doing big business and especially is this true of the Benson local and the Drummers' special.
 Tuesday Conductor Purcell handled l39 tickets on the train going from Douglas to Benson and on the return trip to Douglas from Benson the mum. Der of tickets hand ed was l64. Both ways on this train the number of pas sengers taking the train and leaving it has averaged about 300 for several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
Arizona Saloons
 Must Close

According to the interpretation 0 Attorney Gen r.I E. S Clark. the ss looms mus: close on the day on wh cl the primary elertions are held in Ar . zons under the new primary law.
 MT. Clark, it seems, had been study ing the law and had already delivered an opinion on the subject for the ben- eft of the Yavapai county board Of supervisors.
 The law on the subject provides that saloons must close when the polls are open for all general elections. It does not refer to primaries, and here tofore it has been customary for the saloons to remain open when the prj- maries were in progress. Ho~eyer, the pri aries have not been held sic multaneously all over the territory heretofore, and this is the first one
 cid under the new law and under the direction of the county admin.stra tions.
 The attorney general holds that ss it is- general primary, the sls ton law affecting saloons covsrs this day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his 6rrn.
 WALDIya, KIsNAN < MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally, acting direct y upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimouials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pil.s for consti patton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
Prominent Arizonans
 May Be Prosecuted
A Washington dispatch says =

A Washington dispatch says:--
 Secretary Scott Smith. secretary of the Interior Hitchcock, arrived here to-day from Arizona, where he has been investigating stock and reclamation services. He refuses to give out any statement at the present as he leaves this evening to lay his information before Secretary Hitch Cock, who is at his summer home in New Hampshire. He said he should not wonder if there were prosecutions of persons of prominence in both Ari- zons and New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
An Arizona Jail
 Out of Commission

A PRosPEcroR correspondent visited Gleason on Saturday. He saw the old Glea.en jail, He wac not inside of it, because it is larg, live-uak tree with huge log-chain welded together around it's base. To this chain one
 nd of the shackle wou d be fastened 'nd the other end would be locked ,round the ankle of the culprit. One
 nan said he had seen three men at
 ne time thus chained to this tree. '.es, you may get a wrong impression We will say our correspondent was not chained to the tree on his recent ,isit. The improvised jail stands ss
 elic of earlier days, 8 mute reminder
 nat one must behave him elf even if n an Arizona mining camp. Gleason now has modern jail, but it is pa tronized but little.
 Walter Cunningham has made strike on his Manhattan claim, about d mlle and half below town, which is caus ng considerable excitement. An assay showed IS OF. silver, $7 gold and 40 per cent copper. The rock cer tsiniy looks good. Small flakes of gold may be seen in the samples. Mir. Cnnninghs T says he has 6 4-foot lsdge. It is in diorite lime. The shaft is only IA feet deep but the work is in stoping ground now. It is said that John Gleason has offered to sink 150 feet on it for 6 third interest. Walters friends hope his strike may be as big as it is good.
 We were informed that the Shannon Copper Co. had taken charge of the Belle property. The general feeling IS that of confidence that this con- dence that company means business, and, being experienced in copper min- ing, will soon show the country at
 arge whether the Copper Belle is bonanza or not. Owners of adjoining .rope..ies are looking we'll to their in- terests. and values have appreciated considerably in consequence of the shannon companys proposed oper. stions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GlvEIl IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS Glvell IN BRIEF
 CHATriE MORTGAGE Mrs W Rorndtree to W NJ Tay- Tor
 M Yort to Bropby Carriage Company
 ( D Graham to Brophy Carriage Company
 Juan L Arranta to Brophy Carriage Company
 Henry outley to B,ophy Carriage Company
 George Kelsey to Brophy Carriage Company
 Anthony Graves to Brophy Carriage Company
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Mary Negri to George A Matter Manuel Lepez ct ux to Mary K Nc samsra
 LIS PENDENs William Deckeraw vs H Clifford, F D Cheseldine-justice of the peace
 H W Mlller-coastable
 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION The AntIers Mining & Milling Com psny JHJacks to Fernando Corrales Bank of Bisbre to W Clawson Miners & Merchants Bank to Joha and Mary Kronman Miners & Merchants Bank to F A | sutter y Huffsker (assignee of W H Hsrris) to Leo Mcdowell
 RELEAsE DEED siif~T Guarantee X Trust company to Louis G Jackson Bisbee prop sfy'...-.. O
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Coehise Development com h,ny to John H Dye land. lO UO | Fe nando Corrales ct ux to Manuel Lopez Douglas property. .. 700 % | E K P;rtle company to Fernando Correlles Douglas property. 35 OO l John Taylor. mayor, to l lewis G Jac son Bisbee property ......-..-,.. io VV
 WARRANTY DEED = -fir.el Donahoe to Den
 J Danihy Doug's | .,,sJ,.sy y-..-.....-.-. lzo Us Prof. Harris to William 8pfSss.d Read laud .. 1c00 co George A Matter ct uI to Mary V Negri Doug.as property ooV oo John NJ ohnson ct ux to = to Tony Bendich Bisbee property. " w CL Edmunson ct ux to II Stone ct ux Bisbee prOpe " <@ w Naco Real Estate and Im- provement company to Frank A Guise Naco property .s.---.----.. 4V W Jo,.n N Johnson ct ux to Roger Kenn.dy Bisbee property. y........-- V Jon Nj Johnson ct ux to Roger Kennedy BIstee propeSty-- iV OV Usto Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
 CONTRACT OF SALE Copper Qneen Con. Mg Co with Ear. H Kazey
 RELEASE OF CONTRACT OF SALE FTP Clearly to Copper Queen Con Mg Ca.
 MORTGAGE
 oE Andress ct ux to State Mutua I BEL Ass.
 CC Montgomery ct ux to Stat Nut B & L Assn CR Temple es ux to State Musus
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
Arizona Mines
 Great Producers

Consular reports show that material development of Mexico under Presi- dent Disz is strikingly illustrated by the steady growth of her revenues in the last thirteen years
 Starting with the fiscal year 1893. ~hen the total collections were $37.- 607 900, and ending with the fiscal year 1905, which the Mexican Inyes- tor estimates to have produced $92,- OOO, 900, the record is . remarkable one. The collections of custom house revenues increased strikingly during the last half of the year 19O6. The increase ID those collections in July and August, l9O5, miglt have been explained by the efforts to rush in goods on which the import duties were increased by the tariif which came into force at the beginn ng of September, but instead of . reduction, which might have been feared, as result of the change in tariff rates, the collections increased dur ing the succeeding months. 60 much co that the import dut'es during the half year ending December 3l yielded &, 900, 900 more than during the cor responding period of the previous year.
 The numerous changes in the tar if rates seem not to have causs q
 any inconvenience to the import trade.
 The suppression and reduction ol taxes on mining did not decrease the
 in,ernal revenue, as the increased
 yield of other forms of this revenue
 no only compensated. but caused ar
 increase in collections in the hal
 yesr under review of $500. %, q
 com pared with the corresponding hal { ysss in 1904.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver SI OO Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, Copper$1 50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo,
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
From Mondays Daily.

Roher, Rae of Douglas was in the
 city roda, on business before the
 district court.
 Chas Trotmsn the Bisbee merchant,
 is in he county seat on court bust. ness.
 Gep H Kelly, of the International American at Douglss, was D the city today.
 Geo B Wilcox returned yesterday from Tempe. where he went to es'ab- lish his family. so that his daughters could attend the normal school.
 Attorney S A Merritt was in town yesterday from Bisbee on legal busi- ness
 Chief Justice Kent arrived here this morning from Phoenix and will hold a brief session of the district court.
 Rev Logic of Douglas IS in the city today, coming here to get his final naturalization papers.
 Maurice Denn, the we'll known Bis bee mining man, is Tombstone visi- tor today.
 Jack White, the Republican aspi- rant for sheriff, was in the city today on business connected with his official position, as constable of the Bisbee precinc:.
 s. D. Pine, representing the Los Angeles Times. is in the city in the nt rest of au Arizons edition that is to be issued by that journal.
 pearc, has an athletic club with excellent equipment, and much inter- est is bei lg manifested by the mem bership.
 General Secretary Edwin Kettle and Director Wm. B. Cramer of tn e Douglas Y. NJ. c. A.. were in Tomb stone yesterday. and at a union ser vice at the ConRregsti nal church, last evening, advocated the organiza ton of a |. NJ. C.. A. in Tombstone. The movement meets with public favor a'-d an effort will be made to organize here.
 Benson, it would appear from a jourr slistic viewpoint, has . surfeit l of railroads. Last week the PRos- | PECToR discovered a trsnscontinental line running at random, and as a era.uity we handed it over tn that | railroad center, where terminal fscil- | i.Ies and artesian water a-plenty could | be found, but the astute editor of the Benson Press, who knows when he has enough. absolutely refuses to ac ,ept the gift. It will be many moons' Bro. Shinn, ere the PRosPEcroR makes ? ou another such an offer.
 J s. Mills. assistant superintend- snt of the Pacific division of the w F. O., accompanied by Route Agent W. H. Colby, who are on trip of iu- ,pection of Arizona offices, arrived in tl,e city today.
 The Cochise Mining Co, under the H T. Fisher, is making excellent progress 'n its mines in this district A rich strike of ore was re- gently made on this group and the same is developing very satisfactorily A new h. list has been installed on one of the mines of the company and sink ing is belng prosecuted with vigor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30

1 Martin kirshwi 6 ct ux to
 Harry Holbroel, Doug
 las property ... .... $50 oO rank V Moreno ct ux to
 w R King, T mbetone
 property. o1o V' Lee Thompsor ct ux to Ju
 lian c Montana, Doug
 las property. y.......... zZo Vo Julian C Montana ct ux to
 Virginia Rogers. Douglas property ............-. lio oo Burrel c Mu-grave to Harry
 B Calisher, Douglas prop
 erty. .-.....- Aoo " Mrs JsneC Seeley to w B Nelson, Douglas prop erty ioV w Harry B Ca!isher ct ux to Francisco Nj Fernandez, Douglas property. ... % % , E K PiItle company to
 Jane C Seeley Douglas
 property. .............. oO E A Hockly ct ux to R G Arthur Douglas prop erty.... ............ oUO Alejsndro Acebo ct ux to Antonio G m ino
 Douglas property. ...... $50 .. International Land nd
 Improvement company
 to Alejsudro A Do
 Douglas property ...... - CW Fisher to John Mohr
 Douglas property. ...... 10 .. Ge, rge P & Elsie A B'own to Annie J Haven Doug las property. ..... 25O .. John H Norton and Ida H Stewart to Mary E B Benson. Wilcox prop eIty lO Spencer W Clawson ct ux
 to Douglas Improvement company land. .. l .. F H Mike to A c Powell Douglas property .... 237 50 R Jones ct ux to Mrs
 Martha Lyell Douglas property. y............. 150 .. Librado c CaldeIon e. ux ,oA A Dudley Douglas property y.....-.... 35 ..
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Guadalupe Loiez to Neville X Ross
 Mrs Lulu Snow to Henry c Beum- Ter
 Mrs Martha Lyell to Arizona Trust & Banking Go
 APPROPRIATION OF WATER Clarinda A McLane
 MORTGAGE
 Mary Shearer to Prevalent Nut. ual B & L Assn
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-09-30
REAL ESTATE MoRTe GE

|
 Lee A Boigstrom ct ux to J Wood
 WARRANTY DEED Harry A Harding 10 Amos
 Gretton Dougls. prop | cTtN.. l<J VI International Land a D d
 Improvement company
 to Bern 'rdo G m ez
 Douglas property. .... R Q Santa Fe Pacific Railroad
 company to Ss ford T Taylor land. =. .... 100 V SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Walter W stovall to D E & Metti And ess
 Bank of Bisbee to Mary and Le Dorgstrom
 Cordie Richmond to c P Pearson
 cHATTLE MORTGAGE Mrs J D Cloud to Copper Queer Con Mig Go
 Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company to George E Crysler Same to Bowen
 Sane to Nj J Cunningham Same to H Snodgrass Same to Mrs Gus Lundquist Same to c McEwen Same to Wm Mihelich Same to John Falls Same to Nichol Harmon Same to Charles B Fister Same to James Vaughn Same to Louis Souas Same to Robert Lycns Same to Joe Weiss Same to Andrew Sinclair Same to Chas c Dihlgreen Same to Carl Carlson Same to 5 Sloar Same to W A Carnahau Same to James Butler Same to John c Coos Same to c A Steinmetz Same to J c Nowlin
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE GA Tyler ct ux to Citizens Bank of Benson
 POWER OF ATTORNEY EF Fisher toe A Taylor
 MINING DEEDS Chas lynn and Dan B Seed to James Letson Anton Klein. T N Mur- ray and Emil Nj ar ks mines ia the W arren district. ........- W Emil Marks to H R and George Haninger mines in the Warrsn d i s- tr1ct- W John Mead, WIS ct ux to John J Weary mines in the Sxisshelm district. 10 %
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Guadaloupe Lopez ct ux to J E Howard Dougl property...- ....----.. l-o Vo
 B.ks s. DIED Albert NJ Sames to Frank Moody Douglas prop erty. ...-.--. -..'... 5Io VV
 WARRANTY DEED Michael Donohoe to George A Tyler Douglas prop er.y ............ l15 Ol ABg-iio Morine to Stephen Genardino lard .... 5000 0( JO Braley to Phil E Darbe iand.. ....--$ oL0 W L G Jackson ct ux to Mrs CA Miano, Bisbee prop eIty wv VI A J Wilkerson to Mrs Don- me E Wilkerson, Doug las property. ty...-..... 10 O' Joseph NJ Coppeli to A E Lott, Douglas property. 675 Q lIW Wallace ct ux and A A Dudley to r E Hswley
 Douglas property. ..-... 100 0 INV Wallace ct ux and A
 A Dudley to Carrie R
 Fiske, Douglas property 300 0 INV We!!sce ct ux and A A Dudley to Jusns To-
 peg. Douglas property. l55 c Andrew Johnson to Harry \ B Mccoy, mines in War
 ren district. ct..... 10 ( Spencer W CIsusen ct ux ) to Douglas Street Rail
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1906.
Pure DRUGS VS., Poor Druqs.

The "Pure Food and Drug Law" which
goes into effect January 1, 1907, is even
now making a marked change in the drug
trade and by the time it goes into opera
ton it will have brought about revolu-
ton, sweeping in its character, by which
everybody except the adulterator and
substitutor will benefit.
With the exception Of those who con.
slider themselves and others amenabe
always to psychical and other immaterlal
influences, all of us at one time or an.
other find it expedient to stimulate some
torpid function or secretion or to retard
it till some depressing crisis is passed.
Perhaps the heart needs to be sustained,
Perhaps some painful affection needs
to be smoothed over with an anodyne
Perhaps some poisonous substance has
been swallowed by accident or intent
and an antidote either chemical or physi
illogical is demanded.
Without argument it is generally adj
mitted that the 'corner drug store" is
common utility in civilized life.
The law, which is too long for one
column, should be procured from the
State Department by all interested, and
thoroughly perused.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
TWO STORMS CONVERGING,
Trouble Expected When They
Meet in the Middle and Eastern
States

Washington, September "a. Two great
storms are moving towards the East
from opposite directions. Professor Gar
riott of the weather bureau said when
they meet there will be a great fall OF
rain in the middle and eastern States.
One of the disturbances is another West
Indian hurricane which was reported to
the weather bureau this morning to be
off the west end of Cuba. The other
is rain storm now prevailing in the
northwest. The hurricane is moving
northward and the northwest storm is
moving southwark, so in the natural
order of things they are expected to
meet and Considerable damages are ex-
pected to result. The West Indian hurri-
cane is expected to reach the gulf coast
tomorrow or Wednesday.
The weather bureau announced to-
night that the tropical disturbance has
passed into the Gulf of Mexico. The
strong area of high pressure that overlies
the northeastern part of the United States
will serve as check to the rapid move
ment of the tropical disturbance north
ward.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
The 1906 Apple Crop.

Many conflicting reports as to the 1906
apple crop have appeared in various hor-
ticultural and farm journals throughout
the country. This has led to uncertainty
on the part of growers as to the facts.
Most of the early reports indicated a
rather heavy crop in the principal apple
growing sections of the United States and
Canada; later an unusually heavy June
drop was reported from many sections;
while still later information indicated
somewhat severe losses in the Mississippi
valley region from the bitter rot fungus.
The actual extent of these losses through
out the country cannot be definitely
stated, but that the size of crop has been
very materially curtailed cannot be gain
said.
What is the situation as it relates to
Vermont orchards? The Vermont Ex-
pertinent Station, through extensive cor
respondence and personal visitation of
large numbers of orchards has obtained
fairly accurate information concerning
the Vermont apple crop. In no instance
were late fall and winter varieties report
ed as more than a medium crop; in many
cases it was said to be light one 1t is
doubtful if as whole it equals the 1905
crop.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
Estate of COllice PatnOde.
Notice on Sale of Real Estate.

Whereas, on the 18th day OF September A.
ID. 1906, James Wing administrators of Coliice
Patnode late OF Cornwall in the District OF
Addison, deceased, did present to the Pro-
bate Court in the District OF Addison petit
tion In writing, therein setting forth that il
Will be necessary to sell a part of the real
estate of said deceased for the payments of
the debts and charges of administration; and
also that II will be beneficial for all parties
Interested therein to sell the whole OF the
real estate of said deceased, being his home
iarm OF about 100 acres, and a swamp lot of
about four acres in said Cornwall and there
fore requesting said Court 10 grant him a
license 10 sell said estate and thereupon said
Court did order that the hearing and decision
OF said petition be and the same were thare.
by referred 10 session OF said court 10 be
held at the Probate once in Middlebury, in
said District, on the LIST day OF October, a. d.
1906. and that notice therefore be given by
publishing certified copy OF the record of
SAID order three weeks, SUCCESSFULLY, previ-
Gus thereto, in the Middlebury Register. a
newspaper printed at Middlebury, in the
neighborhood OF those interested, in order
that all persons interested therein, being
thereby duly notified thereof might then
and there appear before said Court and
object to the granting OF said license, IL they
see cause.
BY the Court.
Witness my hand at Middleoury, in said
District. this 18th day OF September, A. d.
1906.
81 MABEL A. ! ISIS, Register.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
Ask the Pocket PedIers.

A government commission is strug-
Cling with the question whether a bev.
erage which looks like whiskey, tastes
like whiskey, has The same chemical pro
perties as whiskey, is whiskey, though it
takes only ten minutes to produce it,
Otherwise, whether whiskey made by
mixing alcohol, water, fiavoring and col
oring matter, and a decoction which
makes it taste ten years old or more, is
to be labelled Limitation" or blended. u
The straight" whiskey makers say il
should be marked "'imatation," which
would spoil the business of the mixers.
The latter want the latter label. The
point is not yet decided, and it may take
some time for the commission to sample
all the specimens.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28

The decision of Chancellor Day of
Syracuse, that students patronizing pool
rooms, saloons and using tobacco will
not be allowed free tuition at that insti-
ton may not effectively stop such prac-
tices, but most parents will agree that a
young man who cannot deny himself
these luxuries does not give promise OF
making the best use of higher educa-
ton, received at the expense of the bene.
factors of an educational institution, or
in fact, of any other decent institution.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-28
OLD-FASHIONED "HIRED
GIRL.
She Was "One of the Family" and
Rem q ined Such Until Marriage

The "hired girl 1--WE never, never
alluded to her as "the maid" in the small
American town or quiet country place
where you and | were "raised'') was like
one of the family, and mother was glad
to have her help and none of us put on
any frills with her and she was not COM
PEELED to put on any frills of cap or apron
with us. Outlines, especially in the quiet
country places, her social standing was
as good as that of anybody else. Usually
she was one of grown family of girls
there was plenty of help at her house
and so she came and assisted our mother
at our house. In their hours of ease,
mother and she discussed the neighbour
hood gossip together.
The "hired girl" had her beau. neigh
boris stolid, sheepish son; and much was
she joked about him, and finally, after
years of faithful and friendly servitude,
she married him. We went to the we'd
ding, and it was quiet a social affair,
with much temperate merriment and
with many cheap but useful presents
Roy L. McCardell in "Help. Help. Help
in Everybody's Magazine for October.