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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Apache Bucks
 Kill Indian Squaw

A letter received from Fort Apache ) ssys:-
 "On November 2S an Apache ~oman
 was found dead . half mile south of the fort. The woman was leaving the fort, enroute to her camp when she was sssailed and stoned to death and carried away from the main travelled road, while yet within . half mile of the fort.
 "It is generally believed that the woman was killed by members of her own tribe. as she was charged with be- ing . witch, but the civil and military authorities are keeping . close watch, trying to identify the guilty parties"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Telephone Company
 Making Strides

c. W. Hinchclide, general manager of the telephone company at Tucson, has returned from California, where he completed contracts Of the e1- tension of the telephone line. MT. H,nchcliffe said in the Tucson Star:
 '1n the changes thus far made in Tucson we have sxpendsd between @ s,0Oo and g. 900 and when completed the expense will have amounted so $I4,0o0.
 "We arc also installing new equip ment at Phoenix. Globe and Nogals' to meet the requirements. The leni distance toll line between Tucson and Benson will be completed this month anerding direct long distance ssrvic' to the people of Tucson with Tomb stone, Bisbee. Douglas and Naco.
 "1t is our intention to keep up witl the times in our business and we vii bs de aysd in @ doing only by tn scarcity of material and machinery
 which I find just at the present tim applies ts everything of . construct ing nature in all lines sf business."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
From Mondays Daily.

Deputy Sheriff Bennett returned
 this morning from Yuma where b,
 vent to take . couple of prisoners. | District Attorney Flannigan Jeff
 this morning for Benson to attend
 as preliminary hearing of Harry
 Fisher charged with the killing o' Jack Mccullough. Mrs c l McRsynolds and son have returned to Bisbes after stay here of several days on visis with friends.
 Court Reporter John Walker has gone to Tucson for few days where he will visit his brother, Charles 4 Walker. of the Randolph lines.
 Norma, Barr and wife have re- turned to Douglas after spending | few days here visiting friends and relatives.
 Weldon Humphries left yesterday for Douglas from whence he will go to Sonora, where he is interested in mining properties.
 Fred Hsdberg of Don Luis has re- turned to his home after being called hers sn msttsrs concerning the pay msnt of his county taxes.
 Deputy Sheriff Sam Hsyhurst was m the city yesterday from Douglas on official business.
 Dr Shine of Bisbee was in the city yesterday on professional visit.
 John Montgomery left yesterday for l Bisbes where he vas called on busi- ness connected with his mining prop erties in Sonora.
 Usder Sheriff Wallace stopped over in Tucson oH his return from Yuma and will take in the Masonic core monies there during the next few days.
 Win Morris of Bisbee is spending . lew days here on visit with his friends.
 Judge Doan left this evening for Nogsles, where he will remain larger portion of this week te hold . short 'ession of the district court of that county.
 Repairs have besn made on the bridge across the Gila e that can now b. made ct that point. but ss yet no traffic has been opened on the Gils Valley road to Globe beyond saford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Held on a Charge
 of Criminal Libel

Coostsble Snow of Willcox arrived this morning with V.J. Dalls ef Co chise, vho is held snswer to the grand iury on . chsTe of criminal libel. Dallas is accused of having printed in the Tueson Star in the month of No vsmbsr, su article against one W. H Lswrsnce, the station agent st Co ehise. The article is sad ts have ac- eussd the agent of being corrupt rraising, etc, in his duties e essn' for the Southern Pacific e we'll q that of wells-Fargo Express sn< operator for the Western Union Te's sr.ph Co. Dallas has been unable q yet ts furnish bond. He is engage in the sslooa business ss Coeh'se.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Tombstonsites
 Receive Degrees

The Scottish Rite Masons are con- ferring degrees today on visiting Ma sons. Those who are receiving de- grees gre: Amos H. Wien, Johnson Bracey Curtis, Nogales; J. W. Walker Tombstons; E. w. Spiers, Bisbes; S. H. Gould, Tucson; H. B. Calisher, Douglas; V. H. Lincoln, Douglas; c :. A Wallace, Tombstone; Moses E Kelly, Tucson; L. Edmundson, Bisbee V. H. Hoffman, Lowell; 6. J. Entriker Johnson.-Tucson Citisen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Tucson Captured
 By the Republicans

At the municipal election in Tue son this week the rspubiicsEs secured full control of the city government, electing the mayor and three council. men. Charles $. Slack. the republi- can candidate for mayor. was given . majority of 25O over L. H. Manning, incumbent. Adolph Bail was elected councilman-at-lsrge and c. E. Hutch inson and Rudolph Rasmussen ward councilmen. The democrats succssd- ed in re-electing Frank Treat recorder and James Flynn assessor and collec- tor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Arizona Reptiles
 Committed Suicide

"Ths unexpected snew and early blizzard which visited Arizona and New Mexico . few days ago has rid that country of thoussnds of Gila monsters and other poisonous liz zards," said J. R. Alexander, of Las Vegas, N. M., "and the odd thing about it ls that they seem to have committed suicide. I saw hundreds of their bodies lying around, turned black e if stuLg by some other pois- onous reptile or the victim of their own venom.
 "Ths oldest inhabitants have never ssen anything of the sort before. and it is the common opinion down thers that the disappointment of the unsx. pscted cold swept . wave of suicidal impulse through the ranks of the liz sard population. There is no sppar' snt reason why they should not havs sought shelter and hibsrnstsd. It il natural for the species to become tor pid when the temperature is very ho' and hibernate when it is very cold!
 "Prof. Givoni Msritell, . seientisi Of Naples, Italy, who was . vitnes, o the phenomenon, suggests that if thu cause of the suicidal passion can b positively discovered it may be util ized to eliminate the dread Gils mon stsr entirely from the rsg,ou of tn Gils river, whers the inhabitants liv in terror of it."-New Yerk Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Clifton is in
 a Very Bad Way

Details of the Clifton food indicate [ deplorabls condition of the resi- deuts. There is sn inmsnss property Iosa, aggrsgating hundreds of thoa. sands of doIlsrs. It is probable that the town will never be rebuilt on ac. count of hsvisg four floods in three ysars Practically every building ia damaged and many were swept away Thsrs were many narrow escapes iron death, e ths food came without warning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Supervisors Meet
 Monday, Dec. 17th

The board of supervisors will be in session on Monday next, at which time considerable business will be talk en up and disposed of. The matter of letting the contract for the build ing of the Benson bridge will also be disposed of and probably some action taken as to the building of a bridge across the river at Charleston for which there is at present considerable need and more so when the Huachuca post is enlarged
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16

Before jury in the district court at Prescott, Justin Head was tried last week, the jury returning . verdict of murder in the second degree for the killing of Mrs. Russel, an Indian woman, in the Verde valley.
 Head slew several while making his escape, the whole countrywide aroused s,d joining in ths ehass. HeaA finally walked into Jerome snd sur. rendered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Tombstone will be held at the banking house on Tuesday, January Stb. 1907, at p m for the annual election of directors.
 T.R. BRANDT,
 Cashier. Tombstone, December }, 1906. d-3
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Southern Pacific to
 Expend $2,000, ,000

An Imperial. California, dispatch says:-
 Orders have just been received from the Southern Pacific company to be- gin immediately the work of stop ping the break of the Colorado River. An extensive system of dykes is plan = ned to cost probably $2. .OO0, QUO, run ming thi'ty miles parallel with the river. The closure may be effected in seventy days. There IS no spprehen- sion of an interruption of the farming interests in the valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Special Election
 For Mohave County

Govsrner Kibbey will call . special election to be held in Mo havs county to elect . successor to Patsy F. Collins. who died re- esntly at Needles, for the territorial eouncil. Thirty days noties is rs- quirsd by law ts bs given bsisrs ths eleeeiou b ho1a.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1.00 Lead 75 cents Gold, Silver, Copper$l.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY G., 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Slowly Recovering
 From Recent Illness

Fred Shelly, district attorney-slect of Cochise county, is reported to be slowly recovering from sn attack of pneumonia MT. Shelly was taken i'll in Bisbec and came to Tucson owing to the fact that the high altitude of Bisbee retards recovery from pneu- monis.-Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Jury Decides
 a Big Fee Case

At Tucson yesterday the jury in the case of Frank Hereford vs W. 0. Greene returned a verdict for the plaintiff for nearly $l1,OOO. The plaintiff claimed $15,O00 for ser vices rendered as attorney for the defendant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
S;x Miaion Boxes . Tsar.

In 1895, none; in 1900, 6,ooo,ooo ooxes; that's Cascarete Candy Ca thartic's jump into popularity. The oeople have cast their verdict Best medicine for the bowels in the vog1d' An dEuegists, sec->
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
fhev Work whiIe You SIesp.

While your mind and body rest Gas carets Candy Cathartic repair your digestion, your liver, yo~ bowels, out them in perfect order, Cenu'e: sablet, stamped C. C. C. Never sold = buIk. Au dsuegists, roc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
Interesting Lecture
 For Next Week

"With Peary in the Arctic Rsyions" is the subject of an entertaiseAent to be given in the Congregational church on Wednesday, December 18th MT. s. s. Entrikin Was three years with the great explorer and has fine collection of stereopticon views for illustration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
The Way the
 Public Money Goes

Clerk Howe and Assistant C'erk Ed Hughes of the board of supervisors office have just completed statement of the yearly expenditures of the coun- ty. The report includes the items of expense for the last quarter of the year 1905 and for the three quarters end ing October l, 1906. The report will be submitted to the board on Monday next when they convene. A sum- mary of the report is as follows:
 aICl 1 leI Al
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16

<aSs .e -ssr Asuney. Dr. Ho, s' sparagus Pills cure all kidnsy fils sam s3s free. Aod sfs-ifns Remedy Co. ChieAos e k,G
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-12-16
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

James McFadden to Mrs
 Josephine Douglas Doug
 las property ........... z70 Jsmee McFadden to Clyde
 Otis Douglas property. 270 :, John Prindleyille to Refur.
 is Riley Tombstone
 property .-.......- <VV James Mctadden to s
 Doug'as property. ...... 300 sK Williams ct ux to L
 Overlook Bisbee prop
 erty... -.-.- 4oV .. Aurella B Sparks to M
 Sparks Douglas prop
 erty. W F Aunch to R A Breth-
 erton and c M Henkel
 mines in the Warren
 mining district ..... l.. Fred Rock to K A Brother
 ton and c M Henkel
 mines in Warren mining
 oIstItCt .. J W Blair to K A Berther-
 ton and c M Henkel
 mines in Warren mining ubtIiCe A.- W G Johnson to R A Breth- erton and c M Henkel mines in Warren mining district. ................ . WE Munch to W Blair mines in the Warren oletrlct Refuria Riley to c L Cum nings Tombstone prop erty.. AV .. Lucy Clark to c L Cum mings Tombstone prop erty-- = Roy E Arkssy to W s Robinson Bisbes prop. eIty- oSV .. E A Won Arnim to Mar garet F Robson Douglas property. ..-.... ZoV .. Title Guarantee < Trust company ct al to R s Hooser ct ux Douglas property. y....--......... -"
 cBArTLE MORTGAGE Gibson Abstrac: company to First National Bank of Tombstone MarReret F Robson to State Nut D ( L Assn
 Waiter S Hodges ct u1 to State Nut B & L Assn l
 SUBTRACTION or MORTGAGE Citizens Bank of Benson to A ! Linders wR King to Edith Barr !, Citizens Bank of Benson to R D |, Lusk
 POWER or ATroRHEY RE Arksey to Lee Ross
 LIA0E Nn Kate Crinmins to George H Clark
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23
pEMooRAcY ACTIVE.

The new Democratic State coinmit-
tee has been recognized and is equip
ped for the continuance Of the battle
i'm behalf of The people
In naming Hon Joseph b. Thomp.
soe Of Pauls Valley, as chairman, the
couu itteo acted wisely Thompson
is q jealous party worker He is
practical aud discerning. The coming
election Of state officers g. not far
away and there Is much preliminary
work to De done.
The responsibility, cast upon the
Democratic party by the people, is
su b that only carefully considered
action should be taken on any mat
ters. 70 takes time to ascertain the
desire of the people and comply with
lbcn wishes. 1t Is the highest am
bitten Of the Democratic party to as
certain ard do the win Of the peoplc
iu am matters IN fact that is what
constitutes the foundation stone Of
Democracy
The special interests can take care
of themselves. It is the great com
mon people with whom Democrats
has To do and for whom its best ener
gies win be pat forth.
While the victory at the last cleo
ton was overwhelming, it must nevei
be Inferred that the party can res
on past laurels and forever gain vic
tories. There is work to do and tn.
party will only retain the confdenc,
of the people, while 't earnestly an,
/ conscienuously does he great worl
assigned TO It,
Organization is esse2ua' to ever,
great work Japan conquered Russlt
by organization
Organization does not mean ma
/ chine domination. It is not the plac
of the committees to dictate but t
hey the win Of the people. The evil
Of politics grow out of the attempts O
organized power to control, rathe
than to obey The Democratic part
Is the servant of the people.
with a good organization and hon
est politics. Oklahoma is in tn
Democratic column to stay alongsid
Of its great sister state of Texas. lie
he good work 80 on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

closes it Just so soon as he gets
through While in Kansas city he
talked with his voice and saw things
with his eyes He used his right
hand to shake with. When smoking,
he invariably reduces his cigar 90
ashes His feet are encased in shoes
with a thin layer # sock intervening
If you've been under the impression
That Elhu Root slept in a dress suit
and wore an opera hat for night cap
Why forget IT, forget it, Elihu sleeps
IN palamas. and snores; and his night
cap consists of three finger of Bour-
bon.
Root may have been a human icicIe
once, but his swing around the rop-
ical circle evidently thawed him out.
He is now a mellow caballero, whom
we do not approach with salaam but
ratl.er with amigo. And we're glad to
leara it, Some persons, you know,
are so frgidly digniGed that they
went speak to themselves without a
formal introduction. Root, it appears,
is on cordial terms with Humanity.
When he gets back to Washington
you needn't be surprised 70 read in
the Washington papers That 'Elihu
Root. our genial secretary of state,
returned from western trip yester-
day Eiihu is a coed fellow and were
glad TO see hip in our midst once
more"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23
rHE srATe sovEReleMrY eAos7

The old question of state sovereign
ty very UNEXPECTEDLY arose in the con
titational convention. The resolution
cf delegate j A. Baker declaring tha
the Oklahoma convention does nov
adopt the Constitution of the Unite,
states as the highest and paramount
law of the state of Oklahoma" was
ndcr consideration Delegate Led
bottcr of Ardmore took exception to
this wording and after much dlseu.
sion. secured an amendment declar.
ing simply, that the convention adopt
the Constitution OF the United states
For a time the old question OF
state sovereignty created lively
une and ended in simple comph
auco with the exact requirement of
the enabling act which mercy re.
Quircd the adoption of the constitu.
ton Of tho United states. The con
aoymsy was over the phrase, "as the
higNe and paramount law Of tn
state Of Oklahoma
Aeide from a matter of historic in
tOcs . may be dogbted whether il
maac any difference how or in what
pupuaee the Constitution of the Uni
ted states was adopted, since whor
once Il is Gdopted the United States
constitution itself as interpreted by
the supreme court of the United
states marks the boundaries of fed
eral and state oyereignty Perhaps
nothing that this convention can dc
win change the law governing thes'
relatons between state and fedora
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23
THE GENIAL AVERAGE,

A reporter for the Kansas City Star
has made the discovery that Eiihu
Root secretary Of state, is quite like
other men. When Mr. Root reached
Kansas City the scribe was ON deck
10 size mp his man. lie expected "a
hud the guest a gentleman Of forbid
ding reserve, enveloped in am atmos-
phere OF chilly hauteur Imagine the
reporters icy when he found that
Root had left his trapped manners
where they belong IN the pale and
iatigued east
Incredible as Il may seem. Mr. Root
opens his mouth when he speaks and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23
Catarrh Of the Stomach
a PLEASANT, SIMPLE, BUT SAFE
AND EFFEcTUAL CURE FOR iT.



Cntar7h Of The stomach has long boon
considered the next thlns TO ncurable
rho usual symptoms r;i or
bioating sensation after eating. accom-
panied sometimes with sour or wntcry
risinss formation Of gases. causing
pressure on the heart and lungs ana
difficult breathing headaches, hokle APP
petite. nervousness and a general play
ed out. nnguid feeling
There IS often n foul taste IN the
mouth, coated tongue and if :hc in
terror Of the stomach could be seen Il
would show shiny inflamsd condi-
ton
The cure for this common and obst .
nate trouble IS found in a treatment
Aich casues the food - be readily
thoroughly digested before It has t.no
10 fermcnt and irrato the delicate
mucous surfaces Of the stomach To
yocurc prompt and healthy digestion
IS .ho ono necessary thing to 90 aui
when normal digestion ia socurel .he
catarrhal condition will have 7's1r-
)ea-od.
According to r. Haranson, t'i- 7lf-
st and best treatment IS to use after
ach meal a tablet, conn osed of Dias-
nse. Aseptic Pepsin. little NIX,
Ioldon Seal and fruit acids rhese
tablets can now be found at i. ug
| stores under the name Of sturats ljs-
r, 7sla Tablets and not being "a patent
| Medicine can be used with p's:,ect
| afety and assurance tina. hcalthy 0p-
1etite and thorough digestion viii fol
/ ow thei- regular uso alto meals.
Mr. r. S. Workman Chicago. Ms.
ties: "Catarrh is a local condition
esulting from a neglected cold in th'
| tad. whereby the lining membrane OF
he nose becomes inflamed and "a
,oisonous discharge thcrcrrom pass
ng backward into the throat reaches
he stomach. thus producing catar-h u
he stomach. Medical authorities PEI
cribed foe me for three years fo- ea-
arch Of stomach without cure, bu To-
lay I am the happiest Of men after
sing only one box Of stuart ii%'-
epsia Tablets l canno, ind a3p-o'
iatc words to express my good feel
ng. l have found flesh. appetite aat
ound rest from their use
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets = h'
| afest preparation as wei as the SIM
lest and most convenient rem ,dy io'
ny form OF Indigestion Cata~'l %
tomach bilousness, sour at r'"th II
,eartbu-n and bloaung after m AS.
Send your name and ADDRESS todAl
o. a free :rlal package and see 10
ourself. Address T. \. stua,;' g.
stuart Bldg. Marshall, Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

oyernment However the question
always interesting and often arises
one fern or another before con
stitutionaI conventions, legislatures
nd courts.
Our form OF government presents
ne anomaly of a sovereignty within
sovereignty each in its own realm
icing supreme. In matters over
yhich the United States constitution
ives the sovereignty to the federal
government, it is supreme, In all
,ther matters the sovereignty lies in
he people of the several state acting
n their organic capacity There is a
lass of cases where certain powers
IRE especially prohibited to the states
If which the inhibition against ex-
,ost.facto laws or laws impairing the
obligations of contracts are an eX-
lmplc
Then there Il another class of cases
where ihe federal and state govern
nent have coordinate jurisdiction
with the states. An ohenso may be
leainst both the state and federal law
md the offender be subject to punish
ment by both.
To go into any of the details, is
nbiect for law book, or many of
hem. but scme acquaintance with the
ystem Of government undes which
se live, is quite necess airy to any
citizen
The best authority on subjects Of
tate and federal rights is generally
conceded to be found in the decisions
N Chief Justice John Marshall in the
upreme court of the United States
rhese are remarkably clear and pers
icuous o much so that ia is sad to
oontemplates that it took four years
of bloody intcrnecine strife TO settle
anally what was so clearly settled IN
The realms of pure reason and Law
long before. Cooley's Constitutions
Limitations IS 'Ni9 "'AN 'NN''N
But new questions constantly arise
and will continue to arise for adiudica
ton
Tho action taken by the convention
was wise in that it simply FOLLOWED
the language Of the enabling act
II Is well TO remember on the sid'
of strict construction Of the enablins
act. that any wide divergence nigh
lead 10 complications and held up tho
fnal admission of the new state n
some form or another, There is nc
"a counting the fact that the recen
election did not set any too well viii
the omnibus combination at Wash
ngtcn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

an extreme stand.palter Wadsworth
wa aeated u New York Babccck
lost 'oet in Wisconsin, several Repub-
E.an congressman were doleated in
New Jersey and there Is a net loss Of
Six in Pennsylvania And yet the high
protcciionists arroganuy ask MS.
what are you going 60 do about re-
vigiun urr fariHs7"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

Preventics. as the nawe implies, pre-
vent an Cclds and Gripoe when taken
at the sreeze stage" Preventics arc
toothsome candy tablets. P-evenics dis
sipate an colds quickly, and taken early,
when you FIRST feel that cold IS coming,
they check and prevent them. Proven
tics are thoroughly safe fol children, and
as onectual Tor adults. Sold and recon-
mendod la and 20 cent boxes by Il. b.
Lille & Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

Was It YOU who ask ID a frisae the
otlcr day If he knew Of good boarding
house? II you are the toan there IS
something to interest you in the want
ads, today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

Tho cotton bales viii soon begin to
roll again There is much cotton 'o
the field Oklahoma Is the bann E
cotton state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

The Republicans in the convention
have a good, wholesome atmosphere
on All sides found" The state is
safe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

some OF Che delegates are leading
OF grandly. but there Is some Won
derfllly gord metal irst behind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

Gus lyey has made no formal an
ASoansement, brit bis authorship can
didacy appears 70 be gaining sreed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-23

flying work goes right on. Best cure for
cons ipaton, headache ara dizziness.
25c at an druggist