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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Work Accomplished
 By Grand Jury

A review of the work done by the grand jury shows that of the 5S in dictments ts returned into court four of them were for murder; six for an assault with deadly nespou; four for an assault with intent to commit murder; two for aggravated assault; one for an assault with intent to com init rape; one for sodom,; twelve for burglary; eleven for larceny; four for forgery; one for bigsmy; two for rob bery; three for receiving stolen goods; two for enbezzlement; one for libel; two for breaking jail; one for obtain. ing IT oney under pretenses, and one for perjury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Cupid's Arrow
 Piercing Many Hearts

The following marriage licenses were recently issued out of the probate court:-
 SS. Sutton 10 wed Elizabeth Stofel, both of Bisbee.
 Sam Angius of Pirtlevilie to wed Ange Jovanovic1 of Bisbee.
 Thomas BernaI to wed Rosina Novla, both of PirtleviIle.
 Wm. J. Burton to wed RaiyIe Mar tinez, both of Bisbee.
 Severno Portil'o to wed Josefa Aseda, both of Pirtleville.
 Patrick F. Connolly to wed Rose Horn, both of Douglas.
 A. E. Gray to wed Emma Little. both of Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Some Bonds Fixed
 Before the Court

The bond of Dr. O. w. Brandon, who wac indicted on a charge of crim inal libel for the alleged publication of an article in the Bisbee Daily Review of last July and March of this year, l.beling one E. P. Sparrow, was fixed in the sum of 5000, which was fur. nished with J NJ o Cornell and L. c, Shattuck as sureties. E. F. Fisher rf Douglas, who was indicted on a charge of aggravated assau t, ap- pesred before tine judge and his bond WAS fixed at $400, which was furnished Robert Kneale, indicted on a charg, If assauIt with i tent to commit rape was released on 6 :! 900 bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
The Automobile Fuel Problem.

The fuel problem is becoming a se- ri"us one for sutomobi ists. Within the past ten years the demand for eas- oiine has increased enormously, and the p-ice has almost double!, while the supply has increased but little. There is a more serions problem, how ever, for the sick man or woman to solve and that Is, how to regain heslth. During the past 53 years thousands have solved it successfully ny resorting to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and similar experience awaits you if you'll only start today. For strengthening and toning weak stom- schs it is unequsled, and it always cures sick headache, sour risings, bloating, heartburn, nausea .dyspepsis. indigestion, cos.iveness, b'lliousness or female fila. Try a bottle. The genuine has our stamp over the neck srd is guara teed absolutely pure Refuse all others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12

Immigration Inspector Charles Cornell, of Douglas, arrived in the city day and arrested Jap, who is charged with violating the imnigrs. tion lass crossing the line without the fornality of seeing the customs oi- ficials.
 A Washington dispatch says:-A ? 'stoffice has been established at Whitewater, Cochise county, with E. A Crawford, postmaster. Captain Carlisle, of the Industria School at Benson, was m the city ye terday on short visit. He reports matters at the school ss moving along smoothly and at the present un. 'here are 64 boys and girls in that nsi tItion.
 Three prisoners rom Cochise count, Aere taken to the territorial peni- tentisry at Yuma Ssturd y evening by D-puty Sheriis Frank Bauer and and Ned White. They were Vsso Dahrovich, who pleaded guilty a charge of having stolen a check from trunk in a lodging house in Bisbee. and was sentenced to serve term of 1 one year; Pedro Valenzuela, rho plead ed guilty to a charge of breaking into A boxcar at Bowie, one year; as was also Alfredo Chsves, who plea led guilty to charge of burglary com mitted at Fairbank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Former Tombstoner
 Gets Big Job

pr. George B. Goodfellow has been appointed chief surgeon Of the Ran d,lph lines and his headquarters will be at Gusymss.
 Dr. Goodiellow is one of the lead ing surgeons of the southwest and was for many year- practitioner in Tomb stoIe. He has resided in San Fran cisco for many years. He sill he chief surgeon for the Arizona S Eastern, Ar zona d Colorado, Maricopa & Phoe- nix, Gila Valley, Globe 4 Northern, Csnanea, Yaqui River & Pacific, and the Sonora railway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12

Alter July lst. the government will pay DO more rewards for deserters from the army A new sJrtem of identification will be adopted which ~iII make it extremely difficult for . deserter to re enlist. A hospital at- ,sche from Fort Logan arrived at Fort Huacbuca last week, and will examine all the present enlisted men. The new system consists of photo graphs and taking i.nprints of their fingers, hich will be kept on file at
 Washington, D. C., for future refer suce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
A Railroad Man
 Killed at Benson

3. s. Kimbrou-h, who is . we'll known railroad man through Arizona, New Mexico and Texas, was killed
 srly Saturday morning at Henson. He was caught between two cars and crushed to death. MT. Kimbrough Lad been braking for several months on the Southern Pacific. He was de- tailed to couple the train, which had been "cut" for . crossing. He hap pened, unfortunately, to be between the bumpers when the cars came to- gether and was instantly killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
District Court
 Stands At Recess

The district court adjourned on Saturday evening until Monday the 18th, and will then be in session for a few days only, Judge Doan being re- qurred to go to Phoenix on the l7th to attend a session of the supreme court. When court covnenes next eek the order will be made for the drawing of the trisl jury, which body will begin serk on Monday, the z2nd
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Weather Report
 For Past Month

The following is the weather report ,nr the month of April. as observed by A. Hosglsnd, voluntary weather observer. in the Hnarhucs mountains: Total rainfall, 77 inches; clear days a6; part cloudy. !; cloudy 3. The latter part of the month unusually cold, and entire fruit crop destroyed by fro-t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12

It has been learned that during the past week the Tucson Chinese mer- chants, lsundrymen and restaurant keepers have subscribed $l,0OO and have sent this sum to c relief com mittee in China to aid in feeding the thousands of Chinese in their own country who are reported to be starv- ing to death. Tombstone Chinamen have also contributed most literally.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board of Supervisors
OF c0cRlse COUNTY. ARIZONA

Tombstone, AriI I, April 5th, 90
 The board met at 9 "a m pursuan to adjournment Alri 4th.
 All members present.
 The clere wss instructed to adver tise for stee an cement for the tw, bridges to be constructed across Null Gulch at B'sbee. Specifications t, be furnished by the county surveyor Said advertisement to be inserted no later than April 18th.
 C'uoty treasurer, J.N Gsine., ap peared before the board and requested that:
 First, he be allowed to compromise the tax against the Bunkerhill Gold Mining company, stating that he could collect $lG0; second, that come competent man be appointed to as sist in checking up the back taIes; third that the back taxes for 9O6 b. abstrac' ed; and, fourth, that plat books for use in the treasurer's office be made.
 The hoard granted all these reqnests and urged that work beg,n at once on the collection of the back tax due the county. and be pursued vigorously. The clerk was instructed to secure some competent man to do the work of checking up the back taxes in the treasurer's office.
 Moved by McCabe, seconded by Riggs, that the office of county immi grafton commissioner be declared abolished and all bills for salary of the present incumbent, W B Kelly, be dis allowed. On vote Riggs and McCah+ voted aye and Bowen voted nay. I'm motion was declared srried.
 Moved by McCabe, seconded by Riggs and carried unanimously that the clerk be instructed to advertise for bids for burying indigent dead at Bisbee. The ciers was instructed to see that the vicinity of the hospital be cleaned and the sheriff was requested to allow prisoners to be used for the pur- pose
 The clerk was instructed 10 adver- tise for bids for drilling four wells on county poor farm. Dimensions of the same to be 1 inches, 6 inches, 8 incbe- and 10 inches. respectively, to a depth of 500 feet, b,ds to be submitted at 60 much per foot.
 The county treasurer was ordered to turn over to the order Of w K Meade . certain letter press in treas urer's office.
 Moved by McCabe, seconded by Bowen and carried unanimously, that the bill of A A McGinnis. rad over seer of the Benson road district, for [ 96 75, te allowed. and that the re- quest f.r b:s resignation be con- frmed.
 Board took recess till p m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1 co Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts a Rich Ores Bought Sepd for Ere Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
To Cure a Cold in One Day s7:ss.. s;.s: 1a:Laxative Promo Quinine rAs... s &Z sssysy . s:y

ctfike rom the bsstssu uient Oi V McCoid, No. 3s4, all personal prop e erty. Ground double assessment. Q Strike from the assessment of H } Brandt, No 2lS. lot 9, block ,. John son Addition, Bisbee. and one hous on came, both valued at $500. Grount non- ownership.
 strike from the assessment of Jos. Phine Hsmm one building on lots and 6, block r, Douglas, value Si5Oo, and refund taxes paid on same Ground building no. erected in time for assessment.
 hsnge the assessment of l. K White, No G., on back tax rolls to read as follows: The F. l-1 of the F. l ? of the \ E l-i and the W l-2 of the " i-2 of the N W IA of Sec s, Twp IS. Rage 2l, making 40 acres in each division instead of so acres as shown in the assessment, and refund sl0 60 tax, Ground erroneous assess ment.
 Exempt Mrs Jennie Duncan 5000 Va uation. Ground widow.
 Deliver to w K Meade, or his order. the letter press in treasurer's office. Transfer siI.OOO from the salary fund to the expense fund.
 H. E. BERSER,
 Clerk
 The following petitions were grant, ed:-
 Assessor Cbarlos R Howe to be giv- en typewriter now in use in the supervisors office.
 John Clinton ordered road overseer Hereford district.
 Permission to D A Adams to use the public highway for .he purpose of and maintaining q te e. phone line. Appointment appointing J D Prev. itt road overseer, Bowie district. Appointment of H c Kim all, road osefseer of St David road district. Appointment of Charles NJ Renaud, rosd overseer of Gleeson district. The following petition was present- .d but not granted:
 Riley V Dunton asking SIS. % per month from county for support. The clerk vas ordered to issue A duplicate of warrant No. 30s issued October 3lst, 1906, to wm Nj Riggs Tor $s4, the original being lost, and the said Wm NJ Riggs waiving all claim should it be fuund.
 The following school land leases were present and granted:
 II Riggs all of sect on l6, town ship l5, rance 29 J T Hood all of section 16, township 2l, range 27.
 E F Echols all Of section 36, town ship 20, range 26.
 Frank Ramsey all of section 36, P, range 26.
 Hardy & Roberts all of section Is. l4, range 26. DA bdams all of section 16, town ship l6, range g. The following demands were allow | ed and warrants ordered dra~u ia pay ment of same:- Copper Queen Consoli- dated Mining com pany, sewer at county laii- .....-..- ...... lo Nrs G D Craig, nursing for board of health. 150 The follo~ing demands were diss:- Iowed:-
 F E Trssk, sanitary
 work. k..-...--. 0[ .. J F Ashoney, caring for
 boys, Territorial In-
 dustrial School ... 1851 65 Mrs R Tedwich, nurs-
 ing for the bosrd of
 health. h............-. 6z ..
 to be continued,
 Continued.
 April 5th, 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Good Season for
 CochIse CattIemen

That spring is now we'll advanced i. evident from the fact that the first great roundup of cattle on ranches in the Sulphur Spring valley has begun at Robinson's ranch, near Tombstone and according to report, something like 6,OOO young calves will be brand- ed during the Course of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
Afternoon -eesion.

Afternoon -eeeion.
 Board met at l p m pursuant to recess.
 All members present.
 o Gibson was awarded the contract of sbstracting back taxes now on xreasurer's books at 25 cents per name.
 The clerk was instructed to adver- tise for bids for excavation of water vay to be constructed in Johnson Addition, Bistee Specifications to call for dirt excavated to be used ir filling the road.
 Citizens of Johnson Addition made and deposited with the board of super yisors $lS76.50 ss a guarantee fer theil part of the construction of the sstel vsy. The clerk deposited the ssm' with the First National Bank O Tombstone to the ,redIr of the boar, of sup~ryisors, the same to be checked out on the signsture Of the chairman af che board and the clerk.
 Moved ny McCsbe. seconded b Bowen .pd carrsed unsnimousl th~ tbs map of Jobnssn Addition, s drsvn by If W Jeorgenson, be accept d e tbe tffiesai map of ti'e sasd Johr sos Addition.
 The clerk sss instructed to writ b H K Street. sup rintendent of th b,ausIIss Land < Csssis eonpan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12
New Railroad
 Agreement for Arizona

A San Francisco dispatch says it is stated that E. H Hartman Is plan ming . new cutoff in the territory north of the present Sunset line of the Southern Pacific. President Ripley of the Santa Fe and Mir. Harri- man, it is sad, have settled their fight in Arizona by . compr mise. Both will use e road through Box Canyon and also use the Phoenix & Eastern, which will be extended to San Carlos.
 It is not the intention to abandon the present Sunset line, but the pro- posed ronte will be used for fast freight trains. as the grades gre much
 ess than those of the present line. It i. understood on good authority thst this means that the Southern Pacific will continue to run its psa- senger trains over the route through Tucson. but that the fast trains will ultimately go through Phoenix. The traffic hss become 90 heavy that the Southern Pacific would have
 been practically con pelled to p'' in . dnnble track if all the hauling was continued over the present route
 Trains ..ver the proposed new arrange
 ment will be sent through Ph enix, al
 this is . logical route over lov
 grades.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-05-12

ChambefIaIn's Cough Remedy
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
TOWN TOPICS.
pa Phone IS.

Tho 'Abbots are oominel
sgd HinsIey Of Live Oak was in town
Sunday.
Walk'0ver Shoes are guaranteed.
Morning services Of 10 O'Clock 10 the
Methodist church.
whk-Over Shoes At W. N. TaylOrs.
John H. Haven Of Aucilla was in
'oWn Monday for a few hourS on buai-
nsss.
Wanted;-hogs, weighing from 40 to
10y pounds Address Archer Smith,
Champaign, Fla. 4w.
Miss Willie Hineley came down from
Tallahassee Sunday afternoon to spend
~ days With her mother who is quite
sick.
Dewltfs Little EARLY Rieers are the
oest pills made. They do not grippe
Sold byw. 3. Davis,
M Z P. Nickel returned from Tai
"nassee Tuesday morning where b
''a been for several Gays attending
'''''on Of the Preabytery.
sustreceived, 100 best make Of Ex.
p'e's Wagons. Prices range ffon fio'
400 For sale ot Moseleys DIuI
'@'e 4V
N "aier hae opened az Office 10 th
ZEN ~ NE rear Of Mrs. Martins mil
ea''i STORE. We are glad 20 woicoml
y. eo''oi and his good wife .hoU|
..'e eno hope that they win no
''' % again soon.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

Miss Genie Fesrrslde Of PalAtka ar
rived Monday for visit Of some length
with her cousin, Miss Agnes Parramore-
W. B. Davis left Sunday for Jackson
vile TO Join Mrs. Davis and their deuRh
ter. FLORIDA, who sre visiting relatives
In that city. Nj. Davis will probaoly
return 70 day,
Rev. r. T. Marsh returned from Bish
opyine, S. O.. last Saturday and alled
his pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday.
We are glad indeed to learn that hia
little daughter. who has been 20 very
m is now couvRleecent, and we truly
hope that she may be speedily restored
TO perfect health.
The Postmaster OF Gssconade, Mo.
Daniel A. Bugh, says Of Dewitt's kic'
ney and Bladder Pills, II am doing 30
well, aud Improving 50 fast in health
that cannot say too much for your
Kidney and Bladder Pills ] feel like
/ new man. Dewitts kidney and
| Bladder Pills are sold by ". 3. Dayia.
MRS. Daniel C. Smith was the graci-
Gus hostess at the regular monthly
meeting Of the U. d, e. last Wedaes'
day afternoon and entertained her
guests with that charm FOR which che y
noted. The Daughters are preparing
g tor az elaborate Bazaor Which will p
, held during Decamber At which the'
hope to materially augment the 'nonu.
g meni fund which they are raising q
erect monument an our cp1 70 tn
e Confederate dead q orr county pa
!. projecs Is most moritorlous one 40
a doubtless viii receive the suostant'
I'll Ala AID encouragement from our peopi
which il 50 richly deserves
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14

wo,r. Over Shoes at W. NJ. Tsylor's.
frank Parramore was ia the city se'
eraI days this week,
A seat is reserved for You al 'ps
Methodist church every night
NJ. Hudson, claim agent for the s. A..
Il was 10 town this week adjusting
cattle claims against the road.
The Catholic ladies' of Madison will
rive 40 oyster supper and bazaar on
Dec 18th, 1907, for the benefit OF tneir
church which is now being erected
We have secured the agency for oripo
Laxative Fruit syrup, the new laxative
that makes the liver lively, pur1nes tne
breatb cures headaches and regulates
the digestive Organs, Cures ehron l
eops,ip alton. Ask US about it y. o.
smith.
Mrs ]. r. Skipper and daughter' Mr'
Hunter Patterson, are at home age'i
aftera ,erv pleasant visit Of severe
,vssss 10 friends and relatives in Macon
Ga
Babies a. d children need prompt 81
,sptioa when suffering from eo"gn
and colds. The best remedy for moth
ers 70 use Kennedy'a Laxative Copg
y syrup. Il tastes nearly as good
maoie sugar. 10 contains no opiate.
and it is laxative and drives tne COZ
out cl the system by gently moving u
bowels. Sold by ". B Davis.
Cane grindinge and sugar ooihns- "
10 progress DOW throughout tne coun,
The cane crop this year ia said 70
very short and the usual qoanti'y
syrup win rot Je made.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
Nc Ahhola nllI soon be Ice.

The Abbots will soon be here.
Meetings are held daily in the Meth
odlbt church.
Walk-Over Shoes are guaranteed
Editor Borhnd Of the Recorder spent
Monday in Tallahassee.
The Abbots are coming don't mise
them.
Were you thereRt Wheres Why a.
tho Methodist church, Of course.
chappsd hands are quickly cured by
applying Chamberlaine's Salve. PRICE,
Is cents. For sale by D. @. Smith.
r. s. Baisdeu, wealthy and Promin-
emf citizen Of Live Oak was business
visitor to our town Monday.
walk-over shoes at W. NJ. Taylor's
Many strange faces are seen on ouI
streets these days, sure Indication 'na'
our town is growing and attracting ~
teotlon from the outside world
LADIES, Decorate your home ~
very small cost by purchasing q few 2
the largest and incest line OF fiosure'
every shown 10 Madison. For sale .
Noselev's Drug Store. 4W
Hon. Livingston Vann terminate :, :,
,,.,, here Yesterday aud returned 10 h'
home - washington, D, c. where 2
holds prominent position IN roe o ~
Vice Of thelnteratate Commerce OO"'
mission.
nrs Lizzie speight,wel' femenl =.
"a 4, Nadisoniana as Misc Lizzie nc
Nsir. spent few days ~ NE e'' ~. y.
week the eoeat Of Mra, q. st g 4 IN Fe
mum. Mrs Speignts meme y "
nAudipa
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
NJ. Ahho,s re coming soon.

The Abbors are coming soon'
Jobu W. wsdsvorth spent Sunday At
White Springs.
Walk-ovor Shoes are guaranteed
ssrviOss every night in the Methodist
church at Z O'CLOCK.
Don't forget the -AbbOtsi they WIN
SON be here. =
We are glad to learn that Mrs.. L. r
H,neley who has been quite ILL., is RAPID
" improving.
/ Have YOU houses for rent or farming
lands or town lots Tor saieI Las
49, 49,. ,vitb me and viii find you pur
obasers or renters. Byrd Belote'
Mr. Paul Garter Of Marianne, VIII
holds the responsible position Of secre'
.srv 10 Congressman Lamar, was 10 sn'
s,,y = sbort time saturday morning
n.,v,tt,s Carboiized witch Haze
sslye pepetraies the pores-thorougAl
'Jsanses -and lie healing and soothing
Good for piles. sold BY " B. Davl.
NorIcE:-As | am TO leave N ;.0l
IT,. n Two weeks I should be glad !
.sn almost ANYTHING I have IN tne hn
IN iuroiture-piano, beds, aide5oaf'
refroerator, dining table, chairs oe'
~ ,ables. lamps. heater. roller e
.-,,;,o desr cook stove, thorougnore
o.r,ef Plymouth Rock Chickens p
49, etc. II you want any % tno
49, II once before they are packel'
come ~ W. r.. r. MARSH.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-11-14
ooME AND LOOK.

There are two elegant hevnapu =
Cos. 1870 piece dinner sets ct Moseiey
drng store that needs selling badly ior
which ne will take cost.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-19
Chan gSS Srl
Postal ServSCG

The special mail service to Duluth,
Nye county, from Berlin, twenty-five
miles dis an is eredord discontinued
from August 10.
A new poscofIice has been estab-
lished at Farrell, Humboldt county,
Nevada, with a special service from
LoyeIock. thirty-two miles southeast
Frank \. Pruett IS postmaster.
The division OF salaries and allow
ances OF The pistofhce department
has accepted the proposal Of the
Loyelocll Mercantile company to
lease quarters for the local postoftice
on the south side of Fourth street
between Railroad and c. streets. Love
lock. Neyeha, for a term OF five years
from October /, 1891. Or date to oc-
cu3ancy. safe, water and SO forth.
The price to be paid IS noJ stated.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-19
( ! 2 4 RI T.: lsSE;.
APPROVED
AT a Meeting Saturday
Evening. Work TO Start
Soon

Al the NEE ing Of the City Tru-
tees Saturday night the franchise for
the new telephone company was read
and accepted. 4 resolution was pass
ed authorizing the publication OF the
same Tor thirty days, AFTER which
time the trustees will take final ac-
tiOn on the matter.
Under an amendment to the city
charter passed d, the last session OF
the legislature the citizens have the
right of a referendum vote On all
franchises and bond issues and tie
board cannot take final action in the
matter until al er the expiration OF
thirty days frim the date Of the first
publication.
The applicatiin for d franchise
made by the Salt Lake people was
rejected. The ordinance changing the
license on slot machine swas reaG
and passed without a dissenting vote.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1907-08-19
Made isarl
Come Through

The san Francisco Call tells story
Of how George ". Kelly, wei known
IN this city made firm OF Wild cat
I.rs disgorge.
One Of his clients bought $2,9oo
worth Of stock in a Go}dHald mine
which was represented to be an ore
producer. Il went down from 20 cents
% and The victim retained Nj
Kelly to get the return Of the money.
He visited the mine with an expert
and found it worthless. He then d.
manded gbe money bacl, and was Civ
en- The han aah rs usual He then
started for the district attorneys Off
c ana when h got there found an
eness2ry Of the brokers firm waiting
fo- him.
Better come down and gec your
money" was The talk then and he got
every dollar Of it.
Il the people WHO get swindled by
The wild CATERS Will 90 to the courts
they viii very soon get their money
back.