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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
Tombstone's Prospects
 Grow Brighter

The outlook for the future of Tom )
 stone grows brighter day by day. The
 operation of the Consolidated Mines
 imbues others with confidence, and a.
 q consequence numerous holdings in
 this immediate vicinity are being de-
 veloped from mere prospects into
 mines. many of the workings produc-
 ing sufficient shipping ore to pay the
 development expenses. Numerous
 substantial cottages are being con-
 structed throughout the city and
 many substsItisl improvements are
 planned for the near future.
 The completion of the mammoth store building of the Mschomich Mer- csntle Company will add materially to the appearance of the town. Tle bloc. would do credit to a larger and | more pretentious city than Tomb stone, and the large outlay of capital necessary to construct and thoroughly stock and maintain such com modious house is in itself s guarantee to the timidly-inclined that money invested in Tombstone will yield good returns The gentlemen constituting the Ma chomich Mercantile Co. are men of affsirs-csu!ious, progressive. and lib- eral-but their conservatism reads success in their various undertakings. Knowing that this company treads cautiously, its liberslity in Tom bstone has infused local capital with the pos that are open to scti n, and in obedience to the greatest and i'm mediate need of the community steps Ire being taken toward the erection of ! modern hotel. Those behind the project realize that the investment will produce & remuneratiye revenue, md when the plan. shall have been nore fully developed the public will i 'e made acquainted with t~e details , f the hostelry that will do credit to r he old historic camp. W
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22

John Wesley Walker is dead, not John nv. Walker the court reporter, but the little lynx which he has been raising and training to fight badgers along with his bull dog, "M ke" Walker. John left the lynx in charge of A. H. Gardner, while he is "gali wanting" out on the coast, and it is thought that absence from its master caused his lynxlets to die from the cruel separation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22

Clerk H E Berner of the board of supervisors is confined to his home with illness primarily due to overtax- ing his exertions in having the dupli- cate tax rolls out and delivered pune tuslly on the date required by law. MT Berner, with his efficient office force succeeded in accomplishing the task-itself a proud schievement-but the popular clerk paid the penalty by being sent to the sickbed. Mir Berner suffered severely for several days, but bis many friends will be pleased to learn that he is rspidly recovering and will shortly again be about.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
From Tuesdays Daily.

The Mexican people celebrated thei
 9th of July" in A most orderly man e ner, which speak. well for the Span- : ish element.
 The merry go round has left town , and the small boy is now interested , in his books by day and "The Dime"
 by night.
 It is W ispered that some more iron
 awnings and some more Schillenger
 pavements will be built on Allen
 street, in addition to those now being
 put Tn by the Machomich Mercantile
 Company.
 Miss Clara Larsen will leave tomcr- row for Bisbee, where she will accept a lucrative position.
 Mrs. Ida E, Carty left today for Kansas City on an extended visit with friends and relatives.
 Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer is a Tombstone visitor today from Lowell. 1
 It is s noticeable fact that many in town are seeking better resi- dence. As soon as a new cottage is built it is occupied and the old house goes to the "bow-wows"
 A. R. English and wife returned to- day from Bisbee after & brief visit at the big copper camp.
 Ranger Porter Mcdonald returned ( today from trip to Naco on official ( susiness. Several of our lady friends have en- ertained during the pest few days. Mrs. F. E. Clark entertained il number 5 'f friends at her residence, and au njOysble evening was the result. Miss ieorgis BiHhy also num- er of friends at the family residence. Hiss Helen Benedict entertained the " iculty of the Tombstone public " chools, and Miss Susie Cable made . n afternoon pleasant for her Sunday '' ,hool class. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of The Board of Supervisors.
OF c0cHlSe COUNTY. ARIZONA

All in accordance ~ith the order and levy of the territorial board of equalization now on file in this office for the year 1907.
 Resolved further that on said sum of Sl9,655, ,S499l, and such other amount ss may hereafter be added by the county board of equalization, be- ing the balance of taxable property in Cochise county, Arizona, there be and is hereby further levied and ordered to be collected on said balance of taxahle property in said county the following rates for the following purposes on each SlO0 .00 valuation thereof, to- uis
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
Hai! Does Damage
 to Arizona Crops

Reports from Skull Valley and Kirkland Valley are to the effect that hail storms have done great damage to fruit and other crops. It is stated that trees which were so loaded down with fruit that they had to be propped up were strip ped of both fruit and leaves by hail stones, the largest ever seen in Ari- zena.--Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver sI.CO Lead 75cents Gold, Silver, CoppersI.5O
 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., 1907-09-22

Which amounting to a total of E. for territorial and county purposes and which is hereby ordered and de- clared to be the tax levy on the bal ance of taxable property in said Co., chise county, Arizons, for the year 1907.
 And it Is hereby further ordered that an additional tax of 10 cents on the Sl0I valuation be added to all the taxable property situated within the limits of Bisbee school district, and an additional tax of 10 cents on the 100 Of valuation be added 10 all taxable property situated inside the limits of the Douglas school district, and an additional tax of 30 cents OR the 500 of valuation be added to all the tax able property situated inside the limits Of the Wilcox school district, and an additional tax oi 30 cents on the slO0 oi valuation be added to slI the tax able property situated inside the limits of the Marcus school district, for the purpose of paying the interest on the school bonds for said districts in accordance with Act l6, Section s, of the Session laws of 1901. On the foreg going levy McCsbe and Bowen voted aye, R ggs dissenting and desiring to make the levy lees than E. ou the SlO0.
 Moved by Riggs that the clerk be instructed to place raises made by the territorial board of equalization on patented mines on the duplicate rolls. The motion was lost for want of a second.
 The board adjourned to eet at ? p m August 10th.
 Signed:
 Wx. Nj. RIGGs.
 Chairman. Attest:
 Signed.
 Ii. F.. BERSER,
 Clerk.
 Tombstone, Ariz, Aug. 20. 1907.
 Afternoon Session. Board of supervisors met at2 p m pursuant to adjournment August 18th.
 The clerk wac ordered to make up the dup, icate assessment rolls for ;he year 1907.
 The following bonds of banks of deposit for county funds were sub mitted by the county treasurer. J N Gaines, and were approved:
 Citizens Bank & Trust Co, sl0,000; American Surety Co.
 Citizens Bank & Trust Co, sI0,000; United States Fidelity < Guaranty Go.
 Leave of absence was granted the following county officers:
 Chas R Howe, thirty days, begi . nIng August 23d.
 GJ McCsbe, thirty days, beginning September lst.
 The following salary demaDds fol July were audited and allowed ana warrants ordered drawn in payment of the same:
 l27b-J Bowen, salary
 as supervisor for July,
 1907 ...-...... 100 Q. l2sb-H E Berner, ssl-
 sry ss clerk of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
board of supervisors,


 as itilor for July, 1907 100
 6sc-J Nj Csbell, salary
 AS assistant clerk of
 the board of supervis- A ors for July, 1907 . 100 69c-J M Cole, salary as
 jail guard .....- 15 T 31d-J E Dsyis, salary f ss jail guard for July, 2 63g-J \ Gaines, salary
 as county treasurer for July 1907 ....... POS .. 64g-Frank " Goodbody salary as probate judge for Jdly 1907 ........ l67 92h-Chas R Howe sal
 ary as county assessor
 for July 1907 ........ 200 93h-Msude II Howe,
 salary as deputy coun-
 ty assessor for July iSOi ......-.. lVJ S4h-E A Hughes salary
 as deputy county re-
 corder for July 1907 loo .. 95h-Bud Holland sal
 ary as jail guard for
 July 1907 .......... 75 l7j-W J Johnson sal-
 sry as Jail guard for
 July 1907 ..... 75 lsj-J E James salary as clerk of the pro- bate court for July ISU! -... . IO0 .. 37l-Issac Lsnders sal sry as jail guard for
 July 1907 ........... 75 5lm-o E Murphy, sal
 ary as deputy county
 recorder for July 1907 100 O.. 75mc-G McCabe sal
 sry as supervisor for
 July 1907. O7........ 100 .. 76mc-C Mcdonald
 salary as county re
 corder for July 1907 200 5sr-William NJ Riggs
 salary as chairman of
 the board of supervis-
 ors for July 1907 ... I25 59r-H 5 Ross salary as deputy county asses- sor for July 1907 .. 100 ~ 5Or-J $ Ross, salary ss deputy district at. torney for July 1907. 100 l6s-F W Shelley, sal- sry ss district attorney for July 1907 ..... zoo A Smith sal sry ss deputy county treasurer for July. lvOa IDt F Stumpf, salary
 as deputy county re-
 corder for July 1907. 125 ,- ts-J A Sanders, salary as janitor of the coun.
 ty court house for July 1907. . 75 95w-H R Wood, salary as clerk in the district
 attorneys office for
 July 1907 60 9sw-I White salary
 ss sheriff for July
 l'ps 0U .. | .'9w-John W Walker,
 salary ss court report
 CT for July 1907. ..... 100 The following demands were audit ed and allowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment of the same: iO2b-N c BIedsoe, ser-
 vices to the board of iISaitn oD .. | l2lb-G W Berk, jurors
 certificate, assigned to Miners and Merchants
 Bank of Bishee, Lowell
 AFlIODa iI Q. I22b-Bank of Bisbee,
 juror. certificate. .. I2 .. I23b-The L W Blinn
 Lumber ompa
 lumber for road pur-
 pVces 1V | l24b- -Bisbee Improve
 ment company, lights
 and material .... " 75 I25b-Bisbee-N Naco Wa
 ter company, water rent for the L owell and Bisbee branc h county jsils ..... P Is | I26b-Bank of Benson.
 assigned jurors certi-
 fcafe of service g 60 Ia0b-Bsnk Of Benson ss-
 signed jurors certif cate of service. . l2 l3lb-Bsnk of Benson
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-22
To Cure a Cold in One Day s;:s: s;:ss.. rds Laxative Brcmo Quinne T..ssa- SNZ Sn~sy
Seven A61Eoo bosss cold h psst l3 moaths.

] assigned jurors cer- tihcate of service w 30
 l32b-August Baron assigned jurors cer-
 tifcste of service . l20
 I33b--Bisbee- Naco Wa
 ter company, water for . the branch county jail at bisoee ............ iz4 1 I24b-Bank of Douglas,
 assigned juror. cer-
 tlncate .- .......-.... lS o' I3jb-Bsnk of Benson,
 assigned jurors cer-
 tlhcate ....... II tt l36b-E D B en-, l transportation of indi- | gents s.........-..... Is .. l37b-L D Batchelder,
 typewriter for the pro-
 bate judges office . 76 .. 66c-Dr Vim D Cutter, i quarantine services for the board of health at LONeI .....-...... 4o G7c-Copper Queen Con- solidated Mining com psny, hardware furn- i-hed 10 the Lowell branch county jail ... 2 50 70c-Consohdsted Print.
 ing and Publishing
 company county print.
 ID fl 70 1Ic-Copper Queen Con.
 soldsted Mining com
 psny, sewer rent for
 the Bisbee b n c h
 county jail for July,
 lSUI IU 72c-Will.e W Curtis,
 bounty on wild ami
 IDhlr 0o | 13c-Copper Queen Con-
 solidsted Mining com
 psny, sewer rent for
 Bisbee jail ... 10 .. Print
 ing and Publishing company, job printing for county. .... .. 3i 50 75t--JohD Clinton, sal
 ary and expense as road overseer ... I52 I6c--F NJ Chstield, bounty on wild ami maIs .-.-...... 2D Drug com pany, supplies .or the board oi health .... s75 30d--J ; Davis, bounty on wild animals. ... 37 65 ,2d-J A Davis, work on sewer at county court house se............. F q. }3d-Douglss Improve ment company, water and lights in the branch county jail at Douglas s... SO oo Lumber company, lumber for the branch county jail at Douglas. .. D. l9e-Martin Edssrds, bounty on wild animal Csssigned 10 the First National Bank of Tombstone). ... 22 2Oe-Chas o Ellis, in sursnce premium .. B .. 2lc-H N Eckermsn, labor and material for county ......... o5 22e-H M Eckermsn, labor and material for county ol 10 Bell M Eckerman,
 labor and material for ccunty... .-.-...... 34 0o National Bank of Tombstone, jurors certificates ... l5S SO Flynn, jurors
 certificate. .. 93 2O and Hickey
 refund on liquor lic-
 ense. ...-.... ..-.-. ZL oo 36f-First National Bank
 of Douglas jurors cer-
 tlncate. ..-.. II oo 37f-First National Bank
 of Tombstone, assign
 ed jurors certificate Q. go 20 | 3Sf-First National Bank
 of Douglas, assigned
 iuror's certificate ... S6 SO | 39f-First National Bank of Douglas, assigned jurors certificate ~ 5 4Of-First National Bank of Douglas interest on
 county bonds .. 47 A 4lf--Dr Robert Fergu- son medical services
 for the board of
 bealtn. n............. W
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
COLUMBUS coMrAky
Secures Contract for Building New
Chemical Wagon

At meeting Of the Public
Safety board Tuesday, the Sea-
grave company of Columbus was
awarded the contract for construct
ing a new chemical hose wagon
ior the West End fire department. I.
The company's bid was $1945.
The other bids were 1885,
made by the Robinson company,
of st. Louis, and $2225, made by
the American La France company
Of New York. The bid of the
Robinson company was lower than
that of the Seag1ave company but
the latter included much larger
of supplies and equipment
for the wagon. The new wagon
will be rubber tired and will be
a much finer wagon in many ways
than the one used at the Central
1t will be delivered
to the department within ninety
lays.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19

kle home and while there they
snapped revolvers with young
Knickle and young Esser. The
Knickle and Esser boys refused to
leave home with their friends.
As stated in Yesterdays Mirror
the three boys were arrested in
Columbus about four O'Clock
Monday morning. They had been
sleeping in box car and getting
cold went into the Union Station
where they were arrested by a pa
trolman.
When taken to the city prison
they were not searched and were
allowed to roam about the corri-
dors. Knowing that the revolvers
would be found on them sooner
or later they dropped them through
one of the prison windows into
the waters of the tScioto below.
The local police believed that
they were implicated in the burg
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
BOYS THREW
GUNS AWAY
After Being Placed in Col
umbus Jail.
DETAILS OF ROBBERY
Of Fogelson Shop Told in the
Probate Court.
Youthful Burglars Enter Shop
by Use Of a Skeleton Key
Boys Released

The details of the robbery of
five revolvers from the Fogelson
repair shop, at the rear Of the
Stoll Shoe store, were rehearsed
Tuesday morning in the Juvenile
court with Judge Faster on the
bench.
1t developed that Willie, the
fourteen year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Esser of Pearl street
and Devere, the fourteen year old
son of Mr.. William Knickle Of the
Boulevard, entered the shop Satur-
day night, using a skeleton key.
They secured two revolvers.
On Sunday they gave the key
to- Earnest Hclwig, aged Ia, Paul
McNare aged IL and Verne Gam
Bile, aged IL, who first attended
Sunday school, later entered the
repair shop, stealing three revoi.
vcrs, and then beat it for Colum-
bus intending to leave home for
ever.
The boys first went ito the Knic-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
What the Doctor says.

I'VE don't allow IN our profession
that hearts are broken, but there Is
such a thing as taking SO little in
terest In life after some great calam-
ity that man is unable to keep up
his end against the attacks made from
time to time by the enemy."-R. Il.
Vernede in "Meriel Of the Moors."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
Refers for the Little Tots.
kIEINMAIERS
DRUGLESS DOCTOR

Neuro Magnetic Healing is scientific and is based
understanding of the constructive and destructive
cies work in bodies We the
Of disease without pills. powders liquids 1T Is NATURES
Remedy Consultation aways Free
g. O. MARSH, NEURO MAGNETIC DOCTOR, 119 N. State
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19

larizing of the Fogelson shop and
confronted with the facts they
admitted their guilt and told of
the parts played by the Esser and
Knickle lads.
The parents of the youths paid
for the stolen revolvers and as
Mr.. Fogelson refused to prosecute,
the judge Iismissed the boys with
a good lectufV
Tonight. dance f0 two-step club
in Schwinger's hall. It
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-03-19
WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY
March 2o-23.

Many of you have been delighted see some bright,
dress goods charmingy fashion suit perhaps the
latest French unpackcd you here-for
goods have been troopng constantly for weeks now
Now Wednesday is the Opening Day of our Big Fashion
Showthe Spring Opcnng-a time at which cordial invi-
aon is extended to every to and inspect this
ashaed array of the newest distinctive spring styles
1t is with little pleasure that bid the public come
and with their eyes, how successfully
again demonstrated its superiority How has CLEANED from
Eastern Western and Foreign markets distinctive beautiful
and styles for woman's adornmcnt, meagre
measure
Thus for four days, Wednesday until Saturday. this
holds it big semi-annua reception gladly showing
the seasons authentic fashion tendencies alike who
come to buy merely look. You all equally welcome.
While the merchandise is the big attraction
there has been sighting of the lesser features
The musical program the and chrysanthcmim.
souvenirs and the attractive store decorations
Taken all in all it's an interesting and instructive
exhibit which you cannot we'll afford to miss.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
HAVE S5,O00,0O0
READY TO DEFEAT
ROOSEVELT PLAN
Authoritative Statement
Issued Today at White
House.

Additional details OF the gigantic po-
litieal conspiracy which the President
charges Is being formed by the corpor-
ate interests TO defeat his policies. we're
given out with authority from the
White House this afternoon.
When men who are engineering this
scheme have a fund of S5.O00. 600 already
subscribed 10 effect their purposes. ~
said the Administration representative.
''and the trial Of the conspirators goes
right across the continent, they will
stop at nothing and VIII buy news
papers, legislatures. or votes. If neces-
sary 70 down the President"
When asked how the President had
learned that the conspiracy was afoot
The Presidents spokesman replied.
II all came out at a dinner when a
1rlsnd Of Hartman. Hearst, and Rooke-
feiier, especially the latter, ATTEMPTED
70 gain some new converts TO the
scheme. As it happened he was in the
midst OF the Presidents friends buf
ne was too quick. He gave the who'd
thing away. 1 don't care TO say when
the dinner was given, or where II tooE
place"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
Mrs. Page GipeS $4,000
To Associated Charities
Start on Endowment Fund. Interest Only to
Be AvaiIable-Thomas Nelson Page Trans
mits Securities for Amount TO Managers.

BY unsolicited Lathrop Page
the Associated
Charities.
Thomas Nelson donor attended special
meeting of the board of
terday afternoon residence Brewer president
Of the society Mr. Page explained the purpose
tabshment of
the of the managers
power money any time and is unrestricted
n IS o
JUSTICE BREWER RECEIVES CERTIFICATES
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
MANY ITALIANS
BURN TO DEATH
IN HOTEL FIRE
Ten or Fifteen Perish in
Flames at San
Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 4.-Ten.
and probably fifteen Italians were burn
ed to death and eighteen others injured
r. a feree fire that destroyed the
Geneva Hotel, an Italian boarding
house. in the Potrero district this morn
ing.
In automobiles, wagons and street cars
the suffering victims of the flames were
rushed 10 the Petrero Hospital, where
aid was given them. Some OF the burn
ed were terribly injured and the death
list may reach twenty-five.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
WOMAN DEAD AT 10o YEARS
WAS REMARKABLE PERSON

AsHEVfLLE, n. c., april 4.-Mlss
Kate Brannock is dead at her home
near Fiat Top Church, in the Havstar[
section Of Surrey county. at the age of
JOS years.
She was the oldest person in the conn
ty, and had been remarkably HEALTHY,
all her life, until she finally succumbad
to old age. She could see without
glasses, having second sight. and two
Years ago she cut her third set OF teeTT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04

this admirable and worthy gift to a
work In which we are all so deeply
interested IS most encouraging. 1t will
be a benefit To this community after
all Of us who are present at this meet
ing have passed away" Prof. Bernard
T. Jenney, chairman OF tie board OF
managers. said: ''Since the very be-
ginning Of the work, in 1852. I have
watched the development Of the Asso-
ciated Charities and / feel that this
gift of Mrs. Page rCC-Esslzes and crowns
the successful work OF the past twenty
I'VE years ana inaugurstes an era of
enlarged usefulness for the future"
just What Was Wanted.
Col. Archibald Hopkins. chairman Of
the finance committee. called attention
TO the fact that this endowment would
not meet the need OF the association for
sl,S00 to complete the balance of it's
necessary expenses until November I
and he urged that this should be made
clear to the public so that contributions
10 the current expenses may not be
lessened. He said also. This gift of
$1,000 is just what the association has
been desiring for some years as the
beginning of an endowment fund whica
should soon equal the 100000 endowment
Of the similar society in Baltimore. and
should provide a regular yearly income
for the work of the society"
After Judge William II. DeLacy. DR.
George NJ. Kober. William II. Baldwin
Col George TruesdeII, DR.. Sofe A.
NOrdhon-Jung, and George s. Wilson
haC spoken in a similar vein. the board
or managers appointed Justice David 7
Erewer and Col. Archibald Hopkins a
special committee on endowment. to re
port plans for taking up the work of
encouraging at an appropriate time in
the future the enlistment OF other en-
dowment gifts inspired by that OF Mrs
Page. The president was asked to con
vey to Mrs. Page a special written ex-
preston Of the boards appreciation. not
only of the $1,000 given to start an err
dowment fund, but also OF the geoerous|
CONTINUED on Second Page1
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
TREASURY RECEIPTS
AND EXPENDITURES

Ioday's Treasury statement: Receipts,
SZ'oS66sS- Expenditures, s2.lS0.00O.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-04
ROOT LECTURES At YALE
ON CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 4.-It was
announced al Yale TODAY that SeeretarT
Elihg Root would deliver the Dodge
lectures at Yale this year on "The Re
sponsibilities of Citizenship on MAY I3
"a 20 and n