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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Hydrophobia Skunk
 Bites Tombstoner

Sam Watt, one oi the wellknown residents of Tombstone, while out prospecting in the Dragon moun- tains, was bitten by smal hydropho- bia skunk on the bridge of the nose. Watt came to Tombstone early yes- terday morning and had the wound dressed by pr. Sloan, and left in .he afternoon for Chicago, where he will enter the Pasteur Institute for treat ment
 Watt, with Wm. Tomilson, left Tombstone for s prospecting trip in the Dragons about ten days ago and was working on a small copper pros pect in the vicinity of Wm. Fourr's ranch, and camping out.
 During the night Watt was sudden ly awakened by the presence of a small skunk, who had bitten him on tine nose, and upon lighting candle discovered that blood was streaming from b tn sides of the bridge of his nose He also noticed the skuGk making it's escape.
 He immediately made preparations for coming to Tomb tone to have the wound dressed, realizing the danger of the bite. The wound bled profuse- Iy and pained for sometime after. It was carefully cauterized by Dr. Sloan and up to the time of leaving here Mir. Watt had not suffered from it, but deemed it best to tate no .hances on hydrsphobia symptoms to develop and departed for Chicago. He expects to return as soon as be has taken the treatment His many Tombstone friends sincerly hope that he will not suffer any ill effects from his unpleasant experience.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Confirmation of
 Railroad Rumors

Judging from deeds that have been filed in the county recorders office, there must be something in the raport that the PboenIx i Eastern Railroad had been sold to the Southern Pacific, or rs, her tine Gila Valley & Globe branch.
 For a number of years the Santa Fe the s. P. have teen Sighting over the right .of-wsy across the lower San Pedro in he vicinity oi Kelvin. The records show that the Santa Fe Pacific has transferred to the Gila Valley, Globe & Nor' hern 20 acres of land in Section 1 township l3, range 2s, which places the land on the lcwer San Pedro near the county line. Besides this c. D. Reppy, who is | land agent for the P. & E., has trans , fcrred 20 acres to the same company , in the same sect on and township. , There is also recorded a poser of , attorney from the Santa Fe P"cific to c D. Reppy granting the power to sell or conve forty acres of land be- longing to the company, and another to transfer 160 acres.
 From the fact of the filing Of these deeds there seems 10 be little doubt
 but that the two companies have
 made some sort of an agreement and
 that the s. P. is to take oser that par
 O! the Santa Fe Pacific that has al
 ready been bnils.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
How Fortunes Are
 Made in Mining

John Gondolfo, ST, will leave Yuma
 Friday for Arizpe, Sonora, where he
 will take charge of the commissary of the Minas Prietas camp.
 These famous mines are about 100 miles from Cananea and are tie prop erty of John Padrszzini, who thirty years ago was book keeper in Yuma TOT John GondolfO, Sr., and who now is worth in the neighborhood of SlO,- 100000.
 From hook-keeper to the richest man in the state of Sonora is the step which this persistent Italian made within a comparatively few years He left MT. Gondolio and went back east, where he went broke, and re turned to Yuma to resume his former position. Again he went east and again he went broke. He wrote one day to Mir .iondollo that he had en- joyed breakfast but had no idea ~here he would get his lunch, and NIT. Con- q 1lfo sent him ten dollars in a letter in which he replied to his former em- ploye in distress
 Padrazzini then went to Arizpe and and went to work for mining m pany. which dids not pay him for hls services, and in lieu of such payment made him present of the mines. He bonded the property for s2OO,OOO and the bond was not taken up on the day the money was due.
 Possessed of a grub stake of only few days, Padrs,zini kept digging away single handed in hi. shaft. One week from the day the mine should have been bonded Padrazzinis pick struck into ore of fabulous value. It actually amounted to nuggets of gold the proposition milling hundreds of of dollars to the ton
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
U. of A. Wins Game
 By Score of ' to 6

University of Arizona defeated the
 T. A c. on Saturday in a close and , interesting game of base ball by a score of to 6. Hatcher twirlrd for U. of A. and pitched fine game for six innings, allowing only three hits. In the seventh he was relieved by Giliem, who tho pitching little Nild, did well; Pearson ad ar of day" U. of A. [ und him in the second inning and scored four hits; Crsole was put in as pitcher at the beginning of fifth, Pearson going to short, brown to second, Marquard to center and Wokasin to right field.
 Tho L. of A. hit the ball frequently good team work kept the score where it "as Wokasin distinguished him. self by making good throws from the field 10 tases and home, putting out three men.
 Melgren caught a beautiful game and hIs throw'ng was perfect. Bow den did equally ss we'll and was in the game all the time Both are Icellent catchers
 Quite & crowd witnessed the game and supported the home team most Loyalty Their "rooting" vas the best ever heard here.
 The dance at Gage Hall in the eve hing was a success and the music was perfect, and everyone enjoyed them selves. We wish { thank those who were SO liberal aLd made it possible for us to bring a team here.
 The T. A c goes to Tucson the first Saturday Tn May, unless the date is changed. A few changes will be made in the team.
 elow is the lineup and genera summary:
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Old Prospector
 Crosses the Range

James Humphries, and old pros pector and miner, committed sui eide on March 30 at the old La Chol- la placer d;ggings, near Qusrtzs'te. Yuma county. When found he was eap-shaven, had on his best clothes with hands ciasped across bis breast, ready for the coffin. Near by was found . bottle of strychnine and the following note:
 "To c. D. Cbamteraln, J P.-Thii is to inform you that I have commit ted suicide. James Humphries."
 The dead man was3 63 years of ag' and had lived in the county man, years, prospecting and mi ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following marriage licenses have been issued out of the probate cour. during the past few days
 Frank Daniel to wed Josefita Silbas both of Risbee
 Vim. Graham of Lowell to wed Stella Davis of Bisbee
 Julian Moreno to wed Genora Men doz4, both Bisbee.
 Wallace Reynolds to wed Zols Swaggart, both of Douglas
 A F.. Haney to wed Jeanette Wada, both of Bis bee.
 Dary Trezise to wed Mabel Jeffries, bot1 of Bisbee.
 Bert E. Cooper to wed Jesus L. Bernal, both of Naco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Our Railway Progress.

At the beginning of cur railway building the Ubited States got tbeir first raIIs and locomotives from Eng land. and we even had to go there to get points about their construction. Since than, however, we Ia pro- gres-ed SO rapidly that we are not only away ahead of England in miles of trsckage but sending engines and cars all over the rid. In med icine, as we'll, this country can lay olaim to being the leader, for in Hos- tetter's Stomach Bitters we have the test remedy compounded anywhere for silme, Is of the stomach, liver kidneys and bowels. Then why eI- | eriment with unknown remedies | when the Bitters Nill cure you. Fol B years it has given complete satis
 faction in caser of FOOT appetite. sou ri-ings, dy-pepsis, indigestion, cos
 tiveness, chills, colds, grippe, femal' ills or malaria. The pure drug com
 missioners have approved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Senator Forpker
 Says No Danger

The following will be found self ex- plsnatory:
 Hon. A. L. Morrison, Santa Fe.
 New Mexico:
 "My Dear Judge.
 'I have your letter oi March 20, with a newspaper clipping enclosed. There is no danger of joint statehood being forced on Arizona and New Mexico at the next session, or any other session. When the question comes up again, it will be whether or not those territories shall have separate statehood-a proposition that have slways favor ed snd will favor again. Hastily, but very truly yours, "J. B. FoRAKER."
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Passing of a
 Cochise Pioneer

Charles Stowe, an old Cochise county pioneer, died in this city on -aturday evening from au attack of typhoid fever, contracted while at work in the Dragon mountains. He was taken sick about a week or ten days ago. The fever had gained such a hold on his system that the doctors were un- able to check its course. The deceased was buried this forenoon, and the re- mains were followed to their last rest ng place by a large number of friends. Deceased leaves a si ter, Miss Edith Stowe of Bisbee, 10 mourn his loss.
 Mir. Stowe, with his father. was one of the early settlers oi Cochise county, coming to Tombstone in 1879. Mr.
 towe, Sr., conducted a small store il. what is now know as "old town" on the mesa adjoining the Old Guard Mine, where the town of Tombstone was first startei. With his parent. deceased afterward moved to Charles ton, where he resided during th' palmy days of that camp, then one o the fastest towns in the West.
 During the past eight or ten year deceased has been connected with tn Midalemarch Copper Company, whicl is operating in the Dragon noun tsins
 Deceased was 5 years old at tn
 time of his death, the larger portiol of his life being spent in Arizona, ha'
 ing been c resident of Tucson befor
 coming to Tom ustone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
The Mexican Way
 of Doing Things

Five years in the penitentiary of Lower California at Ei.sensda is the penalty which the Mexican govern ment has inflicted on the two rursles who were so muddle-headed as to permit Frederick G Bennett to lead them across the line and escape.
 This is what Bennett. sentence would have been and whsn . pris- ouer escapes from a Mexican guard the unfortunate guard usually pays for his stupidity by doing the prisoners time.-Yuma Examiner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Another Flowing
 We'll Near Benson

Another fine flowing well was re- ported yesterday on the home place of MT II. Armitage ahout a mile southeast of Ben-on. The Benson Press says that it was drilled depth of 500 feet by Heber Martin. No measurement has been made, but Mir. Armitage thinks 1t is flo wing from B to 40 gallons per minute through a three-inch pipe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, {
 LUCAS COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, {
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is seuior partner Of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo. county and state afnre said, and that said firm III pay the sum of one hundred do lars ioI each and every case of cstarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of De cember, A. D. 1856. lSeal A. w. GLEASON, Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in terna Iy, and acts directly on the blood | and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, Ohio.
 Sold by all druggists, 75c.
 Take Hslls Fla lily Pills for consti patior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Joe Bush" Writes
 From Huachuca

HUACHUCA. Ariz, April ls, l9JI.
 The O. R. outfit started to work on the upper Banacomari on the l2th inst gathering heef steers and hiefers for shipment to South Carolina.
 The rance has beer pretty well secured the past three weeks within a radius of 25 mics of this place, by the COW boys. after the illusive "broom- tai" horses Three carloads have been contracted to A. w. Childress of Don Luis, for shipment to the east err market, where they are in gr, at demand. Prices offered for bronchos this spring are higher than ever before.
 w. H. Kpegan, of this place, died at Fort Huachucs hospital of consump- ton on the night of the Eth instant. Deceased was an old.timer in Cochi>e county, having come here ip 1873 and made Huachuca his home, He was buried by his old time friends, in the military cemetery, the following day
 George L. Thompson, formerly with the Fairbank Commercial Co. of Fair bank. has sccepte position with the Greene Cattle Co, at Hereford, and entered upon his dutie. this week.
 Frank Joeger has been awarded all government contrs cts let SO far-the wood, freight and beef contract-he being the lorest bidder in each in- stance.
 Mining in the Huschucss certainly never had more eencoursging outlook nor brighter future than at present. At the Butte & Arizona mines in Box canyon some forty miners are em- ployed in development work. Ore in sufficient quantity to warrant the installation of modern machinery is in sight. At the Princeton Copper company's property some very high grade ore has been expnsed and cut into for fifteen feet. An assay of this ore ran 300 ounces ID silver and 30 per cent copper, with SIP in gold.
 At last work will be resumed on the old Copper Glance proner.y, near Tanner canyon, 6 few miles west Of Box canyon and pretty we'll up in the mountain. This property few years back was worked by religious crew under the leadership of one Donnelly, and for a while attracted some stten tion on account of the rich ore being mined. The property became involved in litigation and was finally sod by tine sheriff to the present owner, who has disposed of it to Nevada capital. ,sts, prominent in mining circles.
 The Manila, after laying idle the past three months, will soon resume operations along modern lines. This property has a most remarkable show ing for the amount of work done, which practically is surface, nothing but cross cutting having been do"e above the POO foot level, though good ore has been encountered in the drifts. It is the intention of the management now to sink to the 800 and then cross- cut. At their present depth A well defined ledge has been exposed that carries good values in lead, silver and copper. JOE BUSH
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver s1 co Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Pii:sr ipii. R,5)rs Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

Advices from Los Angeles state that Willis Wood, who is wanted by the United States authorities. oh .rged with the robbery of the Turner post office, n this county. is being beld in that city. It is probable that Wood will be returned to Tombstone for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
Court CaIIendar
 For April Term

The date of the dray.ns of the gran d jury has been set for Monday. [, ( 21d inst. Tie district attorneys office has compiled Inst of the cases and they Nill be t,ken up on the dii- ferent days as 10 lows MONDAY, APRIL 9. J H Garter, burglary; John Fustice, burglary; John Turnbeau, assault to murder; Vim Downey and D Doyle, burglary; Dolores Armenia. assault to murder.
 TUESDAY, APRIL B
 James Bean, crime against nature Pablo Lsybas and R Lsyhas, burg lary Vaso Dsbokovich, larceny; Selso Ayiles, burglary; John Campbell, as- sault with deadly weapon.
 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2i
 Robert Sanez, burglary; CC Craft, assault to Ri |; Ramon Comscho, as sault with deadly ~eapon; Lorenzo Lopez, burglary; Juan Roderquez, Pablo Flores and c Garcia, grand lar ceny.
 THURSDAY, APRIL 20
 Wm W lliams, Jerry Conah,n and Jesus Navarro, highway robbery; Frscisco Lopez, grand larceny; A D Boswell, murder; F Pochan. aggrs- vated assault; Antonio Moreno, grand larceny; Ricardo Ar;ola, assault to kill.
 FRIDAY, APRIL 26.
 Edgar Linson, assault with deadly weapon; H J Fallen, arson; c c Clsn- cey and J l. Daly, Burglary; Pablo Soto burglary.
 SATURDAY, AARIL 2I
 JD Lee, murder; Henry Crin-taff, grand larceny; John Brown, burglary; J J Warren, assault with deadly weapon.
 MONDAY, APRIL 29
 Pedro Velepsula, burglary; Manuel Quijads, seduction; c W Wood ward, burglary; Jesus NJ Molino forgery; B W Risll, forgery; Pete Maxwell, fraud Geo Cason, assault to kill; Ed Day ton, burglary; Ed Kelly, burglar W Ii Crane ct al, horse stealing; Bert GhemeIe, murder; R Tobie, perjury
 TUESDAY. APRIL 30
 JE Dallas, criminal libel; Antonio Labsrsda, Bigamy; Mike O'DonneI and John Noon ,n, burglary; Ramon E-cuiero, assault to kill; Victor F Ysnteya, grand ltrceny; Ge' Tieuor, forgery; Harry Ho land, larceny; J D Sweeney, felony.
 WEDNESDAY, MAY l
 Peter Nelson. burglary; James Ed Edwards. burglary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

Less than 5000 remains to be rais- cd to insure the building in Phoenix of one of the finest Y. NJ. c. A. homes in the southwest. The grand total raised by all the committees thus far is &54, ,054.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

Hts of = H.tcher 3; Pearson '; G Hem 0; Crsble 3. Struckout-Hatcher 1 Pearson ,; Gillem 1; Crsble ,. Walked by-Hsteher l; Pesrson 2; Gil'em ?; Crable ,. Errors-U. of A. 9; T. A. c. 8 Umpire-Frank Johnson. Scorer-Sergesnt Wyatt. Attenda nce-l50. Time of Camel hour, 10 minutes :.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

wAxTED-Mansger New Branci ,f onr bu-ipess here in Tombstone Wrire promptly. with references- Th' Morrs Wholesale Hcnss- Cincipnat' Ohio ne
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
RECORDS OF
 cocAlsE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF Barbara Robertson ct ux to Leopoldiuo Kempf Benson property 2lo .. W " Whalev ct ux to Orient Realty and Trading company Bis bee property ....... .. Geo F Roberts ct ux to Whsley Bisbee prop ertN ANN The Western Investment company to w NJ Ba- shore Douglas prop erty--- -.-..----...- A'NN International Land and Improyenentcompsn toFC c Marshall Doug las property. ...... ooo Pacific Improvement company to Ma honey Benson prop erty. ..........-----. iV J B Ne~man to c s Powell Bens Dn prop efty. ooN J J Walsh ct ux w Whsley ct ux, and E Downs e, ux to Orient Realty and Trading company Bisbee prop erty Annie Durand to Will liam Cowan mines in Turquoise mining dis. trlct.. ..--.-..... AV % wslter L Wiley to the Boston and Arizona Sme,ting company land ttotA J A Finnev to Sam Iarneli James A Finney to c b Parsons SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE IA Morgan to James and Augusta Brown
 Monroe Spikes to Ali Perry Frank Brown to w A Sherwood Ariz na.Trust and Banking Co to Maggie Bauer ct conj John H Slaughter to Frank Bauer
 cHArr. E MORTGAGE James Hogan to Christians A Miano
 IA Morgan to Augusta and James Brown
 u Brown to T Frsnzen E Rodsllegars 10 Berger Bros
 MORTGAGE Thoe Mccarthy ct u1 to W Whaley AZ Downs and J J Walsh
 ARTICLES OF IScoRPoRATIos National Building and Loan Associ' atiop
 Little Arizona Mining Co Paradise Mining Go AMENDED ART GILES OF IScoRPoRATio' The Douglas Cast Stone compan! changes name to The Arizona Gypsum Plaster company
 REALTY MORTGAGE Manuel salszar to Arizona Trust Banking Go INV w.llace ct ux 10
 Cha les Schreiber
 Douglas property 4'o . Frank H Mike to w l.
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 property y-..-..----- A Dudley ct u1 to Ira
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 property----- .-- Pacific c Improvement company to Luis Rui1
 1property.----. '' -- s Robin
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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Fl

Robert Sanez. burglary; c c Craft, assault to Ri I; Ramon Comscho, as sault with a deadly ~eapon; Lorenzc Lopez, burglary; Juan Roderquez, Pablo Flores and c Garcia, grand lar aany
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
THURSDAY, APRIL 20

Wm W lliams, Jerry Conahsn and Jesus Navarro, highway robbery; Frscisco Lopez, grand larceny; A D Boswell, murder; F Pochan, aggrs- vated assault; Antonio Moreno, grand larceny; Ricardo Ar;ola, assault to kill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-21
FRIDAY, APRIL 26.

Edgar Linson, assault with deadly weapon; H Fallen, srsnn;C c c Clan cey and J l. Dsly, Burglary; Pablo Soto burglary.
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