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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures.
wANTED-OId gold and silver We pay
big prices BCRFEINDS us sth 81. NV
ia5I-39t
VyANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladiss' OF gentlemen :. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and 1 win call any
North 4s9 no27-S0t
WANTED-DIamonds. one 70 four carats: sl63
carat up. Highest cash paid for old gold.
silver dentist gold. platinum. old coins, An
uque JeWelry. and city pawn tickets. etc,
Money 10 lear. also. LOUIS ABhAHAMS.
Bonded Br5Esrs ss5 sth 81. nv. Phoas Al. 4s1s
ss5-taos
Observation-Disclosures for cash; sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats and
shirts before seeing me. as 1 pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. viii call
II. GEWIRZ. 120S tn st. nv. jal4-l5J
wANTED-HigheEt cash prices paid for
worn garments. ladies' or gentiemen's. Also
call any hour. s. KEBESKY. I50s 9Th ST.
NV. Phone North 326y-M. ds2S-8 500
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets. Will pay full value for stoves ia good
condition; once furniture and household goods
OF all kinds contents especially, u. NOTES.
Cz5 louisiana ave. Phone N. 500. jaT-25t
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BROOkLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H. f. LUEHSSEN. Drug Store.
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TIT1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLASSIFIED
- - a WOE ZOE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents "a word Tor all other classified
advertisements FOR less than three insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
GAYS. one Celt "a WlrI l1I each insertion.
These rates do uaL apply 20 Personals
AdVeEtisemauts VIII De accepted at any OF
the following branch offices al regular office
rates i'll 10 IS -lcllEeuIalE 20 leave advertise
welIs az either branch office OF The Times
business Office. they may be Jslephoned direct
81 ia call 20 collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WAN1ED-Furnished room on first floor.
heat and gas, northwest locality Address
BOX l43 Times O1ice. Ja2l-3t
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ELEAASDEIA. Va.
y. r. cARNL q CO.. 503 King q.
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For -Typewriters.

RENT A WELLINGTON:
One month for-...-...........S2.0 %
- Three months foT.............s5.0 90
- SIX months fOr-.----..---..--2s- 90
All rentals Apply on purchase,
- Ihe WELLINGTON Is only $50
- OFFICE. 80 llth 81. IA.
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female,

WANTED-By man and wife positions al
ianiIor OF apartment house OF cOek, hoC-e
man. and waiter. Address BOX las. Tim e
of'ics. ja4Z-si
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Rooms and Board.

WANTED-Ry two young men. room and
board; convenient 10 Navy Yard. Address
BOX I46, Times Office. II
WELL. HEATED. lighted and ventilated
room; good board; private family excellent
bath. one block from cars. 2ll lgth 81. Sc.
II
ROOM and board FOR married couple or Two
gentlemen near G. ?. o. III New Jersey
aY. nv. 1a-l-2J
NICELY FURNISHED or unfurnished roonTs.
with or without board. 5o9 c st. nv. ja2l-9t
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENTS.
SOS 12th 81. NV; try our special sunday din
ner from 10 pm, sc; choice ro0msef
desirable tenants Ja19-tf
nor RENT-Room with or without hoard
Address 800 nth 81. sW. ia-0-3t
NEAT FRONT hall room with board In Tsi-
rate family gentlemen Sl5. la New Jersey
ave. nv. Iae0-3t
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For Rent
Farnished Rooms.

For Rent
Farnished Rooms
SENECA bachelor apartment: enc large
room: all improvements. SO JANITOR.
~ 81 NV dell-u
1877 r. sT.-Furnished rooms: corner house:
pII.aLe Lan.lIy. phone. reference. ia22-9t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms suitable for
housekeeping; also hail room. 6Di 18Th ST. NV.
FOR I,ENT-Iarge front room. 1872 Harvard
ST. NV delightful location. near i4th a. cars.
FOR RENr-Han room. steam heat. l2ls I'm
FOR RENT-Pleasant. comfortable room.
g. peg month. 7z5 sth 81 NV ia2--st
FOR RENT-To oolored tenants. a mont
room furnished or uufuInished In an apart
menL 1873 sth 81. NV. one sight up.
FOR RENT-seeond aoor front room: nicely
Furnished Nish or without board .S q 81
FOR RENT-Large Furnished room. "a floor.
housekeeping, heat and gas tl4 9Th 81. ua.
FOR RENT-Quiet room IN family Of two.
second story APARTMENT steam heat and fine
porcelain bath. $40 month. REESE. s1s +
b. nU. la1l-3t
I0ss n j. AVE. NgW.-For housekeeplne. too
completely furnished war1 rooms Slg IN
Guiding sss Tor cooking differences. jazl-st
LARGE FRONT ROOM. % aoa- flrnaee
heat, gas and bath terms reason bile .16
= p w JGi--l
m e sr NW-Rooms Win on without
board. transients taken j42J-5t
Dl FIRsT ST. N.w.-Iarge. cheerful fur
nished front room. reasonahle. Iae1-st
ls & ST. NW-NIceIy furnished mont
rooms. light housekeeping moderate.
FOR RENr-Thres bright rooms. sos - st
nv 1a-1-1t
FOR RENr-Furnished. clean. Vsu-heatsd
rooms u4 18Th ST. NV. ja-J-gt
FOR RENT-One furnished room. light
housekeeping 81. sta ST. NV Ja-9-it
For Rent
URfarEisAeS RsanG
FOR RENT-Three or four unfgrBi.i..i -.
Tor light housekeeping with heat "a sUf
Z pain L-S house beautiful location. Ad-
dress Bon l-s Times once. jazz-st
Dor RENT-Three unfIrnisfsd rooms 5---
gas. hath. back porch light Housekeeping
- 80. - -a---t
FOR RENT-Two rooms. heat. gas barr
I 1888 Columbia =t.i between SIN ana ION J.
and 9. iaaI-at
FOR RENr-Jufurnished room; $ Der
month. ali convenience 73l 9th It, ne
jaao-at
~ HARVARD ST INVITES ro5m-.
heat and gas. sI5. jas-st
FOR RENTING light .unfuruisbel r,ou1s-
"a floor. gas. heat and bath. al r 81 sw
YOU CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS VIA 10
Few enployes-if you are satisfied % make
Z little noney-or even % lose a little. But
you may be able 20 date your prosperity
! from the time you published sumo Help
wanted ada
For Rent
Furnished or UHfuralshed Rooms
FOR RENT-BrEht frant room. second door:
furnished o. unfurnishe,t 4ls lst ST NV
FOR RENT-One furnished or unfurnisaei
room. reasonable rent - Grant place NV.
la---st
so7 X sT.-R-st lighted. Lsated. sud most
beautiful room IN city at moderate rate
opposite Carnegie Library. la1g-gt
| FOR RENT-Furuished and UzfuTnisned.
rooms. 50 IA 81. NV. iazy-5t
FOR RENr-ro colored. rooms. 1.2. II 81.
nv iaZl-2r
For Rent-ROOmS.
| IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
| BOARD. see us. chafges. THE CEN
| TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO. 1872 + nv. Room
/ . Phone NJ l055. ia2i 3ut
Wanted-BOarderS.
! WANTED-At TIE WILSON. 18th and
I Harvard, ten table boarders: choice home
! = l. =. l.. .
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FOR SALE Er0leham- almost new. recently
belonged o. wealthy IalEs owner has no use
f1r same. ll-t .rl zL faZz--r
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ANACO8IIA-
bCRN'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson EJz-
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Personal.

PERSONAL.
MADAM THEO. palmist card reader. and
medium; German spoken. ~ II - nv.
ja.2 2s2 81
WOFKINGMEN, a dollar saved is one made;
We can save you few il you come 70 US
for suit or ONercoat, tailor made slightly
used at prices that are sure 10 please YOU
JUSTHH OLD STAND. GIG ID ST ja11-7IA
MRS BISHOP Palmist. information, clear
concise. and % the point III sth s. NV.
ja2i-tf
NINE DAVIS. the born clairvoyant and card
reader, removes spells. evil influences, and
gives good luck lbs 18th 81 NV give me
a call. IaI4-31t
MR. Z. MILLION. PIANIST and Psychic. So
Eye 81. NV. His readings tell you anything
you wish 10 know. They are scientific and
accurate Hours. 70 + OpeL sunday.
1ail-"t
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY, suite
"a COLORADO BUILDING. 14th and g.
Phone Main za25- Expert specialists IN deli
cate and Intricate Investigations, any cause.
ali seclionsi absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
night service. phone residence. North asa.
ja6-24t
IF -OU ARR GIVING UP housekeeping
and wish 10 sell part or all OF your furniture
send FOR the man VINO has the reputation Of
20 years fair dealing MARCUS NOTES. as
sth 81. NV; phone Main 517l. nol0-tf
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-At a bargain three secondhand
wagons la good condition Us reasonable Of
Ter refused Apply office EATIDEAI. BIS
GUT CO. elg D. 81 ua. lazz-st
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Dentistry.

ALEEOI-A METHOD 60 PLATES 80
PAIN. $40 10 introduce this system. Sup--
rUT 90 plates I'D every WAY Filings. 81 o..
Crowns 500. WORK guaranteed III. a.. s.
WALDO I.l. NeH York ave lV lal6-tf
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Floor Oil.

/ HOU SEWIFE! SAVE YOUR RACK AND
/ health, Hunter dust killing Floor OH does
I away with scTubbing. 5le gallon this
/ week. regular slrice. 50c. Drop postal. Is
/ Pennsy lKa anna ave NV. la-g-tt
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FOR sALE-Horse and wagon must DEE sold
al once. go ID st IaZZ-1r
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A. z. POWELL, sth and East Capitol sts
q BDNNEl-L DRUG CO.. Sun and q sJz.
N :. EEALA. nW. coz nth aud IA. ave.
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Moving
Packing and ShippiEs-

Packing and ShippIEs-
We REPAIR ana move furniture HOW
ARD 1915 II 81. he. Phone East I7s9.
jal4-It
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS,
"a LOAD
TWO HORSE WAGON So LOAD
CoLUnEELA TRAnEFEE COMPANY
"a nth 81. y. ". 5e2s-tr
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CHINA and oil painting 50c, use Of paints and
brushes. STUDIO. 1ls gth 81 NV jaI5-s0t
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GOOD PIANO ABSOLUTELY FREE.
MAGNIFICENT PIANO OFFER
lEAKs LESSONS TREE. Easy ravments 0l
Chase, Hackley, Carlisle, Pianos.

et31 Fisher Upright So. $500 Chase sz5s.
b-4Alliul- almost new $500 upright. Elsl
cash Owned Dr. lady financially eubarras=ea.
bsautllul urH $500 walnut upr. O. sIal reduction
GEO LAWRENCE. s-i stH Expert Tuning.
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WANTED Young white gil 10 work Ia
lunch room, GO Il 80. uU II
MANIED-Nest reliable woman 20 do cook
iHs, "a-hius and ironing must bring refer
v-tr. -al' n ST. nA- 5a---at
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WANIED-ENpeTiauca sal-sIadies for dry
tpa-s store permanent position. ga sth ST.
uu. f4.4-ar
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
1920 Xou Street.
INDIES TIKI CIlBLE.
COO rooms silver vaults money advanced
al per cent per annum Oh goods stored IN
this building. Let our estimator call
PACKING, DRAYING AND SKIPPING
dell-tf. tu. b Fl
10 Buy. SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE.
consult u.s. packing AMI storing a specially
THOMAS BOWLING A. CO. AuC tiane-ls
~ d 81 Phone -. 5l5. afI-s5-
WHY PAY MORE We store f.r 75o a load
NTTED STATES STORAGE CO., fis-lzf-82e
10Th 81 nv Phone Main 4,t9. ds3-90t
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A GENTLEMAN fine driving horse. rlna-
bout and harness. cheap t15 F=auzy- aHils.
ave ll-I-.r
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foh HAl-E-A hrst-ciass barber shop: ele-
SAM l1eail'u ~ Pennsylvania ave. nH-
IaZZ-5f
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FOR SALE-OUe bay horse. Izll. one black
mare. laa-i one sGsg horse. I.laH5 one bay
mare, So Il rear ~ 4sl FeuI-g isalia ave.
n.y., hoffman, = OLD STAND. taZI-5t
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern: Notice is hereby given that John Gleeson, Douglas Gray and assigns are operating under an option given them by the Leadville Mining Com psDy the oliowing named lode min ing claims, to-wit: Leadville, Gray Mule, Copper Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid of Sunshine, King Iolomoo, Northern Light, Head light, Winchester, West Side, York town, Charleston, Bsltsmore, Vesu- viu-, Lilly, Cosmopolitan, Compro- mise, Victoria, Wonder Miami, More, Cave, Troy, situate in the Turquoise mining district, county of Cochise, territory of Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- spopsible for any work done, debst contracted, injuries sustained, o ..ther b! gafions made by the sai- 'ileeson and Gray and their assigns in working aid lode mining claims.
 LEADVILLE MINING co. By NM. HOLMES Pr sident.
 Done at Pesrce, Arizona, July P, 1907.
 Flint publication July 9. 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
U. s. Troops Pass
 Through Tombstone

Two hundred soldiers under com mand of Captain Jenkins, passed through Tombstone yesterday on the return trip of the 5O0 miles practice march from Ft. Huschuca to Ft. Apache. With tine command are Captains Jenkins, Mcclure, Day and Forseyth ard lieuts. Sheridan and Dockery and Dr Vans Agpews. Lieut.. sheridan, while on this trip, wac de- tailed to look iuto the practicsbility of making A worlds record forced cavalry march of 5G0 miles. From the view of conditions it a not like 2 that the test ~ill be made in Ar zons since the mountainous regions of the territo will hardly permi, of record time being made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
The Funeral of
 Fred CarIevato

The funeral Of Fed Carlevsto took
 place this afternoon and the large
 cortege that followed the last mortal
 remains of the Tombstone pioneer to
 their resting place attesting the esteem in which he was held and pay
 ing final tribute to one vho had
 long beer a familiar figure in Tomb stone and in life enjoyed the friend- ship of all who knew him. The funeral was held under the suspicies of the K. of P. of which order deceased was an bonored member for over 30 years. The deceased was also a mem- Der of the l. o. R. NJ. ard the mem bership of both orders, headed by the Tom bstone City Band, formed long line of march, followed by large con- course of mourners and friends in At the grave the ever solemn and impressive ritualistic ser vice of the K of P. was observed and by relatives, brothers and lriends the .lsst sad rite, were per formed and deceased consigned to bi- resting place. To his daughter, who journeyed from San Francisco to attend the funeral, the sympathy of the community is extended in her lad bereavement and loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Arizona Girl Secretly
 Weeds In the East

A Chicago dispatch of Nov. 2nd, says:-
 Helen Case, daughter of a promi' uent citizen of Douglas, Ariz., and Albert Hopkins, son Of United States $ nstor Hopkins, were secretly mar ried here last night, and have left the city for an unknown destination Young Hopkins married greatly against the wishes of his parents, who have not as yet given their parental approval of the nuptials. The bride is said to te very besntiful girl. who came here from Douglas to be mar ried."
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

Senator Bourne of Oregon is offering prize of Sl, 900 for the best essay demonstrat- ing that Theodore Roosevelt has no right to keep the vol untary promise he made that he would not accept a third term. When the President made this promise he recog- niZed the fact that there is a strong sentiment against any one holding the Presidential office longer than during two terms, but Senator Bourne thinks tha. Roosevelt should disregard the knowledge and his promise and he invites es, sayists to supply arguments to buitress his belief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Arizona Cowboys
 Have "A Little Fun
A Chicago dispatch say.:

A AChicago dispatch says.
 Two cowboys from Arizona each armed with two reyolvers, compelled
 more than twenty-five men 10 line up against building at Thirty third and State streets shortly after 10 o'c ock this morning The cowboys were ar rested and taken to the Stanton avenue police station. They gave the names of John Thompson 20 years old, and Howard Ryner IS years old.
 "The power ofthe two revolyers that each carried was so great ttst in fif teen minutes thirty men were stand ing with their backs against . build ing and their hands reaching for the clouds. The cowboys would have prolonged their joke" bad not Police man Wa sh of the Stanton-svenue station interrupted them. Walsh found a long line of men, among whom were several negroes, holding up the bidding, with Thompson and Ryner dancing about them, each flour. IsLipg a loaded revolver.
 "Walsh drew his revolver and com. the cowboys to walk in front ,f hi". They offered DO resistance. |!
 "They were locked up on charges ,f carrying concealed weapons.
 "The cowboys told the police that .hey arrived in Chicago from Arizona hortly after midnight and visited q lumber of saloons on the south side, where they he'd numerous drinks. The prisoners exhibited surprise when hey were told that it .as a violation f the law to carry reyolver.
 "'We did not mean any harm I, thompson said, we were out for q title fun, and after we had lined one gainst the wall we kept adding an tber until we had quite a crowd.'" 1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

In Ohio, which led of in the 2-cents-a-mile rate for pas sengers, the receipts from this source for the year ending June 30 last showed an in crease of Sl,332,2S2 from which must be deducted a de crease of S55,645 reported by ten small roads of the main line of travel. As a whole there is nothing conOscatory or discouraeing to the rail- roads in these figures.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stock holders oi the Phoenix & Eastern Railroad Con- pany will be held at the offices of the company in the City of Prescott, Territory of Arizona, oD Wednesday, November 20th, 1907, at 1900 o'clock noon said date, for the purpose of electing Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction Of such other business as may be brought eefore the meeting.
 Books for the trsn-fer of stock will t- closed November 5th, remaining closed until December 9th
 Dated sr Prescott, Ariznna, this $, Id day I October, 907
 CHAS E WALKER, w-o27 Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Pointed Paragraphs.
From the Chicago News.

From the Chicago News.
 Even a dentist can't quiet his wife's jaw.
 A wise man has no time to argue with a prize fighter
 He has no force with man who has no faith in himself. A lazy man and a comfort able bed are not easily di- vorced.
 Make up your own mind before trying to make up your neighbors.
 A girl isn't necessaril, stunning because she throw' a young man down.
 Instead of hoping for th' best, the wise man spends hi time hustling for it.
 Bargain sales enable a wo. man to save a lot of money, is she is unable to attend.
 With the exception of de cayed vegetables and s.ckl hen fruit, actors ike to SC things come their way.
 It takes a man with an ur usually good disposition nc to care a rap about the kind weather that comes along.
 And a woman is alway glad when her husband ge holiday so that he can pr in about eighteen hours doir , odd jobs at home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

It is recalled of the late Sen ator Stanford of California, at q time when he was at the head of the vast railroad in terests which he had been mainly instrumental in up building, that, in a dull sea- son. some understraPpers oi his suggested that a cut be made in the wages of em- ployees. Very we'll said the Senator, and let us com. mence with Stanford aud go right down the line There There was nothing ever again said ia Senator Stanford about a reduction of wages
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Will Shortly Erect
 Business BIock

Sheldon Hams, manager oi the Tombstone Telephone company, has purchased from W R. King the tw, lots at the corner O 3rd and Alien streets. These are the lots on ~hich stood the Oh nese buildings which created SO much comment recently owing to the underground passages used for hiding contrabsud Chinks. Mir. Ij.ms will shortly begin the erection on the Third street front of a business bui ding and little later on will put up business biocx facing on Allen street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
N 0 I ICE E.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nusl meeting of the stock holders oi the Gils Valley, Globe & Northern Railway Company will be held at the offices of the Company, Tucson, Ari. zona, on Wednesday, December 4th, 1907. a; 200 o'clock p. m.. fer the election of Board of Directors and for the transaction of such other busi- ness as may properly come before the meeting.
 Dated at Tucson. Arizona, this 5th day of November, 1907
 CHAS. E. WALKER, wnle Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

In a spirit of retaliation the Nebraska railroads have re- duced their train schedules to twenty-five mics an hour. With the added advantage of a 2-cent fare this ought to be considered safe and sane transportation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

According to the official figures the American ships in the naval battle of Santiago fired coco shots of which only 12:. took effect. Dut as the small percentage was suf- ficient to destroy all the ships on the other side the men be hind Uncle Sam's guns feel satisfied with the showing on that occasion
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10
Fort Huachuca
 Ne, $ Items
By Wireless 1

Huachuca, Ariz Nov. 1, 1907
 Quartermsster Sesrgent Bem and Frank Haug, better known as Mir. Hogen," ~ho has charge of ' cle | Sam's corrsrs at the Fort. returned from s hunting trip to the Empire ranch last week. They report hay lng had a splendid time while away Hsug -ays that Bem got up one morn 'ng at daylight and swore that thEr' was big bear close to camp and loading his gun with hnckshot, crep' Up on the supposed bear and hlsz q away with both barrels, aiming SIX inches below the tip of his ears, ex- ,.ecting to blow the beast hrsina "nt. But to his surprise he found that he had torn the ears of one Of the cattle company's thor ughhred jscl s that vas innocentiy grazing in the tall grass Bem der ies this story and say 6 tnnl Haug dreamed that, for next morning he found that the whisky jug was empty, which necessitsted breaking camp However, whether lthe above is true or not. it is s sig nifcsnt fact that they lost no time 1T making tracks fer home.
 The contract for 100 tons of nstiv' . hay for Fort Huachuca has beer Y awarded to Messrs Larrieu X Hand c l this place.
 n old Fort Gran. will be turned owe to the interior department shortl '' and converted into a sAnitsrium fo e immediate occupancy. A party d Washington officials have been goin over the site the past two weeks wit
 that end in view. No doubt the sci
 tlers in that section will be jubilsr
 over the fact
 k General E. D. Thomas, command
 oi the deparf ment of Colorado. vii headquarters at Denver, visited Fo
 Huachuca last week and put Maj he stevens through the riding test. IT AS major came out without a scratch, V" was predicted by his friends He ( en er-d hi. allotted fifteen miles in ol 'h hour and forty minutes.
 
 Colonel Schuyler Is expected bs' y t0 the Fort during the present mon fr, m New York, where he has be'
 with the state militia for the past 6
 months.
 ,n Major tevens will be transferred nm Fort Apache this week, where he W
 assume command.
 JOE BUSH"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

The new gold coins of the United States will bear the profile of a young girl of great beauty, and of Irish-A American parentage. Her name is Mary Cunningham, and because of her exalted position and the worth she represents, the Las Vegas Optic goes into rhapso- dies and produces the follow ing lifellke pen picture of Mary Cunningham and the new gold coin:
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-11-10

In August the earnings of the railroads in the United States were 1lper cent greater than the same month of 1906 There has been more of an evaporation in confidence than in real values.