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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-23
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Rinuter. Siippen ipiies meb iaIte'
De Gracfers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
U. s. Civil Service
 Examinations

It has been announced by the
 United States civil service commission
 that several examinations will be held
 next month for the following posi- tions; March 6, position of we. plate photographer in geological survey, salary 1000; wireman office of secre- tGry of agriculture, salary ranging from B to s3.50 per day. On March Is examinations will be held for the following positions: junior clerk rec lsmation service there being thirteen vacancies one being at Yuma, salary s6o to x75 per month ink chemist and ink maker, bureau of printing and en- yraving, salary $500 and a general mechanic at Fort Peck Indian rescr- 'stion, salary 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
The Situation in
 Bisbee Unchanged

Tie situation in the Bisbee mine shut-down matter remains practically unchanged, though there IS a feeling of unrest and apprehension that be- comes at times intensified through idle rumor. A meeting was sched- uled for Bisbee last evening at which union men were to have addressed the assembled miners, but for some unknown reason the gathering did not materialIze. It is stated that an outdoor meeting, at which the present irksome situation will be discussed, is to be held within the next day or so.
 Although there are two factions in Bisbee-union and non-union-thus far no personal encounters have oc- cured, but it is feared by many that when g puslic discussion is had, vi- imperative remarks which are likely to emphasize the ideas of nasty ones, may result Tn precipitating riot It is hoped that nothing calsmitous may result from the public meeting
 Those out of employment are leav- ing Bisbee at rapid rate, heading for Montana, Nevada and other mining fields, while the majority of them will remain iB Arizona. Quite a number of rhe discharged men came to Tomb stone, and each arriving train adds to the number already here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
The Railways of America.

According to statistics there are over 100000 miles of main railway track in
 the United States, and during the past year the Southwest showed the great est increase in miles of new track. It means that this section is making the largest grosth in population and busi- ness of any quarter of the country. The wonderful record of cures being made by the famous Hostetter's e Stomach Bitters prove beyond all doubt that is a most wonderful medi- cine. Hundreds of persons who were sickly for years have been restored to robust health by using the Bitters. Il
 you suffer from poor appetite, indiges' ton, dyspepsia, costiveness, fatulency vomiting, heartburn, b osting. female ills, chills, colds, grippe or malaria the Bitters will cure you and make you
 we'll again. Try it today. A purit,
 guarantee is printed on every bottle
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Alleged Bigamists
 Confront Justice

Deputy Sheriff Frank Bauer re- turned this morning from Wilcox, where he wen. after the two Mexicans charged with bigamy. 4 few days ago a Mexican named Ensoni DaviIa appeared in Judge McFarland's court and swore to a complaint against his wife, Antonia Davila, and one Jose Ortez. He states that his wife mar ried Ortez without first having gone through the formslity of getting a divorce, and he strenuously objects. They were taken before Judge Daniel Netherlands court this morning and the preliminary hearing was set for Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Will Publish the
 Douglas Examiner

D. W. Seinple, formerly editor of the Bisbee Evening Miner, has bought out the plants of the deiunct Douglas Speaker and Naco Budget and will in a few dave begin publication of new paper which he has called the Douglas Examiner. It will first be issued AS weekly, but Mir. Semple intends to convert it into daily as soon sas the necessary arrangements can be made. He says he will also start new daily in Bisbee. The new journals will, it is said, be red hot.-Paradise Record
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To Cure Cold in One Day s;.s.> s;~s* Td. Laxative Promo Quinine r.l's. 6 MK nssy
and; W P White, s4.S5 per thous-

and; W P White, $4.S5 per thous- and.
 Seventh, tax receipts. Consolidated Printing Co. $9.75 per thousand W P White. S6 % per thousand.
 Eighth, letterheads. Consolidated Printing Co, $500 per thousand; W P White, $4.00 per thousand; I Tombstone Prospector, $5.40.
 Ninth, envelopes. Consolidated Printing Co, 6a size, $3.5o per thous- and. 10 size. S4.25 Der thousand; w P 6k size. 8 75 per thousand. 10 size, $4 "A per thousand; Tombstone Pros- pector, 6a size, B 80 per thousand, 10 | size, Si.50 per thousand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
A Nogales dispatch says {:

A Nogales dispatch says:
 sensation was caused in Nogales last evening when s. A. Pima, a mem Der of the firm of Campio X Co, pros.fage firm, was arrested across the line on charge of being a snug gler. R. Campio, head of the firm, was arrested seyersl weeks ago and is now in t'e jail at Hermosillo, Mex ico.
 It is alleged that the smuggling which the firm is supposed to have done, amounted to SS00O gold. Pima had been living in Nogales, as the atmosphere across the line was not considered the best for his health.
 He accidentally strayed across the line yesterday and wss promptly ar rested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Notary Public for
 Cochise County

Oscar K. Coll has received the an
 polntment from Governor Kibbey as
 notary public. Oscar is 2 young man oi rare attainments and long life of usefulness before him, the oppor. tunities of which he appears to grasp with tenacity that assures success. The use of the notarial seal in con. nection with his numerous sales and transfers of realty will facilitate matters and greatly increase numer- icai!y ME. Go!!'s already large client age.
 We will now be ready to make affi- davlt of circulation under seal
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Delegate Smith
 Introduces Resolution

A Washington dispatch sa,s:-A postoffice has been established at Twin Butte, Pima county, with Earl k. Rose, postmaster. Delegate Smith Of Arizona introduced join. resolu- tion authorizing certain officials of the treasury department to audit and cer- tify claims in different counties of the territory and to ascertain the amount due each on account of the legal cost and expenses incurred from March 1883, in the prosecution of Irdiaus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24

The following changes and correc tions were ordered on tine duplicate assessment rolls for 1906, proper af- fidavits having been previously filed in connection with the same:
 Strike ,om assessment of E Stel- ger, Douglas, one piano, ground never owned piano.
 Exempt from taxation on A valus- ton of 5000 Mrs Huldah Ashburn, Benson, ground widow.
 Exemp. from taxation to the amount of 5000 Mrs MB O'Neal, Douglas. ground widow.
 Strike from the duplicate rolls the assessment on eleven city lots assessed to Henry Waters, same being surface ground on Bessie" and Total Loss I mining claims, ground double taxa tion.
 Refund to Manzora Mining Co | DragOOn, fOt -cf, aHiuubt UT taA paw on smelling works, value s25o0, and l2 horses, s60, ground non-owner' ship.
 | Exempt from taxation to the amount of 5000, Mrs NJ W Speed Douglas, ground widow.
 Strike from the duplicate rolls thu sum of $46l0, assessed as "Otber Per sonal" sgainstL W Blinn Lumber Co Tombstone. ground erroneous assess ment.
 Exemp; from taxation on valus ton of 5000, Julia F Gould, Dougla ground widow.
 Exempt from taxation on a valui
 tion of $10oo, Elizabeth A Groesbec Douglas, ground widow.
 Exempt from taxation on the val' IT iS10O0, Anna Kelly Gleason, grouI
 widow. ,s strikefrom the assessment of Agn
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Afternoon Session.

Afternoon Session.
 Board of Supervisors convened at l p m with all members present.
 This being the hour set for opening the bids for county printing, board proceeded to consider those now on file.
 The following bids were received at prices hereinafter named:
 Job Printing-First, for printing and binding court caienders. and furnishing the stock thereof: Con- solidated Printing & Publishing Co, 90 cents per page printed, and a5 cents per page ruled; W P White Cochise County Pressl 75 cents per page print ed, and 50 cents per page ruled; Daily Prospector, 45 cents per page.
 Second, license tax receipts. Con- solidated Printing Co, $5.75 per thou sand; W P White, $6 50 per tbous' and.
 Third, school tax receipts. Con solidated Printing Co, A 50 per thous and; W P White, $4.s5 per thous and.
 Fourth, road tax receipts. Cousoli dated Prin,ing Go. A 50 per thousand w P White. $4s5 per thous' |. and.
 ,f Fifth, assessors personal propert receip's. Consolidated Printing O. , s..5O per thousand; W P White, $4.S l per thousand.
 Sixth, county order books. Cor 1, solidated Printing Co, "A 50 per tnou'
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $l.0O Lea 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.50
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. ..'r ihi t'p a Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
OFFICIAL
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the Board of Supervisors
OF c0cHlse COUNTY. ARIZONA

Refund to James L Amslong tn, sum ot $2l2 taxes paid on I6O acre, oi land in Sulphur Springs valley or over valus ion of ss0. Ground tha, same had been previously ordered reduced by the county board of equaii- ration.
 Refund to Neil Erickson the sum of " l2 taxes paid on l60 acres of land Tn Sulphur Springs valley on over val. uation of $50. Ground that same had been previously ordered reduced by the county board of equalization.
 Strike from assessment of Robert Nerbece furniture $50. Ground dup hcate assessment. Strike from assessment of Wm Campbell the sum of $60O, same being 1 over valuation on lots g to Is. block | 2S, Bisbee. Ground error by ss- sessor.
 StFike rom assessment of r J Mc- Cuilough for the year 1906, the sum of Se50, over valuation on lots S7, 3S. 39, 40, i block r Bisbee Ground clerical error by assessor. Strike from assessment of Frank Bauer of Douglas, frame houses 5000. Ground non-ownersbip.
 Two affidavits from A ALewando.ki as to errors in taxation were laid or the table pending the receipt of fur ther information. : Contamination of William Speed was referred back for proper affi- davit. At 10 p m board adjourned to meet 1t a m January f, 1907. IT
 VIM. RIGGs,
 Chairman. C Attest: u CHAs. R. HOWE, b'
 Clerk '
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Tombstone, January 9th, 1907

Tombstone, January 9th, 1907 Board of Supervisors of Cochise county met at 9 nj pursuant to sd- journment with all members pres ent.
 Minutes of January 3rd and 4th were read and approved.
 The following demands were audited and allosed and warrants ordered drawn in payment Of the same-upon approval of the district attorney: NJ Doyle, constable fees, Bisbee, s236 90, al-
 lowed. ............ 230 % John White, constable
 fees, Bisbee ..... l65 50 c A Mcdonald, justice
 fees, Bisbee, $374.45
 allowed. ....... ss9 O5 At II a m the board took a recess until l p m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24

n Connolly, Bisbee, house on lots 8 to i9, b ock 9, Bisbee, value S250, als fl strike same from assessment of Jn, l. NJ Connolly and France NJ Connolly s ground I ron-ownership. on : strike from assessment of " I kinsey one barn, value $50, ground non-oSnership.
 f, Exempt from taxation to the value Of $leOO, Mrs F 5 Stephens, Douglas, ground widow.
 Exempt from taxation to the value Of BIO 0, Mrs Susie Knudson, ground | widow.
 Refund to W E Reed, J A Howell, agent the sum of g 50 taxes paid on sS5 valuation personal property, ground ncn-ownership.
 Refund to Ricardo Apodsco, Pools, the sum of SLIGO taxes on 40 acres of land in 1905, and the sum of s5 30, tsxes paid on 80 acres of land in 1906, ground non ownership.
 Refund to Max Oberfelder, Benson, the sum of B 65, taxes paid on sl0S valuation on 40 acres of iand, ground 
 The following complaints were re 'erred back for more specific informa- tion:-
 F. R Lsngford. Lowell. Mrs Mary White, Douglas. o B Mann, Douglas.
 f Halderman, Dragoon. Dan Hoesch, Bisbee
 D W Wickersham. Bowie. Wm Heyn, Naco. Sophia Walker, Benson. Mrs Mary Hsworth, Wilcox. John Prindeville, Pearce. The demand of R s Hunt for the tn quarter, 1906. in the sum of 3139.70 wa. approved by the board a nd warrant ordered drawn ID pay r ent of same At p m board adjourned to meet 5 9 m January 5th, 1907. ?
 W. M. RIGGs,
 Chairman. Attest: CHAs. R. HowE, n
 Clerk.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
Afternoon Session.

!, lentu, olanks. SOnsolluateQ frln f ing Co, Sa by 2s inches. one sid $6 70 per thousand & per 800. Tom stone Prospector, $6.75 per thoussn one side si.50 per 500; w White, $ll per thousand one side, sn $S per 800.
 Blanks, both sides. Consolidate Printing Co, sl by 2s, s9.45 per thou; and. s7 50 per 800; Tombstone Pros pector 10 per cent additional over on side; w P White, sl5 per thousand sl0 per 800.
 Blanks, sl by II. Consolidated Printing Go, one side $6 50 per thous. and. s4 25 per 800, both sides s7.5C per thousand, 8 per 500; Tombstone Prospector, one side per thousand, s4 per 800 B, both sides 10 per cent ad- ditioual over one side; W P White, one side $6 per thousand, s4 per 500, both sides s per thousand, s5.75 per 500.
 Blanks. by st. Consolidated Printing Co, one side B 50 per thous- and, S2.50 per 500, both sides 450 per thousand, s3.50 per 800; W P White, one side S4 per thousand, B 800, both sides 5 per thousand S3.75 per 500.r'
 
 Blanks. sk by II. Consolidated Printing Co, one side si per thousand, 8 per 509, both sides s4.75 per thous- and. 8 50 per 800; w P White, one side side $4.50 per thousand, 8 per 5HO, both sides s6 per thousand, $4 per 800.
 ..Eleventh, assessors lists. Consoli- dated Printing Co, s9 25 per thousand; Tombstone Prospector, SIP 50 per thousand; W White, SIP per thous- and.
 Twelfth, publishing and dadyertising. Proceeding and minutes of board of supervisors. ( Consolidated Printing Go, 39 cents per inch. Bsbee Evening Miner, 39i cents per inch. Tombstone Prospector, B cents per inch. Notices. Consolidated Printing Co, S2a cents per inch. Bisbee Evening Miner, 80 cents per inch. Tombst7ne Prospector, 70 cents fret insertion, 65 cents each subsequent insertion. Raises by Board of Equalization. Con solidsted Printing Ce, S2k cents per inch.
 On motion of McCabe, seconded by Bowen, all members voting "aye," action oi the board awarding contract to successful bidders, was deferred un- til Manday, January 7th, pending re- ceipt of opinion from district attorney as to the legality of the bid of W P White on job printing.
 At SD m Supervisor Bowen was ex- cused from further service for the day.
 On motion of McCabe, seconded by Riggs and carried, the action Of F M Doan and District Attorney Flanni- gan in appointing Walter Kibbey as special counsel in the case of Territory vs Star K Williams, was ratified and confirmed, and his expense account in cured in obtaining testimony, audit ed and allowed to the am unt of $4O.45; also fee for said services to the amount of s3OO, and warrants ordered drawn in payment of bO:h sums, Demand of former district attorney Thos E Flannigan, for $32.25expenses as district attorney, 4tb quarter, al lowed, and warrant ordered drawn II payment of same.
 Board adjourned to meet at n January 7th, 1907.
 W. NJ. RIGss,
 Chairman.
 Attest:
 CHAs. R. HowE, Clerk. xo Ln cooki0uad
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24

Tombstone, Ariz Jan. 4, 1907. Board of Supervisors of Cochise county convened at g s m. Present-William Riggs, chairman, U Bowen and G McCabe. Board proceeded to audit and allow demands against the county. The following were audited and al- lowed and warrants ordered drawn in payment of same: Jno F White, constable fees
 DlbOtc "O W M Doyle, constable fees BnOee. o'' O" Owen E Murphy, justice fees Bisbee. et9 % At l9 o'clock board adjourned un- til p m.
 Afternoon Session.
 Board of Supervisors convened at l m with all members present. This being the time set for opening bids for county supplies as per adver- tisement, board proceeded toopen bids now on file.
 BuryiLg Indigent Dead-Tombstone. CB T.rbell bid s25 Tor each buri- al.
 On motion of Bowen seconded by Mccabe and carried. the bid of c E TsrbeIl was accepted and bond fixed ct $1,OOo-
 Feeding Prisoners-Tombstone. Cba,les Kreuder bid II l-2 cent; per meal, B cents per day.
 John Henninger bid IS cents pei meal, 36 cents per day
 Grace B Lawry bid l6 cents pei meal, g cents per day.
 On motion of Bowen, seconded D, McCabe, all members voting aye tn hid of Chas Kreuder was accepted and bo,.d was fixed at 5000.
 Indigent S:ck County Hospital. Chss Kreuder bid 59 l-2 cents pc patien. per day. Attending sick county jail at 50 cents per ne'e'sar visit.
 John Henninger bid sl.2s per ps tient per day. Attending sick  county jail at $2 50 per visit.
 Houston HushsTt bid 65 cen per patient per day. Attending s'' in the county jail at 50 cents p visit.
 yJBcwsa moved that the bid
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24

Chas kreuder be accepted. Motto VI declared lost for want of second.
 G McCabe moved that the bid (
 H Houston Hughsrt be accepted
 Motion was seconded by William igg
 and upon roll being called was declsr. ed carried by the following vote: NJ
 Chairman, aye; Mir McCabe, faye"
 MT Bowen, "no.' Bond was fixed al 5000.
 Feeding Prisoners at Bisbee.
 William Truax bid IS cents per meal per prisoner.
 The above being the only bid receiv- ed, was unanimously accepted by the board and bond fixed at 5000.
 Feeding Prisoners at Naco.
 E P Els bid 20 cents per prisoner per day.
 This being the only bid received, was accepted by the board, and bond fixed at 5000.
 indigent Sick at Douglas.
 Dr Frederick T Wright bid S22O per year.
 This being the only bid received, | was accepted by the board and bond fixed at 5000
 Indigent Sick at Bisbee and Lowell. Dr NJ D Cohen bid Sl75 per year. Drs Edmundson and Caven bid S25O per year.
 Cr E A Godfrey bid S250 per year. Motion of Bowen seconded by hic- ;abe, and carried unanimously that he bid of Drs Edmundsou and Caven e accepted. Bond was fixed at 1000.
 Indigent Sick at Wilcox. pr J c Wilson bid sIoo per year. This being the only bid received, it f as accepted and the bond fixed at s 1000
 Feeding Prisoners at Lowell. IT Fitzimmons & Jennings bid 19 nts per meal. A, John B Hart bid 22 cents per cal.
 Motion by Bowen, seconded by Nc ,be, and carried unanimously that e bid of Of Fitzimmons & Jennings accepted. The bond was fixed at OOO.
 3urying Indigent Dead at Douglas. W de II Washington bid one cent r each adult, and one cent per each lild. ~ This being the only bid received was ' cepted by the board after fret being H ferred to ,he district attorney for an ,inion as 10 the legality of the '" me, and the bond was fixed at OOc. sl The district attorney was instructed ol draw up contracts with the success- al l bidders oD the above supplies, M Id submit same to board for ap- oval.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-02-24
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