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Mohave County miner., 1907-12-07
C. M. Funston Dead.

Clarkson M. Funston, editor of the Coconino Sun, died suddenly of heart disease, last Saturday morning, at his home in Flagstaff. Mr. Funston was known to all the old timers of Mohave county, having at one time been the editor of the MINER, removing from Kingman to Flaffstaff sixteen years ago. He was a clean, honorable news paper man and his thousands of friends in Arizona will mourn his loss.
 That the Wallapais have their mar ital troubles, as we'll as their white brethren, is instanced in that of a Wallapai Indian whose wife deserted him recently and went to live in the hogan of a Hava-Supai, over in the Grand Canyon country. The friends of the Wallapai Indian followed the eloping. pair and brought back the wo- man, who now refuses to have any thing to do with her spouse of former days. The tribe is much interested in the affair and keep a watch on the movements of the woman to see that she does not agaln hike across the des- erts to the lover waiting among the nightly canyons of the Colorado.
 Peck's Bad Boy Tonight
 Before George w. Peck was elected Governor of Wisconsin, he had achiev- ed national fame as the author of ''Peck's Bad Boy." series of sketches written with admirable fidelity to life, and under his sanction largely incor- porated in the farce comedy of the same name, announced for presenta- tion at the Opera House Saturday night, December '. The entertain ment has attained fame and popular ity almost, if not quite rivaling that of the author of its inspiration and everywhere has won most enviable patronage in every respect. Prices 25c, Is.
 s. A. Tyler, who recently sold the Golden Eagle group of mines. near Mineral Park, is spending the winter in Los Angeles.
 A fine assortment of comforts and blankets at the New York Store, and Levi Straus Over alls Ladies winter shirt waists at the Emporium. Christ mas goods will be opened soon.
Mohave County miner., 1907-12-07

A fine assortment of comforts and blankets at the New York Store, and Levi Straus Over alls. Ladies winter shirt waists at the Emporium. Christ. mas goods will be opened soon.
Mohave County miner., 1907-12-07

aaloharf County Minfr,
 Published Every Saturday,
 By SMITH & SAWYER.
 RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: One year, strictly in advance, 3 00S Six months, |: 90 Three months co Advertising rates on application.
 Frank Russell is in from his Sandy ranch.
 Mrs. John Withers is quite ill with rheumatism.
 Henry Lovin is at Kelvin looking after his mercantile business. Thos. O. Allgire and Miss Mary G. Rowley, of Los Angeles, were mar ried at the parsonage by Rev. F. c. Farr last Wednesday afternoon.
 James Cowan, one of the old timers of Kingman, arrived in town few days ago from Kelvin. During his absence he has visited all of the i'm portant camps of the coast.
 George Brobant has gone to Provi- dence Mountain, California, where he will enter the employ of mining com pany. His wife will remain in King man until he can provide home for her.
 Fred w. Morrison and wife, who went to Los Angeles last week, are ex- pected home today. MT. Morrison was inducted into the mysteries of the Mystic Shrine while in the city.
 Supervisor John s. Kolar and Sher- if Walter Brown accompanied J. w. Thompson to his Coara Springs ranch this week, where they are to have quail hunt to wind up with days of feasting and rest.
 John Hamilton visited with friends at Williams several days this week. He reports much snow on San Francis co mountain and little snow in the town, but melting fast. The weather in Williams was ideal.
 Louis Stirzel returned last Monday morning from Los Angeles, where ] @ took part in the festivities of the Shriners, taking that degree in the order. He says that he enjoyed every minute of the time he spent in the Angel City.
 The next public meeting of the K. s. l.. s. will be held in the High school room Monday evening, Decem- Der 23. The question, Resolved, that the Government Should Own the Railroads" will be debated by the eighth grade boys.
 Foster x Murphy have established their mining camp near Thumb Butte, in the Blue Ridge range, and have a number of men at work completing the assessment work and preparing to start up permanent work on the prop critics after the first of the year.
 Tho nlaStararS are at work on the inside of the Luthy block and it will be but few days until the walls have received their finishing coats. The roofs are being laid, heavy sheet tin being used for covering. When com pleted the building will be one of the neatest in the town.
 Yucca is to have grand ball on the evening of the 2Oth of this month, the first in its history. The town is boom- ing and the people are sanguine of a great future for it as the supply point of all of southern Mohave and north ern Yuma counties.
 J. D. Jordan, the we'll known min ing man, has returned from trip along the line of the Arizona x Cali fornia railroad, where he made an ex- animation of mining property. He states that there are many mining
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
sThe Blood Il Tho uihs

Science has never gone beyond The
shove simple statement OF scripture. But
II has Illuminated that statement and
given II . meaning ever broadsning with
Tho Increasing breadth Of knowledge
When the blood 10 sbsd o. Impure u
3 not alone the body which suflsrs
through disease. The bsain % also
slouded. We mind and judssmsnt sse
Sbeeted. and d1Aspy an evil dssd OF impure
inpS.ly q lie SssS Eaui. inpars hlco1
sAn b mAde ppHa. BY ll9 -nia ,W 0E
PleEee's Golden VedlQ0l QlncoyarY.' U
enllchea and nnI16aa Nm blood tkerc6y
curing, plmplea. blotehss, eyuploas and
other cutanoous affections, - eczema,
tstter, or salt.rhoun, hives and ethse
manifestations Of impure blood.
o . . . .
In the cure Of serofulous swellinss. sn.
largsd glands, open eating ulosrs, OF Old
sores, the Golden Medical Discovery has
performed tho most marvellous cures. In
eases Of old sores, or open eating ulcers.
II Is well 70 apply to the open sores Ds.
PIerce's All-Heaiing Sslvs, which pos.
sessss wonderful healing potsney whsa
used as an application TO the sores In COZ.
Junction with tho use Of Golden Medical
Discovery ~ . blood cleansing eonstl.
tutIonai treatment II your druggist
don't happen to have the .All.Aealins
Salve- In stock, you can easily procure u
BY inclosing 6fty-four cents In postage
stamps to DR.. r. v. Pisrcs. ga Main St.,
Buffalo, N. Y, and II will come 70 you BY
return post Most druggists keep II -
well as tho .Golden Medical Discovery
. o . . . .
You can't afford To accept any medicine
Of unknoirn composition ~ . substitute
for Golden Medical Discovery which is
. medicine OF KNOWN coMPosiTioA.
having n complete list Of ingredients In
plain English on It's bottle-wrappcr, tho
same being attrstcd As correct under oath.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06


Mrs. c. W. Powell returned Saturday
from a pleasant visit with her sister in
Denver.
W. r. Cartwright. wifo and wife's
mother Of La Junta spent tho first Of the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Piper.
G. W. Lewis. OF Lewis Bros. & Johnson.
lcf, last evening to Join his wife and family
in Los Angeles. where they will all remain
for some weeks.
Tho news has Just leaked out Of
matrimonial tic-up OF two Rocky Ford
young people on Thanksgiving Day. r. E.
Armour. recent arrival from Missouri
and now In tho employ Of o. B. StauHcr.
and Miss Rose Bilos. an employo Of D. v.
Burrell's seed store. were the contracting
parties. The wedding took place in la
Junta.
Mrs. Minnie c. Merriam Of Canon City.
once Miss Minnie c. Candy Of tho Rocky
Ford school staff. visited with old timo
friends and attended tho Valley Teachers
meeting hore last weok. Mrs. Merriam
Is county superintendent Of schools for
Frssmont County now and spoke at the
Association meeting on patriotic In
struc.ion." She remained in town part Of
this week. tho CUES. OF Mrs. NJ. J. Andor-
son. Mrs. q. NJ. Hall. mrs. @. II. Taylor
and Mrs J. c. Slanc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
Has Not Sold Out
Rocky Ford. Dcc, 2, 1,

Rocky Ford. Dec. 2. 1907.
Having many inquiries why have sold
out. as reported in the Rocky Ford papers.
III just say for the benefit Of tho public !
have not sold nor am ! selling out, only as
sell the milk we produce each day.
Ihavs Mr.. E. E. Groenough running my
South Side Dairy wagon in Rocky Ford.
the same as my son Harry ran It. hope
you will patronize my wagon. as you have
done In the past. Yours truly.
J. NJ. KELsAY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
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Mrs. Davenport was the hostess OF the
Tuesday Club this week.
Born. on Sunday. Dec. ist to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Ksrnsy. daushtsr.
Miss otwsll and Miss siblsy Of the
high school stan spent Thanksgiving holi-
days with Denver friends.
Mrs. Fannie osrbing left on Monday
for El Paso. Tex. where she will make
an sxtsn dsd visit with her daughtsr.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist church
Of Nswdals will give an oyster supper In
the school house Friday evening. Dec. 10.
The new parsonage Of the Christian
church just completed In the Hsrdman
addition is now occupied BY Pastor Har-
tors family.
Prof. Carpenter. colorado's great irri-
CATION expert and authority. was In town
Wednesday. In eonfab with B. u. Dye on
some sort Of cold water proposition.
E. Dunbar has taken the leadership
Of the Presbyterian church choir. The
term Of the engagement Is not definite ~
Mr.. Dunbar's stay in Rocky Ford 10 In
definite.
Tho Yeomen had another good time
last Tuesday night. "Dan Tucker" was
at tho meeting and THE pig was in the
parlor." Something new next Tuesday
NIGHT Como out,
Mrs. Blanche Montgomery. Of Kansas
City. has been Thanksgiving holiday
visitor at tho home Of her father W. W.
Kerney and wedding guest Of her sistsr
Mrs. Ernest Belew.
Harry Roliin who eamo horo originally
from Maine has returned from California
bringing his family and mother in-law
with him. and will mako his permanent
home among US. Rocky Ford Is good
enough for him.
Tho marriage Of Miss Isabelle meKin-
Icy. u former Rocky Ford school girl. now
Of Seattle, Wash, and Mr. David M. Mas
tors. Of Chicago. on Nov. 2s. Is announced
by tho mother OF tho bride Mrs. E. Nc
Kinley. now resident at Seattle.
Rev. W. 3. Harter Is planning for =
Mems Rally meeting at his church on
Sunday afternoon next, December 8. A
number Of prominent local laymen will
take part In tho meeting. among them
Judge Minor. Atty. Paul North E. G.
Shelton and othors.
III. M. Stamp Of Tereio. Colo. and G.
Raible and wife Of Prescott. Ariz.. are
visiting atthe parental homo Of the Stamps
here. They were called homo while the
brother Victor was undergoing tho ordeal
Of serious surgical operation at tho La
Junta Santa Fo hospital.
An evening Of pure fun. delightful mol
ody and unalloyed enjoyment is promised
for Wednesday evening. Doc. l. at tho
Grand. The West Minstrel Co. Is tho at
traction. and tho troupe Is composed Of a
joviai. gifted and obliQing bunch Of enter
tainors who never fail 70 please.
Dan Kuglsr. who used to b Rocky
Ford buglsr. and leader Of our city band.
but who Is now resident Of Las Animas.
spsnt last Sunday with his girl. Miss
Leila Kast. In order to save future car
fare they went over to the N. E. parson-
age Sunday evening and Rev. Potashnsky
made the twain one.
The finest thing In the way Of = NOV
ing picture show and mechanical effects
ever presented In Rocky Ford was The
Passion Play" at the Grand opera house
last week. Those who are now sorry
they missed It will DO pleased to learn
that Il Is to return this way in about six
weeks. whom much larger patronage is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-06
chriStn1as 4 China

Hand-painted China makes an artistic
Christmas gift. have several choice
pieces to select from.
Mrs. Matte Hulse.
Stuoio 2d floor Of Maxwell Block. 2ztf
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A Voice From
The Stomach
A BIoodIcss Fight Between q i"o'r'
And a rlublt---Thc Tablet Wins

Al the aae of 9s. clarence had good
digestion He had gastric Juice thN'
could dissolve doughnuts and tut,i "P-
pie skins into good blood corpVscles,
At tha age OF 9s he besan TO pp P.p-
fuse about the waist and can nAc i..
wards Ne also began Ia cultivate sew
eraI chins. In his newstouhu prlue
he began 20 think II his dutS To SoIEs
himself ON everything, tho good hnu
the bad, for appetite feeds on appctlVe
and every good thing Y abused.
Ills pictures showed mat ~ LOON
AZ the aga Of 90 Clarence nartien
and went 20 boarding On top ~ al,
this, he stten led oyster suppcrs ana
vino dim srs. which reduced the s1Se
of his collaTa from i61s To a. Nieu
sim abiding faith In the strength oi
bis stomach he gulpcd MS meal anu
ohewsd them afterwards.
At the ngs OF 2s Clarence began TO
hear an inward Vocc--a warning from
the stomach, After each meal ne
would feel bloatel--and belohlns oe-
came habit.
Ere began to be lIght catcr--and q
heavy thinker tre tried Ia THINK our
a cure for NOW he would SO Gown
nj his meals abso l1ttely disguised az
the thought on sight OF anything TO
ent.
He would sit down at his meals
without the trace OF an apeHtite. just
because Il was time to eat
He would often feel gnawing, un-
satisfied "still~hupgry' feeling IN MS
stomach, even after he WAS through
eating, whether his meal WAS well
cooked or not
And he suffered good many other
things With his stomach that he could
not explain. but that made him
srouchy. miserable. out.o';sorts and
generally sour on everybody and
everything.
Finally he read an account. some
thing Hike this, about the truly WON
derful results obtained from Stnart's
Dyspa psia Tablets in all cases OF
stomach trouble dyspepsia, and so on
lie bought a soc box at the drug
store, and took the whole box, When
NE started, he had little taith--,and
less appetite. When he finished he
had absolute faith--and more appe-
lite, and more good cheer, Things be-
gan to taste different and better 10
him.
Now he has NO more dyspepsia, no
more indigestion, no more loss of APP
petite. brash, Irritation, burning sem
sation, heartburn nausea, eruc tail ons,
bad mem DRY or loss OF vim and visor-
Remember one Ingredient OF stu
arts Dysp epsia Tablets will digest for
you, 5000 grains OF food, just as it
did for Clarence,
This relieves your stomach of the
work Of digesting until your stomach
can get strong and healthy again.
Your stomach has been overworked
and abused. It's tagged out II needs
a rest.
Let Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets do
the WORK of Your stomach You will
be surprised how fine you'll feel after
eating, and how iusciously good every
thing viii taste to you,
Heed the call of the stomach now
There's a world OF good cheer IN one
box of StuaIt's Dyspe psta Tablets--at
any drug store, soc,
Send up your name and address to-
day and we will at once send you by
mail Il sample package. free, Address
r A. Stuart Co.. 81 Stuart Building.
Marshall. Mich
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EXCLUSION OF
THE JAPANESE
Seoy. Straus Issues Regulations
Relating to Them and
Korean l. aborers.
LAW ON MATTER is DRASTIC.


Washington, March 9G.--Seoy, Straus
Of tho department OF commerce and la
bpr today issued a number OF resula-
lions relating to the coming OF japanese
and Korean laborers to ihc continental
territory of the United states, They
follow;
Aliens from Japan and Korea are
subject to the general Immigration
laws.
EVERY Japanese or Korean laborer,
skilled or nnskilled, applying for adj
mission at "a seaport or ut land bor-
der port of the CaItcd States, and Ilav-
ing in his possession a passport issued
by the government of Japan. emitting
him 10 proceed only TO Mexico, Canada
on Hawaii, shall be refused admission.
III a. Japanese or Korean laborer ap-
plies Tor admission and presents no
pas sport II snail he presumed that he
did not possess When he departed from
Japan or Korea passport emitting
him TO COME 10 the United States. and
thai he cid possess at that time pass
pcgt limited to Mexico Canada or Ha-
wall.
"1r a Japanese or Korean alien ap-
plies Tor admission and presents pass
port emitting him to enter the Unitec
s tuLes or one which is not limited To
Mexico, Canada or Hawaii. he shall be
admitted if IL appears that he does
not belong to any OF the classes of
aliens excluded by the general lntml-
grafton laws-
III Japanese or Korean alien an.
plies for admission and presents a pass
port limited 10 Mexico, Canada or
Hawaii, and claims he is not u ahorel-,
either skilled or unskilel, reasonable
proof of this claim shall % required IN
order to permit him Ia enter.
when a Japanese or Korean alien iS
rejected as being Il skilled or unskiHed
labpreT holding a passport limited TO
Mexico, Canada or Ha wall, he shall BIS
allowed the right of appeal 10 tho sec
rotary of commerce and labor una
the same conditions as attach to alie.~
rejected under the general immigration
laws,
III a Japanese or Korean skilled or
unskilled laborer is found in the con-
tnspta territory OF the GATED States
without having been duly admitted up
on inspection the procedure employer
under the general immigration laws lor
the arrest and hearing Of aliens Who
have entered the United States surTep-
7itiously shall be observed 10 the en1
that the right OF such allen 10 remain
in the United States may be deter
mined: and il It shall ppear that SUCH
alien has entered the United States
since the 18th of March. 1907, the said
alien shall he depoTted according to the
provisions OF sections 20, Il, and 20 of
the act OF Congress approved March g.
1903, and after July l. 1897. according 10
the provisions Of the like numbered
sections OF the act of Congress ap-
proved Feb. 20. l9l1
I'm case any Japanese or Korean 10
detained or denied admission by virtue
of the foregoing executive order he
shall In addition TO being informed OF
his right OF appeal to the secretary OF
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BRIBERY AND GRAFT
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Grand Jury EIicits Confirmation
OF Certain Facts Tending
To Complete Evidence.
TACTICS OF RuEF's ATTYs,
suddenly Changed, the Fight Now BE-
ing for Privilege OF Going to
Trial AT Once

49,. .r, s,, 4
Sam Francisco, March 2N-~Ine gra'u
f,,ry investigation OF bribery and graft
a. 81, r,r.1ctvco -os,ltyd in the find
,i' ~ ..,.,,s,,.,.r,,. toA,,- Ant
ing OF no new inhlclrhel''9 '"u'y ~
one session was HELD, iasunR lioh =
o'cionk until 3. AZ ms conclusion Dist,
-. 80, .,l1,
AeeS- b"il@ uus' ,.,,.,. ,,..-o,
No new lines o. lIlSQll'l'l'I"' wv
Opened up by todaSs iuNest Cation Dut
trop, ihr witnesses examined We elicit
49,, - .,o.,,,tr, ro,.. -cn7Ine.
~ N"'aui ''p' wa va -
50 connect some hnRs ia lAlp CNu.u VI
evidence showing bribery or SAN Fran
,tero oaicioIs nv the Home Telephone
company
Asst, dist, A;sS- ldeney saidl
I'VE went over new ground today but
,,,,-.tv fo,, +be r,,rnosA of elinching evil
p"eiS 80 w
uence ALREADY Auu uCed'
The witnesses examined before the
GRAND jury at thl5 AFTERNOON session
were John VI. c. Marbie- tetited pank-
cr of Los Angeles. formerly president
and now director Of the Home Iele-
phone company of THAI city Jonn van
Lien of Oakland CONNECTED with the
Empire Construction company OF Call
f0rnia. the corporation SAID 20 nave
been organized by the telephone com.
pany to handle the getting pt the local
franchises In whose obtaining the latter
concern is charged with having spent
appro Simatsly SS00,000 In brihes IN addi-
tion to the $4,000 paid to the city and
the s7a.D0O paid into the earthquake
fire relief fund Il. G. Burpee, vice presi-
dent OK tho First National bank ~
Oakland; Nicholas Prendetgast OF Los
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commerce and labor be advised that no
may communicate by telegraph OF
otherwise with any diplomatic or con-
sular officer of his government. atld
shall DO afforded opportunity for so
doing"
The secretary instructs the OFFICIALS
of the department charged with the en-.
forcement of the immigration laws 20
see that In the execution OF these resu'
latlons. 'scrupnlous care shall he taken
10 see that the courtesy and consider
alton which the department requires IN
me case Of all foreigners OF whatever
nationality, is shown TO those alscted
BY these regulations ''Otficers OF tf1ls
department are hereby warned that no
discrimination will be tolerated ana
that those coming under these reBula-
tlnns must be shown every courtesy
end consideration 10 which the citizens
OF most favored nations are entitlet
when they come to the Cnitcd states
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FOUGHT THE OFFICERS.
Negro Fanatics Resist Authorities and
Three OF Them Are Killed

sIuskogee. J. T., March 2S---As the
result OF a battle between federal au-
thoritleS and members OF the United
Socialists club a society of negro tsnat-
les Bearing commissions from a Cincin'
nati detective association. this afterncon
Deputy Marshal John Cofald was ser.
ioUsly shot Guy Fischer, white, was
wounded three negroes were killed, and
two more severely wounded
Cofield was shot while serving writ
OF eieciment on the members OF the So
ciety. who had taken p lesslVn of
house, refusing 10 pay rent ai.S more. de-
cInring their authority was hlgh her than
that OF the United States The entire
city and marshal's force was called cut
and attacked the house IL which the
negroes were barrlcaded, killing three.
There Is no fear OF a race riot Toe
other negroes uphold the officers action.
Tonight nearly every white man in he
city rs armed In anticipation OF further
trouble Az this hcur. however all IS
quiet and because OF the fact tnat thss
particular hand Of negroes Is dlstlk-d by
the others OF Iher race, more trouble Is
not likely
The United Socialists lived apart from
the other negroes and were known as
money hndels.' because IL was their
custom 10 travel about At night and hunt
for buried money.
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BROWNSVILLE INQUIRY.

Washington. March s6,--WhlIe' SOW.
eral white officers OF the Twenty-htth
infantry, who have Just concluded their
ATTENDANCE at the Psnrose cOurt-martlal
AT sam Antonio. reported to the senate
committee on military affairs today.
HE committee continued Its eSamlna-
lion OF negro soldiers Thomas Tay-
Tor and Joseph I. Wilson. both former
members of the company &, who's
gums have been identified by experts
the Springfield arsenal wlth shells
picked up in the streets OF Brownsvtlle,
were on The stand. Their eSGmina ton
was intended to SHOW that shclr suns
were In good condition when inspected
the morning following the shooting and
that theY could not have been used In
the shooting ARRAY.
spotswood w Taliaierro, formerly
sergeant major OF the Twenty NTH IN
fantly. also testified concerning Incl
dents at Fort Brown on thc might OF the
shooting