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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Excellent Showing
 Of Calumet & Arizona

The Calumet & Arizona Mining company reports for the year ending December 3l las as fellows:
 Production-Pounds, B 40, ,S96; in- crease, 5 5.69s.6I2.
 Gold d-Silver-Ounces, 23s ,46i; in crease, 59,62l ounces.
 Gold-Sllver per ton of copper, l2.I3; increase, l.I7.
 Average price received, l79; in- crease, 3.r3.
 Dividends pad, s2,6O0,0OO.
 Number employed, 9S5; increase, l3.
 President Briggs in hir report 10 the stockholders states that the new properties under operation in Ari- zona will cost the company sl.575,- coo if the company concludes to pur- chase them. and the payments cs n be spread over some time. The balance sheet shows cash and cOprer on hand amounting to s. 725, ,493, as compared with Sl ,49l ,00C q year ago. ! The assets in excess of liabilities on December 3l stood at si.666, l33, &: com pared with 8, ,i3s. .26l in the cor responding date year ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

The following bliss tickets have been issued by Cupid James of the Probate Court during tie Ist fe" days:
 Jobo Ortega to wed Ci1la Flores both of Douglas.
 John Piuerlua to wed Augusta Lai- tinin, both uf Bisbee.
 R NJ. Bowles to wed Trudy Fellows both of Bisbee.
 Fred W. Pheby of Tombstone tc wei Dot Hull of Don Luis.
 Altert G. Martin to wed Edi;i Gable, both of Bi-bee.
 Claude Foster to wed Lee Cumins both of Douglas.
 II T. St. onge to wed Villa Me- Elroy, both of Bisbee
 T. Iudie to wed Annie Hvidberg both of Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Arizona Tracks
 Crowded With Cars

The Tucson Citizen says that there are 1 900 carloads of freight on the Tucson division for California points. The freight is consigned chiefly for san Francisco, San Jose and other cities up the state. The presen, cause of tbe delay is the fact that the Cali !ornia lines are unable to handle the freight owing to the serious washouts which they encountered lately.
 The local yards are filled with freight and there are als a number of carloads at Yuma, Gila Bend and several other points. As soon AS the California lines get in working order the freight will be hurried along.
 The unprecedented freight business which the Southern Pacific enjoys keeps all the employes on the local division from the chief dispatchers to the brakemen on tine jump.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
H edith of Arizona
 To be Safeguarded

Dr. J. ". Coleman of Tucson, ap- f pointed few days ago by Governo, Kibbey to be superintendent of public health for Arizooa, is already getting busy.
 He is sending ont to the ditfere t clerk, of the county boards of super. visors e letter which indicates tha Be is inclined to safely guard the health interests of Arizona to his utmost ability.
 The Arizona Board Of Health Is made up of Governor Kibbey, Attor- ney General E s. Clark and Dr. Cole man. The latter is anxious to keep in touch with all of the territory that 4 concerted effort may be made against contagious diseases and their needles, spread to other parts of Arizona
 Dr. Coleman asks the co operation of the board of supervisors in each in what he is doing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
An Arizona Man
 Finds Trouble

The Cincinnati Enquirer contains an article stating that John c. Cole, who gave his address AS Phoenix, sriz had been arrested in Cincinnati charged with sending improper let ters through the mails to Helen Ged- con and Nellie Kurchsrska, tyo girls II and l3 years respectively. The AT tic'e further states that the girls an sSered an advertisement inserted in a newspaper by Cole, saying that he wanted girls to join a big scenic the atricsl production. He engaged them and they left their homes in Pittsburg to join Cole in Cincinnati. When thes got there he had left the city and the girls were taken in charge by the police. Cole returned a few days later and admitted writing the letters which were produced by the girls. H. will he turned over to the Unite, States authorities The Phoenix Re.
 publican says John (. Cole was one,
 principal Of the Central sclool s'
 Phoenix, but the description given b, the Cincinnati paper does not fit hin
 at all. It is the general impres sio' in Phoenix that there is some sort z
 mistake, as Cole always bore the bes 1 of reputation,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
From Fridays Daily.

The ladies of the Concregarinnal church are preparing d rovel surprise for Tuesday evening next. A"Bloomer : cial' ia 10 be had at the church. and a general invitation is extended the public to attend. The "bloomer" girls are to serve refreshments also, and 25 cents will cover the charge of admission, inc uding refreshments.
 The receipts of Sheriff Whites office show that a majority of the saloon men of the county are coming through" wi:h the S300 license as is now required by the statutes. Up to this morning l.0 licenses had been | paid iutO the sheriff's office Others my have been paid to the deputies that have not reached the office yet. This means S36,, O0 revenue to the county. The amount will probably reach between $i0,OUO and fl o 0 when all of the licenses are in.
 'eorge Kellum at Bowie had the honor of obtaining the first license under the new provi-son. It is esti mated that fifteen saloons closed in the county on account of the new law which will leave some li0 or l50 still doing business at the old stand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
"Montezuma's We'll"
 An Arizona Wonder

About tselve miles from Camp Verde, Arizona, there is strange depression m the earth which has been named "Montezumas Well. / The base is five or six hundred feet across, and nearly circular The in- side walls go down pretty steeply for forty feet. and then there is sloping mas Of broken stone such as one sees at the foot of many clIff-. This, in turn, dips into a pool Of water, which st it's center is said to be extremly deep.
 A writer for "Science" declares that the bowl was formed by the ia ling ill of the roof of cavern previously excavated in the limestone by water
 The Coon Butte Crater of Arizons is a similar hollow, but it differs from the ore just mentioned in having 8 ridge around it. Besides there is nc water in the hollow now, though there mav have been iu the past. Geol gist- have been puzzled to account for r because there are few or no indications of volcanic action in the vicinity, and the resemblance to an enormou: crater in A low elevation may prove deceptive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
C. Q. Reopens
 Original Workings

The Bisbee Miner calls attention to the fa;. that the result of the appli- cation of modern reduction methods sn the smelters of the Copper Queen company is easily to be seen in Bisbee day by day. but in no way is it so forcibly impressed on the observer as by work now under way. After months of careful experimenting it has been determined that the mountainous masses of ore in the first gorkings oi the company, which, has heretofore meant nothing but a big hole on the side of the hill without value except in proportion to the place it took in the history of the emp, is well worth working and to this end start has been made toward getting out the ore.
 A track has been put in at the foot of the waste dump near the cave at the old Queen incline opposite the Copper Queen store. and large force of Mexicans are loading several hun dred tons of the low grade ore day which is shipped to the smelters at Douglas where the lime in the ore is found to be very valuable for lux ing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Wife and Mother
 Sue E. P. & s. w.

Mrs. Kate Kurtle, wido of Robert o. Mur le, and her three minor chil- dren. and Mrs. s. J. Murtle, mother oi Robert o. Murtle, are plaintiffs in an action against the Fl Paso & South western ct al, asking damages in tine sum of s5S, 900.
 The petition sets out that Robert o. Murtle, an employe o, the Terss & Pacific railroad. was killed on or about November IS, 1906, at the cross- ing of the Texas & Pacific and Fl Paso K thsestern on St Louis street. The allegation is made ths, owing to the csrelessnes. of the de- fendants a train of the defendants struck the car on which Murtie was rid Dg at the crossing with such force that the car was overturned, ard he was instantly killed.
 It is alleged he was the only sup port of his family. and of his aged mother, and damages in the sum total of s4s.00O are asked for.-El Paso Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Arizona Moonshiner
 in Uncle Sans Grip

When the Federal court nn eets in Globe next November it will be the duty of jury to determine whether Peter Swanon sold run" or "mols.- ses." which he prepared in an illicit still ra ded and taken into the pos session of Federal authoriti,s at Eden, Graham county.
 United States Attorney Alexander will handle the prosecution and ia a. ready preparing tc prove that Swan 1 son made rum without having ob tained permission of the government by paying a yearly license of S50h.
 Swanson conducted a small dance hail near For: Thomas. One of th' features of these social affairs was the number of drunken men.
 Swanson had been making his run from sorghum skilnmings. His clsin is that the article he sold was ''mo lasses," but when asked to explan how mola.s-s could make men SC drunk he had nothing further to say
 Swanson iS now in jail at Glob, awaiting the grand jury investigation His bond ha. been fixed in the sum c : $500, whi he has been unable t give. The still he operated IS bein
 held as evidence at Stafford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
What Uncle Sam Pays
 Toward Arizona Indians

Tie recent Congress made the fol- lowing appropriations of direct inter est to Arizona, mainly for the educa- ton of the Indian oh rges of the United States government located in different parts of the Territory of Arizona:
 For pay of the Indian agent at the san Carlos agency, Arizona, sl.S0'.
 For support and civilization of the Apache and other Indians in Ariz ona and New Mexico, who have been or may be collected on the reser- vations in these two territories, S255,- 900
 For the support and civilization o the Indians Of the Pima agency, Ari' zona, s40,o0O.
 For the support and education O 200 Inc Gian pupi at the Indian schoo located at Fort Mohsve, Arizona, si5, 00O
 i For the support and education O TOO Indian pupils at the Indiar school at Phoenix, Arizcns, Sl36. 900
 For the support and education O no pupils at the Indian school a Truxton Canyon, Arizona, S23, 40.
 For general incidental exp'nses ( the Indian service in Arizona, incluC ing travelling expenses of agents, Sl 800.
 The Secretary of the Interior ma, at his scretion, use such part Of Il S3O0,0o0 heretofore appropriated t an irrigation system for the Pim Indians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Admiration For
 Industrial Pluck

Hon. F. B Gage, president of the Tombstone Consolidated Mining com pany, passed through Douglas on his
 way from the est yesterday. MT. Gage is s modest and approachable gentleman, and unlike the colossal digger boss" always grants news paper men a respectful and pleasant interview. The work, the faith, the persistence and the legitimate effort that company has employed for the rehabilitation of the Tombstone dis trict commands respect and admira- tion of the mining world, ard their success impsrts a sense of pleasure to all lovers of industrial pluck, judge ment and determination Dispatch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Our Railway Progress.

At the beginning of our railway building the United States got their
 first rails and locomotives from Eng land, and we even had to go there to get points about their construction. Since than, however, we Ia e pro- gressed so rapidly that we are not only away ahead of England in mile- of trackage but are sending engines and cars all over the world. In med icine, as well, this country can lay ,Iaim to being the leader, for in Hos tetter's Stomach BItters we have the test remedy compounded anywhere for ailments of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels. Then why ex-
 eriment with unknown remedies when the Bitters will cure you. Fer B years it has given complete satis- faction in cases of poor appetite, sour risings, dyspepsia, indigestion, cos tiveness, cbills, colds, grippe, female ills or malaria. The pure drug com missioners have approved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
From Thursdays Daily.

Rev. J. W. Rich will leave for Cali fornia in the morning. and conse- quently the Metho lis; pulpit will be unoccupied next Sunday.
 Mr E. P. Grindsll, repr senting the International Correspondence School of -cranton. Pa, is in the city m the interest of that institution. He has an exhibit at Rocks store.
 A. Hoagland, voluntary observer for the United States weather bureau, at the nuacnucA reservoir, reports 27 clear days and four cloudy days for March, with s of an inch precipi- tttion.
 Mss Lottie Huber, formerly chief nurse of the Bacon hospital staff, is in the city on visit.
 Douglas Gray, ore purchasing agent of the Fl Paso shelter, is in To b. stone today. Mir. Gray has confide zee in the Tombstone district and believe, it will be one Of the bigget producing sections in the territory.
 Sheriff White this afternoon mad up the list of prisoners held in tn county ja await ng the action Of tn grand jury for the coming term, wh'c will report for duty on the 22d inst The list contains the names oi 3 prisoners.
 Mss Lottie Jones. of Bisbse, is i the city. the guest of her friend, NIT Hopkins, wife of Undersherlii Hol kins~
 I Mrs. Al Hoagland is in the city [, A couple of weeks visit with her siste
 Miss Beach
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Southern Pacific
 Active in Mexico

Operations on a larger scale than heretofore are being carried on by the various construction forces mpioyed by the Southern Pacific in building the Cananea, Ysqui River & Pacific out of Gusymss.
 The total pumber of laborers now is between 1000 and 2,5OO. This big force is divided up into gangs whi, h are engaged in clearing away under brush, making the roadbed and m laying the track. There are between 800 and 1,Vn0 teams engaged in the work.
 Most Of the laborers are peons who have been gathered from Sonora, Sir aloa and adjoining states in Mexico. There are a few Isqu.s in the con- struction gangs, hut most of the mem- bers of the tribe are of in the hi to keep out of the way of the Mexican soldiery.
 A big batch of Japanese and Rus 'ian laborers are expected to arrive in iuaymas within a short time. They Ire now on the ocean e,. route from he Far East to MexIco
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Items of Interest
 to Arizonans

The Farmers and Merchants Ma tioual Bank of Los Angeles and the Mechanics-Anleric Bank of St. Louis have been appointed as reserve agents for the National Bank of Arizona, of Phoenix.
 A pension oi S2l month has been granted to Percy P. Percival.
 Charles \. Moore was given patent for an oil burner.
 Postoffices in the territory have been discontinued as follows: Riggs, Yavapsi county, mail to Hot Springs; Aulrmsn, Ysvspsi county, mail to Camp Verde.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Business Transacted
 by the Supervisors

The board of supervisors yester lay granted petetion presented by H. E. Buemler asking for permission to lay a pipe llne in the Queen and iirtle additions to Douglas.
 The bonds ot the five banks which were designated as county Repositories were approved by the board.
 County Surveyor McNeish reported to the board the right of way for the county road from Benson to the new bri1gs site had been secured and the dispute in shat section finally settled
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Civil Service
 Examinations

Tine United States Civil Service Commission announces an examina- tion on April 30th, 1907, to secure eligibles from which to make certi fication to fill A vacancy in the position of stenogrspher and clerk tm .le) at sl 200 per annum, in the office of the Collector of Customs, Nogalcs, Arizona, and vacancies as they may occur in any branch of the service requiring similar qualified tions.
 Men only will be admitted to this examination.
 Age limit, IS years or over on the date of the examination.
 Applicants should at once apply to the secretary of the board of examin- CTS at the custom-house at Nogales, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Randolph Tells of
 Line to Near Douglas

The CGnanes Herald quotes Col Epes Randolph as saying that the Southern Pacific extension up the Yaaui river to Nscozari is being crowd ed as fast as possible and that from Nacozsri it will go to point of con- nection near Douglas with a line % be built by Col. W. c. Greene from the present ends of his Sierra Madre Greene Gol4-Silver roads to connect with an extension coming the other way from Cananea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

MT. Charles Riggs, manager of the Riggs Musical Comedy company, which appears here tonight, was around the city today looking up old andmsrks and recalling his visits here during Tombstone's palmy days MT. Riggs, with several members Of his company, was photographed in front of the TOMBSTONE EPITAPH office and will keep the photos as souvenirs of their visit to Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
The leadviIIe Group
 Changes Hands

An important mining deal was consummsted in Tombstone today when the Lesdville group of mines near Gleeson, and about Is miles northeast of Tombstone were sold under bond te John Gleeson. The consideration is not given publicity but it is authoritstively reported to be s40O.000. A payment down of S25,OoO was made through the First National Bank of Tombstone to the owners, Wm. Holmes, H. T. Fitch and w. A. Storbeck.
 The Leadville is an incorporated company, and it is understood that the negotiations control four sixths of the stock.
 The three gentlemen named were the original locstors ot the property whose confidence in their group is te be thus richly rewarded.
 The Lesdville property is regarded as a most valuable group, and while the negotiations were conducted b. NIT. Gleeson, many rumors are cur rent that the Guggenheim or Phelps Dodge interests were associated witl the deal.
 It is announced, however. that wor is to be prosecuted on the property a once and shipments made to the E Psso Smelling Works.
 The Lesdville has heen opened to depth oi 300 feet, with several hur dred feet of drifting on the ore bodi' which are said to contain immens reserves of copper sulphide ore an destined to rank the property in u bonanza class. The Leadyille has bt come famed because of the charsct' of its sulphide ore product and desi ability of smelting. The deal wi mean much for Tombstone and will the means of directing capital to tn section, as one of the most invitir fields for mining development.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

The press of the territory is giving currency to the statement that Gov ernor Kibbey refused to sign bill al leeed to have been passed by both houses at the recent session of the legislature, having for it's purpose the prevention of fraud in mining sales. The Phoenix Republican says such a bill in fact never passed both houses and Of course never reached the gov ernor. A bill of that character did n.ss the council, but failed in the lower housss
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

On the west slope of the Hua- cbuca mountains, within Santa Cruz county, there are reported many prospectors who are making many locations and developing some very good finds. It is A region but little known, in which there has been very little prospecting, and is thought likely to be very rich in minerals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

A freight wreck on the Nogsles branch of the Southern Pacific about two miles from Patagonia night before last tied up the Burro line yesterday. No one was injured in the wreck which was caused by a freight car jumping the track and causing other cars to follow
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Col. w. c. Greene accompanied b,

Col. w. c. Greene accompanied by A party of four arrived in Oananea Wednesday. It is understood that he will be at that place for some time on business matters connected with his interests. Colonel Greene is returning to this section from a trip to Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07
Who Says the Cow
 Boy Has No Show !?

WAYTEr-By young lady. g years old, rather pretty, medium size, to correspond with refined cowboy. Address Miss Mae Landers, Postofiice Box l5l5, Larkspur, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-04-07

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

D@ Los medicos condenan un'

%Los medicos condenan una
niinemente Ell uso de las emulsiones
que contienen Creosota 6 Guayacol.
Es bien sabido que estas sustanclas
euando Sc tonan mezcladas con el
Aceite de Higado de Bacalao irritan ell
est6mago y los rihones, entorpecen la
buena nutrici6n y por las frecuentes
evacuaciones que causan, producer el
rapido aniquilamiento de los enfermos.
Ell doctor Parsons, un distinguido
especialista de la Ciudad de Mexico,
dice a este respecto: "Refriendome al
valor germicida de la Creosota, GUAM
do Sc le adrninistra a enfernos tuber-
culosoz incorporate a preparedness
de Aceite de Higado de Bacalao, de-
clar6: que los experimentos quimicos
Y observation cuidadosa de un grau
n1mero de casos, han dernostrado que
cualquiera que sean los resultados be-
neficos que los enfermos puedan reci-
bir el uso de la Creosota Y otras sus-
tancias irritantes de esfos resultados,
nulifican los efectos perniciosos que
ejercen fales drogas en- ell est6mago,
Es un hecho bien conocido que al
facil y completa de los ali
mcntos es de la mayor importancia en-
el tratamiento de las Intermediates que
ze caracterizan por donutrici6n Sc
sabe tambien que el Acefte de Hfgado
de Bacalao, perfectamente emulsiona-
do es uns de los mejoies recoustitu-
yentes. Por ESQ es que los mas dishn-
guidos espcclalistas prescriben hoy las
emulsiones de Aceite de Higado de
Bacalao que no confene Cresota Il otras
sustancias irritantes, que ocasionan el
des6rden de las funciones digestivas
De las differences preparedness de
Aceife de Higado do Bacalao, yo pref
70 la Emulsion de Scott que fabrican
los sen0res Scot & Bovine, New York.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

Ell Liquozone es el germicida usado
universalmente en- el tratamiento de las
Intermediates microbicas. Todas sus
propiedades Sc derivan de gases exclu-
siyanente. No contiene alcohol, nj OPT
atos, NADIA, sino los gases que 10 com
ponen. FL procedimlento para fabrlcarlo
requiere TN periodo de "a dias el pro-
ducto es un liquido que destruye segura-
mente cualquier germen patogeno que
sc pon9a en- contacto con el.
Pagamos 100000 por esta lnvencion,'
porque resuelve el gran problena de
matar los germenes sin destruir los teJl-
dos. Los germicidas comunes Destroyer
los tejidos y los germenes al msmo
tempo, por 10 mismo no pueden ad-
ministrarse al interior. FL Liquozone en-
cambio obra como un tonico sobre. todos
los tejidos del ORGANISING, y sin embargo,
todos los germeneS, por ser vegetables
perecen a su contacto.
Ultimamente Sc ha demostrado que la
mayor parte de las intermediates tienen
su origen en- los gerinenes. Algunos
gern1enes atacan directamente los teJldos
como sucede en- el case de las enferme-
dades de IA piel. Otros cream dlversas
toxinas que producer el Reumatismo, Las
! Enfermedades de los RiioneS, la Debili
dado Nerviosa, etc.-Hay germenes out
Destroyer 6rganos whales como en- Ii
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-20

En- la noche del Is del mes re-
tro pr6ximo, y como a las s de la
lnisma, encontrabame sentado pacf-
6ca ordenadamente en- el cafe que
en- el barrio de oAguirreS posee don
Pedro Collazo, y cual no serfa mi
sorpresa al presentarse el policfa In
sular Francisco Rodriguez, quien q
boca de jarro, como vulgarmente Sc
dice, me dirije estas palabras: aAn-
lese listo, y no forme escandalos
esta noche, porque a macanazos pa
ra la carcel va usted q ir.S
Como era consiguiente, ante
tamafia actitud respondile: eMuy
conocido soy en- este barrio donde
Sc me tiene en- el eoncepto de hon.
bre honrado y trabajador; jamas
formo escandalos, extrahandome
Dor 10 tanto SD amenazaS.
Como respuesta 4 mis- manifes-
taciones, tom6 el funciOnariO en-
question una sills que habia 4 sd
ladO, dsscargGndOla sObTe nj, vitu'