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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
New. Mexico After
 PheIps- Dodge People

A Santa Fe, New Mexico dispatch
 says:
 Those indicted yesterday for con.
 spiracy to defraud the United States
 are Charles A. Spies, Of Las Vegas,
 president of the last legislative coun- cil, most prominently mentioned as a
 probable candidate to represent New
 Mexico in congress after the next election and who is attorney for the Phelps-Dodge company of New York; k; Prof; James Douglas, E. Curtis, James Cleveland, H. Dodge, of New York. members of the firm which owns the Fl Psso 4 Southwestern railroad, the smelters at Bisbee, Douglas and Can anes. mines in Mexico and coal lands in San Juan county to which a rail- road has been surveyed L. D. Rick etts, of Cansnes, the mining expert of the company; Thomas P O'Brien, Of Fierro. N. NJ, mine superintendent, and the folio ing coal land entry men were also indicted: James Me Lean, of New York; Maggie Vann and l Henrietta G. Ricket's, of Princeton, \. J. Granville Pendlehsm, ofFarm. ngton, \. M., who acted as attorney, nd Rohert B. Hsggert, Robert Reil, Arthur Tobey. Niles s. Berray, E T. stewart, Angus McAlpine. Emil Sta ,ie and c F. Moore, oi Globe, Ariz. nd David NJ White, of Santa Fe, Ormer territorial irrigation engineer nd United States land locating agent.
 The charge is conspiracy to defraud he government iu connection with oal lands in San Juan county New ieIico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
Pertinent Remarks
 By Judge Doan

Cochise county has acquired much prominence of late, and is still gain. ing notOriety, from the fact that she | eciipses all other sections of Arizona by the number of divorces granted by l the district coult at tombstone. The ! spplicants for divorce are most gen. erally the wives, this fact creating the impression that there are A num- Der of worthless men in this section O. the country. But occasionally the man is plaintiff, which Is further evil dence that some husbands are poor providers. and because they possess other bad and brutal qualities the wife is forced 10 abandon hIs neglect ed home and assume her own care and | protection. This is not alsays the case, but as we are partial to the | gentler sex, we will assume that they flee from persecution and i'll trcat- ment. The allegations coming from the feminine side usually charge in temperance and, consequently, failure to provide. When such A srge Is substantistei the plaintiff is relieved from such damaging alliance. Only 1 yesterday such s case was up before Judge Doan for adjustment; the hus' band was charged with being con- firmed drunksrd, and evidence was 4dduced to prove that all his earn ings were squandered in the purchase oi inebriating beverages that caused him to violate his marriage VOW, and when partially recovered from his de. hsucL heap intolerable abuse upon his vile and family Of course ths divorce was granted but when couced ing the decree Judge Doan divesteG himself Of some pertinen. remarks deploTing the fact that the law is not sufficient in its aling witL the slav. 10 whisky uor did he spare those who traffic in in;oIicsnts and permit con
 firmed drunkards to sink lower snC lower into the depths of degradation and infsmy. While liberal in all hi
 views, Judge Dosn i. uncompromis. ingly opposed to the whisky traffic and would hail with delight som' statutory restraint over those whos' iondnesss for the flowing bowl make
 of them a disgrace to humanity. COW
 ardly sots to be stunned by respecta- biIity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
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 Leaiville Mining Com pauy the ollowing named lode min ing claims, to-wit: Leadville Gray Mule, Copper Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid of Sunshine. King solomon, Northern Light, Head light, Winchester, West Side, York- toSn, Charleston, Ballauore, Ve-u- yIu-, Lily, Cosmopolitan, COmlro- mIse, Victoria, Wonder Miami, More. Cave, Troy, situate in the Turauoise mining district, county of Cochise. territory Of Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- -porsih for any work done. debst contracted, injuries sustained, d other b! gatons made by the saie ilee-on and Gray and their assigns in No'king aud ode ming claims.
 LEADVILLE MINING co. By WM. HOLMES Pr sident.
 Done at Pcarce, Arizona, July 22, sO7.
 First publication July 9. 1907,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
Remember Psor old Motfer.

The Garden City (kans ] Telegram knows a father who, in talking to his careless daughter, said
 Il want to speak to you of your mother. It may be that you noticed a careworn look upon her face Of course, it has not been brought there by any act of yours; still it is your duty 10 chase it away. l want 10 get up tomorrow morning and get breakfast. When your mother comes and begins to express surprise, go right up to her and kiss heI on the mouth. You cant imagine how it will brighten her dear face. Besides, you owe her a kiss or two. A lone while ago, when you were 8 little girl, she kissed you You were not as attractive then as you are now Through years of childish sunshine and shadows sh, was always ready to cure, b, the magic of a mothers kiss the little, dirty chubby hand whenever they were injured with those first skirmishe with the rough old world
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

The term mining" is too frequently taken to imply the delving for the precious met als and copper, lead and zinc, Its breadth is much greater than that. Mining includes quarrying, as well as the pro- curing of ore. Stone. cement and many other substances are mined. Methods improve in all directions.
 Mining, in its broadest sense, has done much for civ ilization and for business. The modern office building, made principally of steel, con- crete and stone. costs less than the ground upon which it is built. Science, applied to mining, metallurgy and the manufacture of machinery and the like, has given Us the perpendicular business sec ton. It has given us rapid transit, improved farm and other machinery. So great has been this progress that few of us realize that, at the foundation. Is the source Oi materials, and that source i> principally mining, says the Denver Daily Mining Record
 But science has done many things, just as it will accom- plish many more things. The beginning and end of minins is not the quotations of the stocks. Utility is always real stock markets are reflections and only too frequently merel. reflections of a desire tc gamble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
Railroad Officials
 Visit Tombstone e

The private car "CIoudcroft," with Gen. Sup't. G. F. Houx and Sup't,
 F. B. King of the E P. 5 $. W, ar-
 rived m Tombstone last evening on
 visit of inspection of the Tomb bstone divis,on. The distinguished officials visited various points about the city and were favorsbly impressed with the eyiAer ces of a steady local growth and the great mineral possibilities of the district. After looking over the R. R interests of the company here the officials left on the IO:lO a. m. regular for Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
Should Football Be Abolished.

Many teachers and professors last year decided that football should be abolished, but it isn't going to be sup pressed for the mple reason that there Is nothing to take it's place Other games have not the vim and dash that this one has nor do they appeal SD iavorably to the American youth. In medIcine the same argu- ment can also he offered Take HD-- letters Stomach BIt;ers for Instance
 Search where you will you'll find nothing to take it's place when it comes curingdyspepsia, indigestion, poor appetite, belching, h!oating, kidney troubles, vomiting, headache, female ills colds or ma aria, fevs rand sgue Our 5s yea's' record
 i cures prove- our claim snd a fair rial wiIl convince you heyond all | ui W srante- every boitle of 'hp ger .J. c. be n ace dance wi he pure fo',d ana dr r.quire ments. Insist on having tbe genuine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

In his Gettysburg address Gov. Hughes said he does not discourage the patriotism of the battle field, but that "the kind of courage needed HOW is that of men who vii! face a public job with the same pa triotism. This country will never be great, nor realize the ideals we profess, unless we count service to the state far greater than the amass- ing of wealth or any private gain" Itis a good sentiment to add to those with which Gettysburg is identified.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

A Jewish banker who died in Paris not long ago left S5,- 100000 to the Pasteur Insti- ute, notwithstanding the fact that the total value of his es- tate was only Sl3,OO0,OOO. In this country people who are not worth any more than that usually think they ought to have tall monuments if they leave s50,OOO or S6O,OOO to charitable or public institu- tions,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

The valleys and mesas Of Arizona, when irriga'ed, is where crops d,n't fail, where a man can work every day in the year, if he wants to, and can make good money every day that he works.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
A Phoenix dispatch says: Unite

A Phoenix dispatch says: United States District Attorney Alexander will file suit in Prescott tomorrow against the Santa Fe Railroad Co al- leging violation of the federal safety appliance law It is charged that fl teen freight cars were discovered at seiigmsn, Ariz., on which the safety couplings were out of order, and the use of which requires men to step be tween the cars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

The cartoOnist who now pictures the farmer wearing an old straw hat, overalls and one suspender, is a long way behind on his job. The gen. tleman with the plug hat and the diamond stud is the farmer of the present situa- tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

Petroleum as an auxiliary fuel will be used on the new 20,OO0-tOn battle ships in the American navy. It is esti- mated. that 350 tons of oil is equal to 600 tons of coal. Per haps the next improvement in ocean liners will take this form
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

A London chemist declares that no less than twO-t,iirds of a girls weight is composed of sugar. Nevertheless, the dear sweet things generally go well supplied with lemons, for emergency use, of course ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
From Wednesdays s Daily.

Placing all the blame on Phoenix. where it is claimed the disease origi- mated, Mesa pc pie are much excited over dIptheris scare, several seriou. cases oi which have been discovered during the past few days.
 Assessor c. R. Howe and wife left this morning for Bisbee on A brief visit oi several days.
 F. P. Raymer, representing the smith Premier Typewriter Co. with 'ti"e- at Los Angeles, is 4 Tombstone .is'tpr today in the interests of his firm
 Sher fl White returned yesterd nom tucson. He states there is A large attendance at the baseball t"urnamrht and Cochrse county teams are making the leading records, and are tie favorites Tn betting.
 Jack McGIegor and Chas. Gibson the popular insurance writers. drove over om Bis"ee bst evening snd are busy interesting Tombstonites in the benefits of policy.
 $. A. D. Upton arrived yesterday from a California trip and is enroute to Chihuahua, Mexico. where he is
 
 identihed with the Greene Geld S;!yer company.
 , Pickett & Bowman, as attorneys for r. Soto, administrator Tn the John Ca-ey estate, have filed q petition for an order 0. sale rf six of the Casey group uf mine. in the Dos Cabezas district, he property embraces some vulUa le m're- in at district and the dat" n' t.e puhi'c sale Is set for No- ve Drgr 2ud
 Ed tor White of the Cochise County ls A Tombstone visitor from Benson / day MT. White states that Ben -on continues to enjoy prosperity and the railroad center also lays claim to the added distinction of being mining supply ? int of considerable propor. tions, much mining activity being re. ported within easy reaching distance of Benson.
 } Round-trip rates from all points in the southern part of Arizona for the territorial fair will probably be less than the one way fare on the South. ern Pacific.
 Already optimism is apparent among Tucson railroad men. notwith- standing the laying of of fully lO yer cent oi the aOrking force about two weeks ago. The .. P.ireight business oi the Tucson division, W ich for some weeks has been rather slack, Is begin hing to pick up and an increased nrmher of treights Is noticeable.
 The memters of the Tom rstcne ball team speak most h.tteringly of the good treatment received by the Can- anea team, while at Cananea Sunday While the locals feel chagrined at the result of the ball game, they do not hesitate to give their victorious neigh bors a good send-otf for the royal treatment accorded them during their stay at the big copper camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

A Nogales mans eye-sockets are overfiowing with tears. He staked Ss00 op a full hand and then viewed from across the table the panoramic wonders of a straight flush.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

The football season will likely succeed in a few short weeks in killing of as many victims as mining kills in as many months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

Posterity may have 1t trou- bles, but if the present regime keeps on seeing the light, pos terity should have some div idends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

A good-.ized chunk was taken from the Arizona dam near Phoenix by re- cent high waters and considerable damage resulted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

One si CT destroyeth much good, and one ordering of cocktails upsets a whole buttermilk campaign,
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

fo'-E K lach, medical supplies to the county jail for the third quar- 1907 ....... 2l 10 iH-Fletcher and Hen- messy, hurIal Of the in- digent dead CT the l' third quarter. 1907 .. 407 50 4si-Ah Fong, feeding prisoners st Wilcux
 for the third quarter, Jo' ............. Fl 70 l i9i-Nm Featherm n, i material ahd Atur on he cont house ... 59 g. | I3g-if Gerwetn. lumber
 for road purposes on
 Angu,t 2s h. Tor. Gas -Igr ed t' the it.zeu- Bank of B-nsonl..... 4 80 | ! 74g-The Gibson Ab- stract c"H pany, DO. stract work for county treasurer ..-....... S7 75g-W E G;lmer, bouu-
 ty on wild animals ... g 7Sg-Francis N Goodman services rendered as
 road overseer of the
 Marcus road district for the third quarter,
 1907 ....... I24 95 s6g-Scott Gatlif, salary
 as iailor at Pearce,
 for the third quarter, AVu' -...- .--.--.... 3O S7g-G W Garner, ser
 vices rendered AS dep
 uty sher fl in precinct ) No. 2s, October lst,
 1907, Designed to OF
 Gray) ............... J G. ssg-J \ Gaines, assign.
 cd Jnror's certificates 97 10 s9g-J \ aine-, assis-
 tance ID the county
 treasurer's office for
 3rd quarter, 1907 ITO Q 90g-J \ Gaines, bailitf's
 certificate ......... so :. 9lg-Q Gonzales, inter
 preting in the justice
 of the peace court at 0 Wilcox. in June, 1901 , 50 y92g-John Glee-on, SUD-
 plies furnished to in.
 digents for third qua.
 ter, l9JI .... ... ij 0 93g-Wm Greenberg, in-
 terpreting in the jus
 tlce oi the peace court
 at Lowell Tn Septem-
 Der, 1907, tassigned to
 k : sirler) )....... , 30 9sh-t A Hopkin-, iu- $ terpreting in the jus
 tlce of the peace court
 at Tombstone. .. 40 lO5h-A 4 Hopkins, in- terpreting in the jus
 tice of the peace court
 at Tombstone. ? 50 l06h-k c Humphrey,
 wild animal bounty, D September g, 1907,
 Transferred to H F
 Bernery. ry.......... 3I lllh-H R Hindman, feeding prisoners at
 Bo~ie.............. F 75 ll2h-Huachuca Water
 company, water for
 the county court house
 and the county jail for
 the third u4rter | ISti -.............. 63 ll4h-A 4 Hopkins, in-
 terpreting in the jus
 tice of the peace court at Tombstone for third quarter. 1907 ......... l5 ll5h-J J Hufaker, sal ary as interpreter for the justice of peace courts of Bisbee and Lowell, tor the third quarter. 1907 3I2 50
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27

 S3c-Wm w Curtis, bounty on wild ani msls .......... S6c-G ay Chambers, clerical work on dup licste tax rolls. etc o7c-H lr Uhe-eldine,
 coroner's fee ....... Ssc-S G Constantine, interpreting in the justice ol peace court
 at Bisbee (Slav..... s9c-Frank Clark, salary
 as jailor at Douglas
 for the third quarter, 1907 ............. 92c-A Nj Corona, inter. preting in the justice oi the peace court at Douglas ........... 93c-A Caballero, inter
 preter's fees, St David
 July, 1907 ........ 9ic-A Cahallero, inter preting in the justice
 of the peace court at l Benson, in August.
 1907 ........ 95c-Frank Clark, ger.
 vices A deputy snerif
 at Pirtleville for third
 quarter, 1907 07...... 9Gc--Copper Queen Con-
 soidated Mining com
 pany, sewer rent, Bis
 bee jail, October 3rd,
 1907 ......... 97c-rochise County
 Press, county printing
 for the third quarter,
 1907 .......... ] 99c-A G Case, interpret.
 ing in the justice of i the peace court at
 Nsco in September,
 1907 ................ IC0c--Copper Queen Con- solidated Mining com
 pany, supplies to the
 county for third quar-
 ter, 1907 ............ l0lc-John Clinton, ser- vices rendered as road
 overseer for the third
 quarter, l9 '. ....... lG2c-Copper Quee
 Store, nails for the
 Bi-b.e r, ad district 36d-Douglas X Sparks,
 premium on insurance policy for the court house .......... 37d-F etcher NJ Doan,
 Jr., interpreting in the
 Sth pr cinct, Designed
 to the First National
 Bank Of Tombstone).. 40d-Gaudalupe Duarte,
 interpreting in the 9th
 precinct, (assigned to
 G NJ Cummings ..... 4ld-Gaudalupe Duarte,
 interpreting in the 9th precinct, April 22nd. 1907, (assigned to G M Cummings) ........ 42d-Douglss L u m b CT company, lumber furn-
 ishel fOrthe Pirtleyille
 road district =. %. 24e-The Fl Paso and
 Southwestern R sil.
 road company, by " P
 McNair. agent. freight of the Wichita Con- struction c mpany, (assigned to the Bank of Bisbee). ....... 25e-George Engle, boun- ty on wild animals. 26e-The Fl Paso and Southwestern Rail road company, trans porting indigents on September 27th, 1907. 27e-B arry Ellersl-e, feeding prisoners in the Douglas jail. 3rd quar- ter, 1907 .......... @ Il d Caven, care Of the in digen, sick at Bisbee for the third quarter, lOOt !9e-M artin Edwards, bounty on wild snim- als, (assigned to F N Wolcotu ......... 2e-E P Els, salary as jai or at Naco for the third quarter, 1907 . 3e-E P Ell-, feeding prisoners st Naco for the third q ua't tor, l9OI ........... ... ii-C F. 2 ede ick-, ln- b,r and mater Al for the county court
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-10-27
OFFICIAL
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of the
 Board of Supervisors.
OF C0cHISe COUNTY. ARIZONA
Tombstone, Ariz. Oct 7th, 1907.

Tombstone, Ariz. Oct 7th, 1907. Board of supervisors met at p m Vim Riggs and J J Bowen present G J McCsbe, absent.
 The board proceeded to audit de mands and the following demands were audited and allowe and warrant ordered drawn ih payment of thu slme:- I0a-Barney ndrino, in.
 terpr-ting in the jus
 tice court Cf Tomb
 stCics [" l3Sb-Geo D Barnard,
 books for the district
 court. ............. Z5 l39b-Bisbee Naco Wa
 ter company. ~ste,
 for the BIsbee and Lo-
 we'll jails ....... 29 : l45b-Blinn L m ber
 company, lumber for
 Hume for court house sewer .....--.....-- 10 l l46b-Bisbee-Naco Wa
 ter company, water
 for the Bishee and
 Lowell jails ........ 29 l37b-Geo D Barnard, books for the recorders bLliNc II Iiso-Charles Barry, in-
 terpreting in the jus
 ce of peace court at GleesOn.. --...... li9b-Joe Bignon, re-
 fund liquor license " 6 l5lb-Basset Lumber company, lumber for Pirtleville road dis ! l55b-C P Borrowdala,
 wood for the court | AlOuEF OV l57b-J H Bright. salary
 as jsilor, Gleeson . 30 l59b-Frank Bauer, sal l ary &. iailor of Lowell
 jail. for the third quar- ! ter, 1907 .......... 90 | l60b-Frank Bauer. sun
 dry charges, eputy
 sheriff, for third quar-
 ter, 1907 ......... l4 2 lG3b-W G Buchanan,
 services as road over seer of the Tombstone district. ............ sZ l66b-E D B ow en,
 transporting indigents
 and horse hire. ... 10 l6sb-Fred Bennett, in-
 terpreting in the jus
 tice of peace court at
 Fairbank ... 9 .. lI0b-Bsssett Lumber
 company, lumber for
 Pirtleyille road dis
 trlct .-...--........ io v l7lb-J ~ Burnes, boun-
 ty on wild animals 5 l72b-Mrs Bessie b Ber-
 ner, work on duplicate
 tax rolls, 1907 ... 1S0 Q. l73b-L b Batchelder,
 work on duplicate tax
 rolls, 9O7.......... 100 . .. l74b-L D Bstchelder,
 work on duplicate tax
 rolls, 1907 ....... 100 .. I75b-L D Batchelder,
 work on duplicate tax
 rolls, 1907 ..... 7 50 I76b-A D Brewer, inter.
 p.c::Dg ia the justice of the peace court at Nsco, in September, loOs 77h-A Baxter, repair ing Lowell brsnc h  county jail ...... 4 50I Slb-H E Berner, clerk of the board of super visors, office expenses for the fourth quarter, lJO1 ..-.-..--. <VU -. 79b-Bisbee l. mt Der company, hunter for the Bisbee road dis ,rict .............. 753 O6 sOb-F NJ Byrd, services rendered as road over seer at PirtIeyille, for the third quarte.r, ! lSOt 'O sO Queen Con sol dated Mining com pany, sewer rent, Bis bee jail, September 5. l9OI -....-.....-..- lV Q. c-Copsolidated Print |
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-01

NEW YORK, April SO.-METALS-The re-
cent Improvement in the London market
for tin was continued, according to today s
cables, with prices 81 higher at el95 for
spot and e192 IS for futures. Locally the
market was firm with spot quoted at
S42.621zd42.95. Copper was also higher in
London, with spot quoted at a14 los and
futures at e1O2 los. The Improvement
abroad seemed TO be accompanied by a
withdrawal Of outside offerings and prices
in the local market are being gradually
advanced to nearer the views Of the pro
ducers, who have claimed that the market
was being unnecessarily depressed. Lake
is quoted at S24. 75a25.5O; electrolyttc, ga coz
475; casting. SO 75gZ so. Lead was un-
changed at t6.OOa8.1O in the local market,
but advanced to $50 2s Sd in London.
spelter advanced to s8 in London, but was
a shade lower at S55OG6.60 locally Iron
was unchanged in the English market, with
standard foundry quoted at SIS Cd and
Cleveland warrants at SIS Locally the
market was unchanged; No. / foundry
northern is quoted at $955d26B; No.
foundry northern, S24, 75d25.75; No. foundry
southern, S26. Goa $50; No. 2 foundry south
ST. Louis, April so.-METALS-Lead
dull at 1921. Spelter, dull at $6.S.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-05-01
The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
Totals ..................8,9s1 1876

CAIILE-Cattle receipts were very
liberal today, pretty close to 1000 head
being marketed. This makes the run for
the month approximately 1885, 900 head, which
breaks all previous records at this point
for the month Of April The quality was
very good as q rule today, although there
was the usual scarcity OF strictly prime
beeves.
The market was slow in opening as
dressed beef men did not appear to have
overly liberal orders to fill and seemed
TO feel that the ample supply would give
them every opportunity to make their pur-
Chases a lower basis. Early bids were
generally lOc lower on the bulk of the offer
ings and while competition for the fat, light
and handy weight grades was good enough
TO prevent any serious decline on this class
Of stun the market was dull, dragging
and pretty close to loo lower all around
on the heavy and common grades.
There were probably fifty straight loads
OF cows and heifers on the the market and
the active outside demand prevented any
serious decline on this class OF stun. In
fact, desirable heifery grades found a ready
sale at strong prices and one bunch OF 800
pound heifeTs brought $50, the high price
OF the season. Veal calves generally sold
in about the same notches as toward the
Gloss. Of last week and the market was not
far from steady.
The supply OF stockers and feeders in
cluded in todays receipts was COM
parativey small and II did not take long
for dealers to effect a clearance at RICH
around steady quotations. The good feshy
steers were perhaps a little more active
than they have been lately, but there was
no noticeable Improvement in the demand
for the lighter grades.