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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

Total for 1906, s5O.75 @ F 65- s26.5O
 Total for 1905, s392.l4 a s3.9O- s29.OO
 Total for 1904, sIs2.l7 @ s3.2c- s320O.
 Total for 1903, s2l7.65 a ss.5O- s35.OO.
 Total for 1902. s2O4.69 a s4,2O- s42.OO
 Grand totals: sl,O477O-sI6i 30. The petition was granted Tn the following resolution:
 A proposition was submitted to the hoard by the psn-Americsn Mining company to compromise the back ] taxes on the stamp mill and p!opeI;y ' at Dos Csbezas, Arizona, assessed in the same of Pan-Americsn Mining company, and to pay the sum Of One Hundred and Sixty-fve dollars AS full payment for all the back tsxes on said property.
 It appearing to the board that the said property is not worth and would not sell for the amount of the back taxes on the game, with interest, costs, and penalties thereon, therefore, be it resolved that the above proposition be and Is hereby accepted, and that rp- on payment the tax collection oi the said sum of one hundred and sixty-fiye dollars A certificate of redemption shall be issued which shall release the said property from the lien of the ter ritory and from all taxes due there- on.
 The following refunds of taxes were ordered on account of duplicate sssess- ments
 John R Spear, lot I9, block s6, Douglas, and one store building, Sl25.5O.
 Martin Costello, los g and 10, block B, Tombstone, $2.04.
 The board tlok recess to3pm.
 Afternoon Session.
 August 18th, 1907. The board met at 3pm pursuant Io recess. All members present.
 WK Flora presented a pe,ision of the Warren company, asking perm 'ion to construct street railway over Waco road leading into Bisbee. Following is the applications | To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors. of Cochise county. Territory of Ari-
 zona. Gentlemen:-
 The Warren com any corporation duly organised [
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Evening Session.

l 1tooAOhs
 August 18th, 1907
 Board of supervisors met at p III all members present
 The matter of the application of tho Warren company for permit to build street railway over public highway was taken up and granted in the fol- lowing resolution;-
 Whereas. that portion oiNsco coun. ty road extending along the southerly end lines oi lots numbered ,, 6, $ 10, F, l4. Is, Is, 20, P, 24 and 26 in the Hansen Garden addition to the town of Lowell, in Cochise county, Arizona, Is too narrow for the proper accommodation of public travel thereon, and thereover; and
 Whereas, in order to make said road of proper width, condemnation proceedings have been instituted by said county, acting by and throug h this board and the district attorney ot said county, for the;purpose of con- demning q strip of ground along said road, being southerly POS feet of each and every of the lots aforesaid and
 Whereas, the district court of the second judicial district of the terri tory of Arizona, in and for the county of Cochise, has made an order grant ing said Cochise county the right to take immediate possession of said strip of ground and appropriate it to the public use above mentioned; i; and
 Whereas, owing to the topography of the ground so condemned the re- moval of considerable quantity Of rock and earth therefrom will be nec- esssry to reduce the surface of said strip to the present grade of the said road and
 Whereas. the Warren comps ny has made application for permission to maintain and operate sn electric line over and upon the said Nsco road from the corporate limits of the city of Bisbee, southeasterly the said Hansen Garden ad- dition, the Main street of Johnson's 1 addition to Lowell, and the Main street of Lowell, all in said county and Whereas, the board of supervisors of 'aid county is willing to grant and :he said Warren company is willing 70 accept said permission under and Iubject to certain conditions herein- liter named:
 Now, Therefore, Be IL Resolved, by he toard of supervisors of Cochise ounty that consent, permission and be and the came are grant, d unto to the Warren company, a , duly organized and exist ng under the laws of the territory of
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
Keep Your Bowels Strong.

Constipation or diarrhea wher your bowels are out of order. Gas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, JOG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

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 TO cut t bacoc easi-J EH, 'or"ser, be nal- pcte. fall Of life. ne-se and LOT. take So-lIo 6ac The vonder--o -eCr tts: make wfak me- tsrOis {. All crueersts 5-ic cr.' . C gu.rAn eed Booklet and sample ee ksdrea S1Sa< Eev-@- Gr f'--- rnAP
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
 The Board of Equalization.
OF C0cHISe COUNTY. ARIZONA

Tombstone. Ariz., August l9, l9 O7 Board of supervisors met at 10 m Wm NJ Riggs and G McCsbe pres ent, Bowen absent.
 Judge Csss of Douglas appeared be- fore the board in the interests of the Pan-American Mining company, ask ing that reductions be made on back taxes due from said company. The following statement from the county treasurer was submitted: Back Taxes Due On Psn-Americsr
 Mining Con psny.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-09-08

Guucare Tour Bowels with Cascarer.
 Candy Catnarttc. cure constipauon foreya. Gc 25c- re C. faa. druggists refun1' uonsc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
oooo 0seas % 1ssehiWs.

oess 0ses % TssehiWs.
r. p. Maynard Of Alachua Is in the
city.
Mr.. Maynard rightfuily belongs to
Be called Professor" for he VAS a
teacher Of prominence in this section
for many years; but several years ago
he gave up his profession In order
TO farm. ~ his health vas none too
good. He has regained this health
nov. however. and has decided to re.
turn to what he terms his duty
educating the children--snd has &C.
cept~A . position IS principal Of the
White Springs High School. one OF
the best schools in Hamilton county.
Prof. Maynard vas once prin\ opal
Of the High Springs High School. and
vas very popular and successful there.
There 10 NO doobt but that he will
achieve the same success in White
Springs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

You are after. Whites Cream Yer.
mifuee has . world vide reputation
a. the best Of all worm destroyer,
and for is tonic influence on weak
and unthrtfty children. II improves
thei- digestion and assimilation Of
their food. serengthens their nervous
system and restores them 20 health
and visor natural to . child. II you
vaAt . AsalaAy. happy child set .
hOttle Of Whites Cream vermieuge.
Sold By W. u. JoknScn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

Was the greatest general the world
has ever Known. Ballard's Snow Lini.
ment 10 the greatest Liniment. Quick.
" cures all pains. II 10 within the
reach Of AL T. H. Pointer. Hemp
stead. Te4as. writes: This 10 to
certify that Ballard's Snow Lin!ment
has been used In my household for
years and has been found to be An
excellent Liniment for Rheumatic
pains. I am never without It." Sold
BY ". n. JoAnooo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
nae. Fvrcn At oAvToNA.
GNtssssIned Number Of Friends at Six.
oeioek Dinner Few Days Ago.

One Of the most enjoyable events
At Daytona Beach this season vas
the six-o'clock dinner given by Mrs.
J. Z. Futch who occupied elegant
quarters on Srahrctze avenue. Day.
tona Beach. for several weeks.
The following account Of the func'
tion. taken from The DaytOna Gazette.
News, current number. will prove o.
interest to Mrs. Futchs friends In thi,
city and section:
An elegant six-o'Clock course din.
ner given last Monday evening by
Mrs. J. r. rut,h, on Scabreeze avenue,
vas an occas sion OF much enjoyment,
to those participating. After dinner
the evening vas pleasantly passed in
oonvsrsation and vocal music. Those
present were: MIR. and Mrs. Arthur
Doyle. jacksonville; Howard Akin.
son. Ocala: Miss Marion Futch. NJ.
d. Aultman. Taytona: Miss Ida
Burkhim, Gainesville; Miss Marie
Turner. Alachua: Ell Futch. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Futch. Jacksonville
and little Miss Eva Futch.
Mrs. Futch and her talented family
leave for their home in Gainesville to-
day after two months spent In the
Johnson cottage. Mrs. Futch came
here to recover health. and returns
home well pleased with the decided
he0eflt ahS has received from the ont.
of-door life on the beach,"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
Honor % Miss 0sdles.

Mrs. Julia 6adler and daughter Miss
Belle, lefI Monday for Faucet, Ga,
vAere lliss 0aAiss has been appointed
Q na0bee q tAs faculty Of Saeoochee
Institute. . Presbyterian colleee.
Miss Sadlef has been assigned TO
English literature. history and -locu.
don. which vas quite an honor to
her. being one Of the youngest teach.
ees In the country. Her friends here
all extend congratulations.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

tvoincA plps b lasa from the inter
ssetioo q NcCormjck and Pleasant
sesss% sossA % Pleasant to Market
seSosG Which motion Vas carried.
~ rspost a The uarsAal showing
a0Dane q 1nes and iBBounding fees
esllseesA anrinS Angast, $3.50. was
Pocslvea.
The rspoee a The collector taxes
80 Hcsaess. 34oS.Sl. water. $es.45,
- ROD aD4 rsosevs6.
Al1sCnaA Wsesase moved that the
0oa16sue 20 IN ~ c3ssk arrange
- . sssalsosne q ~ soes nov due
- h.shs Aan1s a ". T. Thomas.
0nesSsA.
On 0otjoo q Al6eeDaa Webster
- CU0so Adjourned Until Monday
0vsalnG 0spos0bss .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05
A Busy Rule Day.

Monday was rule day In the county
judges court, and His Honor Judge
Mason reports IL one OF the busiest
DAYS he has had for a long time.
There we're a large number OF matters
to come up for consideration,
which kept the genial Judge constant.
ly busy during the day
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

When pains Or irritation eCist on
any part Of the body. the application
Of BallArd's Snow Lnimelt gives
prompt relief. T. ". Sullivan. Prop.
Sullivan House. = Reno. o. r., writes.
June s. 1891: Il taks pleasure IN
reco1Dsnding Ballar6's 0o0v LAt
meat TO all Who ars aA3etsd With
rAsanatisn- II 10 the oaly remedy
have found that gives Immediate
renef." 2Se, Soc and S1.00. Sold By
w. H. JohnSoQ.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

There 10 more Catarrh In this sec
tion Of the country than all other
diseases put together. and until the
hast few years Vas supposed to be In
durable. For . great many years
doctors pronounced Il . local disease
and prescribed local remedies. and
BY constantly falling to cure with
local treatment, pronounced II in
cusable. 0cieacs has proven catarrA
10 b . coastttutional disease and
thsrslors requires constitutional treat.
msat Halls catarsA Cure. manufactur.
a b. ~. Cheney q Co, Toledo. Ohio.
y he only coaseitutiooal cure ON the
AASket. le u taken internally IN
doses from 10 drops to . teaspoooful.
Il aets directly on the blood and mu-
COOS surfaces Of the vystem. They
o9ss one hundrsd dollars for any
CASE e tails 30 cure. Send for ctrcu.
nhss and testimo0Als.
Address: y. J. CHENEY 4 CO..
Toledo. Ohio.
Sold By al dS1Ggistss. sc.
TAke Hairs Family Pills for consti.
pNtiQ0,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

euess NV Psvss and SSas@ee csl6.
4. ]. Nusbann. Batesvtlle. Indiana.
writes: ~LAse year suffered for
three DoatAs With . summer cold
% distressing that Il intesfered With
ny business. had many Of the symp-
toms Of hay fever. and . doctors
prescription did not reach my case.
and I took several medicines which
Seemed 70 only aggravste my case.
Fortunately insisted upon having
FoSey's Honey and Tar IN the yellow
package. and It quickly cured me.
Ny wife has since used Foley's
Honey and Tar with the same sue.
cess" J. W. NcCollum 4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-09-05

Qxnmbaao3oa ~ ooeh Sshiss ~ c.
ess6 Aeesssssas WIN - Nssd.
|Esoa Tasooay's Daily On.
~ suum1aaa3oa a spplScants for
- poa1a1on q tseehef u ths seAoolb
|Ge Alne1aA esan0 Vim bso1n to4ay.
ID 0mnhag a applieaats beenG Asss
- Guose. Ths eHnn1sakioes yin b
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Id. q. WesO q Havthosa. chairman
10 - nsasa - PUbHc InsernesSoe.
~ Gm0inaeBsa q vh1es tsschees
- - ~ u ~ s.11losisn Of The
0aansVSss Osa1sd s.A llisA School.
vh1oD tAae q ~ onSsse1 yin take
Doneo . ~ Ua1aa AaaAs0y.
u. Ksllsy 1ss,s VIZ nueh en-
esesa0Da oVsr ~ soeeses STAINED It
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tsa1aing seAooa. WhicA closed here
l6eaAay. 81 which was cooAueted By
Rso1 Caseels q the Alaehua High
0eAeel
n sxnninatjoa win COSTUME for
H. sannAArd lsagth d tizne-four
aayS-a.A many nsw applications for
pesaa3eos have beea 1lled. the ap-
Dllcenes taAing tAs exaninatioa.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
BINGEN.

We are growing. There is no ques.
tion of that. Mr.. Reynolds brought
In large stock of goods and can
hardly find room In the spacious up
light building TO display them.
Mr. Fisher, recently from Medtord,
0re has bought lot and will erect
thereon two story building as soon
as material can be procured. He will
open store In 1t as soon as it is COM
pleted.
Mr.. Stottle, our barber, will erect g
building on his lot, as soon a. lum.
ber can be bad. He is now serving
his customers in Coleman's billiaI d
rooms. Mr.. Stottle came direct from
the East.
Mr.. Wright, OF Huquiam, has
bought property and is going into
business this spring.
No doubt Bingen Is getting to be
we'll known and on accouot of iti
merits, no windy advertisements by
land agents have to be resorted to.
The White Salmon LAUNDERING Co.
is a thing of the past. The business
is now incorporated under the name
of 1.-THE Swan Hamann Lum berinl
Co." with the head Office at Bingen.
They are thorough business men, and
have contract to cut 100, 900 rail DAD
ties, and on that account have plat ed
heavy machinery In their mill. Al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having purchased the business of
L. Lacey, located at this place, l wish
to notify my many friends and ousto-
mers in Odell district and the upper
Hood River valley that my present
business, The Little White Store, will
he consolidated with the business
formerly owned by Nj. Lacey, and
will be conducted in the Odd Fellows
building. BY this consolidation and
reduction of expenses hope to do a
larger business and on a smaller profit
than was possible before. A little
later on it is my intention to put on
my own team and thus reduce my
hauling expenses to the minimum.
1t is also my intention to buy my
flour, feed, sugar and salt in carload
lots and | intend to make the prices
so low that You cannot afford tc buy
elsewhere. After making some need
ed alterations to the store room, we
will reopen in the Odd Fellows build
ing about Monday the 14th inst,
where we will be pleased to see all OF
our own and Mr.. Lacey's customers
and also any new ones. In the mean.
time your wants can be we'll supplied
at the Little White Store. just re-
ceived 20 tons of feed which we are
selling at lowest prices.
u. Connaway, Odell.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
MOUNT HOOD.

There is about eighteen inches n
snow up here, enough to make gooc
sleighing and those who have the
means are taking advantage Of 1t.
The teachers returned Saturday
from their vacations, Mise Cooper
from The Dalles and Miss Biddiuger
from Portland and studies we're re-
sumed In the schools Monday.
The New Year dance was quite vel
attended aud those who we're there
report jolly time.
Some OF the boys have a dancing
class which meets Saturday evening.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather there was no meeting of the
Literary society Thursday evening.
Sunday, December 30th, the follow
ing officers we're elected for the yeai
of 1907. Superintendent-C. A. Pud.
dy; Assistant Superintendent-R. J
McIsaac, Secretary and Treasurer
Rollan Meyers; Librarian-Miss Mel
lie Wishart.
Th people of Mount Hood have pur-
chased an organ for the ball. 1t will
soon be here, and 1t will Oil long
felt want.
Avery Fredenburg, father of our
mail carrier, died suddenly Monday
morning about four o'clock. Mr..
FiedenbuIg has been i'll for about
two years with no hope Of recovery.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
MOSIER.
Did you hear "dem" sleigh bells?

Did you hear "dem" sleigh bells?
Miss Josephine NickelseD, who has
been With her mother for a time, has
retuIne to The Dslles, where she is
employed at tho |. G. Nickelsen Co.
store.
Little Bessie Jones is quite i'll with
pneumonia, aud is under the care OF
DR.. Robinson.
The new building which Is being
PUT up by ID. DuvaIl, is quite an ad-
dition to Main street. 1t Is rapidly
nearingo completion and will be at
once occupied.
Miss Gertrude Davenport is visiting
friends in The Dalles.
A treasured New Year gift was left
at the home Of Nj. and Mrs. q. p.
Hunter on New Years eve by good
old Dame Stork, in the form of dear
little babe. The happy parents have
decided to make its adoption a ei.
manent one.
Miss Zoe Cunning spent several
days of last week at the Davenport
home. Miss Zoe has returned to her
work at Holmes Business college in
Portland.
Miss DolIie Mosier has returned af-
ter an extended hDliday vacation
with friends at The Dalies.
DIR. A. Macrum was a guest last
Wednesday.
Mr.. Hoye, repres nting Portland
musical school, was with US recently,
securing students for his institute II.
Mr.. Leo Root has returned from
Vancouver TO be with us for several
days. The boys we're anxiously await
ing his coming and did ample justice
to the cigars. as they we're silently
pas sed around. We did not catch a
glimpse of the bride, as she came not,
but we are thoroughly convinced that
the "Mrs." signature has been adopt.
ed. Long life and abundant prosper.
ity is our hailing greetiggs to the
newly married couple. MI. and Mrs.
Root will reside near Vancouver.
Miss Christine Godbersen is at
present in The DalIes to be there in
definitely.
Miss Annie O'Toole, of Portland,
is guest at the McGregor cottage.
Tiny little snow flakes are filling
the atmosphere and saying good bye
to all save merry old winter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
PINE GROVE

The work on the new church is Pro-
crossing rapidly considering the
weather.
Mrs Warren Wells has been sick
for a few days but is very much bet-
ter now.
George Knapp and Mrs. Sorenson,
of Underwood, have. been visiting
the family of Mr.. V. Wincbell.
W. E. Thomas, of Rose Hill, was in
our community. He returned from
Alberta county, Canada, Monday,
where he went about two weeks ago In
company with Charlie Wells, to look
over the country with .view of set
tling.
Mrs. Blanch Wilson Shelley is very
i'll at present.
V. Winchell has brought his baby
home fiom Portland sanitarium.
Sho has been suffering from pneu-
monia, but is much better.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-01-10
White SALMON'S
OUTLOOK FOR 1907
From the Enterprise.

From the Enterprise.
Not only are we looking forward
with interest and good faith to the
new year for White Salmon, but we
must note with some pride the rapid
strides made In our business and
agricultural enterprises during the
year 1906 which should only Ee a
small reminder of what to expect dur
ing 1907.
All over Western Klickitat the de-
velopment has been general and sub.
stantial; land is being cleared and
put to producing; homes have been
built, carved out Of the wilder ness in
the truest sense of the word, and we
know that where grows the heaviest
jungles there lies the richest soil.
Thousands of acres where stands the
primeval forest are being invaded by
the grub hoe and stump pulling ma
chine, the irresistible dynamite and
the plow, under the hands OF the stur-
dy rancher, bent on carving home
and fortune out Of the wild but rich
West.
Some comparison between Hood
River and White Salmon can be drawn
by the banking business of the two
places. When Hood Rivers first bank
had been doing business one year it
had $50, 74l.73 In deposits. At this
time Hood River had had railroad
for ten years. At the close of bust
ness December 81, 1906, the White
Salmon Valley bank had S36, 756. 46 in
deposits, having been doing business
only nine months and ten days, and
White Salmon as yet has no railroad.
The White Salmon Lumber compa-
ny, operated by hustling and up to
date sawmill men, have sawed and sold
during the past nine months over
$50, 600 worth of lumber tc the local
market. They are now enlaIging their
capacity and will more than double
their output this year.
One of the most promising indus
tries OF our community Is the raising
of high grade apples. There is much
activity in this line and several prizss
es we're carried away from the Hood
River fruit fair by growers from this
side of the river.
A very few OF those who have start
ed and are now getting out young or
chards are as follows. Wolpert IL Will
liams, 20 acres; ]. h. Law, 10 acres
s, Q. Zeigler, 80 acres; George Pystt,
10 acres; Headly Bros, 30 acres; G.
q. Grow, s acres; j. G. Machines, 80
acres; Byrne & Eagan, 20 acres; j. L.
Henderson, 20 scres.
White Salmon has a splendid public
school, we'll attended and we'll man.
aged. 1t has general merchandise
store that sold nearly SO, 900 worth of
goods in 1906, a magnificent hotel
that cost s6, 500 equipped, several new
stores managed by bright hustling
young business men, lots of good peo-
pie and the finest view in the world.
Get busy and be a good booster,
stand by your home town and your
home country.