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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
TUESDAY, JULY 30.

EP& s w vs Bisbee Miners Union injunction, after argument case was continued to be submitted on briefs.
 Ter vs o J Martin, defendant serv ing term for embezzelment, having filed indigent affidavit transcript or. appeal was ordered
 Ter vs Pablo Soto, motion to release defendant denied and bail fixed st $500.
 Manz vs Sess'er, judgment for plain. tiff.
 Harmer vs Harmer, continued to Oct l6.
 Ter vs Msnsker, under wri. of cer- tioria case, was reviewed and taken under advisement.
 Longton vs Longton, divorce grant. ed
 Kenney Bros vs Porter Mcdonald, case brought over the seizure of 3 head of cattle, jury trial had and case occupied attention of court until 3 p m when jury returned verdict for plaintiff assessing damage st S63 and costs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Former Arizonan
 Weeds An Actress

With every opportunity afforded him to marry titled English woman, Hugo J Sherwin, whose real name is Gorlitz, has startled Denver by clan destinely marrying Maude Fealy, for mer leading woman for Henry Irving and William Gillette, who, notwith- standing her youth, has already achieved for herself name in the dramatic world. Sherwin's father Is the advance agent for Jan Kulehik the violinist.
 Sherwin was a reporter in Tucson up to . year ago and during his resi- dence there formed considerable acquaintance. He was a genial and companionsble young man and made friends rapidly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Cechise County's
 Monthly Revenue

The various county officials have been busy the past two days in mak- ing m their nsna, monthly reports. which contain some interesting fig ures. The report of Treasurer Gaines shove that during the month the county received the sum of s1,SS7 .S2, of which the rent ofsthe rooms to the U. $. court officials contributed S475; back taxes. s97s.50; assessors office, sI 27O.Sl for personal property taxes, and s1 900 as school taxes; the sher- if office, sl.377 50, sS2 collected as fines; county recorders office, sssS.25; the probate court, $l95.S5. The bal ance of the receipts were made up of small amounts from various sources. The expenditures for the month amounted to sl5,Ol4.07. The bal. auce in the treasury is $62 2.593 .66.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Eight Deserts
 Sent to AIcatraz

Under an armed guard and sen- fenced to terms varying from one to three years in length, six deserters from the Fifth cavalry, stationed at Fort Huachuca, were yesterday taken to San Francisco, to be placed in the Alcatraz military prison.
 Five troopers from the Fifth cav- airy under the command of Sergeant Clyde A. Woode formed the guard, which will accompany the men to San Francisco. Two more deserters are being held at Msricopa and will be picked up tonight by Sergeant Woode when they go through there.
 The men deserted from the Fifth at Huachuca some time ago and were arrested shortly after, being brought back there for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Pointed Paragraphs.

From the Chicago News.
 When the boss is away the clerks get gay.
 Selfshness is a quality ev- erybody has-except you.
 As the son is bent the father is inclined to go broke. You can't do it all, but its up to you to do all you can.
 After you get a dollar in your clothes the taint soon evaporates
 Every man has worthless hobby that he wastes a lot of time on.
 Many a man who demands justice would whine for mercy fine got it.
 It's usually the fellow who is afraid to take a chance who loses on a sure thing.
 A girl is no sooner safely married than she begins to wonder how long it will be until she becomes a widow.
 A baby averages up fairly we'll if it is hali as pretty as il mother says it is, or half as homely as the neighbors think it is.
 Tell woman about year after marriage that she nigh' have done better and she vii not deny 1t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Sarabia Kidnapers
 To Be Prosecuted

United States Attorney J. l.. B. Alexander has received instructions from Attorney General Bonaparte of the department of justice to at once begin the vigorous prosec .tion of Consul Antonio Mszs of Douglas on a charge of instigating the recent kid. nsping of Manuel Sarabia.
 Included in the prosecution that will be started by United States At torney Alexander against Maza are Sheriff Jack White of Cochise county, and all the officers who took part in the Kidnapping from Douglas of Sa- rabis.
 Sheriff White has been exonerated of all blame by the people of Cochise county, but one of his deputy sh-ritfs is alleged to have taken part in the affair, and for that reason the depart. ment of justice will proceed agains, him on the ground that he is respon- sible for the acts of his subor dinates.
 Alexander is said already to have strong evidence that can be produced in court against Consul Maza, who il now under arrest at Nogales. Mag, will be confronted by people who vii say that they rented an sutomobil, to take Sarabis across the line, anC the guards who watched him. The, were told that Consul Maza woulc pay them for their services.
 Ssrabis's Kidnapping, and his releas later from Hermosillo to Range Captain Wheeler and Public Exam finer Foster, who represented Governo Kibbey, has been one of the moss sen sationsl events in Arizona for man years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Additions to Arizona
 Forest Reserves

Governor Kibhey has prepared Ii statement of the net receipts of Ari- sona forests during the year of 1907. They are ss follows:
 Baboquivari. s444.5o; Black Mesa, s20,422 s4; Chiricshua, s2,92t 54; Grand Canyon, s6443 IS; Huachuca, S703l 20; Mt. Graham, $3446 60; Pinal Mountains, s665 65; Prescott, S4463.2l; San Francisco Mountains, sll5, ,449.7 Santa Catalina, s2I2.73; Santa Rita, s2o27 5l; Tonto. $90Is 02 l; Tumscacori. s+9s.90; total. sl73,- O19.27.
 The ten per centum appropriated to Arizona during 1907 is, therefore, ap- proximately ST, ,307 .92. This shows an increase in the appropriation of last year of approximately 5000. It is easy to see the immense importance to Arizona of this law, from the figures above indicated.
 President Roosevelt has signed 6 new proclamation for the Santa Cat 1 slina national forest reserve in Ari- rona, by which 2l9,s40 acres vert added to the area. The addition lie, in Pima. Cochise ard Final counties
 The additions on the north includes an area of rough timberland and wood land country, lying between the olC boundary and the little health resor Oracle.
 The most important part of thu new area, however, consists of th Sierra del Rincon, or Rincon noun tsins, lying to the southeast of tn old forest and extending to within few miles of the Southern Pacific rail road.
 The Santa Catalina forest reserv as it now stands comprises the north ern extremity O. the high divide bt tween the Santa Cruz and the Sa Pedro rivers. The southeast corne of the forest reserve now extends within few miles of Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
The Gould Party
 Take Its Departure

The Kingdom Goull party, which has been here studying the geological formation of the Tombstone mining district for the past week, left for Pueblo this evening to further pursue their mining studies. The party is made up of mining students and in- structors from the Columbia College School of Mines, one of the foremost in America. While here the party gathered up quite collection of cent,- pedes, tarantulss and GIla monster. They were very well pleased with their stay in Tombstone, and are deeply impressed with the mineral showing and possibilities of the district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

The Star says that Secretary of Interior Garfield is now expected to pass through Tucson on tine morning of Saturday, August IT, no informa- tion having yet been received as to whether he will make stay in that city or visit Cochise towns as originally contemplated.
 Secretary Garfield, if he does not c1apge his present plans, will arrive at Mesa on the morning of August l3, and proceed at once to the Roosevelt dam, spending two days on an in.pec- tion trip of the reclamation work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3l

G Gibson vs Martin King, appeal from justice of the peace court; iudg. m mant for plaintiff for s35, interest and costs.
 Pslmerlee vs Elwell Co; judgment for defendant. Notice of appeal given
 Court will adjourn tonight and stand at recess until the frst Monday in October, when the remainder of the term will be merged into the October term and continue in session for the remainder of the year.
 Forty-one tax suits were filed by Treasurer Gaines today through Tax Attorney ". G. Gilmore.
 Following cases were filed in the district court today outside of tax cults:
 Madison F Larkip vs Cochise Con Copper Co action for debt and fore. closure of trust deed. Thomas Fitch attorney for plaintiff.
 lobe R Brazil ct al vs City of Bisbec for damages for personal injuries be. ing similar case brought against Bis- bee Naco Water Co at recent session and obstruction believed to be city property.
 John E Kelly vs T D Burdick as executor of estate of H B Mccoy to quiet title and accounting. Neal & Rose attorneys for plaintiff iR both cases.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Tom Lawson
 And the Humboldt

An associated press dispatch from Prescott says:
 Thomas W. Lawson of Boston now owns the Humboldt smelter, near Prescott, having secured on July 9 all but 25,0O0 shares of the capital stock of the Consolidated Arizona Smelling company.
 "To the Boston representative ot the Journal Miner Lawson admitted that the deal was closed, but he would not divulge the pla of himself and associates. Wire adyices from New York indicate that his packers are H H. Rogers and the Amalgamated' pee. ple."
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Tombstonite to
 Enjoy Sea Freezes

Mir John w. Walker, the efficient official reporter of the various courts held in our city, left this morning for Long Beach, California, he hss leased s cottage for the summer and will get out several large transcripts, while the wild sea waves ask Annie the inevitable question, John was &C., companied by "Mike," his faithful bull terrier, who will undergo q surgical operation in a veterinary hospita', during which time he will lose several inches of ears and about one yard of tail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Death of an
 Arizona Pioneer

A visitor from Tucson tells of the death in that city of W. J. Ross, an old pioneer known throughout the territory. He was i'll only two days with inflammation of the bowels and died Sunday morning. Captain Ross, as he was known, came to Arizona in the early days to one of the many forts at that time scattered over thi, section for the protection of the peo. pie from Indians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Silver has gone beyond the 68 cent mark, but lead has droyped down l cent. Cop per has fallen back to P cents, but the fall in the price of the last two metals named is prob ably temporary and the old prices will probably rule again within the next few weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

The shortage of fremen which has greatly hindered the movement of freight in Arizona over the Fl Paeo & Southwestern during the past few weeks, was somewhat relieved by the arrival in Fl Paso of Labor Agent Smith of Chicago Saturday night with party of ten firemen from the east. The new men were all assigned to runs and are now at work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Ii our naval constructors cannot devise a gun and a gun turret that will not kill half of the crew ofa battle ship every time it goes out to target prac- tice we had better get a new crew of naval architects or go out of the navy business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
They are talking of an l.

They are talking of an h. dian war in Arizona" says the Chicago News. This is the same Arizona which lately wanted to be a State" Which leads the Topeka Journal to remark that an Indian war in Arizona, should ehere be one, would not be half 80 danger ous as a Chicago teamsters' strike-Albuquerlue Journal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
fhsy Work While You SIesk

While your mind and bodyrest Gas carets Candy Cathartic repair yonT your liver, yom bowels, put them in perfect order Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sol6 m bulk. All druggists. roc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
For Sale Cheap

Ranch of 40 acres, all under culti. vs,ion and fence; two sdobe houses, barn, outhouses. good bearing orchard, ten artesian wells on the place, plenty of water. Apply to
 O. KIMBALL, a4-6W St. David.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
0oinss in the
 District Court
%NDAY. JTLT .@

"NbAi' JILL .-o
 The entire attention of the court wss taken up today. in hearing arsu- ments of the sttorneps in the Feder- ation injunction case recently issued on behalf of the E. P. & s w. which restrained the Federation pickets from interfering with the passenger travel of the road. The Bisbee union seeks to dissolve the injunction and is rep resented by Attorneys Baker, Clesry and Alexander. while tile railroad is represented by Attorney Ellenwood. |. Messrs. Baker and Clesry each sd- dressed the court for two hours this morning in able arguments and legal presentations from their point of view.
 This afternoon Attorney Ellinwo took up the argument, sustaining the action in granting the injunction. He is to be followed by Attorney Alex ander. It is not thought the case will be submitted before tonight.
 The jury under special venire to try the case of Kinney Bros. vs Mo Donald reported this morning, bu, from appearances will not be called to serve until tomorrow. Following is the jury summoned:
 | SPECIAL yENIRE OF TRIAL JURORS
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a-.tasa-g- snr EScwefs ,.t-D CSEcsrs=-
 ----lv Cafhartic. cure cnrst: ation -oEPrss gc I9 S : -s fail -1rpgcistS refund ulcneL
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
S2s to Ell Paso,

$25 to Ell Paso.
From Denver via Colorado and
Southern Ry. Write for information,
7. E. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
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in the capacity OF substitute track
walker on the d. and II. G. railroad
through the Royal Gorge. Near the
body was found bottle of whiskey
which points to the fact that the nm
fortunate man probably was intoxicat-
cd when the accident occurred.
It is apparent that lie had laid down
in the grass OIL the north side OF the
track and in his stupor lad rolled
into an irrigating ditch WI icl is very
close to the track at that point.
Evidently the cold water reused him
and caused him. TO climb mp to the
road bed where he was run over by
he train. For distance of twenty
IT thirty feet he was rolled down the
tr ..ck and his head cut OF as smoothly
rs would have been the case II tho
lecapitation had besn done with al
4 satchei was found in the d. and
r. G. section house, the contents OF
which reveal the identity of the un :.
fortunate man, who was formally in
the employ of the railroad company
" section foreman at Howard in the
western part Of this county. In the
,atchcl was benefit certificate issued
by Howard camp No. 70l W. o. W..
to John Cavan and made payable by
him to his sister, Mrs. Nellie Gilbert
of Montrose. The certificate was for
S2, 900 and was dated April 81, 1905.
Cavan lad been working for the
d. and II. G. company at intervals
for several years and was we'll known
to many of it's employees. He is said
to have been a very intelligent and
we'll educated man and is reputed to
have been college graduate and to
have prepared himself in his younger
days for the ministry. His appetite
for strong drink, however. stood in
tho way of his success in life. Cavan
volunteered to take tho place Of Sam
H ooper as track walker in the Royal
Gorge and 1t was while out on that
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
A Most Worthy Article.

When an article las been ON the
market for years and gains friends
every year, it is safe to call this med l.
icine worthy one. Such is Bal
larl's Horeliound Syrup. 1t positively
cures coughs and all pulmonary di-
seases. One of the best known mer-
chants in Mobile, Ala, says "For
five years my family has not been
troubled with the winter coughs we
owe this to Billiards. Horehound
Syrup. I know it has saved my chill
dren for many sick spells. Yelton
Drug Co. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
RECIPE NAY PROVE
WHAT PEOPLE NEED

It may be that some persons will
be inclined to doubt the statement
made by an eminent authority. at a
recent meeting, that with a mixture
OF dandelion, kargon and sarsaparilla,
he would give prompt relief to any
sufferer Of rheumatism or the usual
forms Of backacTe, caused by in
active. clogged kidneys. yet many
cases Of long standing that had been
entirely relieved were citod to provo
tho truth Of his assertion. The same
authority further stated that many
cases which failed to yield to the
healing waters Of the famous health
resorts, or the usual remedies as pre-
scribed, salicylnte Of soda, potash,
colchicum, etc. - we're readily re-
lieved by the use Of this simple mkt.
ure-Fluid Extract Dandelion. ono
half ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla.
three ounces. Take teaspoonful
dose after nieals and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist. wl,cn ap-
preached upon the subject, stated
that while this prescription. as writ
ten is new. tho ingredients are con.
tinually prescribed by the best physi-
clans and any good prescription phar-
macy has them: they arc iuexpensiv,
and harmless to use. and are mixed
by shaking we'll in bottle.
If the claims. made for this mix
ture, are only partly correct, it
would seem that no sufferer here
could afford to leave the prescription
untried.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
HORSESHOE BRINGS GOOD
LUCK TO COAL COMPANY

Capt. b. F. Rocknfellow. secretary
Of tho recently organized Canon City
Coal company, relates an interesting
story Of the finding Of a horseshoe
and the coinciient good luck which
came to the company he represents.
Last Saturday morning he decided
to visit the 800 aero tract owned by
the company southwest Of Florence.
for the purpose Of inspecting the
drilling operations, which have been
going OH for some time. He left
tho camp on his return home about
O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time no immediate indications Of coal
had bcen brought to tie surface by
the drill.
Noar the Sleeping Camel bridge the
Horse or the buggy wheel struck a
horseshoe in the road. throwing ii
into the vehicle Mt the drivers feet,
causing Capt. Rockafeliow to jocu-
larly remark to his grandson, who
was with him, Franklin, that
means good luck Imagine his sur
prise at O'Clock the following even
ing to receive this message from the
manager over the telephone. I'VE
struck the coal juts az we quit work.
VIII drill through it Monday morn
ing. Come ont and sec it.
In company with Lyman Robi-
son he drove over to the camp as di-
rected, arriving there at about IL
O'Clock. and sure enough found the
drillers taking out the core Of four
foot, workable vein Of bright, solid
coal.
Capt. Rockafell0w and Lyman
Robson left tho place for home a
couple Of hours later hopeful that tho
miraculously revealed horseshoe
would be tho means Of discovering
all Of the four successive coal meas
urcs. which underlie tile Florence
basin. The scene OF tho operations
Of the now company Is In hitherto
unexplored portion Of tho Florence
coal held, and tho discovery shows
that the area under which tho semi
bituminous fuel Of this county are to
he found ID q large one.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
NAPOLEON B0NAPARTE

ahowcd. At tho battle Of Austerlitz, he
WAS the greatest leader In the world.
Ballard's Snow Linimont has shown
the public II Ii the best liniment In
tho world. A quick cure for rl'eu-
n,atism, sprains. burns. cuts, etc
A. g. Pitts. Rodessa. I4a.. says:
II uao Ballarl's Snow Liniinent In
my fam lily and And 1t uncxcelled for
sore cheat. headache. corns, in fact
for anything that can bc reaclsed by
n linimsnt. Sold by Yelton Drug
90. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
JOHN CAvAN KILLED BY
TRAIN-FOuND BY HUNTER

Early yesterday morning WI. Ash
er, n market gardener, attracted by a
flock Of magpies at the entrance of
the Royal Gorge discovered the body
of man near the railroad track,
his head severed from his body and
his body horribly manglel as con-
sequence of having teen run over by
q train some time during the night.
The body proved to b, that Of John
Cavan, who Tuesday night, was acting
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lonesome mission that he lost his life.
A telegram was sent to Mrs Gilbert
advising her Of her brothers. tragic
death.
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FOUR MILE.

Jim Curtis and Pete Carlston have
gone to shoot some deer.
The third crop of alfalfa is nearly
all in the stack in this vicinity.
Lille Watts and has gone to Farm
ington, New Mexico, to SEQ tho co Jun
try.
Miss Nellie Hurd has resumed her
musical studies at Mt. st. Scholastica.
Merrimnn Hall and family are
taking vacation out on Hardscrab-
bic
Mr.. Lilly from Beaver is working
for Dozier and Mckenzie and running
the boarding house.
Miss Carrie Watts has returned
from visit to friends in Chicago.
The neighbors have cnvisd her this
we'll earned vacation, but we may cx-
cuse their selfshness from the fact
that Miss Watts is our Sunday school
organist as we'll as one OF the most
useful and cultured ladies of our com.
munity, and therefore her absence
may be tolerated but not desired.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
Ladies' Waists

We showing line in all the materials including
Embroidered Bste all coo Plaid silks plain Silks all styles of Net
including the "Fa N which will be the leader in
These waists from 1925 $500 No trouble tc
show them.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
DUEL FOUGHT BY ITALIANS
LASTS THREE RALF HOURS

A remarkable duol was fougl,t near
Naples recently. It arose out Of n
quarrel between two Ncspolitan aris-
tocrats, to settle which duel was ar.
ranged. When, however. the COM
batants. were facing each other,
sword In hand. y reconciliation was
effected.
Then fresh dispute arose between
sIgnor San MAlAto. one Of tho princi-
pals. = noted fcnccr. aud Signor
Bnsilone, one Of tho seconds, with
the result that second duel was ar
ranged between them, to continue
until one Of them WAS incapaci citntcd.
The weapons were to bc pistols.
Both parties. though famed IN fcncers
proved very bad shots, for at 65 fect
distance ~ shots wcre exchanged
without the shedding Of blood.
Al the forty second shot. however.
san Aalato grnxed his opponents
check. making slight abrasion.
Tho seconds then lntcrvencd. honor
was declared satisfied. AMI tho duell-
ists embrnccd each other amid. the
report says. = touohinx sccpc.
Both oosnbatants wers con Rntulat.
cd upoa their coolness under this hail
Of ballstaL The AFFAIR lasted exactly
thru hoss and . half.
The daily tribune., 1907-10-03
A.eh,.on. rop.k. & SAINT. fe Railway
G. G. HITCHCOCK. Agent.

No. 6z5-From Pueblo and all
points cast, arrive daily lla4 . m
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Sunday, depart rt---...---.------.- 400 M
e:pt Sunday, arrive. i2:spm m
No. 6Ss-To Rockyale ale 12:&S IN
No. 8S8-From Rockvai,. lao m
Direct connection 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
With California limited for Los Angelss and
San Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders free By apply
ing 70 4. g PALhly, Agent.
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OF Good Things at Small Prices.

Gold trimmed tumblcrs, regular
sl.sO kind at. -. 81 40 per doz
Boys Corduroy short pants. ..76o
Boys' Corduroy long pants. % 90
Mems Canvas gloves, with good
leather palm and fingers. pair 26c
Mems Canvas gloves, 10c; 3 pair 26o
Bnth rugs, fast colors. -. $500
Brown derby ribbed underwerr, SOC