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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Water Rock' Found
 In Death Valley

Those who cross Death Valley can now quench their thirst by chewing a soft formation winch was accident a ly discovered in hunting & stray burro, and is. 30 full of water that it must be something like 6 atermelon, only harder. The Santa Monica Daily Outlook says:
 "Stillwell & Glsdding, analytic chemists, of Fulton street, New York made chemical ananysis of the w ater Rock recently discovered by c. w. Patrick, seven miles west of Green water while trailing his burro.
 "The full snalysis is 37.9I per cent water; insoluble 24.45 per cent; so- dium of sulphste 37 5; salt 0 O30 per cent. The insoluble matter consists of calcium carbonate, sand calcium. , sulphate and silicious clay.
 By fire tests made by Patrick sie. original discovery showed over 50 per cent moisture. The difference in Dcsl tests for water and the New York re- turn is attributed to evaporation in transit.
 "How wisely nature provided source of liquid supply for u,an-when man but discovered it. Had it not hlap ff,r tha tra;l ,,noIo .o sL.. .o.- through the instinctive quadrupeds and the trailing of the burro by Pat rick this amending source of quench. . ing thirst would still be unknown"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
s. P. Starts
 Work on P. & E.

The Southern Pacifi' company now has A force of men at wCrA preparing the grade between Winkleman and Christmas preparatory to laying track from the latter to the former place, a distance of about nine miles. This is the piece of grade bniit by the $ r. company mp the Gils canyon, during their fight with the Santa Fe over the right of way between Kelvin and Winkelmsn. It is probable, w that the s. P. has become owner of the P. & F. line from Phoenix to Winkel-- man, that the work of laying track up to Christmas will be followed by a resumption of work on the grade from that point to San Carlos. It is also. probable that work will soon be in- augurated by that company on the link from Florence to Casa Grands CT
 Msricopa, as the closing of this gap and the San Carlos gap would com plete their new transcontinental line
 to California and give them the light est average grade yet obtained across, the continent. The San Carlos gap is about thirty miles in length and the gap between Florence and Casa Grande or Maricopa is about the same length
 It will be seen by this that sixty miles of road building will complete this
 new main line, and such 8 cut of will
 save the fiity-one mile haul between
 Florence and Phoenix. Fifty one miles savei on main inc track is an advantage many railroad companies
 have spent millions of dollars to obtain.-Blade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Death of Cochise
 County Pioneer

telegram wac received yesterday announcing the death of Mrs. Louis Williams. wife of "Don" Louis Will. Hams, formerly superintendent of the Copper Queen mines at Bisbee. Mrs. Williams passed away at her home in Los Angeles last midnight. This meas will be cause for sincere regret by many friends of the family living in Cochise county who knew the deceased and her husband during the long years they resided in Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Railroad Companies
 Becoming Liberal

According to the railroad agree ment made last week. rates on all shipments oi the first clsss, sucli as provisions and groceries, will be re- duced 20 per cent from points west of Bisbee and i9 per cent from eastern points. A reduction Of l5 per cent has also been made on furniture ship. ped in carload lots. It is estimated that an aggregate saving of S20D, ,O0t per annum will benefit Bisbee con- sumers by the change. Wonder how the rates ~ill affect Tombstone?
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

The following, which migh, be called a novel, is found in a Boston paper: "In the CO., educational class day at Cor nell the most beautiful girl and the close second, as voted, were of the tall, athletic type But the little fluffy girl with the turned-up nose will con- tinue, as of yore, to capture the matrimonial prize." This view of the sentimental and hymenial situation is impor- tant, if true.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

Sheriff White announces officially that he has retired from all drillers contests in the future. The she.if drilled an inch 6 minute in the tough est gi anite on earth, and while he did not reach his own expectations is will ing to rest forever on his laurels Other drilling contests are looked for and several spirited events may be an. nounced in e few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Commander Peary expects

Commander Peary expects to sail or the first of July from New York on his jour ney toward the north pole. Heis full of courage, and some times he asserts Hears have the mastery but he is reso- lute in his determination to penetrate the heart of the frozen region and plant the American flag there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
CARD OF THANKS.

We beg to extend our hesrtfel, gratitude to the kind people of Tomb stone who rpinistered so generously ir the hours of illness and death of oul beloved wife and daughter.
 For these kind and sympathizine friends, and the noble order of K. oi P. we will ever cherish a feeling oi dsep grateiulners.
 JOHN EscAPULE,
 HERMAN TRAPEAs,& WIFE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

pr. Harvey Wiley, chief chemist of the department of agriculture, belongs to "cen- tury club" any member of which who dies before he reaches the 10O-year mark will be immediately expelled in disgrace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Former Tombstoner
 Welded In Nevada

K. V. Griffin has received word from Ryo'ite, Nevada, of the marriage oi Jack Logland, formerly of this city and wellknown here, to Miss Alice Evans of that city. The many friends Of Jack in Tombstone join the PRos. PEcToR in extending congratulstion, and best wishes to the newly welded pair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Phoenix New Has
 First-CIass Postoffice

The Phoenix postohics now takes rank in the first class, the stamp sales of the office having exceeded the amount required, $40,000, for the year ending March 3l, 1907. The actual receipts during the year were $I0,45l. The receipts for the pre- vious year were $35,6 ,663. The April and May receipts just past are re- ported to be the biggest in the history of the offics.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

It is MT. Edison's opinion that we know about one seven-billionth of 1 per cent about anything" The in ventors and scientists of the future will be unable to com plain that there wasn't any core.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

General Kuroki has pos- sessed himself of the secrets of U ncle Sam's fighting strength. In the event of war with Japan he conld not with proprieuy sit in the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
From Tuesdays Daily.

The board of supervisors Sill he in session the lst day of July. and con- tinue Tn session until the 20th. They will sit as board of equalization.
 Arthur Jon-s will leave shortly for Globe on a visit to relatives, and may participate in some of the Globe 4th of July events.
 The ircnt of Kreuders Dining Rooms is ornsmented with a 2S foot sign, the largest in the city. The sign is most attractive one, artistic in design and finish, and is the handi- work of Eugene Robert, the wellkDown sign painter and decorator.
 Si Bryant is in today from Turquoi: where he is interested in some valu- able mining claims.
 The friends of Prof. Lawrence Me Carthy will be pleased to learn ths he ia rapidly recovering from his i'll ness and will again be in harness b, tomorrow to look after the production of "Dau on and Pythias," which vii be presented on Thursday at tn Schieifelin
 L Fleishmsn, the wellknown repre- sentative of the Dos Naciones Cigar was Tombstone visitor today. L Mcbride and wife returned t Lowell today after a brief stay in tn county seat
 W Fitzgerald and wife gre Tomt stone visitors from the San Bernsl } dino Ranch.
 Nick Harrison of Deming, Ne Mexico. is 8 business visitor in Tomt stone today.
 , Officers Mclaughlin and Mul Q . were outgoing passengers for Bisbe
 this afternoon. being called here 6
 witnesses.
 E.. J. Jacklin and Thomas Shit
 leave this afternoon for Los Angele
 joining the Arizona contingent wh l will venture s swim in the brin idepths of the broad Pacific.
 County Treasurer Gaines advertise D calling in all outstanding warra at i There are about se6, 900 out. a Mrs. W. Zoeckler and her grand daughter, little Esther Fisk, left tn |. morning for Huensme, Californi on wo months visit Mrs. Eli: d accompanied her mother and daught
 as far as Benson
 T. H. Sigrist and family left tods for Los Angeles, and will spend Il 7, summer months at the sesshore. q A Mexican workman at the s. r. quarry, near Fsirbsnk, was killed ye d terday, a train running over hin . The Mexican had been drinking ar }. it is presumed he laid down on u T track under box car and went - sleep. When the train was starts
 up he was killed. A cor1ner's iuI
 was summoned and an investigate
 will be had. A coffia was sent
 Fairbank and the unfortunate ma
 was buried in the local cemetery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
Buy ano Try a Box Tonight,

While you think of it. go by an, ny a box of Cascarets Candy Ga .har'ic, ideal ls> atire, tonight. Youl heYcr regret It. Genuine tablet stamped C. C. C. Never sold 1T oulk. All druggists. Ioc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
From Wednesdays Daily.

Dr. Rooms Is circulating mong his i Tombstone friends, arriving yesterday l on brief visit from Pearce.
 The Tucson Gas. Electric Light and Power company is unloading five cars of the latest steam and electrical equipment and is to begin at once to make room for the installation of the new machinery. The present equip- ment is being doubled. According to the Stafford Guardian one hundred aud twenty-five dollars i per acre is about what a little 6-acre tract of land is going to net Frank Robinson, s we'll known and pro cas- i've rancher of the Thatcher neightor- hood, this year. He is raising alfalfa on it.
 We gratefully acknowledge the re- ceipt from the celebration committee of Flagstaff of complimentary tickets for the three days 4th of July cele- bration at that place.
 U Howard of Dos Cabezas is 8 , Tombstone visitor on court business
 Officer O'Laugliu returned to Bisbee yesterday after a brief stay in the , county seat.
 County Treasurer J. N. Gaines hal ) sold his residence to MT. Fowler, thu } Huachuca mining man. Mir. Fowle
 has just returned from a trip east where he went after selling the prop critics now held b, the Butte.Arizons
 Mining company, in Ramsey canyon We wonder how soon the 2-cen
 rate will hit Arizona2 That is, througl
 tickets, now that the leading trans
 continental roads have decided f. adopt this rate
 c. L Beckwith of Bisbee is in tn,
 city on court business. Sam Frisco is among the court at
 tendants from Bisbee. Henry Street, manager ot 'he Be , quillas Land X Cattle G., pa;
 Tomb bstone a visit today from tiY !. river.
 ,. H. A Morgan, the merchant prime
 of Wilcox. is a Tom bstone visitor 0
 court business.
 IS Francis Hartman and wife are !, the city from Tucson. k A Y. Smith and wife Of Pearce al r Tombstone visitors, arriving yester
 day in their 60-horse power auto. V The word thousand on the ne e 5000 certificates is said to be mi
 spelled. Look among your chang
 and see if it isn't so. }. An order has been issued by Super Intendent Arerill of the Tucso d division, Southern Pacific, to have \ 6 coaches containing Mexicsns, Chine, o and Japanese for deportation place d on the rear end of trains. , Dr. Sabin arrived yesterday fro, n Casa Grande, where he is intereste D in some valuable copper mines. Tn
 doctor will remain several days Q
 business before returning to his m,ne,
 The resort at Lewis Springs is nearl |, completed, a swimming pool and large dance hall being among the i'm , provemenss. About 5000 is hein spent improving and beautifying tn
 pl ca.
 2 Biddy Doyle is Tombstone visito from Bisbee. MT. Doyle has devel oped into an oil expert snd believe
 his oil field in New Mexico will de.
 velop into one one of the big oil pro
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

The latest group of sun spots is 82,0OO miles long. and the theorists who follow them are still able to prove anything with the facility of experts in a criminal trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30
They Work While You Sleet

While your mind and body rest Cas-. carets Candy Cathartic repair your digestion, your liver, ycu bowels, put them in perfect order Genuine: tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold m bulk All druggists. Ioc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

six hits with l base op balls, netting them four runs and the game.
 The lineup of the two hines is ss follows:
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-06-30

Biddy Doyle is Tombstone visitor from Bisbee. MT. Doyle, has devel- oped into an oil expert snd believes his oil field in New Mexico will de velop into one one of the big oil pro- ducers of the world.
The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-20
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-20

For suggestions for appropriate
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of P. 7. Nicholson, the jeweler. 42
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especially for Christmas gifts. q
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Christmas gifts, carried by Burns q
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-20
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The weekly true Democrat., 1907-12-20
Fer Rent.

Cottage for rent on Magnolia Heights;
4 rooms; $500 per month.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
| .EAvESS0 HUSBAND
MAY WED AFFINITY
Mrs. Earle Returns to Native Land,
Accompanied by Baby Son.
Husband Bids Her
Farewell

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. "A scene more
suggestive of an up-to-date play than real
life was enacted on board the steamer
Ryndam today when Mrs. Ferdinand p.
Earle of Monroe, N. Y, sailed for her
native home in France to obtain divorce
in order that her husband, an artist, may
marry another woman whom he declares
he found to be his affinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle left their home in
Monroe together today, and driving past
curious groups of townspeople boarded
the train for Weehawken. There was a
little Kissing as they boarded the train
Mrs. Earle, with her little son Harold,
21a years old, who will share her exit,
reached the steamer in advance of Mr..
Earle \and went at once to her stateroom.
Mr.. Earle arrived soon afterward and to-
gether they appeared on deck to meet the
reporters They posed together for pic
ture.
Mrs. Earle declined to make any state
ment, but her husband, who seemed highly
pleased at the attention he was receiving,
said:
Mrs. Earle is bearing up bravey under
the ordeal This notoriety is worth five
years work to me. We part with a full
understanding
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
RAIN STOPS PLAY
IN TENNIS GAMES
BRALY AND HENDRICK STILL IN
RUNNING
Golf Tourney in Progress and Walton
Is Beaten in Semi-Finals by
One Up-Results of
Play

b. Associated Press.
DEL MONTE, CAL, Sept. 4.-The pro-
gram of the Pacific states championship
tennis tournament here has been some
what disarranged by yesterdays rain,
which stopped play the greater part of
the day. Play in the mems singles con-
test for the Del Monte cup has resulted
thus far as follows: james won~ from Ba-
con, Ga.usha from Caswell, Mclaughlin
from Gardner, Guerin from Blumenthal
Long from Hotchkiss, Hunter froIL Loe
Cassel from Hunt, Braly from Finnegan
Gose from Dawson, Hendrick from
Nourse, Murdock from Landsberger
Busch from Harper, Bundy from Spald-
ing, Rentiens from Hopper Foley from
Budget Sinsabaugh from Rolfe, Gate
wood from Chalier, Bell from Whitney
default
In the second rounds Woodbury. won
from Cassel, James from Galusha, Nc
Laughlin from Guerin (defaulD. Long
from Hunter, Bray from Woodbury., Hen
drick from Busch, Bundy from Rentiens,
Sinsabaugh from Foley.
In womens doubles the Sutton sisters
beat Misses Hotchkiss and Radcliffe. The
golf links were in good shape this morn
lIlB alter yesterday rain anu NliC WOAiSh
continued their contest for the Del Monte
cup.
Eight players took part in the first
match round. They were paired and ham
dicapped as follows, with the result of the
mornings play appended to each pair of
names
Scratch, Mrs. Martin and Q0) Miss Nor
gan, Mrs. Martin winner with up and 4
to play; (D Mrs. Hanford and (S) Mrs.
Nickel, Mrs. Nickel won with up in 2O;
(6) Miss West and QD Mrs Eastland, Miss
West won with 2 up and l to play; "a
Mrs Sherwood and Q2) Mrs. George, Mrs.
George victor with l up.
The semi-fnal round will be played to-
morrow between Mrs. Martin, scratch,
and Mrs Nickel (S). against Miss West
(6) and Mrs. George d2).
Results of the mems second round for
the Del Monte cup were: R. Y. Hayne vs..
j. S. Oyster was won by Hayne up and
8 to play; C. F. Tubbs won from j. A.
Folger by latter's default; S. W. Bement
vs. w. B. Walton was won by the latter
A up and to play; C. t. Crocker VS. r..
G. Hanford was won by Hanford with l
up in a. The play in the semi-finals re-
suited in Hayne outplaying Tubbs 1 up
on 81, and Hanford beating Walton by
l up.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
POLICE DEPARTMENT
TO TRY PL00DH0UNDS
Dogs May Be Used as Part of New
York Detective Force If Ex-
periments Are Suc-
cessful

NEW YORK, Sept 4-Poice COM
missioner Bingham has practically de-
cided, If the experiments now being made
with bloodhounds prove successful, to add
corps of four-footed detectives to the
force in this city. For three weeks at a
small town up the state bloodhounds have
been daily set to work following trails of
make believe criminals, and when the
commissioner has received a complete re-
port as ID the achievements of the dogs,
he will come to a decision as to the
employment of the animals in running
down murderers and other criminals in
New York.
1t is set forth that the perpetrators of
many deeds of violence that have shocked
the residents of this city in recent
months, especially crimes against women
and children, might now be behind the
bars had keen scented bloodhounds been
ready to take the trail Immediately when
the crime came to light.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
POLAR MESSENGER is
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
"Just Arrived from North Pole" Says
Well Dressed Man, and Seeks
Lieut. Peary with Wire-
less Message

NEW YORK, Sep "A shoeless, pant
less and coatless man hailed passing
trolley car bound for Long Island City at
Elmhurst today. I'm just down from
the north pole with a wireless message
for Lieut. PeaIy," he shouted, 'and l
want to ship aboard your craft and work
my passage back to little old New York. -
Get aboard!' shouted the conductor.
The new passenger had black, curly hair,
dark mustache, and what little clothing
he wore was of good texture. He looked
to be about thirty years old. He was en-
tirely without money but said he could
get plenty OF money when he got to New
York One of the passengers paid Ms
fare and he was taken toward the Hunter
Point entrance to the Thirty-fourth street
ferry He appeared surprised when his
attention was called to the fact that he
was in his bare feet.
Never mind" he said there is plenty
of money awaiting me IN New York
will not only get shoes, but an auto
mobile"
Then he launcned off about trip he
had made to the north pole. Several men
on the car, who became interested in his
rambling talk, called the attention of
Policeman Eagan, stationed at the ferry,
to the mans forlorn condition Where
are you going?' demanded the policeman.
ITO see my friend Lieut.. Peary. 1mpor-
tant message from the north pole for
him.
Come along with me-" said the police
man, 9Th take you to him. and the polar
messenger soon found himself before the
sergeant in the Fourth street police sta
ton. He gave his name as Samuel Uro,
and said he lived in Coshocton, N. Y.
When arraigned before Magistrato Gill
roy in the Long Island City police. court,
he would only say that he was just from
the north pole. The magistrate sent him
to the county Jail for observation and to
learn something about him. -
Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-05
CHORUS GIRLS BRING
DISMISSAL TO CADETS
Annapolis Boys Who Stole Away to
See Show Women Scheduled
for Release from the
Academy
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Two of the
Annapolis naval cadets suspended and
recommended for dismissal by Captain
Badger, the commandant, have answered
the order of the acting secretary of the
navy to show cause why the dismissal
shall not be enforced.
The letters were from Clarence r. Riner
of Wyoming and o. G. Salb of Indiana,
both fourth-class men last year and not
promoted this year. They were found
guilty of having stolen away without
leave to see women attached to a theat-
rical company. Their only defense is that
they think a dismissal is unjust when
other cadets have merely been demerited
for the same offense.
The other two cadets recommended for
dismissal left the practice ship at Bath
Me-, after being refused shore leave.