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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
Government entinvestigates
 the Bisbee District

F. c Dezendorf, the famous prose cutor of land frauds in New Mexico and western points being prominently identified with the Interior Depart ment, is at present in Bisbee making investigations of mineral land entries. Mir. Dezendci is accompanied by NIT. .. L. G. Gillet;, mineral expert of the department. who is examining the geological conditions about the dis trict and will report on same.
 For some time it has been rumored that the government charge irregu- larities in securing mining patents in the Bisbee district At various times government agents have been sent here to investigate, several agents be ing in Tombstone last year to examine mining records and securing official data bearing on the case. IL has been understood that these examinations were never completed and the presence of these prominent officers oi the de. partment at this time gives color to the report that the matter is to be sif,ed to the bottom and disposed of
 It is not thought any criminal pro- ceedure has been charged, although the present in nyeetigations will develop if any prosecutions will result. The U. $. grand jury will meet in Tomt- stone on Monday next, which body roay be called upsp to look into the matter
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
From Mondays Daily.

E. B. Gage of the Tombstone Con- rolida,ed Company has returned from a short trip to El PAso, where he was called on business connected with the company.
 Henry Myers and wife of Gleeson, who have been in the c.ty for the pest few days, have returned to the'r home in Gleeson.
 District Attorney Shelley has re- turned from short trip to Bisbee, where he was called: on business con nected with his office.
 A Cananes repOi; >tatos that pro ductiou at the Greene-Cananea W Ii be resumed on or before May 1, wher the company will be in position to supply a monthly output O 5,o0O,0 O,0oo pounds
 County Treasurer Gaines is slowly recovering from serious attack c lagrippe which hes confined him t' his bed for the past ten days. H. hopes to be able 10 be about within few days.
 Captain Harry Wheeler oi the Ari zona Rangers has been summoned [ ' Los Angeles to testify in the case O the government against Manuel Sl rabil, who vas indicted by the U 'ite States grand jury for alleged compile , ity in the plan to invade Mexico thu was being formulated in Douglas b n the Mexican junta.
 yVil moth. tha Bi.5ee cons.abl , was in the city today, bringing ov !. two mj-demeanor prisoners nho wi .erye terms in the county jail.
 Mrs. Mary Cobb of Hereford was ?. the city today on a short visit, bei' called h--e oa m..tsrs of A legal n. n ture
 Attor yB-a Goodrich has retu ne ,r from a trip to Phoenix, where he " IT called ou legal business. ,e Cnie. sheri'' Hopkins this nor le ing w., taking with sheriff Whi y over tha phone. The sherit! is st
 oonfued in .Ae no .pi,al but ia at ., to be ug and around in the blillin
 He expects to return home the last
 the pres ent week.
 Miss Sophia Ives, whD has been V
 ting in this c.;y as the guest of NJ
 Susan CsoslI, has returned to h
 home il Gisbee.
 James Howell of Banson was in [ city yesterday on business connect
 with his real estate, returning hol
 ist evening. N Deputy Sheriti Frank Trask of Re " son was in the city last evenir y bringing up 6 prisoner who had be
 convicted Of carrying concealed VI CT pons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
Ordered Transferred
 to Tombstone
\ L-s nge!es special .avs.-

A L-s ngeles special says
 In tesi.ion rend rel toIly, Ju lge Welhorn oi tine federal district court made an order directing that the rul-' ing of Commissioner Van Dyke, 'or the rem oval of the three alleged revo- lutionists to Tombstone, be earned out.
 The defendants, Nagon, Villareal and Rivera, have been in custody sey- eral months. Their attorneys obtain ei stay of 10 days in which to iusti- ute habeas corpns proceedings in the federal circuit court of San Frapclsco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
\Ir. Hughes keens on mind.

MT. Hughes keeps on mind ing his own business as gov ernor of New York just as though he did not care whether he was ever Presi- dent of the United States or not Possibly this is a new way of playing politics. And then again, possibly it is hon. esty. We see so little of that in politics that it is hard to recognize.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
A Loving Sister
 Arrives Too Late

Mrs. W. A. Hendricks of Denver, sister of the late Frank Bishop, who met his death here a few days sin e by accidental shooting, arrived this morning. She will be joined here this evening by her husband, who is on his way from Los Angeles, and funeral arrangements will be an nounced later. Mrs. Hendricks has not seen her brother for over two years and did not know of his where abouts until che received the mes- sage announcing his accident. The coroner's jury exhonorated Charles wittig in the accidental shooting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
Do Ton Gpen YOur Mouth

Like young bird and guIp down what ever food or medicine may be offered you? Or. Gp you want 20 r1ow something of the coz, position ard character ul that which you take into your s-J-lach whetLe: as foYi or med .rlue?
 -Icst intelligent and sensible people w-a-days insist on knowing what they C al1y whether as food or a. medicine. lIr. Pierce believes they have a perfect ri1i,, Co insist upon such knowledge. So he pg1lishes ~szoadcast and on each bottle Wre ger. what TIS -rnac. .cines are made of ari tev,fes ~-|ller-s.S This he feels he -7 ? .sAs-JffOrd 70 do hecause he more tEG --.Trgicnts of which bis medicines a made gre s'ECiei aEf uGterSt11I the [ l=- vilI theIr IpcrI9r cL-aIIye ylrtues e sJ .-I--- -Zl--1.
 Ecr the care oi wonan's peculiar weak ns s-. !-TeEulaTit.-s and dera ngements. E,lGg T.ss to frequent hgadaches, back a-na. drSrging-dOwn pain or distress ID lower abdominal or pelvic region. accom- pan. a1 Ofttlmes. with ce1llitating. pelvic. catarrhal drain and kindred symp- toms ot weakDess. Dr. Piecce'> Favor.is Prescrirfion Is most eincieHt remedy. l. Is equally effective iH curing pa Hlul periods. in giving strength tO nuT -Gz mothers and in preparing the system oi the elpertaut mother for baby's coming. thus rendering childbirth safe and com rarstiyeIv painless. The -FayOrite Pre- scriyti0n is a most potent. strengthening tonic tO the general system and 10 inc organs distinctly feminine in particular. IL Is also a soothing and invigorating ueryiue and cures nervous exhaustion, nervous prOstratiOn, neuralgia, hysteria, sDaSms. chorea CT St. Nitus's dance, and other distressing nervous symptoms at- tendant upon functional and organic dis eases of the distinctly feminine organs.
 4 host Of medical authorities Of ell the several schools Of practice, recommend each of the several ingredients Of which -Favorite Prescription is made for tbe cure of the diseases for which it is sclaimed to be a cure You may read what they say for U9,frself by sending postal card rp6ues: for 8 free booklet Of eTtracLs from The leading authorities, to Dr. R. V. Pierce Invalids' Hotel and Surgical ln- stitute. Buffalo. \. r., and it will come C yon by return post
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

The latest threatened Chi nese uprising is because tie government proposes to give away some valuable railroad franchises. The uncultured Chinese ought to come to thi. country and learn how meekly really civilized people put uF with that sort of thing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at a
 Glance

h NH'ClDry lp me ul" NHfnik Tempe and Mesa is now in the hands of the printer.
 l. Bonn, a prominent Tucson butcher, has been acquitted on the charge oi receiving stolen cattle.
 Colonel S,urges was in Tucson the other day, but declined to give his preference for presidential candidates.
 Tucson saloons are now cloeed be- tween ani , s m. and ss a matter oi course night newspaper workers are asin to walking distillery ! The Methodists of Arizona and southern California contemplate the opening of an industrial .school at ! Tucson. 1.-the scheme goes through a asl5,O0O building will be erected.
 The Modern Woodmen ol Phoenix are arranging for dance. The pro- ceeds are 70 be used in securing para phernalis for the team work.
 A fire ilow of water, vas encounter. ed in the artesisn well near Benson. This is the second successful well Tn that section.
 Government officials are looking for sa underground flow of water near Mesa. + it is found and can be pumped at & reasonable cost, the pumps will be put in operation hy Uncle sam.
 c. E. Denmark was seriously injured and hts horse was killed in a runaway sccideRt at Yuma.
 Yuma property is selling for twic, the price thsti it commanded two y~ar' . SEQ.
 On account of the falling of 0 freight business six engineers and thir 1 teen fireman running out oi Tucsol ] have been laid of. The Calumet { Arizona, who recent :, ly took bond the Britt mine Dea ' Ft Thomas, Is due for the first pay D nent February l. I The old settlers of the Sal: Rive P Valley will enjoy picnic on Apri P llth.
 d Gardeners of Tempe are preparin, 'i to make their first shipments of th '- year to the eastern markets.
 And now Bisbee is out to secure a
 engagement with the White soI (
 Chicago.
 Clifton is advertising for schoc
 teachers. Sixty dollars per m nth
 offered in the primary grade. f Sister Amecia or the Sisters of St
 Joseph. Prescott, and well know
 throughou: the territory, is dead. The Smart Set Club of Phoenix. on o Of the swellest organizations in Phoe y nIx, is arranging for bg leap yea : bali.
 Arizona Lodge I 0. O. o. F. No.
 of Prescott, which claims to be 9th
 banner lodge of Arizona and the pee
 oi any lodge on earth has held it
 annual banquet, which is one oi Pres
 cott's greatest social functions. q An Indian woman wss thrown fror = q street car in Phoenix and receIve fatal injuries. She jumped from tn g car without signaling the conducto | to stop.
 Q Clyde B. Cooper, io.mer residen | of Tucson, $ dead at his home i |, Mountain View, Mo. e The Groce murder case, Tucson, la Q been passed by the supreme court un '' til the March term.
 Yuma county cant loupe grower
 have sold their 1908 crop to Pitts
 burg firm. The farmers are to re
 ceive 50 per cent down on the d5liver
 Of first shipment. The Pittsburg irn i- building for the growers s,orsg
 house at Yuma near the rsilroa'
 tracks
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

There is one compensating advantage. If Henry Wat terson goes to the Senate. he
 vii, do lot to make the Con- gressional Record a readable publication
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

Jerome isn't so awful much of a place, but it maintains a "5OO' set just the same, and the editor of the town paper is the Ward McAllister 0! the bunch. Now, what do you think of that?
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

Immigration is falling of a little. but the annual total Of 1 &0O.O00 will stand some re- duction.
 The Australian par CTS are pleased with the transfer of the American fleet to the Pa cifc. Sentiment in Aus tralia. like that of Canada, is opposed to the immigration of the yellow race.
 The amount of money boarded during the recent furry is estimated at S27@,- 100000. As this is only Sa.5O per capita the ca!cula- ton may be called decidedly conservative.
 Taft Is having a hard time of it. Only recently he was talking about the dignity of labor. and now comes com mitter of the American Fed eration of Labor declaring against him, and advising all unionists to oppose his can didacy for the presidency. l Taft doesn't seem to succeed in his efforts to make friends He went down to Oklahoma to- tell the people what they should do, and again he wrote a letter to Cleveland to inhu' ence the election of MT. Bur. ton. but all without avail Oklahoma disregarded his ad' vice, and Cleveland would have none of it. And now labor, It is all too bad. Anc when Taft has the endorse ment of the administration too.-BaKersfeld Californian
 Russian newspapers are de voting much space to alleged preparations for war between Japan and America. This l. one topic that can be guar anteed to get past the censor
 Last year the people of th' United States spent S3lI,- 100000 for electrical menu factures, yet many men stllI in active business remember the time when some simple instruments in college labor atories, without practical util ity, covered the whole field o. electrical knowledge. The world is unable to define cleo tricity, but has learned mucf about what may be done witf 1t.
 Depositors in the New York savings banks who gave sixty days notice have de, cided, with few exceptions that they do not want the money. Nor did they need it originally. In a blind scare they attacked the business Ot +bo bonks where the.r demos.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
A Master Shop Mechanic.

Master Mechanic of several large factories in the East desires position as mill wright. Would prefer position iu south central Arizona.
 LAWRENCE W BAKE, Ger. Delivery. Bisbee, Arizona. j5
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

Booker Washington makes it plain that Tuskegee has one thing in common with other educational institutions it needs the money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02
SOMEWHERE.

Somewhere there is always something. Sometime there is something done But. oh, were tbere nothing anywhere, And nothing ever tggun The thought fills my sou with sad
 ness.
 And hence this ere mourniul rhyme And ! weep because something is
 sop1CW here el-e And sometime, some other time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

The Episcopal ladies at Bisbee are arranging for "Pedd!er's Parada. " whatever that maybe,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-02

Immigration is falling of a little. but the annual total Of 1 3OO.OO0 will stand some re- duction.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09
SnippingS From a Delaware Blue
Jackets Letter Home.
L. S. 5. Idaho, Hampton Roads. Virginia Sem
tember g4th 1905 ~F

| L. ;. ;. Idaho Hampton Roads, Virginia. Sen.
TENDER, 18th 1905.
We have Just returned from sea
where we had our final tests in speed
and guns, returned this afternoon
successful, think. We had "a
hour endurance trial, 4 hours forced
draught, and s natural draught.
We made an average, I6,o52 knots
or 40 degrees short of II sea miles
an hour, during the forced draught,
so much for our speed trial.
Tuesday we tried our inch
guns, 5 shots for each gun. We'd
nesday morning started heavy gun
IRE; ? shots from each forward -
inch gun. l was kinder skeered
before they commenced firing; but
the first shot did not effect me
much. was down IN the inch
magazine aft, which is as far down
as l could get without going
through the bottom of the ship. II
am in charge ofthe electrical hoists.
/ must run them, and see that the
cases OF shell are sent up properly. |
The hoist supplies No. OHIO guns, !
after end of bridge deck.
The second gun fred made such
a conclusion, that all the lights
went out for about 10 seconds.
frightened the men some, as they
thought the powder, that 1 was
then sending on deck, had exploded
n the hoist, but when the lights
anne on again, it was alright.
The other two shots forward did |
lot effect us much. We were soon
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09


NAME.
American Kunzite and Tourmoline Co
Automatic Cashier Machine Co
American Sales Co
Anselma Graphite Co
The American Match Manufacturing Co
Ashley Estates Incorporated
Bay State Mutual Life Insurance Co
Bottlers Protective Association of Del;
ware
Baltimore and Washington White Gro.
Milk Co.
/ Buckeye Lumber Co. ..
| BelChertown Inn Co ..
Columbian Concrete-Steel Bar Co. of Ne
York
Cuban Asphalt Co.
commonwealth Development Co
The Center Valley Light and Power Co
Canadian Cedar Timber Co
The Corbin Publishing Co
Duntley Manufacturing Co
Double Value Vending Co .....
Delaware Fire Co. No. 8, of Wilmington
Del
The Dardanelle Apartment Hotel Co
The Deep Sand Oil Co
Electric Press Bulletin Co ......
The Forester Mfg. Co
Farmers d Merchants Ferry Co.
The Folding Twin Bed Co
Fraternal Savings Asso .....
+. Y. Ganter Co
Gale & Co
Gold Standard Stamp Co
The Globe Furniture Co
Havana Cement Products Co .....
Havana Clay Products Co $500.
Hermetic Sealing Co
Howard Steel Co .
The Hart and Brother Co
The Island Park Asso
international Commercial Co
international Fotofone Co .....
Investment Corporation ....
The international Radiator Co
Joseph A. Vogel Co. ......
I. G. Justis Co.
ohns River Heat, Light and Power Co {
Keystone Fountain Co
lyric Social Club ...... i
ianatee Fruit & Vegetable Co {
Purifying and Retaining
Co. Inc
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he Nautical Apparatus Co I
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ull Cork Co I
inc Creek Coal Co I
he Pennesay Bay Mining Co T
he Philadelphia Extension Co c
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Gordon Williams Co II
espess Industrial Colony, Mercantile
Manufacturing and Agricultural Settle
ment Co., Respess City, Md G
lnta Cruz MiIng Co D
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SIichaels Greek Catholic Russian "
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NOTE:
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Delaware Charter, Guarantee and Trust Com
Registration, Audit and Trust Company. W
Delaware Registration and Incorporation Ca
Capital Trust Company, Dover, Del.
Delaware Incorporators' Trust Comnanv W
Delaware Corporation Company, Wflmingts
Lawyers lncorporators Company OF Delayra
The Peninsula Incorporators' Trust Georget
Corporation Trust Co. Of America, WHINING
Corporation Guarantee d Trust Co., Wilnin
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Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09

after ordered on deck. went W
and stood on after end bridge deck
by the foot of the new mast, where
l could see what was going on.
stuffed my ears full of cotton so the
discharge would not burst my ear
drums. stood there until dinner;
soon after / got there the first shot
was fired from the port gun 1t
made an awful roar. The ship
trembled like an earthquake for
several seconds afterward. A
breath of hot air flew in my face,
like the breath from a furnace: but
we all ran to see where the shell
would strike the water. 1t struck
short distance from the ship
bounced in the air again, and was
seen to hit just on the edge of the
horizon, when it was lost to view.
1t made hollow writhing sound
easily heard by all. l witnessed
this shot and then went to dinner.
Soon after the first, the two y inch
together, which made the dishes
dance a lively gig. In the after
noons we fired the s inch guns |
singlely and in pairs; after that,
the 7 in singlely, and then four all
at once, called a salvo. That
made an awful bang made every
thing rattle That finished the
firing. There was some Slight
damage done to glass and to doors
but we had taken most of it down.
was glad when it was all over.
That new mast stands 90 feet
above the deck and is 20 feet at the
base.
Friday morning-We leave for
Philadelphia this morning at 7 a. m.
will arrive sometime tomorrow. 1t
S very foggy, must keep the ships
'ell ringing all the time to avoid
must take part in the parade
# my Tribe October end Gin
founders Week. Are drilling for
he parade. We are to: leave
Philadelphia November Ist in a
eet; destination unknown.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09
CONSTITuTIONAL AMENDMENT.

An Act Proposing an Amendment to Section
70 OF Article OF the Constitution OF the state
q Delaware relating to the Compensation of
the Members and Presiding Officers OF the
General Assembly.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives OF the Stale OF DelaWare in
General Assembly met; (two-thirds OF ali the
members elected to each House agreeingl:
section /. That the following amend eut
be and the same is hereby proposed 10 Section
10 OF Article q the Constitution OF Delaware;
Inat the word "hve' be stricken out OF the
JniId line OF said Section Is, Article Of the
CONSTITUTION, and the word "ten" be inserted
IN heu thereof, and the word 'six'' be stricken
cut OF the fourth line OF Section IS Article ,
OF the Constitution, and the word "tWelve'' 10
inserted in lieu thereof
RICHARD HODGsON,
Speaker OF the House
ISAAC +. PARKER
President OF the Senate.
i, Joseph L. Cahall, Secretary Of State OF the
state OF Delaware, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing Is a true and correct copv
OF House Bill No.3l2 entitled: IAN Act Pro-
posing an Amendment to Section Is OF Arti-
Gle or the Constitution Of the State OF Della
ware relating to the compensation Of the
Aemb ers and Presiding officers of the General
Assembly, as the same appears on the en-
rolled Dill nled in the Office OF the Secretary
OF State, which said bill proposing such |
amendment to the Constitution OF this State
is Published in accordance with the require |
ments OF the Constitution OF the State
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF |
have hereunto set my hand |
and official seal, at Dover, this |
ISL twenty-iith day Of July in the |
wear 0four Lord ore thousand |
nine hundred and eight
JOSEPH l.. CAHILL,
) uiF 81 TO Oct. 81 Secretary Of State.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09
Will leave Milford and New Wharf as foil ow
for PhiladephiaduTing,

Hsck will Leave Milford for New Wharf. Halt Hon
before Sailing Tine.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09
just One. Some Mothers Son.

One grain Of sand.-but the watch ran not.
one drop Of ink, and ugly blot
One little shell. and the man was shot.
And shot without real intention: such news is
common, you il see it oft In briefest Of
paper mention.
One little drink from the cup that cheers;
gne echlng heart filled with hopeless fears
one ruined life, full OF wasted years
Ana wasted without intention; such things are
common; we hear It oft, and read Il 10
paper mention.
september, 2Srd 1903. Lucy E. Horton.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-09
Delaware Corporations
1908
10O8

PUBLISHED BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE
410 on 9 OK ORGANIZED UNDER THE CORPOR-
tION Law 0F DELAWARE APPROVED MARCH D.
PED AND APPROVED MARCH T. 1901, AMENDED AND APPROVED
lI4<SIi H. AMENDED ANDAPPROVED AND
AMNDED AND APPROVED MARCH 1907 MONTH OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
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Tntoraicr 5m 8efansnifbaft ucr.
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