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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Mexican Is
 Ordered Deported

P. V. PaItch, sf the immigration service, was in the city last evening from Benson, where he is ststioned. MT Par oh came for the purpose of serving papers on a Mexican held in the county jail, who is alleged to be insane and will be dsported. The Mexican was brought from Willcox during December and examined ss to his sanity, during which i. was dis covered that he was a native of Mexico and subject to deportation. The '. s. authorities were notified 8. the time and have just taken action in the mat ter. The Mexican was one of the party who had trouble with sn s. P. conductor near Dragoon . few months since in which two MeIicass were killed. He jumped from the moving train and has since been mentally un- balanced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure
 FJ. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able re carry out any obligations made bv tis firm.
 WALDIss, KIsSAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druegists, Toledo, 0.
 Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blot d and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 10 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti patton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Turbine Engines 2000 Years Ago

The turbine steam engine, which enabled the Msuretsnis to establish speed record across the Atlantic is the descendant of the very oldest steam engine in existence, made by a Greek inventor over 2,ooo years ago. There has also been another wonderful rec ord established during the past 54 years and that is the record of cures made by the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It is absolutely pure and compounded from only such ingredients as are recognized and pre- scribed by the medical profession for ailments of the stomach. liver, kid neys and bowels. Be persuaded to try a bottle at once and see how much good it will do you. It cures sick fatulency, poor appetite, dyspepsia, indigestion. coIds and malaria. Don't forget to ask for a free copy of our 1908 Almanac a. any drug store. Il's worth having.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Fifty-siX persons were put to death by Judge Lynch dur ing 1907, compared to seven ty-three in 1906. Forty-nine were negro men, four white men and three negro women. There were double lynchings in five instances and tripple lynchings in two. Two ne gro women formed the prin- cipals in one of the double lynchings and two negro brothers in another. Thirty seven victims of mob violence were put to death at night and nineteen during daylight hours. Eleven lives W r c snutfed out on Sundays. Thirty.oHe were hanged, seventeen sho; to death, three hanged and shot, two shot and the corpses burned, one tied 10 a tree and shot to death one beaten 10 death and an other kicked to death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Mir. Rockefellow's income

Mir. Rockefellow's income from Standard Oil is SlO a minute. He is the one man in the country who can afford to eat porterhouse steak at the present prices. But then it doesn't agree with him. and so he joins us in the same old round.
 The government of Holland will drain the Zuyder Zee and thus gain l,400 square miles of farming land. Holland must have received reports from Arizona regarding the profits there may be in iarm- ing.
 One of the San Francisco newspapers offered a prize fol the best answer to the ques- tion: When is a man iGtoX' icated?" The money va: awarded to a subscriber who
 wrote: When he kisses thu bartender goodnight" Only unreasonable people will b'
 likely to accuse the judges o
 unfairness in making their de lcision,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Business Change
 In Tombstone

Gust Anderson has disposed of his cigar and tobacco business to local parties. The Allen street cigar stand, ever a popular resort with deyotees of Milsdy Nicotine, passed into She hands of the Tombstone Tobacco Co. on Saturday last and henceiorth will be in charge of Ols Walker.
 The new manager has c host of friends whs will he pleased to learn of his latest embarkstion in the business world, and the PRosPECToR bespeaks a marked success for the new firm ua- der the guidance Of "Olie.n
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
From Tuesdays Daily.

Captain Wheeler of the Rangers left this morning for his hCm1 st Naco.
 The members of the [. grand Jury returned to their respective homts this afternoon.
 '. s. District Attorney Alexander left this afternoon for Bisbee. where he will remain for a few days on busi- ness connected with his office before returning to Phoenix. Deputy U. $. Mar-hsll Foster was in the city today on business of an | o hcial nature.
 | Mrs. A. ". Howe, accompanied by her sister, Miss Tottie Sheppard. left this afternoon for Bisbee. | Editor D. w. Semple, of the Globe Miner, was Tombstone visitor today. MT. Semple timed his visit to be here when the L. S grand jury was in session, and, it is understood, will bs here again on the 17th inst. He promises a sensation.
 Attorney T Bennett wa, an outgo ing passenger this afternoon for Bis | bee.
 District Attorney Shelley and wifi
 left this afternoon for Bisbee. Dr Wright of Douglas was in tn
 eityyestsrday.
 Surveyor J. Walter Dougherty lief
 this afternoon for Hereford, wnefe h goes on a surveying trip. Il Assessor Howe left this sfternoo
 for Bisbee and Douglas. where he wi
 spend 6 iew days, arranging for Il
 annual assessment, which work begir t this month. J. J. Patton is assigne
 as deputy in Bisbee and C. A. Tsyl' n in Douglas. H. s. Ross will look aft $ the office work in Tombstors and a l sess the northern part of the count
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Former Tombstoner
 Passes to Beyond

Charles H. yauk died at Phoenix Monday after lingering illness, be- ing sufferer of heart trouble. The deceased was 70 years of age and was a pioneer of the territory. He was one of the first arrivals in Tomb stone coming here in: 1879 making 8 long overland :rip from California to reach his destination. Since leav- ing Tombstone the deceased has re sided in California and numerous points in Arizona, ever adding to the host of friends gained through social and business relations while mate rially assisting in building an empire in: A Apacheland. May his rest be un-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
From Wedn ssday s Daily.

F. J Jacklin left yesterday for H. ford, where he will spend few days on visit to his friend Max Axford. at the Greene Cattle company's ranch.
 Constable F P Els of Nsco ras in the city today on business connected with office, returning home this afternoon.
 E K Cummings of Nogsles is in the city for a few days on insurance busi- ness He reports that the border city Is improving and that the work of lay ing the steel ont of that city on the Cananea railroad has begun.
 Attorney Watson of Douglas is in the city on legal business.
 Pipes of all kinds at Cigar Store on Allen St. Ole Walker, Mgr. i5 I'm
 Mrs P B Warnekros has gone to Los Angeles, where she will remain for s few months on a visit to friends and relatives.
 James Clark is spending a few days here from the Swishelms on a visit to friends. He has teen employed on the Meade properties for some time.
 Mrs John Mohr has returned to hel home in Douglas after a short visit here with friends. Mrs Rose Skinner of Douglas whc has been visiting friends, has returned
 home.
 ?, Douglas Gray was an outgoing pas
 senger last evening for Fl Psso, wher he will remain for few days visitin his family.
 Q Word was received here late thi 2 afternoon from Nsco. conveying tn, d intelligence that Dave Mitchell, t0 1T whose safety Tombstone friends en r tertsiped grave fears, had arrived sai l. and sound to Uncle Sam's domain 7. and Hill reach this city tomorro
 morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
A Stray Bullet
 Smashed Window

Last evening about , o'clock Mrs. Sam Garrett was startled by hearing the glass of one of her front windows suddenly crash. An examination dis closed the fact that a bullet had been sent through the window A search wac made, resulting in the finding of a rife hall The bullet had evidently been fired from some distance, as it had nearly spent its force An exam mat on was made by Chief Brayin. No one in the vicinity had heard the report of the gun or was able to give any information in regard to it. From all appearances the bullet was stray shot from some distance away
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
The Supervisors
 Failed to Meet

There wss no session of the super- visors last evening ss scheduled. Supervisor Bowen of Bisbee was the only member who put in an appear suce. Chairman Riggs was unable to come because of the serious illness of his wife, and Supervisor McCabe has not returned az yet from Salt Lake City, where he wac delegate to the Dry Farming Congress. The meet ing adjourned to the 1lth inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Sells Big Pumps
 Ito Government

An agreement whereby the recla- nation service buys from the Greene Cattle company, its pumping plant near Yuma, sub-lstersls, fumes, con- duits and right-oi-way, including . right-of. to the Mexican boundary for sI3,O00, has been filed at Yuma. The document was signed by W. c. Greene, president. and Charles Molts- que. secretary of the Greene Cattle company, and by Louie C. Hill for the goverunsnt
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

The great mass of the Dem ocrats of the United States look upon office holding as in cidental, and not as the pur- pose for which the party is maintained. Democracy and spells are not on the same level.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Between October l. 1906. and June 70, 1907, the United States paid S3,376,735 for the expenses of the provisional government in Cuba, and the Cubans expended on the same account S3S7,716 Uncle Sam cheerfully faces all his respon- abilities and pays the freight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
Dondensations of
 The WvrId's Doings

A gas engine explosion in the Mer- ,hants < Shippers -four wareh use, it Buffalo, caused loss of 1925, 900. The funeral of the murdered king snd crown prince of Portugal will take place February 8.
 Battling Nelson and Unholz, the Australian, will meet in tine ring to- night near Los Angeles. The steamer Cuthbeft was burned | of Nova Scotia coast. Fifteen of the crew were drowned by the swsmping of small boat. The remainder of the crew was rescued by an ocean liner.
 A boiler explosion at the Welch brick plant, Monaco, Pa, killed three and injured sir.
 A wreck on the Wabash, near De- troit, resulted in 3t passengers in jured
 At fire at Longyill's stables in Fl Paso nine horses were burned to death and adjoining property suffered much damage.
 Attorneys for Patrick Calhoun, the trolley msgnste, insist that he be plac . ed on trial. The prosecution is again accused of bad faith.
 The California state board Of health decides to aid bay cities in war on rats and feas, which spread bubonic plague.
 [ The Nevada legislature has adjourn ed after completing all it's work; state police force will soon be organized. King oi Portugal and the crowr prince were assassinsted iu the street: of Lisbon; younger son WAS wounded -layers were shot down by polio guards.
 f JspanC SC spies who have bean il the vicinity O. the American fleet hay disappeared
 f The United States attorney geners
 has filed suit in Salt Lake sgains
 Hartman and his roads. The objeC 4 i. to destroy the monopoly which tt |, magnste now enjsys. D Five persons were burned to deat in Kansas City in 6 fire which d.
 stroyed lodging house.
 Storms and tornadoes sweep ov' n east and south; many persons lo , lives in Mississippi; blizzsrds and zel
 weather cause much suffering iarth II north.
 In conflict between French troo
 and the Mosrs, in North Africa, eigI g. oi the former were killed and fiji " wounded, while many of the Moo
 fel! before the French bullets. 'e Alter a stormy meeting, in Il It Japanese diet, an increased tax C
 beer, kerosene and sugar, vas sdopt ,l ed.
 'i The senate adopted a resolutio
 deploring the assassination of tn . king and crown prince Of Portugal. - Fl ViviIe, q famous Spanish bsndi
 has been arrested at Buenos Ayres. " Congress Smith of Texas has intro II duced bill in the house calling fC
 an appropriation of $3sO, 900 to erad n cate cattle fever ticks in the Unite d States
 Anna Hahn. one of the first Amer
 can school teachers in the Philippine'
 was murdered at Batangss Island.
 Snos.torms in Colorado have re.
 tardsd railroad travel. Ten feet 0
 snow is reported in the mountain
 and slides have done much damage
 Unhol1 won over Battling Nelson in the I0-round bout at Los Angeles The American Railroad Statistic E Association report 335, 900 freight car and 5000 locomotives idle in th, United States during January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09
 ITEMS OF
 INTEREST
Newsy Arizona Events Taken In at a
 Glance

Phoenix is raising 5000 with which | to make a campaign for better freight Ates. Mesa and vicinity received warm fall of rain and the rsnchers are re- ioicing.
 A party of Tucson people are plan ping . tour through the Hawaiian Islsnde.
 l. H Pfaeffie of Lancaster, Pa, has perfected arrangements for the erection of q brewery in Tucson to cost sl5o,o0O.
 pr. Henry Tanning, . prominent young physician st San Fran ,i.co, died suddenly while visiting friends in Tucson.
 Mrs. Frank B. McKenna. daughter of Hon. R E. Kerns of the old Tue con stage firm of Griffith & Kerns, is dead in Paris.
 Idle Douglas smeltermen are flock ing to the new Sasco camp, east oI | Tucson, where the smelter is about to be blown in
 Douglas has long list of delinquent tsIes and if not promptly paid the authorities announce that the prop erty will be sold to the highes bidder.
 The little siI-yesr old daughter o MT and Mrs Charles Whitehead, Tue con. fell into . tub of boiling wa.e and will probably die ss the result 0 its injuries.
 The new furniture for the Monte yuma club at Bis bee has arrived, an the mernbers assert that they WI have one of the finest club houses il the southwest Tis pig dam at Roosevelt is no safely above the high water mark. Tucson has joined with Phoenix i an effort to secure lower freight rate
 For the first time in a number c months the jail at Lowell has no oe cupants. A thief entered the office of Pho, nix dentist and stole gold valued ( ' $40 or $50. Steel laying has commenced on tn high line of the Cansnes railroad, sr from Nogales.
 Mesa voted A s5o,O0O issue of .cho. bonds last week. A new high schoc i. to be erected.
 Douglas amateurs have organized musical club and will employ a high clAss instructor.
 The contractors announce ths they will complete the new Tucso ws ter works by July l. 4 Mrs. Edward Willets is dead i Douglas. Her husband is connects' with the new Sasco smelter.
 A poker joint was rsided in Phoe' nix and the participants were sen tenced to serve fifty days in jail
 Sheep shesring will soon begin il the territory. Sheep men are con siderably encouraged by the recen rains
 D. J. Tssgue of Mesa fell from { street curbing into the gutter, break. ing him arm and dislocating hi shoulder.
 The Nationsl Mining and Explors tion company is installing a hoistinl plant at its properties north Of Ssi ford.
 Msricops supervisors have turned down claimant who wanted lob, bounties on coyote hides. Hard-heart ed officials.
 People from Illinois, located iE Pboeuix, are arranging for "IIlinoil Day" on February 1a. A basket pie nic will be the chief feature of tn, occasion.
 An additional force of seventy meI has been given employment at the Oliver shaft of the c. & A. in Bis bee.
 Captain Burgess, charged with mis sppropriating funds of the Pontotoc Mining company, at Tucson, has been discharged in the justice court there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

That Baltimore man who thinks he. has a. live frog in his stomach can hardly be blamed for thinking he is going to croak soon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Gov. Hanley of Indiana says Fairbanks is a Presi- dential winner. Indiana pro- duces a lot of humOrists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Frank Cole, Pima county hunter, not satisfied with the decision of the supervisors, is preparing to sue Pima county for counties on lobo hides.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Since she got good look at our fleet, Japan is becoming almost afectionate
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

The political turmoil in Portugal still rages. The new king may liber- ate all political prisoners in order to estsre quiet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-09

Patrick Henry, uncle and nephew, are contesting with each other for John Sharp Williams place in Congress. But whichever wins, John Sharp's seat. will remain va cant.
 America has another coun- tess. Will it, in a brief time,
 have one more divorce un- pleasantEess? 1 Tho Seattle exposition is
 not to ask for aid from the
 government. This will make
 it such a:unique show that it
 will be worth going miles to
 see.
 Henry WatteIson comes
 dangerously near to nature
 taking when he speaks of a
 certain man as "a liar, a he-
 goat and a polecat in the bar
 gain,'
 After a cross-eXamination by New York criminal law yer a witness must feel like an admiral who has ventured to express an opinion on the subject of hospital ships. , \ New York lawyer who
 was paid a fee of Sl5,0O0 is suing his client for S9O0,00O D more. From the lay point of , view this may be called apanic
 item.
 e It is said that some of the { federal officeholders in New t York are swallowing hard e since Governor Hughes sta ;. ted that he will be a Presi. |. dential candidate. e Georgia says an ex' q change, lis furnishing more a men to the navy than any l. other State in the union, = They have doubtless conclu
 ded that a life on the rolling
 deep IS preferable to the wa l. ter wagon on dry land. $ The Japanese tax for wa, l. expenses amounts to more = than $50 per capita. Pay IS ment of this burden for a few d years will have a tendency tC 2 discourage the jlngoes.
 An eastern contemporary
 says Keep your eye on Gov A ernor Hughes,' while a wes- : tern editors advice is "KeeE
 your eye on .Johnson,' anc
 from Pennsylvania comes th'
 word, Keep your eye or
 Knox" Now what is mat
 to do when he has only two eyes?
 Solomon expressed al |. opinion that there was nOth- !. ing new under the sun, but e an Alabama newspaper re- e porter has discovered that h, e will be paid off five time' | during the present month O February, which he thinks Il ] novel enough, if not alto F gether new.
 7 "Itis the duty of women tC 3 be good looking" ayers an ex - change. We have seen some r women who must regard tha | as the hardest duty that ever D fell to their lot.
 !, Since it has been found tha r Hamlet really lived, the aver ' age playgoer will feel a deeper z thrill of sympathy for the un- , fortunate prince He has been + foully murdered thousands o , times.
 . That woman who has de- ] clared that "a wife should al
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
PLEASED WITH REPORT.

President Warren of the Chamber os Commerce and George II, Burgess the chairman of the harbor commit tee of the chamber, were both out of town, yesterday, but Gen. George H.. Ford, who was chairman of a special committee on harbor, that was ap- pointed by President Warren when complications arose some time ago over harbor Improvements had this to say with reference to General Mar shall's report,
 The news that General Marshall has recommended s2OO,OOO for New Haven harbor is indeed very gratfy- ing, provided that Chairman Burton of the congressional river and harhor committee permits It. In view of our past experience with Mir Burton do not think that he will do much for us.
 General Ford said that what the chamber of commerce has deemed most important In improvements In the harbor Is the widening and deep rning of the channel southerly from Tomlinson bridge and the deepening of the channel in the Quinnipac river
 llarbor Master Edgar s, Dove said that if the army engineers had recom- mcnded the appropriation the con- gressIonal committee ought to favor it.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
Miscellaneous Bonds.
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Waning Influence of Recent Factors
 Finds Market Drifting.

New York, Nov. lS.-ln the absence
 of any new factor to-day the stock
 market showed the waning influence
 of some Of tho older factors which
 have been active for some time past, notably since the election. There came Into consideration again a Wall street aphorlsm which says that prices can
 move in one direction all the time.'' The decrease in activity in the market Is evidence in the same direction. Commission houses report that the volume of orders from clients in seat tered localities mas fallen off in the last few days, Whether from the fact that existing demand has been filled, or the dearnesS of prices las lessened the attraction of stocks, pr suspicion has been aroused of an clc- ment of manipulation In the market which prcIudes a possible reaction, the decrease in the buying of stocks Is obvious Last week the bulk of buy ing orders was "at' tne market" IL is such orders that enable the well n- formed room traders to cause volatile upShooting in prices hy bldding up quotations while the buying orders are being executed The task of support
 ing the market grows more difficult when price limits are placed on the buying orders, The growing difficulty of the task was manifest to-day with the indifference shown Co the strlk- ing advances In number of promIn- ent stocks The rise in Southern Pa cihc to above l20 established new record for that stock, and Union Pa cifc, st, Paul and Northern Pacific sold at the highest prices of the pres- eut year. There were other strong points scattered through the list Of se- curities and embracing some of the lowest grade of stocks on which divi- dends have never been paid, and for which earnngs snow nothing available for dividends The awakening from inactivity or this class of stocks has a bad effect on speculative sentiment as a stirring up of the dregs of the market with the exhaustion of possl. bllties in stocks of more substan. tlal class Stocks which rose did sr in succession and there was no uni
 form upward movement at any time
 The tendency of prices to sag while
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
ELECTION OF NEW RECTOR,
Bishop O'Conncll Resigns from Catllo-
 lie University.

Washington, Nov, lS,-Cardinal Gib- bons and many of the other high church dignitaries were present when the board of trustees of the Catholic university convened in annual session here today The most important work of the board will be the election or q new rector to succeed the Right Rev. Bishop O'Connel who does not desire to continue in his office, The appoint ment must first be ratified by Rome, and carries with 1t the office of bishop.
 Among those who are being consider ed for the position are Mgr, Michael ! Lavelle, pastor of St. Patrick's cathe- dral and vicar-general of the archdio- cese of New York; the Right Rev. Mgr Hayes, chancellor of the archdio- ccSe of New York; the Right Rev John Carroll of Helena Mont; pr. John Talbot Smith, director of the Catholic Summer school, and Mgr Nevin Fran cis Fisher of Philadelphia,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-19
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1a, 1908

such influential stocks as those mem uoned were advancing was proof of the strain to which the support of the market was being subjected The feel ing of distrust gathered force and end ed in the general decline in toe latter part of the day. The professional ele- ment has been watching for reaction based on technical grounds for days and their rush to follow the move mcut helped materially to extend the reaction late to-day.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value, $5,4i2,0O0.
 United states bonds were unchang- cd on call,