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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
WEDNESDAY, Eel. l9.

Eben l.. Crowell, indicted by the [. :. grand jury on three charges oi embezzlement. was arraicned and bond fixed at 5000 He will plead April 2lst
 The wit of hebas corpus issued for Ignacio Rode-quez was denied, and the defendant ordered returned to the custody of the sheriff. Roderquez was recently arrested on charge of stealing a horse from John Rock.
 An order was made allowing F.. Pratt to be released from the county jail on his own recognizance. He was serving sentence for misdemeanor.
 An order was entered in the case Of (. P Gray vs Cochise county tax'ng the costs to the plaintiff.
 A number Of cases have bcen filed in the district court as follows:
 Francis Abell vs c W swa n, quiet title.
 Nina c Price vs Chas K Prce divorce
 Nora Stone vs Richard stone, di. vorce.
 Nettie Woodward vs ? A Woodwsr@ divorce.
 David Lloyd ys Eiaari Hotop, not, for ;3O1.
 c A Overlook ys John Lopsozich and Vim Kline, note for sl l6S 94.
 A few days since the Gibson Ab- strsct Co filed suit in the district conr. against the county of Cochise to recover the sum oi Sl93. A., which represents some si1teen claims that had been filed byparties in the county with the board of supervisors for a re- bate of taxes on account Of Isying al the rate Of g Gj per ! U0, while the tax rate for the year as fixed y the board was B CO., These demands were all disallowed by the boa-d of super vi5ors al its recent meeting, it being held that personal property tax rate Is governed by the previous yearly tax rate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Armin Stock Co.
 At The SchieffeIin

There was another large audience at The Schiefelin last night to wit. ness the closing production of the Armin Stock company called At Cosy Corners but that was probably nj snomer-however, "what. in A
 name, anyway" To the average theatre 7 CT the play might not ap- peal, but to the people who have seen the theatre world and theatre life in the metropolitan cities and more especially it's relation to the sfaee door, and the vulgar rich and schem- ing degenesates, the play last nigLt was especially pleasing and furnished T wholesome moral lesson. I, is essentially "one part play, and that one part was snperbly done by Miss Carollne lawrence. Those who were "wi-e' tO the work of Miss Lawrence. to what was demanded of her, are en- t1us;as,!c in praise Of hlr efforts a.d 'ho.- who looked at her work AS dipectin he true to life role of a chorus -ir! paid her the pretty com. Pimant oi wing, "well done, which only emphasizes meritoIious en. dorsem nt. The engagement here on the whole was artistically success h. A well as financially, and the company well regarded in Tomb tone
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Claims Allowed
 By the Supervisors

The claims allowed hy ,he board cf supervisors at their recent meeting for tEe month totalej S9,657 79. Oi this amount S3lll was allowed out Of the salary fund; S5,OO7 9G out oi the general fund; SI,4jS s out oi the road fund, and $7O out Of tke in terest redemption fund. Tie expense of the board of supervisors was Sl, I06; county hospital, $S6l 35 bounty on wild animals, SG6S.25; Hansen Garden compromise, Sl JOG; health department, S47j. 2j; sh riffs office and jail, SSS2 O.; district court, Sljj. district attorneys office, S3i0; treas. urer'- office, S4ng; recorder, $62j; pro. bate court, s267; assessor, S3OO; jus tice courts, S6Os S9. Ou. of the road funds Bisbee paii out Sl.ii9 Is; Here ford, SI4 and Paradise s 6j.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

ln the supreme court of Texas two
 important damage cases were decided against the F P < : w. Judemen, was affirmed in the case of Mrs. Kate Murtle vs l. ? X W wherein Mrs, Murt'e was awarded SI5OOO damages for the death of her husband who was killed by switch engine. The de- ceased wss well-known railroad man located at Fl Paso but had many friends in Arizona and Cochise county the particulars of his tragic death at the time being familiar to cur readers
 Another damage case against the road, arising out of the same accident in which Murtle met his death was a'so affirmed, being tine case of Polk Vs F. X S W, m which the plaintiff vas awsId,d a verdi oi 5000.
 The total damages against the con- ,any in the two eases amount to il7,O0O
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
The Tucson Citizen says:

The Tucson Citizen says
 The calendar year, just clos
 ing, has been one of gratify-
 ing progress to the Arizona
 School of Mines, and to thC
 whole University of Arizona
 of which 1t has been an inte-
 gral and important part ever
 since the opening of the in-
 stit1tion in 1891, The in come has been increased by 1000 from the United States government for the next ifs cal year, the income will then be about S9S,OO0. The fa- cultv has been enlarged by the addition of three men in newly created positions. On the student side. similarly gratifying evidences of the appreciation of the oppOrtu- mites offered by the Univers- ity are found in the increased reigistration-it is now 220- winch is already greater than the total for the whole col lege year ending last June.
 Once more Arizona will be able to congratulate herself on the wisdom of the men who shaped the early educa- tional policy of the territory, and who united in one insti- tuition all the various schools a n d departments, letters, science, agriculture, mining, 1 and engineering, in place of l weak, Struggling, | warning institutions, there is 1 one, already strong and yearly | stronger to serve the needs of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
z. 2Zss sOs s.-sz.~z
From ihsrsdays caiiy.

Ih' dI trict and '. <. courts are at Ioocrs until the z7th inst. when courts "ill b- in session again for one day. He next regular term begins on the first Ncnday n April.
 Judge Doan is at presentin Phoenix m attendance on the meeting of the Hhriners. he was accompanied by Mrs Doan and hi- niece, Mics Wilson.
 Three p izas are to be given at tie Red Mems masquerade hall tomorrow night. First prize to the best dressed lady -econd prize to the best dressed gentleman, and third prize to best rusta:ned character. Mucn interest l- centered on the event and a large attendance i- -expected. The Fort Huachuco band will furnish the dance music.
 Fl Scott wns in the city today on a hort visit, stepping 6yer on bis way to Guaymas.
 Tom Allsi'e and wife of Wilcox are in the city on visit to friends.
 Deputy Sheriff Bright of Glee.on was in the city yesterday on official business.
 Clerk Geo Wilcox has returned to Phoenix, where he goes to look after his orchard interests in that valley.
 Mrs " shelley is seriously i'll at her home on Toughnut street, suffer ing iron. an attack oi typhoid fever. Mayor Wentworth has gone to Phoenix to attend the Shriners con- clave.
 Treasurer !. N Gaines is improv- , ing rapidly from bis siege of illness and was able today to greet his visi. , tors while comfortably seated in A |, large arm chair. .He hopes to tt 2 about agsln shortly.
 Vim Stone oi Douglas has brought
 suit in the district court against the
 F P & " for damages in the sum O
 SZ7o, for loss ci horse and hog.
 Pat-y o'roole of Douglas has beer
 adjudgei insane Tn Judge Goodbody'
 court aud ordered committed to th, Q asylum. The unfortunate man i'm . asincs some one IS trying to kill him
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Americans Obliged
 to Learn Spanish

The petition of the Grand L dge Of Mexican Railway Emp.oyes that SpaD- ish be made the official language of the railroads of that country has been granted by President Diaz, according to Mex co City advices.
 An order has been issued that all American employees in Mexico must learn to speak Spanish within six months or be discharged from the service of the railroads. This order will work a hardship upon many ofthe American conductors aHd engineers, who say they are too old to learn the language.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Doings In the
 District Court
MONDAY. Feb lT

The United States grand jury com pleted its lsbors this afternoon and was discharged. They brought in another report and returned three in dictments against Lhen l.. Crowell. charg ng the embezzlement uf s 800, alleged to have been taken while em = ployed as the cashier of customs at the Port of Nogales. The sensational developments that were promised have 50 far failed to materialize.
 A number of back tax cases were decided in court today in favor of the territory.
 The eases of F. ] Lavery ct al V J. L. sullivan. involving the que .tior of title to mining property in tn Paradise district, were dismissed CT motion oi the plaintiffs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
RebeIl Against
 Discrimination

i All Arizona is in rel e'l'on, ;; aG-.
 pears against the injustice oi 9ai.-
 road rates which discriminate against her cities. and active steps aIr being
 taken in nurlber of cities of the ter ritory to bring about A correction o. the wrongs.
 That something is radically wrong in the matter of freight rstes is shown hy statement oi facts recently pre- sented the Maricopa County Commcr- cial Club by F A. Jones, manager of their freight bureau. The rates he quotes practically apply to Cochise county. For instance, he submitted:
 Sheeting and muslin from New York to Los Angeles, Sl 35; to Phoe- nix. s337.
 Cotton blankets from New York to Los Angeles, SID; to Phoenix, s379. ]
 Farm implements from Moline III. 1 to Los Angeles, Sl 20; to Phoenix S2 O5.
 Canned corn from Eureka, III to Los Angeles, 90 csnts; to Phoenix i2O4. Clothing from San Francisco to 'ew York, B; to Phoenix, $2 P. Overalls from San Franc sco to .irica, S29I; to Phoenix, 8 9i.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Breezy items
 From Huachuca
IIuaehuca, Ariz.. Feb. I9, 1908.

Huachuca, Ariz.. Feb. l9, 1908 The first squadron of the Fifth [. :. cavalry, at Huachuca, will leave ! here about the first of Stptembe for | Monterey, Calf, where the army man ouvers will be held m October.
 Bind loas. the fam Us broncho bus ter. has been tendered posit on With the l0l N i'd West Show, now outfit tirg Il Cklsb,r f,r atour oi Eu- ropean couutries.
 Now, then, the county guardians have ceased paying bounty on loho wolf pelts, claiming that they do not l exist here. They probably don't, around the conrt house. but there certainly are q few out in the Whet- stone mountains, as every cattle man in that district has suffered from their raids on the young calves.
 Recently a Mexican trapper down the creek trapped hairless coyote, one of the most peculiar looking things ever seen. Not long before that he trapped one with the heart brand and ear mark, belonging to the Empire Land &>Cattle Company, ey- idently having been caught by the cowboys some time or other. Here was good chance for Inspector Me Donald.
 Speaking about heaven and he' with the leagned NIT. W E. Moore, a few days ago, we were informed tha' good people are found in both places It seems that through the oversIght> on the part of train dispatchcrs or different occasions, several gocd peo {; pie were sent to the latter port G"oC people that cah't railroad tIcket- need not worry about getting tier however, and as he says he has D.
 fear Of lacking company at eithe | place, were willing t. take chances JOE BUSH
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

Great Britain has agreed to pay SIOO,OOO to Bandit Rai- suli for the release of Sir Henry MacLane. When he tires of this kind of larceny Raisuli can make plenty of money peddling fruit trees and tomato plants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Sentence Sermon,
From the Chicago News

''Nl bHt Nliraso News. Conduct is simply char acter vitalized. A good lover is sure to be a first-class hater. He rejects happiness who refuses all sacrifice.
 The Father never drove any into the far country.
 You cannot find d martyr hy looking into the mirror.
 To sow selfshness is cer- tainly to reap sorrow.
 IL IS hard to believe in the goodness of the grouchy.
 The most wasteful thing in the world is selfish economy. \ hot scolding from the munster Is the quickest way to cool any meeting
 The soul is that which Sees the supreme and the sub lime.
 The church is almost sure to have paralysis following a fit of dogma.
 Your use of your leisure often determines the useful. ness of your life.
 He can never be more than half educated who is not ed ucated at heart.
 The greater the opportunity the less likely is to have ar advance agent.
 There must be something queer about any faith tha needs perpetual defending.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Clifton ,- enjoying something of "a building boom.

Clifton ,- ouioying something of building boom.
 George Greenwsld, head carpenter at the Roosevelt dam, was swept over the dam a, drowned in whiTlro l below. The victim of the accident was engaged m floating a raft Of lum- Der down the stream, the river being higher than usual.
 The nes Sasco smelter is handling 300 tons Of ore ger day
 Karl Berger, the aged German j-a- eler, who had rumpus with his em- ploye at Tucson anu ran ofl with grip sack filled wiih diamonds and ! jewels. has been held to the grand jury on larceny charge.
 J. B. Andrews. whose leg was re- gently operated upon at Tucson, i- in a critical condition and the surgeons hold out but small hope for recovery.
 Mrs. George W Atkinson, a pic neer lady of Pima county, is dead at her home in Tucson. She was na- tive of Ireland and WAS born in lS47 Deceased has resided in Arizona for more than 80 years.
 The potal department has notift the postmaster at Tucson that tive additional clerks will be allowed the postoffice in that city , Mrs Arthur Forshee, nee Perkins a bride of three months, aud resi- dent of Phoenix, died very suddenly | Saturday
 The cold weather oi the past iev days has killed many lambs in t., northern part of the territory The territorial newspapers are run
 ping long story under the Ines dinl
 oi "The Kiss That Kills" presumabl | the same death that Venus died Nher = she uttered Thou hast killed me kill me once again. q House TO ters are rather busy a ?. Win-,oh.
 The business men of Douglas me
 on Monday and organized charntc k of commerce.
 u Walter VI Rose, former Pr-scot $ attorney, died as the re-ul, of a
 operation for app nd .citis in a ho s pital at Los Angeles. X 4 stranger with bogus Eagles ca, ' worked Pno-niy b'rd- beyond u
 limit and is now in j,iI on char. a of obtaining money under false pr It tenses.
 e Bisbee ia to have a paid fire depart T. ment.
 Tn, new He d.l hotel at Tucso 't which was recently completed at - cost of $lo00Oo, h,s been formal ! opened.
 In. ladies of the Catholic churc
 Bisbee, realized about 5000 as u d result oi their fair, which closed Satu 2 day evening.
 Rev. Harvey Shields, the reeto.
 the Episcopal church at Ri.hee. vi 2 leave for his new home in Dawson,
 M on March l y Four hundred couples can dance 0 n the floor oi the new Vance theater { Mesa without crowding the room
 There are seventeen cases of small | poX in Williams and eleven in Wins o low. No deaths have as yet cc = cured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Get What You Ask forl

When you ask for Cascarets Cand Csthartic be sure you get then Gendine tablets stamped C. C. C Never sold in bulk. A substitusor is always a cheat and g fraud. Bewares All druggists. roc
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Six Million Boxes a fear.

In 1893, none; in 1900, 6,ooo,ooo 'oxes; tEat's Cascarets Candy Ca 'hartic's jump into popularity The people have cast their verdict. Best medicine for the bowels in the world. All druggists, Ier
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

An srI oUTo, nCnt q at railrcsd throughout the United States will re. duce wages on March l will be re. sisted by the various unions and big strikes are looked for
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

One of the large German steamship Companies will sDend s6, ,2j0,000On two trans Atlantic liners intended to be tbe finest and fastest on the ocean. The great salt water tournament continues and is likely to go on indefinitely.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
SCHOOL NOTES.

Clara Cooper was absent Monday.
The fifth grade is making Lowell
booklets.
Earl Johnson is new pupil in the
sixth grade.
Violet Anderson is absent from the
second grade.
Review work is being done in all the
high school classes.
European geography is being review
ed in the seventh grade.
Roy Sweet is able to take up his
work in the fourth grade again.
The eighth grade is enjoying the
study of Whittier's "Snowbound."
The first grade is now memorizing
Eugene Fields "Pit-a-Pat and Tip-a-
Toe"
There was very large tardy list pro-
badly due to the impassability of the
roads.
The seventh grade pupils are writing
letters to the seventh grade pupils of
Shobina, Missouri.
Miss Roy is reading "The Tree Dwell
ers" and "The Little People of the
Snow" TO her pupils.
Comingl Durno, the Great Magicianl
You want to see the wonderful feats
that he can perform.
Marguerite Landro, Verna Kellogg,
Lottie Lane and Irene Holmes were
visitors in the sixth grade.
1t appears from various reports that
some of the out-of-town pupils had
quite serious times coming to school
Monday.
We regret to hear that Col. Ham,
who could not fill the first number of
the Lecture Course, died during the
holidays.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
BANK OFFICERS REELECTED.

The banks of Yale held annual meet
ings on Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week and elected directors and Of
ficers for the ensuing year.
The First National held its meeting
on Tuesday and the following is the
result of the election
Presidential. L. Sleeper
Vice Pres.-F. A. Griswold
Cashier-E. +. Fead
Asst Cashier-C II. Adams
Directors "A. +. Sleeper, +, A. Girls
void, f. +. Fead, Il. u. Wharton, w.
f. Rub, Bart McNulty, Lincoln Avery,
and w. V. Andreae.
Nearly all of the stockholders were
present at the meeting and expressed
satisfaction at the amount of bust
ness transacted by the bank during the
past year and the splendid condition of
affairs.
-
The Yale State Bank reelected its
officers at the annual meeting held in
the bank parlors on Wednesday. Below
we publish the list
President-James Livingston
Vice President McColl
Cashier VIM. III. Learmont
-Cashier-Guy +. Beard
Directors James Livingston, James
McColl, Harvey Tappan, John p. Liy-
ingston, and Charles Rounds.
No banking institution in the state
is in a more solid condition or conduct
ed on better business principles than
the Yale State Bank.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Lacy entertained
company of friends Thursday eve
ming.
Jas. b. blackboard has just completed
fine new hip roof barn l6x26 feet on
his lot on south Main street.
OES members of Yale chapter are
requested TO be present at the regular
meeting next Wednesday evening. In
itiation.
BrOckway township treasurer Wei
lington Newell will be at Parmlee's
furniture store in Yale every Friday
this month.
Changes have been made in the Ma
sonic and Eastern Star cards showing
dates of the regular meetings for 1908.
Members should consult the cards in
the Exposition and keep posted.
Call at The Expositor office and get
sample copies of Spare Moments,
Dressmaking at Home and Mothers
Magazine these three magazines we
are clubbing with the Expositor for
$50.
w. +. Rice has rented his fine farm
to a gentleman from Yale. and will
move his family to the farm of Captain
Cowles at Huron. Roman JarosZew-
ski purchased all of the live stock on
the Rice farm for S400.-Harbor Beach
Times.
According to the Port Huron Daily
Times of Monday last a duck thief is
operating in the vicinity of South
Park :-"David Irwin, a shoemaker re-
siding on Conner street at South Park,
notified the police Sunday afternoon
that four large white ducks had been
stolen from his home Saturday night.
Mr. Irwin stated that quantity of his
corn had been taken several days ago"
Two games of basket ball will be
played in Kennefick hall, Yale, this
friday evening. The preliminary
game is between the High School Re
serves and the Intermediates. The
championship game is between the
City and Wooden Mill teams. This is
the second championship game, the
Wooden Mill having won from the High
School team. A very close contest is
expected. Game called at 100 sharp.
Admission, 10 cents.
j. G. Holden informs us that he has
a prospective purchaser for his stock of
clothing and gents furnishings and ex-
poets to sell in about thirty days. In
the meantime he wants to unload all
the goods that's possible, and will take
good notes for bills of goods amount
ing to ten dollars and upwards. In
this way he desires TO realize first cost.
Otherwise all goods on hand when final
sale is made he will be compelled to
dispose of at sacrifice.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
ALMA COLLEGE DtBATfRS.

Announcement was made Friday,
January 10, at Alma College of those
who will compose the debating teams
for the annual intersociety debates. A
Detroit boy, George Philip Horst, will
lead the Zeta Sigma society. The
other members of the Zeta Sigma team
are Alexander Sayles of Yale and Don
M. Casterlin of Mason. The members
of the opposing team. the Phi Phi
Alpha society are Herman N. Morse of
LudingtoD, Francis Cobb of Elsie and
John III. Marchmont of Alma. The
debate takes place Feb. IL.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
IN ADVANCE.

On and after April list, 1908, the
price of the Yale Expositor will be
$1.oo, cash in advance, or $t.5o,
cash at end of year.
Subscribers now in arrears are re-
quested to square up before that
time If they wish to get in on the
low rate.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17

Thos. Wharton has a Groom house
TO rent, known as the Bettes place.
Hard and soft water. Also several
rooms located over the north-end gro
Gerry store. For further particulars en-
quire at the elevator Office or store.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
AHIcHrR health LEVEL

al have reached a higher health level
since 1 began using DIR. Kings New Life
Pills" writes Jacob Springer, of West
Franklin, Maine. "They keep my stom-
ach, liver and bowels working just
right" If these pills disappoint you on
trial, money will be refunded at Pollock
* Hennessy's drug store. 25c.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
ElDRfDGf AN ENTERTAINER.

The second number of Yale High
School Lecture Course was filled by q
A. Eldredge, impersonator, at Central
hall. last saturday evening. A good
sized audience was present. The pro-
gram was varied, in the first number
the speaker representing Shylock in a
very good manner. The different rem
ditions called for costumes of an old
lady, an aged man, bashful school
girl reading an essay, and the irrepres-
sible small boy, to all of which he did
full justice. He concluded with David
Harum's boss trade with the Deacon.
The evening was well enjoyed by those
present.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1908-01-17
10 per cent
discount
on A IL h'a r d w are

During inventory, from January 3rd to 18th
we will sell all Hardware including stoves at
a discount of 10 per cent. If you are looking
for bargains in the hardware line, now is
the time to buy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

It is very Important and in fact
It Is solutely necessary to health
that e give relief to the stomach
promptly at the FIRST signs OF trouble
Take something once in a while;
especially after meals; something Ike
KoDoI for Dyspepsia and Indgies-
ton. It win enable you stomach to
q Its work properly. Sold by all
" lgists..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-06

came orders from the head of the
railroads to get the engines out OF
the shops and other equipment ready
for the Increased tonnage, which win
start soon. AS consequence the traf-
&c men are in a happy frame OF
mind. and no more so than hundreds
Of mill men. railroad operating men
and others who welcome the resump-
ton Of the pride OF the Ohio Valley
Its industries-as gladly as they
welcome 1905.