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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
County Poor Farm Being Discussed

The first step in the matter O! se- curing a site for a Cochise county poor farm at the Warren ranch, near Blsbee, was considered by the board of supervisors in session last evening when a proposition vas presented by il A. Smith and Attorney $. E. Haz- gard for the Warren Ranch G.. ctier- ing 40 acres Of the Warren place for the purposes of county hospital and poor farm
 The conditions named, which arc lengthy, embrace many clauses, th, county being pledged to pay S2 2,500 for the water rights, also to erect hospital and buildings at a cost ol uo, lcss than $I5,OOO, also to sink s we'll for dumest c use and fgc pro. tection, with tanks 7j feet high, and | furnish the Warren Co. water to tL, amount Of 2,OUO gallons daily, Il the privilege of 5,IO0 gallons more a 2j cents'per 1000 gallons. In return the company will donate the land anC i give an equivalent amount oi wate noR ured on their holdings, the 8, 100 consideration being regarded g pro rata cost Of the Hume and wate rights.
 The matter wss laid over until nex meeting. when the legal aspect vii be inquired into and modiscation
 .f,red
 It is understood that an inquir will also be made into the merits c ;he Boston Mi site on the San Pc dro. between Charleston and FsIr bank, where the question Of wAte rights Is no, SO precsrious and it- ad vsntagcs considered.
 The cloud upon the title 10 the Ian, offered by C lonel Greene has cause the board to cast about for other lC cations for a p,or farm, and il appear the matter will shortly be decide upon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Bisbee Miner
 CotsInsane

William Muir of Bisbee was last evening taken tO the asylum by Deputy Sheritfs Porter Mcdonald and Jack OLaughlin. Muir is powerful young n an aad weighs about 200 pounds Several months ago he was hit on the head t'y falling timber in one Of the mine- a, Bshee nnd since tha. time has teen gradually going in sane At times he becomes very violent While in Jail here he had a spell and broke the inch straps about his wrists as fl they were oi twine He hss mother and two brothe:s living in Bi=bee
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Young Folks
 Valentine Party

A St. Valentine party was given by Lena Tracy and Edna Peake today to d host oi young playmate, at the res idence of Mrs. l. Tracy. Games and music were had and refreshments served.
 Among those in attendance were: Juanita and Clyde Westervelt, Maud York, Grace Hill, Mary KrIe=, Rose Walker, Evan Johnson, Grant War ner, Douglas Heller, Maggie SAoe- maker, Arthur Berndt, Jeanette Jones. Buryl Edison, Nora Read, Mildred Leard, Milton Jote, Olive Simpson, Etta Saunders, and others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Important Strike
 at the LeadviIIe

News Of an important strike made at the Leadville, near Gleeson, reach ed Tombstone today. The LesdvilIe is under bond 10 the c. & A. and it i. reported copper deposi. has been un- covered that will mean the taking over of the property. The group is a valuable one and much development has been done on came during ,he past year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Arizona Unions
 Giving Their Aid

Tie Printers Unions of Arizona have been doing all in tier power to cut the price on news which wil rclound to the benefit of every reader t. the .colntry Throughout the United states the memters of the Typographical Union. through con- c-rtod action, have been appealing to representatives of their several dis '-ict- to do ali in their power to admit into thi. rouutly certain pulp free, or to have the duty lowered materially.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
From Thursdays Daily.

Thos. Larrieu is Tombstone visitor today from Benson.
 Mrs. Jos B'shop returned today from visit with friends at Lowell.
 Supervisors Riggs and McCaba re- ! turned to their respective homes 10 | day, the board having completed is , labo-s ast evening
 Sherii White is in Tucson ons of icial business
 Seats for the Armin Stock Co. vii go on sale at Flach', drug store to- morrow morning at o'clock. w. l. Elrich Of Johnson is a coun- ty sea: visitor today Mir Erich Is interested in mines about the John son district and states that consid IT. able mining work on large scale is contemplated thercab uts during the present year.
 Alien R English is registered at the Adams Hotel at Phoenix,
 Joe Bush of Turner. the persona represent-tiye and mini-ter plenipe- ,entiary of F. P. 4. Larrieu of that city, Is in Phoenix on business visit
 Attorney W. z. Mcfarland of Gra
 ham county i- Tombstone visitoi on professional business. He is regi.
 tered at the Arlington. . The Leap Year Dance, to be giver ? tomorrow evening at G go Hall . promises to be a grand social event P The young ladies of Tombstone vii } show the local gallants just how {, r conduct a dance, and then, besides
 it'- Leap Year
 Harriet A. Noble oi Lowell has file C suit in the di,.ri court against J,ht - Noble, a carpenter, for divorce on th o ground of d-sertion. They have com Q munity property oi the value oi Sl, e 2io and E dauglter four years ol, .- She asks for tte custody Of the chil Is and iIr the property and costs Ci sE: The hoodoo on the United Stat. '' prisoners here still continues to wor ' Only few days since Chinama
 held for deportation fell Y the ste
 tanks and was badly injured, joct,
 being called to dress his wounds. Tn
 makes no less [ an five prisoners wh
 have had something happen to the, 2 .n tie county jail during the pe. " year in the way oi accidents
 Phoenix creditors of the Easter Sugar company have received a blGc
 eye in court. Judge Kent has hcI
 that the mortgage of the De'ro n Trust company i- legally entitled [ ., its first consideration. A the nor
 gage is to secure a loan of Ss00.0C
 there wIll he but little left with whic ', to settle the Phoenix indebtedness
 amounting to $irO5O. t Rumors to the effect that there ,- to ne q still further curtailment , = railroad men employed by the Espe r. at Tucson are officially denied. Tn
 eight-hour day will perhaps be mad ?, permanent, despite business condi 0 tions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Phoenix Will
 Be the Mecca

Notices have been sent to members of Fl Zsribsh temple of the Ancient Order of the Ncbles of the Mystic Shrine in all parts of Arizona that Phoenix will be the Mecca for the an nual pilgrimage this year of the nobles and the novices. The latter aye scheduled to trod the burn ing sands in the capital city on February 20.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

A receiver is in charge of the Chi csgo, Cincinnati X Louisville railroad at Indianapolis
 Senator BeverIdge in an address stated that the Indiana delegation was for Fairtauk AS presidential noimnee.
 The republican congressional com mittee of Illinois passed a resolution endorsing Cannon for the presidency
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

That half the financial budget of Japan is to be expended for arms- ment was revealed by debate in the Japanese house.
 The democratic state convention of Wisconsin passed a resolution endors- ing Bryan.
 Fire destroyed a portion Of the business section of Colorado Springs,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

ton" early in March.
 Mesa is so well pleased with the crop that she is preparing a caul- flower exposition.
 A tent of K. O. T. Ms has been or ganized at Mesa with charter list Ci twenty nine.
 Attorney Kingan of Tucson is out with a public denial that he Is to be candidate on the republ can ticket for delegate to congress.
 A Pima county grower expects to gather j0,OO0 boxes ui straw berries from au eight-acre patch.
 Tucson truck gardeners are nov marketing their fret crop of 1908 cab, bages. ] Mss Ella Gardner, beautiful young lady at WInslow, was thrown , from buggy in a runaway accident and received injuries which may cause her death.
 Lote Gould, an old-tine Arizona newspaper man, is in the Warren dis trict and announces that he will soon start republican newspaper either at 3:sbee or in Lowell.
 rsylight burglars are operating sue cessiully in Douglas.
 A mountain lion measuring seven and half feet from tip 10 tip has been killed on the Gibson ranch, near Phoenix.
 Two boys attending the Indian school near Phoenix have been ar rested charged with passing two so forged cheeks. And who in,imsted
 that you could not thoroughly civil ize the red man
 A Washington dispatchl says that
 the President has sent the name of Fred E. Caldwell to be postmaster at Douglas, and Rueben :. Gslushs, at
 Ashfork, 10 the Senate. ! A Denver dispatch says: The Daily
 News says today that in return for
 millions Of taxes paid by the west for
 river and hartor improvements in
 the United States, the business men
 Of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and
 Arizona will petition the next con- , grees to appropriate si0O0,000 for a wagon road 1000 miles long from
 Yeliowstone Park te the Grand Can.
 yon in Arizona. ,, Land suitable for orange growing 9 hsJ been discovered within twenty IT miles of Tucson in Pima county and 3 trees are now being set out. Water i- I secured at depth Of sixty feet. ' The Southern Pacific is anxious to build a spur over the Gils river and , on to the new prison site at Florence , Natives of Illinois enjoyed day of a picniciDg at Phoenix last week. [.
 Miss Morgan, daughter of J. Pier e popt Morgan, is soon to vi.it Tucson .
 A large new hotel, modern in every <, way. will be erected at Nogales just as :. soon as suitable size has been se- lected.
 }, A brokerage office has been opened h ID Phoenix and alfalfa will now be d given a square deal Swimming out doors during the
 winter months is among the pleasures ,. of visit to Castle Hot Springs
 The festive cowboy has been shoot ' ing seligman up of late and citi- l. zens' vigilance committee has been C organized to protect people
 Fish in ton lots are being taken from the irrigating canal in the Salt river valley.
 ,- The young men of Prescott have . organized social club, which is to be known ss the Century club. Rooms ,. have been secured and they will be I furnished up for a permanent home f for the club
 ' Cattlemen north of Winslow cnm- E plain that they are greatly annoyed by Navajo Indians, who drive white : men of their claims.
 The Salvation Army has opened and will maintain a free reading room at Prescott.
 Mesa has female mail carrier
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

! board, to spell well you must "spel" "wel
 The Secretary of the h. terior reports that the gov ernmen: has reserved 5,l63,- | 552 of coal lands in the pub lie domain. Canada has taken the hint and will make sim liar reservations. | A Mexican paper refers 10 1 the financial furry as "a pe- roid of quiescenHe iii which energy is stored up for new spells of fruitful activity. This optimism has the right ring and looks sound.
 Nashville, Tenn wants i'm migrants, and will circulate German news paper in Ger. many to attract the kind it wishes. Ii will find that the variety is welcome in any part of the country.
 Cuba's first President had been long a resident of the United States. Perhaps the island is waiting for another man with a thorough prelim mary American training
 In the event of the capture of the anarchist who is try jig to blow up the American fleet he should be taken hc- fore Admiral Evans for in vestigation. That would be all the blowing up that an an- archist could desire.
 The chairmen of the sev- eral agricultural boards have been interviewed as to whether rural free delivery pays or not They give the usual affirmative reasons, and so many more that escape the casual observer that the reader is convinced the sys' tenn is one of the best yet in. vented for the public good.
 The United States Navy lacks only 800 men of its ful compliment. Among the benefits derived from the crmse of the big fleet this in crease in enlistments is one O the most important.
 Some of the citizens O Upper Michigan want to start a separate State. Aspiring Michiganders might have avoided the chagrin of being snubbed by more closely ob- serving the attitude of the powers that be at Washing ton while turning a deaf eai to Arizona's pleadings.
 Marriages between Ameri- can heiresses and titled for eianers are said to be on the increase. but they cannot be more numerous than decrees of divorce in the same rich and royal sets.
 A wireless station at San Diego, Cal, picked up by chance a message sent by a ship of the Coast of Cuba rhe most interesting point connected with the incident is that the operators are un- able to tell whether the mes sage travelled west or in the other direction around the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

,Isor-e karakty
Defendant.

Action trough, in the District Cour, of the second judicial di,tr.c, 5i the Territory o' Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise. and the complain, filed in the said County of CochI,e. in the onice of the clerl of said Dis tnct Court
 The Territory 4 Arizona sen1s greeting to George Kartkay
 Y0l are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above narned plaintiff ID the District Court of the Second JudicIal District of the Territory of Arizona. in and 10; the County Of Cochise. and to answer the complaint filed therein, within twenty days, exclusive Of tie day Of seryce) after the service on you of this summons ,if served within the county; otherSise within thirty dsys) or judg- ment by default will te taken against you sc- cordi to the prayer of sad complaint,
 Gwen under my hand and the I@ zeal Oi the District Court of the sEAi second Judicial district Of the t0O Ierriso-S of Arizona. in and for ;he County ol ochise. this 7th day oi January n the.ysa- of cur Lord one thousand, nine hundred and eIght.
 SEQ s. WILCOX.
 Clerk. By Phio Wilcov. Deputy Clerk
 First publication January Ieth, Ieos.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

Heavy rains have been quite gcneral throughout the southern sections Of the terutory, while heavy snows are reported in northern Alizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Summons

il the Di.uict Cou T of the Second ILdilia urs;1c, o' the Territory of Arizona m
 ard ,l- ,h- County oi Coch.se. He Terri,ory o'frzona. aJ tte rc.at'oa and 10 the use of !. \. Gaines Treasurer al Tx nilo Tax Cc.l,c,or in and for the County o; Co-h.se in the Territory Of Ar zoaa
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
SUMMONS

h ,he aru usc, c,uTr cf he Seccnd Judicial bi strict oi the 1orIi.o.y Of Aisona, in and for the unly oi ocLis=. Th: TerFit"ry Of Auzona. at the relation and to tEe Use of ] \ Gaines, Treasurer and Ex CGic.o Tax Ccl,c,oF in and for the County Of Cooh.,e in the Territory Of Ar Iona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16
Plaintiff,
Refusio Palou.ino,
Defendant,


 Defendant, Acti9n broug!t in ihe Listrict Couri of the Second Judica! Dis,rct of the Territory of Arzona. in and for the County of Cochise. and the oomr lam, fled in the said County of Co chise IT ihe ot oe Of the Clerk of sad nistrict Court
 he territcry of Arizona sends greeting tc Ref7gio P P.lomino.
 You are hersty T, quir,d to appear in an ac- ton brculhJ al a.ust you by the above namsd plairufi in the GistF q court of the second iu- dicial Git'ict cf tie territory of Arizona, in and for he county of Cochise and to answer the omplt ant flen | CT, in within twenty days lex elusive of Ile d of servicel, after the Service on you of this summers Gi served within ,b. county: ,'her~ise within thirty daysl. CT iueg- ment by default WiIl be taken sPaiasr vo,, ,s roi ding 10 the praye of said complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of in. District CoaTi Of the second judicial di>tric, n, he Territory of Arizona, ir and for the oo,,n,,,
 Of Cochise. this 7th day Of Ian.
 uary, tn the year ofonr Lord lsEAL ore thousand nine hundred and
 GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk, By Philo W .lcoS, Deputy Clerk First Pubication January rs, Isos
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

By Philo W .lcoS. Deputy Clerk First publication January Ie, I9os
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-16

By Phio Wilcov. Deputy Clerk Firs, publication January Ieth, Ieo8.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
HOLD UP AND ROB TRAIN
MASKED Men, Thsearted by Mail
Clerks. Get Little Booty.

Snokane. Wash. Aug. 15.-One Of the most daring
hold-ups ever attempted transcontinental train
befell Northern Pacific train No almost WITHIN
the CITY limits of Spokane early this morning
TWO masked men stopped the train at Otis and
boarded the engine After brief encounter with
the engineer and fireman the mail car. next TO the
engine was detached and one OF the hghwaymen
taking charge of the engine the party came on
west 10 Trent where the trainn.en were ordered of
by the robbers. The bandits then proceeded to
within q mile Of Yardley where they began to
rob the mail
The baggage car and the express car were un-
touched and none Of the passengers was molested.
As soon as information of the affair was received
in Spokane a special train made up. consisting
Of a switch engine and coach and. with several
deputy sherifs and special agents Of the Northern
Pacific. was rushed Trent. Shortly afterward
large posse headed by Sheriff Doak who had not
been informed in time to catch the hTst special
train started out 10 scour the country.
Owing TO the quick wit Of the mail clerks little
plun6e- IS believed to have been captured by the
TWO masked men. Warned that the robbers We're
coming the clerks advantage Of the time while
the train was being cut in two TO throw the local
they were not noticed. So far as known. the only
bound from Chicago TO Spokane and one for Seattle
made up along the road The train did not carry
packages Of great value.
one man found on top OF the train after the rob-
berry has been arrested He gives the of
Frank Snyder and may prove 10 be q tramp who
was stealing q ride
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
FIGHTS on PLUM ISLAND.
TacO Boring Contests on G0rern~
ment Land UithOut -4rrests.

Two boxing matches were pulled of yesterday
without police interference on a tract OF land
on Plum Island, belonging 10 the United states
government. hut leased by Winfield :. OvertOn.
Police Captain FOrmosa and two detectives saw
the fights. but refused 10 make any arrests.
Several weeks ago Overton leased a tract OF
land for 5000 a year from the government.
with the avowed purpose Of holding prizefghts
on il, asserting that as it was government land
he was not amenabIe to the laws of New York
State. Mr. Overton incorporated a club, which
he called the United States Military Athletic and
Sporting Club, each member having TO purchase
some Of its stock
Only a small crowd saw the fights yesterday,
and al of them. according 10 Mr.. Overton. We're
members Of the club. No admission, il is said.
charged. The first bout was between Terry
McGovern and Joe Kampha. McGovern won in
the second round. The second bout went six
rounds 10 draw, the principals. Casey ana Car
icy. hammering each other TO their hearts CON
tent
mosa arrest him in order 10 have test case
Immediately The captain refused but said he
would make a report TO the federal authorities.
There was some talk last night OF the govern
ment revoking Overton's lease The land was
originally purchased for fortifcation purposes
but the army engineers found it unsuted for
such q use.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
EtnFR1i OF IRA D. saNkEy

Funeral services Of extreme simplicity and brew
ity were held oyer the body Of ira ID. Sanhey at
the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. IN
Brooklyn. at o'clock yesterday afternoon -Four
songs which viii perpetuate his name were
sung. A short address Of euogy delivered by
tie Rev Dr. Charles f. Locke. pastor Of the
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church who
oficiated G G Sankey- cousin of the dead
evangelist and aged man. sang The Ninety
and Nine sleep On. Beloved ''Therel Re >o
Dark Valley and only Remembered selections
written by Mr. Sankey. given by the church
quartet. q which Livingstone Chapman Is the
leader
The Rev r d Bailey. assistant pastor of the
church announced in short address that a me
lnoiial service for MIR. sankey wculd be held in
the fall The paIlbearers were William Harkness
ID " Macwilliams. : Reeve and John Y
Beach The body buried in Greenwood Gene
tery. :
". r. Moody. Of Ncrthhsld Mass, son Of
Dwight L. Moody was among those present
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad
THE ARABIC, FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr and Mrs : K Booth Morgan Jones
W. y. Mr.. and Mrs. ROYAL Robbins
Cspon J. :. u. Gage
Mrs. 4 4. Casanova. Mr and Mrs. W H n
J. 4. Waller.
Miss Ffoilot Paget.
THE KAISERIN AUGCSTE VICTORIA. FROM HAM
BCRG
Mr. Y. Bro Z. William Marburg
kaw- NJ. ana Mrs. r. (. Loomis
NJ. O VI. George F
Coleman
Dwight l. Elmendorf Mr. ard D.
LuGw1g Eng,andeT
THE LUCANiA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Nj J. Harrison Mrs Thomas B.
Mills.
Bishol, Clancy Elphin Palmer Page
Bish- Lawrence Of Massa- Wilson & Hunt Randolph
chusetts. Mr. and Mrs John A steel
iJonel Napleson.
IA LORRAINE FROM HAYRE
g F Fsodsn Charles J. Farley
David. II. :
Mr.. and Mrs J II EnEie- Mrs. J. {. Osgood.
ii. 7 t'onover- A. b.
THE ST LOUIS. FROM SOUTHAMPTON
l. and Mrs. + +. Wright A. A. Gilbert
saaore Duncan J. +. Fahnestock
Dr.. Ida Kahn J'hn Darling
= B. Iawford w W. Gee.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Saturday, Aug. is. 1908
ARRIVED.

steamer kaisern Victoria tGerI Ruser Ham
burg q. southampton and Cherbourg 4 10 the
Hamburg Line. with 6i3 cabin 2l5 third
$50 steerage passengers. mails mdse. Ar
rived he Bar l1:dD m, i4il.
Steamer Lorraine tFT). Tournier, HavTe August
10 the Compagne Generate Transatiantique with 2O9
cal passengers, and mlx Al
ed a bar a
Steamer Iucania (3rI. War; Liverpool August and
- Il he " ,t-i ta..l
steertge passengers. malls and mdse
Steamer Arabic tHri Thompson. Liverpool August q
Queenstown {. the White Line cabin
and l45 seerase passengers ami mdse Arrived the
Par 43T IN.
steamer AraIahoe. kemble Jacksonville August u and
Charleston 10 clyde with passengers ana
nidss Left Quarantine l0:a5 a m
steamer Mama Haa. Charles Baltimore, the
Baltimore Transportation Co. with mdse Left
Quarantine $40
steamer ~ Louis Jamson southampton Cher
bours o the American lie. with 80 cabin
passengers. mails and mtse. Arrived
a l!o5 IN
steamer VoIturno tBrj Harrison. Hamburg July 25
Rotterdam August | and Halifax, S. h. 10 the New
York and Continental Line. with cabin and ts ntesr-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

Professor Paulsen a widely known German
philosopher of the Neo-Kantian school. He was
the Of farmer at Langenhorn, Schleswig, and
was educated there and the Gymna SUM at
Altoona and the universities of Erlangen. Bonn and
Berlin. He received the degree of Phi. D. at Ber-
lin University in 1871, became privat-docent there
in 1872 and in 1873 professor of philosophy and
pedagogy. His lectures were among the most wide
ly attended in Germany He was a disciple Of
Fechner in metaphysics, holding his pan-psychic
doctrine and agreeing with him in regard TO the
parallelism between the physical and the mental.
His views of philosophy were set forth in Elm
leitung die Philosophie.'' which reached its
seventh edition in 1900. and Of which English
version appeared in 1895. He made an important
study of the Kantian system, which appeared in
1873 and supplemented by volume Kant
in 1898. He also published System der Ethk.
which reached its eighth edition in 1906 and OF
which partial version appeared in English, de-
voted the ethics of everyday life and politics.
a study of Schopenhauer. Hamlet and Mephis-
topheles in series of essays, and 'Philophia
MiIitans." He also author of a number of
books pedag gogics