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ADJUSTMENTS
4so-Ase-4sa South Broadway
xK WONDERLAND

except Sundays and holidays which days there
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SLAYER OF RULER
AND HEIR ARE SHOT
DEAD BY GUARDS
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high officials of state on what imme-
diate action should be taken.
1t is understood that Queen Amelie
will be regent during the minority of
Prince Manuel, who is now in his 10Th
year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02

Court warmed up some today and
the foreign talent was distinctly in
evidence for a while. The old pro.
iessioual war horses got on theIr orig
inal form they strsig gh;ened out their
old rheumatic joints, gradually tossed
their hesda back a. they warmed mp
to the subject, and msnys hero Of the
forum was "himseli again
In the case OF BRAZIL ct al vs the
city Of Bisbee, oamsge case, u motion
for ncN trial WAS taken under advise
ment.
Goodhard, Hartman 4 Co " Ben
ByhrenGs, defendant files demurrer
and arguments heard.
Love ys Rock, amended findings are
hleo, and notice Of appeal given in
open court
Sueich We Behrends. English and
Ed Flanagan are associated in the
case as counsel for plaintiff along with
Ben Goodrich. the original attorney
Four witnesses are examined, case
submitted and Judgment rendered for
| plaintiff against both defendants.
skinner V skinner, case ordered
! placed on the calendar.
I JUyENILE COURT
Several matters came W involving
reform school proceedings.
Ferdinand Dominique was ordered
TO appear before the court, Thur-dsy
July 30'h.
RD Taylor and L c Stamford were
pointed guardians Of Eduardo Do
| minguez in the city OF Bsbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
AN ANCIENT MOUND
In Arizona Reveals the Bones Of
Prehistoric Race OF People

Digging into an ancient mGunf,
from which to take dirt to improve
the streets oi Mesa, the wOrkmen are
uncOvering the bones of prehistoric
people, which have lain hidden for
centuries and now being brought to
light to puzzle those who take an in.
terest N the hidden past.
The Democrat says that Professor
i, ID. Loper has received four skele
tons from the mound, which is locat-
ed just a mile south OF M sa on the
ranch OF J. Z. Drane. who is furnish
ing the dirt for the Mesa streets.
During the past year thee has
been more or less digging in this same
mound, and during that time the
skeletons Of eight prehistoric people
OF the Salt River Valley have been un'
covered and are now in possession o.
Mesa people.
Various theories have been advanc-
ed to explain the identity of the nn-
knowns. the most acceptable being
| that they are Toltecs, who in centur.
les past farmed the fertile acre
around Mesa, building gigantic irri
CATION systems, OF which traces ar
| vet to be found
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
THAT COUNTY BRIDGE
Is Badly Needed al Charleston aud
Should be Constructed

And, now, that the action OF the
county fathers hs. been So fruitful OF
good in establishing bridges across
the t.eacherous and obstinate San
Pedro, what is the matter with a
bridge at Charleston.
This improvement would accom"-
date by far the greatest volume OF
travel and traffic that goes out of
the Tombstone district to the west
1t is on a direct route to every point
in the Huachucas including the poet
Of Fort Huachuca, and Is the most
desirable and pressing proposition that
can be urged before the approaching
session OF the session oi the board
The taxpayers are better paid for out
lays Of This sort than any Others which
they are called upon e. assume
Never does person drive sereDely
across those querilous waters but
what he feels paid a thousand fold !ol
what he has contributed toward d
/ bridge
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
RED Aof SMOKE
Tombstone Tribe |. O. R. M. Keep
Council Fires Brightly Burning

A big bunch OF new pale faces were
captured and handed over in the forest
at the last meeting Of the Tombstone
tribe Of |. o. K. NJ, and also many
old warriors returned and assisted in
kindling the camp fires for the occa-
sion. All smoked tie pipe of peace
and all was salubrious.
Past sachem B VI Holly led the ad-
vance and Deputy Great Incohoue
Leon l.. Godchaux followed, the trail
being taken up and the forest thor.
oughly secuted, resulting in the cap
ture Ct many paleiaces and chiefs.
Chief Godchaux has plan for So
letting which j. entirely unique and
original from that advanced by any OF
the other go called organizers, he be.
ing a grand officer. ana also a member
oi the great council OF the United
States, his method guarantees success
for any tribe.
The following is the roll OF chiefs
elected for this term: Sschem, II f
Berner; Senior Sycamore. L C Woo
cry: Junior Sycamore, John Kohlen
Prophet, John Marden; Chief Of Rec
ord, 4 + Schuster; Keeper Of Wsm-
pun, A Wentworth; Collector OF Wam-
pun, Arthur Ivey; Guard OF the For !
est, A Hoover; Guari OF the Wigwam,
Ralph McIntyre; let Sannap, George !
Ivey; 2nd Sannap, James Parker.
Trustees-Eighteen moons. Harold ,
W Croft; twelve moons. ID BertiDo;
six moons, A Hoover. :
Various meetings have been held I
and every one Of them shows an in
cr-ase and large attendance.
Deputy Great Incohone, Leon L
Godchsux has thoroughly drilled the
.ribe in the secret work and has also
aiken up the team for the degree wCrz
md will remain until the team IS in
! st class working order.
With the present set OF officers and
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
LEGAL REQUIREMENTS
Which Voter Must Possess to Cast His
Ballot in Arizona

For the information OF those who
are not familiar with the -uh, ,.ct. sey
eral pointers regarding the right Of
suffrage at the polls on November ,
next, the following i presented. 1t
will be we'll for the uninitiated to cut
these pointers ont and place the in
formation in convenient place for
reference:
4 residence in the territory OF one
year, sixty days in the county and
thirty days in the precinct s prime
requisite. The residence in the terri
tory should date prior 10 Novem Der.
1871.
Voters must be natives o; the Unit
cd States, natur8lized citizens, those
whose fathers wee naturalzed and
citizens who lived in Arizona when
the treaty of peace WAS ratified a
Quintero in lSiS or by virtue OF the
Gadsen treaty in lSjt
Chinese OF the male persuasion born
in the United States and of age are
eligible to vote
Native born citizens OF the age OF
81 years prior to November 3, 1868,
are privileged TO exercise the righ: OF
suffrage.
4 federal olficeholder can only sote,
all other conditions being favorable.
after being in the territory one year
county six months and precinct thirty
days prior to election.
The voter must be registered twenty
days before each election in order to
permit his name appearing in the
great register which is issued five
dAys prior to the election. vote
not be accepted at the polls if
tine electors name is not Oh the great
register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
TOM MBST0NE ALL RIGHT
Hans" Thinks No Finer Place Could
Be Found for County Seat.

jest yesterday. Allen r English,
who is a Tombstoner from the time
when the memory OF msnrunneth not
to the contrary" had occasion to talk
the county sea-. .questIon over init Il
Dutchman" from Lowell already"
Said the good Anericsnized Dutch
man: We'll, We haff the cou5ty sea;
already in Lowell boorty zoon, done
know" "Now, look here Hans" said
NJ English in aconvincing way, what
do you want with the county seat in
Lowell, do yon know that when you
are summoned to court, no matter
whether as juror, witness or what.
ever, you want to get away from your
town far enough to get fresh breath,
a fresh d,ink OF Huachuca water, sleep
under the trees and flowers aud have !
a real sweet time for a week; 20 vhat'- |
the matter with Tombstone?" "Yes,"
r piled Hans, II neber thought OF dat
No, we done neber move de county |
zeat from Tombstone. you pet yore
Won Bsesmsrk we done" &.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
MEET NEXT MONDAY
In Regular Monthly Session---WilI
Consider Road Question

The board OF supervisors will meet
next Monday and will, among other
matters, take up the petition OF the
Huachuca Water Co. for county
road directly up Miller canyon to their
reservoirs.
Formerly there were two roads, one
up the canyon and the other skirting
along the hil!s. On application, the
board decided that the foothill road
was the legal county road This was
done on the facts and representations
pressed by J ; Palmerlee, who had
acquired the ground vered by the
old road in the arroyo The company
now petitions to establish legal
road on the old route and the hearing
will come up regularly on next Mon
day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
INQUEST WAS HELD
Yesterday On the Body Of GiIbo. Wro
Met His Death at fairbank

Yesterday perinnctory inquest was
held on the body Of old man Gilbo,
whose head was caught under the
wheels of an :. + train tie day be-
fore near Fairhank.
The only conclusion that could he
arrived at was that the deceased had
started 10 the headquarters Of tho
Boquil!as Land & Cattle company
where he was employed He had ieep
indulgiug literally and mad evidently
lain down on tie track to rest.
Undertaken Tarbell sent a cofii n
down to Fairbark, but was not called
on to ctiicirte further in the premises
Gilho was we'll known IN blacksmith
circles, having worked in Tombstone
Benson, Cansnea. Naco and all along
the International boundary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02

Activity in the LeadvIlle district
seems TO be undated. This ia, in fact,
the most wike-awake locality in the
Dragons just at present. The Great
Western seems TO be the leading point
in interest, it teing asserted that the
Great Western people have recently
cut from 30 to 80 feet of good copper
ore, running fairly high in silver.
The recent report that this property
had been sold was without foundation.
There has, however, been a radical
change in the management and work
will doubtless ntinue under new
supervision 1t would begin to ap-
pear that this property is commits
stoned by fate to redeem the situation
on that slope oi the Dragons, and il
it continues to improve it will inevit-
ably stimulate interest and work in
the Leadville district this fall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
THEY ARE TENDERFEET
Feel Certain That They Will Find For
tune in the Dragons.

Several raw tenderfeet have Just hit
out for the Dragons in search of their
fortunes. They came away from the
etfete east, where they had cut corn or
wrapped brown sugar for eighteen
dollars a month. They were all en-
gagged TO yellow haired maideus who
worked out for 81 - per week, AID
these fellows will feel disaf pointed if
they do not strike fifty thousand doi-
lars apiece in about six months and
rs back 70 their respective bundles Of
ireckles and smiability, evermore to
roll in the arms of luxury, also in the
tentacles of chlll-, fever and malsris
They Will doubtless find as have many
others who came here with the same
identical idea twenty years ago that q
hurro in the trail is worth two in the
Manzanitas; that all is not sugar
quartz that locks brown and glossy
panocha for instance, and that little
Disappointments day by day
Wears the stoutest heart sSay
We only hope that, with the tender
ioot's proverbial luck these boys viii
strike it before their hoary neighbor,
are dre ming Of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
DELEGATES NAMED
Will Represent Arizona at lnierna-
tional Congress.

Governor Kibbey has appointed the
following Arizona physicians delegates
to the international bercuiosis con-
gress TO be held in Washington, D. c.,
September Il to October II next:
J W Flynn, Prescott; C Young,
Prescott; f f Sinner, Bisbee; o T
Sturgeon, Globe; f Bacon, Tomb
stone; w II Fales. Clifton; w Foss,
Phoenix; John r Whi:eside. Chic
ride L " Craig, Phoenix; J w Len
nox, Helvetia, Mary L Nef. Oracle;
Mark A Rodgers. Tucson; GIN Brock
way, Florence; A l. Gustetter, No
gales; F w Sawyer, Castle Hot Springs;
] W Crawford, Mayer; r T Rolph,
Octave; f B Ketcherside, Yuma; An
Gil Martin, Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
The MOdeSty Of Women

.{aturzlly makes them shrink from the
indeiicate questions, the obnoxious ex-
aminations. and unpleasant local treat
ments, which some physicians consider
essential in the treatment Of diseases Of
women Yet. IL help can be had, il Is
better 70 submit 10 this ordca! than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
IS that so often the woman undergoes all
the Annoyance and shame for nothing.
Thousands\of women who have been
cured bX DR.. FIerc.'S Favoritc Prescrip-
:ion writS in. depreciation Of the cure
which disps>SS~N the examinations
and local treatmentSSTh The-ee- Is 70 other
rncdiclls- . sue e-acL S1te- IL -------.--al--s
women as "FaNor!te Prcscrlilign." 1t
cures debiliiaIIng drains irregllarIly and
female weakness. IL always helps. II
almost always cures. II Is strictly non
alcoholic, non secret, ell its Ingredients
being printed on is bottle-wrapper: con
tains no deletnrious O- habit-fO-uiing
drugs. and every native medicinal root
entering into its composition has the full
endorsement Of those most eminent in the
several schools Of medical practice. Some
Of these numerous and strongest Of pro
fessionai endorsements Of its ingredients.
will be found in a pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle. also ia :. booklet ma led
free on request, by DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of
Buffalo, y. Y. These professional en-
dorsements should have f-r more weight
than any amount OF the ordinary lay, or
non-professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women NOWADAYS
fnsist on knowing what they take . 1aed-
icine instead Of opening their mouths Ike
. lot OF young birds and gulping down
whatever Is offered them. rFavorite Pre-
scription- is Of KNOWN COMPOSITION. II
makes weak women strong and sick
women well.
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt OF stamps % pay expense Of
mailing oTlIp Send 20 DR.. X. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, y. Y, q one-cent stamps for pa
per-covered, or 81 stamps for cloth-bound. |
II sick consult the Doctor. free Of charge |
ey letter All such communications are |
held sacredly confidential.
DR.. Pierce's Pheasant Pellets invigorate |
aod regulate stomach. liver and bowelA |
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
THE SALT RIVER
OF Arizona RisesThree Feet Within
Twenty-four Hours

Reports from Phoenix state that
Section Director Jesnnofsky Of The
Phoenix weather bureau reports that
during the preceding twenty-four
hours there has been raise OF three
feet in the Salt river according TO the
stage atTempe. The rise in the Salt
river at Granite Reef was reported by
Jesunofsky Is having been two feet in
the twenty. four hours preceding ii
O'Clock. Reports from the water sheds
are that much rain has fallen and will
result in considerable damage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
MOST BEAUTIFUL RAIN
OF the Season Visited the Glorious
Old Camp Yesterday

The old superstition in regard TO
Tombstone having a private under
standing with the weather clerk, has
recently been resurrected.
Yesterday, all day long, tie Storm
God gathered his hosts, trained hi-
artillery succe-siyely from the sum-
m:ts of the Huachucas aud the Dra-
goon-, poured out his viais over
ioothill, peak and mesa; all day long
he sent the san Pedro boiling on its
way. He would do nothing for Tomb
stole, @, no. Along about nine in
the evening when it could no longer
interfere with business, he sent Us the
finest preferred package OF moisture
that ever spread over the mesa, intro
duced by a sort IF low rumb
equivalent to "Hcwdy DO old-timers,
we never forget Tombstone, only you
were busy and we did not want to
bother you. Now, take this and 20
to sleep on it And for two hours
the honey dew Of heaven decended in
a delightful symphony, like the bene-
diction oi the Gods on one OF their
chosen.
Talk about Tombstone, she is solid
with the powers, seen and unseen, felt
and unielt, tangent and Invisible, yet
potent and everlasting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
HE DiSTRlC COURT
Business Transacted In the Halls OF
Justice During the Present Term

Court opened atherlanguidly this
morning with Judge Doan on the
bench, nothing Of swift nature t'-
ing on the board.
w + Nichols ys Edward Braun ct al
Attachment lien sustained and lndg-
ment rendered for plaintiff.
Costello vs.. shannon Copper Co;
motion by plaintiff to dismiss case,
granted.
Cochise county VS. The Hansens
condemnation proceedings; dismissed
as per compromise effected with the
board OF supervisors.
Roemer IS Powers, adm. Motion for
new trial denied and notice Of appeal
given,
Eta Best VS. Felix Best, decree
granted
Ramirez vs. Nam; : NJ Franklin fol
plaintiff and Frank Duffy for deieu-
dant; Judgment is asked FOR on docu
mentary evidence; Not disposed Of n
We 60 to press
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
ENFORCE NEUTRALITY
More Army Posts May Be Established
In Arizona and Texas.
4 Washington dispatch says:

4 Washington dispatch says:
Ambassador Creel of Mexico today
was in conference with Acting sccre-
tsry nf State Bacon regarding the
alleged violation OF the neutrality
laws along the Mexican border, and
was given again the assurance most
positive Of the intentions of this gov
ernment to prosecute all neutrality
offenders.
An increase of the army posts on
the border ia possible, as Mexico al
ready has indicated her intention of
adding TO the number she already has
there An effort will also be made for
a more liberal application of the ex-
tradition laws so that persons claim
ing immunity on the ground that the
charges against them are political, bnt
who, il j. found afterwards, have been
guilty of participation in raids, may
be extradited.
There are severvl army posts along
the border between Mexico, Texas and
Arizona. Four OF these are garrisoned,
viz: Huschuca, in Arizona, and Bliss
CLARK and McIntosh, in Texas. The
remaining three are forts Duncan
Ringgold and Brown, now in the
hands of c4rctakers. Ii necessary to
insure strict compliance nth the
neutrality laws and prevent the oper-
ations Of migratory parties into Mex
ico, these three posts also viii be gar
risoued, the troops in al probabilit!
being taken from some OF the nea
posts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
HoW's Ihis7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
abIs 10 carry out any obligations made
ov nis firm.
WALDING, KIYSAS & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price Is cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02

the present attendance the prospects
never looked better. A large let OF
appolntive officers for the team. DOT
mentioned here, has been made.
Next Friday night large bunch Of
pale faces "lii appear for adoption and
n t'g pew WOW will be held, al which
all red men .are requested TO he pres
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
From Wednesdays Daily.

I'd Bol-inger ard f X. Manwar-
ring of ratsgonia; Mrs. Manwarring
of Nan-a- City, and Leo Lesinsky of
FL Pa-o ar.. registered at the Hotel
Arlington.
Al. lioiy',nd came in on the morn
ing tram Al is an old time Tomb
stuner, iyr q long time connected with
the field work .Jr the Huachuca
Water Co., and always meets warm
welcome in the county seat.
There is no court today. not hliss
card, not a ceremony. not Il runaway,
no, dog fight, folks generally are Sc
! busy with their own affairs, they have
no time to raise trouble with Their
neighhors, but "she will be working
tomorrow again.
George Thompson came in among
other homing birds on the afternoon
train yesterday.
The Machomich Mercantile Co. ha
Just received a car OF grain and u cal
OF flour for the midsummer trade.
Judge W. C. Gilmore, the tx at
torney, accompanied 10y his family anC
Miss Beach, returned yesterday iron
Ohio and eastern points after an All
sence of about two months. Thei
v sit was splendidly enjoyed, as attest
ed by the excellent health of tn
whole party. Judge Gilmore got dowI
to hard work Immediately alter hi
return from his well earned vacation
Frank Wolcott caught monste
tarantu'a last evening playing wit
sJre children IN the street lie va
. IN elegant canvas back beauty, bu
! Mr. W. did no, consider him exactly
a.. proper center piece for kiude-garte
school, so he iuuneled him full of Al
cohol 10 preserve him and riveted h
toe nails to a piece oi card board K
the summer. lie NAV be seen at ii
.t0re looking as fresh as Quake
nu--, on May morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
NOW GIRLS BEWARE
OF the Man Who Don't Like This and
That and Always Wears a Long Face

You take fellow, VINO don't like
horses, don like women, don't like
docs, don't like baseball, don't like
music, don't like dancing, don't like
''nuthin" that ordinary mortals do like,
and you'll find that that fellow would
pick up pin at his mothers fu neral
he wonld drop a washer into
the contribution box, he would swipe
nickle out OF blind mans tin cup,
he'd steal Chinese section hands
dinner buctet, he'd steal candles off Of
, Mexican's grave, he'd purloin q
bottle from a nursing infant, we would
not trust him in our hen house with
andcuffs and an Oregon boot on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
THE new TOMBSTONE
Resumption Of Lucky Cuss Mine Is
Turning Point for the Camp.

Yesterday, in cor uectlon with the
moving OF the equipment to the Lucky
Cuss. where all kinds OF business vii
soon be in progress joe NcPherscn's
fine twelve, drawing nesvy freight
wagon and a trailer, the forerunner of
many more which will soon be
pulling in ore for shipment and Teduc-
tion and carrying out supplies and
material for outlying mines and
camps. a thrill OF old time enthusiasm
ran along the line, and the chorus OF
enthusiasm on,y died ont as q streak
of heavens electricity flashed athwsTt
the skies, accen:Gated with Il salute uf
celestial artillery that shook the ionn-
da;ions OF the court house, which
foundations, by the way, can never he
shaken 10y a less potent and omnipo-
tent power than the bolt. Of Jore.
The driver was cheered, the horses
were cheered. the old rolling stock wac
cheertd, and COR II moment the glo-
rious old time days seemed to have
returned
As Jerkline Kelley from his lofty
perch,
Proceeds the flower bespangled sea Of
green 10 search,
And, as his eagle eye CLEANS DER the
verdant sea,
A sawed-ctf shotgun lies across his
And any moment you may hear the
dying vail
OF some poor kindergarten cotton tail;
While wraithes OF h0ldup-, grim and
fierce,
Are hevering DER the ddsty road to
Pearce.
While down the road to Charleston
once again
The lscelike mesquite seems as green
as when
The dear old Concord rocked along so
gay,
Aud Henry rifles held the right Of
way,
And drivers with their escorts formed
a throng,
Behind whom silver bullion streamed
along
A scene Of life, hiIarity and glee,
Enthusiasm aud prosperity.
And now we are admOni-hed that
that glorious millennium Is again
waiting at our doo>s, eitb the military
aspect eliminated, and will again ap-
pear in the form OF a splendid rehsbil-
itation of Tombstone shall have been
ripely completed.
The effect will be to gid the Schie!
felin monument with a sentimental
halo of gold, while every crumbling
cross and every lowly grave will seem
to take on new interest in the light
OF new ard enduring era which has
had no parallel in the industrial his
tory OF Cochise county and Of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-02
Are You Going Away This Summer?

Remember, The TOMBSTONE Pros
PEcToR will be mailed upon request to
any subscriber temporarily leaving the
city, and the address will be changed
as often as desired. In requesting the
change give both the o,d and the new
address. Write or telephone the cir
uia.i on department