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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
Col. STEWART REPORTS
Commander of Deserted Arizona Post
 Arrives in Washington.
A Washington dis patch says:

\ Washington dis patch says:
 Col. ". F. Stewart of the coast ST.. tillery, commanding the ungarrisoned post at Fort Grant, Arizona, who is to appear before the retiring board to de termine h IS physical fitness for further service on the active list. reported to the war department today. No date has been set for the meeting Of the board. Charles Stewart, lawyer oi San Francisco. brother of Col. Stew art, is here locking after the latter s interest
 The war department made publ c today the names of ninety-cne uer- sons appointed second lieutenants ts from civil life as result of competitive examination at Fort Leavenworth in July. Among the appointees Is Fred erick Warren Stewart, appointed to the field artillery. He is son ol Col. Ym. F. Stewart, the Fort Grant exile
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
Ho s This :?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- yard for any case of Cetarrh that cannot be cured by Halls CatarI h Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, nave known U. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able carry out any obligations made bv nis firm.
 WALDING, KIENAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting direct y upon the bio, ( and mucous surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 35 cent per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
From Mondays Daily.

Asa Hoy and Attorneys Neale and O'Connell were oveT from Bishee to- ! Y, to lrok after the interest of B,s. bees fam Du' petition and perchance, to take the the court house back with them. At the threshold vf that i'm posing ed!iice, however, they met witt a surprise In the shape of that legal instrument known as an injunction and seeing that there was "nuth,n' d in just today" retracei their foot steps ti the depot m a lonely, sadl ' sort 0 way.
 Manager Street, of the Boquillas Land X Cattle Co. last week received S2JO worth of Burbank thornless cac
 us plants which he bought from G, H Fuller, They were shipped from California by freight. and according to the B nson Prees. arrived in nicr fresh condition. Most Of them have been planted near Land station, on one oi the company's ranches, but some Sill be kept at the home of MT. Street in Benson.
 A few days ago the Republican pa- pers of Arizona were announcing with nuc iuhilati m that Senator Foraker of Ohio would come to Arizona and take part in this camps'gn. R.publi- can office holders ara their emplOyes were very dllgent in getting -igne-s to a petition inviting Senator Foraker to cone. These papers have become sud denly silen, on this question. Their clam-like subsiden is very notice qble. Wonder what ails 'em? Robert E Morrison and E. 5. Clark are doing Cameron's talking in the north, and Governor Kihbey and Jo seph E. Morrison are doing Cameron's talking in the south. But. as the Courier remarks, they would not be permitted to talk for him on the floor of the national house of represent atives, where he would have to stand alone.
 However, there is not the slightest danger oi his having to attempt it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
Acceptanc ef Safe
 Made Conditional

The board of supervisors today ar ranged to accept the new county safe that arrived here in damaged cOnd = tion It will he necessary for the bid der 10 place same in good rondi,ion before payment is made, and Sl0H0 bond was exscted by the board before the agreement was made.
 The independence leaguers of Yuma county have placed in nomination a full county ticket.
 .The town of Indio, near Yuma, on the S. P, was badly wrecked by cy- clone. No fatalities. Many houses destroyed. Stafford is to be connected with Fl Paso by long distance telephone line.
 M. F.. Webster, formerly manager of the Consolidated Telephone and Telegraph company, is promoting an electric light plant for Stafford and Thatcher. Phoenix is arranging to give Mark Smith the reception of his life on next Tuesday night
 One hundred and fifty tons of hay were destroyed by fire at the Yeager rauch near Tempe.
 Phoenix dog owners are offering s -eward for the apprehension of an in- iividual who has been busy of late ,dminis.eIiF fatal doses to cani es. | Fire plugs h ve teen placed on all floors in the Phoenix public -hools
 Hose is close at hand Government experts are investie at-
 ing the cotton crop raised in Ium'
 ,.,unty this year. It is thought tha
 the fieecy staple will prove s gres
 wealth bringer to farmers ir that sec
 rion.
 Tucson has forty-three billiard ta hles at the disposal of the public
 When gambling was permitted, four
 cen sufficed. Tucson unionists have formed central trades council. F. L. Collie , president. Otto NJ H. Schley of Tucson is c1r
 esting with Frank Murphy for tt U Democratic nomination for sheriff (
 Pima county. 4 Cananea produced 3 900, 900 pound
 ,f copper in August. e A big country fair will be given b , rbe Arizona Health. League at Elysia
 grove. Tucson, the latter part of ne, ' mon'h' James McRiernan, a Flagstaff ol
 timer, is dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04

Twelve thousand gallons of oil were consumed in & fire at the plant of the Douglas Gas company one day last week.
 The Gadsden hotel at Douglas has added ladies maid to its force for the accommodation Of guests of the fair sex.
 The Salt River Valley Water Users association has approved the purchase of the canal from the Consolidated company 8, 8 price of $lS7 900. Prescott last week sold $20,0n0 worth of school bonds at premium oi $500.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
The City Primaries

The primaries for electirg delegates to the nominating convention to be held on the 10th day of October is now in progress. There being no con- test on in either party, the interest taken is not so intense as that shown in the county primaries and only a normal vote is heIng boiled in botl primaries. At 0 clock the vote stood as follows: Democratic 70; Republican B The respective tickets in the field are:
 Democratic R English, Slime Gallen, Frank Payls, Thos. A. Smith Martin Costello.
 Republican -L Lou Woolery, Cha. Melgren, Gus Baron, Geo Macia John Montgomery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
Return From Eastern
 Honeymoon Trip

Mart HHsr and his bride arrived rome last night from their eastern 1oneymoon trip. The genial purchas. ng agent Of the T. c. Nj Co.,, and ne popul lar bride were net at the rg anu given rousing reception. The crowd was augmented by full irleg4tIon of tEe Charivari Brigade ,ho right Justify greeted the happy coupe m regulation manner. The ;,uple are kept b1sy receiving the learty congratulations of their host of .om bstone friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
A TEMPE HUGGER
4 Jack the Hugger' Has Made His
 Appearance in Tempe -i z..i

Tempe has 'Jack the Hugger" in its midst. His first aT pearance was one night about a week ago. A young l,dy was walking along Eighth street when che suddenly found herseli;n the arms of man who had slipped up be- hind her. The girl screamed and the sroundre! fled. Since then several other similar attempts have been made The feilow thus far has con- fined his operations to Eighth street. Some of these nights the fellow will be caught and then there will be "doins." Tempe News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
looks Are Most
 Generally DeceIving

Los Angeles reporters sen d with the idea that all ArizoDsns are of necessity engaged in the mining busi- n .ss as everyone from this territory registering at their hotels is mentioned as "a prominent mining ma1," or as the well-known mining engineer Well, no harm done, thinks the No gales Times, it might be worss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
A SOCIAL EVENT
Tombstone Society Honors Newly Wed.
 ded Couple With Reception.

4 reception was held last night at the Toughhut residence in honor of MT. and Mrs. NJ. R. Hoar, and large number of friends called during the evening to pay their respects to the newly married couple. Mrs. Hoar was formerly one of the popular young ladies of Tombstone, and but recently returned to her old home in Miss:s- .ippi. "Mart," however, as he is cilled by all his friends, couldn't quite rec Oncile the distance between Mississippi and Arizona, so a couple of weeks ago ne took vacation trip and shortly after leaving the news came of his marriag- to Miss Anna NcGhee at G.oster. Mise. The reception came as ! double one, as the guests learned | after arriving at the residence on the | hi.l that they were also .o c,.ugratu- l late Mir. and Mrs. Elton Walker on their "tIn wedding anniseGsary"-ter years of happy married life. It va: | a pleasure to the large concourse o
 people wto called during the everinl
 to extend their nos, hear,y congratu
 Iations to both couples and the PRos
 RECTOR adds its most hearty wishes C
 those of the callers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver SI.CO Leat 75cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive promp' attention. Placer Gold, Retorts an Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, .l536 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04

It is reported on reliable authority that w B. Cleary of Bisbee will ac- cept the nomination for delegate to congress cn the independence party ticke', and that he will take the stu" D in behalf of his candidacy early next week
 This report i, flows tLe arrival in Bisbee oi L. J. Ergholz. southwestern manager of the independence party campaign, who ca" Q from Los An .cles to start the cam. aign in Ar'znna.
 Later-Nr. Cleary has accepttd q th
 omina ion as delegate to congress C. he Independence party ticket ani lei for Globe lat nigh', where he will make his oIening SD ech.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04

Bull fighting is being revived al the Agua Prieta bull ring across the Ire from Douglas.
 Yuma Elks have organized for the purpose of taking a big delegation to Los Anseles next year.
 California people are figuring cn putting up a custom smeIter in the Paradise district. Children of O F. Townsend of Yuma have asked for sn injunction to pre- vent him from disposing of any part of his estate, valged at si25,0O0.
 ChamcerIaln's Cough Remedg Cure cns auA WI -i1o ~s.aah Ysu VIII est rsfSk frso PaAA Q. snhang sas q ps. Ans6 Anu-Raaa PmA - ao aennah ~ soO0n
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
To Cure Cold in Ore Day s9:ss:. ssss: Tds Laxative Promo Quinine 1.bsts. 4 WH eaesy
 signature O. IIx0.1 bo1 2se
WARRANTY DEED

WARRANTY DEED Julian Nsvaratte ct ux
 to Wickersham Prew- itt Cattle company,
 land in the northwest
 l-4 of southwest lI of section 3, township l3, range 2e. e...... W T Williams to D Prewitt, land in the
 southwest l-4 of sec, tion 3. township 13. range 2S. .. a. c. DEED. William T Williams to
 Amanda k Prewirt,
 land in the southwest
 IA of section 3, town
 ship l3, range aS -. l B. IS. DEED. Jose Camacho ct ux to
 Rafeal de Ba fila and
 MariaDs B de Badiiia, property in the Queen
 add tion to the city of
 Douglas ..... .. 8 .. LEEDS. L E Woolery ct ux to
 Geo W c Woolery, un-
 div ded one.haii inter
 terest of the southwest
 I-4 of section 20. town
 ship IS, range 2l..... loo ..
 REAL EsrATE MORTGAGE Emma Fletcher and E NJ F.et cle to H r Doherty
 POWER F ATTORNEY.
 s $ Sutton to A II Pinyan-powel to sell, bond, lease Eureka group oI mining claims in the Warren dis trict
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
From Tuesdays Daily.

Constable Will White of Bisbee brought ih three prisoners for the county bsStile today. Two were Mex ic'n to serve jail sentences, and tho other was an unfortunate Slsvolian who will be examined IS to his sa 1ity. The insaue nna las pecuiia. hsilu- cination in that he continually runs about in a circle and laughs ..ear. .iv When stopped in hts gyrations he T. sumes his st ange antics upon the slightest provocation, The examin ing commission wilt inquire into 8 ca e tomorrow.
 1t is reported that the c < A have ceased work on the Casey group a. Laadsile. It is claimed negotiations are pending for an sxtention oi time on the ,pt on to complete work out lined
 The big mineral exhibit from Co., chise cpunty, Ariz and sonora, Mex ico, arrived in Albuquerque Saturday, and has been installed in the mining building at the exposition grounds. The exhibit is in charge 1 Frank Ger hart, secretary of the Douglas cham ber of commerce. and mines, who also is in Albuquerque.
 The exhibit consists Ofover six tons of very fine min. fal specimens from the rich mining districts If Cochise county and Sonora. There are many fine specimens from Cochise county, but the larger part is from the rich districts of Sonora.
 Last Sunday the Commonwealth mine at Pearce, which is connected with the main line by branch run ing south from Cochise, 32 miles east of Benson. shipped ten bars of gold and silver bullion worth about SlS,- 900. This mine ships bullion every two weeks and must be producing con. sidersbly more than 5000 per day, with about l25 men on the pay roll, working in the mine, mills etc.
 The Benson Press says that this mine is said to have produced over S32, 900, 900 since its discovery. Last | vaur tho swpr, sto,apap. otvap in d 2 ! a basis for taxation was S26l, 2-T .S6, and the output appears to be increas ing. Mes-rs. Swat,ing X Smith are working tLe mine under 4 lease.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY

C0CHlSE COUNTY t-'-nments Filed With the Count,
 Recorder The International Land X Improvement com pany to H II Freeman property in the Claw son addition % the city of Douglas ...... 600 .. The international Land X Improvement com. psny to Kelly Henry, DJuglas property ..... $50 ..
 MINING DEED W c Choate to Fred G Bernoudy, one-third interest ID the Fault lees and Hilltop min ing claims situated m the California mining UleiriCt ..
 GIT CLAIM DEED The Norton-Morgan s~ Commc.c:.! company to Mary E Prind,evilie house and lot known AS the Keith Preston place at PesIce. ...... 125 =.
 MORTGAGES Jacob Jacobson ct ux to Arizona Nut $ X l. Assn
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE H H Freeman tt ux to Ariz Trust & Banking company
 cHATTIE MORTGAGE Vienna Bakery Go to Citizens Bank X Trust company
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE NJ Cunningham, agent, to II K Huddeston and ] Jxcobeon
 HOMESTEAD DECLARATION George Woods cla ms homestead exemption on lot l9 and north l-2 of IS, block l, Bakerville. on Guard Lode Warren district
 POWER OF ATTORNEY Charles Gerdes to A l. Grow
 WRIT IF ATTACHMENT EW Spires vs Elizabeth Ann New comb
 AMENDMENT OF CERTIFICATE OF
 INCORPORATION BJ 0'Reilly company name chang ed to Arizona Insurance Agency
 WARRANTY DEED W Kline ct ux to W H Harwood, property Tn Kline & EwelPs sub-di- vision to Settlers fir-t addition to the city of Douglas. 3o W H Hsrwoou ct ux 10 W Kline, property Tn Kline & EwelPs sub-di- vision to Settlers first addition to the city of DOuGIdS oo . Mrs Lulu Fisher to Jcse- phine Rurks, Douglas property Io |. The International Land and Improvement company to A A Dud- ley Douglas property. 200 Lee Thompson ct ux to Anna Deimer, Doug las property...- 6Op James A Thomsen ct ux to Conute J Olson, property in the North Douglas addition to the cityof Douglas... $50 The International Land and Improvement company to A Dud- ley property in the Northwest addition to the city of Douglas. l50 The International Land and Improvement company to A Dud- ley, property in the Northwest addition to the city os Douglas. 25O
 R K MORTGAGE. Jacob Jacobson et ux to Arizt Mutual saving and Loaa Assoc tion
 Rw Arthur, Sr, ct ux to Hs Kingioa
 Wm N Reese ct ux to Provid
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04

This delegation is considered as solid for Locking for sheriff and Rock for supervisor. IL is also reported that the Bisbee delegation is almost solid for Locking, which makes tha' gentleman's nomination practicalI, certain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04


 o NJ Saelid ct ux to Cochise Build ing and Loan Association LENS. LW Blinn Lumbe company vs Ji Heron md Geo Land ARTICLES OF ISCoRPoRATIoN Kansas. Cananea Copper company WARRANTY DEED. " E Walker to c c Barry X company, land in the west 1-2 of northeast II and east l-2 of northwest l-4 of section IS, township Fl range 24 ........... lIoo John w Sullivan to WE Wall CT, land in the west l-2 of northeast I-4 and east l-2 of northeast l-4 of section IS, township 24, range 24 4.........--. i-Vo Rosende Montana ct ux to Ceciio Hol9uin, property in the Queen addition to the city of DOnKtds AoV A H Emanuel and NJ D Scribner ct ux to c L Cummings llots and 6, block "L" of the Vizina Mine, situated in the city of Tomb stone 0oo
 DEEDS OF TgUsT C 4 Overlook ct ux to The Title Guarantee and Trust company, and Fidelity Savings and Loan Association, lots 20, 2l, and g, block S6 in the city of Douglas, Sl2 900, due in six years, s72 per mOntn ]. R Allen ct ux and c W Allen ct ux to The TItie Guarantee and Trnst company, and Fidelity Savings and Loan Association, lots 50 and 5l, block 4, in the ci.y of Bisbee; also 6 triangular tract of ground adjoining these lots. sso,O0o, due in 1O years, $l20 per month ......
 MORTGAGE Lou c Woolery ct ux to c L Crm mings
 w F Johnson to Mrs c H Ken yon | Frank Haines and John F. Loga ct ux to Prevalent Nut Bldg and Loa Assn
 Earl Mckinney and H McKinne ct ux 10 J H Eicks and w NJ Va Meter ' Cynthia L Bohmialk to Mrs Lizz Scott
 Donnie E Wilkinson to
 John Lynch, Douglas
 property -.......--.. oVV
 QUIT CLAIM DEED The Cochise Develop .i ment company to
 Diana l. Kirk, portion
 of surface ground on
 Wee Wee patented
 mining claim in the
 Warren mining dis
 trlct hV Dana L Kirk to William
 T Davey, portion of
 surface ground of Woe
 Wee patented mining
 claim situated in the
 Warren mining d is
 t-tct =. ...-....- o0O Cor Harrington to Jas
 B Johnston, Bisbee property. sl2OO George Singleton to J NJ
 Johnson, property in
 the Calumet Queen sd-
 dition to the city of
 DOuglae. l<UO "A Whaley ct ux Lucin.
 ds Whsley, and Dora ,. Whaley, to H W Bay. Tor. Fly Bowles and
 AR Bowman, proper I ty in the Fairview ad-
 dition to the city of - Dous uslas..........,. coo
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04

HE hEF BI-IIANS.
 The Republicans, whose county con ven.ion will meet in Douglas on tn, same date, elected their delegates b, the uniform vote of 2S, there being nc contest on. The following gentlemen will represent them. 4. H. Gardner Dr. H. F. Sloan, Chas. Bowman, Frank Myers, J H. Macia, L. c. Wilbur and J. T. Kingsbury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-10-04
THE PRIMARIES

The primary election held in this city Saturday passed of quietly. The heavy vote cast, however, that this was not due to any apathy ou the part of the people, but that the voters, particularly the Democratic contin- gent, had come prepared to vote and not to talk. In the Democratic pri- mary 2l4 ballots were cast as against 2S in the Republican.
 As result of the mass meeting held Friday night, the Democratic placed eighteen names in nomination as del egstes to the county convention to be held in Bisbee October 3, and from this number the electors were required to select the nine delegates to whicl this precinct is entitled.
 The fnllpw.nV ppnf,empp vera sp
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25

ter reputation than he has. And
| am so glad to have the oppor-
tunity to be with such man as
this. [ speak of him for an ex
ample. Why? Because there is
no Negro headwaiter that ever
lived who has done more in this
line to elevate our people.
He held the position as head
waiter in one of the best hotels
in the country for thirty years,
and has always been the legal
advisor for his proprietor. If
every man will stay at his post
and guard it as he has, he will
always have rapid success. We
must remember that such men as
this are few, and we are glad to
known that Mr.. Fletcher is so
enthused over Mr. Mile way and
we hope that he will follow after
his example, so that he may
soon be able to fill the place of
Mr., Miles as he will soon be ready
TO retire, but not because OF OLD
age, but because he has accumu-
lated much wealth out Of his po-
sition, therefore, he will soon
give such young men as Mr..
Fletcher an opportunity to hold
up the banner he has been carry
ing for so many years.
We are also glad to congratu-
late our new management and
we are also glad to know that
they too, have a great reputa-
ton and are both gentlemen, as
they have always employed COL
ored walters. We feel now that
our head waiter and manager have
a reputation second to none. We
will rest assured that these two
distinguished heads together will
carry US to the height OF our
position OBSERVER.
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Bloomington News.

Miss Lillian Calhoun who was
Ill the first of the week, is much
better at this writing.
Elder Geo HoagIand preached
at the Union revival service
(white) in Humer, I'll Sunday.
M, Stearles was confined to his
home with illness the early part
of the week
William Scott's funeral was
held at the A. M. E. church We'd
nesday afternoon. He was so
unfortunate as to lose his life
under the wheels of freight
train in the G. & A. yards, while
on his way home after the com
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POlitio S, State,
City and County

AS we SAID last week, all the
evidence in the case is the best
evidence and the opposing side
has failed to show cause why
Deneen should not be reelected
Most of the affairs politically
have been in a dormant tate. be
cause OF the lethargy on the part
OF the Legislature to enact pri
mary law. The affairs of the
state have been we'll guided un
der the present regime and that
they will even improve is highly
probable.
For Stale Auditor, it is our be-
lief, that there will be Lo strong
fight. Mccullough, our present
state accountant, has so very
we'll discharged the duties of that
office, that his denomination and
election are almost a certainty.
Andrew Russell will hard Iy
know he has an opponent. There
is some talk of Southern Illinois
bringing out a candidate for
State Treasurer and Cook Co. a
man for Auditor. but the bearers
Of the messages do not say whom
the problematical candidates are.
neither is the source from which
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-01-25
Jacksonville Items.

The Domestic Social Club held
their regular meeting at the res.
dence of Mrs. Allen on Lincoln
avenue.
The Wednesday Art Club will
hold their next Meeting at the
residence of Mrs. Champman.
Miss Nina Moore of Pittsfeld.
will be in the city Thursday, the
guest of Mrs. Golf.
The Ladies Aid Society met
last week at the residence of
Mrs. Richard on Anna street.
Mrs. Vim. Triplet is somewhat
i-disposed with lag"ipe.
The Ladies Art Club held
their meeting at the residence of
Mrs George Clark on r. r. St.
Mrs J. Damons was taken to
the hospital Tuesday. suffering
severely with pneumonia.
Born to Mr.. Glass aud wife on
Anna street, a daughter.
A private dance was given
Tuesday night at K. of P. hall in
honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Bland of
keokuk Iowa.
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w no are the
Faithful Ones

w. O. Fletcher of st. Paul.
who is now employed by Mr..
Miles, who is Low headwaiter at
the Leland hotel, is much enthus
ed over his ideas as to the privi
leges Mr.. Miles allows his wait.
ers. Mr.. Fletcher says it is one
Of the greatest opportunities
that has ever been permitted in
history. Mr.. Miles gives every
waiter employed under him the
privilege of giving their ideas as
to what can be done to improve
themselves in rendering better
services or making themselves
more perfect along these lines
and must say Mr.. >FIetcher's re.
marks were the most interesting
that [ have ever heard and such
ideas make every waiter stop and
think what he can do to i'm prove
himself, and | must say that we
can never learn all there is about
anything. But | will say that
we can make great Improvements
by getting the ideas of other
walters, and such a man as this
we should all take pattern after.
and follow his example. Mr..
Miles has been holding the posi-
tion of head waiter for two score
years and then some; and | must
say that there is no man that is
known in history who has bet.