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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
From Thursdays Daily.

The "sSoet girl" graduate will ee n evidence in Tombstone this month.
 Mrs. 4. W. Howe was an outgoing passenger today on a yisi, 10 her par ents, Mr. and Mrs 0. c. sAerptfd, of Bisbee.
 J. William. booLkeereT m thc BtuE of Bisbee, as ID tho c.ty today. Icing called here as witue.s ID the case c tine Territory y,. C. ] Thurman wh' Is being tried uai9re Judge Mcfarland ,u the charge Of pa.-iug a vofibl.s. ;hcck on -hcria White. A. E. Davis, of tha il laehlca Wats Co, Vi. in today from che rnopnftin- pn A -nIr, bu-iurs. trip, returning Q. the evening train
 Pat Burns. of E sbec, came over yes- terday ard sill rem .in hsr" several day., having taken the contract wifh H. NJ. Fckerman i,r laying ths ce- ment walk on Allen street that i' now being lad.
 Fred Heiberg, mayor Of Don LouIs was a Tombstone victor today or court business.
 c. A. l.. Grow returned today iron Tucson where he has been in attend ance on the big Masonic meeting hell in that city this week
 Through the courtesy of E. C.Pici , ering. director of the Harvard colleg X observatory at Cambtidga, Mass, th University oi Arizona will the con - ing year have the uss of a powe D iul eigh:-inch telescope, which V be mounted in the university obsery ' tory.
 Dr. J. E BAc)n and wife were ou
 going passengers this afternoon
 New York city ou an extended tri
 While east pr. and Mrs. Bscrn w
 visit with relatives and the Dec,
 vi attend several special courses
 medical and surgical work. They m
 be absent about two months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
The High School
 Election Tomorrow

Tomorrow will be school election for the purpose Of deciding if Tomb. stone shall 1nsintain 6 high school CT not. The movement appears to be one in the right direction and the general, if not unanimous, sentiment fsvors such a plan. Tie Tombstone scbooI patrons are constantly incTeas- ing and some means should be pro- vided to have high school here, m. .tesd of making 1t obligatory to send students to other cities to perfect themselves in branches of school work that should as essily be secured st home
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17

At e meeting held today in the oi- fee oi fhs Huschuca Water Co, the direct rs ofthe company accepted the resignation of Mir. A. F. Davis as president and immediately filled thp vacancy by electiug John ". Walker Mir Walker is ably qualified to fill ,he position, having been on the "witer wagon" so long thG. he is now a past master in the art of using water, whether it be isr domestic uss or just or Use "on the eide"
 David Troxler, sn aged pioneer of Mess, died at bis home Saturday after. noon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
Must Surrender
 Internationally
Mexico City dispatch sars:-

\ Mexico City dispatch ssys:-
 Tie Mexican government has an nounced positively that fl the Yaquis surrender 1t till be uuconditionally, the requests of chiefs for certain privileges being positively denied. It Is believed that thls means that the Yaqui situation resumes it's normal status and that peace negotiations are off
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17

A band of Papago Indians arrived in Tombstone yesterday from the Papago Indian reservation, near Inc son. These dusky residents of the desert make annual pilgrimsges to Tombstone and sell ollas and pottery ware. The Papagoes, some lj or 20 in number, have established camp be- low town and wiil probably remain here during the summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
Wednesday. May l3

In the district court this morning 2 the demurrer to the indictment against John Skaggs, charged with passing fictitious papers or cheeks, was oyeTruled and the defendant enter. cd plea oi not guilty.
 Mike Diero Of Lowell was granted a decree ei divorce from Laura Diero, ss was stella May Delate from William DelGte. both of Bisbee.
 In the case Of c. L. Cummings, as administrator af the estate of John Welsh, deceased, vs NJ. Rosenberg, involving the question of title to several valuable lots on Main street, Benson, the court sustained the plea in bar 10 the complaint on the ground that the statnte Of limitation had expired. The plaintiff rsiused to amend and the case was sppeslei to the supreme court of the territory. The case involves the land, as vali as some O)O in Improvements.
 In the e4ss oi :. F. Hazard vs. the CO., partnership of Duey t Overlook, to recover the sum of SiI6.50, judgment was given to the plaintiff for that amount and costs of suit Notice Of appeal was given.
 The case Of David L Fsircbi.d vs. Frank J. Graf, which involves several thousand dollars, arising out of stock ursnssctions, was set for trial o-n June I7tb.
 By the action Of Judge Doan in the district court this morning in denying the demurrer to the Indictments re- turned hy the last grand jury against Harry Duey charging him With the crime Of embezzlement, the latter will be compelled to defend himself against those charges on the 9th of June, on which day the cases have been set.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
Tuesday. May IF

The attention cf the district court was taken up this morning in con- ciuding the eases started yesterday Sbic5 involved the question of de5t owed by the SOrrell Top Mining Com. pauy and the Arizona Consolidated Company, who are unw operating iu the Gro Blanco district between No. gales and Tucson Judgment w,s given 10 the plaintiff ID each of the iollowing cases against the company Albert Stein!elt Company, Roy and Titcomb, Lewellyn' Iron Worss Com pAny and G .rdner, Worthen & Goss A stay oi execution vas granted for tblrty days
 Brens Commercial Co. vs C W Pig. tonetti; judgment Tor plaintiff Tie date for appearance oi tAe trial ] jury changed from May 26, the former da,e being election day in Bis ! be aod Douglas.
 The arguments iu demurrer to in. dic:ments sgsins; Harry Duey and | ,hs, Ui John SkaQgs were heard and taken under adyissment.
 Matt Blrts, recently brought back from New Mexice, vas srFsigued ir answer to indictment for s =ault with intent to conmi. murder On one | Bob Warren Tn 1901. He entered g ] plea of not guilty anu case set fol June with bond fixed at Sl 900. 4
 R. Engli-h appears as detendant'' l counsel
 i This afternoon the Rosenburg case involving title to valuable Benson | property is before the court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17

University of Arizona students will give circus under & big tent on the campus at Tucson Saturday ai,er- noon
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-05-17
Thursday, May 14

Today was divorce day in the dis trict court, there being three actions
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31

OPEN LETTER TO DEMOCRATS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31

voters who have left the precincts in which they registered and are nov living in others. The requests were received after the copy for the reg ister had been placed in the hands of the printer for publication, so that it was impossible for the change to be made on the register However, it will not be necessary for them to go back into the precinct in which they registered, unless they have not re- sided in the precinct in which they now wish to vote for thirty days.
 This question came up two years ago and Charles R Howe, who was then clerk of the board of super visors, wired to the attorney general of the territory for an opinion in re- gard to the matter, and in reply re- ceiyed the following telegram:
 Prescott, Ariz., Oct. 20, 1906. "Chas. R. Howe, Tombstone, Ariz
 "Elector must vote in precinct In which he has resided thirty days nezf preceding the election, regardless of what precinct he may have register ed in. B. S. CLARK,
 SAttOrney General"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
NOTES OF QUARTERLY
 MEETING '. M. {. 4.
Territorial Committee at Fl PaSo Reports of Work
 Done.

The regular quarterly meeting ot toe territorial committee of the Y. NJ. C. 4. Gaa Heli h El Paso octoLe- n. Toe following notes are la .e1 rom the interesting report, just issued. of Secretary Pollard:
 Visits were made to Jerome, Pres cott, Tucson, Bisbee and Douglas in Arizona; Nacozari, Mexico; Fl Paso, Texas, Mesilla Park, Tucumcari and Las Vefas, New Mexico: Denver, Colo.
 Other parts of the field have been kept in close touch through core spondence.
 In Prescott a conference was held with representatives of the city rail road and Fort Whipple relative to a i work in the near future.
 IF Jerome our work was presented b the off 4iaIs of the Uaited Verde company and favorably received. 1t is hoped a work will be sLa.Icd spon in this important camp.
 In Phoenix the building operations have been suspended for the summer During the summer the association of fered part of their large lot to the government for a site for a new fed eral building. If the government de cides to build on this lot it will mean large financial returns to the associa- tion. It is fully expected that the new building will be completed by the fall of 1909.
 Several visits have been made to Tucson, and it Is hoped business con ditions will warrant a building cam paign during the coming =ear
 Risbee has kept a membership dur ing thr summer of over 800 and are nJH after the high record mark ,i 750.
 The building nas been renovated throughout, and the fall work is now under way. The educational classes include Spanish. typewriting, book keeping, stenography and mechanical drawing. The physical department has the largest classes in it's history, a new departure being a cricket club with grounds of easy access from the building. A very successful Sunday mems meeting is held weekly.
 The summer camp of Bisbee and Douglas was a success in point of numbers, results secured and also financially.
 At Douglas the building has been repaired and tinted and the coming seasons work promises much. The physical department has opened with record classes. Over 400 attended the opening exhibition All other de partments will be pushed this year by the new board of directors and the eff ficient force of secretaries.
 The El Paso building is pronounced by many as the most complete build ing of it's size in the country. A full program of activities is now In opera tion. The work done this year will set the pace for all associations in the southwest
 The college building at Mesilia Park
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
GOLF PLAYERS ASKED
 ID TAKE LESSONS
Instructor Will Be At the Coun- try Club Early Tomorrow
 Morning.

Golf Instructor Erickson and the greens committee request every golf player to be at the grounds Sunday. Instructor Erickson will be at the grounds at 7:30 Sunday morning. A team must be selected by Sunday week, and Instructor Erickson says we have better timber than Douglas and on the 29th will be able to carry the hSnors of. In December there are two matches on hand, one with Doug las and the other with El Paso.
 Every one should take a few les sons, and all those who have done so have improved their score several points, and in the future will see some new and surprising scores. The Douglas club has MT. Adams, who gave lessons here last spring, for a month, coming on the 10th of Novem- Der, the club having engaged him for the winter. It matters not what ones score has been in the past or now, the committee want all to try for the team work. In everything there is a right way, so there is in golf. One must learn how to stand and hold his driver, each stroke being different. Lofting and putting on the green is where the fine work commences.
 Golf makes the sick well. tae fat leaner. the lean fat, relieves the mind and gives the body exercise which is needed Many ladies are now taking lessons in golf and tennis. They are preparing for the matches which come od during November. l.. W. Powell, president of the club, has offered some handsome cups for the best lady players, or for the best team, as the greens committee may decide.
 The first tee of and the ninth green are being changed and will both be located in front of the club house, So all can see rom the porch the starting and finish of each game. Wood was sent to the club for the fire place. Parties wishing to use the club of evenings may have nice fire. The Montezuma Club had many magazines
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31

has been opened for the students, and the dedication vii take place during October.
 During the summer the territorial committee assisted in securing a loan to finish the building by fall.
 The value of the association work has been brought to the attention of the government officials and tfe Water Users Association, and all unite in saying a work among the men at the new project at Elephant Butte, will not only help the men, but will be an economic factor in building the dam It is expected our work will be established at this point when the work opens up.
 We believe the work being done and results accomplished should arouse renewed loyalty and generous support for the territorial committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
BOTH SIDES KNOW
 BIBLE BY HEART
Drill Contest Between BiSbee and Douglas Last Evening
 a Tie.

. A team representing the Douglas Bible class and a similar team from the Bisbee class contested for thirty minutes last nigat and out of three hundred questions neither side made a mistake Mr. C. E. Buchner pro nounced the questions, Mir. J. L. Bow den and NIT. c. W. Fink kept the time, while Rev. Raley very graciously pro nounced his. criticisms A lad. Roy Wylerr seven years of age, called forth applause by his ready answers to number of the questions.
 Douglas has .cAah snged Bisbee to send a team to meet Item at the Tue son convention in. November.
 The second part of the program was also a very pleasing one Six mem bers of the Bisbee class have com pleted the entire course of study and having secured the highest marks, 100 per cent, were granted diplomas from the International Sunday School Association of North America. Elder A. B. Carpenter, of Douglas. in a very happy speech presented the. diplomas This is the first class to graduate in Bisbee It is expected taat many others will graduate soon. z. There are enrolled in the United States mor- than 100000 in similar classes. The class of last night were Camilla Wal lace. Belle Logan, EuniH Petty, I.avada spicer, Ida May McGlone and Edna Mckenzie.
 A flash light photo was taken of the contesting classes.
 Visitors from Douglas are Mir and Mrs. A. B. Carpenter, Miss Frances i Quarles, Mrs Mark Henderson, Mrs Otto Wyler, Mrs. W. H. Holmes, Mrs. Branhan, Bertha Branhan, Mrs. Ruth Rosignal, Mrs. Nj. B. Perkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31

OPEN LETTER TO DEMOCRATS
 NO. 3.
 Have you read the screeches of the evening Republican newspaper for
 the past two days, since the Review
 has been talking straight from the
 shoulder to the Democrats of Cochiss
 county?
 Every method cited by the Review.
 as being used by the Republicans
 to weaken the Democratic party i'll 0ochise county, has hit the nail
 squarely on the head. For the past
 three days the paid Republican work
 CTS in the Warren district have re- turned to Republican headquarters and reported that their arguments
 were of no avail; that the Democrats were aroused, and the indications were that Cochise would return the greatest Democratic majority in the history of the county. The well financed campaign of the G. o. P. is On its last legs, and today, tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday the old line Democrats will be found on the firing line, fighting shoulder to shoulder for the principles which they endorse, and voting for the candidate of the Demo cratic party for delegate to congress who is the representative of those principles in Arizona.
 Saturday night will see the cam paign practically ended. Tha political lines have been closely drawn and all that remains to be done now is to get to the polls early and see that +sa With the increase of Democratic vot- CTS in Cochise county Mark Smiths majority will be greater than two years ago. The Democrats are awake to the importance of this election. They realibe that a state election Is not far distant and that the last cleo ton in the history of the Territory of Arizona will have an important bear ing on the political complexion of the new state. The Democrats of ,Ari- zona not only propose to hold the ad- vantage already gained, but to in- crease their majority, and with Democratic president and a Democrat Lc house of representative Arizona will send her Democratic representa- lives and senators to participate in the enactment of those laws guaran- teed to the people by the Democratic national platform.
 Turning aside for a moment from the congressional and legislative tick ct, glance at the county Democratic ticket shows that never before in the history of the county have the Demo crats used better judgment in the se- lection of candidates for county of fces. Eschewing politics for the mo- ment, in speaking of the candidates for sheriff, recorder, treasurer, etc, the Review invites comparison of the candidates on the Democratic tick. ct from sheriff to constable:
 Charles Locking, the Democratic nominee for sheriff, is a Cochise coun- ty boy. He is well and faYorably known throughout the length and breadth of Cochise county and his as sociates for years are his most loyal and enthusiastic supporters. Mr. Lockling is known by the cattlemen of Cochise county because he has been a cowboy; he Is known by the miners of Bisbee and smelter men Of Douglas because he has worked by their side and he is highly respected by every business man of Bisbee be- cause he has been one of their num-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
HALLOWEEN PARTY.

The party given at the Y. W. 0. A. last night for the benefit of the young women of the association and the girls of the town was carried out suc- cessfuIly, and a most enjoyable time had by all. Thirty-five guests were present, and refreshments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31

ordered, and as they nave broken camp. they have requested that the Warren club have the benefit of the magazines in the future, or until their subscription runs out
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
STERLING WORTH DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES GUARANTEE IF 4
 BIC VICTORY NEXT TUESDAY

Republicans the Run and Know They Are Defeated-At tempt to Turn Arizona From Democratic MooringS Has Been Desperate But Futile, Thanks to the Superior Character and Qualifications of Men Nom-
 hated for Territorial, County and Precinct
 Offices By the Democrats.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

loST-Black silk shawl at old opera
 house last night. Finder return to Review. S36
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-31
MUST RESIDE IN
 PRECINCT 30 DAYS Ruling of Interest To Those Who Have Moved Since
 Registering,

It is learned from Tombstone that a number of requests for transfers from one voting precinct to another in Nthe county have been received by County Recorder Mcdonald, from
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
! N EW BOOKS IN THE
! PUBLIC LIBRARY

George f. Boxall--"The Awakening
of Race"
Francis r. Clark-"The Continent OF
Opportunity; the South American Re-
publ.cs"
Robert w service-'-The Spell of the
Yukon and other Verses"
John +. G.. Snell--''The Distribution
OF Electrical Energy"
A. w. ewart--'Stereochcm
Henry Jephson--"Sanitary Evolution
OF London"
]. w. Clarke-"woman and Her
Wits; Epigrams on Woman. Love and
James p. Fitzpatrick-"Jock OF tn,
Bushveld: True Story OF Dog, foi
Children"
John S. Mlls-"Landmarks of Brit
ish Fiscal History"
A. II. Shannon-"Racial Integrity
and Other Features OF the Negro Prob
lem.
John w. Townsend--"Kent uckians in
History and Literature"
~. M. Waters-"Heroes and Heroism
In Common Life"
Paul l.. Dunbar--"Life and Works OF
Paul Laurence Dunbar"
VIM. III. Mallock--"Critical Examina-
ination OF Socialism"
sidney Lanier-'Hymns OF the
Marshes; Poems"
Hugo r. Meyer-''rhe British State
Telegraphs."
Casper S. Yost-"The Making OF a
Successful Wife"
Kate ID. Wiggin--"Magic Easements;
Book OF Fairy Tales"
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
LIQUOR TRAFFIC. IS
RAPED. HARD
BY PAIR
FIR. cLEARY MAKES PLEA FOR
REGULATION AND HIGH L.
cENsE, WHILE sx-JupaE FRAs-
Err WOULD WIPE OUT SALOONS.

The liquor trade was strongly con-
demned In two mastery addresses
Sunday. In the Afternoon. ex-Judge
Robert II. Frazer talked TO the s<ohn
Russell Union in Simpson NJ. Il.
church. while In the evening FIR. Jas.
III. Cleary, OF Minneapolis, spoke in
the Detroit opera house.
FIR. Cleary's topic was "A sane solu-
ton OF the liquor problem" and he
advocated high license and strict reg
ulation with the view OF minimizing
the evils OF drink, and gradually de-
stroying them by the advance in pIc-
lie opinion. He showed wherein the
liquor-selling business differs from
other vending occupations.
The regulation OF the saloon has
no relation To the personal habits,
rights or preferences OF any individ-
ual," ha said. 1T Is merely an effort
TO minimize the abuses against the
law, and the saloon will exist Just as
long as there is a popular demand
that II should exist.
There is no question, however, but
that the saloon as 1t exists today Is a
menace TO the morals and health OF
the citizens, 1t Is violating the law
and defying public opinion.
II am not in favor OF legislative
prohibition. beeausc- you can not iegiss
late virtue into the individual. Legis-
lation will. however. make 1t carrier
for man to be sober"
Ex-Judge Frazer was even more
bitter In his attack.
For 30 years I've never touched a
drop of liQuor-before that l never
let any get pas me-" he said.
alcohol is OF absolutely no use as
medicine.
THE minute man puts liquor into
his stomach. the bad In him FREEDOM
mates. The man who said that the
saloon IS the poor mans club had
never visited the saloons | have Wis
tied. Whisky and religion won't mix"
He urged his hearers to drop all
sectarianism and get together to wipe
out the liquor evil.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
ACME COLOR WORKS
RUNS FULL TIME

The Acme White Lead & Color
works is running full time and six days
a week Accumulated orders for
spring stocks and the many requisi-
tons received since the beginning of
the new year from the trade in all Sec
lions of the country, indicate that
there Is no lack of confidence in regard
to an excellent spring business.
The Acme company states that it's
opening business for 1908 shows a
handsome increase over 1907.
The Detroit times., 1908-01-13
COFFEE" COUGH.
Woman Feared Consumption but
Specialist Said Cough Came
from Coffee.

Quite a relief to learn your cough,
which everyone said was surely con-
sumption, is really caused by reflex
irritation from coffee drinking.
You can quit the coffee, but con-
sumption Is hard to shake"
A Wis. woman coughed so hard
and go much she and her friends
thought sure she had consumption,
but specialist in lung diseases found
her lungs were all right-the cough
came from coffee. She writes:
Il had a very bad cough that re-
fused to yield to medicine. After five
months doctoring with my home doc
tor and fearing consumption. l con-
suited a specialist who examined my
lungs thoroughly. He said they were
all right, but must quit drinking
coffee as that was probably the cause
of IT, | was very nervous. also.
He suggested drink Postum. and
gave me no medicine, only said he
would write to my home doctor.
came home glad in one way and sorry
I'm another. | thought IL was hard TO
give up coffee. for | did not care for
breakfast without it.
"The Doctors letter miscarried and
Il got no medicine for weeks, but
I left OF coffee and began to use Pos
tum, and my cough began 10 get bet
ter. l. steadily improved In other
ways--dlgestion got all right and I
was not nervous.
"A short time ago I went to n pic
mic where they served only coffee and
I drank some, but found my great love
for It was entirely gone
II would have been glad to have
had cup Of Postum. for the coffee l
drank seemed like I had swallowed
stone; besides. did nSt sleep that
night. Nothing would induce me TO
re back to coffee again" Name Civ
en- by Postum Co. Battle Greek.
Mich. Get the famous little book,
The Road 10 weffvtffp, I'm pkEs.
There's q Reason"