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The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
FOR the WARCEHsHIP.

"Im out for warden of the peni-
tentisry, and I'm out to win" said
Deputy County CLERK NJ. ]. Walsh
yesterday after comforting with the
high.up democrats In Denver and
friends have been boosting for me for
the position for some time. but it has
only been in the past week that /
have taken an active interest. Teller
county will give me its entire support
and have been given promise Of a
strong backing in Denver and other
parts of the state
The position OF wsrde; ia one OF
the biggest plums In the state. II
has been generally conceded that thi,
would go to Denver, but since Telle,
county made such an excellent show
ing for the party at the last election
it is thought by many Of the leaders
that the Job should come here as a re
ward for the good work. As Mr..
Walsh led the party in victory, at the
polls and devoted his entire time tt
its success, his friends are unit IL
supporting him for the position. -
Cripple Greek Times
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
the mlltERs ENTERTAINED.

= Last night merry company gath
cred at the home of Mr. aud Mrs.
John +. Miller on East Main street
in response to Invitations to play pro-
gressive ouchre. Those present state
that this was one of the most enjoy
able affairs that has been given In
Florence in many months and that
the three course luncheon was planned
and served for discerning and epicu.
rean tastes.
The winners of the prizes were
Mesdames Walsh and Salmon and
Messrs Niece and CLARK. Guests
present were: Mesdames Hopkins
Levett, CLARK, Mccormick. Nelson,
Robinson, Ash. Columbia, Niece
Koontz, Cadman. Atkinson, Salmon.
Walsh and Hurst. Messrs Niece.
Salmon, Atkinson, Cadmsn, Koontz.
Columbia. Robinson. Nelson, MoCor.
mick. CLARK, Levett and Hopkins.
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
REACHING THE SPOT.
1t Can be Done so Several Flor.
ence Citizens Say.

To cure an aching back,
The pains OF rheumatism,
The tired ont feelings,
You must reach the spot-get at
the cause.
In most cases tbs the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys.
Charles Clelland, living at BOG
Washington street. Florence. Colo.
says: Last fall i began to have
trouble from rheumatism in the mus
cles Of my arms. When would a.
rise in the morning my arms felt sore
and stiff and panied me severely
when l attempted to lift them. l
read about Doan's Kidney Pills. got
box at Daniels drug store and be-.
gan taking them. They went right
to the root Of the trourle and gave me
prompt relief also improving my
health. / can surely vouch for the
merits Of Doau's Kidney Pills,
from my experience / know that they
act as represented. "
For sale by all dealers. Price go
cents. Foster. Milburn Co Buffalo I,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nAme-Doan 's-and
take no other. IN "
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20

A splendid assortment Of Palmer q
famous perfumes will be In shortly at
Daniels Drug Store. soft
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
catarrh Cannot BE Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
roach tho scat Of tho disease. Catarrh is a
blood or a constitutional disease, and In order
to curc Il you must take internal remedies.
Halls Catarrh Cur@ 10 taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Halls CAtArrh Cure 10 not a auack medicine.
II was prsscribed by ono OF tho best physicians
In this country for years aud is u regular pre-
-cription. IL II eomposed Of tho best TONES
known, combined with the host blood purifiers,
acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two ln6rod isnts 10
what produces such wonderful results Ia cur.
ing Cstarrh. Bend for testimonials fres.
=. J. CHENEY co.. Toledo. o
Fsf. fSiS 4 X.Tss VII, Ri. u. co..up.uo..
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
What Would You Do?

In case Of burn or scald what
would you do to relieve the pain
Such injuries are liable to occur in
any family and everyone should be
prepared for them. Chamberlain 4
Salve applied on soft cloth will
relieve the pain almost instantly. and
unless the injury is very severe one
will cause the parts to heal without
leaving q scar For sale by Daniels
Drug store. wmf
The daily tribune., 1908-11-20
Sick Headache,

This distressing disease results
from disordered condition of the
stomach. and can be cured by taking
Ohamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Get free sample at Dan
iels' Drug store and try Is. wmf
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
A STRIKE AT PEARCE
Experts Pronounce Ore
 a GIaceine FI0urine

Exports of gold excitement come from Pearce. The find was made on the tiourine group, owned by Judge Wm. D. Monmonier and others and 8 claimed to he an exceptionally re- narkable strike carrying high values :, the yellow metal. The character f ore i- fl urine, bluish tint impreg mating the ore matter and wherever fouud carries highest values. The find has csueed quite an excitement and all available ground contiguous
 the discovery has been located The strike has attracted quite a nun her of experts. who have examined the ground and declared the ore to be glaceine fiourine such as found in Color do, where the sensational value. | of whIch has made 1t the most sought for mineral in that state. Work vii
 be at once crowded on the new dis covery and another b,nsnzs expected
 to be opened up in that famous dis
 trict. It is reported the owners of th'
 group have been besieged with fistter
 ing offers from mining men for bont os interest, but thus far have not beer
 accepted by the owners
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
ARNOLD IS APPOINTED
Phoenix Nan Receives Notice of His Appointment to Receivership of
 General Land Office.

Charles 6 Arnold of Phoenix yss- { rday afternoon received a telegrs' from missioner Dennett of th. general land office informing him ,i his appointment as receiver of tn Phoenix land uffice.
 The Republican says that thou .' Mir. Arn"id was not an applicant fo' the office, to ~h:ch George L. Bugh', had been appointed month ago, sue ceeding Wymap W. Wase fi-ld, he had an intimation the night before that his appointment ~ss under considera- tion and might te announced yester- day.
 Why the change was made is not known. MT. Arnold was an applicant for the office more than A year ago, following the death of Milton NJ. Moore, the receiver. He had the sup- port at that time of Secretary Taft, hi- brother, CNsrles P. Taft, and Ar thur I Nnrys, but before their en- dur-ements could reach the president at Oyster Bay, the appointmt mt of MT. Wake field was made Mir. Aruold never renewed hs application.
 Some of his friends, however, appear to have r~uewed their efforts in his behalf, with the result of a change in plans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
CHIEF IS NOT DEAD
Yaqui Leader lis Not Killed but in Conference With Governor Torres
 of the State of Sonora

The Ysqui warfare which has ter. rorized all Sonora ard retarded its development for the past three years, will be ended this week, sc .ording to arrivals in Tucson from that sec- ton.
 Governor Torres and Chief Bule of the Indians are now in conference and it is expected that a peac- treaty wi ne entered into which viii be satisfactory to all parties.
 Monday night Governor Torres ar rived in Gusymas and went out i'm. medistely for a meeting with Bule, the chief.
 It was reported few days ago that i Buie had been killed m a battle, hut l latter reports proved thst he had been wounded in the fight and had recover, ed from the effects rf the MauseI bullet. After this fight Buie's hal WAS found and it was bloody, and ,hii gave rise to the story that he wal killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

Somebody, yes, several of them who gre chasing away from Tombstone,
 'isbee and Douglas to lot of thirsty rocks in we'll advertised, 90 called FL dorados, will bring their clothes back home one of these dave and cay "Why didn't you tell us that we had it beat right at homer"
 "Culturs," is the title of a new pa per published at Hermosillo. It is issued weekly in magazine form. In an article on the Yaqui situation it states that there is no doubt that the present negotiations between the authorities and the rebellious chiefs will be satisfactorily concluded within few days.
 Republicans of the territory are be- coming very much interested over the successor of Ben Daniels as United States marshal for Arizona Mir. Daniels term expires in a shor, time, and while he is said to be out for re- appointment, there are many who say he will not Le chosen. He was a rough rider under Roosevelt and a close friend of the colonel, but the next appointment will be by Taft, and his attitude in the matter has not been disclosed.
 Friday evening the house of Robert A. Turnbull, on Sixth street, in Phoe. nix, was entered by burglar with pass key and iewelry and ,rinke,s to the amount of $tO were taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
TO URGE STATEHOOD
Statehood Is Promised to Arizona By the President al Short Session
 In December

President Roosevelt in his message to congress in December will strongly urge statehood for Arizona. This is shown conclu-iveiy in his letter to Chief Justice Kent of the Terriror. isl Supreme Court, which is 6, fol- lows:-
 "The White House, Washington D c, Nov s, l9 My de M
 hief Justice: have your letter the 5th That is really good bu-ine- am delightei that Cameron wn elected shall of course urge sepa rate stateho d for Arizona and Nr Mexico in my message. II Govern Kihhey xi!l come on here I will he'l him in every way in the preparation a urging of such a measure. "Faithfully yours. | "THEToRE ROOSEVELT,
 "Hon. Edward Kert, Ch ef Justic, Supreme Court, Phoenix, Arizona"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
KIBBEY PLANS TRIP
Governor to Go to Washington to Use His Influence In Securing
 Statehood for Arizona.

To use his influence with the mem- hers of congress, Governor Kibbey is planning to leave Phoenix about De- cember for Washington, D. C., where he will remain during as much of the session as is pecesssry to determine whether or not Arizona is to receive statehood now or not until the next long term.
 Kibhey's decision to make the trip has followed the letter received by Chief Justice Edward Kent from President Roosevelt, in which the lat ter again announces that he has evac. usted the position he formerly took on the statehood question, and will now redeem himself by doing every- thing in his power to get Arizona ;n ss single state.
 While Governor K'bbey has not made all hio plans, it was stated today that il necessary he would remain in Washington until the Christmas hol- idays.
 Ralph Cameron, deleg gate-elect, will accompany the governor, and Arizona
 ~i'i hay. Delegate Mark Smith on the ground to continue the fight he has
 been making for the past twenty year:
 in the interests of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
IS SOLD FOR $50.0O0
An Arizona Ranch and Orange Grove Is Sold 10 New York Capitalist
 Present Crop Worth S10.000

What is probably the biggest indi- vidual deal in Salt River valley orange land was cousumated yesterday when G NJ. Hahn sold to William Coleman Rogers of New York his so acre ranch in section 30 for & cash nsideratiur of $5O,00J. The transaction was made through the firm of Taylor & BerrymAn, l4t North Center street This ranch which is known as the "Buens Vista" is situated on the Crosscut canal about mile from the Arrz na. Thirty acres oi it are plant. I'd ID oranges which are now ready for pic.Ing. The crop of oranges alone is worth $l0.00O.- Phoenix Republi- can.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
LOWER WHEAT RATE
Rate on Whelt Shipped from the East to Phoenix Reduced 36c. Thanks
 to Maricpp, Conme -cial Club.

O ie nj the Tt ir'iis of [ fgi { that Is heinz maie bv the Maricol s 'nmm-rci.l club t" get better freisi [ nd .xpres- rate. was harye-ted in F l Ps-o tuesday when the Santa F. agreed tn lower the rate on wheat from eastern poin's to Phoenix from fl IS to si cents. It came after tn. Phoenix Flour Mills had shown the injustice Of the old rate.
 War on public service corporations g alleged to he charging excessive rstes in Arizons is to be waged in Phoenix next January when the hearing he d before the interstate commerce com mission in Fl Pa-o Monday and Tues. day will be continued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
Former Tombstoner
 Removes to Yuma

Frank Moreno. formerly in the shoe business in the Smeltei City, passed through last n:ght an route to Yuma, where he goes to take charge of one of the departments in Sauginettis store st that point. Mir. Moreno is one oi the old Cochise county boys who has 5een in the county for mary years, having attended the public schools in Tom mbstone. "I very much die ike to leave the old boys of this county" said he yesterday, "but the best of friends must part. l want them to always stop long enough in Yuma to make me call and they will alwayr find the latch string dangling on the outside. ."--Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
OFF TO WASHINGTON
Captain Jenkins and Lieutenant Phi
 Sheridan Depart for Capitol

Lieutenant Phil H. Sheridan of the Fifth Cavalry is eDroute to Washing. t'n from Fort Huschucs 10 be present st the unveiling in Sherman Circle in Washington of . monument to his fa'her, General Phil Sheridan. Lieut.. sheridan is hurrying eastward in com. Dliance with an order calling him for temporary duty in the office of the chief of staff of the army This is the military way of inviting the son of 'he great commander to he present ct the unveiling of the monument.
 Accompanying Lieut.. Sheridan is 'sptain Jsnkins of the Fifth Cavalry, who has slso been called to Wash ington
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
From Tuesdays Daily.

A. F. Stumpf returned yesterday from Bsbee.
 sYesterday was pay at the T NJ Co and the usual number of pay checks distributed which are always welcome in this neck of the woods.
 The first thing Con,tland will do when she incorporate. will be 10 put iD 6 med .um sin.l. barrel brewery whrch will produce the am CT c"lorrd article that will make Millwaukt e jealous.
 Sup't Ssundercock of the Bl ck Diamond com pany, was T.'mostO.. vi-i.or today MT Saundercock is = the op'nicn hat work will be resumed tt the BlacK Diamond some time ir January. The company is being re
 'ganIzed . d h. svy financial inter ests become interested in this mer, torious prNperty winch will soon gam b.. numbered in the producing class of Cochise county bDnsDzss.
 S,perinte ndent Grouse will receive TOO stock cattle about the 25th of this month from Illinois. These cattle will be issued to the White Mountain Apsches The Indians will deliver about 2,000 bushels of corn for the Indian school at White River and nearly 7,c00 bushels at Fort Apache The Indians raise, shelf and deliver this corn themselves.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
OLD MINE RE0PENS
Old Guard Co. Reorganizes as Arizona Mines Co. and Arranges for
 Resumption of Work.

Another Tomhs one property is to -e re"pened and smoke s Il soon issue rom h".st that has been idle for many yasrs.
 rme 0 d Guard Co. has been reor- .nIzed d-r C name of the ari
 ,s Nn-- Ca. d arraDgen ent ave heen ma e Or the resumpt on oi nrk thi- sIus' le group Toda,
 'hnrI-- l., re re of fh csgo, wh
 heavily interested in the new c m- my. d Mr. r \. F"yler. a mining ngineer of prominence, arrived ID Tombstone to personally look after the preliminary details necessary to rhe reopening of the property.
 The gentlemen were taken to the mines today by Charles Kreuder, who has be- n acting as local agent of the company, and it Is announced thsi step will be taken at once to begin work.
 The plant and machinery is to t' overhauled without delay. and devel. opment work will be outlined by Mir Fowler, who has recently been ident fled with the Copper Bottom Co. c Quartzite.
 The news of the resumption of worl on the old Guard is pleasing to Tomt stonites- The property has . recor of production and is regarded as goo ] mineral eection by Tombstone mir ing men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
From Mondays Daily.

Hon. Neil Bailey is over from Naco
 ," A busiress visit Mir Bailey will ems n over to see the 0ihcial count oi
 the board The inc ,mplete count
 makes rhe figures very close in h |
 ',se and the result Is in doubt, which
 sill onl; De known when the various t,liy lists are officially counted. Master Ciaud Craig met with se'
 -'"us mi-hap this afternoon near the PRosPEc OR cffice. He ~ss rid ng 4 horse when the animal ecame sud- enly unmansgable and threS the young rider to the ground. He ~as badly bruised because of the violent fall, but it is not thought that any bones were broken.
 J c Page Is 6 county seat visito'
 rom Wilcox on business before the DO i'd.
 E G krImmel, manage. of the Arizona division of the r"stional Correspondence Schools, was in tn.
 ity today.
 A dru mer named Coleman made An Gssault with a p,cket knife upon an actor with the show troupe last ev, ming. He was promptly anored by the Thespisn and later was arrested and had to pay BIO fine.
 Mrs "m Hughes returned to Bis bee today after pleasant visit with her daughters, Mrs McPherson and Mrs Dslglish.
 Editor Kemp of the Range News is 4 Tombstone vi.itor from Wilcox.
 Constable D Prewit, of Bowie is in the city on official business.
 The board Of supervisors will make 'he official count oi the recent election Chairman Riggs is on hand and Supervisor Bowen will arrive to- night. supervisor McCabe is still very sick and unable tu be in attend. ance at the meeting. The count will decide several close results which are n doubt, notably in the assembly and ,uperv;sorship. 8 number of precinct officers are also very close, it beng that cpntest mi Int he filed 1 with the bnard for a recount, however, no protes, Las thusfsr been filed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
Bailey Elected by
 One Majority

The ofic al count of the board of supervisors changed the result in the ease of Neill Bailey for the assembly, that gentleman winning nut by one vote. h these days of republican lsnd-lides even one majority is a com pliment to the lucky winner and he is to be congratulated on the result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
IN THE C0U T.S
0oings In the Various Courts of
 Record of cochise scounty
PROBATE COURT.


 Estate "f Winifred J Rogan, minor 'rder authorizing guardian to invest money of ward.
 Estate Of Malyina F. Red6eld; iusl discharge of administrstor Estate George Mulkey petition asking that property be assigned for benefit O! widow and the minor chil- dren.
 Estate of George S Mu.key; di-- chsrge of citation.
 Estate of Charles NJ Brown; final discharge of administrator Estate of Adels Loper Suits; order appointing appraisers.
 E-tste of R bert Cagle; petition oi administrator 10 erect 6 monument hearing set for November 2lst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
NOTICE.

Notic is hereby :.given that the an nusl meeting Of the stockholders of che Gils Valley, Globe < Northern Railway Company will be held ct the offices of the company, Tucson, Ari. .ona, on Wednesday, December 9th. 1908, at 200 o'clock p. m for the elec- ion oi Board of Directors and the transaction of such other business as nay properly come before the meet. tng.S
 Dated Tucson. Arizona, this 2nd dsy of November, 1908.
 CHAs. B. WALKER, novS Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
WOULD BE SENATOR
Hon. Henry E, Ashurst of coconino Would Wear Senatorial Toga
 When Statehood Comes.

District Attorney Henry F. Ashurrt of Coconino county, who passed through here Sunday night to the ter ri,orial fair in Phoenix, announced his friends at the depot here that he will enter the race for the senatorship ss on ss the territory is g anted statehood Prescott M,ner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22

-uHs ->ow-s- ~ttb ta.cEre,s- '1- ha.ti.- cU=e constipation -Jrevss
 'ni' .rnoVists rsfuad .nop4s
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22

Chamberiain's Cough Pemedv . cnses Colds, z c-oup and whoopins coaGh
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22

Curry, property in the Musgrs,e addition to the city ol Doug HIS .-..-
 DEEDS. Jacques Ardisson to Elm
 6 Ardisson. Douglas property ........... " .. Emns Ardis-on to Jsc- ques Ardiesop, Doug las property .... 10 .. The Warren company to The Warren District Country Club, prop erty in the w arren sO"heiit The International Land X Improvement com psny to Julius l. Stsm- baugh, Douglas prop ertf ..--..-'
 INCORPORATION Ninnis Vibrating Cement Co--cspi- ,al slOO, 900.
 AGREEMENT Jacques Ardisson and Emma Ardis- bn-- division oi property
 WARRANTY DEED J O Martin ct ux to c B Fleming, property in Stetler's fret addition to the city of Doug 'he. iV
 MINING DEED Gustav Gottschslk and James w Duugherty to D P Hickey and J D Machomich, the Tri- angle mining claim situated in the Tur- guoise district. . l50 ..
 
 CIT CLAIM DEED A A Dudley et u1 to Rosario Villa, property in the Northwest addi- tion to the city of Douglas aa......... 10 ..
 DEEDS. The International Land and Improvement com- pay to Rosario Villa, property III the North west addition 10 the city of Douglas .. ln6 ..
 WARRANTY DEED Thomas M-ddern ct ux Edward and Eliza beth Dickinson, Bisbee property y....-...-... 25o
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-22
RECORDS OF
 cocHIsE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Recorder
 DEEDS l Brown to Dayid NJ Hosler, property in the Lone Star addition to the city of Doug las. .-.... l-J Heber c Kimbsll ct uX to Mary F. Kelley, leno Mar,ane Christensen to Mary E Kelley, land. 25O .. c H Moon to R NJ Moon Bisbee property ..... loo .. The International Land and Improvement company to Maria Norsga. Douglas prop erty ............--.. = A Dudley ct n1 to M.Ty McNamars. property in the Queen addition to the city of DOugias. ........ lev Severe Ybsrrs ct ux Co A A Dudley, property in the Queen addition to the city of Doug- las lfo John Gleason ct ux to Mrs Henrietta Franco, Willcox property .... 25o .. George H Nesle, mayor of .he city of Bisbee, to the Bisbee Elk, Bis bee property. ....-. .. Arizona and Mexico Realty company to H F. Kirk. property in the Overlook addition to the city of Doug- las ..-... .-....-. o'o Q. John Schneider to Alice G Schneider, Douglas property ty--.-...- io v
 QUIT CLAIM DEED RE Risketts to Mamie A Ricket,s, land d...... l ..
 WARRANTY DEED A Dudley ct ux to Carmon Augulo de Garcia, Douglas prop efty JG Ewell 70 " H Har- wood, property in the Kline and Ewell's sub division 10 Stetlers first addition to Doug las -..-....--.. 'o ''
 REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE Charles E St John ct ux to the Cochise Buiid- ing and Loan sssOcis- tion, mortgage on War ren property ...... iZVo '' FO Marshall to Jacob Sheerer, mortgage on Douglas property .... 6oo .. SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Theodore Schweicbl to Philo E Darbe, satisfies mortgage on Douglas property -........''
 CHATT. MORTGAGE W J Lewis to Albert Heffern, mortgage ou mining machinery. lVoO .'
 MORTGAGES Jesse McDsniel to Mur- ,ey Averei, mortgage on live etock lVO
 WRIT ,F ATTACHMENT CD Parsons vs international Piai ter company
 PARTIAL RELEASE OF MORTGAGE. The Arizona Trust and BankiDg company to Arizous and NJ exico Realty company, par tial release Of mor- tgage on Douglas Prop- erty--. -'.-..
 WATER RIGHT B, Lizzie Hasselgreen, claims go miners inches Of water from H.es green Springs
 WARRANTY DEED. The International Land
 & Improvement com. pany to Jobsnnsh
 Holmes, pougls. prop
 erty .-..--.. SVV u Stambs.gh tS c B