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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
COM PENSIONERS MEET
Business Transacted By the Board 0
 Supervisors Yesterday.

The board soon disposed of the bus mess brought before them on the Sd of August, and ny holding a night's session, adjourned regularly the same day.
 The Bisbee school district was au. thorized to sell S92,000 of bonds at private sale.
 The clerk was directed to advertise for bids for 500 feet of cemetery fence at Tombstone, with a double and a single gate.
 The petition for county road up Miller canyon, was laid on the table indefinitely,
 Ed F. Williams was appointed i'm migration commissioner.
 John Merrill, J J Bowen, G Mitch. ener, Ed F Williams and c J McCabe were appointed delegates to tie irri' gation congress st Albuquergue. NJ Fsirlee was appointed trustee for the Benson road district, vice Steve Roemer resigned. Repairs on the bridge over the San Pedro at Hereford were authorized.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

As result of cloudburst Winslow that city was flooded and traffic tied up. The Santa Fe depot and the Hsr- vey house were foot deep under water The bridge used by the road has been washed out and a tenn porary structure Is being erected until the bridge can be repaired.
 The Cananes Dairy company is esta- blishIng a branch at Hereford, Cochise county.
 L. koons, in trying to eros. flood. ed wash hear Fairbanks Sunday even- ing, lost his wagon and barely escaped with his life and his horses.
 A miner sailing under half dozen different names. has been arrested in Bisbee charged with forging orders on the Copper Queen store.
 1t is estimated that during the pres ths eta~oA eiA iHOGsaiiN eaCh- U! iElcu potatoes have been shipped from the vicinity of Fairb .nks
 The cost oi running the public schools of Pima county for the last year was S64, eco. of which amount of S5i ,70j was spent in the city of Tue son.
 Mark Smith has returned from Los Angeles 10 his home in Tucson and will probably remain there until the Prescott convention.
 Yuma valley farmers are getting SIS to Sli per ton for this seasons fine crop of alfalfa.
 Tucson labor unions are planning for a celebration in that city next la- bor day.
 Automobile races for prizes sggre- gating $500 will be prominent fea- ture of the territorial fair this fall,
 Found guilty of having neglected an infant which they claimed had been given to them. Francisco J . Aurique and Refugia Flores were fined g. and given fifty days in jaii by Judge Richey in Tucson
 L. S Marshal Daniels will leave Tucson August $ for San Francisco with 5S Chinamen for deportation.
 The Tempe Canfaloupe association has made its final shipment with a total for the season Of 3l cars.
 The bid of the Pauly Jail Co. of St. Louis hss been accepted for the 6s steel cells for the new penitentisry at Floren nee the price being BPS, 20.
 Tempe company of Arizona Nation. al guard viii be represented by four Dtiemen a. the annual shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
ELK'S MARCHING CLUB
Sam Garrett of Tombstone Appointed Representative.

Sam Garrett has been appointed the Tombstone representative oi the Ari- zona Marching Club which has been started by the Bisbee Elks, the object being to send 800 men in a marching club which shall, at the next national gathering of the Elks make the coun. try "sit up and take notice of Arizo- ns." This vii, occur next July in Los Angeles. An item which will in- terest all Elks is the fact that ElKs teeth are no longer associated with Elkdom and all the pins now worn are obsolete the grand lodge having adopt
 ed an official emblem which does away with all others. This step was taken because of negroes wearing F. k em- blems which were not legally protect ed by copyright, but the new emblem is copyrighted and anyone not enti- tied to wear it will be prosecuted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Huachuca Water Company Reorganiz.
 ed--Extensive Improvements

The Huachucs Water Company has
 been completely reorgsnized and the old company, which was an Indiana corporation and which was purchased at foreclosesure proceedings by A. E.. Davis and transferred to the corpors- tion, which is chartered under the laws of Arizona. The officers of the new company are: John w. Walker, president; Henry A. O'Brien, vice president; A. II. Gardner, secretary and treasurer, who together with NJ. R Hoar and Chss. Frederick-, com pose the board of directors. The re- organization eliminates all of the people who were connected with the old concern. The new company has some extensive plans in view, but .he immediate work will consist of the construction of rock Hume at the Miller canyon reservoir, which is being rebuilt, and when completed will store several million gallons oi water.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
HE IS WELL PLEASED
Impressions of Prominent Business
 man With Tombstone.

A prominent Los Angeles busin e-s man, whose name is omitted because it might interfere with his plans Of investment, was registered at the Ar lington in Tomb-tone yesterday.
 With view of obtaining & clear, reliable notion of the city, its attrac- t;ons, surroundings, resources and in ducements for investment, he quietly canyassed the leading features of prominence tributary to the Queen City of the Southwest.
 Stage by stage, the measure o! in terest shown by the distinguished stranger, grew to the verge of enthu. .iasm, as he repeatedly expressed his happy surprise in contemplation of the numerous and extraordinary fea- lures of interest in and about the city.
 The admirable lay of the city, it. rerdure, its remarkably beautiful res idence section and the delightful homes by which the business section is surrounded Then, the magnificent ] country by which it is encircled, the , remarkable resources at the disposal l of the Tombstone Consolidated, the majestic, treasure bearing mountains in the distance, and tine wonderful work which has been accomplished and which is sti!i in progress. Lastly, and of supreme importance to one contemplating investment, ths style and extent of it's mercantile houses. Among these, he went through the various departments of the Mscho- mich Mercantile emporium. which . practically covers & wbole blcck, the beautiful display front delighting the eye on Allen street and the rear termin. sting in aL elaborate warehouse, front ing the depot on Touganut street The elegant dry goods and furnishing; department, supplemented by one o the finest delIcatessen systems or thu Pacific slope, the hardware, China anC a dozen other departments. tine -trau' ger declared, would be worthy of [ city of fifty thousand people.
 He declared that few stores nor
 dainty and superb in the direction ( s department store graced the gres
 business msrts of Los Angeles, th
 Queen of Southern California.
 o The result is that the gentleman
 busy endesvoring to obtain the necet ? cary stand and formulate a plan ft
 investing in the only Tombston i- which in his estimation, is destine
 to be the leading city, financiall
 commercially and every other way :, this growing and splendid territory.
 We are delighted to have such me
 men with means, business and fl
 commercial observation, visit Toml
 stone, record their impressions al
 sct upon those impressions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
DEATH WATCH IS SET
D. W. Hawkins Will Be Hung at Tuc-
 son on August l4th.

At Tucson the death watch has been placed to guard D. w. Hawkins, who is condemned to die, August Iith, for the cold. .blooded murder of Albert Leonhardt last December.
 No further steps have been taken toward securing communication of his sentence. Petitioners seem to be 8 thing of the past, and it is the gen. eral opinion of the officers and al who are conversant with the status o' the case, that there is not the slight. est reason to anticipate that Gov Kibbey will intervene at all.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
THEY ARE BEAUTIES
And Were Raised on the Irwin Ranch
 Near Tombstone

THE PRosPECroR office takes pleas- ure in acknowledging it's obligation to Miss Florence Irwin for fine basket of fruit, including the most lucious peaches and delicious grapes ever seen in Tombstone. The peaches were ex. ceptional for size, appearance and quality. This fruit was raised on the Irwin Ranch about three miles from Tombstone and has shipped extensive. ly this summer and mas demonstrated the wonderful agricultural and horti- cultural resources Of the smiling val. leys tributary to the Queen city si southeastern Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
IS OFF FOR THE EAST
On a Visit to His Old Home and
 the Great Lakes

John Wesley Walker, the efficient court reporter for the United States and District court., left yesterday for Indiana and the great lakes. John was loaded down with new stO-ies Of Arizona, pictures of the Southwest and bundle of stocks in mines, water companies and orange groves which he has accumulated in the past three years, that will make the eyes of those "hoosiers, back in Posey and Jasper counties sit up and take notice" He will be gone about two months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
Notice of Stockholders
 Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the ARIZONA & COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY (Arizona corporation) will be held at the office of said company, in the City of Tucson. Arizona, on Tues day, September lst, 1908. at l0o'clock a m, for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors, to serve for the ensuing year, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before tke meeting.
 Dated at Tucson, Arizona, July 29 I9OS.
 CHAS. F.. WALKER, wal Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
Steve Roemer

Elsewhere in our columns appears the modest announcement of Steve
 Roemer for candidate for treasurer of Cochise county. Alter the record of integrity and ability established hy this gentleman practically in our midst, little more can be said. His loyalty to the Democratic party at the hands of which he asks the n0m- ination has never been questioned. {. The manner in which his private rec ord as we'll as his course in the legis- lative halls oi the territory have re- dounded to the credit of the sound old party now constitutes d chapter Tn the history of the territory. It Is unnecessary for us to say to an intel- gent public, that in the event Of his nomination, he will be our next treas urer, and n that event the splendid integrity of that division of our county government will be scrupulously pro- tected. Other worthy gentlemen may appear beic e the convention, but It is certsilty that no mistake will be made in the nomination of Hen. Steve Roemer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
John Rock for Supervisor.

John Rock very properly submits his announcement to the PRosPECToR as an aspirant for the nomination for the office of supervisor, subject to the action of the regular Democratic county convention of Cochise county. John needs no introduction, 8 plain, solid business man, realizing that the emoluments of the office of supervisor are of no consequence, a clean, sound, patriotic business man, and pillar oi rectitude in the community, he wants this office in oroer that he may from the standpoint of business experience and s veteran tax payer, be of benefit to the whole people oi the coun y in that capacity. After all the fuss and feathers are over, s community relies | on it's financial resources, schools, law, and organized society must reckon on | revenues and industrial conditions | and on this basic John Rock relies for
 support in the convention, A more
 level-headed, citizen could not be se-
 lected for that responsible office. Nom.
 instion makes his election certain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09

James J. White, employed at the Lsguns dam project, was killed Fri day evening when a huge boulder roll. ed down and crushed him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09

America to Frank T
 Ramsey, patent to the southeast l-t of sec
 ton 1, townships 2i, iauGe -1.. DEEDS. W I Hughes ct ux to stella c Morrison, Douglas property ... 2700 C K Temple ct ux to W I Hughes, property in the Musgrsve addition to the clty oi Doug las. ........... DUO . J l. P Robichau ct ux to c ]; Temple, property Tn the Musgrave addi- ton 10 the city of bougIas -.....-.... 3OO ..
 PROBATE COURT Estate John c Krumlin Estate Joseph Kreu'zer Estate Brannick Riggs Estate Armentie Adams Estate simon Madrid
 MORTGAGES J R Tate ct ux to Miners & Mer- Bank of Bisbea Mrs Lillie Markesbury-Wooler to M ke Shays Edward H Wittig ct ux to H M Woods
 R 5 Spikes to Henry Manz
 PROBATE ORDER Decree ot settlement of final ac- count and distribution, in re Estate of ,ohn C Krulalin
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
Ernest E. Hughes for Sheriff.

The unostentstious announcement of Ernest F. Hughes of Bisbee For the office of Sheriff Of Cochise county, subject to the endorsement of the az preaching county Democratic conven- tion, appears in this issue of the Pcos- PECToR. Mir. Hughes has been 6 res ident of the county for thirteen years, during which time he has worked in the mines at Bisbee for over ten years, fer two years in the capacity of shift boss, and for the last five years in the capacity of a mine foreman. During that time, in this honest sphere, he has added perhaps millions to the ag- gregste wealth of the world and the country and commanded the respect
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
Chas. A. Mcdonald. for Recorder.

C. A. Mcdonald, the present in- cumbent of the office of county re- corder of Cochise county, finds his way clear 10 announce in the columns of the PRosPEcToR that he is an aspir- ant for the nomination for recorder of Cochise county subject to the action of the Democratic convention, Mir. McDonald's record is his own endorse. ment \ man who worked for years in the mines, sharing the good will and confidence of his fellow workers, he has demonstrated his eminent fit ness and integrity, and fully vindicated the faith his friends placed in him when they elected him two years ago. For years s resident o! Bisbee, elected justice of the peace in that stirring camp where that office is of conse- quence, subsequently, honored with the office for which he now seeks re. election, record without hlemish, manner that commands the respect. the confidence and the personal re- gard of all who have occasion to enter his office, he goes into the conven tlOn under tiatteriBg auspices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
THE COUNTY
 RECORDS
Instruments Filed With the Count
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIvEli IN BRIEF

 THE RECORDS GIvelI IN BRleI
 DEEDS. James Moorhead to " Reay and Harvey H Johnson, D oug lac property ...'........ o0V J J P Armstrong to Marie F Armstrong, Douglas property. 1000 J R Henderson ct ux to Nellie Henderson, an undivided one-ffth in- terest in the Imperial Oversight, Undersight, Monday, Kicker, Pest House and High-Flier mining claims, situated in the Warren mining district. t...-....-.. lU Hattie J Pease ct uX 10 Floyd Snith. Douglas property loOU The International Land and Improvement Go to Ben c ol q man, Douglas property ~ 200 Mrs Sophia Wslker to Tibucio c Diaz, four acres in Walkers ad- dition to the town oi Benson ....... loo Henry Herman to T C Disz, property in the Bryan addition to the town of Benson 20 Richard Qusrles ct ux 10 TIE Wilcox, Naco, property .... oOJ " Kline ct TX to G L Sherr, property m Kline S Ewell'- sub division 10 Stetiers first addition to the city of Douglas .. 100 Lou Witten ct TX to Thomas E Wilson, property in the Mus grave addition to the city of Douglas .... Il2 50 Linnie Taylor McDaniels ct ux to Lou Witten, property :n the Queen addition to the city of DOugla- ..--.--. i' CA Overlook st u1 to Catalina De soto, property in the Queen addition to the city of bOuSIhc -CV Florence Stone ct ux to Chris Horn, Douglas property .-..... lO = James Fay Tor ct ux to Florence Stone, Doug lss property ........ IuO -.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Harry D Hall to Carl M Neilsen Richard Spikes to Carl NJ Neilscn
 BILLof SALE DM Adams, administrator of tho estate of Armenia Adams, to H 4 Morgan
 ARTICLES OF ISCoRPoRATIoS Texas Arizona Mg Co
 WARRANTY DEED Solomon Clarette to Elms Provencher, B is b ee property. ty.-.-...-.. |. The Western company Tejon Mining company mines inrhe Turquoise mining district; also personal property on said premises ....... 5S,eoO .
 MORTGAGES Maria Llane to " Fur
 CHATTLE MORTGAGE wv Adams to Citizens Bank Benson
 ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE The Citizens Bank of Benson Bank of Benson
 AFFIDAVIT
 Made by Steve Roemer. as pre- dett of Bank of Benson
 WRIT OF ATTACHMENT. In re Miners < Mrechants Bank Bnpee vs B H Behrends ct ux WO Cummings vs T F Gilbane
 PATENT The United States Of
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-08-09

America to Frank T Ramsey, patent 10 the southeast l-t of sec ton 1, townships 2i, range 27.
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NAN 10 work on farm and drive team call
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CATERING.
DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

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AUTOMOBILES.

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NON-MEDIcAL HEALING.

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ICE CREAM.

IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some Of Am
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A telephone call, that's all GEO. An
REIN, 1910 tn 81. NV uy13-rn " ss-s0t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 9TH and X sts. NV.
S. KAHN. SONS & CO, Sth and Market space
GREEN CAPITAL A ID V Z r I 1 > y -
AGENCY. 1146 18th st. NV.
". +. McNULTY, Cigar Store 18Th ana , nv
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II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st and
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cHAS. c. HORNUNG. CHRISTIAN Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and II SITS nv.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave-
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QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, Asst and G SITS nv
s. NJ. WAGNER d. CO.. LIST and II SITS. nv.
/. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road.
AATTINGLYs PHARMACY. 18th ana l.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE.

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watches. etc. to the best trade only; good
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FLOOR OIL,

SPRING TINE Is the time you most need
Hunters Dust-killing Floor Oil After tax
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TENDENT-Relisble plumbing, TO
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MAN-White or colored: on farm near Wash
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ADVERTISEMENTS Iii be aceepted !

Advertisements Will be accepted at
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OLD E5TABLISHED grocery northwest. eel
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CONSULT MISS GARRETT

HARITOS. LADIES' TAILOR. late of Ger
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NORTHEAST.

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on ACCOUNT Of building alterations you
can buy china closets buffets, sideboards,
brass beds and mattinRs at prices that are
TidiculOusiy low at i. s. MILLER'S, 7l2 X
ST. NV. Phone Main 1922
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