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, 1908-03-26
NEW MANAGER.
b. F. Dunn to Succeed lie Grande
Young as Superintendent
Of the S. { E.

b. F. Dnnn, of Cherryvale, Kas.,
arrived here Tuesday and will re-
lieve LIE Grande Young, the sup
erintendent of the S. & E. railway
In the management of the road on
first of April. Mr.. Young is leav-
ing of his own accord, having been
offered the management, at an in
crease in salary, of a road now
building out of Salt Lake, which
will open up some valuable coal
mines and rock quarries near that
city. His management of the S.
& E. railway has been most salts
factory, both to the road and the
people slong the line, and his de-
parture will be very much regret
ted by all who knew him.
Mr.. Dunn is an old railroad man
having been telegraph operator,
agens-everything up to assistant
general manager, and knows the
business from top to bottom. He
comes from the Frisco line and is
a thorough railroad man who will
no doubt prove to be the right man
in the right place.
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River at this Place
Now Spawned
With Steel
Last Rivet Put in Place Friday
Evenins...Complete to
the Canon.

The Sun gives two pictures of
the large steel bridge recently con-
structed at this point on the S. d
E. railway, across the North Platte
river.
The last rlvet, which welded
81 tons of steel into one solid mass,
represented by the l20 foot span,
a driven Friday evening at 4:O5
o'clock.
The two bridges at this place,
as we'll as the two that are to be
put ACROSS the Encampment river
in the canon, are said to be as
good as can be made. They are
constructed on the most scientific
principles. The process of rivet.
ing the parts together when the
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Spider Webb Party.

Mrs. j. F. Crawford gave a spid-
er webb party to a number of
young people last Saturday night
that proved to be q very success
full affair. The decorations were
red and green. Fastened to the
center light in n of the parlors
red and green strings ran i'll every
conceivable direction to every part
of the house. The young ladies'
drew the red strings, while the
green ones fell to the young men.
The object was to unwind the
string from it's many tangled re-
cesses until the end was reached,
where it would be found attached
to one of the opposite color, and
and the couple thus joined were
partners for the evening. At the
end of each string was a red and
green spider, which became the
property of the guests as souvenirs.
After a most exciting and inter
esting title with the strings the
guests settled down to card tables,
and refreshments were served at
IL O'Clock. About thirty guests
q present.
, 1908-03-26
Mrs. Scott Improving.

Jeweler G. w. Scott, who went
to Denver ten days ago with his
wife, returned Tuesday. Mrs.
Scott underwent an operation at
st. Joseph's hospital last Friday,
and Mr.. Scott left her resting easy
and improving rapidly. He has
the assurance from the doctor in
charge that she will be out of
the hospital shortly and doubtless
able to come home in the course
of a couple of weeks.
, 1908-03-26
Saratoga Grocery Company.

A. R. Couzens, Geo. E.. Bible
and Ernest Pearson, have formed
a company under the style and
firm of the Saratoga Grocery Co.
The company will take over the
stock of groceries recently pur-
chased by Mr. Pearson from Cos
eriff Bros. Co. 1t is the intention
to remodel the large Cosgritf build
ing on the west side of the river
, 1908-03-26
Court Notes.

The jury in the suit of A. Crone
VS., the S. & E. Railway, for dam
ages to hay stack and pasture, rem
dered a verdict of S326.7S.
Paul Austin, who broke into the
store of Gus Jensen & Bro, got
three years in the penitentiary.
Albert Human, who was arrested
for forging the name of Geo. b
Clark to a number of checks, was
sent up for five years.
, 1908-03-26
In Justice Court.

Judge Winsor's court was occu-
pied Tuesday with a suit brought
by Albert M. Webster, against
G. H. Mitwalsky for wages, the
amount claimed being $44. l6. E.
l.. Blood represented Webster and
G. E. Oehler was counsel for Nit
walsky.
Judge Winsor reserved his de-
cision until 2 o'clock yesterday
when he rendered a judgment for
$3.50 in favor of Webster.
, 1908-03-26

whole is completed, has the effect
of making the bridge a solid mass
OF steel. The bridge is SO firmly
oraeed and stayed, every part is 80
solldly riveted to every other part,
that it could be rolled over and
over, or trundled end over end,
without Teasing it in the least.
The 8O-foot span is equally
strong and as solidly riveted to-
sether as the larger one. These
bridges are the best that money
ian buy and are guaranteed to
mold up anything that has ever
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amidst deep SHOWS and bitter cold,
but it has been accomplished, and
the work of carrying the ore from
the mine to the smelter resumed.
The Smelter, which has had its
fires banked during the repair
work, blew in again yesterday, and
we may now expect to e copper
once more ON its way from the
Penn Wyoming smelter to the
New York market.
, 1908-03-26

and arrange it so that the new
grocery company will have quar-
tiers there.
There will probably be a change
in the dry goods store of Cosgriff
Bros. Co, about the first of April
, 1908-03-26
Tramway Repaired.

The tramwaay has been repair
ed and is now running as though
no break had ever occurred, III
has been a most strenuous piece OF
work to repair the broken cable on
the top of the Continental Divide,
, 1908-03-26

Chas. Mckay was down from BEN
nett yesterday. Brushcreekers come
down on the train from Cow creek,
just like white men.
The little daughter of Mayor and
Mrs. Charles C. Hickok has been
quite ill, but is reported much better
at this time.
Frank Schilt, foreman for the Saw
age Sheep Co., has been here this
week, storing a car of stock salt for use
The coming summer on the range.
Mrs. Robert Young and the Misses
Young entertained Prof. Miller aud
wife at dinner Monday evening. Mrs.
Young is "a most delightful hostess.
Tuesday was a day long to be re-
membered. 1t is best described with
a lot ofdashes, question marks and ex-
clamation points. Wednesday ditto.
Mrs. w. B. Harden and little Mary
went out to the White ranch on North
Fork, Friday, On a visit to the good
people of that place, returning. Sun
day.
Len Huston, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. Il. Huston, came
down from Cow creek Tuesday on
a shopping trip. They returned yes
day.
Mrs. II. G. Wilcox, who has been
spending the winter in Colorado,
visiting friends and relatives in Gree
ley, Denver and other points, returned
kome Monday.
G. A. Kennnsday returned Tuesday
from a three months trip to his old
home in Kentucky, where he visited
with relatives and friends. He is
looking much better for the trip.
John c. Fulton, district manager
for the international Correspondence
School, came in yesterday on his
monthly visit of inspection of the work
of the students of the school in this
place,
c. B. Berquist, mining promoter of
Encampment, passed through yester-
day on his way to Rawlins, in com
pany with Is or 20 other men. to at
tend a law suit involving the title to
the Little Giant Groupe.
j. b. Chatterton, accompanied by
two mining men, left yesterday morn
ing for the Brush creek and Gold Hill
country, where they will look over
some mining property. They went
via the French creek tie camp.
Mrs. James Otis and children, who
have been spending the winter with
relatives in Smartville, Nebr., return
ed home Monday and went out as far
as the ranch of G. A. KeDnaday, with
Mrs. Kennaday, who was in town.
Frank White, who had been serving
on the jury at Rawlins during the re-
cent term of court, returned Friday.
Mr.. White served on every jury case
but two during the session, which
shows that he was a popular ~juryEan .
Mr.. Pearson, the manager of the
Saratoga Grocery Co., went down to
Walcott Tuesday to meet his wife and
two little children. The family came
up on yesterday mornings train and
have taken up their residence in the
{ Albro cottage on the east side,
Ed Freeman was up from Walcott
over Sunday. He has but recently
/. returned from a trip to Texas. MIR.
Freeman is making preparations to
3 open up the shearing plant at Walcott
s and AS Ed. is a first class man he will
lno doubt be quite successful.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
May Take Arms
 Into Sister Republic

Importation Of arms into Mexico by mining men and ~:h!.5.s naylng hnsina-s ID any oi the states of the southern Republic will tc allowed nenccfor,h under restricti1n Thrs will afford them personal protection
 Men who Aill be allowed to carry weapons in sonora and other Dorde .tates on which there hes heen d pro hiuItiou for nearly year past are mining men, hunters and excursion ists.
 This inform ition was received by Mexican Consul Arturo ' Elia- is an official document from the Sec,c- tary of Scates O. fhe City of Mexico.
 The news oi the Kodificat .on Of the ban on weapons in sonora, sinaloa and Chihuahus will he hailed as de ciaedly good news by the mining men sho have occasion to make business trips into these states and t will be especially pleasing to those who are compelled to go into the interior --
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Generating rOHer
 From Fossil Greek
rlr Il, .cott C.u.Icr .ys:

The r., scott Courier -sys:
 Preliminary work oi harnessing the aa'crislIs c! Fossil creek, hi'y miles east oi here, will be started at once by the Ariz,rs Power company and pros ecutod with energy uptil electric power 1. ready for distribution to customers in ,te principal cites, towns and mining camps of tine county, which sil be. th. management ezpests. in 1909.
 Officials of tie company recently ar r'yed here from New and san Fran cisco.
 The undertaking i, the larges, oi its kind in the United State, and tears the distinction of being the largest enterprise financed in New York in l9 :. |, involves an expen- allure O. S3IO0,uoO ID the installation of the E. eratIng machinery oi the two plant and the hui.diug of traus mi-siau lines and stlti.n-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Mining Activity at
 the Copper Belle

Sup't. Geo k. Rcd ol the Copper Belle Mining company at Glsasnn, is Tombstone visitor day on business matters. He states that at pre-ent 8 force oi a'out thirty-dve miners are being employed and that there is B strong probability of increasing the force in the near future. At the pres ent time the company is shipping on an average of about two carloads of ore daily to the -hanuon cOmpany'- : smelters at Clifton, where the same is used for AuyinG purposes NIT Reed will return to Gieeson this alter noon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Yaqui Indians
 Ambush Mexicans

Passengers arriving in TCcson from Sonora report an ambush of Mexican laboTers the Sonora raiIIoad near To res by laqui Indians Wednesday. The town oi Torres is now picketed all tie time, the inhabitants living in deadly fear ci an attack by the Nsqu:s.
 Six oi ,ha Mexicans were working two ni. south of Torres. They were -hUt dead n therr tracks by the Gaquis whn were hidden in the brush nearby. Thelr dinner pails and the hand car which st cd near them were Eiddled with bullets.
 Citize' of La Colorado came to the aid of the people of Torres and helped picket the town. The attacks were made sn close to tosn that the iL- habitants feared an open attack by the Indians
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Visiting Their
 Arizona Mines

F. D. A.ci herson and Mr. and Ms. Charles l.. Wright are distinguish, d visitors 10 Tombstone from Webb City, Mo on a visit of inspect n Of the properties of the arizona Mining X Milling Co.,, who are operating at .DtA Patagonia. Santa Cruz county, and at SHuth Pa ;., roar this ely The party has just returned from the various propsrres oi Ihe company, where they were accompanied by Gen erll Manager ]. J. Wyatt, and sre h,ghiy pleased with the mineral pos abilities of their holdings and the pErgrcss made.
 Mir. McPnerson i. director in tine company, while Mir. Wright is also largely interested. They are most favorably impressed with Arizona, and Cochise county in particular, and relieve marvellous future Is in store for she growing treasure territory and its banner county.
 The party will make an extended visit here and may make yearly ex cursions 10 this section, especially during the season when our climatic condition furnish such favorable con- rast to the rigid east
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Pointed Paragrashs.
From .le Chicsro Q News.

From the Chicago News.
 Wise is the infln, thatlDOks before it creeps.
 Animal stories of nature iakers seem to be denatured. As soon as a woman be- comes heartless her case is hopeless
 You can't borrow happiness, but it's different with trouble
 Instead of regretting yester- day, get busy and do some thing today.
 Lectures make a married man tired-if they are of the curtain kind.
 A girl is seldom interested in a yonng man unless she de- clares that she isn't.
 Maav a mans rundown reputation is due to his fond ness for running up bills
 The instinct that causes a woman to attend a murder trial makes a man give up >lo to see a prize fight.
 \ woman will forgive d. most any old thing in a man if he can make her believe he Is in love with her.
 If a man agrees with wo. man she thinks he is a fool ithe doesn't she considers hin stubborn.
 Unless a man makes a wo- man jealous he will neve know how mean she can be.
 Profane language has nr charms for a man who won even swear at an alarm clock
 Between a full moon and ful! man there is a difference of several thousand miles.
 When some women cas their bread upon the water comes back in the guise c pudding.
 Once in a great while man is fortunate enough to b broke when a friend drops Il 10 sell him gold brick.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Saliye ArizOnans
 On the Stage
The Phoenix Democrat says

The Phoenix Democrat says
 Many people who saw Edward P,ercc whirl lariat on the stage of th- Doris last nIght wondered where h. acquired his skill, but this morning it vas made clear when he admitted be- ing former Arilonan.
 For several years Pierce hy,d al Bowie, working AS a cowboy on one oi the cattle ranches near there An eastern visitor discovered that he had fine voice. and Pierce was taken to New York, where he has since made s decided hit.
 "Ies, have been an Arizona cow boy, said Pierce this morning when asked how he came to acquire his skill with the rope. "G often wish that was back on the range on a bronco.
 stage life 'ook- like A continuous vacation to some people, but il is much more pleasant to be an Arizona cowboy than an actor.
 Pierce dId his stunt with the rope while singing San Antonio" during the excellent production oi the Black CreOk
 When The Rnrgomaster" comes tC Arizona next week, local people vii have sn opportunity 10 see and heal talented Arizona girl -hcIs Nis Ruth White, who -pent the gIeste part of her life in Globe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Warning Notice.
To Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that John Gleeson, Douglas Gray and assigns are operating under an option given them hy the Lsadville Mining Com pany the ollowing named lode min ing c!ei"s, to wit: Leadville Gray Mule. Ctpror Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid of Sunshine, King Solomon, Northern Light, Head light, Winchester, West Side, York town, Charleston, Balfamore, Vesu- vius, Lilly, Cosmopolitan, Comtro- mise, Victoria. Wor der Miami, More, Cavs, Troy, situate in the Turquoise mining district, county Of Cochise, territoTy of Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- sponsihie for any work done, debst contracted, injuries sustained, ci other obl'gatious made by the sai- Gleeson and Gray and their assigns in working aid ioHe u'rirP 'iaims.
 LEADVnLE MINING co. By NM. HOLMES Pr sident.
 pone at fearce, Arizona, July P 1907.
 First publication July 25, 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

Rev. Poon Chew, editor of the Chin SC World, states China Is raising au army of one million men to drive foreigners from their domain.
 The floods in Pennsylvania continue to do much damage. High water at Pittsburg has caused many building to collapse.
 Charles Morse, charged with mic of New York bank funds entered plea of not guilty. Hearing has been set for Nunday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Now Who Would
 Have Thought

In twO-column editorial. Allen T Bird Of Nogsles Oasis, quietly u, s the unsuspecting world that Japan is preparing for q war with tn, Uni ed Sta es for the mastery o' Pacific ocean. Editor I'd, in -t~ge whisper, gives away the fact that he has seen Js aking ms, s of the country south of Nogsles in Sonora,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
''" "Su" S~H o-''J.

Homor !iuD;er, "A young lad of Pres. @ t has i.rout,d screc door catch thai rr"n,i-e- 70 bring h.m a fortune.
 Tn" commercial club of Yuma is making display of products of that section in 'he S. P depot in tha, city
 Or,nge g.ove thieves are so com: mon in luma that the ,jrst ces are impos nS s'xt, day sentences m the 'ol " jail, hopeful that they will le 'tle to stop the practice which is con- inod largely 10 hohoe- The Santa fs has made c home .efker- ratz of one and one-hali fare from eastern points into the Salt river
 alley.
 Little Pcr.ey Lewis of Bisbee came over on the train yesterday to play with the Armin Stock Co.,, and re- turned 10 his ,.orne today. The little fellow i- very clever and made hit as Gain, the Stree. Arab."
 suit= Tor 'te masquerade dance have aru,ed and may be had a, Frank Abnra Taller shop on Fremont .,
 Frank Moore oi Glse.on ns- iu the city today ou tu-ire-. William Lander ,i Dog2ls. ~ss county --.' s.-.,,r sot.y or legal , tu--,e--
 Ia.or nsa.err:a retarae4 i,oan B.=te- >ae-@ Ia. .4z- i-s,.s,se i- ,-e , -y-,,-..- ot 'fs Eszrz- ]: ,. .sl1
 .:- a.nz. were crr-.te,4t .irg=c .-s , .v n,raget 70 g. ,ar<ac,a@. : .Ed.tor N ?. Ware q ,ra r,-a..s l oqnty Pse--. i- A Ta-r,-tsls .i's; l. toda. or bu-.ue,- matter. Attorney Tnoma. Bears,, l. q. 7,... e tor rom B.-be- The F. Huachuca land h4. been q secured for the masquerade dance giy-
 en by the local order of Red Men or
 he .lst inst at Gage Hall. Muci
 interest has been nanif=stsd in th, evert, and with the famous Ft. Hua-
 chuca music to add to the delight 0
 the event, disciples of t-rpischore ar, y certain of j pleasure feast.
 Col. IL Grow is Tn Phoenix 1T = attendance al the Shriners conclave ;- All of the T. :. official here in at
 tendance on court have returned t,
 their respective homes. V. Boh Irwin, the wellkncwn Chicag ,, tailor, is Tombstone visitor. h. A. \. Gage, secretary Of the Tomb IT. stone Consolidated Mines company o has returned from business trip |, i'll Los Angeles and Frisco IT. Reports are out of the arrest 0 's Americans in St. Petersburg, charget
 with connection with the revolu
 tIonary movement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
from GuesGay s Daily.

The -die- d the Congregation al church announce that a Nes England Supper will be served at the church on Friday evening next from ] tO : 30 and special pains taken to prepare A fe lsf. A charge of g. cents will be made and the fund will be dedicated 10 church work.
 The United States grand jury proved live wire hnnch.' They were much in evidence in the city, and wh'lt fl thiul'y serving Uncle Sam found e1ongh diversion m Tombstone '' pIeasantlv remember the city wit | the srpulchral name
 It is understood The SchieiI-'in i to be fitted with both gas and cleo tricity 70 patrons Hi.l hereafter b pared the inconvenience of similar mishap of last night, when the audi euce was suddenly left in the dark.
 The next social event on the board-
 the masquerade dance by the 10 al order oi Red Men on the 2lst inst. Music from Ft. HuachGcs wiIi be se- cured and an excelle-t program is az -uTed.
 Two Arizona Rangers are to b placed in tine Cave creek di-tric
 north Of Phoenix, to protect the In'
 terests of cattle raisers. rauchers sL'
 miners. The reques, for the Ran
 gsrs was made by sherl'F Hayden o
 Maricopa county.
 Late reports say that Presco,, ha.
 l3 inch fall oI ,he beautiful i Al regularly called stockho'dert | meeting of the Yankee Doodle NJ, . ng and Development company, Le !, at the compsny'- office, by the uran II nous yo.e oi all the stous IrpIrsan,e . a resolution was adopted to chsug t l tiiE uhll4t 'A '4t NStil aA " N-N alt -i AN }. \ izona Mining company, with ger erll office at Wilcox, AT zons, ar ll mine address Dragoon, Arlz1na. e r.. ". Hawkins and wife, who We r. recently arrested a. Tucson on d charge oi stealing - 0 worth of goo 2" rom the Fleming millinery stor .e deny the charge. stating that tn,
 purchased tho goods from strange,
 II. A. Morgan, the prominent me
 chant oi Wilcox and Pearce, is
 Tombstone visitor ou count bus q ness.
 Postmaster M. E. Cassidy 1f Bish
 's in the city, being called here
 business before the grand jury al T meanwhile miugIing with the fait 's iul g o. p in Tombstone and conf @' ring on Taft delegation from ( |" mise om all accounts Coo ,ise w re be tine battle-ground and the "h, !" mony' alleged for instruction Is d' l' tined 10 be rent assunder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23
Smiths Bills
 Proving Fruitful

A Washington dispatch says
 The House Committee on Terri tories today reported favorably on the bills providing for court houses for 4 pachs, Yuma and Gils counties The Gila county court house is al ready erected A favorable repor, was also made on the Phoenix funding bill. All the bills were introduced by Delegate Marcus A. Smith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-02-23

Striking miners at FairbankF, Ala ka, are in a threatening mood and troops may be sent to the scene cf trouble:
 John Hayes Hammond denies t's report of his resignation from the Guggenheim interests. His contract extenGs to March l.
 Thomas Longboat. the Indian long distance runner, won the I0-mile re lay race at Boston in 50;52 ,.