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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

: Caught under a rolling log al th'
 camp of tie Gibson Lln ter Co, Gra-
 ham mountains, Jas. Carney rece'vs'
 serious injuries Co his sl ine aud man,
 bad body bruises.
 Tie report tl at the general offices O the Randolph lines are to te removed from Tucson to Fl Ps.o has been de- nied
 Tempe is experiencing trouble in finding a suitable site for her proposed new union high school. B sbee will put in t-n-inch water mains through the business streets and hopes by this improvement to have her insurance rates reduced.
 The Episcopalians of Yuma are to erect new church which will cost slO,O00.
 The Catholic women of Clifton are arranging Tor a ball on the evening of April 22
 Burglars entered Farrer's tailor shop at Clifton and stole clothing valued at siOO.
 The most impcEtaa. s;iyc. strike made in Yavapai county in recent years is that made last week by John Conder, on his Turkey creek district property, when he uncovered q pay streak that samples SI7 ounces to the ton.
 The local stockmen are comment ing widely upon the quick tune which the Southern Pacific made in getting trainload oi cattle through from Tempe to Stockton, Cal a few days | ago. 4 special train of twenty = five | cars was han lied between those two | places in fifteen hours. This makes a | record from the Salt river vslley.- Arizona Gazette
 And now trey are boosting Phoenix AS a summer resort Satan will soon | be forced to employ new press agent and he might find an apt student at | the territorial capital.
 Sneak thieves are making life mis- erable for residents in Ph1eniX tented 1 district. Tents are being daily cut | open and robbed Of provisions.
 Charles DeGhent, one of the best | known pioneer miners in Arizona, died | recently at Castle Hot Springs. He | had worked in the Tiptop district for l years.
 A big crowd in Phoenix is seeing the fleet" in Los Angeles.
 John G. Mills of Bisbee yesterday obtained license to wed Myrtle Gray bill of Columbus. Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Another Canine Who
 Possesses Intelligence

Ed Peoples, the popular furnishings man on Allen street, has dog named Nettie. The devoted little creature is getting old, but in her day she showed a most remarkable display of intelli- gence.
 Ed did clothes cleaning bu,iress and Nettie would deliver the goods when the package was not too large He would take her up town-go to the Arlington for instance-show her the office and say, ''Nettie this is the Arlington He would repeat this until he impressed her with the name, then he would go home and give her a paper or some a.ticle and say, "Net- tie, take this to the Arlington" She would immediately deliver it at the Arlington. This fixed the name in her mind and sine never forgot the l place Tn this manner he taught her every business place in town and she would follow out instructions unerr- ingly
 On one occasion m Prescott she &C., companied him to the telegraph office where he had some business. He ob- served that Nettie was watching the ticker and operator with peculiar in terest Ed made up his mind that l!C could send her back without using any names, simply on the strength o suggestion and association. Going [, his room he gave the little dog { paper and sad, "Ne,tie take this to. 2 and then he tapped on his desk aite the fashion oi an operator transmit ting a message. and the little snima delivered that paper in the shortes possible time.
 Such intelligence seems almost hu
 man, but it is fact winch may b corroborated by a score of good peopl
 in Tombstone, Prescott and othe
 camps in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Railroad Men
 In Conference

Much significance Is attached to a conference held in Tucson Tuesday between three of the big railr, ad men "i the midwest and Julius K,ut- schnitt, director of the maintenance and operations over the Southern Pa cii!c line. NIT. Krut=chnitt vas met at the Old Pueblo by Frank Murphy, president Of the :. F, r. l P; Col. Epes Randolph, head 0; what is knon n as the Randolph lines in Arizona and Mexico, and E. B. Gage, president Of the ATiz0na-Southern
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
From Mondays Daily.

The two republican convention seemed to be agreed on one thing
 that of Io instruct D Wn WI
 Teddy think f that
 Ady'ce, T. ceIyed here from Count.
 T.e surer Gsine- are to the effect tina
 he is rapidly recovering r"m his It
 cent illness and is st pTe,ent in Ln
 Angeles and that he will leave 10
 home during the ming week. | Quite a delegation of Nogales citi, zens are in the city on court business Among the number the following wer, observed Roscoe G Wilson, rank A kempp, Arthur II Noon, Con O'Kceie H W Kelsey, B:acy Curtis, Ramon Sasquez, Frank Duffy; from i'ulues nt were noted; F c Scoyille, Thos Frazier ard A E Mo dy and wife
 The [ :. trial jury will srri to- morrow and citizens from santa Cruz and Cochise counties will be on Land to help start the mighty machi- nery of justice as laid out and plan ned by Uncle Sam.
 Geo. Rsferty met with a mishsp at the big T c NJ. Co. shaft today in having the second finger of his right hand ca Ight between the car and cage, badly larcersting that member. George Is now carefully nur-ing that particu- lar digit to keep it from stubting into everything.
 President E. B. Gage Of the T c. VI. left yesterday for Imperial on mining business connected with his company.
 Martin Costello was a7 outgoing passenger for Bisbee this morning.
 There is a colony of thrusaes across the street from THE PRosPEcToR of- fee, tiny things about as big AS your thumb, but they poise on the flag pole of the city hall and run the chromatic scale to the verge of exstacy and the soulless individual that would shoot at one of them would wing an angelon its flight on the hOliest mission.
 Tucson has q red hot lumber war on and business is booming
 $. NJ. Franklin is over from the oil Pueblo on matters before the district cour.
 The republican conventions at Tue son scored beautifully at harmony. Both sides won and the Arizona af- fair threatens to disrupt the nauonal meet where ;he dispute will be carried with tie result that there may ye. be [ Q natl nal convention. and two regular" prs d.utia. tickets plac, in rhe field.
 Attorrey Frsnci, U. Hartman, the well known lawyer of Tues n, IS m the city on court hu- ness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
From Tuesdays Daily.

Matters in the Probate Court wa slow today. Whether or not 'h
 backward spEin has any thing to e
 with 1t the m ltrlron.al nicrote
 not as acuye s it has been heretoip
 Douglas is heavily feprysen d
 the epresent gran jlry by abogt st ee
 of her represent4tI,e citizens
 Naco hAs among li.t Of itness
 old-time citizens who aill b. perm
 ted to return tp the hu.ky nord
 town tomorrow.
 r. =. Marshal Ben Daniels is Ds ing after rhe dGtles deyolying on h
 ir crnnec,ion Wjth the p-e.pnt terr of the [. S court, as [ S Atto:ne, Alexander. The adjourned term doe, not promIse much heavy business.
 A fellow ~ith all the chronic procliv ities of h"bn and ah0 has been cor dialiy invited to float" more than once, and whose liver does not work properly unless he is in jail, was taken in by Chief Bravin yesterday. The chief will make it point to see that he is not driven to rum on chanpaign and when his term expires he may conclude that Tombstone Is not par ticularly adapted to his variety of rheumatism.
 Thus far but one fair one whose husbands aff5ctipns had jumped thc tTs7k w,- gtan ,.i a divorce by h,s honor, Judge DO4n this week
 Messrs. II. E Berner. Mart Huar and A. II Gardner, delegates to the memorable republican double.barreled convention at Tucson returned home yesterday. Tie rumor that all three were in the hospital after the first ter rible onslaught, is denied. They were in the midst oi the terrible battle all right and although showered with political cannon balls and oratOrical grape shot returned unscathed and are ready for another explosion within the party ranks.
 Deputy District Attorney Ross and wife arrived last evening from Doug- las and uill remain here during the court term of not less than three months. Mir and Mrs. Ross are dum- iciled at the II. :. Ross cottage on Stafford street.
 The Southern Pacific is making an effort to take local trains seven end eight of between Fl Paso and Los Angeles. running only the sunday trains and the Golden State limited both ways Ia,a is being asked for along the line as to business done, the connections made and the condition oi the travel west Of Fl Paso. Che c mpany is making ev " effort to econ"mize and it is thought that with the reduced travel the two limited trains can handle all oi the business Ell Paso Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

Well seasoned juniper and oak wood for sale, BIO per cord. Apply or write to James Lamb, Bowman addition, Tomt stone, Arizona. a-iw
 Con O'Kesie is among the U. $. trial juro-s today. Con has cut an immense figure in the political and financial situation in southeastern Arizona and northern Sonora. He originally went into the retail mercantile business in Jerome, and subsequently, developed into a mining man of much proDi nence and wealth. MT. O'Keefe will be with us during the week. Lowell is organizing strong base bal team
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Mexican Consul. J.
 Diaz Prieto. Removed

A San Diego dispatch has been go- ing the rounds Of the press that Col J. Diaz Prieto, resident Mexican con. sul in that city for the last three years, has been removed from office on com plaint of local Mexican residents. The nature Of the charges is not published and the consul asserts that he knows nothing concerning them. Interest here in the incident lies in the fact that he was at one time consul in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Geo. Harrington Passes
 Away at Alameda. Cal

Manager F. L. Clark, of the Blinn Lumber Co.,, today received tele- graphic sdvices from Alameda, Cal, containing the sad information that Geo. arlington died in that city yesterday. Mr. Harrington was well, fsvorably and extensively known in Tombstone and the southwest and the news comes in the nature of 6 shock to his many friend. here The de- ceased was an AT zona pioneer and resident oi Tombstone for many years having eliicientls and faithfully served the county ss jsilor for several admini.tratiODs For the past year he has suffered from heart trouble and bu, two weeks since left for California ] in the hope that A change of climate might prove beneficial Fate decreed otherwise and the pioneer was sum.
 moned to the great beyond The
 sympathy of the many Tombstone friends of the family goes out in heart
 felt sympathy to the devoted wife in
 her bereavement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Redmen Preparing
 For Great Council

The committee of arrangement. from Pima Tribe No. 10 of Tucson is preparing an ent6rtiinment for the occasion of the meeting oi the great council in Tucson, May 27-2S.
 IL is estimated that fully three hun. dred Red Men will be in Tucson on the occasion of the great council Of Arizona, a large proportion being members of the order, but who will not have voice in the council, regular ly accredited delegates from tribes alone being allowed this honor. It is expected that Bisbee will bring band along with them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
National Irrigation Con-
 gress at Albuquerque

The hoarl o'ccntrol of the sixteenth Ma. onal irri alton congress and Inter- state Iniustr.al exposition. which is to meet at Albuquerque, \. NJ, this iall announces that mon active in the de- velopment of the Salt River valley Of Arizona have made application for a large reservation of space st the Inter- state Industrial exposition held in con- ! nection with the National Irrigation congress The Salt River valley is the banner agricultural district of Arizona rand produces not only field crops and vegetables but melons and trus fruits considered the finest in the United States. The Arizona showing will be particularly interesting as it will come principally from the region to be irri- gated from the great Roosevelt reser- voir, one of the principal projects nov under construction by the reclamation service.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

Everything is on the boom in Sasco and vicinity. says W. H. Hill of Doug las, who has just returned from there, where for the past six months he has been engaged in erecting the shelter fer the Imperial Copper Co. In a few days he will return to commence work on a 500-ton capacity concentra- tion plant for the same company at their mines, about ten miles from the city The new plant will be the mos, modern and up to-date in every way and will be run by electricity from the smelter. Dispatch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
Davis. isle nrnner,y s2nOn

Davis, isbe property 5000
 Jerome W Strickland to D Juhr ston, B mares, S9l.49
 Mrs Lena Bottom to the Bank R'sbee, Bisoee property $l7j Albert Cox ,o Thomas Grady aud M L Davis, personal property s20oO James rsnner 10 Henry and Emma Nail, Bisbee property, 5000
 BILL OF SAB Thomar Grady and NJ F Davis to Albert Cox and ChaTl,s Burge person al property about Warren steam Laundry Sl
 Joseph Brill to John Holland Bis bee property sGuO
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGE John Erickson 10 W II Day, Bistee property
 JWW Wood to W II Day, sbee property.
 Trustees o o Fto " II Day, Bis bee property.
 LEASE J II McKIm 10 Robert Henuessy anu Ei Fletcher lease on c \ stables for term Of five yea-s
 RJLEASE Release of attachment by Bank Of Bishee to Jacob PirruDg on portions Di mining claims, Warren district
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
ArIzOna Included
 In the Bill

A Washington dispatch says
 Provision for an enlarged home stead in semi-arid states were made by the passage Of the Shoot bill in the senate today. Amendments ware adopted by which the bill applies only to Colorado, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, :Utah, Wash ington, Wyoming, Arizona and New Mexico. It authorizes taking of homesteads of 32O acres of "arid, D non-minersI and non-irrigable lands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

The Phoenix Republican announces that it has received the first shipment of the prohibition boycott. A lady csled at the office and stopped her paper because the Republican sees it to publish both sides nf the liquor question. Such tomfoolery will keep Maricopa county wet forever.
 We ore now informed that syndi- cate is being incorporated in Ari- zona to expl .re tn" interior of the earth, tbe new incorporat on claim ing that the earth is hollow and open at the poles. Is it not al- together pos ble that the holloNnrs- is confined 10 these gentlemen, heads?
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Geld 75 Gents Gold and Silver S1.OO Lead 7jcents Gold, Silver, CopperSl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN Assay Co.,, 1856 Court Place | Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

A number of new additions to Doug las are being placed on the market, ard there seems to be plenty oi buy CTS for these surburban lots.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26
RECORDS OF
 C0CHlSE COUNTY
Instruments Filed With the County
 Recorder
THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF

DEEDS. Mrs E Redlen ct ux to
 Margaret F Collins
 property in Bryau'sad- dition to town of Ben
 son ............. 1900 Alexander Casey tp Mar tin Costello, patented and unpatenied mines situated in the Tur- quoise mining dis 'A4Se .--'-.. INV Warren company to R L Alderman, property in the Warren toNnslte.. I540 .. Warren company to G F Humbert property m the Warren townslte 5000 Warren company to Ii 4 Schwartz, pr rerty in the Warren tow nsite. 2iOO J l. Stsmbaugh, tax col lector oi the city of Douglas, 10 F Doug las and J NJ Sparks. Douglas property... 10 Arizona and Mexico Realty comrany to Mrs Annie Collins, property in l.e Over lock addition 10 Doug las ............. 200 e. NJ D Savoy and Saw oy to Thumas spense, Douglas property ... lO5O Thomas Grady ct ux and NJ F. Davis to Albert Cox and Charles Burge Bisbee property ..-.. .. Frank S Douglas et TX toJacpbS c h Q eerer, Douglas property... 10 Frederick Hedberg et ux to G Davidson. prop ertv in Hedberg town. site ................ 10 John : Taylor, mayor of B;sbee, 10 c B Wills Bisbee property .. 10 !. T H Yarbrough ct ux 10 IA and Fannie Spicer Bisbee property ... $50 .. Warren company to Calumet and Arizona Mining company, prop erty in the Warren townsite. ....... 67O .. Mary Miller to Henry G Beumler Douglas prop erty. -.......-..-... odJ Henry G Beumlerto Ben Maiden. Douglas prop erty- JVo Lee Ross to Henry O Anderson, Bic bee property ..-.. -.-...- oov InternstioDsl Land and Improvement company to Jacob eerer, Douglas property l1G0 .. Nicholas c Re-com 10 William CoHan, mines m the Turquoise dis tTict .......-..-.--.. .- All Pinyon to Hishee- Duluth Copper com pany, mines in Warren district. .....---.. o',po' .' John T Corning ct ux to Bisbee-Duiuth Copper company, mi mes in Warren district ... 60,OOO .. w Wallace ct ux and
 A Dudley ct ux to CA Overlook, prop erty in the Queen ad- dition to Douglas " 10 ., VIC Mcdonald ct ux to
 LC Hanks and c A
 Hanks, Douglas prop
 erfy -...--..-..-.--- iVV LC Hanks ct ux to C A
 verlock, D ougls
 property. y........-.... io . NJ Brophy ct ux toE
 B Mason, Bisbee prop
 erty..-...-..- MA Trenham and C T
 Kolstadt to Bisbee-
 Duluth Copper com-
 psnv, Bisbee prop
 eTty ....-...-..--..-
 MORTGAGE.
 Orient Realty and Trading Co Winternitz, Bisb-e property, D"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

Euucare n our BBO Ne. F
 Candy Catnartic. care s,-ae. . 0c Ec. ':C c ia l. d-u
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-04-26

MORTGAGf.
 Orient Realty and Trading Co to D winternitz, Bisb-e property, s5"O AIbe,t Cox to Th,s Grady and NJ E
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-23
The Plain Facts.

Since the Grafton Sentinel has
declared that THE ARGUS is "wreck-
less with the facts" in exposing
Bill Dawson and his fake tax laws
we shall submit one item to the
taxpayers and let them be the
judge. Take the item of state APP
preparations for the Salary of
clerks" Under the last Demo-
cratic administration they appro-
priated for FOUR years 500, 800,
which the Republican newspapers
said was Can outrage to the tax
payers" and insisted that the Dem.
ocrats should be turned out of
office for such extravaganza"
For the first TWO years of the
Bill Dawson "tax reform" admin
istration they appropriated s78,-
GAL, or 1854 more than the
Democrats had appropriated in
four years, and in the face Of such
overwhelming facts the Sentinel
has the gall to say The ARGUS is
"wreckless with the facts" The
taxpayers must decide whether
The ARGUS has been "wreckless"
or the Sentinel ignorant. II is
charitable enough TO think that
neither the Wheeling trust organs
nor the Sentinel have the faintest
idea Of what has been appropri.
ated under the Democratic or
Dawson administrations, but sim.
ply imagine that any declaration
will be taken by the taxpayers
without investigation.
The ARGUS proposes from time
to time 70 furnish the administra.
ton organs the appropriations on
the installment plan, and It defes
the organs or their immaculated
Bill Dawson himself to show
wherein it has misrepresented the
appropriations. a plain state.
ment Of the facts will be sufficient
to convince the organs that they
cannot defend Dawson and his
fake tax laws with any hope Of
success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-23
Snowy Creek Valley.

correspondence OF The Argus.
j.. j.. Groves lost a valuable horse las,
week.
]. A. Dodge has about recovered hom a
case OF the grip.
David BeeshIey and family spent Sunday
at Oscar Whe'seirs at Oak Grove.
J. G Mason. of Doriiy was In this vi
ciniiy on business Saturday evening.
A great many Of our people are com
planning OF the advance IN their taxes.
Daniel Seal. OF Piusburg. Is spend ing
some tiIhe with his brother, Robert Seal.
Two Misses Fike. OF Terra Alta. spent
Friday night and Saturday guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Wies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abrsham Wiles were called
TO Oakland Friday to see their daughter,
Mrs. Henry Smouse. who was quite sick.
A small daughter OF Rufus Ringer died
OF scarlet fever last week Three OF his
other small children are seriously aflicted
with the same disease.
ID. j. Groves gave a party TO his numer-
Gus friends Friday night OF last week. All
voted hrstciasS time. The Snowy Creek
string band furnished music Tor the occa-
sion.
Our elevation (about 1000 feet) has given
us hIe shedding for the past two weeks
while the nearby lower country has teen
suffering from an embargo OF mud. Lime.
stone, coal. and lumber have been deliver.
ed In large quantities.. lack FRosT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-23
Don't Cost Much.

Mix the following by shaking well
IN bottle, aud take in teaspoonful
doses after meals and at bedume.
Flud Extract Dandelion. one
half ounce; Compound Kargon, one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa
rllIa, three ounces A local drug.
gisI is the authority that these
simple. harmless ingredients can be
obtained at nominal cost from our
home druggists.
The mixture is said 10 cleanse and
strengthen the clogged aud inactive
kidneys, overcoming backaohe,
bladder weakness and urinary uou
BILE OF all kinds, if taken before the
Stage o. Brighfs disease.
Those who have tried this say IL
positively oyetcomes pain m the
back, clears the urine OF sediment
and regulates ufination, especially
at night, curing even the worst
forms Of bladder weakness.
Every man or woman here who
feels that the kidneys are not strong
or acting in a healthy manner should
mix this prescription ~ home and
give it a trial, as IL is said TO do
wonders for many persons.
The Scranton (Pd) Times was
first TO print this remarkable pre-
scription, in October, Of 1900, since
when all the leading newspapers Of
New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Piitsburg, and other cities have
made many announcements Of il to
their readers.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-23
GuSeman.
Special Correspondent, of The Argus

Special Correspondent of The Argus
Mud is again coming our way.
M: Englehart is in Pntsburg this week
on business.
X. Englehsrt made a flying trip to Al
brights Sunday.
p. a. Snyder, OF Albright. was in ,own
Monday on business.
Acel Foriney made flying trip to Free
nan kelley's Monday.
Miss Allie Graham and daughter Marina
were shopping in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ebon Graham. of Hudso,
were calling on their son.inlaw. I. NJ. En-
glehsrt Sunday
g. w. Jefers is at home on ten.dav
THROUGH from the Fsirmoni hospital and is
feeling much better.
Benton Graham and Bruce and Flovd
Ringer. with their respective wives soent
sunday with the formers parents at Mount
Zion.
Okey smith and Frank Miller Of Valley
Point. we're put to flight by a gang OF bve
Deep Hollow boys while paying respects 10
lady friends at Wskefeld's Saturday, even.
ing.
John Is Leonard one OF our well. known
citizens. passed away 10 the great beyond
January IS 1903 lie leaves a wife three
sons and three daughters to mourn his loss
we extend our sympathy TO the bereaved
'a"''f LITTLE IOE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-01-23
Cuzzapt.
Correspondence Of The Argus

Correspondence Of The Argus
We still have few cases Of mumos
Mrs. -. =. Livengood IS on the sick list
Troy Groves visited the parental home
sunday
w A. Crane has had very sick horse
the past week
Mrs W. a Wolfe has been suHering
with rheumatism the past week or two.
Bruce Ringer moved from his farm near
here 70 the William Millef farm re.
Gently
y. S Liyengosd and daughter drove
down 20 Bruceton Friday With q load Of
grain.
Our people have been busy hauling line
stone and coal the past week and attending
church ~ Centenary a. night.
a. S Chidester accompanied by bis
daughter bessie. drove In from Terra Alta
saturday 70 attend the funeral Of Miss
Laura Awman Sunday Frank DeBerrv aud
brother George and family. Of Terra Alts
attended the funeral also.
Quite a number Of our people attended
The funeral Of John Leonard which tooE
piace Friday January ". conducted bv
Rev VI. W. Holden. Of Bruceton. 81 the
Centenary church. after which the remains
were laid 70 rest In the Centenary Gene
terry Linus Tow