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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
AUTO Run on BIG RANcH

Clinton L. Walker son of Minneapolis mil
iionalre' i Is making one OF his periodical trips
mia. where he owns extensive interests. Walker
has a specially constructed 20 horsepower White
steam touring car, with wheels about 40 inches
in diameter 50 to give his greater clear
ance. He writes from Shingetown, Cal: Il
have 9ln, Just reached this place having run up
Bluff and In the forenoon went for a AZ mile
drive around the Cone ranch. accompanied by the
manager, his wife and friend of his. He asked
me to take him around he could see whether
an automobile could make the trip. We went
through fields. powed ground. irrigating bitches.
ETC., wherever he said They were all greatly
pleased
NOTES OF THE AUTO
f. p Brinegar of the Pioneer automobile
company, who lately returned from the east in
speaking of the coming output of the Thomas
factory at Buffalo said that these cars when they
arrived would be surprise TO the boyer. They
far in excess of anything that has been
offered heretofore by the Thomas people that
better value than heretofore, which means much
when the reputation of the Thomas car is taken
into consideration
1t is reported that one of the speedy Stearns
light touring roadsters win take part in the
races at Santa Rosa. This car has become popu-
lar among those who afford of its
price. its 6exibility of engine and easy riding
fng. ]. c. snead. the head of the local branch
of the company expects to receive one OF the
new series of this model soon.
W. +. Culberson of the Mobile carriage com-
pany reports the arrival of n carload of Pierce
Great Arrow cars, which have been delivered TO
persons who have requested that their names he
withheld. Another carload Is due soon, most of
which has been sold.
Mrs. ]. r. Hanifn Jr.. wife of the under
sheriff of Alameda county, has become very
adept In the handling OF her White steam run
about and drives her both In the country and
| city. r. lie Niue drove down from Angels Camp
| this week In his big White steamer.
The automobile industry seems te have gone
| through lean times with less hardship than any
| other line of business and faces a new season
/ with the most brilliant prospects The Wintor
company for instance. Is receiving a larger in
quiry for its s., 900 1909 six cylinder than
| 1t received for any model which it marketed in
business boom times.
| The department of the secretary OF state has
issued the regular July number of the Register
Of Motor Vehicles" During that month 5SS
ears registered 1t also contains S5 trans
| fers of ownerships
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
Trout Are biting

At Lake Tahoe. Go up and catch one
Join Southern Pacific's excursion Au-
gust %. Round trip from San Fran
cisco, Oakland. Alameda and Berkeley.
So Tickets good until August 27. More
rates from other points. Inquire of
agents Ticket offices, SS4 Market
street. IA Powell street. Third and
Townsend streets: and Thirteenth and
Franklin streets, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

A Tennessee farmer has been ship
ping acorns north for some time. re-
ceiving as high as 81 bushel for them.
The acOrns are used for planting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
PROPOSALS

SEALED prcposals will be received at the office
of Walter J. Mathews. $50 Broadway Oak
land. Cal. until O'Clock D. M. Thursday.
September .. 1908. and then opened, fer all
the labor and materials incident 70 boring an
artesian well. installing complete oil burning
equipment and oil reservoir. outside electric
wiring. interc0n1municating telephone system
and laundry machinery IN the immigration sta
ton at Angel island. as per specifications pre-
pared for that purpose Particulars may he
obtained upon application % Walter J.
Mathews architect. Angel island imml lgrat ti0n
station
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

San Francisco Veterinary College
Next session begins Sept. Is. Catalogue free.
e. j. Creely secretary, 1878 Market St, S. +. :
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
CRUISE OF NAVAL MILITIA

"The growth of the naval militia of
the state of California" said Captain
George w. Bauer. the commanding of
ficer. yesterday. has been so rapid of
late that we shall have TO make appii-
cation for a larger ship than the Alert.
Relative to the recent cruise of that
vessel he said:
The annual cruise commenced June % and
closed July u. during which time the vessel
Barbara San Pedro. San Diego and Avalon ON
Catalina island. covering 1.063-T miles and con
enu1ire lOT SO tons Of coal the run, which
fs an excellent showing for the engineers divi-
SION The average speed was eight knots per
bonr which when the fact is taken into con-
sideration that most Of the time along the coast
there must be a slowing down on account OF
fbe fog Is not so bad. Therefore. the general
sverage is not as high as 1t would have been
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-22
Tho rwiiixhs OrIsne.

Inc muscles of the stomach IN old age are M,
as strong q active rs In youth and II conse.
uuence oso people are very subject to constipe
oowei movement without artificial ala Marv
also. nave unpleasant quotations of gas froi,,
ed by thu use of DR.. Caldweii's SWIM pens;-,
which perm anently regulates the bowels SO thaf
passages come naturally. and SO strenrfhen,
rue stomach that food Is dixested without 6;s
ssomiort: druggists seu It at 50 cea,s or 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-22
Additional Facts FOR
Richmond People

In addition to the general qualities of durability, tone
quality constructive details and artistic designs and finish
people of Richmond should bear in mind that in THE STARR
PIANO they have instrument that saves them the large
mdd|emans profit 1t is sold direct from the factory to
YOU No shipping expenses, no agents commission, and
agencys expenses. The Starr Piano Company home
concern, and the Home people get the benefit Come in
and see our splendid collection for Thanksgiving and Ho
day trade Our prices right and you can pay for any
piano on our floors, by using easy payment pan you
choosing your way
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-22
The Musician
Who Cannot PLAY

The greatest boon of the times is the payer-pano. It
enables those who lovers of music, but who cannot
play to sit down and enjoy classical sacred operate or
ragtime piece of music, and by our careful study in
making these instruments the effect almost the same as
played by the composer We invite every citizen of Rich
mond and surrounding territory to come in and try the lat
est pieces paygpano. We keep nice library of
the latest music in our paors and want you to feel you
are welcome at all times. If your piano is not used as
much as you would like to hear it, suggest that you
change it for one of these instruments.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Supervisors Meet
 This Evening

The beard of supervisors meet tc- nigh in regular m ,nthly session The toard will, among other matters, con- sider the poor farm project and pass upon the merits oi the Warren Ranch offer, also the San Pedro sites under consideration The plan to enlarge the county hospital buildings and ac- quire the tract of land adjacent to the hospital, meets with growing favor among the taxpayers, afording as it does, the only means ui saving from s25O 0 to s50,0O0 expense, which is certain to be involved should the poor farm be established at any other point By the enlargement of the presen, hospital tract and addit onal wards, a com mbined hospital and poor farm i, afforded that will be ample for all im- mediate and future needs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Swiss Count Visits
 Arizona Indians

Yuma and the Fort Yuma Indian school yesterday entertained a dis tinguished scholar and traveller in the person of the Count of St. George, of Geneva, Switzerland, a member of the Arche0logicsl Society of Switzerland.
 This is the counts first visit to America. and he came especially to study the American Indian. The Yumas, or rather the Cochsns, have traditions which amount to mythol- ogy of the highest type. Their story of the creation and their reason for the practice of cremation, in beauty and spiritual significance, are fables bearing the most intimate relation to all of the better religions the world has entertained.
 "I find the Yumas vastly interest ing" the count said. "It is always \ source of surprise to us in Europe that you Americans set your Indians st completely aside Yuma Examiner
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
The Way to
 Decrease Labor

O~ing to the recent eight-hour law the Western Union telegraph office at Nogaies rill remove across the line to Nogales, Sonora, from which point all messages will be sent in the future A correspondent of the Phoenix Re publican saysthe Southern Pacific will soon be compelled to increase the number of freight divisions in Arizona from four to eight between Fl PasO and Yuma, and this will mean the employment of many more men, and thus cut the h urs of labor in two from What they are now working. This will be bettering Of the condi- tions of the emplnyes, and although at an additional cost to the company, it is certain that better work will be done by the men
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Arizona Masquerader's
 Fortune to Mother
A Chicago dispatch says:-

A Chicago dispatch says:-
 Proof of heirship in the SIOOO estate of Nicolai De Raylan, who masquersded for years ss a man and whose tr sex was only discovered after her death in Arizona, was made in the probate court today.
 Baron Schlippenbach, whose secre- tary the masquerader was, showed that sersphins Terletsky, the mot CT, of De Rsylan, who resides in Russia, is the next of kin and is the only heir.
 Two "wives" of De Rsylsn put in claims for the estate but they were uot sllowed.
 In the course oi settling up the matter letters were received from over twenty women to whom De Ray Ian has maue love. given presents to and promised to ultimately provide for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Formerly Lived
 In Cochise County

Parties here are of the opinion that the Wm. p. McComas, who killed Mrs Charlotte L. Moves in Los An geIes on Saturday morning, j. the same William P. McComas who W 3 at one time resilient Of Cochise county for number Of years The description given in the los Angeles papers, so far, exactly fit the man who formerly lived in Rishee and later at PeaIce. He was teaching school at the latter place in 1886, and killed 6 Mexican while there, the kil'ing being done in self defense Telegrams have been sent to Los Angeles, asking for additional descriptiors tO definitely decide the matter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Arizona Miner
 Saved by Miracle

1 The details of sn accident in which
 one man was nearly killed and another
 had very narrow escape from death were related to Phoenix Gazette re
 porter by Ramon G. S.lcido. who has
 just left St Joseph's hospital in Phoenix after being there for ten or twelve days.
 SsicIdo some time ago was working
 for the American Venture Mining Co.
 at their prop, rty in the Eagle Tail
 mountains. He was working one day on 8 wIndlass hauling up heavy buck cts oi ore from the bottom of shalt where another man was busy with hammer ard drill Just as he had one Of the buckets near the surface, Salcido'. hands clipped from the han de, the handle striking him over the head, knocking him unconscious. With a whirl the rope began to unwind from the windlsss, drop ping the heavy bucket back into the -haft. 1.-the bucket had 'een allowed to continue on its mad drop to the bottom, the man working there would undoubtedly have been killed.
 However, the rapidly revolving hau- dle oi the windlsss az tin struck the unconscious body of Sslcido, the bar him under the arm partly raising the dead weight from the ground and in this manner checking the heavy ere bucket on its crop. Thus Sslcido, although dead to the world, saved the life oi the man in the bottom oi the shaft. Withal it is one Of the most peculiar accidents on re- cori.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
From Tuesdays Daily.

r. E. MJcKen ,ie returned ro Bls- nee yesterday after brief visit to the connty seat
 James Watson is "gar from B sbee
 He..states that tla laying oi ra'ls toi the street Iliiway between Warren a"d Bi,bee Ra- completed yesterday It is now expected that the iull equhp- ment will he in Norkiog "der by March l5, when ,hr line wiIl be opened to tine public
 Rosenthai, who was convicted in R.sbee of inde eni exposure and en- tenced 70 six months in tine c unty jail, has arrived and .s safely n- sconsed at Hotel Ge White
 In a discussion ou Allen strret to day as to the fist qnaits mil ballt in Arizona, the information was eliclted that mill was erected on the Bully Bueno mine on Turkey creek in northern Arizona iG the early CO.,, a,Id wa- run for several months, when burned by band Of Apa hes. Alter 4O years the United States government awarded the widow of the owner SSn,- Om dam tges as rr -llt of the Indian depreciation.
 The statute forbidding women from loitering ont saloons has caused the proprietors ui saloons in Bisbee to for nid Salvation Army women entering ,hei: place when selling War Crys or licitirg funds.
 Steel Is being lad thi- week on the .pur at D agoon tn trans'er ma'ern for the construction Of the Johnson, Dragoon < Northern railway.
 pr. Brockman, the weliknnwn Tucson dentist 0; the firm of Kitchens & Brockman, was TomJstone visitor today. The doctor formerly resided in Tombstone and was busy rene wing acquaintances during his brief visit
 c. L Cummings left today for Phne- nix. where he goet to secure ship. ment Of alfalfa fed beef for his Tomb stone market.
 A dispatch from Guaymas tells Of a fight in which twenty Japanese em. ployed on the Hacienda oi Las Mil pilla propesty, Louis Martinez, suc- cessfully with-tood an attaci; Df a su- perior band oi Yaqui Indians. After desperate battle in which three Jap ,nese were killed the Indians were forced to retire
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Prem fiondaY's Daily.

l Surveyor J. h Rockfeliow and hi
 assistant, Surveyor J Walter Dough
 erty, returned yesterday from sur
 eyIng trip n the Sw.ssLelm moun
 tains
 With the C. & A. securing the Lead
 vile group Of mines-which now seem:
 probable the Dragoon range oI
 mountains, near Tomb-tone, will come in for deserved attention among mining men. Some of the richest copper mines in Arizona are located m the Dragons and but await the magic coaxing by capital to develop more bonanz1s like the Leadyile.
 County School Superintendent R. ockiellOw is holding a teachers ex- ! amina ipu today at the court room There are eight applicants fer teach ers' certificates at this session.
 The Williams News reports that A case of smallpox was recently dis covered among the prisoners in the county jail at Flagstaff This does not surprise us Some prisoners will do anything to break out.
 Chti of Police BrAvin, who is ex- otficio assessor, is making up the as- sessment rolls of Tombstone. The rolls will show considerable increase over last year.
 Tucson planted 10000 trees last year That is the method pr 'bstly adopted by Tucson tn place other Ali- zons cities in the shad-
 Henry Hodges and Henry c. App.in have filed their applications to he come citizans of the United States There are some 20 applications filed for the next official examination.
 FC Earle. general manager of the Fl Paso smelters, returned to Fl Paso this morni z. MT. Earle is interested in the Hershsl mine in this district, anu was here on visit of inspection
 County Treasurer Gains expects to leave within the next few days for the coast, where he will remain for number of weeks. r.cuperating from bis recent attack of typhoid fever He has been granted sixty-day leave of absence by the board oi supervisors.
 Chairman Win, Riggs and Super vi,o, c J. McCabe arrived today to be in attendance at the meeting of the board. Supervisor Bowen wIll arrlye this evening.
 In regard to the pres dency, Penn -ylvania think the opportuntit' K Knor st her 'or, but oni, is also hot Taiter it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Experiment Station
 for Cochise County

The matter of having a overnr1ent experiment. st,tion established in Co., chi county rs nder way. and to take ne su-es get the -upuort If t3e rrans-Nissi--ippi Dry Farming con res, which is yielding such an rn- auenc- in the agricultural develop mert of the semi-aiid portions of the west.
 Since the convention at Salt Lake City the different public bodies in the county nave taken the project up, and 1t is the intent n to have an experi- mental station established either in San Pedro or Sulphur Springs Val ley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Local B. P. 0. E.
 to Give Grand Dance

The l3ca, Elks of Tombstone wi gIve an invitation dance on Frids, March 20;r, and with the wellknOw' characteristic enthusiasm that thr- 'zation puts into all Of its ttorts ID other cities, it is safe to say | al they will make their first social en tertainment in Tombstone s grand success. The music will be furnished by the wellknewn Royal Orchestra O the Royal Theatre in Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Regular Quarterly
 Examinations

The following is list of ihe app.:- can,s for teachers certificates taking the regular quarterly examination be ore County School Superintendent J. 4 Rockfellow, in Tombstone to- .y:-
 Ers Wolcott, Tombstone; Mabel Small, Tomb tone; Lucia Walters, Lowell; Agnes Ferry, Hamburg; Mir rion Curtis, St. Lavid; Lunah w.. Wallace, Douglas; Isabel Taliaterro, NacO; Kate Carson, Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

sheriff White has rece'ved inquire. from Final and Msricops counties of one B. H. Morse, who is charged with passing worthless cheeks in those sections. Morse was at one time an inmate of the Cochise county jail under s ninety-day sentence and his record is now being looked up. Hic presen. whereabouts are unknown se the officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

Peter Eagle, brought over from Bowie Saturday and examined for his sanity, was ordered com mitted to the asylum. He was found at Bowie by Constable Pfuitt while attempting to fire several buildings in that town. A :-rd found on him showed that he had been discharged from the asylum last September.
 Another Mexican, named Guerrc Salas, was brought up from Bensor last evening by Constable Trask ana
 sill also be examined during the nex' few d diys. He is suffering from [ hom cidial mania.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Arizona Odd Fellows
 To Build a Home

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will meet in Phoenix April 20, when that body will moss Iikelydecide upon the location of the home that the lodge proposes to erect for the cIre oi old people and for orphans left in t'eiT care bv their deceased members. 1t IS understood that number of propo, sltions have been submitted to the committee having this matter in hand from various places in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold = Gents Gold and Silver Sl.00 Lea. 55cents Gold, silver, Copper$I.5O
 Samples hy mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Olts Bought Serd for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, lj36 Court Place Denver. Colo
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
Tucson Will Have
 Republican Convention

The executive committee of the re- publican territorial committee at Tucson fixed the time and place ot holding the territorial convention for the appointment of delegates to the national republican convention. Tue +pn vas chosen for the location and the date of the convention will be April 18th
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

Encouraged by the success in lan6- ing the Republican Territorial con- vention for Tucson, a movement IS already under way to secure the Democratic Territorial convention for Tucsnn
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

Dr. Green, travelling dentist with headquarters m Los Angeles, was ar rested at Concho the other day, charged with prncticing dentistry in the territory without first having se- cured a license. He was convIc ed and sentenced to pay fine of 500 and costs. He dug up the dough and immediately left Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

Tucson req! estate men report con- siderable activity in their line. A number of big deals were reported last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08

"Frolic in Chinatown" is soon to be staged by tho coons of Prescott
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-08
To Cure Cold in One Day s'=s: s;@5s> rote Laxative Promo Qunine rabset. S NK on eyssy O ~ >70ss "'A @'<"


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 Douglas property .. 100 :. A G Baker to L II Soan-
 land mines in the Cali
 fornis mining dis
 trct ....... lV N4co Real Estate and
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 pany to o W Brandon
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 Bishee property ..... 20 .. MW Wamhsugh to John
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 pany to Thomas r Bishop, the Providence and Newport patented mining claims situated in Cochise county .. 10 .. Jas r. Pells sRd F A Swanzig to Michael Ohl, mines Tn the Chiri- chaus mining dis trict .........--...... United States of America to Great Western Min ing company, patents to group of mining claims in the Tur- quoise mining dis trict ..... ...-. 2oS5 .. Jubencio Guerrero ct ux toAA Dudley prop erty in the Pirtie ad- di,ion to the c!ty of Douglas .......... 10 . Margaret Dunn to Joe Reddlock Benson prop erty .............. 10 .. Pacific Improvement company to Joseph ' Reddock Benson prop. ertE -...-....- lJO International Land and Improvement company 10 4 Bnrola, property in the Northwest ad- dition 10 the city of Douglas .. .... 106 .. 1 International Land and Improvement company to Frank II Mike Douglas property . 15oO .. MGM ridd to Robert
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