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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Mining Application
 No. BIO.
United st ,es Land Cmce,

United >t les Lard Cticc,
 IhOsuIN +TzOra,
 October 20. 1907 Notice s hereby giv that ;homas P. Co~en. of Cmt stOnr. CoCh4s- unty Arizona Territory has uIce application for patent to be ,ci- i..Cc. he >aice No Lode and the Grenacler Lode. Ain-Tai Survey No 24os. sit uated m losnshp Ig south, Range 2S East UnSuryeYed. TurquO,e Mining District CoChse ccuniy. Arizona eTIicry, the said ans be- ing c, scIIb' q as iO!oNs tO.Wit.
 S4DIE LODE Beginning at cointr No I. the NV corner Of he claim. whence U S Min ra NJ tuner; No lurq ,oIse district bears oorth 5 d gre 4 mir utes west a feet; | elCe north -b cegreeS 70 minutes east SCo ',ti tO corr'T No ?; thence scu 10 q. gress $ minutes east I5oz 9 feet to oorner No 3, thence south 7b d. grr,s 70 m.autes wet oCo feet 10 corner No I thence north B degrees 20 min uteS st 1890 'eet L. corner A O the place If b=s inning, containing IS 42 aores.
 SADIE NO 2 LODE-Beginn:ng at corner No the nCrthWest c-rner of the claim whence ' N neal Moouneut Turquoise District bears north 45 degrees 4g E minutes west 375o feet; therce nortN 70 degrees 10 minutes east 6oo feet ts co ner No 2; thence south 8 degrees 20 minutes east Iz73 feet 10 corner No 3; | thence south 7o degr. es 70 minutes west oOO l feet 10 corner No <; thence ncrh B degrees 20 ! minutes west I273 feet 10 corner No I the place of beeinni z. containing Y. $50 acres l bNtNADlEN LODE beginning at corner | No I, the northwest corner oi the clam, whence | U Mineral Monumen, Tuquois district bears north ? degrees s6 minutes vest +5sI.s feet; thence north 76 degrees and 70 minutes east 6Oo feet 10 corner No 9, thecce s-uth zq deR rec A minutes east 1898 | feet 10 corner No B. | thence south 7b dsgrevs 70 mi utes west 6I2 ! feet 10 corner NO l. thence north 2g degrees Io minutes west 1900 'e-t 10 corner No I. the p ace oi brgiLLlng. containing 20 o53 acres. The Sadie location IS r,clrded ID Book I5 Of ] the Records O Mines a; page 8g in the oftce | the Recorder Of CChIse cCuaty 1erutory Of l Arzona ih- S8dI- N loos ticn Is recorded ln | the me oftIc' n the same book al page TO, and th- G--u cI-r IS 'eCoTted n the same cftce q the same Look at peg- 5y.
 He atjoin'ng claimants arr: Gu the North the Qu-ea 1i ih= Hi. ode unsuryeled. r. s. Aa'nekro, claimant. aud the Portland lode, u1 uryeycd T hJr As q. CoHen Martin Costello and lohE G.ses0n. clam ants on the south by the Pcatcr lCd-, Uusurye yed, claimant uu known on the wrs; by the lip Top and lip Top No 2 lo-es, Su vsy No I9,7.
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
 Register PICKETT $ BOWMAN Attorneys fo l Claimant.
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Tombstone Business
 Announcement

R. H Snesd, of Sneed Brothers, an. n7unces that the firm has decided to close out its dry goods department and will ship the lines of dry good', boots, shoes, etc, to their branch store recently established st Big Springs, Texas. The firm ~ill enlarge it's grocery business and apply themselves to an increased trade in Tombstone in that line. feeling that in sn exclus- i've grocery business the public wants can be more satisfactorily provided sad the trade more successfully cater ed to.
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Marriage Licenses
 Recently Issued

Tine following marriage licenses have been issued out of the probate court during the past few days:-
 Carlos Nj Gsllardo of Pirtleyille to wed Bertha Fort of Douglas.
 Ramon Silyss of Douglas to wed Jennie Catalina oi Pirtleville.
 J. s. Harper of Pirtleville to wed Lorella T. Baker of Independence, Missouri.
 E. NJ. Riggs of Dos Csbezss to. wed Gay Moore of Wilcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Entertained In Honor
 of Miss Della Wilson

Mrs. Fletcher VI. Doan was the hostess at a largely attended social function at her residence on Tough nut street last night, given in honor of hsr niece. Miss Della Wilson of Missouri, who Is Mrs. Dosn's guest for the winter. Dancing and cards were the anrsemen's whirh held the guests entertained. Toward mid night the guests retired, having spent & most pleasant e' ening, as they d. ways do, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Doan.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Resume Work
 At Big Shaft

The miners Tn the employ of the T.C. NJ. Co. returned 10 work this morning ter s lay-of oi three days, during which time the machinists were at work overhauling the engines and boilers at the Big Shaft. The work of cutting out another portion of the of I000-foot station is under way to afford room for the big fl wheel ofthe new pump which vii arrive 'hortly.
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School Statistics
 Of Arizona

of you take the school statistics Of Arizona in 1885 and multiply those figures by five, the result will be their present status, said W. II. McNeff of Phoenix while visiting Prof. A H Mcclure in Yuma. "Arizuna school property now represents ] grand total of nearly sl, ,2OO.eOO," Mir. McNeff con tinued, land the schools have an en- roliment of more than S2 GOO pupils. Inclusive of the university and the normsls the territory empl ys about 700 teachers.
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Delegate Smith
 Introduces Bill

A Washington dispatch of the 9tn says: Delegate Smith introduced his hill to admit Arizons into state- hood today. Senator Guggenheirn in- troduced in the senate a bill au;hor- izing the sale of grazing land. in Ari- zona and New Mexico, slso . bill to encourage the sinking of wells on any quarter section f public land in tie territories"
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
From Thursdays Daily.

Judge Hogan of Bishee was in the city last evening on short business trip. returning tO his home this morn- ing.
 Constable Wilmoth of Bisbee was in the city last evening, being called here on business conncct,d with his fiics
 F. NJ. Rigg-, Of Dos Cabeass, wa. n the city today on A short visit to friends and relatives.
 < Muirhead Of Bsbee is Tomb stone visitor, heinz called here as witness before the distr:ct court.
 NJ Hartman of Tucson was in the city yesterday on business before the district court, returning home lat evening.
 w c Hagsn, of P,ttsburg. s promi. nent business man of that city. is spending few days here on business before the district court.
 Richard Humphrey, recently ap. pointed road overseer for the Bisbee road district, came over from that city this morning to confer with the board of supervisors.
 Under the charge of non-com- missioned officer 39 raw recruits for the army Of Uncle Sam passed through Fairbank last night en route to For' Huachuca. They were a fine looking bunch of young men and were largely recruited from Texas and other south ern states.
 Judge Casa, of Dougla', ?, is in the city, being called here on business be, fore the district court.
 J. NJ O'Connell, :he Bisbee sttor ney, came over thi, morning, having case. that demanded his attention be fore the district court today.
 Frank Graf, tie Bi.bee broker, va, an incoming passenger this morning being called here as A witness in tn, Duey case that is set for hearing thi' afternoon.
 ] J : McNei-h, the county surveyor came over from Bi-bee this mornin. to- confer with the board of super visors.
 | Miss Ella G shspard entertained about twenty of her friends at tn, club rooms of the Cochise Club yes terday afternoon from to ,. I'll, entertainment was progressive 800 and the prizes were captured by Mis- Della Wilson Of Missouri, Ms. II Berndt and Miss Reach. Dainty re treatments Were served and the after noon was a decidedly plea-snt one. Mrs Allen Kelly and sister of Doug las are in the city fo- a few day. on . ! visit 10 friends.
 Harry Duey, the former Bisbee broker, was in the city today on busi ness before the district court. The Salvation Army is making progress throughout the territory and several new barracks are to be estab- lished during the year. PhoeDIx merchants are organizing for a persistent fgh. against the Ari- zona railroads for better freight rates
 Miss May Buckley Of Fl Paso and Mrs. Hayes and daughter are regi.- tered at the Arlington Hotel.
 Attorney Joe Morrison Of Bisbee is in the city on business befcre the dis trict court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12

To examine sites for the territorial prison, which will ultimately cost S250, coo, Governor Kibbey, Auditor Page and J. J Riggs, who comprise the tosrd of control, ard sup't Ryn- ming of the penitentisry, will go to Florerc~.
 Already several sites have been of fered tie board Of control, and 1t is possible that before the members re- turn to Phoenix they will have decid- ed upon the exact location of the modern prison Arizona Is to have when the work is completed.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY l9

The attention oi the district court during the past tao days has teen taken up in the trial of the cases oi c B Jones and W c Hagau sg.inst :he Cochise Consolidated Copper G ci Paradise Madison F Lsrkin oi Scranton. Tenn recently secured s judgment against the company for s2l 500 and the property sold al s trustee sale. An ehort wss made to set the sale aside, but the motion was denied by the court c B James had A claim and secured judgment for ! 600, while the Hsgan Mercantile Co of Pit,sburg was also allowed iudg ment for Sl2 s93 76 Notice Of ap- peal was tled by the company
 Thos Zamerloen ct al vs Alber, Hetfern, judgment for plaintiff for s237 50.
 Isaac Stone vs Elizabeth Stone, divorce granted.
 Francis Adnie Rec. vs John W. Rees for divorce. granted.
 August Geislcr vs W. :. Madding for debt; judgment for plaintiff.
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From Fridays Daily.

Masters Bryan and Robert English | returned to West Berkeley, Cal. yes tersay, where they go 10 resume their school work after spending ihe hJl.- day vacation with their parents.
 Attorneys Morrison, Nesle and Bennett returned to their homes in Bisbee last evening, having completed their work before the district court here.
 Colonel l. B. Stone O Benson was in the city today on short business trip. He has just returned from an extended visit tu ,outkern California.
 The ladies of the Cor gregationsl church are planning a"Besn Auction" on Friday evening, January r, fur ther particulars of which will be given later.
 Jchn Williams has returned from a short trip to Benson, where he was called on mining business, Rev Woodford, an eminent Epis- copal divine, arrived today from Tue son and will hold services at the Episcopal church tonight at 7:3C o'clock. A general invitation is cor dially extended to all
 Mrs. E. T. Iams returned th:. morning from Douglas and Bisheei shere she has been for a fortnight on visit to friends.
 Leon l.. Noise, the San Francisco liquo. dealer, was in the city last l evening making one of his usual vi-i,s.
 Wayne !. Denglee and sister, Ms: Susie 3. Cabell, are visiting friends 1T -isbee TOT few days.
 Mr.. Jack Kelly and sister, Mrs John Rees, retusned to their home: in D uglas last evening after short ] yisl. to this city.
 The board of supervisors has ad- journed until February 3rd
 Miss Ruth Alhro entertained mum Der O. her friends at her home las' | evening. A pleasant time was had by the guests and the hours snjoyabiy spent with games and general socis- bility
 1 Charles Melgren ha. purchased the old McHenry residence on Toughnu, street, adjoining the residence of A R. English, and is making some ex- tensive improvements thereon before moving into it.
 J. J. huirhead aud Richard Hum phfey have returned to their home, in Bisbee after spending a few dayl here.
 A second suit arising out or the as- signment of the late firm of Duey Overlook, was filed today Henry Piatf of Fl Paso sues for the recovery of slSl2. 50 on a stock transaction.
 E. J. Jacklin is in Douglas for fe " days, where he was called ou bushes. connected with his real estate hold : l ings.
 Albert Heffern of Bisbee was in the city yesterday on business before the district court, returning home this morning.
 Martin Costello returned yesterday from Los Angeles, where he spent the holiday. with his family.
 Judge Cass, president of tine Doug las Country Club, who has been in the city for several days, returned to his l. al,
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Delegates From
 Cochise County

The following is the list Of delegates appointed by the board of supervisors to attend the Dry Farming Congress that js to meet shortly in Salt Lake City, Utsh:-
 Hoval A. Smith, Bisbee; Peter Loi- gren, St. David; Gus Mitchener, San simon; G. J. McCate, Huschucs: Jc chn Merrill, St. David; c. A. Taylor, Douglas; George II. Kelly, Douglas; F. B. Mosen, Hereford; H K. Street, Benson; Wm. Adamson, Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Educate Your Bowels.

Your bowels can be trained as well as your muscles or your brain. Cas- carets Candy Cathartic train your bowels to do right. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Nev~' 0sd in bulk. All druggis'-. roc
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12

AN' hi'NiAVi loO hard Christmas morning that two ribs were broken. The young lady should try the other sex.
 It will probably develop that that reported earthquake of considerable violence was merely the rush to get aboard the water wagon at the last moment.
 NIT. Rockefeller attributes his cure to the use of about s5,00o,000 worth of gold.
 It has always been Mir. Rockefeller's policy to save enough money to pay a stiff fine.
 On good authority We are assured that lunch" is the verb and "lumcheon' the noun. A little luncheon like this is always instructive.
 Concerning the deceased wife's sister" bill, it is 10 be observed that few, if any. of the deceased wives have made the slightest objection to it.
 NIT. Rockefeller's physi- elan predicts that "the rich est man" will live to be at least g. years old. Having an optimistic doctor is cer- tainly great joy.
 Helty Green says she has no use for the society girls of today. The society girls can get even by sending their regrets if Hetty ever invites them to pour at anything,
 The largest monument in the world is being erected to the memory of Victor Emmanuel II, in Rome If Ramesis the II were still living he could be depended upon to beat it.
 A Harvard professor who has been figuring on the mat ter says it costs about S25,- GOO to rear a middle class boy in this country. Any father who is buying shoes for a  lively youngster will take the professors word for it with out foolish questioning.
 The theoretical defects in American warships, viewedin the light of history, disappear when it comes to actual fight ing.
 Optimism once more reigns among New York bankers, and even Wall street is lift ing its battered head and smiling bravely.
 An American tourist re ports that he was robbed of SlOO,OOO in Europe, Inas- much as he was not in the vi- cinitv of Monte Carlo at the time, the case is regarded as mysterious.
 A Pittsburg woman has in- 6ignantly refused to pay a large sum of money for the "honor" of being presented at the Spanish court In addi- tion to her twenty-eight good ] men, Pittsburg seems to have n .o,,e;bIa urorncn ar tUo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Summons

Ep the Distiic; Court. of the Second IudiCia District of the Territory of Arizona ID aLd for the County of Cochise. The Territory Of ATizcna. at tie rc at'oa and 10 the use oi \ Gaines. Treasurer al EI-UtfirIo Tax Ccilecror Tn and for the County Of Cochise in the Ierritcry cf Ali Zoaa
 P.aintf. Mlnuel Lopez and au unknown oWners ot Lot s8 in Block Ore r) m the City of R.sbee. Coehise county, Arizona.
 Defendant Action brought in the District Court of the second judicial district 1f the Territory of Arizona. n and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said County of Cochi>e, in the Otrce Of the clerF oi said Dis tElct Court.
 The Territory If Arizona ser1s greeting to Manuel Lopez and all un.nosn owners of Lot 8 m Block 'yne ul n the City Of B.sbee, Co ch SC county, Afzona.
 You are hereby required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. ID the District Court oi the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and .oI the County of Cochise. and to answer the complaint ll-d therein within twenty days, exclusive Of the day of servicel after the service on yoC of this summons Of served within the county: otherwise within thirty dsvsl or judg- ment by default will te taken against you sc- cordi to the prayer of sad complaint.
 Gwen under my hand and the f~ seal Of the Distinct Court Of .he sEAI Second Judicial district Of the t00b Territory of Arizona. in and fnr the County oi ochIse this I2th day oi August, in the.yea- of our Lord one thousand, nine hundred and seven.
 GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk. First publication Dec. Isth. 1907.
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Doings In the
 District Court
TUESDAY, JASUARY '

The attention of the district court Is occupied at the present time in the clearing up of s number of civil cases before the adjourning for the session Of the supreme court
 In the case of Anton Kringas ~ C Medigovich, after hearing some tes t.mony in the case the court ordered that a temporary injunction be issusd upon the filing of the required bond
 The case Of Blair vs Long ct al, in yolying the question of title to group oi mining claims in the War. ren district was ordered dismissed without prejudice.
 In the case cf Belle Mullen ys Geo Mullin for divo; ce, after hearing the testimony of some of the witnesses for the plaintiff divorce was granted.
 A similar order was made in the case Of Reiugio Ovens ys Raymond F. Ovens.
 In the case Of Jepp Ryan vs the Western Company regarding the gues- tion of title to mining property in the Turquoise district, an order wac made that tine plaintiff be given ten days in which to file A bond ss se- curity for costs
 In the case of the Territory vs san tibanes, charged with assault with in- hsoeAs corpus was denied and the prisoner held to await the action ol the next grand jury, to which body the last grand Jury had referred the
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
SUMMONS

In The di=u'ct courr of the Second Judicial pis'rIct oi the Territory of Arizona, in and for the unIy Of COchise. The Territory of Arizona, al the relation and to the use cf \. Gaines, Treasurer and Ex-Ohcio Tax tcl,stOT in and for the County Of COchise in the Territory Of Ar ZOnA.
 Plaintiff
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12

Thee ,llfor g prohibition electit n in Phoenix may be contested by the saloon men.
 A new republican weekly newspaper is announced for Bisbee shortly.
 The sale of stamps in the Bisbee postoffice for three months amounted to SIC, ,l27. .Ss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-01-12
Plaintiff,
H. NJ. MTiear,
Defendant,

Defendant. Action brought in the District Court of the Second Judicial Distinct of the Territory of Arzona. m and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said County of Co., chise in the office Of the Clerk of sad District Court
 The territcry Of Arizona sends greeting to H. N. Muiear,
 You are hereby required to appear in an &C., tion bought asaInst you by the above named plaintiff in ih- oistr:ct court Of the second ig- dicIal oi-trict of the ter1tory oi Arizona in and tor the county oi Cochise ard to answer the complSin fllen there in within twenty days lex elusive of the day of service) after Ihe service on you cf this summons tif sery ed within the county otherwise within thirty daysl, CT judg- ment by default will be taken against you ac- cording to the prayer Of slid complaint. Given under my hand and the seal of the District Court oi the second judicial district of the TeETitory Of Arizona, in ard for the county
 of CochiSe. this I7th day Of Au-
 gust, nthe year of onr Lord SEAL ore thousand nine hundred and
 seven.
 GEO. B. WILCOX,
 Clerk First publication DCcemher 18th, too :.
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Paint

Manuel Lopez and d. unknown oSners ot Lot 33 in Beck Gre Ir) in the City Of R.Sbee, Coehise Coun'y, Arizona.
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First publication Dccembcr Isth. reo 7.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-11-25
AN OPEN LETTER
TO the Editor OF the Daily Item. AMI
L Want the People OF Sumter to
Know That / Write the Following
Voiuntarily.-iyarry l.. GOodieI.

I have suffered for the past five
years, and have tried different doc
tors but have had no relief until !
bought so cent box of Mi-o-na from
our drug store OR. w. Knowlton's) -
here short time ago.
The first box did me so much good
that Immediately purchased another
one ana | now feel better than
have al any time in the past fr,
years. Am able to eat anything and
ovoiv,h'ng, and ct good Aighcs
sleep Afterwards.
Was SO bad at one time that ri, !
was able to eat for over month was
q raw egg in o half q glass of milk
two or three timos a day.
would earnestly advise anyone
suHorir@ us was from dyspepsia, Co
giye this rcmedy a fair trial re-
main gratefully yours. Harry l.. Good
ieL 80. 9 1-2 River street, Astabula. o.
1875
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-11-25
CH|NA'S PEACE At STAKE.
HANGS ON THE LIFE OF ONE
MAN, 1T is NOW DECLARED
This Country Desired TO Tal.o S,e,e
10 Preserve the Life OF Yuan
Shi Kai.
From the Baltimore Sun.

FROM the Baltimore Sun.
Washington Nov. 17-Upon the
life of Yuan Shi Kai the grand conn.
seior or China, rests the peace Of the
Chinese Empire. This is the statement
made tonight from a source so high
that Its truth cannot be doubted. This
phase of China's internal affairs has
been communicated to an official of
the state Department late tonight by
powerful Chinese influence, with the
hope expressed that the United States
viii see its way to aid in the protec-
ton of so valuable life.
Should the enemies of Yuan Shi
kai-and they are the leaders of the
reform movements, while Yuan him
self is one of the most progressive re-
formers in China-take his life, it
will, it is asserted, be the signal for an
upheaval in China such as has never
before shaken that empire.
That Yuan Shi Kai realizes this
himself is not doubted The Grand
Counsellor is the real power behind
the new throne, and with his demise.
it is pointed out, would follow turmoil
among all classes, even among the va
rious branches of progressives them
selves.
Possibly Yuans most bitter and
strongest enemy is Kang Yu Wei, the
reform leader. This mans hatred Of
Yuan daes from 1898, when Yuan Shi
kai gave his support TO the late En-
press Dowager at a time when one
branch Of the Progressives had an op-
portunity Of overthrowing her power.
but were defeated by Yuan Shi Kai.
who refused to join, them with the
powerful army under his command
and threw his power in with tie Dow
ager Empress.
From that time Yuan Shi Kai has
grown in power until he is now the
grand counselor OF the Ch. nese EN-
pire, and through the Nate Dowager
Empress choice Of the new Emperor
and Regent is the power behind the
new regime. Should he be removed
there is no other man in China it is
explained, powerful enough to stem
the tide.
Yuan Shi Kai, through his going
over to the Dowager Empress at the
enmity of the other two powerful
branches of progressives, the anti
Manchu party and the China for the
Chinese" party. Yuan fears the loss
Of his life through the malice Of each
of these.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-11-25
Still HarDing on EOuI Play.

Toxic, Nov. 17.-Tokio correspond
ents in Pekir persist in attributing the
death Of the Emperor to natural
causes. They constru, the arrest of
the palace eunuchs as a verification Of
the theory. The Dowager died first,
they say, and the Emperor was re-
moved at the instance of the palace
officials responsible for the failure of
kang Yu Wei's attempt at reform in
1888. These feared retributive pun
ishment by the Emperor if permitted
to live.
General Aoki, who is on the way TO
China, when interviewed, declared the
expected reduction of the Japanese
garrisons in China would necessarily
be postponed.