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Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
AGED CITIZEN DIES After a Long Life Of Usefulness Wm. Gib-
 son Passes to Rest

The funeral of Ms. Gilbert Gibson
 was conducted this morning by the
 Rev. J A Crouch, from the home oi
 h,s son, Lathe Gibson. The deceased
 was born in Monroe county, Mississip-
 pi September l, 1880, and died in
 Tombstone, Ariz., Nov. ?, 1908. lie was married to Mise Cynthia Lock- hart on Feb. 18th, 1889. To this union ten children were born of whom five survive. Three daughters. two sons and the devoted wife mourn his death. The deceased was IS years of age and came here from Albuquerque, N. NJ. He lived longer than the allotted three score and ter and wss & hard working citizen who had seen and ex- perienced the vicissitudes and fortunes of pioneer life. The PRosPEcroR joins in extending heartfelt sympathy 70 .he bereaved family in their loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
n You Read This

kt will ne to learn that the leading Yney.e.
 cal writers and teachers of all the several
 schools of practice recommend, in the
 strongest terms possible, each and every
 ingredient entering into the composi.ion
 of Dr, Pi~rce's Gc!Se2 Medical Discovery
 for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia.
 catsFfh of stomach, -livsr com plsiut.-
 torpid liver, or bhiousness, chronic boyei
 affections, and all catarrhal diseases of
 whatever rIion, name or nature IL is
 also specih, remedy for all such chronic
 pr long standing eases of catarrhal affec-
 tions and their resultants, as bronchial. throat and lung disease except consurnp- tonl accom- pa nled with severe coughs. It E not 50 good for acute colds and coughs, but for lingering, or chronic cases it is especially eficacic' s in producinc per- feet cures IL ccnt.ins Black Cherry bark Golden Seal roo' Bloodroot, Stone roo, Mandrake root a.d Queens root-all of which are highly praised as remedies for all the above mentioned affections by such
 Ininent medical writers and teachers as Prof. Bsrtholow, os Jefferson Med. Col lege; Prof. Hare M the Univ. of Pa. Prof. Finley Sffngwood, N. D., of Ben. nett Med. College, Chicago; Prof. John king, M; IT oi Cincinnati; Prof. John Edwin MHSM. M. D.. of Hahnemsnn Med. Ceaegr Chicago. and scores of other$ eS6aly eminent tn their seyersj echQ6Sof practice.
 {he -G3lden Medical Dlscoyery, Is the s2s s2 55 Mfaslnf F. gaI s ls i,,l! ses tgca Rrllfz skzL2l sn1Qfse@entrwolfh tnore than any nRWLeEaiQ ord inarY feSti- GoQl3as, Open publicity of lts foruu!z is the bcst possible guaranty of its merits. A glance at this published forrr Ila will show that Golden Medical Di,coverys contains no poisonous. harmful or ha bit- gor m a -sA alrf.bpI---T a 1Ifr pure, tripie-refned giycerine being used Instead. Glyeerine Is entirely unobjec- tionable and besides Is most useful agent In the cure of all stomach as well ss bron- chiai, throat and lung affections. There Is the highest medical authority for its use in all such cases. The Discovery . concen -afsd glyceric e1tract of native, medicinal roots and is safe and reliable.
 A booklet Of eItrscts from eminent medical authorities, endorsing Its inSrS eients mailed free on request Ad4rU0 OE. B. V. Pisres. Buffalo. N. Y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF IN.
 IeREST CONDENSED.

Five freight cars standing in the Yums yards were robbed Wednesday evening and the officers have arrested one hobo on suspicion,
 shift Boss Roy H. Whittlesy and Foreman Boyl of the Neta mine at Csnsnes lost su eye each in an espio- sicn at the mine last week.
 The condition of E B Knox, who last week shot and killed his wife in Phoenix in q fit of insanity, is steadily growing worse lie imagines that everything he comes in contact with is charged with electricity, and ths, he is about to be electrocuted.
 Sunni T. Sumee, 'the Jap who was held in the Phoenix isil for running away with another mans wife in San Francisco has been released on sdvices from the police of the latter city
 Rev. ". W. Havens, secretary of tine sn,i-ssloon league of New Mexico and Arizona, will preach in Mesa church tomorrow.
 Frank II Parker. of Phoenix, re gently appointed to succeed Lyman W | Wakefield as register of the land office will take his new position the 4th ot November.
 George James, chairman of the min, ing committee of the Alsska-Iukou Pacific exposition, which will De held in seattle next summer, Is in the ter ritorv boosting for the mining depart ment oi the pig show.
 The twenty-fiith annual convention of the grand lodge of Knights oI Pythias will be held in Phoenix com mencing Nov. II.
 Cananea beat Tucson in two ball games Sunday by the scores oi 6 to 1 l and l3 to 10.
 The Douglas High school football team Saturday afternoon walked all ever the city team oi the same village by s score of 32 to 1.
 Tom Clark, who was shot by Dick Fletcher in Phoenix last week, died oi the effects of his wounds Sunday after. noon.
 A carload oi horses belonging to W, G. Durfee of Los Angeles has arrived in Phoenix to be prepared Tor the race meet at the territorial fair. Policeman J. Sullivan of the Phoenix force has been suspended from the ser vice pending an investigating for al 'ssed misconduct in rhe arrest of Dr. Gunter Sunday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

While the rest of the ticket went Republican, still the Democrats won out in the Tombstone city election. With the city officials Democratic with the exception of one councilman, the Democrats are not entirely swept away by the tidal wave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
Stockholders Met ting

Notice is hereby given that the au- nual meeting of the ockholders of the Aravsipa Canyon Railroad company will be held at the offices of the con- psny in the city of Tucson, Territory of Arizona, on Wednesday, November ls.h, 1908, q: i2 .0G o'clock noon for the purpose of eiecting 6 Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction ofsuch other business as may be brought before the meet ing.
 Books for the transfer of stock will be closed November 3,d and remain closed until December 3rd 1908.
 Dated, Tucson, Arizona, this l2th day of October, 1908.
 CHAs. E. WALKER, w'olS Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
IGNORED HIS MOTHER Phoenix Hack Driver Receives Be.
 quest of S37.000
The Phoenix Democrat says.

The Phoenix Democrat says
 Almost like fairy tale sounds the story oi Joe Mefford's wIudiall. Mef- ford for several year. past has been a hack driver for the Walker livery sta ble, Aith q stand in front of the Hotf- man saloon. He has been familiar figure to passers-by in the evenings along Center street. Few, indeed, ho gazed upon the figure oi the gray haired little hscknsn sitting upon his carriage ever thought that he would one day be wealthy man with valuable property aud a lsrge bank account.
 Metford for some time past has had his mother with hum, who before com ing here lived on s ranch in the Verde valley. The better part of his small salary went toward the support of his mother, and everything that loving and attentive son could do WAS done to make her happy and comfortable A short time ago his mother, Mrs. Sarah Stees by name, was taken se- riously III, and despite the fac, that everything possible was done to saye her life, her condition grew steadily worse and few days ago she died.
 Mrs Stees had made & will some tiTe before her death which was in the office of local lawyer. Upon i. being opened and read it was found that she vss the possessor oI property left bv her second hu-osnd, vained 9. considerably more than $50,OJO. Of the sum left. Joe Metford. the son who had been with her and comforted her in her last hours on earth, re- ceived s37 900 cash. Two other sons were given 5000 each and two dsugh. ters were bequesthed s2OOO apiece.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
PEACE NOW ASSURED
With the Yaqui Indians After Many
 Years of Hostilities

Tucson adSices state it is believed that permanent peace will be estab- lished in Sonora, Mexico, by the faqui Indians, following fight south east of HermosIilo, in which 1t is le- lieved Ole Bu,e, chief of the hostile iaquis was killed by Pspago guides and Mexican troops
 Thirty-four hostile Indians came in to Hermosillo yesterday and surren dered
 Gov. Torres returned from Europ yesterday and treaty favorable to th fsquis will probably be signed thi week
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
WENT REPUBLICAN
 ALL ALONG THE LINE
Tidal Wave Carried All The Doubtful States
 For Taft

The New York Herald and Times and all of the large metropolitan papers have con- ced d the election of Taft. The Republican tidal was sweep ing in character and is one of the most signal Republican landslides in the U. S.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
NOTICE.

Notic is hereby given that the au- nual meeting Of the stockholders of the Gila Valley, Globe < Northern Railway Company will be held at the offices of the company, Tucson, Ari. zona, on Wednesday, December 9th. 1908, at2:Oo o'clock p. m. for the cleo tion Of Board of Directors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meet. Ing.
 Dated Tucson, Arizona, this 2pd day Of November, 1908.
 CHAs. R. WALKER, noTe Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

The fRosPECToR tips its hat to Delegate Elect Cameron and his able political general, Hoval 4. Smith, whose field of battle covered every county in the Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

It isn't a palatable dish, boys, but send the crow along, We haven't anything to be thankful for this year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

The Democrats have been taught a wholesome lesson
 Suffice it to say the repriuand will be beneficial, and next time things will be different.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
Six Million Boxes a Tear.

In 1895, none; in Iyoo, 6,ooo,coo boxes; that's Cascarets Candy Ca thartic's jump into popularity. The people have cast their verdict Best medicine for the bowels in the so.id Al dsueRists, sec-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

Chairman Gardner in the county campaign was effect i've, as the sentiment expressed at the polls yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
Stockholders Meetino

Notice is hereby given that the an nua! meeting Of the stock holders of Phoenix & Eastern Railroad com- pspy will te held at the offices of the company in the city of Tucson, Terri. tory of Arizona. oh Wednesday, Mo- vemher 18th, 1908, st I2OO o'clock noon for the purpose of electing a Bosrd of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be brought be- fore the meeting.
 Books for the transfer of stock will te closed November 3rd and remain closed until December 3rd, 1908.
 Dated, Tucson, Arizona, this 18th day of October 1908.
 CHAs. E. WALKER, V-ois Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

It was a victory of incor- porate wealth, ofcorporate au- thority and of bureaucracy, but hopefully does Democracy look to the future, for the flu. ture is theirs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
MCFARLAND WINS OUT
Constable Bravin Is Re- elected Without 0p-
 position

The following is the result of the precinct vote in Tomb stone;
 Justice of tie Peace Mai. w. Mcfarland R. l97 II E. McGinnis. D........1SG Geo. Bravin. constable .34G The Democrats should cheer up. The Reps cannot do it again
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

It was so overwhelming, the Republicans themselves were surprised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

Tombstone and Texas are safe. Thank heaven there's s some Democrats left yet
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
It Was the Worst Ever.

The PRosPEcToR has several growing roosters that were not put in commission They were bundled up and sent to Chairman Gardner of the Re- publican Central Committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

It is now evident that the people paid heed to the sug- g.s ton of Joe Morrison in his campaign appeals to at least make Arizona Republican long enough to get statehood and then We can get back into the Democratic column in the election of state officials.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08
co TNERsHfP

No fAN lNEhhhil Jr Ninnis. John B Warden and William P Warden
 INCORPORATION King solomon Mig gCo-cspitsl stock Sl ,0V0,OO0
 BILL or SALE K Pacteco to Matis Pacheco
 RELEASE OF MORTGAGE: Arizona Trust X Banking Co to Arizona & Mexico Realty Go CHATrLE MORTGAGE Mrs Mary Gstlit to Copper Queen Con Mig Co
 R. E. MORTGAGE. Robert J Dunlsvey to 0 Violo Slaughter MORTGAGES William T Dayey to Diana I Kirk MINING DEED George Townsley to Chss B Lsnders. Lafayette Gibson and J smes Tsaie, mines in the Turquoise mining dis l trict .-.. DEEDS William M Grifiths, re- ceiver of the Arizona Savings and Invest ment company, to Geo O'Malley, Doug property. -
 DEEDS. D W Collard to Prit- chard & Ken. .Lines iL the Apache Pass t dlstFlc.. ..-.... D w COllsrd, George "
 Collard and George c
 Nelson, mines in the .. Apache Pass mining
 uletflcV. lV Srper & Pi;tsburg
 Copper company to uI the city of BIsbee. Bis- If bee eeproperty .... ). Mrs Guildin to Mrs Il NJ Moore, lot in san
 simon. ......--..-... bD Norman Hobgood et ux
 to Richs.d Thomas
 Rowe, Bis bee prop tIty .....--. o0c Scott Whaley to the
 Orient Realty and
 Trad i n z company,
 mines situated in the
 Warren mining dis
 UIct lU William M Kelley %
 Balls L Mckinney, mines situated in the
 Turquoise mining dis
 iiiCt w Young Jr to the
 Great Western Copper
 company. mines situ-
 sted in the Turquoise
 district .... To
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

We have met the enemy and we are theirs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

For years the Arizona Re- publicans have been taking their defeat gracefully. The Democrats will now take their first lesson in the art of look ing pleasant under most ad- verse circumstances.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

The national returns wer, also simply awful.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE x l Pullism and H w Jones et ux to The Arizona Trust X Bank ing Co, real est in Dou- eias ........ ZUu A Y Lewis ct ux 70 LC
 Shattuck, real est in
 Wsrren Nj D, also lease
 right to Hansen beer
 ShIutn -----.... itol co
 PossEssoRY RIGHT
 Cor A Hawkins claims I60 acres near New Mexico X Arizona K R NE E Solden vs Second Baptist church of Douglas, due $533.3J and S+2964 and costs.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
 Douglas City Bank to John 4 Rice real estate in Douglas
 ARTICLES OF INCoRPoRATIoy
 Sylvsnite Gold Development Go. - Itcorporators - Frank J Graf, $ M Aguirre ard l. c c .nzsles. Place oi business, Bisbee. Capital S35,00O 35.000 shares of tie par value Of Sl each. WARRANTY DEED Elizsheth Land aidow,
 to Blanch E Land, reel estate in Bi-bee. .. $l0O .. Frederick Giesler 10 F E Brs!ey. real estate in sNdNO. oJ Frederick Hedberg ct ux 10 R L Grsnthsm, real estate in Hedberg " 10 The L < Go to Will ian Neville, real ee,ste in Douglass .. 100 sHERIFY's DEED Pacific Improvement Co to II Ross, Agt, real estate in Benson ... 4J0 [, QUIr CLAIM DEED James NJ Locket ct ux to Herbert Warrington
 and Lillian Blanche
 Warrington, wife, real
 estate in Warren .... 200 ..
 DEEDS The International Land
 & Improvement com-
 psny to Dennis E Will
 kinson, Douglas prop
 erry................. 7JO .. George H Neale, mayor
 Of the city of Bisbee,
 10 the Bisbee Improve
 ment company, Bisbee
 property .. samuel E Mcguire to
 James Mclean, land
 in Cochise county.... l.: Mrs E L Rice to James
 Norris, Douglas prop
 eTty .-....-...... 5SU .. w F Fisher to Lilly E
 Dugsn, Douglas prop tTtE lD The l. l., X I. Go to LC
 Hanke, real estate in
 Douglas ...... zoo e.
 MINING DeED John l Kelly to H NJ Ci. mo. mining property in in Hartford .... George N Land and Mrs C Lemons to D c McIane. mining prop erty in Turquise .
 REAL EsrATs MORTGAGE Nellie Schsal 10 John l Goshen, real estate in Douglas .......... 300 | L zzle Eichler and hus- tsnd to w H Brophy, ] trustee, real estate in i Lowell ... --i
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. OJ Neer to Ida J Neer-general ,owers
 Maggie A William to Griffith J Villiams-specisl
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-11-08

W.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
HAYNE AND HIS CAREER.

Hayne might respected
which him the
brilliant these shores the twenty
years long the
intellectual
powers
of while Julian had
the instincts of the crook and behind him. well as before him.
picturesque rascalty.
written the then operath
fifteen wears aroThe Isle of
touched matter inquiries about the claimant
a welcome where had been freely given him before.
his whiom friends in the eaest then possible
nv becoming an active foe of the and of the Provisional
peace
which inspired hatds ion In his editorial capacity
but before he could amount harm
committed crimes mainland jurisdiction which landed him
eight months He had
alias City Julian denied his
identity Yale
Honolulu including VIM Raw who identified him sight
being his defence You have
time
awn Oahu College, addressing the
on n Life.''
With credits able the
period of and few months But tenth
his life had him. The time in which
Haynes accomplishments might have made honest
he all that time behind the bars with suit of
clothes his pocket and FIVE dollars from the State with which to begin
life when he
refom fight he profit
Stepping to better things' Not he The curious
yellow man itself, scarcely
plor find him his old tricks plotting crimes As
to that end he became private detective business which be reputable
opportunity
chance get contract for cartridges; sold his customer cartridge boxes
filings collected $ 1000 bee he found
which he will get no pay counting the days weeks and g
file Of discomfort planning in his idle subtle vany
ties the law.
trying Hayne.
change the of the
Ethiopian this chevale indurie honest While he
lives and has chance, he will society
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
"HoNEST MONEY"

AdvertserWth much pleasure read the
report Secretary Garfed Aaa Park, but
I hones money" dishonest
money disappointed
Secretary be wise enough to patriotic
which issues
honest and that it is to in
innate to the conary
OF believe
majority
that be honest should be
intrinsic value of the whatever
nickel be used for
gold basis,
the of the government its
value may the policy of that and holders
O. lose accordingly
Is WORTH redeemable
the rich which
Indebtedness promise The
Rockefeller guarantor unless he plainly accepts re-
of his notes and contracts instead
payable the gold
the Its fiat
nng declaration that
of
all times under all circumstances
credit world invite panic and
banku
The party Populs the 1896 Bryantes
doubt what after
included would have suffered disaster from
which recovery would be slow
milk, fraud ticket that
humbug unredeemabe dollar that pend to b.
swinde
Republican like Secretary Garfield right in de
basis put ckds Greenbakm POpulim Organism
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
woMAN's FITNESS FOR WAR.


really brothers. husbands maintains
for great al
ratio
practically applied political
subordinate This
To e
in
lately February supported
leading weekly journal standing generally
acknowledged
But nonsense pertinacOus
fSufagees.'' The following
"Let this dogmac
t the glib apparently
ndiuatl axiom
has distinctly nothing
when beings
in
sisted sutton when she had bestowed her
the feudal MILL politics
facing enemy donning marching
Ito battle-ground
in
rather than civil
we read:
up
pine and and all the paraphernalia
abeboded shk
all the nvuabi the bullets sporting
betting
of its familiarity with the battlefield probably
would
arbitration decide
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
GREAT OCTOPUS !.
SAFELY LANDED

An immense squid took the bait Of a
fisherman casting his line from the AL
len street wharf yesterday afternoon,
and after hard struggle was pulled
out of the water.
Brook Amin, part Chinese boy, was
fishing from the lumberyard wharf with
hook and line when he felt pull at his
line which he thought to be caused by
an ulua. The line was very stout one
and Amin held on with might and main.
Unable to get the devilfish out of the
water and fearing to be pulled in him
self, the fisherman shouted for help, and
several people, attracted by his cries,
the boy to pull the great octopus from
the water.
The squid was taken to a nearby
scale, and weighed fifteen pounds. It's
length from tentacle to tentacle was
over eight feet.
An old waterfronter who saw the
| squid said that it was the largest that
has been caught in the harbor for a
long timej in fact, the only one which
has been taken with hook and line for
years.
Every now and then a report goes
the rounds of great squid which las
been seen in the harbor, and about a
year ago an octopus weighing well over
twenty pounds was speared by torch
light near the Healani boathouse.
After the great kona of 1902, a Sec
tion of a tentacle of squid was found
in the mass of seaweed which had ac-
epmulated in the harbor, which was as
thick as a grown man 5 thigh.
Now and again immense squids are
seen by the fishers along the reef, but
they are usually left alone, for they
are ugly customers to tackle, especially
in boat.
One of the large octopi is known e
haunt a seawall near Kaalawai, and Il
occasionally seen by fishermen towart
the time of sunset, Its body is as big
as mans head, and 1t appears to fire.
quent the same spot month in an'
month out
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
.SHER|FFS AND
HACK DRIVERS

Territorial Treasurer Campbell has
referred to Attorney General Hemen-
way the question of whether he can
issue hack drivers license on the
certificate of the High Sheriff of the
competency of the applicant as driy.
err, and of the soundness of horse, hack
and harness. The question has arisen
in the case of Joe Lucca. He ap.
Piled to Sheriff Iaukea for the certii-
cate as to competency as driver and
the soundnes of horse, hack and har'
ness which is required before license
can be issued. Sheriff Iaukea refused
on grounds other than those of com
potency. -Iucca then applied to the
High Sheriff, who, after making the
necessary. examination, issued the GER
| tifcate, and this was, presented to the
Treasurer and license applied for.
In 1904, Takichi Sakata and three
other Japanese hackmen were refused
certificates of this kind on the grount
that they did not speak or understand
the English language well enough Il
be hackmen. They sought to eompe
the issuance OF certificates by manda
mus, and the supreme Court, Governo
Frear then being Chief Justice, de
cided that they were entitled to thu
certificates, the question of their un
derstanding of the English Language
having nothing to do with the case.
Sheriff Iaukea expressed the opinio
that the High Sheriff was butting i
by issuing these certificates when
has been customary for them to al
come through the County Sheriff, an
Iaukea refused the certificate o
grounds which he thought ought t
commend themselves. High Sheri
Henry, however, says the law make
it mandatory on him 10 issue such
certificate when it is applied for an
the applicant is competent driver.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1908-07-03
REVISING LAND LAWS.

regulating the disposal of public
be definite leaving much to the dis
administrative authorities excellent
do do (wihn limits
the officials themselves of the relies of
should exactly define rights
If the agitation shall stir
relating public lands this Ter
ritory conditions possibilities citizen population it
will e things do for Hawaii
But the will
Those wholly unsued either lands
nothing speculation public
landab