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Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

40 acres land at Hubbard, all
cultivated, good water right,
; room brick house, good
we'll, 10 head milk COWS,
good team and wagon and
farm implements, $1,000.
2 lots in south end of Stafford,
north front, $500 each.
2 lots, with 2-room lumber
house, in north end of SAT-
ford, north and east front,
All the above property can
be bought on easy terms.
with partial payment at
time of purchase.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

The socialists of Graham County
selected full ticket at their con-
vention held in Solomonville on
Saturday,
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

Graham County democrats will
roll up a majority for the demo
cratic ticket that will fairly over
whelm their opponents.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

November Sd will go down in
history as the date of the biggest
democratic victory ever secured in
Graham County.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

The conventions are over aud
the campaign is on. Old Graham
will be in the political swim until
election day.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

Down in the corn fields.
Hear that mournful sound,
All the Republicans are weeping,
Cameron is in the cold, cold
ground.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

Arizona has had its Cyclone
Bill, it now has "Whirling Dervisb
Potter"
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

Trains run daily; daily, except Sunday.
Trains Nos. II and ~ win carry passengers.
No other freight trains WIN carry passengers.
FPEs RANDOLPH, q. G.. MALL,RD,
fresident superintendent.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

All aboard for a Democratic vic
tory.
Graham guardian., 1908-10-09

40 acres good land in cult
vation, | mile south of SAT-
ford, ; shares Montezuma
water, s room brick house,
grainery, barn. corrals, good
well, $500.
a acres alfalfa land in Stafford,
7 room house, good out
houses and we'll, $2,Ioo.
a lots on K St., Stafford, $3.50.
s acres alfalfa and good or
chard in Stafford, fine brick
houses, out buildings, good
well and pump, $1,000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
THE COUNTY HOSPITAL
Seventy-Seven Patients Now Under
Treatment for Various Ailments.

The county hospital now has II
patients, most OF whom are suffering
from some specific form OF physical
disability, and the medical staff and
managing force have .heir haads full
Overseer Bishop, who has done such
faithful and efficient WORK. and who
has only had four days vacation in ~
months, was planning short outing,
but finds it impossible to get away.
A young Yaqui WAS the subject OF
smputstion of the leg at that institu =
ton yesterday and rallied nicely. Ev-
cry sanitary precaution has been
adopted in and about the institution,
and every measure that is calculated
to minimize the spread OF contagious
disease.
For the means at their disposal. the
hospital is now a model institution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
NEEDS PAIR OF T0NGS


Jim Davis is a Tailor at the county
bastile in Tombstone. Strange as it
may appear, there are many restless
and discontented souls in that insti-
tuition who have threatened to leave If
not treated in a manner in closer &C
cord with their views Of propriety.
One OF these, in an unsupported mo-
ment, showed the further end OF his
arm into the face OF James. 1t occurs
that the prisoner had q ring on his
wedding finger, which was genuine "a
karat brass and about as big as hub
band, and the effect on the nose of
James is eminently entertaining to
everyone except James, all of which
suggests that the iailor handle these
bad hombres with tongs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
AN OFFICIAL BOOKLET
Issued On All Cattle and Horses
Either Lost. Strayed or Stolen

Sheriff JACK White and Captain
Harry Wheeler, Of the Arizona
Rangers, have had published in a
small phsmplet, list of horses that
have been stolen, strsyed or lost with
in the past few months in the south
ern part OF the territory. The book
contains a description Of the animate,
with the name OF the owner and his
address, as well as the brands on the
animals. There are over $50 horses
listed in the book. The booklet will
be distributed among the various Of
ficers in the territory, including the
rangers, live stock inspectors ,sheriits.
deputies. constshles and line riders
There is no doubt but What the book
will be the means Of recovering 6
number Of heads OF stock that have
been missing for the past few months
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
PLAYED SNIDE GAME
On His Hens In a Nest Clever Man.
ner--Proyes Very Profitable

A man in the northern part OF the
territory is raising chickens and OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses.
He made his hen coop aiI tight and
put curtains at the windows. At noon
he draws the curtains making the hen
house perfectly dark, SO that the bid
dies could roost and at one O'Clock he
raises the curtains, letting the light
in The hens think another da; has
dawned and proceed to lay another
egg 1t is a mean trick and equal to
the man who put green spectacles on
the horse and iattened it on rye straw
The green spectscles made the poor
horse think it wac hay
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
REVENUE OF FORESTS
Provides Funds for School and Road
Purposes.
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
In addition to the benefits secured
by fire protection snd by regulations
which control the use OF timber land
aud range so rs to insure permanent
supplies for local wants, the states
and territories having national for
ests now recsive, under the new sgri-
cultural appropriation bill % per cent
Of the gross proceeds derived from
the sale OF national forest resources
As result, the states and terrific
ries are assured of school and road
funds, doubtless more certainly than
they otherwise could have been, since
| the pernanence Of the forest resour.
| ces is now secured by couservstiv,
management. Had the forests neve
been established, their resources woulo
undoubtedly have been exhausted b,
hasty and improvident methods o
exploitation, leaving the land waste,
and unproductive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
From Mondays Daily.
Show night tomorrow night.

A sale of condemned government
horses and mules will take place at
Fost Huschuca on the 9Th of August
at 10 O'Clock in the morning The
notices a. posted advertising the sale
state that nothing but cash will be
accepted No personal checks will be
taken.
The Tombstone Juniors returned
home last evening from Bisbee where
they played game with the Bisbee
Rubes. The locals were defeated and
claim that aside from ringing in" an
entirely different team on them, any
member of which appeared as giant
along side OF the locals, they also had
to contend with an umpire that favor
ed the Bisbeeites and they gave up in
despair. Another game may be ar
ranged for later.
Frank Earle, manager OF the FL
Psso Smelling Co. was brief visitor
today on business, returning home
this afternoon.
Mre. Peter Hook is in the city, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Andy Laird.
X. Won Stautfen Of Lowell is a
county seat visitor.
F. NJ. Franklin, the well-knowu
Tucson attorney, is in the city on
legal business.
Seven legal lights were passengers
on the incoming train last evening,
among the number being ]. NJ, O'Con-
nell, Geo. Neale, F. W. Goodbody, f.
J. Flanagan, W. B. Clesry, F. g..
Stricken and F. NJ. Hartman.
Mrs Chss. Wiles ei Lowell is in the
city; the guest of her parents, mir.
and Mrs'J K. Butler.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26

I Burglars seem to have fad for
breaking into Whartons hay and
grain store in Tucson. Friday even
ing was the fourth time and the net
results Of the four burglaries are about
eight dollars.
Mesa csntaloupes sre sad to be i'm
proving as the season advances, aod
hundreds of crates OF jumboes are
being shipped daily.
Phoenix members of the Interna.
tional typographical union are circu.
latin" descriptive literature to the To-
cal unions of the craft, with view of
having home for consumptives esta-
blished in Arizona by the organiza-
ton.
A big rsttlesnake WAS killed the
other day in the Tempe depot of the
NJ 4 P, where it had taken up it's TEN.
porary residence, much to the conster-
nation OF the local agent
The Mesa creamery has resumed op.
erations, after having been shut down
week on account OF damages gus
tanned in the severe storm OF last
week.
Eight inches OF rain are reported at
Winslow in the last few days. The
cellar OF Babbitt Brothers, who have
q large mercantile establishment there
was flooded, causing loss Of 800, $50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
THEY SURE HAD FUN
At The Schieffelin Last Evening".
Was Handed Bunch OF Lemons

There was an exceedingly large
house present last night at The
Schietfelin to see the regular program
and witness the efforts ofthe amateurs.
Miss Ellen Herman and Miss Tessie
Warnekros both did singing turns and
winning respectively the first and
second prizes. Ralph Mcintyre help
ed out last night by doing turn with
Edgar Allen Foes Raven" as his
yehicle-and, while it was all in the
play, he got "the' hook" much TO the
delight Of the audience. A number
not on the program was little "side
talk" by Mr.. Casey, better known as
Mr.. W. r. Upper, manager Of The
Schiefelin. His talk was well receiv.
ed and his entire act showed that it
WAS as easy for him to get "the hook
or hand bunch OF demons" as it is
to take tickets at the from; door
Manager Upper furnished US good
nights entertainment. The picturei
were fine, especially rip Van Wrinkle.
An excellent program is to be giveI
tomorrow night. The town is being
searched for three new acts for IL,
next amateur night, and anyone wht
thinks they have talent should not b.
backward in sending In their name
to Manager Topper for next Tuesdh
night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
From tuesdays Daily.

Don't overlook that good bet at the
schieffelin tomorrow night; the pro-
| ra n has d good look to it
Joe Bignon was over from Pesrce
yesterday, aud states that private as
sessment and development work is in
progress all owe: the district. IL would
appear that the C. 4 A. people are
meeting with splendid encouragement
on their new cowan option.
The regular meeting Of the board Of
supervisor comes up August 3rd.
The continual rain fall OF the past
ten days throughout the county has
very materially changed the express
sion ON the faces of the cattlemen in
the county from what it was about the
first OF July As a result OF the gem
eral rains the springs and water hol 8
that have been dry for a number of
months are now again running.
Messrs Richardson and Doan drove
over from Douglas last night in their
"Reo' auto, having business before
court today.
A. f. Davis came in from the Hus-
chucas yesterday in his Mora" auto,
coming via Bisbee. He will remain
several days.
Rabbits are reported more plentiful
this season than in many years. 1t is
a good thing that J. n. Gaines, as a
hunter,is only in the Roosevelt class
or the other hunters in town would
not have a chance at the rsbbits--that
is, if you take Casey's word for it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
is DECIDED AT LAST
Litigation Pending In the Courts Of
Mexico for $40 Years

A suit which has been pending in
the courts at Osxacs, Mexico, for
$40 years has just been decided. The
towns of Num- and Yodocomo bad
been for the period mentioned fight
ing in the courts suit which arose
from indifferences in regard to bouu-
daries, both towns holding titles to
the same lands issued by the colonial
government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
APPRAISE PROPERTY
OF Bankrupt Arizona Concentrated
at Over One Million and Half

The appraisers appointed by the
Yavapai county district court for the
work have fixed the total valuation
of the Arizona Smelling company ssd
the Consolidated Arizona Smelling
company, bsnkrupts, at sl,l65,4l7
The properties will be sold at public
auction at the court houre in Prescott
on Saturday, July 18th, commencing
ct IL o'clock O. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
ELKS MARCHING CLUB
Bisbee EIks Consider Proposition to
Organize One for Arizona.

At the meeting OF the Bisbee Elks
lodge proposition has been presented
by several enthusiastic members look
ing toward the organization of a
movement for an Arizona Elks march
ing club to represent the several
lodges in this territory at the 1909
meeting of the grand lodge, which will
be held July next in Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
INDIAN CORN DANCE
Will be Celebrated by the Pueblo
indians During Next Month

On August the fourth the Pueblo
Indians at Santa Domingo, New
Mexico, will celebrate their annual
Corn Dance. This is one OF the
most popular celebrations among
the Indians and many eastern tourists
visit the quaint Indian village TO
witness the dance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
A LIGHTNING EDITOR
Is Added to the Editorial Staff o
THE PR0SPECT0R"

In view OF the approach of the rainy
season. the PRosPEcToR has engaged
the services of Lightning Editor
all cases of prostrations, injury to
'dobe walls, all fatalities to CANNES
and horses will be promptly reported.
No one was ever killed in Tombstone
by lightning, but the way she sere-
nsdes at times, is something out OF
the ordinary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
TO EXPLORE A CAVE
In the Huachuca Mountains On His
Return In a Boat

Ray Swain has just returned from q
little outing to the Huachucas, where
he visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joe McCabe
and other well known citizens, and
explored the cave in the mouth OF
Ash canyon, which contains a lake of
some magnitude. Ray ~i!l take some
kind Of boat with him when he re-
turns to that romantic spot.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26

For stomach troubles, billiousness
and constipation try Chsmberiain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. Many
remarkable cures have been effected
by them. Price, Is cents. SAMPLES
free. For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26

An excellent program will be had at
the schiefelin tom ROW. By perussl
Of the program published in another
column, another feature bill will Be
presented tomorrow evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26

d. N11 Aan- Pan - ol0DVs
ass1ashA Ns1AA0A ~ . - &
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26
THE COUNTY
RECORDS
instruments Filed With the Count
Recorder
THE RECORDS 6IvEii IN BRIEF

THE RECORDS eIvEll IA
DEEDS.
anes A Gibbs ct u1 to
r G Shepard, prop
erty in the Warren
TOWNSHIP. .........
John S Tsyl r, mayor of
the city OF Bi-bee, to
Jskob Fletcher, Bis.
bee property. ........
Hulda Scheele TO Joseph
W B Biermsn, Bisbee
property ....-......
The Warren company
to James A Gibbs,
property N the War
rem towDsite ..
Mike Illepick to John
Illenick, Bisbee prop
erty
George Etz 1t ux to the
Three Bar Land and
Cattle com pany,
lhnu
The Warren company to
Benjamin Frsnken-
berg, Samuel Frsnken-
berg and Moses New.
man, property in the
Warren townsite. So.
The Arizona and Mexico
Realty company to W
f Gardner, property
inthe Overlook addi-
tion to the city oil
D0ngias
The United Ststes OF
America to the juno
tion Development.
ompspy, patent to the
Protection m IN ing
claim situated in the
Warren mining die
ttlCL
The United States Of
America to John w
sullivan, patent to
iaDU- 1890
Jacob Pirrung to l. J
Overlook, Bisbee prop
erty ...-.....-..-.
The Pacific Improvement
company to ] NJ Cas-
tensda, Benson prop
erty .-.....-
A A Dudley ct ux to
Antonis c de Jusrez,
property in the Pirtle
addition TO the city OF
Douglas 80 .-...-...
The international Land
and Improvement COM
psny to E d m u L d
Fails, property in the
Lone Star addition to
the city OF Doug
las
Gorge H Dolsn to
Roger Kennedy, Biz
bee property .........
Jesus Maria Elias to
jose Cam cho ct ux
property IN the queen
addition to the city OF
Douglas -...-...--..
Esteila z Newton to the
Arizona Conference
Corporation Of Seventh
Day Adventists, Bis
bee property. .......
Estella A Newton to the
Arizons Conference
Corporation Of Seventh
Day Adventists, Bis.
bee property. --....--
w II Long ct u1 to
Martha e Reynolds,
Bisbee property..--..
ERJones ct ux TO the
City OF Bisbee. proper
ty in the Johns n and
Jones addition to Biz
D0e -..-.'...
JIG McCunniff ct uI to
the City Of Bisbee,
property in the John
son and Jones sddi-
ton to Bisbee. ..-.-
Jose A Luna ct ux 10
"A Bellingsly, Doug
las property .........-
s.illman F Frisbie ct u1
70 Homer q Mauldin,
land; also three shares
Of water in the st.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-07-26

Pahy 4oVV
punt Mrs James Bell tn Chas
Pelot, Bisbee prop
cry. -.... ~
William Spierto John
aIef Coughliu, Bisbee prop
erty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Alcanter Arviso ct VI to
Manuel Hernandez,
property in the Pirtle
addition to the city OF
douglas ..........- 52J
The International Land
an d improvement
company Henry ElveY
Douglas property go. 500
I h e Warren company
to James A Gibbs,
property in the War
- rem townsite. .. -
Frank V Moreno to LIB
Cary, Douglas prop
, erty .-....... ~
Anna Kelley to John
Gleesop, part OF sur
face ground on the
Katherine A mining
claim situated in the
Turquoise mining dis
ttlCt .--......
The International Land
and improvements COM
pany to T W Jones.
property in the Claw
son addition to the
city of Douglas $500. 400
. n c Rascom to Sam W
Fisher, an undivided
one-hslf interest in
Lulu mining claim
situated in the Tur-
quoise mining lis
tflCt-. ioVO
Joseph E Curry ct u1 to
Issbells Brown, prop
erty in the Warren
townslte ..-...-- Old
W Kline ct ux to J A
HiDer, property in
Kline & ESell's sub
division to Stetiers
frs, addition to the
city OF Douglas. 49,. l25
A Hiner to II C Gcoder
- property in Kline and
Ewell's subdivision to
Stetler's first addition
to the city of Coug-
las. Az
Joseph l. Brown ct ux
to W } Slaughter,
Douglas property 80. 10
A T SchusteI to the
Tom stone Gold and
Silver and Copper
company, all his inter-
est in the .Mocking
Bird mining CT aim
situated In the Tomb.
stone mining dis
l
z E johnson ct ux to
janis Johnson, east
n part OF lot on Tate
Hill situsted in the
johnson addition to
the city Of Bisbee -. 900
ICE Murray ct uI to
James A Smith. prop
erty in the Fsirview
addition to the city Of
an Douglas o'o
iG w Harrington to
EN- ma: Harrington,
lot 9, block "L", sur
face ground, according
m to map made by H G
Hove Of the Tomb
stone mining district;
also the Silver Cloud
mining claim situsted
10 the Dragon mining
4" district ... II
H ID Morey ct TX to
George Mulkey,
'" the Eureka mining
claim situated in the
Cochise mining dis
trict. -.. $50. 10
Dan Angus to Tony De
Muth, property in the
Warren townsite go. 10
II B Hanscom to " II
Kingston, property in
the Warren town
site --........-...-.. d
|w - An excellent program will be !
the schiefelin tom rrow. By .,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
BACKWARD IN POLITICS.
The East Has Made Little Progress
in Recent Years.
Frcn tie Indianapoiis News

Fre=n the Indianapolis Ne7rs
The tone Of the comment in leading pa
pers IN Boston and New York on the Den
yer convention is notable in tl.is: It's SINH
larity to OF identity with the tone OF eight
years ago It Is not discoverable that any
Of these papers has examined the condi-
tiOus and differences which make the
Bryan nomination OF 1905 unlike that OF
1900. The comment might be verbatim
that Of eight years ago. barring changes
10 make the present date 8t The point
Of the observation is that the East-if
these papers speak for it-has learned
nothing The name Bryan is sufficient
We are not holding a brief for Mr..
Bryan. We are simply saying that the
wise papers OF the East have failed TO dis
cover that 1903 is not 1900. or that any
thing has happened to and with the
American people during these eight years.
A great thing has happened in that time.
We do not refer 10 the many almost -evo-
I iutionary things that happened In the
world Of OUT politics since then-things
done and the altered view that has fol-
lowed the doing OF them They are sufti-
l GENTLY marked one would think. albeit
they are not marked enough to affect
&
thing than this has happened. namely. the
I people OF this country are capable OF
judging the public questions and deciding
I for themselves as never before
There has been a political education in
these recent years in this country 20
which the world affords no parallel The
expression Of popular rights has given il
exercise The people have found for them
I selves-and ought 70 have shown for all
men-that they are TO be trusted They
I have proved that they are not snarchistlc
/ because they resent the unequal distribu-
ton Of burdens and benefits and that they
( can regulate and not confscate- But 20
all this the wise men OF the East seem 70
be blind. Mr. Taft and the new Wall street
understanding may prevail But any atti-
/ tude OF mind that looks on this country In
/ this year OF grace 1905 as being the same
l that il was even four years ago is fixing
! for itself a great awakening. indeed
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
4 Notable Churchman.

The death OF the Rt. Rev. Henry Cod
mar Potter removes from the hierarchy
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church IN
America one Of its most commanding
figures. For nearly a quarter OF a cen
tury he was the head Of his church in
New York, and in probably no other do
cese than that over which he presided is
there such q glorious opportunity for the
display Of episcopal ability. Like many
noted dignitaries OF the church. Bishop
Potter owed the distinction that be
Ionged TO him at the time Of his death
less to the high Office with which he was
endowed than TO his own personal quail
tiles.
He was power in his church, but ne
was, perhaps. a greater power out Of il;
appeal, that is, than his qualities as a
churchman- Active always for the Epis-
copal Church, he contributed largely 70
| its success in his diocese. and If that
magnificent project. the cathedral Of St
John the Divine. is ever completed. it
viii stand as a monument to his fore
sight and his worthy ambition for the
church's glory.
Outside OF the church. too. and yet IN
| a measure speaking for her. and backed
/ by her authority, he made his talents
widely felt He took an active interest
I in the moral welfare Of his people, and
At times he could make his voice heard
/ with such telling efTect-as. for instance,
when a single speech Of his on God and
[ the city led largely to the overthrow
/ Of Tammany HaIl-that the entire CON-
/ nlunity was benefited
He came in for his share OF abuse. as
is so often the lot Of public men. and stI
/ fresh IN the public memory Is the bitter
The Washington herald., 1908-07-23
A POPULAR FUND.
william Jennings Bryan's Plan an
Ideal Reform

Froa the ST. Louis Repz5Hc-
The American people are a nation OF
politicians They are keenly interested IN
the affairs of government. both State and
national IN the main they are vel n
formed OF what is going on in politics and
legislation They turn out eagerly 10 hear
the issues debated. and on election day
they 60 20 the polls 70 say which party
and what candidates shall be given the
direction CT public affairs
Some 10000 Americans VIII 90 to the
polls IN November 10 vote for one OF an
other OF the various candidates for Presi-
dent Viee President. and Representatives
IN Congress II each OF them, at the be
ginning OF the campaign or during its
progress. would contribute half a dollar,
or half Of them q dollar. each for the pur-
pose OF spreading his party's principles.
the campaign managers would never have
excuse for applying 20 selfish OF doubtful
sources for money with which 10 pay the
necessarily large expenses % a great Do
IiticaI contest.
Il is. therefore. an ideal reform which
William Jennings Bryan and John Worth
Kern propose IN their appeal 10 Individual
Democrats 10 pay the expenses OF this
years Presidential and Congressional
campaigns by such contributions as their
means viii easily enable them TO make
Surely no Democrat who believes IN his
party and desires its success because he
knows Il TO be right VIII turn g deaf ear
70 the appeal
BY announcing that contributions viii
not be received from corporations and
that contributions from other sources viii
Be limited 10 a reasonable maximum, the
Democratic National Committee has gone
far toward removing politics from com
merCi6lism- Il only remains for the
Democratic voters 70 make the reform a
complete success by giving their financial
support to the committee n the stand it
has taken.