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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Anti Saloon League
 Outlines Campaign

The Ant'.Ssloon league of B!sbee, says the Miner, met Monday afternoon Tn one of the churches and outlined the campaign. w H Burke of the territorial org. 'izItiou attended the me ing aud -xpla,ned number of p. nts and g,ve advice on Impor'sn' points in the campaign work V-ry few details of what vas outlined for campaign work could be learned but # wss reported that the registration is to hA closely watched and ths' where anyone is lou who has made false statements in registering complaint wlI be entered and arr sts ~ill fol low. In an, case. where 1t is found that the registering officer is aware that would be ,ter |. not lawfully entitled to register, acton is to be brought agsinst the officer as well ss az ainst the tier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Another Railroad
 For Arizona

That the proposed railroad from Jerome to Globe III be bui and tbst work will o- begun on the line ID the near future. Is the pos tive state ment m de recently in Pnoenix by E. L Jordan, 6 prominent resident oi the Verde Valley, who Is one of the men interested in the scheme.
 From what Mir. Jordan sad 1t seems that Mir. McAdoo, the noted New York engineer. builder of the tunnel under the Hudson river, is une of the men interested in the proposed line.
 McAdoo, according to Jordan, was m the Verde country recently, and ile there made a short trip over part of the survey O. the proposed road. He told Jordan at the time that the chances that the road would be built were very good
 This road will not only be the means of making money for the cop- per companies of Globe and Jerome ~h oh is the chef purpose of tht .cheme. but vii. also open up s great stretch of new and valuable country
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Territorial Prisoners
 Pardoned by Sloan

Par lee have been issued by Gov % ernor Sloan to . number of territcrisl prisoner. under the inderm,na,e ser tencs act passed by the fast legr-la ture.
 The Vrisoners are st,li under IT supervision of the suthor't.s s d board of control, fut will remain m der parole till the end of the msximu term, conditional ID good beha,ior In each case the governor has let the matte. of the de,erminste sentence { the presiding ;ndye of the Court where the prisoner was convicted of the crime. The prison r-covd- of thes men have been sstisf.ctory-
 The following is the list of ,ho-. paroled:
 Jesu- Garcia, sentenced from Gils for grand larceny; Antonio Cigsle- sentenced from Gils, for burglary Ysidorn Conner, sent up from Grs ham, for assault with 6 deadly wes pon; fesns Lo ez, for burglary in the first degree; Aiign R"ias, for robbery Loretta Msise, for r.,bhery, all fron Gr. .hsm and sentenced during th' te.ms of l9U7
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Company FJrmed to
 Develop Heron Group

So lar as practical purposes are con cerned, an organization wss completed in Douglas yesterday for the explpita titn of claim. sdiIinipg those on which the goiI strike i. rs "rted to have been made ct Courrland.
 The company is known ss the Douglss-Courtland Development com pany. Jim Heron. on whose prop srty the original strike was made. is also interested in the new com psny.
 Arrangements have been made foI the immediate sinking of . ehait ou the coRpa ny's property to A de tn "1 forty feet, in an endesvor to srriks the vein on which the gold discovery hss been reported.
 The company owns two claims, ly- ing at the foot of the hill on wh oh th, discovery of the precious metal wat made.
 Among the stockholders, beside. Jim Heron, are Richardson and Doan c. A. Overlook, E. P. Grindell snc others.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Wealthy English
 Lord Dies at Yuma

Lord Stepney, the English noble, who died recently at Yuma, had the large sum oi sl3.rO0 in cash with him st the time of his des,h, according to details that developed when his will was filed for probate at Yuma last Saturday.
 Beside his title, Lord Stepney left sn estate in England that is valued At over $50D GOO. He came 70 the southwest for his health, and a few hours after reaching Yuma died -ud denly. It WAS some time before his importance was discovered, it being supposed at fret that he was some in dIs dual in poor circumstances who had core to the southwest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

[ While watching the races st the fair at Phoenix Saturday aitrrno oon William Pitt- who lives on . ranch near Phoenix. fainted and feil, his head catching bet~een the pickets of the fence that lines the track Be. fore he could be removed Pitts was almost -trsngied to death and 'e stIll in & serious condition. Heart fa lure brought on by the excitement of the races wac the csuse of the fainting speli.
 Examinations will bo held in Phoe. nix, Prescott, Tucson and Douglas during the month cf Oecemb for 'h~ purpose ot filling numerou. vacancies in the territorial civil service
 The tvo re-erve tanks of tte Bishee water depart ment have b en filled with water, making a reserve of 5000 O gallons to he held for fire prnsec rion. Another tank is in course of cvpstruction
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
New Suits Filed
 in the District Court

Following cases were filed in the district court sterdsy:
 z 5 D"ug,ss vs L R smith st al. Action for debt; attachment.
 Fannie Franctovich vs Nicholas Fr.nctovich. Action fo' divorce.
 OE Franklin vs Louie LorYitz ct al. Action for debt.
 Bosnian Cesar vs Peter Rosei. Ap- pea! from J P court.
 J R Hood vs osephine H"od.
 Bank of Douglas vs H H Richie !; action for debt
 Lizzie J Brown vs Chss H Brown; action for divorce
 Crane Company vs Sonora Packing Company ct al; action f.r d.ht; at. tschmept
 Russell Holland, debtor. and Jos ephine Holland, creditor; decree of divorce
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
To Control Worlds
 Copper Production

A New Yo,k dIsps'ch says: No d-fnite attenuation could be obtained today of the reported organization of s billion dollar corporation to control the production oi copper.
 Numerous conferences of coppe. interests are being held in the offc- of J P Morgan, but DO one wIil ts-k of the reported combination.
 Fairly general credence is given the statement that J P M"rgsn will have the financing of the s,upendous deal in charge. Named iu connection with the combination are the AmaI- samased. GuRseni,ein,. Pheips- Dodge and Cole Ryan properties.
 The Hsggin interests of Peru and Rio Tinto properties of Spain may be included
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

In the event of county seat removal. the new and enter prising city of Conrtland, the old sound and salubrious city of Gleeson, or the wonderful young metropolis of Douglas. would either of them be vastly preferable to that fountain head of deadly microbes, that aggregation of unsurmount- able terraces that inaccessible stronghold of typhoid and pneumonia which seeks it.
 With a gall that would ap- pail the prince of perdition, they would ask the little army of loyal taxpayers Tn Cochise county 10 put up S3OO,0OO for the privilege of leaving sweet. flower-bespangled, hos pitable Tombstone out and going to a hole in the earth, when court convenes. perhaps to be pulled out feet first in a little glass wagon. Talk about double distilled, your ham, mered down, your 24-kara' nerve; we'll, it smothers one to contemplate it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Again Postpones
 the Sale of Lots

For some reason, known only Washington, Secretary ot the interior Bsliinger has is'ued an order in definitely pos,poning the sale of lots ID the Parker townsite.
 Receiver Charles Arnold snd Reg ister Frank Parker oi Phoenix receiv ed official notice from Washington ths. the sale had been postponed in. definitely.
 No reason f"r the act 0n or ilfor. nation regarding the probable date Of the sale Is c ,ntslned ID the letter to the land officers.
 Ballinger had fixed December 2l s- the date of the sale, and hundred. who desire lots in Parker were preparing to be there and take part in the bidding for the choice loca,ions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Agreement Reached
 Between Railroads

Tbat the Southern Psci e and the Fl Pa-o & Sou h western have reached an agreement, whereby the s P trsins will run into Douglas from KeltOn oyer the E P & s w tracks and thence to Nacozsri over the Phelpe-Dodge line. connecting at Nscozsri with the line building south to Guaymss, Al d that the E. P& s w will in return use the s P tracks from Kelton to Pearce and thence into Globe. is the general belief founded upon recent developments and stopping of work in the valley last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
The Other Towns
 Are Merely Trailers

Tomb tone gets into the limalieh' again this week when over one m lhOn penple will est their op'ic. one of Frank Willtrd's pIciu es made during the recent v,sit of Postmaster Gem CT Hrchc,ck tn our city. he pic. ture shows Mr. Hi,chco k prominently perched nn top of the old stage coach Mod DC" and surrounded by many lead ng tizens.
 The picture appears in Leslie's Weekly of the issue of \ v. 18th, and it further 'mphssizes the ia that Frank Wi lard is one of the leading amateur photographers. for this pie ture wss one of the prize winners in the Amateur Prize Photo contest for thst issue and there are dozens of pictures from all over the world sub mitted for each issue. Three get pr,zss and three get places, so that Mr Wlliard's work speaks for itself.
 Le.lie's Weekly is read hy no less than one million people weekly and it is plain to see why so many of our n~ighhors are or Il be jealous D! us But you just can't keep Tombstnne nu. print. She is the one promi- rent DO Tt of Arizona; there are l others hut they oniv trail Tn af CT our smoke
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

Wireless telegraphy is no longer surprising a word ac- cu>tomed to wonders, and wireless telephony has also come to be accepted without comment; but now We are to have wireless lighting, accord ing to the Inventive Age. Science ha. long known that an electric current passing through a vacuum will pro duce a vivid light, and this knowledge IS now to he util- Y. d com -nercially. A rarefed gas--nltrogen or carbon di- oxide--is to be empl .yed in stead of an actual vacuum, and the illuminant is said to be superior to arc or incan- descent lamps. and to be better distributed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
From Wednesdays Daily.

James Howell cashier of the Ari- na Trn-f x Banking 0. of Douglas, sa. called here today &. & witness in the c SC nf w v Wolverton
 Mrs Frank Moore rriyed today from Rucker on 6 visit of A fortnight, the guest of her friend. Mrs Bert Mscis. Mrs M are has m my friends in Tomb stone who are always delighted to greet her.
 Mise Sadie Cowsn returned today from Bishee, where she has been spend- ing an enj ,ysble visit with friends for the pact week
 Dominic Giacoletti and Margaret PistoLstt were united in the bonds of m.trimony last evening. Probate Judge Goodb 'dy tying the nuptisl knot. The groom IS Bisbee resident while the bride is charming young lady of Tombstone. The couple will | make their home Tn Risbee.
 ND Scribner and vie gre at BiloIi, L ,ui.ans. on g visit to friends and elstives.
 Arthur Ivey. who recently returned IT m De.ning, x. Nj. has accepted 6 position ss deputy c,un,y rec 'rder and ls now one of the force ID that office.
 He " Pyestt. the pioneer ca,.le- man, is Tombstone visitor today from Nsco circulating among his many acqusintancss.
 Shull, the three.yesr.old son o 4. \. Sinclair of Fl Psso, formerly 8 resident of Bi-bee, was b ten by { mad dog in Bi-bee yesterday after. noon, The little fellow .as rushed tC the Pssteur Institute at Au stin, Texas for treatment.
 Arrangements have been madr fo q farmers institute to be held 1T Tempe Tuesday and Wednesday oi next week
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Mining Notice

Public notice 's hereby given that the undersigned owners have bonded the following mining claims to W. c Humphrey. of DnugIss, Arizona. os June 10. 1902. viz: the Gerooimo, Lit tie Jap. Little Hope, Homestske and Hesdiigh', situate in Turquoise Min ing district, ochise county, Arizona, and the undersigned will not be re- sponsible for any expense for Ishr supplies or otherwise furnished or con 'rscted for i'd mines during the term of said bond to W. c. Hurphrey or sseigne. D W. BROWN,
 "A. BEows
 Dated June 10, 19v9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Bisbee Evening Miner
 Changes Management

The Bishee evening MIne. wli to. day go into the hands of new local management, although the proprietor. ship of the paper will be retained by the origiual owners.
 A G Barmore of San Francisco this morning succeeded J Cohn ss bu l. ness manager.
 Frank H Bligh.on, recently of San Francisco, but who was formerly con- nected with newspapers m the esst, will be man aging editor.
 No announcement of plans for the future have been made ss yet. but It Is understood number of rad :al changes in tine management of Blshee'- afternoon paper are to be made - Bisbee Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Interesting Points
 on Arizona Copper

Some interesting s:s r;cs 0. Arizona in sn industr al way.
 In 1908:
 Michigan produced 222 ,s66,95s pounds of fine copper
 Montana's copper production was 552 .5o3. .65I pounds.
 A'izon' led in the copper indu.trv with s production of 29l ,5s4,0s0 pounds of fine copper.
 Competent mining authorities esti- mate Arizona'- e pper production for l9U9 at 325 QUO, O0 pounds. And this figure is ultra conservative.
 The entire value oI il metsls out put of Arizons in 1908 was s42,- 249, ,2ls.4I.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Fined for His
 False Whiskers

A few lef: over ca 'es from far week were cleaned mp ye-te ds m the poll ice court by Record-r Thomas. M'st ol them were bail cases R. J Lar son was fined B for wearing fine se, of false vhiskers in the street. He bough, the wh,skers from s man ~ro Lad s license to cell them. Larson put the whiskers on and started Up the street with Iem. 40 officer told him to remove the hirsrte ornamentsi but he refused, srguing that the man who sold them told him he could wear them and also that IL was far we3k Judge Thomas argued that DO man had right to wear wnIskers uoless they came with his fsce.-Phcenix Republican.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Arizona Oranges
 for the Northwest

The Southern Pacific has published d a rate fl $l l5 per hundred Jn citrus fruits from Phoenix to Portland ard Puget Sound points. This has been done at the request of the Orange Growers' sssoc.at,on in the belief that during .his season and herrafter they will be able to market quite sqnsntity of valley fruit in that section, hich hitherto they could not reach on &C., count of the high freight rs'es.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

A l. Smith, postmaster at Prescott, ~ss elected president of the Arizona Poesmas ers' association st theIr meet ,g m Pho~nIx last week
 A l6 sr old boy who ssys Ire har lo-t sn U cle is touring the t,rritory l. oking f. George A Allen, who dis appeared from his.home in L"sAngele- come time ago and has not since been heard from
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

Dan Patch and Minor Heir left Phoenix lss' evening for Los Angeles where they will give an exhibition on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 25. NJ nol Heir snd Tan Pstcn both did their best " rk ci the season on the Tai, grounds track at Phoenx last week Minrr Heir sqraling the world record when he went a mile in l:59 l-4 Several watches caught him m :59 fit Several of the horses that raced at Phoenix lsst week will race in Lns Angeles st the Thanksgiving meet.
 Two foreigners have been arrested in Douglas under "whi,e slavery charges, and are being held by the migra,iou eervice, accused of bring- ing foreign w.'men sato the United States fJr immosal purposes
 Preparations gre being made to in stall s mill at the B'g Butte mine in rhe Kirkland drstr.c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the an nuai meeting of the stock holders of ihe Gila Valley, Globe & Northern Railway C. mpany will be held at the offices O the company. Tucson. Ariz on Wednesday, December sth, 1909 st o'cl"cf p. m for the elect,on of A board of directors and the trsnsac tion of such other business as may properly c"me before the meeting. Dated Tucson. Arizona, this third day of Novem ber. 1909
 CHAs. E. WALKER.
 'acrctary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

JC Sevie-, c mining engineer. wss found dead in his room Phoenix Thur day night having c mmittrd suicide by the poison route. III hesl'h h and fin ,nc,al troubles are given as th. reasons fos bis act in Q note left beh,pd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

Postal saving. hanks. simplifed money order forms and the abolition of the return reg strv receipt were favored by the postmasters of Arizons sho were in session Thursday and Friday in Phoenix
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

in Arizona tat when a girl is pretty her mother always wasl.es the dishes.
 Football is simproving. There were less than half a dozen fatalities last week. At this rate the game will soon be-. come so stale that it will cease to be a drawing card.
 That things are moving on in the railroad world without MT. Hartman is best evil denced by the fact that it is the Hartman lines which are just now making the most ex- tensive improvements and the largest preparations for a great increase in business. The man ceases, but his work goes on.
 In the east the snow is flying. In this favored cline the sun is shining. the flowers are blooming and the birds are singing. The peo ple of Cochise county should be the happiest in the world. A glorious past, a prosperous present, a magnificent future, nothing 10 worry about; what more do you want?
 The Houston Post is con- stan.ly boasting about the red headed widows of tha' city Tombstone is willing tt stake its all on the dainty dimpled darlings who have given this city an enviable reputation for having the prettiest maidens in the entire Southwest.
 The democrats held a very enthusiastic rueetingin Phoe nix last week and from the toi.e of the spe ,ches made by leaders of the party, THA PRosPECToR would infer that the utmost harmony prevails in democratic ranks. Itonly needs a getting together of the unterrlfied to bring about democratic success at the first state election.
 Col. Bryan, who is again visiting Arizona, is planning an extensive hunting trip in the territory. We brlieve Mir. Bryan will find there is as much joy in the hunting fields of Arizona as in African jun gles and that a wild turkey is harder to hit than any cri,ter in Africa.
 The arrival of another car load of pumping machinery today for the T. c. NJ. Co marks another step toward the uear completion of this great enterprise that means SO much for the future. of Tombstone. With the in- stallation of the immense pumping plant. which it is expected will be in operation by the middle of January, the subsequent unwatering of the mines and exploitation of the vast and rich ore bodies un- deriving. will bring Tomb stone to the front again once more as the greatest mineral producer in the west. is THE PRosPECToR's pred ction. The future of this district is SC. cure and it is only a question of 8 short time until Tomb stone will come into posses
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

Murder or bbery by the aid of shloroform wa, stte npted upon W T BuLley and his wife in Phoenix Thurs lay night, and only @ miss,ep on the art of >ne of the miscresnt. prevented the con. ummstion of the daetardly crime
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

The La Sale Comedy company winch played here Thirsdsy night, has been or the road four months since leaving San Francisco. and will be under their tent until Deming, N M is reached. when the show will go into opera houses for the balance of the sesson.
 The Epworrh iesgre of Methodi.t- Episcopal church of Tempe will a,- tempt sunday school work among the Mexican population of that city.
 Two boys with ns experience in mining touk out over s100 in gold ID 10 days from the new placer diggin,s . oo French creek. Yss"psi county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-11-21

It has just about gotten so in Arizona tl at when a girl is pretty her mother always wasLes the dishes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
M0rrOCQtudo remate

La Casa de Prestamos de j. Rend6m
Y Co., Allen 81, celebrara este aflo u1N
esplendido rema.e los dias 3 y 4 de Di-,
ciembre pr6xmo, lie infinidad de alha-
jas propias para regalo de Pascuas. La.
casa sigue sus operaciones. Hay que
aprovechar la ccas6n.
Ell seiior Jorge V. Dominguez .Juezz
del Dstrito de IIumacao, ha sido asig-
nado la Corte lie Distrito lie Graya--
ma para conOcer de la causa criminal
contra Alberto Ricci, en- la cual Sc ha
inhibdo ell Juez en- propiedad de dicha
Corte.
LIE han sido conce'idos tres dias de-
licencia al Marshal de la Corte Mum
cipal de Salinas sclior Ramon Vazquez-
La celebration del dia del Arbol con-
sisti0 en- la siembra de seis arboles de-
mango, dedicados respectivamente: al
JODCFIlduOI uc AlCO, dl OOIul-~
sionado de Educaci6n, 4 la Junta de
Sindcos de la Universidad, la Facul--
tad dc la Escuela de Agriculture y 4
las clases del primero y segundo ailo>-
Ell doctor r. Ruiz Arnau participa a.
sus amigos y clientes que ha trasladade'
su domicilio consultorio a la calle de-
la Fortaleza No. 46.-HOras de consul
ia dc l 4 3, =. M-TelefOno 305.
La piedra triturada " la arena para,
la fabrication de los postcs de concrete
ha llegado va q la estaci6n del ferroca-'
rril de Rio Piedras, ramal de Carolina
Actualmente existen en- tramite en- La
oficina del Attorney General, mas de-
doscientas peticiones de indulto y con-
mutaciones de penas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-29
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namene 6rdenes al hombre sobre 10 que deba hacer
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traida.
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