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Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Proposed Reduction
 in Freight Rates

The Arizona Railway commission has sent each of the railroads doing business in Arizona a set of schedults tfec.ing each road and the proposed rates between various points that hg- ure at all in shipping The schedule was compiled by Secretary Bicknell oi the commission. He first computed q graduated table by classes, and then taking l5 cents per ton mile. wblch is the maximum rate allowed by las in Arizona, reduced this by system of percentages to the rate in cents per ton.mile for the different classes, the result being the basis on ahich were hsequently figured the examples of rates between Arizona points
 It is figured that the adoption of this plan by the railroads will mean reductions to the shippers on below named railroads as follows:
 Arizona Southern, 27 per cent.
 Arizona < California, l9.9 per cent.
 Santa Fe main line. 2i per cent. Fl Paso X Southwestern. 8 6 per cent.
 Gila Valley, Globe < Northern, fl per cent.
 Maricopa X Phoenix, 32 I per cent.
 Prescott X Eastern, 32.5 per cent.
 Santa Fe. Prescott & fhoenix. 3l per cent.
 Southern Pacific, .42.7 per cent. United Verde X Pacific, Ji2 per cent.
 All the other railroads in the terri- tory are in like proportion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
We'll Fitted to
 Become a State

Public sentiment in the east is be. ing educated into supporting the ad- mission of Arizona ss state The schenectady tNew York Gazette says
 Ar.zOna has an area of over ll3,OOO .qusre miles, or more than twice that of New York state. It's population in 1890 wa. j9, ,620, in l9)0, l22, ,OJ0, and the governor estimated 1t to be on January Is, oi this year POI D,OJ0, while the estimated population oi Nevada at the same time was only l32 900 and of Wyoming, l25,00O.
 On the ground of it's present popu- lation, t is entitled to become state .. The fact that irrigation of its hitherto waste land is adding steadily to Us cultiva ble area and bringing in large number o. settlers. increases it.
 lis mineral resource. are extensive and it has one of the largest amounts of timber of any state or territory, it having been estimated aone time ago at I 0CO,0O0 acres.
 Nor is there any reason why it should have to wait for New Mexico. Ariz ma Is entitled to become a com monxealth by itself.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Consolidation of
 Copper Interests

According to high official of the Cananes Consolidated Copper com pany, plans are on foot or have sl- ready been completed for the biggest copper consolidation in the history oi the southwest.
 According to this official, the first of the year will see the retirement of Dr. James Douglas from the head of the Phelps-Dodge copper interests His retirement will mark the consoli- dation Of the Cananea and Copper Queen interests and the retirement of the Phelps-Dodge company from the copper business. According 70 information, Dr. Rickett=, present general manager of the Csnanea com pAny, will become the head 1i the new consolidation
 The Phelps Dodge company, it is said, will go into the railroading busi ness exclusively. In combination with the Rock Island, these two mammoth interests purpose building great rival system to the Hartman south ern lines. Much comment has been caused bv the recen. enlargement of the capital stock of the Fl Psso & Southwe-tern from sl7 ,500, 900 to S25,. 100000, and the general opiuion is that the incre tse lad much to do with the eventual extension oi the E Paso & South western AS the link between the Rock Island terminal at Tucum- cari, New Mexico, and the eastern terminus oi the Spreckels line, now building with all haste from San Diego.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Suit for Ejectment
 of Squatters

II T Fisher has filed an action in the district court against Francisco Nal dansdo, Bias MaldanadO. Manuel No riega, James Young and abou, a dozen others. Fisher says that & patent was issued him in November, 1881. to a mining claim known ss the Poor x mine, in the Tombstone mining dis trict; tha. in August, 1914, the de. iendants entered into possession of the land and dispossessed the plaintiff; {; and that defer daats now unlawfuliy keep plaintiff out of possession of the property; that the value of the rents and profits of the said premises is $500 per year, and that by the defendants of the same he has been deprived of the rents since the lst of August, 1904. Gibson and WooIery are attorneys for plaintiff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Irrigation Reservoir
 For 30,0O0 Acres

Water is now flowing into the bi dam of the Santa Cruz reservation X Land company, located about 40 mi!es north of Tucson. Tucson parties are the men interested in this project and they have expended large sum of money on the dam Among those who are interested are Colonel Epes Randolph, General L Manning, Y s Griffith and A W Forbes.
 The dam when filled will contain sufficient water to entirely irrigste 30,000 acres Of land for year At the present time this vast tract is only desert country. Ibis dam is Is feet in height. The reservoir which it will form by retaining surface water covers an area of 5000 acres. It will be one and Cue half miles long. The reservoir will be fed by practically the entire flow of the Santa Cruz river during the rainy season, and it is ex- pected that with the summer rains that have just commenced the big reservoir will in a short time be en tirely filled.
 It is one Of the largest irrigation projects ever undertaken by private enterprise in the west
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Judge Kent Not
 to Be Superseded

The article in ye4terday's PRos- PECToR, taken from the Phoenix Den- ocrat. in which it was stated that Afford W. Cooley was slated to succeed Judge Kent as chief justice of Arizo- na, vas evidently an error. The Re- publican Of Phoenix gives this ex. plsnatiou oi the matter:
 flaw Notes" E journal devoted to things legal and judicial, in the cur rent number has made serious error which led to the rumor that Arizona was 10 have a new chief justice. It ~as stated that Judge Afford W. Cooley hsd been apIo 0 nted mem Der of the cup eme urt of Arizona. The fact is that Judge Cooley & few days ago was appointed s member of the supreme court of New Mex co and at that time the news wss printed in the dispatche'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Supervisors Appoint
 Various Delegates

At the last meeting of the board o! supervisors that body appointed the delegates to represent Cochise county at the two big commercial meets which occur during the month of August. as follows:
 Delegates 10 the National Irrigation Congress. to be held at Spokane, Wash. ington, August 9 to l4, inclusive. c E Johnson of Wilcox. George H Kelly of Douglas, John Merrill of Benson. R D Cologne of Bisbee, and Lee Snod- derly of Hereford.
 George E Buxton, president of the Bisbee Bosrd of Trade. was appointed as the delegate to represent Cochise county at the meeting of the Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress, to be held at Denver. Colorado, August Is to ,2l, inclusive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Marriage Licenses
 Recently issued

Since the first of this month there have been issued out Of the probate court eighteen marriage li"en-cs which shows & material decrease Tor the same time last month, although the fact is conceded that June is the month of brides. The following four licenses were recently issued:
 J Payne Briscoe to wed Fife Hol. man. both residents of San Antonio, Texas.
 Frank NJ Brown to wed Mrs B W Shield, both resid snts of Nacozari, Mexico.
 James David Hart 10 wed Lillie Beatrice E!dridge, both residents of Douglas.
 Richard Lsrroque to wed Cutler nina, both residents of Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
MariCopa Has One
 Producing Mine

Maricops, with it's total assessed wealth of over Sl6,000,OOO, has but one producing mine within it's bord = CTS. This is disclosed in the report of County Assessor Luke to the board of supervisors, and is shown to be the Relief mine. The report from that mine is that during 1908 it recovered S6,7 Tn gold from it's ore. The law fixes 9 per cent of the total output O the mine as the amount on which to levy taxes. In the case Of the Re. liet mine this amounts to Sl l,6S9.T7. The property consists of six claims in the Agua Fria district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Wild Animal
 Counties Are Heavy

At the rate that the various trsppers and hunters of Cochise county are shipping in wild animal hides to Clerk of the Board of Supervisors H F Berner, the animals will shortly all be killed of or the county will go bank rupt in paying the bounty on the same. Many hundreds of hides have been received by the clerk since the first of the year, and another shipment was received this morning from two of the county's we'll known trappers as foliows:
 George Estes of Paradise. lobo, l 1; lion. l; wild cat. l coyotes, l5.
 Thomas Patterson of White ater, coyotes Is and skunks 5.
 Making s total of thirty -eight wild animal hices received for today, which goes to show that considerable money is paid out for bounties during each month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Grateful for
 Treatment Received

Harry Fields, who was seriously burned in A gasoline explosion at Bisbee on June IT, has returned from the hospital at Tombstone with bis wounds on the right arm and s,de we'll healed, says the Review. Mir. Fields is strong in his praise of the care he received at the county insti- tuition and especially from the com potent and painstaking hands of Steward Harrison.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Annual Celebration
 at St. David

There will be q big celebration at St. David tomorrow. The dormon people celebrate the 24th of July as it IS the anniversary of the day they took up their headquarters at the site where Salt Lake City now stands. The St David people will have q program of races, horfe pulling matches, sthlet c ports, a baseball game. parade and at night there will be big dance, at which there will be prize waltz. Everyone who cares to attend the cele- brstion will be welcome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
New Map of
 Tombstone District

The late.t edition of the tombstone mining district maps issued by the government has been received iu Tomb stone. The map is mailed to any one for a small fee by the government. Every claim, traIi, road, pipe line, shalt and prospect hole in the district is shown accurately. One of the maps can be seen in THE PRosPECroR office
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
Burro Breaks Up
 Serenading Party

Some mischievous boys attached several packages of fire crackers 10 a poor, lone burro's tail last evening lighted match did the rest. The frightened animal dashed through the residence section Of the town with a sound that brought to memory the old song, "A Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight" While running amucs the animal scattered s serenading party and the last seen of him vas heac ed for the Dragoon mountains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25
TERRITORIAL ITEMS OF lN-
 TEREST CONDENSED.

The people living in the Hassay- an pa country are somewhat alarmed because the great north and south ter ritorisl highway proposed for con structiOn by the YsvsDai Good Roads association and the county supervis ors wouli not, ss planned, pass near enough to them to be of much benefit
 The recent heavy rains have dam aged the streets and property of Pres colt to some extent. The stresms Tn that vicinity are raging torrents and lightning has done injury to buildings in several cases.
 W II Van Kuren, a rancher near Tucson, took his own life Saturday with twenty-two caliber rifle. Des. pondency brought on by a long drink ing bout is given AS the cause of his action.
 To enable the residents of Cansnea to attend the games of the sagebrush baseball league, that occur each Sun- day in either Bisbee or Douglas, spec. ial excursions with low rates will be run between Cananea and those cities for the rest of the summer season.
 Bisbee is about to hold sale of town lots aggregating in value about Sl00,000 in order to establish a sink. ing fund to meet the interest on the bonds that have already been issued by that municipality
 Secretary Reynolds of the Bishee Board of Trade, is now W or,Iing for the organization of "Get Together" club with social diversion and the foster ing of intimate and pleasant relations between citizens as it's object. Regu- lar smokers will be held and vaude. vile. music and other kinds of amuse. ment will be provided at the gather. iugs.
 The summer session Of the Northern Arizona Normal school began a few days ago at Flagstaff. The enroll ment Is the largest that the ins.itu- tion has eyer known for its summer term.
 Captain Carl T Hayden of Company C, Tempe, has been elected major of the first regiment of infantry of the National Guard Of Arizona to succeed Major | NJ Lamson of Phoenix, re- signed
 The government has recently de, veloped large supply of water for ir. risatiOn and other purposes in Mesa at depth of 300 feet. The flow i= -aid to be capable of supplying ninety miners inches a minute.
 The proposal of the Imperial, Cal iiornia, Standard, to form a new state comprising Arizona. the southeastern corner of Nevada and the portion of California lying east of the west line oi Imperial county, and to call the new commonwealth Imperial, is meeting with doubtful welcome in the terri. tory.
 Yuma is considering the advisabl- i'y of taking into her municipal pos. session the electric light plant and the waterworks of the city. The value of the two systems, together, is said to be about s60.000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25

Dr William r Blake, the eminent mining eeologist, writes from the lar east that President Taft, m conversa- tion with him s short time ago. ex = pressed his earnest desire to visit Ari. zons in the near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25

Some contemporary has observed that the Lord loved the Arisona sun shine more shan any other because he made so much more of 1t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-07-25

The s40.0O0 loss by fire which oc- cured iu Humboldt Saturday morn- ing. is said to have been practically uncovered by insurance.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
0utes 8eiipieI.

Dem liberalsn Clement miro in Wli
tb,9am Don elmer Settle unterfiiiBung 3n
She'll, 100 man lie am msuislten er
luartst. Die Wletbooiftsntirde bot ild
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luf ole Seite Der Yrohibition aeitsu
uno ae Wstbooilisnpreoiaer itanosi.
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preoieer Den Stanbpuntt einnebmen,
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bate iiber Die BON oem Neiolutions.
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briibern in Der NnaeleQenheit oft ge.
Seigten isanatisanns mibbiliaen uni
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5tan0puntt einaehmen. Nie Gmp.
fehlunaen ipuroeal einitinlmia ange.
tlDnllllen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
Wiro etnen giten ssremno
ttid1t 9erin9 ibdben.

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probelaibe fret. Inter @arantie per-
tauft in peter's MDotbefe. Sn peter's
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
Yolitiid)es.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-13
auslanh.

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Idpn 6altern unb &efIinahauien i'm
melifdliibsn &esisrun9sbsjirt Miniie,
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sdnee einen Gub bod. Mnh i'm 6ar3
uno in Observation-Disclosures finp betra9t=
lide sdneemaiisn Encouragement.
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