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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
"Don't Engy Good Complexion;
Use POMPEIAN
and Haze One''

The several million users Of Pompean Massage
Cream wonder why every one does not have this
standard face cream constantly in the home. Like
wise. those who have never tried to discover Pom
peians rare merits and benefits wonder how many
million jars can be sold every year.
You yourself will never know the reasons for Pom
peian popularity how clean you can be and look;
how refreshed. healthy and wholesome in your ap-
pearance until your face is 'Pompeian Clean
Just take pinch Of Pompean; rub it on your
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more moments Of massaging and 10! out comes the
cream many shades darker than when applied. You
astonshed! You never suspected that much dirt
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A glance in your mirror further astonshes YOU
The old salIow w.; sk7' appearance has gone.
and in pla-, tsr drawn tired look is a skin that
has the freshness and smoothness OF perfect health and
youth. when first | used Pompeian.' wrote
woman u was as asonished as at my FIRST Turkish
BATH The unsupported pore-dir will asonish you.
too. when first you use Pompeian.
Don't envy a good complexion; use Pompeian
and baue one
If you wish to try before you buy send &c in coin
or stamps for trial jar. Or better STILL read poster
calendar offer below and send l6c for trial jar and
copy Of 'Pompeian Beauty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
|POMPEIAN
Massage Cream
The Standard Face Cream
Dealers Everywhere. SOC. 75c and ST.
Send for 1910 ''Pompeian
Beauty" Poster Calendar

Our lavender and gold 1910 Poster-CaIendar panel
is 3 feet high and a in. wide. The small repro
duc,ion Of 'Pompean Beauty as shown on the right.
gives but faint idea Of the exquisite detail Of color and
costume. Beautifully autographed in lavender and
gold. each copy going through the press "a times.
No advertising matter printed on front Of panel
just the artists name-pate you it in the snail
reproduction herewith 1910 Calendar is printed on
Iea, to permit Of artistic framing But the panel effect
loop at top permits Of easy hanging This 'Pompeian
Beauty gil will be the Poster Calendar sensation Of
1910. The supply is limited. We trust you will
send for one early enough to avoid disappointment.
Delay never won any success. The only way to
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Of Pompeian Massage Cream the standard face
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lavender and gold. You may order both or either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Men Also Find Pompeian
INDISPENSABLE

Read Dhaf users say:
I. MAKES Shaving Succes..'-Mr ]. H. NJ. Port
land. Me.
T. MAKES your face clean and clear on the morning
after'1Mr. J. H. NJ. Nashua. N. H.
3. HClears the skin like a month in the mountains
Mr.. D. r. F.. Philadelphia. Pa.
4. Introduces you to your handsomer self.'-Mr.
L. l.. c., Buffalo, NJ Y.
s. "A neck-easer for the close shaver.'-MrF H. S..
New York City.
The above lines are few Of many thousands re-
Gently sent to US by Of Pompeian Massage Cream.
They are entered in contest for the best lines descrb
ing the merits and benefits Of Pompeian Massage
Cream. Read again what the men say about Pompe
to get it to-day at your druggists. to have it used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Among the Rubber Tappers

THE last week of my visit to Mabira was
spent in a tour of the forest, with my host
to the OUTLYING stations,-from Mbango. the
headquarters, to Kiwala, to Wantarunta. to
Lochfyne, etc, stations usually eight to twelve
miles apart, each in charge of a canny Scottish
forester with a Goanese clerk and timekeeper
and Goanese gang bosses.
The Journey was very comfortably made,
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Narrow Escape
 on Cowpony

John Rock had an experience as ap embrio cowboy on Sunday last that left lasting impression on his mind and few sundry impressions on his physiognomy. The genial Tombstone merchant was visiting his cattle ranch on the Bsrbscomari and vas riding @ cowpony with a number of the CON boys, when suddenly the ami nal fell by stepping into gopher hole. The rider and horse were pre- cip,tated to the ground mid cloud oi dust. The horse was badly injured and Mir. Rock had 6 marrow escape from violent ipjur es; as it was he re ceiyea several bruises about the face , and had a severe shaking up. Mir
 Rock believes he received the second degree as Knight of the Lariat and is in 6 fair way to become an expert 1 rider, but is not anxious to repea,
 his experiment..
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
From Mondays Daily.

Martin c. stello returned yesterday from & visit with his :amily at Loi Angeles
 Judge F. NJ. Doan and Court Sten- ogrspher J. ". Walker left yesterdsy for Nogaies, the regular term of court opening there 'oday. It is expected the Ssnts Cruz county term wIl! last about two weeks.
 Supervisors McCabe, Bowen and shearer arrived tnday to be in attend ance at the regular session of u e board today. Chairman McCsbe was accompanied by his wife who will re main several days the guest of Mrs Geo. B Wilcox
 Dr H ckman Of Douglas aas an incoming psssenger today to attend a meeting o. the County board of health.
 Thodore DeLong has 90 far reco cred fro n his recent illness a. 10 en able him 10 resume his post at the De Long Tnns"rial Psrl"rs, and. for th past week has greeted old scqusini- snces and friends at the old stsnd.
 Mrs. G. W. Cheyney of Tucson a. rived today on a visit with her sister. Mrs. W. F. Stsunton. Mrs. Chey- gey wac former resident of Tomb stone and has many friends here who will be pleased to greet her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Skinning Skunks
 In Fair Arizona

Bounty hide receipts of tine super .
 visors' office at Presco show that skunk trapping has already com menced. skunk skinning will grow into sn important industry and an unprecedented increase la skunk iurs in monthly hide receipts is expected.
 The fear of the eternal hide perfume since passage of the new bounty law
 vas removed with the receipt o! the first consignment of these hides at Prescott They were entirely free from any odor, and the officials felt relieved that the late legislature did not pro-
 vide in the new law that the smell
 had to be surrendered with the hide ] and claws before the bounty could be claimed.
 Speaking of skinning skunks, 8 , Missouri expert trapper said that all i odor can he removed from a skunk
 after it is dead by imr er-ing the body ! in water few days before the hide is
 removed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Cattle Dying
 on Cochise Ranges

Despite the fact that two or three good rains and snows have come dur ing the past month, they came too late to save all the herds on the ranches in the Sulphur Springs Val ley and adjoining territories.
 There had been no rain during the fall and early winter, and the forage became 60 poor that the cattle were made thin and weak, partly for lack of proper nourishment, and partly be cause they had to travel such long distances for water
 The Cour,lsnd Times says that dur ;ng this month the COWS are cslving and many of them are not strong enough to bear the strain. The result is that many have died on the ranges st ,of Courtland during the past week.
 One man coming into Courtlsnd re. ported having seen several dead COWS on one ranch.
 The grass is springing up at the roots now, hoSever, and it is hoy ed that the hArd- will begin to impro,e from now on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Heney's Right Ear
 is Totally 0eaf

Francis J. Heney, the prominent San Frsnci co graft prosecutor, bss become totally deaf in his righ. ear.
 The Citizen ssys this information was received at Tucson in letter to Mayor Ben Heney of that city, a brother of the San Francisco attorney, who was former Tucson resident.
 MT. Heney's deafness in his right ear is caused by the injury which he received when a former San Francisco saloon keeper shot him in the head during one of thegreat trials in Frisco.
 The bullet struck NIT. Heney on the right side of his head near the ear and injured his ear drum.
 His left ear, however, is unaffected and he hears ss we'll through it as ever His physicians have informed him that he is iu no danger of becom- ing completely deaf but it is feared nothing cs be done to restore hearing in hIs right ear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Page Resigns as
 Territorial Secretary

Ir compliance with s request made hy Secretary of the Interior Ballinger, John H. Page, Seer oi Arizona, today telegrsphed his resignation to Washington, to take effect AS soon .. his successor has qualified.
 The request for MT. Pages resigns- ton was not entirely unexpected, for when it was announced that Judge Sloan had been offered the governor- ship it was presumed that a change would also be made in the office of Secretary Page.
 Secretary Bsllinger's telegraphic re- quest and Mir Pages reply follow:
 Washington, April 6, 1909. John H. Page, Secretary Of State,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 InSiew of the appointment of Judge Sloan ss governor and for the purpose of producing completely harmonious action between the governor and the secretary, the president asks for your resignation in order that he may sp- point George U. Young.
 R. A. BALLlNGER, Secretary of the Interior. Phoenix, Aris., April $, l. U9 | R. A. Bsllinger, Secretary of Interior Washington, D. c.
 In compliance with your telegram of even date hereby resign as secre' tary of Arizona.
 l JOHN H. PAGE.
 "I have nothing to say for publics' tion, ssid Secretary Page, when aske' regarding the sape.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11

The City Dads held their regular meeting lest night. The principal ! business transacted wac the passing of an ordinance preventing the use and operation of stationary gasoline engines and the storage of crude oil petroleum or distillste within the limits prescribed by the recent citi- zens committee. Exceptions are made t permit operation of eng,nes up to 10 horse power and regulates qusn- tty of oil permitted within the limits. The following is the full text of the new ordinance:
 The Mayor and Common Council of he City of Tombstone of the Terri ory of Arizona. d" Ordain as follows:
 SECTION
 tsfs'l re unlawful for any person, persons, firm, association O: corpora- rion to maintain, use or operate, CT i'rect the msintsinance. use or opei.
 r,on of any stationary gasolin-engin' pr engines of any greater capsci , han ten (lO) horsepower. at any plac, 'r the CIty os Tombstone within th. district bounded ss iollovs: Begin n,ng at the Northwest corner of Blocl numbered Fiitv.Seven (57) in the City of Tombstone, SC She same Is Gvs::sscet ed upon the map of said City, on the South line of Fulton street and run thence Westerly on a continuation of the South line of Fulton street to its intersection with the center of the railroad track of the Fl Psso & South. western Railway company: thence and Essterly along the center of said railroad track as the same is now iaid to the intersection of the Wes. line of Tenth ll0) street thence Northerly along the West line of Tenth l0) street to its intersection with the South line of Fulton street; thence Westerly along the South line of Fulton street to the place of begin niug.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11

Felix Msyhew is back from the new Alvsrado mine, full of optimism ss to the future of that remarkably rich prospect, if, indeed, prospect it can now be called. They have ten men at work at the mine doing development work and taking out ore. In Q shor time they expect to begin hauling thi ore to the King of Arizona mine at Kofs, for treatment.
 W. T. Downing returned to Douglas from Courtlsnd, where he has been handling the townsits proposition for the Court!snd Central Tow psite com psny. The lots were put on the mar ket last Thursday and Mir. Downing sold thirty-six.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11

The unpretentious tin can is put to good use iu Arizona mining camps snG no longer is left on the hlllsides to be nibbled by the pensive goat.
 Particularly at Bisoee, Clifton and Jerome the cans and all other scrap iron available are gsthersd up and heaped into long troughs and into vsts for the precipitation of water that is pumped from the copper mines, carry. iag copper in solution with sulphur The iron is gradually eaten away and replaced with copper, forming what is known as "slime," which runs from 30 to 40 per cent in the red metal.
 The water from the Jerome mines is particularly strong, and it is said that shovels and picks cannot be left in come oi the damp drifts. for fear of losing the temper of the metal, which eventually will be entirely replaced by copper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
New Commission
 to be Created

Delegate Cameron has introduced 6 bill in Congress to create 6 commiss- ion to settle land disputes in Arizona and adjust titles that have been csll- ed into question. It is bill that the people of Arizona should study. The measure is as follows:
 That the governor of Arizona. the secretary of Arizoaa and the supervis- ing engineer of the United States rec lsmstion service having charge of re clsmstion projects in the Territory of ArIzone, and their successors in of- flee. be. and they are hereby constit. uted . commission for the purpose hereinb before set forth in this act. The governor sball be ex-ofiicio chairman and the secretary shsli receive all ap- plIcstions for title and keep the re- cords oi the com mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Was it the Work
 of Would be Assassin ?

Tucson officers are making a search ing investigation into what they be- ieve was an attempt of au assassin to ake the life of Fstier Girard, vicar general of the Catholic diocese of Ari. zons and New Mexico.
 The Tucson Citizen says that 6 shot fred sometime Sunday morning be- tween ? and 3 o'clock broke the window pane in Father Girsrd's room in the priest house on South Stone avenue just south of the Cathedral, and lodged in the wall.
 Fortunately Father Girard was not in the room st the time ss he had gone to Benson on Saturday afternoon to conduct the Sunday services in that town.
 It is the belief of the officers, boS- ever, that a would.be ssssssin, not aware the priest had left the city, took a chance shot through the window believing that it might strike the priest, who was supposed to be ID hi, room.
 Who the would.be assassin could have been is matter of the deepest mystery a- Father Girsrd is one O l the oldest and b. st liked priests 1T the Southwest. He has large circl' of friends among those who. d, not belong to his church and he i held in high esteem in Tucson a we'll as throughout the entire South
 west.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Bound Over to
 the Grand Jury

D. K. Smith. who is charged with 'sving stolen 6 horse belonging to the Boquillss Land & Cattle company,
 as given a hearing before Judge Daniel Mcfarland yesterday and hound over to the grand jury in the sum oi $l,OO0. The prisoner and horse were spp.chended at Deming. General Manager II. K. Street of the Boquillas Co, happered to be in Deming at the time the offender made his ap- pearsnce, recognized the stolen animal whereupon Smith was immediately ar. rested and brought here hv Deputy Sheriff Porter Mcdonald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
SECTION ,.

It shall be unlawful for any person persons, firm, association or corpora, tion using petroleum, crude oil or distiliste AS fuel for the generation of steam or other power within the dis. 'rict above defined, to have or keep on hand in sad district any greater quantity than thirty gallons at any one time, unless the same be kept stored in a tank beneath the surface of the ground, or iu a sealed or closed substantial iron tank above the ground.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
C. & A. Report
 On CourtIand

Third Vice-President l.. W. Powell in the annual report of the c, A A. ssys:
 'Our company has options cover ing twepty-three claims in the Court land district. Early in l9oS we sunk a email shaft on the Maid of Sunshine claim. l5O feet, and did considerable drifting from it, resulting in showing up more or less ore. Tn April we started c shaft on the Germsnia No. l claim. This shalt is down BY feet.
 "During the year we sunk c shaft 63 feet on the April Fool claim. ard also started a shaft on the Miami claim late in December.
 "In addition to the above. we have put down a diamond drill hole l,007 feet. A con-i ierable quantity of ort has been shown up from our Ger mania No. ] shait-sll fine and of [ very good grade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
SECTION 3.

Any person, persons, firm, sssocis- tion or corporation plating any O! the provisions of this Ordinance shall b. deemed guilty of a mi,demesnor and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by fine no. to exceed One Hundred Dollars or imprisonment in the City Prison not exceeding thirty days, or by both such fine and inn prisonment at the discretion of the Court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Yavapai County
 Had its Share

Four persons were bitten by hydr rhohia. skunks last year in Isvspa county Thre" wee treated at thu Pasteur Institute in Chicago, one of whom died few months after rrtur' ing home. The fourth case resulted fatally. The victim was an old timt trspper. He had been bitten by man, varmit- before and m the belief ths the hydrophobia skunk bite was n' more dangerous than any other ami maj refused to go to the Chicago in stitute for treatment. He wss st tackled sith hydrophobia three week later Death claimed him in tho hospital at Prescott four days sf,ei hn arrival.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
 At a conference of Arizona Repub- lIcsn leaders in the national capital today, it was decid, d to reccomend to President Taft the appointment of E. ". Lewis Of Phoenix to succeed Judge Nave on tf Arizona bench, and the sp 'ointmer of T. A. Job of Prescott to iillthe vacancy caused by Judge Sloan 6 appointment to the goyernorship.
 No opposition has arisen 70 the re- appointment of Judge John H.Camp- bell Of Tuscon to succeed himself and It is believed beyond doubt he will be named when the other nominations t-e sent to the senate.
 It is generally understood here that Judge Sloan has taken the appoint ment of Governor with the understand that he Is to be appointed federal judge for Arizona as soon as that Ter ritory is admitted to Statehood. The iudgeship is a life position and the salary is s6,0o0 per year.
 President Taft has known Judge Sloan intimately for years and there has Leen a clo.e friendship between them. Judge Sloan is a native of Ohio and formerly resided in Cincin- natl which is the home of the Presi- dent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS
UncaIIed at the Tombstone Postofics For the Past Week

? The following IS . i,st Of letters 's. naming in the general deliver, ct tn r,mbstone postOfice for the wee ending April 3. 1909. HernandeI Adets Lerms Luis Pima Jose Hartman Mrs John Pima Dolores F de Quiros Juana Reese James Rincon Luie Robinson Rober. Vega Nieves
 Valenzuels Venecio
 Wallace William When calling tor above letters, ssy "advertised," giving date of sdver sn ept. ERAScIs D. CRABLk
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
New Arizona Dam
 Stops Navigation

Since the Lsguns dam was built above Yuma, navigation, except by small boats, has ceased on the river. All the old time steamer men have gone to other fields. Eventually, the river below Yuma will be dredged, admitting large vessels that far to sn Arizona port.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Pursues Children
 With An Ak

An officer from Wickenburg is exp ected to arrive here this afternoon, ,ha- ving ID custody Mexican who will be given a hearing before the probate court on & charge of inssuity. It was reported to Judge Phillips this morn- ing that the Mexican had made an at. tempt to kill his three small children.
 He was caught in the act of chasing them around the house with an sx.- Phoenix Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
$1.541,500 Paid
 by Arizona People

Territorial Secretary Paid has paid over to Territorial Treasurer Kirkland the sum of S3O, $50, which is the amo unt thsr has been paid in Arizons during the past year iD taxes on in. surance premiums. The amount represents 8 tax of ? per cent on the insurance premiums, and means that $l ,541 300 was raid by Arizona people to the insurance companies last year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Walked Into a
 Deep Dark Shaft

Just az we go to press phone mes sage from Courtland informs us that 6 miner, known as Sperry, deliber- ately or accidentally, walked into the shaft of the St. Mary mine, meeting instant death. Further details age too meager for extended notice. It is presumed, however, ths, the rash act s- that of g suicidal mania
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11

Woods Liver Medicine ID liquid form regulates the liver, relieves sick besd- ache, constipation, stomach, kidney disorders and acts ss g gentle laxative. For ch,lls, fever and malaria. Its effects on the system felt with the first dose. The $I.OO bottle contains ? times as much ss the soc size. Sold by Frank Ysple.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
PROBATE COURT

Estate of J seph A Mcdonald; order a proving sale of personal property, a d decree of settlement of account.
 Estate of Weiss minors; decree of -ttlement of scrount.
 Estate of Con D Sullivan; order sp pointing Frank Bauer admiristrator; bond $2.20O.
 Estate f Robert Csgle; order for payment of funds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
Born.

DUvAL-In Tombstone, April 9th, 1909, to the wife of 5. A. Duysl, a daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
SECTION {.

All Ordinances and parts of O.din- ances n conflict with this Ordinance are hereby repealed.
 SECTION 5. This Ordinance shall take effect sud he in force from and after its passage and due publication.
 Approved April 9th, A. D. 1909
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Cents Gold and Silver $l .OO Lead 75cents Gold, Silver, Copper$I.5o
 Samples by mail receive promps attention. Placer Gold, Retorts an Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1886 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
CHATT T. MORTGAGE

CHATT | MORTGAGE F Fieisher to K S Blum-
 enthsl. chattle mort
 gage on stock of cloth ing +........ .... 4oou l B. & s. DIED John W Cos,in to c Costin, an undivided
 one half interest in
 cattle branded on left hip and thigh. ... 100 .. MORTGAGES Roy Whittlesey ct ux to
 F II Merrill, mortgage
 oa land .... ... 300
 sH sRIFF's DEED. John White. sheriff to
 Ulricb Rieder, mines situated m the Chiri- cshus mining dis iitNN s-s'.ss psf -o
 ISCoRPohAToS Drury Miping Company of Wilcox capital sl,OOO,OO
 Dbuglss Meat Company, capital S50O.OOo
 Nj B,ne Company, capital - Finnegsn. Brosn X Company, cari- tai Si5, 900
 MINING DEED l. J Overlo- K, c Martin eli. Jas R Henderson and Fred Colman to Dayton Graham mines situated in the Warren NirAiESt. opO The Gold Silver Develop ment company to ; M Miller and Dayton Graham. mines si'uat eI in the Hartford dis tIICt luc \ McFate ct ux to F V Schmidt and Frank L Bauer, copartners, property ID the McFste addition to the town of Courtlsnd . . 100
Tombstone epitaph., 1909-04-11
IN THE COU TS
D ings In the v.rious c)irls of Record of cochise County
 Arizona
DISTRICT COURT

Suit No 5624 filed; $ F McGuire vs John F Martin ct al; suit to quiet title U Douglas property.