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We are now offering specially in Remington Shot
Guns formerly sold at SIS and $40 now offered at S25
of Sporsmens goods
We have a full carload of Rarisons Town and Coun.
try paint which we selling at the old price of SL75
per gallon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Additional Business
 By Supervisors

The following additional matters were disposed of by the board of super visors st the last regular session.:
 Mrs Caroline Hill, indigent of Nsco, was allowed the sum oi slU per mon th for the support Of herself and several small children.
 q W SInclsire of Tombstone rss allowed sl0 for the month of June.
 The report of the April term grsod jury was read and filed. The board expressed desire to carry out as many Of it's recommendation az pos sible.
 The following transfers Of land leases were approved: J \ Edwards to J E Hoyd; o W Roberts 10 L V McCour..
 The following applications for school land leases were approved and grant ed: To George W storm, and to Pbii Dimmitt; and t9 W H Neel
 The is'e of the old jail at Gleeson at public auction for the gum of s25 by Constable " " Gates was ap proved.
 The bond of the Arizona Banking & Trust company Tor BIO, 900 for county deposits was approved.
 The bonds of E Mests as justice Of the peace and of Fletcher Merrill as constable of i:Cochise were approved.
 The bond of o f Hicks as eonstsble at Paradise was approved.
 Tbe notary bonds of w A Fowler of Tombstone and Harvey Asde!l of Cochise were approved.
 The bill against the county Of George B Wilcox former clerk of the district court, for the sum oiSI,3!7.85 ss district clerks fees. Tn back t,x cases, was disslIo~ed in fulI on advice of the dIstric, attorney.
 The board wilt convene in Tomb stone on July as board of equal izstiun and will remain in session az such until tte 20th of July,
 At the next meeting of the board of of supervisors that body will receive all hides and peits for which wild animal bounty is offered, and pay ments made for same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Asks Investigation
 In Mexican Matter

Anent the sentence from Tombstone of Magon VailsreAl and Revers. the Mexican reyolutionists, the iolloSiDg Washington q spstch shows further activity of friends of the reingees:
 Stories of alleged persecution ot refugees from Mexico in the United States were related by Representative Wilson before the rules committee oi,he house today, urging the sdop- iou of bis resolution providing for s congressional investigation It Wss charged that the Mexican government maintains a system of espionage on political refugees in the United States and that they are repeatedly arrested by American officers aud put in jail on various charges.
 "Mr. Wi'son submitted list oi names of persons who he said were willing to testify that federal agent' in California ard Arizona had been improperly used by the siexicst government iu furthering of its spy system"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Uncovered a Fine
 Copper Property

Hsrd'y rifle shot from the center of Florence, just srross the Gils rIver toward the northwest, has been un- covered fine copper property, es. pecislly favored by the fact that the Arizons Eastern railroad station is only A quarter of a mile distant It IS owned hy c W French Of Florence, Who lately received sn offer of s6 % a ton at F orence for all the ore he could ship to the El Paso smelter ot the average grade of samp es sent by him. Thousands oi tons o! such ore can be secured by qua!rying into the hill This butte is more than locally renowned through the fact that upon 1t was begun the foundation of the sun-worsh hipper's temple, reached hy q winding road oi which the remaios are syisible The promoter Of the temple was Cbsries D Poston, who wac the first delegate in congress from Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
No Poisonous Reptiles
 Allowed In U. 5. Mails

There are people in this country who through csrelessness or thought iessness have violated the postal laws and ss Uncle Samuel is s pretty hard individual to get in miI-up with, IL is best 70 get better posted with the postal lGws. At Parker postoffice, according to the Post, there was re- gently received and held up two pack. ages, which. while handling, gave forth the information by scratching" and "scrsm mbling" sounds that there were in both boxes something that had nc right in the mai! ct s:! Upon opening, the frst package contained one of Colorado rivers prize scorpions and the other Gils monster. Both packages were contrary to the Postal law of which Sec. 494. 4.ays tha, anyone who sends poisonous reptiles by mail is liable to g 900 fine or imprisoD- ment for not more thsn two years or beth such fine and Imprisonment.
 The above is offered ss 8 matter o: information which is supposed to be but is not generally known. There fore, if any of our readers in this sec- ton are contemplating sending . diamond rsttler or similar "insect" out of the country they had better adopt some other method than the U. s. mail. A box car might be the cheapest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
flows This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Catarrh tha. cannot be cured by Hsil's Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last I5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able te carry out any obligations made ov his GrID.
 WALDIse, KISSAS & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter ialiy, acting directly upon the blood Ind mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75. cents per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

Miami, s suturb O; Globe was not only treated tn s good dog fight last Thursday, but by Say of A irduce- ment for the oolookers t0 remain, the men to whom the canines belonged mixed up long and well One of the men was rejoicing in tle victory of his pup, when he was suddenly start led by receiving & hard jolt from a man who he'd the interest oi the other l dog at heart. A rough and tumble | fight immediately started which ended
 only after one of the participants ~ss cut with a penkhiie and the ether sd stopped a good sized rock with his head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
NOTICE

No,icef sanereby given l.. the under ,.gnei. m yOr uf the City Of Tombstone, oi he Territory of Arizona, dd on the first day of November, A D. 1907. make an entry in the United States Land
 Gfti at PhoenIX, Arizona Territory. of the following described lands, belonging 10 the United States, in trust for the
 sey eral = and bsneh, of the occupants
 thereof according to their res espeCtiye in
 'e'ests, to wit;
 Lois Eve ;. Six .(5), Eight lS)i and
 Nine 'gy Of Section T wo (2J, and Lot One ; (I) ot Section Elevea .u), Township 20
 Soulf ot Range 2e East oi the C a and
 sal. Riser Aerlaiao, all ir Cochlse
 C. Jnty, A-izola Territory.
 That United States atent for,he said
 lands so entered i.as been iSsI-d by the , United States 10 the undersigned, A. Wentworth. mayor of the City of Ton b. stone of the Terriiery of Arizona, ID trust as aforesaid. That any and all claimants to any lot or lots embraced
 vi hin the boundaries of inc lands so en-
 tered are hereby required, under and by vir;ue Ci the provisions of TIgle 70 of the 1 Revised Statues Of Arizona 1901, ;o lie
 a statement of hIs or thelr claim n the i office of the undersigned mayor. trustee, | a! the City Hall il ihe City of Tomb stone, on or before the 2nd day of July. ' A. D. 1910. Such statement must be ID | writing, signed and verified by the calm- ant, or ID case of his or her absence from , ,he ccun:y, then Y hIs or he. agent or | attorney; specifying the grounds of the | claim, particularly describing the lots ! Clameo; .he date ard name aS near as ! may be ut the frs actual occupant; what ! Improvements have been made thereon, ! an f the los are ac'9aly occppiet and | possessed bv he claimant. or # occupied
 D Y another then showing he right Of possession and occupancy 10 be Tn the . c,a !Eant. Such statement must be ac- ! c"mpaLJrd by the purchase price of the 'c', to~!i; S5.co for each lot or fraction
 there. f.l4ined, trgeihe~ with 5 co for each deed to be executed by the trustee. | mayor, together wilh twenty-five cents ' for each one hundred words CT traction | thereof contained m such statement as ! tees of the trustee for his services.
 A WENTWORTH Mayor and Trrs'ee
 First publication March 20, 1910
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
From Wednesdays Daily.

Harry Hsssrlgreeu was smo.g the .ucom ng passengers today from his ranch at Lewis Springs on court t'.si ness.
 Attorney Alex Murray arrived in . the county seat this morning rom Bisbee, having legal bus. ness pending | lu the district court. J :. Bishop and Miss Ella Butler, both of Bisbee, Nere joined in the holy bonds Of mstrimony isst evening in Hotel Arlington parlCr-, Rev (. W. Meyers officiating
 Attorney Allen K English returned yesterday from Tucson where he vent S3nday on brief profess onsl visit.
 John G. Walker, who has been in the city for the past few days from Phoenix, returned to his home this morning.
 Phil Dimitt and c. E. Johnson are Tombstone yisitors today. L. Coombs IS in the county seat for Il few days from Douglas on court mat ters.
 R. Wilson vas among the arrivals this morning from FL Paso on s bu,i- ne,s mission.
 T. F. Duncan Of Wilcox is among the court attendants in Tomostont today.
 ! Constable Frank Clark arrived or the noon train from Douglas today.
 Arthur Heney of Fsirbank is il town today on business counscte with the Fairbsnk Commercial Co.
 F. T Boucher, engineer ou the Tom | stone branch of the Fl Paso lS South western. has been granted Coda lay otf and vi l go to Iowa with hi ! ifIliS tI Flelt 70 ii4rA4- nb
 relatives. Engineer Floyd Smith |, Douglas will handle the throttle 0 or the local flyer during the absenc o. Nr. BorCher.
 Attorney Francis NJ. Hartman, v
 well known Tucson attorney, is . Tom uhstone from the old Pueblo, ha, !. matters pending iH the district cou Il of this county. He will remain bel
 for several days.
 Mrs, Lou Woolecy has ayr ved , Tombstone from Bishee and has g 1 cepted position on the cleric l for in the assessors office, which i= at u present time busiiy engaged IT ma
 ing up the assessment rolls c. Cochi ! county for tEe year 1910.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
HaIIey's Comets
 Tail Again

A Flagstaff dispatch ot the 10th says:
 Lowell observatory spectrograms by siipher indicate that the strongest and hitherto unidentified spectral bands Tn the tail of Halley's comit CO., incide with the spectral bands O; car- bon monoxIde found in the Fowler for that gas in the laboratory. Just such a condition of low pressure must exist in comets tail. and it ia- a-...e,e. fore by these bands s'6st carbon mo noxide there wo,lId reveal it's pres- epce, --
 I 1rjs Spectrum of the gas is shown a gentle electric discharges taking Slace under pressure of one one- hun d redth of 6 thousandth of an stmos- here
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
Railroad Exemptions
 So:n Expire

q, ttS sta-n ons of tiTe railroad | properties in Arizona will expire with in the next year and they W;ll there after be sssesssble as are the other | rgilrosds The properties, their ex emption and date of i;s expiration, and their valuation ss fixed st the meeting just closed at Phoenix. are as follows:
 Bradshaw Mountain Ra,l-
 road company, ten year, exemption. expires Feb
 ruary 20, 1911 present { NhlphtlOn. ..-......f iJD.V.5 E P. & S W. R. K. Tomb Tombstone branch and ! tfat portion between
 Douglas aud New Mexico line ten years exemp.
 ton, expires February
 ?, 1911, present vslu-
 stion ................ 7ll,6so Elp1Dk e Ed-lttu. Nlu years exemption, expires
 February %, 1911, pres-
 ent valuation ......... j76,30J S. F., P. < P. Railway com
 psny, twenty years ex- emption, expires March
 lG, 1911, prssent valua- ton. ............... l,75s, ,I5C
 Total. ..............s 3.li2, ,l2(
 It will be seen by the above tha [ even fl the valuations are not furthe 2 raised next year the tax roll will b { increased by s3.I42.I30, which witt P the roll as 1t stands this year wil 0 make the total essessable fer rex l yelr approximate SEQ 743,s33.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

government "spies" She related th. . while che was at Doug as, AT.z5na ad. dressing a meeting of "unorganiz- 1 slaves, ~ho 'ers 'n .Hs smeltess. ste witnessed the kidnapping oi s Mezics refugee, named Si.t'a, uho vas seized, stiaugiet thrown into ausGto. mobile and carried across the inc. She denounced President Daz.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19
''M Mother" Jones
 Is Given Hearing

A Wa=hin gtoa dispatch says that Mother" Jones addressed the rules committee o' the house yesterday in behalf of Mexican refugee. and alleged they are being per,ecutei ny the United States through the agency of merica1 officers and the Mexican
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-06-19

Dr. H. R Hitchins, the we'll known dentist of Globe, will arrive in Tomb stone about the first of Joly and is prepared to do all kinds of dental work during his ssay here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
PR0TOC0L0 No. 15 Y SUS ANEX0S.

Sc bonds the revenues of Cuba wer
mentioned.
The American Commissioners, in
reviewing in their paper of the l4th
of October the history of the so-ca-
lied Cuban debt, necessarily invited
the fullest examination of their sta
tements. They have yet 10 learn that
those statements contained any
error.
They freely admit, however, that
they had never seen it asserted, til
they read the assertion in the Spa
nish memorandum, that the def
cieenc;es in the Cuban appropriation
bills or budgets which the debts are
said to represent were "due to the
great reductions of taxes made in Gu
ba by the mother country" If, as
they are now aSsuted, this is a fact
well known, they are compelled to
admit that they were, and that they
stui REMAIN, ignorant OF 1t. lnded +,
the American Commissioners were
net aware that Cuban appropriation
bill or budgets existed prior to 1850
in May of which year the first mea
sure of the kind was submitted to
thee Spanish Cortes. During the dis
cussion OF that budget, distingu:s
he'd Senator, not a Cuban, who ha 5
been Minister of Setate in the SPANS
Cabinet, Senior Don Servando Ruiz
Gomez, presented to the Senate an
Official statement of the Colonial De
parliament, showing that the allege
debts OF Cuba amounted to sl2o,
S34, 419.25 in gold and s45 300 ,O76
in paper, or, in round numbers, sl4O
900 600 in gold.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22

tiva sostener siempre en- el m2 o.
auge ell nuevo centro.
Que n,elore. Esta enfermo de al
gun cuidado, en- su Residential de Ma
natl, uno de los mon isimos ninos
de los distinguidos esposos Rodri-
guez Cebollero Gonzalez. Con ese
motive es probable que Sc traslade
q aquella poblacion la senorita her
mana del Sr. Rodriguez, bella dami
ia Angelina. Que restablezca pronto
el enfermito.
Los que Uegan. En- el vapor que to-
mo puerto en- la ma1ana de hoy pro-
cedente de Estados Unidos, lego
buen numero de pasajeros, y entire
ellos d;stinguidas damas de diver
sas poblaciones de la isla que esta-
ban de temporada en- ell Norte. En-
ire los estudiantes que vienen a pa
sar las vacaciones aqui esta ell estu
dioso joven don Joaquin Martinez,
sobrino de los distinguidos esposos
Gonzalez y Martinez de Santurce E
hijo del DR.. Martinez Guaps de Ma
yaguez. Estara aquf hasta ell sabado.
Encantador el ramiilete de dami-
tas que figuran en- el pasaje y entire
elias las sefioritas Sara Bravo, de Ma
yaguez; M. Bertran de Humacao; ;
c. Collazo, E y P. Diaz, de Juncos;
P. Gatell de Yauco, A. y G. Janer
ausentes mucho tempo de la isla;
F. Luchetty la lindfsima flor del
jardfn del sur; NJ. Landron, N. B.
Colburn. L. D. Cosgriff, y L. Gross;
H. Casals, J. de Porras E Y. R. de
Porras, de Ponce; M. Pietranttoni y
Clara Aurora Saliva, de Mayaguez;
S. Sandoz, de Naguabo; R. F. Plat;
Grazier, Haywood, L. Mas NJ. F.
Mac Curley, M. R. Nimmons,J Bel
tran y A. Santiago.
Entire las sehoras las de G. r.
Bone, de j. Calaf, Eaton, Jaucler, J
Jenkis esposa del juez de la corte fe
deral q. lego tambien en- ell mismo
buque; Nc Kenner y, Lyons, Pic6,
Perea y F. E, Platt.
Los Sres. E. Acha, J. Cestero Man
quail, que vienen de- vacaciones
W, Beltran, E. R. Carmoaga,
6. Clavell F. Porrata Doria, r. Diaz
M. Dlvils, F. Fornaris, R. Falcon
hijo; A. Garcia, R. G. Gonzalez, J.
Guzman Garcia, F. de Juan, M. Ju-
lia, A. Martinez, A. y R. Lopez, R.
Masferrer, P. Oscasitas, j. Nevares,
B. Nayas, A. Pico, J. A. Puventud,
A. Padilla, c. A. Soler, A. y NJ. Sala
J. O. SEEK, F. H. Usera, R. Valdeci-
LA, R. We've, E, W. Wray P.
Bages, P. Santana, A. Valdes y
j. Melendez, eran otros pasajeros
del corno.
Bienvenidos todos y que les sea
grata su estancia aqui a los que vie
men de paseo a Ia isla.
Semper
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
La subasta Dc so|afess;;

Sc nos intorma que Sc crltlca
al munic:pio de esta ciudad por la
disposition consignada en- la Orde-
nanza de la subasta de los solares
que Sc rematarAn sitos en- el ensan-
che de la Ciudad, de reservarse ell
ayuntamiento ell derecho de elegir
Notario para ell otorgamiento de las
escrituras, y este podra dar lugar a
que muchos licitadores Sc disgusten
por ser ell deseo de dichos comprado-
res de elegir su Notario m axime
cuando todos los gastos sersn por
cuenta de los compradores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22

The American Commissioners then
referred in the same paper to the au-
thorization by the Spanish Govern
ment elm 1890 of new issue of bonds
apparently with a view to refund
the prior debt as well as to cover an
new debts contracted between 1885
and 1890, and stated that, after the
renewal of the struggle for indepen-
dence in february, 1895, this issue
was diverted fromm it's original pur
pose to that of raising funds for the
suppression of the insurrection.
The American Commissioners are
at a loss to perceive how, in reciting
these transactions, in which past
and not future obligations were dealt
with, they could have been unders
TODD to intimate that Spain, through
what is described in the Spanish me-
morandum as Supernatural gift
of divination" foresaw the insurrec-
ton of 1895 and the ultimate inter-
vention of the United States. The
American Commissioners will not in
dulge in the ready retort which this
fanciful effort at sarcasm invites.
Whether the consequences of impo-
sing upon Cuba burdens not to be
borne, were or were not foreseen BY
Spain, is a question upon which l.
would be idle now to speculate.
As to the special Cuban War E
mergency Loan, composed of "f-
We per cent peseta bonds" wich were
referred to as part of what was con-
sidered in Spain as properly consti-
tuting the Cuban debst, the Ameri-
can Commissioners expressly decla-
red that it did not appear that in tn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
DE eG0cj@daQ.
~aR 7Yse 7z1sU

Paro Espdna 9 Nueua York. En- e
vapor que sali6 del puerto de San
Juan para los de su ruta en- la PENN.
sula iberica, han embarcado conoci.
dos elementos de esta sociedad y en-.
tire ellos los Sres. Aniceto Candina
del alto comercio de San Juan J
Luis Toro, director de una de las en-
presas industriales de la isla. El Sr.
Julian Herencia, propitario en- Ma
yaguez, viaja tambien' para Espaia
su patria en- donde estara algdn item
po:
En- el vapor que sale hoy para
Nueva York, van de viaje a Estados
Unidos el presidente del tribunal
Supreme LIDO. J. c. Hernandez y ST
distinguida esposa, los que pasaran
una corta temporada ALI yendo des,
pues a Europa. En- el proximo vapol
sale para Francia, via Estados Uni.
dos ell Lcdo, J. Hernandez Usera, el
qu e en- Nueva' York tomara pasaje
en- "La Provance" para hacer el via
lie a Paris via Havre. Probablemen
te en- Octubre Sc hara la boda Her
nandez-Usera-Vazq la que Sc
efectuara en- la capital francesa.
Buen viaje a todos.
Personnles. Ha regresado aver a la
ciudad nuestro distinguide compahe
70 el DR.. Zeno Gambia. que estuvo
algunos dfas en- Yauco y Ponce en-
asuntos particulares. Bienvenldo.
Ell gobernador Cotton vino aver q
la ciudad y lie acompano su distingul
da hermana la senorita Margery Col
ton. Estuvieron en- Ponce a principle
de semana y Sc les hicieron muchos
agasajos y obsequios. Permaneceran
algunos dfas en- San Juan y el gober'
nador concurrira esta noche la reu-
MON de la asociacion de P. Rico
De allende Ell mar. Ell Sr. Yzzy
Sach del cemercio de esta ciudad ha
contraido compromise de esponsales
con la bella senorita de Ythaca,
Nueva York que responde al NOM
bre de Belle Harrison y parece
que en- no lejana fecha habra boda,
ausentandose por breve tempo de
San Juan el expresado joven. Desea
mos q los futuros esposos toda ven
tura.
Ell casino puertoriqueHo. va esta
elejida la junta directiva para Ell Ca
sino puertorriqueno de la ciudad y
no hay que dudar que todos los ele-
mentos que la integran obtendran
la mayor y mas enthusiastic ayuda, y
laboraran con todo empeno para q.
en- breve sea un simpatico hecho la
Inauguration de ese nuevo centro de
cultura y progreso social. Construi-
do que sea ell edificio para instalar
lujosamente en- el la asociac:on, Sc
llevaran a efecto las reuniones y
fiestas con que Sc proponen los ini-
ciadores del proyecto y iunta direc-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
Il PAN De Los DEB|LES

Este e el nopbre que un medic D
famoso ha dado al Hero Bravais cu
gotas concertraias; y fuerzs e. onve-
mir ea que 81 cali6cativo, ,-cmo d;da-
do 81 hn por una lsrga e1periencis
no pusde ser mas justo. De ahi el que
acudan { este sublime remedio todos
aquellos que sc sien.en amenazados
por enfermeaades dependinetes de- EN-
pobfedniento de Ia sspgre. Las 10
venea los nihos J los anciancs encuen
tran "a asa Prcvidencia, pero 81 no
han de yer frustradas sus esperanzas
6 precise que huyan de las imitacio-
mes qus soa, por cierto, numerosas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-22
Treasury T. partment Of Porto Rico.
SUBASTA PUBLICA.

SIJBASTA pUBLICA BIENES INMUEBLES
Ia Coecturta lnte;nas Mana d II de Julio
de Ia manana, n vnddos los meor todos
ben los mmos cub las contbu.
fueron emagados hber de-
o tempo las contrbucons vencd los segin dispon
de Rentas Inerna
PROPIETAROS Description de propedad Contribucion
aproxmados
: EN- PRIMERA SUBASTA.
Juan Miro Castaner, Al eds. Barrio Coto. $50
FREQ Loudo Coma, 80 eds Florida adeno 2479
Manuel Lourido eds Florids adentro 1899
Ramon Lourido, 95 odsl Florida adeurs 1885
Juan s. Ortiz, 20 eds casa Florida afuers 1888
que los pecvos szpedentes
E comprado de ada popdad debe depoa efecvo
del valor vendda perdera
deare de Ia ual e fue susada
pdad los de da sguiente al que vefcoe
Manat P R.. JUNO 4 q e 1910
(Firmado) Francisco de Echegaray,-Coeco.