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CHIEF OF POLICE ARRESTED
lCfI SED or PROTTT TI\,N
RAGi\>ETT fLI ~ GiUBLEs,
Csnsiar'e cross Also Nabs N>,r.Pr.,,..-
Arnold Of the club whirh tie R,s,N"
Two weeks Age Those t,iua, -.
Iette wheels Are stu uI,,a.-

! PEoVIpFNCF T.. Aug ~ I'M.
Polio" James u. taswsll Of Nar-ag,,...
! Pier was arrested TO-DAY on a a..
charging malfeasancs IN offr. =,
! result Of the raid on the Narraya,...'
Club two weeks ago tomorrow O.,
Cas~ell il - alleged tried to ,rot.c, -
gamblers.
William T.. Arnold. viCa-p rssdap,
the club. Was also arrested Tor the .soo,..
time On the charge 81 MAINTAIN min,
gambling Nuisance.
Both arrests were made nv CoD.,,h.
John q. Cross. who headed tho rad :.
the club when ~ was filed with men a..
women. some Of whom ara well kno,.
Arnold protested. hut was taken bsIo..
Justice ~ the Peace Edgar " Wa,,, Az.
relea >ed in $1,000 bail for hearing on
Monday
After leaving Watts Office C,o..
walked up the street SearnR the Cha,
of Police he invited him INTO a doorw,v
wher. he read the warrant charging b,,
with -neRlecting and refusing ~ enior.,
the law while acting as town -argrsn, An,
chief Of police bv allowing IA" og.,ra,i,,
of gambling houses.
The chief was not much surprised 81,
he knew Cross was planning 10 ARES, h.,
lie walked with tho young constable =,
Watts's Office. Mrs Watts furnished Ia
in $500 and CasweIl vas released. also n.
"A hearing on Monday.
About three years ago Chef CWssl
was arrested by Cross for malfeasanc.
hut Judge Lewis of the Distric- Cori-,
acquitted him. Arnold was arrested nj,
the morning Of the raid on warran,
charging a like offence He pleaded No.,
guilty. with the privilege % withdrawn,
his plea. which he did last Monday
fling a demurrer in the hone 81 hayin.
the warrant quashed. Arguments a..
to lie heard on the demurrer next Mon.
dav j &. Tucker. his bondsmAn in ia
original case. furnished bail for hin
to-day
On the morning n Sunday. Angus
when Constable Cross with a few n he
friends entered the club. Chief Casusl
and his men. Constable Cross alleg.
declined 10 assist him Nearly ali 4
Cross's hand were arrested on technica
char Res Of assault while Cross was stand.
ing guard over roulette wheels and o,hs-
gambling paraphernaliz which he hsd
captured A few minutes after he "a.
arrested the evidence WAS taken Axay N
and hidden. II has not ys,
been found
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W. RDER iT tCHT CLI 70.
w Nrr, ~ 10 id-ntit' sf BIE Deiecthr
who Nas NriinG a. Caretakrr.

OYSTER BAY. l. AK ~ 4 'rud
'hat had c,tsi"d Tor several N'-'ks 49,.
tN'sn G"orge Ciost.lli u detective VIC
was acting aS ear .iker her" Tor ihs
Seawannska Narr' Iiun. and uurnO-T
e Italians ended early this morning hy the
,'.ath uT Gosiell He was murdered aftsT
n" had fired two shots His head was
nearly blown ~ by ssnsh"i. Tho
police are holding Ranaele Ciambrirllu
IN the Minsola Jail Four men sat ~ a
l,na' close Nv when the detective was
shot
(iust-li came here IN Jane from New
Norh - rscupsrata from a bullet wound
h. received while trailing gang oT crooks
on the upper Fast Side lie SAID that
he was employed by the Pinksrtons but
the New York Office does not know HIM
n" was a giant m stature His powerful
phva,qur drew the admiration Of the
SUM isr 'iSi'ors Who landed at IN" Goat
oppos,ir the rallrnad station at nv sisr hay.
Hls manner vas attractive aud he mad" a
~ Il friends no ARE wondering tonight
Who he really vas. He told them that ne
was hollandrr and when they asked hl m
about curious coat 81 arms on a signst
ring he wore he said that his mother gave
uf good breeding
The trouble between the detective aud
the italians began some time ago lie
rad ordered them from the Yacht club
prnmls"s and threatened 90 h.'a' them
II they d,srrgardsd ms orders \ goat
belonging To- Ciambriello straysd mao the
ward Gostrlh warned The owner that
II the goat came again he'd shoot. The
4 - Il
later man entered the little house m
which the detective lived GOstslli threat
en.d him and then put HIM out.
Last night Gostelh sal mp late playing
cards with n few friends at one of the
hotels IN town When he reached the
waterside he called Ia four men ia "a bnat
William Rock and Alfred BoHsCh and two
sailors answered the detective The five
started another game and PLAYED until
they heard "A r'lmpus out M the gate.
when GOstslli J.mp>d from the boat
lie found three Italians scrapping lie
kpcy ked nns:of them down and the others
fed Gostelli warned them that Il they
returned he'd shoot They return Ell
within "A feW minutes Rock, Bpssch,
and the sailors sat IN the boat and SaiteSg'
for the hIg detective to meet the II Hlians
again. Goste'li waded into the tr,o.
lie fired twice There was pause and
then loud shot was heard Gostell,
anne crawling To the float and sa'd I IN
shot Get me- q doctor
A physician Was summoned btU Cos
tell was dead when he arrived The
meu IA I'll" boat were so excited that they
could barely tell what had happened
County Detective Seaman assisted by
an Italian sleuth from New York. arrested
three Italians. Two were Let 90, hut
CIanbrello was held In his house they
found a shotgun which they zay. was
recently fired
The body % Gostelli - in a. under
takers shop in Fast Norwich His friends
here and the police are Masking every
effort To Discover who he rally was No
LETTERS or hooks were left IA the little
house m ~hi"h he lived THAT she'd any
0nt On ms identity
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~ioLr, Ii-> P-IuIon- Ia senatorial .n-

IEtNIuS d. Ak % tN-GoV
: Z Stokes '.I.d With iht ~-yrr.tAry Il
sat" To day m" petitions NhIrh viii re-
suit ~ las name tvmE printed GA th.
IN IA PRIMARY election la,lOt- 49, c.In.
didat- tor ul''d States SENATOR Ne. " A.
the first m thu field To- take advantage ~
'h.' at 81 iSJs. Designed - ~..r,Irp a
pop,Iiar rNpr"~-ipn a. to senator al can
dIda,'-s There we're fourteen p-.titiouz
''unta,ntug l.lB NAMES Oth-rS ar. .x-
J.Ctrd to follow l-.fora next Wednesday
IN" last iAv for fling NIch petitions
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MAYOR CAYNOR OUT Of BED
NITN ~ - HI\ITT> i\D DOFS
\OT HINT 10 90 Bitk.
ERIN More solid FcOd AMI Rra,h tnN
chamberlain. Who Iturrird Ia,
IroH Europe. Visits Iiin Doctors
SaN ur's PRS rIIrAIN 0ut oT Danger. '

bron turOpe. VISITS nin Doct q -
~aS Hr's "PrsriIrAIn 0ut oT hanger. 80
MAYOR William q Gayi.ay sar ny tor
thirty five miT'ts- v-s'oiiuN a,t'rrOon
4, has room a. ~ Mar = Hospital IIn-
hoker Ne Thoroughly 80 iuysi the ~
parienc, ard Wartr, 10 siav W. lur ger.
but he ructnrs uffCialiy N.toe nis wishes
a. h. reluctantly ,,,i serted O." 80 back
g." bet
The Tavur cp,t, have got out OF led
him .sIf. .0if Eulrrt ktamsor. the
Ma-or.. s"cr' try RE was helpe,l a
lie, n"u",s~. lie ~-t a. "a chair 10y tho
-i,e ol his not a. they hat To gc' him
to ~ uacN, .t" ..uctor' thlrkirG hat he
ha. u-er up inrg ""uuCu fu. me first
Tial he Navnr l. uouug we'll TODAY.
lie az" soIac chIc.,"u the irsi time h. mas
ha AT ythrV ct thai character since hs
ha- beev n".r VI" alsu nuI some dry
toast 'he first h" has tacA.ei tie ate
sitting mp IN hei. using a back rest like a
steamer chair. winch KEEPS him IN q
sitting posturr
IIty Chamberlain Charles II HYDE hat
a talk with the Mavo. "ariv g., tho after
noon. Mr. Hyde heat a. Paris the r"xs
Of the Stt"mp'e As,'.SSIpatIup "a shortly
HfterWart maize preparations Tor hIs
return voyage. cuttIrg -hprt Ia. vacation.
lie cam. ~ Ne>t"r av uu 'h" steamship
PhilH 'clphIa al Wa me. dow, th. hay
by a tag. ~ whisn h. mat" The trip TO
Hoh"keu. lie WIS P':mitt" Ia tho siok-
room soon after hi arrival AMI b. and he
Mayor lalket ov"r things aiore.
tn" Mavor spends much Of his time
rea'irg Rpok- ar" still plii"G an, and he
has sufficient supply to last for many
davs
II. j. reg 'irg row. saii Mr. Atnmson
Ia gruup O.. newspaper men n. he hos
pItal rec" Itiuu rnom lat" yCs'cT lay after
noon / lIst iook him M some Nm yiish
reviews tie naS been rea ling the Amer
ICAn People u hook on Rar jarnIu Frank
In and som" stories apour Abraham
Lincoln. No. he tocsu't READ the news
paT.,r-
-wh"n will he he removed Mr Adam
son WIS askei
4 don suppose the dot ors really
know. wa tn" reply They haven't
cNprrs-"d their views on this subject on,
WAY or thrs1,hrr
Is h" going To m" Ndiron ~ ks or to
Nothing tas been -.lid ~ 10 Wh-r- he
will h" taken week or ton DAVIS ago /
he havor said tina, n" would ike 70 20
~ james. buf he has not referred 20 II
since
Assistant corporation Counsal James
Bell of BROOKLYN. First Deputy Police |
Commissioner fr"d"ricN y Bugler and
Commissioner Edward Wprn among those
who called At Iha hospital ysstrrhay 10
paw their rn-p"ci- MIR Gaynor aud her
son Rufus were "a or near ~" -i"kroOm
all day
Dr William Nrli'y - 50 convinced :
that the MaNuI ~ out OF dan GER that he
In now 'sskrug plans TO 90 on a hunting
trIp - New BrrIu-Ni'k u"Nt mon ia he /
said last evening that OWING fotne Mayor
nd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21

CruI-rr south Dakota broke from it,
m"urirg- A. Mar. Islaud today ard
dTIIt-I down the chs"rel She rar,
Into the raval tuE nadia and stopp. +
~ mud fa,z
10 mAiills VAS severely usmag.
\ mole ~ss made ~ hsr side aud her deck
vas sprdng rhs Spu'h Dakota j. slightly
8Amagst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
E>eurs,on Hoa, uIls the Mud

The "y"urSiuu steamboat Sam sloan
with 7Ul employees Of ! Wais- 4 son
~ Newark -tg'A ~ IN" mud last svenin Z
A. -h" vas h"gInI NIX IN. return triI
from NoTth Roach Queens She wa.
pulled oH al hign water bv 'lg and she
wont on 10 NrMark
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ALBANY. Aug - Secretary of State
K,-.uiE announced rn-dav that only Della
war".- automobiles. of all IN" Eastern
States. can 30 nm IN New York State
without procuring a Ne~ York state
Incense tn" other exempt States are
Illinois Indiana. Iowa. Kentucky. MiChi-
gan Nebraska. ohio. Oregon. South
Dak oia I tab. Mashlngto on and Wisconsin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-21
FRENCH FIRE CHIEF SLEEPS.
Di,lnr Hear the One Alarm ina, sounded
Over IiIS Head

Raoul Frere. head Of the Paris FIRE de-
partment, who came TO New York on
La PTov"nc" on Friday. August u, TO look
over the New York department and see
how such things are done here. leaves
town this morning for Pittsburg. which
IL the " city IN the route he has mapped
out Tor himself on his American visit
On FRIDAY night Frere slept IA the fire
house ~ Engine Company ~ at I52 Wet
Ienth street. In was with tins COMPANY
Jersey City last week IL wa- the wish
Of the French visitor tn Respond to- all
slaruu- with the engine company. 50 capt
Howard RtIsCh Of Engine IL gave him hi>
own room and himself slept with IN.
men Immediately over the head Of the
captains lied Is a gong winch sounds all
alarms. IL Glanced that there was no
cali for Engine ~ until = o'CloCk vpstsr-
dav morning. when an alarm came from
box 80 at Tenth avenue and FurtV-third
street For Engine -. so fBr downtown n
first alarm from this box merely meals that
~" men have To hitch up and he r,adv
Tor additional alarms Murn the call
came "vsrybOdy slid down 10 the hoor
hlH Vi Errr- Who slept -oiIndlv through
o. AL lie -.~-msd considerably dizaI.
IIIUt,-,l when Ne waa told OF tIr iu,td,ut
Yesterday morning
"~l.vday VI frar.. spent mat of the
day ~ IN" company II men DETAILED from
the detective bureau 10 show him the
wOrklngs ut NeN Works Police Depart
msnt "" dad not return 10 the Bravport
where "a" has been stopping for dinner.
aud ~ the evening went to Chinatown
a"comp anIed NV th" same roli's' ,-s"Ort..
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NrsINn lAEF. y j Aug ~ On Mon
dav morning G"v Fort qrConpani"d
by Mrs tort and Miss FuA. vIll start
On three weeks autump'il. vacation
'UU "" will gp to- cap" tod. Mac
H. "yp"c's Ia - tack IN his uffic,. az
Trenton pn September q Ia hrs atSeuC.
Pr"~,d'TI' 81 the senate Joseph - FREEING
huN-'-n u u take car" "i III" routine afa,g-
IT state
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Commission Finds In
 Favor of Shippers
A Washington dispatch says:

A Washington dispatch says:
 Follo~ ing hear,ngs which have been held in many railroad cases of vital importance to shippers in Arizona and the southwest, the interstate comm commission has announced its findings in favor oi the shippers in many instances.
 The commission has found that the railroads oysrchsrged on the chip meuts and hss ordered refunds 70 be made by the transportation companies thereby settling disputes and causing shippers to rejoice at their victories.
 The Arizona findings of the com mission follows:
 In the case of H J Schneider vs Southern Pacific company ct al. order Authorizing refund of $246 .36, account of overcharge on two carloads oi cattle and one carload of sheep from Phoe- n'I to Fl Paso, April }. l9l0'
 Calumet & Arizona Minine com- pany vs Fl P..o & South western Rsilrosd cpp,panv. refund sI5 32, sc- count overchsrge on . car of hay. , l. F SsnguinettI vsSouthern Pacific company ct al. refund of $l09. .6l on ehipmens of hay from Tempe to Dome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Mining Men
 Visit Douglas

c Earle. superintendent If ,he Fl Psso -melter. and Douglas Gray ti Tombstone, one oi the owners o' the Her-chal mine, arr ved ve-, ,rdty .r, In Tombstone, where N-. E..l. ~t" l- pres dent of the Hersclnl Miutug company, has been Inelsc' that and other properties Mr. l. r!e left yesterday evening for Fl PssO. Mir Gray returned to Tombstone after transsctiDg business Tn this city.
 Mining IS pro e-ding wi'h new ;rl- petus in the Tombstone dis:rct -luce the unwatering of tine lt,1I .rrt le,ei. according to MT. Gray. Steady work has been resumed in the deeper level and drifting from the lO .g-i,c' station Is being prosecurej w,th vleur. Mr. Gray ss Ii the progross of this work iu in the vsriOus prope.t;es ialicated that results would soon te -i,n#n in increased output [: m the Gis.nct. | C)Igl's Disratch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
From Tuesdays Daily

Col. II L Pickett left this morning for Clifton on legal business. The Colonel can be depended upon to gay a good word for Tombstone and Go. chise county wherever he goes.
 Col. VIC Land wsa County Seat visito- today from Benson shak pg hands with his many fr.ends here.
 Martin Costell was ninconiny pas senger today from Los Angeles where he hss been for the post month visit- ing his family.
 Michael Markovitch. of upper Low ell, who was lodged in jail saturday to await an examination for his lun- scy is now confined i'll the county hospital and 1t IS feared he aili not survive tong. He is uneonscious. Within the past ten dsys five per- | sons insane or believed to be crszy have been taken in custody hy the Lowell officers. A Mexican ~oTan ~as brought over today for hearing before the lunscy commission. The grand and petIt juries w.re drawn Saturday but they will bot | e announced until service has be, n secured ou all. The criminal docket consists of about forty cases. fhs territorial jury will ssembie on Oct 24, and the federal grand ju.y II January.
 J. F. Barnett and Miss Mary Millel were married yesterday by Proba,, Judge Goodbody. The happy coupl, are residents of Douglas and ai.e having the nuptisl knot jed here re turned to Douglas in tlIe afternoon.
 W. w Pointexder. who succeedet Mart Hosr as purchasing agent off. c M. Co.,, will bring his family to Tomt stone and occupy the same residenc on the hill that was occupied by Mr Hear.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Protests mt Organization
 To Be Formed

Pastors of all the Protestant church. co in Arizona have received lettere from Rev. George Logic of Dougin, laying before them the advissbility of forming c Territorial church organ izstion to conduct as a unit all Pro- testant church work in the territory. The fetters are ssnt on spropos of 6 meeting to be held in Phoenix tomor row for the purpose of effecting the organization. Each church has been invited to send its pastor and at least one laymsn.
 Addresses will be delivered by Rev. Hugh B McCsuley of Trenton. New Jersey, and Rev. John T Thomas oi Denver. In the afternoon 6 confer. ence of delegates will be held. and in the evening there will he s mass meet. ing.
 The c6iei purposes of the organizs tion are to promote spirit Of help fulpess between the various denonin. stions, and to gain greater strength and influence for the churches through unity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

Gordon Parhan assault with dead ly wes pon, June %, 1909, two years.
 Juan Beuites, sss tult with deadly weapon, March 9, 1909, four years.
 Juan R4driguez, assisting prisoners 70 escape, February II, l9t9, four yesr5.
 Manuel Cervers, assisting prison CTS tO escape, February II, 1909, four years.
 D \ Reynolds, grand larceny, April 9, l9o9, two years.
 John lobe, grand larceny, Decem- Der l7, 1908. five years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Communications For
 Cochise Prisoners

Communication of sentence for -ix- teen corvic;s in the territorial pen itentiary were Saturday signed by Governor Sloan. The sixteen pris- oners are among those who to.k ad vantage of the terri,ory's offer to cut one day of each m4n's sentence for one days labor upon ,he new prison and the bridge across the Gila river at Florence.
 Four nstiJnslities are represented among the sixteen prisoners so soon Q be free men 4 great maj rity are Mexican-; tEo or three white men are included while there is one Apache Indian and enc Japanese.
 Following are the names of the Cochise county prisoners. crimes, istes and length cf sentences:
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Eastern Capitalists
 Visit Royal Guard

Eugene J Desne, secretary of the
 Royal Guard Mines company. and his
 party of Bay State capitalists who
 were the guests of General Manager
 Foxler of the Royal Guard left thIs
 moraing for California after a three days enjoyable visit here. Besides
 Secretary Deane, there were in the party of prominent visitors, A N Tucker of Worcester. Mass, who is a large autOmobil- dealer and is in terested in the firm O. the wells Bros. of Worcester; W R Keating, geDer"l manager of the Manhattan Life In
 suraDce company. of Worcester, and Mir. and Mrs. F W Parker, also of Worcester. Mir Parker is c man oi meaus and is considered as one of the foremost business men in his city
 He has had much experience in min
 ing snd his mine undertakings have always proved . success. The gentle men in the party are interested in tie Royal Guard mine in this q strict, | and they were highly elsted with the progres, made and highly compli mented Manager Fowler for the most satisfactory work he is doing in the of this mine.
 After two or three weeks visjt in CslIfornis the party will return east.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Kissing Bug Is of
 Aristocratic Origin

D.. Henri ApJohn who recently 2 'rested Mir. Cotton of Nogales for severe bite 5y a "kissing bug" wrote O the bureau of entomology, depari- men' of agriculture, st Washington, md has received reply from Dr. Heidemsn, who defines the oacul4tor, bug ss the "Ros, hus Bigu.sts Say, of he family Hemeptrs It Is known 10 be exceedingly predictions upon other insects and inf cts @ paioiul and vicious wound when handled or attacked" l. wilt no doutt be com- 'ortsrle to victims oi the kissing bug to know of what distinguished family he comes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Escaped Prisoner
 Recaptured

Napoleon Lewis was arrested al Fsirbsnk yesterday and was turned over to Deputy Sheriff Allie Howe who lodged him Tn jail here. Lewis escaped Saturday from Consts ole Bailey, of Lowell, while Bailey wss bringing him to the county IaIl in this city. As the train nesred Tomb. stone, Lewis sprang from his seat and lesped from the rear platform of the coach,
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
District Attorney
 Williams Is III

IS Williams. district attorney Of Cochise county, is confined to his room at the Hotel Held el with pneu ronis with which be was attacked n Saturday. He is showing marked improvement today and his physlc sn believes tine disease is checked.-rnc- son Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The cactus league has started to
 wobble when the Bisbee team disband- d owlng to poor finances. Tn g le.ves but three teams in the circuit, tso of which are reported to be on he verge of dissolving.
 The broncho busters of Williams aie getting together and making arrange ments to send several of the best riders to the territorial fair. Coconino county has some Of the best riders m the territory and it's dollars to dough nuts that they will bring home c good share of the big purses offered.
 When the entries for the races to be pulled of at the territorial fair from November ' to l2. were closed on Sept. Is. Secretary Christy made an inter- estipg dircovery. more horses had been entered for the territorial fair races than had ever been entered for any race meet of the Grsnd Circuit The total number oi entries is 2S3 And be it known that these are not sksfes, bu. the finest horse fesh that one can find. Heroes of mspy victories on Grand Circuit tracks will perform at the territorial fair snd the chances are that they will perform better than they did on the big eastern tracks, for | it is . fact that Arizona has one of the fastest tracks in the world.
 Prof. Thornher, of the agricultural experiment. station st the University ,f Arizons. n sboct to issue . on "Grszing Ranges of the The book will bs of tn. press within few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The water 'upply of Globe, tempo. rsriiy plentiful becsuse Of the flow of old Dominion mine water turned into the city mains a few rnonths ago probably will be short again for the next few weeka.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Douglas Man
 Is Found Dead

Lying face downward on the fl DOT of the dining room of the home he had occupied with his bride of eleven days W II Kirk .ni o' Douglas ~ss found shortly before midnight " his wife, dead from a wound inflicted with shotgun which was discovered lying on the hJor beside the table over which the mans blood had gushed in crimson flood,
 A corouer's jury IS investigating the tragedy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
European ns to Feed on
 Arizona Apples

The owners of the Maus and Stew- art orchard at Fair Oaks. near Pres colt, have received an order from New Ycrk for lC0J ioIes of apples for shipment to Europe. Later. lOdO boxes will be sent 10 Chicago, New York and other eastern points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The busy man never turns his ear to gossip nor does he laugh at smutty yarns. but if you need a favor done and ask the busy man, nine times out of ten he will do it for you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16
Navaretto is
 Liberated In Mexico

N D Nsvare;te, who is alleged 10 have been kidnapped from Naco by Mexican officials and taken to No- gales and later to Csnsnea. was lib rrated Saturday at CaEan,a and re. turned to his home ou this eide of the line Saturday night. The merchants who were arrested in Cansnea on smuggling charges have been liberated on bail
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

After giving first aid to the injured little newsboy who had been hurt on the streets of Phoenix a pretty chorus girl deposited a long lingering kiss upon hls chubby though slightly, soiled face. It was later reported that grownup had tried to get run over with an auto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The Republicans had a heap of fun at the expense of the Democrats in the late cam paign, but the lean. hungry look of the twelve members of that party as they gaze over the garden wall suggests the old-time saying that the fel- low has the best laugh who has the last grin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

Ifyou have a visitor you are not ashamed of, tell us, that's how a newsy newspaper is got together, and in a way it's boosting your town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The constitutional conven- ton convenes at Phoenix day after tomorrow and begin their task of writing the best constitution that ever was written.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

The report of the discovery of an extensive meerchau ID aepQsit in fhe bills near No gales came into this office to- day. This is surely a pipe"
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

Boost your home indus tries" There is a whole ser- mon in these four words aud further com mment is unneces- sary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-10-16

A man this time of the year thinks what he has done with his summers .eages.