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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
From Thursdays Daily

A leading republican politician was seen talking most earnestly to an uD dertaker yesterday. Perhaps he wac making arrangements for the big political funeral to come off about the 18th of next month.
 Tombstone wac invaded by s rum Der Of republican csndidstes yester- day and today among whom were J W Ross for Superior Judge. Wm White for Sheriff, Michael Doyle for Road Superintendent. D Reedy fer Assemblymsn, and ell! were bu.y meeting .he voters and distributing their cards.
 Dr Hughsrs reports that Wn Cowsn is recovering very rapid y from his in juriee sustained last vesk by 8 horse kicking hiD and breaking several ribs and his collar bone. No compli- cations are looked for and steady i'm provement is expected. This is pless. ing ne~s to the many iriends of Mir Co~an.
 One week from today will be Thanksgiving Day,
 H T Hendricks of Tucson wac . Tombstone vi.itor today. Mir Hen- dricks is interested in one of the grad. iug contracts of the E P < s W eI- tension and s.stes the various grad ing O. mps are crowding work ss fact as possible.
 A number of Tombstonites are troubled with coids these dave. su epidemic 0, which appears to be prev slept throughout the county.
 Capt. Howe of the Cochise Rangers n iu Tucson ss witness before the corrt in that district.
 MT and Mrs Frank Girssi and son George ~ili leave Saturday Tor Fl PssC un visit, Mr Girsgi having recovered slis htly from bis recent illness. Wm Riggs, Democratic candidate for supervisor was in Tombstone to. day making his political tour. Nil Riggs is meeting ss many voters q possible and receiving much encour' agement and assurances of suppor, throughous the county. Mr Rises previous training and experience wbsn he served ss member of the Co., chise board Of supervisors is regsrdec by bis friends ss valuable assistance ir the economic administration q public affairs ss frat state supervisor and can be relied upon to do he who!' duty for the taxpayers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Troops Stationed
 on Mexican Border

Agus Priets is gsrrisoned this morn. ing by more than l 100 Mexican troops gathered from various poiots in the interior of Sonora, while heavy gsrrisons sill be esta blished before the week Is over in Arizpe, fron.eras. Fl !iere. Csnsnes and other poiots. If the alleged Reyis,s plot which is said ,o be fomenting in the United ststes st this time is really under way it is certain that any attempt at in. vssion of Mexico will be met with the sternest measures.
 The Dispatch ssys that the troops which came into Agus Prieta yester- day and last night are 800 of the T~enty-eighth infantry, 300 of the Fourteenth cavalry ,2OG Ysqui Indisns of the Ysqui Indians of the Auxiliary Fejersi corps. while garrison of ii0 troops hss been maintained at Agus Priets for several weeks past.
 The troops ~hich gre now arriving in Agus Priets are equipped for real fighting with the best of arms and plenty of ammunition 10 make 6 sturdy defense, should attack be planned. Their duty will be to guard the line for several miles along the border on each side of the town.
 To addition to the troops mentioned above, . garrison of 800 are ct Csnanes. Within s lew days Rsr- risobs will have been placed st Fl Tigre. Fronterss and Arizpe A heavy force of rurels will also be on duty trAveling over the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
We'll DriIIer Had
 Unusual Experience

Did you ever e allow c tsrsntula! How would you like to get one into your mouth7
 John Henry Carper, . we'll known we'll driller of twenty-five years e1- periepce claims Co have gotten one ni the venomous "fuz3ies" into his mouth but he didnt swallow 1t. e he spewed it cut Of his mouth. or, to uss his words literally, "blew tt out instant ly.". However. not before it served him several bites on the lips. tongue, roof of the mouth and stung him on his uvulss, which is the pendant fieshy lobe in the middle of the pos .erior border Of the soft palate.
 He picked up . tbree-qusrter inch hose, nsed e . siphon for . water barrel, and sucked in it to stsrt the flow, when loi and behold into his mouth came sailing the hairy sp'der that he'd made comfortable nest in the hose. h i've minutes Colonel Csrper's mouth, lips. tongue and uv- ula were swollen to ao enormous sx- tent.
 He can thank bis stars that he had . liberal supply oi tsnnic scid which he immed,steiy applied e . successful ansidote, or possibly he would now - s10ssiaG with tarse,. ism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Trouble is Feared
 From Idle Laborers

According to reports from Benson trouble is feared from . number of idle lsborers who were shipped Co ths, point by Denver employm agencies under promise of work. When the men arrived they found there wss no work for them.
 A shipment Of swenty-three arrived last night and sselled the number of idle men to sixty. They are now io an ugly mood
 The contractors of the Fl Psso & Southwestern eItension disclaim re. .ponsibil'ty for the acts of the Denver employ ment agencies. and declare they are not in need oi laboTers.
 The men now bere say they paid q Denver employment agency $l2 each Tor job in the camp near Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Will Remove Mountain
 To Build Shelter

The American Smelting.'and Rein 'ng company IS demonstrating how long 1t tskes to remove a mountain -t Hayden For site for s smelter the size of the one tn he constructed at Hay den requ'res level space that sould make base for quite s noun 'ain. And 1t is removing A noun tain 70 obtai the level space neces-
 sry, tbe American Smelling and Re hn'ng company is now engaged m Besides steam sh vel ard gisrt pow der, there are 600 head of hnr-es now in Use eGcssating. The numhe. oi men oD the payroll of the company last month ~ss 7s9.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Governor Appoints
 Arizona Delegates

Governor Rich I'd E Sloan yester- day appointed delegates to tao na- ti0ual dsliherstive bodies that gre to meet in convention next month. One Ia the Nineteenth Irrigation congress, which will be in session in Chicago December to 9 inclusive 10 which fifteen delegates are named. The oth- CT is the fourteenth convention of the Anti Saloon League of America, to ba h-ld in W@shine:on D c, December II to II. to which six delegates gre named.
 The gentlemen aelecred for the lst- ter commission are: Nunaliy of Yuma. F c Poison of Williams, Dr. Lotus Dyssr. oi Phoeniz. Dr W " Wilk,uson Of Phoenix, s Prescott Of Parker and Geo P Harrington of Prescott.
 The fifteen gentlemen named by the governor tu attend the seeeion of irrigation congress in Chicago are:- Joseph K'hbey. Louis Hill. Dwight B Heard " Murrhy oi Phoenix. A J Chandler of Mesa City, Andrew Kimbsll of Thatcher, Frederick $ Nave of Globe, A J Peters Of Tempe, II A Morgan Of Wilcox. " H Clark of Holbrook, DeIl Nj Potter ot Clifton, 4 H Kent of Yuma. John H Hule.s Of Snowflake, Geo W Hsnce of Camp Verde, and Geo o Thsyer of Prescott
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Troops to Warren
 For Patrol 0nty
A Bishee disnatch ssys-

A Biebee dispatch says
 The second squadron Of the Sixth U $ Cavalry O. Ft Huschuca has been urdered to " rren for patrol duty along the Arizona boundary. Orders came today from Wsshii g,on. The camp will Q made ready for s stsy 0 several weeks.
 Warren Is considered the bestc mp- ng ground asi, IS centrally located hrtweeu \sco and Douglas and troop. cAh easily reach .ny part ct the inter
 atlprsl l'u. from that point. The Idle will arrive at WsTTeu Sunds,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE COURT


 Estate Clyde T Scott. Order con. frming sale of real eetste by Emil Make, sdmr to Miners X Merchants Bank oi Bisbee for s6476.30, property in Warren N D affected. E-ta Theodor Gehrke; order con- irmirg sale Of real estate by Fredrick Gie-lcr, admr
 Estste Sophia Harris, order publi cation notice to creditors. Estste Epoch R and Emma Jones: order continuing hearing to Dec 3, 1911 At 10 a. m.
 DISTRICT COURT Shit No 6i37. Nora Lstts and o Gibson Ss Ho>sl A Sm,fh; Action for deit.
 Suit No 64jS rJJordon vs John I Nicholson; Action Tor debt.
 PRo BATE COURT Esta S"phis Harris; order sp- pointing c NJ Hensel, I " Wallace and L L Gilman, sppra sers. Estate Enoch R and Emma Jones: decree estsbil-hing notice 10 creditors Estate Robert F Calder, order direct. ing posting notices nf application for letters of W Wallace.
 Es; James C Sirdman; order ap- pointing has R Howe. sdmr.
 DISTRICT COURT Shit No 6i59. Albert $ Nelson 7. Cochise county. ct a; action for dam ages in sum oi s-5UO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Five Candidates On
 Prohibition Ticket

Only five stste csnd,dstes 6 re nom inatei on the Prohibition ticket flied with the secretary o: the state. This makes f ur tickets now in the Ari Ions 6elG. The prohibitioni,ts are:-
 For governor, T W Otis of Prescott; i; for secretary Of state. Roy sibley O. Copper Greek; for representative 1T. congress. Eugene W Chsfin oi Tue con; for treasurer. R A Wipdes fl Tempe; for auditor, P E Collins of Kingman; for attorney general. Os tosis Gibson of Tombstone. for Sup intendent of scbools W W Watkins of Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Tucson Youth Appoint
 ed to Annapolis

Dennis Ryan, stndent in the Tue sn High school. has been appointed d to 6 com m lesion in the naval school of the United States government at Annapolis, Md. He is 6 sou of Len sis Ryan. sn engineer on the south- ern Pacific railroad, and is spoken oi quite ss we'll personally ss student He wss manager of the Tucson High scbool magazine lsst year
 here he established 90 envis6le re- putation He excepts so leave for about June I.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Tombstoner Will
 Deliver Address

The local lcdse of Eiks will hold their annual memorial on sunday, December 3, ss the Orpheum theatre. W G Gilmore, the Tumbs,on sttor- ney, will deliver the sddrp-a. The Elk'- memorial l. "ps oi the nloet heautiinl public ceremonies held hy any of the secret orders the object is t1 com memorate the memories of ds- parted brothers. .-Duuglas InteTra- tiousl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Cochise Rancher
 Seriously Injured

Caught under load of hay winch overturned upon him e be sttempted to drive over ditch, John Frsnck. sgsd 50 yesrs. . rancher residing near Fsirbsnk, is in precsrious condition ct the county hospital, from pueu. monis.
 The wagon. in overturning prec pi- tsted several baies of hay upon his body, crushing four ribs oo Che left side, the jagged ends piercing the ling. He is not expected to recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Will Ask For
 Hanks Parole

The friends of L c HsLks, formerly of this city, who Is now serving & sen- tence in the United States prison for making fslse entries ID the books of . national bank, started petition here day, which will bs presented to q c presi 'eni asking tha, Mr Hsnks, who has already served a year of hls sen. law, Sbich perm't- of 8 parole by the presidept.-Internationsl
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Canning Factory For
 Sulphur Spring Valley

A canning fsc.ory tc. he Sulphur Springs valley is the latest project to be insugurared by the farmers Of Me- veal. 20 miles north of Douglas The plant will have an initial capitsIiza- ton of s 600 and will be operated strictly upon co-operstive bas.s,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Bat of Noted Player
 Bought for $250

The bat of noted baseball player was recently bought at an auction in Philadelphia for $250. We have known . number of men right here in Prescott who paid more than that for bat and thought nothing Of it at sll.-Preecott Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Mutton for Football PIayers

Dr. D. W Burbank Of Leland Stan ford university. in his search for a more nutritious proteid upon which 10 feed the football squad. has discoy cred that mutton contains a large pro portion Of proteid He Is fattening his own sheep. with which the football players Of the university are to be led this fall as an experiment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
New Canal Dis.
 covered on Mars
A FlsRstsn dispstch says:-

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 "The Lowell observatory announced todsy . new canal on Mars. It wee .een and photographed November 2'. New fesruree show that the c.Lsl svs- tenn ie CD active one, in process of change end development ct the pres- sut sime."
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Gin0crn.
las 3oabonS. oa$ Goitamt un0
Die omerisaniihc NIiiiion iiuo utr.
ihont gebliebeu Gie StaOt wurOc
uor un0 mdbreno 0cs @rauoe9 &c.
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oieic9 Giilrittca iin0 in Der Nantal.
Sdanlbai 9au5 Guf ocn g}dmen 0e@
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&in0c an 2lrmc. 0a3 Abjeihcn Der
Gcpolutiondrc iolar ole SGmluln.
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