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Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Those Harvard astronomers who have discovered a new comet should have waited for a more opportune mo- ment There is too much real news in the papers these days
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

New York's death rate has reached a new low mark We congratulate that city upon being such poor place to die in.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

New York courts have sent to the penitentiary farmer who recorded a horse race bet. It is better for the amateurs to leave these affairs to the professionals.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Edison is under the fire of the Ger mans because he says they drink too much beer. He, might invent a substi- ute.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07
Test of Real Greatness.

Columbus had made the egg stand on end.
 "But could you unscramble it?" de handed the mortified courtiers.
 Which merely accentuates the great truth that nobody is springing any real puzzles nowadays.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

New York is to spend sS0.O0O,000 on education next year. It needs every cent of it.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Girls look as though they would have to grow lot in order to fit their new fangled baggy overcoats.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

An amateur has no business trying to fly. Let him hang his hat on a hangar. but don't go near the aero.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Neither electric currents nor ones neighbor's chickens should be allowed to roam at large.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Meanwhile other shaky dams hold ing back water that might destroy towns should be braced up.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07
Cattails.

Dip the stems of reeds in chocolate fudge, which is of the right consjs tency tc roll well.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Umbrellas have a way of finding new owners these days
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

This is the season when the aver age janitor is an ardent coal conserva' tionist-
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Sometimes a man who flatters gets even with a girl who f1irts
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

Mrs. Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething softens the gums, reduces inhamma- tion, allays pain, cures wind collie, 25c bottle.
Arizona sentinel and Yuma weekly examiner., 1911-12-07

China seems to be doing thorough job of awakening this time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Decline to Build
 On High Grade

The position of the Southern Pacific on the Box Canyon route Is that the railroad company will definitely de- cline to huild at all except on the low grade. cl4i" ing that A raise sufficient to carry the grade shnYe the l65-fOot level oI the proposed San Carlos cam would make it necess.ry for the rsIl- road to Se built on high level clear to San Carlos and would also reu6er nec- esssry co much extra ex xpenso in spec- ial construction in rip-rspping and other work in the vicinity of the rec ervoir that the total cost of the rail- road would approxin ate s7.0O0.OOO AS against s little more than s2.OOO.O by huilding on the low line.
 As figured out ID the pres dent. oi-. flee, the iuteres at , per cent on s. 0OO.O would be s35 70 6 year, an amount Of money which from the cumpanys standpoint, the traffic earnings oi the Durango line could not be II sde to Iuitify
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Democratic Candi-
 dates Tour Co .hise

Messrs John R ok, Ed Hughes. Ed J ,mes W q Gi nor, , and C. ss Howe rei.-Ltd [! is m fh Bg from th.Ir 70 litical tour of the northern part D, the Sulphur Spring vsllej. The party were joined by Gus Hickey. Fred Sut- ter and Owen Murphy of Bisbee and Lowell, and together visited Gleeson Courtland, Pe-rce, Dragon, Jchnsor, Cochise, W llcnx, Dos Cnb-zi.. El Dorado, howie, Light, Whitewater and Wilgns meeting many voters and r-p"rting A most satisfactory trip dur. ing which time no opportunity was lost to promulgste demncrst'c doc trine At Fl Dorado a meeting was had of the local residents at the school house and both N G Gi more and Fred Suiter made enthusiastic addresses which were well received and spplsuded to the echo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
New Ruling Gives
 Settlers a Chance

4 dispatch was -eut ou, from Wash- ingtUn Monday last stating that set- tiers on government property "ho are unable tn meet the charges taken up, hereafter may return 6 part of the land, the payments already made t" go ss payment on the land remaining. according to decision by Secretary of the Interior, Fisher. The settler may relinquish a second tract i'again he finds himself overburdeued.
 EIp rience hss shown, it was point. ed out, that forty or eighty acre unite are too large n many c.ses for culti- va:ion without mesns. The secretsry's purpose is to promote the cultivation of land for which the goyerEmeDi EGs furnished water supply and eratle deserving settlers to retain part Of their present holdings which other vice might be lot through cancel- lation for the n npsynent O. chsrge-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
From Tuesdays Daily

Lou MuuleTy sod wife are T mt sttne visitors today from Land, where TT WooierJ Is the postme.,,r sn, hustlipg land agent.
 A most epjoyatle time is report, q by all sho attended tine suci.i Ga sived by some oi the Its :sn resldeuts of Tombstone last evening.
 Louis kuchenbocker aud hriie, Le. Miss Sadie COwen, returned last cssn- ing from their honeymoon ard rlll make their home vt the Barr Cottsge on F:rst and Ssfford streets. Friends Of the popular couple sd prs pared & warm welcome for the pair ana msI ' plscsrds were conspIcuously lace d about their houIe to doutly resssure the newlvwed. that they were upper. most in the minds of their i.ienis The famous Tombstone Chiravsri Brigade were also out in full force ren dering several choice selections.
 J N Christisnson Of ss avid
 as county seat visitor today.
 A Mexican show is billed for the Schiefelin tonight.
 Reports of s big fire st BensCn to- lay developed to te lsrge brush fire near that city with DO damage done
 Hon John Wilson Ross, rspuhiican nominee for superior Judge announces he will be in Tombstone tomrrruw n'ght at the court house to sd iress tbe voters of Tom bstone. This will pen the county campaign here in the way of public addresses and many others are expected to follow.
 McFsll the Courtl.nd bnsine-s m n aud Sulphur Spring valley ranch CT is a Tomb-tone vi-itor today. Mr McFall ststes considerable quantity of beans are being raised in the valley and with the price st 4 cents per pouud fair yield is reported by the ranchers.
 J \ Curtis, one Of the pioneers of St David section was 8 Tombstone visitor today on brief business vi-i.
 Chairman c Nc ale aTd Super visor Jake Scheerer arrived today to attend the meeting of the board of
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Income of Ari-
 zona Post0Hices

\ complete report Of the Postal in. come from triE' pa postoffices Tor the year euding June 30, 1911, has ipst been received.
 The li-t of totals are arranged n alphabetical order ss fnllows: Ash Fork, s2i75 56; Benson s3223. 70; Bis. bee, s2s 4OS e.; Clifto", ss676 56; Douglas, s2O.4l6 go; Flagstaff, s9 3l9 75; Florence s25 7sI: :Globs, s2l.- l42 75; Grand Canyon. s3765 so; Hol. hroos, s2l54 9l; Jerome, s7597 93; Kelvln, sls3i; Kiugnan, s57S6 26; Mesa, ssC64 70; Metcalf, S2l37 8l; Miami si243 B; Morenci S612S UI; Nogales s64Sj 97; Phoen s7466l 62; Prescott, s2l793 .35; Ray s65S3 2S; Saford Si75l 3s; T-mpe s6O77 Sl; Tom bstone fi70! Is; Tucson si3043.- B; Wicken6urg s2l53Oi; Wilcox s39l5 .62; Williams sGG76 +; winkle- man s2455.0S; Winslow s79ss.23; Yuma SlI46I.55.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Distinguished Visitors
 To Tombstone

4 party ni government land office officials arrived in Tombstone this afternoon, including Fred c Dezen- do'f, chiei 0; the second field division of the U Land office with hesdqusr. ters ct San Francisco; John H Page, former territorial auditor and now prominently identified with the land office firm Of Liverich and Co of Phoe. nix and F. C. Wileon, land agent Of the Santa Fe.
 The gentlemen arc making an in- spection trip ID Cochise county check ing up government land scrip, many tiliugs of which have been recently been made in sulphur Spring valley and left after nn hours stay in thi, city for the big vs.!ey, go,ng via Bu- chgnan's auto.
 h is not reported that any 'rregu- Iarlties are had with the fling. i, Cochi-e tut Glbcisl inves',ps;Iop had Of the entries as required in suci caass similar visits beng necesssr, to poiuts along the Whetstnne IL. un- tain. in this county which ie sls, covered by scrip applications.
 The fact that scrip filings are being made in the Sulphur Spring valley is regarded ssa forerunner of s land rush in that sect On.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Prophecies Predicts
 Gloomy 1912

Mms de Thebss, the Paris proph- eie.s tho year ago predicted Euro. pea war md grave trouble in ,he lar E,st, as aeil- ss . number of other events that have come to psss this year, sees Iittle hut gloom ahead in 1912! There Ui.l te labor troubles of grave nature throughout Europe and AmeTics, she ssys, and general disrouto nt among the worEiog classes. Huge scandals in the thsstrcsl world and the death of 6 great literary per- sonaee are also included among the predictions o. the prophecies War between France and Germany is like
 ly 10 be declared, she ssys, in 1913.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Figures on New
 Mexico Election

The .'figuIes" Ji toth the New Mex co Republic snd the Democr tic 'entral committees have compared uotes and have unofhcially come tr ne conclusion that the Democrat hkve elected governor. lieutenant gov- -rnor, secretary of state, state tress- urer, superintendent o. public Ips,-uc ton, one congressman, one su jrem. court judge. one corporation Commis. sioner. Twenty eight members c 'he legislature, including three Pr . s.eesive Republicans.
 That the Republicans have elected state auditor, labd commissioner. st- torney gener-l, one coug.essmsu, t~. members Of the supreme court, tw' corporation commissioners, forty-ivs members of the leg isIature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
SHE GAVE UP
 ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs. Green. But She Finally Found
 Relief in Cardul.

Meetze, Va.-Mrs. J. C. Green Of this place. says: q suffered with womanly troubles so that I could hardly sit up. Two of the best doctors in our town treated me, and tried different medl- cines, until gave up all hope Of ever getting well.
 One day, I decided to try some Car dui. IL did so much for me that ordered some more. and 1t cured me! Today, I feel as well as 1 ever did in my life.
 The pains and the trouble are all gone. I feel like another person in every way. l wish every sufferer could know what Cardui will do for sick women"
 4 few doses Of Cardui at the right time, will save many big doctor bill by preventing serious sickness.
 It tones up the nervous system, and helns make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
 Thousands of weak women have been restored 10 health and happiness by using Cardui. Suppose you try 1t.
 It may be just the medicine you need. p.-Wr'ts to: tss!es' Advisory Dept. Chstta- 1oogs Medicine O.. Chsisno0zA. Tenn. for Speeidi instr'Lctior'. s,- e paEs t0os. Home Iresrnsut e women" gent h plain wrapper. on request.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Output # Arizona
 Cattle Increasing

Capt. D Carter, Secretary Of the Livestock Sanitary Board sAys:-
 "The annual output of cattle for i-;zo3s during the isst three years has greatly exceeded the annual ont out fer several yesrs preceedrrg, and may be regarded ss slightly above normal. During the year ending June 30, 1909, there were inspected tor alaughrer within the territory 65.- l6z head. and shipped to points out side of Arizona. I36 99. making |. -otal output of POP .37l head
 DnrIng the year ending June 90 1910, there vere 63 s 6c,ftIe inspect .i for slaughter, and ITO ,233 cattle inspected tor shipment 10 outside points. making total outpn, Of 24O, O59 head.
 Dnring the year ending Jurs yp, 1911, there were 62,3l3 cattle in .pecfed for slaughter and lSi 76i head inspected for shipment to out. side points, making 6 tctsl output 0 25O, l33 head
 No class,fcstinn of these cattle ha been officially kept, but it would h .sie tc say that the market value q the slaughter and shipping pens il Arizons would exceed five million d l lars, and that th:s output added | that o! sheep. hor 'es aud hogs. woul approximate ten milli"n dollars | ] value at Arizops prices. Thus it ma be readily seen that the livestock ID dustry is an important factor in tn business prosperity of Arizcna.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Gasoline Scarce
 Says Oil Man

"GasoliDe is the scarcest thing 1T the oil business" said c A Bencr, travelling agent Ior the Union Oil Co of Los Angeles, while on 6 visi, here.
 Since there have been 60 msuy in ventions made using gasoline, it has become slmost impossible to supply the demand, although the process oi re6prng the cosrser oils from which | is obtsins d has been much improved and the product consequently in- creased. Ii. you say, an Arizon- man has invented a process by which the output can be increased two ol three times. even l don't wonder the Standard oil company has offered millions for it."
 Eoucsee s0ar Bo~esc svpL Cs<eAr~es
 Can3e Cstherttc. cure constipation orevs
 a Ac "0 oS on dyuss1stsseeuDdu uop>s
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Rich Arizona
 ,PIscer Field

Exhibiting nuggets ranging in valne from 5n cents to s each, picked up CD the surface of their placer claims, fuUr m,les southeast of Wickenburg. o' e mile from the Brill ranch and half 8 mile rom the Hsssaynmps river, A J Kell.s and c 8 .,sfo-d arrived t Phoenix last week. That there is uD- told ~ealth in the field which ia now being worked be several hTnGred pros- pectors. employing dry banning, ir their belief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Sheriff Puts Stop
 to Exhibition

Bta suppos.d boxing exhibition oefcre the Glope Athletic club, W o Warren of Glnbe put it all "ver Joe Fitzgerald, of Chicago in 6 scheduled six round go which .ss stopped in the fiftL round by the sheriff who claimed that "things were not what ths , seemed"
 Warren weighed in at 135, while Fitzgerald outwe,ehed him sever pounds, but the weight was easily overcome by Wsrren's cleverioot ~ ork The bout . ss Wsrren's all the way un'i' the sheriff stepped in and took , hand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Grader is Injured
 Near Fairbank

At Fairbsnk this morning, 8 grader on the P & : w eXteusion was seri. 'usly injured hy a runaway team and t is feared the unfortunate man, whose name sas not learned |, nay dc IL appears runs away team of frightened horses run down the injured man the wheels os the wagon passing over bis body and it is feared, broke his back, rendering the victim parslyIed and unable to move. The unfortunate msn was sken to the hospital st Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
added to List
 Of Cochise Teachers

Mary s Fiscel ol Bowie is added C the list of Arizona pedagogues be- csIse she had credentials from 8 Pennsylvanis college and some prsc- ,ical experience ss s teacher.
 The territorial bo.ri oi examiners also granted . certificate to teach t Eupice A Riggs of Wilcox on 6 We Virginia state normal diploms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Question Will be
 Put up to Voters

The board of supervisors will put up the question of building bridges in Ccchi-s county to the voters aud on the official ballot on December l2th. a vote may be called for on bridges for Land, Fairhsuk, Charleston and Sod. town. Petitions gre before the board for these four bridges and if all legal requirements are complied with, the matter will be submitted to the voters. Final action is to be taken on Dec 4tb by the board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
From Mondays Daily.

ih B aekb nm O ches.rs will give 6 danc at Gag. Hs.lon Thanksgiving [ eve, Nov-n,b,-i 29 All are ,nvited, | Mrs Matthew Kties and daughrers, nI-ses Mary srd Lis,Ie returned [" l utl.nd yrri.Idsy ait. rn""D alter ieU dayi- pleas nt visi with friends Tn Tombstone Tbe Cochise Democrats are meet lng with much encouragement throughout the campaign It is claimed there will be more s,raigh demnc,atic tickets voted this year than at any election held in yesrs
 Fred teuuett. forema n of the Bo- quillss Cattle Go was c Tombstone visitor today.
 OD Walker. "the EverRlsde man" returned today from Benson where be has been in the interest of Everglade land ssles.
 The board of supervisors meet tomorr W 6 terpoon to psss upon e ectiou matters and arrange for the regular ballot and supplies Tor Decem Der l2th.
 Wsrnekros returned yesterday rom L,e Ang-les where he has been during the summer m n'hs and ~ill look after his req estste interests l-re.
 l. isu understood 6 numher Of va c ncI,s nn he Republican tic ct will Q found when the board Of super visnrs meet tomorrow, since several e-IgnatIons are likely from csndIo dates who decl ne to make the race. Che yscsnc es will he supplied by the central committee who, t is und T -tood are bu.y hunting for available timrer.
 Wm Fourr oi Drago n, and one of the old D oneers of Ariz1ns. returned to the Fourr ranch today after several days stay in the cIty.
 Ms. Vura Johnson one of Tomb stones fair daughters, left today Tor rrcsou on visit with her brothers Ralph and Ivan J huson now located ID that city.
 John Rock let today flor Bi.bee and Douglas in the interest of his supervisorsl candidacy. Mir Rock is popular Cochise citizen snd can be depended upon to give the county ,tIairs his earnest attention in the in- t-rest of the taxpayers.
 Jim Marstsii, the popular F P& $ " conductor was brief Tombstone slsltor today
 Mrs Josie Barrack left for Court land today after few day. s,ay ID mbstoLe, CD route from 6 several routh- visit st Salmon. Nevada. Nrs Bsrrsck owns the Germsnia ho- 'el q, Courtlsnd, also conducts 8 ranch in the valley.
 NIT and Mrs A H Gardner returned home last evening from a visit is Bis bee
 Judge J F Duncan WAS SD incom- ing passenger last eveoing from Bisbee ghere he has been s few dave build ing up his political fences which are ID exc-lleot shape.
 JH Hopkins father of Undersheritf
 Hnpgins arrived yesterday from Cripple Greek Colorado on visit of |. fortnight with his son and family.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

.'- pr"p ... l9 o'
 waEK MY D ED LOT h Jn-r Lurch, D"hgia prop ........... o'
 REALTY MORTGAGE A N" re to P. sc Groc.
 r! C., nIi prop .... DO 0 Jn-I+ Llr"h 10 Juha L,'oh- field. Douglas prop . POO nt Frank O Dlvey to s ate Nut B6 L Assn, Douglas prop 1000 0C
 CHATr L NJ RTGAGE i'5sou Abstract Co to Fran ce- J Abell, Tombstone prop .......... 257 ou D Presi't ,o Wilcox Bank & Trust Co live .tock. ... 25O 0
 POWER OF ATTORNEY James Albert Morse to Mary M"rse, DO CT 10 bargain, sell or convey Dop Luis ptop s.-..
 WARRANTY DEED Elijah Clifford to Fanny l Prtle Douglas prop ... 10 co s,TICE or Poss ssoRY NIGHT Martin D Pncket, .l.ims home-tesd .........
 REALTY ,RTGAGE Jack keTner to Ariz Bank < trust Co, D uglas prop. 1000 co sATIsFAcT'oY pr MORTGAGE 't~.e Mot B & L Assn 10 Hstt Flank .........
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE rs "o'tbingthu 10 StaO. d,rd Furulrure Co, iurni. ture ........ ......... ll0 s5 2p-- Wheat to standard Furniture Co. furniture. .. 94 2h Ticene Leon 10 Standard Fur. uItur. C furniture .. 24 0O Y II White to Standard Fur. uiture Co, furniture .... 7o co : L N,rin.n {, Standard Furniture Co, furniture. 6i c
 QUIT CLAIM DEED Mary Bryant to s H Bryant. land ..........--....... l % I B Brrdaell to Tex.--Ari- zrns min Co. mines in Co., chlse M D .......--. -...--. l oo
 LEASE Candy to Adam Brown, lard d...........-..... 25OO %
 PATENT : to Nellie c Cowep, land
 MINI DE-D " E Al en to A Marshall, J  c F us, irsnd H \ Miller mil es in Warren VI D .. l co C Rouse Jr and T x Miller to IA Marshall. mines in Warren h D ....-...... 0 Ben x Williams to Nj R Bird we'll, mines ID Cochise MD ....... 100 On
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Good Advice
 Both Ways

Go to the Pony and geta drink of Green River.-Advertisene in Tombstone Prospector-
 Or if your liver
 Is not quIet tony,
 Co tn Green River
 And get pony" -El Psso Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
The Present Byword
 In Mexican Capital

A Mexico City dispatch .sys:- "The byword about the city among he upper clsss today is: "One month | Madero. one month of Rey yes-then raft."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Itinerary of
 Democratic Candidates

Tn. dem. cratic sts'- csnd dates will 20 into two psrttes known astis Smith ,arty and ths Ashurst party In the smith pary -''i he M.rk sm,'h. " ? G~s-y. D,vid Johnson, w ro.s. C o 'sse, JIG Callsghsn and W'l.y F. Jones in the A.hurst psrty derry F ,-.urst. C-rl Hs,1. George Purd Bun,s.;, Geo W Hunt Sidney P Osborn and F A Jones.
 The itinerary Q: the Smith party: Miami November 25, Glohr 27th, Thatcher 18th. $ ford 18th. Wilcox | 2 'th, Benson Decs mher l, Clifton 2, Moreno, 3 d. D"usl.- 4'h. Bisbee 5fh Lowell 6 n, Tucson 7th. The itiner- .ry of the A.hurst party: Tucson No. v mher 25. NogsIes 27rh. Tomb-,one zsrh, D"ugl.- 29th, Bi-bee 30th, Low ell December 1. clifton 2nd. Morenri ! 3rd Pim- f Globe 5th, Miami 9th
 On Friday December s meeting will he held in Yuma, a, which ther'
 III speak Ashurst. mt, Jonee, Cole G-ary. Case, Johnson and "sllaK han ,n the came ds'e at Mesa there vii -pesk Hayden. BulIard and Osborn On Saturday December g AshuSst vii -pesk ar Douglas, Smith at Nogsle and Hsvden at Tempe On Monday
 D cemh-r II Ashurst will spesk c
 8I-b.e Smith st T cson, Hayden .
 Ph sniI, Hut st Globe and Gesry . W nslow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Coughs
 and Colds

You could not please us bet ter than to ask your doctor about Ayers Cherry Pectoral for coughs, colds, crOup, bron- chitis. Thousands of families always keep it in the house. The approval Of their physi- clan and the experience of many years have given them great confidence in this standard cough medicine. Sold for seventy years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26
Court Cases Filed
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT Suit No 6456 Bank of Douglas ys Mr- L wooler and Ben Goldman. Action for debt.
 Suit No 645s. IT Jordan vs J. hn T Nicholson; action for debt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

Any good doctor will tel you that medi. cine like Ayers Cherry Pec;oral cannot do it's best work if the bowel. are con- stiPsted. Ask your doctor if he kncvs anything better than Ayers Pills for cor. recting thi, sluggishness Of the liver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

~1O sSs <os ssfsy O~- xseNsssed tobacco hal ' cure, 0Aeo =
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-26

saacate Your ryowe1s With Csscarsta
 andy Csshartic. cure constipation forever Tr 2c nC.C C. fail. druggists refund nooaJ