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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Men Wanted to
 Try Examinations

Examinations for the government services will be held Get. 4th in Tue son and some very fine positions are offered to those who are qualified to fill them. The salaries range from $500 to 2500. aud there Is wide va fie;y to choose from ip the matter Of work. The government has experi- snced some difficulty in getting sPpli- csnts to i'll the posi.iops. snt is es pecislly anxious to have competent men try the examinations. The eI- aminstions which xill be given there n the near future. are for the Philip pine service. including accountants, chemists. veterinary inspectors, de. pertinent assistants etc. and it is stated that there is . very good oppor tuuity Tor c larger salary and a better position in a comparatively shor' time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
May Have Found
 Bones of Explorer

That the boues of Tom Grindsll, Rough Rider. school teac CT, and Tiburon Islsnj Iplorer, " hose life was the toll eYacted by Goddess thirst on the Sonora desert about five years ago have been discovered. is .omethipg better than an even chance.
 Joe Logan, who with . plrty Of three Ct ntly returned from .Tihuron. reports the discovery on the msipland Of the skeleton of . man in a com. plete and perfect preserved condition The discovery wss made in 8 canyon or draw sbou, two miles south of the southermo st point of the island and about one snd ope- half miles inland on tie Sonora side. The bones were scattered for about 20 feet, but were complete and evidently these of a man Of average size.
 Nothing of an identifying character wac obeerved, but the rusted remsin. of a pocket knife Mir Logan state. that what impressed him most wal ihe even and perfect set oi teeth. bott ! upper and lower, ss he remembers it not one being missing. Mir Logan | states that he can return to the spo' |
 without any difficulty and would i gladly accompany any party tha might be organized for the purpose U further investigation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Marriage License Is-
 suance Continues

The marriage license market oI Cochise county has been exceedingly brisk for the past few days, and a to- tai of six pIss tickets have teen granted to various contra ctiDg par ties.
 Yesterday afternoon Probate Judge Frank W Good body in his usual gen. isi and pleasing manner united in the holy bonds of mstrimony Walter Meleen and Helen Tanksley, who arrived in the city yesterday on the uocn train from their home at Cam snes, Sonora, Mexico, and returned to the big Mexican copper camp on the last train.
 Besides the above the iolloBing licenses hs e been issned:-
 Robert Otter Owen to wed Iva Elizabeth Butler. both of Bisbee.
 John H Kelley to wed Nora Bow. man, both of Douglas.
 Carlos Aeuirre 10 wed Ynes Medius, both of Augua Prieta Sonors. Mex.
 Franklin R D, IT of Blsbee to wed Leila McMullen Hamburg, of Ham, burg ': Arizona.
 N,trividsd Neyeres of Tombstone to wed Loz orduns of Gleeson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Lightning Kills Pioneer Arizonan

Fredrick c Hughes, aged "A, vet eran ol the civil lwsrand of the Ind sn wars. q pioneer Of Arizona. and the founder oi Greatersille, was struck by lightning and instantly killed at 5:55 o'clock Saturday evening while sitting in chair in the doorway of bis adobe at Gresterville.
 The lightning bolt tore its way thrcngh the roof and rsfters tboye him, struck him on the forehead and knocked him from the chair to the floor where he lay dead, face upward. among the splinters Of the shattered roof.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Justices Must Have
 Nomination Papers

Nomination papers for candidates for precinct offices such ss justices of the peace. are requisite, but no pro vision is made in the primary law for the number of voters in any party who are to sign it.
 Such is the gist of an opinion pre- pared by Attorney General John B Wright e. the request of District At. torney Benton Dick of Pima County. It is relative to the nom nation of pre-. cinct officers, who are not mentioLed as such in the Primary Law of 1909 as amended by Ordinance No , of the coavs 1tioo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
lmpIiments Have Been
 Shipped to Benson

The first steam shovel, 10-ton loco
 motive, dump cars, mules and other equipment which belong with the
 outfit to be in the construction of the Tucson extension of the Fl Paso and Southwestern, have been shipped
 from Ogden, Utah. and will arrive in
 Benson tomorrow morning. The out-
 it will be transferred to the Southern
 Pacific at Berson and brought to Irene, west of Mescal, and unloaded ready for use on the South western grsde.
 The meo who are to operate the steam shovel and locomotive were under orders to leave Ogdon Sunday, in order to srriFe ct MescaI in time to r,ceiv tIe machinery. The cemen. contra tors have received their mix srs, sn are receiving cement by the csIloai. It is being distributed from fsisbsuks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Democratic Conven-
 tion is Called Off

The democratic state central com- mittee of Arizona will not call a con- ventlon for the purpose of promuleat- ing s pls form upon which democratic candidates iur otbce sLali make their fight. In communication issued through the )eTocrst; Chairman Joe Dillon of Pi,scott, states that in ti c opinion of various mem bers of the state committee, such a conveDtiou
 would be contrary to the spirit of the direct pr mary law enacted by dem ocratic legislature, and the conyen- | tion IS called of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Candidates For
 Superior Judge

While the candidates for superior judge may be nominated through the machinery of the two parties at the primary, their names will not appear in ,he party column on the ballot The people will be independent in .e- lecting 6 man for the office of super for judge and disregard political con- alterations to a great extent.
 The .Cochise aspirants thus far named are: A R English of Tomb stone, Judge Csss snj A c Lockxood of Douglas and J F Ross and Fred Sutrer of B;stee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Appraisers Appointed
 For I. C. V. Co.

Iu the bsokruptcy court oi this dis trict yesterday morning Referee Dan- iel McFsr'snd appointed . board of spprsisers to sppsaise the property of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines Co, Limited, . bankrupt. The board consists Of Messrs Lee Woolery and George Mscis of Tombstone, and Parker woodmsn. superintendent of the Copper Queen Consolidated Min- ing Co., ct Bisbee. It b expected that complete apprsisement Of sll the property will be he'd within the next few weeks. when the court will order notice of proposed sale be is- sued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Mexico's Independence
 Widely Celebrated

The fact that September IS wss q national holiday in Mexico, the b,rth- cay of MeIico's independence w-s evidenced in this city by the wearing of the Me1icsn national coIors. red, white. and green, hy the Mexicans of this dietrict. The tri color ribbon ~as worn in tie. and hst-bands. TO- .ettes and bows. A grand dance wss held at Gage Hall in the evening and was largely attended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to ta's this means oi publicly acknowledging our grateful thanks to the people of To- bstone for the many kIndnesses shown us during our cad bereavement. To the B P O E, AOU U W. and 100 P we also owe debt of deep gratitude.
 MRS GEO. ]. RAFTERTY.
 MRa. J. P. RAFPERTy and FAMILY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
From Tuesdays Daily


 General Manager George Long of the Bisbee Extension Mining Co. re- turned to the big copper camp yes terdsy afternoon and Sill again be here in few days tU superintend cer- tain mining WOrk in this district.
 Hen y A.h ztes that t us far Col Pickett appears Co nave IT. de the most through campaign of any of the senatorial aspiTant- -Douglss lnternati. nal
 District Attorney John 5 Williams was an outgO ng passenger yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where he goes to a,teLd the republican pow WOW which Is scheduled for the capital city tomorrow
 Slime Galien, the local mining man, returned last evening from the Whet- stones, where be has been for several days past looking after his mining interests in that range of mountains He reports considerable mining &C., tiyity in that section at present,
 Ed Husseu, welterweight cham pion wrestler of Arizona, was A de- parting passenger this morning for Tucson, where he will again take on Sidney Nsrney in few days.
 Among the visitors in the city are noted c Drlsler of Cincinnstti and F NJ Bain of Long Beach, California. |. who are here for several days on bus iness.
 Mrs Frank Haldermsn was an in- coming passenger last evening from the Halderman ranch near Dragoon on court business.
 The folio ling two marriage licen
 were issued by Clerk James in the
 probate court this morning: Dewitt 9 Bisbee to wed Edna Fay CsywoOd a both of Nacozari. Sonora, Mexico; and = H B Hansen to wed Mrs Lizzie Min- A ard both of Douglas.
 , Associate Justice Fletcher NJ DoaI ,' left this morning m company witt
 former Attorney General c F Aims e worth for Phoenix, where they vii t attend the republican gathering il p that city tonight. Chairman A. H
 Gardner of the county central com
 mittee let ior tie capitol city yester
 day site noon to join the faithful o 's the G. O. P.
 Mrs Ivey left this morning for Cal 's ifornia, where she will spend severa l. weeks st the sesshore.
 :" Sheriff Harry saxon was an incom
 ing passenger last evening from No
 gales on court business Mfr Saxor 's has many friends in Tombstone ~h l. are always pleased to greet him. K Sam kirchner, the genial drumme s; representing the Gunst Cigar Go (
 Les Angeles, is in town today on com mercisl matters Sam has sewers h. new yarns which he is telling to hl
 customers here.
 District Attorney W. A. O'Conno
 of Santa Cruz county came in las
 evening from Ncg.les. having busi'
 mesa pending before Judge Dosn thi c morning.
 Tom Sutton. the well known repre-
 sentative of Bishops Candy compan, of of Los Angeles, is in Tomb tods' y on busIness with our local merchants '' Hon Frank Duffy. s member 0 II the last house of representatives from
 Ssnta Cruz county, is numbered
 among the statesmen Of Arizona 1T 7 the city today on court business. Mi Duffy was several terms the dis II trict attorney of Santa Cruz county n Soon she question of the hour will o be "can the old straw hat be re.
 vsmped Tor next year, and where did , I hang that last winters overcoat?"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Col Pickett First
 In Fighting Ranks

The Col. Pickett boom for Arizona Senatorship is baying like a green grow tree. and it is surely growing The Colonel wac fighting In the front rank for the Arizona consultation long before lot Of lesser lights were able to read the handwriting on the Ssll.-Prescott Courier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
New
New Cases
 Filed
fled
PROBATE COURT

PROBATE COURT
 Estate of Henry Reinhart; order O sale of real estate. iOrdered that Hen " c Clark, admr. be authorized to sell certain land at private sale.
 Estate of Viola Douthitt, order directing admr to sell certain Dougla- prop at public auction.
 Estate and gusrdisnship of Annie Cross, an incompetent; order appoint ing B Cross guardian.
 E-tate of George W Trezise; order dir cting posting notices Of spplics tion for letters of admins ration. Estate of Joseph Vershsy, decree determining heirs to be Margareths Nershoy, mother; Anna Vershay, s's- ter John Vershsy. brother, Kathrina Ketnie, half sister; Jakob Vershsy half brother and Marie Brunskeke ali sister or residue of BOO. Estate of Charles F. Stevens; decree directing admr to enter into contract for option ss!e 0. certain mining pT0I in Dragoon NJ D.
 | DISTRICT CURT
 Suit No 6il7. Hans B. Hanson VI B He Hanson; divorce
 Suit No 6ils. Name Wight VI Edward Branch, exr of estate of Alex auder Wight. Action for debt il sum Of $l6l5 .66, wages. travelling ex penses. etc. also for costs of cult.
 Suit No 6464. Aurelia E Spsrks v John Milton Sparks, action for debt
 Tax suit No 6il3. c w Hicks. ts, collector ys " A Shuster. back taxes Douglas prop affected. l Suit No 64l5. H IL Carnahsn v Francis NJ CsrnahsD debt and attach ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

District Attorney John 5 Williams was an outgo ng passenger yesterday afternoon for Phoenix, where he goes to a'teLd the republican pow WOW which Is scheduled for the capital city | tomorrow
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
How a Washington Clerk nes Non,

From the Philadelphia Ledger.
- am responsible for the naming OF
Nome City. Alaska. said q d~raught.ne
:!srN in the office OF the Coast and Geo
letic survey at Washington. though il
"as wholly un%inteational and none was
more surprised than l when l saw the
1anne On the map. Ii arose in this way.
When the rush TO Alaska took place
IN the discovery Of rich gold deposits on
Inc h'ondlke In the early sos. the gov
eminent found it necessary to make more
p maps of that then little known
.ountry. Surveying parties were rushed
70 the held. and as fast as their notes
ana pats were sent back to Washington
they were turned over to this office to
make the official maps. There were many
oarties In the field and the maps were
oeing continually called for by the gold
seekers. Hence our office was for some
months rushed night and day.
Now. it fell to my lot to draush. a
map OF the Alaskan coast that runs south
last from Benriag Strait. This map was
10 be made from the field notes and plats
sent by the surveying party in that dis
trict. Such notes and plats always con-
tained the names OF prominent features
IN the way of mountains. capes inlets
and such.
NOW. in making the tracing of the
coast down from Behring Strait I came
across a headland for which neither note,
nor plats furnished a name. Accord.ny-
~ made a pencil note at the point mt.
ing the word name? with an interroya-
ion after it. meaning for the chief. when
ne edited the map, to put in the name ir
t had one. or to think up one il It hadn't
In the hurry Of the work. and due also to
.he fact. presume. that l had written tho
letter a in the word name very much
Ike an o. the matter was passed Inv tho
revisers and my rap sent to the enxray-
ars in that shape.
"A few weeks after i wa astonisha,
On looking over q stack of maps inst an,
graved from my original to see this nar-
ocular headland designated thereon a..
Cape Nome When shortly after gold
was N the vicinity and a camn
established there the own took the nama
u the cape. and is called Nome. IN 1h;.
day" S"'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
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- senat~. Iexa3es aosdsaY ss5ggos
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
CT7NAs AN-TIchha
ORGANIZE LEAGUE

ss,<sces., ~ ~ July ". Eon,h IN
EDtahv ssf0 .ets tSDsts ~ Gasy @UY. ~
4Jsf9e ~ riiesD, feei they isys rot be4a
1~<sRosdets fDss ppist,Sai reeozDjsfon Dshes
= ,resas@a1a ~ foreign birth hsse r.
stsese. ~ ~ hands ~ the yot4rs " tst
s,ztH and d 5ssg cement ta.ss been ST. r,es
~ Aoess5NG. - 5Au9ess. mi. condition
~ Aga.fs. aa1 ~ ;e1 that sh~ Ger.5af,
ssyEjiesIa ~ s<,ff3 D@Aots fte,
seetjYe tflois Gsss proportion ~ efzts
~ Dspts offices ~ d preliminary
~ Eetssitss tHp increment Dudes @as \
mr. IsGE ~ German, At1ef itasfs Waa heil
ssasi sesJfpfis,, svten Ii branch ~ tte t.cf
sHafs-a7nefjcan ieaEus Ma. ~urEanIzed.
~ IN pla t4tHd ~ Thoroughly cover tho
statA and nv tsr time ~ ss'n Drinars
tteGsto3ss Hazs yts4rH tIW %DrosaDi"rs y.
.te plan believe the GerDiat-Aus@rinar
citizens viii be In q position W force
He different political parfjce 70 rcnos
nine eaH1idIf4* of their patioYEajft,
more generously than insg a~nresofosa
.esIl TIN nJatfsfn.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
Gentle cynic's MUSINGS.

The man with q clear consc,e,n. .e,..
almost az well as the man who haS no..
at all. 1900
Most men Of 10 are cid enough to know
oslleT- until Cupid blindfolds them.
Dead hopes require no autopsy.
You can't take advice without nay;n.
TOR It. sooner or later.
Women propose. certainly: but not unit,
they have pretty good reason 10 think a
man won't. I'm" q
A prize husband. like a ped.yreea doa
STANDS all the moro chance of neing
stolen. 'eins
Is it any worse to paint the tow, 80,
thar to whitewash it,
It's easy enough to feather vo,,r ou,
nest II you are satisfied with hor,,n.al
piulnes. o"eo
fortunate is the mar who doesn't b.v.
to pay cash for his experience. %
Many 4 Understanding name is NOR.
imposing oil a visit.n. card than IN y
check. " y" q
a family tree sometimes demonstrates
no" respectable we can be in snita -,
our ancestors. ~ VI
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
Pert siaps at tho News.

me plate glass trust is opposed to rec;-
precity. But thank goodness 1t doesn.t
pretend to he a failner.-Cleveland Lead.
Somehow. that Oklahoma MO-,
fioated around on a log for % ho,,rs ~
have felt somewhat like congress narif,
on the lumber Observation-Disclosures Sun
the s~uffragists have raised a fund q,
$loou9o with which to storm the New York
iesls,ature. AZ least. they seem to under
sing State Journal. '
VT. HusSenheim. appointed to a place on
the senate committee on conservation or
national resources, will see to Il thar tho
puonc domain does not fail into the
.a,,us OF Ignorant men who have no an
S's1'Sn 81 us vaiue.-KRnsas City star.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
American Rainfall.
From the Philadelphia Reco,.

A vivid picture of the amount =, 49,
mat falls upon the United States in tha
course of a year is given by Presiaane
?. r. Van Hise. 1t is equivalent to IN
mississippi rivers flowing constantjv
Otherwise measured. it equals 30 inche.
2. water Tor the entire area. making =
Ieet. But this is only half the an,n,,,t
that would be necessary to maintain
the null produtivity Of the soil ar tho
whole country. One-third OF this
amount runs down to the sea in rivers
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20


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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
ESPECIAL CARE TO GUARD
ACAtNAT PRAIRIE FIRES

Pierre, y. H.. july t1--lrhc question 81
GtADtuK fre Et1Nfds clear IL being agi.
:sted Gnrly III tho season this year III
SGEtDGtN whore such protection from
1re has been provided either by -
~5tviduAls, Or ny Townships. This on
recount Ut the dry weather M early In
the reason putting ths prntrte In Huct
condition ttAt u WsI burn readily II
1r0 once gets Il start. Then the acarc)t,
- feod IN the prairie makes fire lost
Ut 10 much more scyerc1y than II
Normal AHo While fireK have beer
tunntng IN this northwestern part Ut thu
ptate, there appears to BE- more thar
eonat cAS taken this year. and EVER,
G41o1blA EFFORT being turned 10 prevent
49, starting. ana 70 put them out ~
st4on ~ possible II they do start.
I'M WgATHgN, 0ooo CROWDS
AND gAo1 TIME At CANTON
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

E--~et-on d tne north res- ~ S.l-5G
tank i ~0uid II ms wsafae- Pc r-s--r
H--zld.
PIT i down n your diary sha, there
Tas 10 spring SEASON OF tae yea l IN
sew H2ln*nirs-Coa-ord Mentor
7a.- KIND .. Sezsner has IL pa.<s.
II 10 MAKE thos- who Oe-- sicssns
about the 1ns.4sonable co.d IN Ar. airy
mat they made z single li7:.e p@@p-Itlca
Observer
The swimming g.ool aas 2 u.os, inviting
look tres- iass-Raleish New and Oh
>eryss.
! few hot days we're quite enough 70
convince tie acreage man that the sea-
so.s are changing for me wo-se-payton
News.
Names reputation as Z summer resort
seems to have reached summer itself.
which resorted 81 Lewiston 10 the extent
q -fi degrees il tbs shade Yesterday
indianapolis News.
Whats The use Q. $ safe and sane
weather as s~nisc-Alhany Journal
Again the local weather ma, learns
thai nindcastiag is easier than forecas,-
ins--BoSton Herald.
II won't get hot enough this summer 10
prevent certain statesmen from, se,zins
every available opportunity coylv 10 DENY
tney are candidates for the presidency
Newark Star.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
Goo oia sunm.rin.

= t1y-h.ns win start liz ca.oa- ~
E.-@-.on % The NORTH pol- ~ sa1ld
tl-ak i H0n,d II ms weatae- -a.osn-s
H-rzld
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

PM i down II your diary sfa, ;bei-
ves 10 spring aSoa q -ae yea IN
Ne| H2gmi% ord Mentor
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

Cnc,e Jack-What happened when the
army fen into the ambush
Little Ethel-Ub. they were all
scratched Up.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

"ha1's the use o. s safe and sane
Fourth Il W. are 10 have such crazy
"easher a inls.-Alhanv Journal.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

The SWIMMING pool nas 3 mos inviting
4oes tres@ iass-Raleish New and Oh
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

Again the local weather man learns
That Undressing is easier than forecast
ins--Boston Herald