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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

TIE BEST SELLING VACUUM
cleaner In America; agents are making
from $50 10 $3.50 per week: we want q
representative in every town To hanule
the sale Of the Golden Rod Vacuum
Cleaner: 10 men who are capaoie oil o. =
sanIzinp and instructing solicitors we
have a very special inducemenI to oter.
Write today for particulars. The HngI' Hnm;,
Mfg. Co. 4S1 South Dearborn ST.. ,ln- ny
cago- ii'o'
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS uNFuRN1sHEp


OZARK APIS. J ROOMS, SIS, 454 bTH
East. Call Dr. Turner l0So-A inde,
pendent. b2i32
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s-RoOM MOD. 5TH e. sRD So. $500.
l0-room mod. End West and North
Temple. $4I.50. KEYS West Mail Order
House. Both phones. hrs
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sHEpPARD's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
The Red Front" l12 West End South.
LADY attendant Private waiting room.
Bell 1854 e154s
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SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, BATH. GO
furnace, flne basement 733 South ss1
East. Ind. 1911. Sru
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S-ROOM HOUSE. COZ SOUTH MAIN, IN
quirc U. L. H!skey. 2Ol Scott blda
Phones l95. hia7
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PATENTS
PHYSICIAN.

DR.. JNO. n. SPATf.DiN ClsH
plan will save you from 30 to 30 per
cent; ordinary calls. office. 81; home. 81.
night, $3.50. confinements. SIS. charge G
accts.. regular fees. i0G Judge bldg
Phones. Office. 4757. ring 2; res, 475I.
ring ]. h126f
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CLEANING AND DYEING
WASHING AND IRONING

AND IRONING DONE "a
home: work guaranteed Bell Fore1
1857. gz1l
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TENTS and AWNINGS

SMITH e. ADAMS. MICS. AWNIN IS.
tents and porch curtains. and all kinds
Of canvas goods. 225 Edison at. Bell
ic5S: Ind 1894 1855?
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WANTED
wANTEp-MALE HELP

SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
"Thc Red Front" ll2 West 2nd South.
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1884 c15i3
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SECOND HAND OFFICE DESK. WRITE
stating size and price. S0T Newhouse
building Yankee Con. Mining Co h713
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SHETLAND PONY: STATE AGE. col
or and price. Address Mr.. Wellser.
care Rowe " Kelly Co. Kearns bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

FOR RENT-MODERN AND 5-R
corner apartments IN Kensington Bel
2021-Z. c300l
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WANTED-MAN WITH TEAM TO
take party to the hills. Bell 45i5-Z.
hG57
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

FOR RENT-CHoICE 4-RooM APART
ment al the ST Regis; one OF the best
locations In the city. New management
d2952
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

:-ROOM FLAT. CORNELL APART
men,s. S35. Inquire No. S. Bell 2s65,
e6Tl
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ELECTRIC FIXTURES

ELECTRO PLATING G. FIXTURE co.
mfgs OF hand hammered domes & chan
dcliers. Eec repairing and armature
winding. 1877 e. 2d So. Bell 0959; Ind. SoS Gs
S328S
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TUCK APARTMENTS.
End East. opposite city and county bldg
Three rooms. Apply house rear OF
apartments e2516
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
-Four rooms, bath. closets. Whitley beds
Bell phone 1928. s15OS
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

WESTERN FOUNDRY & STOVE RE-
pair Works. Castings made for any
stove, Water Jackets cleaned. All makes
OF water jackets for sale. We make a
specially cf furnace CRATES and repairs.
Rear SCI So. ~tatc st. Telephone 4i74
r1i93
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ROOMS IN MOD. BRICK COTTAGE,
close in: no children Inquire 1874 w
9Th South. f503
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9-ROOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. STAUF-
fer apis. l6s E. So. Temple e2So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

ELKO HOTEL. 275 SOUTH MAIN;
steam heat; rooms so cents; 81 per
week and up. tl2ao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11

ALL GOOD STENOGRAPHERS WHO
desire TO add to their incomes by do
Ing substitute work during the vacation
season are invited TO register at the
Remington Typewriter Co. employment
department. Positions now open. No
fees. l12 So. West Temple ST. hG6S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-11
DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE; Al
thorized, police references: absolutoI
reliable Both phones 537. We Invest
gate anything. 20S-9 Mcintyre bldg.
South Main c131
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$50 O0-SIX- ROOM MODERN BRICK, ON
car line; gas range. Apply 10i New
house Bell SO. h7l7
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3-ROOM APT. In CR1TCHLOw; $50;
vacant on first. See John Q. Crltchlow
at Rowe e Kelly's. d3475
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FINANCIAL.

AM FORCED TO SELL 100 SHARES
Call Switch company stock for $3.50 ::
telegraph orders my expense. 4. l.. Del
bel 1922 First National bank bldg, Den
yer Colo h50S
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6-EoOM MOD. HOUSE. 612 s. 7Tr,
East Apply GIi SO. 7ih East b,nta5
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TWO 4-ROOM MODERN HOUSES, -
basement rear 1872 So. 9th East. ~
mousse 275 * st. Bell phone 4iss-
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WANTED
wANTEp-FEMAIE HELP

WANT FOUR YOUNG LADIES FOR A
month steady employment: must be
energetic but the work is pleasant. Call
today by noon at 502 Herald building.
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Geislcr, 336 w Sd
North Bell lasS-X- Ind. 1902. ts17
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4-ROOM MODERN APARTMENT. 325
South 9Th East. The Oquirrh, Phone
473 or 4325-X e335i
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES uNruRN1sr,n


SEVEN ROOM BRICK. MODEpN 80 -,
ith East i9lo|
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CLOSE IN. 4-RooM HOUSE. NICE
yard. rear 246 West Tth South, $40
month. Apply G25 So 2nd West. Bell
506S- h hT2i
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7-RooM MODERN HOUSE. 2s5 w. 1sT'
- W 4 h16sr|
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CHANGING DOMESTIC HELP

a capable willing, waiting
a helpers accomplished
in
Tribune Want Coumns
Tribune locating
sion they work
household help through Tribune
who seeking
pleasant employment who, little
household, doing
will be glad to them home.
change
who close
you to little call phone Bell 5000;
800,
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i-RooM MODERN HOUSE. 2s4 SOUTH
Sth East. h7l6
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NEW. IDEAL ROOMS. MODERN.
gas, very cheap. 5Ii SO. 2nd West.
h723
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DREssMAKING SCHOOL.


Mss AGNES GRAHAM SCHOOL OF |
dressmaking. 300 Sharon bldg. Bell |
phone 2523-X u555
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4-ROOM APTS., THE OAKS. BIRD so.
103I-k. eS64l
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FOR RENT.
$50 0.00-5-r. mod: 17l5 7th East st.
s5o.00-g~r. modern. choice: a 81.
s5o-00-s-r. modern; 7O3 S. Main.
$30.00-6-r. modern: go 4th ave.
$30.0O-6~r. modern; 5Ii End ave. Par,
ly furnished,
30.00-4-r. modern apartments. new
4i65 5th East
SS5.OO-Same. furnished, very choic,
new.
.00+-room cottage: west side.
S6.OO-2 rooms; IS Il. 18th South
Sl7.50-i-r. mod. w 3rd South.
PETERSON r. e. INV. CO,
332e Bell. 30l Felt B,d,
ht0l
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TIE COUNTY RECORDS PROVE y
have for the past eight months m4'
more loans upon real estate than any "
competitors combined. 80.
Nineteen years experience Win q"
one foreclosure.
TRACY LOAN & TRUST CO.
IL East LIST South.
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7-ROOM MOD. HOUSE. CLOSE IN. Is.
w. Attn South Phone 112lZ. h11H
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNFuRN1sHEp

405 EAST FIRST SOUTH, 10-ROOM
modern. Bell phone 291. h9lS
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Tucson September 27-Preparations for the Pima County Fair are bsing carried on by the various com mittees in good shape and they want to mske it . great success. If work will bring it the committeeman ssy that they will have . grand display of ex- hibits and they are working hard on the special part of the fair work which has been allotted to them.
 The iolIo~ing is c part of the pre- smble of the Fair commission: The sucoess of the Pima County Fsir 1e- pends io large measure upon the in. tsrest shown by the Pima county farmers. The people who attend the isir will he entertained daily by lee. lures by the experts from the .1peri- nent station from the University oi Arizons. The subject upon which ;hey wilfspesk will be of great inter- est to the farmers Of Pima county e they will embrace. Dsirying, Poultry Rsising, Vegetable Gardening, and Pump Irrigation
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Grand Old Man
 0f Cochise

The rsce to te the first democratic United States senator from ArizoDs is growing intensely interesting. The candidates are "poserful tusy" and not the least buy of them $ that fine old example of Jscksonisu democracy, Col Pickett of Tombstone.
 The people of Ariz ,us sand most oi them shis year are fnllosing the dem. 0crstic stsndard-sre watching his smoke with great interest. He is making . thorough, systemstin and indefssigstle campaign, reaching the miDds and hearts 0! ,he voters .ith words that convince and seniiu ents that win their approval.
 The editor of the Sun, without be- ing invidious to the other candidates, yet feels c elansmsn's affection for the var horse of Cochise. We were born amid the came grand old mouo- tsibs of Tennessee. rocked in like old Hickory cradles. and got our dem- ccrscy from fCuntain- sources ar d un defiIed purity snd patriotism
 Of one thing we are sure-thst Col Picke tt would be senator that Ari- zons would be proud to own and the nation quick to nor.-Phoenix Sun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Sloan Says No Election
 of Justices of Peace

PHOENIX, Aria, September 27- No precinct officers are 10 be elected | this fall. The constitution made DO provision for the election of constAbles or justices of the pesce at this time. Their number snd salaries are to te txed by future legisl-tion.
 Such is the opinion of Governor Richard E sloan. embodied iu the following letter forwarded to the cup ervisors of Graham county:
 Board of Supervisors,
 "Grshsm, County,
 "SJl, knoxville, Arizona.
 "Gentemen: I beg to scknow- ledge receint of your letter of septem. Der 22nd, inquiring ss to the resson for the omission from my proclsma- nation Of any mention of precinct officsrs. and to say that after careful consideration of the constitution, Ordinance No and the ensbling act 1 reached the conclusion that pre- cinct officers should be excluded from the election proclamation for the reason that the number of justices Of the peace to te elected in cities towne and precincts, wac left by Section Q of Article 6 of the constitution for future legislation and DO provision was made in the constitution for any election of justices of the peace al the fret state election The same is true .ith reference to other precinct Of 6cer-. am aware that Section ? Cl Ordinance two mentions precinct of fcers. but in the same connection the precinct officers referred to are suct -s are provided for by said conttitu- tuition. hasn't uch, therefore, as the constitution does not provide for .uct officers immediately, but leaves theil nun Der. powers. duties and iurisdic. 'iou, to be provided for future law anc skes no provision for an election a this time, l cons.rue said Section , 0 ,he ordinance to be SD insuficien ssrrsnt for proclsimina an election Of justices of the peace or other pre- clnct officers.
 "Very truly yours.
 "PICHARD SLOAN
 Governor of Arizons
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Much Ore Shipped
 From Tombstone

That the past several months have proven to be most successful among the many chloriders ip the Ton, bstone mining district who are st present working under lesses granted them on the many properties of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. is evi- denced from the fact that the returns from the smelters at Fl fsso and Douglas have netted the lessors hand some sums. besides paying into The treasury of the company comfortable royalty on all shipments made.
 All the ore DOW Icing shipped is taken from above the water level of the different workings, while con- si erstle new ground is being con- stsntly opened up. Throughout dii- ferept days of the week, hois,ing is done at the different lessed properties, and taken as e whole, much more activity is being manifested i1 the old camp, than hss been witnessed for many months past.
 At the present time ore is being shipped to the emel;ers at the rate of from two to three cars per day, be- sides that being shipped by the Her. shall, Rsttlespaks and Bunker Hil mines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Lightning Kills
 Arizona Youth

A sharp crash ofthupder and light uing. the herald of sn approaching storm earned death to Emery Hub bard, the l3-yesr-old sen of the late E T Hubbard, of Hubbard, Graham county. yesterday afternoon. A nun. Der of boys were playing on their way home from school when rain began to fall and the boys hsstened their steps. Young Hubbard was about to get under 6 fence to shorten the dis- tapce home when the bolt struck him on the head, blowing down the hody' stripping it of overslls and shoes. One tsttered shoe wss picked up about 40 feet from the body and the other about 60 feet. A large dark spot sp- pesred on the chest and one ankle contained several small holes ss though the boy had been shot. The overalls were torn in ribbons. Five other toys lay pro-trate near him. but coon revived and quickly recovered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Rock Island Traffic
 Over E. p. & s. W.

Since the letting Of the cont,ac. for the construction for the e.ters!cc .! the Fl PAso & Southwestern from Fairbanks to Tucson, it has been the understanding that this extension was to be followed by the running of the Rock Island freight and pssse n ger traffic over the tracks of the South western between Fl Paso and Tucson instead of over the Southern Pacific between these two points, a. hereto fore.
 Information DUw cones from New York in . recent dispatch which fully confirms this expectation and alec gives some inside information en- corning the differences which have existed in the pact between the two railroads and vhy the Southwestern settled On . new terminus ct Tucson and believed by understanding ot to continue to PboeniI and connect with the Santa Fe outlet ct that point
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Much Activity
 Along E.P.& S.W,

Surveyors are in the field between Fairbsnk and Lewis Springs laying out the route oi the cut.off that vii! be built ia order to raise the right of way and shorten the distance between those two towns. This work will be completed before the extension is completed and the old track will te abandoned.
 According to sn officer who had just been over the extension route, splendid progress is being made on the preliminary work of tine eItensio The route has been graded to the old transfer track south from Fsirbank. Out of Vail. toward Tucson. . dis tance of five miles hss been graded. At Contention, forty men are st work ct the big concrete mixer and from this point the concrete is distributed all along the line to the various co m pc.
 Between Mescal and Vail two steam .o.!ers are st work soi two more oi the machines were unlosded there yesterday.
 The Postal telegraph company is improving its line between Fairbsnk and Tucson, Eight miles of new poles and wires have been put in, out of Fsirbapk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
escabosa Pursued;
 Capture Means Death

The pursuit Of Isidro Esesbozs is going merTily on and there are at present about 300 men after him. He hss left the Arisipe neighborhood and n DOW going down the Sonora river valley with the soldiers in hot pursuit. His capture will almost oert>inly mean his death.
 Escsbozs's opposition to the seating of Gsyou ss wee governor of Sonora is not considered serioutl ly and by &C., tusl count EscaboIs has no more that % men, officials claim, and these are now deserting bim, the en- tire commsnd having scattered through the mountains as soon ., they learned that the soldiers were in pursuit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Tombstone Champion
 After High Honors

Ed Hussen of Tombstone, cham pion wel,erweight wrestler of Arizona, who is nov in Tucson, wants s chance ct Zi yszko, the Polish wrestler. who has pu. a challenge out to Gotch. Hussen wants 1t to be a handicap sf- fair and ssys that he will go on with the Pole if the latter will sgree 10 throw him three times within sn hour. The second stipulation that Hueeen makes is that If he throws the Pole op ce within the sllo ted hour the match will go 10 hi"' as the vim ner. Hussen guarantees Sl ,oCO as & forfeit fer the match and stated yes- terdsy that he would be willing to take on the Polish wrestler at a months notice.
 Husseu ssid that the reason Tor making the bout a handle p affair was because of the difference in the weight. Hussen will go nn the mst at l5s pounds while his opponeut will weigh about POO. This would give the Pole gres, advantage, he stated, and therefore he thought that the handicap would be a good equalizer. Ia regard t0 the mstch Husseu sad tc the Star:''I am willing to take the Pole on Tor bout within 6 month If he will agree to my terms. l would like 10 go op the mat with him and think that can pu. rp pretty strong bout against him. am goins i to see what can be done ID the We, of bout and hope to be able to put it oil in Tucson"
 Hussen will wrestle with Thomas Young at Bisbee oo October let.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Rothschilds Heads
 Arizona Merger
ADulnth dispstcli asY..

A Duluth dispatch ssys:
 Relstive to the Amer cop per psguates who are now inspecting mines in Ari,ons, E l. Delssty, vi,e president of the Americsn Mining COT gre.s. today admitted thst msr- ger of various copper companies is in progress of formation. lie sac;
 1t wac intended having w. E. Corey sf Luluth act e head of the consolidation, but owing to the st,i- tude oi the federal government to- ward trusts it was deemed wiser to form . company in London, wiit Baron Rothschilds at its head. rhii explains the presence of Foster snC Ricketts among those inspecting Ari zopa properties
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Another Patient Com
 mitted to the Asylum

Another unfortunate was commit ted to the asyium this afternoon by the lunscy commission. His name is James Wilson, aged 2, and was ar rested by Constable Short at Benson. The patient has a mania for frig ghten- ing women on the streets and grin hing at them, besides wandering about town and picking up old newspapers and reading tn, m aloud and lsughs and tslks incoberently. Although not dangerous the commission con- .idered him demsnted and unwise to be st large.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Henry Ashurst
 Speaks at Douglas

Those who heard the speech of Hon Henry Ashurst last night in Douglss heard one Of the very best political speeches ever delivered :n this city; that was the universal expression of opinion after the meeting at which the el qIent, earnest and iorceful son o' the pine-clsd hills o! northern Ari- zons spoke to . large audience in the "pen-air dime theatre for nearly two hours, holding the close attention of five or siI hundred hearers from start to hnish.-Douglss International
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
"Very truly you're. RICHARD E. SLOAN
 Governor of Arizons.
Rains Cause Much
 Damage in Tombstone

As a result Of the recent beavy rAius had in Tombstone during the past lew days uch damage has been done to several .vsc,Dt adobe buildings in the city. Last evening an adobe wall iu back of the Arlington Hotel fell to the ground and the Melgren residence barely escaped being de- molished, while this afternoon the west wall of the building adjoining the old United States Custom House on Allen street fell out and partly de
 stroyed the asssying furnace Of V G Melgren. whose ssssy office adjoinp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Last Session of Ter.
 ritoriaI Supreme Court

Beginning the week of November 6 the territorial supreme court will hold its last session. Judge Kent said that no new cases would be taken up ct the session, only cases already be- fore the court being considered.
 All new cases that have been fil, d since the last session of the territorial court will be continued over to the new state supreme court
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
De Luxe" Trains
 For Hartman Lines

The Hartman lines gre preparing to follow the lead of the Santa Fe Railroad and stag: "6s luxe" trains to the Psci6c Coast. Three of these trains will be operated from Chicago on . schedule that will reduce the running time to the Pacific Coast from siIty-sight to sixty-6ve hours. Chicago has heretofore been rated as three days distant. From now on ths struggle will begin. to make it only in two and ope-hsh days from San Fsspcisco and Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Quail hunters are already busy polishing up rusty shotguns prepar- ing for the official opening On oct. l5 of the quail hunting season. Oct. I5 comes on Sunday this year, and it is expected that the rising of the sun that morning will see many hunts- man travelling around the nearby hills. ready to bang away st quail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Time Is Fast
 Growing Short

It must be remembered that Mon. day, October g, is the last day on which candidates for both state and county offices may file their petition papers (which they have circulated for signatures among the voters of the counties and stste.
 Time is growing extremely brief in which to circulate nomination pspers, or petition blanks. So you will have to hurry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01
Cochise Prisoners
 Sentence Commuted

The sentence of Joee ortiz q con. vict io ihe penitentisry, will expire on October l3 by communication on &C., count Of good time and good work on territorial projects Ortiz was sent to the renitentisry from Cocbise county for manslsughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-01

Attorney General John E Wright is said to have made public the fol- lowing opinion: "In my opiIion q lal,fird electors registered in one county can transfer their registration and vots in the county in which they nov req ids"