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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

C some definite action will be ta official list of candidates filed DEMOCRATIC
 Superior Judge-A c Lock wood Douniss; Allen English, Tombstone f A Sutter. Bisbee. Sheriff-G F Bolin, Bistee; C. \ Mcdonald, Tombstone; Harry Wheel CT Douglas. Recorde e-Owsn E Murphy. Lowell Treasurer-Frsnk Ramsey, Douglas School Superintendent-N petition filed
 County Attorney-W c Gilmore Tombstone.
 Asseesor--E A Hughes, H Ross Tombstone.
 Couaty Superintent of Roads J J Benton, Dougl las; John $ Merrill, St David; John H James, Geo L Stsley Bisbee.
 Surveyor-J s McNeish. Bisbee.
 Clerk Supreme Court--J E Jsmes Tom bstone.
 State Seustor-C M Roberts, Dos Cabezss; W P Sims. Bisbee; Jahn Me. Gregor. Bishee.
 Representative-C B Kelton, Court. land; Frank J Vaughn. John s War rem, Bisbee; Avery Curry, s G Doweil, Jack Lynch. Sam Dubs, Geo NJ Roark Douglas, J F Duncan, Tombstone I P Dolan, Bisbee; Geo D Crs,g, Bis- bee; W I. Graham, Lowell; NJ Bal. Bisbee.
 Supervisors- F s Douglas, M. F. nicus, Douglas; John Rock, Tomb- stone; Joe Goodman, St David; Vim Riegs, Fl Dorado; Gus Hickey. Bisbee.
 REPUBLICAN
 Superior Judges-JW Ross. J D Taylor, Bisbee.
 Sneriff-W J White, Bisbee.
 Clerk of Superior Court c H Foss Dougls.; F D Lane, Bistee; W E Boggs. Tombstone.
 Treasurer-C CIV Hicks. Tombstone. School Superinteudept-E H Stow CT, Nsco.
 County Attorney-Lymsn B Hays, JIG Gung'i, Willcox; Cbas R1y Mot- fort. Bisbee.
 Supervise s-Jske Scheerer, Doug lss; G. J. McCsbe, Gsrcee; Tbos AIl.ire, Wilcox; c L Cum mings Tombstone.
 Recorder-E Wolf. Bisbee.
 County Superintendent of Road. - c A Peckinpsugh. Sam Elder. Doug las; NJ Doyle, Geo Toles, Bisbee; R NJ Johnson, Gsrces
 County Asseesor-E P Blair. Bistee W A Fowler, Tombstone.
 Surveyor-Rslph Zeisener, Bisbse State Sepator-Alt ert Stacy, Doug. lac and John Gleeson, Gleesop.
 Representatives Albert Ssmes Douglas; w R Tonkin, Bisbee, 1. D. Reedy. Nsco; "A Nstban. Warren ; Tom s McEhesney. Benson; Tim S. Bievins, Lusk. and James H Bsrres. Douglas.
 SOCIALIST
 State Senstors-A J Taylor, Doug- lac; H Nj Hall, Willcox. Representstives-Eugeoe Biglow WhitewsteT; Mrs A L Duncan, Bisbee Abrsm Hsntamake. Lowell; c P Krs- mer Benson; Henry E Richey, L,wel J A Miller. Douglas; R E Morrison WillcoI.
 Superior Court-J N Smith, Bisos Clerk Superior Court-Anns Hut | tOn, bleoee.
 Sherf-Iohn Larrieu, Turner;' Recosder-J L Broots, Bisbee.
 Tressuref-Frank Hubbard, Doul las.
 School nterdent-A A An dereon. Dos Cstezas
 County AttOrney-Msry E Miller Biebee
 Assesspr-H G Reader, Benson.
 Superintendent County Rosds- Milton Coombs, Don Luis. 1 Survey or-k c McCutcheou, Birbee | supervisoss-O o Bomey. Pool; H ArmitsRe, Benson; F H KennessteI Willcox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

Joe Chisholm of the Silver Belt always at his best with his 9 bies planted abaf the editorial desk satis fled appetite embracing all the prezes in stock and his tebaccer within easy reach delivers himself the following editorial observation:
 "The fact that the United States treasury gained $3- during the month September something unusually skOokum to the experts but we'll be dnged if than towards catching with board bill"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

If Tom Weedin had little of George Hunts bare head on his face, and George Hunt had portion of Tom weed- magnificent side wkers top of his head the hirsute embossng of the Arizona candidates would be more evenly and symmetrcaly distributed Fl Paso Times
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

The Globe editors have each other arrested for libel about week It thought that the campaign pro- gresses the arrests will increase least day
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15


 As has been wisely suggested by exchange the prn cpe of the square deal for every interest whether of capital labor merchant manufacturer mining farmer cattleman sheepman workingman should be the foundation upon which the Democrats of Arizona will build their platform need for blatant threats against capital Arizona capital and capital needs Arizona Progressive and square deal administered by with knowege of the needs and ability to present them performing real public service is the gt of popular and public aim.
 The 24th of October will surprise of these ambitious individuals who all anxious save the says the Phoenix Democrat.
 Each citizen 1.-the United States under equal division would have s34,s October according he circulation statement of the Treasury Department The total money in circulation the of Sa increase of SI4 the preceding month You might feel about your pockets and connt up your share of the s5435 Colonel Roosevelt evidently does approve of PIesi dent Tas policy with relation to Arizona and statehood he says the Outlook "After all in form gov- ernment is best that should have Texas Arizona any oher each be willing and able try it's ments in government, them by actual practice and thereby give chance the states that cok profit by the results whatever they may be.% Arizona senatorial aspirants have scheme for paying the Salt River valley indebtedness for the Roosevelt dam. Just give Uncle Sam a
 Judging by the long list of political announcements in Arizona newspapers the pie will have be built on the extension plan. An exchange that all who "legble" should register at Good ID former years all that need J ed vas to.be ndellible
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

The Boost and Boom edition of the Tucson Citizen is of the cedtabe tions issued in the for years It will do much good for in directing attention its industries and possibilities The publishers are to be congratulated its spirit of enterprise
 Ar Tucson there is revolt among the progressives and nsugent republicans The story from other Republican camps throughout the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

Col. Pickett is constantly in the field and making winning senatorial campaign The Cochse warhorse has the confidence of the people and will be the first senator
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

The last day for filing candidates petitions has arrived and the average citizen breathes sigh of relief
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

The republicans already feeling gloomy and the campaign has hardly started
 It Will be almost unanimously Democratic throughout Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

That old time tried and fire tested editorial scout, Jos- eph Chisholm doing valiant service the journalistic
 firing line the Globe Silver Belt. became remn the other day and painted lurd pen picture of Tombstone such only the nmitabe Joe do touched up the romantic and historic the grim and sentimental sides of the burg all dipped into biblical lore, something of which suspected then proceeded to put halo about THE PRosPEcrOR and ils sacred We have the aforesaid halo nailed the editorial door Joe served early apprenticeship THE PRosPEcroR, receiving his inspiration from actual its ccer press shrine and help make famous the shortest leased wire service that has placed this high power rapid fire daily enlghtener and moral family journal to the front. We pleased know he still feels kindly his old love and is moved to write enerainngly of Tombstone when fancy dictates More power to you.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

to Anton Bauman, Douglas prop ..-....-..-' -'-.''-'''
 REALTY MORTGAGE Anton Bsumsn to the State MutI R X L Assn. Douglas prop ---.--..-.. S'V VT SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Tbe Board Of Church Erec- ton Fund of the Central Assembly of the Presbyter- iau church in the U s to the Reneon Presbyterian church ......... a5O % George Jeirrel to George Nj Hewttt. Ariz Muti s & L Assn to Wm Nj Liggett.
 LEASE Nicholas Mobile and Etta Mediguvich individually and ss guardian of Helen, Markc and Ella Medigo- v,ch .c " R Chain, Hishes prop for one year .-... -
 wARRAsTv DEED Tempo A Lutiidse to G H Gardner. Douglss prop. 700 % Dosne Merrill to Southwest Lumber Co Benson prop. % Ts Porter to Clinton A Bur- dick, land ...-.-...--. io w Clinton A Burdick to T s Porter, lard ........ ID Oo
 REALTY MORTGAGE Clinton A Burdick to John Foulkes, land .-........-. 5oo oo
 QUrT CLAIM DEED Peter Eddy to wm ssunder cock rombstone prop. so Oo
 cBArrEL MORTGAGE Lucy Mscksy to c E Murray Douglas prep. 2l0 0O SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Ariz Bsnk and Trust Go to Clinton A Burdick. ....
 WARRANTY DEED Osen Williams to Aril East ern R K Go. Pearc- prop. 30e oo Wilbur c Rice to George 0 Rice, land ~ 10 V IA Morgan and JP Rieh- ardson, Drsgoon prop. l5o OO
 caarTsL MORTGAGE David II Adsns to T Clep,- one 200 goats -. lz5 O0 Ariz Bank < Tr.st Co to Margsres I Presley. Doug. tne prop .--.--... <S Vo
 A.sIGssEST Lease. Ap,le~hi,e to J Connolly sssisns prop. 2s co
 CONDITIONAL SALE CP Campbell to Brophy Car. risge Co. live stock. ..-.... l45 Oe EXTRACTION OF MORTGAGE LA Duobar to l. M BsI.... -
 ASSIGNMENT MORTGAGE ID Mssshal to Frst Nation. sI bank of Douglss, Doug. las prop-- -.-.--.---..-... soVV V ILAI Co to L E DIushsrty DoogIss prop ----...---.. zSo u
 REALgT MORTGAGE LE Dsughesty Go State Nut B& l. Ass'n, Clswsou sd. dssioo prop .......--.. rVV E c MssssreIl to Ed'.h H
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

Operation of the primary elections may w,rk sur prises in Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

Scoffng scientists tell there are such things 'equinocrial storms Maybe but there is due ir Arizona Oct 2d
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-15

Anyhow" observes the Phoenix Sun, you admire the pluck of the republican who for something in Arizona this year,
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28
Sure Sale Of Gold Road Mines.

The sale of the Gold Road mines is said to be an assured fact. The samp- bling of the mines have been complet- ed ard only few of the engineering corps remain at the camp checking up the odds and ends and getting a line on the necessities of the property to add to its production. It is said that the sampling will show results far above that anticipated. In the east drift from the Billy Bryan shaft the ore is said to run we'll above POS and in the breast the entire face gives values of 2SS. The drift has been con- tinued east 300 feet from the shaft and has reached a vertical depth of 7S0 feet. The company owns about 1900 feet of ground east of this drift, all of which shows great values in gold, the croppings being easily trace able. The Billy Bryan location is believed to be about the central part of the ore bearing ground, and it was in the outcrop of this part of the vein that the richest ore ever taken from the great property was found. Leas- CTS made good money working on the mine until the company cancelled the leases and proceeded to sink the deep shaft. The vein shows ore through out the workings of more than 20OO feet in length, and this is really the smaller part of the ore bearing zone. The Railroad and Last Chance are to the east of the Billy Bryan, and each of these show ore values.
 With the taking over of the property by the United States Mining Smelling and Refining company we expect to see great things done for that section of Mohave county. The big corpora tion is capable of handling the great mines as they should be handled, and before two years passes by we expect to see the production of gold in that camp larger than is now produced by the entire territory.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28
Ruth In Big Ore.

] Wednesday last c. B. and E. B. Van Deman, and Eli Hilty came in from the Ruth mine in Jesse Tarr's big Buick car. In conversation with Mir. Hilty, who is one of the best known mining men of the county, we learned that work on the Ruth mill was being rushed, fourteen teams having arrived at the camp few days before with machinery and three cars of timbers and building supplies. The building of the plant is in the hands of the Young Construction company, one of the largest builders of milling plants i on the coast.
 At the mine the transformer station is complete and the motors were being installed and connected up with the big air compressor that is to operate the drills and pumps. The new shaft had reached a depth of over 5 feet and had entered the same general character of ore as that found in the deep workings 400 feet to the south. All of the ore from the shaft showed we'll in gold and was constantly gain ing in value. The showing in the property is said to be one of the best in the district and the management of the company is more than pleased with the condition of affairs. By the time the new mill is ready to go into con- mission the stopes will have been opened and the delivery of ore at the mill will be up to the full capacity of the plant. In the old works it is said the ore in the breast of the north drift and for the greater part of the open ings is close to three ounces gold to the ton. This ought to make the Ruth an unprecedented bullion pro- ducer.
 w. W. Clack, who has been doing assessment work on mining claims in the Silver Creek section of San Fran cisco district, arrived in Kingman a few days ago. He reports great activity among the mines of that sec tion and believes that within a year more gold will be produced there than in any camp on the Pacific slope. Everywhere that he went in the dis trict he encountered the same activity and great enthusiasm among the miners and mine owners.
 Last Thursday another of the big bars of bullion came in from the Gold Road mill and was shipped to the mint. This is the fourth bar of twenty thousand dollars value shipped from the mill this month, making a total of SO,OOOs.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

c. J. Hutchinson was in from the Expansion mine yesterday looking af- ter important mining interest. He re- ports everything at the mine looking we'll and that the Union Pass section was receiving a great deal of attention at the present time.
 Owing to the non arrival of some small parts of the machinery for the mill of the Frisco Mines and Power company the mill has not yet been started up. It will probably be tried out early in the coming week. The mill is said to be one of the most com plete in the country and great things are expected of it by the company.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28
Notice of Tune for Proving Will.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY of Mohave. Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of
 JAMES WRIGHT, deceased Notice is hereby given that Tuesday the 14th day of February. A. D. 1911. at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the Courtroom of said Court, at the Courthouse in the County of Mohave, Ter ritory of Arizona, has been appointed as the time and place for proving the Will of said JAMES WRIGHT, deceased. and for hearing the applica- tion of P. E. Ceilings for the issuance to him of Letters Testamentary therein. Dated at Kingman, Arizona this 18th day of January, A. D. 1911.
 M, TEALE,
 Clerk of the Probate Court First insertion Jan. 2S-Feb. II
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

Consti patton is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make life miserable. Take Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

When given as soon as the croupy cough appears Chamberlain,s Cough Remedy will ward off an attack of croup and prevent all danger and cause of anxiety. Thousands of moth CTS use it successfully. Sold by all daa lars
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

When buying a cough medicine for children bear in mind that Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is most ef- fectual for colds, crouD and whooping cough and that it contains no harmful drug. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

Don't fail to see the play Along the Kennebec tonight at the Opera House.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 OF SACRAMENTO VALLEY MINING COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: Tha we, the undersigned. having associated Ourselve for the purpose of forming a corporation unde Chapter II, Title XII Revised Statutes of Ari zona, 1901, and Acts Amendatory thereof hereby adopt the following Articles of Incorporation
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28
ARTICLE I.

The name of the Corporation shall be 'Sacra- mento Valley Mining Company" and its principal place of business shall be Cerbat, Arizona, but other offices may be established and maintained within or outside of Arizona at such places as the Board of Directors may designate where meetings of Stockholders and Directors may be held, and any and all corporate business transacted.
Mohave County miner., 1911-01-28

First insertion Jan. 2s-Feb. II
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
"CITY ELECTIONS
INVALID" HARMON
Former City Solicitor Says
legislature Must Provide
for Poll Lists

Former City Solicitor Robert G.
Harmon. who Is preparing an annota-
tion Of the laws and ordinances of
Wilmington, says that there has not
been a legal election in Wilmington
since the new constitution was adopt
ed in 1907. and he adds that It is with
ing the province Of the Clerk of the
Peace to stop an election at any time.
The new election laws were passed
I'm accordance with the new constitu-
tion. but no provision was made for
the Department of Elections getting a
copy Of the lists Of qualified voters
from the Clerk of the Peace. The
laws provide that the State registra-
tion also serves for the city reglstra-
ton, with an additional day to qualify
those who have become Of age, etc.
The Clerk of the Peace is the custod-
ian of the registration books, and has
been allowing copies to be made for
use at the city elections. but there is
no law providing for so doing or legal
izing the lists so made.
Mr. Harmon holds that there will be
no legal election in the city until a
law is passed requiring the Clerk OF
the Peace 20 make certified copies of
the lists. He could refuse to give tho
lists if he chose to do so, Mr. Harmon
SAYS.
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
GERMAN WINS
DUPONT SPECIAL
Crack Trap Shooter Has Clean
Score in Saturday
Shot Here

The principal event of the weekly
shoot Of the DUPONT Gun Club on
Saturday was that between Lester
German. OF Aberdeen, Md, and Linn
Worthington, of Rising Sun, Md, in
which German won with so breaks
against the AZ of his opponent. The
match was of great interest 1t
consisted OF two sections, first of 20
single targets and then of Is pairs.
In the former event Worthington was
the winner, but in the pairs German
won.
Eugene dupont won the shoot of
Of the tie IN class A. which resulted
81 the Saturday previous, securing %
ont Of q possible 25. G. II. Mitchell
won IN class B.
]. A. Mc-Aelvey won the principal
event of the regular shoot. the Cole
man dupont Merchandise Event,
which was open only TO club members
and for which four sterling silver
spoons were awarded McKelvey had
a total of "a out of a possible 25.
Several improvements to the
ground have been arranged for and
will probably be completed by next
Saturday An automatic trap will be
installed A competition between Will
liam Foord, of Wilmington. and
Charles Newcomb, Of Philadelphia,
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
Low PAY HURTS
LANCASTER SPORTS
Manager Hogan Claims he
Cannot Give Town Winning
Baseball at $500 Figures

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan 9-Local
baseball fans are inceused by the ac-
tiOn of the Tri-State League at their
meeting in Harrisburg, cutting the
salary limit to $500 for the season,
player per month. This is regarded
as deathblow to the sport in this
city, as the kind Of baseball Lancas-
ter demands cannot be procured at
such low salaries.
Manager Hogan's plans for the sea-
son have been completely upset He
had signed up almost an entire team;
but will be unable TO hold his mon
at the small salary limit fixed at the
Harrisburg meeting. He has al
ready disposed of some Of his best
players. Mike Joyce, good outfield-
er, has been sold to Scranton, and
Satcher Cadman to Omaha, from
which club he had just been pur-
chased.
Local followers OF the game declare
Il is not fair that towns unable to
support a good club should have gone
into the meeting and been permitted
to dictate terms. Il is asserted that
several of the towns whose repre-
sentatives insisted upon the lower
scale. are not even sure of having a
club of any kind next season.
The salary limit last year was
s2475. Lancaster wanted il increased
this year, and President John II.
Myers made a vigorous, but unsuc-
cessful fight to at - st have the old
/ limit maintained
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
Heart toHeart
Talks.
By EDWIN a. NYR
I-nNG nISTANcE cRIME-

LONG DISTANCE CRIME.
II is easy to sin by long distance
telephone.
To commit crime by telegraph IS not
only easier but safer than to be on
the ground where the crime is com
mitted.
What do meant
Well. say a switchman is killed in
in the yards at indianapolis because
OF lack of equipment or a brakeman
is crippled for life at Cheyenne be.
cause there is no safety coupler pro-
vided according to law.
Who commits the crimef
Is II the division superintendent
He has perhaps often called the at
tention of the general manager TO the
need OF the appliances the law re-
quires. and the general manager has
urged the directory board.
Who is guilty2
Manifestly the directors who sit
about the mahogany table I'm the Wall
street office or the capitalist who
manipulates the directory. And the
crime is committed for the basest mo-
tive-money.
II has been done by long distance
methods. The men on the ground
must make dividends or resign. The
stockholders must have their money
even II It be wrung from quivering
human flesh.
Or
Here are mere infants sorting coal
over a chute and being slowly choked
TO death. or for lack OF timbers q
mass OF slate falls from the mine roof
and kills the head OF a family, or for
lack Of ventilation men die OF hre-
damp. or a fire breaks out in room
for lack OF proper inspection. and there
are no cut-of doors. and half a hun.
dred miners die In the tunnels.
Who commits the crime7
The pit boss7 He has done his best.
He has reported conditions TO the man
ager and the manager TO the owner
and has been answered that more
economies must be used IN operation"
Who Is guilty2 The coal baron hun.
dreds Of miles away from the place OF
/ the crime.
Or
Here are hundreds OF children un
| der legal age working IN a big cot
ton factory. There Is a law on the
statute books Of the state against child
labor. but II is not enforced.
Who is guilty? Somebody mile:
away who Is sending bis family L
Newport or to Europe for the sum
mer.
Criminals? Think you they are th'
thieves who SLOUGH through back al
leys or the pickpockets and women o.
the street who hll the benches OF th'
police court II a morning?
No: they are the men higher up"-
the dwellers on Fifth avenue or Pros
pect boulevard
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
METHODISTS
in REVEALS

The Methodist campaign OF evan
gelism continues this week with un-
abated vigor.
Meetings at Asbury Church will be
held every evening and on four af-
ternoons at 2.30 o'clock. beginning
Tuesday The pastor, the Rev. Il. G..
Macnichol, is being assisted in the
services by the Rev. l.. Milton Will
liams, an Iowa evangelist, and by
James J. Reid, OF Indiana. who is
leading the congregation and a large
chorus choir in the singing. At the
all day Sc vices yesterday, the prim-
ary room, as we'll as auditorium and
balcony were filled.
Revival services we're begun at Har-
rison Street NJ. z. Church yesterday.
and will continue for two weeks and
probably longer, beginning at 7.45
O'Clock each evening. The Rev. John
Macmillan, of Belfast, ireland is as
sisting the pastor, the Rev. Clinton T.
Wyatt, ID. D., in the services.
Evening journal., 1911-01-09
MAY SUE THE CITY
FOR HOSPITAL STAY

Because he was sent to the emer-
goncy hospital at Farnhurst. known as
the pest house" when he was not
afflicted with smallpox. John W YER
nelson, OF No. 723 Vandever avenue,
has engaged Robert II. Richards and
may bring suit against the city
Vernelson claims that the presi-
dent Of the Board Of Health pronounc-
ed his case to be smallpox and sent
him TO the hospital. He was not
vaccinated until the third day. he
claims, and also asserts that he was
kept in q room with patients who
did have the disease, while other sus-
poets were put IN special rooms and
isolated.