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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
a Tribute of Respect.

EDITOR Cf BEACON 1T IS a rather
remarkable co'ncjceuc7. that \ writ
| er - your paper mentions that the
first real aCqaaintarce ha had with
the late J. ] Alvey, enc Of the
most admirahlemen this cd c lnty
car claim 80 nave raised from Irrar-
c. to maghJad aud 70. lnpa haDod
I years, far ..la-d tho C ialar.l a.
lotment, was IN a jury rom. i.
was many years ago, when The autb-
or uI this itHle srfbute % Rerirnir
| She rmantlUe served With bin a the
/ Grand Jnrv room d there discOvr
cred his fine mental qnaitjre, ard
Harmed much of II e great suaount f
knowledge he had gathered from
books and conversation With rner- If
great learnire He enea 20 have
no desire 70 display fl cot IS or
ITO attract attention 90 himSelf in any
manner, and to the man who was
used TO puf q valuation on another's
mentality or stock OF know edge b.
the quality ~ his apparel, there
we're many surprises, il perchauce,
he engaged Ia conversation with he
subject Of This sketch fer ten or If
teen minutes. 1t was almost Ike a,
revelation from TIE heavens, when
the writer engaged him in q cnat.
durtl some leisure moments from
our duties as uemberS OF the Grand
luQuest Of the county. He maie,
reference e. a very heafed ne ~ spa
per controversy sonnet n Gears n. ii
viouS! IN which ihe very learned
and eypers writer OF s,tire ,ogk
part, be ate, 5 J. Cus,irin, a-t
quo Ell some .ius rom YEunr
Night Thoughts used b. the othsr
-partyiu tie wurdv duet EotS- lv
this, bur he reusated verbatim sew
.eral sen tsnces Of the pub shed pa
pers q the two contestants. From
that time forth, a warm friends 81
sprang - beta cen us, which vas
never disturbed until death to (
him dTonl ear q - better dome 2.
40 arr men9rF viii IN ay> remain
freso H. ti- -l.rd a hin .uhy +
wFitin% re a1i.es wa S 5ss-, 4,
son Gad brs iasf, NiS. g. ar. Ia.
bin - mucl sgrps hy az could b4
convey oy a. urFi-agE letter. t.
WHICH ne segLte7 IT, most sdmita
bic mataar, add ml lie TED the
deepest grie', on al tte same time
a beautiful Christina rss'brai on To
the viii % toe Most Eigh G1d.
The desll notice Of tny friend IN /
your paper vera ace Ks agn wpicb
was iaii o. good taste sad wi,5o1t
any fictitious praise. ramlud 4 me
Of a coNmuo eghipt vrce;vea from
hin 5 us rel zsl years ago. /
winch mads tae request Of me. 20 |
give bin 5 me- II IS q to nv G 55reer Z
81 ab',f.r3 IL siobg ~ h. FI's sar
Slve ne WaieI can ard 90 saw 4.
WITH ersirs i ceri.E am srievad 7.
at tne loss o. m friend. for ! dnubt 4
muco. II l have . warn r. = + rrgfr y
one alive, vrt. IL. thaGrts ~aSs aF 4xg1
act -'ruth..I car t.sgip b. tan. ipt
eel that he reve-f wsltr m 70
crology, for 7, am ~ SIRE - e-ti-
mated my worth an .TertS ~
than I do myself. ado than g,nfd .
be warranted byitEfricpI Justice.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
Obituary.

To loving memory OF Mr. Cas-
sANDRA Love, died Jsuuarg 2E-4l.-
wbsn God calls above those whom best
we love, ~H ~
When He sees iii to drive our thoughts
frOu this human hive,
And bows the heart with grief,
What great an sweet relief
With eve-y sorrow aud care, TO go to
Him ~ prayer.
For truly He Only can relieve cur Ioss.
.- that no one can retrieve ..,.t
And give us strength 10 bear our bur
dens on from year 10 year
When ] looked on tha; dear face.
Sweet peaceful even ia the lac great
feE = RIA s. r f1e Hg3TI
Then truly id ] know.
Ripssed hal been her sojourn here below;
known only 10 BE- love bv ali:
Ever cousIdeTate in things great or small
Sue soOtbed the orphans aching heart
She wi Cd rhe t"ar-lrnus. rs hav'i tart
And iUr her ordr aTud dee.- OF love.
We know he rest- with q q .buvc
"A devoted ri, no, e. ii IL
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
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of Leonard
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q 6 Neck Of We
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81 nua''In Memor|
.usy"ii the Lass
Sfu0ba .TNUxtBtt
items OF int
Tha Cou
4 1871 alDIBlfltiI -
s,udT ting 90 q
,stuiol view have
-soo live distris
'dlu9 ton.she Sixt
y' :, ailIi ws,ipyit
.suioq sales of RI
tised in thi
i 81 lord axaelld
-staioq chase need
/. .'. Iaa,sr proyinrder
mus "a Mrs. A
IN q 0 ''ss. fnigo'
her sister,
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= 90? -, ! and appro
.bue.I . for the ter
,yy1gI 'Superinteu
's''''''' send Gus
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s,,ogl Saturday
.vshGoiisn insane {
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lniog given sou
,Esu 'Warrihg q
,iq - John r.
b1H t"i child. for
"a .m sailed Iron
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90 '"ir Scotland, l
az = We have
Register q
calender O
very attra(
ten out by
company
Maryland,
South Ca
bama.
t|gItufro "
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.l next Satn
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George q G
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March I. 1
John III
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
State News.

boo Mr.. David 70 Rlar, for Tnerly iuds e
dat OF the Court Of Appeals and pro
3if minent retired lawyer, died at b is
.d home in the Mount Royal apartments
of heart failure. ,.a f..f
- b WI States Attorney David A. Rohb.
ds a. OF Cumberland. had John W. No.
Conaughy. New York newspaper.
~ mau, arrested on a charge Of crimin-
al libel In connection with the Twigg.
Elosser tragedy investigation.
'L72 The Western Maryland Railway
Company has submitted plans for a
new station ut Hagerstown to cost
$65, 600. s.
Lieut-Col. Frank Popham- Young
OF the British Army, stationed in
India, married Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Marcus, OF New York, at Annapolis.
The trolley crossing at grade Jus
south Of Hyattsville, 10 which The
,.- residents Of the town object, was
inspected by two members of the
Public Service Commission
Three candidates for the Naval
,-- Academy crossed the bay in a. open
) (, boat Saturday night. and reported
safe.
g1tr Baptists in Cambridge occupied
!. part Of the new First Church. built
ea9 In place of one burned in January,
ISlU. Nf-- b1s 1-d ~ vads
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09


In giving direction for, the cure
OF rheumatism. Dr.. Reeder. Of 10
= diana, says: '"Just stop eating IN!
I'll the poor stomach. in fact the
whole allmentary canal, can unload
and get cleaned up, so TO speak.
Just drink water. lots Of it-ealloDs
Of it-wash out the whole tract, get
1t clean. You viii not starve nor
suffer II you do not eat q moutbful Of
solid food for three or fur days;
but as soon as the tongue clears, be-
gin to eat. Yes. eat buttermilky a
baf pint every two hours; you
Won't need anything else for week
five days. snyhcw-and by that
time there won't ba a particle Of
rheumatism about you. -Afer that.
IL you will just remember that your
teeth were made to chew sour food
With, and use them, cut out ali
liquids while eating. eat reasonably
and work reasonably. you ~onrt
again be troubled with rheumatism!
II won't cost you anything - try
this unless, in some cases. ana at
this season Of feastiug, it be pref
ty severe self denial, but little do.
ing without will be wholesome and
beneficial 10 other ailments. a1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
Eugene Hall.
''H' tNbERfkkER

Emba'mSR IN a. its Branches
Have established a branch ~ Leon.
snsst,yEH. Gail = r. Grts sat Hotel II
May who viii look alter al orders
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09

The banquet Of the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Movement in HagerstOwn
next Monday has been limited TO
p -. - - -
sShehf Vets blood hoeInas Eers.
neee SfuIa D. their firstpolee Csc
= Mdbsgoaness =
Mr. Walter ]. Mitchell, chairman
OF the Maryland ShslIfish Commits
sion. said thai The imperfecfions in
the oyster laws seriously handicap;
ped oyster culture in MARI ahdS
nfzryfsud e0i+egs Womrul
a. rI4;thepyilIeo which was damaged
by FIRE, will reopen Tuesday.
Veterans Of both armies in the
Civil War discussed tavorably the
plan to erect ia Wsshipg.o a rnoau-
nent TO Generals Grant aud Lee.
Seventeen out OF q herd of % COWS
In FredeEi lex county were shown by
the tuberealin test to Do infected
and were killed. ns-di frs
While bis wife was 10 the room,
| Frederick G. Smith, confsetioDer,
Of Annapolis, put aupistol in bis
srUuth, pulled the trigger aud disd
States Attorr ey Rabbsaid he h-s.
aban6or ed the gas poisoning heory
10 the Twigg Elosssr mystery.
I Allen A. Payne, recently married,
was trapp 81 Baltimore ard Ohio
bridge d dro Rred whom he jump.
ed into the Youghiogheny flyer g.
Richard G. L. Morcure. The Fair
fax lawyar as9aultei a. Rockville,
is now a criticA condition. Gf
mRecause q. isar ofarrest 'or refus-
iEg y register pegroeS he registra-
! tiog ofiicer Of EIiico.s CiIy did 20.
appear q. his ofiie3 and no voters
were listed ,...e -...
Two trustees of the Church Of the
'aBctthren. HnRidgely, Investigated
trouble in the church gas plaut. 30
feet away I.he, explosion. shook
thastOwHs broke. Yicdows and cost
J them their hair and hisksrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09

Tram ls'f.es anthafieEtale a. II 80.
P ~, arriving az BFandywine ar > 40.
lPi " 'Pcte's C-.Aft niheJie aves Brady
wine AZ 3.H2, p. Il. arrive j. baltimore
at 4 45 p. " AID ~ az iriEton at ! 40
Trains cor Meeting with ~ Pspe's Greek
Linp AZ Bowie leave W'sshfsefor { ~
~. Pniti-n ~ AZ 9O a Al " Sus-
day trains 20 or from Meet uic-v Re.
Nail Stag leaves Le5rarfitovn every
day, vxee1t Sunday. for charlottesville
st T.3o. A. n; leavts Mechsnic~viile for
Ieonsrdtcwt as epOn as mail Il sorted,
10 az rot later thai 1, p. M..7o
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
For Sale.
Or acrourt of ontinuing business,
l viii sell
F.. IIRT CuEAp Epp C.CIJ

wiIs,I
-, -. ~
lthI tHEAP FOR CASH
the following machinery and eouinmep,
~ S"s Z" Tue F"'uAeh' LuuO'r Ionh-
One 20 IT p Corn'sh Boiler. on
sid, wi'h2h II. p, Ajax Engine noun
fet One No ~ EarQuhhr Saw-mill
with - ino- u. ra rriage. - f.ef o. ". ys
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
IS z FREDDIE colts,

~ q FFGalO COllS,
Mare colt, year old IN Spring,
NJ Pan colt months all, n
] Work mare with fold, E
/ Good baoo Sow, Fl Is
l Grade Berkshire boar certified 10
register,
] No ] mich and butter COW, Gresh
in yune).. -...
70 j God Mower. tOsroraeJ
b., 1New Osborne Hay Rake.
1 Good as new Die Harrow.
w.. ! Binder, Mccormick,
b.. .,.,7 1eoqdsaIky ploR used one season,
l Good surrey (douubie), ..t.-.
.r ! Coco -Fearnt We on, H La.
a''l Hay aGt Fodder, T
Housebol5 Furniture and Kitchen,
" Farming Tnp'ptih6ts such ~ p'ows.
a. hoes az. Go numerous 40 mention.
TERMs or sALr-stn and under
.. cash. Oyer that amount fr outBs
credit with Apr we'd security.
j. 4 MOGERY.
-.rs .,f-sy $3.50 IIyNer Hin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09

a. yIsAss$a
ardtown.
been reca
have the
49, . next week
IA the right
LII practical
serve the
Five h
have beer
Catholic d
donors OF
Anna Gar
tingly. D
A3SaGsr
1-st.i,o We are ip
ganiD are the Ia
no. odOther wi
'9oq . but have
81 nod y 1rai -
- issd rnnAn exp
80 cote OF dynan
terminal I
zuyA :,
hid .aWau 10
sons, wo
v.. millions
fha0Hysasbssnl
King, OF
,.dieut byay
employee
Railroad,
sVEiHAHO
A Bud
writes. 1
RgHof Lee Mag
''p7771''w with onl
yIstnsu fox that
as las ounces.
,u.r.. while nd
- ssll,sl was seldo
'3'ittiia dence. Il
gbHi ga .l'.
1na ,us CURES q
iii 1o' put . 20
ii would IA
80 ~ tne Brdo
'@k same, no
III 10 yited I
"a 10 learn no
.,f. dogs can
sion. WI
way ''an<
yun.'. COO
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
SELLING OFF AT COST.

On account of making room for my
Spring Stock, I am forced to Sacr fee
my lar stock OF DRY GOODS, SHOES.
NATIONS. CLOTHING &r. .aa .
These goods must be. snlI and now il
the tinte II obtain pargairs never be-
fore oifrei the people Of 81. Mary's.
All goods are ncw-Come and exa-
mine 'or yourself and be convinced oi the
rare opportunity to purchase almost at
your own price. ,.,- ...sf -g
Courteous Treatment Guaran
BEN. YoFFEE. ..r'
Jan. l9-u. Il AorgsHza, Nd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09

THURSDAY -MoasIse. Feb. Q. 1911.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
Notiee 20 Masistsates

Blaak Forms n Warrants and Com.
mittne nts for Justiees OF the Peace. are
sale at the BEAoos 0rrnE. a
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
Leonard HulI,
TO- snT puiu0Elq
Leonardtown. Md.
CoSDUCTED BY THE
tH
xaVerisn Brothers.

Leonard Hall affords excellent oppor-
tunitits for q therourA Preparatory shs
High School Educa -ior.. a..
ng. 81
Brarders and Day Scholars are ~
&c we'd. b .-rt s.y .r- r... sts.I"
Terms for b artgrs $3.50 Do llars per
wear. Day Sc. GLARS sccoraif.gtd Grades
The grounds 'sre eytersive snd afford
sAcsi eIs edvs-ntages for -Atbiefr Sports.
d For FUR her .inIqrmation. amply to
BROTHER WAITER.
Dec. 23-1m. -1slssb IJfrectof.h !,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1911-02-09
!. G!'1rel q nv Nv Mill

). FLOUR, Meal and Feed on hand
Tor sale all the time cheap for cAeH
thereafter, In ofder TO avoid bav.
ing 70, keap mill books. ali ordw~,
must be accompanied by thu cash
y. r. GREENWETI.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

from the teachers conye einn at Douglas. The session Is proving a most interesting one and productive of excellent results
 Mrs. John Rnck is reported aa L. ing much better from her recent ser ious illness, which is pleasing news to her many friends.
 Don't iprg.t the th:rii-th annua dance tpihnrrow night :n be gwen hy the Rescue Hose c.. N. ].
 Jame- Flynn and Rabt Astrl let for B-nson today on brief bu-ines, vi,it.
 Mir. James Robinson returned la-' evening from Bisbee a here she sper the Chri-'mss holidays with he daughter, Mrs J Patton and fan fly.
 [ Governor Sloan yesterday granted parole 10 Elbert Scnenck, who na sent to the industrial schocl at Ben sol. about year ago. The parol was recommended by superir tenden Mahuney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Death Of
 s. 1. RuckfelIow

Samuel [. Rocki lInw did this n rni"g st the home uf h!s son, J, In \ R ckIe ", m this cIfv, alter a iirgeTirg nlress of eighteen n ontis.
 Nr. R ckf How was b,rr Tn Mt. Morris. New York, August 1, Is s and spent the greater part of h,- life there Re ring 1T, m hnsrnes~ Jtnusry l. l@6, he came Wet in April ot the sans year tp reside wIth hi- son with who he hus made his home upto the time of his death
 While m Tombstone the deceased manifested a deep interest in .he general welfare of the communit He vas especially Interested in the sdlca tiunaI and r,I'gicus ie Of the public.
 His daughter, Miss Annie G. Rock iellow, Sho has been with him and shared in the care oi him ring his declining months, w Il accnn psnv the body hac< to NJ. Morris, New York where t is to he laid tp rest.
 Tine funeral service will be held on about January :, 1911 in the Pres. hyterisn church At Mt. Morris of which MT, RockteH,w was life long member and an cider st the time of he coming west
 Miss RockfelIow Hill remain in the east.
 The deceas-d. Mr Rock:all1w. dur ing his few years residence iu Tomb st me form, circle of friends who had s great admiration for the good man and whose symrarhI- were with him during hi- lingering illness The deceased had wonderfully strong c n-titntion, ard regard ess of his suffering during his months of illness he retained s clear mind and hope ful and Ri dly spirit until death.
 The sorfowirg daughter and son have the symp thy oi the entire com muuity in the loss Of kind md lov iug father.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Discusses Important
 Topic at Conventio n

At the Doug'ss onventinn ytster- day teachers who have heen acc tom . ed 10 regard school boards with an awe that amount, almost to veners- tion and educa'ors who h ve been prone to prefer errIng D the eide of conservatism rather than rick depart ure from the estahli-hed sy-tem, sat up and Iork notice ye-t.rd.y morn ing when pr. Fredr rick T. Wrg Of Doug ss pened fire on the nd m educational system and called fra return totne teaching of fundsm ntal- n the public school Accord to the Dispatch Dr.. Wright address crested he ore big sensation of the convention. A numher Of the tCucs- tors declared yesterday that they took issue with his criticism oi the sy-te.L and would reply to his arguments b,- fore the convention closed
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Rebels Sighted
 Near kacOzari

Adyices from Dpurlss gre to the fleet that Iehel nc'ivi;y in Mexlro has manlfestsd it-eli m . Slnora for Il Q tir-t time -Ince the present oItora ak .. A hand of insurgents evidently march. ing from C1ihusnus. hs- arrived at a mining ca "p ca, of Naccz,ri The leader of the band assured Americans that their miring properties will not he :nole-ted. He said he had heen educat' q ID Ch'csgn nd was atrang- er m Eol'Ta.
 The ,mss ci Mexicans were search. I'd and -rms conii-cated. Some Mex ican- We're imprrssed while ,thers jo'I ed the tai 2 lurtsr'ly.
 Filty lederal r"ops arrived early to- day ar Agua Pratt, scT S the border from Doug!a=, having marched over land IT, m \ co. It is -nnounct they sil' proceed tn Nae, znr, ith II , intention of meeting the rebel ar d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Birthday of First
 Mayor of Tucson

SR DeLong secretary of the Ari- 2 ma PDH@er @rciaty, Wednesday eel ehrstsd lis S2nd birt day and i- still hale and hearty.
 MT, DeLong was the frst mayor of Tucson, going into office on January l, lS7l, and -ery ng two terms. lie had come tc tucson seven years e. fore with the army and saw 8 great deal of Indian fighting both shiie in the army and in the r.ids which oc. cured subsequently,. During the greater par; oi his re-idsnce in Tuc- 5ol Mir 0eLpng has been eng tged in mining, and ha, had very good suc- ces., making some profitable sales recently
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

Pioneer home e set of elegant iurpi. tuIe for one room.
 The Journal Miner says:
 The gift is A combins non of com fort and stability. aud came un.ol,cI,- ed from this we'll known and popular commercial man. Among the srtic cles area bedstesd, dresser tables. sasy chairs, all made from Circsssisn ma. hogony Each piece is as durable as steel and is made to endure Tor all time. In the list also are spring and top n sttress, the 6Dest grade manufactured of white California blankets, s silk comfort that is work of art, an elegant hody Brussels rug, 9xl2 feet, showdown pillows, and other u,eful articles on the same line of sub-tsotIsl and beautiful make.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Hess Locates
 A Hermit

Clad only in breech-clo.h and sandals, and armed wit shotgun 8 wildman is rowing the Colorado des- ert according to astatement Of Philip Hess, a Cslexo miner, known iu Ari. zona. Hess says he has verified this statement by filing on gold claim which he says is rich and which he de. clares was shown to him by the wild man. whom he met while prospect" ing.
 "lt was north of Coyote that ran acroes he civilized barbarian" saId Hess, He was hidden behind bunch of sagebrush and he'd me covered VI; b his shotgun the instsn. yelled at him.
 Save for tattered breech cloth and sandals of worn leather, he was naked. His hair hung to his shoul- ders. should judge he was m ore than , feet tall. Holding me cap tive be guided me ab Iut half a mile to the north, where he halted at narrow EuIcb.
 "There" he exclaimed, Stake that out and go back and tell your friends that a man. ~h ho was once a rich New Yorker and blew in fortune, guided you to r'ches".
 Captain Bartlett Of Otis, who te- iieves be knows the i'd. nrity oi tine wild man, has left ou prospecting trip ID the dLsert and to search for him. Captain Bartlett says the wild man is former veal, hy New Yorker who disappeared after financial rec versee. He refused to devulge the mans name.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
[ l ys.. | | Nc.

That at the said election all qualified electors voting shall vote directly for or against the said proposed constitution. That the Board of Supervisors in each county shall issue it's O der a, feast fifteen days before said eiec io1, de-iensiing the house or place 2iihin each precinct where ,he said election must be held. and appoint Board Of Elecion for each precinct as provided by.
 That all Boards of Election shlll make returns of the said election direc; 10 the Secretary e. the Territory. al Phoenm, the Capital, as provided by Section 2r, of the Enabling Act.
 That the Election Laws of the Ter ritory of ArizoAa row in force, ss far as are applicable snd not in conflict with ,he sad Enabling Acr, incluLing the Penal Laws of said Territory rel ring 10 elections, illeg al voting and other illegal practices thereof, are hereby e1'ended to the election herein provided for.
 And do hereby offer reward of Fifty $50 ooi Dollars for the ares, and con Sic.:cs cfsay and erery person violating any of the provisions of Title W t, Part I |, Of tbe Penal Code. such reward to De paid until the amour; hereafter expended tor the purpose r-aches the amount of One Thousand (SIoool Dollars.
 IN WITNESS WHERE
 OF, l have h. -reunio SC;
 my hand and caused the
 Great Seal of the Terri (SEAL) tory Of Arxona to be af-
 fixed. Done a; Phoenix.
 the Capital, ihis I2th day
 of December. A. D, Nine
 teen Hundred Ten.
 GEORGE U YOUNG. By the Acting Governor.
 R. A. KIRK,
 Assistant Secretary Of Arizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Stamp Man
 Pleads Guilty

R chard Cord D. II Q man arrested few dave agn at Ben-on on charge of buying stolen postage stsmps in Kisme', Kausas, entered Il plea of guilty before Com missioner Ricbey yesterday and was held over, awaiting directory orders from the Wichita division of the Uni ed States Ditsrict court in Kanss-. The stamps were stolen from small postoffice in the vicInit, of Kismet, but Gordon claims t1 have bought them in kismet, He ia charged with being an accessory site the fact
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
PHOENIX TEACHER PUTS A BAN
 ON SLANG

4. K. Stsbler, principal of the high school -t PhueDix. has issued sJrcng order Co the boys of the school 10 break away from slang and profanity which he considers has b cone dis gracefully prevalent in the school. Slang especially hss 60 invaded the vocabulary Of many of the students 8 10 render their conversation almO-: upintelligihle to the high .brow mind
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Monarch of the
 Dragons Here

Thcs R. S"rin, pioneer new-paper- man and monarch of the DrsgoUns. is T'mhstoue visitor today from the famous Sorin ranch located within the shadow of Cochi.e Srrongtoid- rhe natural fortress V here the Apache chIei, after hom this county aas nsmed, held urdi.putsd sway during he days that tried mems sous. MT SoEin has many warm fr ends in Tombstone who are always glad to greet him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01
Deputy White
 Arrests Albert Capp

Charged with having bought stock across the International boundary withou' first paying duty up The animsl-, Albert Cspp, one of The al
 legged rUstlers arrested last week was rearres,ed in Bisbee yesterday This followed his return to Bisbee With bis attorney s K Will ms. following giv- irg bond for Sl LOO 10 iDsure his ap- pssrance before the next grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-01-01

H- was a res ed " Lsputy Will White and wiIl he brought to fouIh- stone 70 have preliminary hearing b-iore Commi -I0uer \ l. Grow, to- moIroN afternoon Al o'clock.
 The present cha ge sgsi.st C-pP grew out oi the alleged operations of the rCstler hand which r. charged with having brought many head ot horse-, cattle srd mules across the ! ! ne -tolen from ranchers in S nora. | Three mules recently identified tH 1 Mexican osIer-, form the basis Of | the charge in ihis instance.