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Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Democratic Rally
 Scheduled for Phoenix

On the evening of Saturday. Nov llth. in the city of Phoenix, the open. ing gun of the State wide camp sisp to be made by the members of the demo- cratic stste ticket, will be fired.
 Marcus A Smith. Henry F Ashurst, George W P Hunt, Sidney P Osborn, w P Geary. F A Jones. A W Cole. J c Csllsghan. David F Johnscn, Alfred Franklin, George Purdy BullArd. Henry Ross and D L Cunninshs m vi be introd duced and each will hsvs . few words to say.
 It was decided to leave the arTap Re- ment of sil detsils concerning the meeting to the members of the Asri- cops Democratic Club. who will secure A meeting place, hire . band. arrange for chairman and secure the usces- ssry red fire. This meeting promises to be the greatest political gathering ever held in the history of Aslsons It will te the fret time c STATE tieked of any party ever appeared be- fore s gathering Of Atisouans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Last Cochise
 Grand Jury

The present Cochise county grand jury, which. by the way, is the lsst one under territorial govern ment. is making 8 record that has certainly eclipsed that of any previous ioqlisi- torisl body m Cochise county m years Judging from the partial report filed yesterday, B csses were considered in two days. Of these IS true bills were found and l4 cases ignored.
 "We have an excellent working force" proudly said Foreman Sam FIeds today, who paid high tribute to the collective character, earnestness and sensible judgmen, oi that repre- sentative body.
 It is understood the grand jury will complete their isbors by tonight and take recess until after the elsctIon ID Decem'er when they vii reconven, D e. asider Cases that have meanwhile accumulated and n'-ke final repcst Of their investigs- tions
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Swallows String;
 Suffers Great Pain

Suffering excruciating paine from cue of the most peculiar sfilictions that has ever been known iu AT'zons the S-year-old son Of Section Foreman WOodmsnsie Of the Brsd,hsw Noun tain railway wss taken to Prescott Monday night for treatment tO dis lodge piece of string that had inn beddet itself in the Ooy's throat. The young man Is sad to have eaten g pice of bread and from some un. known cause piece ot string fosnd it's wsy into the fur and later was baked into the losi. 8 small DOT ion oi Rhich he ate with the result ths It hss become lodged deep down in his throat and has produced sD acute inhams ion. The case is attracting much attention in surgical circles being the fret Of its character that hs. ever been kLoNn to conir, nt the med icsl fraternity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Court Cases Filed
PROBATE COURT

Estate and guardianship of Kelly minor-; Robert Hennessy appointed guardian
 Estate Of Lee Ross; Order sPpo;nt- ing Dsn B Seed. Jo. Thomas, and Jas McGsrry appraisers.
 Estate of Geo Rsferty, order ap- pointing Geo Brsvin, Jas Mare and W R King appraisers.
 Estate of Mack B Person, minor order appointing Nov :, 1911 st 10 s m day of settlement Of sccount and directing notice given.
 E-t.te of Clyde T Scott, order f1ing Nov IA. 1911 at 10 A. m. day hearing return sale Of real estate.
 Estate Of W You.t; Novl3, 1911 at 10 &. m. day settlement account, etc..
 Estste of Cora B Thomas. Nov il, 1911 at lHa. IT.. day hearing petition of Hannah F Stocker for letters for herself and Mrs Laura Guise.
 Estate of Frank McGovern, order appointing 4 H Wien sdmr, also or der ssle personal property. slso order publication notice to creditor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
From Thursdays Daily

l. c Shsttuck, president and gener- al manager of the Sfsttuck & Arizons Mining company, cP"rsting 10 the Warren district, was cn arrival On the noon train from Bis,es on e stay of several days on court business NIT Shsttuck has host of friends in the county seat who are always pleased to greet him.
 Attorney Kingsbury was re- turning passenger this noon from Bis- bee asd Douglas, where he hss been on legsl business.
 John Hogan, j1stice uf the peace at Biscee, came over from the copper camp this morning to appear Az witness before the lunacy com mission this afternoon.
 Several Tombstone republicans left this afternoon for Bisbee to attend the meeting of ths republican central committee which meets iu that city this evening, the meeting having been called by Chairman A H Gardner Of that organization.
 Chief Of police Geo Brsvin, Assessor Chss. Howe, City Treasurer Harry Raff. rty. Deputy Recorder F A Hughes, and City Attorney W G Gil more returned last evening from a meeting of the precinct committee men at To lglss yesterday morning and r,port a very enthusiastic gather ing ard everything points to a Demo cratic landslide in Cochise county on Dec l2th Jos Henderson of Bishes vas elected chairman and A c Kar ger secretary George B'svin wa, named as one Of the executive com mittee and Cbss Howe ss teTritoris committeeman.
 JC Campbell, superintendent c the Willcox public schools is number, Smong the county capital visitors 10 few days on mstters before the die trirt court.
 pr Bledsoe, chiei oi the Cs umet { Arizona hospital at bsbes. sccom. ,psnied by Lis sic, arrived in the cit, this morning.
 JC Page, one Of the test knowl citizens oi the northern part Of Go chise county. is an arriEsi in Tomb stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Shrewd Political Chief
 Continued at Helm

A H Gardner chairman o. the Re- publican County Central committee ssturned today from Bisbee where 2 meeting of the faithful was had and organization perfected for the coming campaign. Mir Gardner emerged ss CD easy winner Of a heated contest for control of the 2. o. p. machinery 0nuglss making e strensous effort for chsirmanship but the genial Tomb 0toner "put one over" on the border pi,y sspirsnts so gracefully that all were left hopelessly stranded. MT Gardner was re-elected chairman and Barry Locke secretary. Tombstone vas pitted sgainst the field and Tomb stope won, as usual.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

Lsst week J F Raney lessed and bonded the Red Pain, group of seven elaine. located about nine miles north of Parker, to ) E Kreeps of Los Angeles- The leaee and bond runs for for . period of five yesrs. regular payments so be made monthly. At the expiration of five yesrs, the final and largest payment becomes due.
 At Phoenix. Constable Msje Ivy wss acquitted Saturday in the die. trict court. foilo-ioe . trial on . charge of providing an Indian with liquor.
 The Calumet & Arizons Mining company has secured sn option on the Aio mine in Yums county. south of Gila Bend. The property was option. cd from the New Cornelis Copper company of St. Louis. Mo, and will bs developed to . depth with . series of dismond driu holss
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Stra nge Case of
 Phoenix Youth

Tedors Ruiz of Phoenix. soms yesrs ago was bitten by rattlesps ke. Since then he hss los. the power Q! speech and hse been subject tn pecnl- far moods, which appear 10 bs moot marked during the period of the year corresponding to the time the boy va, bitten. At these times thS boy runs sway to ", noer about the dessrt
 He -esms to oe dual personslity -one controlled by normal, humsp reason, the other s~sved by the fsrsl influence of the crotalus. suEviving the deadly sting, he yet hae beco ne sufficiently innocuisted to succumb morally and intellectually to the ei- fects. It seems that his frs,l young constitution wac unable to throw oh the poison and the blood has. of course infused i, into the vital orgsns ot the brain.
 The Gazette says tbst psy chologicsI l and physiological interest attach to this boy Before he was bitten be wac as normal ss any boy who scswsrs the schOol tell's ring. Nov. when the period of the snskebits drsws near, 6 striking change ia mspiiest in him. His eyes take on c pIsFcing |, str'nse expression. He seizss upon every opportunity cunniogly to es- cape bis parents vigilance and flee to the desers. At these times he has . mania for picking up tosds ssd bugs. The impulse to get away seeme over po~ering. Thwsrted, he soeaetimes bscumes violent.
 Doee he seek the comoaoioush;p of snskes during these wsnderinss' No. bods Knows. Yet bic case rsmtpd- one Of the weird ssory Of EIeie Venner. victim of prenatal snake ,uAueoce
 Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes has writ. ten . most remarkable character .tudy, based upon the sting oi . csot- sluJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
From Fridays [ ally

Many Tombs'on'tes are conteu- plating a trip to PhoeDix to attend the first State Fair next week. Tick cts go on sale tomorrow morning and W ii be good returning On the 18th of the month. The round trip far from Tom bs,ono has been fixed at S8.lO.
 Dr M Leonard is numbered among the professional visitors in Tombstone today from his home st Gleeson.
 During the month oi October lthsrs were filed with the clerk of the district court total of 2l new civil sctions, the majority Of which will be tried at this term oi the district court, in sd7 dition to those now on the calendar.
 Tine many lessors oi the West Side and Lucky Cuss mines have been hoisting ore for the pas two days and getting ready for large shipment the Fl I ssO smelters. Wm Mckee msster mechanic for the c & A Mining Co's. property in the Warren district is a visitor in Tombstone ss s witness before tho grand jury.
 Frank Hand ard fife are numbe |. sG among the visitors in the county capital today from the auschucs mouutsins on brief visit.
 Attorney L Cunningham accom- psri.d by his wife left this morning for Wilcoz and Sulphur Spring Vsl- ley points, where MT Cunningham goes in the interests of his candidacy for supreme judge.
 The latest marriage license to be issued @ en,itled William D Goodsell to wed Clidesn Simpson. both resi- dents of Douglas. This is the shr.t bliss ticket for the month of Novem- Der.
 George Ramsey, one of the pioree:. Uf the Huachucs mountaius and after whom Ramsey Canyon was named is ar omtst,ne visitor today on court business.
 The board Of supervisors will be iu regular monthly eessron on next Mon- day, November 9th, for the purpose oI trsnsacting the regular county busi- ness and allowing demands. , According to information received from The neighboring towns many visitors will be in Ion bstone next
 Tueadsy to take in the Ho wes' Gres London Circus. which will exhibit here on that day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Taxpayers Assn
 For GiIa County

J \ ,isines Secretary of the Go chise County TAspsJe ers' Assoclstion returned last evening from Globe where he was called to confer with the lsxpsy CTS Association of Gila county. Mir Gaine. stated an enihu- 6 tic meeting was held at Gl ,he [, and the same check ng system and methods adopted by th- Cochi-e Assu. cistion, and explained by MT Gaines will be followed by the Gils orgsnizs- tion. Several counties throughcu | the territory are considering sdvisa- bility of organizing Taxpayers AssO citations, following Cochise's lead, and similar systems and co operation ef- fected in the various counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Decrease in Issuance
 of Marriage Licenses

The month of October has proven to be the lowest month % far duripg the present year in the issuance O! marriage licenses, e the records of the probate court .ill chow. there hsyiDg been granted but twenty thres licenses. while Ontober of Isss year shows total of 3S, making . de- crease of fifteen.
 During the past few dsys the iol.. lowing licenses were ersnted:
 wn B Meenk to wed Ids Prnsts, both of Douglas.
 MIKe Bello to Wed scsnonsro Jos- epb, both of Bisbee.
 Peter Christensen to wed Irene Merids Lockbsrt, both of Douglas.
 James B TeDney to ~ed Katherine L sims. both oi Bisbse-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Many Coroner's
 Inquests Filed

During the pact several dave, many coroners inquests have been piling into the office of the clerk of the die trict court for record, a follows;-
 Lurs Leous Ellsworth of Bisbee. cause of death given as natural causes.
 Frank Blo.evich of Lowell, cause Of death due to "sccident in mine, un- svoidable "
 Ethel Paterson of Bisbse. couse giv CD e "drsnk carbolic acid poison, taken with suicide intent
 Florencia Vasquez Of Pir,leville, cause "consumption. did not have medical attention.
 Pablo Comes Of Douglse, cause given ss -iniuries received from train No. 5. no fault of employees"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Tex Edwards Returns
 From Mexican War

Just returning from Mexico where he has been actively identified with the Mexican revolution "Iex" c Ed ssr Is oi Tombstone, at one time re- ported gilled in battle, has returned U Cochise county. very much alive. and Is brim fuli of exciting renin- i:ences oi the "l-ts unpleass ntness' in our sister republic.
 Tex" as ne IS familiarity known among hs friends, is 8 daring and ventureso me spirit, typicaily western. s9d one oi the first volunteers from Tombstone to join the Rough Riders. being q member of troop B which did valiant ~ork at the front When the insurrectos were tecoming active in Mexico, Tex" bsrked 10 the cal 10 arms and went across the line te1d-r- ing his services to Msdero and was given command on December 7th For personal reasons and following 8 custom of many Americans in the service, Tex" assumed the name or Carl Creighton, and was commission- ei az captain. His command was composed oi nearly 80 per cent An er- cans and their first work was an at ts k on La Grsnde, repulsing the isdersls and capturing the city with los of but 3S men. 1 succession Of victories with little loss of men made his command noted. Many trsbsfers were necessary because o! shortage of ammunition and Captain Edssrds wac later found with Red Lopez. slso of Tombstone fame, at Agua Priets where. in she fret battle it was re- p, rted t:st Tex" was killed. It developed that the dead msn wss James Edssrds, brother Of "Ttx," who was also an officer, and sacrificed hi5 lie ss one of the fortunes of war. The dead man was buried with mIli. tsry honors in the plaza st Agus PriPta.
 Captain Edwards was a memter of the court martial that passed sentence up Red Lopez =ho ~ss subsequent ly executed The Captain wac also s member Of the b dy guard which &C., compsnied Madero on hIs triumphal march to the city of Mexico.
 Captain Ed . ards IS of the opinion thst the Mexico troubles are far from settled sbd much unrest and G.sss,isfaction manifest st many Of q proposed Madero policies. Cap tain FdWsrds locke for smother revo- luiion in Mexico very soon. headed by Reyes sympAthizers. Gen Reyes is very popular with his people and msny would flock to his standard.
 "Would you enter the service again in case O; another revolution?" sskei the PRcsPEcToR reporter Of Captain Edwards.
 "Yes think I wouIj." answered the Csptsin Tith a merry twinkle and his friends are of the opinion thst be would As he could not resist c chance to go to war.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
HIS TROUBLE l
 NOT OF HEART
Real Facts In Regard To E. 2. huffman's Illness. Relief Ob.
 fained By Curing His :
 StOmaeh Ailments. ;.

Waynesyille, N. C.-Mr. F. R. Huffman, of this city, says: "I suffered dreadfully with what thought was heart trouble, and tried various medicines in vain.
 After other remedies had failed, Thed- ford's Black-Draught restored me to health. ] would not feel safe without Black -Draught in the house. consider it worth its weight in gold.
 It cured my indigestion, and by this means ] was restored to health. can not express my gratitude for its benefits"
 Good health depends on the condition of your digestion. Poor digestion and good health do not go together.
 Thedford's Black-Draught will thoroughly cleanse and set in order your digestive system.
 It has done this for others, during the past 70 years, and Is today the most popular vegetable liver remedy on the market. Tyit.
 Insist on Thediord's. Phes ze. ;
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

The grand lnry made another final report this morning st Il:30 and sd- burned until December 2l ss fol- lowe:-
 Harvey Hughes. murder.
 B F Faust, grand larceny.
 Lorenzo Martinez robbery.
 W R Bluskey and T Porch, grand larceny.
 W W Terry, ssssuit with intent to commit murder.
 R W Baker. grand larceny.
 l. Herr, crime against nature.
 Elito Hernsndes, assault with . deadly weapon.
 The following persons against whom charges were pending were orr dered dischsrged. the grand jury hay. ing ignored their csses:-
 sherman Ale; Charles Wexler, An- touio ssndoval. Charles Marion. Guillermo Vallejo. F Bepcomo, Res iugio Lesl and R A Pride.
 The following prisoners plead gnil'y this afternoon to the ind ,c: me Dts found them and will be sentenced to. morrow morning by Judge Dosn:
 Vincenfe Garcia. Herculsno Uzera, Jesus Nsvarro, L D Richardson, Msteo ssotos. each for burglary.
 The prisoners indicted by the grand jnry today will be srrsigned to norrow morning to enter pleas to the indic,. ments returned sesinet them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Aviator Fowler
 Passes by Tombstone

Fowler, the aviator, digressed from his route over the $ P and instead went over the E P < s W today to fly to Bisi ee and Douglas leaving Ben son ct about 3 p. m. All Tombstone were gazing Fsirbsnkwsrd to get s glimpse of the sirsbip. Only those with powerful glasses were enabled to zee the flight nine miles away. The machine ps.sed over Fairhank ard making good headssy to Bisbee ss ve go to press-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
hoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, o.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and elieve him perfectly honorable in all .usiness transactions and financially sb!e a carry out any obligations made by [ is firm.
 WALDIse, KINsAs & MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druegists, Toledo, O
 Hsli's Catsrrh Cure is taken inter islly, setting directly upon the blood and mucOus surface of the system Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents Iry bottle. Sold h~ all duegists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Watson Comes
 Out Winner

4 tie vote between H F. Heiebton and W NJ Wstson of Tucson for the republican nomination for treasurer necessitsteda a drawing to decide who should be placed on the ballot and the same was conducted by the board Of supervisors Seven ballots were plac- ID 6 hat, five being blank. All the blanks were drawn, then Wstson's name.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Work Resumed
 at Nacozari

All the Mexican lsoorsrs who walked out at Nscozsri Tuesd-y night returned to work yesterday and the concentrstor where the trouble stsrt- ed. is running full force The strike did oot involve ell the men st Nsco- Eari e reported in Douglas Tuesday night. but only those employed at the concentration wbo attempted to resist instructions Of the sbiit super intendent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
To Photograph
 Fort Huachuca

About 356 pictures oi Fort Hsuchu. co are to be taken in the near future, according ts 6 communication re- ceived from Lieu, W D Geary, qusf- termaster, 18th cavalry. The pictures ave tO be taken for war department uses' Two or three ard possibly m pro pictures are to be taken Of each of the 76 buildings.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

iug X Loan Association vsG c Barr, ct sl, for debt, judgment for the plain. tia.
 Judgment wac grspted to the plain t'f In the case of the Lindauer Mer- can,ile Company vs F T Coleman, for d b,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Thanksgiving
 Proclamation

President Taft has issued his an ual Thanksgiving proclamation ca l ing On citizens of the United States to celebrate Thur-day, the thii,ieth of November, ss day Of thanksgiving and prayer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

The .e-:::c-:.! s.sna ju.y is rushing its investigations ss may be evidenced by the fact that that tody held an evening session last night until about ten o'clock. and according to the dis tfict attorney's office will make s par tisl report to the court at the coven. ing of that tribunal early tomorrow morning.
 The entire fornoon in the district court was tsken up today in the call ing of the vsriocs calendars and the setting and dismissing of many eases was recorded. there being pearly four hundred csses upon the cslendars which received the consideration of the court and bar.
 The foIIo~ing cases were disposed of throughout todsys session:-
 h the divorce case of John 8 Hsr. per vs LoreIls T Harper, . decree sas granted to the plaintiff.
 The case of Cbss Bowman vs Paul Wsrnekros ct si, which has been hang. jog fire upon the calendar for several yesrs past. was taken up snd the hear. ing on the defendants motion for judgment in the matter wss set for December 18th.
 In the csse 0f the South~es Ma. tiopal Bank vs John s Merrill ct al for debt, judgment wss awarded to plaintiff
 A decree of divorce was granted in the csse of Annie c Crockett vs Gsno 6 Crockett.
 The case ot the State Mutual Build.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Doings in the
District Court

The district court convened today and this the date slso for the con- veniug of the grand jury.
 When roll call was he'd of the jurors subpoened, beside the number not found and eIcusee offered. there were but half of the original vepire on hand An order wac made for 6 special ven- ire si ls Cochise ci,izens 10 act sf grand jorors returnable tomorrow at l:30 p m.
 Tbe following were reported by th heriff:- e
 Maurice Debn, A E Lutley, Dan Hoescb, Sam Field. F Vaughn. A D Fair. F Fitzpatrick, J Jeffrey. Ray B Krebs, all Of Bisbee; Frank T Rsm- sey. Jerry Ileys and H A Iverson of Douglas; B MAthsr and Pearl Adams of Benson; Renwick White of San Simon; JAmes Wolfe and Lawrence Woolery oi the San Pedro; Dan Cat. inc of Courtlsnd.
 The grand jury will have some fifty cases to examine into.