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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-30
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Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1911-11-30

JENs RIVENES,
Attorney for Petitioner. 3t41
Razors keen, towels clean. Houck $.
Nuf sed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Many Chinamen May
 Invade Arizona

An army of Chinamen will cros, the international border snd invade Ari- zonR fl the revolution assumes serious proportions in Sonora. That st least is the prediction of Inspector In Charge Burnett, who is at the head of the government immigration in- spectors oi this territory.
 The hatred Of the insurgents for the ChinameD is pronounced, Ee states. To such ,.n extent las the Yellow Peril taken possession Of the western and northern Mexican states that they are virtually in control of the smaller mercantile enterprises.
 This is said to have stirred up in- tense feeling among the classes of Mexicans most affected.
 The ins spector in charge anticipates that his inspectors will have their hsnd- full in srresting Chinamen for illegal entry into the United States when fleeing from Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Did Not Sabe
 Aqua HuaChuca

Speaking Of tue water com psny A. il. Gardner told gcoi one while at Bisbce, and printed in the Evening Miner ss follows:-
 "A ci izen of Tombstone some time ago wen. to a physician for A pre- scriptIon. The patriotic doctor, after writing the names Of the various drugs necessary to the welfare Of his patient, added iqra HaschGcs, , O.. The patient got copy of the pre- scription, finding 1t to be good for him, and ultimately moved to New York While there ii heCame neces- ary 10 have the prescription re-tlied. He took 1t 10 druggist who, after looking it over, said he did not have all the Ingredients in stock, and It would be necessary 10 call the next day for the medicine. The truth was that the druggist did not know what "Aqus HnacLuca" was, and noting the address 0! the Tombstone drug gist he wired him, T nave examined ,he [. :. ?. and can't find Aqua Huschuca What is ity'
 "The answer was promptly return ed. Pure Mountsin Spring water ["
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

We take the following breezy e1- cerpts from the Cochi.e County Press observation on the county seat re- movsl question;
 "Too bad. that Tombstones sister towns are after her county scalp. at the same time expressing mpathy of the deepest kind in her time Of trouble.
 That's right-the proper spirit, Jump CD fellow when he is down.
 But cay; what does the Congress of the United States care whether the Cochise county seat is moved from its time honored home to & mining camp. or a town on the southern border, or the center of the county, or to locality which the people of the whole county reach by rail in the morning, transact their Business and catch the evening train home? What do they care.
 "is must be conceded, however that Bishee and Douglas are quite justified in wanting the county seat. Haven't they the gre test population Don't they pay 6 great amount oi taxes, Don't they furnish pretty nearly all the cases, criminal, civil divorce and insanity Don't the big gest fee bills in the justice court: come from there And don't the most of the big lawyers in the county reside in these towns? Ot course
 "But here's 6 question:
 "Whst is the difference between taking a stub train into Bisbee, and taking a stub train into Tombstone: Both are out of the way from the main routes of travel.
 "Apd bere's another.
 Way should our citizens travel the length aud breadth of the county to reach Douglas, iust because Douglas wants it?"
 After making "puil' for Benson the Press concludes:
 "Benson is thinking Of holding s 6 meeting and sending 8 committee to see Congress and asking them fl il they will give us the county seat, gi,hou. putting :he :s-psye.s .c :hc expense of an election
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Constitution Carried
 by Over 80 Per Cent

Pho NIX Feb. l0-The returns from all over the territory iuiica te that Arizonss Constitution was ratified by sweeping msjo,ity of over 70 per cent, the ursn;mity of sentiment maniiesting itself in every county in the territory. Many precincts in the county returns show solid vote for the constitution, not a negative vote being scored in three precincts in Co., chise, two in Msricopa, one each in Gils, Iums. Goconino, and Ysvapsi counties. Maricop2 carried by oyer to l, while Pima with s6G . BIS and Pinsl 6ss to 212, and s.! northern counties carried by - per cent. Gila and Yuma counties reached the high est records of nearly 90 Ter cent. A light vote was ca | thr ughout terri. tory
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
From Wednesda Daily

r ( Campbell, assistant manager of the Copper Queen store at Bisbee and vile, are .n th, city on a several days visit
 pr. E. W. Adamson, Of the county poor farm, is in Tom bstone today from Douglas
 R. c. Turner is in town ircm his home in the Huacbucss, accompanied by bis mother, who was brought here for medical attention.
 Attorney Frank Doan oi Douglas i- iu the county seat today
 Howard W. Hall. superintendent Of the coun'y poor farm, ls m the city today from Douglas.
 George W. swain, general manager oi the Mabel Copper Company, re- turned today from Fl Paso, She ht went on company business.
 Alfred Paul of Dousiss is in Tom b stone today on bnsiness.
 The regular mid-week service vii he held at the Congregati Jnal churci at 30 this evening.
 Frank L NJ. Higbee's mother re sides at Aurora, III and she is an' iou- L. hear from Frank, who has re hair aod i- ep posed 70 be someN her in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Tombstone Has First
 Arizona Girl Scouts

It is reported that a troop of girl scouts is being organized in Tomb stone It is understood that the new organization will take up the study of first aids to the II inred culinary art, sewing and slso walking exercises. A base ball nine has teen formed among the girl scouts and it understood the girls wiil challenge the boy scouts for a game st sn early date.
 The movement IS good one and al! Tom bstone is heartily encouraging the enthusiastic girls tn gn ahead snd establish s strong organization. This Is the fret girl scouts organization in Arizona and in feet one of the few organizations of this nature for girl. ID the United States.
 Tombstone had the frs. officially organized Arizona troop oi Boy Scouts of America and now 1t has the first girl scouts organization. This shows that Tombstone young people are active, ambitious and ever ready to take firm grip at the wheel oi pro gress.
 The boys organization Is already bearing fruit. + is to be hoped the girls troop will do likewise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Victor Thylan who is engaged in on the Banning Creek in the Castle Creek district, Gsvspsi county, reports that considerable le excitement prevails in that district over the dis every of tungsten re. He brought several pounds I the new mineral to Prescott on his recent visit there and stated that the showing is excellent in his district.
 Char'es F, Shelby, formerly superin. tendent of the old Dominion smelter at Globe, was killed on January 26 in Peru, south America, when his auto- mobile turned turtle. F's chafeul also met death.
 Charles Purdop, inventor of th PurdoEa Laundry bag, who returne to Douglas from the east. reports ths plans are progressing well and that 8 present they are waiting on manufat turers obtain estimates on the cOt cf manufacture of the bags.
 Fartv-nine names of former Mich gan residents have teen registered the Phoenix board of trade, which one of the three places where Mich
 
 pose of organizing Michigan societ , A meeting will be held next week which time the new state society W be organized.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Favcrs Ariionas
 rrouressive Constitution .

The Saturday Evening Post concludes an able editorial on Arizona's Constitution as follows
 "ln short, Arizona is con- vinced by the experience oi the last 120 years that the people of this country are really capable of governing themselves; that they can be trusted for themselves to say whether they want a certain law or wish to retain a certain public servant; that they even can he trusted in the matter of amending theirown organic law.
 The new constitution vii of course, be criticized anC ridiculed by those who holC the older view that the people should be permitted only t look at their governmen through a barbed wire fenc except at stated intervals. T politicians whose operation need the protection of
 barbed wire fence this olde view appeals powerful, Among the other peopI it is falling into distavor." "
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Travelling horseback. stage. train ! and automobile at the fastest speed he could make, Col. William F. Cody Buffalo BilD, won race with death 1 when he arrived 6t Pasadena from Arizona at the bedside of his dyia 2 sister, Mrs. Helen Cody Waymore. Mrs. Wsymore has been at the point of death for dave from cerebrsl hem orrhsge.
 The residents oi Yuma are up in s.ms against the Cor solidated Tele. phone and Telegraph company be- cause Of an announcement Of SD in crease in rates made by the corpora tion recently. The commercial club has called s mass meeting of citi- zens.
 For throwing heavy rock at de- parting train, the dangerous missle narrowly missing the head Of the conductor. Ernest Cottrell was brought to Phoenix under sentence of ninety days in the county isil psssed by the justice of the peace at Gils Bend
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
WORTH WEIGHT
 IN GOLD
Lady Learned About Cardui, The Woman's Tonic and is Now
 Enthusiastic in its Praise.

Mount Pleasant. Tenn.-"Cardui is all
 you claim for it, and more," writes Mrs.
 M. E. Rail, of this place. % was great sufferer for ? years and
 was very weak. but learned about Car. dui, and decided 10 try it. Now am in perfect health. My daughter, when changing into womanhood, got in very bad health. I gave her Cardui and now she enjoy, good health.
 "Cardui is worth its weight in gold. I recommend it for young and old"
 Being composed exclusively of harm- less vegetable ingredients, wit, a mild and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is the best medicine for weak, sick girls and women.
 II has no harsh, powerful, near-pois- onous action, like some of the strong minerals and drugs, but helps nature to perform cure in-a-Hatmareasy way. 2. ffy-c -card1.
 N BEws1te tD: Lsdies' Advisory Dept. ch.ss.- eoieine @, Chattznooea Tenn for Soeclol os ss w1m wIos1n sno o@-paee book, Home TreafmenS oS SoneA 0sent ia Diaia yEaoOer. on seaSasa
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
how's This7

We offer One HnrA-ei Uullars Re gard for aay ,rc nt CRtsrrh that came. h" cnr"! hY la,i's Catsr.h Cure.
 F j. CHENEY 6..Co.. Toledo, c. We the undersigned. have known r.. J. Cheney for the hast b years, and elieve him perfectly honorable in all usiness transactions and financially ibi- carry out any obligations made nv his firm.
 WALDIYG, klSSAN & MARyIS,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Hali's Catarrh Cure is taken inter lslly, acting directly upon the olood ind mucous sC!tsce oi tla system Testimonials sent free. Price 7j cent: per bottle. Sold by all duggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Luck and Romance
 Worked Together

Romance and luck worked together to bring sbont the marrisgs of John Young of Sherman. Texas, and Mise Martha Allen of Moleets. Oklsho ma. wbick took place at Clinton, Arizona
 Young formerly worked iI a flour mill at Weatberford, aud while SO engaged inserted s note in the mouth of a sack s.kins that whoever opened it tc. write to him. Miss Allen, while help ing her mother in the kitchen one day, found the -nOte ant- ~Fcfe tc foube. Fhe-2edding tesulted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Tombstone isstill on the map and indications are that the district will be a busy scene of activities during the next few months. Many old time miners are taking ahand in development work around To mbstone. and all signs point to a busy year in the grand old camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

The PROsPEcToR has printed 6
 special memorial copies O. the Tomb.
 stone citizens protest against sny congressiousl interference in She
 Bisbee- Douglas efforts to change the
 location of county seat. A copy was
 printed especially addressed to Vice
 President s Sherman, president oi the Senate; Speaker Joseph G Can non, of the House, and also to the Hon. Ralph H. Cameron. Delegate in Congress from Arizona.
 Bas'de- the above memorial copies six hundred copies each of Chamber Of Commerce resolutions and the protest of citizens mass meeting were printed and copies of same will be handed to each mem Der of Congress.
 The members of the Tombstone committee are working like trojsns, leaving DO unturned stones ip 90 effort, showing rsys of victory, 10 check the real estate boomers of Bis. bee and Douglas in their fight for recognizance in s petty seat removs! q position
 The local committee is receiving as- not alone from every person 1 n Tombstone, but 1T pm tax payers in | .ll parts of the county-even from Bisbee and Douglss. It is indeed | gratifying to note the hosts oi friend. j be grand old Tombstone has. Our riends are loyal and ss the matter low stands. il begins to. look as if the ntire scheme has been 'Dipped in the ud."
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Anent County
 Seat Removal

Douglas and Bisbee have been hold ing meetings this week to raise money to send delegations 10 Congress with a view oi trying to have an act passed by Congress permitting the reno al of county seat from Tombstone.
 This is an extraordinary thing for people to do that claim to be it for self government. The Territorial legislature has always had jurisdiction over this matter, and the proposed new state will have like power after Benson Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Found Dead on
 Banks of River

With sn envelope in his pocket ad dressed Ortega, Pho nix, Arizona :" the badly | composed body of a dead Mexican ~a4 found . couple of days ago on the banks of the Asla Fria. in an isolated place in the Fog Tanks section, soT'h Of CA.:la Ho. Springs. The discovery SRs iuade by Ziba Will son and George s. Ellison, tSo stock men who were riding tue range. It is believed that he was sheepherder and came from one of .he csmps about twenty-five miles distant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Roosevelt Dam
 Is Completed

The Roosevelt dam, part oi the Salt River irrigation project in Arih 1ona, is completed aud sill be opened March 10.
 The last stone in the parapet of the wall was laid February ,, according to statement issued by the reclsms- tion service,
 Ex-President Roosevelt will attend he opening exercises The waters behind the dam will be used to ir:i- gate more than 2OO.CO0 acres near Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Cochise County
 Election Returns

The following is the count of returns on the Constitution vote in Cochise county as received by The fRosPEc1oR bulletins lsst night. Twenty-eight precincts out of 4I are reported, the remaining l3 being small precinct, and ID nearly every in taDce dificul to reach by telephoue...T ...Three precinct, ofthe county went solidly fr the
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

In Chicagothe Boy Scouts are employed in shoveling snow of he side walks. Tn Tombs one the Boy Scouts are engaged in practicing up for a base ball game and field day mee oil February P.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Local Lodges
 Elect Officers

At recent meeting of the local lodge Of Knights of Pythi+-, the fol- lowing officers were installed for the eneuing year: Frank L Fowler, Chan. ceilor Commander; 4 Wentworth, Vice Chancellor; George W. Swain, PEaiste, George Kelly, Master oi Work H F. BerDer, Master of Finance; Wm Hattich. Master Of Exchequer, W. F. kucbenbecker, Keeper of Records and Seal; George Bravin, Master at Arms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
From Fridays Daily

'o'h "ock returned yesterday ircm |" several days trip to hi- ranch on the BarbacOmari, and reports the range In excellent condition m th.t ' se;tioa of the country.
 NIT. snd Mrs. Ernest Pinter are l recent arrivals in Tombstone, on A visit to Mrs. Pinter's parents, Nr and 1 Mrs. James Mars. MT. Pinter i- making tnur of the territory in the interest Of insurance companies, as surveyor.
 Douglas Gray. president of the Naohomich Mercantile Company, returned yesterday from bus'he-- trip to Pboenix. wheie he has been for the past tn days.
 The government has sert cut A batch oi garden seeds for gratIitou- distribution and many Tombstonites are n0w busy with their truck and flower gaidens
 The sweeping result was not a sur prise to friends of the Constitution.
 B, A. Tay ylJr. the pioneer merchant
 prince of Courtland and Gleeson, wa;
 in tue county seat today having mad, the trip overland in his big touring
 car
 |. Rev Father Emil Barrett arrived il p Tombstone today from Bi5bee. The gloomy iorebodings of certain anti-constitutionists as to the pos sitle action of Congress and th President had no effect on theArizon
 yoter-sho does want 10 be dictate
 70 from Washington.
 J.M Crosby arrived in the city o
 the noon train from Benson, on brief visit,
 The Chamber Of Commerce at il |, last meeting discussed ways and near if Of inaugurstiug several "boosts ir g the improvement and growth
 Tombstone. The Chamber is ad !, vsncing steadily and unless all sigr b. fail. ai'l be heard from in sub-tsr 1T tia! way before very long. is The Bsbee- Douglas county SCI f,.- A E. received solar piexus punch al e- their plans knocked into cooked ha pr Tombstone is very much alive sr W protecting the interest of the ta, s- payers.
 ' Clerk H. F.. Berner oi the board
 Supervisors vas called to Dougl, :. yesterday on matters connected vi, :. the county poor farm. IS Attorney Frank noan is in the ci, at between trains on business .g IL Is very likely that all the aut, r in town will speed towards Bsb, n next Sunday morning to Eattend u la aviation meet to be held there on u
 Country Club grounds. The roac l. between here and Bsbee are fine ic
 speeding.
 Judge Campbell will most likei
 hold court in Tombstone on the 20tt ,e Yes, it's up to the President an r when looks over the returns he wi h take his pen in hand and put ou hi T, official Q. K.
 z Tombstone went s little over two { ?. one and was the tirst precinct to | t heard from.
 The PRoSPECToR bulletins oi,the re
 turns last night were watched for wit interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Washington dispatch saya

" n'tIT'S E VUII I'IIHVIII rH
 The secretary of the Treasury Is considering the location Of public building sites in Tucson, Globe and Douglas. Arizona and upon his de. cicion, wE.ch will probably be given next week, Delegate Ralph II Gamer on will work for the necessary appro- pr,ations for the construction of the buildings
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Two troops Of the,ith Cavalry com- pri-ing ll9 men will pass through Fairbsnk today from Fort Mead, Da ota enroute to Fort Huschucs to aug. ment the patrol along the border. Troops l and A ofthe lst Cavalry, stationed at Fort Huschuos were ordered to Nogales today. These these troops together with the pack trains compGl,e lG5 men-
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

The refusal of the Nexicans to allow Jim Jefries to give boxing exhibitions in that country cannot be taken as evidence of anti merlcan prejudice. Since he ceased to be the hope of the race" Jim has ceased to he "a typical American"
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

These are spring days in Tombstone. The grass is be- ginning to look green in damp and sheltered places, and the robins song is already in the air
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Ballestro was
Held Over

Romainie Bsllestro. who recently shot and wounded Deputy Sheriff Robert Reed at Fsirbsnk, was this afternoon given his preliminary hear. ing before Judge Daniel McFerlard, and after g I witnesses had feen ex- smined the defendant was ordered held to await the action of the next grand jury CD the charge Of assault with intent to commit murder ard his bond fixed n the sum Of S2OOO which he was unable to furnish, the result being that he is now confined in the county jail.
 Deputy Reed was able to be at the hearing, and ;s rapidly recovering from his injuries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

A girl pastor of a church in Maine is to wed, and says that she will continue to preach after marriage. Most of them do.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

No, gentle reader, 'Atlee Pomerene' is not a new vari- ety of apple. but is the name of the newly elected United States Senator from Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Dragging the gun by the muzzle when you're out hunt ing is one of the 57 varieties of suicide,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

It looks as if the Constitu.. lion carried every county in the territory. The total majority for the most progress
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
Articles of
 Incorporation Filed

George H. and Alice V Kelly and carleton E Bull. to carry on general printing, publishing. advertising. book binding, .etn., business. Place Of business, Douglas Capital stock. s20. coo. divided into 10000 shsres of Sl each.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

The local trite of Red Men, also in- stalled the following officers: Fred Friedwald, Sscho m; Vim Cayanagh, Senior Ssgamore; Russel Moves, Jun- for Sagamore; Paul Smith, Prophet A I Schuster, Chief of Records: Fam Roberts, Keeper oi Wsmpum,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

An Fl Paso hotel clerk ad- mits having held himself up and robbed the hotel safe. Now, if this energetic young man had only shot the bur glar, he would be regarded as a hero.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

The following officers were installed by the Indepdndent Order of Odd Fellows: E J Jackiin, Noble Grand Wm Harbeston, Vice Grand; George Brayin, Treasurer; Roder Saunders. George Ivey, Warden: liar ry Macia, Conductor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
New Cases Filed
 In Both Courts

The following new csses have been filed in the district court
 Charles M Rensud TsC II M1rks for debt.
 T R Brandt v TclnAs:uco Goa solidsted Mines Co, foTerl $ ire oi lien.
 Herbert Wien, petitions court Tor protection of bankruptcy la.
 The Globe Tailoring Company vs Scott & Thornton. For deht.
 D l. Garter vs " T Williams and Henry Heinrich, suit for damages.
 Josephine Conisby V. Henry Con. isby, an action for divorce.
 Mrs. \ D Navarette etsI vs Home Insurance Company of Nv York, 10. debt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

Constitution. Curtis, Dos Cahezss and Huachucs showing go se sggs on the No side. The .otale are 2Uoa for Gs5 against, being over z to for ratification
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
PROBATE COURT

Tn the matter of estate and guard ianship Of Carter minOr-, order con- frmiDe sale Of real estate in Warren.
 Estate of Epignenio Rodellegas, order sppoioting Frank and Joe Krentz snd Ii E Dugan appraisers.
 In the matter of guardianship of John Randolph Albright, mi nor order appointing R R Prt!e guardian.
 Estate Of Mrs. J H Meyer, order sp- pointing Feb. 23 at p. m., time for probsting will.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

It was a landslide in favor of the Constitution and State- hood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12
sive Charter ever written is

expected tO reach two. thirds ofthc entire vote cast
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-12

On Thursday Arizona will adopt the best constitution of all the States of the Union.