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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

al committees cause all notices of leg
"iative hearings Of public nature IL
lie printed in such papers as the com
:Aittees MAY designate
ON motion ii Mr.. Traftun Of Fort
arfield,
Adjourned till Tuesday. Jan. II. al
; O'clock in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

S. Il. Folsom of the newspaper room
force at the augusta postofiice, VINO
had for several days past been con-
fined to his home on Bangor street by
,llrtess. has 50 far recovered as to he
able to resume his ruticS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

The annual business meeting Of the
Miriam Circule will be held with Mf.
a. II. Turner. 162 Winthrop street
friday evening. All members are
urged to attend, as there will he mat
ters Of Importance in addition to .lcc-
lion of officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

Rev. Everett :. Stackpole oc Brad
fofd, mass, was the guest of friends
in Augusta Wednesday afternoon
while on his way home from u visit to
Lewiston. Mr. Stackpole will be re-
membered by many Augusta people as
ii former pastor of the Green street
Methodist Episcopal church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

The snow Tuesday night is reported
To have put an end for the pr, sent 20
the ice boating and the skating at
CobhoSSnccontcc and about the only
activity on that lake is the getting OF
tins, roe harvest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

Hon. i. Il. rimb"rldkc "f the firm of
Timlerlake d Webb, Portland, form
go bank examiner for the State. was in
the city Wednesday and returned to
PORTLAND on train "a Thursday fore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

Hon. f. NJ simpson OF Bangor.
Chairman OF the Republican State
Committee, retained to that city
Thursday morning after having been
in AuguSt@ on the preceding day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06
" Best Little Cathartic

! ever used" writes one lady regarding
Hoods Pills. They are so mild, do
their work without gripping and always
bling your habits regular. We use no
other carthartic." The favorite in
thousands of families. Sold by all
druggists. 20 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Plaisted and
baby Of Bangor were in Augusta
Thursday 10 attend the inaugural ex-
erciscs at the State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06
Daily kenneber Journal
Telephone 1875.
LOCAL BRIEFS

Hon. and Mrs. F.. G. kinsman left
on train 1872 Thursday afternoon for a
visit OF a few days i'm Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

ADl. GEN. ELLIOTT c. DILL
OF HalIoWell. Reapnomted fnr Two Years
by Governor Plaisted
into effect July ,, 1909. it did not effect
the staff "f Governor Fernald owing to
the following provision in til" section
reducing staff rank: The staff of thu
Governor a. now constituted shah con-
tinue to hold office as appointed and com
missioned during the pleasure of the
Governor vino made the present appoint
ments, but thereafter the Governors
staff shall be chosen and constituted as
provided in this section
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06
In House.

Mr. Scates of Westbrook introduced
the following. order and moved its
passage:
Ordered. The Senate concurring. that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-06

,otiRNAaa WANT Aps;ag II
BRING eeeL'rs rss-s
'''''''' eaooucE Sps.NEss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
From Thursdays Daily

Ch,rmsn A H Gard CT Of the Re publican Centr-l Comuitte returned this morning irom Ph euIr, where be attended the G 0 P meeting. He left Tor Bishse the afternoon to help dispel! the gloom peFvsding repuh- iran circ'es.
 Specisi Adiustef pusslef ni the Consolidated Time Lock Company Of Ciuclr nati. Ono, is in the city and "a t,s:iug the v,riols time ocks in the county court house.
 Derr'y sheriI Bob Red was up rom Fairtsuk this morning on & "riei busire-s .tay.
 Mfs. 4 II Gar ne' Is expected home on or about tlc Er-t ti Octoter from the coast wEcre she has btea spending several rnths.
 Attorney Allen R. English went 10 Bisbee yesterday on political matters
 Charles K Pishon. connected W th tine Territorial Fsir at Phoenix, Is in the city today on brief business mission.
 Claude Lowell the Tucson mining man is in the city on visit pertain ing to mining affairs in this district.
 Train Master J E Murphy of the Fl Paso & Southwestern system i. in town today from his headquarters st Douglas.
 Deputy | S Marshal Will White came over from Bi-bee today. He has announced himself as candidate Tor sheriff on the republican ticket Mr White has been chef deputy sher- ih in Bi.hee for several years pas. and , ls well and fivorshly knoNn
 FN Wo cott and son, Newton, re- turned yes's:day from weeks vieit in the Ch,rirahna m"rnt.ins, wiere they @eut in qnsss Of deer They : report killing hne deer, the same he. ing nrougnt to earth by Newton.
 Il lrry Hasselgreen came in this . morning from his ranch at Lewis
 Springs having bu usiuess in the coun- :, v seat N hich demands his attention y Henry Flynn was returning pas ssbgef on the noon ram today from
 various points in ksasas, where he n has been visiting fer several months e past.
 Among the travelling men in ,hi.
 city are noted: VI ( McCormick 0 San Diego; Fred H Sauderman of St Louis and J D Hall of Lo. Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
A. Wentworth Returns
 From Los Angeles

A. Wentworth returned today from Los Angeles where he attended the funeral of Martin Costello, whose tragic suiciie startled all Arizonans. The funeral of the deceased was largely attended. all Arlzonan. in Los Angeles who knew the million aire during life paying there lsst tribute of respect by attending the solemn services and following the Arizona pio- neer to his last resting place The eight psll bearers were made up oi Tonbstoners included A Wentworth J P McAllister, Jas. Mars. J V VicFers, P B W.rnekros, Thos. Hig- gins, Geo. w. Walker and Ben Good rich. The deceased left no note in imasing his rash ac;, and, ss lar a. learned no directions regarding he estate. His illness and fear of { long siege is believed to have broodec upon his mind and in s sudden fit D despo ndency. suiclde1,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

Hon Frank NJ Murphy the Arizona mining msgnste and president of the T.C Nj. Co, accompanied bv w. A. Drake, general manager of the Sante Fe, Prescott < Phoenix, and George Morris who represented Iasspsi county in Arizons's last terri,oIisi legislature, and J NJ Ross of the well known law firm of Ellinwo Ross arrived this afternoon in MT Murphy's private car on brief Tombstone visit.
 The party are here looking over matters connected withtbe T. G. NJ .. Co. bs kruptcy and expect to contin - ue to Bisbee after tao hours busy stsy here.
 Ths party were met Uy Trustee A L Grow and Superintendent Douglas Gray. sud bankruptcy srfairs Of the company looked into.
 Mir Murphy contemplstes trip east very shortly and i- ss hopeful and confident of the ultimate redemp ption of the Tom bstnpe district as ever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Wilcox Boy
 at Oxford CoIIeqe

rritnds Of Fred Span Ing. who wac appointed to s Rhodes Aolsrship ID the University of 0ziuIG Englaud, to succeed his brother Clstence vbp e. gently graduated ir IT. tLst ustitu tion, will be sorry Co ] srn that he Vill be unable to continue his studt,, at present. Owing to the fact that he has Teen running down in hra;th for several months pa'-, he h-s been sd- vised by his physician to rest from school work for 4 year, says ;.s Re ; publlcan.
 About a month ago the matter va. laid before tine Rhode4 trustees with the request that the commencement oi his scholarship be postponed fol one year.
 l Yesterday F \ Spsulding father O the boys, received telegram iron
 Walter c LOsderm k of Wilcox
 stating that he had been appoints,
 to a Rhodes scholarship and would
 leave Wednt sday for Oxford.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Many Marriage
 Licenses This Month

SInce the first of the month there have been issued out of the probate court s total of twenty-tSo marriage licenses, last one being entitled R b. ert W Keeler to Ned Mayme Stokes who were joined in marriage last even. ing shortly after tine train arrived in the city by Probate Juige Frank Goodb1dy. They are residents of Douglas and pnpnlsr in :hc society circles of the smelter city The groom is well known here and is in the employ of the Fl Paso X South western railroad company in the csp~ scity of fireman on the main line.
 The iolloSing were also issued yes terday:
 IA Bennett to wed Ada F Eaton both of Douglas.
 W w Garrett to Wed Beatrice Sors. by, both of Bisbee.
 E : Rasmussen to wed Mabel Patti. john. both of Bisbee.
 Juan Ruiz to Wed Francisco Biar- rial, both ol Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

Charged in ssorn sffidavits with taking undue liberties with three young lady pupils attending the schools of Duncan, and with hnggin r and kissing another pupil while buzz gy-riding a few dave ago, Clarence Wigg-, principal Of the Duncan schools will have a hearing before the Territorial Board of Education, September Is.
 To all the affidavits charging him with conduc. onbecoming gentle msu and 6 teacher Mir Wiggs has entered . strong denial and has the support of the trustee. of the dis trict.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Roberts For Senate;
 Strong For Hunt

c Nj Roberts, the well known Co., chise csttleman is 6 Tombstone vis- i,or today. MT Roberts vas one of the stslwsrt members of the c0psti- tutionsl convention and msde an en visble record in that body. materially sssisting in framing Arizon.'s model organic law. He has yielded to the Insistance of many friends to make the run for stste senator and will be found to the fore in the Democratic ranks of his ht me county for tbis im- portant office.
 Ar Roberts is e stauDch supporter of c W P Hunt for governor. He is au admirer of the able president Of the convention and believes more than ever st this time Arizona should honor him with chief executive of the stste, for the people know his principles, has been under test. and be certain to rely on hin m any emergency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

icsn reople. believe that tariff | should be laid primarily not for pro- lection but for revenue, and with such incidental protection ss may work good to the grestest number Of the Eeople.
 am a firm believer iu local self government and the Democratic doc Urine Of States Rights and deplore the increasing tendency of the Federal Government to encrosch unon the powers and functions of the states of cu. ur,nr.
 l stsnd for the direct election of United States Senators by popuIst vote. and should l be choeen to repre- sent you in the United States Senate, my efforts shall be directed toward securing this right to the people by Constitutionsl Amendment. since to
 them 1t r;ghtfolly belongs.
 l stand Tor the Income IsI law.
 I stand for the conservation Of ouI natural resources and for just sod
 fostering 1T stment of the vital re- [ sources ot AriIons by the geners government.
 And furthur say to the people c Arizons that am before you ss [ Peoples Candidate, nntrspmelled b. , any alliances, making var upon m
 man a3d influenced by no interests specisl or otherwise. and by DO msl D or set oi men.
 Should you choose me. shsll re present in the Senate oi the Uoite' States the people of the State of Ari
 zons, whose interests and whose inter
 ests alone shall serve. believing as
 do, in the Jeffersopi>n and Demo i cratic Doctrine of Equal Rights T
 All. Special Privileges to None I This is my stand, and with thee n principles I come before you snd s' a your support,
 4 Respectfully submitted, H. L. PICKETT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Some of the Candi-
 dates Out for Office

NUmerous candIdstes are nov sp- bearing on the political h-lt-Aud more are coming. Thus far the fol- logipg are among the prominently mentioned who are ssld 70 hs getting out their petitions:
 Supervisors-M F Dicus, Doug r. Gus Hickey. Lose!i: John HocA rom' stone; Wm Riggs, Dos Caberhs wm Goodman, St David; Tines Al. lAire, Wilcox; Jake Ssheerer, Doug lss; Jos McCsbe, Bisbee. District sttorpey-W G Gilmore Tom bstcne; Alex Murray, Roy Moor foot. Bisbee; c Gung'l. L B Hays Willcor,
 Sheriff -C 4 McDunald Tomb stone; Harry Wheeler, Dot. .las; John Boisn, VI Needham, Wm White Bisbee.
 Treasurer-Jack McGregor, Bisbee CIV Hicks. Tombstone. Recorder-Owen Murphy, Lowell
 Asse.sor-H A Ross, Ed Hughes Tom bstoue; ThOs Tate, Lowell!
 Clerk of Court-Ed James, IOmt stone; ibos McGrath. Bisbee.
 Road supt-J 5 Merrill, St D.Nld J Mitchell, Huschucs.
 Superior Judge A R Englisf Tombstone; A c Lockwood, c A Cas- Douglas; Fred Sutter. J w Ross. Bis bee.
 State Senstors-C NJ Roberts D. Csbezas; W k Sims, Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Tombstone Teachers
 At Institute

A glance over the program for the coming Cocliise County Teachers Institute which will be held in Bisbee October 6. inclusive. will reveal the names Of several Of Tombetone's ei. ficient teachers who are now teaching here or .bo have taught here in the past. The program is c very lengthy one and contsins some very interest ing topics which will be discussed |, important among which will be those to be had by persons we'll known in in education circles of Ton ostone, as followe.-
 "Literature and Reading" in the fret and second grsdes-Miss Ora Collins. Tombst tone.
 H E Berner. formerly superintend- ent of the Tombstone public schools. ;u . debate entitled Resolved, Tost | Our Public Schools Are Efficient" ." Mir Berner takes the negative
 Address by District Attorney Will lisms of Tombstone: What 10 Teach The Future Citizens oi Arizons
 TLe subject of "Shsll We Require the mcmorizing Of De6nitionsf" by Mary F Williams. for many years con- nected with the local public schools, and nov principal ofthe Nsco schools
 Mise Helen A1tell Of this c.ty will discuss the topic: "The Importance of Early Training in Expression
 Mrs Lois Allen stewsrt until re- gently 6 member of the Tombstone corps of teachers, but now tesch- ing at Benson. will d~ell on the cub. feet: "How to Improve the Rorsl Schools"
 Mies Helen Benedict, . resident of Tombstone but teaching in Leelie Conyon in the swissbelm mountains, will take part ip the discuseion of the subject: "One Idea Received from this Institute and How to Use It."
 Mics Ells Niblo. principal of the Tombstone schools, has been assigned the subject: "The First week In the Ancient History Clsse." Mics NibIo will also act as chairman of the alter noon session of high school and spec- ial teschers sessions, on Thureday sf- tsrnoon October 5th.
 The musical director of the Insti- tute Is Miss Lucy wolcott of Tomb stone. and supervisor of music in the public schools of Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
From Fridays Daily

The latest defendant to be he'd 10 the seton of the gran jury Is Trini- dad Luna, charged sith grand lar eery near Douglas. and be ug held in the county jlIl in desult of slCOI ball
 The fve-yesr old child of Wm Cum n,ines is seriously i'll. The friends of the family earnestly hope icr :hc lIttle sufferer early recovery.
 NJ ss L-ta F. Seyc nee. represent ing The Pal sr Sy- m ui Writing with reaTq Iarters in New York City. ,rUv,d In Tomnsipre last evening and spent today on a visit to the To- c,l public schools in this cry. Miss Severance wil. te present. st the Co., chise County Teachers lnstitHte and will deliver series oi 'ectuFe- to assembled teachers th5ouG hou' the ,n stitute session al Bi=bse.
 Mrs. Chas Ford was departing pa senger yesterday afternoon ioi Albuquerque. New Mexico, where sh' wiil visit with friends and reiativei for fortnight.
 Dan Cupid is keepng Prob.t' Judge Goodbody quite busy thes. days he having been called upon t' perform the marriage ceremony yes terdsy afternoon of Weldon Chester Dodge and Mildred Daley both 0 Bisbee. The happy c.uple returne' to the copper canpon the siternooi train, where they will make their tu ture home
 Ms J Boone and ch.ldcsn returne to Bisbee yesterday after visit , , several weeks ID Tombstone.
 Col Il L Pickett was an oltgoin D passenger for Clifton yester lay aftei ? noon 10 look after his =enstori, ! fences in that section He T l., absent for several week., while h , son, Attorney Harry F PIckett, too his departure for Rlshee and Dousl.
 ou legal business.
 Superintendent rker Woodm4n
 the Copper Queen Consolidated Nil 2 ing company and memter of u A board Of appraisers otthe Tombetor t Consolidated Mines company, HOW
 bankruptcy, went to Bi-bee ye-terd.
 after A stay u' several days in Tom
 -ioHe.
 Harry Evans while returning fro
 Fairbank yesterday where he mat
 repa:rs on certain telephone lines, ca V tured Gila Monster which ueasur, .ix,een inches from tip to tip sr l. drought it into town. It is one E he prettiest specimens ever seen lr that species.
 . Attorney Star Williams came in this morning from Phoenix, whe
 ne went on business, and spent [
 day in the county seat, returning his home ID B sbee this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
hoW's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re- ward for any case of Cstsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known f.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and Jelieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially abl. b carry out any obligations made oy Lis firm.
 WALDISG, KISSAN A MARVIN,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter islIy, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75.cents rry bottle. Sold "v all duagists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

J B Chadwick former superinteud = ent of construction for Grant Bros. in Mexico vas s visitorin Tombstone to- day having just arrived from Topic, Mexico. MT Chadwick has 8 ntrsct under MacArthur Bros ou the Fsir- banks-Tucson extension and was here on business connected with same. Mir Chadwick Is in the market for teams and lsborers and expects to begin work within the next week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Caye-In At
 GIeeson Mine

\ cave-in occurred at the Copper B He mine Of the Leonard Copper Co operating at Gleeson late last night when one man sas killed, one serious. ly injured and several others receiv. ing slight injuries. The caye-in oc- cured on the 2l0 level of the main workings of the mine, shortly before the night shift went to work. The dead man was a Mexican. named Rafael Alvarez, forty-two ,years of age and leaves wife and txo chil- dren. This is the second cave in tbat has occurred at the mine within the past two years, the former having re- suited in the death of one of ,ts min. ere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Round Trip Rates to
 Salt Lake City

Rates fo- s round trip from Tucson to Salt Lake City will -tsrt on Sep tember 27. The dstes upon which the ssle of tickets will take place are Septemb Der 27, 2s and 29, and O ;ober ,. s, 4, 5snd 6. The rate is s4l 95 to Salt La ke and return. The tickets are good tc. two months from date of ss'e
 The purpose of the rate is .o allow about 300 people from this state 10 70 to the great Mormon convention, which will be held in Salt Lake City on the above dates There will also take place at that time the stste is T of Utah.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
New Cases
 Filed
Filed

DISTRICT COURT
 uit Nc 64l9. MinDie Wright vs Evans Wright; divorce.
 PROBATE COURT
 Estate of Epigmenio Rodsllegss; order of privale sale of Douglas prop by Frank Bauer, admr.
 Estate of Clyde T Scott; Emil Marks, sdmr, authorized to sell cer- tain mn pr p at public auction. Estate Of Annie NJ York; order ii recting posting notices of applicati n for letters. Sept ~, 1911 at IOs m day hearing petition of George Brsvip for letters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

Tombstone's contingent Of Uniyer sity students left this morning for Tucson, where they will attend that institution, which opens it's fall term on Monday. Among the mum Der were William Hicks, Grant War ner and Keith Dsvey. Tomorrow Allen Benedict and Julia Rockiellow will alec take their departure for that institution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Prisoner Makes
 Break For Liberty

Frank Duvall A colvict at tn pris-
 on at Florence, engaged in removing dirt outside the walls yesterday, madr break for liberty. Guard Maxwell rrdered him to halt, but he gave no heed. Maxwell and other guards opened fire. One bullet iract,sed his skull but Dnvsll 9ill probably re- cover. He is eighteen years old and sas conyicted in February last sr
 Tucson of burglary in the second de- gree and was sentenced to two year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Will Have
Postal Bank

Tombstone is among the nsmber Of Arizona towns that is to have 6 pos tsl savings bank. Postmaster Crsble -ome time ago, sent in A large report that he had been requested to fill out ::; sns~eJ to dozens oi questions with regard to the population, country, etc. It came ss a surprise to the greater majority of the people here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24
Mexican Cattle For
 United States

Four hundrei had of cattle, the property of W House were crossed over the line at Douglas Monday by Dr Hart, government veterinary They will be shipped to Colorado by their owner. The deal is one of the largest noted in several weeks, more than sI5 900 changing hands.
 The cattle were shipped in from the vicinity Of Nacozari, having been pur- chased from Mexican owners. All were beef steers and in splendid cou- dtion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

Phoenix advices to Tombstone a z to the ettrct that George U Young secretary Of the territory ba. anuounc. ed his candidacy for Goveruur. Gov
 Kibbey is expected to announce for the same office. Ws Sturgis, rep. of Tucson, E s DePsss rep. Of Phoenir and W P Gesry, dem. Of Flgstah are out for corporation commissioner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-24

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 Candy athal tic, cure constin~fira foreseE e zs< [ .C c sel. cs-7g sts -f---S se1
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