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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
8anishes Slot
 Machines From State

Con victed of maintaining and oper- atiug gambling devices, William B Lloyd was released from custody ct Phoenix by Judge Phillips on his pro- mise that he would Immediately re move himseli and his slot machines, otherwise. automatic gum vendors, from the state.
 Lloyd had between forty and fifty machines rented or sold in Pboenir.
 Judge Baker, for the defendant con. tended that the gum machines are not gambling devices. Each time that . nickel is dropped in the so, and the lever is pulled g package of cheap chesing gun is delivered. Other checks that are redsemahle ct the ssloon, c;-sr stand or etore where the mschineis kept are fed out along with the gum.
 Attorneys Lyman and Candy con. tended that the persons who "plsy' the gum machines do 60 iD the hope of obtaining cheeks good Tor dripks oI cigars, not for the gum. Ususlly tn, player does not take the trouble tt carry the gum away.
 Arguments were concluded ant Judge Phillips decided that the in dictment against Lloyd wac vel
 founded.
 Judge Phillips order can only sfec
 Nsricopa county but Lloyd feels ths
 since . precedent has been establish
 ed there he will not be permitted |
 operate mschines anywhere else i lthe state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Revolutionary Plot
 Brought to Light

Arerolutioosry plot came to ligh. in Msgdalens. Sonora, Saturday, re- cutting in the arrest of the leadere and the disarmipg and disbonorsble discharge of Is soldiers who were alec supposed to be involved m the move- ment. The arrests were instituted by order cf the preiect 0: the district.
 Those arrested were Lio. Juan An- tonic Gonzales. an alternate deputy from the district of Msgdslens in the ssste congress; Gabriel Urqaides, Julio Hsllestein, Ernesto Wslierio Lape. brother Of the municipal pres ident of M.gdslens, and sn army of- fcer.
 It is said that the government has uneastbed evidence to prove that the revolutionary plot has extensive ram- and . large number of per sons of more or less prominence are under suspicion. A great sensation has been created by the arrests. A rigid censorship has been imposed upon the Sonora press, aod the de- tails of the plot have been forbidden publication. according to word brought To Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
From Fridays Daily

John McClussy is in the city from Gleeson. Mr Mcclusky is not related 70 the pion ger of the same name who died near here last week, although be is likewise su old pioneer and we'll knOwn, having lost s leg in a mining accident many years ago
 Herman Dursnd of Gleeson is cour. attendant today.
 Roy Morioot Of Bisbee is among the sis'iing attorneys in the city today
 Father Early sDnouDces he will trfiye iD Tombstone tomorrow sf,er- noon and hold regular services st she Catholic church Sunday.
 Chss NJ Reoaud the merchant oriuce of Pesrce is Tombetone visi- tor on cour business, State TeI commissioners c K Howe I and c M Z.uder left Tombstone to- day Tor Biebee and Donglas on tteit tcut of the ate. hr Hove bss .ervs i cd Ccchise county ss sssessor for siz yesrs sud ls thoroughly familiar vi h assessment duties and an invaluable msmbe of the commission. MT Zan- der is s well known M.ricop. county resident aud an able snd etficien, of- ficisl, while Mr Michselson, sleo we'll ye;ssd iB Arizors governmental mat. tera .orm sn excellen, personnel Of Ari1 ,Dss fir.t state tax com missiOn. . The famous million dollar csse is still occupying the sften tion of the cour, today end sill probably be on
 trial i'm several days. This afternoon
 John Gleesou wss ou the stsnd is bis
 OVID interest.
 Mrs Thomas P,3well snd children , are in The city from Lowell on visit o;
 several dave.
 Ths. Gus Hi-kev made real esss'e ip, estments on his visit to the coast
 fact epring and pnrpo-ed to have !, summar hone n San Diego. is th' burden Of sn article which was pub. lishsd in san Diego paper on tbs
 occssiou oi bis yisit there
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Hotchkiss Wilt Move
 Office to Tombstone

It is understood that County School Superintendent Hotchkiss is prepsr- ing to move his off @ from Dougiaa to Tom bstone. and will be established st the county seat within ninety days. Hereto.ore the law was silent on the location Oi the headquarters Of the county schnol superintendent within tie county, but law wss passed by the s'ste legislature before adjourn men,, which defui,ely settles the Question and locates that official at the county ses,wi.h All other nfficsrs of the cour;y government. Tomb stone will De pleased 10 welcome Superintendent. H tcbkiss ss resi- dent Of the county sest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Arizonan Discovers
 Famous Lost Mine

Last V eek, while riding over the
 bills west of Tumsckcori Alfonso Be
 cbellier, IT,, mbled upon su old
 abandoned mine, which had been covered up long ago. His horses leg
 broke through the covering, nearly
 breaking the limb. Stopping to make examination Mir Bschellier found that under the covering through which
 a:e boree hsd broken there was con siderable excavstioo and we'll defined ledge. He brought into Nogsles some of the rock which asssyed one and shses-qusrter ounces in gold aod come silver. From data that has been cuIled from the old records Of the Tu- mscscori mission, it is believed that the find rnsde by Mr Bachellis. is the mine thst was worked by the frisrs st Tumscscori mere tbao century ago. Many have had copy of che recorde ard have made fruitless search. This nd follows from the land marks that have been studied by co many vithou, result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Mr. and Mrs. ShipIey
 Take Pasteur Treatment

G Ship'ey of Lowell. who is ct
 Anstin, Tex. with hls wife, taking Pssteur treatment. writes the Review e follows: "The ssslysis of tbs brain of the dog that bit ne showed clearly that it wss suffering from we'll developed rsbiss. Ny wife sod I both are taking the treatment hsss. We are told that if the secretion from the dog's m uth on the wires of the csge where hs was confined he'd been dried by the sun for period of ten there would have been DO danger Of conssgion from . scrstct Iron the wire." Mrs sbipley is will te remembered. scratched her hand cn the wire of the esgs just after the dog he'd cbeved the wire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

ChGirman 4 H Gardner oi the Re- publican County Central Com init ee has issued his call for mmItsee meeting ss Bisbee tomorrOg. 30 min utes ahead of ibe Roosevelt. faction meeting called for that city also. Thus i. would seem another political clssh is imminent between tbe Tat and Roosevelt supporters. Chairman Gardner leaves early tomorrow nnorn- ing for Bisbee to look over the proba. ble field of political carnage and ar range for tbe dead snd wounded. The outcome of the rival G. O. P. meet iugs will he interesting to contem- plate and tie results watched with in- terest
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Quite oumher of valley farmer. put out trees this spring and all re. port that practically every tree is doing splendidly, though rabbits and gcphers have caused some damage.
 F B Mann, formerly the Market man of Courtlsnd. hut now 6 full Aedsed rsncher ot Rucker csny on. was . Courtlsnd visitor this week.
 Dr Bailey removed . tuner from the right arm Of John Nj Case. Tues day. Mir Case would not bear 10 the taking of an snassthetic. and calmly watched the entire proceeding
 John Nevbury has taken s position as hoist engineer at the works O. ths Leonard Copper company ct Gleason
 Mrs Csbell. wife oi Justice Cabell who was seriously Ill during the earl, part of the week. is we'll on the roat to complete recovery.
 c E Churchill came in last vesl from his valley homestead to secur e shipment of baby chicks and duck coming from California. The ship mens consisted of 100 Rhode Isl.n, Reds and 50 Indian Runner ducks.
 At the homestead of Tom Malonsy there bss been ins,alled quite recent iys2a inch horizontal. centriiuRs pump and gasoline engine. The dis charge from this pump fills . fou inch pipe and means successful irrigs ,ion for 8 nice piece uf ground .-Ari zonan
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Hold Housing
 Conference Here

United States Attorney J E Morrison and Postmaster Nj E Cassidy Of Bisbee, together with Chair man A H Gardner of Tombstone. the thrse political giants of the republi- can county organization were in con. ference in Tomhs.ope today st the office of the Huschucs Water Go. which is also the headquarters of the chairman of the Republican Central Committee. It is understood some s.srtiing disclosures were reresled by dictogrsph record vhich the Roose- veltAn opposition had dettIy placed behind q calendar on the we'll, and another wireless resting in the ink well.
 Whether or not any political sols' plexus coups were formulated, the PRosPKcToR reporter who risked one eye through . knot-hole in the scree door, saw the distinguished triC smiling pleasantly, SC iithey had ius received another Taft proxy and al hope had far from vanished.
 l AS is stands. the Roosevelt fsctio, have called . meeting at Bisbee Ma. 25fh. The Tatt faction have not ye designated the time or place and ar awaiting the pleasure of the chail
 and meanwhile the question srise'
 When is c republican organization DO
 su organi1stion' The battle wi
 probably be carried to the Tucso
 stste convention and the fight zoe
 merrily op.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Tax Commission
 Makes Some Changes

As s result of the visit of the state tsx commission 10 Cochise county some changes under the rev assess. ment system adopted, will appear on the Cochise rolls beginning this year.
 The commission have several i'm
 portan nt assessment innovations to ip- troduce, . but owing to the fact that she assessment for 1919 is nearly com plese in the various counties. the matter that is receiving the fret con- sideration of the commission is the assessment of producing minse throughou, the stste to replace the bullion tax law just repesled. An equitable distribution of the tax is proposed on the basis of the past yesrs gross production and other date available to the commission. It is not known se vey just how much i,- crease in taxation the Cochise rolls will show on this item. but is expec ted to chow . coneiderao's increase. |. although 6 decrease of nesrly &7, ,OOo.- OO0 in total gross production is re- ported by the mines of the county the pact year. the Tombstone district show. ing material decrease because of litigation pending and local shut down of last year.
 The matter of Improvements. rels- tive value of producing mines and da'a bearing on producing mines ss| followed in other states, is being con- sidered by tue com mission who are also passing their principal estimates on the the Rroes output. With the of comwissian plane the Cochise assessment will, 1t is under | stood show q considerable increase lh:s year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Tombstone Pioneer
 is Laid to Rest

The remsins of Jobu McClu.ky were laid to rest yesterday at the city cemetery. The deceased was . pio- neer Arizona prospector. He vas in Tombstone during the palmy days and is known in every mining camp in the southwest. He rosmed the hills and lured by the beckoaing e.ar Of hope. did his share in humbly di- recting the way to the unexplored mineral resources of the state. He died in "csmp" peacefully going to new ani brighter fields in she great beyond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Champ Clark Club
 For Tombstone

It has been suggested by . lsrgs number of local Democrats that . Champ Clerk Club be organized in Too,bstone. to promote the interests of the party to that cod. and ssa result it bss been decided that . meeting cf Democrats be held in the City Hall on Monday evening, May 77th. 1912. st 7:3O, for the purpose of forming the came. efYec'ipgs permanent or- esnisstiou and electing of6cers. All remcrats are urged to be present, and . 'a,ee membership is anticipated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
A. C. CIume to
 Lecture in Tucson

The Southern Pacific keeps four lecturers. on :ts p.yroll all the time. These it sends throughout. the coun. try giving lectures on various places Of interest on its routes A. P. Clume will visit Tucson, with and illustrated lecture on Pacific Coas. Resorts. l" Where ever this lecture has been re- ceived. the press has given it the high est praise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
From Thursdays Daily

corder A Iyey, Clerk R Macisy and Chief Deputy Assessor Il $ R ss attended the big dem CT at;c meeting at LoSell last .ight reforming hrue tsA morni1g. They report vITy successful gathering with represents. tiyes fIom the entire s0uthern part oi the county. II he object oi the mee'- ing vac for the purpose Of organizing Champ Clark Club, the me resplt ing in large membfrship iur the iu | tuTe standard bearer of Democracy in tle United States.
 Chss K Howe and c M Z4nder. members oi the Arizons tax eommir- sion arrived in Tom bstone today to i confer with Assessor Hughes in the nst;er of assessments of Coctise coun ty. George Michaeisnn, the o'ber member o''h commission w:ll sr- rive here tonight The commission is working to have s uniform ssses. ment throughout the stsie and have sdorted rules that will govern the new system to replace the bullion tax law which was repes ed. The com mission will be here several days. !! Thomas Cossn, the Turquoise mining man krriyed in Tombstone this m rning on matters before the superior court.
 Melvin Swain cane over from Bis bee st noon on brief visit 10 his mother.
 Clerk oi the Bcsrd Of Suoerv isors R
 s Msclsy is 6 bachelor these days, hIs
 sife and family having departed for a
 several weeks visit with friends at
 Globe. Tbe genial c'erk is now ex-
 perimen,ing on some cooking recipes s that veteran bschelor irierds have
 considerstely offered and it is said
 his first lesson OF flap iscks" proved i dismal fsIlrre. Unless indigestion g interieres he will make smother heroic r try at su original breakfast !oot | dainty.
 County School Superintendent H H Hotchkiss was iu the city today fol a short time from Douglas CD bnsine-i with the supervisors ofhce.
 Deputy Sheriff A " Howe returned this noon from Bisbee, Lowell and
 Nsco. where he hss bsen on matter connected with ,he Sheriff's office, - Frsnk and Burt Hand oi Huachuct e are Tombstone visitors .cday on coar !. business.
 George Renter of Turner is in thr D city as court witness.
 F. P 4 Lsrrieu, no,sd aviation en.
 giueer of Turner, Is in the city or 's business for the Joe Bush beerles. }. brewery stock for which ]: is under.
 stood will shortly be offered the pub | iI. NchC ie kcpt tu-y euaaluB bhuui
 vii bis numerous Tombstone trIendr
 while in the city.
 Henry Poplen. manager oi the Cop [ per Queen hotel st Bisbee is in tn, : city acting as 6 trial juror.
 Court Reporter John W Walker !. returned last evening from Fort Hus- - chuca, where he was called 10 take .e testimony in court martial proceed e ing
 President Wm Holmes oi the Lead.
 vile Mining company is in the city
 having been summoned here as e wit-
 ness in the ..Gleeson-Costelio million
 dollar lawsuit.
 e L L Gilman, the we'll kcown Bisbee !, ieweler, is numbered among the cour, 3 attendants in the city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
0oinss In the
 Legislature

At the special ses.ico of the legie- 1 lature all committees were resppoint- 1 cd by the presiding officers and work is under way. By resolution ip the house all bills introd uced must come from committee. The governors message contained complimentary mention of the work performed by the regular session ard recited legislative action on the 39 subjects included in his proclamation. A summary of the regular legislature is recounted by the governor in his messAgs e ioilows: :: Four election laws. prescribing peo- alties for crimes against the elective franchise. for violstisn of the initis- tive and referendum laws, and pro viding for the advisory recall of Unit ed States senators sud copgressmen and federal judges
 A comprehensive and advanced mining code.
 Five lsws thoroughly covering court procedure. 6t'ed to the DC ds of the state and complying with the require ments ol the constitution.
 Five splendid land laws. designed to develop the state's public lsnds and Go make great gardens out of ths wsste places while amply protecting the interests of the people.
 Sev -.leu measures which migh' be designated ss ''labor laws" aimed to protect the rights and smeliorst' the condition of those who "lAbor snc are heavy laden" These include [ most advanced snti-child labor law.
 Three laws dealing with the reform stion oi the fallen and criminal class es. which sill 20 far toward mskioI possible an effective reiornstory sys tenn in Arizona.
 A splendid revenue and taxation code consisting of eight csrefull! framed spd consistent laws, unde which the taxpayers of Ari1ons vii speedily be placed on basis oi equal ity. Seven just laws providing fo tbe regulation of corporations, whici will enable the corporation commis- sion 10 properly fulfill She missiou 10 which it was created.
 Four lave for the benefit of the sg ricul.ursl industry, 60 important, ant rapidly becoming more important. t AriInns.
 Nine educational lave, the csrryinl ou. 0. which will place Arizona il the front rank ss an exponent oi ed ucstion.
 Six necessary enactmeuts comply ing with constitutional mandates re gsrdiug c1unty sffsirs
 Three laws having to do with muni cipsl improvements.
 And 8 mum her Of miscellaneous sc. covering such important subjects c the revision oi the statutes, coustruc tiop of stste highways. protection ( fish and game, military sssirs, sn ;he creation Of department ( weights and measure.
 It addition to these laws, constitu !ionsl amendments, providing for th recall oi judicial otfcers, permittio the state to engage in industrial pur suits. and ss 6 par. of the stste's ess tenn Of taxation, shoiishing the boar of control. were approved and will b submitted to the people st the mex election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Doings ia the
 Superior Court

To court today the 15 special trial jurors epmmoned for service thip morning reported and answered roll call SC followe:
 SPECIAL vEyIRE II H Poppen Jas Hsnley Geo Hss,y H Hiliman K D Livingston L L Gilman rbos Blair AZ Downs E. P la~le HC Clark " ? Rouodtree John Nueent R F Weigle Geo c Valentine
 H A Robinson
 Jurors A E Downe was excused until Monday and Janes McCsnn sx. cused for term
 Judge O'Connor of Florence pre- sided and upon calling the case oi Gleeson vs Costello all psrtiee were ready for trial and the work of secur- iog jury was accomplished in eIceI- lent time, jury having been selected by the noon hour as folioss: H A Robinson John Cioehetti s E speer Henry Seeiey " 0 Hughes Geo Humm Jacob Schee:er A B Nanny II H Poppin Geo c Valentine Wm Hnohes W Rouod,,aa
 The court room wac we'll filled to hear the trial which has been loo ally known e the million dollar cAse," the details Of which ie fam iliar to our readers and mentioned in these col- umns recently.
 The stsorneys representing GIeeson are George Nesle Of Bisbee and E s Ivee of Tucson. The side Of the Cos teilo interests arc looked af;e: by Joseph Scott of Los Angeles, Ben Goodrich, J 8 Williams, Irwin and LO Woolery.
 An order was made substitutiug the name Of Mary N Costello, executrix, ss defendant instead of Martin Cos tello. now deceased. The case gives pro- mice of,asting several days and will be stubbornly contested on each side. All jurors not engaged in the Glee- son Costello case were excused until l Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Con 0'Keefe Named
 Makes the Landing
A Washington dispatch ssys:-

A Washington dispatch says
 Presiden. Taft today sent the name of Cornelius 0'Keefe to the senate to he collector Of customs for the dis- trict of Arizona. Mir C'Keele has held this position during the last three yesrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
J. H. Thompson Is
 Acquitted at Globe

A. Globe former Sheriff J. H. Thompson, was acquitted by a jury on the charge of killing Mike Jurasko- vich & slavonisn bartender. Thomp son wss informed the slsvonisn vac selling whiskey to Indians and went 10 srrest him. The osrtepoer tried to draw 6 revolver. but the sheriff wac too quick and shot bIm dead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

Suit No 66. Fidelity s & L Assn vs " F. Stoner ct al; debt.
 Suit No 67; Minnie Heiu ys Frank HeiD; divorce.
 Judg in suit 37. Wm Kelly Dr. Msude Kelly CT; divorce.
 Judg in Suit 6499. Csrmau I. Stsgner. pr, Wilson D Stsgner, Or: divorce.
 PROBATE PRocs EDINGs Es, c Diaz; order appointing F W Loan special sdmr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Preparing Questions for
 Teachers Examinations

Superintendent: c o Case Of the de- psrtment oi public instruction is bust. ly engaged wi,h Assistant Superin- tendenr E c Bunch in preparing the examination questions for the tesch ers' examinations, which will take place s'i over the s:ste on Monday and Tuesday June and 4.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
4 Wsshl' g,on dispstch ssys:-

4 Wsshlr g,on dispatch ssys:--
 Senator Mark Smith today in TO- duced bill sppropristiug $500 0 far ;he erection oi a public tuilding at Tucson. He also introduced bill granting & pens or of S3D month to Bert o Brovn oi PEoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
Case Names Bunch
 As Office Assistant

Prof. E c Bunch, one Of Arizona's hest known educators, was Monday appointed assistant superintendent of insiruc;ion for Ariz na. the ap- pniutmeut teing usds by State Sup erintendeb. Case.
 Prof. B0nch for some time has been teaching sf Wi''cos. 'ut will noH be. come 6 resident of PhoeDix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

Mary had a little lamb
 But when che heard the D rice f, Sbe sent the waiter lack again And took 6 bowl oi rice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26
.Stimudnt
 or 7onic2

Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a sdmulant. It does not make you feel better one day, then as bad as ever the next. There is not a drop of aIco- hol in it. Ayers Sarsapa- rilla is a tonic. You have the steady, even gain that comes from such a medicine. Ask your doctor all about this. Trust him fully, and always do as he says. He knows.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

The fret car Of wsterneions has been shipped 10 Cauanes from Gusy- mas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-26

Who makes the best liver pills? The J: C. Aver Company, of Lowell, Mass. They have been making Ayers Pills for ever sky years. If you have the slieht- ct doubt about using these pills, ssk yegr doctor. Ask him 6rst, thars best.
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