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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

Cleveland, March 2.-Hogs-2 500;
steady; heavies 6GO; mixed, yorkers
and lle.|s 6.7O@675; pigs G1OmG25.
Cattle-5 cars; steady.
Sheep and lambs-1o cars; 6.S5 top.
Calves-100 $50 top.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
MAKING NEW COPPER GUTTER
Illustration Shows How TO Construct
New One as There Is No Way
Of Repairing Old One.

The cutters on large buildings are
liable to buckle and crack. which VIII
cause leak. says the American Artl-
san. AS there is no way of repairing
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

Chicago, March Wheat
May and July up 1.
Corn-May up 1c; July up l is.
Oats-May up IA; July up 1-2.
Provisions sharply higher.
Wheat-May open 1908 3-S. close 10A
a,S; July open 81 3-S. CLOSE 9S 3-S.
,Corn-May open 20 1-2, close Il 1-2;
July open 20 1-2, close II Us.
oats-May open SO To. close SO 1-2
Jelly open 40 Id close 20 s-4.
Pork-May open 15.4O, close 1885;
July open 1917, close 1912.
Lard-May open 9.27, close 942;
July open 942, close 9.57.
Ribs-May open S.65, close $50; July
open S.67 close $50.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

The Illinois Supreme Court has been
kicking the hound dawg Of the Illinois
Legislature around.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
PTTTsBURG LIVESTOCK

Plttsburg, Pa. March 2.-Cattle--
Receipts light; market steady; choice
1TdS; good 6,25@6.S5; fair 5G56O:
veal calves 9,50@10
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light;
market steady; prime wethers 4S56O
51O; good mixed 4.3O@475; fair mixed
3.75q4,25; spring mixed 4.aO@475.
Hogs-Receipts 10 doubledecks; mar
ket slow; prime heavy hogs 6.7OG675;
mediums 6SO@6S5; heavy yorkers 6.75
G6.SO; light yorkers 6.5Od6.6O; pigs 6.25
Gl635; roughs 5.75@6; stays 565.25.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

II viii he noticed, however. that the
Democratic Governors are not inviting
or endorsing any of their party can
ddates. Probably because each .onc
hopes he may have a chance himself.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

Henry Gehrlng, of Cleveland. mid
dleweight wrestling champion OF the
world, is looking for new worlds to
conquer after successfully defending
his title against Mike Yokel, OF Wy-
oming, In match at Cleveland. The
men wrestled three hours without a
fall, but three judges gave the deci-
sion unanimously TO Gehring. The
participants, who had previously
wrestled another three-hour no-fall
match, had agreed 10 this plan In
case neither could pin the others
shoulders 10 the mat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

London. March All hope of an
immediate settlement OF the coal
strike ended today when the confer
ence between the committee of oper-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02

Commander Richard Brace White,
of the United States Navy, has been
detailed as the naval attache to the
embassies at Rome and Vienna
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-02
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East BuffalO, \. y, March 2.-Cat-
e--Receipts 75 heac; market slow
steady; prime steers 7.50dS; butcher
grades 3.5OdG9O.
Calves - Receipts 300 head; market
steady; Gull to choice 601O.5O
Sheep and lambs Receipts 5000
head; market active; cnolce lambs 7.15
QL25; Gull TO fair 5.5Od7; yearlings $50
as; sheep 2M5.50.
Hogs-Receipts 3,400: market active
and steady; yorliers 6.S5d6.0O; pigs $40
mixed 6.SOM6.S5; heavy 67OdGSO;
roughs 55O661O; stays 5G5.50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Cochise Cases On
 Supreme Docket

The Supreme court has fixed the dates for hearing cases before that tribunal. Tn following Cochise cases app ar on the docket:-
 No l26n-Psul 8 Wsrnekros ve Charles 5owmsn. appeal from the su-. perior court of Cochise. Set for Oct. 24.
 No l253-Charies W Bush vs Robert E Root. appeal rom She dis srict cour, of Cochise county. Set for Oct IA. This case and No l260 will he heard by court composed of Judge s Frantlin, Roes and Superior Court Judge McAllister of Graham county, Judge Cunningham having disqusli- fed,
 No l25S-City of Bisb.e vs Arizona Insurance company. from Cochise county. Case set for Oct. 24.
 No l263-Copper Belle Mining Co. of West vs. vs John Gleeson. from Cochise county. Oct 25.
 No I277-William Kline vs Joe Kline, from Cochise county. Set for Oct 25.
 The court handed down the new rules which have been recently print. ed. They will take effect on and sf- ter Nov. Is, l9la.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Much Difference to
 CattIemen Nowadays

Years ago when the range was free and vast herds could roam al will from one end O the country to the otber. without even s thought of A wire fence or a quarantine officer, the grass up to their eyes, labor cheap ard gruo chesper-it vas was profit able to run inferior stock, but the ttmss And conditions have changed |, and it is no longer wise to own such stui. The rsngeis rapidly becoming settl.d and fenced up. Labor cos's from 25 to 35 per cent more and grub, consisting of bacon. beans. sugar il lur and coffee which was ample in the days of the free range has doubled i1 price sud then doubled again. The settling and fencing up of the range and the grabbing of the forest reserves has sd led one expense after another to the cost of maintaining a flock
 until day i, is enormous. And the man who is running inferior stock fiods himself confronting . condition
 demanding immediate attention and
 earnest thought.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Arizona Teachers
 Assn at Phoenix

The Arizona State Teachers Asso- citation will convene at the new high school auditorium. Phoenix. Tuesday October 3lst at 9 m. Tn meeting will last two days aud many of the most prominent educators of the state will take part in the discussion.
 The session Thursdsy forenoon will be given to c consideration of that vital and much discussed subject Public Dissatisfaction With the Schools, It's Causes and Renedies. ' The session Friday forenoon will be given to the subject, How Would IL Affect the Etficiency of the Public Schools and the Teaching Profession to Have a Civil Service System by Which Teachers are Automatically Promomo ed and their Tenure of O. fee Made Reasonably Secure? Pen sions? Equalization of the SslarIes of Men and Women?"
 These topic. are vital to both the schools and the teachers, and doubt less will be discussed effectively and with splrit, thus promising to make this meeting of the association a most profitable and interesting on. Co., chise county will be we'll represented
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Indian Summer In Old
 Tombaston Town
By WM. McSPARRos

By WN. McsPARRoS Here in dis town
 co Tombaston tosn) We now hay . ds Indian sum And all hill like dc golden brown And ds quail bird msks de drum. Shure: Longa tina dc steams plant, Close by. on da hill, Not msks da grunt
 (Whst you cali . dc psnO And quiet now is . ca mill. Shure: we gotta dc dump in svry plscs Where three years maybe. or more, Oa top boss he maka da hump And swesta ID da fsce. Ae he pulla da car a da ore. No DO say. go away
 For like die . town fine. And avery night
 Wber 1 do . tight l slwsys can drinks de wine. But I wi.hs now, in diss old town.
 (while we gotta dc Indian SumD He. da top boss.
 No mska long shut do~n. But maks ds steam plant hum. Here in dis town
 
 (Old Tom mbaston town) Where we gotta da Indian Sum,
 And ell dc hill. liks golden brown And dc qnsil bird maks da drum.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Prohibition Party
 Will Enter Race

The prohibition party of Arizona will be little late in shying their castor into the political rIDg, but they i'll reach the arena iust the same.
 Agreement has been reached 5y the prohibitionists on sta,e ticket. and o Gibson of Tomb tone, pioneer in the prohibition cause arrived in Bis- bee yesterday sfteEu con. carrying the required petition and securing the sig enatures which will entitle his party to a place on the state official qsllot. The prohibition ticket. as il will appear on the official ballot, will be ss follows:
 Presidential elec.ors-Gen Thomas F Wilson, of Tucson; J Stanley How ard. O Phoenix; Roy E Slbley, of Cop per Greek, Graham county.
 Candidate for congre.s-O Gibson of Tombstone.
 Mir Gibson, the prohibition congress sionai candidate. has carried the ban ner for the prohibi,ionists in Arizona for many years, sad this VII. be his fifth race for congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Rojas at Tepachi
 With $50 Men

Since his request Tor amnesty from the MexIcsn government. Roiss has pot been besrd from until last night. when n a urier from Moctezums sr- rived in Douglas and announced that he, with fore. "f 650 men. is located at Tepschi, and has demanded the surrender oi Moctezums, threatening an im mmediate attsck if his demand is not compiled with.
 As soon ss this news arrived, Col. Ssrjines ordered Col. Alvarado. wbo is located at Fronterss with 250 Yaqui Indians, to proceed at once to Moc- tezums and give batrle to the Rojss forces and prevent the threatened at tack Col Alvsrado in compliance with these orders, left Fron,eras lsst night for she scene of trouble
 Educate Yoar rIowels Win Case.rera Candy Cssbartic, cure constipation forever Yc- 8a U c Q. e tails druGsists refund DsaaD
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Columbus Day
 In Arizona

Columbus day. October F, will be laenerally observed througnout Ari. zona. The state has made this 6 legal holiday and all bsnks and pub lie offices will be closed. Pubic ex- erci.es are to be held in Phoenix Prescott, Flagstaff. Tucson, Bsbee and Globe.
 To Phoenix the exercises will begin st the city hall plaza at 5 o'clock. Mayor Lloyd B Christy will preside Governor George Hunt and P. W.
 ,'Sullivan of Prescott are to be the principal speakers. Mise Anna Luke and Maitland Davies will sing. The Indian School bend will play and seats will be provided for at least 1000 pere0ne.
 In Prescott Corporation Commis- sio ger ". P. Gesry and Judge Frank smith will be the prime pal speakers. Attorney General Ballard ana R E dorrison will speak in Flag tsff Eugene Brady O'NeilI in Tucson and L Boyce in bisbss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Taking Testimony
 in Altar and Noga|es

Testimony to support the charge. filed sgsinet General Emilio Camps with the state department in Wash ington by the Mexican government now is being taken in Altar and in Nogales. Sonora. when completed will be forwarded to Washington. Csmpa then will be arrsigned before . United States Commissioner, who will inspect the evidence and decide whether or not it is suffcie nt for hIs extrsdi'ion.
 The testimony at Altar concerns the murder of A Orozco. It is stated hy Mexican Consul E V Ansva that Camps is charged with shooting the man in his wifes arms because he had served with the Federals ip the defense of the town. Oro,co had . wound on hie arm, according to Ansys. and Csmps, noticing it, drew his revolver and killed him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Governor May Call
 Legislative Session

That the governor will soon make { call for an extra session Of the ststt legislature for . date in November il said by those in a position to know te be sn increasingly imminent likli- hood.
 It has been generally known that the administration bad under con. alteration the sdvieability of calling the Legislature together in extra see. sion but it was not believed that tbie would be done until after January l !.
 It is said that the governor is be- ing urged to call the session for No yember in order tbss there may be DC question of the leeislature's acts. ss il is contended by many that the pres. ent legislature goes out of existenc. on the 6rst day Of January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
HELP WANTED. LEARN AUTOMO- BILE AND ELECTRIC TRADE
 IN FACTORY

AmbitlO us men anG boys are Want- ed who wish to take advantage cf this opportunity 10 b.cJme trained me- ehsnics, after which you are given the preference of enpi"y yment in the Call iforni Foundry aad Engine Works, with whom this school hss & contract. and where you have the unparalleled ad vantage of seeing with your own eyes and working wi h your own hands all the different operations of the me-. chanIcal trades from the rawlings aud blue print, the pst 'ern shop. then through the foundry aud machine shops and finally the finished ma chine IS in operation. We absolutely offer you the only opportunity west of the Mississippi River where, in the minimum of time you may master & trade that took men in your fathers time, five years before he was consid- cred "Out oi hIs ,ime. To ue able to read and write your own name in English Is all the education that is required to enter thIs school. Our instructors IncIude men who have been induced a. great expense, to come 10 us from the hIghe chairs of the largest engineering schools Here IS your "pp ,rtlnI y of life time to master a trade and also spend the winter in Sou hern California where you never see a snDwbsli. Couses from s25 % to Sl5OO) Write today for free csralng cunt,ining all the in formsrion. Specia inducements of- fersd first s,holsr from new territory. Address MEG IANI 'AL ELECCRIC. AL EN iINEERfNG SCHOOL OF CaLIFORNI ,, 5257 SouthFig uero,, Los Angeles, California. 9-29
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
From Thursdays Daily

Frsuk D, nsrest, deputy county treasurer, returned laat evening from the lower en oi the Snlphur Sprinls valley, where with Deputy Assessor Ross they were cn a personal prop erty tax collecting trip.
 The farmers of the sulphur Sprints valley near NcNeal will hold a fair and harves home celebration there on Thursday. October 24, and have sent invitations to many citize0s of Coch'se eouIty to attend and see he frui Of ih IT lators displayed. County Attorney W. e Gilmore is in Douglas. where he a6nt to repre- sent the state in the hearing in the eases Of thCee arrested charged with nnla"fnuy searching hotel Tn that city. The defendants include MsL- ne! Cuests and two officers Of the Ninth Cavalry This case has a, = tracted c insiders ble attention. lt has been learned that the death of Yenscio Vslenzuels at Tucson was due to fractured skull Valensuela fell into q shallow well while return ing to ltne Yaqui village Saturday night. He ~as hauled ont and pu, 10 ted his ininry not being noticei. Pr JR WaIls made an examination of the body whish revealed the cause oI death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Broomcorn Crop
 a Dismal Failure

The roomcorn crop Of ;he south "rn ei O the sulphur Springs valley proved & di.mal failure this year, niore than 200 acres in the south ed of the valley proving unpro6 uct. i've. This it i- stated, is due 70 poor eed and late planting Not more than lU per cent of the Cron came up and the larger portion ol this small area has not ye. mstured.
 While this is strictly applicable to the south eud cfthe valley other sec. tione have Leeu more fortunate. While no ds 6 concerning tonnage IS obtains able it is understood that tre san Simon vicinity and the Light neigh 1orhood raised good crops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
From Wednesdays Daily

County Attorney 1iimore went to B'sbee today on official business.
 Clarence Booth is . county sec, visitor on court business
 Lee O Woolery went to Douglas to- day oD brief professional visit
 Chiet of PolIce George Brsvin re csived word that hls young son. Valentine. was making rspd pro. gress to~ard recovery, which is pleasing news to the many friends of the young man in Tombstone.
 Frank Crable and wife left today for Phoenix where they 70 Co make their home, Mir Crable having &C., cepted the pcsition Of chief deputy clerk in the U. s. court, with head qusrters at Phoenix. Mir Crable re- signed bic position here as postmaster some time since and his brother. Ar. thur Harwood has been named as his successor and has already sssumed charge of the office. MT Crable and sife take with them the beet wishes of host of Tombstone friends. wht sincerely regret their d"partnre from this city.
 | During Fair week dozens of conven t:ons of various kinds will he hels at Phoenix. but none is more close fly allied with the interests of tn whole of our citizens than the an
 uusl meeting of Arizona's teachers Il The board of supervisors adjourne, until Oct l7th at which time tbe will award the contract for buildinI the Hereford bridge.
 | Chss Morgan, owner of place
 mines iu the Huschucse is 6 Tomb
 stone visitor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Board Vii Aid
 None But Citizens

No more indiscriminate giving o' charity will b. allowed by the county board of supervisors. At the last meeting of the board it was decided that hereafter no char y. free grocer ies or other supplies, will be given by the county. through any of it's oibo cisIs, except in cases of need, where .he needy is ciizen of thi. cCun' try.
 Hereafter it will be necessary for anyone asking aid of the coun'y to 6rst exhibit certificate of natnrsliza. tiou or 6 certificate of registration showing that he IS qualified citizen ci.izen of the United States The board will refuse 10 approvs any bill for sid extended unless it it shown that the recipient is citi. | Zen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Grind of Justice in
 The Superior Court

| In the superior court today the Quarles vs Parker mining case still occupies the attention of the court and jury. The case involves question of ownership and location of some valuable placer ground iu Ash Canyon in the Huachucs mountains. The plaintiffs complaint hold to . lode location title and claim 5000 has been extracted by the defendants while working the ground under . placer location. The recovery Of the 5000 and 5000 additional damages is sought. Attorneys Williams and lFlsnnigsn appear for the plsintiff- and Attorney F NJ Doan sppears for the defendant.
 The disputed ground is regarded as valuable sud has been the scene of e gold excitement causing quitea rush to the new gold fields when discovery was first made.
 All the rem aining jurors on the panel have been discharged and have departed for their respective homes.
 l THURSDAY
 Io court today the jury iu the IQusr!es vs Parker, Ash Canyon min. ing case. returned e verdict in favor of the pls'nsiffs, vesting the title ip favor of the the plaintiffs ss agsinst the defendants and allowed the sum Of s5l2 damages. Notice of appeal was filed.
 In the case of ? B Mccoy vs Maria Mccoy. judgment was rendered in favor of plaintiff.
 T,ppott vs Steele ct al-Motion of for dismissal was granted. A number of probate hearings were had before Judge sutter today and orders filed.
 The juries have DOW all been dis charged and it is probable no more trial juries will be subpoened until January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Canning Tomatoes
 In Big Valley

The cspnery of the McNeal Go op- erative Canning comDany is working on tomstoes at pre-ent and is putting out product which will. by its high grade, make the name of the conpsny A standard of excellence in the south- wee. This information was received from Hubert fl Heath. who has re turned from an extended visit to the valley town.
 All the tomatoes icing used are especially selected. No bad ones are allowed to enter into the canning process" said Heath in d, scribing the op rating plant
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Sale of Republican
 Involves $97,000

The ssle of the Phoen,x Republican to the Bull Moose advocates is claim ed to have involved $97 900. The Dem. era. ssys $eO,O0O was paid in cash by,,Dwight Heard paying SIG. coo. Frank Parker $5OOO and L B Ale1. ander $5oOO. The remaining 1000 wss assumed by Frank A Munsey, the noted publisher and Mendiil McCor . mick of the Harvester interests.
 The Republican alwsys heretofore . power in the political field will be made sn active iscsor in furtherinR 6 the interest of the Progressive party and Roosevelt in Ari,ona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Prominent Man
 Visits Tombstone

MT c c Rouse. . member of ths executive department of the Southern Railway, with headquarters at Wssh- ington City, hove into Tombstone lsst evening, having steered our batter faDilias to bic home. Mr Rouse comes west for more than one pur- pose: First, be will visit bis uncle, Judge Barnes of Fairbank. promi- nently identified with the Boquillss Land and Cstt'e Company.
 Mir Rouse had in contemplation . trip into Mexico. desirous, as are al Virgiuians, of seeing . thing to . COD. cIusion. However. after having ventured upon Arizona soil, and taken s big i=halstion of our ozone, he :con cluded to conclude; as . consequence, he turned .e ose his csmers snd "shos up the town" Tombstone and Ari- zous is good enough outing for MI Rouse, as compared to the tsm- District of Columbis, where only politicians do congregste and await the outcome of events.
 MT Rouse, it is suspected, is sn srtiss- He carries the impIepsnts whereby nothing may esctps. Snsp- shots are the order of his peregens- tions, and we are told that the films of public places and msgssine articles descriptive may reveal to us that MT Rouse makes very profitable trip through Arizona. His expositions will prove prof sbie to the public.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Reduced Rates
 for Arizona Fair

A special fare for the round trip to the AriIons State Fair to be held iu Phoenix October I2Sth to November 2nd, has just been announced by the Southern Pacific Company and Ari" zons Eastern Railroads. The trcupd trip fare for this occasion will be the ssms ss the one way fare at present. This rate is absolutely unpro6tsble to the railroads but it means for the development of the state, and tue raj lrosds are the gresteet booster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Sonora Yaquis
 Giving More Trouble

Ysquis are giving much trouble at San Xavier. Sonora. according to W C Laughiin and F Williams, who have arrived n Guaymss, and who state that two sets of 'eamsters con- veying supplies to the isolated dis. tricts have been wsylsid and slain by the Iodians. The news of the killing ss given by Lsughlin and Williams was received Tn Tucson Monday. h both cases the bodies of the dead were left ly ing beside the vsgons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Governor Hunts
 [ Auto Experience

Governor Hunt added sn addition = sl hard luck experience to his ale ready more than complete qnots O. auto experiences, on Saturday. his csr mired down four miles from Rooee- velt on the road to Glob-. It aas raining at the time, raining pretty heavily. but ID spite of it Goyernor Hunt, as he has done before, got out in the mud and belped push the car onto the hard ground.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Warren School
 Opens Today

Tbe Warren school, which has teen closed since the discovery of the pres- ence of scarlet fever in the town, wac ailoaed to open this morning. and the Sunday schools may oper next Sunday. This announcement wac made by the county health officer yesterday afternoon
 No new caees of scarlet fever have appeared in . week or longer snd al danger of further spread of the dis eaee is believed to be gone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Machine Becomes
 Ash Heap

When he crspked his car after re- pairs on the Roosevelt road near Desert Wells Sunday. c young man, whose name is understood to he Bar ker, exploded some vase gasol ne in the apron, and i3 the lapse of a Jew minutes the machine was scrap iron and cinders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Dentists Will
 Meet at Phoenix

The AfiZnns Dental sssociatiop, composed Of dentists throughout the s ate, will meet in snnnal convention at Phoenix. October 2B. and will con- tinue iu session for five days, ad iourniDg Nov mher l. An interest ing program of topics for discus sion hy delegates is being preparsd. tu, has not yet been announced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Steel Bridge
 is Completed

The steel frame work for the Fl Psso and Southwestern bridge over the Cienegs has been completed, rails have been laid over it and the laying of steel into Tucson is now proceeding at the rate of mile per day. The completion of the road is expected to be announced DO, later than Novem. Der 10.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-10-13
Two Engines
Crash at Naco

<As$sV33sNfRI aBD1etH3zsaae
 A switch engine at Osborne Junc~ tion, ran into the engine of q work train on the siding. Both engines were damaged severely, one being put on its side in the di,cn. The engine men escaped with severe bruises and jjlts. but c workman, whose nam was not learned, had his two legs cut of.