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The Harlowton news., 1913-08-22

ranch four miles west Of town and
have many friends living il this
vicinity.
The Johnson's Cash Grocery will
deliver -four, potatoes and ALI
other heavy and bulky articles.
Save money BY placing your order
here to get the benefit Of the low
prices this grocery store is max
ing you.Adv.
James Tovey, who lives about
~ miles east Of here, has just
finished threshing his 100 acre
field Of wheat and it averaged 80
bushels to the acre. This is the
third crop il successive years on
the land and the ground has only
been plowed once.
FOUNDA An overcoat on the
road between here and Twodot.
Owner call at the Kelly Land s.
Loan Co, prove property and pay
for this ad and receive property.
ADV.
The citizens Of White Sulphur
Springs, Lennep, Martinsdale, Two
Dot, Ola, Judith Gap, Nihill.
Bercail, Hedgesville and shawmut
all claim the best territory ad-
jacent to their towns in the coun9
! ty. Let them prove it with their
exhibits at the fair.
! Give the johnson Cash Grocery
a trial. Your patronage will be
appreciated. ADV.
The Chapter held its first meet
ing last Wednesday night and con
ferred the first degree on six can
didates. They will hold two meet
ings a week until they have given
the four degrees to twelve candi-
dates. Their next meeting is on
Saturday night.
Step i'll and look at that new line
of Kolax Fibre Rugs at Urners.
ADV.
Miss Ida Berg, who has accepted
position as teacher in one Of the
rooms of our public school, was
in town this week looking for a
place to room and board while
teaching here. Miss Berg is the
daughter of Jake Berg of Lennep.
Money to loan, houses to rent
on reasonable terms. See w. G.
Husband. ADV.
The Harlowton news., 1913-08-22


game viii take place next Sunday,
Aug. 24th, " 8 y. 1n. Admission
sbO CENTS. One lady free with each
ticket.
Catholic Services Masses, 1st
and 3rd Sunday Of each month
at 5 and 1880 4. III. Benediction
5of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Sunday evening at s p. N.
Attention is called to the ad of
the Mont. Wheatland co. These
parties are boosters for Montana
and will bring large number of
settlers into the state. If you.
contemplate buying land it would
be we'll for you to see their local
representative the Kelly Land s.
Loan Go.
Drink union beer at the union
bar, Lewistown Brewery Saloon,
81. M. Hogl, Harlowton, Montana
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Fitzpatrick and
son Lycnrgus of Spokane arrived
last Sunday to make visit with
their son and his wife, MIR. and
Mrs. II, @. Fitzpatrick. They
formerly owned the Fitzpatrick
The Harlowton news., 1913-08-22

IT issuggested by the committee
i il charge Of the fair that all who
have one Or more extra rooms to
\ rent during the week of the fair
that they will hand in to the Sec,
4 n. g. Klemme their name and the
number that they can accommodate.
The hotels and rooming houses
will not be able to provide rooms
for all that attend and the com
mitteeH are anxious to secure: ac-s
omodations for our visitors.
See the City Dray Line for all
dray and transfer business. Cab
to any part Of the city day Or
night. Resident agent for. Cont.
mental Oil co Telephone No. Ill.
Harry Cosgriffe, prop. adv.
The ball game between Round
up and the locals ad vertised for
last Sunday did not take place on
account Of the inability Of Round,
UP to get here on account Of the
washout east Of Miles City. The:
The Harlowton news., 1913-08-22

$. s. Bigger the absconding
agent Of the Billings Northern rail
road at Judith Gap was arrested
in Iowa and brought back to this
county for trial. 1t is said he got
away with about 800.
Johnson's Cash Grocery can
please the needs Of the most par
ticular patrons. Adv.
The last day Of the Meagher
county fair will be the day Of field
sports as well as other amusements
There will be foot races, relay
races, throwing the baseball, bunt-
ing and other sports.
Before making your farm loan
see US, we have money. Lynn 4
Dunn adv
Mckenzie and Wade, who were
injured BY the explosion Of the
engine at Burgoyne, are both i'm
proving as rapidly as could be ex-
pected.
G. G. Perkins, Undertaken and
Embalmer. Hearse in connection,
Harlowton. Mont. adv.
Prof. See, who was superintend-
ent Of our school for two years,
was in town Monday. Mr.. See has
accepted the principalship Of a
high school in Idaho.
Make good investment in New
York Life policy. Guy P. Bliss,
representative. ADV.
The stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Muller the
past week and left a baby girl.
Both mother and child are doing
nicely.
Watch Marshall's windows for
new merchandise.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs, T.. r. Duke were
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
How It Was
 Done in Phoenix

Many Douglas citizens received let CTS from Phoenix todd, telling of the passage of the county seat bill. among which wss one to c O Ellie. of the Bank of Douglas. from ] N Gaines who ssys in part: Sims s,aid with us and fought it out in the senate It passed the senate by a vote of IF ayes, 6 noes and one absent We had several votes nine to nire on different days on the adoption of the confer encs report fsvoring the house. which left it up in the air We finally got three of the republicans and put it over ."-Douglss International
 From the activity sho~n. the point naturally suggests it:ef: Does tie Cochise TsIpayers Association favor Douglas for proposed county seat ss sgsinst Bisbee? What hss Bisbee done to the association?
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Passing of Former
 Tombstone Pioneer

Peter Hsmm, former Tombstoner, sged 60 years, died ct his home in the John son Addition. near Bisbee Sstur- dsy morning. The deceased was . sufferer from tuberculosis and has been i'll for more chen year. lie hss lived in the district for many years and is survived by . wife and daughter. Tbe funeral was held un- der auspices of the Masonic order ss Bisbee. Besides being member oi this lodge the deceased ::vss sl-o . mem Der of the K of P and the Odd Fellows.
 Peter Hamm was . man o' sterling qoalities, widely known and estssr,sd in the district. His passing is thai of good oitisso and one who will b, much missed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
New County
 Health Regulations

A number of new rules. to prevent the :spread of contiguous diseases, have been formulated by the county hoard cf health. The new rules bo come effective June 1. Among those enacted, one applies to the msinten- ance of cess pools, and provides that these shall not be used in any city or town where there is "a sewer system. Further provision is mad. that all dwellings must be connected with the sewer system, where such a system is convenient, and that All cess pools and out houses must be kept in . san, :, itary condition at all times. The final section provides thstall premises contiguous to any dwelling where human beings live must be kept in 6 sanitary condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
From Wednesdays Daily

F Willard of the F N wo:cott mer- csntile establishment left today fer Tncson on business matters. Earl Ford was an outgoing passen- ger this morning for Tucson. Attorney A R English was an out~ going pssser ger to Benson today on legal business.
 wP Thompson wac among the outgoing pssssn ngsrs to Tucson today on brief business vIeit.
 Governor Hunt yesterday signed senate bill No 49. known as the cOun- ty seat removal bill. and it thereby became law of the stats Of Arizona
 Mrs F N Wolco., left this morning for Douglas on . brief visit with friends.
 State Tax Commissioner Chas R {. Howe is io Tom bstone today in con- ference with Assessor Hughes with reference to the new mine tsx law passed by the legislature.
 At San Simon, A NJ James, of Dal- hart, is loading % cars of stock cattle for the Panhandle. They are being delivered to him by the Triangle rsncb.
 Attorney French is 6 visitor in the county seat today on business of . legal nature.
 City Clerk Lee o Woo'ery was SD outgoing passenger to Land today CD . brief visit.
 Fire tbis morning in the ore house at the Southwest shaft was discovered in time 10 save the building It is bought the fire originated from c spsrk from one of the leasors' black smith forge nearby, but the flames were discovered before much head way vas gained and e1tineuished.
 Melvin Swain is . Tombetone yie.. itor today from Douglas on c brief visi, with his mother and Tom bstone friends
 Two highwaymen entered McCon. ne!Ps saloon in Kingman the other night, and after lining the fifteen iu- mates of the saloon up against the wall, made the propriesors go into :hsir safe and dump it's contents on the floor. The men made good their get away and secured about sl5OO for their trouble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Extends Best Wishes
 to Tombstone

Editor PRosPECToR
 Will you kindly express through your columns my appreciation os the many kind remarks tha, have be n made to me during the year; and ss. pecisily the last part of the year. io regard to the school work; slso my sE'- preciation of the very cordial srd generous way in which the memttT- Of the Tombstone Band, the Ivey Or cbes,ra, and others assisted in our course Of lectures given by the pre- ident snd members of the facul'y "i the University Of Arizona. and in cur celebration of Statehood Day. l g" to Maine, but Arizona has it's chsTn's that expect will bring be back some time iu the future when Mrs S,ov' can come Hith me. The date will !" uncertain on account Of her motle;. continutd illness and need of her To each boy and girl, each msn ana woman in Tombstone. I wish the highest and best success it is p"s-' !. for you to attain, and I tbank you for every kindness shown to me and every expression of good will.
 Sincerely,
 E. H. STOVER. Tombstone, Sunday, Msy IS, 1913.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Road-BuiIding Crew
 Hard at Work

The Cochise county road building crew sre,st . point near Forest on tbe Bisbee.'Gleeson road and the camp is c busy place these days. Some 30 men are at work on the road under the direction of Dave Hsssler. and substsnt tial resul,s are being shown daily.
 The county traction engine, "The Big Fonr Thirty" is marvel in ex- ecution on rosd work. handling the grader with ease and dispatch. The tracti )n is run on one side of the grade while the grader, with disk and revolving belt, conveys the dirt to the center in 6 constant stream.
 The fret "try out" of the equip ment shows 8 record of about three miles of rad building within two weeks, and everything is working satisfactorily. But four men are re- quired in handling the engine and grader. the pripcipsl..work being auto msticslly cared for.
 Foreman Hsssler keeps his crew busy on the road survey ahead; 8 sys- temstic method of clearing the road way Of all etumps and obstructions being carried on to best advantage. :. and room thus made for the traction and grader operations
 County Surveyor s McNei.h has mapped out the new roadway which i. plated and s;sked. including the exact grade and sil culverts and bridges.
 The supervisors are to be congratu', lated on starting the road bcilding 0! the county in the proper manner. Within 6 few years Cochise will have one of the best road systems in the state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Its Up to Oscar
 to Explain

Oscar Coll, assistant clerk oi the Cochi-e board of supervisors, was in Douglas yesterday and came near be- ing mobbed by his friends. Before he was accused of the crime, hosever be: admitted that he had the best "little girl in the country" .This makes the International believe that Coll has had gall enough to get mar ried, and until he disputes the allega- tion and threatens to kill the alliga- tor. this paper will insist that he is married man. It is up 10 Oscar Coll to explain many and multi.udino ous things. Coue hence. Oscsr.-Inter. national.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Larsen Saved His
 Helper From Death

Regarding the narrow escape from death of Clarence Smith, wellkno~n Tombstone young man. the Review has the following account of the scci- dent:-
 "what did I think? Many things. But first and las, that you were there and would get me out of it."
 Such was the expression of conf'' depce in Boiler Mak-r Jack Larson that witnesses of . thrilling accident ct the Shsttuck heard yesterday after. noon from c T Smith. Larson's helper when Smith regsined COS sc.ou. ness sitter . clinch with death that Larson broke, and in doing so, yell earned the confidence Smith had in him. Smith reach d for c pair of pipt tongs. His hand came in contsc, with live wire and he was buried in to the sump under . compressor The sump was fuli of water and smiti I in .t.ntly drenched. The $50 volts or 1 the power line were more than treblet l in effect. Smith unconscious, clencb, ed the live wire.
 Then it was that Larson acted
 SeisipR the wire on the insulation, b
 put ell his strength ia . pull tbs tore it through the hand of the ma,
 in the sump. Eight stitches weF
 later taken in the hack of Smith
 head, where he struck the sump in hi ,iall. the blow rendering him uncon
 eious. He vas able to he out lss
 night but is expected to be over tb ishoet today"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
From Mondays Daily.

School Sup riuteudeut E H StoveT left lsst evening for Orchard, Maine. after successful term Of school in Tombstone. The many Tombstone friends of Prof. Sto CT regret his de- psrture ano hope to 'see him return here befor many moons, to again take up his residence in Dear Old Co. chise.
 County Treasu CT c W Hicks was in Donglss yesterday on brief visit.
 EC Vanderbilt, commercial agent of the Western Union Telegraph Co.,, Is in the city to gather data on the mileage of Western Uoion wire within the school districts of the state ss re- quired by the s'ate corporation com- mission.
 Judge J F DuDcsn, the veteran 'eg' 'slaror from Cochise returned home isst evening from Phoenix and was greeted by host of Tombstone friends. The judge was glad the ses. sioD was over ar d stated the legisla. ture was in a continual atmosphere of turmoil and w.rtslk. but never-ths- less was hard working body and passed many good laws. The judge was continually on the job and is one of the few solons who voted oD every measure up for consideration.
 A Heffern, the well known Cochise county mining man is in the city from Douglas on mining business.
 Henry T. Johnson, mining man of Denver, Colo is in the city. Mir. Johnson will examine and psss upon the merits 0! a mining property in the Dragons for his company. upon which bond is being negotiated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Concessions Made;
 Strike May End

Douglss advices ssy the Mon 6" zums Copper Go, the Phelps Dodge corporations big Sonora mine at Nscozari announced today that il had ID sde concessions to strikers by which it is hoped the strike that affected about 1900 will be ended. The con- pspy age d to discharge three Amer icsn foremen ss demanded by the strikers but announced the mill will remain closed till other disputed points are tettlei,
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Sonora Now Has
 Dual Governorship

Sonora has two governors both oi whom are on thes job in Hermosillo. The strsngest part of the story is thst tbey seree and everything is peacsble in the capitol at Hermosi!lc. Con- stitutional governor Jose Maria Nay :o.sss, who hss Deen . refugee in Tucson is back at Hermoeillo and is exercising his iunctiors ss the legal governor of the state of Sonors.
 I. L, Pesquieirs, the provis- ionsl governor appointed by the state troop. to set in the absence of May torens. is alec continuing bis work ss the provisional governor, The two governors consult each ctber daily
 and are cooperating in carrying cr the affairs of the rebel state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Arizena Alien law
 Not Regarded Seriously

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 Arizona's new alien land law is not regarded here ss seriously complies ting the negotiations with Japan be- cause the act does nos contain the same direct bar against Japanese e the Caliiornis act. It is expected, however. that because of its sdverse efect upon Mexican land owners in Arizons, c protest will be forthcoming from the Mexican .Rovernment, even in view Of the rather irregul-r stssus of the diplomatic relations betseen America and Mexico.
 The measure provides that no for ! eigner wbo has not become . citizsr of the United stes or at lesrt made applicst on to becomsa ci,izen, car cwr land Tn Arizona. It is said thai many residents of Sonora, Mexican'
 who have DO intention O: becoming citizens of Arizona, own land in Ari- soma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Line Rider
 Lassoes Eagle

An eagle was lassoed, tied and taken 10 Douglas by line rider, Tom Perrine of the Fl Psso Custom House. I, has been presented to the Doug las Elks' club. Ptrrine and pr H. NJ Hart of Douglas, had been in specting e shipment of s4l head Of cattle from the Gsbilondo ranch, cros ed at monument 66. They were enroute to the city when he saw two eagles feeding on 6 carcass near the road. Being heavy from fssding, only one of the birds rose. The other started running along the road and was Ioped by the line rider.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Frank Nichols
 Passes Away

Frank Nichols aged about 35 yesrs, one Of the best liked young men of this section died yesterday morning ot 10 o'clock ins Phoenix hospital, to which he had been confined for several weeks. The body will be brought to Douglss.
 Mir Nichols had been . resident Of Couglss for 6 number of years, bis mother, Mrs Mary Nichols, and bis brother, c F Nichols, residing there ct this time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
From tuesdays Daily

U Bowen of the Bisbee Auto Co Is in the county seat today on busi- ness matters.
 Alfred Paul, wife ard family aye visitors in the city for few days from Douglas, the gues,s Of Mrs Psul's mother, Mrs q W Swain and family
 EC Vanderbilt. commercial sgeOt of the Western Unnion wac in the city yes'e' day on matters connected with the local office.
 W K Meade was an outgoing ra |. senger 10 Tucson this morning on business.
 Mrs NJ CunpinRham. Mir Jas Letson |, and Attorneys Roy Morioos and J NJ O'Cor nell motored over today iron, Bisbee on court natter.
 Ernest La Duke. representing th- Phoenix Ink Works of Pueblo, Colo, is in the city in the interes, of ink sales. Mir Ls Dr ke furnishes sn ink that is foreery-proof His demou- strations are . revelation. The roe abilities of being victimized by an interruptions person are shown and he was enabled to place quite @ mum Der Of orders in the city, the use oi the ink sffording . protection against check artists.
 Dr F W Randall, county physician, iu order that the smsilpox epidemic of Cananea be prevent d from gain- ing . foothold here, has adopted pre- cautiouary mea ures to have all sus- picious case. reported. The sun continues to .ise in all his glory and bic first rsys fail in golden showers on the old flag over the court house iu Tombstone. And as he sinks sereoely behind the majestic Huschucas, he throws lingering kiss at the good old temple of justice in Tombstone. From ali appearance, Old Sol will continue to look with favor on the county seat of Cochise in Tombstone for many more years to come.
 Joe Curry and flames Bsnksrd oi the c and A 0! Bisbee, were in the city today on e brief business visit,
 Mfs Nancy Cook. mother of Mrs Harry Evans. made 6 hurried de- psrture to her home in Colorado Springs, Colo. today, having received the shocking news of the sudden death of her husband. Senator E $ Ives arrived in the city last evening from Tucsen on legal business.
 Shipments of ore by the chlorider; on the T c M Co mines aye going forth daily to the smelters at Ei Psso' There are sbou, 100 men at work or lesses in the Tom bstoue district and all are doing we'll.
 | Laie Gibson, manager oi the Blue Front barber shop of this city. is iI Bisbee on brief business visit. Dr H B Hitchius, the we'll knowr dentist. who has been in the city tho past week, expects to leave tomorrow for Tucson for few dsys. returning here the latter part of the week. D W Issacson, of Pool, has pur. chased the big cattle and ranch hold ings Of Pool of the came place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Sonora Residents
 Witness Earthquake

A N Harper. 6 well known and wealthy resident of Sonora, brought word to Douglas Saturday that the people Of Grsnsdo.. south of Mocte- zums, were badly frightened last week by a succession of earthquake shocks, which could be felt all a'ong the Grsnados range of mountains, The shocks, about 40 in all, were severe enough to cause damage to some O. the adobe residences and the people were obliged to leave their homes and camp in the open. The section surroundi:g the C,levris ranges wss alec affected by the earth quakes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Joke Ends Seriously
 for Old Negro

A joke played on Wiley Box, sn old negro, consisted in wrapping his feet in burisp. pouring on alcohol and set- ting fresto it. A resident of Tue con was arrested Sunday on . charge of being the joker.
 Box is ct St Mary's hospital in that city with the skin burned od bis feet His condition is serious. Blood poisoning may ct in.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Phelps Dodge Co.
 Contributes $1,000

Tn response to a number of letters sent out by Prof Willis, for the bureau of mines that it is proposed to estsb- fish next year si the University of Arizona, premises of support and COG operation have been received from among the leading mining concern. of the country and on Monday morp- ing Prof Willis received c check from the Phelps Dodge Go, with hesdqusr- te,s in New York. for $1, 900.
 It is expected that this bureau will be one of the features of the mining course next year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

A s Porter of Webb, ipstslled 6 } ? b p Stover gasoline pumping engine ~ith pump attachments, at his we'll this week.
 Coming into Courtlsnd Tuesday, A S Porter and D N CIuff when crossing the track at Kelton. were thrown down into the wagon bed, by the breaking Of the seat. caused by the iolting received in crossing the track. The Arizonsn says, the railroad cross- iugs throughout this valley. are sny- thing but . credit to the roads over which they lead.
 Mrs b W Brown. Mrs W i Brown and daughter Clara, and Miss Ls. Preal Sampson, motored to Tomb stone Monday, with Elun Brown st the wheel. All returned except Mrs D W Brown who remained over un- | til Wednesday.
 AY Smith, formerly president of She Commonwealth company of Pearce, accompanied by Mrs Smith , arrived in Pearce Wednesday and will remain several Gsys among the scenes | of their former home.
 Wednesday afternoon, as NJ H ard D W Brown were working together on 6 galvanized tank. through which they were endeavoring to drive s,eel bar, c chip flew from the bar and euI sn artery in the arm of NJ H Brown
 While the blood spurted for . mo.
 ment. fit was promptly stopped b,
 holdipg . thumb over over it until b.
 could reach the doctors office ant
 have it properly cared for.
 Dr Bs;ly shipped this week, to
 friend ct the Post Graduate Hospits in New York City. . Gils monster This reptile is . large one. is Of yer dark color, the msrkings being of rather light red and in shspes the would be called pretty, were they o anything other than . gils monster l-Asizousn.
 ChambefaIns s Coush Renledv
 cwss colds r- ~s~a whSopies~
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-05-25
Quarantine Established
at Cananea

Due to the presence of c number of eases of smallpox in Cananea, . strict quarantine has been established. The last two days no departures have been permitted from the city. except that those leaving can show vaccination within the last l5 dsys and produce physicians' certificate of good health
 At the Csuanes depot. notice is post- ed to above effect, and before selling . ticket out of the city, the ticket agent demands presentation of physicians certificate from the :;r!:s:s: :o5 passage.
 There gre over 50 cases in the pest rouse now and spread continuing to sn alarming extenA.