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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Nntonio in 9r. Muoon's Sanatprium
unterbrahten.
Die eriie Bobe fam Beridt, iie fei
nierentrant; in finf Woden mar lie
t0rperlih 9eiuno, tiur ibren 9etfti'
gen 3uItano mDdten lie, bic 9pttoren,
better ieben. Sic lit brei5ebn 8ohen boz
9erueien. pis ibr Wann oas 8e5nblen niht
nehr alsbolten tonnte, uno ourfter lie
aud niht befu1en. 4m 4. OCTOBER baben
mir lie geb0lt, bic Jreuoe mar 9roB; le
lit t0rperllh 9eiunf, u etipaS geoanfens
ldpad. Die &egel lift nod niht iuieoer
eingetreten. I'm lid 9riinolih aussubei'
len ioa ie nun Die NaIierfur eebrauhen.
ST tie rie lit ibre arantbeit. Sd babe
ole Rlaten HaturbeiIfunoe, nah oieier be-
urtbeile ib ibre &rantbeit ais @ =
lehtsneroeu d 10 d DE uno &C.
birnneroenfh 10 q d. e.
Us peroient uieueiht nod errpibnt su
iperoen, oaB lbr Batter NIT 81 Sabren &c.
iturben lit; er mar ionit ferngeiuno unb
u cine Wote trant, mad ben 8iihern
su urtheilen lit er an iibermd6iaem Sc
hfehtsgenuB aeitorben. Bitte Sic
iobaIb ME nl0glih Ordination ausSuar.
beiten fir n,etue 3ofter, aud Die Nugens
Hhniitultur mphten mir nit baden. Bis
oabtn %bebauoeln mir lie 10 gut Die mir es
periteben Esht balb Sbrem Natbe ent'
9eSeniebeno sriBt
Ndtun9spo1
Srau .. a."
&Go bier maj eiu Sau, Der nitt nur
obpfifde %ionoern pfDbiihe Shmie-
bot. Die Nerste hatten aui Sps
b%lasnolirt. aber trps ibrer 8ebanos
lung peridlimmerte iit DER 9uitanb Der
Sdticntin BON ara mp en- bis su Sob
udtSanfdIleu. Sn benz uercluiipen"
Sanatorium in Gan Nntpnio, mo hohii
.uabriheinlth Die bel ben Mteoiainern in
3eit 10 beliebte Stopf {. uno M f.
ur aH9tpanot uuroe uno ote allen idpn
10 plele MenihenIeben auf Dem @etpiiien
bat, wuBte man NIT benz Sale pfenbar aud
nldts atsufan9en, uno Der @emutbssuitant
Der YatientlH muroe INNER e~rnlter. Neben'
bel bemertt. meiB ih pom elmer 50 Gronel
Sdninoiuhts' 0atientin, Der in einem iol.
hen Sanatorium in Seem Wterico in turse,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Sm. 90. VI. in VI, 81. Neuoen Sic iih
iue9en Der @rneuerung Sbres Wilitdrpafes
an bas 9eutihe Goniulot IN Chicago. SoR
Sbr &ermosen uon ben oeutihen 8eb6rben
nut 8efdln9 beleg. uiro. baben Sic nItt
su beiiirhteu. IS iann Sbnen nur Die
@eIoitrafe abseSogrn weroen, au Der Sic
pegen Der lleberihrrituns oeS llrlaubs per'
urtbeilt neroen mogen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

:. 6. .. W. in g.,
. 0 M, lhrelbt
mir:
@inIiesenb finoen
sic 8etrag fur ei.
men II Nbonnen.
ten fir ole Bolts
pot, welhe i'd iuls
i1ter u~erbreiten belle
ih bin Sbr Nrier
ihpn lanae Sabre.
gu gletder 3eit
m0hte i'd Sic bitten
UNI iuds Sic benfeil
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

in ihlitten @Orten elm Brief, ben
itl ioeben BON 6rau 2etert erbielt. uno ben
luortlit abauorufen tie mir ME ih annehs
men bari ipphl erlauben tpiro. SD thue
Dies uur i'm Snterefe Der aroBen Sadie uuo
Jun BeIten pon anoeren SuIoerinnen glei'
der Art, uno i'm politen Bewubtiein baB
@eni9teit babel nur cine san5 seringe
sRoGe ipieIte:
rgomfprt, Seras, "a. San. 1918.
@ertter Serr @eIunbbeitsratb
@inlie9enn ienoe ih 8etras fir Elm ,pei.
teres Sahr, fir bic 9eitung pelhe mir
unenibebrlid getporoen lit, 10 audi fir
cine Rite Slipenol. uno cine @ummi.
iprise. Ed i'd ben Hreis nid1t 9enau tpei6
uno uelte bic beiten fir ben 8ebraud
liuo. 10 Butte lhiden Sic nab Shrem Gut
oinfen. Solte Der 8reis mebr oils 3
Dollars ousmahen 10 idide i'd nit UNI
eebenoer Hoit ben &eit.
9tun MIL i'd aud einen tursen Beriht
!iber oas Befinben meiner Tohter ienoen,
tpelde nab Sbrer Srbination bebaubelt
muroe. Sic bat felt MuouIt elm herr
lides, seiunbes &ino. uno fIhft iit 10
gut tuie Sic lib nur fiibIen taun. sic bat
an @eipiht beoeuteno Susenommeu, 1T
jest elm aan5 anoerer Meuh 9erpprs
ben, uno oaS aQes baben mir nur S b
81 peroanfen. Nun, ipertber Serr 8e'
luuobeitsrath, nehmen Sic biermit meinen
bersliditen 9aut fir Sbre uniibertreili'
den Hatbl6lGgs, pelhe meiner 3ohter 10
berrlih sur @eiunobeit perholfen baben.
@htunssoouit sriBt Sbre
6rieoa Stetert."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Oscar u. in
g., TegaS, fhreibt
mir in einem ldnge'
rem &riefe u. u. Sol
9enoes:
RI, Ter., 10. San.
1913.
@ertber Serr sc.
iunobeitsratb!
Sic tperoen lid
nod erinnern i'm Noa
bember Or0inds
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

ton fir meine 3ohter, Srau @rnit g.,
uns gelanot 81 BADEN. Sic bat Niles 9e'
treulih befolat, uno bant btr Naturbeils
peiie 1T Sfe felt benz 10. 9eSember 1912
Mutter et.seS muntpren &unben. 3aS
Sinh bat ouf Der Stirne. oberbalb oes
Iinfen AugcS, ctnen Sled ipte Elm tleines
Sogelei groB. Sic erlten smolf Gage mar
Der Sled weiB, bernah lift Der Sled
bIutrotb 9efporoen. gSir tbnnen ooh
mohl nihtS oafur tbun ? Bielleiht miro
Der Sled nit Dem Nlter perit pinoen."
Sieier 6ai III beBpe9en BON b%eionoerer
Beoeutung, tueiltr pIpbilher Mrt mar.
e}nt Sft0ber 1911 unterbreitete mir 9rau Y.
IN Be5ua auf ibre 3odter foIsenocn 8rant'
heitsberiht:
rsBerlber Serr @eiunoheitsratb! 8itte
uin brieHthen Hnth b%etrefS mleiner Sohs
ter, 6rau z. y. Sic lift felt benz 30. SO.
pember 1910 berbeiratbet, % Sobre alt,
mtttlerer @rDBe, pIegt 1870 &funo, bat
elnen 9uten, %ianften @baraiter i'll arbeits-
lebcno uno fleiBig, INNER aufgebeitert
uno freunolld1, rlur ettpas %eneraielpS.
Sbre &raufbeit fins i'm Mai b. s. nit
TerItopfuna an, lie thai niht eiien uno
tuuroe 5~petrial BON & r NJ en- befals
len. Sic Srdinpie tamen plbslih uno un=
eruartet; lie lag oa wie cine 3oote. NIT
5udenoen @"'ihtsSisen, ben anoeren 3a9
that lie tpieoer ,hrer Mrheit rahaeben.
Mm II. Sun aber mar oas MaS pol, lie
muBte lldl leYen, llrtl9e tnr.. ge, NnaIt
sefabI, 8abnpprliellu naen, fursum lte se.
beroete iih pie cine 0 bn finntge,
fam torperlid uno seiitig suiebenbs ber'
unter, bis mir lie am 5. Sui mad San
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

R61terttafe saorperfirre, 25efG6tbeit Settudt, forte ,e NIT aiiuHGe6cn
Sepofttittehr 6egan1pft mereer4 oenr oo1nt rdet G5 sic 2atar rc
mats 1r9efroft 1netfer1t 2lotur9et1dBe -Se6e1apeile rorruofiGrt
2e6cr 9emt DIT e6ctuo 1te Gutter 9 G 10 6t Ge ma6t sic 29oaerer
Gefofue!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

3r.rmR sur 2lattr! pie 2ScBftbater ser 2lottr6eir1peue se9er Srauctr
reioen. Cine 0uroerir sic atrse6rid5 ehre2 % anoernier re batte etaen'
1erpoler @ofropfus uuto or 5Gmtnofuo5t tro6e a uto pn offen oe1
Rer5ten pu elmer Operation 9eoran9t r'nroe. Die 9oturGatr IN ibrer
@tnfad66eit bat Ge 9erettet u6e cine ueae Srau ons tr 9etnadbt!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14
9NurSe ale bic @~alleufcinc ani Gin
Mal loS.- Sin SlnieHftein.

Itnt tpS.- yin S~tutcnHetn.
Srau Carolina ". in o.. Seras
mir in einem Idnssren Sriefe II. VI
6oIseuoes:
g., Ger % San. 1919.
&ertheiter Serr @elunnheitsrnth!
9S limb helnnbe plEr Nonaie. ieit i'd
mir Ordination pom Sbneu tontmen lief
ruegen @atIen tie lin; Die bin ih aud
aIidlid nit einem NiaIe los geuoreeH.
SD babe Die @aleniieintur ihpn Sinai
mieoer iiber semaht, neil Id nod Seit
weiie Elm ~idlIehtes" @efuhl IN eer retten
Settle babe aud aui Der &ildenieite ip biz
&ippeu oufhpren, uno befommt mlr oas
@fien Ritcrs Hiht gut, meiiiens oes Mpr
gems nod benz 6rihltiid. Sh babe aber
feline @allenIteintoIit, aud; nitt oas tag
Iitae Yeibtpep mehr mas ih lanatr me 8
Sabre bate, onuou bin id ourh Sic
befreit uno i'd Tam Sbuen nitt genua
oantbar iein.
Sd babe aelteru pieoer bic g~,uaeniteiRs
fur senpmmen. es limb absr gar teiHe Gal.
l%eHlteine ntetr getpmmen. GIN anosrrr
Stetn. ben ih beute Nprgeu I'M Stuhle
%9eiuneen lenoe ih Shnen. SIC perorH
fuohI 10 9liti9 iein uno mid barber auf'
tldren, uno ma idl ferner tbun ion. penn
ih mob ntebr ioIdler 9iuaer babe. Sd
befoI9e Shre Ordination 10 piei CO mir
nloaIih III. ON aorperpiIeae IaB ih Is
nidt fehlen. i'd babe es ifon pft aeidat:
8dre Sbre luertbe 3ei'ung irlber bel uns
eingeiehrt, mare es niht 10 nett nit mir
gefommen. &ir Iebteu aeraee periehrt,
ourh uniere lniulienbeit. Ser Tpitor
laste mir lesten SomIner. il bate Sc.
e:nerhdrtnna uno cine Hiere
10 :. Sitte ieien Sic 10 gut uno laiien
MIDI lpiIien mas es III NIT benz Steiu.
Sd thue mein BeIies um Sbre CUTE
2ehre su uerbreiten uno itide Die &pliSs
pot su Nahbarn, tie leieu lie audi. neh
men aber nod INNER ilelBi9 Meelsiu. IS
lit m~ertwiiroi9 nit ben 9euten. 0ie Shre
9ettung sum eriteu Nial mir gu @eiidt
fam babe if| mir geiaet: -Summerihaoe
oab ih oieie @%eiunoheitsIebre erIt lebt,
lhon piel 81 Ipat, tennen Ierne.@
6reue mid iiber ben guten @rfola pom
,Srau VI. uno babe ibr brieflid Naberes iber
ben e%ingeiannteu . c nltein,- benn
lin loIder III eS mitgetheilt. 9urh
3 d te' 9 tauungen i'm 8orper entltcbt
SteinbiIoung nift nur in Der 2tber
lno Der 9alenbiaie ~ioneern aub, un0 Of
aIeihSeitig g, in ben Nteren, in
Ger Sfa e uao in anoeren Cr9anen. 9nrh
Raturbebanoluns peroen bel Srau
IL. nidt nur Die alien MnlainmIungen auf'
lerittelt uno i'll @ang sebraht, ions
bern ,hre nit ieoem Sage iteigenoe Hes
benSfraft iuiro INNER mehr oaSu befds
bl9i. oteie 6remoitoHe aussn lto6en. 9ie
Sahe III pirflih gan, einfad,. nno iuenn
(rnu ~ Itnuhhoft uuh oPtrsuIih unh mel.
'lcine Wprtrmmnlfe oieier Nrt Iopie ourt
Keller > hmer5su oa uno bort, D e
ogelem groBen lnnerliGen ~Sausput'
|, ZEN" nitt ausbIeiben tpnneu, nift TIRE
MAIDEN last, 10 piro ie eans iiher ppiliom'
men better weroen unb rs auh bteibenl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

8it. W. in 5. Cbip. Sie Goreile 1T
llnIteb States Batter! Office, @aibinston.
Z. g." 9ieies Nmt piro ,Sbnen auf Or
iudeu Elm @rempIar Der ~Rules OF 8roclice"
suihiden. oas alien eeipiinihten NuflhluB
eribeilt, ineelien rdth es felber, baB leber
8ewerber nm Elm Yateut oaS @eiuh ourt)
einen Hatentauwalt ausiertigen ldst, oa Der
8esth zines BaIeuis sum aroben 5beiI BON
Der rittisen 3arIesung Der SpeSifiatipnen
uno Nnipriife abhdngt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

II. NJ. in e, Mo. @enn oas @runeItiid
Shres Nahbaru pun Hntur bob lleat
ais oas Sbre uuo niht pom ibm crit aufae.
fllt wuroe, 10 tDuueu Sic nldts oogegen
MAIDEN. iueun oas He9cnlpaiier BON bort in
Sbren Spf Iduft. q Mad, &eiauntmahuna
IN elier 3eituug. ooer peribnlihe y, nadp'
rihtisuns orr 6rau tDnnen Sic tie Soden
uertauien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

IN Sd al 1911
DIRT b mir
Srau Srteoa
Sietert in
Comfort, Ser.
iiber ben 3uiiano
ihrer idwerfranteE
S0dter. Sic iunse
Srnu. 80 Sabre oft.
mar oamals felt Z
Sabren uerheira'
tibet. bate nur elm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Sim 2Iutterrnac Sci e1er1 Skt1oe. Cine jrnrse 3atn1rtnr sic Ser 2lattr:
bermeife ime 2seHu1s TITS SRronaBeit imo Getfesuau1adtr1s per
oo,gt ,uo iebt CLUTTER eires nuu1teretr Sand6d6e1s seporSen III. Sc
trorene SAo6fe,,dure as 2ahter 9esen 2Nmttertnafe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

tuiportet. VIE ioIhe anIragen iino untei
SeiihIuB bes NoreBiireriens su aorelilren
IN: Law Department, "V~olksrath'',
La Crosse, Wis.
sails laneere brtefGihe Antpprt no
tbis lit ooer gewlnitt mirb. mug Der 8e,
Sir Nusfertisung Ieaaler Tofumente per
ben bic Rplten bered1net.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

SuIius VI. in g, Mo. 8enn sic sur
Gen Shrer Nuswanoerun9 Die Stelungs.
orere nod nitt batteu, 70 baben Sic ais
omeritaniifer Slrger auf einer 8eiuhs.
reiie nab Der 0eimatb nidts ~ betirtten.
Hotirlit onrfeu Sic aber niht peridumen,
einen BON Staatsbepartement in SSuibtng.
ton ausseltellten HaB mitSunsbmeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Wir miiien uns gum orpBen Iheil nnd bonn
8erlaugeno es aronten rid,trr unb Dir.
zen nihi an ttreng auf aenauer Gutdfuhs
rung Der 9idtuorihriften beteben.
&ir mlien Ietoer su tpenig BON ben feline.
rem hemiihen R~oraanaen bes Storpetlels
uno hdben ofshafb tein aenaues urtheil ba.
riiber, reIher @rfasltufe Der a6rper aur
r~e8elfnaBi9en unterhaltuna Der perihteoe zen
&prperfuntitonfn DON oenen ia audi bic
Serbrennurg oes &orperfetis abbdngi, sur
3eit beourf.
9ameutItd iuenn bic fsettfuht ourh Stos
runaen oes StoTpetiels peruriodt 1T, oient
uns bdur9 ea5 l n It iHftipe B~ertaHaen
oes &ranten na6 a~eipllien Spetlen ais iider.
tier Weaipeiier.
SobaIo bic uoraei6riebene 7idt ben aran.
ten d 10 d DIT, mullen mir oieielbe uuteriu.
den uno Dem nofnrliden Berlaneen oes
8raufen entipreheHo muoifislren..
Tie NRitiel, be uns Sur Nnregunq oes
StofDehiels. b. I. Der Berbrennunasupr.
9dnae. Sur 8erfiaung iteben, limb be ee.
idmrnten Snttoreu Der Rs n
5silweife, b. {. bic VI aiferbebano,
luna, @pmnaftit. uomentfid gu M
9enapmnait I IN freier quit, Qiht.,
Guft' uno SoHnenbdber uno M i.
age.
9urh antuenoun9 bieIer Seili1ttoren
perbeHern mir be 5uuition lsoer s5rper5ellen
uno oamIt Die Berbrenuunasprosefe. rpelhe
Hur hei nngetoIter harmoHiiher Ehdilatett
idmmtliher RorpeT5sueR ressIred)t poniiat'
ten 9eben.
IL 3aftono Der 5ersfraf I 1T bel Der
NusfahrHHs auer torperli1ben llebuneen
iiets i'm Au9t su beholien. Sur nenn be
ne oronetea u~ebuun9eH Der 2eituRss s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

On oleier NbtbeiIuEs
meroen Gnfra9en ubeI
6edtsiahen pom unie'
rem Medlsautunlt he.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

~SprsenuuIfe." Sic tonnen fur Die
betreieuoeH Shuloen Sbres Mannes nitt
oerantwprtlih 9emaht werben une
Sbr Seim lam unter Den llmtduocn uiht
it I perocn. allo ieicn Sic in
oleier Se5iehun9 iorgenlos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

Srau 9ietert ihreibt mir oieien 8eriht
ieIbltoerltanoIid gang unaufseforoert, oenn
i'd tpleoerboIe olB ih nod niemnls Semano
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-14

6rau Carolina u. in o.. Seras
ihreibt mir in einem Idnseren Srirfe II. VI
Solgeuoes:
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
Governor Pardons
 Arizona Woman

Following the receipt of numerous petitions from Phoenix and Mesa, af- fidavits snd testimony from both the county attorney and the county health officer that impairment of her facul- ties would result from her continued confinement in the jail, Governor Hunt yesterday extended executive clemency to MT. Lulu | Carruthers of Mesa, who was serving 8 25O days' sentence in the county jail for viola- tion Of the liquor lsws.
 Mrs Ca:ru,hers wac arrested tor selling liquor in Mesa, which is @ dry precinct. Friends of the woman ;.nd others who appealed to the state ex- ecutive feel that substan,isl justice has been done in the case, Seve al women carried the copy of the pardon from the governor to the woman and she was immediately released.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
Cochise County
 Tax Reduction

Ve'se and prose appeal to those who loiter in hamm ,cks acd swing in
 repose of forgetiulness. But when
 the "old man" consults with tbe ben
 ign assessor and the upconquersble
 collector, then another aspect is put
 upon the placid household of the day
 before. We may indulge in optimis.-
 ic fights over the fact that the assess
 ment roll Of Cochise county speaks
 well for the progress which the peo-
 pie are making and the handsome re-
 duc.ion in the tax ra'e-sttribu:able
 io all Of our county officisls-is a
 laurel around whose head the public
 sill en'wine grsciously without any reservation whatever. Last year the general tax assessment in Cocbise county amounted to s32 .2s2,O67. 5, and the tax rate was s2.35. Quite a change has bsen brought about through a more general and generous assessment, placing our taxable val uation this year at ssS.432 ,G04 3I and it is believed by the board of sap ervisors that the tax ra,e'or 1914 uilI not exceed Sl 70. Thus it will be s7en that those who foot the bills have something over which to rejoice, and the latter figures serve ss an ID. to cautious investors to come to Cochise county, where the burden of government is equally distributed and the tithings corIesp7ndingly low. With the pursuance of the same methods that have caused this gres, growth in assessment and decrease in taxation the Tate Tor 1914 will be decreased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
Republican Makes
 Amende Honorable

Some good natured controversy has lately been iudulg d in by those in- tNrested in the Bcrdefisnd Route bisbee and Tom b.tone having been eliminated by a map recently pub hshed by the Phoenix Republican Alter having the matter called to its attention, the Republican eraciously makes the smende honorable, die claiming any attempt of fxipg inn mu'sblj any route that would do in justice to either Bisbee or Tom mbs,one, and in concluding sn article in regard to the matter says:
 "Ii the road via Tombstone is a good. or even nearly as good, as the other, it should by all means be chosen. While Bisbee lice prscti- cally On the Huschuca route, the in terest of the town in the race would b. vastly increased il the automobilel were to pass through it from Dougla and out O it via Tombstone Canyon
 "The ci.r q Tom b.,one, .l.o. oush not to be n i.sed by the racers l ought, also. be on the Borderland, 10 it would attract many continents t4 tourists. Tombstone, however far
 msy have fallen from i,s former higl estste-the best knosn mining tow in the country-is more than cit
 or town. It is sn institution, be longing not alone 10 Cochise county but to all Arizona. IL hss the sam
 incompsrable climste and many ( the iucomparable citizens it had quarter of century ago, when it ~s the great white spot of the south west
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
STATE ITEMS OF IN. TEREST CONDENSED.

George Fleming and w J Wright ~ill endesvor to stsrt . new demo. efstic paper in Flsgs,aff ss soon as enough stock is sold to put in plant. IL will be thoroughly democratic with a view of putting Coconino county into the democratic column and keep ing it there.
 The San Pedro valley is booming In the district around Hereford ct least 70 families have moved in dur. ing the last cir months. All are permsnent settlers and have started about putting their land under culti- yatioa.
 At the invitation of the Yuma county board of supervisors, P H Everett, assistant chief engineer oi the Los Angeles Highwsy commission visited Yuma. He was taken in charge by the members of the board of super. visors and driven through the valley to the Mexican line and shown the road conditions in se much of tbt valley ss could be seen in one day.
 w D kendrick, of Globe. inventor of the Kencrick valve, received . let. ter from the president of the Ali Brake associst on, |, at Boston. inform ing him thst the vice president ana general manager of the Canadian Pacific railroad viewed his sppliauc, when it was exhibited at Atlanti, City recently and showed keen ioter. est in it. Mir Keudrick eIpects tt make e trip to New York within short time to bod conference wit, the railroad officials.
 The matter Of selecting e cite 10 the Tucson National Guard srmor will be taken up upon the return C Captain Seeley from Camp Hunt 6 Fort Whipple, near Prescott. Tn citJ he. several sites which, it is be lieved, can be offered for the choice { the cite committee. The city Of Tuc sons warrant for s7OOO has bee drawn and placed in the hands of th siiutsnt general. The state of Ar zons, by authority Of a law passed | the last legislature. will add $7000 , this amount, making c total ot sl4 coo.
 H E Harris and J NJ Muuroe vel before U: 6 Court Commis- ion, Wilder on . charge of having stole goods taken from sn interstate rail road in their possession. They vel held to bail for appearance before tt United States court in the sum 5000. and in default of bail are bel in jail at Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
From Thursday s Daily

F ed Richmond the bottle buyer, i- in Tombstone and will send ous couple If carloads of bottles fiom here
 Thomas Isrrieu was visitor in the city today on business, from his home st Turner
 Bill" Buchanan, formerly If the Red Barn Stables n Tomhstone, is a visitor in the city today from Bisbee, having come over via his big Stude- baker "35.'
 Marcus Strause. ere only a. this season e our blessed rainfall, and still again, among the not handsome of Tomb tones handscmest persona ages, and upon whom many call at the Billiard Parlors look as- kance and wink with A catchy left eve. returned from "the coast" last evening.
 In the superior court today before Judge Lockwood, Luther Price was sentenced to life imprisonment ioi the murder of Tol Wilson. whose body ws- found in & well near West Wells Pric7 plead guilty to ,he charge snC was sentenced this morning by Judg, Lockwoo
 Mrs Joseph McPherson, accom- panied by her children. the Misse Josephile, Lcrine, ard Master Miltor left this morning for San Joe. Cal. and will remain several weeks.
 Mrs NJ D Scrihner left this rnorni. Tor San Frsncisco on an extende Sisit
 Superintendent Mcbride of tn Greet Western company at Courilsn | arrived iu the city thi, n oruing, au took the train for Tue cn, where | will remain during the day on tuu ness. Mir McBIide came from Court land in his new s!utebsker car The Mis- es Mary and Lizzie Xiii arrived in the city this morning f-o Courtland to sIend the day wit Tombstone friends.
 P.esident Wm Holmes of the Lea, vile Copper Company at Courtlar is in the city today on a brief bus ness visit.
 John Glgeson and wife are in Il ,- city today on brief v:sit.
 Fred Bennett, foreman Of the B. Il quillas Land & Cattle Company is the cOun:y seat on business. ,- Constable Wm Bennett and Fran Madgsn of Benson are in Tombstor today, coming in MT Bennett's Fol auto.
 Joe Hood. the popular Sulphl Spring valley citteman, is in the cit n from his ranch in the Chiricshuas.
 CM Rensud, the merchant prin, oi Pearce and Courtlapd, is in the cit v today on a business mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-07-27
CeIestite Deposits
in Arizona

The general campaign for a "saie
 and sane Fourth of July" which has 1 been sweeping the country threate e l to eradicate the use of "red frs." ex- ] cept by those experienced in handling fireworks, although there is no doubt
 that there will always be more or less
 "colored fire" displayed during the usual political allies in the early fall. Strange to say however, the chemical element (strontium) which is used in
 the manufacture of red fire is coming
 into demand Gin the form of strontium
 hydrate) in more peaceful branch
 of msnufacture-the recovery of sugar
 from bee molasses.
 IL is chiefly from celestite tstron-
 tium sulphate) that the various ston-
 ,ium compounds used in the arts end -ciences are msde, and on this ac- count A report on the 'Celestite c. De- posits in California and Arizona" ty W c Phslen iust issued by tine United States Geological Survey as bulletin 53O-T, is of particular interest.
 The celestiie deposits in Arizona visited by MT Phalen are fifteen miles sortb Of Gils Bend Maricops county. i Here the celestite occurs in the form of bed or beds overlain and under- | lain 10 come places by sandstone beds and in others by igneous flows. In the northwestern part of the deposit, where the relations and thicknesses .s be best de'efmiped. the bed with which the celes.it4 is directly ssso- ,ia,ed is 40 to 50 feet thick Of this thickness she upper eight to ten lee, ooked most pro missing ss a source Of be mineral. Careful prospecting. : ,owever, will be necessary to deter. nine the thickness and extent of tbe urer layers of the mineral.
 A copy of Bulletin 540-T may be ob Q aimed free on application to the di. . ,ctor of the Geological Survey ct 7 Washington, DC, !