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Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
Bountiful Rains Soak
 Sulphur Springs Valley

Yesserdsy and the day before splsn- did rains fell In all pa,,s of the 7suI- phur spsiogs valley. according to re- ports. Al Coehiss station on che Southern Pscifi, thers vas . very heavy rain. one of tho heaviest rscoad. io several years.
 Yesterday afternoon thsFs vas sn othss heavy rain extending from Doug- iss % fer up the valley e Rsltoo. At McNssl vhso the Cour.lsnd train paced thss ssstion . tssmsndous downpour wss in evidence. Indies- tions poiat to . oontiousnoe of che rains through the summer sssson and shouh this indication b vssiasd is will mean greatly Increased crops in the valley this year e tbs cultivated area this year is much larger than is has syes besn bsjors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
eloods De Great Oamaee

Flssds Ds Great Damage
 A grsss deal oi damage has bese done by Hoods b the santa Cscs val- Icy according to Uol. George W At- kinson, ths Calsessss EAuehee who hes just retorosd to Dougias from his raneh. The issiGsssd iands a,osg ibs esass Csus and Soposi vsss badly wssbsd ost. The Twin Buttss rail- rosd from sbs bsidss aesoss the sssss Csus to sbs station ss Sshuasits is sll goes. the rails being torn up snd the tiss vashsd swsy.
 DT Sssnias Increasing
 rhs shs ssss devoted to dry farm. isg in 6ousbesn Asisoss has iocssased considerably sioes sbe preceding ysss is the ssatsmsus made by sssd msn, vbo bass ,bsir opinion oo sbs amount ot sssd sold so plssssss. ssed desIss sesss 'hst the sess a8s bsieg Elsntsd is the ismoos sspsy bsss doss pes sp- psas to bs e srtss e Iass ysAs, bot shsy ssposs isssssssd planting of 6s,d eosp. isijols boass. miIe nsiss. sugss ssss. ssS othss Iossss pIssss. rhs ssw iosaes pls' {. isassiss . besDg lssssly pisstsd shs pssssss ysss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
FRIDAY
State Treasurer
 Files His Report
A Phoenix dispatch gay l..

A Phoenix dispatch gay :--
 The annual report of State Trsas- urer D F Johnson for the year ending June 30. 1914, was submitted yester- day b Governor Hunt ard will be published in iull in the near future.
 The report shows . balance of $l, 034, ,OS2 O6 remaining from the year ending June 30, 1913. aod total re- ceipts for the fiscsl year just ended Of $2 ,780, ,57l 98. Disbursements for the year amounted to s3,05i .356. .3I |. leaving balance in the state treas ury of SIS: .29s 73. The totsl re. ceipts from counties. for ell purpo.e es for the pact year were g 900, 537.55. the ra ceipts from each county being @.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
Here Inspecting Tracks

Here Inspecting Tracks
 General sups. Hswkes and Division supt, King came in on . special last evening and made an inspection oi the trsoks on the hill. having io vie~ rs- pair vosk and exisnsion of trsoks so ssveral of the psoper'ies. rnmos says . track will bs laid to Che Rattle Snake and the Lucky Ouss on sueh grade that it esn b run to the ssonsvsll and down that gulch so where it will b needed h the future.
 Men h Oemand
 Section Foreman Fisher. who hss charge os che Tom bstons- -Benson d. vision. is b need of twelve more men to work in the Tomhstons yard. where hs has . lot o! work putting in sies and getting the mioss track in shsps fos the hauling out of ore which will bs shipped from the Contsation dump and ussd for huIing in the Douglas smeltefs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
From Friday's Daily.
Returned from Texas

Returned from Texas |
 Miss Mstills McClellsad returned home this nnoroing from Houston. Texss, where che has been waiting with relatives for the past eeveral | m nths. Out On Political Matters
 Harry Ross. present deputy Coun- ty Assessor aId out for the nomips,ion for County Treasurer i. vi.it,ne in the northern part oi tbe county looking alter matters political in his interests. Over from Pearce
 Jas Dslglsish and Wm Gore gre vis- itors in the county seat today from Pearce.
 Sack Prem Bisbee Charles Frederick i. back from Bis. bee. where he has been to zee his little daughter. Beatrice, who is sick in the Copper Queen hospital.
 Visiting On Ranch ] H Macis and family are spending several dsys on the Mscis ranch in the Sulphur Spring valley.
 Athe the Arlington
 The following are among those registered ct ths Arlington hotel: L 0 Morton of Fl Paso. W Tovsts of Bi.bee, c L Chester of Los Angeles and o J Sellers of Tucson.
 h from Ranch
 Fred Bennett returnsd home today from his ranch in the DrsRoons. where
 be has been for the past several days
 Left for Fl Paso
 Sheriff Harry Wheelor lsis this
 morning for Fl Paso, where be goes
 on oficisl business. Went to Bisbee
 President Dousl-s Gray, of the
 Mschomich Mercantile Co. and son Douglas Js., ss shs ~bss. Of his
 Overload went to Gleeson this morn ing
 for brief business visit. On Business Matters Lon Bailey, post master of Bisbesy i. m the county seat on 6 business mis-
 sion.
 10 from Turner
 Gene and Tom Lsrrieu. the big So. cialists of the county were in the city today snd rumor hss it they have ( slsts ''up ,heir sl, ,eves." Signers Should be Careful II Have you signed . nominating pc 'ition'. no.-ye.,; well. have you signed more than one for the cam.
 office and thereby made yourself out , perjursr and subject to punishment
 Will Bring Back Prisoners Undersherff Guy 0 Welch anG . Deputy Percy Bowden leave for Tue , son in the morning in 'Old Cochise' , to bring back Kermeen and two otbel prisoners for trial next week. They
 have been in the Tucson jail for safe.
 keeping during the time our new jsi
 system was being installed. , Visiting Parants Il Mss Frank Dsly, daughter of M and Mrs Jas McHngh of Tom bston, Is visiting with her psrents in the olt
 camp for several seeks from her hom, ct Venture. California. Here from Ei Paso | Mrs Wm Wallace, and child arrived
 in the county seat this morning from
 El Peso, for visie of several week.
 with hss parents, Mir and Mrs Frsnl Woloott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
From Thursday's Daily.
Iembstone Hes Several

Tombstone Has Several The hsstioss (Nsb) Tribune ssks whoever saw pretty suffrsgissfi and in reply the PRosPscroR ~sots to ssy "vs did," Ous this ~sy the woods ere fuli of them. io fact Tombstoos end all Arisnns hes hundreds oi pretty sudfassttes. and vs are proud of them, And hy the wsy we want Co stste that Nsbsssks OF spy other stats will not bs che real thing un il they have given sbe vote to women. Exper!encs In the wess is that women vote insel- ligently. can you say that of the men io Nebraskat
 Mining Man ln
 Charley Jones. the we'll known mining man of Bisbee was . visitor in the county seat today on basiness matters. He returned home in the afternoon.
 New York Attorney
 Jsmss P Mack, . prominent sttor- oey Of New York. was among the sr- rivals in Douelss yesterday and will be here for several days beiore going to Tombstone. where he will attend to certain mstteFs before the superior court. MT Mack is DO stranger in tbsss parts and is greatly impressed with sbe change shst has taken piacs io Douglas and vicinity since1bis last visit. and predicts . great future for sbe city. He is . very entsrtsining tslksr aod is full of interesting remi- nisoencss of the early days of Tomb stone. which camp he had ocoasion sc visit during the early days on . num- Der oi occssions on proies,ionsl busi pess.-OouRlss lotsrnstional. vistors from eieeson
 Constable Lsfs Gibson, Pete Mosso M April and 0 I vanmetes all oi 0lee. con were among the visitors in tbs county seat today on busipsss mat. ters.
 Visiting in Douglas
 Attorney J T KingsbuFy is spsndini several days in Douglss with his fsmi' ly. who are visitine in the Smelte City with friends.
 Political Announcements
 With this issus of the PRosPEcroI sppssrs the political anncunesmen, o County Recorder Owen E Murphy fo reelection so the office which he no, holds. Judge Murphy is sn old democratic 9Aeel horss of the count, and has msnx friends. He hss hel, the office which be seeks for the pas three ysArs. and Las made good pub
 te ssrvant, attending to the duties o that importsot position to the sa,is faction of all. And in seeking the re nomiostion the judge ssis forth eff, i ciency. dispstcb and sbility. Tb, many iriends of the Judge will b, pisased to hear that be is aboot asail after seversl weeks illness.
 Return from Subpoening Trip l Sheriff Harry 0 Wheeler and Depu. l,y Bowden returned home this morn ing from Bisbes end Douglas CD, other parts of the county, where she, have been for the past few dsys sub poenins jurors. A totsi special venir of A jurors were subpoened. Tn Sheriff also brought back two prison ,ers from Bisbee and Rsve them lodg ing in the county jail.
 Returned from Ft. Grant
 | Probation ofbcer Hove returned home this morning from Ft. Grant wheTe he went to take . delipquen youth committed from tbis county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19

essa si'h ssisssaes Q syed ie.tins sll the vsesas boildiogs and vet enter. psisss ss che county sess wish vic. so getting wealthy upon the coming 'o oi the esv era oi psSspsrisy which is pFomised ios the esap under the nsv evnssship which its minss have come into.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
fPhoepix 0szsttsl


 That the Copper Queen ints'ests have taken over all mining propeytiss around Tombstons end hsvss cres oi engineers on the ground is tho nsws cent to the Gazette today by Hal 0 Prince. . Gasstts fspressntasivs who n touring the ssass with 0 V Du Bois of the DuBois Investment company local agents for the Cole automobile.
 Ofices have bssn sstsblished ss Tombstone, . biz concentrating plaoi is to bs insta!led. and all the mines arc to bs opened. according to a in. terview given out to Prince.
 This usaas great shings for the ones great mining camp. Thss it will again sssums . ioremoss place h 'hs ranks ui western mining towns sssma assured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
(El Paao TimAal

The reoeat sals of the To0bs.ons Consolidated Ainss company to Wal. ter DouslAs hss bssa eoo6rmsd by . meeting oi ersditors. end sbs property will now bs tEsnsissTsd to As Douslss. To the handling oi the properties io future it is said long. time lsssss are to b. given out 0 shoss who seek them. and prospecting vill bs carried oa steadily in various portions oi the district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
WHAT WILL CURE
 MY BACK?

Common sense will do more to cure backache than anything else. Twill tell you whether the kidneys are sore, swollen and aching. It will tell you in that case that there is no use trying to cure it with a plas- ter. If the passages are scant or too frequent, proof that there is kidney trouble is complete. Then common sense will tell you to use Doan's Kidney Pills. the best recommended special kidney remedy.
 CONVINCING TESTIMONY Geo. H. sharp. su Main St., winsssd. Coan-, says: Ny kidneys vers b bad shspe
 and ! had to get up .r.- - oftea at night to pass x.S. G, the kidpey secrs- } 5 ] } 5
 kA uons. Ny bach ~38 painsd me sfl obe MG0k time and my health
 B4R vas badly run Gown.
 ~ doctored and used
 different remedies
 but to 10 avslL Ft
 nalfy began taking
 Doss's Kidney Pms
 and the first boz
 helped me kepe
 oo using them cd
 y ss" ssss IEsss Esss S:s.; s..'.: : N every wsy end ny back and kidnsys
 srs b rood shaps." cst Dsas's se A.v Sssrs. Soe . Bss O0ANsS Kidney -OHAN v Pills vssss.aeussm Ce- Pssss. Dsasse. NY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
What They Say
 About Old Tombstone
(L. A. Times)


 In the sale 1.-the property q She Tombstone Consolidated Ainss Com. psuy it is appreciated that che e50v.r 900 bid by the Phslps- Dodge Company represents . rather smsll past oi shs probable value oi the mines-shss 1t msy bs considered e covering only the value oi the mschinesy and i'm provements. On sbe othsr hand. the operation oi the mioes will bs attend ed with expsnse such e could hardly be supporttd by smsller corporation than the one which has taken ovss the property.
 There is serious.. ..doubt whether the Pheips- Dodge Compsny will 6nd il expedisnt for years to come again se wrsstls with the enormous hov oi va ter that must be lifted before the low est workings are sxposed. ID sh' meantime . vast amount of good os, can be taken from the dry levsls-or' that can be reduced ct . profit. ovipi to the ownership by the controlin, company of . railroad and . smsltes
 In Tombstons there is much hop that the immense pumps will sRsiI be started. and that down the Rulol will go pouring flow approximation 8. .000, 900 Rallons of water . day. l ie argued that the Pbelps- Dodge Com
 panp is eopper-produeing corpora tioo and shat it will seek for the ricl stores of copper ore that lie below tb
 silver-besring cspping. So Tomb stone is looking forward toward th
 return of Der old bonanza days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
Automobiles Crash Toueiher

Two automobiles crossing the Santa Cruz bridge on West Congress street at Tucson at the came time collided Thursday evening about 10 80 o'clock, csu-ing much damage to both cars and narrowly mis ei injuring an un- known Mexican who was also crossing the bridge. One car driven by Dr c A Thomas was proceeding west, while the other said to belong to the Blue Bar Auto Livery company, in which was Mrs R Rasmeasen and party, was coming towards the city.
 Returned to County Hospital
 Alter CT toying ten dsys' voluntary "leave of absence" John Cool, sp aged pioneer, is back in the Maricops county hospital, being returned 10 the inst tuition by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bartlett of Ash Fork. Cool. despite his apparent overwhelming desire to locate st some other place, Is glad to get back to the institution.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
WRITE STORIES FOR MOVING PICTURE
 PLAYS
New' Spare-t'me Profession for Men and Women One Man Makes
 $3500 in Six Months

Owing to the large number of nev motion picture ths-sres which are he, ing opened throughout the countr,
 there Is offered to the men and vo. men or toaay. Few prnfession, name. Iy' that oi writing moving picture pisys. Producers are paying from $2o to $l9O Tor each scenario .ccan..d play. p"oo
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
tLoe Angsits Examiper)

Confirmation by the Reoei,srs Court at Tombstone of the recent sale ci the old Tombstone Consolidss- ed to Walter Douglas. general man. sger of the Phelps Dodge Company for $500, 900. determines that the famous old property will again under" go . comr lste prospecting and de. velopment. campaign.
 Immedistely after the sale was con. 6rmed, Douglas announoed tbs per- sonnel of his stsfi in Tombstone. Ds Emil Grebs one of the iorsmost geo. iosists and mining engineers in this section of tue country. will have cha'ee of the newly scq uirsd property. John Dsvis. another we'll knosn mio- iog engineer, will be Grsbe's assistant. Df Grsbs and Dsvis will go to Tomb stone st oncs and will complete their organization within . month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19

New
 Filed
 SUPERIOR COURT Suit No 796. R Ingram vs J Arnold ct al; action 10 quiet title.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Estate of- G Love; application for letters of sdm;n. w Drury application for letters of sdmrn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
(Douglss Dispsteh)

Although DO de6nits policy has been announced by Walter Douels. general manager of ,hs Phslps- Dodge Company sinoe bs purchased the rombstone Consolidated mines, prs- sumably in the interests oi his com. psny. arrivals from the county s~ss say that preparations are now under Wsy on the ground which lead to the belief that large forces will be employ. cd later.
 Surveys gre now being made by the the Copper Queen engineers both on the surface and underground. | number of men have also been put to work clearing away dsbsis of ysnous kinds which has collected during ths long idIsness of the propsssiss pre- parstory to resum ptioa of activity.
 Not alone are the old lssses being operated. bot 1t is undsrssood several new ones have been given sines the Phelps- Dodge p 'opis took hold. (Bisbes Rsvisw)
 Attorney W Howell was . visitor to Tombssone Tuesday on legal busi- osss. returning home yesterday mosn- ing. He states that Tomhstons is shovipg signs of considerable revival In spirit and getting ready to take sll advantage of the Improvement io ins dustsial operations which sppssss so bs close ahead.
 District Attorney oilmors vss . brief visitor in the city yssssodsy from Tombstons. continuing iron hsss se Douglss after . sboss conference wish { Ass;:s:o: District A:sssssJ xsssJ. Gilmore vas accompanied so DooeIas by Assisssns sssss Engineer Rysn. |. going down on ofhcisl businsss. Nun. esous frisods were delighted so sss shs disssics attorney out sgsis. bs having bssn reported carly in shs wssk e sui'sring . sssioes illeess e his home. His trouble. whils ssvsss iss . tios. terminated quickly.
 Oscar Johnson, o 6 French. H Miller, Wm Hsim and Phil Wilde eoopossd so sosoeobiis dsissssioo from ths city e To@bsesos yssess6sy. Thsy declined to tell ths objsss od shs trip oe shsis sstusp lsss siebA bos sweuA not dsoy that is oiehs havs
Tombstone epitaph., 1914-07-19
S3500 in Six Months

As it only requires c few .hou,., time to construct a complete nI.v you can readily see the i'm mepse nos' abilities in this work, One man. vho gave the idea tryout. vrites thst he earned $350O in six months, It js poss'ble for an inselli:en: ps.soo in meet with equal success.
 Onefesture of the business which should appeal to everyone. is that 'tba work may be done at home in spsYe time. No literary ability is reouired and women have .. great an opoor. tunity ss men. Ideas fer ploss are constantly turning up, and may be put in scenario form and sold for a good price.
 Particulars Sent FREE
 Complete particulars of this mos, interesting and profitable profession may be had FREE OF CHARGE bv sendiDg . poet card to
 Photo Play Association BOX lss WLkEs-sARRe PA.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
PRESIDENT GETS COPY
OF Washington LETTER
George X. McLanahan Gives Him
Facsimile of Document
Written in 1875.
DR.. KAMITSCH AT WHITE HOUSE

A copy of a George Washington letter
has been presented to President Wilson
by George X. McLanahan, of this city.
Mr.. McLanahan is the possessor OF the
original, which was written by the
Father of His Country on April q, 17s6.
to Gen. Lincoln, presenting Col. William
A. Washington, the first Presidents
nephew.
The letter also advised Gen. Lincoln
that Col. Washington was en- route to
Andover. Mass, to place two of his boys
in Phillips Academy. The boys were
Bushrod and Augustine Washington. and
they were entered that year.
The President was pleased to get the
copy. At the same time Mr.. McLanahan
introduced to the Chief Executive DR..
George Kamitsch. one OF six professors
sent to this country by the German. gov
ernment to teach the German language
in our schools. This Is an annual Gus
tom of the Kaiser's government. The
teachers are privileged to choose their
own schools.
DIR. Kamitsch chose Phillips Andover
Academy for numerous reasons. The in
stitution is an old one, having been
founded at Andover April p, 1TS. II
was one of the few institutions of learn
ing in the old Massachusetts Bay Col
ony, and many of New England's great
est men Of a few generations ago re-
ceived their school training there.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

While her parents were downtown
marketing. Alice Cannon, two-and-onc-
half-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Cannon. of so v street northwest,
was burned to death yesterday after
noon. 1t is believed the child got hold
of some matches and in striking them
her clothing was ignited.
Neighbors heard the child's screams
and forced an entrance to the fiat oc-
cupied by the Cannon family. The flames
which enveloped the girls body were ex-
tinsuished and she was rushed to HON.
eopathic Hospital, where It was stated
she had died within a few minutes after
being burned. When Mr.. and Mrs. Can
non returned they became hysterical with
grief I
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
Lansburgh
Furniture Co.
5l2 Ninth St.
Sale of
China
Mating
8 Lots Under Price

Lot No. 1-25c and 30c
grade, to go for 1910 yd. Espe-
cially adapted for rooming
houses; heavy, sanitary, and
durable, and yet at a small cost
to you.
Lot No. 2, which sold from
Csc to 40c, to go for 22c. yd.
Extra quality, firm, close weave,
in colors of green, red, and tan;
either in checks or stripes.
Lot No. 8, that sold from 45c
to SOC, to go for 2Sc yd. Made
from the very best hand-palned
Lintan straw; all in the newest
effects.
AS a rule, we lay all mattings
free, but during this exception
ally low priced sale will be COM
PEELED to charge extra for lay
ing.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-05
"SAVE THE BABIES"
IS KEYNOTE OF WORK
Head of Children's Bureau Tells of
Successful Methods in New
Zealand.
MOTHERS SHOULD BE TAUGHT

The Children's Bureau. Department
of Labor, has Just issued a pamphlet
on baby saving methods in New Zea-
land, as illustrated in the work of the
Society for the Health of. Women and
Children. Miss Julia C. Lathrop, chief
of the bureau, In her letter transmit
ting the publication to Secretary Will
son. cites the following conclusions
drawn from her study of methods in
New Zealand:
1. The recognition that not only In
cities, but in country districts, pro-
vision should be made for instructing
mothers in the care of babies: teach
ing young girls all practical methods
of home making. including baby hy-
giene and feeding, giving proper hos
pital care to sick babies, and main
tanning conferences where mothers can
have their children examined and can
thus learn OF any bad condition be-
fore 1t has progressed beyond recovery.
= The need of definite knowledge Of
Just what the problem is in the different
communities. This knowledge it is not
possible to obtain in many districts of
the United States, because, on account
Of the incomplete registration Of births
and deaths, this country does not know
how many babies are born and how
many die. Therefore. to urge the pas
sage OF good registration laws In States
in which such laws do not exist and
to force efficiency in administering the
registration laws in other States Is a
definite requirement.
3. The need of cooperation between
volunteer and public health authorities
in reducing the infant mortality.
O. Recognition Of the merit Of the
methods of the New Zealand society for
consideration by club women and others
in making plans for infant-welfare cam
paigns in rural communities In the Unit
ed States.
5. The value of methods which include
dtstricting the territory in State and
organizing local committees having su-
pervision of the welfare work; the en-
ployment Of nurses whose services are
chiefly educational; newspaper publicity;
and the publication Of pamphlets and
other literature on hygiene and the care
of babies and children, containing ad-
vice vouched for by the best medical
authorities and expressed in direct,
simple language.