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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
RECALL OF GOVERNOR
 HUNT IS DEMANDED

PHOENIX. Oct 2i. Petitions dc. mauding the recall Of Gov Hunt are circulating in Salt River Valley The initiative having been taken by Mesa citizens headed by II r. Johnson. Already the petition has been signed. literally It IS understood that a com concerted movement has been started to have ihe same petition circulated broadcast throughout the state. So far none of the petitions has been filed with the secretary of staCe
 The petition IS as follows: To Sidney P. Osborn. Secretary of State, Phoenix. Arizona: We. the qualified electors of the clectorial distric, from which Geo. W ?. Hunt. Governor Of the State of Arizona. was elected demand his re-
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 The grounds of the demand for the recall of the said Geo. w. P. Hunt. Governor Of Arizona. are as follows:
 That he said Geo w. P Hunt is utterly incompetent to perform the duties of his office and to conserve the peace and dignity of the commonwealt lth ai A-;zona.
 That his administration has been wau,ouly and recklessly extravagant and that the burdens on the taxpayers of he state have been increased by reason of his reckless disregard of cnUony and his creation of unnecess- ary offices and positions.
 That the said Geo. w. P. Hunt has wan only and rccklessly deied the statute jaws of inc state and has set him sci. aboy, the law and the courts. Uclu ir, to carry out their plainest uaUI~
 That tae said Geo. W. P Hunt has 3''iNcEn ely attempted to foment and encourage class hatreds and divisions ! That he has been partisan and pre- ind'red in his dealings with the most ! vital interests Of the state. and that by a aro9,am of unconccaled and delibcr- , ale catering to the most radIcai eie- mems he has created condition ap- proachrng anarchy in certain sections | of tie state"
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

Juan Guerra. formerly president of the local union of the Western Fedora ton of Miners m the Arizona district. who was depoSed from membership because of his alleged boast that ne could send ;he Mexicans back to work whenever he wished. and who on Satur day night was dr.ven for shelter to the county jail. IS reported to have left the district and To be headed for New Mexico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
BORROWING HEARTS
 JOIN IN SYMPATHY

No further word has been received today fir rom Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler, who is at Los Los Angeles. as to ar engagements for the funeral c their son Allyn. who passed away there yester day after long illness of over six months duration
 The news was received in Tombst on, with profound sorrow by friends of Mir and Mrs. Wheeler. and young frie ends of the deceased, who throughout theii entire stri . had hoped against hop that their son would recover from tn, scri0us maIady which had overtaker him, and that God would answer the prayers Of mother and father in their battle for the life of their loved ore But the Hand of the Reaper could not he stayed, and after months of suffer ing and at times lingering close to Death. was called to the Beyond for cvermore. where no suffering must be endured. where no suffering is known.
 And. Ohl the aching hearts of sor- rowing mother and father, who bore the sufferints of their son, as If their own. must bear still the thought and realization that he lives no more in this world. and has gone Beyond be- fore cen he had a chance to enter into m lnh pod
 Over the many boyhood scquain-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
CONGRESSMAN HAYDEN
 VISITS OLD TOMBSTONE

Congressman Carl Hayden. accom- paui- q by Mrs Hayda n, and Joe Mal- donald. his private secretary. formerly of Tombstone. were brief visitors in the oiry today enroute to Bisbee. Mir Hayicn is making tour of the state. and has just visited Tucson. Npsales Patagonia, and all other cities and towns in the southern part of the state, and will go tJ Douglas from Bisbee. from whence he will proceed again to the northern part of the state.
 When asked how Arizona looked to him Congressman Hay den said: "Ari- zona is looking fine to me at present and conditions are good. with the ex- rcp'iou Of the deplorable strike at Cliff Ion and Morenci. which IS making things bad for every body"
 H. was expressly please with Tomb stone. and said he noted a wonderful change since his last visit here two years ago. That Tombstone world again be among the first cities of the .tate. was his earnest opinicn.
 NIT. and Mrs. Hayden will remain in Arizona until about December ist, when they will return to Washington. They will first take in the state fair, af- ter which they will spe nd about a week on ihe coast before proceeding to Washington. when Mir Hayden will att tend the opening of congress.
 While here Representative Hayden paid visit to his many staunch friends in the city and late this afternoon the party proceeded on to Bisbee
 Asked what he thought about the recall started to recall Gov. Hunt. Mir. Hayde1 said he did not care to express himself. excepting that inasmuch as the affair has not as yet gained state wide aspect. it might "just be furry" 
 There Is more Cstarrh in this sectior a the country than all other diseases put together. and until the last few years -as supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local reme- dses. and by constantly falling to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incus- able. Science has proven Catsrrh 70 be a constitutional disease. and therefore re- quiTes constitutional treatment Halrs Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio. Is the only Constitutional cure on the market. IL is taken internally. It acts directly on ths. blood and mucous surfaces Of the system They orer one hundred dollars for any case it fails 10 cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 Address. F J. CHENEY & co. Toledo O
 Sold by Druggists. 55c
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CLIFTON. Ariz Oct P Whethe- the strikers of the Clifton MorencI dis 'rict will offer to return to work imme- diatcly and submit their wage differ ences to d board of five arbitrators w:!! be decided at mass meetings called for ten o'clock today ill Clifton. Morcnci and MctcaIl.
 The arbitration plan was evolved by Sheriff Jam,s G. Cash, and was received with favor by a number o' strike lead CTS. The feeling here tonight IS that the end of the strike is actually in sight.
 The board is to be composed of two members selected by the employees, two chosen by the managers and the fifth an employee of the Department of Labor, designated by the Secretary of Labor. The findings are to be ind ing on all tue dartics.
 4 resume of the proposition was givea the press by the peace committee which returned yesterday from Fl Paso. It contaired n5 reference to any of the differences which brought on the strike except that of wages.
 Two Parades. characterized by terri bic earncstness were h Id here today Shortly before noon delegation of strik- CTS from Morenci and Metcalf arrived Those from Morenci were led by fifty Mexican women and gi.ls Four thous- and strikers then p4raded through the strFdts of Clifton. There was DO band in line and no banner. Every one was silent Scarcely a smile was seen on the grim faces of the paraders- An other similar p--ad" was LL-.I In the afternoon, after which the visitors re turned to their homes.
 The national guardsmen here are on aui vive for any possible trouble. Since last night none have had leave to sc down town. Some fear was felt that the reply of the managers would excite the Mexicans. but this was not the case. The strikers had expected noth- ing else.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE
 STRIKE SITUATION
MONDAY

FL PASO Oct. 23 -t Special The and the committee representing tho strikers in the Clifton Moreuci district came 10 an end this afternooni when the managers delivered Jheir ultimatum to the committee In effect. he man. agcrs informed their wOrkmen that th, Western Federation of Miners must be completely eliminated. no matter in Shat guise that organization might at tempt to establish itself should tn, men then return 10 work under the conditions existing at the time of the strike, grievances as 10 conditions O. wages might br presented and thry would be treated with.
 Wen talk to you" said the mana 2, rs to the wurkmeu, when conditions at our property have been made such AhfA NhC HOi hthtal "hp D' NhdhSC al uLiriendly to the Western Federation of Miners are safe m performing thclI duties and when the oficers of our companies are safe in returning to the q ,tict"
 The committee of strikers announced that thsy would return to Chitcu t"- night and would later make a state ment.
 ! When the conference ended al 23O . o'clock this afternoon. the mana gers l submitted to the woTkmen a statcmcn, | in winch they said that: First. that under no condition will we consent to be dominated by the Western Fedora rion of Miners under whatever name or title il may assume,
 Second. when the employees have to work on ths same conditions as existed prior to the strike and normal condi- tiuns have been restored. the companics will be glad 10 discrss with their enI. ployes. as they have always been will. ing to dc, any grievances or other quc,- tions winch the employs wish to take up with them
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

FL PASO. Oct. 23 Following the adjournment Of the conference. Jose ph Meyer. representative of the depart ment of labor. acting on adyices from Secretary Wilson. rendered the mana gers t,e services of the department in adjusting the trouble in the strike dis trict. His offer will he held in .bey- ance until the strikers answer the pro- posal 10 return to work and restore normal conditions. Meyer will remain here awaiting developments.
 Late tonight the strikers extended a q formal request to investigate condi- lions at Clifton. Morenci and Metcali 70 William Exley Miller. secretary of he Arizona Copper company. and Y. Pentland, a director of the same COmDany
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

One hundred mem bcrs of the stat. militia oi Companies A 5 and r Of Ffocnix. ( of Tempe and n of Me, a. will leave in two special ears al 7.3O O clock tonight over the southern Pi rife for Clifton to reinforce the 2OO miIiliamen already in the strike zone.
 E..P GrInstcad of Phoenix. major of the First Battalion, will command the contingent leaving tonight. Haro!d Hess. ~Battaiion Sergeant major and Posse Wilson. lieutenant of Comp,n, A wiIl accompany the troops
 Adjulan.. General c W Hlrri, left for Clifton last night to look over the situation. State Health Officer K. x. Looney has also gone to the strike lie under orders of Gov. Hunt tu arrange sanitary precautions for the affected district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

The Los Angeles Times remarks that Arizona is hap py in having secured the services of Col J. H. McCntock to prepare history ot this fine young stae For nearly thirty years Col McCntock has been of Arizonas assets. He has had placed at his disposal remarkable array of data for the composition of authentic history and. when the work is completed it will bear the stamp of thoroughness.
 The Bowie Enterprise expresses it's feelings as fol- lows. which has more than ring of truth in it. Any of the business men of Bowie feel like raising howl when people send off for order for goods to mail order house. believing the people in this and in this trade territory should patronize home industry. However of these businessmen patronizng mail order printing plants; yet they the Enterprise boost their business and boost the town. There always few men who are shallowmnded enough to believe by saving themselves few pennies in that way is that much made.
 According to the last financial statement of the Ford Manufacturing company their cash hand amounted to S43 l5l 23 which of itself would lead to believe that Ford autos really ought to retail couple of hun dred dollars cheaper. One thing striking in the state ment the 23 cents and it's appearance evidently shows that the Ford company takes no stock in the hoodo B
 The time to reform is before he goes to prison, says the Los Angeles Examiner.
 It fortunate for the Philadelphia doctor who says only one person in 5000 think, that the 24 999 can't tell him what they think of him. says the Atlanta Constitution
 few of those European countries ought to get into the war just to make 1t unanimous
 If the foot ball teams would hand grenades in place of the traditional pigskn they might hope create little real excitement.
 Deer are reported plentiful in the Chiricahua noun ains but the only bad feature about it is that deer hunt CTS about plentiful as the game
 The Oatman Miner is new six-page, sx-column paper the initial number of which has just been received this office. It is we'll lprined sheet filled with interesting concerning the MOhave county bonanza mining camp. C. w. Boris is editor.
 The Santa Cruz county road bond election carried by substantial majority and reports of Tuesdays election r Pima county that the issue carried there, by good majority. Cochse county comes next with election probably around the first of the and the Daily Pros pector predicts that the bond issue viii carry almost mously.
 One of the most difficult things which those engaged in agricultural extension work have contend with the suspicion of the people for whose especial benefit the work is intended says Prof Stanley F. Morse state leader Ii difficult for great many farmes!to realize that there be anybody who is actually trying assist them in absolutely disinterested manner, without any thought of private gain ax to grind It is neverthe less that the University of Arizona agricultural ex- tension service is devotng all its energies the welfare of the farmers of the sae because that is the sole object of the organization.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
WEDNESDAY

CHIFFON. Oct 20. Rather tn an depend on the sherlh's office for pro- tect:on. W. C. Mcfarland. ArIzona Copper Company attorney. left Clifton this morning.
 Last night while sitting in the thea . ter with Peter Riley, pool hall pro, pr,ctor, Mcfarland was called on by a committee 4 strikers
 Riley had to talk ike dutch uncle iu explain that he was with inc com psny man only by accident McFar land was taken to the Sheriff's oihc. evidently in hope ths- he would be lock up for his prots ction and Ihsrc. ay placed where, he could not send out information.
 Sheriff Cash assured him if he desired to ren ain he would be protected by depu;ies. Mcfarland s aid he would rather leave than remain under guard
 Father Pdscasio Hgriz. in charge oi the Catholic church at Morenci. who lief, that camp on order of 4 committee Cf strikers who sad he Lad been talk ing against the union. passed throug | Phoenix today enroute to Florence tc 'r;n his brother, Father Peter Heriz. priest. His housekeepcr went to Cliff ton but returned the next day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
TUESDAY

PHOENIX Oct 25.-Adjutanf General Harris. who has been station rd St Clifton for the past few weeks in command of Ihe state troops there. returned 10 Phoenix yesterday. for an
 ndetinate stay. He reports things very quiet when he left Clifton, ard that he does not expect to hear of any serious trouble there He says tha [ the strikers are receiving large ship meuis of food supplies. sent in by out side unions and thinks that no effort will be made by the opera ,ors to bring strike breakers iato the district. as the owners seem to realize that should this be done it would be signal for rioti1g by the striking miners.
 According to Colonel Harris. the strikers arc making every effort to prevent any of the company's property being destroyed. and are keeping all Of the properties under watch of a large picketing force. bsleiying an attempt might be made by the owners themselves to burn or dynamite some of the properties. in order to cast a shadow on the strikers and give some excuse for bringing serious charges against tbem.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

FL PASO. Oct 25-The failure of the managers and minH--' conference to reach an -srtement caused no ex- cite ment vixen the news of the dis agreement became general in the Cliff ton Mofenci Metcalf mining district. because the result had been thoroughly discounted by .he reports of the con ference last week.
 Sheriff Cash started for the Clifton Morenci district with the miners rep resentatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

Tombstone now has very close seventy = benzine bugges and before long traffic cop will have to be placed the intersection Of Fifth and Allen streets to handle the traffic.
 The Clifton Mining Journal has assumed the propor- tions of a fu-fedged paper, and is six-column, eighpage publication which speaks we'll for its publisher in keeping abreast with the times.
 Governor Randall says that debts in Sonora be paid paper currency and that creditors must take such at it's face value If could only pay debts in Mex ico says the Nogaes Herald.
 Speaking of captalizing climate, of these bright sunny autumna days such Tombstone now enjoying ought to cash in for quite good little sum.
 Fl Paso is getting considerable amount of free pub cty occasoned by the conference there of the Arizona mine managers and strikers.
 The Phoenix papers have added another word to the Roosevean reform spelling list The word referred to is .'Kiote.
 The following terse suggestion by the Los Angeles Times the approval of the Prospector lt is sug ested that the Americans who aided by the govern ment to from Europe after the war; and who de cline to return the money should duck up alley when ever they see the Stars and Stripes The Secretary of the Treasurer mas prepared the roll of dishonor It ought be published to the world
 President Charles Mover says there will be strikes naugurated by the Western Federation of Miners in Arizona if the order for such condition depends him. Mover has declared that the Clifton strike ordered against his advice.-Douglas International
 As sporting proposition there is little doubt but won were to make the statement that Thomas Edison had never talked over telephone before last Friday that every sport Tombstone would have the limit in betting proposition thereon but nevertheless such is the startling fact as MT. Edison says himself in item eninating from his home town, West Orange N J.
 Is the age of arnor returning? The French soldiers arc wearing steel helmets defense against shrapne. The German soldiers the firing line are protected by steel plates very much the size and shape of the shields worn by knights of the middle ages The next war may see armies encased again in complete armorBsbee Re- view.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31
BOND ELECTION CARRIED
 IN SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

NOGALES, Ariz., Oct 26.-Although gh the votes from the outside precincts have not been received. indications are hat the general road bond, submitted 10 the voters of Santa Cruz county on Saturday carried by very large ma jOfity. In the town of Nogales the vote was light, being eighty-six for the bonds and twenty.six against. There are 300 votes registered. but not all of these are taxpayers are qualified to vote.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

-hs ~ .NS T NOOI EN I VI AIN T. D-- Anyone who has some good pros pect where railroad, water and electric faci- lties are. and has no means to work anne and wants a working partner with some mean; then To avoid un- necessary delay give full particulars. location, how close to paying mines.
 work done, condition. outcrop, assays etc References as to sobriety, honesty morals and personal choracter. ALSO 4 GOOD PROSPECTOR WANTED by young hustling man as partner.
 S nd references to Mine" care Gu>ta- vos & TheeI Adverti sing Agents. Post Office Box C. Atlantic City. New Jer- s,y. -Adv2t >S~~S~~-~~-s~~~~s~-~.~ tances a gloom was cast on receipt of the news and tosthe hsartbroken par ents. sympathy is extended throughout the whole county and state. in the hour Of their saddest bereavement.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-31

Bootleggers attempting to ply their trade in Cochlse county to have hard time trying to make an illicit living Sheriff Wheeler and his force of deputies can be counted upon locate the enterprsng seller Of contra band goods and put him out of business.
 In speaking of equal suffrage the Springfield Union says Somehow convinced that woman suffrage accompshes all that is claimed for it. One per hap for pessmism is the fact that they have equal sufage in Chicago, where fined SlOO for beat ing his mule and S2 50 for beating his wife Not that we are prejudced against mules.
 The Tombstone City Band boys in their concert last night newly demonstrated facts that have been known all the whlerst that the band is that is credit to the city, and secondly that Tombstone people appreciate that fact It is be hoped these outdoor concerts will become regular feature
 The city dads prosecuting strenuous cleanup campaign and have large force at work the city bou evards Already the Old Camp, after about two weeks work may be cassed among the ceanest cities in the state and people would cooperate and clean up their lots Tombstone couldn't be beat for cean ness.
 The Prospector is in receipt of communication from Mir w. E. Deity mining engineer of Phoenix and editor of the mining section of the Arizona Republican in to a recent editorial in which he saws:
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-15
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-15

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