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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
PROMINENT TRAIN OFFICIALS
 VISIT TOMBSTONE

A special train of three coaches bearing prominent; officials of the Fl Paso and Southwestern Railroad Com pany arrived in Tombstone this morn ing. The officials are on a general tour of inspection of the various off, ces of the company. and the local office was found in excellent condition.
 Those comprising the party were: F. B. King. general passenger agent G. F Hawkes.. general manager; F W. Morris, general superintendent; G. J. Campbell. engineer of maintainance and weight W. C. Barnes. general freight agent; T. Paxton. super ntend- en, of motor power: F. L. Guy. resi- dent engineer and R. P. Roach, master mechanic.
 From here the party will go to Fl Paso. having completed the inspection tour in Tombstone
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
DEVELOPMENTS OF THE
 BUNKER HILL MINES 60.

lt IS said that matters on the hill are now shaping ths mSelve> SaIisfact- orily. All surplus mechanics are through with their work and the force is now sand To he at the actual working capacity which everything points to being increased quite materially iu the mining end of the property. The Hume for shines al ;Le mill was com pleted today and all the telephone and electric installation completed as well as the air lines which run 10 the Silver Thread, Tranquility. Tribu'e West Side. Lucky Cuss and Oregon mine shafts. A fine wagon road has been built to the grade. which some time ago was built from the West Sid. to he Lucky Cuss and recently extended from there to the Oregon. this gives a complete line oi fine wagon roads con necIing up every working shaft ol the Bunker Hill Mines Company in the immediate dittrict. new house. for one oi the employees, is nearing com pletion. It is located between the mill and the West Side and commands beautiful view. The old hospital IS being rebuilt and will be occupied by: the e mpsny physician Dr. Randolph aud family. The bucking house which has been located near the Tranquility. Is being transferred 10 a point near the assay cfhce. The new assay office is nearing completion and is a very sub staniial building of brick, concrete Stucco and iron.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From St. David

N C. McRae, clerk of the St David school board was a visitor in the county seat yesterday and today Al the pres ent time there are one hundred and twenty children enrolled in the schools al that place. and. according to MT McRae. the number will greatly in crease during the next few weeks Four teachers arc empl wed at pr"=eut Work on the new school building is now in progress, which will furnish better ac- commentators for the children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
HEROES REVIVE
 OlD MEMORIES

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Sept % Standing on the same spot where fifty years ago President Andrew Johnson reviewed the parade of the Grand Army of the Republic, home from the war of the Rebellion. the president reyirw wed a parade of the feeble remnant of that army, called by historians the most efficient fighting force the world had ever known.
 Fifty yeats age the Grand Army. on parade. numbered 100000. Today the aged and enfeebled veterans numbered 10000 Many marched with the aid of crutches and canes. In 1865 two entire days were required for its pass ing in review. Today four hours only were requi.ed for the veterans to pass President Wilson. the first southern born president since the civil war
 Today in Washington was d day O; cbeerS and tears. cheers for the vaIient men who offered their lives in the hours of the country greatest need. and tears for the white-haired heroes who will soon have answered the last roll call Old inhabitants of Washington, who have witnessed many parades, asserted tonight they had nevsr seen such an enthusiastic ovation as was accorded the Boys of Sixty.five
 Cheer after cheer greeted the age d veterans as the parade moved slowly with faltering footsteps. along the his toric Pennsylvania Avenue from the Capitol to the White House over the same route taken by the troops of General Grants remarkable army. fifty years ago. Touched by the old war songs. sung by the veterans as they marched. thousands of people along the way wiped the tears from their eyes even as they cheered. The weath- CT was ideal
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
FOUND THIRST -CRNED
 ON DESERT NEAR TUCSON

TUCSON. Sept. Without water or food for nearly week and under the hullucinaiion that soue one was pur- suing him. Wright Walker. a transient. was rescued on the de sert near Pan;ano yesterday mUning by John Purifoy and brought to Tucson by officers from the Sherisf's ofiice m the evening. He will recover
 Walker had been wandering in the vicinity of Pantano fos about week. and was gradually growing weaker and weaker. When found by Purifor he was digging in the sand for water with his bare hands.
 Walker is about thirty-fve years of age He could tell little about himseif yesterday evening, but began 10 reeov- CT his strength when food was given him. Dr Pratt. county physician, gave him treatment and stated that he would be ali in several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
GOVERNOR CONFERs
 WITH MINE MAIAGERS

CLIFTON. Sept g Governor Hant continued to call witnesses to day xbom be quesf,osed as to the origin and present sfatns of the labor strike in this district. Yesterday he had a conference with the mine mana . CTS and since then he has been seeking nformztion from other sources
 The district remains quie.. though
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
lEj6NGTl0N DENIED
 AGhNST RALPH CAMERON

PHOENIX. Sept. 26.-Ths spplica- tion of the United States government for a temporary injunction to prevent Ralph Cameron and others, carry ing on livery bnsiness at the Bright Angel Trail at the Grand Canyon. from interfering with other parties, was de nied yesterday by Judge Sawtelle oi the United States Federal court
 The injunction was sought against Ralph Cameron. his two brothers. :. D. Cameron. L. L. Farrell. lt is alleged that Cameron holds land at the Bright Angel Trail of the Grand Canyon en- abling him to have a monopoly on the livery business. which is very profitable at this point. as the Bright Angel frail IS the only route 10 the bottom oi Ihf csnyoa from ,he top al the termlnus al the santa Fe's branch line.
 The defense of Cameron was that ht took up the land in question becarss it is mineral land. He denies thai he iuterferes with other people m the livery business. The land was taken uI bv Cameron as mineral land prior t' it's withdrawal from settlement. but ,h' sovernment denies that il contains mineral.
 The case for rbe government was ar eued by United States Attorney Flynn and his assistant. Gerald Jones. and NJ M Chanry. an attorney of the United States forest service. J. E. Morrison. 0 Phoenix. and R. E. Morrison. of Pres colt. represented ihe Camerons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
TO IMPROVE TOMBSTONE
 TO HUACHUCA HIGHWAY

'. kafger. Nlerk of the Board s | Sep, rvisors and A. II. Gardner. Pres fl the Cochise County Road Bond As soSiation brought back from Bisbee last night some chetfing road news which will fall with welcome vn the ear of all road users who travel between Huachuca Siding and Tombstone over the county road While in Bisbee they were informed by County Engine q RN an that two gangs wo;ild be immed lately brought here to work on that stretch of road. and that work wouiI start on or before next "Wednesday
 I he deadnanS curve just west of tCwti will be eliminated and the road froii the end of Allen Street. will be broug t m line and to a better grade T p Ions stretch of granite rocks now Sn.' night mare C." all travricT~ m 10 '. neighborhyod O 'he Schieffeln mont . ment vii! with the assistance of dyna . mite and black powder be removed ln fact the road all the way from Tombstone ,o Huachuca Siding will b . placed in good going shape by Engir- eer Ryan and his assistants. In speak ,,,ar r,,F, h. ..I that Mir Ryan and his assistant expecr- ed to have the field work all compiled by Saturday night and that not later than the 18th of October the report of apprt ximate costs on each particular section of the road to be built or Ie- built could be given to the CochIse County Road Bond Association and that the meeting in Douglas could then be held which would enable the Assoc iation 10 present their requ -st to the Board of Supervisors at the regular meeting of the Board in NoNembcr which no doubt would bring the eleci . the bond issue is growing and on all hand one hears expressions uf approv- al of the issue. The Cochise Associat- iSn has been working on this matte for months and Engineer Ryan has iak n iime and pains So that whra the people get the matter before them there will be no slip shod figures on the estimated cost. but the voters will have before them the figurers which will ! be approximate and as close to real costs as it Is possible under the cir cumstances for men of experience 10 give. CochIse wants good roads. we'll built and needs to get away from the spendthrift methods of the past and what the state is doing on the Tomb stone Canyon road can be done by ih- county. There is no reason on earth why the county cannot have a system of good roads all over SO as to anihilate distances. cut down the cost of living and travel and all al the same or less cost. Especially if they turn out any thing. like the Tombstone Canyon road. in the way of maintenance and up-keep.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Passes Away

Ray Powell. well known in Tomb stone and who was son law Dl Mir Lemmons of Pearce died in thai camp Tuesday and was bur.ed yester day. The cause of his death was diabetis. Tine deceased leaves hi. widowed mother and brothers Charles Packard, James and John LemmonS to mourn his demise. all of whom have the sympathy of ihe community
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Ga 10 Casey's for hol e coz king,
Curfew Rings at 8 Tonight

With the beginning of the autumn season. the Curfrw will ring at c.ght O clock tonight instead of nine o'clock as during the summer months. Chief Bravin inf rms that the Curfew recu- lltion will be strictly enforced and the. younesters will hereafter ''evaporate- at the warning sound of the fsi;hfus old bell
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Thursday's Daily.
To Repair Canal

Work will be commenced Ger ober lst on the St. David canal. which will b. deepened and widened. and other ne- c-ssarv improvements made This i'm pavement will he qnite boon to St David as it will give the watsr users more water and will also bring more
 land under cultivation Benson Signal
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Law Nell Observed
i'd that the game law has

IL IS said that the game law has been well observed ;hIS year a d that he dry summer added to ihe respect for the law has made the quail morc abundant than for several seasons. The law opens Oct l5 Rabrits are They are the only game that the season is open on
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
In from Huachu cas

A. F. Davis. President of the Huachuca Water ( ompany was in town today from the mountains. re- turning via Bishee. Mir. Davis state s that the road, which County Engineer and Hereford Is mighty fine peice of road and while only part of the road has had rain on it. that part is like a boule yard and when the balance gets rain the entire road will be excellent and goes to show what a man of ex- in CoShise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Lack From Coast

Ray B. Kicbs. conncc,ed with the
 i coS of tho Banker Hill Mines Co.,. .iurl ed home las, venrng from Long .-. ct. Gal, where he has been for the r.tiw ~crks nu trip "i recreation Nil Krei s returns rruch refreshed from the effects oi th, c,ol sea breezes. and WI ile he gr' aly enjoyed the trip. he sa he is glad ,o get back 10 Tomb stone Mrs KrebS and children will remain at the coast for a while.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
To Enforce Straw Hat Law

To-day being October first besides 'r" onrning of deer season. Grief of viH informs the Prospector >repre- -rr'a i've that the straw har law 2, ing gone into effect at midnight las n sht. he will enfolG the penalty
 cled thereto to thl &tter. Those iutere ted in what the penalty is can learn by asking tho Chief
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

Judge James F. Duncan. the only remaining member of the C. A. R. in Tombstone. this mos ming received one of the badges worn by the vetreans in the Forty-Sixth Pennsylvsnia Infantry. I2'b and Doth. Army Corps, Army of Virginia. and of which regiment he was Quartermaster Sergeant.
 The badge bore the following inscrip- ton; "Fiithisth Anniversary, Grand Review. Washington. D. C May 24th- 25th. 1865 September 18th. 1915. l2,h and 20th Army Corps. Army of Georgia. National Encampment. C.. A. R."
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Bless ,d With a Son

The many Tombstone friends of Mrs " 'Brien. formerly Miss Ella Niblo. a teacher m rhe local public schools, will tc pleased to hear that baby boy has arrived in the O'Brien home at Ra on. N. NJ to gladden. the hearts of Mir snd Mrs. O'Brien.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Re no ieling Buildings

The two store buildings next to the MacI ,mich Mercantile Co. on Main S.r.-c. being reIrodeled by contrac- tors. making room fer new business es- !1b.is'iuent
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Brings Good News

A. =. Karger. Clerk of the board of Supervisor was in Bisbe- yesterday cn official matters. Mir Karger returned with come good news for our good road enthusiasts which is given in another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

4 Tombstone lady. who is visiting the Salt River Valley recently wroie ho.ne that she wau!d give dollar for a GrinL of Huac nca water--well. we have sad that Tombstone always
 ads. whether il IS water. celebrations. H .u,s or good looking girls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Fresh Oysters at Casey's
Real Estate Deal

X r al estate deal of no small import rnce 90 the progress of Tombstone now practically closed will be announced ,o tue pnbliC. shortly through the Pros IectorS" exclusive inside wire.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Fridays Daily.
in from Pearce

General Manager Charlie H:cks' oi the Commonwealth Extension. was business visitor m Tombstone today from Prarce Dev lopmen' V TX a, tue Commonwealth is progressing nicely and big results are expecte from these properties shortly
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visitors

Mrs Aurelia Zamora and Miss Jcsie Silva were Tombstone Visitors yes,er- day on thei, way to Douglas and were well pleased with the town
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Visiting Friends

Ernest Davis. formerly of this city where he resided with his parents. now -e.idiug m PiShee. arrived m ihe city h,st nigh, on a several days visit wi'i, iT:, uds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
To Make Final Pr of

Ms. G. Carter and Mir. H. H Hons ton are in ihc county seat today for t',' ' Tpose 1f making final proof on iaut 'he Euaohuca mountain district. be
 ',... if < Commi s,ianrr W A. Fowl-,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
To Bisbee

A. II Gardner went to BiSbee toda V on business connected with the coming road bond i.sue election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Faus, Case Still On

Tho Faust murder case is still or in the superior court. The State rested 'tis orning and the defense beg an its side Of the case. It is expecte that the c St vii, no go the hands oi The. iur,. rutil tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
To Fort Grant

Deputy County Probation Officer Mrs C. H Hearst left today for For Grant where she goes to take scverai ch hildrcn ,o the school of correction
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
From Pearce

Dr. II. H. Hitchius came in from r arse last night and after SD ndi1g tn night lef, for JucSou this mornirg at which place he will reopen his off ccS for the practice of his profession
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

John Pearce after stay of severn weeks in Pearce will return to Tomb stone for a short stay
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
in from Huachucas

MT and Mrs. Epley and Mrs Threl- col were among the incoming passen- gers this morning from their homes in the Huacbuca mountains, and will re- main in Tombstone for several days. the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Earl V. Sands.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Brief Visitors

WT. Goodwin and Francis Goodwin Nrrr m Tombstone yesterday for a >loT; while. going from here 70 Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Fr0T Bisbee

Eilcry Butler arrig,d in the count V d few days visit on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Bisbee Visitor

J. T. NichoI of Bisbee. is mong tic visitors in Tombstone today. on l. si mess mission.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
On Road Matters

A. H. Gardner spent yesterday fs Bisbee on road matters both of local and county nature.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

|: IS learned from the Benson Signal that Walker had been for some time past a resident of that town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
GOVERNOR ADDRESSES
 CROWD AT CLIFTON

CLIFTON. Sept 30-Afler two days spent in Clifton and Morenci taking the testimony of mine managers and employees. Governor Hunt, Adjut- ant General Harris and Private Secre- iary Ladd jeff Clifton this evening in an auto for Lordsburg en route to Phoenix.
 At 5 o'clock this afternoon. al a monster mass meeting held on the library plaza in Clifton at which more than three thousand were present, the governor spoke to the assemblage. The meeting was opened by organizer Miller and he requested vote on in viting the governor to address the crowd The vote was unanimous for the governor to speak An auto was sent to the Readon hotel for the Cover UO1. WuIic g11urf duuIcssco iuC Sio"u A large number of Mexicans wrre hats inscribed. 'GHurrah for Governor Hunt" The governor said. in part. as follows:
 T find conditions. effecting here do need adjusting. feel that the men who have charge of these great works will be amenable to>reason aud beleive they will meet you on cons mon ground and l want to say. friends, that while am governor of this state and you have elected me to this high office. I want you to understand. as we'll as all tbe officials to understand. that when I come back to this com munity and have to bring troops the principal officers of companies will be no different than the poorest Mexican he controls.
 T hope ali of you realize l am go- ing to have ordesd have to call on every troop we have in the state oj Arizona"
 1t is known that fhe question of provid- ing fo. the strikers will become a very serious matter should tine strike be prolonged to great length
 So far there has been no move made by either the mine managers or the strikers since the managers gave their apswer o the committees on Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03

ing records of said county. referenc is rcreby made for more particular de- scriptions of said niaing claims. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the said Middlemarch Copper Con pan, has hereunto set it's corporate name and seal. this 18th day of Sept 1915 by its Vice President and Assis tanl Secretary
 MIDDLEMARcH COPPER COM PANY.
 By F. C. AUSTIN.
 Vice Pres and Asst. Sec'y. First publication Oct. 3. 1915.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
h from Bisbee

Hovard Hampton is a visitor in the city today from his home in Bisb-e making the trip via auto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Tombstone Leads. Always

pruprrties shortly
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-10-03
Re turn 10 Tombstone

ness mission.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-03
PALM SUNDAY.

The Iridium ended and Palm
Sunday proved a Triumphant
Dav for the Parish Of New IBERIA.
Although there had been no Mis-
sion to awake the people many
We're found ION the Watch " as
was seen Sunday morning, when
answering the call Of their devoted
Pastor and friends about 500 men
received Holy Communion In
body. Mass was celebrated at
$50 by Rev. J. NJ. Langlois who
thanked the men for coming III
such great numbers 1.-The Holy
City" was beautifully sung by
male voices. The church hal
been turned over to the men and
beautiful order reigned as the
''men' filed on both sides OF the
aisle to receive their Master. The
Knights of Columbus and HOLY
Name Societies were the leaders
and many followed their beautiful
blessed example. Good example
solemnly warns us Of our duties
and the lawful precepts it awakes
in our souls the heavenly voices
that have been silenced; 1t dis
tuu BIS the treachGrors calm IN
which we live: and all this is done
in such silent kindness that
Good Example" shows itself
not only our friend out OFT BeA.
Friend.
Never had New Iberia been the
scene Of such grand demonstra-
ton in Religion. And we are
proud to say, it goes to prove
that our Fair City has the right
spirit and has brought much con
ISOLATION to the heart of the zeal
Gus Pastor, Rev. J. NJ. Langlots,
whose every prayer seems to be
for the Men and Boys Of his Par
ish, and whose "9reat Success
in our midst is due to his grand,
priestly character: his great man
Iy qualities; his great Charity ct
heart, depths Of soul, and fin
ness of mind. His is the spirit
Of the Lord: "simple and Sin
cere'
Nav the Harvest of Souls increase
and forever.
"Blessed Be His Holy Name
-Veritae
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-03
NEW IBERIA g. NORTHERN
EXTENSION.

President VIM. Ebenborn, OF
the Louisiana Railway and Nav
igation Company spent several
day in Iberia and st. Mary Par
ishes this week going over the line
of the New Iberia and Northern
Railroad from Port Barre to
Shadyside. Mr.. Ebenborn s visit
here and his inspection of the
lines Of the New Iberia and
and Northern Railroad is indica-
tive that he is seriously consider
ing the idea Of forming a connee-
ton between his road and that of
the New Iberia and Northern at
some point near Port Barre, the
completion Of the New Iberia and
Northern from Shadyside to Ber-
wick, La, opposite Morgan City
on the Atchafalaya river and
eventually making Berwick the
joint roads point Of port.
Berwick mas been Tor some years
the objective of several roads. It's
location on Berwick Bay and the
deep water channel to the Gulf
through the Atchafalaya making
it an almost deal landlocked har-
Dor.
Mr.. Ebenborn's intentions and
that of the officials of the New
Iberia and Northern are serious
in making these extensions via
Port Barre and New Iberia. The
Louisiana Railway and Navigation
shortens it's distance to a Gulf
point at Berwick and with the
opening of the Panama Canal and
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-04-03
4uff and n1ant in Srff;c lent acre

stuff and plant in sufficient acre
age that we might not experience
difficulty in getting scores Of buy
ers in this point. With our Irish
potato crop coming on this
Spring, and the largest sweet pc
tato crop in the history of the
Parish this summer, followed by
over thousand acres Of cabba2 e
this Fall, there is no doubt thai
the movement for diversified ton
is substantial and now rests on :;
solid Foundation and it is only a
question Of a very short time
when prosperity will be at our
doors again as money will be COM
ing in at every season Of the year.
This is not a small spontaneous
movement but one that is serious
and there is no turning back, the
farmers attending this meeting
were men of standing and some
large landowners and they mean
business. It is not play any
longer, but serious determination
to follow scientific and diversl
fed farming and the start is well
begun. 1t only behooves our pee
pie to stand steady in the boat
now and keep up the encourage
ment of this good work by show
ing increased interest in the
Chamber Of Commerce, Truckers
Association and other farmers AS
ISOLATION, for this work is already
telling and telling well.
Mr.. Perrin, Federal Govern
ment Agent aslo spoke, giving
them very practical suggestions
and stated that this was one OF
the best meetings he had ever at
tended and these men showed bus
mess by meeting and stating
work Immediately at one o'clock,
the hour set for the meeting.
We think that our wide awake
citizens and businessmen realize
now that the Chamber Of Com
merce is one of the wisest invest
ments they have ever made, for i
work of this kind which usually
takes years to do has not only
been well begun but actually
showing. results and with the
most glowing prospects for the
future. Let every man stand by
his gun and prosperity will soon
make its appearance again in our
midst.