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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Deputies Capture
 Mexican Bandits
Francisco.

Report of serious conflict detweer four representatives of the sheriff office and four Mcxicans al the How. ard ranch east Of Douglas. reached here yesterday afternoon. IL was reported that the deputies were in danger of los ing their lives Subsequent iniormat- ion, however, proved that the four off cers were successful in routing the Mex jeans and bringing them into Doul las
 Sheriff Wheeler received a telephon call iIOm Douglas requesting his ill., mediate presence 4t the Ho~a aId "a ~. . It was reported to the sheriff that | .P- uty Sherifls Harry Raficrty. Percy Eo den, Charles Gross and Constable F. .y- hurst of Dougles, had gone to the How ard ranch in answer to cali for help
 Four Mexicans from the Sonora side of the line. and reported to he followo rs of Col. (. Hes Lad core ac. oss the bor- der and had attacked the occupants O. the ranch They were resisted and word was carried to Douglas The off cers immediately left in quest of the Mexicans.
 According to the rumor the officer located the Mexicans and the latter refused to surrender. It was then tho report was sent 10 the county seat foI help. Wheeler made the trip from Tomcstone to Bisbee. accompanied by Chief Deputy Guy Welch. in 5S min, utes. Upon arriving in Bisbee he wa, called 10 the telephone and inforrie ( that the officers were safe with theil prisoners in Douglas.
 The Sheriff continued on his way to the border city to furthur investigat, the case
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

end of the county will accept the bill and abide by the result
 Mir. Yonge and family left today for California.
 The snow is disappearing rapidly.
 Mrs. G w. Buford and children have returned to Granite Springs from q pro tracted visit to California
 With the finding of one good lead mine in the Swisshelms sufficiently strong 70 warrant the erection of smelling plant. would follow a veritable boom in that district No chain of hills in thr country present finer miner alzed capping than is to be found in their northern end and eastern slope.
 The Prospector has be n advised to let go on county divison and not stir up any faction fight. but when we stopre ed and considered that all the dcvilment in the world is committed after sun down we concluded not to make a star chamber fight.
 Charley Blair was tried today ty ury for not paying his license 4 yer dict of guilty was the result and fine of sl0 and costs WIS imposed. waich was not in sight at o'clock
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Trial Jury Drawn

Judge Alfred C Lockwood, Recorder Owen F. Murphy, Sheriff Harry C. Wheeler. and Clerk F. James. today. according to law. drew fifty names Of persons to serve as trial jurors at the coming term. and Sheriff Wheeler will shortly begin the hard task of locating the persons whose names have been draws
 The trial jury will report on Tuesday 10th. to serve at the coming term. It is expected that a special venire will b subpoened, owing to tine shifting O. population. which not only makes il, inconvenient. bu, words q hardship on the Sheriff
 Electrial Engineer I A Rosok. Of Bisbee, arrived in the city today an5 immediately this afternoon started tie work of surveying the city to make tie estimate of installing electric lights for Tombstone MT Rosok started frou the mill where the power will be sup. piled from. and the main line vii entc: he city at fifth street and from there the line will continue up and dow A lien Street and from there to all parts Q the city
 Mir. Rosok's opinion of the matter. far as the work has advanced, is that the system can be installed at yer, reasonable rate. and that Tombstone sill soon enjoy modern lighting sy, tenn and unusually low rates,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Sanct0rum Lifted"

It is not very often tha; a newspaper office is lifted owing to the fact, probably, that there is usually nothin. worth lifting. but yesterday, during the rush i'll getting out on time thi. highly religious and family journal, th, gRosPECToR was touched" As every ne knows. the road is continuaily '
 rfcsted with tourist printers wh.
 re making their way eastward. an.
 tombstone gets her share of this clas
 :, travellers, wEo never fail to call a.
 e priutin' office and get feed" arC
 flop' before continuing Ycsterda
 uring the absence of the office devi
 on the SanCtum Sanctorum, a tour st. who had te,n fed and Topped ook occasion to enter the office durin
 he absence of the devil. and lifted. rom the editorial desk. a few article "hich he appropriated to his own us, lnd immediately flew the coop. Chief of Police Bravin al once put hi drag net out and secured the city fo the missing tourist" while Sherif Wheeler got on the trail and diScovercC MT. Printer. with the stolen articles or. his person. making a hurried take" tc Fairbanks. probably to stick to ths first freight for parts unbcknownst or account of pressing" business. It wa all done so quick Mir Tourist" didn' know what happened until in the jus ice court this morning before JuGg, Fowler it was thirty or thirty" an, he will have plenty of time. within tn, aext thirty days, to think over his deeG of gratitude.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
From Tuesdays Daily.
Bisbee Visitors

Among the visitors in the city yes | tcrday from BiSbee, having business
 before the board of supervisors were noted Joe Gray. City Marshal Allison,
 A II Henderson. J r Mcdonald. Coun- ty Engineer J C Ryan. Frank Thomas. Bassett Watkins. Dr Bledsoe. Prof ( Philbrook, Judge Totman, and Judge Smith They all returned home last evening
 A. R Buckman, State Prohibition
 Organizer is a visitor in Tombstone for several days. Mir Buckman. has been assigned the State of Arizona as his field by the Nationel Organization to work in the interests of Nationel prohi hibition as an ultimate object, so he states. and today was calling on the Tombstone public interesting them in the move ment The plan, states Mir Buckmar
 IS to enroll within the state 25. 900 pc pie. who will pledge the mSelves to sup port in the next election candidates who are for national prohibition MT Buckman stated that already since h;S assignment to Arizona he has Feceiv, d
 eYeral thousand pledges, and ihis evening he will address the C.T.U. of Tombstone on this subject He will continue to Tucson tomorrow.
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Farm Adviser

The important position Of farm ad- wiser for Maricopa county has been &C., ccptod by James A Armstrong. now farm adviser at San Diego. California Mir. Armstrong will be on the staff of the Agricultural Extensive Service of the University of Arizona College Of Agriculture. cooperating with the [. $. Department of Agriculture Mir Armstrong was brought up on a farm in Fresno county. California. and has b-en familiar wi h irrigation and ranch pracrice all his lie
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Arrangements for Dance

The Ladies of St Paul'S Guild of the Episcopal church are busy making ar engagements for the big ball to be given by them the lGth of the present month at Gage Hall The tickets for the oc sasion have been printed and are now on sale about town Something en- lirely out of the ordinary is promised but. however. the enthusiastic ladies won't give it out, and only say. jus wait and see the fun Tuesday the I6th IS the date
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LOOKING BACKWARD
 0WENTl.FOuR YEARS MONDAY
MONDAY

A Wentworth and F NJ Me Kay of Fairbank came up to enjoy the Min strel show last night
 The hearing of the Mexican for the murder of a countryman at Fairbank Sunday is going on before Justice Alvord as we go to press.
 The infant son of George Me Gee died yesterday and was buried today. The parents have the sympathy of the community in their irreparablo loss
 Clarence Coffman who was injured by premature blast fortnight since. underwent the painful operation of hay ing his right eye taken out on Sunday last, otherwise his recovery is rapid He sat up today and dressed for the first time
 BORN Tombst one, Jan. 2S. to tn .. wife of Ceorgt, Bravin. son.
 NARRIED- In Tombstone. Jan %. 1891 by Charles Granville Johnston Young Wah to Miss Ana Nebara. both of Fairbank
 If the people of the eastern end of the county want divison let them see that d clause IS inserted III the bill that il shall take effect two year hence when they can elect their own officers. The ProSpeCtor has to many staunCh sup porterS in the eastern end of the couE ty to stand aside and see them blind, d by designing treasury wrcckcrs
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 years, and 4t times Lrca me so bad would beCorne unconsciOus. I have been found in that condition many times. Physicians did not seem to be able to do me any good. I would become weak and for Ga. at a time cOI!d do TO work Not long ago I got a box ,: Dr. Miles Iaxati"e Tablets. and liter using them found I had never gied anytain- that acted in such niiI and "ficrtI"e manner. I believe have at last found the remedy that Fuits my case"
 Thousands of people are sufferers -Om haErt"Ti constipation and .hiic po->.. y rcyiizing something f the daHEr- nf tl:.s condition, yet eg,cct too long to employ proper r~atiyc naca u.es until serious ill., .,ss oftrc results. The advice of 4 physicians IS, keep your bowels ..san." and it's good advice.
 U- Ni'c~' Laxative Tabl-ts are n'l b. .H druggists. at 25 cents .ox cOri~i rng 5 doses. Ii not urf ,ati-:ac:ory, your money is -turned a,LE5 MEDICAL CO.,. EIkhart. Ind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
WEDNESDAY

Arizona is a peculiat country. The Territorial Auditor draws warrants just as usual The city of Tombsto z Goes the same. but nearly every coun 7 in the Territory has been cn joined from doing so. in conformity with the Vol fey funding bill. The happy go lucky, go as you please air which prevails in the different branches of government is char ming,
 KANSAS cITY-In last week s Pc. lice Gazette Zels Fillmore challenged to fight any I42. pound female pugilis' in America for any sum from s250 tC sI 800 a side. the battle to take place
 Washington or California This al. tracted the attention of Mrs Anna Schoen, the wife Of Theodore (. Schoen
 who runs a saloon near the Ninth Street theatre. and being something of pug Hist herself she has decided to meet [ ( | Fillmors woman if they can come tc any agreement as 10 a battle ground and has forwarded her acceptance. While Senator Hearst was dying th' wsres were being pulled by would b' successors t9 his seat in the Senat'
 The Democratic Senator heard Of ! ! and conc luded to hold on till Caiifornii could send Democrat in his place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Returned From Bowie

County Treasurer Harry s Ross re- turned today from Bowie where he went to investigate the matter of the Bowie Bank and Trust Go. which was forced sD close it's doors President J. C. Armstrong, of the concern, is missing All county funds on deposit in the bank are safe as they are protected by bonds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

lnfoTn ation about Ter farher. D. I Chellis. of Erie. Pa. is desired by hi daughter. Mrs La Verne Chcllis Win. ters. of that city who has written to Chief of Police Cullen. of Tucson, ask ing If anything has been heard or seen Of him lately She states that he lei, home several years ago and that moth ing has been heard of him since 1912 She thinks that he might be living un- d r another name.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Stole Cali. Is Charge

On charge of taking calf belong ing to Josefa Martinez. Antonio Ma drill. IT, wil! be tried at Arivaca before Justice of the Peace Hogan County Al orney Hlzinger of Pima expects to go to Arivaca 10 conduct the case for the pros cu,ion
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
NEWSY ITEMS
 OF ARIZONA
Prepared in Condensed Form From
 Ali Over inc State
Delegates Named

As representative of Phoenix, chief among the booster cities for good roads in this state, Mayor George U Young has named NJ. J Foley, member of the commission; ] B Grand. former state engineer. and George N MacBean to attend the convention of the Arizona Good Roads Association, to be held in PhoeniX Fehruary 9th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Band 2 Live Wire

The Tombstone City Band is laying practice almost nightly Tn the City Hall The band has been reorganized with strong membership, under the directorship of Billy McSparron, and that they are live bunch and will make 1t success is evidenced by the fact that the boys have announced grand Masquerade Ball for Washington's s Birthday, February the 22nd. and have sent circulars all over the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Asks States Assistance

Asking the cooperation of the state in the reclamation of 10000 acres of land on the Hassayampa al Morristow n Eleanor $ Whitman. packer of the pro icc;. has written the state land commis- sion to ask what Arizona will do to as- >ist in carrying out the plan
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Will Locate Here

Mir. and Mrs Frank Alters arrived n Tombstone Sunday, and will make the county seat their future home. MT.
 lters having taken a position at the Jill with the Phelps Dodge D, ople. Mrs. Alters is the daughter of MT and Mrs. John Kohlen. of this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Effects of 1uherculosis.

Professor Fishburg finds tubercu- losis almost invariably producing ei- ther an exaggerated ego and colossal selfishness. or great susceptibility to suggestion. This last explains the coDsumptive's credulity with respect to fake" cures and their apparent i'm provement under such treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Returned from Bisbee

Miss Nora Thiel returned yesterday from Bisbee. where she has been visit ins for a fortnight with friends.
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Preparing Road Book

Harry Locke. of Phoenix. is in Yuma oi. his way from Los Angeles by way of San Diego to Fl Paso over the Bor- derland route. of which he Is getting out a new and Compreht nsive booklet with log and maps and much other de ,irable and necessary information. He drove in to Yuma in his light Metz car and reports the roads west of Yuma in sood condition on account of the recent seavy rains.
 primary of their party.
 Five new bills were introduced in the makes il unlawful for any one to eu- ploy in an extra hazardous occupation.
 Pink,ey, of Final. introduced house bill No 5. appropriating S327 O2 for Dr. W C Randen, who acted as prison physician during illness of regular phy- i ian.
 House ill No. 5G. by Baker of Gilai sP.opfi-,cs POGO ,or IL, purpose of talGing approactcS to bridges across ,tc Cila aud san Carlos rivers.
 House blli No. 57 was introduced by equest of the live stock commission and provides for certain duties to be performed by the live stock sanitary board
 Graham. of Cochise, introduced house III No jS. which provides for the ac- ccptance and collection of grants. de vises. bequests and assignments to the state of Arizona
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
From Wednesdays Daily.
To Tucson

Clerk A. C. Karger. of the board of supervisors and Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy (. Wclch. left this morning for Tucson, where they were summoned as witnesses in the United States court which is in session there this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Mrs. Sam Johnson returned home yesterday from Douglas, where she has ben for the past several days on a sit with her daughter. Mrs. J. B Pope.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
From Mondays Daily.
Over from Glees0n

Constable Lafe Gibson and Judge L, W Rader were business visitors in this city today from Gleeson
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
In Douglas

Mrs Mary NJ Costello. her sOr. Cecil Costello of Tombstone, and Mrs. Mary McCann. of Los Angeles were members of an automible party who a.. ived here yesterday afternoon nd r.. $ cred for the night at the n-InteTnationai.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
THURSDAY

Let the divison of Cochise be left to a vote, sud at the same election let tEe new county aec, her county officers, to qualify in case divisoH carries, and this
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Two Birds With One Stone

Work is progressing on the Crystal Theatre building. The excavation has all been completed. and many yards of dirt that were dug from the building lave been placed on Allen St. to grade theatre arrived yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Back From Douglas

Grant Warner arrived home yester- day from Douglas where he has beei: for the past week on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Returned from OouuIas

Mrs. NJ Costello and son. Cecil. ac- sompanied by Mrs Mary McCann, re urned home last evening from Doug las where they had been for several ia 1, $ on a visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Back from Douglas

County stenoerapl CT Mrs. Jess Hay ward returned home yesterday from a brief visit at Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Gwomey' s Here

NIT. and Mrs. John Twomey. of Bis 1ec. were visitor, in the county seat 5. Holland. and daughter. Miss Lille.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Returned From Bisbee

Mrs. Roger Saunders returned home yesterday from brief visit to Bisbee with relatives and friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
Drummer Here

Tommy Sutton. well known knight of the grip, was in Tombstone today on his regular visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

A ny eases of typhoid fever, appendicitis a n d other severe dis e Sc5 are trace able to pro, ged clogging oi the bowels. Regard tn c effects of constipation, C. |. Ayers, C Sabin St, Montpelier, Vt says:
 "I was afflicted wi.h constipation
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Peanut CrosiEs n China.
 Within twenty years tne growing oi California peanuts in ShaDtung. China has become a great iaanstry, with an export trade Of 15e. .OGg tons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

The higher education generally dem onstrates that the more we know, the less We believe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

The man of few words doesn't have to take so many of them back.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Some people are constantly giving themselves away, and others are al ways being sold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

An optimist is a man who doesn't believe his warm friends are all dead
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

The man who can work a stopper to his family jars is a corker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

It takes a mighty good mixer to combine business and pleasure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

When an old man marries a young woman they both should have our sympathy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

We should forgive our enemies. es pecially if they have us down.
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Constipatio,, if Neglected, Causes Serious illness

Con tlpatiDn. :! neglected, leads 70 almost innumer .1ic compiica- ',ons affecting the general caith.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

All the worlds a stage, and most of us are looking for packers.
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sur. unless it might possibly be an- tique furniture
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It's easy enough to please a woman if you can only make her decide just what she wants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07
CONVINCING PROOF
FLASHES

There are mighty few lifebuoys or the sea of matrimony.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

United States Postoffice. Tombstone Arizona.
 List of letters remaining uncal!ed for ard advertised for the week ending Ianuary Both. 1915
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WHENEVER YOU
 USE YOUR BACK
Does a Sharp Pain
 Hit You?

It's a sign of sick kidneys, especially if he kidney action is disordered, too, passages scanty or too frequent or of- color.
 Do not neglect any little kidney i'll for the slight troub- les run into dropsy, gravel, stone or Bright's disease c. Use Doan's Kidney Pills. This good re kidneys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

You can't use passwords in polite society, but you can always substi- ute a cursory glance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

If you want to k:ow how to man. age wife successfully. ask man who has never had one
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Many man is so constituted that nothing short of an earthquake would shake his confidence in himself
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W RayIing Porfrio Anguino Joseph Paul RosaIion Lopez Mrs Jessie R. Miguel Nunez Phillips T. J. Murray Pedro Urtado Chas. $. Ray Wilbur C. Hein- Francisco l. de richs (2) Sassoe When calling for the above. please say advertised" A fee of one cent will be collected for each letter deliver ed.
 PAUL A. SMITH,
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

Some people believe in contrasts. but no man can have a light heart and dark brown taste at the same time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-02-07

A cat is supposed to have nine lives, but if you try to drown your sorrows you will find that they have more than that
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Seeking Lost Father

the pros Cution.
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~ RANDOM IDEAS r,~a

The man who can work a stopper to his family jars is a corker.
 It takes a mighty good mixer to combine business and pleasure.
 The man of few words doesn't have to take so many of them back.
 When an old man marries a young sympathy.
 There is nothing new under the sun unless it might possibly be an- tique furniture.
 It's easy enough to please a woman if you can only make her decide just what she wants
 You can't use passwords in polite society. but you can always substi- ute a cursory glance.
 If you want to k:Ow how to man. age a wife successfully. ask a maa who has never had one
 Many man is so constituted that nothing short of an earthquake would shake his confidence in himself
 Some people believe in contrasts. but no man can have a light heart and a dark brown taste at the same time.
 cat is supposed to have nine lives, but if you try to drown your sorrows you will find that they have more than that
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Returned from Douglas

continue to Tucson tomorr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-19

England Win soon b coapeIed - quit fof lA.k q
fuel.
At an hour when England i waxinG war with
determined foe, II might seem It first glance
that the mine workers 81 Wales hAve little pAtrf-
otism- Seemingly they are adding troubles to
an already hard pressed government.
Hut look At the laborer's point Of view. Indus
trial conditions in Great Britain long before the
war were depressing and in sore need Of arnelio-
ration. Did the British government do much to
relieve the situation and help the men (nonn she
now wants to sacrifice their lives In the trenches
Of France and Belgium
For many years the lAboring men Of England
have been fighting i bitter war for improved
working conditions They received little encour-
asennent. Now, the miners are asking change.
The British government logically cannot expect
these men to volunteer in the army, fight for ma
tional honor and preservation, when this same
government is unwilling to improve their condi-
ton and make their land place where happiness
and contentn1ent can dwell
Sympathy goes out to the miners, and moth
ing but censure for the British government. If
she wants citizen-soldiers, patriots to toll in the
mines to produce coal for the factories turning
out munitions Of war, she owes it to these labor
ers to give them country worth fighting for, q
country worth toiling for.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-19
DENVER MAKES MOVE
FOR new WEST POINT

DENVER, July 19.-Following ex.
President Taft's demand for new
West Point" to be located some where
in the West. Denver has started a
movement to demand that the second
United States military academy, II
such he established, be located at Fort
Logan.
The Federal government owns the
land on which Fort Logan stands and
this post Ia close to the fine ma
noeuvre grounds at Fort Russell, near
Cheyenne The climate Is ideal all the
year round.
Trunk lines of several railroads pass
near Fort Logan so that moments
notice officers from the school could
be rushed east to the big military post
of Fort Leavenworth and to the At
lantic coast, or south to the Mexican
be der, or west to the Pacific coast.
IT Is urged here that no new build
inss would be necessary at Fort Lo-
gan, as the present structures would
be fully sufficient.