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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-29
PAPER CAR WHEELS.
How They AFRO NADIA aud Thcir &:;rhn
tagn on Passenger Coaches.

How They AFRO NADIA aud Thcir I.@y"n-
tags on i'*sscngs' Coaches.
On all the hrst-class passenger cors
panor wheels axe used. Tile paI2,
wheel consists Of paper core. Or cen
ter, between two steel plates one
fourth inch thick, Eol!e;: tc%cthc:
through one iinnge on the iron hlL
aud another or The steel tire. The
hcrgcs being on opposite sides Of TIC
wheel! Sc that the core cen not get on!
OF place.
Ine paper used consists Of gco''
st,awbcard. The sheets Of snillboar'!
are laid on :. table in piles a:ac7 haye
their upper surfaces pasted by roEs
with ordinary flour paste. They arc
piled in lots OF thirteen, and nn Nm
pasted sheet is pat between the lots. sc
that the mass of paper readily fails
apart into slabs quarter of IN inch
thick in the dryinX-room after coming
from the hydraulic press.
Several Of those slabs are then pasted
together, put urdcr hydraulic pressure
of two thousand pounds to the square
lItCtl EiiC GIlS lOi q " Cth Va ~ '>' 90
Temperature of about one hundred and
twenty degrees Fahrenheit This is
repeated until the resulting blocks con
lain two hundred sheets Of paper, TIE
original ten inches in thickness OF the
paper as it came from the mill being
pressed into a thickness OF four inches,
making ii as bard as oak.
After the blocks ere thoroughly sea-
soned they are faced and turned in
latchcs and forced by about one hun
dred and twenty tons pressure into the
stoel tires, which are two iaches thick
and bored tapering ono and onc-aalf
degrees. The hub is forced with q
pressure of about thirty tons: it is
turned straight and thrcc-s;Xteenths
inches larger than the hole in the paper.
THE bolt holes are drilled and The bolts
forced in by steam hammers. The life
OF one CT those wheels is from tivc hun
dycl thousand to e;gliv hundred thou
sand miles. they are said to intercept
vibration and SO prevent granu|ation
of the axles, etc.-Philadelph;a !;em
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SISSE9EEH2
sclr;aia - sF'ss Jnr- !, 1898.

80. : iEAyE BRISTOL, DAILY,
10 D. M, n.riY.> Al l'n!.Sti u. i3p. ~. .:rc
Ra;:ord l'..H p, IA. "rri'' li'aHohs ~ q"
STRIVE yuci!i.irs ii =. n, i",rS"Hr1 90 81.
Richmond So n. AID Norfolk ih'H ] ~
Prllman sleeper Er:.ioi to Ecrto.. M L,"cN
burg to Richmond
no p. III, tIinicdJ f:or- nniy At Kadfof'! an
Roanoke lo.4G p m. las Pullman >I'"rr
Tor Washington Vi. E"A;irhe, Sh'aa!oah ir','.o'
aad r. :. 0. Also for SEES fors Il" litg,r'.o'i
snd Harrisburg. Din.nG cars attached.
NC. t.
100 4. M, arrives Roanoke l2. - f. III, lur"f G.
D. IN, IIagc:siown go y. III. .rriycs Wa>'.ln;
Tor, via r. & O. r. L. arp hcu,do.4 .;rrciie'
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..rfr- lynci 'l':.. =. y. ,r.l'e> .-cf'rtf'
s.13 =. m, itivhrirnd 7.S5 ?. N Norfolk 9!c =
~ ;s,niam j..l,: c.: i:'AIokt 10 H2ri'.".
= il =. m. tor W.'l-'1r-S1'ein AID lntfTme''"''
NORTH C.RoIINA uiyiSi0:.-!ce.- r:',,.i :.
\. ~. ;hily cNcen; Saa.ise, Tor Betty H"a'r 'c'
.tS $50 a. IL. iaiig tor l'an,lo". snd 2aop ~
,I.iiy. for lvn,h,o an, G".snn.
SEW RIVER HfANClI.--L'lyc li-''orf d:.'S }"
a. NJ. for Bioli-l an.l ;'acAhonis- ,'l ra'i i'r
gion> also t"r a. >;at:vi., ciiacf f-l'' '"i q
Louisville ii: S@F;nn:
L-,v.> !;s.t9r'l for iiIcrcl:. noc.hom.,. Araor'
Columbus. Chicago and al. r"iut- 49, :a.i'r"'
Slrcpsrs 'aroGgi troin.Horioi& 70 Ch.'ss" -
2a:tor!
c:lNr;i VALLEY D;.:SloS.-i.eays s:..;~aclJ:c.
!yI.'o Il. M. t,r Norton sad l.!j =. m. ,o- \of
ton townsville ana stations, i. I \ )" = 7i' ~
prAH,:i i,IvlS;nN.--:.ravc lyns:,'urs ilni~" "a
:i"ri 10 =. FL, AID .'25 p. N. dniIy lex SUI
L., Ten. Durham aa' al :ni-rn>tiae ''';i'n-
I'rAi", from Ike :as; arrive Eri>to! tai ~; - .
II, ll.l5 hr>tibn!c !;,:trs.l \. ~. II l. u.st
20: further i:,!"-'aAt.i apply 10 T. { 7':!.',
Tic~e: Agent, H.is;o!.
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TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1894,
AZ 2 O'CLOCK P. M,
proceed to sell by way Of public anc-
flon, In the Office sf the
INTERW0NT HOTEL

in The to.n OF Bis Stone Gap,in "i'e
Comfy, Virginia:
Iii Of the property, rca! aud person
al, and tic corporate rights and fran
chi.cs OF he Big Siono Gap Water
Company. The 'aid prorert: consists;
OF three tracts o. lAn1, .g.rcSaiinS
Il7.3i acre., i'm aud fear he said to~n
OF 81. Stone G7p,toGcth-r With all OF
it. Water works, conIuits. zip" in,s.
Dams. machine shops, and all other
buildings, fixtures, appliances and
ppnrtcHanccs,wh wherever the sSme may
he siipaied; il being intended 10 sell
ali Of the property Of every variety
conveyed to the Central Trust tom
pany OF New York, as trustee, by the
said Big Stone Gap Water Company,
on the 81 81: Of July, 1890, in trust
to secure certain debts mentioned in
the said deed.
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Fish Stories,
Tears stood in the eyes of the sweet

Tears stood in the eyes of tho sweet
,onng fish.
Mamma she faltercd 81 can't hold
up my head in society after all tile
tories they tell about us. "
Nonsense, child responded the
,lder; nobody believes thci,. '--7'rntl,.
ranch isl,aar the zuni rro,,ntaius had
iost ,1nring the wear ;.bnnt four thoa-
sand SHEEP, which we've stolen from
him by Navajo Indians, When al. at
tempt was nlalle Nv his shephefdA to
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Nothing Made In Vain.

Housekesper-I,'s perfectly abomin-
able Why don't you 60 to work and
earn your living?
Tranlp-Please, mum, if such gents
as me should go to worl. what would
the newspaper Photographers DO Tor
subjects TO write about? They'd starve
to death, mum; and, with 40 jokes in
the papers, this dreary life would be
bat a vale Of tears. We all have our
uses, ulr.--N. Z. Wcelly
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A., aEEraYating Balance

First Lady Manager Of Charity Rail
Why, heres twenty-five dollars after
paying all expenses!
Second Lady Manager OF Charity Rall
timpa siently )-Didn't tell you we
night put. another ice on tie menu as
well rs nut?- Truth
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An Active Mind.

Fond Mothor-My boy has very ac-
tive mind, don't you think?
Teachcr-Assuredly. l wish you
could hear the dear little fellow talk
when he gets caught at something, and
tries TO make ,ne believe that lle Didn't
do it.-Good News.
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tlHa15RN1S:

Said sale shall he malo lur cash as
10 80 much Of the purchase money 81
may lie requisite to pay the costs of
said snil and salo. all expenses incur
red By the plaintiff company in tho OK
ecution Of this trust, as set forth iii
the said decree; the principal Of the
bonds secured in the said deed Of
Isl day &C Eecer:lrr, 1891, and inlcr-
o.; unon each successive in<iallmcht
Of ;rierrst, evidenced by coupons at
tachcd to said bonds, from The date
they fell due tc he day OF sale.
1t is estimated that The caIil neces-
sary to fulfill The abcye requirements
will amount to, about $72, 0UO .tuj.
As to the residue OF the sai. par
chase money, il any, there shall be al
loved credit Of onc. two and three
years from date OF snle. the purahnSer
giving l,ond inrti deferred payments,
bearing interest from date. xad sccur-
ell by decd OF lrust OH said property
CHAS. NJ. BLACKBOARD.
Bond rs required by Inc decree in
lIla canso OF the Central Trust Com
rany Of Ho:v York -, The Big Stone
Gap Water Company and othprs. viii,
approved s.carits given by clas. n.
Blackford, enc o: the commissioners
namcd, the decree permitting either
10 act
WYATT M. Elicit,
Clark U. S. Circuit Court,
at Lylrl,iurg.
'a''"nts 'u'h' 1914. nq
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rs rcound 20 Hard rimes

rusilcr-Hello Hustler! Iiow YOU
keockin' 'eln?
Making money h.nd over
fist. Cant .,aff fill orders.
''i'on don't say. s,|i yn3 a9ilia:9'
81 am agent fns n, i...,.. i.is.i' cas- :.
lie lifte3 oil tile hugs. .'i,;l
tTo colis tpw3s il. :.
Good Ncws.
a ssomas, fnr City 1 er;s.
cEg,a,E, Col, March SIN the city
convention Of The popalise,9laila den,o-
erats. Miss Carrie Fell was nominated
foy tlie odlco oi city cissis
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Insu0lcIent Assets.

Matrimonial Agent-T'his Lady I
spoke TO you about has $1,000 in cash.
Mr.. Fortune Huntcr-That's rot
enough. After I'd paid Off my pressing
debts wouldn't have any thing left bnt
ser.--Texas s,iftinss.
Mare ironi'is iii s.tr.,,-
fnSDuS, March CA dispatch to
the Daily News from Uganda, says
tn}tt the British have declared war
against tho powerful King kara boraga
OF Unioro, Serious trUuble Is exnecssd
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POST OFFICE,
EAST Filth Street.
BAG 9to1n q "a y, "a

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General delivery open, week days only, irom's m.
10 s.30p N, Money Order Department open fro:n
q. m. to p. hi.
MAilfor North md East, via. l.. T.. cos",s y N.
{. West = 80 p .:
:. South. via: s, a. 20, > II 90 IN.
E:press t.D,,yi for Bristol Tern. S!o a NJ
TO i,,rr- prompt dlSpa;cl, Of nhii matter j; 'n"ai
he deposited In post ONCE ivt'r 'o* pclos Tue ~
for Closing. MS stated above.
SUGGESTIONS TO TIE PUBLIC.
Iron, L. :: Official Guide
1-,ddr.s. al mail matter lcginlY I'D sniy. Civ
r,ms Of nos, cfcr and Stat. IN u street and housc
nu,rb,r II H.. .a,-e be small o~-. odd Inc nJrl,
Of tho SoEa:y.
hsud cornci -: Ill matte: malice. ny y"u
S.-OE ior7igu '"its'a arrays Pi'te NV ""'''" o.
county " rail-
sra the brrt.
s-I:ccirt,r al valuable letters.
o.-s,n,! mercy ay Money Order.
7.-Aaix stamps securely on tia n?rrt sEht-hAHd
corner.
s--Do net t,ular for roa'ag- .taini> monrf - ~
,Ilsir az to l.. uncurient. or more INA, !~'tr-'
rsuts III copper or r!ckcl c,;.-.
e--Do No, ask the po'tmnter or clark 70 "iAN
IO.-Do not ask credit ;or ro,tEe ,tIm3o or ;.,v'l
orders.
U.-po not ,yidcy ole.as VI drafts III paylrvt 10
money ORBITS %: any mo:.y except that which i IT,
gsl tcndr-, ana National! bank nors.
l2-Ipon corner OF envelopes supplied ey ao"',
direct what disposal shali ts made 81 litter Il ~
delivered
T.e rc-: CGlc. Department, lecm+ il qa's Inn Or;
ant that ri. ip patrons Of pos, Offices should 'urHt
.hc;n.slyos with Monthly Postal Guide 4 -cud -
I, their iutrrcs. sna business advantage, as VEL
vastly 70 the interest OF The postal service. .incr Il
wonl,. bring about accurate kn'~"!ge Of tf.r.
ouir,mcn.s Of nst rrrvce. woUIl reJ2gs tbs A"orni
OF mail m.itc, improperly ".ilrs+td poorly wr"rFsd
or irs,eicier,i' senrr and wcnld largely dinni-.
IN. number Of letter. ana packages gonE to The f.sd
.,:t.r O!Iicc Y-ry respectfully.
j. =. AMarR,.y. Ass'; f. NJ.
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:XH:YiL.AND DEPARTURES ~"
TEAMS
Sou!!. Atlantic + Ohio.

Ha., a.un,- No. iea@-. 81; s,o"s G12 d-i'
ls:G. a. NJ srr::.. At i;ri,,o - p IA 10. -a''
l3:45 p m, arrives At hri-tel t:l5 m.
West hound-N.. 'dyc- Bristol SO" 5 N,
.I-.< At Eiy Stone lap Hiss a, ~. =" i-''-
Bristol ~ =. sr'r's Zig stone tap -" 7. ~
Cnnu.cionS. Nos. II 2a'' ) CONNECT ri''. i-' l.
=. ~ Double Tunnel.
scl,e'u..a -n-.i Sunday. jana 2f'h, lss+. ''''r%
ard time.
L. 4. PRicnAHp Agent.
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Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
NIHILIST PLOTS DISCLOSED
| By the Capture of Documents
| Found by French Police,

BY the Capture of Documents
Found by French Police,
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-Advices from ST..
Petersburg say the French police have
sent a communication to the Russian
police stating that number of revolu-
tionary documents were seized by the
police of different towns in France dur
ing the recent anarchist raids. These
documents are said to compromise a
number of Russians at St. Petersburg
and other parts Of Russia.
As result of these communications
the Russian police are said to have
made series of domiciliary visits and
have arrested q number of nihilists.
1t is also said that many Russians of all
classes are now shadowed by the police
and the documents found in France are
believed to have pointed out plot in.
volving attempts upon the lives of the
imperial family on New Years day
when exceptional precautions were
taken to protect different mem bers Of
the imperial family.
Count Delianoff, minister of education
is taking vigorous steps to prevent out.
breaks upon the part of students. The
minister will also pay particular atten.
tion to any outbreak which may occur
in the schools at St. Petersburg and
other large towns.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
SHORT OF FUNDS.
Germany Also HuStling for
More Revenue.
The Imperial Government and That
of the United States May Hon
estly Exchange Sympathy.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Jan. 15.-In the reichstag
DR.. MIGUEL, minister of finance, said
the necessity for an increase of the i'm
perial revenue was generally recog-
nized. The reduction of the customs
revenue amounted to 35,O0O,O00 marks
and no practical counter proposals
made against the tobacco bill was sug-
gested. An essential point was that
the imperial charges should not be
shifted upon the shoulders of ind1vid-
ual states for it was claimed the empire
must rather give than be perpetually
asking.
Herr Richter in reply said the bill
would simply mean the death to the
tobacco industry. After further dis
cussion of the tobacco bill it was re-
ferred to the stamp tax committee in
spite of the opposition of the radicals,
the south Germans, the peoples party
and socialists.
The incident at the banquet of the
commercial congress on Friday last,
which caused MIGUEL to leave the ban
Quol uHll III anger dlttT DoluG CIlGIClSeu
has been settled by satisfactory ex-
plantations which have been furnished
MIGUEL by the president of the congress.
Associations of German iron workers
have elected Herr Krupp an honorary
member and have passed unanimous
resolutions condemning Commissioner
Reuleaux's action in Chicago as liable
to hurt German industry.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
The Need Is Urgent.

The house of representatives by
rule adopted some time ago has dedica-
ted all ite time until the 20 of the pres
ent month to the consideration of the
Wilson tariff bill and therefore ii would
have been i'm posi- BILE for the secretary
Of the treasury to secure any legislation
by that body before that time and for
that reason Carlisle thoughtit necessary
to make application first to the COM
mittee on finance of the senate which
he hopes will act on the measure in
time to provide necessary means for
the government.
The bill referred to in the foregoing
letter is as follows:
An act to amend section OF an act to
provide for the resumption of specie
pay ments, approved January IA, 1875.
Be it enacted by She senate and house
of representatives that section of an
act to provide for the resumption Of
specie payments. approved January IA,
1875, be, and the same is hereby so
amended, that in lieu of the description
of the bonds therein authorized, The
secretary of the treasury is hereby au-
thorizsd to Issue from time to time as
he may deem necessary and in such
form as he may prescribe coupon or reg
istered bonds OF the United States in
denomina nations of $25 and mutiples
thereof, redeemable in coin at the pleas
ure of the United States after = years
from date bearing interest at a rate not
exceeding three per cent per annum,
payable quarterly in coin, and sell the
same at not less than par in coin; and
the proceeds of such bonds shall be
held and used to maintain the par
ity of all the forms of money coined
or issued by the United States,
but the secretary of the treasury
is hereby authorized to use from
time to time such parts of snch pro-
ceeds as may be necessary to supply
DEFICIENCIES in the public revenues dur
ing the fiscal year of 1894.
Section 2, sum sufficient to carry
the provisions of this act into effect is
hereby appropriated out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16

passed would in my opinion meet all
the requirements of the situation by
providing necessary means for defray-
ing the public expenses and replenish
the coin reserve to such an extent as to
assure the maintenance of a parity of
all forms of United States currency.
While this proposed measure of relief
has not been disposed OF or considered
by the committee great differences of
opinion which are known to exist in
both branches of congress the
concerning propriety of granting
additional or amended authority to
issue bonds in any form or
for any purpose. render it doubtful
whether new legislation upon the sub
ject cal be secured in time to provide
the means which are imperatively de-
manded in order to preserve the credit
and honor of the government.
Authority to issue and sell bonds for
the purpose of maintaining specie pay
ments was expressly conferred upon
the secretary of the treasury by an act
of January IA, 1875, but has not been
exercised since 1879, and on account of
the high rate of interest provided for
and length of time that such bonds
would have to run, I have not been sat-
isfied that such an emergency has here
tofore existed as would clearly justify
their issue, but the necessity for relief
at this time is SO urgent and the pros
pect of material improvement
in the financial condition of the govern
ment is 30 problematical that unless the
authority to issue and sell shorter bonds
or other obligations bearing a lower
rate of interest than that specified in
the existing law is granted by congress
alta very early day, should feel con-
strained by sense of public duty to
exercise the power already conferred.
to the extent at least of providing an
adequate coin reserve.
If this action should be taken, Con-
gress ought, nevertheless, to provide
promptly for the deficiencies in the rev.
enue during the current fiscal year, and
will from time to time advise your
committee of the condition of the treas
ury in order that the subject may re-
ceive due consideration.
have the honor to be
Yours very respectfully,
]. 6. CARLISLE, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
Another Account.

SANTA Rosa. CAL, Jan. 15.-News
reaches this city this evening of ter
rible railway accident on the narrow
gauge near Casedero. A locomotive
was deta :hed from train this morning
at ? o'clock and run down the track to
investigate the damage which might
have been done to the bridges by wash
outs. 1t is supposed the locomotive
crossed the bridge over Austin creek
going down in safety. On the return
the piling having been undermined the
locomotive crashed through the bridge,
seven of the eight men being drowned.
Conductor Baker saved himself by
jumping from the pilot. The names of
the drowned are: Tom Gould, post
master at Cas8dero. He leaves wife
and FIVE children. John Rice, no family
Engineer Briggs, Fireman Collister,
Frank Hart, formerly OF the Examiner,
proprietor of the Casadero hotel; VIM.
Brarmer, clerk at the hotel, who leaves
wife and children; Mr.. Sabine, station
agent, who leaves wife and one child.
Only two bodies were recovered. The
rest are missing. The bridge was about
twenty feet from the water.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
WASHINGTON MELANGE.
Miss Phoebe Couzzins' Claim
Rejected.
Introduction of a Bill Into the House
to do Away With the Gold
Coin Clause.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Mitchell, of
Oregon, today introduced in the senate
a bill for the protection of the fisheries
of Alaska, its object being to prevent
the destruction of the salmon fisheries.
The presidents message, conveying
the Hawaiian correspondence, sent to
the house on Saturday, was delivered
to the senate while in executive session
today. 1t was not permitted to inter-
fere with the consideration of Horn
blowers confirmation.
Lane introduced into the house the
following bill: That all contracts for
the payment of any sum Of money,
whether in gold, silver or coin, may be
discharged by any money which is by
law legal tender for the payment Of
debts, when the contract natures.
Secretary Carlisle has disallowed the
claim OF Miss Phoebe Couzzins of sc. 1000
for pay as secretary of the board of lady
managers at the worlds fair. Miss
Couzzins claims she was wrongfully
deposed from office and submitted a
claim for this amount.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
AT LAST.
The Ridiculous Ouie-
tude in Brazil
Is At Last Broken by An
Engagement.
Peixoto'S Soldiers Get the Worst
of the Scrimmage.
Wide Discrepancy Between the
Government and Insurgent Re-
ports as to the Casualties.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Rio DE JANEIRo, Jan. 15.-An engage
ment between the rebel vessel Guiana
baen supported by the guns on Cobras
island on Saturday and the government
positions along the shore was very hot
while it lasted. The Guanabara had
the best of the fight, running cloee in
shore and making very effective use Of
her guns, which caused the government
forces to retire from their position,
leaving q number of dead and wounded
behind.
Peixoto's officers, while the Guam
abara was within easy distance of
the shore, suddenly made an attack
upon her by means of a num-
ber of small boats filled with troops,
but this movement was unsuccessful
as the Guiana bara opened such deadly
fire that she easily beat off the board
ing party, killing numb of the
soldiers who manned the small craft.
1t is difficult to get at the facts in re-
gard to the numbe killed and wounded.
The rebels claim that at least hund-
red OF Peixoto's were killed or wounded
during the attack upon the Guanabara
by the small boats and probably as
many more during the rebel ships at
tack upon the land batteries. On the
other hand the reports say the losses
are trivial and that the insurgents re-
ports OF the mum ber killed and wounded
is grossly exaggerated.
Arizona republican., 1894-01-16
THE BOWIE ROAD.
Active Work to be Begun on Feb
ruary |.

HSIiVS VvOI " O0 DSs oII OIl GU
ruary l..
BOWIE, A. T., Jan. 15.-Wm. Gar
land, of Los Angeles, promoter of the
Gila Valley, Globe & Northern railroad
was here today, also the stockholders in
the company, A. G. Laird of Los An
geles, Julius Liberman of Wilcox, L. E.
Solomon of Solomonville, D. W. Wick
ersham of Bowie station and E. A. Cut
ter of Bonita, Ariz. They elected direc-
tors of the company. Incorporation
articles were signed and everything is
now ready to begin work.
Garland is an old railroad contractor
and will construct the road and prob
ably sublet some of the work. The
road runs from Bowie on the Southern
Pacific to Globe, 130 miles, passing
through the Gila valley in Graham
county. Mr.. Garland's construction
outfit is now en- route here from Ogden,
Utah, and will arrive on February 1st,
when work will begin. E. A. Cutter
was elected president of the company
D. H. Wickersham vice president, and
A. c. Laird secretary and treasurer.