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Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
BURNED III CHAIR AR.
Four Persons, Three Men and 2 Wo
 man Said t. Ba Cremated.

| Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. 13.-Passeng- CTS who escaped from the disas .rous Unfcn Pacific accident at Sunol Switch, near Sidney this morning t51l q graphic story Of the wreck. The eel lisiOn was between west bound Tas'e e T. ger train No. 3, drawn by engine 1902 and 1908. and east bound second sec tiOn of fast mail train No. 2. The east bound train was at q stadstin and was about to pull Cn to the siding at Sunol when struck by the westbound train which was running, the pass1nge-s s 2y ct fCrty-five miles an hour.
 The damage to No. 2 was complr- atiVely slight, the wreckag9 cons: sting ug the engine and composite bagga gc car. On No. 3, the engine was dem Olished, and the smoker, chair car and tourist sleep-r ;elesc0ped A few minutes after the uollisCn the gas tank under the chair car exploded and in- stant.y the wrcckage was enve.oped in flames.
 A young woman passenger o3 Sid ney named Mckinney and three men names and residence unknown, al in the chair car, were caught in the wreck and burned'to death.
 Charles Swan, en route to S5lt Lake, received a scalp wound. five ether pas sengers were slightly hurt
 Of the six passengers in the chair car, the two wih2 escaped death were Charles s. Beveridge and Orson Mat thews of Evanston, Wyo., returning members of the Torrey cavalry. They say they were in the rear Of the car which was telescoued nearly to wh.re they sat. The three men aud the wC~ man in front were pinnsd down With seats and could not be rescued
 c. H. Murphy Of Western Union and Hen. G. P. Verbryck of Wyoming legislature, who wers in the s'e.per Cn No. 3, say that four of the passen- gers burned, only the hsa1s and trunks were recovered and nothing to identify them could be found
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
THE SCRAP FOR PLACE.
Nearly All the Legislators Are cn the
 GrCund.

Nearly all the members f the leg S. lature are now on the ground. The rest of the southern contingent will come in this morning or tomorrow and the next two days will be spent in caucusing. The chief fight fer the spcakership Of the assembly has D e. gressed so far that the end already seems clear, the election of. Henry F. Asrhurst of Coconino Mr. Ashurst is said itc be sure of the following votes in the caucus: His own, Etz of G. chise, ,Parr of Navajo, Arthur and Bartleson of Pinal linus of Mohave and Peterson of Maricopa, just ma jority.
 There is little interest in the cont st for president Of the council Morris Go,dwater's election is conceded by the following caucus vote: Goldberg of Maricopa, Bunch of Ccccninc. Wclf of Navajo, Murphy of Kingman and Gcldwater of Yavapai
 The town is rapidly filling up with applicants for clerkships and a dozen boys are infesting the numbers on the subject of the appointment Of a page.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
CHILDREN PLAY SICK AND DIE

Toledo, O.. Jan 13 -Since Chr m 77 the four children of MT and Mrs. S. J. Laing of Eas5 Toledo. have died One died a few weeks after Chris mas, an- other a week la CT and two more passed away last nisrht
 On Christmas the childr=n we e playing "doctcr'' and the old-r Toy acted as physician. He ccmpoundcd q medicine for his brother and sisters. who played sick. He dissolved colored candy in 2 tumbler of watar and ad- ministered it. partaking Of some him self. The children suffered much pain
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14

York, at par, and inc ordering of said bonds engraved by the Ame-ican Bank Mote company of New York both ir accordance with the stipulation of . certain contract entered into by the
 common council of the city of Pres
 colt. August g, 1898, is hereby ratified
 and approved, and the clerk is ordered
 to notify l.. 5. Harrison that said bonds
 will be ready for delivery within thirty
 days.
 'On motion and second. it was fur
 ther ordered tha, the clerk be author
 i1ed to insert a call for bids for the
 construction of the Pctts creek dam, Aspen creek canal, pipe line and sewer, | in accordance with the plans and Speci- ficatiOGs approved and adopted by the
 city council, August 27, 1898, in one
 newspaper published in the city of Prescott. and also any other paper or
 dered by council, said call to be published for thirty consecutive times;
 the council reserving the right to re Iject any and all bids"
 The passage of this order awarded the contract for the work to Harrison lat $15O,OO0, so tha1 the attached prop ositiOn to advertise for bids fer the work was a mere subterfuge, for if the contract of August was approved, all
 bids for the work, other than liar rison's, would necessarily have to be rejected. It is significant that the council reserved the right to reject any and all bids, and the acceptance of any bid but Harrison's would have viO lated the terms of the contract of Au gust g.
 Becoming aware of the move, Mr Fredericks sued ous an injunction, which was issued by Judge Sloan, and before the order could be presented at the council meeting, each member of the board was served with the writ restraining all action On the HOadiey- Harrison proposition.
 Ihis action burst the bubble and ended the fight. The defeated party retired gracefully and in good order. On the evening Of January 10 the old board met, canvassed the vote of the election and ordered certificates Of election issued to the citizen candi- dates" Prescott is peaceful in the knowledge that her finances are in the keeping Of conservative men of busi- ness. Inquiry concerning the bonds is coming in from various quarters and no doubt is felt that the securities can be sold for cash at their par value, and not traded for york at an uncertain value. The proposed public works will be speedily constructed. They are and have been of vital importance, for Pres colt has in the past few years out grown it's swaddling clothes One of the inducements offered for the recon struction of Fort Whipple was that of a bOuntiful supply of pure water There is little doubt that the post will be re- habilitated, and the construction of the water works will be of ineStimable value in making it permanent and one of the most important pos.s in the country. As time goes on the import ance of the action of the citizens of this town will become more manifest It has served to show the world that Prescott p0ssesses many public spir- ited people. These people will not rest. now that they know their power, until they make this one Of the best places of residence in the entire west.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
MURDER AT THERMOPOLIS.
Drunken Row Ends in the Death tf q
 StCckman.

Lander. Wyo., Jan. 13.-Word has reached here Of another killing, which
 took place at the new town of Ther-
 mopolis on Wednesday night at mid
 night. The news was brought into Fort Washable by the mail carrier of the Fort Washakie-Thelm moDoliH mail route. He says 3 large lumber of the frequenters of the Thermopclis Sa- looms started out early in the evening to have good time. NSixsh ooters bore a prominent part in the pros ramme and many lights and windows suffered therefrom. The crowd entered one sa- loon and began firing their guns and did not stop until every light in the building was put out.
 A quarrel was the outcome Of this between Jack Hollywood a saloon keeper, and Charles Sells, foreman for the Paddock cattle company. Both men were drunk and Hollywood beat Sells over the head wlyh sixsAooter, knocking him to the floor. Sells at tempted to get up, and when it was seen he could not, he was carried into a room at the rear of the saloon and placed upon a bed.
 The crowd had several more rounds of drinks and at 3 o'clock, when the proprietor was closing up, h. stepped into the room to see how Sells W IS rest ing and found him dead. Not much is known here of Sells, but it is said thu, he was a most peaceabIe fellow when not in his cups.
 z Hollywood is a br, ther-in-law of the notorious Slick" Nard, who is now serving a fourteen-year term in the Laramie penitentiary. Hollywood has been running saloon at Tier mopolis and the Big Horn hot spI ing5 for two or three years, and has always borne the reputation Of a law-abiding citizen and has been prosperous in his business.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14

THE SOLDIER BOYS who had taken Hoods Sarsapa:illa are said to have stood the long marches much better than their companions. This medicine gives strength and endurance.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
WOOD LIKED THE BEEF.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Brigadier General Leonard Wood was the star witness before the wan Investigating commission tcday. He said never in the history of any country had there been so succsssfl a campa' gn with so small 3 loss of life. He praised the quality of the much talked-of beee fur nished ths army and said that with the exception of some cans which were tainted and consequently thrown away, the besf was Of good quality, and he himself had used the meat both in war and in his own family.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14

HOODS FILLS are easy to take, easy to operate, cure biliousness, indi~ gestion.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
A MURDERER FOUND.
For Whose Crime Another Man Is Serv
 ing a Life Sentence.

Provo, Utah, Jan. 13.-Sheriff Storrs returned this evening on the 6:20 Rio Grande Western train from Gouver- neur, N. Y, where he left on the 5th inst. with Mrs. Jennie Wright, wife of George H. Wright, alias James C.. Weeks, and other aliases
 Wright is without doubt the man who killed the three young men at Pelican Point on Utah lake in Febru- ary, 1895, for which crime Harry Hayes
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
MRS. BOTKIN TODAY.

San Francisco, Jan. 13-When Mrs. Cordelia Botkin appears for sentence tomorrow fer the murder Of Mrs Joh l P. Cunning of Dover, Del. t1ar a = tcrneys will ask that s5nte-ce be pos = pcned for at least one week Whatever action her attorneys may take fer de- lay will be Cppcsed by the state.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
PAGAN CENSURED.
Fer the Language He Used Toward
 General Miles. t-

Washington, Jan. 13.-The war in v5stigating commission today rassed a resolution of censure of General Eagan fer the language he used yesterday whsn he appeared to answer the charges made against the ccmmissary branch of the army by Major General Miles and returned to him his care fully typewrittsn statement, which he left with the commission.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-14
KILLED THE POLICEMAN.

San Francisco Jan. 13.-Thomas H. Kennedy, a mour cd polio nun wss shot and killed this afternoon by Ms. Elizabeth Regal, widow Mrs Began claims that Kennedy called on her this afternoon in a social way and they be,3me involved in a quarrel and fearing harm at his hands, seized the officers pistol and killed him.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

United TRACTION AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Jersey city. y. }. June 10 1899
DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT. on the
"A Capital Stock of this Company will b paid 20 the
registered holders the ist day of July. l-@ Transfer
hooks will closed from the 2d inst 20 the 81 proNimo
FP oICoTT. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
finanfial.
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
REORGANIZATION.

~. ps FOR the reorganization Of the Wisconsin Central
sts dated April 10th 1893 has been declared operative
the ORGANIZATION Managers and copies can be hao on
loucaton 70 United States Trust company OF New
TSk or the Colony Trust Company of Boston or 70
either of the undersigned. decree has been entered
rpcn the foreclosure Of Wisconsin Central Company
srst rortrage and hereunder will occur JULY
rTH. 1899. >,...
Bonds q Wisconsin Central Railroad Company Common
SOD of Packwaukee Mo0tello R r. Co common
s,o.k of Wisconsin and Minnesota R r Co First mort
fse Bonds: or Chippewa Falls & Western Railway GO.
rrst Mortgage Bonds. and holders OF Certhcstes OF
Dspost or Trustees Certificates Of Beneficial Interest
rspresentinE any the said securities are requested
tsposlt the with United States Trust company OF
yv York or the Old Colony Trust Company OF BOSTON,
Iaaer the SAID plan Certificates Of deposit VIII be given
= -e-ep; % such sectriues. -.
Holders Of sll 1901 COO Wisconsin central company
XtEage Bonds have already deposited their BONDS ana
n holders outstanding $4,000 should deposlt
Gne with the United Sta'es Trust Company Of New
FORK or the Old Colony Trust Company Of Boston on
before JUNE BOTH 1899, in order TO participate IN
ne benefits % the Plan. - -,
Holders Wisconsin Central Co. and Wisconsin Ctitrai
Railroad and Several improvement Bonds; WIS
Central Railroad Company First series bonds h
Wisconsin and Minnesota r. r. Co FIRST MortsAse
bond De. Income Bonds Preferred stock common stock
Milwaukee and lake WinnebaCo r r. CO. First Mortgage
Bonds Mantowoc Division First M0rtgage Bonds nam
Division Scrip Man1Woc Terminal Mortgage Votes
ncome Bonds First Preferred Second Preferred
Stock and Central stock Certificates OF Deposit
of Beneficial Interest representing
aid securities. viii transfer and delivery OF tne
United States Trust Company OF Ne" ION,
Coony Trust Company Of Roston. receive IN cAsh
ts amounts respectively provided in the said plan
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
HOLDERS OF
WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY

WISCONSIN CENTRAL COMPANY
Income Bonds.
Preferred stock.
Common stock.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT of Old Colony
said Income bonds. Preferred stock and
Common stock.
States Trust Company OF New York, rep
resenting said Income Bonds
CERTIFICATES OF pEpOsiT OF eotpng Oid eoiGng
United states Trast company certthSc65Tfs1s vars
FED
T order participate IN he dement's & OF atd ,S pro
asy are Ts Ffaqss jss I? 4Hp asRS s4HE r.
TsS SSTPAXY MPANY Of f B5.on S% OK OR BEFORE JUXE
- 1880 and hat Of said deposit they are
rs,t to pay the first aud second 6,. ins,ni nsrabe
Shn respeouveiy as provided n ne psn 70 oI bond
osrtihcate therefor deposited.
On aoun, Of Preferred stock SIS for each share or
oi sceoua. n common stock $50 for each share or
.Tas rertiacs,es Of deposit Of each Of above named
I Compsnies 50 deposited under me ran WI b., % ana
Az! and second instamsnts paid. ... Co., r..
Company for income bonds and old Colony Trust Com
pery - preferred and stock who have areaoy
pas ne frs nsalmen of the amounts pay a5e by mem
Dtye provided n the plan are -. NOTIFIED !.s 10 Rsy
@ : before il Ne GOTH iss9. to VII: account q
incoh. bonds 500 for each 1000 bond oerthcate
fsr .scs So ~ tbe-efor the should also
pet.
q b,15sd q United STATES TRUST CoNP!ANY
nesr ne Bonehoders Agreement Of January %. is'"
Ss,iacaies of Deposit Il the OLD COLONY TRUST
tONPANY under the Security Holders Agreement OF
January l2 is such certificates OF each Trust Company
ees stamped asserting 10 the Plan and first and sec
oe insialmer,s paid
New York. Jure o. 1899 ..u
GEORGE COPPELL,
Chairman Of Reorganization Committee
JUsEPH { DALE. secretary
4, = Exchange Place New York
ssitsno Coppe * Co. - Exchange Place. n Y.
SS,osn Brothers & Co. 80 Wall 81. New YORK
Ilssfd Sveet & Co.. IS Broad St. New YORK,
Reorganization Managers
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
TO THE HOLDERS or rHE
STOCKS AND BONDS
or THE
Kansas CITY. Pfttsburg & Gull X. K. Co.


Further deposits q stocks and bonds above named Will
h. received BY The Mercantile Trust Company Of the
CITY Of New York until further notice under an agree
rnent copies Of which es obtained at the once ~
the Trust Company
Securities may Withdrawn by non assentns depos'
tor, II the Plan RsadJustmsnt shall not prove 70 DC
satisfactory 10 thsm.
An amount equal 10 the interest maturing hpri "@
1899 will BE- advanced 20 depositng bondholdera
The Committee Is OF the opinion that no inislisent
plan Of Rsadustment be formulated until physical
examination showing needs of the property and an
examination os the accounts shall have been completed
In. result OF such examinations will form proper basis
for plan Untl the changes In the personnel OF
this Committee. and Receiyership satisfactory arrange
nsn,, could not be made for such eramnatons Al ths
request conjunction with tho representatives
q the Amsterdam bondholdsrs expert accountants has
been appointed 70 the books and accounts ana
an expert has also appointed for the physical en-
animation The plan Will be formuaied - soon as these
examinations shall have been completed
Negotiable receipts will bs Issued BY The Merosnus
Trust COMPANY and application for their listing on the
New York Stock Exchange will b made n due course
ERNST THALNANN, Chairman
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
y. H. HARTMAN.
j. LOMBER WELSH.
JAMES sTILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL,
". l.. BULL.
w n. GLSN.
" c GUrdIvER Counsel.
ALVIN " KRECH. sscrstsry. 100 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
kxIckERnocKER ICE COMPANY.

fhl0aF0
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this III. day day
Il declared A semi annual diyidend Of THREE PER
CENT. the preferred stock q this company pAyaes
Tuv 1909 stockholders ~ record of June Plat 1880
and also a quarterly divdsnI q IA PER CENT on the
common stock payable July is ispa % stockholders %
,ecord ~ June 2ist lsef me transfer books vii bs
closed at p N on June 2is, and remain elo.sd uaii
Tuiy "a 1900 will b. mailed 20 tire stockholders
by the Central Trust Company ~ New York
~ ~ WILLIAM A WALTER. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Gnanrial.
To the Holders Of Trust Certificates
for the Preferred 4 Common Stock
Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad 20.

Purruant 20 provisions Of the Voting Trust agree
ment dated June 81 1898 you hereby notified mat
meeting Of the holders OF Trust Certificates issued y
~. rsers,xn,d for the Preferred stock OF
tn. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company has been
called to be held a, the orce Of said Railroad Company
No Wall Street. In the city ot New Yors. " u on
June 20 1899 o'clock for the purpose OF
voting non IN. proposition to the amount OF
said Preferred by the issue OF s2oVoo par "lue
additional Of Preferred Stock. and 70 Increase tne
amount Of said Common stock oy the issue o' 'io'"''
par value additional said Common stock IN or'e' "
carry out the Plan and Agreement for the Reorganzaon
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway Oom-
psny dated December IS 1898. The transfer books VII
be closed on June 10. 1890 three oelork T. NJ ana
will be r.opened June p. 1880
Dated New York May -. 1899
WILLIAM sALOMoN.
ABRAHAM WOLFF,
J. KENNEDY TOD.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES n. CosTER.
voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
Philadelphia May - isse
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES or
THE kansas CITY. PITTsBtRG ',hf
RAILROAD COMPANY AND ITS TE"


Your Committee essential for the preservation
Of IN. value OF securitles-- -. .,. t,r. ana
Fir-t-That the securities covering the main me sa9
,he Kansas city and Port Arthur terminals ~ H."
and consoliiated under one Management -,.-, -, A.,
s@oonJ-That such management he lndepenoeh' ana III
n,One 81.
Vsry isrse earning power It's present financial cohdi
ton h due 20 causes familiar 70 you. ana whleh N"ull
h. drrcut 70 avoid even II the work were nov 10 De
done again - .-,.o, o., ,e.s,v.
In IN. consolidation OF the system We expect 20 rsNe
The sunno-t Of the foreign holders Ot all Or e scues
affected The foreign holdings are We are mioffnsu
to,v ~ the whole Pending the preparation OF the
plan OF reorganization advise holders 70 refrain iyn
aepo-i,inr their securities with Committee IN ms
COUNTRY me experience of some of our reno" pond
hoders haS been easier 20 deposit bonds man to
them back. ,.- , -. ...,-,,o- o, -.
main line ana terminal companies 20 FURNISH tneir ad
dresses and the q their respective holdings 70
the chairman care of Equitable Trrs, Company OF Phis
delphia They will thereafter BE- directly and promptly
Informed the plan Is ready Tor pupcauoh ana VIII
he made acquainted with Its provisions
WILLIAM r. HARRI1b. Chairman.
b. \. BAKER (Bnltimore)
AUGUST HECksCHER New orkp.
EDW'D WAGNER berlin G~rmnnyD'
SAMUEL n. sHIPLEf.
sILAs W. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20


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s zssaasTo @ "r; s ns: S :g s. sa s 1:: c: sr Ne: York;
sr4 s s % % ss ' % 1ssa @ ' M r MAY
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mo sz,7sooOO PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
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THE THE RIGHT is
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Cedar Street, New York.
BROWN BROTHERS & COMPANY,
SO Street. New York.
Cor. 4th Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia
so State Street, Boston.
KOUNTZE BROTHERS.
f20 Broadway. New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
once of the


1 Rrr.f York. June Tth, 1850
regular meeting Of the Board n Directors held IRIS
s.T annual dividend u TWO PER CENT de-
el.red Pr.,err-d stock psyne- Jsy Is is'" 70
transfer Book. close 18TH 1850 ana recpsn July
ist, 1909.
X NEpHAM. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20
NurthAmpriran
Crust Gumpamp
NEW YORK, 100 BROADWAY.
London. o5 Gresham street.
Havana, II Cuba street.
SANTIAGO. 10 Marina Street.

London. oo Gresham street.
Havana, II Cuba street.
Santiago, 10 Marina Street.
CAPITAL PAID UP. 900, 900
eorplas and Cndivtded Pronfs. $4,000
TRANsACTs general trust business.
ALLOWS LIBERAL RATES Of interest on de-
posiis and trust funds.
ISSUES LETTERS OF CREDIT and TrsvsIiers'
Circular Notes payable in dollars or In the money
OF any foreign country.
ACTS AS TRUSTEE under mortgages for railway
and other companies and az Agent for the Re-
gistratiou OF the stock and for the transfer OF
the shares Of incorporated companies.
Qualified AND EMPOWERED 70 act 80 er.
ecutor, administrator. trustee. guardian. and as
sirnee and ss receiver and custodian OF funds
under orders Of Court.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TErsr COMPANY
has been des.gns.ed "Fisca1 Agents of tho
Government of tho United States" IN
Cuba and has established oices at SANTIAGO
and HAVANA. and IL prepared 70 buy and sell
drafts on aad 70 make payments 10 Cuba, and 10
transact general banking business.
OFFICERS;
ALvAH TRowBRIpGE. .......s.... PRESIDENT
SAMUEL n JARVIS. .s.......'l Viz
ROLAND r coNKLIN. PREsIDENrs
= coSKI.rs .............. SECRETARY
xAlfEs DUANE LIVINGSTON. TRUST OFFICER
New-York tribune., 1899-06-20

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS this day de-
ei.r.1 a s.mi- annual dividend % t~o ard hsls
,.r cent On ths Preferred Stock of this Compsn
payaols July 18Th isoa the Central Irus, 90 o. Nsv
Tt 10 are stoeknoiers of record the 3oth q June.
isaa transfer Books wi be eiosed June sth ana re
90. "A Iujv i7fh y. n. DAVE Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-09-15
SOUSA COMING.

Probably no conductor in America IS
so we'll known as John Philip Sousa.
His name is a household word, ana
where can one so that his marches are
not heard? He is of a thoroughly
musical temperament and an agreeable
and polished gentleman of scholarly
tastes and attachments. AS to his
band, it is one of, if not the best in the
world, and easily leads any similar or
ganization in America. While best
known by its dashing interpretations of
popular selections, the capabilities OF
the Sousa band are by no means linn
tied to this class of music. On Sousa' 5
programmes you will find Wagnerian
selections, List rhapsody and sim
liar high class music, all artistically
played. The two concerts of Sousa
and his band at the Wheeling Park
Casino on Sunday, September oath af-
ternoon and evening, will be a musical
treat, and the popularity of the March
King" is sufficient assurance of a
crowded house. Assisting the great