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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
SCHOOL FUNDS.
The Annual Apportionment Has
lust Been Made.

The annual appointment Of school
funds at the rate OF us cents per capita
OF school population has just been made.
the. aggregate sum distributed among the
counties and cities OF the State being
s1sl.11oso The distribution OF this fund
among the cities and counties will give
them for school purposes the amounts
slated:
Accomac, s34so.s7: Albcmarle, B.13o.4o;
Alexandria city, s1,3oS.53: Alexandria coun-
ty, s47s.77; Allegheny, Sl,2s6.40 Amelia.
S.o74.15; Amherst. S2,29O0S: Appomattox.
si.2oS.15; Augusta. S3,l9S.25; Bath. $hlA.so:
Bedford, s3,s6l.o6: Bland. s59l.S0; Bote-
teurt, s's5l.s2; Bristol. sse7.4o; Brunswick,
s., e9l.ss; Buchanan, s1.14lSo; Buckingham.
81, 7s2 80: Duena Vista, $224.6s; Campbell,
$a516. %; Caroline. $l.9se47: Carroll. s2.os225:
Charles City, S5G07s; Charlotte, $l.7s3. IL;
Charlottesville. s6J0.lS; Chesterfield. ST.
S2G.s2: Clarke. $72.75: Craig, $4,000; Gull
pepper. $l.57l.07; Cumberland. s1.017.7s; Dan
vil.e $l.Sss.75; Dickinson. s9a.5a; Dlnwld-
| die, s1,t9sOS: Elizabeth City. 81, eeo,S0; Es-
sex. s1.o7s55: Fairfax, $l.9S7.s7; Fnuquier.
s?,5s7.75: Floyd. sl.7c6.6; Fluvanna ss,4.2b ;
; Franklin s2.951.5s; Frederick, N.267.4I:
! +, edericksburg, $40063; Giles. sl,09o.30;
Gloucester, ,1.3ss.15; Goochland, sl145.37; ;
Grayson. sl,Sa2.Go; Greene. s64i.SS: Greenes-
| vile, sll67.lo: Halifax. s4l4755: Hanover.
sl,9a4.65; HenrIco, S2677.sS; Henry. s2,1SO.S0:
Highland, s7G6S: Isle Of Wight, Sl.4Ol.l2:
James City. st57.O5; King and Queen. ST.
O2o.Ss: King George, SSi397; King William.
31,lC3.Oa; Lancaster, sl,0l2.3o; Lee. s2224t.S5;
Loudoun, s2,134.S3; Louisa. s1,937.3S; Lun-
enburg, sl.2S2.6o: Lynchburg. H.s6a.S7;
! Madison, sl,O6i.53: Manchester. slGS.57;
Mathews, sl.025.e2: Mecklcnburg. s3ooi.tO;
Middlesex ssl3So; Montgomery. sl.77s.aS;
| Narsemond, s2ss9l.le; Nelson. s1.7i4.06;
I, New Kent, s643.2a: Newport News, ST.
lees; Norfolk city. s3,3e3.s5: Norfolk coun-
| ty, s4S3o.37; Northampton, sl,$3s.9S; North
| cumberland. sl,OS1.3O; Nottoway, sl.4O.so;
/ Orange. $l,:85.45; Page. {l,465.A7; Patrick.
! 81 .S4o5S. Petersburg. s2Gs4.95; P!ttsylva-
| MIA, s5,os3.l2; Portsmouth. s1,2S2G0; Pow
| hatan, $70Sl3: Prince Edward, 3l.6lS,lO;
Prince George. s177.42; Princess Anne. ST.
257.S5; Prince William, s1.l57.2o: Pulaski.
s!,4454O; Rudford. sS47.05; Rnppahannock.
$s6l.la; Richmond city, s6.S57G7; Richmond
county, sS39.5S. Roanoke city. $l.s0T.20;
Roanoke county, ,lG9i.T: Rockbridge.
s. ,3G6 10: Rockingham. s3,274.4a; Russell.
/ 81 .977.25; Scott. s2.7l7Do: Shenandoah, ST.
1882; smyth. sl.75s.45; Southampton, 81
4 b6I.GS; spotsylvana. sl03l.52; Stafford.
$ss7. as; Stanton. $47465: Surry, SSi257;
| Sussex. s1,2+4.3S; 'ccazewell, s2.339.l5; War
rem, sl.Oe5.sO; Warwick. $685.: Washing
ton. s2.995.SO; Westmoreland, Ssa54S; VIII
Harrisburg, sl+2.45: Winchester. $457.a2;
Wise, sl,9N.75; Wythe. s2Ul6.5S; York,
sa50.S5. Total. S19o,llo.so.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
BOARD OF STsTE
CANVASSERS TO MEET

The Board OF State Canyassers will
meet here on November :3d to canvass the
returns OF the recent election and to Is
sue certificates to the members OF the
Legislature. The board ls composed of
Governor Montague, Attorney;o General
Anderson. Secretary Of the Common
wealth D. O. Egglaston. Treasurer Har-
man and Auditor Marye.
SO far returns have coma In from
fIfty-ninc OF the counties and cities OF
the State. 1t Is not known here that
there will be any contests.
Mr. ]. G. Hanklns Is clerk OF the
BOARD r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Rev. L. 3. Betty to Leave.

Rev. L. B. Betty viii preach eat Clay
Street Methodist Church Sunday. both
morning and evening. taking for his
theme subjects appropriate too closing
pastorate.
This Is Mr.. Eetty's fourth and last year
at this charge. and as the annual con-
ference will convene In Charlottesville
next Wednesday, this Sabbath viii close
his naetorate here 49,
During his. atny In this city mfr. (. T,ef+v
has made many warm personal Z! friends
among all denomlnn tons. and no doubt
there will be large congregation to
bid him farewell on Sunday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
<%zlz1z 1z2zlzzlz~<,

usual. left nothing to be desired beyond
the fact that the ladies' visit was cut
short BY the arrival OF the hour for re-
turn, which came all too soon for their
full measure OF enjoyment
Mr.. James T. Carneal will leave Tues
day for Baltimore. The rest OF the Rich
mond guests to the Carneal-Vaushan
wedding will go on Wednesday.
Nc. and Mrs. T. Fl. Elicit are back
from Culpeper. where they were present
at the AIiller-Nelson wedding this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Property Transfers,

tsichmond-W. +. Gilman ana wife to
Allan D. Wharton. 2Oloh-12 feet on east
side Walnut Street. 1853 lols-l2 feet north
OF northeast corner Hanover. Si.l50.
Brown, Is Sls-l2 feet on north side Main
street. 43 2-12 feet west Of Elghlh. Sls,-
OU0.
lie Kellogg, lots II and is In block I, Bar
ton and lambs Brookland Park. 81 !.
And 5ew5 j. Jones and wifo 10 r., +, and
r. II. r. Co.. lit about Z miles north Of
Richmond, OH cast side r.. u. and r. H.
H., 81. 49, .l.-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Asks for a Mandaynus.

An application was made yesterday to
the Supreme Court OF Appeals of Virginia
by Treasurer Alonzo A. Patrick. Of ELIZA
beth city county. fora writ of peremptory
nandamus to compel former treasurer,
Jesse Jones, to deliver to his successor
ali moneys and papers In his hands, The
petition will be considered and acted on
b, the Court without delay, the regular
term beginning next Tuesday, This will
probably he one of the first cases taken
up. Messrs. s. Gordon Cumming and Fay
8. Collier are attorneys tor Mr.. Patrick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
lay TON GOES 10
THE u. S, COURTS
Charged With Postoffice Rob
berry, Bit Makes Denial.
Police Court.
Police Court.

The only case Of interest on the crir1i.
nal docket In the Police Court yesterday
vas the hearing in the Gaze OF Ernest
Layton, alleged 10 be one Of the ghng OF
postoffice and bank robbers operating
throughout the country.
The specific charge against him was
that Of completely In the robbery OF the
postolfice at Columbia, Va, some time
ngo.
TWO Others have been turned over to
the United States authorities on TINS
charge. rrcd Davis and Tim Madden,
Layton ia from Clifton Forge. und ~ al.
legged by the officers to have been mixed
Tn with the big gang, tfveral years. it
may transpire that he had hand IN
the robbery Of the Williamsburg Bank
several years ago. for the officers are
convinced that he Is one OF the gang
headed By Topeka Joe, California Shorty
and Frisco Slim, whose escapades are wen
known In, this vicinity, as well as other
parts Of the country.
The man, Layton, was arrested by Ser
geant Bailey and officer Wyatt. He de-
MES having had anything TO do with the
Robbery. but on genera suspicion he was
turned over to the United States authors
ties, and sent to jail to await hearing
by the local commissioner.
Other ca ses were trivial Several drunks
and colored women of questionable habits
were fined and sent to jail. and q long
civil docket was disposed OF.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Abou Bon Adhern.

About Ben Adhem Lodge, ]. o. Q, u,
held very interesting meeting Thursday
night at It's hal! In the smithdeal build
Ing, si. 5sl5{
That Odd Fellowship s4sl've In Rel'-
mond, and particularly % In that lodge
waa evidenced. Il 4 Y
Among the gathering oflahout ono hum
dred, there weiesmany distinguished odd
Fellows. ~ Wiley Davis, grand seera'
Navy OF Virginia aad Past drand Master
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Mr.. BRAUER GETS
Mr.. II. N. SMITH
Will be Known To-day Whether
a Contest is to be
Made.

There Is practically no change in the
Henr!co political situation. Absolutely
no developments came yesterday to after
the aspect OF things In any way.
Mr.. Bruuer has engaged Mr.. H. NJ
Smith. Jr,sto assist City Attorney Pol
lard. Whether or not they will make
a contest Will he known positively to-day,
when the Board OF Canyassers VIII meet
again at tho courthouse.
eve arc stu: studying the situation,
.b,,t hay. reached no conclusions" said
Mi. Pollard last night
A number of Mr.. Brauer's friends are
strausly urging him to abandon, the
fiEht. 80
ar nor n viii go into the election matter
10 still In doubt. The chances IN favor
OF an lnvestgAtion, however, arc very
strong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
II. G. Mcdowell is expected here Nom
day. The court will probably be in SEES
afon about three weeks

day. The court will probably be in ses-
sion about three weeks.
The court yesterday granted the petit
ton for commission to take further testt-
mony In case No, 5l5-stenmship Char
lotte," appellant, VS.. Robins, admins
traitor, ct nl.. nprellees, from the Dis
trict Court at Richmond; The Gastonln
Cotton Manufacturing Conlpnn plaintiff
in error, VS.. W. l.. Wells Company.
defendant In error, In error to the Circuit
Court Mt Charlotte, N. c.; cause REIN
stated for reargument at this term.
Tho following case was argued and sub
mitted; John II, Belcher. plaintiff IN
error, vs.. Il. w, Clark, ct al, surviving
trustees OF Flat Top Coal Land Assoca-
ton defendant In error; in error to the
Circuit Court at Dluefleld, ", Va. At
E,,ed by p. r. French, of keystone, w,
ya.; A. p, Gillespie, Of Tnzewell, Va
and II. L, Hepritse, of Welctl. w. Va.
for the plelntiff In error. and by a, ".
Reynold Of Princeton, W. Va, for the
defendant in error, and submitted,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Commission Did Not Meet.

Owing to the failure OF members OF the
legislative Joint Committee on Oyster
Legislation to arrive yesterday, the meet
Ing was deferred until to-day, or posi-
bly, until Monday. Only Senator Bryant
and Delegate Cardwe!l and Clerk John
]. Burke were inthc city yesterday. Dele
gate Z. c. Jordan and Senator a. D.
watkins nre expected to-day. but Mr..
Mathews, the other member OF the House,
may, not arrive until Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Mccarthy and Henrico.

Mccarthy and Henrico Councils Of tho
Royal Arcanum held finc meetings on
Thursday night md number Of cand.-
dates were Initiated.
Supreme Representative Bloombcrg. tx
ecutive Committeeman Dnbnoy aud Past
Regent Neighbour Of Portsmouth. paid
Henrico an official visit. These councils
are In superb condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Mainly About People.

Rev. D. IL, Wnlthall, OF Chestnut Hill,
Is In Hanover county assisting Roy, y.
W. Osborne in protrncted service at GA-
len t'iespyterun Church, ~
Mrs. w, II, Pleasalts, OF Bon Air, has
returned from l.oudoun county. ana hNs
gore to Baltimore to the yearly meeting
Mrs. Edith White. OF Port Royal, Va,
Ia visiting friends at No sOl5 East Grace
Street. htls Sc ~. I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
At Laurel Street.

"Dinded BY the God OF This World"
will be the theme on which Rev. DR..
Henry p. johnson. pastor OF Laurel
Street Method st Church. will discourse on
Sunday night. lie will take for his sub
ject at the morning service 'The Human
tty OF Christ"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

AUCTION SAID OF Palms. BOSTON
Ferns pnndarms and other Decorative
Plants. Carnations. Roses, &c,, on Sat-
Der, at 1880 "a. M. anda r. NJ. at the
store next to n, B. Taylor's store. No.
q East Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Railway Y. M. C. "A.

The Sunday afternoon mems meeting at
the Main Street station Y. M. 9. a, Will
he addressed by Or. I.evIns Lankford, OF
Norfolk. on "Personal Purity From
Physicinns Standpoint"
The newly organized male chorus and
orchestra will render music,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
PLACE CLOSED UP.
Captain shinberger Has an In
tcrview With Molly White.

Captain Hhinberger had an Interview
with Molly White yesterday. The result
was that the woman began to pack up
her goods preparatory to sending them
away, and she said that she would leave
the city herself as soon as tho case
against her was disposed ofsin&the Hus-
tlngs Court The place is now closed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Miller g Rhoads.
For Men.

We have Shirts and Drawers
In natural gray wool for Use. each
that eight out often stores sell fo1
one dollar garment.
Free from all the little impcr-
fections that you usually find IN
lower-priced underwear.
Our s1.oo garments In natural gray
or strictly all-wool scarlet are the
best that one dollar will purchase
best in this case means good quail
fly, we'll shaped, well sewed seams,
good buttons. put on to stay, and
garments that launder WE'LL
$3.50 for the Norfolk-New Bruins
wick Underwear. It's the kind that
has no superior at the price. Wears
as well as it hts-and it fits to per-
lection.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
ALLEGED BRASS THIEVES.
-Four Men at First Station as
S1,sniciolIs Characters.

Suspicious Characters.
Special Officer W. II. Kalston arrested
four men yesterday morning as suspicious
characters. The Impression is that they
have been taking iron and brass from the
Tr!gg shlp-yards.
In their possession was found bag
containing large quantity OF lead and
brass.
The men gave the names OF Hugh Tur-
ner Luther Godsey. James Parks and
Luther Barnes, and say they are from
Petersburg.
They deny having stolen tho stuff. and
say they brought It here from Petersburg
Quantity OF brass has been sto.en
from the Trigg yards lately.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
T.erney. OF Richmond. and others from
different States were In attendance.

ten candidates In full costume by the
degree team OF the lodge. under the dlrec-
on OF Past Grand B. L. Smith. Of
Matne. After the business Of the eve
ming the lodge adjourned to Its din ng
room. where Its regular monthly suppcr
was served. and spicy talks Oh Odd
Fellowship by Brothers Davis. Tlerney.
Clarke and others.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
BISHOP HENDRIX
COMES TO-DAY
Will Preach. at Broad-Strcet and
Centenary Churches To
morrow.
morrow.

Bishop Eugene =. Hendrix q Missouri
who will pres do over the session OF the
Virginia Conference. which begins In
Charlottesville next week, will reach
Richmond ut also o'clock to-day from the
West. .sfa.
The bishop will preach Tomorrow morn
Ink at Centenary Methodist Church, At
night he viii fill the pulpit ut Broad
Street. The latter service will be specially
tor students and young men,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

BuRNETT's Il H'rRAcTs of VANILLA
Has taken gold medals against al other bsspds-
Rdys
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Social and
Personal

Mr. william Taylor McChesney has
fssi,en Invitations for the marriage OF his
sistcr. Miss Frances. to Mr., Isaac cum
bingham Van Meter, the wedding 10 take
place November 18th, at p. Nj, IN NO.
212 Kalora1na Street, Stanton Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

United States Circuit Court,
THE United States Circuit Court Of An.
peals will not hear argument to-day,
but VIII hold Q conference session, Judge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07
Miller q Rf,o'ads.
Miller g Rhoads. Miller q Rhoads.
Heavy Underwear + Or
Men and Women.
Thursday night Summer temperature morning snow
$40 pou nrat,ared Underwear?
For Women.

Al
There's heavy fleece lined Jersey
Vests and Pants all sizes. including
and extra sizes-25c.
Special values in Ladies Vests and
Pants Of Egyptian Cotton. fleece lined
jersey ribbed-3ec.
Heavy fleece lined Jersey ribbed
Vests and Pants, Egyptian Cotton in
white and unbleachcd-5
Union Suits, oneita style. jersey
ribbed. fleece lined 500. = is Y.
Flannelette Gowns in fancy stripes.
trimmed with fancy braids--75c.
Flnnnclete Gowns in all white
csc.
children's heavy fleece lined cot
ton Vests and Pants all sizes-25c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

Miss Josephine Sizer. who was brides
maid at the Mitchell-Aylett wedding. re
turned TO Richmond last afternoon miss
stubbs and Mr. Sergeant accompanied
Miss Sizer to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

The one thing marring the pleasure OF
the Danes visit to Westover last We'd
resday WAS the fog, which prevented the
boat from leaving Richmond on time.
Consequently the arrival at Westovnr
was late, and visitors had mt the leisure
10 enjoy seeing the grand old mansion
and house as they would have desired,
Mrs. Ramsey's gracious hospitality. as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

Mrs. AddIe Deanc Lyons has sent out
announcement cards OF the Hall-Lyons
wedding. taking place at noon. November
Sd. In the home OF the brides aunt,
No. 100 East Grace Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-07

Miss Louise Cabell Loving has returned
from a visit OF several weeks, duration
to friends and relatives in Washington.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24
It Is Obsolete.

The card of thanks is past due. It has not been proper for long time, but some people still insist in putting card thanks in newspaper on the slightest provocation. Here are some cards that show how silly such things are:
 "We hereby extend our thanks to those who aided our doctor when our little Bennie lost his leg. We can pay the doctor money, but only thanks can pay the others. Nothing can make up for the loss of dear Bennie's leg"
 ''I want to thank the dear women who helped me in the death of my be- loved husband. He was dear soul and I appreciate their help so much.
 "We desire to thank our friends who stood by us during the death of our dear daughter; who cried when we cried and who went with us to the cem- etery. Their kindly tenders of soup, pie and cake while the family was busy by her bedside will be always cher ished."
 "I wish to extend my thanks to those who assisted me in the death of my wife. Their generous aid was ap- preciated more than I can express. They will be always remembered and should I wed again each will get an invitation"
 Thanks should be extended in per- son or by private note. The homely stereotyped "Card of Thanks" in the public print is obsolete and of not very good form, to say the least.- Western Publisher.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24

it upon the wires all over the country. The needless public read that the re- port emenated from Tucson, and the conclusion was immediately jumped at that it was in Tucson where the plague was raging. As a result word is com ing from all over the country of peo- pie who were coming to Tucson on business who have abandoned the trip. The chamber of commerce or common council of Tucson should take that half dozen most prominent physi- clans of Arizona" down to the banks of the Santa Cruz river, dig holes in the sandy bed where the water may accumulate, and put their individual and respective heads therein to soak.
 -Nogales Oasis.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24
Tried to Conceal It.

It's the old story of murder will out, "only in this case there's no crime. A woman feels run down, has back ache or dyspepsia and thinks it's nothing and tries to hide it until she finally breaks down. Don't deceive yourself. Take Electric Bitters at once. It has reputation for curing stomach, liver and kidney troubles and will revivify your whole system. The worst forms of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative pow CT of Electric Bitters. Only soc, and guaranteed by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24
Rev. carlise P. B. Martin. L. L. D.

Waverly, Texas, writes: ''Of a morning, when first rising, often find a troublesome collection of phlegm, which produces cough, and is very hard to dislodge; but small quantity of Ballard's Horehound Syrup will at once dislodge it, and the trouble is over. know of no medicine that is equal to it, and it is so pleasant to take. l can most cordially reccom- mend it to all persons, needing med icine for throat or lung troubles. |" Price 25c, soc, $1.OO bottle at Pioneer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24

Rumors come up from the Pilares district in Sonora this week of the find of gold ledge that surpassess in value and size anything yet reported from that phenomenally rich district. The ledge is said to be forty feet wide and ranges in value from two to twen- ty-two ounces in gold.-Douglas In- ternational.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24


 ]. from Hachita over the Fl Paso Southwestern. The cattle will bt shipped by the Victoria Cattle com pany. international.
 A company has been formed at Yu ma for the purpose of building levet along the bank of the Colorado river and ditching work for reclamation oi the river bottom lands. It is claimed that this scheme will place 40, 900 acres under cultivation. The levee alone will be about fifteen miles long and will cost 5000 per mile. Work has already begun. Needles Eye.
 It would seem to be we'll for the hobos to keep clear of this portion oi the desert. Ninety day Root, who sometimes raises the limit, and the whipping-post at Bagdad under the jurisdiction of Mayor Porterfield, should be, and undoubtedly are, a mighty inconvenient combination for the man who wouldn't work if he could. Needles Eye.
 The scare aroused by fhe appear ance of the bubonic plague at Mazat- Ian has caused such cleansing of the cities of Sonora, as was never known before. All streets, alleys and private premises have been thoroughly scrap ed and rid of dirt, filth and rubbish, and disinfectants are scattered every where with lavish hand. A micrObe that could live in Sonora now would be dandy.-Nogales Oasis.
 The Arizona Bar association in ses- sion at Phoenix has elected the follow ing officers to serve during the ensuing year: Hon. Frank H. Hereford of Tucson, president; Jerry Millay of Phoenix, vice president; Thomas J. Prescott, who has served one term as secretary, being reelected; E. w. Lewis, treasurer; J. l.. B. Alexander, Owen T. Rouse, Capt. Crenshaw, E. J. Edwards and John c. Herndon, mem- bers of the executive committeee.
 The city council of Bisbee is consid- sidering the proposition of calling a special election to vote $2O,OOO in bonds to improve the sanitary condi- tion of the great copper camp, and also to build sewer system. Lead ing citizens have been interviewed and it is the cOncensus of opinion that the bonds should be voted and the sewer constructed. The water problem of Bisbee has been solved and with an abundant supply at hand the success of the improvement is assured. Review.
 The fine agricultural lands of Yuma county are going like hot cakes. Lo- cations are daily being made on the rich bottom lands of the Gila and Col orado and inquiries are numerous. Canals are being constructed and general onward movement is manifest all along the line and in every direct ion. Arizona in general, and Yuma county in particular, are amply able to supply their own markets with all kinds of products, from the orange to the potato. The time is close at hand when this fact will be demonstrated. Sentinel.
 Tucson is already reaping the re- ward of the folly of the half dozen physicians who took panic at an old woman's tale alleging bubonic plague at Guaymas and widely wired the
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24

Between now and the first of February there will be $50 cars of cattle shipped from Hachita over the Fl Paso & Southwestern. The cattle will be shipped by the Victoria Cattle com pany. international.
The Coconino sun., 1903-01-24
ARIZONA HAPPENINGS.

A lodge of Knights of Pythias was instituted in Douglas Monday of this week.