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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02

the Florence dispensary brand which
caused man to mistake his mule for his
mother-in-law."
The Mobile Register says "Wu-Ting.
Fang, upon his return to China, has beer
appointed to an office said to be not par.
ticularly distinguished-probab that OF
colonel"
Observes the Mobile Item: 1.-THE doc
tors have again decided that the mos
quito is the true theory of malaria. In
the meantime the mosquito continues to
insert his bill"
rural editor remarks: I'VE prefer
living In a small town where the people
will sympathise with you in trouble, and
If you haven't any trouble they will hunt
up some for you"
The Montgomery Journal calls attention
you buy eggs that have been kept in cold
storage for several weeks and the dealer
assures you tina the hens are not laying
any other kind what would you do about
tiY'
The Admission Hot Blast thinks the
railroad shops of the Seaboard system
might be secured for that town, and
urges Annistonians to call the attention
of the railway officials to the many ad-
vantages offered
The Montgomery Advertiser speaks of
man who lost a "yollow' dog and 'ac-
tually wants to get him back" If the
word is spelled that way the canine must
be of very rare and valuable breed and
we don't blame the man.
The Cullman Tribune speaks thus; 1.-THE
President paused long enough between
his acrobatics in the west to send Hanna
a straight telegraphie tip not to tread on
his toes in the Ohio convention. And
Marcus A. meekly promised to keep off
the grass
The Cleburne New Era thinks the re-
cent address of President jackson to the
Birmingham Commercial club good
thing for the people of Hefiin to ponder
over. The New Era is of the opinion that
steps should be taken to organize a
similar association to further the growth
of Hefiin.
The Huntsville Mercury remarks:
POSTMASTER General Payne's home pa
per says he has but one ambition and
that is to make his record as postmaster
general reflect credit upon the admins
tration. II that ambition IS gratifed
Mr.. Payne will have to turn a new leaf
and turn 1t quick
The leighton News thinks "the average
weekly Is worth more to the town than
five times the amount invested In any
other local enterprise. AS a rule the
represents to the outside world
the town itself Poor paper, poor town,
Is the usual verdict"
Under the caption OF 'Turid Journal
ism the Selma Times says: Down in
Crenshaw county the two weekly pa
pers. the Critic and the Journal are hav-
ing a monkey and parrot time. All sorts
of hard things are being written. and we
could not be surprised at one or the
other of those editors starting himself
a little graveyard down there soon
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02

Observes the Mobile Item: 1.-THE doc
tors have again decided that the mos
quito is the true theory of malaria. In
the meantime the mosquito continues to
insert his BILL"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02
RECORD OF COURTS.

Juries for the week were organized in
the Criminal and Circuit courts yesterday.
The organization of juries in the City
court will be completed this morning.
Charlie Jemison. a young negro. was
tried on three charges in the first division
of the Criminal court and acquitted in
each one. He was charged with burglary,
carrying a concealed weapon and grand
larceny
William Bird was acquitted on a charge
| of assault.
| Charlie zivlttz was tried on a charge
of grand larceny and found not guilty.
The juries in the Criminal court are
composed of the following
T. B. Leonard j. w. Farley. Thomas
Lcdner, II. c. Brannon, A. C. Spring
field ]. II. Roddy, William Collier. ]. I.
Cravant, C. r. Wilson, D. Il. Heron,
s. f. Vance, j. M. Tuck. Samuel Mayer,
Nobe Strickland, r. f. Vines, +. F. Sats-
man, r. r. Ramey, S. C. Sloan, A. b.
Beardon, F. b. Yielding, j. w Hawkins.
o. S. Brown, d. b. Grace and j. B. Dial.
In the City court Judge Sem is presiding
in the first division and Judge Wilkerson
In the second division.
Judge Sem has taken the case Of Waiver
against Fries under Amusement The case
was on trial for three days last week.
In the first division of the City court
the following cases were disposed of yes
terday:
]. A. Butler against D. w. Dean, de-
PENDANT. A. F. Inman, claimant, Judgment
by agreement for plaintiff for $17 so
against claimant.
w. j. Kerlin against D. w. Dean, de-
PENDANT, A. f. Inman, claimant, Judgment
by agreement for plaintiff against claim
ant for $61.20
J. r. Baldwin against d. w. Dean. de-
PENDANT, A. r. Inman, claimant, judg-
ment by agreement for plaintiff against
claimant for $50.
Frank Address against D. w. Dean,
defendant, A. f. Inman, claimant, judg-
ment by agreement for plaintiff against
claimant for 800.
B. C. Bokhart against d. w. Dean,
ment by agreement for plaintiff against
claimant Tor 300.
In the second division the case of j.
A. Shelton against Edgar l.. Adler, an
ejectment suit, is now on trial.
In the case of H. II. Daniels against
Harry r. Engel a judgment for the
plaintiff for 1894 was rendered.
In the Circuit court most OF the day
was occupied In the trial OF the case of
Matte Finch against the Birmingham
Southern Railroad company, suit for
damages, and 1t is now with the jury.
The case Of Mary b. Spain against the
Birmingham Railway, Light and Power
company was settled and dismissed.
The case of Robert Stephens against
the Pullman Car company was contin-
ued.
The case Of Mary p. Keith against
the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust
company was continued
In the case of Munford Stokes against
the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company. suit for damages, a
Judgment by consent for the PLAINTIFF for
800 was given.
In the case of Peggie Stokes against
the Birmingham Railway Light and
Power company, suit for damages, a
verdict by consent giving the plaintiff
a Judgment for s35 was rendered.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02
Foreign Corporations.

Foreign Corporations.
There are 1O47 foreign corporations doing
business in the state of Alabama, ac-
cordlng to the official list of foreign cor
porations doing business in the state up
to May ID.
These corporations pay the state con-
siderable sum of money as a franchise
tax, but 1t would be laborious task
to estimate just what amount has been
received from that source. Corporations
are continually entering the state and it
Is probable that others are withdraw, or
going out of business. Foreign corpora
lions pay the state fees as follows when
they enter the state:
When the capital stock does not exceed
$50 900. $25; more than $4,000 and less than
100000 $780, more than 100000 and less
than $250.OO0 SIS; more than $250,O00 and
less than $4,000. 800; more than s5O0,OoO
and less than sl.0O0.oO0 5000; when 1t ex-
ceeds 81. 100000 $3.50. This franchise tax
Is not paid annually, but privilege tax
Is required under the statute in lieu
thereof The schedule of this privilege
tax is as follows:
Corporations whose paid up capital
stock Is under $4,000. ..............$ 10. 90
When 1t exceeds $4,000 and is less
than $4,000. :. :. :. :. .............. 1900
When 1t exceeds $4,000 and does not
exceed $50.000.... :. :. ............ 25.0O
When it exceeds $4,000 and does not
exceed s100, 000.. -. -. :. :. ........ 80 90
When 1t exceeds 500, 900 and does not
exceed $500, Co.,. :. ........ 49,. 300
When 1t exceeds 10000 and does not
exceed $500. 000.... Observation-Disclosures. LIS 90
When 1T exceeds 100000 and does not
exceed s400,000.. ......,........... 170.00
When 1T exceeds 100000 and does not
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02
Notice of lncrease.

Notice of increase of the capital stock
of the Birmingham Savings bank from
$50, 900 to 100000 was filed in the office Of
the secretary of state this morning. The
stockholders of the bank are II. L. Bad
ham, G. B. Mccormick. Erskine RAM
say H. B. Urquart and Walker Percy.
Declaration Filed.
Declaration of incorporation of the
Bessemer Trust and Banking company
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02
German Cruiser Grounded.

Paris, June 1.-The German cruiser
Ariadne, flagship of Admiral Prince
Henry of Prussia, which arrived at
Brest with the rest Of the German
squadron May IA, grounded today on
the breakwater at Brest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02

Keep cool. Buy an electric
fan. We have the best and
cheapest. United Electric
Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02

was also filed in the office of the secre-
tary of state. The amount of the capitai
stock is fixed at $4,000 and each share of
the par value of 800.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-02

Bridgeport has new weekly paper, Tit
Advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
GOWN GOSSIP.

Swiss and French embroiieCias are to be -:Ised-eyteDsiveiy
 Wool dei1ines. vei!in. and French chaIlies are prominent this season.
 The Priscilla sleeve is a new model often used on tea gowns. princess dresses. coffee jackets and aegligees ot every description.
 The garnitures used On tine fiChu oc cape collar. stOles and sleeves of hand some spriu. costumes appear also on tue hip yoke of tl:e skirt
 On many Of the new princess or corselct gowns the bolero IS still used with good effect, made in lace, bro cale, cutwork or all over passamec- tarie.
 Hip yoSrs lose none Of their popu- llrity. but many of them are less deep more rounded in shape than pointed. and thus. being less pFo~ nounced, are in better taste.
 X stylish effect Is produced Oa a0 Etou blouse jacket of black peau de soie by the introduction of tucks about an inch and a quarter wide that ex- tend from shoulder to belt after tue manner of tucking on a dress wa.sts- New York Post.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
THE NoeALEs COUNTRY
The Mining industry Said to be Very
 Active

MT. J. E. Carpenter, of the Sullivan Machinery company, st Fl Paso, re turned to Bisbee yesterday from a trip to the Nogales country. He says that in the vicinity of Nogales there Is re- newed activity in the mining indue.ry, in fact, wherever he goes in Arizona he finds this healthfuI condition pre- vaiiing. MT. Carpenters business brings him in direct touch with mining men and he oTerlooks nc new proDo- sitions wherever he goes.
 Superintendent Scoley. of the Pride of the West mine, located at WashinS ton camp. left yesterday for Denver to confer with t1e principal owners of that property MT Aruthur Whifiey of the Whitley concentratoc, holding the largest interest.
 The Duquesue mine. also located al Washington camp and owned by the Westinghouse company. of Pennsyi- varla. was recently visited by N. C. Banks. who thoroughly examined the mine This fact has created the i'm pression that work on this property may soon be resumed.
 Southeast of Nogales. the Haynes Mining and Milling Lumber company are contemplating the erection of a large concentrating plant on their prop
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
NOT BY ACCIDENT
 THE PEARcE SPIKE
RESULT OF PERSISTENT SEARCH LASTING TWO YEARS.
Cola Not the Principal Values Ore Is Rich in Copper and Silver Syrrounoinq County Located
tBy George N. Beach.)

Pearce, Ariz, May 2S.-So much has been said and written about the re- cent strike near Pearce that your cor respondent takes pleasure in giving tbe real facts of the case
 Some two years ago a cowboy brought in piece of float from the neighborhood of the present find. and showed it to Mir. W. J. Martel, assayer for the Commonwealth mine at Pearce. MT Martel had then and has had ever since, in his employ a nun Der of men prospecting the sur rounding country. He at once put d man in the neighborhood of where zbe present find was made, and has kept one or more of his men in that vicinity almost constantly since. On May 4th Mir. T. L. Grayener. who has been associated with Mir. Martel for the past five years, fisally struck the present find in the immediate vicin- 5ty of where the first float was picked up by the cowboy some two years ago
 So far was this discovery from being 2 lucky accident as many believe. MT Grayener struck the vein only after long and persistent search had been made, by himself and others, and fl uaIly found it only by starting 8 trench across the country in which il amining every rock he struck.
 The vein where struck at or near She surface was mostly black oxide of copper, with considerable free gold showing through it. Further down pockets of antimonial silver were struck, together with streaks O gray copper, carrying large values in silver
 The shaft is now down fifteen feet bnt was not sunk perpendicular, as the angle of the vein was followed. and z csve-in of the loose earth from above uow nearly fills the shaft NIT. Mar tel and his associates are now waiting Sor fimbers. and in the meantime are d5ng assessment work on their Slzizlx, seventeen in number It vii probably be a week or more before Ssorz is resumed on the caved-in shaft
 Those associated with MT. Martel ir the seventeen claims are Messrs. T. L. Gravener, the discoverer, and Wal
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
LADIES' WHITE WAISTS.
 Whether at SIPS or SS.5O

You will find them to be correctly fashionable, em braciug all the good points particular women enjoy. White IS the proper color and we have prepared for your wants more generously than ever before Tucks, pleats insertions, edgings in both val lace and embroideries and the fashion able medalions all go into the making of these and then they have received more care and attention in their selection than anything else in the store
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
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Mems New Shirts.

We have shown some mighty pretty shirts this sea- The arrival of this lot makes 1t look though the manufacturer had kept the best until last for be- fore have shown such shirts and values these Not low priced shirts but the best wearing qualities obtanabe at lower prices than we have shown before. The acme of shirt elegance combined with unbeatable wearing qualities. Tans linen colors, and color London snioke between cadet blue and grayare the favored shades.
 Tan ard Lo1do smoke ground with blue or black stripes made London smoke
  pretty ones that came ir here s225 be able supply the demand with the limited had Made of
 
 this of shirts really Ia asensibl Bisbee $l75
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
ter Lane who. has charge of the work at tke shaft

ter Lane, who has charge of the work at tke shaft.
 The report that this is or was a great gold find is an error. The ore carries some gold but less with depth. The principal values are silver and copper, and the ore is very rich in these two metals.
 The find is about four miles due east of the great Commonwealth mines, and is on line with the course of the veins being worked in that mine, but the character of ore is en- tirely different, and MT. Martel does ! not regard the new find as a continua : tion of the Commonwealth veins. ] The country about the new find is flat, and there are no, outcroppings to show the direction or extent of any ore veins that may exist. so the sur rounding territory has been indis. criminately located by prospectors and citiens, but little development wori has been done on any of these adja cent claims, and no important strikes have been made.
 | While there can be no doubt as tC
 the value of the ore or the richness oi the vein found by MT. Martel and his associates, yet the find has opened al apparent new field for prospectors The find was simply the result of sys
 tematic, persistent and scientific cal culation and work. and demonstrate:
 what may be done al hundreds O places in the territory by like methods
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
CIRS'S DRESSES.
50 Gents to $4.50.

As well made as skillful fingers can make clothes, as well fitting as clothing can fit, and at prices, quality for quality, that you have never seen beaten. Every good material known Is used in these gar ments, madras, ginghaps and percales.
 At soc the same care is used as in the making of the higher priced garments, and all are made Ill a factory whose sanitary conditions are unexcelled. No sweat shop stuff at the Copper Queen Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Frederick A Sweet. de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned administrator of the estate of Frederick A Sweet, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons hay ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at Naco. Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
BUCKINGHAM 8 HEIGHTS
Shoes for Men.

No need to tell you men about the su- p.rior quality of these. This is merely to tell you that we have them in stock. Mountaineer nailed shoes made by them have earned the appreciation of you pros pectors. The whale skin shoe, laced, for the hardy workingman, B. & H's. digging shoes for you miners, are the criterion by which other makers shoes are judged, and their shoes for the srelter man have earned a similar place,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
June's Threshold.

On the threshold of bright June greet you, bring ing offerings of seasonahe wearabes your attention May with its variable weather has about given place June i'll all its stable oveness Bright sunshine and its resultant heat has again brought forciby mind that your wants not yet supplied.
 Dainty waists pretty neckwear and bright parasols for the woman suits shirts and shoes for the Dres- and suits for the little and man and then a hammock for the comfort of all
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31

nights and this mornings trains pr Fenner went to Tempe with Dr Jones after the meeting closed being his guest at dinner. He continued his journey south on the evening train, Dr. and Mrs. Purcell and Doctor and Mrs. Burton will leave for their homes in Tucson this morning, tray. cling across country in their automo. piles.
 Altogether the meeting of the dsso- citation has probably been the most profitable one since it's organization and it's influence for good is constantly expanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
ARIZONA DOCTORS
 COMPLETE WORK
CLOSE OF ANNUAL SESSION AT
 PHOENIX THURSDAY.
The Next ssion Will 5e Held in Tue. son-New Officers EIec5ed-Or. Dsw. son, President.
son, President.

son, President.
 The closing sessions Of the Arizona Medical association were held yestsr. day and were more interesting even than the. meetings of the first day. Dr. C. E Yount, ofPrescott. arrived or the morning train and participated in the deliberations.
 In the early part of the day the wis iting physicians were driven to the cs- trich farm and the Indian school. mar. having never visited either of these in. teresting places. Returning the fore noon session was devoted 10 settling many minor matters and 10 the trans. action of routine business, with the ex- ception of a clinic conducted by Dr. Foss and the reading of a paper on tu. berculosis by Dr. Stroud.
 1 In the afternoon Dr. E. Payne Pal. mer read a paper on Saline solution Dr. Foss gave demonstration of the violet ray, Dr. Stroud conducted clin. ic and Dr. E. P. Ketcherside. Of Yuma reported a very interesting case in his practice.
 The question of where the next meeting should be held brought invi. tatiors from Phoenix, Tucson and Prescott, the Tucson invitation being accepted.
 The election Of officers for the elsu. ing year resulted as follows Dr. l. b. Dameron of Phoenix. president; Dr W B. Purcell of Tucson. first vice. president: Dr. T. B. Davis of Prescott, second yice-president; Dr. E. B. ketch. erside of Yuma. third yice-president; Dr. John ". Foss of Phoenix. seore- tary: Dr. Charles H Jones Of Tempe, annual essayist; Dr W. H. Fenrer of Tucson delegate to meeting of Ameri can Medical association that meets next April.
 Most of the visiting physicians left for their respective homes on last
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
Language aud Religion.

rnrre are 3.0li4 languages n tue world and moro than 1000 religions. Tue number of men is about equal ta thc number of women. The average !engrL Jt .;'c%sa He is about thirty tIlrre years and of 1000 persons oulY on. reaches the age of 100 years
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31

eity. Some notsble Washington City people are interested in this company, including both the secretary of state ard the secretary of the treasury, with Senator Elkins. of West Virginia.
 Roy & TitcomD, the well known mining machinery ihrm of Nogales, have just completed 20-stamp cya- hide mill for the Yerkes Mining com pany in the Altar district.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31

the same being the place for the transaction of business of said estate, in said county of Cochase. B. A. PACKARD, Administrator of the estate of Fred erick A. Sweet, deceased.
 Dated Bisbee. this 9th day of May. 1903. First publication. May 12th. 1903.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
Homespun and Flannel Suits.

Hot weather at last. Hot enough to let you fel- lows who have been waiting know that is time crawl out of that heavy suit and into comfort producer the shape of flannel or homespun. their style and makeup vii send with
 ices fon60 to
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
If fingered Him.

The blacksmith left his little shop And frowned and said: The dickens My wife is always calling me To come and shOo the chickeusf'
 Chicago Tribune
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
BOYS BLOUSES.
Fauntleroy. Military, Sailor.

Bring the little fellow here Let him Tevel to his hearts content i'll the innumer- able patterns and various makes. You. can afford to give him his choice too, for the best i'll the store will not make much of a hole in your purse.
 FAu-tleroys, 65c to 200.
 Military Bouses, 65c to 200 Saiio- Blouses, 75c to 200.
 And blouse waist with either collar or no collar from e5c to I D
 fs
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
Feasible E.pInn.tina.

He thought his conversation Intoxicating" Why 7 cannot sec -pniess it bs That 1T ;s Hsxtra dry"
 --Philadet2h:s Pr2zS
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
ParasolS, SIPS to SIP. 50.

Whether at either extreme of price intermediate prices they have the stamp of Fashions approval White md white and black linens and all coors complete line.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
White Madras, soc per Yard.

Really he most sensible thing made in white for waists and suits Heavy enough from the laundry whole you and cool enough give the sary comfort At this price this is exceptional value for quality goods usually costs more.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
Find. Them I-efnI.

She approves of chaperons.
 Yes: she says most of them are .a. terested ;n inltrimony "-Detroit Free Press
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31

ing tomorrow. Nothing delightful than to 10 out comfortable hammock just resting through and through Thoughts of labor thrown the wind and dread vanishes completely.
 true picture of rest and comfort lazy indoence
 paids Roman wondou besides 
 Prices from sl2j sl2O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
kiesir Neckwear.

This famous makers line kept by us is almost com plete. Neckwear made by Kesir IS guarantee of the best to be had and newness of idea.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31

INVEST IN A REVIEW ADD AND THE RESULT WILL SURELY PLEASE YOU.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-31
Hammock
 Weather

The seasons purchase just arriving has sent our hammock man to work in earnest marking them SO xyoiI can dO vou- nick