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The Washington times., 1903-06-17
TElIPERATCRE.
THE Sun.
TIDE TABLE.

sun sets today. y.-.--.---.--.--.-.I:5 80 D. IN.
Sun rises tomorrow. a. N.
The Washington times., 1903-06-17
Liable for Watson Deffal-
cations From Funds Under
His Contro[-HaS Not Ex-
pired by TgUeibe- Year Lin
ftafi0n.
SUIT MA Y BE BROUGHT
EnlbeSSLements Began Foe
Years o4go-Treasnry De-
partnlent Declines to Accept
Custody of " Whole Cost
oAccount.

After careful examination OF Dis
trict Auditor Petty's bond, and the Dis
trict statutes relating to bonds, the
District Commissioners are satisfied that
Mr.. Petty's bond is still in force. and
that action can be brought on it to make
good the money stolen by J. NJ. A. Wat
son. jr.
1t was rumored that bonds in the
District expire in twelve years. Mr..
Petty's bond was drawn in 1888. ami
would have been invalid If such were
the case. The statute referred to pro-
Vides that suit cannot be brought 10 re-
cover on bond twelve years after the
right to bring action accrued. This will
have no effect on the Petty bond. as the
Watson defaleations began five years
The Washington times., 1903-06-17
Bondsmen Liable.

The liability of the bondsmen is stated
in the instrument as follows:
The condition OF said obligation is
that If such James T. Petty shall faith
fully and efficiently perform all the du-
ties Of his said office. as provided for
by law, and the rules and regulations
from time TO time duly prescribed
for the government of the civil service
of said District. and shall well and truly
pay over, disbUrse. and account for all
moneys that shall come TO his hands.
IS the law and orders governing said
service shall require. then said obliga-
tion shall be void"
The instrument was properly signed
~ Mr.. Petty, AID his three bondsmen.
Charles 3. Church, Jesse B. Wilson. and
George T. Deering. The witnesses to
the signatures we're Samuel Ourand. H
J. Caldwell, Frank 4. Sell, and George
4. Thomas. Charles w. Raymonds, the
District Engineer Commissioner, and
the other two Commissioners, S. F.
Wheatley and w. K. Webb, approved
the bond May ?. 1883. The amount OF
real estate assessed to each of the
-.
Church. SS1. 900; Jesse B. Wilson. ,l23.-
OIL; George T. Deering, S5s, ,665.
Treasury Will Not Take Fund.
United States Treasurer Ellis II.
Roberts has declined u take charge of
the District whole cost special as
sessnent from which J. NJ. A. Watson.
Jr-, he defauiting District clerk, is
supposed 70 have stolen $73, 900.
The fund is kept on deposit in District
banks and a manipulation of accounts
with the banks made Watson's defaIca-
tion possible. District Auditor Petty
suggested depositing this fund in the
United States Treasury as a special
safeguard. but the officials Of the Treas
ury Department have refused IL take
the money. as they are not authorized TO
handle District funds which are not heId
ia common by the District and the
United States.
The whole cost fund consists OF
money deposited by property owners who
desire to have the District make special
improvements adjoining their property.
and is one in which the United States
is in no way concerned. The depot and
railroad and plumbers funds are also
strictly District funds, and the Treasury
Department has declined TO accept them.
Mr.. Petty had a long conference yes
terday with the Commissioners and ex-
plained the Treasury Department Of
Gcials' reasons for declining to take
charge Of the funds
The Washington times., 1903-06-17
A Divided Commission.

The interesting fact is revealed by her
record at the Civil Service Commission
that Civil Service Commissioner Proc
ter voted NO" on her application for
transfer from WellsvlIle 70 the Pension
The Washington times., 1903-06-17

Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; variable winds.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
SMALLER NEWS ITEMS

Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Paul. are in the city from Douglas to pay a short visit with Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Myers.
 The trouble between the railroad interests at Naco is reported to have been amicably settled. It was done at conference yesterday.
 The maps of the proposed fre pro. lection system have ben prepared and are open to public inspection.
 Lieutenant Foster, of the rangers. went to Douglas yesterday on official business. !
 Tts is pay day for the Copper Queen miners. many of whom will go to Tombstone tomorrow.
 Justice Brown yesterday gave a Mexican ten days for disturbing the peace of Chihuahua hill.
 Thomas Hoatson and Joseph Ton. kin are in the city again after a short absence near Benson.
 The Social club has another dance al the opera house this evening.
 The Workmen and Degree of Honor are busy preparing for the social they will give to lodge members and their families at Library hall this even ing.
 Mrs. J. " Cullen will go to Jos Angeles today to join her husband, who was formerly with the Review.
 Miss Moore. one Of the teachers in the public schools here, is receiving visit from her mother, whose home is in San Francisco.
 Mr. Sharp. who has been in the hospital rearly six months, left there yesterday. He has gone 10 the noun tains.
 There are very few patients in the hospital. all of whom are doing well.
 r. is reported that work on the new hospital will begin in a few days. Some Of the material is now on the ground.
 The Knights of Pythias are making preparations to assist in the revival of the Tombstone lodge next week.
 Work is progressing nicely on the K. P. castle hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Brief City News

igan capitalists interested in this dis trict, who are expected to arrive in Bisbee this evening. h the party are Frank s. Carlton. president of the Calumet and Cochise and Calumet and Bisbee companies; Shirt Olson, Fred Smith, superintendent of the Wolver. inc and Mohawk mines at Calumet; {; F. A. Kolhaas. vicepresident of the Calumet and Cochise company; F. B. Lyon. Vic Hermann. Will Deagan. Mir. Guck will remain in this district for several days writing up this dis. trict for his paper.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Explanatory.

Explanatory.
 Yesterday for the first time in over four months our regular mining page did not appear. Our type setting sys- tenn became temporarily crippled. and certain official matter which must ap- pear in every issue, crowded the min ing page out, much to our disappoint- ment. During these four months. we fatteY ourselves that we have made lie warren >nist5Jc, aDI que IH,oIng field Of Cochise county ring. And this is only the beginning. Barring inevi- table accidents, which must occur in the best regulated families," our friends may expect to see our mining page in full hloom as regular as the sun rises, except on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
With E. Paso.

The Fl Faso ball players are now organizing a strong team that will probably be seen on the Bisbee dia- mond during the season. Among oth- CT players they have White and Lamb kin, two of the star players on Bis bees championship team last season. White is reported 10 be getting into good shape, and is expected to do some fast pitching this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Douglas Services

Rev. Father GheIdof, of the Catholic church, stated yesterday that begin services will be held in Douglas on the second Sunday of each month. In the morning at o'clock services will be held for the Mexicans, and al 10 o'clock for the Americans. This will be pleasing news to the, Catholics of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Bit By Dog.

Bit By Dog.
 Tom Edwards WAS severely bitten yesterday near the roundhouse by dog belonging to Van Haggin. Ed wards says that he was walking along the railroad track, when the dog, with out warning. ran up 10 him and bit him on the calf of the left leg. It pained him a great deal yesterday evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Fenced Highway.

Constable Doyle yesterday arrested Morris. who owns 8 ranch five miles east of here. charging him with fenc- ing a county road. He vas brought before Justice Mcdonald and told to remove the fence. Sentence was sus- pended for few days. Street Super intendent Krigbaam svore to the war rant charging Morris with obstTucting a public road
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Not All Enlisted.

Liuetenant John Foster. of the Ari- zona rangers, was an arrival from Douglas last evening. The full num- Der of the Arizona rangers, has not yet been enlisted. but Captain Ryn- hing stated fn Douglas yesterday that he expected to have all Of his men in the field before the end of the pres ent month
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Given Time.

Given Time
 In the justice court yesterday Alb baglen. the man who is alleged to have from Mosher's meat market. vas given until today by Justice Brown to make good his attempted seedlings. The man claims to have money coming to him and that he will square it a soon as he car get hold of theco in.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Located Claims.

Twenty-four claims were located Thursday by Justice Mcdonald. John Metcalf, E. B. Mcdonald, George Stew art, Frank Oliver and J. N. Jones. The claims are about four miles west of Bisbee and are in a rich appearing section of the district. The ledge crops out in lime formation, such as is seen in this vicinity
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Taking His Vacation.

Dr. A H. Hickman was in Bisbee yesterday en route to California OF a two weeks leave of absence. Dr. Lon Dysart. of the Copper Queen hos pital staff in this city, is filling Dr. Hickman's place in the smelter city.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Metal Mine manager and superin- tendent open for engagement May 1st. 20 years western. U. s. and Mexican mining and milling experience. Also understands cyaniding and assaying Al credentials. Address B., Box SS Fl Paso, Tex. 4-I0-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
AROUND THE sWLR RID IN 80 1INUTOS" AND SIGHTS OF PARIS AND EXPOSE
 TON.

The two great programs of whicR each one is & complete show in itself. Each picture is a lecture ip itself and a gem of art The pictures are to be shown by the Giant Mammoth Pano- ramic Stereopticons, the latest and greatest of all stereopticons. They are to be illuminated by an intense pow erful light which is a recently patent ed invention. The views will be 20 fl square and are truly wonderful to behold. They are more beautiful than were ever before seen and are a credit to the twentieth century and & credit to us. These two great pro grams, altogether l32 choice pano- ramic stereopticon views. are to be shown as represented, all at one ex- hibition and for the price of one ad- mission.
 In regard 10 the front seats all these panoramic stereopticon views will be shown by the greatest aUi best ster- eoptieons.. at size of 20 fl. in diam eter, as stated before. and being illum- mated by a powerful and condensed light, will make them so large. bright and clear that person may see them 200 feet away and enjoy the views as we'll as those in the front seats. full descriptive lecture will be given ex- plaining each view as it is thrown on the screen at the exhibition.
 Everything is strictly respectable and we will refrain from anything that would affront the most refined charac- ter. The show will outclass anything ever shown in Bisbee and a time Of joy and delight is guaranteed to both ladies and gentlemen The Blsoee band will furnish the music.
 WESTERN PROSPECTING COM
 PANY, F. J. schuster, Manager. Exhibition to be given at
 THE siSsEE OPERA HOUSE
 Sunday, Apri, 12th.
 Admission 50 cents Front seat S1.oo
 Children 25 cents
 Tickets for sale at the postofice any time between now and the evening of the exhibition In case of necessity ticket may be had at the place of ex- Libition. H
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Prominent Visitors e.peetea.

w. A. Guck, representing the Min ing Gazette, at Calumet Michigan. arrived in the city last evening. com ing direct frcn Calumet Re started one day in advance of a party of Mich
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

WANTED-Energe man with $50 capital to go into business that means big returns. Answer KY, care of Re view. II
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Ladies tailor-made suits speciality at the Emporium Have your measure taken for Q stylish and up-todate gar men,. 4-111t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Charles Beverly has taken the agen- cy for the Pioneer Soda works Of T. F. Metz, of Bisbee, as well as for Lem Shattuck's bottliDg works and will attend to the sale of goods for those firms in Douglas. If.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
E aster Service.

Easter Service.
 Church of the Covenant Presbyteri- an, Rev. Harvey M. Shields. pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.. Easter ser vices at II a. m.. and 7:45 p. m.. with special program and music. Preaching by the pastor A general and cordial invitation is given
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Russell 6 Son, on Ninth street. run as good an eatin' house as here is iD town. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
Mrs. Douglas iii.

Mrs. Douglas iii.
 Mir. James Douglas states that Mrs. Waiter Douglas is i'll in New York City and will be compelled to submit to an operation for appendicitis. For this reason Superintendent Walter Douglas is not expected back n Bis bee for several days yet.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

A new and up 10 date line of pret- U hammocks are now being displayed at the Bisbee Drug Co. U
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

FOR SALE-s0 acres Of land, fine artesian well, all fenced.
 W. D. Kinsey. at McDonald's Office 1t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

WANTED-Refriger with glass doors, in good condition, suitable for grocery. St2t9 price ard size. Ad- dress, Robt steggall, Benson, Ariz. i-115t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Russ House is asan open for bus ness, under new management
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
METAL MARKET REPORT
 New York. April 10.
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS
nation.

COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS c. J. Lachance and wife. Douglas. H. B. Hovland, Duluth. Jas. Hoatson and wife, Calumet. L. A. Picotte, Douglas. Ellis LeMaster. Los Angeles. R. c. Coleman, New Orleans. J. R. Goodlander, St. Louis. c. A. Becker, Chicago.
 Scott White, Cananea A. H. Vincent. Los Angeles. r'. l.. Fafeer.
 J. A. Wilson, Cananes. F. J. Fitzsim-mons. Cananea. FOR SALE-Complete set. of house keeping furniture for two rooms. Ap ply al 23s Brewery Gulch. 411-2t.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

FOR RENT-One furnished room. 7s Upper Main street Godfrey house. 3t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11
WANTED

4 Firs.-cIass Finisher. Apply tc Madame Bobette at Dressnaking De p=rtnert
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

FOR REkT-ONE furnished room Good location. 64 Brewery gulch. 6;.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

FOR HENT-2 furnished rooms for 2 gentlemen. 152 Sastle Rock nil 5t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-11

Tickets for sale at the postofice any time between now and the evening of the exhibition In case of necessity a ticket may be had at the place of ex- Iibitipn. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
PALM BEARER WON
HUDSON STAKES
Five Favorltes and One Sec.
ond Choice Divided the
Money at Grdvesend.

NEW YORK. juno 1.-The Hudson
stakes for two-year- Odds, the feature of
the card at Gravesend to-day was won
by the favorlte Palm Bearer who was a
length In front Of High Ball Five ia
vorites and ono second choice divided tho
money Summary.
Pepper Ql to 81 first, John A. Scott l5 TO
y second. Ascension q to - third, Time.
100 2-5.
Second racehve furlongs.- Hamburg
Belle % to q first. Destiny q to 4 SECOND.
Dlmple N TO b third. Time. loo l-b.
Third race--handicap, one md a quarter
Ttnne g to y second Himself eco to ~
Fourth race-Hudson stakes--nve fur
longs Palm Bearer (even1 first. High
Ball (3 TO y second, Luxembourg q to
y third. Time. l.0l.
sellng-Wild Pirate "a to 81 first, Em-
hsrras,sment Is 70 y second Bar lie Due
Sixth race,-one mile and seventy yards
st Barnahy g to u inrst;, pe Gs " q
third. Time, :40 2y5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
TELEORAPHIC BREVITIES,

wssH1NGToN.-The report OF Cap.
tain J. V. Bleecker. acting co n, saaiaie
WASH. relative to the. immoral condi,
tion si in the vicinity Of the ya.d has been
the Navy Department declines 10 aMii iel
its decision not to allow any more sh'ps
to 70 to that yard. raas
SHINGTON.--Jane G. McReynolds,
~ Tennessee. lately appointed assistant
a at n.,si0si to succeed Mr.. Beck.
resigned, to-day took the prescribed oat y,
and entered upon the duties OF MS OF
flee. ,,a,on,
and the torpedo boat destroyers Daie a no
Annapolis where the coast squadron Is
assembling.
a. Monroe. which sailed from this port
on Saturday for Norfolk, returned to-day
In tow Of two wrecking tugs. She struck
some submerged wreckage and lost the
blade OF her. propeller of Absecom, on
Saturday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
NEW LINES TO NORFOLK
Directory Of Grsa,er Norfolk by Rich
mond Firm.

(Spccial tonne i iIHeS-lJ!spatSII.J 80.
NORFOLK, VA, June 1.-The Nor1oik
CITY Directory Is ready for delivery. ~ 10
the product of the Hill Directory COM
pany. of Richmond. The Directory EN-
braces Norfolk, Portsmouth and beTkiey.
which constitutes Greater Norfolk. IL mas
an excellent map OF tho three cities. th h
book contains useful information IN lne
way OF statistics, and the business Irhs
have been classified with great care.
The arrival here of the British steamship
Pearcth, of the Bacon Steamship me o,
Norfolk and Havana, ana the Ch'i ha
government vessel Rancagua. when nus
been chartered by a Gillian shipping cp Is
Germ 10 engage in the coal-carryins truue
betwcen this port and the South A!neri ,r.,n
nation. mark two important events; , lns
peareth belongs to q company that pT!nBs
Norfolk and the West Indies into Closer
commercial reln tionship. The Rancagu.Hh,
Nv carrying a cargo OF coal 10 the SCUM.
ern country, Will break Into Ensiahnn na .
domination of the coal marker .nI W.
When tho Gillian limo gets TO runnin ,ls
reg,Iiarly she Will bring In produces lro nl
The far south and take out virginia cu n,i;
While the vessels of the Bacon me WI" ~
cnme in laden with Cuban goods ana Eo
out loaded with general casg3es i.o tion ~
fieids and manufactures OF TINS nat,on,
The Rancagua was formerly ING , .tn, 80
mort Idaho, and loaded she draws t%e e,.
aipht feet OF water, the same az Inut NJ ~
lie seyen-mast schooner lholilns nv w,
I lawson. which sailed last week LOT NC"
England with 5000 tons OF coh4'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
STATUE DESIGNS
COME NEXT WEEK
Well-KnoWn Artists to Com
pete for Stuart Monument.
VIII Be Is Feet High.

The Executive Committee Of the Stuart
Monument Association met last night at
Lee Camp Hall and spent an hour or
more talking over the plans OF the monu-
ment to be erected to the memory OF
"Jeb" Stuart. the great cavalry leader,
The designs for the statue VIII be SUD
United on July 10Th, when the deolslon
OF the choice will be made. Captain NJ,
] Dimmock chairman OF the committee
which has this matter in charge, stated
last night that somo of the most promi-
nent artists In the country Will enter the
competition. Two very distinguished
soulptora, however. will not One Is b.
Gaudens, the other Valentine, OF klch-
enter into competitions. But the COM
nittee decided to give all chance to try
their hands.
II has been decided that the pedestal
will he about ten feet high and WILL be
built OF Virginia granite. Captain DIM
mock will give personal direction OF TINS
| If the monument be placed In the Capi-
| toll Square tho pedestal will be put upon
| made elevation. high as the floor OF me
Capitol portco. The top OF the pedestal
will then be ten feet above this, the
| horse and rider will be another ten or
| twelve feet. making tho black plumcs OF
| the peerless cavalier not less than some
twenty-five feet above the Level OF the
| Square.
| The matter of having the monument
elsewhere In the city will be taken up a
| little later on. hut some of the committee
arc I'm favor OF holding to the purpose O
| erecting the monument In the SQUARE
and receive the $1,000 appropriated nA
the Legislature for that purpose II IN
monument goes elsewhere the city VII
have to give n good deal more in none!
and the site as we'll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
Races at Chicago.

tBy Associated PrcssD
CHICAGO, ILL, June 1.-Results at
fa First st.o raee-four and half turlongs-
Ida. Davis 40 to y first. Handsome Flor,
nv fi3 to 1O) second. Badger Girl u to -
third. Time. III 80: ,,,.oa a.,
ri 70 X first Bard Burns q to D. sec
ond, Ailne Abbott 10 to y third. Time
Third raccmile and e!EhthmE11yii5ng, = Ton o.,
Second, Favonius Is to q third. Time
Fl Fourth race-one mlle-High chan &c I,o1
@ to D first, Early g to ~ sec6Ao' f4oS
II Fiji, HiI n raceam,ile and slxteenth-omdur-
ond Galentus NO to y third Time
Sixth tn race-flve furlongs-Kate Powers
n to 81 first, Play Ball a to y second
F1rban 20 to y third. Time. 1:A S-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
SICK HEADACHE.

Watch for the first indication OF an
attack, as soon as YOU feel It coming on.
take three of Chamberlains Stomach and
LAYER Tablets and tho. attack may be
wardcd Oft. Mr.. George " Wright, OF
New london, New York. says For sew
erai years my wife was troubled Win
what physicians called sick headache OF q
several eminent physicians and OF a grea'
expense, only to grow worse until sht
was unable TO do any kind OF work Abou
a year ago she began takins Chamber
lains Stomach and Liver Tablets anC
today wAighs moro than she ever al,
before, and is real we'll" For sale ny al
druggists.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
ua,onia Races.

!. CINCINNATI. o., June l,-Resul's at
FIRST race-six furlongs---Mint Leaf "a
to y hrst speoial Tax 81 to o. o. secooind'
Second race-dye furlongs-Dr., Cart
ridge Is to j nrst, Gay American dr ito y
second. Circular Joe q to 81 thlra' i'me'
Third race Cincinnati stoepleShase,,7,
about two ines-Mrs, Grammar g 20 Npi
first, Governor Boyd % 10 - second Nj
nos e to y third. Time tmnss,,aa 80. RAT
hin e to 81 nrst. Sir GALLANT ls5 20 y Sec
ond Aura [l5 to y third Ti1Hbs su n;S e 1 ,o,,
nrst. Weioh (irl III 10 II SECOND, lnso-
isree 90 10 II third. Time. l.5l n i, ),
si:ts raSS- AZ tu5o saesssnd ia Mcsa.
ncy q 10 u third, Time, a'os,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-06-02
MR.. GIBSON DENIES
SAYS Charges Of Gasser Are Untounoe''
Mr. Bohen Out of City.

when aroused from his bed at MS re-.
aonca m west Main Street last n'sn.'
AZ william Gibson Jr.. whose name 10
..,annd IN Tho sensational charges d t,.
nied' 'p most emphatically any comprei.s
r. tho alleged crookedncss. Not having
been at the meeting OF the Council MIR.
Gibson was not aware OF. the full import r..
~ fHn charges but 50 far as ne kuew
them. he denied them utterly ,,,t, w,nr. ("
Vas sh,,t know nothing Of any
Sa.o I'd at ali So for as am n,ns cont ni
cerned there was certainly nothins, 81 o.
the sort. You may mako fiat dehlai Oh
m,Sorts were made also to roach Mr.
lanes Bahen, but he could not be reaG ~ :
ed Mr.. Bahen Ia in Newport News. he
will be home to-day.