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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

Appointments Of teachers for Bis bee schools during the next school year were made public yesterday ny Secretary Wallace. of the school board. The new iis.. S5ads as follows:
 Misses Kelley. r;%h school princi- pal; Devoe. of Ypsilanti, Mich, who will be general instructor in drawing in all the schools; Winner, of Wind sor, H.: Edwards, Kindred, Stewart. Stagner of Madison, Wis: Lewis. of Piper City. H.: Wright; Harman. of Warrensburg,. Mo; Barber. of Gard ner. H.; Harley. of Tombstone. Glas- gow. of Nebraska Henry. of Califor. nia: Harman, also of Warrensburg. Mo; Bailey, of Colorado; Hosmer, of California: Patterson, of Texas The appended five are engaged subject to the call of Prof. Philbrook. on the completion of the new school building about November 20th: Misses Duffy, of DeKalb, H., who oOmes as a train ing teacher in primary work; Thomas, of Yuma; Finnity; Black. of Flag staff; Freeland, of Fort Thomas. Prof. Krimbill will have charge of the. mu- sic in the schools of this city as well as in the Douglas schools.
 Above 200 applications were receiv- cd from teachers desirous of positions here, signifying the wide reputation of the city as great mining camp. The applications came from every part of the country. The larger num- her were from Arizona. Illinois fur nished the second largest number and Minnesota the third. Last year Ari- zona was first and Michigan second in the number of applications. In the list of applications this year twenty eight states and territories were rep resented, strung from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Only one applicant de narted from the beaten path in any startling manner. This one offered the clerk bonus of s10 in the event of appointment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

Mir. c. B. Wainwright of Lemon City, Fla, has written the manufac- turers that much better results are obtained from the use of Chamber lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in cases of pains in the stomach, collie and cholera morbus by taking it in water as hot as can be drank. That when taken in this way the effect is double in rapidity. Tt seems to get at the right spot instant ly," he says. For sale by all dealers in patent medicine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
MExIcANs ARRESTED IN TUNNEL
Stolen OVercoat Found With Them. Man Who Informed on Crowd
 Is Missing.

A man known about town as dope fend yesterday morning at an early hour reported that ne had found an Ogercoat in tunnel facing on the road between here and Bisbee. He said there was gang of Mexican hobos in the tunnel, and that he be- lieved they had stolen the overcoat, which was recently lost by a Lowell man. The latter was in the city, and with Officers Wilmoth and Thomas. who summoned Constable Humm, of Lowell, by telephone, went to the tun- Tel. Four Mexicans were there plac- cd under arrest and brought to jail in this city. The overcoat was identified by the Lowell man as his property. While the arrests were being made the man who informed on the Mexi- cans disappeared.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
PLANS FOR DECORATION
 DAY OBSERVATION
ARE COMING TO A HEAD IN MOST SATISFACTORY
 MANNER.
Indicated That General Holiday Mil Be Observed in the City-mines Will Probably close-Union Memo rial Sunday Service by Churches.

It has been decided to hold a union memorial Sunday service at the Pres byterian Church Sunday evening. May 2Sth, under the direction of Rev. Fry, pastCT. Rev. J. A. Smith will preach the sermon O fthe evening, and all pastors of the city are to be assigned parts in the service in addition to the regular sermon. Music for the occa- sion will be furnished by the church choir, and the church will be decorat- ed by the church committee.
 All of the committees appointed to look after the several departments that make up the program for decora- tion day observation re:sort success.
 The finance committees report was especially encouraging, and it is hop ed that by the next meeting, Tuesday, the 23rd. that an amount large enough to cover the expenses will be raised.
 The railroad company will be asked to make low excursion rates into Bis bee on May 30th, and we hope to have g large crowd from Douglas and other points.
 Rev. Smith has been appointed chairman of the committee to have charge of the services at the graves on Memorial day.
 Reports indicate that the Copper Queen Mine will be closed down on the 30th. and the Calumet & Arizona people have advised that their Irish Mag shaft would also be closed that day.
 Altogether the indications are that Memorial Day in Bisbee will be a gen uine holiday and all are invited by those in charge of the plans to turn out and help the old soldiers and their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
DETERMINED OPPOSE
 TON ID GUT RATES
BARRIERS TAKE a HAND TO PRE- VENT ANOTHER ACCENT
 SHOP.
Defeated in First Round in the Court
 of Justice Murphy Yesterday After ~ -noon-Arborn Given Damages and
 Room Restored.

The fight on cut rate barber and beer shops in the city is waxing pret- ty warm, if feeling evidenced in the court of Justice Murphy yesterday af- ternoon may be taken as a criterion.
 The display came about through the suit of Arborn vs. Vellacott. The lat ter occupies the recently remodeled business block adjoining the Wave on
 Brewery. After he had made lease of the building he sublet a portion to Arborn, signing a written contract for term of one year at $50 per month. The contract contained TO other stipulations, being a model of brevity. It acknowledged the pay ment of $10 down on the first months rent. which was to have commenced jn the Sth.
 After paying the sic Arborn placed barber shop fixtures in the portion of the building he had relied and rrepar- cd to open up for business. Other barbers in the city ct this time heard of the intention Of Arbo,n to open an other 15-cent shop. he already having one on Main street A committee went to see Vellaco.t about it, ani that gentleman had the nxIures CT Arborn put in the street during his absence. When Arborn returned he was refused admission to the room he had contracted for. and was told that the contract was off.
 Arborn consulted attorneys and showed his contract with Vellacott. Suit was thereupon filed against Vel lacott, who was charged with forcible detainer. A jury was asked for the hearing yesterday afternoon and granted. It brought in verdict for Arborn, and allowed him damages to the extent of $50, as well as finding that his contract entitled him to pos session Of the room he had rented. The court ordered in accord. Vela- cott's attorney then gave notice of ap- peal, and it is understood that the case will be fought to a finish. Arborn is a relative of one of the proprietors of the 5-cent beer saloon on Brewery. opposition to the conduct of which has been pronounced among saloon keepers of the city. The scent sa- ioen people declare they are. making and that they intend Co stay in business. They assert that two other saloons in town will shortly join them in rate cutting.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
JURY FAILED TO AGREE.
Eight Stood for Acouittal of Glenn
 Latter Dismissed by Court.

George Glenn, charged with theft of hat from the Copper Queen store, was dismissed from custody by Jus tice Murphy yesterday following fail ure of the jury that heard the case to- reach an agreement. Eight stood for acauittal and four for conviction.
 All the testimony introduced was Of circumstantial character, and although some of it..was very strong, the jurors who stood out did not think that it warranted them ill making convic- ton. The one eye witness to the theft. was not available, having left the city on a business call the day the charge was filed against Glenn.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
FROM ALL OVER THE
 COUNTRY
APPLICATIONS CAME FOR eis6EE SCHOOL POSITIONS FROM 2S
 STATES.

Evidence of the Wide Reputation of the City as Great Mining Camp. One Applicant Offered Bribe.-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
GEORGE NELso NlMPRoviNo.
Sight Of Eye Will Be saVed-confirm-
 atioa of Stock Gift Report.

Word from George Nelson, injured three months ago at the L. ;. & P. by an explosion of caps, confirms the hope of his friends that his eyesight is being gradually restored. It is also now made known as a certainty Ihct MT. Nelson's future comfort and freedom from financial anxiety are as- snred through a presentation of C. & A. stock made to him by the manage ment of the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20

SCHWARTZ BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-20
Any Reasonable Man Knows That
 a Merchant Must Make a Profit.

Wouldn't you rather risk your busi ness with a house who, by the iegit innate methods have proven that they are giving the very best the market affords at their correct prices. We conduct a SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" and stake our reputation behind every transaction.
 This week we received our Low Cut Shoes in the A. E. Nettleton line One dandy Patent Leather Oxford at $500.
 Black Kid (not vici) in A. E. Net tIeton's, $500.
 Tan oxfords in the Selz line with a Sole of Honor" S3.50
 We've some Panamas blocked up in the correct N. Y. Styles, S6.O0 and $500.
 Also Good Straw Hats at The Safe Place.
 (Men Only)
 ccLNNAPrz PpOc
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
THE new BRIDGE AVID new DEPOT.
Steal Bridge for IHniss Street Shipped
Building Of The New DeDot Assured.

Mayor Boyden, having returned
from another conference with Mr..
Ackert in reference to the Inniss-
stree bridge and the e depot,
says:
Il am assured that the steel
bridge which is to be placed across
the North Carolina railroad on
lnnss street has already been
shipped, and will be in course of
construction within a few days.
A depot IS absolutely certain, and
engineers were here last week maxi
ing an examination with reference
to the most suitable Site"
The following petition in regard
to the site of the new depot has,
we are informed, been signed by a
SiN"t "@JCliUF vi OuI business men
and citizens:
1--WE, the undersigned merchants
and citizens of Salisbury, desire to
express our wishes relative to the
location of the new depot for this
city.
1--WE think it should be located
at its present site, as it will be
mucA more convenient for the cit
liens of the town as we'll as the
travelling public"
These petitions will be sent to
Washington at an early date.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Dog Meat at a Discount,

60 to now, ye dogs without IL
cense to roam! Tuck your tails
ana take to the woods, for your
qu"ndam friend and admirer is
on your trail with blood in his
eye.
Chef Miller has issued orders
to his subordlnates to slav the un-
tagged dogs and spare not, and in
obedience to his command Capt.
Parker and others of the police
force have slain quite a number
Of these homeless ANIMALS. Those
not mad have a right to get mad
at such treatment, 1t may be; but
it Is better to Stay all the dogs, re
gardlees of breed, than have one
person die the horrible death pro-
duced by hydrophobia. An ad-
mirer of dogs once said he did not
want to go to heaven if dogs were
not admitted there: but 1T is very
probable he did not say this du-
ring dogdays.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Ordination at The Episcopal Church.

At the Episcopal church Sunday
two young men we're ordained for
the diaconate according to the SOL
emn and impressive ceremony Of
that Church, Bishop Cheshire and
Revs. Owens and Bost participate
Ing i'll the ordination. The young
men ordained were Messrs. f, W.
R. Arthurs, of Troutmans, and l..
H Hoover, of brownsville. Rev.
Bost preached the ordination SER
mon, taking for his text, "Ye have
not chosen me, but I have chosen
you, that ye should go and bring
forth fruit, and that your fruit
should remain"
The scene was an impressive one
throughout, and was witnessed by
a large congregation.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
GRAINS OF NEWS FROM GRANITE QUARRY
Pastor Cox Pleasantly Pounded, and a Car
RuES Away and Threatens Damage.

GRANITE QUARRY, Aug, II.
Rain IS suporabundant; same is
true of grass and weeds.
The q;:arries are booming with
business ard the craeks with Va
ter.
Rev. Brewer sold out his stock
of goods to Louis Lyerly, whose
son Ernest will do the merchal :
dising act.
Yesterday a fiat car loaded with
lumber became dncoupled at the
depot and flew off on q tangent
toward Salisbury, running beyond
the crossing of the Mt. Pleasant
road. 1t was feared II would COL
Tide with the Norwood mai! but
no damage was done.
The anniversary OF DF. COX
birthday occurred on the 9th, as
usual, and because of this his peo-
pie gathered themselves together
and pounded him to 3 stand-still.
What they did for him was, il
slang %parlance, a PIT will be "a
plenty'' as long as it IA 'ts. The
Doctor pounded them in return
with 'heartfelt thanks" e.. Ice
cream and music we're served in
abundance, and it was an all
round enjoyable affair. The Doc
tors children had presented MIN
with a Dice arm chair previous to
the pounding. QUERY.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
PIucky Mrs.. TrexIer.

An unknown negro attempted
last Wednesday night to enter the
residence of S. J. Porch in East
Spencer, and was detected in the
act by Mrs. Charles Trex]er, q
neighbor, who got her little gun,
went out and with it persuaded
the would-be burglar to stand still
until an officer came and took the
negro in charge. After his arrest
the negro admitted that he had
attempted to enter the same house
the night before.
1t may be this negro is one of
the lot of striped road hands who
have escaped lately.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Mad Dog" Excitement.

Last Friday there was great ex-
element about noontlde down in
the neighborhood of the court
house, owing to a chase by the po-
lice after a dog supposed to have
hydrophobia. which was finally
slain.
Some days ago the little daugh-
ter of W. J. Morton, of Chestnut
Hill, was supposed to have been
bitten on the lip by a pet dog that
two days aftervard showed symp-
toms Of madnes. It is possible
that the cut on the child's lip was
not made by the dog, but Mr.. Nor
ton means to take 10 chances, and
will have the maidstone applied to
the wound.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
{gGGdICsf LEAFLETS.

WooDLEAF, n. G, Aug. Il.
We are having Observation-Disclosures
weather at present.
Woodleaf and Franklin baseball
teams viii cross bats neXt SatuI-
day.
Our farmers are busy nowadays
breaking up land for wheat,
A protracted meeting started at
South River church yesterday, and
everybody is invited to attend.
Miss Shives, Of Salisbury, is Wis
ting at J. w. AleEander's.
Miss Willie Lalpe has returned
home from visiting relatives At
Spencer.
Sam Benson has returned home
from Clarington, Ark, where be
has been farming this summer.
Hiner Harah, a japanese grad
uate of Trinity College and a
preacher. has been spending q few
days in our village with Rev. J. P.
Loving. He delivered a splendid
lecture at the Methodist church
Wednesday night. He left us yes
terday for Salisbury.
The Methodist Sunday school
will give a public picnic next Sat-
urday, which everybody is invited
to attend, Bring full baskets.
The exercises will consist of songs,
recitatlons, and a speech at II
o'clock by the Rev. Pegram, Of
Winston.
What is the matter with the P.
P. S.? Wake up and let us hear
from you all.
Wishing all much success, | re-
main Tom CAT.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
SPENCER NEWS.
Appropriations Marked Out for Improve

Appropriations Marked Out for Improve
fnentS.
The board Of aldermen are pre-
pairing to issue $35, 900 worth Of
bonds, the proceeds to be used for
municipal improvements. 1t IS
stated that some northern firms
have made good bids for the bonds,
which bear 5 per cent, payable
semi-annually, and redeemable at
the expiration of thirty years.
1t is proposed to use the money
derived from the sale of the bonds
as follows: For sewerage system,
$15. 5000; for streets and sidewalks,
$14, 900; for school purposes, &c.
900.
The plans and specifications are
being prepared, and it is expected
that work on the improvements
will begin as soon as the bonds are
placed.
The graded-school board expects
soon to enter into a contract for
the erection this fall of a hand
some and commodious brick school
house.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Or. Julius Caldwell, Jr,, Highly Boaored.

The subject of this article, after
ten years Of study flour as an aca-
demic student and six as post
graduate in Johns Hopkins, iii Bal
tlmore). is now the recipient Of
many honors. DR.. Caldwell has
been protfered the position of dean
of the medical school Of North
Carolina University }, made vacant
by the resignation Of DR.. White
head: then Wake Forest asked
him to become the head OF her
medical department.; he was also
offered a position in Panama at a
$4,000 salary; and last, but not
least in his estimation. he was Of
fered an assistant professorshlr
under the famous DR.. Kelley, il
the Johns Hopkins University
He turned down the first three
fattering offers and accepted The
assistant professorship, and vii
remain in that position for q year
when he will come forth from tina
famed institution we'll equipped
to combat the Ills which human
flesh is heir to.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Miscellany.

G.. W. Connell, administrator
for the estate of Harold Crowell,
who was killed last June at the
Spencer shops while at work, has
brought suit against the Southern
for $25, 900 damages.
W. B. Harris, who has been i'll
with fever, has sufficiently recoy-
cred to resume work at the shops
here.
The Salisbury and Spencer
Street Railway Co. have contract.
ed to furnish the town with cleo
trio lights, and the poles and wires
for same are being placed.
Work on the water works, it is
expected, will begin at an early
day. II. A. Presley, of Washing
ton, who holds the franchise of
the Water Works Co., was here
last week looking after the prelim-
inaries, The intention is to bore
enough arteslon wells in the CEN
ter of the town to get the supply
of water needed for public and
private use, and he expects to get
a sufficient supply at a depth of
100 feet.
A chapter of orphans from the
Oxford Asylum gave a concert in
Wachovia Hall last Wednesday
night, which was we'll attended.
The entertainment was under the
auspices of the Spencer Masonic
Lodge, and the success attending
it was largely due to their efforts
to make it successful.
Spencer is to have a better tele-
phone system. The old phones
and switch-boards are to be sup
planted by newer and more mod
ern instruments and boards.
Rev. e. L, Richie, of East Spen-
GER, went to Cabarrus Monday to
attend the congregational reunion
at St. Johns Lutheran church.
At a meeting of the aldermen
Saturday night E. NJ. Patterson,
an employe of the Southern, was
elected chief of the Spencer fire
department.. Hudson & Kluttz, a
firm Of young lawyers of this
place, were elected as the towns
attorneys.
The Southern has lately received
from the Richmond Va, Locomo.
tive Works sixty II W locomotives
of large size, fifty for freight and
ten for passenger service, at a cost
of $3.50, 900. They have also pur'
chased twenty-five of same kline
for use on the Knoxville, beside 6
lot of smaller engines for use at
other points on their system,
M. A. Shanks will not go to At
lanta, but will remain in the EN-.
ploy of the Southern here.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Local News Items

Despite the uufavorahle wealth
er, the Masonic picnic at Mocks-
vile last Week w"s fairly we'll at
tended by Salisbu1ians.
A. s. IIeijig, who has been i'll
for some weeks with fever. is I'M
proving.
Miss Ludora Van PuD,e, of Ora
ven, who was bitten some weeks
ago by a dog supposed to be mad.
was taken by her father to Balti-
more, where she received the Pas
teur treatment. MIR. Poole thinks
his daughttT isiOv ont Of danger
from the bite.
The fall term Of the Salisbury
graded school VIII 5egiA Wednes-
day, September 9Th.
Torrcnce Montgomery, who cut
Alex. florence at the freight trans
fer sheds last Thursday. was re-
leased from custody on giving 300
bond to ansNerth Tie charges agains,
him. T~orreucr's wounds were nov
50 bad as at first Supposed; he Wa~
able to be cut on the streets the
day after the occurrence. The af-
fair, it seems, started IN fun.
The North Carolina Furniture
Dealers Association, which met
at High Point, adjourned Thurs
day to meet next year at Winston
Among the officers elected are G.
W. Wright, 4th vica.president,
and w. B. Summersett, secretary
and treasurer-both Of Salisbury.
R. M. PendletoD, secretary Of
Salisbury Typographical Union, is
again on the sick list. He has the
best wishes of the boys for an early
recovery.
Last Friday II city IVES full Of
excursionists, mostly colored. 4
train from Norfolk, Va, brought
one contingent, and a train from
Kershaw, S, c., brought the other.
They struck it right for Watermel-
ons, as the stores were we'll sup
piled with them.
Charles r.. Woolen, secretary Of
the University of North Carolina,
was here last week in the interest
of that institution.
The small building that stood
opposite the Salisbury passenger
depot, formerly used by the local
claim agent, has been moved to
East Spencer to be used for the
same purpose there by the South
ern's agent.
w. G.. Watson went to States
vile last Friday to attend the re-
union of Company A, I'D regl-
ment of North Cardinals Confed-
crate troops.
Miss Nettie Malone is quite Ill
at the home Of her parents on
North Main street.
TheScaipers' picnic came OFT ,ac'
cordlng to program, at Grants
creek last Friday. Editor Julian,
of the Post, made an address to
the Scalpers, and we suppose 1t
was replete with instructions as
to the most approved method of
hypnotizing the victim with sweet
phrases while he is being scalped'
The occasion was enjoved, despite
the showerv weather.
Rev. H. A. Mccullough, Of Mt.
Pleasant, delivered the principal
address at the Lutheran MISSION
ary meeting held at Zeb last Sun
day.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
Successful Burglars.

The residence of A. M. Lohin,
OH Chestnut Hill, was entered at
a late hour Sunday night and $165
stolen therefrom. Among the sto-
len money were three 500 gold
pieces, one being marked. with a
cross. The matter was reported
to the officers, but no clue has yet
been found of the burglars.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1905-08-16
THE CAROLINA WATERMAN.
RAILWAY GUIDE,
DEPARTURE FROM SALISBURY.
MAIN

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