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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18
C0CHISE COUNTY BUDGET
CULLED FROM EXCHANGES

From the Tombstone Prospector.
Col. Mike Gray has suffered the loss
of his right arm, amputation being nee
essary on account of cancer. He is
we'll known in southern Arizona. Col.
Gray is rs years old.
From the Bisbee Miner.
What Bisbee needs, Bisbee wants,
and what Bisbee demands now is free
delivery of her mail She has been en-
titled to it for a long time and there
should be an immediate move to get
this.
Mrs. Ernest Larson fell from the
first story balcony of the Kinsey House,
distance of 25 feet, breaking the
bones of one leg and sustaining injuries
about the head and shoulders. The
railing failed to sustain her weight and
it is marvel that she was not instant
ly killed.
From the international American.
The Naco Budget is authority for the
statement that the Southern Pacific
has let contracts for building a big
round house and larger shops in that
place.
Douglas will have school building
of five rooms and costing 81, 1856, com
pleted early in September 1t is in the
mission style and will be equipped and
appointed in the most modern manner.
John Sterling, deaf and dumb man,
was run over this morning by the east
bound passenger train on Ell Paso &
Southwestern railroad short distance
west of the town of Fairbank, result
ing in his instant death.
The contract for repairing the Doug
las iail is to be awarded on Monday
next when the board of supervisors will
meet for that purpose. The present
building is to be steel lined at a cost
not 60 exceed $1,000. The supervisors
will also let contract for a small Jail
I building at Lowell.
A special train bearing number of
stockholders and directors of the FL
Paso & Southwestern and Copper
Queen is expected to arrive in Douglas
/ the latter part of the week from the
east, after which they will leave for
Bisbee and the west. 1t is stated the
party will inspect the entire Phelps
/ Dodge interests before returning east.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18
ITEMS FROM PRESCOTT
AND YAvAPAl COUNTY

From the Prescott Courier.
One night recently, about O'Clock,
a thief entered the Del Monte restaur-
ant on North Cortez street, while the
waiter was in the kitchen, and walked
Off with the cash register. Policemen
Erwin and Heisler secured the city for
the thief, but failed to find him.
From the Prescott Journal-Miner.
Fred Ullman, former member of the
city council of jerome, left that
city on Wednesday last under es-
cort of the city marshal, as far
as the depot, because of threats
made against his life. He had been
very active in an effort to pass an ordi-
nance which would exclude women
from saloons. This aroused the enmity
of the tough element who threatened
openly to do him to death" He re-
signed as a member of the council and
will hereafter reside in Santa Monica,
Cal.
From the Prescott Herald
An oil drilling rig is now on the
ground, at a point about six miles from
Prescott, where the sinking of well
will soon be commenced. Los Angeles
oil experts will conduct operations and
claim that indications are extremely
encouraging for strike of high grade
oil.
f. II. Weeks has located 10000
miners inches of water and the site for
an electrical power plant on the Verde
river, about 1900 hundred feet below
the mouth of Fossil creek, in the Sulli-
van mining district. 1t is proposed to
erect large plant from which power
will be furnished over large section
of the country.
Lieut.. Gen'. Adna r. Chaffee, ac-
companied by Major Genl. Charles f.
Humphreys, quartermaster general of
the army and Capt. Grote Hutche-
son, aide to the chief of staff, reached
Prescott on Tuesday, May 8, on his
tour Of inspection of the military posts
of the southwest. He inspected Fort
Whipple and left Wednesday for Fort
Wingate. A reception was rendered
the distinguished guests at the Yava-
pal club which was largely attended by
representative citizens of Prescott
who did all possible in the short time
to make the generals visit pleasant in
the section where he spent so many
years before attaining to his present
rank and position.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18

experienced all the symptoms of pois.
oning directly after eating ice cream.
The results were not serious.
From Tempe News;
Mesa and Tempe are busily employed
accusing each other of being RESPONSE
BILE for the citizenship (?) of the black
guards who rotten-egged the Kelvin
excursionists. No Kentucky feud is
likely to result, however.
A number of our ranchers are com
planning that owing to the excessive
rain this season their wheat crops are
badly damaged by rust. Some of them
are already cutting their wheat for
hay. 1t is said that there will be no
more wheat in the valley this year than
last.
Several hundred people from this
place took in the Phoenix & Eastern
excursion to Kelvin yesterday. Some
of them were unfortunate enough to be
in range of the volley of rotten eggs
which was fired at the train by party
of hoodlums just as the train was leav-
ing on the return trip.
From the Arizona Republican.
Miss Mather, principal of the Normal
training school at Tempe, has resigned
her position assigning as reason the
desire to rest and pursue her studies
year or two. The resignation was
accepted regretfully as she has been a
most efficient teacher.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
IN GRAHAM COUNTY

From the Bulletin:
The Stafford Ice & Creamery company
has been Incorporated with $3.50 cap
ltal stock. Geo. A. Olney, z. c. Prina,
K, {. Layton, p. J. jacobson and j..
H. Welker are the incorporators.
From Stafford Guardian
The Baptists of Stafford contemplate
the erection of new church building
m the near future. Liberal aid from
outside sources is promised and con-
eerted effort will be made TO raise the
necessary funds.
AMexican who has worked for Del
POTTER for about two years was killed
on Thursday last at the Potter
nine He was being hauled out OF
.oe shaft and just as he got to the tor
'eu back and down seventy feet and
was instantly killed.
Mrs. I, d. Morris of Globe, went to
"a Paso this morning with DIR. Weeks
ior treatment Mrs. Morris has been
sufferer from facial neuralgia for
years and her many friends hope that
,"e specialist will be as successful in
ge' case as in others he has treated
from here.
., Inc Forest Reserve force under the
DnecVon Of Mr.. Hampton, had the
misfortune to lose their camping outfit
,ao' sunday. They had camping quar-
No On Weech canyon and while out or
0O'y the camp paraphernalia caught
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18
What Has Happened in the Ter
ritOry Since Our Last
Issue
TERRlT0RY'S BUSIEST YEAR
Progress Making in Every Line Crops
Will Be Unusually Good The Cattle
Ranges Are Much Improved The
Prosperity Is General.

Douglas is short of flour and Bisbee
bakeries have been shipping 1000 loaves
of bread daily to the hungry town.
MANY MeXicans have called for their
time checks and quit work because
tortilla material was not to be had.
Benson has been levied upon for all its
surplus and now Bisbee is getting very
low in stock because of the double
drain. Bisbee is also bewailing the
scarcity Of "spuds and restaurants
are substituting cereals and other veg
etables. All this because the floods
have so disorganized freight deliveries.
Prisoners in the alleged Jail at Yuma
lifted the door off its hinges and walked
out Tuesday last. During the previous
week they made an unsuccessful at
tempt to remove one of the steel lining
plates and were within an hour of lib
erty when caught at their work. Three
inmates escaped and one surrendered
later in the day after stretching his
legs about town for a few hours. Yuma
Sentinel
From the Tucson Citizen.
The Tucson postoilice has outgrown
its present quarters and accommoda
tons and the postmaster is hustling for
new location.
Fromthe Nogales Times.
a new passenger and freight depot,
with accommodations for the Wells
Fargo company, has been commenced
at Nogales. The former structure was
destroyed by fire.
From the Phoenix Enterprise.
The Knights of Pythias lodge in
Yuma has decided to accept Architect
Thornton's plans for building to cost
$1,000 Stores will occupy the ground
floor and the second story will be de-
voted to lodge rooms, etc.
From the Mohave Miner.
We are advised that the Mohave Val
ley under the canal of the Rio Colo
rado Land and Irrigation company, is
fast filling up with a good class of set
tiers. So far there are about $50 peo-
pie in the valley and before many
months passes by the number will be
largely augmented.
The Santa Fe railroad company is
building sidetrack in the canyon south
Of Kingman and will drive piling to d.
vert flood waters from the road bed.
The company has rip-rapped large
section of track in the canyon and
made it safe from future floods. The
wooden bridges are to be replaced by
granitoid abutments and steel struc-
lures, which will withstand the great
est Of floods.
At Stockton Hill, distance of more
than twenty miles, the blasting for the
new Yampai creek channel is heard.
The great blasts contain thousands of
pounds Of powder and ten or twelve
shots are fired at one time. When the
work is completed an entirely new
waterway will have been opened for
the food waters through Truxton can
yon. The work entails an expenditure
Of quarter of million dollars by the
Santa Fe railroad company.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1905-05-18
DOlNGS IN PHOENIX AND
THE SALT RIVER VALLEY

From the Enterprise
Wickenburg will vote on May 81, on
the question of bonding school district
No. 8 for $1,000, for the purpose of
building and equipping new school
house.
From the Phoenix Gazette
Judge Phillips, of the probate court,
and members of his family, recently
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

aaufmann 2ubnig Spanbl, 9ernals.
9eaalegaf1e 3 etablirt, in Der StaDts
babn6alteit e1e 4lierItrabe bur9 eiren
segen ben 8opf abgegebenen &epolper'
i9ub set0btet. = Ser ebemaligs
Acknowledgements 9eorg Sret'
berr b. 8eeB unb Gbroftin lit auf ietz
ner 8siiBung i'm 81. 2ebensjahrs ses
for6en.-Oer 41iG6riee 3anbi9aftsz
mailer @uguit Serai9,9 runoitsingaie
4 pobnbaft, jagte ii9 cine &ugel in
bic linte 8ruitieite unb perleBte iiA
lebenseefG6rli9.
Siala. Der e6emalige Rei9s'
ratbsabseprbnete 81 .9ermann Barron
Gsecs be 2inbsnpalb, lit auf fsineS
8eiibung &oSb plOBli9 geltorben.
8rud. Ser 34idbrige Sberleutz
nant unb 8ataiGpnsabiutant bes Z.
| 6elbiGser : 9ataiGons Gugen Gutter
bat ii9 in Der Ndbe Der Milttdri4isBz
ftGtte erI9ofen.
8ubapeft. Sier iinb Der pros
fet1pr Der Nu9er1elltunDe an Oer uHls
beriitdt, SpttOr Wilbelm S4ulst, uno
Der profehor am ungarif4en Polp=
! te3nifum, &oloman b. Giitb, getor'
ben.
Oombrdu. Der 2dnoesprdit IL
bent bat ben bieiisen 9rubenaufiebern
Sp6ann @pu3b unb Siibor Olf4dr
Die Gbrenmebaine fir ~4Ojd9rige trsue
Oienite suerfannt.
Gppan. 8iirSli9 bat fi9 Der be'
fannie %52idhrise WeinbGnbler Srana
Mair bon bier erf4ofen.
Grab. Der aus 9amburg ges
biirtise @sent fir Photographers @r<
titel 9einri9 Sebbern t0btete bic 6rau
ieines Quartiersebers Spfef SOfler,
SObanna SOFTER, bur9 bret RebolDer>
f43he unb iuste it9 bann fslbit cine
&uael in bic 8ruit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Samr, ans Observation-Disclosures.

Cine betpun0erungspiiroige 6eloenz
that einfa6er 9iiitenbenobner miro In
Der Niin9ner s3eiti9rift rNatur un0
&ultur" oen Oeuti9en in's Geoddt>
nib 5uriidgerufen. Cine groBe Gturm=
flutb beOrobte 1916 oas Sorf Offens
parOen, !0annoper, nit 8erni9turg.
Sas S6idIal oes Srtes bling an
einem Spare. Der tpegen zines S9lsus
fenbuues neu uufseporfene mod gang
lodere Set9 Dor ienem Srte litt f9on
auf's 6O6ite. @ereits fingen Die bod
gef9pOaenen, unabldiFg berunbrau>
ienben 5liit6en an, ii9 oben Sur6 Die
9ei9tappe einen Oeg gu ba6nen. Die
9efabr bate Sen lebten 9ipfel errei6t.
Cine &appitiir5ung mar nit ieoer Mis
mute bor~aussuieben un6 Damn elm boil
lenoeter Sei9bru9 unpermeioli9. Sa
tparfen ii9 Die Ginpobner oes Oorfes,
an ibrer Spite Der Snsenieur S9rr
ter, elm gntel oes @i trpnomen, bon
Mutb nit ibren 2eibern auf Die Oei9s
tappe. Sober elm 9iinbsl Gtro6 Dor
ii4, lagen fie bier 10 Ianse in Sturm
uno Wosenorang, Biz oas Wafer eez
faIen uno Die giotb poriiber par. 90
retteten ,brabe MGnner nit @efdbr
ibres 2ebens unter Den unfdglt6fes
Gnitrensun9en ibr 9eimatboorf rs
lebenotger Waa 9egen Die Sturmflutb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

Oarfsbmen. 9eim SiI6en In
Der Qngerapp ertrant Der 9efreits unb
Sfft3terburI4e &laus 8obe bon Der
4.gOmpasnie bss acknowledgements
Wo. As.
Gpbttu6nen. Die 55idbrige
beutf9e &D8in MoGp S%epui4epsfh
tit pom gebilfen bss &uti4srs, einsm
iuneen Nisni9sn bon 16 Sabren Nuz
mems Si9etus, bur4 @rti4ldge auf
ben aopf unb tn ben Gals gstObtst
tporben.
Qasbe6nen. Sier ma6te Der
63id6rige ariesspstsrun, Ssilermei>
tier Sinnep, bur4 @r6dngsn fetnem
2eben elm Gnbe.
2outient6al. @erI9ittet nuts
be bic Srieberite RosaGa o 9ier in
elmer bisiigsn Sanbgrube; lie mubte
IN bas &ranten6aus ein9eliefert tper>
ben.
Ni9ets Satuten. Sas &C.
61ft bes Wtrtbs Mdrttn Preitbas
bieriel6it, bsittbenb aus Wobn6dus,
Stall, S9euns nit Seller unb Wdgsns
f9auer, lit NIT fGmmtli6em lebenben
unb tooten Snpsntar ~bolfdnbtg mics
berge6rannt.
Sferobe. 4ls Der Mrbeiter
Sriebri9 8pmblutus elm NIT Steinen
belabenes Subrfpert beiteigen tpolte,
glttt er a6 unb fam unter bic Rdber.
Die YferDe sogen an uno Elm &ab
ging benz beoauernstpert6en Monn
iber ben &opf, 10 oaB Der Sob balo
eintrat.
9iIIfatten. @r6siter Sons
Sorn aus @r. @usstuti4en bate ii4
i'm 8ruge betrunten unb i9on bort
9dnbel a~nsefansen. OILS er na3
9duie fam, brang er nit offenem
MeFer in bic Stu6e bes Sobannes
alod elm, nobel er es auf ben ni9t gu
9auie befinbli9en 8lod abseie6en gu
baben i9ien. Den bereinten &rdften
Der ibrisenSnitleute selang es i4lisbs
lt9, ben Sobenbsn in feline eisene
Stu6e gu brinaen. Sorn foG bann
iebo6 tpieber NIT ieinem MeHer unb
erbobenem Spaten auf bic iibrigen
Snitleute e~ingsbrungen fem. Nun bolts
Der Ssnitmann Sobann pontaett Elm
@erpe6r 6erbet. Yl0Bli9 fra6te elm
SduB unb 9orn lag am 8ooen. poz
pt1eit nil in Notbps6r se6anbelt
baben. @ls mar Sorn snttleioete,
seiste ii6 cine @erlebuns in ber9au4z
gesenb, on Der er mad furser 3eit perz
ftarb. popileit. benz iein Oienitberr
elm autes 3eushiB uusiteute, tpurbe in
nnteriu9unss6aft esnpmmen.
9roptn8 2sefprenken.
Oanstg. Dem poliseiIefretdr
Otto Neubaus bierielbt, pel9er tn
ben &ubsitanb tritt, lit Der Sitsl
vaanaleiratb" perlieben tpprben.
Mltflteb 8. Mit Ieinsm 3epolber
fat ii9 Der 9dtbner Sspcorra bon bier
bur9 l1nporf9tisteit setObtet. S5p>
cprrd tpoQte feinen Hepolper reintgen,
babel entlub fi4 bic @affe unb Der
S9ub traf i'm in ben Gopf.
9du. Maler 9latpun feiz
erts fein 2~5jdhrises Subildum als
Observation-Disclosures bes bieisen &riez
ger : 8ereins; felt IA Sabrsn lit er
S9abmeiiter bes 8ereins.
Sfatop. Der 6olaf9lGgsr &ub
tpurbe in Der Der Serri9oft eppniepo
ge%b5rigen 5Qrit bon stnem gefdltsn
unb acknowledgement 8%aumitumme
setroffen unb 10 f9psr perlebt, bab er
mad turaer .3eit, obne bic 8efinnung
pieoer erlanst su BADEN, ftarb.
@oral. 9as Maurerpolisr Wetnes
f9e Gbepaar feierte bier in boiler Hii<
ftisteit bas Geit Der s%Oloenen 9o4asit.
Die tir9li9e Giniesnuns ponSog
pfarrer 9emste 3u 2onoiab.
Marienburg. Die golbene
9od5sit bssins Bel boiler Selunoheit
unb 3iifiefeit NIT ieiner Satin Der
friibere @uts6efber, iebise aentisr
9err &eimer in 9eububen Bel Marien<
burg.
YreuBif6zR pfensart.-
0on elmer Pappel erf4lagen purbs
bier Der Better 5einri4 SrOie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05


mers. Gin e~igenartiges Seit, tpie IS
in aOln mod ME gefeiert tporoen lit,
fano iiinsitbin in einem Oortisen
Saale itatt. Samen tparcr es, Die
gu Der Seier eingela0en batten, uno
audi Die peitaus grObte 3abl ser
Sbeilnebmenoen geb0rte Dem peib=
Ii9en @ei9le9te on. &ein Srupfsn
gllfobol mar gu ieben. 2ange &eibsn
bon Safsn 5ierten Die blumengez
f9miidten 6eistafeln. 9epaltige &afz
feefannen i9ier unsri9Opfli9en Sn=
balts treiiten lumber; aus 8ldttexn
uno 8liitben ragten san5e 8erge bon
SUDDEN uno Sorten empor. gs mar
elm Ibiturientinnenz &ommers. Die
flint S9iilerinnen, Die in Den Pripatz
flaHen oes @ereins MGS9engpmnuz
Iium porbereitet uno na9 Dem grdmen
nit Dem 3euanib Der &eife CUR l1ni>
beriitdt entlafen porOen tpdren, bait
ten i'm bsranitaltet, um nod einmal
NIT ibren 2ebrern, 2ebrerinnen uno
Miti6iilerinnen einiee frObli9e Stun>
bsn gu perleben. gri9ienen tpuren
audi Die Gltern Ser Nbiturientinnen,
iopie Die 81 ritanosmitglieoer 0es
@ereins Mdb6en9pmnufium. 2auz
MICE Heoen tpuroen gebalten, uno Elm
flottes SGn59en bei4lob Die f9One
Seier.
6 q g lt9es 9 t.
10 II Of 8 m ittel." Sin Bart
pu9smittel bon unseabnter Wirtiams
felt" empfubl Der aaufmann, friibere
G%abritarbeiter 5rieori9 9epping in
Neuenra3e, Weffulen, Dem iugenoz
li9en mdnnli9en publitum, tpobei er
sldnaenoe @ei9dfte maGte, benn feline
rpeltberiibmten Mittel Mpol!onia uno
Nopeaa." Die fat nir aus @aieline
ooer paraffin beitanbsn unS gu prsi>
len bis gu flint Mart perfauft tpuroen,
batten nur einen Wertb bon tpenigen
pfennisen. Sas 2anbgeri4t bate
9eppins i'm Suli b. s. tpegen 8etrues
at bier Mpnaten 9efdnenib uno 5000
Mart Celebrate berurtbeilt. Oas
Reidsseridt bat neuli4 feline Repifion
periporfsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

@Gs ii GLIDE Stobz
fir Rodidums baden fi9 ets
ma bret 3oG breite S9rdgitrei=
fen aus @elpet ertpieien, bic am unte@
rem @anbe nit elmer S9nureinlase
perieben unb am pberen obne l1m<
f9ldg aufsefdumt tperben. Sold.
Stobtanten, bic man fertis, aud
runb oetpebt, bsfomnlt, iinb iebr baltz
bar unb lei4t au~saubiirften ober NIT
genain abaureiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05

- Die befe 5 Gent @igarre In
Der Stabt, Wu&o's .~2ongfelou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-05
Yropin3 9fpreuBen.

&Dnigsberg. Der bier poblz
bstannte 3anbf9oftsmaler 9einri4
ao6nsrt lit i'm AZ. 2e6susjabre in
Berlin : Wilmersborf geftorben. :
Ssin 5~0idbrises Oieniju6ildum be-
gtng bsrpoftmeiiter Serbinunb DETER
reid in Sif9baufen. 4m @ormittag
trafen aIs 9ratulanten spei 3dtbe Der
Disqualification a0ni9s6ers elm urb
ii6er6radten benz Subilar bas patent
iiber feline grnsnnung gum &sanunss,
rdt6.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-13
DEATH OF DR.. ANDERSON
Resolutions Adopted by the Faculty and
Students of Trinity University.

Immediately following the receipt
of the news of the death of DR.. Jesse
Anderson. which occurred at Hubbard
City yesterday morning at $40. a
mass meeting Of students and the
faculty was held and the following
resolutions of sympathy were adopt
ed
Having received the sad intelli-
gence Of the death of Rev. Jesse An
derson. A. NJ. Phi D, the faculty
and students of Trinity University
desire to express:
First, Their deep sense of person
al loss in the untimely death of a
former president Of this institution
During the period of his admfnistra-
uon. President Anderson endeared
himself TO his associates and students
ia such a way as TO make his infiu-
ence most positively felt in the shap-
ing of high character and the cuIri-
yation of worthy ideals
Second. Their conviction that his
departure from this life means dis
tiuct and jrrepar8bie loss 40 edu-a-
tion in general ard 10 the State of
Texas I'm particular Dr Anderson g
scholarship was Of the highest iyur
and his devotion 20 learning for irs
own sake yielded very rich fruit fu
his own character and in the erection
Of noble type of citizenship in our
commonwealth
Third. Their profound sympathy
with he church of which he was SO
useful and hOnored a minister His
strength as preacher of the Word
AS well as his Influence upon the lives
and purposes of his people require
hut 10 he mentioned In order TO be
fully recognized.
Fourth, TheJ- -inccrest coincidence
With his hereaved help-meot I'm thls
hour of distrcs-iuE SORROW we can DO
no more than commend her fu thr
Omnipoteut One who was The am
failing stay uf her husbaud's life and
lhe abiding source of his power We
desire 10 miueic 0ur tears with those
of this mother and her children. a..
euriug them that we shall alva,-
cherish with rarrst affection .le
memory IF tho life and serri,. Ut
thrir distinguished dead
As further mark of respect lu hf.
memcri ihr regular vvprclaea of .r.
t'n.yerattF were suspended this wor
iuE. lho funeral hFluE held at In
O'Clock at Hubbard CITY
Jhe fuilaWlrE rUprNsrutafisr- l.
fhe faculty and student body vtr.
appointed to aitrud the fuuefsI
whlca w1s conducted uy ur CD s.
HodsHhamnr President Tawe-
Dean Huuheak Nra Johnson rraf
j ~ Ggrdau. p E Nftar H NJ rau
gns5 ara VS. g. kfHHau
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-13

Work Of Gathering Staple About Fin
ished i'm Some Sections.

The following bulletins relative to
the progress made in gathering the
cotton crop In Texas were received
at p. II. Wilson's cotton exchange
today:
Marion--Cotton picking about fin
ished.
Cuero-Crop about all gathered.
slayden-E Eighty-five per cent of
the crop gathered; average yield Is
bale per acre
Austln~-Crop about three-fourths
gathered; top crop is opening in
spots.
Cotton crop turning out
very poorly; boil weeyils are running
late cotton.
Lampasas-Cotton crop will be
gathered by end of this month
Jewett--About eighty per cent of
crop has been picked and sold
Marlin-About IS per cent of crop
has been picked. ginned and sold
There will be no top crop,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-13
TRAVEL TO CUBA.
Installation Of Service win BE INSTALL
eel October GS.

New Orleans, Oct. 13.-While the
fever situation at New Orleans un-
d0uhtedly has curtailed prospective
winter travel 20 Cuba. Southern Pas
senger Agent r. e. Batturs Of the
Southern Pacific announces that the
installation OF their Cuban service
viii not bee deferred and that the New
Orleans Havana lyner. Prince Arthur,
Is now on her way here prepared
20 leave on her maiden trip Wednes-
day. October is. The Prince Arthur
is the largest OF the Havana liners.
carrying lTS in her first cabin. AZ
second cabin and &c steerage She
will be devoted almost exclusively
10 the passenger service, carrying
tight carEOos, The Chalmette OF Excel
slor taking care Of freight traffic
General Passenger Agent r J. An
deTsOu advises that the new ship will
make g knots an hour. considerably
cutting down the previous time uf
passage between New Orleans and
Havana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-10-13
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS.
Some Good Attractions VIII BE Seen
on the Dallas Trail.

The amusement committee of the
Dallas State Fair, which will be held
October 2S to November IL, Is salts
fled that the list Of high-class attrae-
tions secured will place all former
efforts in the shade.
Never before have such expen-
siye shows been contracted for nor
have the wide variety and high class
nature of the entertainment been
equaled, said President Heating or
the fair association to the writer.
Moreover, special care and the
closest scrutiny have been exercised
In securing clean, up-to-date attrac-
tions that viii appeal To every mem
ber of the family-the ladies and
children especially. In order to in
sure complete satisfaction on the
score of absolute eIeanness and re-
spectability OF every attraction that
will line the Dallas Trail, the city
committee contracted with Harry r.
Rayer and J. 4. Darnaby for the
whole of their splendid attractions
These twentieth century managers Of
tented attractions have been COM
mended throughout the country by
clergymen. bankers, capitalists and
merchants for the progressive steps
taken TO provide entertainment that
will appeal to the respectable and
better element Under their strict
surveillance NOT a single objection
able feature Is permitted. so that
mothers. daughters, wives and sweet
hearts can see every one of the shows
offered by them without the slight
est fear Of having delicacy or good
breeding offended