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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09


Notice Is hereby given that on June
Sd, 1905, application viii be made by
z. W. Lamar, d. Hale Wilson, Harry
z Graham, l. s. Brown and Leslie T.
Brooks, 70 the Governor OF the State
OF Florida, for letters patent incorpor.
atfng them and their associates inc
the Pensacola Abstract Company. un.
der a charter IN words and figures fol
lowing:
!. The name OF the corporation shall
be the Pensacola Abstract. Company
and its principal place Of business
snail be Pensacola. Eseambia County
Florida.
2. The general nature Of the bust
ness 70 be transacted by the corpora
ton shall be the making OF copies and
abstracts OF the public records Of
deeds, mortgages, taxes, judgments
Hens and all other records of Escam
oia county, florida, relating to or ef
fectsng the title to real property, and
selling the same; and TO lease. hold
or own SUCH property, real and per
sonal, as may be necessary or useful
ID the transaction of said business.
q, ihs amount OF capital stock saaIl
be ten thousand dollars (s1O .OOo1 dI
videa into one hundred shares of tht
par value OF one hundred dollars each
hYe thousand dollars OF which shall be
paid In and by the property and asset:
OF the business lately run under the
name OF the West Florida Abstract
& Realty Company, the balance to bt
paid IN cash, and said shares to b
fuiiy paid and worcestershire.
4 The said corporation shall exist
for the term of fifty years.
B. The business of the corporation
snail be conducted by president, a vice
president. a secretary and q treasurer
general manager, and 2 board of tiy,
directors, to be elected ar the annua
meeting Of the stockholders of IN,
company to be held on the first Thurs
day IA January OF each year. Tht
names OF the officers who are TO con
duct the business of the company un
I'll the first election are: c. w. Lanai
president; Leslie e. Brooks. yice-Dres
ide9t; D, Hale Wilson. secretary an,
/ treasurer; and Harry E. Graham. gen
eraI manager; and c. ". Lamar n
Hale Wilson, Harry z. Graham. Las
lie z. Brooks and L. s. Brown snal
constitute the board of directors.
s. The highest amount of indebted
ness TO which the corporation can a
any time subject itself shall be twen
ty-nye thousand dollars.
| z. The names ana Residences ~ n,
subscribers. and the amount of can
tai stock subscribed BY each, are 4
fellews:
G. ". Lamar. Pensacola. Fla, i
shares.
Leslie E. Brooks, Pensacola. Fla
10 shares.
Harry .. Graham. Pensaools. Fla
D. Hale Wilson, Pensacola. rl.., j
|. 8. Brown Pensacola. Fla.
State Of Florida,
Bscambia Gouaty.
Before me personally appeared r
w. Lamar. D. Hale Wilson. HAIRY :
Graham, L. s. Brown and Leslie :
Brooks, TO me known to be the ind
vlduais described IN the foresoIn,
and acknowledge 10 me their sfgn.
lures to the foregoing proposed chal
ter -
Given under my hand and of6c,,
seal this 30 day. Of April, 1905.
HARRY l. BROOKS
lNotorial) Notary Public STA,
IL Seal at Large. Ny Cor
mission Expires An,
%, 1908.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09
caltisate Foer WHO. Rrlcns.h,n.

Cultivate Four Wifess Fricnsshin.
II man has good wife be has the
best friend it Is possible TO have. "a
mans best friend.r says Bulwer Lyt-
ton. lis wife Of good sense ana good
heart whom he loves ana who loves
him- In woman there ara at once a
subtle delicaeF Of tact and q plain
soundness of Judgment which are rare
~ combined to an equal degree in q
Ean. A woman. If she be really yaur
friend. win have sensitive regard foI
your character, honor and reprte. She
win seldom counsel you 70 do shabby
tAing. for q woman always desires to
be proud Of you At the same time her
constitutional timidit5 makes her more
cautions than yonr male friend. She
therefore seilom couasels you to de an
,anrndent deed. -
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09


Leather was very early used as a
currency, the Romans employing it for
this purpose before either gold, silver
Or brass came into common use. His
tery is full Of references showing tina,
leather was used By the sncients as Q
sort Of circulating medium Of ca
change. It is said On gead authority
that So late as during the reign OF
Louis XII Of France the country ne,
came SO impoverished and as q con-
sequence money was so scarce that
little pieces Of leather with a small
silver nail driven through each we're
In general use as menef, Some few
specimens Of this leather money are
shil in existence, hut are only Ia be
found in the passession Of numis-
natists hF whom they arg highly
rfized-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09
GoIlA1

n r. GONZALEZ & CO., PropA
Manufacturers
CHOICE MEAL AND PURE GROUND
STOCK FEED.
Buy your meal and stock feed from
the nome manufacturer, encouraging
home industry. contribute. 70 homs
labor. and leave your nonay n yoEl
city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09
xuecTIok noT,ce.

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ant % lzn fsse.s1 ssls s.ec.lpl "a.
= hsla ~ Les 81 Ies ,a ~ nsze1 :.
iessesS Jus va, isys, lcr tne slsc
t,en OF toe lo'ios'ng ens oheefs, VIZ
mayor
Aars1al
Lax Sopeesof.
lfeashfef
ons AlesIInsa As isfse Ion FtS
c.het Rnness
Uns Alderman Al large eom IRE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09
White Democratic
Ticket.

White Democratic
Ticket.
For Mayor:
CHAs. H. BLISS,
For Marshal:
C. r. sCHAD.
For Tax-Collector;
JNO. CARY WHITING. e.. ;,
For Treasurer:
WIN, G. DALEY.
For Aldermen at Large:
Precinct 12- =
CHAs. n. GINGLRa =
Precinct IT, g.
WIN. HAYS.
For Precinct Aldermen; =
Precinct IL
A.. H. DALEMBERTE.
: Precinct 3D.
p. X. YONGE.
Precinct If y
JAS. McHUGH.
Precinct 15-
", B. WRIGHT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09

The amount of capital stock of this
corporation shall be fifty thousand
dollars. (s50.o00. eo), divided into
shares of one hundred dollars,
(s10o.O0). each to be paid for in mon
ey or In property, labor or services at
a just valuation to be fixed by the
cOrporators az meeting called for
such purpose.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09

The name of this corporation shall
be the Gcraon ana Brown Hardware
Company and its principal place Of
business shall be tie city Of PenSa-
cola, Escambia county, Florida.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-05-09

The highest amount of indebted.
ness or liability 70 which this corpor.
alton can at any time subject Itself
shall be seyenty-fye thousand dollars,
(sT5, e09.0e.)
The copper era., 1905-12-28
Bowling Contests.

Clifton and Morenci went together last Saturday night in one ot the most interesting match games ot ten nins ever pulled of at the Casino bowling alley. It was 1O:3O neIolI the Morenci team arrived, which ale lowed large and anxious crowo od spectators to congregate. After tnS bows warmed up the game was staItea and if could be seen from the sIdI that Morenci team was strong ana steady while the Clifton team, consist ir% nf the pick of the camp, was un- steady and weak. Some of the ooyS who had been bowling around the IoU average fell to the 150 column wltn no control whatever. And thus the contest went on to the amusement o1 Morenci, the final result being VIC ; tory for Morenci by a majority O.
 It was one of those rotten game on the Clifton side, and strange t, l say the local Clifton team, whicl
 has been defeated four straight could have skinned them.
 With one exception the boys wer :, all of, and that was Cole, who aVel 7 l aoed l95 and struck out from th g sixth frame in the second gam' I making a total of 23S pins and g1yin g1
 Clifton the game by two pins. @ ao1
 ever. there is every reason to oelle> SI o That the next time Clifton plays M if renci there will be closer game
 The following is the score:
The copper era., 1905-12-28

The work of protecting the hospl-
 tai and the approach to the railroad
 bridge IS progressing rapidly The
 work consists of brush and huge
 stones, which are dropped into place
 bv the wrecking engine of the A. & N. M. The work is of such perma- nent nature that there is no doubt
 that it will withstand any flood. The
 work will be continued by the com pany thirty feet below the railroad bridge, after which Henry Hill, who
 is in charge of the work for the peo-
 ple of the fiat, will extend it on down to the school house, or further Il funds can be raised. His work VII also be of a permanent nature, ano will afford ample protection for tha' mart of town. The Shannon com pany and Tom Smith have completed a the wall begun last summer by thu t people of Riverside for the protection l of that part of town. The wall add t greatly to the appearance ot tn '- pretty residences of that section and in the future will protect ther n from the high water of the river.
The copper era., 1905-12-28
riouhIe fxuected at Granite Gap.

News received from Stein's PasS' N Mi. indicates that there is apt to ha serious trouble there if any at tempt is made to take possession or the Granite. Gap mines. This prop erty is one of several promoted ana. ana exploited by S. Charles Pratt now now ,,nder indictment in Fl Paso on nine counts. There are at least 1orry men, women and children on sai sHt premises almost in starving conul tion. and no wages have been 1ortn coming for the past thLee monIns The men are hea vily armed ana nd'' declared that they will kill anyon'
 who attaches the property wlrhou
 first settling for the back wages.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

SENATOR ELKINs, of West Vir-
 qinia. who is largely interested Tn
 railroads, has announced hlmselt as favoring the presidents plan TOT
 railroad legislation. This has causeo
 much wonder and comment. MdnY
 congressman are not satlsneo "i'n
 the measures suggested by the presi- dent as it does not give to the com mission the power to make e1tner absolute or minimum rates; neltnel does the president recommend that such power be given. The sugges-
 lions of MT. Elkins as to the char acter of the judicial review to WHICH z the orders of the commission should f be subject are in perfect accord wltn
 the recommendations of the presl- z dent; but they are not satisfactory
 +o the extreme advocates or tne In-
 creasing power of the commls' II sion. Senator Elkins proposes to give
 to the courts the right to make :. real review and pass upon the real - louestion at issue-that of the reason
 ableuess and legality of the rate orioinaIly challenged. The support d CTS of the interstate commerce com 70 mission bill and of the Esch-Town H. send proposition are both opposed U s+ this. They would preclude the court 70 from any consideration of the ques tion as to whether the original rat = was reasonable or unreasonable, lega # or illegal, and would confine them t 70 the single question of whether or no :. the new rate made by the commlsslo n was confiscatory and unconstitutlor d. al. The Elkins proposition IS ol posed by Senator Deliver and other +e on the ground that it would 1nVolV re two lawsuits instead of one and pr' ~ long the life of the controVers. of Senator Deliver has gone so lar tv to declare that he would prefer th ed Foraker proposition to that of sen he tor Elkins, for the reason that uno -i the Foraker bill the matter would .;+ taken into the courts in the hrst -ba stance.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

The Clifton and A. c. teams played another match game Tuesday even in@ and, as usual, the Clifton team n came out 55 pins to the bad, maklng P,3t four straights they have lost. BuI ao the Clifton boys are still holalng t Se gether with the hope that the tiuG 1T will change. When they learn n1m to avoid the "split" ball, TlCCoIles owinq "1i to the fact that the team i: el bsin6 hacked by one of the stronges' n. fnancial institutions in the territory there is no danger of the Clftol team going bankrupt.
The copper era., 1905-12-28
Notice of Annual Meeting of StOckhOld' CTS of The POIaris Mining and
 MiIIin9 Company.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the stockholders of The Polaris Mining ana MllllhS G0mpS9og fSs Sompanv mli as' as designated G by the Roard of Directors thereof, to-wit:: at the Polaris camp in the County of Graham. Territory of Arizona, on the third Wednesday of January, 1906. at the hour of 10 o'clock a; m. D. of that day, the same being the l7th day of January, 1906:
 Dated this the 12th day of Decem-
 Der A. D. 1905.
 GUSTAV BACHARAcH, Secretary
The copper era., 1905-12-28
JAIL DELIVERY AT
 SILVER CITY. N. M.
Howard Chenoweth. Who Killed the C"s
 Marshal, Now at Liberty

0a,,+r Sheriff Lee Hobos, ol OllA-
 Dop Tad.v received telegram
 eon' e, W sheriff Charley Farnsworth, or
 n+ IIo county, announcing that How
 Cbenoweth had been released
 f- arom the jail at Silver City by un-
 1nown parties, and was now at large
 Mir. Farnsworth offers reward ot Szoo
 for his capture. His description Is ds
 follows: About twenty-four years or
 age; weight, 13O or 40 pounds' nele n' five feet and ten or eleven lncnes'
 dark complexion, smooth face' rHln featured and very nervous. IT will be remembered that about
 two years ago, while in an lntoXl- cated condition, Chenoweth shot anu . Lilled Marshal Kilburn and Constaole Rodrioues and dangerously wounded r another man. That he was not 0on-
 victed for the crime some time dgo
 is dne to the energy and ability o1 1 2, the lawyers who defended him.
 '. Cbenoweth is native ot the oal Il simon valley in Cochise county, ane - is well connected. He attended tn'
 Normal at Silver City several years ne and was a model student in all re re er spects. and had many friends m 0l US yer City and Grant county. mere ne no doubt that whiskey was the olree
 cause of the terrible crimes winch h lss committed. ses There is no doubt that he had hel in- from the outside, and it IS all ery probable that relay ot horses ne 'on been arranged for to carry Ill ill. across the border into Mexico. Ha in ing been a cowboy both before al day after attending school he is perfect ork familiar with the country.
 ody No doubt he was not only " ked mounted but also well armed wh as" he left Silver City, and having As straight-shooting habit his captu look if it occurs, will most likely be mel, tended by a bloody battle.
 % It would be well, however, tor nJoy cers of this section to keep on ; ne" lookout for him.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

DURING the last ten years ten Tinted States senators have been ln- dicted for serious crimes, and many others, notably the pair from Ne" York. practically stand convicted be fore the people of the country.
The copper era., 1905-12-28
MORENCI NEWS.

From Our Regular Correspondent
 JE. Thompson, the Bisbee fire in- surance man, was in town on ouSl- ness last week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Neel entertain ed party of friends and relatives at dinner Christmas day.
 Miss Dolly Puckett arrived last week from Portales, N. M., to TlSi' her sister, Mrs. J. E. Storey.
 J. B. Brewer, engineer or ro @ Nina. is in San Diego visiting hls '"0 danghters who are in school tnere' Tr and Mrs. J. B. Ritter gave a Christmas tree party for the oIpen' ~ 7 If tbe little folks in their nelgnooi v hood Christmas night.
 : Among the many Christmas dln
 ners served in Morenci none wer
 nleasanter than that given by MI S and Mrs. Thos. H. Donahue at thei t pretty home on Quality Hill. n Mrs. Harry Bancroft, of Columbu e Ohio, stopped over in Morencl a 1e n days last week on her way to oa '1 fornia, to visit her granddaughte
 Mrs. E. F. Whittlesey.
 .d E. Fleming, who has been doing | hit plumbing for the Morencl wat al Co. for the past two years, expe' m. to leave for New Mexico about in first of the year.
 -es Geo. Booth and his sister, M
 Lydia Booth, assisted by the Ms
 Clark and Miss Campbell, enterta l a ed a number of their friends VI jet charmingly on Christmas attern' nat at their Home on Improvement b l if Christmas, despite threatening dis dications, turned out beautl1ul om and SO far as was practical all W
 was suspended and nearly everyb
 took a holiday. It was remar ing that it was the "liveliest Christn om- Morenci has seen of late years. ear the camp grows older, people will less longingly back to the "old no The at holiday times and learn to C heir their little celebrations with the
 friends around them.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

w. Herzberg, book-keeper at the Shannon Copper company's office, re- turned last week from a visit to his former home in Wisconsin. MT. Herzberq was taken with typhoid fever, which was complicated with pneumonia, last summer, and for sey- eral weeks his life hung ln the pal ance. As soon as he was able ro travel he went home to recuperate' He has been out of the office nearly six months, but comes back in the pink of condition, and will agaln buckle down to good hard work.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

THE railroad employees are fighting the railroad rate legislation recom- mended by President Roosevelt, fear ing that a reduction ot wages VII follow the passage of the law. The fght is being made through thell various labor organizations.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

As THE probabilities are untor- tunately most favorable for the pas sage of the joint statehood bill, the following facts in regard to the pro- posed bill will be of interest to our readers:
 The bill provides for the calling ot a special election by the governors or the two territories within a short time after the passage of the bill. This election is for the purpose or electing no delegates, 66 from New Mexico and A from Arizona.
 The 11O delegates thus elected will meet in Santa Fe within three or four weeks after they have been elected. The bill also provides tor minority representation of both ter ritories on the election boards. The convention to meet in Santa Fe ana stay there not to exceed four or live months. It is to frame a constltu- tion. The main constitution must then be submitted to a vote of the people at called electlon' But other separate pro- visions can be submitted and II receiving a majority of votes can be made a part of the constitution. All political parties must hold con ventions immediately after the ad- iournment of the constitutional con- vention, and nominate full state ticket to be voted on at the same time. The result of this election will be certified to the president o1 the United States, and in twenty days, if the act has been compiled with by a majority of the votes' tht president is then bound to declare ATT zona and New Mexico state ana aoml if to the union. Should tn constitution receive a majority ot tn votes in the two territories, it woul still be more than year from tn present time before the state coul he admitted. The bill gives some thing like 24,OOO,00O acres of lanc including what the territories hay already received, to the new stat for the support of public institution and public schools, and in additic to this it gives $5,OOo,OO0 in cash o' of the nationnl treasury, as an l violate common school fund. It al annropriates $50, ,OOO to pay the cos of the two elections involved in t transaction. It gives to the std two United States senators and U members of the house of represen' lives. One representative IS elect from the district composed or [ present New Mexico and one tr' the district composed of the prese Arizona. It leaves the 1nterl revenue district just as it is, but creates two United States courts' gether with their judges, clerks marshals, called eastern and vest United States district courts, having jurisdiction in the pres New Mexico and the other in
 nresent Arizona. Aside from
 ioinine of the two territories the
 has many good features. If the
 was for the admission of Arlz singlv and alone it would be ha
 with delight, by all the people,
 with jointure it is another prop tion, and will be fought to the bl' end. No matter how excellent
 constitution may be it will be vo down in Arizona, because her and daughters will never consen
 the adoption of a foster father
 rule her destiny. The people of
 zona are well satisfied with exis'
 conditions rather than that the
 ritory should give up. it's auton
 to become the vassal ot its Il
 powerful neighbor,
The copper era., 1905-12-28

DELEGATE SMITH has introduced bill creating another judicial district for Arizona. It would seem that Arizona would be doing very well II she can get her present judicial dis tricts filled by men against whom there are no charges.
The copper era., 1905-12-28
Norris.

THE International-American issued 2 Christmas number of twenty-e1ght pages, which was typographical beauty, as well as literary gem The issue will be a great benefit ID disseminating the many advantages of Cochise county.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

THE Phoenix Enterprise states
 that T. G. Norris, of Prescott, IS out for the nomination for congress on the democratic ticket. This is the first time the people of this section of the territory ever heard o1
The copper era., 1905-12-28

THE Los Angeles Examiner m celebrating it's birthday, printed the largest and perhaps the pest newspaper ever issued on the codSe' The Examiner has always been good friend to Arizona.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

THE first territorial fair ever held in Arizona opened Monday last, and from all accounts it is proving quite a success. It is a good advertlse- ment for the territory-none better and should be hberally patronlzeo and encouraged from all sections o1
The copper era., 1905-12-28

A rate has been announced TOT
 grazing cattle on the i4rsSt 5o cents per
 head h n1 for for cattle and horses for tn the z grazing season and 5 cents per heaa for the year A hal half dn rate sevantP1e Ti Pe 1t ioweo s 10 dor leSs 1a'' all over that amount full M pay. Ali horses will .S: be charged Isdgesl handle cattle tegty for vRiSh Per hPead Psrd liiI miIi i9 he rharoed for old sheep and 7 cents csri s for lambs. The number, CT, Gf Si sheen. cattle and horses that VIII De allowed to graze on the San .sfran. fran. cisco and Black Mesa Forest reserve: 2: ;a has not vet been decided uyon, but Il is ~ expected that 115,OOO head o. sI Sheen eopad and 3O,OOO to 35,OOO head O
 horses will be allowed on each reserve FOR RENT-At s2O per month three room cottage on Hills addition witt electric lights and water. Call on L
The copper era., 1905-12-28

Every man who works hard appre- ciates good things to eat. The Ma nilla Hotel dining room, Chase creek, furnishes them. All white heIp, COOL and neat. Mrs. Norquay, Prop.
The copper era., 1905-12-28
Announcements.

The Ethel Tucker stock company
 will he the attraction at the Pretty man opera house January l, anu o2 9 the price of admission reduced to 70, 50 and 75 cents, not because lG ls d win win their entire family, to attend nightly. uAcross the Desert re :; 2Are You an Odd Fellow,
 and "Jesse James, or Deadwood Dick
The copper era., 1905-12-28

FOR sALE-5OO shares Clifton 3l ~ ~ New England Copper Co., at Sl.zo per share. Fred Marston.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

FOR sALE-5OO shares Clifton ~ @ New England Copper Co. at S1.zo per share. Fred Marston.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

Dr. Schen, of Tucson, Arizona s leading optician, will be in Cll1ton next week for few days only' Il Wltn the largest and most complete st4Ga oS X of spectacles and eye glasses Ill hene ene territory. Wait for hlm anu naxo I ITmnroyed electrical apparatus used for examinations.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

We are feeding Turkeys for the uo1idav trade and will fill all orders win best stock and prompt delivery Clifton Market.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

Eaqle brand Oysters, Turkeys and Cranberry sauce will make the Holl, days worth while. We cater to thlS +rSde Clifton Market.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

O. A. Risdon, the photographer, Tanusry Tl1i ao GRAtff 8th after which he ydI will spend a few weeks at Metcalf. Far al. ties desiring work done should call al once.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

Total pins Morenci team. oS Total pins Clifton team.
The copper era., 1905-12-28

FOR SALE CHEAP-1l-room turnlsn- ed house on East Side, Chtton. AP- nlv to Yee Him.