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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
NEW ERIE ICOMOTIVE TRIED.
Bis New EngineSoes ~ Miles an Hour
on Parn Her Trip.

on PnrIf Her Trip.
Pacific Type ETpe zSii. built by the
American Looomoe Company At their
Schenectady Norhmade her trial trip
over the Erie Railr1 yesterday. leaving
Jersey City at 30 N. She drew a train
Of ten cars, made up three Pullmans, five
Official cars, one coaofud alcafe car weigh
ing 10 all 1 ,7os $50 pous. The engine and
tender loaded for them weighed $50, $50
pounds with $500 Ru1ls Of water in Der
tank and sixteen tons local.
The run to Port Jervieiahty-nine miles,
was made In hours ans minutes, which
Is seven minutes betterhan the schedule
OF the Buffalo and ClevandsE1press, on
whose time the eXperimet,l trim was made,
The highest rate Of spee,attatned was In
the run from the tor OF. Cymard Hill into
Port Jervis, where ihore Is down Grade OF
forty-five feet TO the nile. here the speed
recorder showed that she ade a fraction
above seventy-one mile, an Iur. A sueed Of
siIty-one miles was reaehedn the STRAIGHT
stretch Of track west Of 2idAvood. and in
climbing the hill between Midtown and
Otisyille, where the grade m ks 10 Of 4
feet 10 the mile she made N Rerape speed
Of twenty -seven miles an holr Ehioh Is bet =
ter than any locomotive hasprviously sue
oeeded in doing.
The locomotive Is one OF tree Of tho
same type that has been deivred 10 the
Erie, and will be their standRd'or the en-
preas passenger service In th6fture No,
35li Ia tho largest and heavies aRine ever
turned out by the American Loomotivs
| Works for passenger service ,ilV' In a
recent test. hauling train Of tStons. this
| en- gine ran from Elmira 10 JSsy City,
| a7t miles, without ooaling, and ON Sus.
ouehanna to Port Jervis, iol mile without
| taking water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
RUBBERNECK WAGONS TOO BIG.

Commissioner McAdOO Considers Them
Both UnSighuY and Dangerous
Commissioner McAdoo issued yesterday
the following statement concerning the fatal
sightseeing automobile accident on Sunday:
Long ago and since then, persistenty, l
have called the attention Of the city authori-
ties 70 the necessity Of limiting the size OF the
big sightseeing automobiles. consider
them dangerous 10 tTaiiic,
II they become unmanaFeable y " haId
20 estimate the amount OF damage they could
do Moreover In many streets and avenues,
their gage Ia 40 wide that there h not room
for them between the outer rail OF the car
tracks and the curb. =,
With the use OF high power motors all
kinds OF vehicles are apt 70 be built OF extra
ordinary width and size unless an ordinance
or law IL passed putting limitations on this
by fixing maximum proportions. IhSse
obstructlve and possibly dangerous.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
A DISSATISFIED SARASOHN.
Abraham Seeking 70 Get . share Of the
Jewish Daily News"


Jewish Daily News"
Abraham Lyman Sarasohn, younger son
OF the late K. H. Sarasohn, proprietor Of
the Jetsish Daily News, Il seeking TO have the
viii Of his father probated. But his brother
Ezekiel. he says, and his brother-in-lsw
KAmaiky decline to admit a certain con-
tract, made some time before the elder
Sarasohn's death, by which Abraham,
according to his own statement, lie to have
a third share Of the residuary estate. That
contract. he says, was executed before
the Rabbi Jacob Widrewitz In Hebrew.
Abraham Sarasohn says that his co-heirs
decline to allow him any interest In the
newspaper business, and that he Is going
to move for the appointment Of a receiver.
Ezekiel Sarasohn said yesterday at the
ONCE Of the paper:
Abraham never was and never VIII be
In this business.
The viii contains a clause providing that.
With due arbitration, the other heirs have
the privilege Of paying Abraham a share Of
the estate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
No Race Pre- Iudicss.

A Ridge wood, N. j., cat made its home
all winter in the henhouse OF its owner
Recently It gave birth to a litter Of kittens
and took posss ssion OF one Of the hen e nests.
An old hen instantly took a motherly In
he rest in the kittens and when the old cat
IL away foraginR, Shs covers the kittens
TO keep them safe and warm until the
mothers return,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
PEOPLES PALACE IN LUCK.
Milbsnk Gives 500 900 More TO DR..
scudder's Athletic Institution.

Joseph Milbank. the New York banker
who built the $4,000 Peoples Palace at
Bergen avenue and Forrest street, Jersey
City, for the First Congregational Church
has guaranteed an addition al 500 600 for
the corstruction Of two additions to the
big institution. The Rev. John L. Scudder
pastor Of the church, said yesterday that
excavating for the new buildings will be
started In few days.
There will be a swimming pool 90 feet
long in one Of the additions, which will he
fed by an artesan well sunk through trap
rock. A lodge room will also be built ar d
there will be space for ten bowling alleys
and sixteen pool or billiard tables. When
the buildings are complete there will be
accommodations for fully 1000 memters
of the Peoples Palace. The membership
now Is nearly 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
Victory for ChiOaEO City Railway Compan

CHICAGO, April H,-Judge Grosscup issued
a decree to-day adiudioating the ninety
nine-year rights Of the Chicago City Rsil-
way Company, declaring the rights obtained
under ordinance and legislative acts Of
1859, 1881 and 1885 TO be valid. He re-
strained the city OF any Of its agents OF any
person in it's name from attempting to
penallze OF exact damages by suit for fail
ure OF refusal 70 receive transfers from
Union Traction lines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
Burial pace OF Joseph Jefferson.

BosroN, April H.-The body Of Joseph
jefferson will be buried, In accordance
with his wishes In little cemetery between
Buzzards Bay and Sandwich. A special
train bearing The body u expected 10 arrive
In Boston on Thursday montng. IL viii
members Of the family, who are scatter red
throughout the country, can ct together'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
BILL TO sHACKLE ALDERMEN.
Hearing To-day on Measure That Keeps
Their Hands on Franchises,

The public hearing on the bill depriving
the Aldermen Of all power in the granting Of
franchises Is TO be held to-day in the City
Hall by Mayor Mcclellan. The bearing
will be q long one and will be attended by
representatives Of civic organizations who
will declare in favor OF the bill. The Tam
many Alderman have decided to say nothing
at tho meeting. L. Lahin Kellogg will,
however, speak against the bill. While he
will not appear as the direct representative
FOR them In an unofficial capacity.
The Aldermen expect that the Mayor
will veto the bill. The Republican leaders
at Albany have prepared 70 pass the hill
over the Mayors veto. The Mayor has
until April 20 10 act on the bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25

PUEBLO, Col, April A.-Announoement
Ia made that beginning May l the 1000
employees Of the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company's plant in this city will receive
an advance In wAges, varying from 70
2o per cent. The ONCE employees ana
npsrintendents will receive from 10 TO 20
per cent. advance, while the men in the
mechanical departments will receive an
average Of per cent. increase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
The EixtIeth Anniversary Of ThSlF Marriage

HYAoK, April AM. and Ars. s. n.
Dow, two Of the best known rOsidents Of
Roclland county, last Saturday celebrated
the si1tieth anniversary Of their marriage
at their home at Manuel. A large num-
Der Of friends called 70 pay their reepsots
Mr.. Dow was Tor many YEAR Wen Known
business man Of Manuel being associated
with the firm Of Hutton Broe. until fourteen
wears ago, when he retired and has since
lived A life Of ease and comfort. Mr.. Dow
n now In his eighty-hTst year and he wife
h a trihe younger. hey both enjoy en-
orllent health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
SCOLLANS CAUGHT HRE.
Jumped aS 900 hail In BostI - LIN.
piICated In Paving Fraud.

BOSTON, April 2t.-ThoTnAs J. Sqlans.
Who was tried and convicted Of beln CON
cerned in the famous street pawn, and
teaming frauds In 1900 and who juped
his bail Of 5000, was arrested this Ger-
noon In New York. II was in May, ,oa
that Scollans was tried, with several otlra
on the charge Of defraudlnE the city ouof
Immense amounts OF money by meanA,f
fraudulent paving contracts and by faS
nossurements In the amount Of stone az
brick delivered by teams.
After being convicted by q jury Il VI
found that one Of the jurymen was a
eT-oonyict. This neoessttatSd new trtAl
When the case was again called Soollah
failed TO appear. A default warrant va
issued and Efforts were MADE 70 traoa him
but without success,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25

Detective Sergeant MCOAfeTty arrested
Scotland yesterday and looked him up
under the name Of Thomas Shaw. Bcollanl
said he was a. year9 old, that he vas Al
wa committed 20 the Tombs 10 await the
arrival Of ertradtion papers.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

School Superintendent's report of warrants drawn on the County School Fund for quarter ending September 3Oth, 1905, was received and ordered filed.
 After consideration, the petition of J. Harvey Harris for franchise was, upon motion, granted as follows:
 WHEREAS, J. Harvey Harris, of Globe, in the County of Gila and Terri tory of Arizona, has this day made ap- plication to this Board for the right, privilege and franchise to erect, exca- vate, construct, equip, operate and maintain sewer system, in and for the Original Globe Townsite and the North Globe Townsite, in said County and Territory
 THEREFORE, Be it resolved by the
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12
GLOBE, ARIz., Oct. 4th, 1905.


 Pursuant to adjournment, the board resumed session at 10 o'clock a. m. There were present D. Devore, chair man; w. H. Butler and w. c. Colcord, members; w. D. Fisk, clerk.
 Minutes of meeting of October 3rd, 1905, were read and, upon motion, ap- proved.
 Upon motion, the bond of w. w. Brookner, treasurer and tax collector, was ordered increased in an additional amount of $25, ,000.
 The clerk was instructed to notify Andy Mayss, J. c. Evans, Wm. Col cord and Wm. Swingle of irregularities in their respective official bonds.
 Upon motion the treasurer was or dered to transfer from the general fund the sum of $3OOO to the salary fund for payment of warrants drawn on the said salary fund and to transfer $40, 800 to the court house and jail building fund for payment of warrants to be drawn on said court house and jail building fund and further ordered to issue call for outstanding warrants for unapportioned amount remaining in the general fund.
 Upon motion the sum of $l0 per month was granted for county aid to G. V. Kell, of Payson.
 Upon motion there was appropriated from the road fund the sum of $l00 to Pleasant Valley road district No. l6.
 Letters in regard to assessments of D. H. Jones and J. w. Ellison for 1905, were read and considered. Upon motion no action was taken.
 Upon motion the board took recess until l:30 p. m.
 Pursuant to recess the board resum- ed session at 80 p. m. All members and the clerk were present.
 D. S. Heron, deputy sheriff, appear ed and filed report of school tax col lector for 1905 and the board settled with said school tax collector for cur rent year.
 Appointment of w. R. Anderson as tailor was received and ordered filed. Upon motion the following demands were audited and allowed: c. M. Allison, telegrams, $37 OS;
 allowed .................... .-.......-$ O0 H. P. Wightman, assg demands
 jury certS. S............................ IA oO Pinal Water Co.,, water rent. 63 50 Wm. Ryan, supplies sheriff of-
 flee ................................ oU H. P. Wightman, assg. demands 2l6 50 Consolidated Telephone, Tele-
 graph & Electrical Co.,, tele-
 phoning quarter ending Sep
 tember 3Oth, 1905, $7l O5; al-
 lowed. .............................. 40 W P. c. Robertson, probate judge
 and clerks fees................. 60 50 G. M. Allison, ,telegrams $23 GA;
 allowed ................................ W Old Dominion Commercial Co.,,
 furniture. e...............-..........- Sf 70 E. F. Kellner & Co.,, supplies 1' indirents ............................. 5s % w. G. Shanley, making copy
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Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12
GLOBE, ARIZONA, OCT. 3, 1905.

NLobE, hRiHoNA, OCI. o, lJVo.
 Pursuant to adjournment, the Board resumed session at 9 o'clock a. m. There were present D. Devore, Chair man; w. H. Butler and w. c. Colcord, members; and w. D. Fisk, clerk.
 Minutes of meeting of October End, 1905, were read and, upon motion, ap- proved.
 Chas. M. Clark appeared before the Board with petition which, upon mo- tion, was granted as follows:
 A PETITION FOR A FRANCHISE
 For the purpose of building and oper ating plant for the manufacture, and distribution of fuel, or Illuminating gas in the town of Globe, County of Gila, Territory of Arizona.
 To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPER
 vIsoRs, OF GILA COUNTY, ARIZONA GENTLEMEN:
 The undersigned, your petitioner, re- spectfully represents to your Honor able body, that he is desirous of con structing plant in the town of Globe, Gila county, Arizona, for the manufac- ture and distribution of fuel, and illu- minating gas, or either.
 That he has associated with himself certain gentlemen, who are familiar with the installation of such plants, and their successful operation.
 That the question of fuel for house. hold purposes in the town of Globe, has become a serious one, due to the exten- sive cutting of timber in the vicinity, and the high rates of transportation on coal.
 That the rate at which fuel gas can be manufactured and sold at reason able profit to the manufacturer, is very much below the present cost to con sumers, of either coal or wood
 That fuel gas has been generally adopted for cooking purposes, in all towns in California of sufficient size to warrant the building of plant for its manufacture.
 That while at the present time the population of the town of Globe has not reached the minimum limit at which sufficient patronage can be depended upon to justify the manufacture of gas for fuel, your petitioner believes that within the next two years it will have passed such minimum limit in popula- tion, and the said increase in population will show that the construction of such plant is warranted.
 Therefore, your petitioner prays, that you grant to him franchise for the manufacture, and sale of fuel, or Illuminating gas, or either, in the town of Globe, Gila county, Arizona.
 That said franchise shall carry the right to lay mains or pipes, below the level of any, or all, the streets and al- leys of the said town of Globe, with the right to dig into any or all of said streets or alleys, whenever necessary, for the laying of said pipes, or mains, or the renewal or repair of same, or for connecting herewith, any pipes or mains, for the proper distribution of the said gas to consumers, or the lay
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12
Josie Kinsman, refund of taxes
 E. P. Shanley, assg. salary jail
300 %

Josie Kinsman, refund of taxes 96 E. P. Shanley, assg. salary jail
 or, 3rd quarter, 1905. ........... 300 %
 Upon motion the board took recess until 1 :3O o'clock p. m.
 Pursuant to recess the board resum ed session at l:30 o'clock p. m.
 Resignation of A. M. Shornick as constable of Roosevelt precinct was re- ceived and, upon motion, accepted.
 Petition for county aid to Like Shoto of Lost Gulch, was received and, upon motion, same was granted to the amount of $8 per month. Proposition for county hospital site from G. M. Allison was considered and, upon motion, laid over.
 Upon motion the following demands were allowed and held subject to fu- ture payment:
 J. c. Evans, burial of indigents s 20 % Julia Fanta, reporting .......... 300 Andy Mayss, constable fees
 quarter ending September
 30, l9O5..............-............... 63 25 J.C.Evans, burial of indigents.. 20 % A. F. Maisch, medical attend
 ance 3rd quarter, 19O5......... $40 % Barclay, Higdon & Co.,, haul
 ing, livery, etc., 3rd quarter
 l9Oo. .............................. Al 50 R. H. Rose, assistance to
 board of supervisors account
 plans of court house. e.... 25 co Hinson Thomas, fees justice of
 peace and coroner, End quar-
 ter, 1905. ............................ 7Ol 25 w. $. Lewis, transportation. 16 % Geo. F. Briggs, lime ........ 26O J. M. McCollum, printing ..... 86 55 J. c. Evans, justice of aeace
 fees, Roosevelt ..................- 10 60 w. w. Brookner Co.,, supplies 56 95 Hinson Thomas, fees justice of
 peace and coroner, 3rd quar-
 ter, l9Oo. .............................. 79l 65 Jos. H. Hamill, publishing and
 printing ........-................... 4l5 60 w. H. Butler & Co.,, supplies. 10 45 E. P. Shanley, sheriff, fees and
 mileage, quarter ending Sep
 tember 30, 1905, $2O84 70; al-
 lowed ............................ 1921 10 w. w. Brookner, making dup
 licate assessment roll, 1905.... 75 co Sam Kee, supplies to indigents 16 co Upon motion the board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a. m., October 4th, 1905.
 Attest: Approved:
 w. D. FISK, D. DEvoRE,
 Clerk. Chairman.
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

ing of pipes, or mains, from the point at which said plant for the manufac- ture of said gas is situated to any spur switch track, or main line of any rail road, within the said town of Globe, for the purpose of pumping from said spur switch, or main line track to the said gas plant, any oils, or other ingredients din the manufacture of said gas.
 That the said franchise asked for shall continue for the term of fifty years from the first day of December, 1905.
 That your petitioner, or assigns, shall be granted the term of one year from the said first day ofDecember, 1905, with Tn which to commence work upon the said plant for the manufacture of gas, for fuel or Illuminating purposes, within which term, and after the said com mencement of work upon said plant, the said franchise shall be valid, and in full force and effect.
 And your petitioner will ever pray,
 CHAS. M. CLARK. Office of the Board of Supervisors of
 Gila County, Globe, Ariz. Oct.3, 1905. The foregoing petition and the priv eleges therein asked have been fully considered. The franchise therein ask ed for is hereby granted to Chas. M. or assigns and the clerk is hereby in- structed to spread the same, together with this endorsement, upon the min utes of this meeting.
 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 OF CHA COUNTY, Attest: By D. DEvORE,
 w. D. FISK, Clerk. Chairman [Seal]
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

Pat Rose, Assg., jury certificate 45O 40 Pioneer Hose Co. No. 1, light. 50 Pat Rose, Assg., jury certificate 8 10 C. T. Sturgeon, exam. insane. a. 5 co Edwards & Neffe, supplies. ....... 14 % k. D. Kennedy, exam. insane. 5 % Sarah s. Martin, rent clerks
 office and Judges chambers. 1O5 % J. O. Hill, expenses inquest..... 40 60 k. l.. Lapington, juror certificate 20 C. T. Sturgeon, exam. insane. 5 % C. T. Sturgeon, exam. insane. co Wm. w. Swingle, justice fees. 4 15 C. T. Sturgeon, exam. insane... 5 100 l.. F. Eggers, legal services, $25
 allowed, ........,.................... 10 % Old Dominion Com'l Co.,, sup
 plies county hospital and indi-
 gents $l59 50, allowed,.,.. 62 25 G. F. Dodge, Assg. fees inter-
 preter" .,...,.-...,............... 50 J. M. Curnutt, bounty. 10 % James M. Curnutt, bounty...... 40 % First National Bank, Assg. de-
 mands....,... ,,,..,..,~...........,..1 143 20 The Territorial Industrial school
 maintainance of boys at school Al 96 Old Dom. Com'l Co.,, Assg. de-
 mands. ...,..,,...,..,.... 16l 30 w. w. Brookner, Treas, Assg.
 juror certificates. 37 40 Sultan Bros., supplies. es...,........,. 90 % w. w. Weed, reporting J. G.. Is 80 c. Bohse, laundry county hospi-
 tai 3rd quarter 1905. .............. 45 % w. w. Weed, reporting J. G., 26 % Gila Lumber Co.,, hospital........ 5 20
 Upon motion the following demands were disalowed:
 A, M. Kristovich & Co.,, meals
 for jurors. ............,................ Is 55 | Arizona Telephone Co. telephon-
 ing Sheriff office. 6 25 Gus Hadley. guarding insane.... 12 35 E. P. Shanley, Assessor, salary
 third quarter l9o5........ ........ 800 %
 Upon motion the Clerk was instruct ed to have inserted in the official paper notice as follows:
 TO THE MERCHANTS OF GLOBE
 From and after this date, no bills will be audited and allowed by the Board of Supervisors, for merchandise or supplies of whatever kind, purchas- ed by any county official of Gila county unless same is accompanied by an or der, signed by the Clerk of the Board. Upon motion, the Board adjourned to meet at 9 o'clock a. m. October 3rd, 1905.
 Attest: Approved:
 w. D. FISK D. DEvoRE
 Clerk Chairman
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

electric railroad shall be so constructed by the said T. D. Morris, his success sors and assigns, as not to interfere with the ordinary use of said streets or highways by the public, and the rails thereof shall be laid upon a level as nearly as may be, with the surface of said highways; and that at all points where said electric railroad shall cross any public road, street or highway, the said T. D. Morris, his successors and assigns, shall construct and maintain throughout the entire term of said franchise, good and sufficient crossings. The further right is hereby granted to said T. D. Morris, his successors or as- signs, to construct such trestle work at points where said railroad crosses Pi- nal creek as may be necessary to pro- tect it from destruction or injury by floods, provided the same does not ma terially interfere with the right of the public to use said highways. It is further provided that, if the said T. D. Morris, his successors and assigns, shall fail at any time to comply fully with the conditions upon which said right or franchise is granted, the same shall become null and void.
 Monthly reports of the county re- corder for July, August and September were approved and ordered filed.
 The matter of the refund of taxes to the First National Bank, amounting to $64.ll, on lot 3, block 79, Globe town site, was, upon motion, not granted.
 Letter from J. F. Holder, referring to assessment for 1905, was read and, upon motion, no action taken.
 License tax collectors report for quarter ending September 3Oth, 1905, was read and ordered filed.
 Quarterly report Eof county treasurer was received as follows:
 GLOBE, ARIZONA, SEPT. 30, 1905. To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPER
 vIsoRs, CHA COUNTY, ARIZONA. ~
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12
FALL MEETING
 0F SUPERVISORS
important Franchises Granted To Globe Citizens For
 Long Terms
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION

Found to Be Very Satisfactory Large Number of Bills Audited Revision of Official Bonds Reports of Coun- ty Officers New Orders Issued
Arizona silver belt., 1905-10-12

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-11-16
No Poison in Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy.

From Napier, New Zealand, Her
aid: TWO years ago the Pharmacy
Board of New South Wales. Australia
had an analysis made of all the
cough medicines that were sold in
that market. Out of the entire list
they found only one that they de-
clared was entirely free from all
poisoGs. 1Lis exception was Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, made by the
Chamberlain Medicine Company Des
Moines Iowa, L. S. A. The absence
OF all narcotics makes this remedy
the safest and best that can be had;
and it is with a feeling OF security
that any mother can give 1t to her
little ones. Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy is especially recommended by its
makers for coughs. colds, Group ana
whooping cough. This remedy is for
sale by f. J. Ramsey w. B. Frame,
Bonner & Bonner and Ardmore Drug
Co