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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25


 
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 I."a# aud H@- @o#u e.aa 5..d 1,a.ta4 t". ,.er tu#..aehs aaI s9ca. 1#rHH. 4a~ #a1@a eat5t 1-7. 9a.@@ Wa- called Ju# 9ro- ..a4a Mr.. sNs k @.aa seI Ms. 6hL5abtala lHe H.aaers. T0e Hr~t WIS 4r.n q salad towl. the taHgr Haad panied p,afc. The luncheon wa> both efabarato and delicious. Hospitality is Mrs. BlH- 1henthafs hirrhli2hI and she dis penses | with a lavish hand Mrs. Morris is being much fetcd upon, thiS Der first visit To our city and is winning many friends. the memory o1 whom she Will carry back to her Georgia home The guests were Mesdamos Leo Kastor, Max Eiscn- kramer, Gus Waterman. Louis Roth, Mrs. Eowenthall cNew York !, Ihalheimer Chlfclder tNcW MeXi- eoD, Bloom. Marx, Levy. $. Hand. Felix Rosenberg, =Rebeeea Frank lin. Meyer Weller. Ben !. Althoim- CT, Joe .Allheimer, Fred Furth. Sam ElnthenthaI, Sam hatzPnstein. JaiNe Simon. Julius Lcitner Mo Levine. Misses Bessie and May Bluthonthal. Ida Dreyfus, Ray kau1man Lily Blum, Birdie Weller, Jessie Watcr- man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25
Social (;oSSip.

he week beginning with Monday III be busy one for the devotees ! society. Monday afternoon Mrs. anaher entertains the Bridge 'hist club. The FoX-Benton re- ,ption for Tuesday. Wednesday te Byrd reception in the afternoon Id evening. Mr. and Mrs. Drew 'hite will entertain the Married copies Euchre club on that date. nd It Happened in Nordland" at e Elks theater. What pity SO any nice things are to be on the me date. All want to see the !OW. All must go to the reception nd the club members and the in- ted guests are thinking of the easure Mr. and Mrs. White have
 store for them. We hope if such thing is possible that affairs will Just themselves and each will be eased. Thursday evening the 'ung men will give german at eBluff City club. Mrs. billiard
 CTS will entertain in honor of ,s.Nurner Bradford on Friday af- fn0On, and Saturday Mrs. w. A. lggart will be the hostess for the idge Whist club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

The young ladies of the Talkitina ID will soon entertain in the even 5 Complimentary to their young ntiemen friends. 4 german has en spoken of. but the form of en- rtalnment has not been decided on.
 Whlle We are gossiping of social airs il Will not be out of order
 speak of the women in society al possess tact and those that are lirely lacking in it. \ short time oA lady had been talking pleas tlyAto two OF three sister club wo- 7n She had made her 2ood6yes
 cheetful and bright, and after e dtsappeared one lady turned to othel and said, She is thor sn woman of tact. Now in this se the lady had said none but
 ant words. Who. by a bright 8had prevented the discussion
 apetly piece of gossip. Was d man who was as brave as couId
 ana Who bore not only her own, E the burdens of q good many aer people. Yet she saw no rea-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-11-25

Mrs. w. H. Langford is entertain ing the Bridge Whist club this after nOOn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
.ua OYSTERS

Ian nee rtefaFrd o. hssommosiafs
a. trtae WITH ths hest Sc nastrf
srgsfs A. Ks linF. pkc1f Sc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
COUNCIL MEETINo ToMIoAr.
The Reform Ordinance. As Well As
Others. viii be Discussed.

There will be an adjourned meeting
OF the City Council tonight, at which
the iamnus reform" ordinances. to-
geiheT Ti,h others, will be discussed
This "rsforn" Ordiusore has heen
especially hard proposition on the
part OF the council. insofar "a IL hss
provided a little too much reform"
az some of the aldermen seem TO
ihink They are frank IN admitting
that some people seem little severe
and sudden on this immediste reform
proposition. which they do not think
IL 30 bad 90 the ordinsnce might infer.
and 1t is question as TO what dispo-
sition may be made Of the document.
II will create considerable discussion
before Il is finally passed. IL the opin-
ion OF those most familiar with its
composition.
There will be other business before
the council which will probably bring
on discussion, and in all the meeting
promises 10 be an interesting one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

Child urinates too often, ifthe urine scalds
the flesh, or If, when the child reaches an
ace wien It should be able 10 control the
passage, it is yet afflicted with bed-wet-
ting, depend upon it, the cause Of the diff
Guilty IS kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of
the kidneys and bladder and not to a
habit as most people suppose.
Women as'weli as men are made miser.
able with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
SwannD-ROOt Is soon realized IL Is sold
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
viii Play,"camille. !"

Dainty, charming, pretty Mabel
Paige, "the idol Of the SOUTH" will
be here next Thursday night to COM
mence three.niRbt and one matinee
engagement, during which she will
present BeFnhardt's famous version OF
Camille" and there is no doubt that
the opera house will be packed to
standing room TO see her during her
entire engagement
Miss Mabel IL so we'll known to the
patrons Of the Southern theatres that
an introduction is hardly necessary,
and az one Of her friends remarked, ,
"Why, we've known Miss Mabel since
she was the size OF hve.cent bottle
Of pickles" The opening play selected
for her engagement will be "rbe Lit
Gle stowsway," and those wishing seats
had better procure them early at vi
dsPs, for there's going to be crowded
house.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
ERIOUS WRECK ON
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
Local Freight Crashed Into Empty
Cars Near High Springs.
LIE MsN Wal KILLEO

Engineer Beavers Thrown From Cab
and Sustained Broken Leg-Trair
psrslied and Badly Wrecked DIS.
patcher Claims He Sent warning.
High sprIngs, December ia seri-
s wreck occurred Sunday morning
81 2 o'clock on the A. O. L. line jost
eopth OF she town. A local freight
gnm gainesville crashed into some
eleht care which had been pushed
Fn the main track in clearing the
afd.
Enalnees Beavers was thrown from
be cab and sustained many bruises,
Fad broken leg. The fireman and
two brakemen, both colored, we're
killed outright.
The freight cars we're teleseoped by
at engine and the freight train was
deralled and many cars broken.
The dispatcher here claims TO have
sent notice OF the obstruction on the
main line, bat Engineer Beavers says
ID was not given TO him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
Women as We'll as Hsa Are Made
Miserable by kidney and
Bladder TToubb.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind,
iiscourages and iessensembition; beauty
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
a compIImentarY Dance.

A complimentary dance was given
81 the opera house last night TO Miss
Margaret Jackson OF Arkansaw, who
has been here for the past six weeks
81 the guest Of Miss Irene McCEeaEy,
and who will leave for her home today
The dance was given by the young
men OF the city, ss a parting regard
CO.. Mise Jackson, who has made her.
seii 20 popular here by her genial, en-
fertaining and aifable manner. She
returns 10 her home with hearts full
% admiration for her clever way and
her friends IN this section will remem-
Der her for long time.
While Miss Jackson came from q
high and eminently dignlfed family,
she Il young lady who has been
tauRht, and has needed, 10 remember
that she il truly Southern girl with
desire 20 treat everyone with a cour-
iesy becoming her position, and In
this she haa been eminently suocess-
ful here, for no young lady has made
more friends, aud none will b. more
welcome IN the fall, when she has
promised 10 return.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
A PARTY FoR cUsA.
). o. Andrews Working to Induce I'm
migration 10 the Island.

). o, Andrews Working TO Induce I'm
migration 10 the Island.
Col. J, o, AndreWs, local broker
Who IL alternating bic time in she die.
charge Of hh duties Ia this Tine aud
working up party 10 go 10 Cuba, Is
keeping busy noE'a.days
Col. AudieSt Il great advocate OF
Ouba aud its possibilities He has
been working ca this Cahau proposl.
tion for several yeau, and one slime
did take q party, all q whom IL l. said
we're delighted
Col. Andrews h nov Wofklug on
another colony, with which be pro-
poscs 20 settle smother tract Ia Caba.
He reports god progress. ane sAys he
proposes 70 ssil vi,h HE eolonlsss
Aboal the middle Of JanuaFy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

ualts plnt Of hol satsr ahsO hali
an houf before brsakiast w.u esoaily
kssp ths boWeb regular huFth
ea,hanics shoald g. avoided whsu d
pursssiys V nseast. TAKE ChAmbsf'
lsina stomach spa Liver rab'sss.
Thsy arr mih aed Etniis Ia thet
aci.en fut sale 81 All arurgaif
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

yigor and cheerful
ness sooil disappear
Wien the Kidneys are
out of order or dis
cased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that IL is not uncoiii-
mon for a child 10 be
born afflicted with
weak kidneys. the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

by mail free, also @ Home OF sWanDRoot
pamphlet telling all about Swanp-Root,
Including many of the thousands Of testi-
nionial letters received from sufferers
cured. IN writing DR.. Kilmef & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, be sure and mention
this paper, Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swanp-Root,
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the adj
dress, Binghamton, n. ", on every
bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18
IN THE MAYORS COURT.
Seven Offenders Of Municipal Law
We're Fined For LawIessness.

Seven Offenders of Municipal Law
We're Fined For LawIessness.
There was a most interesting ses-
siOn OF the mayors court Monday
morning, caused from the Saturday
night rambling" Two young and
frivolous descendants OF the African
race, whose main ambition as rule is
becoming efficient At throwing the
BONES" were arrested for shooting
crap. They were arralgned upon this
charge, Policeman Kite, who arrested
them, having appeared ne the prose-
cutting witness. IL was On absolute
certainty that they were engaged in
this practice from the evidence intro.
duced, and they were fned $3.50 aud
costs each.
Robert sheFrod, VIII Keith and VIII
Murray we're arrested for venIuFiug
over the hackman's dead line" st the
Seaboatd depot, and we're fined $3.50
and costs each.
William Cheney IL fond Of hog meat,
and ~ ne owns fair.sized lot which
gives him plenty Of room within the
city limits, he decided TO raise hogs.
He did raise hogs, bat he raises some-
thing else closely akin 30 birthstone
and Ore and His Satanic Majesty with
Il, and when the officers aSoeFtained
that he was conducting "Fegular hog
killing" within the city limits they
proceeded 10 tlnd out what the matter
was. Cheney declared he didn't know
u was against the Law 90 own and
butcher hogs in ,oWn, but the mayor
brought 10 bear The old Adsge that the
ignorance OF the Law excuses no one,
aud required the hog.owneT 10 pay =
tlne OF a. 90 aud costs. lee cheaper TO
boy pork chops and the like At the
market, 90 Cheney has concluded.
Ernest Hickman vas fined $3.50 aud
costs tor dlsofderly conduct, after
which che sour, adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

by druggists, in fifty
cent and one-dollar
size bottles. You may
have a sample bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

Gainesville Furniture Company,
eoLk AaSsFe,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

There was busy session In Judge
Mason's court Monday, with she result
thai the genial Judge was kept busy =
greater part Of the day. There we're
twO cases Of damages for the Milling Of
COWS by the Gainesville aud Cult rail.
way. and one against the SeAboard AIR
Line railway, In all OF which Judgment
was granted, judge j, A Carlisle
REPRESENTED tpe plaintiffs IN each case,
while Attorney W. s. Broome ap.
peared for she defense.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-12-18

ShRha condltlon eontingss Critical.
tonoou. Dee. IA private tc'e-
gfam trom Tehgran received On i.ou-
aoa Friday asnonaced teat TIE aAaAe
coalition contlaues efitical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
CHAS. J. BAKER
PASSES AWAY

Charles J Baker. county commits.
Hlnner af kinf county and one ~
the best known u. the Puget sound
pioneers. died ht tho Seattle Gen
eral hospital al s o'clock last night
Dor over fortnight Mr baker had
been confined at the hospital. auf
fcring from acute bladder trouble
ilo sank rapidly. beginning yeater.
day afternoon
Mr. Baker vas 90 years old aud
had held office AZ commissioned.
for four years. having just brEn 70
elected iiufn In central ohio lie
came with his parents 90 Nn0hnm
iHh IN itHt tie engaged successive
iy in trading i0Eging and ia the
gf0Cers business For ten years he.
conducted a sfoeefy store IN North
Seattle, but Of late engaged ia na
active work other than his Hublle
duiieh
The family home la at eati East
lake aH tue widow, two sons ant
two daughters survive Nj Batter
The latter are Mrn Il g MreatH.
Hand. Julia 4 Baker. Charles II
nnkcr aud 3 n baker The body
viii BE- buried Ia the Masonic eeme
tep The deceased was a msmhrf
OF Eureka lBdse No -. : aud
a NJ
Mr. bakers absence on the hna ri
uf county commissioners will cause
yacanrf which have 90 bee ftiiei
By the remaining commissioners. Ca.
frfheF With 4 aufcrsabr Ca hold ~
flee until the nett election
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elected and would have 60 go before
tho people for approval at regular
intervals would not do away with
the fact that as long ~ he II IN
charge no would have terribly nu'
tocratlc powers saws McCafen. 1T
would never dc The people must
pass not onlY upon the question OF
leadership Of the parties, bat they
must pass directly upon the merits
az every individual who would hold
office. aud as far as possible upon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
NO WONDER TIA T
WRECKS OCCUR

he could Of talked he either could
81 asked his olier 60 help him and
shut it OF bY hand power OF he
could OF talked "a the captain aud
had him steer the steamer away
from the dock nov there h oneec
that he came near causing another
calamity he takes dope Of nome
kind and lives an unmarried life
which has ruined his mind suppose
ans thing should SO wrong duflnN
a tog be cant talk and what an
awful thing this would be wont
YOU try ana SIT these inspectors
to cry and ptotect this coming aeei.
dent"
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The Owners of
LaureIhurst

Are giving to ever cac visiting
taurv Iurnt for the neat few -
ar elegant prospectus containing
beautifully eoiored photographs %
f-aurVihurat aud ita surroundings
Everyone interested IN high class
property should visit laureihnrat
within the next few DAYS and pro.
cure ono ol those handsome fold.
era s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

BY CAR

Angelo Mario. au ithiiau vendor
~ Vegetables. HaH Knocked off his
saigon b. au eaHtbound Capitol 1iill
taF uu Pike 81. near the corner ot
ninth az. at o'clock thia morning
Halt ~ the eoutcnta ~ bic Aasun
shov erred upan she pavement. his
HoAip vas badly cui 10 hitting the
aifent fnd tbs saEun smashed lie
was la tee employ 81 Paaqnlle ~.
eardo 4 Co. a Columbia cts con
corn Maffu Il 81 years 81 axe aud
uaa sent "a the Wayside hospital.
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ann unqualifiediN opposed to IT,
Tho senator has a habit Of speak
inE IN a hantorlnH tone when he IN
questioned on an important topic
about which he IL not anxious 90
talk off hand. aud Il was this tone
no used IN speaking Of Secretary
Bonaparte Then suddenly he
dropped his voice 20 q serious level
and said
"of course the proposition IL all
damned rot, aud that's oil one
needs 20 aay about A."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

The following anonymous com.
municatlon received by the Com
mcrclal Club this morning, besides
poasVssiue much Intrinsic intoresi
moots a point that Is not unworthy
of consideration
There Is an engineer on one 81
our prominent steamers that slut
teru and the Inspectors claim hat
Is no DANGER well when he sets =.
cited he cant talk nov not lung
ago this said steamer ran into the
dock and came near killing hun
drcds 81 people Il seems that he
could not shut 1T the steam aud Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
Roller Skates

just The thing FOR a Christmas
Present. Wood wheels. Sec a pair.
Hcmacite wheels. sie5 and up,
steel wheels. plain bearings. 81 So
steel wheels. ball bearings. g. aud
up Extra steel wheels. eac for a
set o. eight. Piper a Taft. tuzt
Second az go
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EnameIed ChaieIaine
Watches

Far ths Klfla Special saie this
seek s. aua ug chicago tsusirt
go. iguf second az -
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jos Austin and John COLLIER. each
10 years old aud ~ Lance Eeafs
old. wefp picked up near WaHhlns
ton d eaFlf this morning ~ officer
sislor. a1d baeked 81 the police sla
ton na = eAafEo az trusueg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

YOU CAN'T BEAr US UNLESS
NNH CHEAT

Oriental billiard and pool pafiors.
itt3 Third ave. have eight new
tables and the only txlO pool table
in the citY go
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uoi8. silver. san metal ard eaaHn.
sird aatehea fnf iadiss ard Kwntle-
men. Wsa 81 F1nrh Pioneer Jew
eier. SOS second aN -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20
ONE BOSS WHO SHES
AT B0NAPARTE'S PLAN

PAT MecARREN SAYS TIE
toEA or EIUertNo AN OFF,
GAL PARTY RULER rs All
ROT.
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A Dos ~ dasru meme white
hanahrrs hisfs fag g. " a. Hutch
insnn a -
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NOTICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS

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Xmas Presents

A me assortment % poo Aef kntyes
nom IS 90 s. ste Knives Naffants
"a think - iu A. l. Halt litf
FSret as
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too Rutocntle In the exercise Of his
power. ! am very much afraid that
ia Suggesting such a thing the sc.
tetaY vas dreaming Ut the day
"a hen hc might WELD such power as
was exercised hy his ancestor. the
Fwat Napoleaa
n was in his little office thai
Senator Metafren uttered these
Nuuia. surrounded hy scores Of his
followers eager To confer with him
on grcat variety Of pressing mat.
trrs That had atisbn during the DAYS
IN which he VAS ahHpnt hunting nllh
monsters IN Arizona The aena
tors office Ia AZ strange rs Is the
noted header himself 10 waa orig
inailv intended fof a dressing room
for thc stage II the meeting naom
20 the Thomas jefferson bulldlnF.
owned b. the Democratic party
The hall IL nov used Zoe but little
besides an intreuusut meeting 81
the county committee. aud the drop
curtaiu Of the stagv b. seldom rails.
ed
10 Very Mysterious.
WheueFer the senator has any
thing particular 90 say 10 a bench.
man that must under NO elruum.
ptHncvs b. heard hy those about. he
Eucs through a door 20 the aghKc.
aud there In the gloom the message
Is conveyed Usually. however.
hts conferences ara held Ia a thFong
which presses him on all sides. each
member eager for his turn "a speak
The mere fact that the boss T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

NEW YORK. Dee 60 State Sen
utor Patrick Il MeCNrrVn. leader Of
the Democratic party ia urooklYn.
does not approve Of SECRETARY Bona
parties schemc for electing political
bosses and Etslus them fun power
O. name public officials Tie holds
that such a system would siYe q
nian dangerous power even thaaHh
bis actions would have % be tti
fed every year hy the public. and he
declares that such proposition
cannot be entertained
known all oftr the country fnr
his success in completely domluat
ing a great political machine tn a
community distinguished for It's
Intelligence aud It's Independence Ia
pOlitics. the senator nevertheless
holds strictly IA an hia pahile vi
teranccs % the principle that the
public win must AZ an times be the
supreme power In choosing men aud
measures With his name held up
to suspicion throughout che length
and bruadth Of the land because ot
the allegation that be Is the paid
agent II the Standard on TRUST. and
charged hY hts enemies with being
the most despetie and diciatorini Of
bosses. the senstoF SAN insists thai
auiocrAtle power threatens the vel
fare OF the nation. and that It mnat
Rot BE- tolerated
Opposed 10 tire Plan.
taHs54 Hsaa - ftFN akfsfansa.saf a.. fhsa
plan. said Senator McCArren I
cannot cuuntunancc any such
scheme Il would make the leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-20

A box q a dozen men's white
handksrghisfs fer 81. W a. Hutch
inson a Co 80
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questions II policies and principles.
Anything that would ccntrulIEe the
p0wern ~ government aud put them
la the hands u one man ~ one
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-05-17
THE COWBOYS "MANDALAY."

with Apologies to Kping)
beyond big
whisper the prairie winds they
back Ranch Bar A
Come back to big Bar A,
Wherethe oldg gang used to stay;
you a-clnkin'
the A.
'lassosp
Till the rolls off the prairie down the of Jose
temper pretty his eye it looked like sin
Trophetf just like the skim
strange cowboys
right says "We1l
is
wasn't he TO a mel
In Bar A.
When the flowers boomn stqpigh far could
get S Spanish saddle, I'd whistle low,
the prairie while the East begun
a-adin'
n wolves a-sulk1n' low,
wndmls waitin' for breeze blow
Down the range old Bar A.
them days ar away!
An there amt trails the
An I'm in the
the West acan why won't heed nothn else
For you won't nothin else
But hem campfire smells,
An the BELLS
trail to old Bar A
I'M sick of parks and bries nd symphonies
An his ia S a-shrivein' heart.
Would he know wonder further than his nose?
he's pedgreed, s'pose,
An he the
give Tophet fein clothes
On the at old Bar A
beyond
Social the mans
prairie CALM n'it there that would be,
On Estacado where the world is big an free.
brandin' yearln at the
the flynn lassos play,
On the range at Bal A,
An the rolls off the prairie down the of Jose
Jessie NJ Whittakerin National Magazine
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-05-17
New Railroad Branches.

The FL Paso and Southwestern
Railroad Company will build a
branch line from Rodeo in Grant
county into the Chiricahua Noun
tains, as far as the mining camp of
Paradise in Arizona, just Oil this
side of the New Mexico boun-
Diary. Phelps, Dodge C Company,
owners of the Ell Paso & South
western, have bought millions of feet
of lumber from the federal govern
ment in that section. The company
has concluded that it will be cheaper
to build railroad to get this lumber
out than 1t will be to haul the lumber
to Rodee.
The plats for the Lordsburg &
Pyramid Tramway have been filed
in the federal land Office at Las
Cruces. The road will leave Lords
burg just west of the crossing of the
Southern Pacific and the Arizona
& New Mexico Railroad and run
due south to Pyramid, a length of
eight miles. A branch line will be
built to the Bonney mine and will
be over two miles long. The track
will be narrow guage and it is pro-
posed to handle all of the ore output
of the Pyramid district. Spurs will
be built to other mining properties
as their output justifies. The build
| ing of this road will permit the
handling of comparatively low
Grade ores