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The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01

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The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01
Che Churches.
FIRST NJ. e. CHURCH

Regular morning services at 1850
a. M, and evening services at 7:SO
p. m.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01
Higher Prices And Prompt Remittance.

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same day as goods are received
Make us a trial shipment. We
guarantee you will be satisfied ana
remain our shipper. Write for price
list and shipping tags
Berman Bros, 200 LIST st. So.;
Minneapolis, Mimi. 19-tf
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01

Mr.. S. E. Krohn of Redwing, is
visiting his father-in-law, Mayor
Webb. Mr.. Krohn has just returned
from the funeral of his sister, AIRS. c..
Engar, at Sharon, N. D.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01
LUTHERAN CHURCH
1.-THE Bankers Child"

1t vas but a fair-sized audience at
the opera horse that greeted the pre-
sentation of "TEe Bankers Child"
by the Perry Co., Monday evening
last. The special feature OF the play,
and one which is clever and brilliant,
is the part assigned the Perry
children, Pauline and Flossie, wee
tots Of six and seven years of age,
who handle their difficult parts with
real skill. The company is not above
the average but as whole the play
was we'll presented.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1906-11-01

Mr.. NJ. N. Roll, receiver of the
land Office in Cass Lake passed
through Sauk Centre Monday on his
way home from 2 business trip to
Alexandria and Brandon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
Y, M. c. A. Officers Return From Short Trip to Hua-
 chucaS.
ASSOCIATION BOYS
 TWILL HAVE OUTING.
Between Thirty SaiNd and Thirty Five Are Expected in, Camp During First Two Weeks, Which Is in Heavy Timber.

Ofhcers of the local Y. M. U. A. re turned yesterday from two days trip to Huachuca Mountains, where they went to make final arrangements for the summer camp, which the asso- citation is to conduct next month in Miller canyon.
 Secretaries Pollard and Buch1er se- cured on their trip a number Of Inter esting photographs of the camp site and points of interest surroun ling the camp. These pictures will be Ilaced on exhibition in the association rooms to advertise the camp among the mem bers during the coming weeks. Cuts will also be made from some of the best to be used in camp prospectus. This camp prospectus will be issued some time next week and will con tain information as to the cost, privi- leges and particulars of the camp.
 The plan of the camp is to hold a two weeks session for the boys under Is years of age and the last two weeks or twenty days will be given to the senior members of the association. It is expected that during the larter pe riod of the camp a number of business ard professional men who are unable because of business affairs to get away for long vacation will take advantage of this opportunity and spend few days in camp.
 The camp site selected is in one of the most heayily-wooded parts of the canyon in the heart of the noun tains. It is close beside a stream of cold running water.
 One of the first things planned after the camp is arranged is to have a swimming pool built for the use of the campers. Also 6 dark room for cam era enthusiasts. Plans are also being made to provide athletic contests among the younger members of the camping party, during the first two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
BANDIT NoRcaoss
 HAD THREE HELPERS

George Williams and Der Hunt, TWO old-time Arizona train robbers, were members of the bad quartet which held up the Dolores conducta, wound ing Billy Smith and killing three of his bodyguard. If they are caught it means capital punishment fer them. for John Norcross, the first of the four to be caught, has confessed all.
 Scott White. treasurer of the ". c. Greene companies. when down in the Chihuahua country a few days ago saw. Norcross in the jail at Guerrero.
 He was very weak when I saw him." Mir White said this morning. on account of loss of blood. When cap tured two weeks ago Norcross was shot in the hip, and I think he has kept this wound open on purpose.
 He was from Gonzalez county, Texas, and John Wright, who was with Norcross up to the time of the capture, was also from Texas Nor
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
Will Be Called Up on Carpet at Next Meeting of City
 Council.
FEES HAVE BEEN
 ILLEGALLY TAKEN
So Says Resident of Johnson Addition, Who, Objects to Taxation Without ReDresen- tation-Spaulding Denies.

The next regular meeting of the city council will witness the formal hearing of charges that have been made against City Health Officer Spaulding who is alleged to have collected fees from residents living outside the city limits. Other charges of maladminis. tration will also be preferred against Spaulding at that time, and 1T begins to look as though there would be an interesting carpet session when the council next sits up at the sound ol Mayor Caven's gavel.
 L. A. Horn, who rents a house from Mrs. Rice at Johnscn addition, is the complainant. He alleges that fees have been collected at his boarding house by scavenger men purporting to be acting under the supervision of Spaulding. While Horn does not claim that Spaulding himself has made these collections, he seeks redress in the council. since the fees were collected in the name of the city of Bisbee and under and by virtue of city of Bisoee ordinance. The investigation prom ises to be interesting.
 Spaulding was called up on the phone last evening and when told of the charges which were to be pre- ferred against him, claimed to know nothing of the matter, but said tisaI he has several men under him vbo might have gone outside of their Juris- diction and collected fees.
 'If this has been done, know 10th ing of the matter" said Spaulding last night in answer to what he had to say in regard to the charge. q have six Mexicans under me, and of course they may have done as is alleged, but if so they did not have any orders from me to act as they are alleged ta have done. I will investigate the mat, ter, at any rate"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13

The first Republican Parliament will be opened at St. Petersburg in May .Czar Nicholas will do the open. ing stunt, and then retire gracefully to a bac kseat ..,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
vElTcH RESIGNS
 CLIFTON POSITION

Word comes from Clifton to the ef- feet that Alex. Veitch, who has been at the head of the management of the Arizona Copper Company at Clifton, and also the managing head of the Arl- zona and New Mexico railroad, has rendered his resignation and that it was accepted on the first of the month.
 MT. Veitch has been with the com pany for eleven years, and started in as superintendent of the teaching plant and was promoted successively until he became the local head of the company, under President James Col Quhoun.
 It is not known who will succeed Mir. Veitch, but for the present Presi- dent CoiQuhoun will take personal charge of the great enterprise which he so successfully directed for years before passing it to MT. Veitch some five years ago. E President, Colquhoun deserves the credit for the success of the Arizona Copper Company, as it had been a failure before he was placed at the head of the management. The com pany was hopelessly in debt under prevailing conditions, and there was a great uncertainty and doubt as to just how long the concern could continue to produce copper.
 When MT Colquhoun assumed con trol, along about, 1892, he at once be- gan the installation of modern meth ods for the treatment of low grade ores, Of which the district was 60 bountifully possessed. First a leach CT was designed by the new manager, and successfully put in operation. Then the matter of installation of con vertoTs was taken up, this method hay ing first been put in operation by the Phelpps-Dodge people at Bisbee and Morenci. With these additions the stock of the Arizona Copper Company began to go up by leaps and bounds. Finally a dividend was declared, the first since the organization of the com pany for the purchase of the Clifton mines, and then the A. c. stock went higher. Local men who saw what the management of MT. Colquhoun was So- ing to do for the A. c. company, began to buy stock. and many of them real ized snug fortunes in the better days of the camp.
 During the last five years Mir. Col Quhoun has remained the most of the time at the headquarters of the com pany at Edinburg, Scotland. He is now in Clifton, and should he decide to remain there, 1t will be source of great satisfaction to the people Of that camp, with whom he was always popular.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
Officer White Goes to Tucson, Where Much Wanted Man
 Is Thought to Be.
TONNE DETERMINED
 z TO HAVE JUSTICE.
Will Not Stand for Beating at < Hands of Man Who Strlck
 Him With Gun When Fun
 Only Was Intended.

If Doc West. the bartender who, while on rampage Friday, struck Fred Towne with gun during a quar- re, with the latter in the Orient sa- loon, is still in Tucson, where he is supposed to have gone, he will find himself in the clutches of the law be. fore many of the Reviews readers have seen this issue.
 Constable Jack White left for Tue son last evening, armed with a war rant for the arrest of West on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon. Before White left for the old pueblo he was possessed of inlurnia- tion that West was in Tucson yester. day. It has been the presumption of the local officers that he would Hay low" in Tucson, where he has many friends, until the trouble had blown over here, but Towne means business and does not intend to submit to such treatment as he received at the hands of West without recourse at law.
 The trouble arose over trivial af- fair. West was laboring under a load of booze" and under the impression that he wanted "Tige" and wanted him badly, so he started loud cry for the dog bearing the name of Buster Browns companion and kept it up, to the edification of the crowd present in the saloon. Towne was also feeling pretty good and volunteered to give West all the assistance he needed in yelling for the purp. His impulsive generosity resulted in Vests attack with a gun, and now West will have to answer, if caught, to the charge of assaulting Towne with deadly weapon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
Almost Sure to Be Result of Work of Petitioners for
 Improvement.
HEAVY TAXPAYERS HARE COMING IN.
fosiisulnHpl V School Board Expresses Much Satisfaction at Sentiment Being Shown, and Encour- ages Further Effort.

That the Bisbee School District will now be able to enjoy the increased Ia. cflities that its growth deserves and that conditions demand. is practically assured. The action of the school board in sending back to the petition CTS their prayer in order that the sig natures of larger number or the heavy taxpayers might appear there on. has been fruitful. At a special meeting of the board last night at the Central School building for the opur. nose of conferring with the circuiators of the petition, Fred Hedberg and Jesse Yoakum appeared before the heard and the results were so grati. flying that the members of the board added their own individual signatures as taxpayers to the already large list
 The work of the circuiators during the past few days brought out the fact that in some cases the impres sion was abroad to the effect that possibly the board members them selves were not in accord with the sentiment of the petitioners. mi! was set at rest last night by the ac ton of the members in signing tho petition, and there is no doubt now that all the heavy taxpayers who might have been in doubt will lend their sanction to the proposal to vote the required amount when an cleo ton has been called.
 A list of prominent taxpayers whose names do not as yet appear on the petition was given to the petitioners. and today and tomorrow will find Yoakum and Hedberg interviewing them. They will report progress at a special meeting of the board to be held Monday night at the Central school
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
HERBINE.

Will overcome the indigestion and dyspepsia; regulate th> bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints.
 It is the best blood enricher and invigorator in the world. IL is purely vege.alne, perfectly harmless, and sl:ould .,ou be sufferer from disease you will use 1t il you are wise.
 R. N. Andrews, Editor and Manager of Ciacoa ana Rockiedge News, Cocoa Fla.,' writes: I have used Heroine in my family, and find it most ex. cellent medicine. It's effects upon myself have been a marked benefit '
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
 Very Best.

'T have been using Chamberlain s Cougn Remedy and want to say 1t is the best cough medicine I have ever taken" says Geo. L. Chubb, mer- chant of Harlan, Mich. There Is no question about it's being the best, as it will cure a cough or cold in less time than any other treatment. It should always be kept in the house ready for instant use, for a cold can be cured in much less time when promptly treated. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13

cross said the other two men were George Williams and Ben Hunt, two old Arizona train robbers. The last two mentioned went eff by themselves after the hold-up, 50 Norcross says, and steered for what is called The Hole country over the line in So- nora. There is known to be quite a gang of American renegades in that section.
 .'NcrcrCss said the reason they killed so many of Billy Smiths guard and shot Smith was because the lat ter did not throw up his hands when commanded to do so. Norcross had made TO effort to get out of the coun- try. as he thought the Mexican rurales could net capture him."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13

The bill prohibiting insurance com panies from contributing to campaign funds, is likely to become a law, but the policy holder who imagines that it will clip the grafter's wings, has an other guess coming to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13
Stomach Troubles.

Mrs. Sue Martin, an old and highly respected resident of Faisonia, Miss. was sick with stomach trouble for more than six months. Chamberlain E Stomach and Liver Tablets cured her She says: T can now eat anything want and am the proudest woman in Il e world to find such a good medi- cine" For sale by all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13

PATENTS-I furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreignl. I also furnish free of charge complete copies of drawings and specifications.
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND, Bradbury Block. Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
GRIP FATAL TO MRS. BIXBY
Widow of Pioneer Huccumbs at Los
Aamitos After a Short
Illness

Mrs. Suzanna Peterson Halfway
Bixby, the widow of John w. Blk
by, a pioneer of Southern Califor-
mia and one of the best known women
of this city and the surrounding
towns, died suddenly at her home at
Los Alamitos yesterday morning after
q brief illness.
A few days ago the deceased was
taken i'll with la grippe, which devel-
oped into complications that caused
her death yesterday.
Mrs. Bixby and her husband came to
Southern California many years ago
and took up land in many places. She
and her husband, who died some thirty
years ago, were among the pioneer land
owners out west and were well known
throughout Southern California. The
present town of Bixby was settled by
them. Mrs. Bixby was mother of Fred
Bixby, an aunt of George Bixby of
Long Beach and sister of Mrs. L. E.
Bryant, wife OF Dr.. Bryant.
Late yesterday afternoon the body
of the woman was removed to this
city in a special car of the Pacific
Electric company. The body was taken
to the undertaking. parlors of Pierce
Bros.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
FIREMEN'S GOOD WORK
SAVES APARTMENT HOUSE
VENT PIPE THROUGH THE ROOF
IeNlTEs WOODWORK
Department Has the Flames Under
Control Before Some of the Guests
Realize Fire Is Burnins-lnstanta-
neous Heater Danger Spot

Effective work OF the fire department
is all that saved the Wellesley apart
ment house at ass California street from
destruction by fire yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
The flames, it is claimed, originated
from plumbing work on the vent pipe
and an instantaneous gas heater.
Leading from the heater the vent
pipe runs up to with a half inch OF
the board roof. Over the top of the roof
is a. layer of tar and gravel. The heat
from the heater scorched the roof, and
between the ceiling below and the
board roof above a strong draft led
the flame and heat around in the air
space.
A half hour before the heater was
lighted by an occupant of the house.
He had lust left the bath room when
suddenly the flames burst forth from
the sides of the roof. Within three
minutes after the alarm was given the
department was on the scene and at
work upon the fire.
At first it was thought that the cause
of the fire was a crossed electric wire,
but before the fire llddies had worked
long at the building they discovered
that the chimney from the Sas heater
was sealed up in the air space between
the ceiling Of the third floor and the
roof.
Mrs. c. Smith, the proprietress Of the
house, was the first to notice the
flames. About the same time others
saw the dense cloud of smoke pouring
out. But few of the guests knew that
the fire was raging in the house until
the department had the fire under
control.
1t is estimated that the loss to the
building was 5000, which is covered by
insurance. The property belongs to
Walter Holton,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
WOMEN ARE MISLED;
SEEK POLICE REDRESS
MAGAZINE AGENCY CAUSES
THEIR COMPLAINTS
Because of Absence of Messrs. Hayes
and Hastings, Employees and SUBJ
scribers Are Wondering Whether
Their Money Is Wasted

Complaints were made to the police
department yesterday by Mrs. e. Hunt
of 635 South Flower street and Mrs. S..
A. Laverty Of 313 West Seventh street
of two men representing themselves as
connected with the New England Mag
azine company who have secured sew
eral hundred dollars.
According to the women the mems
names We're Hayes, who said that he
was general manager of the concern,
and Hastings, who claimed to be the
collector. In response to advertisements
in the local newspapers about a dozen
women solicitors We're implicated.
From the police report last evening
it was learned that the men rented a
room at 42S West Sixth street. Mon
day, January 21, they met the women
and explained the proposition They
told them that they represented one of
the largest concerns of the country in
clubbing magazines and that the
women would receive $12 a week for
soliciting subscriptions.
The women gathered each day a large
number of subscriptions and turned
them over to the men. Last Tuesday
each woman received an individual note
from Hastings stating that his partner
had gone to San Francisco and had not
left any money to pay the salaries. He
stated, too. that he had collected
scarcely any money.
It now develops, it is alleged, that
Hastings collected over $500 and has
left without paying the omen. The
men left their room Tuesday and have
not been seen since.
According to the billhead used by
them Mrs. Catherine Davis Is president
of the agency and Helen Van Sycle is
secretary. The agency Is said to be
located at Burlington, VT. However,
the police will try to find out If the
agency exists.
The list of solicitors whom the police
say were innocently led to victimize
people through their innocent work are
said to be Mrs. Poulton Of 1918 South
Grand avenue. Mrs. Caloo of 1918 South
Grand avenue, and Mrs. Fischall of $40
Wall street.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
WATCHMAN IDENTIFIES MAN

Ed Cherski, who was arrested Friday
afternoon by Detective Ziegler and
charged with highway robbery, was
identified yesterday as one of the two
men who held up and robbed Robert
Kearney, aged 65 years. on the night
of January /.
Kearney was night watchman for
the Union Hardware company and was
attacked by two men while ON duty.
Yesterday afternoon Kearney called at
central police station and identified
Cherski as one of his assailants.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
INITIATIVE IS
IN JEOPARDY
QUESTION Is BEFORE STATE
SUPREME COURT
City Attorney Departs for Capital to
Defend Charter Clause-Slaughs
ter House District Is Basis
of Suit

The question of the validity of the
initiative clause in the amended city
charter will be passed on in u suit
brought before the state supreme court
and which will be tried Monday.
Assistant City Attorney Herbert J.
Goudge leaves this morning for the
north, where he will appear before the
supreme court to defend the charter
clause. He will be assisted by Attor-
neys w. ]. Hunsacker and e. w. Britt.
The basis for the suit is a question
over the slaughter house district.
The boundaries of this district were
fixed by the initiative vote.
Upon the question of the validity of
the clause will probably depend the fate
of the Gothenburg system of saloons
which 1t is proposed to establish in this
city, as this can probably be done by
an initiative vote.