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The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10
The Dmmmev fire Entitled TO The Best

proper Legislature
commercial travellers of that State.
that hotepe that
the beds each occupant
Little for traveller aktat his bed be provided with fresh
not compelled the another
person.
explained
the Sheets matter have
occupied the bed during the time and that in the interest Of health law
necessary
bill Georgia. but other States
where such unceanly conditions prevail
OF travelling through the land the the BEST
RIGHT demand cleanliness and his efforts
will of benefit to all.
the greater portion of his time and
his requests not unreasonable
The guild many profitable its
would compelled to close the not for the
patronage the
Bid him Godspeed the for Sheets
subject dcule matter oil
will profit by the drummers campaign for cleanliness
With the wrecd accommodations the travelling
matter wonder that they should strive for improvement?
The much He fountain optimism
electric battery working force both for his house the territory through
which he travels.
everything express his
relative to the best methods Of industrial development
He adds much the patronage of hotels railways livery stables and
active upbuilder in Of his territory.
Florida bazed followed other
footsteps that tended advance the the State The great whole
OF owe
the State
of many locality by who
favorable
Of the indeed would be condition
that would the commercial travel from industrial life
AS the noted Ford "Ihy
doris OF information and the diseminator OF intelligence
railroad the trade made the Russians will awaken
morning to learn features Of Czarm that typical of the real thing
that line.
golden of f. Augustus reported having
Systms" collection through the skill of that hunter pic
turesquely described by Lawson-Ii. ii. Rogers.
railway bill manlmbed
tree needing much pruning to insure its e the grating will be done lives
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

The golden of Mr. f. Augustus nze reported ha
added System collection through the skill Of that clever hunte
turesquely described by Lawson-H ii. Rogers.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-10

that the railway bill manymbed
tree needing much pruning insure its @ the grating will be done lives
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
EARTHQUAKE SHOCK
 FELT AT lNDl0.
E. E. FLEETWOOD WAS RETf tN. ING TO BfSeEE AND GIVE
 THE ACCOUNT.

E. E. Ellinwood returned 10 the city yesterday from a professional visit to Flagstaff" where he had been called t otry some law suits in Co e nino county. MT. ElIinwood re ports the northern part of the Terri tory in a very prosperous condition, especially so in Yavapai county, which is enjoying an unprecedented mining activity.
 From Flagstaff MT. Ellinwood went to Los Angeles to visit with his fam fly for a few days. He left that city on the morning the news of the earth quake and fire was received from San Francisco He states that the news completely paralyZed business, and men stood along Spring, Main and Broadway in small groups discussing the situation and eagerly scanning every newspaper "extra' which was issued number Of business men left immediately for San Francisco and several Los Angeles firms. whicn have branches in San Francisco. were heavy losers.
 On the return trip to Bisbee, tiSt as the train pulled into Indio fta- ton, a slight shock was felt at tiat point. This was on Wednesday. The shock was sufficient to stop the clock in the depot ard a water tank near the railroad track was twisted and came very near toppling over.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
Bisbee Chamber of Commerce Sends Special Represen-
 tatiVe to Frisco.
TO SECURE INFORMATION
 ABOUT BlSBEE PEOPLE.
All TeIegrams Received Will Be BuIletined by Newspapers, Associated Press Has Orders to Send List of Dead.

Bisbee has taken every step possi- ble in order that friends and relatives in this city may be apprised at the very earliest possible moment of the fate of loved ones and friends who the terrible catastrophe.
 The Chamber of Commerce yester- day sent a special representative to San Francisco, MT. R. A. KirK, wnose expenses for the trip will pc borne by the chamber. Mir. Kirk took with him a list of Bisbee people who were known to have been in the city ana will use every means at his command to secure the desired information.
 By special arrangement all es- sages from MT. Kirk. while he is away. will be forwarded to the Review and the Miner for posting purposes for the information of the public. The newspaper bulletin boards will give an account of his movements and sue cess in the undertaking.
 f. To the Chamber of Commerce of Bisbee is due the thanks of the con- Bunity for undertaking this stupend- ous task on the part of the people. dEu IL AS AOpSu lhdl MI. NlTh VIII secure the names of the injured and dead, who have relatives in Bisbee.
 The representative of the Chamber of Commerce took with him the list of names that have been handed into the Review and the Miner. Any ad- ditional names may be left at the Re view or Miner office. or with Mir. Mo Nair, at the depot. and these will be forwarded by wire.
 After leaving Monterey, Mir B. J. O'Reilly. who left Bisbee yesterday, will proceed to San Francisco and en- gi ge in the same work for the Review. He is supplied also with a full list of names that have been left at both newspaper offices.
 Mir. Michael Hannon, of Bisbee, who reached Oakland yesterday. has in Structions from the Review to for ward names of relatives of Bisbee people who are reported missing.
 The Associated Press nas instruc- tions to send continually to the Re view the full list of dead and injured as fast as complied. No list has yet been made. but this work will prob ably be taken up this morning.
 Associated Press bulletins will 6on- tinue to be received by the Review night and day until the full story has been told. These will be bulletined night or day, !: the cor her of Review avenue and Brew ary avenue.
 B. J. O'Reilly. H. A- Shields and R. A. Kirk passed Tucson last even ing at pm. Any names desired to be forwarded to Mir. o'Reilly or Mir. Kirk may be left at the Review office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
Councilman Tom Oevine Called Upon to Mix Ii With a
 Carpenter.
MANY WITNESSES
 TO FAST BATTLE.
Chairman of Street Committee Had Words With Man Who Assaulted Him About Tool House on Brewery Avenue.

Alleging that Tom Deyine had call. ed him dog, and that he wor,5 make Devine retract the appellation William Jones, Slovenian carpenter aged 10 years, attacked the council man from the Third ward as the Iat. ter sat peacefully puffing his pine in front of the fire station and city hall on Main street Thursday night about o'clock.
 NIT. Devine was comfortably seated but he immediately arose to the situ, ation. He has been sick for six months. and he is overweight for scrapping, but the little Slay hit him so quickly that there was no time to sign an agreement. There was noth. ing Tor 1t but to get busy and make s stand like prize fighter. which is what the chairman of the street com. mlttee proceeded to do. The citv haii IS an ideal scrapping site, for no oincer would dream that any belliger- ent would come to headquarters hunt Ing trouble. For several strenuous minutes. therefore, the combatants had the situation all to themselves while crowd of highly entertained spectators formed a ring more dense than square. It was a clean fight without any gun play or any waste or spurious or superfluous language. Except for the good honest blows ex. changed 1t was really as gentle and refined as the new football rules re- quire that game to be. When the smoke of battle cleared. however. both men had features more or less dlsfigured, and both were hard press cd for wind.
 Three days ago Mir. Devine notified cMr. Jones to discontinue work on a tool house near the center of Brewery Avenue. Jones referred the coun- cllman to his contractor. and stated that he was not working for Devine.
 "I did work for you and you treated me like a dog" Jones said.
 Now, l didn't remember the fellow at all, MT. Deyine said. but I said to him. I guess that's about what you are. That was the last I saw of him until he jumped me at the city hall to- night
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
Bisbee's Sympathy for San Francisco Will Amount to
 About S6,000.
EVERYONE JOIN IN
 HELPING AFFLICTED.
FratemaI Orders Join With Citizens and Chamber of Commerce in Raising Imme- diate Funds for Relief.

To feed the hungry, take care of the injured and relieve the distress of thou. sands, who are homeless and helpless in San Francisco. probably s6,500 will leave Bisbee within the next few days in the form of voluntary contributions, which will be placed in the hands of Governor Pardee or Mayor Schmitz.
 In addition to amounts that are be- ing raised by fraternal orders ana through other sources. hundreds of dollars will leave the city. going froIl private parties to friends and rek . tiyes, and about which little will | :, learned.
 Through efforts that gre icing p : forth by the Chamber of Commerce. the largest single donation will be made in Bisbee. It is estimated thai when the chamber has completed its collection fully $2,500 will have been gathered.
 Already s1.00O, the first amount to be sent from the city, has been tele- graphed by the Elks, and is now In the hands of the Exalted Ruler of the asking him to draw on the Bisbee lodge was sent Thursday night.
 Five hundred dollars had been sub scribed by the Eagles yesterday. By tomorrow they expect to have their total up to S1,000. which they VIII immediately send to the highest of ficial of the Eagles in San Francisco.
 Yesterday local members of the Mystic Shrine started movement national in character. They wired to High Potentate Vernon l.. Clark of Phoenix to suggest to the supreme officers that the conclave fixed for May in Los Angeles be abandoned, and that s75.000, subscribed for ex- penses. be turned into a relief fund TOT the afflicted Californians.
 Monday night the Masons will meet to authorize that s1 900 be subscrib" d. Yesterday they practically made a decision to the effect that such m amount be subscribed.
 Monday nights relief dance at Sle opera house is expected to bring in between sT5O and s1 ,000. Yesterday A. l.. Manahan sold over 300 tickets at s1 each. Numbers of others are selling the tickets. and up to last night had disposed of large number.
 Several of the other fraternal or ders are expected 10 make contribu- tions. Some of the church societies will probably join in the general spirit of assistance 10 the stricken city that has prevailed in Bisbee for the Fast few days.
 Yesterday the Knights of Columbus wired $500 to the sufferers in San Francisco. which amount will De lm- n:ediately used to relieve the awful conditions. The members of the or der were but a few minutes decidins to make the donation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
Several in Cochise Will Be Af- fected by Supreme Court
 Decision.
STATE RIGHTS ARE
 NOT TEMPERED WITH.
Parties Granted Divorces in Tombstone Have Remarked
 and Several of Them Have Children, Who Are Involved,

, The recent decision of the ] United States Supreme Court. ] which held that all divorces } were illegal where one of the , parties was non-resident. } promises to raise no end of complications throughout the ] United States, and will inyali- date a number of cases that have been tried in the District Court al Tombstone. in which } the parties have subsequently, ] married and now have chil- , dren.
 The various lawyers of Co- chise county are waiting anN- ] iousiy to receive a full copy ] of the decision before declar- ing the effects that it will have. If the case was decid- , ed on its merits and not on , some fault of the service it , will be far reaching in its rulings.
 The court in its ruling main tains that the courts of state have no right to grant diyorces in cases where both parties to the suit are not residents of the state in which the suit is filed. The general opinion among prominent attorneys is that the doctrine of state
 rights has not been severely
 tempered with. but that a req
 son for the decision may be
 found on some technical point
 of service of summons. or the
 absence of kno,- ledge on the
 part of one partv that the oth-
 CT had instituted an action in
 another state. For this req
 son interest is manifested as
 to what the full decision will
 present
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
DEL LEWIS BACK TO
 CONFER WITH FRIENDS

After rusticating on his farm for 9 few days, during which he has brought more Of his ground under cultivation. Del Lewis. former sheriff is back in the city for a short stay While here before Lewis was urged by number of his friends to make the race for sheriff on the Democrats ticket, and is here again to further discuss the matter with them. While he has not definitely decided 10 z candidate. Lewis is about read to announce that he will go before he convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
TO CARRY
 RELIEF FUNDS FREE

Local agents of the Wells Fargo Express company have been notified that all contributions for San Fran. clsco's relief are to be transmitted to the relief committees of that city without charges for transmission. The company will deliver money or sup plies 10 any authorized committee free Of cost
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
SUFFER AND CASSIDY
 GET MUCH MONEY

F. A. Sutter and NJ. E. Cassidy made brief personal canvas of Bisbee yes. terday soliciting funds for the San Francisco sufferers. They found [ ready response from all persons ap- preached. People gave according to their means, some giving only sl and some giving s100. In all they secur. ed $5S1 in cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21
sERvIAN SOCIETY
 DONATES TO SUFFERERS.

The Servian society of this city he'd a special meeting last evening and ap- propriated s200 from the treasury of the lodge to be sent to the helpless and needy in San Francisco. This amount will be further increased to- day as a result of individual subscrp- tions
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-21

Philadelphia is going in for subw --s's Probably looking for some kind of a transportation system that won't wake up sleeping people.-New York Mail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
MR.. SIMMONS BUYS PROPERTY
Wee President City National Becomes
Permanent Tulsa Pusher.

Vice-President Simmons, Of the
newly reorganized City National bank,
formerly president of the National
Bank at Cleveland, Okla, has com
pleted deal whereby he becomes the
possessor of choice bit of Tulsa real
estate. He bought home on the cor
ner of Cincinnati and Eighth streets
Of Mr.. Malcolm, and will shortly re-
move his family from Parsons, Kas.,
and make Tulsa has permanent resi-
dence. Mr.. Simmons has great conf
dence in the future of Tulsa and is al
ready one of its substantial builders.
The City National Bank is to be con-
graduated upon having Mr.. Simmons
identified with the institution. Some
Of our most substantial and honored
business men have stock in the city
bank. Under the past management
tie bark hes grown to lie one of the
st'oncest financial institutions in this
rart Of tie country. The bank Is
Packed by a good, conservative board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
Chicago Market Letter

FURNISHED by the A. NJ. McDearmot
Commission Co., Branch Office
Alexander building, Tulsa, |. IT,
Wheat-Liverpool, after severa
days holiday, closed at 2s(d12 lower
the decline being attributed TO better
weather reports. As usual, this haG
no effect on our markets, and the
trade was not inclined to the selling
side. The Kentucky crop report gave
June condition as 76, against 81 last
month and 81 year ago, was believ-
ed to be fOrermner of similar
reports from other states in cOnnec-
ton with heavy rains in the north
west caused the shorts to cover very
freely and take the other side of the
market The strength in coarse grain
was also a feature and these markets
were advanced from "a to l cent ON
all options, September and December
gaining little more than the July.
Stocks of contract wheat are not large
and there was full domestic demand
for wheat yesterday and today, We
do not believe any of the new crop
will be available for July delivery
and would not sell the July unles.
on breaks.
Bradstreet showed a decrease of
5,543,000, four millions of which was
in Europe and afoat.
Receipts today in Chicago were 10
cars, Kansas City 63 cars and the
northwest had l52, against l43 last
year.
Corn-Cables closed l4@ss higher.
Bradstreet showed an increase of l.
900, ,O00 bushels. This was largely the
increase ahoat. There is consider
able apprehension being felt in re-
gard to the backward start corn has
received and the offerings are so
light that there was little trouble In
advancing the market over a cent.
Oats followed corn on this advance
and the September option in both
Chicago and Kansas City sold at the
same price. We would not be sur
prised to see a sensational advance
and unless We have better conditions
very materially, we are going to have
a big bull market in all grains.
Provisions-Receipts of hogs were
$4,000 which was under the estimate.
Pork advanced 30 cents. The factor
in the market was the continued light
receipts of hogs. The packers are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
COLLINSVILLE TO ENTERTAIN
st. Joe Commercial Club Will Be
Shown the Gasser.
Special to the World.

Special to the World.
Collinsville, |. T., June 6.-Col-
linsville will entertain the st. Joe
Commercial Club Saturday morning
by taking them out to the big gas
well. J. r. Candle, secretary of the
Collinsville Commercial Club, wired
st. Joe and asked them to give us
forty minutes instead of twenty-five
and he would show them the big gas
well, and they wired a reply that
they would be pleased to do so. The
Commercial Club have engaged all
the rigs in town to be used for the
occasion and a flying trip will be
made to the big well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
. 90 900 OO 900 Q
. ST. LOUIS MARKETS. Q
. O 900 900 900 Q Q

FURNISHED by the Merchants EI.
change)
Wheat
On track, No. 2 cash red SsG92i2
No. , hard 7S(a s2l2.
July 1925 bid, range 7s9s to793s
ale,
Sept 7s7s@7s, range 7sl2@79ls.
Corn
No. ? cash 4sl2d4914,
No, ? white 81 to Sly.
July 433s bid, range 4734@4s12,
Sept 40, range 4s7s@49,
Oats
No, ? cash 34Cd34A.
No. 2 white 3512a36.
July 3412@3s bid, range 343s to
3412@5s.
Sept 1872 asked, range 3303312.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
Court in Session at Vinita.

vinita, |. T., June 6.-Tbe regular
June term Of the United States court
for the Northern district of the Indian
Territory convened here yesterday
with Judge L. +. Parker, presiding,
Rev. j. L. Pershing was appointed
foreman of the grand jury, which fol-
lows d. b. Stubman, W. s. Madden,
W. r. Badgett, Ed. Monroe, ID. M.
Marris, J. F. Murphy, B. W. Knox, l..
n. Bunch, George Niddiffer, Charles
Martin, c. l.. Mcclure, J. f. Pershing,
j. X. Scott, r. l.. Madison, George
W. Thornton. The court has heavy
docket and also much grand jury
work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
CREEK NORMAL IN PROGRESS
Over a Hundred and Twenty Teachers
in Attendance.

The Greek summer normal opened
at Bacone University, Muskogee, Mon
day, with l20 teachers in attendance
On the first day.
Teachers from all parts of the Greek
nation began to arrive in Muskogee
Sunday morning, and each train was
met by Supervisor Walter Falwell and
Warren Butt, of Superintendent Ben
edict s Office.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07

Of electors, and active management of
the same will be conducted by Mr.
Simmons and Mr.. Bradshaw. 1t is
not necessary for the World to tell
the public who Mr.. Bradshaw is. II
is only necessary to state that he has
been assistant cashier and been with
Mr.. Hagler ever since the latter took
charge of the hank The patrons of
the bank will have the same courteous
treatment in the future as has been
accorded them in the past.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
For Frisco Sufferers.

Friday afternoon the Tulsa Hive of
the Ladies Of the Maccabees will meet
at the residence of Mrs. Rose Rey-
nolds, 50l Third and Elwood, at
O'Clock, to prepare box for the San
Francisco sufferers. All Maccabee
ladies in the city are earnestly re-
quested and cordially invited to come
aud bring some article of clothing,
either made or unmade. Good second
hand clothing will be acceptable.-Li-
lah Lindsey, President.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07

j. R. Cole, junior, has purchased
from Clifton and Mary George, lot 8
and the south halfetaoishrdlu. eta
and the south so feet of lot 2, in
block 131. Consideration $4,000. This
property is located at Fifth and Ell
wood and it is Mr.. Coles intention
to build handsome house on it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
PROSPECTUS.

Thursday, June High School
commencement exercises at the NJ. h.
church, at s O'Clock.
Friday, June s.--Five Hundred
Card Club, in afternoon, with Mrs.
Shirk.
Saturday, June 9,-Hyechka Club
at the Robinson.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
Sweet Girl Graduates.

The feature in yesterdays social
circles aside from the rounds Of
Clubs which happily fall on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening was the
class day exercises Of the Tulsa
high grade school graduates. Misses
Dencie +. Stebbins, Fern B. Long
well, Hazel X. Rike and Ruth Trees
formed the pretty class of "sweet
girl wraduates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
The WORLDS MARKETS

still the principal buyers of both
lard aud ribs There was consider
able covering by shorts in both July
and September p.lk. The market is
firm aai We lel.e,y we viii see an
ether advance ana a new high rec
ord.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07

|. T., II steers ...... lOl5 $50
Geo. Armstrong, Alton,
|. T., y steers ..... 92O $50
c. A. McAvon, Waller,
Tex, A steers ....,. 1904 3.75
NJ X. Richmond, Hart
shorn, |. T., 25 steers 994 3.65
Mat. Wolf, Davis, I. T.,
% steers .......,.. ll41 3. TO
J. NJ. Dobie, Wade, Tex,
% steers ......... 952 $3.50
j. Crawford, Purcell, |.
T., 20 steers ..... 935 $3.50
j. Crawford, Purcell, |.
T., 80 calve ...... 156 600
Thos.Johns, Hampstead,
Tex, p calves ... l59 600
Market steady to lOc lower.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY.
JOSEPHINE GRAY.

/ The enthusiastic young ladies' OF
the Methodist Episcopal church are
arranging a moonlight picnic for
F'iday night, Thee young ladies
Lave entertained frequently and
their social meetings are always
looked forward TO with much pleas
ant anticipation.
MIS-, ID. NJ. Hammett will enter
tain the Trinity Guild Of the Epis-
copal church this afternoon at her
home on Cincinnati, between Ninth
and Tenth. The meeting is called
for 2:30.
Miss Ruth McVey will continue
her visit with Miss Marjorie Davis
until after commencement, after
which she will 90 to her home in
Independence, Kan.
Miss Fritz and sister, Miss Bernice
arrived yesterday morning from Len
Y, Ia, for visit with their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. T. +. Shaw.
Mrs. Chas. Leaman and daughter,
Doris, will leave Sunday evening for
Rock Rapids, Ia, to spend the sum
mer months with relatives.
The Baptist Aid meeting will be
held with Mrs. Dawson on Detroit
aetween Fourth and Fifth, this after
noon.
Miss Effie May Williams arrived
Yesterday from Cedar Rapids, Ia, for
IN extended visit at the L. X. Cone
home.
The Aid society of the Christian
church will meet this afternoon with
Mrs. Frank Winters on North Main. !
Miss Catherine Rodolf, of Kansas
City. is here, the guest of her brother,
F. NJ. Rodolf.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet this afternoon in the Sunday
school rooms at the church.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-06-07

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