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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
PRISON FOR DIRECTORS
OF WRECKED TRUST Co.
Slate Bank Commissioner Begins
Preliminary Action Against
Careless Trustees,
RECEIVER PLANS TO REOPEN BANK
Reorganization scheme Calls for a
Big Sacrifice on tho Part Of Victim.
lied Dcposltora-sesa and tho
Dead President Of the institution
Looted the Company.
(By Associated Prcss.l

Wy hoooSiulcu IICSS.J
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Sept. G.-To
determine the responsibility of the al. <
icctors OF the wrecked Real ESTATE
Trust Company, state Banking Com
missioner Bcrkcy came here today
and appointed as special bank exam.
liners Charles NJ. Vollum and Meyer
expert registered account.
ants, who with the consent OF Re-
ccivcr Earle, will tomorrow begin il
thorough examination OF tho assets
and liabilities of the dcfunct concern.
Plans to Reopen Bank.
Receiver Earle's plan for tho reor- :
ganization of tho Renl Estate Trust
Company was given TO the printer
tonight 1t provides for the reopen.
Ing of the bank by the payment. OF
30 per cent. in cash to deposiiors and
80 per cent. lin preferred stock. guar.
antecd by collateral bonds. 40 per
cent. to be paid within sixty days.
Tho directors OF the Real Estate
trust Company arc TO raise the nee.
ossary capital to make this settle.
nent
Segal Held for Trial.
The preliminary hearing OF Adolf
Nnr,h ,.,,...i mo'o "''ii',iii ~
,,e,,,I """ m"rsaali ..
a., a''""' 'ie'surer ol
L. '",' vs.. S"'''l"ny' t"ok
j., CIV tne .''cc were helu
Commissioner norrov 49,, ~,
the examination should not occnnv
mere than four or five days Dnr,nr
the last few years, Mr.. Berkev do.
clarcd. practically every director or
the Real Estate Trust Compnny ha,,
certified to tho correctness ofs tho ~.
ports filed by tho compnny Will tha%
state Banking Department,
Director. r. "a. prosoo. ~
rhoso .o III,
nav, 49, ra, :, "rp''' ~
su..oin. M ea,,, 80 ""i .'
.Nr ,,or,,o. &c.,, - '"o .,1pofts'
cco, ,r,,n,, 49, ~ WIN p,o'
an Issue of their re spons,bIlitv wblc,
has never been decided nv tho cour,a
Of this state
The ov,denco nro.on,a, $500,
Witnesses Inv D.,ric, .,,,,rn.u d. =.
the hearing ~ som, Mon,hs,n,, -,
tlnpwood tndav dlsclo.od ,ho n,a+rn,,,
bv which sopn, aud ,n,nn,o roh,,a., ~
Trust company
o..,..
-, as es'
~ must damaging testimony was
"''t 10 lhc oilect that 0oth Ripple
ana oeeai hau repeatedly overdrawn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
Woman Tries Laudanum Route.
Especial to the Daily Prcssl

IopeUdI 10 tic Daily PrCss.)
PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. G.-Mrs
>. + Gordon took large quantity Of
laudanum today and her life was only
saved by the timely work of DR.. j. H.
NIXON. Temporary alteration of The
mind Is thought to have been the
cause.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
Washington Banker pies.
(I,y Associutrd Press.

Wy hHaocR'cu i'IcsS.D
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. C.
Lewis Johnston Davis, II leading bank.
or and clubman, died here today Mt
the ago Of 72 years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
Wanted In southarnntnn.

Frank Harris, young negro, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Ser.
geant j. w. Woodward for the
Southampton county authorities. The
prisoner is wanted in Southampton
on felony charge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
National Banks Must Report.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. c.
The comptroller OF the currency today
issued call for a statement of the
condition of national hanks Mt the
close OF business Tuesday, Septem.
Der 4,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
Good Agents Employed.

Aooo Agents Employed.
Mr.. Koincr writes that he has sc.
cured the services of good agents I'm
England. Scotland and ireland. ms
well as in Europe, and he expresses
confidence that they will send great
many desirable men during the fall
and winter.
The pamphlet prepared by Mr.. Koin-
er was printed In Norwegian. Danish.
German and English ana was given
wide distribution. The fact that yir-
ginia has never before done any nd.
vertising in Europe will necessarily
occasion some delay in turning the
tide of desirable people to this State,
and MIR. Koincr has devoted his time
to securing the better class of farm
ers, dairymen, chicken-raisers fruit.
growers and the like.
Money Well Spent.
Il think the money for immigra-
ton will prove the best money the
State has even spent" says MIR.
koiner In concluding his letter. "and
will report in detail when reach
the city Of Richmond, winch will be
about the middle of the month of Sen.
TENDER.
Il gained much valuable informa.
ton along agricultural lines, which |
could not have gained in any way cX.
cept by coming in contact with the
people, and it will prove of great ben.
eft to the people of Virginia."
EngIshmen Already Here.
Several farmers from England al
ready have come to the State and they
already have gotten good homes, are
giving entire satisfaction and express
satisfaction that they have come to
Virginia. They will send letters back
to their people. and in a few months,
it is expected that their families will
come TO Virginia along with great
many who are waiting to learn OF
the progress made by those already
here and prospects for good homes.
Ii is known that those who have
engaged the newcomers are more
than pleased and that the men can
and are doing good work. lose no
time, stick to their work and are on
hand every working day-a condition
that did not exist on the farms when
negro help was relied on by the
farmers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-09-07
EAGLIsHMEA ALREADY IN Dixie
koiner Is Now In Canada, Where He
Is Trying to Get canucks to MI.
crate to the Sunny South, Where
Their Services Are In Demand on
the Splendid Farms of This State.
Especial to the Daily Pres, +,

RICHMOND, VA, Sept. Ga let.
ter was received at the office of the
governor today from Commissioner
koiner, who has been travelling In
England and Europe for the last three
months in the interest of imml.
grafton.
Mr.. koiner has landed at Montreal
Canada, and Is making tour of the
provinces with Il view to acquainting
the farmers of that country with the
many advantages TO be gained In this
State.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
ODDS AND ENDS.

A heavy rain fell here night before last and yesterday morning and con siderable water is passing here in the river.
 Assistant District Attorney Bullard was a south side visitor yesterday.
 Mrs. Charles Mullen. who has been spending the summer near Flasstait, returned Saturday evening Other members of the party will be home this week and the rest expect to return about the 10th of September.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Haigler enter tained at dinner Sunday Wm- HacSett. Howard Woods. James Wilson and J- r.. Campbell.
 R. D. George of Nogales. who is con nected with the Chinese inspection ser vice. was here yesterday on private business. the purchase of a shipment of cattle.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
HOME FROM PAYsoN.

Dr. B. P. Moeur. who was called to Payson last week on account of the ill., ness of J. T. Birchett. returned Satur- day night. The trip was made by stage and the doctor thinks 1t was about the worst imagiuable. From the time he left Roosevelt there was con srant rain and this side of Fish creek the road was iu had shape The stage was heavily loaded with passengers and al times all had to get out and walk or help the stage out of a hole Nr. Birchett is considerably improved and considered well on the way to re- covery. He expects to return to Tempe about the middle of next month pr. DeNOre and wife. who are also in Pay son. will probably be home about the first of the month.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

Everything considered 1t might have been a great deal worse and the train crew as well as the road officials ara congratulating themselves that things are as they are.
 This engine No. 4 is beginning to be something of hOo-doo and if acci- dents continue something serious may eventually happen. Several years ago it turned completely over with a train of stock on the Gila Valley road and considerable damage was done. It was one of the two engines concerned in the head-on collision south of town early this spring and was the engine which Roy Hutchinson, who was killed in the accident was firing. It was considerably damaged then but has since been repaired and has been on the road for some time past.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

A CATTLE DEAL.
A Transaction By Indians That Was
 Not on "the Square"

George F. Brown. superintendent of irrigation on the Indian reservations in the valley. and F. \. Burmister, ad- ditioual farmer of the Salt River res ervation. accompanied by a number or Indian policemen. were here yesterday on business pertaining to a recent cat tie Qeal between John and Frank. two
 Indians. and Teeter Bros. local butch
 CTS. When an Indian sells any live
 stock 1t must be under an order or per
 init fiom the Indian agent. In selling
 the cattle these two Indians presented
 a permit for selling each bunch. there
 being two of them on two successive
 days. signed by J. B. Alexander of Sacaton. The money. or part of it. was paid down. for to Teeter Bros. the deal looked perfectly ''on the square" and the permit seemed to be an official l document Nothing was thought of
 the transaction until a day OF two l later when another set of Indians ap- peared at the shop and laid claim to a part of the cattle. Nothing was done at the time, but Teeter Bros. at once
 informed MT Alexander of the circum-
 stances and the matter was given the
 prompt attention of all parties con cerned in Indian affairs who could be of any service.
 Yesterday the cattle claimed by the Indians were returned and it now re- mains for John and Frank Co be apprc- hended when they will get a taste or ! the law on several charges Tn the first place they stole the greater part of the cattle from the largest cattle dealer on the reservation. himself an Indian. though uneducated who tracked the
 stolen stock and was one Of those who
 brought the matter to the attention or ! Teeter Bros Then they forged the name of Mir Alexander twice which in itself is a serious offeuse. MT.
 Brown said yesterday that he had req
 son to believe that the guilty parties would be caught and the affair
 strengthened out without loss ro the butchers. Teeter Bros. naturally hope that such will be the case. but at the same time are of the opinion that it is
 a put up job with all the Indians con ] ceIned. the ones that sold the cattle and the ones that claimed them soon
 after
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

of the engine ran about half that much further on the ties tearing up the rosdbed and turning one rail complete ly over. Being on a surve the engine of course went straight ahead after Jumping the track and at the sharpest point of the curve went over the edge of the grade. landing safely in the ditch below. going through a wire fence and bu1ying It's nose in the bank of another ditch II kept it's upright position, be- cause it turned short enough to go off the grade head on and not sideways. or nothing could have prevented if from going over on it's side. The en- gincer and Brennan kept their seats and escaped unharmed.
 The tender kept the track as did the other cars. though the baggage car came near going over on the opposite
 side from tSc engine.
 Tine Phoenix office was notified by
 telephone a short time after the acci- dent and work train was brought over at once. accompanied by Superin- tcndent M. Q. BickneI. Work was at once started on building a "shoo fly around the wreck for it was impos- sible to work with an engine from the west side and there being no other en- zine in Mesa t became necessary to get one past the ditched train in order
 to get the coaches away from the en- zine The track was completed last evening and # was expected that the engine could be jacked up. placed on rails and pulled onto the main track ! some time during the night or early ] today. Trans will probably be run ming again this afternoon as usual
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
TEMPE
AN M. e p. WRECK.
No One to Blame Fer It But a Bad
 RoadtCd.

Engine No. 4 on the NJ. & p. jumped the track between here and Mesa yes terday noon as the train was on its eeular trip to Phoenix. Fortunately no one was hurt though the few pas seugers on the train were given a good shaking up but were more frightened than haTmed and all walked on into town. taking the santa Fe at l o'clock for their destination. The engine and train was little damaged and the worst of the accident is the delay that is oc- cas oned by it.
 The train in charge of Conductor George Sharp. run by Engineer Jesse Dunueu and fred by Sydney Diehl. was going at a low rate of speed. The sig nal for stopping at the creamery sid ing had just been given ana probably the train was not moving faster than ten miles an hour. Just at the begin ning of the sharp curve beyond the
 iding the pilot wheels left the track. At the first jar the engineer threw off the steam and put on the air. but even then cre train ran about its length bcIors it could be brought to Q stop and hen the engine was in the ditch. The pilot wheels were followed by the drive wheels after perhaps a hundred feet had been made and every wheel
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
For Sale

5-room brick cottage with front and rear porches nice shade and lawn. shrubbery, etc.; stable in rear; all for SlO0O. easy terms.
 3-room frame house, with good shade. for SI50.
 3-r0om tent house. in good condition, with 100 foot frontage; fenced, and nice young trees, shrubbery, etc, for $400; easy terms.
 1 lot on East Jefferson st. for S1oo. easy terms. $1 down and S1 per week until paid for; no interest and taxes for this year.
 I-room house. close in with good shades. two 5Ox137 a-foot lots; eIec- trlc lights. porcelain bath tub, good JwO-st1ry brick stable, cost $500; house could not be built for $3o00; lots alone worth $z5O0; all for S50o0.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
SHIPPING HIDES.

Harry Markovitz. representing the firm of Kaufman. Daeidsou & Co. hide buyers. was here yesteI day buying up the local supply of hides. If shipping facilities on the Southern Pacific will permit a carload will be sent out from here tonight. MT. Markovitz goes to FIoi ence today and from there to Casa Grande and continue on his regular monthly trip throughout the soutehru part of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
THE BOSTON STORES NEW DEC
 ORATOR.

MT. F. D. Mcbride of New York City. arrived in town yesterday morn ing. having accepted a position with the Boston Store as window trimmer and store decorator. MT. Mcbride is considered one of Americas foremost opponents of "the store beautiful and has for a long time been connected with Wanamaker's big store in New York City as interior decorator In securing the services of such an artist the Boston Store demonstrates the fact that Phoenix as a field for up-to-date merchandising is certainly coming Co the front
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
THE LAW ENFORCED.

It seems that the council has every intention of enforcing the law recently passed here regarding card playing by minors in public places Con Oster- Ioh now proprietor of what was for metly Lukin's cigar store. yesterday pleaded guilty to a violation of the or dinance and paid nominal fine it be- inc the first nffense.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
Lost and Reuns

-0-----~-------0~~-~-~----- ---------"--~~ LOST OR SPRAYED from my place. one Ho!stcin COW. Branded N. r. Win pay reward for her return or any Information Of her whereabouts. Address C. C. Hurley. LOST-Tyvo keys. one latch key. other safety key. Return to Kunz Bros. & Messiuger.
 LOST-Pair ladies glasses. gold rim med and chain attached. Finder please inform r. Q. Box 10O1.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
For Rent

FOR RENT-Wc have for rent 32o acres of cultivated land under the Salt River Valley canal with ample water to irrigatc gran and alfalfa. There is already forty acres in good stand of alfalfa The whole ranch is fenced and cross-fenced and is surrounded by good range, locat- cd ou a main road into Phoenix and telephone line This ranch can be rented for one or two years. Fine grain. alfalfa and beet sugar land There is large amount of pasture on the place now This is a grand opportun ty. See F. J. BennlJt, 16 North Center St. Phoenix. FOR RENT-A 7-room brick residence in Bennett addition. east front, fine shade, $32.5O per month. l.. F. Pas COG. 1l0 N. Center street GOOD PASTURE. near town. for few head of stock. Henry Sandoz, Tempe.
 FOR RENT-Furrished tent. 725 south Center street.
 FOR BENT-A brick house. 73 West Jackson st. Call Hinson Barbecue.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
Help Wanted

Help Wanted WANTED-A cook at Hoghe's eating house. Glendale. Experienced lime burner Apply. quick. office Shirley Christy Nicholson block. EVANTED-At once. a irst-class wait CT, $1o.5O per week and board. Apply Gass Bros. Cafe or Chop House. WANTED-Good driving horse and runabout; animal must be young and good traveller. Address "RepubH- can"
 WANTED-A nIst-class milker. Alp ply Peter Truog. 4 miles west and 15mue south on the Yuma road. R. F. D. No. 4.
 WANTED-By a young couple, in good health. permanently located. unfur- uished rooms. with bath; must be reasonable. and close iE. Address Box C, Arizona Republican. WANTED-GirI to learn millinery trade. The Fair. MEN to learn barber trade; wages while learning; good situations wait ing our graduates. Moler System College, Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

FOR RENT-200-acre improved ranch, under Salt canal; about hal! alfalfa. Address x. care Republican, FOR RENT-Up-to-da house. six rooms. furnished; with barn. Black 1895.
 WANT TO RENT-A residence. furnished or mrunished. Want three family bedrooms beside living and servant rooms. rooms mus be or good size and house modern and in good repair with porches. Hot water heat preferred. Surroundings must be attractive lawn. shade. etc. Want to rent for the winter with the privilege of extending lease at the op- ton of the tenant by giving reason able notice Write full particulars, giving street and number. Isaac J. Keator 22G Kittredge Bldg. Denver, Colo.
 WANTED TO RENT-2O to 40 acres for cash. r. l.. Davis, Box 2O1, Phoe- nix.
 FOR RENT-Furnished and unfur- nished houses; all sizes, kinds and prices; also houses, lots and ranches for sale. W. K. James, 37 North Center street.
 FOR RENT-32O-acre ranch Cplenty of water); easy terms; some 200 acres alfalfa, balance in grain; with or without a fine dairy of so cows, most ly Jerseys C50 or 60 fresh). separator, etc: over 100 lbs. cream daily; skim ming station, 1tl miles; cream, 1Sc to 24c per 10; prefer to rent for dairy and will sell cows at bargain, and some loo young cattle and calves. Also 16O acres miles from above; some 70 acres alfalfa, balance in grain: prefer cash. Write or see w. H Greene FOG North First St, PhOe- nix. A. T.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

The egotist gives an l for an l. but the dentist doesn't always give a tooth for a tooth.-Philadelphi Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
WANTED

I want to figure with you on drilling your wells and installing your pumping pr small
 N L. CARPENTER, with
 PRATT GILBERT co.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

WANTED A SITUATION by cxper- fenced cook in mining camp or hotel. or rCstauIant Address Kitano. care California Restaurant Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

If a grocery store clerk intends to rob you at all. he will rob you when he sells you canteIoupes-Atc Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
Situations Wanted

WANTED-A position as cook. compe- tent to take charge of a kitchen. Ad- dress Cook. care of this office ADVERTISER-Age 33; married, fif- teen years experience corpoi ation clerical work. also has held position manager mining cOmpany's store. understands Spanish, must g.ve em- ployer a weeks notice, desires po- s.tion as Al clerical man, or will take position as manager of mer- chandise store or hotel on salary and percentage of profits. Smith. Box 5I. Rural Route. Bakersfield, Cal. WANTED-Day work by white lady, Address 1O3O West Polk.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
For Rent

Groom furnished house: complete; 10 acres of ground in alfalfa, fenced, etc: $15 per month if taken at once. T-room furnished house. in good loca- ton: two city lots with good shade stable etc., all for 220 per month for next two days.
 5-roou frame cottage. newly painted and papered: close in; good shade; for BIO per month.
 Groom brick cottage, close in. with all modern improvements; good shade. etc. for S25 per month.
 4-room frame for S5 per month.
 Groom frame house for $6 per month
 Broom brick for S5 per month. PECHA BROTHERS
 Phone Red 9o1. 5t2 W. Washington St. Phoenix. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21
For Sale

A .SNAP-lO acres in alfalfa with Salt canal water one and one-half miles from center of Phoenix. Fine tract 10 subdivide. $15O per acre. J. L. IT, win. II North First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-21

FOR SAl-4--l-u acres sugar beet or melon land. $15 per acre. Inquire N. A. Morford. FOR SALE-Four hundred and eighty t4SO) acres Of patented land, two and a half miles from the city of Phoe- nix. Four hundred and sixty Ci6O) acres in cultivation two hundred and fifty acres in alfalfa. Water right, the oldest in the valley. of class 1867 Separate ditch, and uninterrupted flow of water. for irrigation. No ex- pcuse for canal rates, for service of water. or maintenance of dam An ideal proposition for stock raising. A bargain. on easy terms. Possession given October 1st. 1906. Address w. II. StlveIl. eXecutor, Phoenix. Ariz. FOR SALE-Six first-cIass young cows. cheap: ten horses. all kinds, sizes and prices. Frank Whittan. Cave Creek road.
 FOR SALE-A well improved 16O- acre farm on the south side; nice new house and out buildings, stock and machinery. A bargain. Inquire H. Riddel. l7 North First avenue FOR SALE-1O acres. S2SO0. Easy terms II. L. Sanderson. Phoenix. FOR SALE-7JU eight-root cedar posts. Chamberlain Lumber Co. FOR SALE-Pure bred stock. Holsteiu bulls. Berkshire boars, rose comb White Wyandotte cockerels. Stanley Howard, R. F. D. 4.
 10 ACRES, 8 miles from Glendale. for $25 an acre. See Greene & Griffin. FOR SALE-173 acres. with Tempe water; all in alfalfa; Az miles south east of Tempe; S9O per acre. E. J. Flumerfelt, owner, Tempe.
 FOR sALE-6S acres fine beet, melon and alfalfa land; four miles from Iempe, same from Mesa. Inquire Mrs. L. M. Schenck. Tempe. FOR SALE-Dr. Stroud's residence, North Central Ave, five blocks from Hotel Adams; furnished complete, piano, etc.; 100 feet frontage; cement walks: nine rooms and bath; barn: one block from two car lines Leav- ing Phoenix to reside in Los An Celes Address Mrs. A. M. Stroud, G15 North Center St.
 FOR SALE-Creamery plant fully equipped in a good location, health of owner reason for selling, Call upon or write [. c. WOodmansee, Tempe.
 FOR SALE-Mines, mining claims, i'm proved land. raw land, houses and lots F. L. Eddy, Glendale. Sub. 28. OLD PAPERS for sale at this office. FREIGHT WAGONS for sale For particulars apply to Wolf Sachs, Mesa.
 FOR SALE-S1z inches Salt River Val ley Canal stock. Dwight B. Heard. FOR SALE-DistiIlled water. Light ming Delivery.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-05-04

up again. and Rafies was drawing his
let leg over the balcony railing In
another moment be had disappeared
through one Of the French windows
which opened upon the balcony. and in
yet another he lad switched on the
electric light within. This was bad
enough. for now ! al least could see
everything he did. but the crowning
folly was still = come There was no
point in il. The mad thing was done
for my leLeCt. IS knew IT once and
he afte-wari confessed. but the lunatic
reappearel ou tle balcony. bowling Ike
a moguJe0aak-in lis Grape mask,
I seq Of with the empty chair but I
came back. could not desert old
Rafies even when | would but must
try q explain away his mask as well
if be- had not tie sense to take it of
in tine. i would be- difficult. but
burg'arles are not usually committed
from q bath chair and for the rest l
put my faith in Dr. The1bald. Mean
while Rallies had IT least withdrawn
from the balcony. and now I could see