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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the ex-
hibit Of California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and Second
streets, where free information will be
given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31

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lead to the arrest and conviction Of any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises of our pa
irons. THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
LOWELL MAN sTAss HIS WIFE.
Continued from Page 1.)

last night no trace of the man had been found Mrs. Ruloffos has stead fastly refused to give the name of the man who is said to have been her lover
 Half crazed at the discovery of his wife's infidelity, it is said that Rulof- fos at once proceeded to enter upon a drinking bout, after which he return ed to his home and broke up the fur niture in his frenzy.
 Yesterday Mrs. Ruloffos swore to a complaint in Justice Hogan's court, charging her husband with assault with intent to kill.
 The Ruloffos have one son, a small boy about four or five years of age. They have borne a good reputation among their Lowell neighbors, and Wednesday mornings escapade gave the first intimation to neighbors that all was not as it should be in the Ru- loffos home.
 The father and husband of the fan1i- ly is hard working miner, and has been employed at the Junction shaft for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
DISTRACTED MOTHER IS SEARCHING FOR
 MISSING SON
Has Been Gone From Home for Foty-Eight HourS,.and
 Whereabouts Unknown.

Now that he nas grown to be man of about ten years of age, Gordon Walter seems to be of the opinion that he has perfect right to stay away from home all night.
 This young gentleman has kind of formed habit of staying out until all hours of the night, and last night con cluded that he had business of suffi- cient Importance to keep him out all day and all night besides During mSst of the afternoon his mother searched all the places where she knew the boy was accustomed to spend his time, but was not successful in finding him.
 Officer Frank Johnson was then ask ed to assist in the search, and the off cer finally traced the boy as far as Lowell, but could get no further in- formation about him.
 It was rumored that the boy suspi- cioned that when he came hone after staying out all night he would get a whipping, and for that reason is hiding out some place. Anybody who sees the boy will do his grieving mother kindness if they will notify the police.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
MORRISON TO ATTEi 3
 FIVE POINTS MEETING.
REAPPoRTioNmENT OF. .coMPA- -NY's STOCK PRINCIPLE 6usi-
 NESS ON HAND.

J. E. Morrison, attorney for the Five Points Mining Co, left last even ing for Globe to attend meeting of the stockholders of that company.
 The business which will come be- fore the meeting of the Five Points stockholders is that of the re-appor- tionment of the company's stock.
 At present there have been issued 500,000 shares of the par value of $1. The new apportionment will give the company but 00,000 shares. but the par value will be raised to $10. This will place the capitalization at s3,- 900, ,000,s or six times the capitalization under the original apportionment.
 Tn the reissue of stock to the pres ent holders of Five Points certificates, they will receive oneltenth the num- Der of shares now held.
 The Five Points, while virtually an infant company, has demonstrated that it has mine of unusual value, and the stock has been eagerly sought by investors in mining securities in Ari- zona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
MAN WHO IS DRILLING ST DAVID WELLS
 TALKS
F, 0, MaCkie, Producer of Many ArteSian Wells, Thinks
 Highly of Chances.

There is every reason in the world to think that in the next few months the St. David country will have a supply of artesian water sufficient tU irrigate all of the land around that district
 The work of boring the artesian wells has been going on rapidly un- der the direction of F. O. Mackie. MT. Mackie is man of years experience in well boring, and has done "a great deal of that work in the northern part of the territory
 When asked about the situation al St. David Mr. Macliie said:
 At the present time we have sunk one well to a depth of 345 feet. When we were down to a depth of 240 feet VIC came 10 strata of water bearing gravel; we kept on boring, finally coming to a conglomerate cement and limestone formation.
 When We came to the conglomerate formation all of the fears that I ever entertained as to the size of the flow vanished, because I have never yet failed to find below this formation an abundance of water. The we'll IS twelve inches in diameter, and at the present time is lined with riveted well asing. As soon as we get through the opgTomerate I will perforate this cas- ing, and then the well will begin to flow
 "At the present time we are abso- lrtely sure of a flow of from 500 to 1000 gallons of water a minute I cannot say now just haw many wells it will be necessary to sink, because that will be governed by the quantity of water we strike below the con- giomerate formation in the first well:i it may be necessary to sink ten wells and on the other hand, it may only be necessary to sink five. but in any event, We will six enough wells to. irrigate that district.
 T cannot say just h0w long it will take to sink all of the, wells. because. 1t all depends on the character<of the ground we encounter; some days we gre able to bore as deep as twenty or thirty feet, and other days we cannot make more than four or five feet. will push the work as fast as it is possible to do so."
 When seen by a representative of the Review after the meeting one of tn direcors said: 'The work of sink ing the wells has been entirely satis- factory in every particular, and we decided to push the work forward with ali speed We have really been sue cessful beyond what we expected. and have no doubt that We will be able to- supply the whole district with irrf gating water without any trouble"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
.D|SGRUNTLED FACTION WANTS M'REYhOLD DS
 ID RESIGN
Don't Like Way Cochise County Central Committee Ran
 Things.

That faction of the Republican, party in Cechise county, not repre- sented at she recent meeting of the county central committee. at which c. I. McReynolds was elected chair man. are out with mighty roar al the election of McReynolds and will request his resignation and the sub- E. Morrison.
 All sorts of naughty things are at- tributei to the McRaynolds push, " which sent out notices for a meeting to be held in Bisbee, but which failed to designate the exact place of meet ing.
 The "sore heads as they are termed by McReynolds' followers, want to see Joe Morrison seated in the chair when future meetings of the central committee are held.
 McReynoIds says he will hold the fort until he is shown that the ma jority of the central committee of the county are opposed to him, when he will gladly step down and out of office in favor of Morrison or any put forward.
 Morrison, or the other hand. weak ly danies that he will allow his name to go before the committee as nominee for the chairmanship. claim ing that his modesty and short resi- |, l,fy from accepting the honor.
 In the meantime McReynolds has been sci1rrying about the county, stopping up rents in his barb wire and padding his inside coat pocket with the proxies of his committee man friends.
 Warm times are spromised Mickey holds by the "antis'' if he does not pull his freight" out of the office of chairman. and Mac swears he will hold on till the last gun Is fired.
 "Yes. I will resign at the request of the majority of the Republican central committee" said McReynolds when asked concerning the matter. .'but the request will have to be backed by that majority. Until that event transpires. I will continue in office. believing that I am the choice Of the committee whose proxies were held at the meeting which elected me it's chairman
 On the other hand, the faction that is hollering for flair play" is set on getting the McReynoIds' scalp and attaching it to their belt
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
President D. H. Collins, of the Kelvin, Arizona, Co., Says
 Will Build There.
COLLINS WAS FORMERLY
 A MINING MAN HERE.
Had Charge of Local Mine Be- fore Taking Presidency of Olive Camp and the Kelvin Properties.

D. H. Collins, president of the Olive Camp and kelvin-Arizona Mining companies and former superintend- ent of one of the mines of the War ren district. was 6 business visitor in the city yesterday. leaving last eyenin Tor Phoenix and Kelvin, where he goes to superintend plans for the erection of a smelter for the com pany
 Mir. Collins is enthusiastic in his expectations of whaO will be devel- oped a. the Kelvin property. We have vein sixty feet in width that goes s Der cent in copper" said he in speaking of the Kelvin propo- sition. and it is our intention to make the most out of it.
 At the Olive Camp We, of course, have a much smaller proposition, but il is a good one, neverthelessf We will soon erect concentrating plant at Olive Camp and ship our concentrates to Fl Paso TOT reduc- tion."
 Thomas Tate, formerly foreman TOT MT. collins Tn his local venture, will be put in charge of the Olive Camp property. Collins speaks very highly of his estimation of Tate. Ne gotiations with Tate were closed on former visit to Bisbea.
 Speaking of the future. of the mines in the vicinity of Tucson. near which city Olive Camp is situate, MT. Collins Is of the opinion that the Twin Butte property, owned by ex- Mayor Rose. of Milwaukee. is among the biggest mineral finds of recent years in Arizona.
 "The people of Bisbee cannot real ize the magnitude of this proposi- ton" said Mir. Collins yesterday. But little was known of Twin Buttes until very recently, outside of the immediate circle interested in the property. for the reason that their much talked of railroad had not ma terialized. Now that they have built that road at an enormous expense. it has become an asset to them and will add greatly to their facilities in handling the output of their mines"
 Mir. Collins will devote his entire time co the development of the Olive Camp ;anI Kelvin propositions. In terested with him are Pitissurs cap italists of note in the mining world.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
RUSSIAN DISORDERS ARE
 SMoTHERED BY TROOPS.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 12.-Con- trary to expectations no case of disor- der in St. Petersburg has reported up to a late hour tonight. The streets throughout the day were heavily guard ed with troops and the workmen's s quarters were crowded with troops. Several meetings were held in the va rious suburbs. but they were of a peaceful character. From the prov inces news is less satisfactory. Ev- anywhere collisions with the police are reported. No further news has been received from Poltsya, but the whole country is terrorized by rumors of anti-Jewish outbreaks.-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
CANADIAN GOLFER is
 TOO MUCH FOR EAGAN

ENGLEWOOD, N. J., July 12.- George s. Lyons, of Toronto, Canada, put H. Chandler Egan, of Chicago, out of the amateur golf championship in the second round at a match played on the Englewood Clubs course today. Egan was fighting hard to retain the championship title which he had clev- erly won and held during the last two years, but Lyon led him at almost every inch of the way, and finally won out on the twentieth hole. The de feat of the champion was not the only feature of the days play, however, as Walter J. Travis, former American and British amateur champion, made a new amateur record of "A for the re- arranged course.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
REALTY DEAL CLOSED FOR MAIN STREET
 PROPERTY
Councilman Allen OiSposeS Of interest in Rice Property to
 LetSon 6 Kline.

The preliminary agreement, involv- ing the transfer of the L. R. lien in terest in the old Rice prope ty near the Angius building to Jan.Sj Letson and Antone Kline, passed esterday. This practical closing of the deal marks the passage of this property into the hands of Bisbee cal ,alists ex- clusively.
 Nearly two months ago JTIge, Mills, of Las Vegas, New Mexico, sold his half interest, held with Mir Allen, to Emil Marks.
 Messrs. Marks, Letson and Kline have in contemplation the erection of one Of the most modern b, isings in Bisbee, and the cost is es, s,:mated at s38. 900.
 While the consideration for which MT. Allen disposed of his half inter est in the property is not given out, it is known that a price ct approxi- mately S20o per front foot was the basis of the deal. This price also holds good in the case of Ir. Mills, who sold some time ago.
 The Rice property has about 124 feet of frontage on Main street. and practically as good fronta as the Main street frontage for buS-aess pur- poses.
 In the consummation of this deal Messrs. Letson and Kline ye acquir- ed a most valuable piece property, and have made the best pc ,sible deal in business property availa le in Bis bee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
Tenancy From cananea.

P. J. Tenancy. the Cananea stock broker. arrived in the city yesterday from Sonora. He reports that all is quiet in Cananea and that the Greene mines are working full force of men. and that the July output will be up to lthe average monthly output At the Cananea-Duluth machinery is being put in and sinking on this property is being started from the 150 foot level.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
MAN DRIVES HORSE
 ON THISTLE OF BRIDGE

LOS ANGELES, July 12.-While un- der the influence of liquor last night, according to the police, John Fonden- dale drove his horse upon the trestle of the Macy street railway bridge. The horse was fatally injured and the buggy smashed and Fondendale thrown out
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
Gay Coast Party.

A gay party who will leave Saturday for Los Angeles and coast points to spend their summer vacations will be composed of w. A. Schwartz, Fl W. Spiers of the Miners and Merchants bank. Oscar Doyle of the Rinehart pharmacy, c. E. Rinehart, Dr. Gonzales anG Jack Rush. They will spend the greater part of the next month by the sad sea waves or trolling for the game tuna at Catalina.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

JAMESTOWN, N. D., July 12.-The Republican state convention here to- day was dominated by the stalwart faction of the party. A full state ticket was nominated, headed by E. Y. Searles, who was renominated for governor. r~sizNN
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

With the assistance of John Wesley Gaines, the session of Congress just ended, managed to get a total of over 50 ,000. 900 words into the Congression- al Record. The total would have been much greater but for the fact that Gaines was absent for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13
RESTAURANT COOK
 IS BITTEN BY A DOG

LOS ANGELES, July 12-M E. Lods, cook living at 367 Aliso street, was bitten by dog in the Casino res taErant, where he is employed, this morning and will die
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

A load of talking machi' ss intend ed for San Francisco, below factory ,prices-s35 machines for s1S-hear tEem in the Harris block,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

Next thing, the packers will want the government to pay cash for all the meat 1t condemns.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

LOS ANGELES, July 12.-The left hard of Miss Nellie Sellers, 19 years old, a press feeder at Baumgardt's printing establishment, 116 North Broadway, was crushed in a press this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-13

Paris must be hard up for midsum- mer amusements. since it is proposing to go back to trying the Dreyfus case some more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-06
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-06
COL. STEVENS BETTER.
New Home of Mr.. Cris1nan, in
Frederick, Burns.

Especial 70 The TlmeFs- Dispatch-l
WINCHESTER. VA, December 5-Dr.
Thayer. of John Hopkins Hospital. Balu-
more, has been in consultation with two
other doctors at the bedside of Colonel
Edwin A Stevens, the millionaire owner
OF the famous Castle Point estate at Ho-
bOken. n j.. who IS dangerously fl OF
pleural pneumonia at the country home
OF his sister, Mrs. Washington Lewis, near
Berryville. Clarke county. and tonight
q message was received TO the effect
that the patients condition Is more favor
able than at any time since he was
striker last week. All members OF his
family. however. are remaining at tho
Lewis house.
Colonel Stevens is being attended by his
regular physician. DIT Manamara, an emil
nent Scotch specialist Of Hoboken, and
DTS. A. X. Osborne. of Berryvlle Dr.
Thayer returned 10 Baltimore this morn
ing.
The new home Of Edward Crisman, liv-
ing in western section or this county.
which was recently completed. was totally
destroyed by fire to-day originating in
a defective flue. But a small quantity
OF household effects were saved. The loss
Is about 5000. with little insurance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-06
INTEREST ON ITS
BANK DEPOSITS
City Of Petersburg VIII Divide
Between Four Banks if All Of
Them Pay Three Per Cent.
ENGINE STRIKES MILK WAGON
Six Hobos Sent to Jail for Break
ing Into Norfolk and Western
BOx-Car.


PETERSBURG VA December 5-Bv
. vote Of eleven 90 nine the city Council
hiHl evening passed a resolution. pre-
scented by Chairman Cameron. OF the
fintnce Committee. instructlng the CITY
Treasurer 70 deposit balances Of tho
city, funds equally in tho four banks
IL Petersburg the Appomattox Trust
company Petersburg Savings and In
tufance Company. National Bank. and
virginia National-rroyidc that each
bank agrees 20 pay three per cent. upon
daily balances exceeding five thousand
dollars If any bank refuses 20 make
FN'h agreement tle balances are 20 Dee
distributed among those accoding % g.
no passage Of tho resolution was pro-
coded hy "a long discussion Of the sla-
9cet' and tho Offering OF substitute hy
Councilman o. ". Bland. directing tho
FINANCE Committee % obtain scaled bids
from tho banks FOR "A twVvears' CONTRACT
for tie dcpositing ~ the city funds with
tho bank Offering the highest rate ~
interest. with proper security. the money
70 ho equally divided u $40 contract was
made.
he city has never received interest
o. its deposits. It's cash balance on
December 1st amounted 60 2I40eo
Seaboard Air Line engine struck ONE
~ the wagons ~ the East View Dairy
ns il was crossing the tracks through the
East View farm. ia Dinwlddle county.
Ftantly smashing The wagon and milk
cans. and throwing the driver. J NJ
pr.tchaTd. % the bottom ~ tine ,,mbark-
uent. with the wrecked wagon. without
seriously infurinz him. Mt Pritchard
escaped without broken bone or in-
formal injuries. but was. or course. badly
bruised and cut
The enlarged and improved parish
building ~ ST. johns Episcopal Church
was formally opened this evening The
frlding has been entirely reluoleled
nnd fitted with rooms for Suudayschool
classes. night schools. resadfng-roofls
cooking schools. and other facilities
The six hohos brought here last Mon
DAY hy Detective Wright Of the Bald
win Agency. and Jailed on charge q
breaking into a Norfolk and western
trclght car at DiTputanta last Friday
Wore tried 10y Justice A. r. W s.rnau i'm
Prince George county this morning. and
given thirty DAYS in the county 5al.
three o. them being lned so each. tie
other three s. each
Frank Griffin Howard Holland. Thomas
Kelly and Frank Wald are the names of
the white men. Tho two negroes are
William Thomas and George Gas0n
Tho December term Of the Circuit Court
n Pstersourg with judge Watson pre-
siding. four ch4nccry derreos were enc
tered. and the court was adjourned for
tue term. Judge Watson leaving for Rich
moud This afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-06
TRADE DELEGATES.
The Old Historic Hotel Rebuilt
on the Original Style.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Va. December
t-The Business Mems Association. az "A
meeting last night. elected Mr. Henry
Warden as delegate 20 the State Board
o. Trade in Richmond. and Messrs T.
W. Mills and A. Il. Rowe deleeates To
Size National Rivers and Harbors Con-
veution. 81 Washington.
In tho Circuit Court OF Snotsylvania
county last night. the case OF Frank =
Guest. owner of the handsome estate.
''Snowden. near thls city against the
Fredericksburg Water Power Company
Tor damages. resulted in q verdict OF $50
IN favor ~ Guest
THE question on bonding SpotsyIvaaia
county for road improvements has been
DELAYED for the time being Sentiment
in favor q bond Issue and OF inprovine-
tnc public highways has been incrcasin-.
bDt the board Of supervisors. 10y "a vote
two 20 one. decided not 10 recommend
the holding OF an election 70 vote on
the bond issue Friends II better roads
will push the proposition later.
The case ~ Rev. A T.. Hobbs. colored.
o. Richmond. who was arrested in spot
syivauia county. charged with threaten
Ing the life o. Alexander Wigglesworth
rolored. has been postponed 90 Jauuars.
18th. Rev. A g. Hobbs IS pastor OF
Mount Olive Church. in SpotsylvanIa
county.
The historic hotel NJ SpotsyIvania
Courthouse which was destroyed by fire
some months ago. has been rebuilt on
the Old Site and the colonial style OF
architecture preserved The new build
Ing was built on the old walls. and the
immense white pillars have been re-
stored