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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
HAD \ STRENUOUS TIME
woUIp-eG TEACHERS MUST HAVE BEEN GIVEN 4 STRENUOUS
 EXAMINATION.

The territorial board of school ex- aminers, which has been in session since Wednesday morning, examining Applications for certificates, finished its labors yesterday afternoon, says the Phoenix Republican. The board of examiners is composed of R. l.. Long, superintendent of public instruc- ton, W. H. Lee and W. w. McNeff. There were forty-seven applicants, of whom forty-one were women and six were men. As reported by coun- ties the number of applicants in each county respectively was as follows: Apache, g.; Cochise. s; Graham, 4; Maricopa, 5; Mohave, 1; Navajo, 6; Pinal, '; Pima, z; Yavapai, 6. There
 were no applicants from Coconino, Gila, Santa Cruz and Yuma counties. In addition to the above there were three applications for life diplomas,
 two from Yavapai county and one from
 Maricopa. <. '@ rts The board of examiners recommend. ed fayorahly these three, whose ap- plication will now have to be passed upon by the territorial board of edur cation. which is composed of Cover
 nor Kibbey, E. E. Kirkland, territorial l treasurer; A. J. Mathews, principal of . the territorial normal; A. N. Taylor, | principal of the Northern Arizona Nor ! nal; K. c. Babcock, president of the ! University of Arizona; R. l.. Long, su-
 perintendent of public instruction;
 George Blount, principal of the Phoe-
 nix high school, and J. D. LOper, prin- | cipal of the Mesa schools.
 , Three first grade certificates were
 granted, as follows: To o. P. Greer,
 of Apache county; DeEsta Cook, of | Cochise county: W. R. Rhodes. of Ora ham county. Nineteen second grade l certificates were granted. as follows:
 To Hattie Webb, of Cochise county;
 Maude Wellborn and Susie R. Talley. of Graham county; George Flock, of Maricopa county; Jennie Talbot, of
 Mohave county; Caroline M. Hughs-
 ton, Blanche Decker, Myrtle E. Reick-
 CT, Cora Griffith, Pima county; Clare NJ. Kelsey, Cochise county; Alice M.
 Fleming, Orvillah Rush. of Yavapai
 county; Armeda Noble, .Hilda Mineer
 Fife Peterson. Gilbert D. Greer, Jane '. Brown, Mary Wilkins, Lyman M. Ov' | erson, of Apache county.
 1 The board of examiners also recon
 mended to the board of education the granting of an educational diploma tc
 one other applicant.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
ANeoRA GOAT RAISING
 IN GILA COUNTY

The Gila County Angora Goat Com pany held It's annual meeting last Mon day night and elected directors. as follows: T. A. Pascoe, J. R. Barnette. W. W. Brookner. B. F. Gray and A. F. Kincaid. says the Silver Belt.
 The officers chosen are: President, T. A. Pascoe; vice president, W. W. B-oo!-ner; manager, J. R. Barnette.
 The company decl3reG Dividend of twenty per cent on its capital stock, which represents profits for a year, after paying for new machinery and other improvements. rne company purchased power shearing machinery last year, and this seaSou will add a dipping plant. They nave between Il 900 and 12 900 head of graded goats placed at eight different ranches in this vicinity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

Stiii Sizziins-The temperature at 8 a. m. today was g, noon 97, D. m. 100: minimum, so; humidity. [; evap- oration. 1.2 inches; wind northeast, velocity, IA miles an hour; average velocity 9.1 for the past A hours. Barcmctric pressure 96.14 inches.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
DOUGLAS HAS 4 FIRE
SEVERAL KINDRED polIARs' DAM DONE ey FIRE
 Tt AFTERNOON.

DOUGLAss, June 1l.-tSpeciaLl l-
 Much smoke. considerable shoot. ing and some fire caused a commotion in the tenderioin district shortly after the noon hour today.
 I The blaze was caused by a gaso- line explosion in one of the cribs in the brick building at the corner of H avenue and Sixth street. The con- tents of several rooms were destroy ed, but no sever damage was done to the building. on account of .ae quick action of the fire department and the good water pressure.
 The building is insured for s2000. 2
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
Aeeeot the challenae.

At. the close of yesterdays game Brownie Chamberlain issued a chal ienge to the manager of the regular nine on behalf of team of profes sionais ne is organizing for a game next Sundey at the ball park for money, marbles or love. The chai lenge was accepted.
 Brownie has gotten together a very strong aggregation of "old heads, whom he thinks can trim the kid team His lineup. so far as known is: Giyens, c: Kelly. p; Chamberlain tb; McVey, 2b; Ford. ss: Russell, 3b; Wilson, Mcclure and Robinson in the outfield. After this game 1t is pro posed to pick team from the best players in the city to go after the bis money ir the Fourth of July tourna ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
RECORDED DOCUMENTS.

Mining Oeeds.-M. J. Donohoe ct al to Bisbee & Duluth Mining and Devel opment company. s1 and other valua ble considerations; Red Mountain No 1 to 12. inclusive, district not given.
 George Cottren to E. U, Akin, s3o0; 1-6 interest in Daton, Xenia, Lima Toledo, Defiance. Dora, Marion. Ce lima, Urbana, Eric, Bryan. Berlin. Tiff fin, Quincy, Piqua, Akron, Home and Ohio, Warren district.
 John B. Moore to Forest Short, s10; Hobos Rest, California district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

Water Supply setter.-General Man ager Cowan left for Bisbee this after noon. When seen at the depot MT Cowan stated that there was now thir' ty-five feet of water in the standpipe and that at 10 o'clock last night the water was turned into the new main which runs from the well to D avenue. This pipe has. been connected up on Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth and within a few days will be contin' ued on to Fourth street. The worst of the water shortage is undoubtedly over.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

Rates for Easies.-Next Sunday the Southwestern will sell excursion tick cts to Lewis Springs on account of the picnic of the Eagles of Douglas, Bisbee and Cananea. The fare for the round trip will be s1.50. The train will leave Douglas at 7:35 a. ID. and leave Lewis Springs at 5:30 p. n.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

Developing Santa Barbara. - Int Pittsburg & Sonora Development Con oany sent out a force of men yeste, day to it's property south of Douglas to be put to work under the charge O. General Manager Hemphill The
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13
HOTEL CALIFORNIA,
LOS ANGELES CAL

A quiet, cool and comfortable house Of particular excellence, conveniently situated at the corner of Second and Hill streets, in the heart of the city. but just enough removed from the cen ter of trade activities to be away from the bustle of traffic. It's location is not only the most central, but the most convenient to all theaters, art galler- les and other places of amusement American and European plan. Rates very reasonable.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

If he Is exesuted, it will not be the first time that Gen. Stoessel has lost his head. E. a-...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-13

Articles of tnoorporation.-Bisbee Opera House Company. capital s30,' GOO, shares 300 at sl0o each; place, Bisbee. nature of business. to build and operate an opera house in Bis bee: incorporators, M. J. Cunningham. F. E. Shine and Scott Whaiey.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
WOODF ORD WINNER
Of TURKEY SHOOT
Raw Recruit Surprises Crack
MarkSmen of District
NatiOna lGuard.

Thunder out OF a clear sky at high
noon never surprised members OF Com
p6ny +, Second Regiment, District of
Columbia National Guard, more than
di the victory Of Rookie WOOdford
over all the other contestants I'm the
turkey shoot last night. lie not only
won first choice of the birds hung up
as prizes, but made score of SO out
OF a possible 100 other winners and
their scores were: Priyates Hutchin-
son. SO; Decarre. 81; and Corporal
Sehlosser, s.. All the others were far
below their usual scores.
Woodford f. raw recruit, and saws
last night is the first time he ever
faced the targets. He was given
handicap Of IA points. because OF his
ineXperience. The highest net score
rolled up was that OF Hutchinson, who
shot from scratch.
Ten shots were fired by each man at
a distance OF 200 yards and 800 yards
mere were thirty contestants
Among the distinguished men present
were Major James +. Bell inspector
general of rife practice OF the guard.
captain Brian, and Lieutenants Whit
aker and WieF, OF Company +: Lieu
tenant Denlson, Inspector Of rife prac-
t!ce or the Fiftn Battalion, and many
Iher officers Of the guard.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
DEADSHOT BULLOCK
GREETS PRESIDENT
He Calls a Crowd "HOrSe
Thieves" But Doesn't
Say "Sheepface." "

Capt. Seth Bullock. first sheriff Of
DeadWOOd, COW puncher, Tanchman,
bear slayer, old-time friend of Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Just now United
States Marshal of South Dakota. blew
into the White House this afternoon
and pumphandled the Presidents right
before the Cabinet met
We'll. how are all the horse thIevesP''
asked Captain Bullock. of the crowd in
the anteroOm-
As Seth is six feet one and has the
reputation OF being the dcadest kind
OF a dead shot. no one offered any ViO-
lent objection TO the salutatiOn. Those
who know the captain recognized The
greeting as one OF his compliments, any
way for in his vocabulary Horse
thief is a term OF endearment.
He always smiles when he calls you
that. If however. you should meet
Bullock and he should call YOU a
'sheepface,' it would be the part Of wis
dom 10 fade away as rapidly as pos
sible. When he doesn't like a man a
little bit lac calls him a sheepface and
gets ready for trouble.
Captain Bullock reports crops big and
business booming in the West.
The only trouble out there" he said
is that the farmers can't get hands
enough 10 move the crops. Farm hands
are pulling down 81 80 and s. a day and
their keep, and they're mighty scarce at
that"
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
SENATOR'S NAME
BEFORE GRAND JURY
Judge and High Govern
ment Official Also Involved
in Land Frauds.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Nov. 27.-The
Federal grand jury has voted to return
hVe true bills against corporations and
some OF the persons who have been inn
pliealed IN the wholesale stealing OF the
public lands in Wyoming II may lay
the hand OF the law upon a United
states Senator, a judge OF the supreme
court Of the State. and an official high
IN the employ of the Government.
The indictments which have been
voted Will not be returned into court
untlI after the close OF the investigation
the Interstate Commerce Commission
VIII make in this city. Pueblo and Den
Yer. The commission will investigate
land frauds committed in Utah by
which more tRan 1000 acres OF land.
valued at over 100000. We're stolen from
the Government, Il IS alleged BY rail
roads and coal companies.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
PoIiceman Roberts ExoneraLed.

Policeman JOHN T.. Roberts last night
was eXOueIatad by Mayor Pan from the
charge OF being -uncOuth. rude and in
sulting 10 e. j. Geisendaner. h. a.
Mcdonald, and O. T.. Pickett, who were
arrested "a few nights ago and held al
police headquarters. 1T was shown at
Tile investigation that The three men
We're returning from the country about
o'clock I'm tile morning, and when near
the corner OF Pitt and King streets "a
pistol fell from Mr.. GciseuUamer' s.
pocket 90 the street. exploding. The
noise attracted the attention OF the po-
lice and Chief Goods ordered that the
men be taken 10 police headquarters.
pom arriving al the police station the
men alleged that Policeman Roberts re-
fused 20 allow them the use of the tele-
phone. IL was shown at the trial. how
ever, that the policeman was acting
under orders from the chief, and Mayor
PAN therefore dismissed ia, .Harges
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
PATRIOTIC CONCERT
BY THE EASTERN ~"

a concert was given last evening by
the Eastern Y, an organization OF young
church workers in the Sunday school
room Of the Eastern PresbYterisn
Church, Sixth street and Maryland ave
nue. northeast The program was I'm It's
nature patriotic songs Of all nations
being sung. while those who partici-
pated in the evenings entertainment
represented by their costumes the vari-
Gus nations. The opening number was
ITO Thee, Oh Country" 20 represent
America and was sung by the Capitol
Choral Club Octet Miss Hilda ROs-
trum, Mr.. Roderick. William A Nor
sell Mrs. Charles Henney. Edmund IL
Jones, and Miss Ruby Raymond We're
among the singers OF the evening The
accompanies were Miss Leonore Lacey,
Miss Mccarthy, Miss Elsie Weaver. and
Miss Stella Raymond
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
TOO SEAsICK TO EAT.

Yes" said the steamship agent.
"tHat's our best price for q second cabin
passage 10 Liverpool
But asked the prospective tourist
don't you make any rebats2'
For What2"
We'll, SAY, for nine meals. I'm al
ways sick the first three days out -
Philadelphia Ledger
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
CONCORDIA CHURCH
OPENS FAIR TONIGHT

The bazaar and fair under the auspices
of the COEcordia Evangelical Congre-
CATION. ia the church building, O and
Twentieth streets northwest beginning
tonight and continuing until the end
ot the week. promises 10 be successful
iu every way.
Members OF the congrega ton and the
committees in charge have decorated
the hall with prOfuslOn Of German
and United states flags. leaving moth
ing undOne which would add 70 the at
JractiVeness Of the scene or success or
the undertaking.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
THANKSGIVING PRAYERS
AND LUNCH At MISSIONS

Thanksgiving services ANA all-day
prayers will Be held al The Rescue Home.
$40 Missouri avenue northwest and the
Haven OF Rest Mission. 30 Missouri ave
uUC. Thursday. a lunch viii be served
To those who are i'm need, and the heads
OF the Two mission houses are anxious
for contributions toward the fund for
This purpose
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
PLAN WHIST PARTY AND BALL.

There was meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary OF cae Eighth Street Temple
IN the Saba n school room yesterday
afternoon. Plans were made for a pro
gTessiye whist party At the meeting
next Monday AT the Mercantile Club.
and for a bail and supper TO be given on
the evening Of February 2S at Natiohai
Rifles ATmOrV
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Mrs. Alexanders Will Filed.

The viii Of Margaret Alexander was
filed for probate I'm the clerks office OF
the corporation court yesterday. She
leaves house and lot in North Column
bus street To her son, John Alexander
u her daughter, Maggie Nelson, and
rand-GauEhters, Mary Cook and Mag
gle Knoxville, she leaves her property
in North Washington street She also
leaves 500 20 each of the above named
persons. Tie remainder OF her estate
IS left 10 her daughter. Mrs Nelson.
VINO qualified as CNeCuITIN.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Head Broken With Brick.

When Charlie Hawkins would not
agree with him during an argument last
night near Fourth and IL streets north
west, Jacob Johnson. COlOred. picked up
a brick from the sidewalk and hurled
the missile at him. AS a result. HaW-
Rins was picked up a few minutes later
and was sent to Emergency Hospital
with a broken head. Johnson was fined
$50 in Police Court today
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Charged With HOusebreaking.

one hundred pounds or scrap copper
Was missing from the junk shop OF
Reed Gale. 500 North Capitol street.
yesterday morning, Defective Nermil-
lion was sent out on The case and he
arrested Benjamin LaugStOn, COlOred.
WI.o was this morning arraigued before
Judge MulluWny on a charge Of house
breaking and ON the testimony of Gale
AMI NeTmIIlion. was held Tor the aC-
tiou of the grand jury under $500 bond
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
COLUMBIA BUND BALL
ATTRACTS 500 DANCERS

More than 800 dancers hhad the Ma
sonic Temple last night at the annual
ball Of the Columbia Bund and the
koenigin Luise Bund. District Order or
Schwarze Ritter. a similar bail Is given
annually for the benefit Of the III and
disabled OF the organization.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Election by Board of Com
misSiOnerS to Be Held
This Evening.
MRS. ALEXANDER'S WILL
Mayor Paff Exonerates PatroIman Rob
erts From Charge of Insult
ing Prisoners.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA,. "a. nov.

A meeting OF the board or police COM
rnissioners will be held at the mayors
Office this evening, when the election OF
a second lieutenant OF the police force
Will De held. 1t is understood that
there are two candidates for the Office,
John T. Roberts and Benjamin +. Bet
tiE. The rules for the government Of
the police force. it is said. win be given
out for publication after the meeting
tonight
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
McClary Infant Dies.

Windsor McClary. the trn-months-old
SON of g. and Maud X. McClary. died
50 his parents home. gl1 King street,
yesterday.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Male Nora Fined s5.

Ia the police court this morning. JUS
tice Cation presiding. Nora Green. col
ored was fined s. ON the charge of dis
orderly conduct He was arrested by
Policeman Nicholson.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Pohick Church Open January 20.

old Pohick Church viii be opened on
Sunday, January ~. The Rev. DT. Wal
lIs viii preach the sermon.
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Lee Camp to Meet.

The Woman Auxiliary oI Lee Camp.
Confederate Veterans. will meet al Ice
Camp hall JHI~ evening
The Washington times., 1906-11-27
Mrs. Rector Buried.

The funeral services fog Mrs. Connie
Rector were held al nor home. ON Semi
nary HHI- this afternoon The Rev. Nh
Wallis. OF the Theological Seminary. OF
debated and the IuteImeut was ia Ivy
Hii CvmeUerl--
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-21

cinia. All this was in 1863. Indeed
I was in every movement for the for
nation of West Virginia from start TO
finish.
In the legislature Of 1865 l had 4
~favorite bill before the House OF Del
egates. and I put it through that
body. Judge Edwin Maxwell. then
in the Senate. and Raw1inson. OF
Braxton. opposed and defeated 1t.
That night I went to the residence OF
Chester D.. Hubbard. explained the
allure OF the bill. He saw it was
meritorious. and he agreed to my re-
quest to ask for a reconsideration OF
the same in the Senate of which he
was a member. I also saw two or
three other Senators. Mr. Huooar
moved a reconsideration of b vote
by which my bill was defeated and
he then put It through triumphantiy.
y an here :o-day to pay a debt OF
gratitude TO Chester Hubbard by
throwing my influence and vote Tor
his son. William P. Hubbard
II know of no living man who at
| tended the 1865 Legislature except
Judge John J.. Jackson and myself Al
members of the restored Govern
ment's legislature have since passed
the flashing gates.
y often think of those grand men
a. w. Campbell. Chester D. Hubbard
Daniel Lamb and Andrew Wilson OF
| Ohio county and they should not be
| forgotten as long as the majestic
| Ohio flows. I have not been in Wheel
ing since 1863 and I am pleased toe
! see our metropolis blooming"
Mr.. Hale was an object Of affec
tomato regard and he was presented
to many delegates at their request.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-21
MT LAKE PARK.
Letter From Our SPecia!
Correspondent

|SNOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. Md.
June aO.-The work Cd the Loeb
Lynn Hotel addition is progressing
rapidly.
The Ladies Civic Club have decid'
ed to build a bowling alley in :he
place Of the swimming POOL rhic!
was their first intention. There will
be four alleys and in addition 10 1hjs
the building VIII contain 4 large
room to be used rs a GLIB roo.n- The
club ladies are also 1&vinS ont -four
tennis courts which will: be really 80!
use the latter J=rt Of next week.
Mrs. G.. W. Tcl~on. w'lo is the pres
ident of the Civic Cl'5, was hostess
at a very informal receDdor given for
the members OF the cl"5 and the;I
friends who are interested in 1t OF
Tuesday afternoon from to 5 o'clock
The guests of honor were Mrs. W
". Davis. of the Park. %rs. Thomas
Stone and daughter Miss Katherine
of Wheeling, w Va Miss Marsare'
McLane presided at me punch bow
and was assisted by Miss MarSare
Bishop.
Mrs. A. L. Lehman and children
are in the Park Ic- the summer.
r. T. Cunningham and Harry Clari
were visitors in the Park this week
Will Dereny IS home for lac sam
mer from Rock Hill Coll -Se- Bali
! more. where DE has been atsccdin:
school
Quite a large number OF pet.rl'
were in attendance Ct the Han o
Philosophy Tuesday night to hea
the announcements made by Dr. Da
! Wis in regard to b summer pro
Sramme. DR.. EaviS anrt naced tina
beginning with tie s:ci4d day o
July and continuing until August sou
every day was filled. mons th'
events named We're. for July, CAM
meeting. Old Home weck The Won
ans Foreign Missionary Convention:
a State Sunda- School Ray and CIV
ic day. DR.. Davis stated Il>at he .at
secured two Uui-ed s. I Senator
and four ConSreSsmea besides othe'
men A fraternity Day Viii also b
recognized and delegates from tht
odd Fellows. Red Men. The Wood
men OF the World and many +othe'
prominent lodges Professor Brown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-21

i,- of the Oakland :chooiS, VIII
have charge e the prtnramme on
Educational day, which %iH De CO
served. In August the Chaueauqua
viii hold sway, nd macy good Things
are promised in the different depart
ments. Especially is it good IN the.
musical department and in the aInlec
ic department. Prof 2.att, OF the
college Of music in PittsburS VIII Dc
at the head Of this, while IN the po:S-
ical department a splendid instructor
has been engaged from Chicago Inc
month Of September will be gwen o.-
err to the Qua%erS or Friends Con
iyention which expects about l.9oo
peop1e to attend. Among these many
announcements that l. Davis gave
out was that he had extended an IN
yitation to the State bankers Asso-
citation which is being held at OAK
Grove, TO mold their neHt meeting
here. So far no answer has been re-
ceived-
Louis Helmic's came up to tae Park
on Friday evening with : ~eoo1ns
party from Independence. The orioe
was Miss Daisy WiIk:.ls and the
-room was Mr.. Edward Gusky. both
of independence. The stopped at
the Mt. Lake Hotel n it was only
a Short time after they arrived that
it was discovered that q bride and
groom were in the hote;. So Of course
quite naturally 4 number Of friends
of the party got a bunch toseteher
and went over to the totel to heap
push them along. and they did all
right. too. What that GROVE did Tot
do to that bride and mat groom was
a caution to all other bridal couples
who should happen to strike Mt.
Lake
Miss Lottie Deveny went to Fair.
! mont to visit friends Monday even
ing
Miss Myrtle Knots wio has been
the guest of friends in the Park the
past week retu-aedsto Ter home on
Tuesday
Attorney T. n. Parks spent lass
week with his family
Mrs. n. J. Raymond has opened
her cottage for the summer
Major J. NJ. 2urns AID family. OF
MorSantown. are new arrivals to The
Park
M A Jolline was a be Park on
Tuesday on business.
DR.. Edward .Iaoson. re chiropo-
! dist, has opened his Office for the
summer. his headquarters are next
door to the pharmacy. B.