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ATTENTION, FORESTS CAVALRY

On October r., 1906, it is planned to reproduce in the city of Memphis, as nearly as possible, that fearless oaho which helped to make the name ail fame of General Nathan Bedford For rest immortal.
 There will be no frills or furbe, lows. There will be no band wagons in the parade There will be no sponsors and maids of honor. ne parade will consist Of the mounted survivors of Forests Cavalry formed in line of march as they were formed so often in the stirring days of yore, going forward to do theil duty. It will be simply a band ot Confederate Cayalrymen upon the march. Of ali the division ane brigade commanders that served with Forrest there are but four now lving. Genl5. r. C. Armstrong, Il B. Lyon and Cols. Edmund . Ruckel and D C Kelley, all of whom will be in the parade at the head of theil old commands It may be the last time the old veterans will thus as semb.e.
 Let every man who. during the war served under Forrest come tc Memphis and take part in the parade Horses will be provided
 All the railroads will place Oil sale October 15, 16 and T., good until Oc tober 31, round trip tickets at one fare plus 25c.
 As there was no man to lag be hind when the great commander gave the word "FORWARD' let there be none now decline to come.
 There is but one woman to whom the troop will give place upon this occasion, Miss Emma Samson, the girl who piloted Gen. Forrest durine bis pursuit of srreight. A led horse suitably caprais led and saddlad with
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

For rent, ii taken at once, all or mart of a seven room house, close ln Inouire of Mrs. NJ. Meyer, 123 Beech street.
 Miss Lola Eason's condition re- mains unimproved.
 Miss Annie Alexander IS qlite sick at her home on West Flith.
 Situation wanted as housekeeper by niddfe.agcd woman. Apply No. 3, Union Furniture house.
 -Mr. and Mrs. ]. (. Reeves are roioicing over the arrival of a fine elcyen-pound boy al their home.
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BRIEF MENTION.
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Rev. F. F. Appling of Brooks. Ark is in the city in the interest of the Roberts Marble company. Rev. Af- bling has been a citizen of Arkansas for years and is well and favorabl5 known and is securing mitch encoHras ment in his business.
 Little EdWena MalleE, who has been quite sick at her home 112o East Second ayenu. is cohs drably imProf- cd.
 Mr. s. a Sage Of Salem IS in the city.
 E. shulzman is a visitor in the cifz from Clio. s3
 Roy N. Martin Little Rock is registered at the Antlers.
 Miss Helen Hunt and Miss Linnie Burnett of Dumas are registered at the Antlers.
 Geo. T. lIennina, j. Allison and \. N. Nunn of Little Rock are transact ing business in the city today.
 Nr. R. c. Allen Of TeXarkana is in the citH.
 ]. C. Harlan came down from Hum phrey Thursday on business.
 Mr. C. P. Brice of Camden is a visitor in ttn city.
 Mr. John Flanagan of Grady was trausaetins business in the city Fri day
 Mir. ]. T. WilAens of Dumas is a business visitor in the city.
 Mir and Mrs B. K Nobel will spend sunday in Stuttgart visiting friends and relatives
 Mr. | 0 Brown and AIr. E. (. Rod- man are visitors in the city from Lit tie Rock.
 Mr. W. !. Short of semcy is in the city on business.
 Mr=eln# Warren #of= Warren is ia the citF
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
MALE HELP.

Wanted, men 10 learn barber trade our facilities cannot be equalcd. Steady practice. careful instructions, tools. dip,omas and pos tons waiting fe" weeks completes. Money earned from start: big wages to graduates; write nearest branch. Moler Barber Collega ?, st. Louis. Mo, Fort Worth or Daiias, Texas.
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Rt+$ : ! Y ' . . ' .  & LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. A++ ++ + : . : . |
D. w. Boyce devotes hls ame to rents
Have T. J. Malcolm tune Your piano. Old phone No CSC.

Have T. J. Malcolm tune Your piano. Old phone No. CSC.
 For board like you Used to get at homo go to 501 West Third.
 -12 show cases for sale at a bar gain. Call on Anderson Beacon Drug company.
 pr W. P Grandy. tfe dentist, uses the new methou, soemnoforme, for painless extracting, also vitalized air Office DO l-2 Main street.
 Two furnished rooms for rent; convenient to bushes portion of city; all convenicnceS M care Graphic.
 Nicely furnished front room for rent; only four blocks from business center; boafl if wanted: everything new. 501 West Third.
 For rent, three lars,e front rooms furnished for lieht housekeeping. with all modern conycnicnces. Gull at 326 Walnut street.
 Best board in the city at 5o1 West Third Convenient 10 business center. Nicely furnjshseds room also
 Neatly furnished room for rent; very closo in; beard if preferred; new furniture Address w. care Graphic
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Is Extending
 ITS CUISINES 5

The 4.e4 -Ilutsazz caeparz is max .u4 efszze#s#z! eN9ates56a to its HHs5ae3- haQ9e. liE lHas cured ne al
 ai3ls hai inc. sleslN= e6ea4.s2 l} .a.=#s= :aaaaH4 aaa WiEi 1Hzzaft ;fl munitions and -des.z t.st 40lNs 55a = a@ 1a Ht c#Ig.azsI su1 tl= ra5e4 fsont M.
 Ys5zaE=e Wis8 fsla-e sFgaf
 NAHHsH# e4a e.sS N !. l4.a,.e= d5.e=a1 l..e- }giae=t sl,iless .szt-as n t1e 1i5s
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Mrs. N. II. Chapman has been Wis. iting her parents at Searcy, Ark, for the last three weeks, but is back at her old boarding place now, Central hotel
 Messrs. Sam and Geo. ". Sibren. the gospel singers and teachers of vocal music of Waco. Texas. were in town Tuesday
 Mr. ". II. Chapman and wife made n business trip to Pine Bluff Thursday.
 Mr. Tom Fixes house is completed and he and his wife have gore to Housekeeping.
 ". II. Byrd, representing J. B. Speers and company, was in town Monday.
 Mrs. Ida Jackson and Mr. Graves of Canada, after three days aequaint- ance were quietly united in marriage at o'clock by Mr. Junior at his resi- dence.
 c. T.aury was in town Thursday.
 Mr. Press Coleman and little son of Dallas county were in town Thursday. AIr. J. A. GatIing is in town this week, looking after business.
 Hunter Arnold is erecting new store ea tie last side of the Central hote'
 su5scription school Will open Mon- day. AIr. T. J. Tibets. principal Miss Louise Harey. primary teacher, and Miss Mamie Fultz will teach the in termediate room.
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 Mr. N. E. Barron and w.fe have gone to housekeeping
 The entertainment given by the ladies Home Missionary society WIS quite q success.
 Messrs. Joe Elliot ami Dick Hoages of Fordvce were tn town this Week. Claude Clay of Forayce visited his parents Sunday.
 Nr Dock Jordan has been on the sick lis this week.
 Tom Fike and wife visited her mother at Eagle Nils Sunday.
 Ben E an,. representing Marsh and Riley. wilo.esa.a erain and provision. Fine Bluff. was in town this week.
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sD RoslMErT ACQUITTED

I{ot slHfHaS. S'e 54,.t. son tG a.nra#. NeWa1@ -
 aal W ai- 58s Af9ra, in whose court he apr u- ' chaEEed Wth ! forgery coMmf a1 .8-, 5HHe As ttaj= =Postmast .nsaa e Hot Saei44s heinz tAa 4ie- i'm He matter was iGht ned Raa.t#zEs Haop'e aad=tA4 vou4e mn. vao appeared to have besn ..se o1 wrong intentions, was cleared.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
CHICK WALWORTH IS
 4 WHIRLWlNp ON SKATES

X .@a#l#aaa aa 5aaet t7#W#a can sasd ot Na ( he Wa,wesf
 A tse= =esea C.fN rink Tazzz 4s4Hbr =aHe 1T G.azasf ceoN5s az .a .aazas a.tu 7ze Ar WafH n 1.ass# se sts4 ssa Ztt5=aa dru.. taE
 ze Was a#ea
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 ~.id. Vsae6s zasfzs- 5ss.A ts5 5 tasd lIs ou2 ' f..a oa tht ast< e=1=
 laa Ila VIII gzaalGeH eseHtas. unlike az t1ia. gH-4=z=l. lsHa. and W., =E.a W Mag,it taHs ones time and mon
 The #a4a=eaeas= ha~ aau7H=ea
 ea Friday evaais5#s. October F. ~# dsaas ttfy H5f= cent of tte a3. mission e. 9,s to Ladies Gene tery association. aad ea Friday Haeh5 October f4ew Will ionatea lle amount the Ladies Hospital association.
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JUDGE WELLS GEAc
 AT MONTICELLO HONE.

siae 5ees1a. @-5uIee # T. WvG- o this place e, A=c ~ I IF after t .ou- aai p3jnit. illness. He had .4sr returned nom TeNaEzas.4 where H9 had gone som ,W@aJy y2|s a4a te Have performed an operation for staHa II the aadder from which he had suffered .aggs, e,.cl2!tis.iaeiT for two VI thr,e geafs. but ua1e.e4- Gately the oyerat oil Aad been de.ayed .o5 loo5 to allow as l4:, recovery,
 Judse We5,s w3s bo@n la fias# ! county. Tenn. in l>a55. He was s4a of the lale N. Il. Me.ls. wh1. wiea SOY eral brothers. Wee aEaaa2 [! es.1ftz settlers ia Drew e4HH y. Ii Jha= sfase, of which eount W H Wy.~ Was first sheriff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

woman's saddle, will be placed near the head of the column in her honor.
 The widows, wives and daughters Of all old Forrest veterans are cordially invited to come, to whom special hoh- or and respect will be shown.
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SOCIETY NOTES.
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Another Wed ddiing

Ahother Wedding.
 Announcement has been made of
 ca@a@ement of Miss Ruth Vaa Raren BosHg. dauehter Of Mrs. Georsa II. Bo2ae formerly of Chieago. 10 Mr. Aarcus l. Bell of Chicago. Ms Roeuo is at present visiting Mrs. N. + Reid. e613 Prairie ayenue-Chi. g2zN Evening Post.
 1Ir. Bel is q son of the late C. H. IT, pe1 9f thiS ctty, aHd h51f " of Afeses. R. r and ". X. Lee IEa is talented young attorney w8a
 Is i responsible position in taz teaal d0partment of a Chicago ra3'wa- He has many friends here who w.s,s him happiness and prosperity ta lis new venture.
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ROSENBERG'S
Cold drinks were the most

Cold drinks were the most popular during the Summer. We expect to make our Hot Drinks just as popular. We are now serving Hot Coffee, Chocolate, Boullion, Beef Tea, and Light Lunches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

Brooks Eelectric Oil is a drug store within itself Antseptic, pain-killer and collie cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05
Bearden

Mrs. H. c. Gay is visiting her dauSh- fer Mrs. Joe C. Gatling of Fordyce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

Brooks Chill Tonic destroys the malarial germs that cause chil.s and fever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

Messrs. Watt Jordan and Cad Henry visited Fordyce Sunday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

O"liease women made strong With Brooks Female Prescrift,cr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

Mrs. N. II. Chapman has been wis iting her parents at searcy, Ark, foI the last three weeks. but is back at her old boarding place now, Central hotel.
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tti,ttG OiENIAG 1T
 hN0X-M AI.kER FUR. co.
i.Hea35 and Tuesday, October <. and
 2. 1906.

Eaeh person who calls will be given a Lee tiel4et for tae horse, bugzt and harness. Music in the evening. KNOA-NALKER FURNITURE CON-
 PANY.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-10-05

Messrs. Sam and Geo. W. Sibren the gospel singers and teachers o vocal music of Waco. Texas. were il town Tuesday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
STARTLED AUDIENCE HEARS
STORY OF HERsHAME WHILE
AUTOR SITS DUNE.
vereIy Denounced After Singin
Solo in Church..

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 12,-Sitting
in the choir Of a church at River Falls.
Wis, Minneapolis man faced a
startled audience. while a standing
weman denounced him in burning
words. A young babe was held up in
the woman's arms as proof of the
charges she made against the man.
who was dumb,
The Minneapolitan, who formerly
represented a Minneapolis music firm.
but mas now left the city, sang a solo
in the River Falls Congregational
church last Sunday. Immediately af-
ter the sermon a young womna, clasp
ing an infant in her arms, rose from
her seat in the front pew and, pointing
her finger dramatically at the singer.
who sat in the choir, denounced MIN
in piercing tones as villain and the
author of her shame. Holding up the
infant she loudly accused the Minne-
apolis man as the cause Of her ruin,
accomplished upon the strength of
false promises to make her his wife.
In burning words the woman related
the whole story of the mans alleged
perfidy before an astounded congrega-
ton that listened with a deathlike and
melodramatic silence.
The accused man sat immovable.
pale as death, while the woman hurled
her anathemas and the people gazed
at him. When the young woman final
ly ceased and resumed her seat the
minister turned to the man and asked
him to deny the charges. He did not
speak.
'If this be true" said the pastor,
then the curse Of the Lord be upon
you. Let no such man desecrate Gods
temple with mis- presence"
The present whereabouts Of the Min
neapolitan is not known by his former
employers. He left there three or four
weeks ago and has not been seen
since. His accuser lives at River
Falls and is said to have gone to
church for the sole purpose Of de-
nouncing nim. knowing that he was
to sing that day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

Some Sheep Diseases" DR.. c. W.
Deming, Spokane; My Experience
With Shorthorns." William Caruthers,
ChattarOy; rs 36-snOur Shipping
Law Feasible" Colonel William Seel-
ing; Swine Plague" Dr. M. Rosen-
berger, Pullman; rs Further Legisla-
ton Needed?" o. T. Cornwell, Walla
Walla; Horse Diseases; Their Pre-
vention," DR.. Arthur Dammon, Ellens-
burg.
Wednesday afternoon-"Grazing on
Forest Reserves" D. B. Shelter, su-
perintendent forest reserves, Seattle;
"The Live Stock Industry of the Walla
Walla Country E. S. Waterman, WAL
la Walla; why We Should Have Bet
ter Meat Inspection" DR.. c. V. Geno-
way. health officer of Spokane; The
Horse Industry, It's Future Prospects,
M c.. Gray, Pullman; THE Thorough
bred Hog" John L. Smith, Spokane.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
HAVE DISTRIBUTING POINT
NEW COMPANY BUYS SITE AT
MEETING PLACE OF o. r.
E. N. AND N. p.

PORTLAND, Or, Jan. Ito es-
tablish a distributing point for all of
Oregon at the meeting place Of the
Oregon Railroad & Navigation COM
pany and the Northern Pacific roads,
seven miles from Portland, on the Col
umbia slough, is the purpose of the
Columbia Arm Investment company,
incorporated today by articles filed in
the county clerks office.
The company has secured 100 acres
and a 1,5OO-foot frontage on Columbia
slough. on the line of the Portland
Railway company, and plans to make
this the distributing point for the en-
tire state. 1t is the first point where
the Hill and Hartman lines will meet
after entering Oregon. Seven miles
will be saved each way by making this
the distributing point, instead of hav-
ing the freight trains running On into
Portland. The company includes
among it's stockholders many of the
leading citizens of Portland and Ore
gon. The capital stock is $65,000, and
it has all been placed.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Marshall Fields Condition.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. l2,-pr.
James issued a bulletin On the eandi-
ton of Marshall Field this merning
reading; "The patients condition con-
tinues about the same. He is no worse.
He passed a fairly comfortable night"
The attack is more serious than was
at first admitted. His physician said
that the disease has attacked both
lungs. His physician refrains from
publishing the temperature and heart
action, on which in pneumonia tells the
story. 1t is understood that the heart
action is all that could be desired.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Thisis Threatened By Ruthless
Methods Of Slaughter.
PRESIDENT IS VERY MUCH ALARMED
Privileges of North American
Commercial Company.

WASHINGTON, D. c., JAN 12.-
Senator Elkins, of West Virginia.; D.
o. Mills, of New York, and Isaac
Libes of San Francisco, lessees of the
Fur Seal islands of Alaska, under the
name of the North American Com
mercial company, of San Francisco
will probably lose their privileges be-
fore the end of the present session of
congress. The administration is
alarmed at the threatened extinction
of fur seals and steps will be taken
before adjournment to stop the
slaughter. 1t will probably be done
through an agreement with Canada or
through the suspension of the work of
the lessees on the islands. The re-
ports of government seal agents for
the past year include severe indict-
ments of the work of the lessees and
declare that the killing has been the
sole cause of a decrease of So per cent
of the surplus virile breeding bulls in
year.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Philippine Tariff Bill Will Win.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. H.
Representative Watson, republican
whip, said today after a consultation
with the president that the Philippine
tariff bill will win. He said about 70
republicans will vote against it, but
100 democrats will vote for it.
Longworth began about o'clock
speaking in the house in favor of the
Philippine tariff bill. He said that no
American industry will be hurt by it.
He could not agree with General Gros-
venor. He said the character of the
Filipinos was noble and the future OF
the islands was bright.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
FORCER|ES
BY WHOLESALE
Charles 4. Seton and Pals
We're Big SWind|ers.
~cxzIEAEyY4N >-s.-Eza1ss--==sssssz y
THEY C0UNTERFEITED RAILROAD STOCK
Operations Amounted to Over Four
Million Dollars at Present
Value of Stock.
THEY C0UNTERFEI1ED RAILROAD STOCK

NEW YORK, N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE
fourth arrest in the case of Charles
A. Seton, accused of counterfeiting
securities of the Norfolk & Western
railroad is expected to clear up the
mystery as to the identity of all con-
nected with what has developed to be
probably the greatest swindle Wall
street has known in many years. 1t
now develops that $4,3O0,O00 worth, at
the present value of stocks, was issued.
Following the arrests of Seton and
Humphries the police have appre-
hended John Bough, aged 66 years,
broker of Brooklyn; Jurdon Seeley,
lawyer and former judge, and Thomas
Gibbons, clerk of this city. Bough and
Seeley are ex-convicts, having served
terms for forgery and embezzlement.
Still another arrest is expected.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
All Efforts to Escape Sentence
Have Failed
ORDERED A new RUG FOR Her CELL
This Is Her Second Term in Peniten-
tiary-Served First Under
Another Name.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 12.-Mrs.
Cassie Chadwick was taken to the
by the United States marshal. Sne
was yelled. The last thing she did
here was to arrange to purchase a
rug for her cell.
This will be her second term there.
Her first was served under the name
of Madame LIE We're, the clairvoyant,
for bunkoing man out of large
sum of money. She was paroled in
December, 1898.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
PfDIG0 AND GOSf FILED THEIR BILLS
For Services Rendered the JuCidary Committee and for
Drawing up One Thousand Dollar Saloon Ordi.
nance Finance Committee Will Have
final Say on the Subject.

to what they were to charge for their
services. One member of the council.
who is not in harmony on the moral
question with the judiciary committee,
stated this morning that the work per-
formed by the two attorneys could
easily have been handled by the city
attorneys office, thus saving to the
city $500
Il don't think the bills are eXOrbi-
tant, but still they are high enough"
he said. Il do not know what the
finance committee will do about them.
Current bills will be audited next
Tuesday, when the two bills will be
taken up and considered. Fifty dollars
apiece for the work performed would
be about right in my estimation, al
though 1 may not be competent to
judge what constitutes a reasonable
attorney fee.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE
STATE ORGANIZATION BE
HELD IN SPOKANE.
WalIa WaIIa Stockmen Will Attend
Program Of tho Session Is
Made Public.

The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Livestock association will be held
this year in Spokane, the dates being
January Is and IT, Quite a number
of stockmen Of Walla Walla county
are preparing to attend the meeting
The program arranged for the meeting
is as follows:
Addresses of welcome, Mayor Dag
gett and President F. E. Goodall, of
the chamber of commerce.
Tuesday morning-Business session
and reports Afternoon, address OF
President E. F. Benson, Prosser,
Wash How We Raised Moses Aar-
on" Professor E. E. Elliott, Pullman;
Then and Now" D. M. Drumheller,
Spokane; "The Future Outlook of the
Sheep Industry in the Pacific North
west" Peter McGregor, Hooper; Cat
tie Diseases; Their Prevention" DR.. S.
B. Nelson, Pullman; Does 1t Pay to
Raise Thoroughbreds?" A. ]. Splawn,
North Yakima; Feed for Live Stock, "
c. l.. Smith, Spokane; Hog Industry
in the Palouse," Henry Larkins, Col
fax.
Wednesday morning-"Open Foreign
Markets to Our Meat Products L. G..
Monroe secretary Spokane chamber
of commerce; THE Thoroughbred,
Professor H. T. French, MOSCOW;
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12

If the finance committee of the
council allows the bills, Attorneys j..
H. Pedigo and c. g. Gose will pull
down s1OO each from the city's strong
box for drawing up the new $1,000
license saloon ordinance and advising
the three members of the judiciary
committee on matters connected with
the cases of the five saloon keepers
whose licenses We're revoked by the
council several weeks ago. The two
bills were filed with Clerk Reynolds
a day or so ago, following the resolu-
ton passed by the council at the last
requesting outside attorneys
in the employ of the city to file their
bills for services.
In employing the two attorneys the
judiciary committee ignored CITY At
torney Blandford and did not even
have any understanding with them as
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
THAT'SWHAT TAXPAYERS WANT TO KNOW
Judiciary Committee Employs Seattle Accountants But
Fails to Make Public the Terms of Agreement
Entered Int0-Other COunCi|men Are in
Dark on Price to Be Paid.

judiciary committee, and so far as he
knew that committee had not informed
the councilmen in the premises.
Councilman Glasford, when ques-
toned this morning, said: THE en-
ployment of the experts was left in the
hands of the judiciary committee and
1 don't know what arrangements were
made or what they are to receive for
their services"
Mayor Hunt also appears to be in
the dark in the matter, as he stated
this morning that he had no knowl
money the experts are to receive.
Councilman Bridges, member Of
the judiciary committee, when asked
to divulge the essence of the contract
made with the experts, stated that the
desired information might possibly be
gained from Councilman Cox, chair
man of the committee.
Charter Provisions.
1t is presumed that each member
of the council is we'll versed in the
provisions of the city charter, but for
fear that they may have forgotten
some of the most essential portions
the following sections are printed for
their benefit:
OF of No11 1o
la is not bound by any contract, or in
any way liable thereon, unless the
same is authorized by city ordinance
and made in writing and by order Of
the council signed by the clerk or
some otner person in behalf of the city.
But an ordinance may authorize any
officer or agent of the city, naming
him, bind the city without a contract
in writing, for the payment of any sum
of money not exceeding one hundred
dollars
Section 95. No money shall be
drawn from the city treasury but in
pursuance of an appropriation for that
purpose, made by an ordinance, and
an ordinance making an appropriation
of money must not contain a provision
upon any other subject, provided, al
ways, that where a fund has been
created to be expended for a certain
purpose, the council may, from time to
time, direct payments to be made
therefrom for such purpose without
ordinance"
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-01-12
Rio Dam Goes Out.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Jan. 12.-The
40-foot dam in Big Sulphur creek,
near Geyser, went out as result OF
the heavy storm. Several men in the
vicinity had a narrow escape, owing to
the sudden rush of water. The dam
was the property of the Socrates
Quicksilver Mining company and was
used for the storage of electrical pow
er for it's mines. The loss is about
$30,00O.