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Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
|S LONG PETITION Between 500 and 600 Ask for Election to Raise School
 Money,
WILL ACT
 ON MATTER TONIGHT.
Ten Thousand Dollars ReQuir- ed to Add Rooms to Over- crowded Lowell, South Bis bee and Don Luis Schools.

With between 500 and 600 names signed to a petition, asking for vAren- sive improvements in the schools of Lowell, South Bisbee and Don Luis, before them, the members of the board of school trustees for this district will meet this evening to decide whether or not to call an election for a special school tax levy.
 Past utterances of members Of the board, which consists Nof s. w. Claw son, H. M. Woods and l. W. Wallace, indicate that the action of tonight's meeting will be favorable to the pro- posed tax levy. At a previous meet ing some of the members expressed themselves as being of the opinion that money should be raised by this means.
 Superintendent c. F. Philbrook of the schools in this district estimates that between S10,000 and s11, Gu will be necessary to make the improve ments that are needed to he three schools. In his opinion the aInuuur will be but few dollars either way from S10,00O.
 Lowell has asked for an aid ton of four rooms to it's building, this request for increased room being largely due to the marvellous strides that are be- ing made in the Johnson addition and in Lowell. The facilities in that school have for several months been consid- cred inadequate. .r-
 At Don Luis the people are asking for the addition of two rooms to its school building, and at South B:sbee one. In both places he number o1 school children is many more than 1t was at the beginning of the tern, and is constantly increasing.
 Superintendent Philbrook states that 1t will cost on an average of nearly s1.500 to erect and furnish each or the rooms. It is intended to make them large, well ventilated, well lighted and convenient for the school children.
 It is possible that the board of trus- tees will at tonight's meeting fix the date for the election, it being gener- ally conceded that it will act fayorably on the petition and issue call for an election The amount of the tax levy to be made is one of the features to be attended to later. It will be but a small amount on each s100.
 Those who are supporting the in- crease in school facilities desire that the election be held as soon as possi- ble, so that the money can be raised, work started on the additions and the improvements completed in time for the opening of the school term next September.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
MOUNTAIN VIEW
 CASE DECISION.

Continued from Page 4.) slight indications of mineral veins or deposits therein. The evidence in be- half of the mineral claimant, not con sidering that of the protestants, fails 10 show that the land contains mineral in such quantity and of such value as to justify expenditures for it's extrac- iion, nor does it warrant the belief that further expenditures would dis close the presence of valuable deposits of mineral. Under such circum- stances, the land must be held 70 be nonmineral in character. and not srb- ject to disposal under the mining laws This being determined, the question If the value of the improvements, and other questions suggested by the min e-al claimants counsel in a written argument, and by the record, need net be considered.
 This disposition of the case also renders it unnecessary to give sep arate consideration 10 the appeal by the mayor of the town of Bisbee. The decision of your office is re versed.
 The papers are herewith returned
 Very respectfully,
 E. A. HITCHCOCK,
 Secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
Vice President of Bisbee Bank Must Face Court on Per-
 jury Charge,
DEMURRER 0vERRULED
 IN TUCSON COURT
indictment Says Porter Had Knowledge of Source of the Money Involved in Case But SWore He Did Not.

His demurrer to the indictment oyerruled. J N. Porter. vice president of the First National Bank of Bisbee, will appear before District Judge Campbell in Tucson on May p to am swer to charge of perjury.
 After defendants demurrer, which alleged that the indictment had failed to charge crime, had been knocked out, Porter entered plea of not gull ty to the charge, which sets forth that in suit tried in Tucson some time ago Porter swore that he had no knowledge of the source of certain money involved, when it is alleged in the indictment he did.
 The case is attracting much atten- ton all over the Territory, and car ries unusual importance because of the high standing of Porter, who makes his home in Globe, and was for some time resident of Bisbee. In May, 1903, Frederick Olsen, a resident of Tucson for several years, was plaintiff in suit before Judge George R. Davis, the defendants be- ing ex-SheriffI W. T. Armstrong, of Globe, J. N. Porter, E. E. Rankin, w. Laurence.
  900 on promissory note given to Oi- sen by E. E. Rankin and 1000 head of cattle as security. The others named above as defendants were residents of Pinal and Gila counties, parties to the suit. The cattle valued at S16,000, it was claimed, were spirited away and plaintiff failed to recover, and asked judgment, which he obtained in the month above named, May, 1903. The defendants had demurred to the suit on the ground of lack of juris- diction in the First Judicial Court Dis trict: that defendants were not resi- dents of Pima county.
 Edwards & Mcfarland, of Solomon vile, appeared for the defense.
 The last grand jury, on complaint filed by E. S. Ives for his client, Olsen, found Q true bill against Porter. on a charge of perjury, which is cited in the complaint, alleging that Porter on the witness stand stated that he did not know where Rankin secured the loan, " that he did not know money came from the sale of cattle," and that Rankin never told him." The com. plaint alleges that Porter knew all about the transaction, hence had per jured himself.
 Porter went to Tucson from Globe on a summons served by Sheriff Pa Checo last week. Judge E. J. Ed wards preceded his client, Porter, by one day in order to get his bearings. 1 J. N. Porter is a banker, with inter ests at Globe, Stafford, Clifton and
 Yuma. lie was largely interested in cattle, and had lived in Graham coun- ty many years. He was interested in the stage line from Geronimo to Globe, before the Gila Valley road was pushed through to the Gila Coun- i ty seat. He has been regarded as a man of high standing in the commun- itieS where he has resided.
 l Judge Edwards, his counsel, has been practicing law at Globe and Sol omonyille for many years. He has served in the Council of the Arizona ! Legislature in 1885, and was District Attorney of Gila cCunty in lS97-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
GRAHAM. COUNTY
 RECORDER IS HERE.
SAYS THE DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK IN GRAHAM WAS NEVER
 BETTER.

'Mitt Sims, County Recorder of Gra- ham county, is in the city from Sol on onville. He came to Cochise to be present at the Douglas festivities of the Pythians. Sims is one of the party wheel horses In his county. He says that he never saw such suspicious in- dications for an overwhelming Demo cratic majority in Graham county as are present now. Mark Smith will, he says, get g larger vote than ever in the Gila Valley country, and it will be a miracle if single Republican succeeds in landing an office-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, Dept. "JL" GHIcAGL.s !Ll.
SAN FRANCISCO TO
 BE WELL ADVERTISED.

SAN FRANCISCO, May s.-At a meeting of the committee on recon struction today. the California Promo tion Company was delegated to pre- pare articles and furnish photographs to the newspapers and magazines throughout the world, giving the facts as to existing conditions in San Bran cisco at this time. The articles and photographs are in course of prepara- ton and will shortly be available.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
DESIRE
 NO ECONOMY.
Continued from Page 1.)

Continued from Page 1.) vision, suggested by LaFollette, was voted down by practically party vote, all but two Republicans voting against the amendment.
 When the Senate adjourned, there was a general feeling that the rapid work of the latter part of the session presages the early final disposition of the bill. None of the Allison com promise amendments was considered today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
ANOTHER CHINESE
 IN THE TOLLS.

Word reached Bisbee last evening to the effect that Chinese Inspector Parch had arrested in Tombstone a Chinese whose identity with the "chock gee" he carried was not sufd- siently established to warrant his re- maining at large. He Is now Ian gushing in the county jail to await the arrival of U. s. Marshal Ben Dan- iels, who is expected to reach Tomb stone the latter part of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10

A Shamokin (Pa.) widower found s6,000 under a carpet, where his de ceased helpmeet had hidden it without his knowledge. Another argument for and against matrimony.-Baltimore Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10

The Chicago man who left 10000 to his dog may have suspected that the money would go to bowwows anyway | if he left his estate to be fought for in the courts.-Manchester (N. H.)
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10
NEWS CORRESPONDENT
 PASSES THROUGH BiSeEE'

Among the passengers on last even ing's east bound train was Allie Howe, the versatile correspondent of score of leading publications. Howe was enroute from Tombstone to Douglas to attend the Pythian '.doings."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10

Sometimes people complain of their individuality being crushed out when it would really be the best thing that could happen to them.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-10

A squirrel comes down a tree head first and a cat tail first
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

SIomon Morgan, t,cgagrmaster
on me Atlantic Coast I..r who calls
GA,ue.v,lle hS home, y .IeajirG y
t.r dtl4 l.ta Mr. '.'ler was
reared 81. the larn ntAy u..,r,yille,
and deserves a great d,a' " credit for
his progress in railroad WORK He is
sad to be- most comp"trut man, and
the officials arprec,a'r him very
much
Captain II c Parker a prominent
merchant OF Lacrosse, WAS H. the city
yesterday. aud made The sun an
agreeable as well Ne Ir'ttshc call.
Captain Parker il plo'er- being one
Of the oldest citizens " the county in
point Of residence. h. MAS fora mum.
Der Of years member " the school
board. ard is popula. throughout the
entire county
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Meeting of Epwor,h League

The Senior League ot the Methodist
church held their monthly business
meeting on WeGnr,dsy evening
Among other items ~ bysinrss the
League decided to purchase a new car.
pet for the League room \ commit.
tee consisting " W Mckin.try,
u. l.. Graham. Misc Miami" Hin, Miss
Maude Neville and Miss Tlllir Mason,
were APPOINTED 10 look after the mat.
ter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Had a Big Trip

Pm. Oliver. W, q, Rule and Harry
Ovens have returned from hunting
and ti.hine trip OF three day duration
which they enjoyed very much. The
time was spent between KAnapaha
sink and Halle sink There was plenty
Of good things to eat fishing wa good
and altogether the lrip was most en-.
ioyable one.
The party was joined At Oh" camp
ground, by Jolly crowd from KanApa.
ha aud WacahOotA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
THE SEWER WORK
Work Progressing Nicely in Consiruc-
ton Of City Sewerage.

Work Progressing NiceN w Sonsruc-
ton OF City Sewerage.
Contractor Keenan,. who hiss large
force engaged in the sewer work. IL
making fine prozre" The gang 1.
nov 1T work on we,t Arlington street,
having laid the pipes Alorg West Main
street south to that thorough'ar"
Coutrsctor Beeman IL veil satisfied
with the proRres, being made. and
say. he will finish the contract In the
time specified
Agreat macy people, In fact ninety
Ave per cent OF them, are under the
impression tha, this system will be
used as . snFiacs drainage, as cell ~
10 carry "a the matter from premises
bot this 10 . mistake. The system will
furnish nu surface drainage. bat IL In.
tended only Tor santAry purposes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

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the Llad,Ir'. ot the luur,s Themselves
brock down auI VHsir away cell NN ',..
mhdlcf Troubles .luusi ALWAYS t,su,i
from q dcrau"cmrnt oi thc ,iuu,H. Ind
u cutc a. obtained quickest UN . Ir"'tt
ttc,,incu, of the kidu.,e. ltN"uufc feel
my Nil!, ,pu can O. ,lc un mistake ly
llmg ~, Lum,f. S~anp-Soot, tie
great l,drc,. l,,f I'D htlar. r,Wrdt
II cuttc,is ul1i'l 90 h"'l uruc AMI
scaldtug pain iu o. sing Of, AMI over
cotnc~ that unpleasant urc,~sltf OF beng
compelled H. 81 o'',u through hr d''
and 30 get az man. time, dutug tic
nigh, The mild brl tie extraordinary
effect at SWamp.R".t j. s""u fra.l. ,1.
!, stands the mgh,,, fer IT, v"up'tiul
cures ~ the moot Il ..lfrsslug ,'srs
swamp R'-it IL pleasant 10 iltr 'ui -
sold bv All druVs.'s iu 90, cent md
one dollar sifr lo,'..,. Nuu mas have n
sample bottle 81 d.. w"ui,tit! uoo d.s.
cuy,fy nnl t,s.l lat tci's H'. a.ssii ,',
both sent tree o., ul Nilu,.t h' hI.
ust y c." Hnght tor. = When
writing mention ' iius t.ur grr'f"us
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Compliment to Mr. Morris.

Geo. = Morris, the hustling agent
for the Prudential Life Insurance
Company in this city, il in luck-and
big luck at that, since the State man
ager. Walter Z. Corhett, has awarded
him a free trip to New York and re-
turn, all expenses pail,
But Mr. Morri. drseTves thu. honor,
for he has won 70, sometime ago
State Manager Corbett offered \ trip
TO the National metropolis 20 the
agent Who wrote the largest amount
OF buIue" for hi. company during
Jolly. Thi. put MIR. Morris to thinking
and Ia work. with the result that he
has been successful
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
SERIOUS STABBING
NEAR l'GROSSE
In Row Tim McClain Sank Knife
Into Mans Heart.
FULTON STARTED THE ROW

II is Reported That He Went to Home
Of McClaln and Began the Fuss and
When He Was Ordered Away At
tempted to Brain Mccain with Stick.
Information was received in this city
Friday Of a stabbinR affray near La.
Crosse which will probably result in
the death Of Cain Fulton, a negro whom
il Is Said does not enjoy an enviable
reputation.
Fulton, il ia said. went come time
during the night to the home OF Tim
Mech another negro and peac-
able man, and raised a row. McClain
ordered him to leave the place, but
instead IL 10 said that he advanced
upon McClain with q stick and was In
the act OF Draining him, when McOlAin
suddenly produced 4 knife and stabbed
Fulton Just above the heart, inH letting
q dangerous and ugly wound,
Fulton was taken to DR.. j. w. Rob-
erts, who rendered all attention pos.
able, bot Fulton 10 in critical condi-
tioh, and may die from the result OF
the wound.
McClain Ia employed at the tie camp
OF L. ]. knight, and Ia an industrious
and hard. working negro
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
BROOKLYN BRIDGE FINISHED
One Of the Seven Wonders Of Gaines
Vile Is Now Complete.

The famous Brooklyn bridge, a. il
has been termed, has been completed
on South Roper avenue over Sweet
water branch. leading to South
Gainesville and the cemetery
Brooklyn bridge, like one OF the
seven wonders OF the world we read
about, assumes a smaller proportion,
and il may he said that II il one OF the
seven wonders oi Gainesville For
year the citizens NJ the city who have
occasion to travel tn South Gaines
Vile and the cemetery from East
Gainesville points, have been contend
ing for and requesting this bridge, ~
II would save them about half \ mile
in transit, The "proper people" in
the person ~ NJ. r. Saunders, who ia n
friend Of everybody. finally took The
matter up secured petition with
fifty or more names, and went about
the thing in the proper manner He
not only presented the petition to the
City Council requesting this bridge,
bat actually went before that august
body himself. and told the council
what n necessity the bridge was and
how badly the people ~ Gainesville
needed II
Mr. saunders secured the -ympsthy
and spprcvtl ~ tn" street committee,
of which DR. ! Harrison Hodges -
chairman. with the result that the
bridge il nov thing OF reality instead
OF \ myth and delusion.
Let The people NJ East Gainesville
thank Mr. saunders and the street
-omm tlee ~ the council. through Dr..
Hodges, the chairman
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
" & LANlER ARRESTED.
White Man Wanted ~ Georgia Was
Arrested IN the West End.

White Mar Wanted ~ Georgia Was
Arrested IN the west End.
". r. Lanisr. -hitr. wanted Ia MIL.
Ter county. Ga upon . charge alleging
that he lsn thu, county refusing Ca
pay Tor cotton. 10 N iail bsTs Awaiting
The srnval ~ shsns John wines
Of Colqu,tt the county sssI - Miller
county
shsna FeunsIl received i1ioFmSi on
aud Instructions 10 arrest LahlsF and
hold him Ia custody. subject % the
ordsu Of the GsOfgis sathortiss
A description -A' furnished. snd The
mae vas taksn iAto custody b. Ofnss'
GrAnEsr at waanes and bfoaGht 70
ihs city.
sh-nG WILKES hes bssn potinsd asd
IL sIpestsd 70 soas for his man todsJ
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
JUSTICE MANS COURT,
Frank Massey Toted a Gun and Was
Yanked by the Law,

Frank Massey ia comparatively a
small NAV, hut he carried a big gun.
In fact, the gun WAS 40 big that II was
really in his own way. aud the handle
protruded 40 far out Of his pocket that
anybody wto knew what n gun Wa
could realize that he Vas carrying one
II they were in position to view hun
from TIE rear
An otfi ,rr ,nght on to the fat that
Frank was tOtlng" n pistol. aud. with
that ambition which good officer
usually has. pulled him in Justice
Colman n,d the balance hI assessing
IN with fine Of 400 and costs or the
usual SIX months digging rock st the
phosphate mines
Flank w.iidIg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09
cApAIr

The SICK q our creek are improving
Our srh-oI Is progressing under n,
skinfui management Of Prot Css.y
MIS- Dara 3 Jorhn. n FaIlsbure
is attending hool here
NJ and Ars Charley Car,er entsS
raiasd with a ninch psrty lev
nights sgo-
Preceding a. this place art saniry
By Rev Casaly.
Buck ElEins made a business sr,a
70 GlenVord las, vesk
Bertha NaTrum. vh9 KS besn mf.
sfne time Ne are glad II sly is a.
hcst vel again.
Several q the Young faIEs u y
place attended church al FaHsbgrr
SUNDAY
Nauie C:auk Paid horns folks a ks
i, recsR,ly
Ton NsEs ne is on TIE sid d.,
We Were sarry TO lss.ra q he dan
q -Unsle jim DER. ana ,hrg,rs
he co'amns n he NEWS desire Is
express cur sympathy for he b.
rsaved family ana rela,ivss Lit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

PioFiag IS going o. Mast through
ont this see1ian.
Married On Is, inst Everett, sljp.
10 Ms Fannie johnson. a rrans-
iaashisr q II. 5. Castle
Castle ana NeGuire hive moved
their saw mill to J b wheslsrs
where Thy have a large Sc, or Tie.
70 s4N
Charlie R9Ss = hunting f1r a so,d
extra uzare mule.hut SAYS b. cant
ind one n coed as he one he hs.
Hessie Pack y sone~ hat improving
Amcs Davis has moved To Ge1rr.,,
Creek. near l-oWmausyiIls.
oar seh5oi ,lcSei Saturday, Mar u
Davis. teasasr can say III, she
Flush, a real good soaeol ana al
reo7mmeHd her 10 any DIST shzre
shs may appis
JACK MtD1Nel has moved on Ven
" splrks Ind Mont Ward SAYS he
siIl move On the sane farm ny.
Ee~k Il SENS Ike Uncle Herr,
hAes his Old renters from The a.. r
Is taking n IN tack.
" a Davis hzs ben appointed
notary p1hlie UaJle To,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09

\ Jucl- Tommy Coli,usworth- vto III,
ten siys for 5 metime ss are scr
iTl 'u sag Is 10 better
tneia James l.e-, ubo has been
sirk f7E qr.rl gtiIe. diei yes,eri,y.
sis rs quite 10 old man and Vas Xix
I'll BY all uho iEsw him. He vii
ea 7.iss-i by an He leaves
four rs ana rzc bsys 10 mourn .hei
loss
Miss Dora Belle jordan ana Ht,ls
sister. Goltie. have jus, re,arnei
from KeuOga. where they have been
visiting relatives
Lindsay COllinsvOrth uas in l.oaisa
one DAY lass vesk
Mrs L v Gaines. Who has bsen
confined 10 her room f9r several DAYS.
5 bs,tss,
Mr. ami Mrs James Asaso4th. Il
Ashland. are here visiting home foJkS
Rollsn Shorsriise. Of I.oaisa. rs
here calling On friends Sanasy
Jack ThOmps n. Of Hereford. vas
here Thursday.
William Riley KENT 10 Pais.sriIle
SA'uriay TO attend ,ae burial II Chas
EIscher-
Lyman Riley, whO has aaa raeam5p
ia. Is better.
Miss Josephine C5oksey is visiting
home folks this week
Jerry Crank has reh,rnei from Bcri
erlana, ". Va.
Miss ouinne coossey W. in Lou
is0 one day las, week
Dr. W A Ries has returned from
California. His daush,er. Dosia. ,-..5
WeRt With him Tor The beach, q s,r
health. viii no, return amin sarips
MIS- Maud Crank ans I.lua short. ,f-
Green Valley. attended sharch here
SUNDAY,
Frereh Rise. who has had tie a..
ibid fever w arc GLAD "a say 8
Nttiey
Ferry Roberts has returned from
Nsnoya,
III Riee has Returned to caneus,
qyg Z
Ms Sarah Summons. Of Louis,
as sere saturday visiting her faith.
Mr. Campbell, who Is here visit,
g Ais aaugAlor, Mis- A Collins. i
Mth, S very sick a,
s'N a'eaF h0a, q lsNlsa,wss hero y
'ea'E a c0anr'y Girl k
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-02-09


The two houses Of the General A.
ssmbly met in ioint session al II
O'Clock Tuesday. and with State Of.
fieials and prominent citizens of ,hs
State CSpitaI.paid tribute of rsspet
to the memcry Of William Goebel
the occasion being the SIKH anniver-
sary Of his death. Assemblymen
who knew the deceased personals.
made talks regarding his life and
character. The Hobbies were rlled
with visitors
In the afternoon members and dit
mems assembled at the Capital Hotel
at ; O'Clock and proceeded to the
grave. where a prayer was said BY
Rev. I. n Arnold. AT night the
formal speech Of the occasion vas
delivered at the Capitol Thea,er by
Col Bennett H. Young. Of Louisville.
who ~ the illns,rious leader veil
He vas Introduced hy Senator HEX
nan The opera house had been
handsomely deoOVsted for the coca
siOa-