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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
DATE UNCERTAIN.
Number Of House Republicans Oppose
Joint Statehood Biu.

Soint otateNooo btll.
Washington. Jan. Republicans IN
the house who oppose the pronored
Joint statehood hfl have developed
such strength that the date ~ the fav-
orahle report of the committee on ter
ritories on the measure r. uncertain
and many members do not expect TO
have the bin brought before thc house
early this week. as was planned.
Insurgent Republicans ailege they
have seventy-fve Republican votes
against the proposed rule preventing
the amendment of the Joint statehood
measure. As the Democrats would vote
solidly against such a rule. II has been
reported that the rules committee viii
not attempt TO the prevent the amend
ment OF the statehood bill However.
the friends of the joint statehood bill
do not admit that seventy-five Repub-
licans will Join In the attempt 10 amend
the bill and insist that the committee
on rules will have no hesitation In sub
mitting a rule preventing amend
ments.
Speaker Cannon and his associates.
In support OF the a. ninlstration poll
Icy. are exerting every effort to enforce
party discipline.
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READ sEvERY LINE.
Attorney General Is Keeping Up With
Standard oil Investies patton.

Austin. Jan. s.--Attornoy General
davidson says he Is reading every line
OF the Standard Oil company investi-
CATION being conducted at New York
by Attorney General Hadley OF Mis-
souri,. He stated that the railroad suit-
would soon be off his hands
Railroad commission. Mr.. Colqultt
dissenting. on application OF express
companies for cancellation OF rs cent
minimum rate on ready print and ster-
eotype aslpments restored the rate 70
Is cents.
Houston Lighting and Power COM
pany. capital stock si.000.O0O. has flied
its charter.
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OFF Fer Spain.

Paris, Jan. 9.-Revoit. former COVER
nor Of Algiers and head OF the French
delegation To the Moroccan conference
at Algeciras. accompanied by num-
erous suite. left Paris for Spain. His
departure was the occasion OF a notable
gathering OF officials. including repre-
sentatives OF Premier Rouvier and all
cabinet ministers
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WHY IT VAS DONE.
Sheppard Gives Reasons For In
ducing Re.oIniion.
OUGHT NOT TO REST
Texas congressman Said Measure IL
Presented la honor Of Amsri-
en- Motherhood. superior
TO the President.

Washington. Jan. s-During the
session Of the house Monday. Repre-
sentative Sheppard Of Texas Intro
duced resolution. which was referred
TO committee on rules. asking for APP
pointment OF a COMMITTEES composed ~
Democrats and Republicans. 10 invcs-
tigate why an American mother was
violently expelled from the white house
and grounds by executive officials and
employees while she was seeking an
audience with the president OF the
United States: that said committee
have power To summon Witnesses ana
report az soon as possible 20 the house
Mr. Sheppard made the following
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
RATE REGULATION.
Senator culberson Introduces a Meas.
ure Upon the Subject.

Washington. Jan. 9.--Senator Gull
berson OF Texas has introduced rate
regulation which provides that when
ever the interstate commerce commls-
sion decides the: any rate Ia unjust II
shall fix rate which shall be the
lawful charge for one year. In case the
rate nxed be conhsca,ory % carriers
property, proceedings against the COM
mission may be Instituted IN any equity
court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10

Washington. Jan. "a wireless mes
sage says the drydock Dewey Is max
.sg about three knots per hour.
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Energetic Action Expected.

Paris. Jan. s-Energetic action IL ex-
pected IN the raigny snubbing incident
az Caracas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
Was Unanimous.

Covington. Okla. an. 9.-Citizens
ticket was elected unanimously.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10
Decided Drop.

Guthrie. Jan 9.-Thermometer fell
sixty degrees here In twenty-four hours.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-01-10

Normal college at Albany, n. Y. sus-
tained 100000 fire loss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
killad q Big Gator.

Herbert Pinkoson, who IL eonduc
ing Q fishery ct the Sink. succeeded .
day or two ago in hIllinK one OF the
largest aliGstors Of the season. The
gator has been troubling Mr.. Pinko-
son and his fishermen for tbs past
three weeks, having made hh haunis
in the vicinity OF the fishing erouHd.
NJ. Piukoson. finally becoming tired OF
the nuisaBee. secured his gun; ADD ~
che proper time pa, "a snd 10 the life
OF the sauriaD.
The 'gatos measured ten feet A.
ter being killed he wss taken ashore
and skinaed and the hide uill be Iak.
en- North By Joan Bidsr OF AOsnisin
Plain. y. j.. uho Las bssn visiting the
PInkosocs. IL uill BE- pFrssrSed b.
Ne. Bidsr - . soaveriF Of bic PIoVsas
"trip.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
oRANoLlTHIc SIDEWALKS.
Several Miles Being Constructed Here
and Work Going On.

The work OF building the grano.
lithic sidewalks throughout the city
continues, and within a short time
several miles OF walks will be laid,
with the present arrangement.
The contractor stated Tuesday that
the work was progressing nicely, and
that all property owners felt very
much benefited from the result OF
the work.
The contractors are still busy, and
are going ahead with the work In a
manner that must be appreciated By
those who own the valuable property
abutting. As a rule they are salts
fed. with the result that Gainesville
will soon be one OF the leading citieH
OF the State which will have perfect
and uniform sidewalks and streets.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED


All the ladies are invited TO the lee
turo Of Mrs. Cleveland on Health and
Happiness" at the Seminary Hall
Friday afternoon ~ 4 o'clock. No Sd-
mission.
J.B. Pcacock, q naval stores oper.
ator Of WillistoS, was in the city yes
terday. He was en- route to worthing'
ton Springs, where he will spend q
week or more recuperating.
The 8. ]. Thomas Company have a
new advertisement in this issue, to
which attention 10 directed. They
state that q plumbing aud tin.
ming department has been added to
their business, which means q great
deal. All work 10 guaranteed. and The
g. ]. Thomas Company will no doubt
make good thing from this depart
ment.
Norman McRae Of Windsor, who 70
attending school here, had the misior.
tune to q very painful accident yester-
day, which may considerably incon-
venience him for the next few days
while attempting to lower q window
the cash fell upon hand, MASKING it,.
Il was not necessary to call physi-
clan, however, since the young mans
friends we're near, and the wound was
dressed without difficulty.
Attention 10 directed to the change
OF advertisement OF the Bank OF Ala.
chua, which appears in this issue. The
Bank OF Alachua, while comparatively
a young institution, 10 one OF the most
solid 10 the county, conducted by men
OF sound business judgment, and will
be willing TO assist all who are worthy
in loans This institution, as will be
noted, is also paying per cent in-
tereSt on time deposits, which is ss good
as can be secured in the State by any
reliable firm.
G. s. Robertson, the clever solicitor
for the Armour Refrigerator Car
Lines, has returned from Ocala and
other points, where he has been in the
interest OF his line. Mr.. Robertson
states that, Notwithstanding some grow
ers have stated that chipping cabbage
be refrigeration did not pay, he ha'
sent five solid carloads by refrigerat ior
this season, all OF which arrived in
market in good condition and brought
better prices than the crop which had
been shipped otherwise. IL pays e
ship even cabbage by refrigeration.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
A PIONEER Low.
israel SherhOuss Of Rex Is On the
Bed Of Death.

Bed Of Death.
Information reached this city yes.
te rday to the eject that l'rael Sher-
house, an aged citizen Of that section,
vas very low with pneumonia
The people Of Gainesville and other
sections where Mr., Sherhousei s known
will regret to leatn - his illness. He
was q veteran Of The Seminole Indian
war, and served HE country faithfully
and efficiently during the campaign,
He was also q veteran Of the Civil war,
serving bic country as faithfully as he
knew how, aud 10 regarded today A.
one OF the moss loyal citizens and
soldiers Of the country
Mr.. Sherhouse IN not only q pioneer
citizen, bot a true and faithful ciU-
Gen, and IL IL TO be hoped that he will
have an early recovery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
PrlncO.McGrew.

There was an early morning weddinR
Wednesday morning, wnen Eugene
Prince OF Connecticut was united In
marriage TO Miss Isabelle McGrsw,
daughter OF Captain and Mp. J, G,
McGFew,
The ceremony was performed a. Ho.
" Trinity Church by Rev, Francis II
CrAghill, in the presence OF few
triends.
The happy couple left for ST. AuRus'
tine, where they will spend ie" day'
on their honeymoon, returning 10
Gainesville, their future home,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
IN JUSTICE COURT.
Neither Man Arraigned for Stealing 3D.
cycle Was Guilty.

cycle was Nuhtf
In Justice Colmsn's court yesterday
the case Of the State OF Florida vs.. Ar
thur Anderson and George Huckle-
berry, charged with the larceny OF q
bicycle, was brought up,
1t will be remembered that On Tues
day Anderson was Srraigned AZ the
time he stated that he borrowed the
wheel from Huckleberry. The case
was postponed and HuckIeberry ar
rested. when Huckleberry testified
that he had secured the bicycle from
another negro by the name OF George
Davis, who lives at Paradise.
The evidence was conclusive that
Huckleberry and Anderson were limo.
cent, and they we're released. A war
rant was Immediately issued for Da-
vie, and he will BE- brought here and
arraigned for the larceny Of the wheel.
Somebody may have "WheelS" ia
their head before this case IL con-
cluded.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
Chambarlaln'S SAlVe.

THE Salve 10 intended especially for
sore nipples. burns, frost btes, chap
ped hands, itching pile', chronic core
eyes, granulated eye lids, old chronic
sores and for dissases OF the akin, such
as letter. salt rheum, ring worm, scaId
head herpes, BARRIERS itch, scabieS or
itch and eczema. II has met with
unparalleled success in the treatment
OF these diseases, Price Is cents per
boz. Try II. For sale by all drug
Risu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
strike Element Inc reasIna.

Paris, Aprii - The strike element
IL increasing In France with The AZ
pruach 1T MAY day, whcn the authOrl
ties approhcnd u serious general move
mcnt. Abou, 5000 persons employed
In me jowclry trades aud 1000 employ
cd In the paper industry Tuesday Join
ed the book printers here who struck
work som, time agn. the leading en-
Establishments are guarded by troops
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
MRS. cLEvELANO's LECTURE.
Few Heard Her Tuesday, But She
Will Lecture Again Friday,

Few Heard Her Tuesday, But She
Will Lecture Again Friday
Mrs. Cleveland'S lecture at Seminary
Hall, while not large, was very ap.
preciative one and vac attended by
our representative women. Those who
did not attend nlipsed an intellectual
treat. for IL 10 seldom one hears the in-
tellectuAl and instructive 80 well COM
bined from the platform.
Nrs. Cleveland 10 suffering from
nervous exhaustion on account OF hard
work, and Gays this will be her last
town bsfore taking a rest, yet all we're
delighted. She hSs been aSGed, aud
has consented to talk again on April
9th at Seminary Hall at 4p. m.
The subject will be "Heallh aud
Happiness The lectures are given
under the auspices OF viavi Company
OF san Francisco, aud are for the bet
terment OF the Health of women.
Mrs Cleveland justly deserves the
com me ndatlon Sbe is'reeeiving Sur her
efforts in trying TO re.esta6lish the
health Of women, This will be her laSt
lecture in Gainesville, Remember the
time and place, M admission
CHARGED,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
HEALTH is YOUTH.
Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age,

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age,
HePbine, taken every morning be.
tore breakfast. will keep you in ro'
bust health; III you tn ward on dis
ease. II cures constipation, bilious.
ness. dyspepsia, fever, skin, liver aud
kidney complaints. IL parties the
blood aud clpAn the complexion
Mrs. u. W. smith, Whitney, Texas,
writes April 3. 1902 II have used
Herbine, and lind II the best medicine
for constipation and liver troubles, IL
does all you claim for II, can highly
recommend il" sos, sold by W, NJ,
Johnson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
lucky PoSimlslreSS

I, MIN AleIander OF Cary, Me-, Who
has found Dr. Kings New Lite Pllls Ia
b. the best remedy she ever tried io'
kerpiug the stomach. liver aud bowels
In perfect order You'll ARres Nth
her II you Try these painless porIher'
that inluse new lie, Guaranteed By
ali dFuRRnIs. Price eSc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-26
ass.maslsSn Aa.Lss life Miserable.

A happy bone % The HOst Valoae'e
posssassOn shas y uithis The rsash oi
aaankisa. bet yos ea5sot shieJ its
semfosss u yos are ssssris9 frO@
shsumasism. Yea tAsos asses besl'
sess cares vhss geo eater pear h@@~
Asa yea can ~ Eslsssed froa tAoss
FksanAiss palss alsa ~ aVpiJiag
CAameaslains Pais Bales. 0ss go
pItsasloa vtIi eiss yoa Fslisi sd lac
anasImn9a 49, tas o sheTs tsss util
1Fiae shsus a pes8AEsst FUss, Zee
aAla ~ 90 dfaas 90.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
PHOENIX MAN SAYS HE IS POS
sEssED OF THE DEVIL.

A fellow by the name Of Hayes was
taken into custody at Phoenix by the
sheriff's men and the probate judge
will examine into his sanity.
Hayes first name is not known. He
is "a man 45 years Of age, and says he
is possessed of devil. He also says
that a man from Yavapai county is af'
ter him and wants to kill him.
He says he was all right until the
territorial fair when he met the fellow
from Yavapsi. Ever since then he
can see that fellow in the clouds.
Hayes does not seem TO have any
homicidal or suicidal inclinations. lie
has been stopping at the Gregory
house and is without means. He has
not paid his bill for long time and
cannot do no but be refuses TO give
way for some more profitable person
and insists on occupying his custom
AIRY room at the place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
ROOSTER CASE Is ENDED IN THE
DISTRICT COURT.
(From Sundays Daily.)

A short session Of the district court
was held yesterday, at which argu-
ments in the ccrtiorari ease of James
Morris against NJ. 4. Knapp, justice
of the peace of the Mayer precinct
were heard, the court taking the mat.
ter under adviscment.
Judgment for plaintiff was entered
in the case Of II. :. Wall against tho
Bessie X. Mining company and others.
Judgment by default was entered in
the garpishce case of Alden, Latham
and Young against the United Verde
Copper company. while the eases Of j.
A. Bashford and others against the
Crown King Mines company and the
suit Of Jesus Noriega against X. NJ.
Garrett over the possession of u rooster
were dismissed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
LAW is INvoBED TO MAKE
sCHoFIELD PAY.

The dclirious whirl Of Schofeld.
who dazzlcd the denizens along the
local rialto about n month ago; whose
lavish expenditures for champagne for
The songbirds caused him to be con.
sidcred good thing; and whose worth.
less checks are still held rs treasured
lnementocs by two of our business men.
came to sudden ending the other cv.
ening in fashionable Los Angeles
suburb, when in n moment of frenzied
hilarity he bankrupted himself by
presenting the last of his holdings in
the Newbury Mining company to the
handsome wife of restaurant man.
the beauty of whose deep and unfath.
ENABLE blue eyes for the moment en-.
tranced him. II is said that after
rounding out his mctcoric whrl there
and presenting tho last Of his earthly
possessions 10 the beautiful lady.
which she still holds as n souvenir, he
walked to Los Angeles, and for the
time dropped out of sight.
However, the following afternoon he
appeared again, and commenced n new
stunt. 4, o'clock he cashcd n check
for $500, and commenced TO show that
he was again "a live one"
lie played prominent sporting man
n game of pool for $50. and lost. He
then repaired TO the Cabrillo hotel,
whore he continued his whirl of de.
lirum, even cclipsing his former eccen.
tricities of conduct. Later on he pro.
cecded to other places, all the while
holding the center of the stage.
But new chapter in his pursuit Of
happiness was opened when he was in.
formed by an officer OF the City of the
Angels that warrant for his arrest
was in the hands of the Prescott autho.
rites. and that unless he liquidated
sl6o in coin Of the realm he would be.
come the guest of Los Angeles county,
at least for time, in pretcntious re-
sidencc where the voice Of the wine.
flushed hour Of the night disturbs not
the atmospheric equilibrium of the pre-
misses in the early hour of the morn
and where the wants aud desires OF the
inner man are only RECALLED twice in
the twenty.four hours with humble but
nourishng dclicacies
And then Schofeld vanished, and
thus cndeth the second chapter Of his
skyrockct career.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
HULL HOPES TO HAVE SHELTER
SMOKING SOON.
From Sundays Daily.)

q. W. Hull, the jerome mining man
and member Of the 93rd legislative as
sembly from this county, came in yes
terday morning from the copper city
and returned on the afternoon Day.
light Express
when questioned as to the progress
being made on the construction Of his
new smelling plant, he stated that the
heavy rains which visited his section
since the first of the year had delayed
the work 30 days, but that reasonably
good progress was now being made,
and. weather conditions permitting,
he expected to push the installation Of
the plant as rapidly as possible, and
hoped to have IL in operation In a
short time.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28

HAS TOP OF SCALP ALMOST SHOT
OFF.

Jim Ice of Lowell had the top Of
his scalp shot off with shotgun in
the Junction saloon ut Lowell last
Thursday night. lie was taken 10 DR..
T.. :. Godfrey's office, where the wound
was dressed. His condition is regard
ed as serious. although il is believed
he will recover. lie IL known around
Lowell as a carpenter, having worked
at this trade for several months.
How the accident occurred is not
known. One rumor is to the effect
that Lee was handling n doublc-bar-
rel shotgun. lie set it on the floor
heavily, when il was discharged, the
load striking him glancingly on the
right temple, tearing Off the major por-
,ion of his scalp.
Another rumor was that the bartend-
or ut the Junction saloon was handling
the gun when it was accidentally dis
charged by striking against the bar. il
~ not known whether the shooting was
accidental or otherwise.
Lee was taken TO DR.. Godfrcy's of
fee. where admission was barred
against everyone. The wound was
dressed. it proving to be more serious
than was nj first thought to be, AMI
may prove fatal.
At the time there were but three
in the room. No arrests have been
made, and il is not known whether
there will be.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28


'"nsive lateral work is done who. =
reduction plant will be- erected {, a..
'"'"' develops as good as expected. 4
sample taken from the five foot vein
AT the bottom Of the thirty.fve foot
smart, upon which work was commenced
Yesterday, is said TO have given 70.
turns OF s26 to the ton in gold. one foo,
OF which taken by itself ASSAYS as
nigh as 800, it is claimed.
Inc camp is connected with this ci,v
Wy " good wagon road. and the com.
pany is said TO be composed of men
who have ample capital at their com.
man, and make mining business. The
corporation is said to be close one.
there being no stock for sale on the
market.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28

he did not tally in several particulars,
but that he does answer the dcscrip
tion Of George Dandcrman, who is
wanted at Cripple Creek for Sc.
rious ofrcnse.
The arrested man was TO have been
taken from Naco TO Tombstone yes.
terday morning. but for some reason
Els did not make the trip. At the
sherin's office in Tombstone last night
it could not be learned why Els was
keeping him ut Naco.
Had the arrested man been Simp.
kins. his capture by Els would have
been one of the biggest in some years
in the southwest. For Simpkins there
is II reward offered by Governor Frank
X. Gooding of Idaho of $1,000. Not
only would this amount be paid for
the arrest. hut for information of any
kind leading to the capture of Simp.
kins.
That Simpkins was In Bisbcc with.
in the past month is the opinion Of
local officers who have been ON the
lookout for him. Some time ago they
received information to the effect that
he had left Colorado for Bisbee or this
part of the country. Whether he
came here or not is not known.
Simpkns is man who would he
easily recognized by the descriptions
and photographs of him that have
been mailed TO almost every city and
county peace officer west of the Mis-.
sissippi. His description is ms follows;
Age 10 years; height, 3 feet 8 or
inches; weight, $50 pounds; build,
heavy, thick-chcstcd, slightly stopped
shoulders; eyes, blue, with decided
crooked teeth; large, prominent upper
front teeth; hair, dark; mustachc.
heavy, dark, and tawny; may be
smoothfnced; complexion, medium
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
LUCKY FIND OF
RICH SILVER ORE
Discovery By Henry Stoddard
OF Boulder Assayiing 600 Ounces Of
The White Metal Followed By The
Subsequent Location of the Ledge

A remarkable feature of the find
is that the claim rs located and held
by Ranger includes within its bound
aries the workings of the old Black
Warrior mine, which WAS rich silver
producer in the early days. but which
was abandoned many years ago after
the decline in the price of the white
metal. The new find was made on
what Is now considered 10 bc the main
vein of the old Black Warrior, but ON
part where 1t was never opened or
prospcctcd before. A tunnel has been
started at the discovery point, and
vein of the metal opened Is inches in
thickness, and the owners also entered
an old tunnel and run crosscut from
it, and were rewarded 10y finding the
vein there ny large and fully as rich
ms at the point of discovery.
The claim is situated about one
mile southeast Of the Peek mine, and
within one half mile of the main line
of the Bradshaw mountain railroad,
to which n gravity tramway can be
built easily and with little expense.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-03-28
SHELTER AT BENSON HAS NEVER
BELCHED ANR SMOKE.

henson is interested to the tune OF
10000 in the financial affairs OF
Riley A. Borgess., promoter OF mining
and smelling companies on large
scale. More than two years ago, Bog
oess formed the Southwestern Smelt'
ING and Refining company. THIS IN
co,,oration built large smelter at
penson. Smoke has never be'ched
forth from its stack. II is not run
nina nor has il ever been blown IN
I, stands as a monument of what might
houo heon. Also, according to some
who assert they are creditors OF FRO.
uo,er Ropress, IL served as n good
steer to rope in investors bogeeSs, I"
q claimed has debts aggrega'ihg
.o5o 600. The Bank OF Benson IN
,mong the creditors. The sum they
I'D like 10 receive is $4,000. Doane
Merrill manager of the smelter' Is
aIso = creditor for $4,000. Bogee's
stenorrapher claims the oans'"p,.y
-a.o.dinss are the result OF spite
work ..