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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

Mrs. f. c. Dietz of Moline. ILL.,, for-
merly Miss Ruby Sleight, is the guest
of the Misses Leila and Maude Hast
ings of Upper Washington avenue
Miss Gussie Steers OF Marshalltown
Ia. will arrive today to visit the
Misses Hastings.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

line, were IN the city shopping yes
terday.
Willis Nelson and Ephraim Mason
Of Diswood, transacted business here
yesterday
Mrs. Emily Wake will return today
from a visit with friends at St. Louis
and Herman, Mo.
Mrs o, J Marten and little son,
Otto, of ST. Charles. Mo, are guests
Of Mrs. George B. Walker, Mrs. Mar
tens sister.
c. A. Anglen who has been the guest
Of his sister. Mrs. George T. Carnes
left last nigh for Anna, St Louis and
other points.
Mrs. Eugene E. Ellis and sons left
last night for Chicago where they viii
visit for several days as the guests
of the formers sister and brother.
Conductor H. NJ. Harrison of the Mo
bile e. Ohio railroad has returned to
his duties after sevral months alb
sence due to the fatal Illness of his
mother
Mrs J. w Whitlock and daughter.
Miss Edith, have returned from Car
bondale where they attended the meet
ing Of the Odd Fellows Interstate as
ISOLATION
Hon Miles Fredk. Gilbert went to
Springfield yesterday TO transact busi.
ness in the United States District
court. a call Of the docket being set
for today.
J. d Clark of Little Rock. Ark. /
was in the city yesterday. Mr. Clarke
formerly resided in this city with the
family of his daughter, Mrs II. L. |
Hungerford.
T.. NJ. Starzinger arrived in the city |
yesterday from oxford Miss, to pay a
visit TO relatives and friends here. /
Mrs. Starzinger and children proceed |
ed him here several days ago
A. A. Wilkinson of indianapolis of /
the Wilkinson Lumber company /
who has been here inspecting the com 1
pany's new plant and attending to
business at other points in this vicinity
left last night for home
Mrs f. C. Dietz of Moline. H., for-
merly Miss Ruby Sleight, is the guest
of the Misses Leila and Maude Hast
ings of Upper Washington avenue.
Miss Gussie Steers OF Marshalltown.
Ia. will arrive today to visit the
Misses Hastings.
Fred Stehr and Robt II. Horton re-
turned yesterday from visit to Hot
Springs. Mr.. Stehr has resigned his
position as bartender at The Halliday
and will take a position with Newton
Riddle. at the corner of Eighth street
and Commercial avenue.
r. p. Robbins will leave next Thurs
day for an extended visit with rela
tives at various points He will go
direct To Chicago where he will be 4
Joined by his niece. Miss Anna Temple +
who will accompany him to Marietta. 4
Ohio. his old home After a visit there .
he will go to Dubuque. Ia. TO spend +
a while there with relatives.
Mrs. w. p Halliday will sail in June .
for summer abroad. she win be ac /
companied by her niece. Miss Smith Of I
Memphis. and they will 90 TO Veuvey.
France. to join Mrs Halliday's daugh-
ter. Mrs. Emory Rogers and family
Miss Mary Halliday of Paris. will .
spend a portion of the summer with +.
them. Mrs. Ebert Wing will go to /
New York with Mrs. Halliday. return
ing to Cairo 10 spend the summer
wALLACE's NEW COMPANY.
Albany, n Y. Nav 1.-THE Elec-
tric Properties company Of New YORK.
with which John ? Wallace. former
chief engineer Of the Panama canal. is
10 be Unidentified was Incorporated to
day with a capital Of s12 600 coo
BEY OF TuNls DEAD.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

James Robinson was arrested by
Officer Carey yesterday and fined s.
and costs for disorderly conduct
James is young negro who had been
had with some other Young fellows
been bothe1ng stranger who had
chased them away with a knife. SC
Rohir On claimed The latter had no
excuse for hiz conduct and was fined
as stated,
Chris Moore was drunk and arrested
by Officer Higlen. He was put in jail
TO sober up.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

A. A. Wilkinson of indianapolis of
the Greer-Wilkinson Lumber company
who has been here inspecting the com
pany's new plant and attending to
business at other points in this vicinity
left last night for home
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

T.. NJ. Starzinger arrived in the city
yesterday from oxford, Miss, to pay
visit TO relatives and friends here
Mrs. Starzinger and children proceed.
ed him here several days ago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

Conductor II. NJ. Harrison of the No
bile e. Ohio railroad has returned to
his duties after sevral months alb
sence due to the fatal illness of his
mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

Mrs J. w, Whitlock and daughter.
Miss Edith, have returned from Car
bondale. where they attended the meet
ing of the Odd Fellows Interstate as
ISOLATION
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

J. d Clark of Little Rock. Ark.
was in the city yesterday Mr. Clarke
formerly resided in this city with the
family of his daughter, Mrs. II. L.
Hungerford.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-05-12

Hon. Miles Fred k. Gilbert went TO
Springfield yesterday to transact bust.
ness in the United States District
court, a call Of the docket being set
for today
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
A SUPERB CONCERT.
The MlDLAND CONCERT co.
MAKE A GREAT HIT
Fairly coptivstes Largo Jasper
Audieaco With Their rlusic
And Roadinys

Never Was Jasper audience better
pleased than it was last Saturday night
by the Midland Concert Co., the sec-
end attraction 10 the Jasper Lecture
course Every number was a gem OF
its kind and the audienee showed its
appreciation by insisting on repeated
responses TO enthusiasts encores.
Miss Robinson tie soprano has p
brautifsl high soprano voice ever
which she has perfect control. Her
singing was greatly enjoyed and
showed tho nasvslons possibilities of
tho haman voice.
Niss Spaulding's deep ontralto voice
being Of such a different type from
Miss Robinson that it gave ample war;
iety to tho vocal features OF the pro-
gram. Her singing was appreciated
equally to that Of tho soprano.
! Miss Waterman, the impersonator,
ssrpck such a popular chord, especially
wirh the young ladies with her reading
describing the exceeding loving hus-
hand who had the misfortune to deyel.
op into a cor pss within minute OTTER
he died, that they are still talking
about him. Her reading about tha
cork arm has also been much comment
ed upon.
While each number was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present, Miss Sseinman
the violipist, was without doubt tbs
star ct the evening", Her selections on
the violin were truly wonderful, Ano
the way she manipulated the bow wa:
a revelation to those who kaew littI,
Of the possibilities OF the violin in the
hsuds OF master. That Miss Steinnar
is master OF the instrument the swee
tones, and beautiful chords IS we'll as
the Of the eese of rapid passage
which respond TO thetouoh OF her bow
irpressively indicates.
The sentiment OF those who hears
the second attraction 10 the lectur,
course was that they had already rs
ceiyed their money s worth.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
Win Hold SPECIAL n.oriag..

Rev. John Is. Hill d ID, StaSe Supt OF
Home Missions visited thu ipastor OF
the presby terian church "Wednesday
and made arrangements for series OF
pyangelstic meetiogs to be held ID the
Preeby terian church beginning about
the 2lst OF the present month. Rev A.
III. Bradley CT Macon, Mo-, will be IN
charge. All pro cordia,ly invited 10
attend. LOGAN, Pastor.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
Y. Il. c. A. GOSSIP
INTEREST INCREASING pm THE
SUBJECT.
Committee Sisits Joplin And Webb
City And Investigate Assocratisas
At Those Places.

The question OF Young Mems
Christian i Associ;,tt9n for Jasper Is still
agitating the minds OF many of tbs
Young men OF the city.
As WAS announced yeupg mems meet
ing was h,Id aG the Christian Church
last Sunday afternoon. While the
alteudtscc was not as large az it nisks
have been this meeting was q prof table
one. Rev. B. F. Logan, OF tho Presby
terian Church, ha ! chnrge VI the meet
lug and gave xu ,Esert sting talk on the
religious features ot tho Y. NJ. G. A.
Another meeting will be held next Sur
day aj.eruoon at tho Presbytsrian
church. Troy MaStef will have charg'
OF the meeti6s bus we have have been
M abe 10 learn who the principle
SPEAKER will be-. All young men are in
yited to attend these meetings.
fiof Swcelland, Lawrence Baker anu
Frank Logan who were appointed as
committee to investigate the matter
went to Webb City ana joplin Satur
Gay to collect Information on the sub
iect from tho org ,oiz Ation at those places
Prot Sw ee,linu spent the day with the
Joplin association and tho o.her tto
Young nen VISITED tho Webb City
institution. They were able to .ges all
of tho necessary information in regard
to the matter aud have a report which
Will be given al meeting to be held at
the Nj. e. Church tomorrow night, Fri
day, lan. 12 A LESTER has also been
written to the state ofhcer5 OF the
Association at st, Loais and au answer
is expected in tlmo to be- read before
the meeting tomorrow night.
AT this meeting the matter will be
thoroughly discussed in the light OF She
further information Of the committee e
report and 10 al probabilities perm@n
ent Organization will be formed and the
work Of lifting up the rooms viii fol o n
us SOON AS possible. All young men whc
are at all Interested in ths project are
urged to be present at the meeting TO-
morrow night.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
Harry shannon's Powerful Com sdy
Drama, s'The b anker's ChIla''

As apple blossoms fall in She spring
after = shower OF rain and the wind has
blown through the orchard, so do tesrs
fall from the eyes OF the spectator dsr-
log the production of "Ths Bsnker's
Cnild." Aud just as the sun follows
the rain, 80 does laughter euceeed the
tears in the rendeing of the play. II
is nos an affected STORY, bat simple
tale woven around the lives OF few
people, among them man who deserts
his wife ard little ohild, she principal
incidsnts Of their lives tisd together
With beautiful language. 1t is just a
stage porm with all those things which
mako tears and laug hter commingls.
This great play will be presented by the
ShannoHs, supported BY most clever
cAst. Tbs play is from the pen OF
Eunice Fitch. At Jasper opera house.
For one night only, Jan Is.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
A FAREWELL PARTY.
Given Ia iioaor ct Roy Wells And
tfomer Lay

ffonsr Lay
The yousg mems class of the NJ. e..
Sunday School hold 4 farewell party at
the home OIL w Boucher Friday night
in honor Of two Of the mem bors Of the
ciass-Messrs Roy Wells and Homer
Lay. About fifty young folks were pre-
sent and very sujoyable evening was
spent with games and other forms Of
amusemsnts, Partners for supper were
chosen by the boys'guessing the owner
Of the pretty pair OF cyesas the girls one
by one pseked through small holes in a
sheet suspended ACROSS = h doorway.
Strangely the boys seemed to be pretty
we'll acquainted with the bswitohipg
eyes Of the Jasper dansols. Possibly
tnsy have been studying them 81 close
range. III
The refreshments consisted Of bananas
and cream and cake.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
REBUILDING UNCERTAIN
Prospects Not Very Bright fer
AnotIlcv Mil

As to whether new mill will be
built 60 take the place OF thu old enc
is very uncertain and the present pro-
spects are pot very bright. Mr.. Beck
with who owned the Old mill came by
it through 8 trade and intended to dis
pose OF il at any time he got chance.
Ii We get now nall it will probably
have TO be built by local capital.
There is some talk OF forming local
company aud putting up nice brick
mill wish about the same capacity es
the old mill making the engi ne capac-
ity sufficient To operate an electric
light plant 10 conjunction with the mill
products.
When the old mill was built quite u
large BONUS was raised by Individual
subscriptions and many citizens woull
probably bs wiling To su oscribe to q
ne~ enterprise.
There g 40 doub. thata mill ought
to be located in Jasper q nd is is to be
hoped that some plan may be devised
to get new mill fitted ort with an
electric light plant.
A strnnge thing about tho firs was
the fact shat whilo farmers living six
aud eight milo, fr5n town SAW th q
Dlaz. aad o,m. in to see what it was,
and that it w,s plainly eeen at Garth
age IL miles away, yet thers were ma ny
10 Jasper who did not know OF it until
1t was all over. While the flames we're
rapidly burning him out Of a job, Joe
Veatch the bead miller was peacefully
slumbering awav at his home on Maid
en Lane. Some one awoke :him at
about nine o'clock which w.s she first
te kn.x Of it.. John Hiaamoo who
lives within two blocks and in full view
Of the mill did not know anything
about it till t,ld By his s)n after it was
all over.
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
THEIR ANNUAL ELECTION
First Natlonai bask Eject New
Officers and Dirsclo.s

The sto, X khoidscs of the First Nation
al Bank held their anDusl election OF
directors last TUESDAY which resulted
in tho election OF tue following board
OF directors:
d. A, Goodiog, Mont Fairfsid, N. A..
Mackry, VIC. Aacksy, N. Fl. Pattei- :
son, ii. a. Ringer and Joseph Brao-
ford. :,
Immediately ailer is elsctisn the new
kcard met apd elected the folio~ing
officers.
Is. A. Goooing, president
Ii. a. Ringer, rico president.
n. A. Msckey, cashier
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
Public, sale.

Mr.. Hunt the well known farmer iis-
ing four miles west Of town viii have
a public sale ~ his home on Tnsrsday
Jan. IS ~ which be win sell 7 head
horses, head Of cattle, soms hogs snd
his farming machinery and many OF
her things.
After the salc Mr, HINT expects 70
visit his mother in Georgia after
which be viii 60 west 70 look sor ! psw
location possibly settling ~ Coloras1o
sslgope esp = fsf = Ceiiiofs q. 7 z
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
TnE JASPER nILLs BURN
Con.iou.d from pass /

gave tia thorough overbauling putting
in new and modern machine y. He run
it for couple OF years and then sold
out to Mr. Bsckwith who ownedit at the
time Of the Ore. Messrs Putman md
Doran have had chsrge Of it fer the past
year or more.
The mill employed four men besides
the managers ns follows: j. A. Vench,
head miller, Bon W, s>on hid VIM.
Baird assistants, and Walter John.or
who had charge Of tho sugiue room
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
Lsctzred At msundvills

Rev. ". T, Ferguson went to Meusd-
wills Tuesday where he gave a lecture
to large audience Tuesday pight. He
lectsred on the subject; "The I1serrogu-
ton Of che New Century Wednesday,
morning he talked to.the studspss 1T
Cooper College an educssionsl institus
sisa locsisd a. that pi4ess
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11

One boure aud lot for snl-, lot l5ox5e
youna Fruit trerss good well, soft wat-f,
s,0o. oxoRcs Sx ksr, l9-4,
The Jasper news., 1906-01-11
HARDVV ARE FOR
1000

is of 1906 style, pattern and price. Everything is
to-date " and like "wori, be fully trusted. Is
it's dollars you want TO save Hardware purchases
consult Ours is the best for the least money.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
RAMSEY IS LOOK|NG FINE

Abe CohE. l.. c. Mench. r. &. Up
dixie and A. Newman returned last
night from trip to Ramsey, the new
mining camp below Fort Churchill.
The camp is reported to be loC~lg
fine, with lot of men at location and
development work. and some fine
ledges in sight. sa
Two tOwnsites have been started.
and Westover, of this place is sur
vyi3s for pipe line with which to
supply the camp with water
Garavanta is down 200 feet on a
big ledge and is sinking an incline
now with two shifts at work. the
ledge giving every evidence of be
coming a big thing. IS
The whole country round Ramse!
is said to be full of prOspectOrs. ant
. boom is expected as soon as thu
original locators get their work done
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
POINTS THE. LAW TO THE
MASON VALLEY RANChERS

IN the course Of delivery Of his
opinion on the Rickey-Miller & Lux
cases this morning, Judge Hawley de-
clared that il Hickey is aDle to prove
that he used the water OF Walker
river prior to the time Miller 4 Lux
began 20 use it, he has a defense to
the suit against him. II not he should
be enjoined from using SAID water.
The same ruling applles in the case
CT all the defendants, about l40 in
number. Evidence OF such PROOF
would be applicable to suits for dam
ages, but in these cases no damages
are claimed.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
NEVADA H|tl BONANZA Re.
PORT IS CONFIRMED
NEWS WIRED FEW DAYS AGO NOT
EXAGGERATED

From all accounts the new strike
in the Nevada Hills company's prop
erty at FaIrview was not exaggerated
in. the dispatch received here a few
days ago. Manager webber has wir-
red his friends that ore has just been
opened on the west end CT the prop
erty running 80 ounces gold and 1000
ounces silver. which means value OF
about $4,000 per ton for the ore. The
extent of the Ore body Just opened is
not reported, but there is no doubt
that it is new element of strength
to the mine.
Shipping from the ground has al
ready begun. sixty tons Delng already
in transit with a gross value OF about
$4,000; another thirty tons are sack
ed and awaiting transit, OF like value.
the total amounting to something like
$4,000 to x2O,vOO. oeing ~Fairviews 8
first contribution to the wealth of the
world. 1t is expected now tnat the
roadway to the mine has been COM
pleted, and shipments OF this grade
and quantity will continue indefinitely
every pound of it coming practically
from the surface.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
THE BANQUET ARRANGEMENTS

The banquet. to be rendered Judge
Hawley by the bench and bar of the
state, June 30. promises to be a most
brilliant affair. Arrangements are be-
ing completed and answers to requests
to be present are pouring in from
cyely part os the state.
It is probable that most of those
that- will attend the banquet will be
in the city in time to attend the last
session of the district court Judge
Hawley will ever hold, Saturday
This session may be a notable one for
many things, and it Is said to be par'
.ofsthex plan of the bench and bar T.
edpgize the retiring judge. in such
manner that the official records vii
bear the testimonials cf his admirer.
for all time to come.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
GAMBLE AIDED
IN BLAIR SUIT
A POWERFUL SYNDICATE BACK
ING THE PLAINTIFF IN HIS
FIGHT FOR MILLIONS

The litigation in the L.. S. Court
yer Peak mines in Esmeralda county.
premises to be Cne OF the most stub
nClniy fought cases OF recent years.
The complaint alleges that some
years age, 3. A. Gamble and his as
scciates, ]. Wright and John Nof
vacOvich secured working bond on
the property in dispute for the term
of five years., at rental OF 500 900
a year, payable at the end OF each
year.
Before the end of the first year.
and prior to the first payment l.. j..
Hanchett is alleged to have gone to
New York, and by representing to the
Blairs that Gamble was unable d.
nancially to carry out the terms OF his
contract, secured a working bond on
the mine and took possession under
the bond. He made large sums OF
money out of the mine. but got into
difficulty with the Blairs and was
sued by them for the rental. The
court gave them judgment against
him.
The suit Of b. A. Gamble VS. the
Blair estate, and L. J. Hanchett, is
to compel the estate to give plaintiff
a lease Of the mine on the terms III
the original bond, and the plaintiff
alleges that he is able ana willing to
carry out all the terms of the lease
He also asks judgement agains
Hanchett. for mesrepresenting hi,
financial standing and depriving hin
Of valuable property.
+ The testimony in the case mas beel
taken before q commissioner and
is very voluminOus. The staie in tn,
sfieE: is one Of. the greatest gold mine
in the world, regarded by mining ex
perts as a good buy at @1O,OO0,OOO.
l 1t is well understood in mining an,
legal circles that the plaintiff, is. back
ed by a powerful syndicate of mir
ing men, headed by N. II. A. Maso1
. and that it is prepared to carry q
. the case Indefinitely The Blairs, Il
. New York are worth millions, an
, they will not give up the bone !
contention without a struggle.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
v. {. COREY GETS INTO LINE

RENO, June 25.-(SpeciaI to Tie
AppeaD w. E. Corey. Of 1'ittsburg,
president of the U. 8. Steel COrp3'-
alton, filed IN answer in court this
morning to the complaint of his wife,
who is suing him for divorce. He
alleges that he did not desert her,
and that she is not resident of the
state of Nevada.
This answer indicates that Corey
contrary to expectation, will fight the
divorce case to the epd. and that
Mrs. Corey will be compelled to sum
mon witnesses whose testimony may
or may not be more or less salaciO4s
Mabelle Gilman, the actress will
whom Corey Is alleged to have beer
more or less intimate is in Europe ant
. her name was not mentioned in th'
complaint filed by Mrs. Corey.
Mrs. Corey left Reno shortly afte
hiing herr compiain44 ande=is 7ssid t.
now be In PfltsSur;.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
CAtsFoatihAs b. FuclrtvE ERol
JUSTICE CAUGHT IN
GENOA

This morning E. e. McMartin. of
Ventura county, Cal, arrived with a
Ventura county, CAL, arrived with a
Boyer" a fugitive from justice. He
was indicted for borrowing a horse
and buggy from a man in Ventura
county. CAL. selling it for half its
value. and then skipping out with
the proceeds.
A description of the. man. said to
be an old offender in that line, was
sent out some days ago and he was
apprehended in Genoa, and confined tr
the county jail pending the arrival ol
the proper requisition papers. Nc
Martin. after securing the necessar,
authority here took an auto and wen
to Genoa in driving rain to secure
his man.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
THE HEATING PLANT JOB

The State Board of Capitol Com
r;issioners met las. week hut failed
to let any contracts for the heating
Plant.
The bids for the installing of the
plant welc not advertised Tor nearly
a year end hat after the passage
of the act empowering the board TO
let the contract. The needless delay
coast the state a large wood bill last
winter and the advance in the price
of materials will no. allow the in
stalling of a plant in the new library
1uildinE anL the capitol building. but
runs 4 few hundred dollars over
A majority of the board present held
that they did not want \ deficiency
bill. The difference was only a few
hundred dollars but il they wait to put
the plant in after the library building
is finished it will cost at least $1,000
more and the wood will be another
$1,000. The Appeal thinks 1t false
economy t. spend $1,000 saving $500
Again the original bill only called
| for the heating of the capitol build
/ ing and the. appropriation was $75O(
the library not being contemplated al
! the time. Three bids were in from
responsible people Offering to do it fol
less than this amount.
The legislature passed the Till will
the idea that the board would carr!
out the wishes of the people as ex
pressed by their representatives. Tn,
Appeal believes it is the duty of thu
board as executive officers of th'
state to carry out the law.
The board used to consist of thre
:nem5ers, bu, some years ago Comm
of White Pine spent the bulk OF tn
/ session adding two members to it an
it has since been too clumsy to b
effective.
The Appeal hopes to see the matte
come up at the next regular meetin
with full toard. The artisans VIII
: have been to hundreds of dollars {
l expense preparing plans and spec
e ..ca;ions ard making estimates fC
this work had a right to believe thu
/. he beard meant business when it a;
: vertised for bids.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-25
MAY Ask FOR JuOGE TO TRY
sOhE CASES

Before closing court in the L. S
district this morning. Judge Hawley
suggested to- the bar that a petition
be sent to the u S. circuit court
asking that a Judge be sent to sit
in this district pending and after
the appointment of a successor of the
present incumbent OF the bench. to
try many cases irt which it is certain
that counsel would feel a delicacy in
submitting their casa'to the appointee.
The suggestion probably will be
acted upon. Ii would be proper, il
so desired, for the clerk OF the dis
trict court to make oratiOn in the
matter. and thus secure a Judge to
act in -uch cases.