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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

Globe-Peter c. Wilson, who last year took the contract to erect the new courthouse for Gila county and who later threw up the contract, has brought suit in the district court against the county to secure the sum of s5,349.59, which in his complaint he alleges is due him for services ren- dered and money expended on his con tract The bill sued for was disal- lowed by the board of supervisors. Mir Wilson has secured as his attor- neys c. l.. Rawlins and P. c. Little.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

Building Permits.-City Engineer J. P. Sexton, who also holds the position of building inspector for the city, has issued permit to s. F. Mcguire which calls for the erection of a residence on the corner of Ninth street and D avenue to cost $5000. This building will be mostly of lumber. though oth- CT material will enter into it's construc ton. Mir. Sexton has also issued the permit this week for the second story which is to be added to the Copper Queen store warehouse, fronting OF Tenth street. This improvement will cost S10,000 and has been contracted to w NJ Bashore. A number of oth- CT buildings will be contracted for next week, when permits will be ap- piled for
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
PROPOSAL. FOR BIDS.
Construction of Electric Railway

Sealed proposals will be received as the office of the Warren Company at z p. ID. Monday, February 4th, 1907. for the preparing of the roadbed ana sub-grade of approximately five mics Of electric line for The Warren Com pany, between Bisbee, Arizona, and Warren, Arizona
 Instructions to bidders, specifics. tions, plans and profles, and other necessary information can be ha5 upon application.
 Plans, specifications and profIes will be sent to competent bidders upor receipt of twenty-five $25.OO) dollars. as guaranty for return of plans. Pro posals shall be made upon blanks furn. ished by the Company, and shall be accompanied by a certified check or surety bond in the sum of ten her cent of the amount of their bid.
 The Warren Company reserves tha right to reject any or ali bids.
 CLEYE W. VAN DYKE.
 Manager. Bisbee. Arizona. Dec. 10. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
TIE AMERICAN MINE

The principal work lateiy at the America mine of the Canaaea Cen tral at Cananea has been in No. l Bonanza shaft. The 150 level was reached with sinking the first part of this week. Cutting of a station at this level has since beer underway.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

J. P. Donovan, committeeman for the railway carmen of the Eli Paso and Southwestern railway, returned this morning from Fl Paso. where he went to consult Mir. Simmons and Mir. Pax ton in regard to a raise in wages for the carmen.
 MT. Donovan is very much elated today as the railway company has granted the men in their employ as carmen raise of from ten to thirty three and one-third per cent in their wages to take effect on and after Jan uary l, of this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
Captain and Mrs. Harris Go to Globe

Captain ana MS FfarrIs Go 70 IIobe Captain and Mrs. Harris will hold their farewell service at the Salvation army barracks tomorrow evening to which everyone is invited. The cap tain and his wife will go from here to Globe, where they will be located next year. They have done good work in Douglas and many here wish them well in their new field of usefulness.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08

John Furiong's FuneraI.-Undertak- CT Ferguson will bury the body of John Furlong, who died in the city jail, next Monday. The funeral ser vices will he conducted by the Sal vation army. The mother of the de ceased has written stating that she was unable to pay the expenses of the funeral
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-08
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Delinquent City Taxes-City Marsh al Stambaugh is completing list of the city property on which the city taxes are delinquent and which will be published shortly. If not paid af- ter they are advertised the property will be sold.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21

Continued on Page Two.)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
TROUBLE EXPECTED
IN THE CAR STRIKE
Company at Evansville Claims
Cars viii Be Run.
THE DAY WAS A QUIET ONE.

Evansville. Ind, May 21.-The sixth
day of the strike started off quieter
than at any time because the Koch
men. strike breakers of Nashville. are
in bad repute with the police here.
John Reeds strike breakers from Chi
eago have been brought in. They are
q lot of thick necked men, all muscle
The greatest trouble is expected to-
night when the cars Will be run. the
company says, no matter what hap
pens. All was quiet this morning.
Cars We're running as usual without
passengers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
MRS. GOULD BRINGS
SENSATIONAL SUIT
Action for Separation Shows
Her Husband Up in Most
Undesirable Light.
HIS PERSONAL HABITS BAD.
is THE VICTIM OF A CONSPiRA.
CY MEANT TO RUIN HER so
CIAL STANDING.

New York, May 2f.-Mrs. Howard
Gould has started against her hus-
band a suit for separation. one of her
most astonishing allegations being
that because of his personal habits he
is an improper person to live with.
The complaint is highly sensational,
with the case.
This morning District Attorney Jer-
ONE consulted with Police Commits
sioner Bingham, going over all of the
evidence thus far adduced in the case
with the possible result that he may
begin a grand jury hearing to learn
just what there is to the charge of con-
spiracy brought by Mrs. Gould.
The complaint against her husband
covers every one of the four grounds
on which it is possible to secure a di.
yorce. In the charge that he is an i'm
proper person to live with some ex-
ceedingly distressing details may be
Drought out III the Dill OF particulars
Non support is one of the allega-
tions. Under the fourth charge, that
of cruel and inhuman treatment. many
specifications are made. one of which
is that Could at the time of their
separation. sent notices to all the
tradespeople with whom his wife had
dealings, instructing them not to give
her any credit if they had any idea
of collecting their accounts from him.
Hounded by Detectives.
Another set of allegations is that he
has Inundated her constantly by sur
rounding her with detectives, causing
her mail to be opened and subjecting
her to many similar annoyances.
She declares that she had frequently
been humiliated by the open manner
in which he has associated with other
women while she was being neglected.
She makes the direct accusation that
Gould and former police worked to-
gether for her ruination i'll public es-
TEEN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
State May Lose Ground Be-
cause of Failure of This
Witness to Stand Firm.
WELLS TO THE RESCUE.
JURY HAS NOT YET BEEN SE-
CURED AND 1T APPEARS THAT
ANOTHER SPECIAL vENlRE IS
NECESSARY.

Boise, Idaho. May e1.-Geaeral
Bulkley Wells purpose in Fastening
to the scene of the Haywood trial is
declared to be TO bolster mp Steve
Adams ard bring the witness back to
conformity with the wishes of the
prosecution. 1t is reported that Ad-
ans has repudiated in full his alleged
confession.
1t seems inevitable that the trial
must be halted again to permit the
gathering of another special venire OF
talesmen. When the session Monday
ended only eleven out of twenty per
emptory challenges had been used and
only nine of the one hundred venirc-
men gathered "A week ago remained
uncalled. The remaining nine will
hardly furnish grist for days work,
SO sometime today the Judge will prob
ably postpone the trial for at least a
full day and send the sheriff forth in
quest of fifty additional talesmeu.
Sixteen men were examined and ex-
eused for cause. Most of them had
deep-seated opinions as TO the guilt or
innocence of William ID. Haywood and
went down for challenges by the state.
Two of the sixteen had scruples
against canital punishment and two
others had scruples about hanging
murderer on circumstantial evidence.
The examination wearily droned its
way over the same old ground. al
though the defense has narrowed its
range Of questions. 1t asked nothing
about the Roosevelt letters and the
Taft speeches, but devoted much at
tention to possible local prejndices
and the existence of general prejudice
against the Socialists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Will Apply for a Franchise for
The Operation of Both Pas
senger and Freight Cars
Through Richmond.
OFFICIALS WERE HERE
FOR SHORT CONFERENCE
City Officials Are Very Much
PIeasedIMatter Was Up
For Discussion at Mondays
Session of Council.

From developments in the traction
lCity Attorney T. J. Study had little to
say Monday evening while he was be-
ing pressed by Councilman Deuker
with queries concerning what action
+, could be taken to unravel the traction
muddls. Throughout the discussion
Mr. Study had a card up his sleeve,
which was flashed today, and state
ment with regard to which was not
made until this afternoon.
In brief the traction war that has
waged between this city and the Ter
re Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern is
now a thing of the past. The white
flag has been run up by the company,
which has accepted the terms dictated
some weeks ago concerning the route
over which freight cars were to be
operated through this city.
Monday evening about six o'clock
President Merrill of the board receiv-
ed a long distance telephone message
from President Hugh McGowan of the
II. H l. & E., stating that he and 9th
er traction officials would arrive in
Richmond this morning at 10 o'clock
for the purpose of reaching some
agreement.
Agree to the Terms.
On scheduled time Mr. McGowan
arrived, accompanied by General Man
ager Reynolds, Mr. Lapel and Fred
Winters. counsel for the company
These officials Immediately held an
audience with the board and Mr..
Study and Mr.. MCGOWAN. without re-
ferring to the delay in the settlement
of the local freight situation, stated
that his company would accept the
terms of the city and would apply for
a franchise for the operation of both
passenger and freight cars through
this city. After a short conference
the officials returned to Indianapolis
Mr. Winters and Mr.. Study will
draw up the franchise for the COM
pany and it probably will be submit
ted to council some time next month.
BY the terms of the franchise the COM
pany will be compelled to operate its
freight cars through the north end of
the city and on North Twenty-third
street.
The members of the board and Mr.
Study are greatly elated over the out
come of the successful war they have
waged against the traction company
and their service TO the city in this
respect Will meet with the hearty COM
mendation of all Richmond business
men. who have been most patient and
loyal to the city throughout the fight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Six Hundred Dollars Addition
al Appropriated for I'M
pr0vementS There.
BIG CHANGES ARE MADE.
1T WILL BE POSSIBLE TO USE
THE BUILDING BOTH WINTER
AND SUMNER NEW WALKS
PLEASING.

Under suspension of the rules an
ordinance was passed Monday even
ing By the city council appropriating
5000 for additional improvements at
the market house on South Sixth
street. The original appropriation of
1.500 has been expended for making
the cement walks and floors. The
additional appropriation will be used
for making sliding doors, putting a
corrugated iron ceiling TO the house.
adding four windows and painting and
wiiitewasning the building.
These new improvements at the
market house were ordered by coun-
Gil on the recommendation of the
board of public works. President Mer-
riiI stated that ii was desired 70 place
the old market house In such good
condition that il would be possible TO
utilize it both summer and winter.
Study Greatly Pleased.
City Attorney Study stated that he
had recently inspected the improve
ments already made at the market
house and that he was greatly pleas
ed with the cement walks about the
building He stated that these walks
extended at least twenty feet out from
the market house on all sides and that
be was surprised no one had ever
thought Of extending weather sheds
out from the building over these
walks This plan. Mr.. Study Iemark-
ed. could be carried out with but
small expense.
Councilman Deuker opposed the
plan suggested by the city attorney
on the grounds that he did not think
the city should spend any more money
OF the ancient building which serves
the city as market house. Mr. Deu-
ker remarked that If there Is any
more money to be spent in this man.
ner he would recommend that $1,000
or $4,000 be appropriated and new
market house built. Mr. Deuker stat
ed that this probably would be done
in three or four years and that 1t
would be foolish to tie up any more
money than necessary on the old
building.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
EIGHTEEN ENTRIES
FOR GOLF CONTEST
Season at Country Club to Op-
en- on Wednesday.
LOSERS FURNISH DINNER.

The Country club will be formerly
opened for the season Wednesday af-
ternoon, when contest between the
local golfers viii be held A dinner
will be served in the evening. the los
ing side paving the cost aud having
the winners as guests. Entries SO far
in the games follow: J. F. Thompson.
George SeideI, j. Y Poundstone. f.
L. Terrence, r. ". Stimson. G.. Ed.
Hill, ". II. Dill, ". J. Hutton. O. L.
Conner. Guy Scott. Wilbur Hibberd. d.
\. Elmer, DR.. C. S. Bond. Isaac VIII
son, L. E. Bridgeman, E. B. Grosyer-
nor. Paul Comstock and c. A. Nc
Guire.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Changes Due to An Unsatis-
factory Condition That
Existed at No. q.
MEMBERS NOT PLEASED.
SOME OF THE MEN ARE TAX
EN- TOO FAR AWAY FROM
THEIR HOMES TO ENTIRELY
SUIT THEM.

A wholesale shift among the mem
bers of the fire department took place
Monday as a result of some dissatis-
faction with the No. hose company.
located at the hose house on South E
street
Chief Miller has announced the fol-
Lowing changes in his department.:
John Coyle from the hook and ladder
company city building, to captain of
No. hose company; Jerry Miller,
from captain of No. 4 hose company,
South e street, to No hose COM
pany, city building; Albert Griffith
from No. ? hose company to No. 4
hose company; William Mills from
No. l hose company, North Eighth
street, to No. hose company; Everett
Miller from No. 4 hose company to No.
3 hose company, North A street; Paul
Geier from No. hose company TO
hook and ladder company, Karl Wad-
man from No. 3 hose company to No. 1
hose company.
Members of the department are not
greatly pleased over this shift Many
of the men affected have their homes
near the hose houses from which they
have peen transferred. Because a
few firemen created little talk / do
not see why the men who have always
done their duty in a proper manner
should be made the victims" remark
ed one of the veteran firemen, who
has been transferred from the hose
house where he has been located for
several years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
DISCUSSION IN COUNCIL.
Sentiment Was in Favor of Prompt
Action.

councilman Henry Deuker voiced
the sentiment of the local shippers
Monday evening at council meeting
when he suggested that some prompt
action on the part of the city be TAX
en- TO briug the Terre Haute. Indiana
polio & Eastern traction company to
time in regard 10 running freight cars
through this city.
Mr.. Deuker inquired of City Attor-
uey T. J. Study if there is no way I'm
which the interurban company could
be compelled TO run freight cars
through Richmond and he asked in
case the company persisted in its re-
fusal TO operate freight cars unless
the company was allowed to run these
cars on some street other than Twen-
ty-third street If it is not possible TO
take away its franchise, which per-
mits the running of passenger cars.
Mr.. Deuker stated that the local re-
tailers and shippers had been very
patient and loyal TO the city in the
game OF delay it has been playing with
the traction company and that these
business men had in their loyalty TO
the city been seriously hampered and
had also lost considerable money. MIR.
Deuker stated that the retailers and
shippers still expressed a Willingness
70 stand back of the city but said MIR.
DeukeT. it is only fair to them that
the city again take some action to-
ward bringing the company to a set
Element
Asks More Patience.
Mr.. Study said that the business
men had been most loyal to the city
in its fight with the traction COM
pany and he asked that they be pat
lent little longer as he thought that
there would be developments and that
these developments woald materialize
shortly Let the board solve this
problem said Mr. Study Il tank
everything viii work out satisfactor-
'is N a short time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES
John R. Miller Sues the Pan
handle Railroad Company.

John r. Miller, of this city, who was
severely injured in April, 1906. while
employed at the local Panhandle
freight station. has brought suit
damages.
Miller claims in his complaint that
the injury he received was so severe
that it has manned him and crippled
him for life and that he cannot OBJ
tain employment on this account.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21

Miss Hodskin of Cambridge City has
established a new record, having plac-
ed her total vote well over 10000.
Hodskin is a close second and within
a day or SO ought to pass the 100000
mark Mr.. Wissier in the man teach
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Law Such That Seventh May
Have to Remain as at
Present Until 1909.
STUDYS INTERPRETATION.
IN THE MEANTIME THE PREJIMI-
NARY STEPS WILL BE TAKEN
AND THE MATTER WILL BE
THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED,

At council meeting Monday even
ing the committee on franchises and
ordinances reported favorably on the
petition of the residents of West Rich
ward
City Attorney Study, after the read
ing of the committees report, ex-
pressed some doubt as to whether
this division can be made effective un-
til 1909 owing to the state law. Mr..
Study read section 30 of fhe towns
and cities code, which is IN part as
follows:
THE wards of each city shall re-
main in number and boundaries the
same as now existing until the year
1907; and thereafter no readjustment
or fixing of the boundaries of the
wards of any city snail occur oftener
than once in a period OF six years, I'M
less the same be made necessary by
the annexation of new territory-no
such ordinance for a change in wards
before notice first given by publication
for three successive weeks, once each
week, the last of which publication
shall be at least thirty days before
any city election -
Not Until 1909.
Mr.. Study interpreted the 5ueaning
of this law that the Seventh ward
could not be divided into two wards
until at least thirty days before the
next city election, which will not be
held until November, 1909 He ex-
planned that the law made this pro-
vision so that at the city election a
representative in the city council
could be elected by the voters in the
new ward
Mr.. Study recommended that tfe or
dinance providing for an additional
ward to the city be drawn up and
that the ordinance be published ac-
cording to law He stated that there
steps in creating a new ward at the
present time and that if it was pos
sibie to divide the Seventh ward soon
er than 1909 this action could be TAX
en- after the ordinance had been pre-
pared for publication. Mr. Study will
thoroughly investigate the question in
hope of discovering some satisfactory
method to accomplish the purpose.
On motion Mr.. Study was instructed
TO prepare an ordinance for the divis-
ion of the ward.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
How the Vote Stands
WOMAN TEACHER.
MAN TEACHER.

Eliza Stevenson, Economy school 4o,173
Lutheran school,
Orv.;e Garfield.
a. T.
L. College.
W. Fountain school
n.
WOMAN CLERK
Eiizabeth
Emma
Hoffman,
MAN CLERK.
honas Tailoring
Hassenouscns
WOMAN SHOP EMPLOYE.
factory.
MAN SHOP EMPLOYE
William
Scott
Knight
Abraham sohsser. Wayne Works.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21

rev York, May 21LThe Countess
de Chambrum, formerly Miss Long
worth and sister of the President S
-son-in-law, has recently opened a lace
show at Paris The Countess is taking
an active interest in the revival of
French lace making.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Sons Will Meet Tonight.

The Sons of Veterans will meet I'm
the lodge hall tonight 10 make further
arrangements for the decoration day
services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
MISS HODSKIN'S TOTAL VOTE
REACHES A NEW HIGH MARX

er class has made a, gallant squirt go
ing to second place with over 10000
votes. So far not one of the other
contesting men teachers have been
able to take first place from Eliza
Stevenson, the popular Economy
school teacher.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA Generally fair Tuesday
night and Wednesday,; rising tenn
perature-
OHIO-Wednesda increasing cioudi-
ness and warmer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-21
Cause a Knight TempIar.

George r. Cause was made a full
Knight Templar at the meeting of the
Templars Monday night.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-23
More News from the New England
STATES

II any one has any doubt ar 70 the
virtue Of Foleys kidney Cure. they
need only 10 refer 20 MI Alvin Il.
simpson. ~ Wiliimantic. Conn.
who after almost losing hope OF re-
rosery. oa account o. the failure OF
so many remedies. finally tried Fol
eg Kidney Cure. which he says was
HIust tho thing Tor him. ss four
bottles cured him completely lie is
now entirely well and free from aii
.f. suffering Incident no. acute Eil-
ra. trouble. - vs. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-23
Tenth Day. Thursday. July p,


The annual celebration and picnic
Of the Bosque county Odd Fellows
association occurred yesterday at
Meridian. The attendance was large
and the occasion was greatly enjoy
ed By the three link people. The pro-
gram consisted OF music and address
ses. The address OF welcome was de-
ivered by Judge P. 5. Hale. At 1880
an address on odd Fellowship y was
delivered by Hon. G.. r. Gibson OF
Wayahachie. Congressman JACK
BeaII spoke at 2 O'Clock in the af-
-ernoou. At $3.50 grand education
aI rally was held, the address being
delivered by Rev. f. A. Boaz of Fort
Worth