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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
shall .l be constituted by the annual Daymen

shall be constituted by the annual payment
Of fifty cents
ARTICLE ~
Officers-Section 1. The general officers shall
be a president, a vice president at large, a sec
rotary rsasurer and an auditor
Sec 2. There shall be a vice president and a
secretary for each county in Southern Cali
fornia.
Sec. g. The general officers and the vice
presidents OF each county. or her appointee,
shall constitute an executive committee.
Sec L. The officers shall be elected an
nualIy.
The county officers shall organize a county
woman 8 oraaniea,ion IN ths county in sympa-
thy with the parliament work. whose duty it
shall be to assist the county officers In ad-
vanclng the work Of the parliament In the
county ~,
,Sox.,,..,o, osssa.S LII, =. nor,,,.,sd hv
a COMMITTEES s,no,nteS bv the Nnrasident This
committee shall consist Of one representative
from each southern county
ARTICLE VII
Duties of oficers-Each officer shall discharge
the duties pertaining to her office according TO
Foperts Rules Sof order. which snall De the
pa' iiaihon'ais Aa,uT oI .he nsSoo'a''on'
vacanc,s.-,-,a sxaor.,,,. on,,r,,tt.. .ho,, he
empowered 10 FIJI ali offciai vacancies.
ARTICLE TX
Meeting-The annual meeting shall be held
at time to be determined by the executive
committee-The place for this meeting and
the time ana place Tor additonai meetings
s oe hra ps so.e u
her q written voie viii he accented
ARTICLE x
ouorum-Fifteen members shall constitute
quorum at meetings of the parliament and
three members fr meetings of the executive
board and nominating committee
AhIlVLH al
ms may pe aiienuen w ~ t',
pari,ament nv a two,thirds vote Of rner,bers
present and voting.
Girls ana Boys
The matter of the revision disposed Of,
the remainder of the afternoon was given
to the discussion of the need In Southern
California of juvenile courts and other
forms of child saving.
The discussion was divided into topics
and led by the Representatives of the
counties as follows San Diego county,
Industrial Schools" Mrs George H. Bal
lou; Orange county. 1.-THE School City,"
Mrs, John Swanner; Riverside county,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
Names Bank Commissioner

By Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 1.-Governor
Gillett today appointed Charles H.
Garoutte a member Of the state board
Of bank commissioners to succeed o. H.
Dunsmoor, who resigned recently. Mr..
Garoutte served a term as justice of the
supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
Lynch Gives Up office

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-John c.
Lynch, collector of internal revenue, this
morning turned over his office to his sue
cessor, August e. Muenter. Lynch re-
tires to take the position as bank COM
missioner.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
OPENING Session

The Ruskin Art club will commence the
years work this morning in the Blanchard
building.
The Wednesday Morning club will meet
at 2:30 this afternoon for the first time
this year In Schlichers hall, corner of
Pasadena avenue and Daily street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
Business Women Meet

The California Business Woman's asso-
citation held its regular meeting last even
ing in the rooms at 81 West Third street.
Frederick B. Braden, first officer in the
Columbia investment company, delivered
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

a clear-cut, interesting address on 1.-THE
Legal Side of Investment Securities"
This was Mr.. Braden's second talk before
the club on Elementary Law as Applied
to Business"
At the next meeting. October 49, Mr..
Braden willaspeak on Business as Applied
to Economics" and Mrs. Katherine
Peck will begin series on Parliamentary
Drill
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

DIR. c.. H. Parker dentist formerly OF
455 S. Broadway. now at Third and Hill;
entrance 257 S. Hill, over Vegetarian
Cafe Bridge work speciality. As532.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Run down, nervous. sleepless people
find life worth living after making the
acquaintance OF Chiropractic physician.
George F. Key, D. c., 454 South Hill.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Glen Rock pure spring water. It's the
best in the city. Prices on application.
Phones, East 437 Home c 1456. Gibbs G.
Van Duyne, 1859 South Avenue 49,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Henry ]. Kramer will form an adult
beginners dancing class Monday even
ing, October Z. Juvenile class Saturday
afternoon, October s. at 1:30. References
required.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Everything you want you will find in the
classified page. One cent q word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibit Of
California products ut the Chamber OF Com
merce building. on Broadway. between First
| and Second streets, where free information
VIII be given on all subjects pertaining to this
section.
| The Herald will pay SO In cash 10 anyone
furnishing evidence that will lead to the arrest
and conviction Of any pe-r~n caught stealing
ceries OF The Herald from the premises of our
putrons. THE HERALD
Tom Quinn Has Son
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, 1872 Ceres
avenue, are rejoicing over the birth of a
son. Quinn is the popular deputy sheriff
at the county jail.
Dies After Short Residence
Mrs. Rose Frank, who came sere seven
months ago from wellington, Kas, for
her health, died Sunday at 1887 South
Hope street. The body viii be taken to
wellington for interment.
Charles D. Osgood Dies
Charles D. Osgood, aged II, died yester-
day morning at his home, TIC East Four
tenth street. Funeral services will be
held Thursday afternoon at the chapel of
Dexter Samson The body will be taken
to Randolph. VT, for interment
Gas official Arralgned
Superintendent Of the Los Angeles Gas
and Electric company F. c. Willard was
arraigned In police court yesterday morn
ing charged with letting lampb.ack run
into the Los Angeles river, communicating
the water and thereby violating a city
ordinance. He will appear in court Sat-
urday morning to plead.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Dentist-Dr. G. H. Kriechbaum, 227-23l
Johnson building. Hours $3.50 to 8 n. m.
Both phones; also residence phone.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Hygienic sanitarium. DR.. Jessie H. Far.
we'll. osteopath and dietitian, 1858 West
Eleventh street. Phone West 1868.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

H. w. Knox, 632 H. w. Hellman build
Ing. Returned from New York. Ready to
take orders for yo~r gowns.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02

Swobdi can show you the latest and
SWEETEST millinery in the city and some
very exclusive styles.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
FL PASOAN'S MONEY
 STRANGE ID SOUTH
Both Silver and Gold Coins Puzzled, But Greenbacks
 Promptly Taken,

An El Paso man just back from Washington believes the most proyin, cial part of this country is not along the frontier, but Hes further east. says tbe Herald. He was regarded with suspicion after he left Kansas City because he tried to pay his bills with silver dollars. and on New Orleans ferry he offered a i've dollar gold piece. The cashier looked at it carefully. but 1t was evidently a new thing to her. and she said: we don't take that kind of money" Arguments failed to move her. She would run no chances on a sort or money she had never seen before. Finally a S20 bill was offered and changed without question,
 In a Washington bookstore the El Paso man offered a @ gold piece and the clerk fingered it doubtfully and then took 1t back to the proprietor The proprietor brought it back to the Fl Paso man and said: You can get a premium on this coin if you take it to the bank"
 'T don't want any premium. Just give me my change and you are wei come to the premium"
 Hadn't you better take it to the bank yourse1f?'
 No. I tell you l don't want any premium. I want to pay for these books and you can settle the premium with the bank to suit yourself" said the Fl Paso man, who was getting i'm patient But he had to wait until the bookseller went to the bank with the gold piece. "The man at the bank said he would be glad to have a mil lion of them" was the report that came back"
 -'I would be satisfied with a good deal less than a million of 'em," said the Fl Paso man. He didn't wait to hear how long it had been since gold piece had been seen before in that town of dogeared greenbacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
FEMALE SALOON|ST Is
 CHARGED WITH R|OT|NG
PirtIeyiIle Citizen Wrought Up Over Rampage of Mrs.
 Addie Lewis.

DOUGLAS. Feb, S.--(Spsciai.l --
 Addie Lewis, who Is proprietor with her husband of saloon in Pirtle- vile. was before Judge Rice yester- day afternoon as the result of three charges brought against her by F. Nj. Byrd for breaking dishes In his house, D. x. Morrison and D. N. Morrison and man named Gardner, for curs- ing them in such round language that they were shocked.
 The defendant asked a change of venue from the court of Justice Butt ner. which was granted yesterday morning. About noon, Judge Rice, be- fore whom the case was to be tried, asserted that a number of people had been coming into his office trying to tell him something of the case. He promptly got rid of them la speedy manner and is going to make 1t hot for the next man who attempts to tell him anything of a case before it is that this is the only way that a man may be thoroughly unprejudiced in his decision and he is indignant over people interfering with his duty.
 J. F. Ross. assistant district attor- ney for the territory, was prosecuting the cases. while Messrs. Wright and Noble were counsel for Mrs. Lewis. IL was after considerable arguing that the charges of all three were dis missed on demurrers. More may be heard of in regard to the cases.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
WEEDIN IN TUCSON.

Hon. Thos. F. Weedin, member ot the legislative council from Pinal county, was in Tucson this week as a member of the committee appointed to visit the territorial university Re garding accomplishments of the legis- lature Mir. Weedin was interviewed by reporter of the Citizen with the fol. lowing result:
 /'We have scarcely gotten down to business as yet" remarked MT. Weed in. However. I believe we have done several things which we will not re- gret. We have enacted an anti-gam- bling law which will close all the gambling houses in the territory. And furthermore Te have enacted in the council a bill which does away with women singers in the saloons
 T think that there will be some warm battles in the legislature before adjournment is taken, as there will be several important bills to come up. There will be the bullion tax bill, the railroad bill and several other i'm portant measures"
 Regarding Pinal county, Mir. Weed in stated that mining conditions are excellent there. New properties are being opened and old properties are being worked.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
CITY SHY
 BUILDING MATERIAL Cars On the Road Since Last December Have Not Yet
 Arrived There.

DOUGLAS. Feb. S.--lSpe slll.i i--
 "How's the lumber business g' asked an international-American re porter this morning, addressing Al. bert Stacy. Of the Bassett Lumber company
 The lumber business would be ex, cellent If we were able to III the OF ders received" said Mir Stacy Then the lumber man recounted some of the trouble encountered in trying to supply Douglas with lumber.
 All building in this city has been more or less delayed during the past three months on account of the in- ability of the railroads to haul cara promptly from the mills in Texas. where. by the way, there Is unlimited quantities Of lumber. some of the mills having to close down until they could get rid of the lumber already cut.
 Mir. Stacy said that the joists or. dered by his company for the Gads. den hotel were held in the mill yard for sixty days after they were ready to be shipped because of the inability to get ears to load them on, and hs told of several cars of lumber which were shipped from the mills in Dc cember that have not yet arrived in Douglas, These cars are no doubt sitting on an obscure sidetrack where they have been Tor weeks.
 In filling orders lumber dealers have been compelled to substitute material not desired and contractors have been glad to accept anything that could possibly be used. The stock at the Bassett Lumber company has not been so low in several years, al. though MT. Stacy says that conditions are getting better and he is expecting 10 receive several cars this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
KIDDER ARRESTS GUN
 TOTER AT DOUGLAS

DOUGLAS. Feb. S.-(Special.A-
 Last night about o'clock Ranger Kidder arrested a man named Ziede al the carnival show and confscated gun from his person, but not until after he had subdued his man by the use of six-shooter. Kidder asserts that when he told Ziede to consider himself under arrest that he attempt ed to pull his pistol and that he struck him.
 Ziede gave bond in the justice court this morning for his appearance to- morrow for trial and then turned the tables on the ranger by swearing out a warrant for Kidder. charging him with assault and battery. Eide claims that he will be able to prove at the trial tomorrow that he was returning from a rabbit hunt and stopped at the carnival to look on for awhile, when Kidder made an unprovoked assault
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
WEDDING BELLS RING
 AT HAPPY REUNION
Douglas Minister and Texas Lady Married After Years
 of Separation.

DOUGLAS. Feb. S.--(specisL. ,-- trains bring happy friends together Is over Tuesday was busy day in Benson for four mutual friends who have known each other in anothe: state. All of these people were head ed for Benson to see each other again and to end the visit with wedding All day long. Tuesday. they were ar. irving until late at night and from all points of the compass.
 Rev. c. C. Young and wife, of Phoe' nix. were the first 10 arrive and they were early so as to be ready to re- ceive the other two friends.
 The next arrival Was Rev. T. F. McCouTtney. Of this city. coming in on the 6:20 train from Douglas. But there was one more person needed who had not yet come. and it was a late Southern Pacific train that brought Mrs. Ida Nj. Jones from Big Springs, Texas, She was the bride, to-he, and ali anxiety of waiting being over the party settled down for rest and preparation for the morrow,
 Wednesday noon. l. the parlors of the Banks hotel, Rev. Young joined in marriage Rev. T, F, McCourtney and Mrs. Ida Jones, Only four people besides bride and groom were pres. ent in this private but pretty wed ding.
 The groom needs no words of com. nendation, for he Is fayorably known tc the'entIre city and his life as a cIti' zen and preacher Is above reproach, He was in Douglas in the beginning of churches and everything else, and has ever been true to the cause of night.
 The bride in this happy event Is a girl of noble type from the fine old south and for several years lived in New Mexico and Texas. Her father and mother yet live in Baldwyn. Miss, and il was too far for them to come, This is why the fo.ir friends Of for mer years in another state agreed 70 meet ip Benson and have this we'd ding. Rev, Young and his wife have eeen friends to the bride and groom for long time and the plan could easily be made So as to make short trip for all the people concerned. The trains did good service in getting the people together on time. The knot was tied in a pretty substantial man .neT This paper expresses the best wishes for the couple.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
I VISITOR IN
 DOUGLAS
Colonel of Mexican Hurdles Crosses Line to Interview Rynning on Mutually Inter eSting Affairs,

DOUGLAS, Feb. Special l-~
 Col, Emilio Kosterlitzly, of Cana nea, accompanied by troop Of for ty rurales. arrived yesterday after noon in Agia t'Tieta and went into camp on the grounds used by the ru- raies when there before. This morning the popular colonel crossed the line and called on q number of his friends here, Not knowing of the absence of Capt, Ryaning. of the Ari- zona rangers, he called at his home for the purpose of conferring with hlm on some matters of mutual inter sst to both Arizona and Sonora,
 When an International'Amerie re- porter met the colonel and asked if his yiait had any apeoiai significance, he declared that it did not Having occasion to visit the section south of Douglas in Sonora l simply ayailed myself of the opportunity to come and take a look at your city and l have been amazed to see the rapid growth of Douglas since I was here fast, something more than year ago,
 This morning, when 1 started 10 the home of my friend Captain Ryn- ming, l soon found myself lost among the new buildings and had to make several inquiries before l was able to locate myself
 However. Douglas is not the only growing city in this section. cananea Is growing In importance every day. oi3 enterprises are being enlarged and new ones are being announced al most daily. It Is now beginning to dawn on the world that the state of Sonora bids fair to become the rich est tmineral country on the American continent. South of and tributary to Douglas Is a magnificent country, which Is now being rapidly taken up by mining men who can command the necessary capital for its proper de- velopment.
 "I am glad to see Douglas making such splendid progress. It shows that the people who are here are progress sive."
 Since his last visit to Douglas Col. KosterIitzky has received a deserved promotion at the hands of the war department of Mexico. He was for merly a colonel of the rurales in the state of Sonora. but now he has been made a full colonel in the regular army of Mexico and has his perma- nent headquarters at Cananea-
 At the time of the labor troubles in Cananea Col. Kosterlitzky was the one who brought order out of a very serious condition. He made a ride of sixty miles with his rurales and ar rived at the troubled camp just in time to avert a heavy loss of life Since then the colonel has remained in Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
CITY ATTORNEYS 10
 CAPITAL WITH CHARTER

DOUGLAS. Feb. Special. .l-
 City Attorney Lockwood left this morning for Phoenix on the receipt Of a telegram from Attorney Merritt of Bisbee, who will accompany him to the capital where they will lay the provisions of the new charter for the incorporation of towns and cities in the territory before the council for approval
 The reason that the city attorneys of Douglas and Bisbee will descend en masse upon Phoenix is because the reception of the charter by the coun- cil of that city is expected to be about the same as would be expected from certain animal named Maud" in the funny papers.
 The charter has passed Douglas, Bisbee and Globe with flying colors, and after Phoenix gets through with it the document will be duplicated and presented in both the council and house at the same time, when the leg islature gets through junketing and back to business. Both the attorneys will use every effort to have the char ter approved and passed as early as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
MAKING HEADWAY
 AT SALTON SEA

Engineer and Mrs L. C. Hill and daughter Margaret, and Engineer O. H. Ensign. who left Phoenix a few days ago for Yuma have returned to the caiatal csty. During their stay there Messrs. Hill and and Ensign visited the intake twice, and bring back very pleasant reports. Mir. Hill says the first line of trestle was across the intake and the other well along when they first visited the work, and the water had been raised in front of 1t 2.s feet. On the occa- sion Of their second visit, on Sunday. the second line of trestle was practi- caiiy finished and the water had been raised 4.S feet and 260O cubic feet of water per second was flowing down the old channel of the river. The work of dumping rock into the inter- vening space between the trestles is going ahead rapidly from both tres les and it looks as though they would 5e able to make the closure soon.
 A big force 0of teams is at work at the ievee, increasing its size and put ing in cutoff ditch to strengthen it.
 This leyee is the greatest source Of danger and Is requiring a great deal of attention. The last food was started by the water undermining it and the explaining of 1t Is this: Be- low the surface of the ground where the levee was constructed, separated by anywhere from a few inches 10 a few feet. are two 'ormore strata of adobe. These strata were formed at times when each was respectively the surface of the ground The process can be witnessed in any adobe tract of fa-m land. The adobe when soaked by an overflow, cracked as it dried. leaving Assures. A later flow of sedi- ment of sand nature filled these ifs sures and covered the adobe. Again a deposit of adobe was made and again it cracked and the Assures were similarly filled with sand. How many times this has occurred nobody knows. Then came the final surface of the riv- CT bank on which the 'levee was con structed. When the flood came it percolated into the adobe strata
 washed out the loose sand in the adobe Assures and eventually made an opening through the adobe strata beneath the Tlevee, and the opening once made 1t was but short time un- til the current destroyed the levee in those places. To overcome this Col. Randolph, for the Southern Pacific, Is digging a deep trench along the bank side of the levee, sufficiently deep as he believes. to crosscut all the dangerous acobe strata. This trench he is filling with an excellent soil which will not dry and crack like the adobe. or be washed out through the seams as the sand was, and over this trench the levee is being widened and more firmly constructed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
DOUGLAS LOCALS.

c. A. Overlook, who last week pur- chased the iots at the corner of Ninth street and G avenue from the First National bank. stated today that he was now having plans made for a two-story building on that corner. This building will have a frontage on c avenue. The main building will be two stories high and will be 50x100 feet in dimensions. The stairway to the upper story of this building will go from Ninth street. The balance of the two lots will be used for TWO small stores. fronting on Ninth street. This part of the building VIII be only one story high.
 Asked for what purpose this build ing would be used. Mir. Overlook stat that he could not tell at present and the lower story of the main building will be arranged for the accommoda- ton of whoever desires to lease it.. It would answer the purpose of a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09
[. '. R 8P. R. R. IS
 FAST NEARING ALANOS
EXPECTED THAT EXTENSION FROM GuEYMAs WILL REACH
 THERE APRIL 1.

A newspaper of Alamos. Sonora, states that the end of the track of the Cananea. Rio Yaqui and Pacifico rail way is now at Guadalupe, a ranch about 4S kflometers northwest of Ma vsjoa. near which latter point the road will cross the Mayo river.
 Upon the mesa in front of Nsvsjoa there will be established the station, and at that point the road will branch the main line going toward Culiacan, Mazatlan and Guadalajara, and the branch win go to Alamos by way oa Minas Eneva-
 The authority quoted states further that in the month of April the whistle of trains win be heard in Alamos. and that Vice President Corral will come to Sonora to attend the inaugu- raj ceremonies at Alamos on the fifth of May.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-09

s. p. Engineer Returns.-A. B Paine. a civil engineer who Is con nected with the Southern Pacific rail way. has returned from ten day trip on horseback through Sonora and the Sierra Madre mountains. With seven horses and considerable baggage in his outfit he travelled about 200 miles returning by rail to Douglas from Naco. Mr. Paine would say nothing of what the Southern Pacific is doing across the line, but asserted that he had an enjoyable outing and that he saw considerable game on his trip He has been all through Mexico and is thoroughly acquainted with condi tions there. While he will not ad init it. the probabilities are that Mir Paine is looking after special inter. ests of the company across the line ss he makes periodical trips to var. ious sections