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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23

WANTED Success MAGAZINE requires tho
services u n man In Deming Ia look after cSpir.
ing subscriptions and 20 secure new business hy
means ~ special methods unusually effective:
position permanent; prefer one with experience.
but would consider any applicant with good nat
ural qualifications salary 81 10 per day. with cont
mission option Address, with reference, r., C..
New York.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
See That
Galvanite Roofing. Best ever
made. For sale by
W. K. MERRILL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graves left
this week on a six months trip
to various points throughout the
northwest. Before returning to
Deming they will attend the in
auguration ceremonies Of Hon.
William Howard Taft at Wash
ington City as our next president.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Cold Weather Advice

20 all is 20 beware OF coughs and colds
on the chest; as neglected they readily
lead to pneumonia, consumption on
other pulmonary troubles, Just a,
soon rs the cough appears treat It with
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, the stand.
ard cure Of America. Use as directed
perfectly harmless. a cure and pre-
veutivc for all diseases Of lhe luurs.
Price 25c, SOC and Sl.O0 per bottle. Sold
by Irvine & Raithel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Those Republican boys of Luna
county are rustlers and no mis-
take, as the votes will show.
Hamlet

had a melancholy. probably caused by
an inactive liver A bad liver makes
one cross aud irritable. causes mental
and physical depression and may result
disastrously. Billiards. Hcrbine is ac-
knowIedged to be the perfect liver reg
ulator. II you're blue and out of sorts,
get bottle today. A positive cure for
bilious headache, constellation. chils
and fever and all liver complaints. Sold
by Irvine d Raithel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
How, ThiaH

We offer One Hundred Dollar, Reward for any
case OF tatasfh tina, cannot bc curcI by llu,i's
CAiarih Cure. J.. j. CHENEY q co. io'ciu. q.
We. he undcraigncu. have known r. J Gnyuey.
Tor me lhst 10 years. and believe MN perfectly
honorable IN all bu .iLcss trnnsn,,innf and imam.
ca' able 10 carry out an lbigniipus made by
ht irm. WALuiNG, kisNAS A. MARyIS,
MholrsH.v Druggists Jo.ciu q.
HaIs 'aiarrh Cure ~ taken internally. acting
directly upon the bIDud and mucous surfaces uf
the system. Testimonials sent free. lricc zoe
per bottle. Sold by all Dfuggists.
Take Halls Family Pills tor constipation
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23

Wayne Brazel, who killed H.t
Garrett, YVES to have been tried
atthis term Of court in bona
Ana county, but the case has
been postponed until the next
term.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Never Worry

about cough there no need of worry
il you will treat it at its first appear.
ance with Billiards. /llorehound Syrup.
1t will stop the couch at once and put
your lungs and throat back into per-
fectly healthy condition. Sold by Irvine
a. Raithel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23

Chapped skin whether on the hands
or face may be cured ia one night toy
applying ChamberIain's Salve 1t is
also unequaled for sore nipples, burns
and scalds. For sale by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Special Attention Given to
Presentation Department.

We are pleased to hear that
the health of Mr.. A. II. Rodes,
who came here from Kentucky
some weeks ago, is improving
nicely. Mr.. Rodes is a very
genial gentleman. He is an old
acquaintance of DR.. S. d. Swope.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Hereford Bulls for Sale.

| have 100 head of thorough
bred Hereford bulls for sale. Ed
Cooper, Deming, New Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23

An unlimited quantity of good
soft water has been discovered
at Rincon at a depth Of 60 feet.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
For Sale.

Three new wagons for
sale. See w. r. Merrill.
Phone So.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23
Mrs. n. L. Fulton

Classes for Spanish, German, French.
University Diplomas. Inquire at CAPT,
RABB'S.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-23

jim Kerr is in from the ranch
for a short visit with his family.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
SUICIDE FROM
D[SPONDfNCY
Chris Anderson, Of Cardston
Blows Brains Out.
DEATH OF UNFORTUNATE MAN
INSTANTANEOUS
Anderson Was Recovering from an
Attack of Delirum Tremens and Was
Still Under Physicians Care-Cor.
onor's Inquest Held.

After prOtracted spree which end
ed in delirium tremens, Chris Ander-
son a guest of James Galliher commit
ted suicide yesterday morning Mr..
Anderson who lived at Cardston, Can
ada, Is an old friend of the family and
came to this city with Mr.. GalTiher
last Sunday for brief visit The
man had been drinking heavily and
sometime Tuesday slight attack of
tremens set in which caused Mr.. CAL
liner to keep watch of him during
the night and place him under
physicians care. Wednesday morn
ing Anderson had SO far recovered as
to seem perfectly rational and said
that his head felt much better. About
nine o'clock Mr.. Anderson went out
into the kitchen and told Mrs. CALI
her that he didn't believe he would get
over the attack and told her that II
anything happened to notify his BROTH
or at Cardston. He returned to the
bedroom and in moment Mrs. CALI
her heard the report OF gun and
rushed screaming out Of doors to call
Mr. Galliher at the livery barn across
the street.
When the men reached the house
the suicide was lying on the bed with
big hole in his left temple where
the bullet had entered and fright
ful wound in the skull where 1t passed
out. The revolver was lying by his
side and showed beyond a doubt that
1t was case OF suicide. Coroner
Hunt was Immediately called and the
body was removed to the undertak-
Ing rooms where the inquest was held.
The verdict OF the coronor's jury in
the above case is as follows:
We the jury in the inquest OF Chris.
A. Anderson find that the deceased
came to his death by gun shot
wound inflicted by his Inland with
intent to commit suicide.
Signed
4 c. F. Duvand, James H. Day, VIII.
Weaver, C. C. Knorr, James Galliher,
James A. Galliher, Jr., and DR. J. P.
Morgan.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
COUNCIL JARS UP
WATER COMPANY
Heads Of WaterworkS Company
to Be Questioned.
FRANCHISE GRANTED FOR SHORT
RAILROAD RIGHT OF WAY
City to Be Given Extra Police PrOtec.
tiOn at Contracts Awarded
For Delinquent Sidewalk Construc.
ton and Replanking of Viaduct.

Monday evening rather interesting
meeting was pulled off by the city
council in regular session. First and
foremost the waterworks company
through its representative was touch
ed up for delinQuencies In the system,
and after listening to the explanation
OF Mr.. Ramsay, who was not author
ized to promise anything for the COM
pany. the council ordered that Messrs.
Critchlow and Filler of Salt Lake, prin-
cipal stockholders, appear in person
before the council on or before August
18th to make some definate promise
Of better service. During the report
Of the superintendent it was virtually
admitted that the water from the ca
nal has been delivered to the city with
out filtration because of some de-
feet in the first filter put in.
George D. Aiken was granted a fran
chise for right of way for railroad
through block 100 to connect ware
house with o. S. l.. track.
Owing to the large territory to be
| covered in the city and because of
the numerous petty thiefts of late, an
| extra night man was added to the po-
lice force.
The contract for building the side
walks for the delinquent property
| owners was awarded to E. A. Moor
for 321z cents per running foot.
P. B. Curtis was given the contract
for replankng viaduct, the bid being
| $424.84. A foot bridge was also or
dered built across the lateral on 8tf
avenue on the north side OF Sho.
| shOne street.
| An ordinance was passed fixing the
salaries Of each of the commissioner
for the sewer district No. 2 at SO pei
month.
! George B. Fraser was appointed tt
succeed C. D. Thomas as member o1
Sewer district No. i, and to assist II
making pro rata rebate to Taxpayers
from surplus funds OF that district.
The annual appropriation notice
was approved and ordered published
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
Local Men Interest Eastern
= Capital in Industry.
WORK OF EXCAVATING WILL
COMMENCE NEXT WEEK
Ice and Fuel Company Incorporates
With u. II. Seebeck, F. N. Wardwell
Of This City Among the Principal
Stockholders.

Ground is to be broken in a few
days for the construction of a cold
storage and ice making plant in Twin
Falls. The land Is already purchas-
ed and the company which has been
Incorporated, started out with cap
italizatiOn of $35 900. The name and
business OF the firm, as shown by the
articles Of incorporation will be The
Pioneer Ice and Fuel Co., Limited,
chartered for the purpose OF making
and selling ice, fuel and distilled wat
ers and to engage in general cold
storage business.
The stock of the company is divid-
ed into $50 shares of par value OF
one hundred dollars each The in
corporators are Fred w. Kellogg, Of
st. Louis, Mo-, Otis w. Gatchell, of
Minneapolis, Mimi, Fred N. Wardwell,
and H. H. Seebeck of Twin Falls.
Both Mr.. Seebeck and Mr.. Wardwell
are too well known in this city to need
any introduction. Mr.. Kellogg Is
from st. Louis, where he is the chief
owner and manager of one of the
largest and most successful cold stor-
age plants in that city. He has spent
many years in the business and knows
1t thoroughly.
Mr.. Gatchel1 ts known all through
Minnesota as the NOSE successful me-
chanical. engineer Of the state. He has
made and designed many successful
plants for cold storage, and has made
close study of this branch cf Gle
neering. He has the plans .all COM
pleted for the Pioneer" plant OF Twin
Falls and work will be started as soon
as Mr. Wardwell returns from the
east. where he is looking up the nec-
essary machinery.
The company expects to have the
plant which will be located on spul
of the railroad, in operation by De
cember and will supply ice in any
quantity to the surrounding towns al
we'll as to the local trade.
Such plant Is much needed here
and will prove welcome.
Mr.. Wardwell, with whom the ides
started and Mr.. Seebeck are to b.
commended for the enterprise they
have shown in this particular project
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
dent of the Chicago & Northwestern
railroad and several officers Of the
IIniOn Pacific

rAllrOaQ ana SeVeral OIIlcerS OF t0e
Union Pacific.
The reporters to whom he talked
before going to the club. Mr.. Har-
riman declared he was opposed to the
Hepburn bill or any railroad regula-
tion, unless 1t carried with 1t provis-
ions for publicity and regulation and
protection for the railroads.
THE Hepburn act in itself would
not be harmful had 1t been coupled
with some legislation for protection,
as well as regulation" said Mr.. Harri-
man, this l stated to the president
as far back as 1905. also wrote
to Mr.. Taft about that same year. I
said then that I favored regulation
and publicity II coupled with pro-
lection SO as to permit the movement
Of traffic along the line Of least re-
sistance and least cost. This can only
be accomplished by cooperation be-
tween the railroads and the govern
ment. Unless the government is will
ing to grant one, it Aould~po en-
force the other"
As to Freight Rates.
Preceding his departure from Chi
cago for the west tonight E. H. Har-
riman talked briefly of the probability
OF a general increase in freight rates
in the United States.
"The American people aught to be
willing to pay the railroads a proper
compensation for proper transpor-
tation service he said, such as we
are now performing, but for 1t we are
not receiving an adequate return.
"If the railroads are to go on ex-
tending their lines, improving those
which are now operating and provid-
ing new equipment to take care Of the
cOuntry's business they must have
more revenue.
Against Straight Increase.
II am not in favor Of cold, cal
culating, cruel and horizontal in
manager and l do not know mucf
about such things, but l know tina
there Is a proper way to go about .
thing and that there is bunglini
way"
Mr.. Hartman seemed to favor ,
general re-adjustment Of freight tar
ifs rather than general increase
He believed that many rates are to-
low and should be raised but he wa
opposed to straight 10 per cent in
crease In the carrying charges for al
| commodities.
"Is there to be an Increase 4
freight rates? He was asked.
How can tell?" was the reply, &C
companied by a despairing wave 9
his hands. :
"Well II there is to be no increas
in freight rates. will there be de
cline OF wages?" was the next Quei
ton.
Wage Question.
II don't care to talk about wages,
said Mr.. Hartman. But the rail
road laborer is in the same positio
that the railroads should be in. H
10 entitled to all he can get for hi
services, provided he gives the yer
best service that lies in him."-statef
man.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06

Kern appeared in Twin Falls, Idaho,
and made it their business to become
acquainted with Galliher, a prosper
GUS liveryman. He showed no par
ticular interest when ne was informed
that Mclaughlin had reputation as
a wrestler. Galliher says that soda
manufacturer named Benoit OF Twin
Falls is an old friend OF Mclaughlin,
and vouched for him as being cham
pion wrestler as WE'LL
They unfolded to Galliher scheme
whereby they could enrich him $4,000.
They explained that some Pittsburg
capitalists, including Millionaire
Frick, had wrestler, named McCor-
mick in Denver. whom they would
back with any amount OF money. Nc
Laughlin declared that it would be
easy picking for him to defeat Nc
Cormick. They finally managed to
get Galliher to come to Denver after
inducing him to get letter of credit
from his bank.
MilliOnaires In Plenty.
The three men registered here at
the Shirley, where they met Cortland
and millionaire Frick" and other
"Pittsburg sports"
The prisoners assured Chief Arm
strong that the match was ION the
square" and that Mclaughlin, in his
efforts to win, had burst a blood YES
sci in his throat
| The certified check for $4,000 taken
from Mclaughlin bears the signature
of Assistant Cashier Mclaughlin OF
the Capitol National Bank, and the
| police say it is genuine.-Denver Post
The true version of the wonderful
fairy tale in the Post is shorter anG
somewhat less sensational. Mr.
Galliher left this city short time age
for Casper, Wyoming. for the purpose
OF buying cattle. Owing to more at
tractive proposition coming up, no
all OF his money was expended ant
in company with man by the nam,
of Brown Mr.. Galliher went to Den
yer, and did venture $500 on the fax
wrestling contest, while his compan
ion staked like sum- When tn
affair was discovered to be fax
the men went to the police and enter
ed complaint against the principal
, with the result that the $1,000 was re
| turned. Mr.. Galliher returned HON
Sunday from his trip and was muc
surprised to see the account OF hi
great loss.
Al
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
BRICK PLANT SHUT DOWN
Accident Causes Temporary Cessation
OF Output.
Buhl, August 6,19O8

Buhl, August 6,19O8.
Dell Goodnight left here Sunday for
his old home, Vancouver, Washington.
He owns good ranch north of Buhl
which he will return to some day in
the near future.
Robert N. Bell State Mining In
spector, was in Buhl Monday looking
after his investments here.
N. C. Ware returned to Buhl Monday
from Seattle where he has been for
two weeks on business. He sold some
Bull land while away and boosted
for Buhl and surrounding country.
Mr.. A. L. Fredenhagen and Miss
Anna Ltndstom went over to. Snake
river Sunday to view the beautiful
scenery of Riverside and Thousand
Springs.
L. G. johnson visited at Riverside
Sunday. Wonder why"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hopkins. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. W. Snodgrass and their son,
Dewey, left Buhl last Thursday for
three weeks visit in the Yellowstone
national park.
r.. w. eager has been on the sick
list for a few days but is able to be
around again.
Mr.. Aldrich who has been here some
time working for Heath & Bennett
has bought their blacksmith business
e. b Williams has bought 40 acres
Of land near Buhl, from Mr.. Wyatt.
Mr. end Mrs. James Price lost theil
I-little nineteen months old child last
week which was buried in the ODD
Fellows cemetery.
The show here Monday night (Angel'
Dummer Concert Co.)was attended
about 100 persons, who enjoyed it very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Holmes and R
B. Howard were at Clear Lake Sunday
picnicinG.
F. A. Hutto, county attorney was IN
Buhl Monday on sbasiness.
The Bnhl Pressed Brick Co., had
an accident Monday, breaking cast
ling which caused them to close down
tor = short time.
Rdns Blison's brother IL whiting
With him : few days.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
HANSEN TOWNSHIP
OPENED YESTERDAY
~! z 3
twenty-five Lots Sold During
First Hour.
THREE BRICK STORES TO BE
ERECTED THIS YEAR
Two Blocks In Center of TOwnsite
Set Aside for Park-Trees Set Out
Last Year Thriving-Inducements
Made to Business Enterprises.

On Wednesday, August 5th, the Han
sen Townsite was successfully launch
ed. There was no bottle of wine to
break over the bows of the craft as
she slid quietly into the municipal cur
rent, for nothing stronger than good
coffee and straight brand of lemon
ade was to be found in the locker No
particular ceremonies attended the
event. which satisfied long felt want
on the part OF the thrifty and pros
porous community In that section of
the country. Mr.. S. T. Hamilton made
a short statement of the work OF the
town site company uptO date and for
| the future promised, on behalf of the
company, cooperation on fair busi-
ness basis, with every man and every
influence for the best development of
Hansen. .
| The sale of lots was conducted un-
| der system of numbers by which
| those first drawn were entitled to first
choice from marked town plat. Miss
Bertha Crater was chosen to draw
numbers from the box. By this
method all were satisfied and in the
course of an hour twenty-five lots
were selected. This is very good
beginning as already there is estah
lished and in operation upon the towr
plat lumber yard, store, restaurant
and blacksmith shop. Mr. Dixon
who has the contract from the town.
site company for three brick store
rooms, now in course OF erection or
Main street, will at once prepare fol
the manufacture of brick on land ad
joining the town Site Mr.. Dixon IL
practical brick maker of much ex.
perience and good article is as.
sured from his kiln.
The scale of prices on the Hanser
lots is said to be lower than in any
Of the towns on the Twin Falls tract
and under the policy of the company
lot will be decided free to eacl
church organization when prepared t.
build.
The townsite is a beautiful one ant
the trees set out last year along al
, the streets are making fine growth
Two blocks have been set apart To-
, park purposes and will be used for nj
! other One full block will be deedet
. to the school district. The mail
streets have been graded and publi
water supply provided by the con
struction of a large filtered cistern
In this has been in stalled tow
: pump" around which. until such tim
as the growth OF the town will justif
a newspaper, the gossip Of the com
munity will circulate and to which al
municipal complaints may be charged
81 Negotiations are under way for tn
( introduction OF other lines OF bust
/. ness, which within short time vii
: provide the people Of Hansen with al
the conveniences Of a modern city.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
aALL1HER GETS MONEY BACK
Twin Falls Man Aided by the Denver
Police.

II was told that the man I was bet
ting on was the best wrestler iI1 the
United States and that nobody could
throw him. said James Galliher, liv-
eryman, Of Twin Falls, Idaho, this
morning, as he started to tell how he
had lost $4,000 in cash ct an old game.
when came to Denver had q
draft for $4,000. They told me that
sports only bet cash money, and 50
cashed the draft couldn't tell
you where the match was pulled Oft
but my man lost, l think could find
the place II looked about town
for while"
Galliher admits that he was under
the impression that he had sure
thing when he arrived In Denver with
his roll Of money
John Kern. aged 80. years, and
George Mclaughlin, 81 years, are un-
der arrest. Mclaughlin had IN hii
pockets cash to the amount Of $143f
and . certified check tor 3e50o.. Hi
partner had $1170.
The wrestling match was held yes
terdAy afternoon In private room.
and Mccormick. the principals" sayi
Galliher. George Cortland, referee. I
fellow they introduced A. 4llionairl
Frick Of PitsbpEg and NJ. Hill and NJ
'0 B.tss n,,,l Vessel.
my mani 34cLauA ns threw ~
other man 11d they 3wrestled foi
about four minutes. Ihe1 they
started at sAt. again - lfeCefmick 81
b hold on Mclaughlin aad fa1ed hin
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
HARTMAN WANTS PROTECTION
Declares People Should Be willing to
Pay Higher Freight Rates.

e. H. Hartman held conference
In Chicago Monday with various heads
Of railroads in which he was inter-
ested. The conferences were attend
ed by ]. c. Stubbs, traffic director,
Julius Krutschmidt, director Of main
tenance, 8. NJ. FELTON,. president OF
the Mexico Central railroad, and 3.
p. Ripley. president Of the Santa Fe.
At luncheon later at the Chicago Club,
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
A Correction.

In our last weeks issue, owing to
a typographical error in speaking OF
the new scales being put in at the
elevator we said the same would cost
$500 when it should have read $4,000.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
Lost.

A key ring containing four or five
keys and an Overland beer opener
Finder please return to the Times Of
flee.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
Lost.

Lost.
Fish basket, reel, tlybook containing
flies and etc. between Rock Creek
and Twin Falls. Finder return to ].
q. White In Commercial Bank. Build
ing. Reward 0-6 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-06
PUMPS FOR MlNlDokA PROJECT
Contract for Pumping Plant Equip
ment Let.

Project Engineer Camp has received
Information to the effect that con-
tracts have been awarded covering all
of the machinery for the power plant
at the dam and the pumping plants
on the south side. The machinery Is
to be delivered within four months
and will be installed under the direc-
ton of the contractors.
The electric generators are of the
alternating current, vertical turbine
type, designed to deliver a three
phase, go cycle. alternating current Of
$4,000 volts and 1900 kflowatts, eQutva-
lent to 1900 horse power. One Of
the generators will be installed ct
once and another before the first Of
next June. The generators will ho
Of s6 percent efficiency and will be
able to carry an overload OF SO per
cent for short periods.
These generators will be 40 Ar
ranged that they will revolve on the
same shAfe upqp which tho trfe14e
water wheel revolves. The
will bc perpendicular, extending 6om
the lower floor Of tho power hon1e 70
the floor nbove. the turbtne - -
attAoh1Q ~ the lower flog8 nd -
geners "a cn the floor abovo.
steel 14xBtock into the turbine ~
| low. aS
The endtraet calls for tn exits
the vertical type and : awitchbo4td
d sukfietent capacity e sbnfe -
| Folloxipg are the spse 80 q.
| the p1u1 rs plants:
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