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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-25
In the District Court, Chaves County,
New Mexico.

In the District Court, Chaves County,
New Mexico.
E.. A. Cahoon, administrator of
the estate of Joseph Bow
man, deceased, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. es3.
America Bowman, widow of
Joseph Bowman, deceased,
Mary Taylor, o. l.. Bowman,
Lenora Carter, minor daugh-
ter of w. J.. Carter, T. ]. Bow
man, A. J.. Bowman, Annie
Miller, Rosa Lawing, Minnie
Bowman, Clara Goodart, Sa-
rah Bowman and Daniel Bow
man, heirs at law of Joseph
Bowman, deceased, defendants.
Notice of SUIT.
The defendants, Minnie Bowman,
A. j.. bowman, Sarah Bowman
and Daniel Bowman, in the above
case, are hereby notified that
there is a suit pending upon pc
tition of E. A. Cahoon, administrator
III Ii OoldIC, IL Tx DlSlll1l
Court of the County of Chaves and
Territory of New Mexico, asking for
an order of sale OF the real estate of
the estate of Joseph Bowman, deceas-
ed, for the purpose Of satisfying and
paying the Indebtedness of said es-
tate, and you and each of you are
hereby notified that unless you enter
your appearance in said case in said
District Court at Roswell, New Mex
leo, on Or before the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1908, judgment will be render
ed against you by default and final
action upon said petition will be ia
ken by the court and sucn order as
required by law and as prayed for in
said petition will be entered and the
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-25

e. A. Cahoon, administrator of
man, deceased, Plaintiff,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
SENATOR NIXON TALKS
Or THE GOLDFIELD CON.

GOLDFIELD, July 81 wish to
assure you in the most emphatic Ian
guage that the Goldfield Consolidat-
ed is not buying share of stock in
the Combination Fraction. The buy
ing has been on the initiative of Mr..
Wingfield for our joint account, and
purely on the ground that the prop
erty is worth it as an investment. =
So spoke Senator Nixon this even
ing, and he added. "All the other re-
ports of bond issue are on a par
with the first report that the Mo-
hawk had developed stream of hot
water that was driving the miners
from the workings. With the big
reserve of the Consolidated there is
no cause for the issue of bonds. We
are not trying to get in possession
of the Florence by purchase of intim-
| idation. If We took that property
in we would have TO make a bond
issue. but we are not working in that
direction. Regarding the talk of
Apexes. we are not subjecting the
Florence or any ohter company to an
noyance for the sake of driving them
to our terms. but we are going to
have what is coming to us with as
little trouble as possible.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

Adams was confined in jail awaiting
trial conspired to brighten Adams
into placing his signature to the doc
ument, which purported to be vol
untary confession of the murder of
Collins, made by Adams.
The matter was argued for several
hours by attorneys for both sides, the
prosecution denying the charges of
Attorney Hilton, and court adjourned
until tomorrow, when it was an
nounced decision would be rendered
on the question of admissibility.
During the morning several witnesses
were examined, for the purpose of
showing the manner of Collins
death. The shotgun alleged to have
been used by the assassin was Of
fered in evidence and identified by
witness. who stated that shells
found in the vicinity of the Collins
home and shot taken from the dead
body of Collins were fired from this
gun or one similar to it.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
HAMILTON SHIPMENTS
MAY ALSO Be CUT

1t now seems altogether possible
that the Richmond & Eureka mines
of the United States Co., at Eureka,
New, may not be operated, after all.
and, at the request of the companys
officials this statement is made in or
der that men who may have seen the
announcement of a few days ago that
the company was ready and anxious
to give its old employees their jobs
back, may not be disappointed.
The company is anxious to give
the men work and is anxious to open
the mines. but notice has just been
served on the company by the Eureka
& Palisade railroad that it cannot
handle more than so tons of ore a
day. The company has to ship over
this narrow gauge railroad from Eu-
reka to Palisade on the Southern
Pacific, and then transfer to the
main line. In explaining the matter
yesterday. George w. Heintz, man.
ager of the United States company's
affairs, said:
I'VE will have to shut down the
Richmond-Eureka mines If the rail-
road can not handle at'least $50 tons
d ud.i do 1t VIII iict pay W cbNi -
the mines for less. We shall also
have to get an iron supply from some
other source
Mines Manager G. e. Allen left for
Eureka the other day with % of his
own men from Bingham. Along with
other men who were on their way
in to camp. they were stopped at
Palisade. The Bingham miners will
return today and the management of
the company asks that all men con-
templating going into Eureka on the
strength of the reopening of the
United States company's properties,
hold off until 1t is learned whether
an arrangement for the handling of
the ore over the "dinky" road can be
made or not AS it looks now, the
company will have to abandon the
idea of operating the mines for the
present. at least.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
NEW RAILWAY FOR
THE BINGHAM CAMP
Utah Copper Interests Form Com
pany to Simplify the Track
Problems.

SALT LAKE, July 9.-Articles of
incorporation were filed yesterday by
the Bingham and Garfield Railway
Co. The interests behind this in
corporation are the Utah Copper peo-
pie, as shown by the directorate for
the ensuing year. w. s. Mccormick
is named as president, but it is I'M
derstood that as soon as the change
can be made Charles NJ MacNeil.
president of the railway company
d. G. Jackling, manager and vice
president of the Utah Copper COM
pany, is a vice president of the Bing-
ham and Garfield Railway Co.; John
M. Hayes is secretary and treasurer.
These three gentlemen with r. C.
Gemmel and A. c. Ellis form the
board of directors. All five were also
incorporators, the articles setting
forth that each was the owner of one
share of stock.
The capitalization of this new rail-
way company is placed at 81 200, 900.
divided into 10000 shares, each of
a par value of 500. The articles
set forth that the company will con-
struct and operate railway line
from the town of Bingham to the va
rious mines of the district, also to
and from the concentrating and
smelling center of Garfield. In all
the company will hold sway over
about So miles of railway lines The
company also has the right to own
and operate electric and other power
lines, an dto transport freight and
passengers, express, mail and, in
short IN rs. fo;,
ing to the usual rules and regula-
tons of railroads in general. The
headquarters of the company will he
in Salt Lake City, but transfer of
fees and Offices for the transaction
of other business of the company can
be established in New York City and
in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The organization of this company
is for the purpose of giving the Utah
Copper Co. a firmer hold on its rail-
road affairs. Primarily the railway
organization is to serve as an adj
junct to the Utah Copper Co. The
latter organization was formed un-
der the laws of New Jersey, and it
has developed that there are many
complications continually arising in
regard to the transportation affairs
of the company, especially in the way
of condemnation proceedings. The
new railway company is formed UNI
der the laws of Utah.
In opening up the great porphyry
deposits of the Utah Copper Co. at
Bingham, a great deal of track is re-
quired, and more than is now in SER
vice or available will be needed with
in the near future. The. company
recently purchased from the Bing-
ham Amalgamated Copper Co. a
dumping site, and new line cross
ing territory of other interests must
be constructed to this new site The
formation of the railway company
will greatly reduce the difficulties in
cident to the completion of this new
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
FIGHT Az TO ADMITTING
STEVE ADAMS CONFESSION

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo, July g.
The question of the admissibility of
Adams alleged confession came up at
the afternoon session today, when the
defense had under examination Gen.
Pulkelev Wells, former adjutant gen.
aral cf Colorado. who was on the
witness stand as to its contents.
Attorney Hilton, for the defense.
COLLECTED vigorously to any statement
'of tie wording on the ground that
the tloeament was signed by Adams
under threats and promise of immun-
itv from the prosecution. Attorney
Hilton charged that Bulkeley Wells,
Detec.iV James MCFARLAND and the
sherif II the county in Idaho where
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

BY the will of Benjamin Ross, o
Cleveland, who died in London. abou
5000, 900 is left TO found homes TO
the aged and for deformed children
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

Charged with trying to eNtort
money by threatening to blow up a
church, Alexandra Alberta was Jailed
at Chicago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

Seven persons were seriously hurt
and 80 more bruised by a collision of
a high speed interurban car with a
work train at Norwalk, o.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

While working on new railroad
near johnson City, Tenn. four labor
ers were killed by a premature blast
Jacob Adler, Yiddish actor, has
given up the Grand Street opera
house in New York. and will tour the
world
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
MARKETS MINING, AND METALS
. ...............'
FEDERATION OF MINERS
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION

DENVER, July 9.-The ex-
ecutive board of the Western
Federation of Miners convened
here today in executive session
to audit the books and complete
preparations for the annual con-
vention, which will open in this
city next Monday. The indus
trial Workers of the World rep
resentation Will use their influ-
ence to bring about a consolida-
ton of the two organizations
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
BrNFoRD & HULsE LETTER.

There was good strong market
today and prices were up on all kinds
of stocks. From now on We expect
to see bull market. Newhouse
opened strong, and from recent re-
ports from the property, this stock
in few days will sell much higher.
Nevada Consolidated, Giroux and
Cumberland Ely were all active and
closed strong.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10
MARKET LOOKS LIKE
SURE ASCENDING GAME

The market has almost advanced
sufficiently on the wave of improve
ment during the present week to give
assurance that it is an improvement
that is going to stick. The east is
now talking a bear market until the
holidays or later, with small inter-
ference if any. Prices continue to
hold well, with more or less advance
all along the line and promise of bet
ter things. The outlook is altogether
encouraging. New York closing quo
tations Yesterday were as follows.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

ups and robberies among foreign la
borers at Coldwater. Mich, LibrC
Lombard was found stabbed to dealt
in the outskirts of the town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-07-10

line of track. The line likewise will
serve to handle far more satisfac-
tory tonnage of ores than has been
possible heretofore.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24

r. 4 Lee chapter U. d. G.
presented the high schOol
with IA picture of Gen. RObt.
h. Lee Tuesday evening with
appropriate ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. White
returned Friday from a FIVE
months stay at Catullah, Tex.
Mrs. VIII te's health is great
improved by the visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Fletch.
er left Monday for Fl. Worth,
Texas, where they were call.
ed by the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. II,
Bruce,
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
RIVER VIEW

Mrs.J.R K. Heumau and fam.
ily went to Glasgow Saturday
remaining until Sunday with
Mrs. Bowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Ehlers
and baby left Tuesday for a
pleasure trip in Texas.
Miss Clara Gorker and sis
ter, Miss Ruby, of Slater Wis.
tied old friends here Monday.
Jesse Hensick and daugh.
ter we're trading in Slater
Friday.
Will Kammeyer and family,
of Cooper county visited at
the home Of the formers par
ents Sunday. !
Miss Lorene Thornton has
been on the sick list but is,
reported better.
Guy Fowler and Ernest
Foster attended services at
Hardeman Sunday.
Miss Ollie Heuman IL
spend.ng the week at Glas.
gov.
w. f. Weinrich vie and
sons OF Sedalia are the guests
of @ W. Blumhorst and fam.
lily.
Frank Leimkuhler was do.
ing business in Slater Friday.
Roy Johnson was seen in
Gillian early Monday morn
ing,'t seems as though he just
ARRIVED from Marshall.
Miss Lee Lawless spent
Sunday and Monday with
Miss Lillian Hensick.
Mr.. Boggs, Misses Vernie
Heuman, May and Belle vii.
marth were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Kammeyer S4n.
day.
Orson King was trading 10
SLATER Tuesday afternoon.
Several from here attended
the closing exercises at PLEASE
Ant Valley school last Friday
and report ~ very good time
and . fine program.
j. A. Hensick and mother
were mingling with Gillian
friends Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Thirteen Unlucky Snakes

E. j. Clements of near
Miami who is neither given
to "seeing snakes" or telling
"snake stories, }" was a Mar
shall visitor Wednesday.
He called in to tell us of a
snake experience he had Sun.
day. He has an ice house
mostly underground that has
been vacant several years.
Sunday morning he found IL
large blacksnakes and one
blue racer under the roof and
killed them all--unlucky thir.
teen for the snakes. Monday
morning he killed three more,
one escaping. They were Ill
very large. We failed to ask
Mr.. Clements what he came
70 town for but be no doubt
WAS after door knobs for biz
chicken nests 70 fed the
spakeso on inxtead Of eRgG.
~ 4&t tIt t+ Itf44 r18H|t 40 &E -
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Will Reorganize.

Miss Newhouse, who has
had charge of the Marshall
Business College of late, re
turned to her nome ut COncor
dia Wednesday, claiming that
the proprietor, Prof. Parker,
now at Sedalia did not pay
her the salary due. She ex'
pec;s to come back next week
TO reorganizc the school un.
der her own management.
Miss Lizzie Saufiey, Of Miami
one of the students yesterday
said that Prof. Parker had
not lived up to his agreements
much to her inconvenience,
and AZ a result OF his derelic
tons the school had dwindled
down to about a dozen stu
dents.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
cAST0RIA
Per InlAafs aHA WilarsA
TAs KID " nave Aluays Bs1ght
s, s::.: -: :. ZHzZEx
Church Notes

Rev. Ernst Ruoge, Of
Blackburn. will preach 10
Germ n at the Episcopal
church Sunday at 2.30 p. m.
All welcome.
Revival meetings at the
Baptist church continue with
good results.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church gave an entertainment
Wednesday evening at the
opera house In which ''living
pictures" was the main fea.
ture.
Presiding Elder w. Jones
will be here for u business
meeting at the FIRST M. E.
Church Saturday evening and
will preach Sunday morning,
going TO Malta Bend Ia the
evening.
The annual Easter service
was held AZ usual at M. v. G,
Sunday afternoon. II consist
ed of "A fine Easter sermon by
Dr.. W. II. Black and an en-
joysble musical program 10
charge Of Prof Place.
Rev. j. e. Abbott has gone
to Fulton TO assist In q revi
val meeting. During his alb
sence meetings will continue
as usual except next SUNDAY
morning when there will be nc
services and at evening the
church will join In a union
service at 1880 with the OdelI
Ave Church. The meeting
will be addressed by Edgar
Gottschmar, of St. Louis,
state missionary secretary
of the Christian EndeavOy
Society. The following Sun
day Rev. w. w. StOddart ot
Fulton will preach both morn
ing and evening.
Edgar Gottschmar, OF St,
LOUIS, state secretary of the
Christian Endeavor society,
will deliver a lecture to chill
dren at the First Presbyter'
ian church Saturday after
noon. Sunday evening be
will address the union ser
vices at the Odell Ave. Pres
byterian church.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
LIQUOR "Ads" Barred.

Charles West, attorney gen.
eral Of Oklahoma, brought
suit in the Logan county dis.
trict court Tuesday for a writ
of permanent injunction
against newspapers publish
ed outside of Oklahoma TO re-
strain them from circulating
liquor advertising in that
state. If the injunction IL
granted it will hit the ST.
Louis Gobe Democrat and
Kansas City Journal hard AZ
well AZ many smaller papers.
We have about 100 subscrib.
ers in Oklahoma but have no
liquor ads. SO are not worry
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
City Council.

City council met April 20,
1908. All present
Treasurer's report fled and
receipts Of C.. b. Vardeman
for all funds coming into his
hands AZ treasurer from II.
W. lacy, former treasurer.
Board OF health requested
to visit alleys and report on
condition.
Street commissioner to ord
err plumbers TO follow ordi
nance.
The following committees
were appointed:
Finance Hupp, Gaunt,
Prior.
Street, alley and sidewalk
Prior, Allen, Hayuie.
Water and Lights Mitchell,
Haynie, Conway.
Puplic improvements
Haynie, Spangler, Conway
Hupp.
Grounds and City Property,
Haynie, Spangler, Conway,
Hupp.
Gains, City Ofices--Hay
ME, Spangler, Conway. Hupp,
Prison and Work House-
Haynie, spangler Conway
Hupp.
Ordinance and printing
Conway, Mitchell, Prior.
Board of Health 8. p. ALLEN
Arthur Hupp, and L @. Gaunt
J. NJ. Hatfield appointed
superintendent Of water
works, confirmed, 70 begir
May l, 1908.
W. K. Carter appointed a.
street commissioner, confirm
led, and he was allowed $50 pei
month for term, TO begin May
u, 1908
Ordinance 1871, defining mis-
deweanors offenses agains,
the City Of Marshall, passct
8 yeas.
Matter Of auditing books o.
city collector referred TO q
nance committee. Ed. T.. Nit
chell asked tn assist the oom
mittee In such work.
Ordinance was passed abol
ishing the Office OF water col
lector and providing for tn,
city clerk to collect water tax
All consumers must pay wat
Yer bills at the Office Of thu
city clerk.
A. r. James elected clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Cord Hicks lectured

SOTu I1lChS az
Stewart Chapel last night.
A.. j. Osborn and son yes
,erday moved to College Ad-
dit on from Blue Lick.
Mr.,and Mrs. ThOs. Overly,
OF Salt Springs, were shopping
in Marshall Wednesday.
w. II. Montgomery was
here from Gretchen Monday
consulting DR.. A. G. Putnam.
Percy Crews is very low
with consumption and heart
trouble at his mothers, Mrs.
Sam Thomas.
/ G. G. Crank, Of southwest
of town will commence the
erection next week of a fine
five-roOm residence.
Mrs. M. d. DOan Saturday
informed us that j. W. Mar
| tin was very i'll of bronchial
4, trouble and confined to his
room.
Miss Mary Bingham, our
valuable Arrow Rock cores
pondent, is quite Ill this week.
We wish her a speedy recov-
cry.
Sam p. Hyde, of Belleville,
u former Marshall resident,
was the guest Of Jacob Van
Dyke Tuesday and Wednes'
day.
Mrs. Emory Keith and
little son, Roy, of Salisbury
are spending several weeks
here with re atives and
friends.
Rich Keith Friday com
pleted a new six room house
in place of the one recently
burned on his farm neaI
HerndOn.
Mrs. Ella e. Nuckles Wed.
nesdsy bought Of Roy Bur
gard, through Hahn & Brown,
q house and lot Ia Hawpe's
addition for $275.
Marriage license were is
sued Saturday in ST. Louis Il
VIM. 4. Lackey, of Mt. Leo
nsrd and Miss Harriet j
! Hsrsgsn, q ~ ouis,
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
HERNDON

Charles Walker is here from
California.
W. Fl. Fenwick, J. W. Keys
and Anderson Johnson were
looking after their political
fences here Monday.
W. A. Huff has Just receiv-
ed a new line Of garden and
tield implements.
II. j. Johnson brought in q
bunch of feeding cattle from
Kansas City last week.
The work on the farmers
Telephone line 10 being push.
ed rapidly and will probably
be In operation Ia May.
Miss Mary Walker closed q
successful term of school
here Friday. She leaves soon
for California OIL a vacation.
There was An informal
dance at che new house ON
Rich Keith's farm Monday
night.
John d Sanger of Marshall
was here Tuesday talking
Acetylene lights.
j. II. Zeigle who has been
unwe.l for some time IL taxi
ing treatment at the hospital
at Sedalia.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24

DR.. L. p. Bowen, who
,twenty-eight years ago was
pastor of RehObeth church In
Maryland, said to be the old
est Presbyterian church In
America, preached q farewell
sermon to his Marshall friends
Sunday morning at the First
Presbyterian church which
he served a. pastor many
years and has gone back "a
take charge OF this historic
church and will spend his
declining years with old
friends. He has two broth.
ers at that place who like him.
self are far advanced 10 years.
Mr.. Bowen and his daughter,
Miss Lillian, have made many
warm friends here who regret
to see them leave but wish
them happiness and many
years Of : useful life In their
new field.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
George Whittleten Hurt

George WhittletOn, mana.
ger of the Slater telephone
system, while in the country
Tuesday morning fell from a
D.foot telephone pole and re-
ceived some severe injuries.
Three ribs we're broken and
he was otherwise bruised.
His fall was caused by the
pole breaking 10 two. He was
yesterday reported very sore
and unable to turn in bed, but
1t Ia thought his injuries are
not serious.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
SALT SPRINGS

/. The click Of the corn plant.
err is again heard.
Chas. Brown, A. Fl. Orr and
wife, Mrs. A. Ransberger and
Mrs. II. A. Thomas and chill.
'dren were among the shop
pers in Marshall Tuesday.
John Greer is again In our
midst after spending several
weeks visiting relatives near
Houstonis.
Evertte Walker and Miss
Dean Bailey spent Sunday
with W. H. Baker and wife.
H. A. Thomas has some fine
hats, cone and zee them.
Frogs--make q great deal
|0f noise On these spring even
ings, but w. II. Baker, Lewis
and J. Warner Brown stopped
the croaking of nearly thirty
|of them Tuesday afternoon.
In the evening Mrs. W. H.
Baker, Mrs. Reynolds and
daughter, Miss Edna, Annie
Brown and Herbert RXnsber.
ger with the heroes enjoyed :
|sumptuous feast.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Barn Burned.

A big barn belong TO Elias
Shannon, who resides 9 miles
south of Marshall, burned o.
bout 4 a. N. Monday morning
from q cause unknown. The
loss of the barn and contents
amounted TO about 81, 500,
partially insured. A SOW and
seven pigs perished in the
fire.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Card of Thanks.

The family Of o. Witcher
extend their sincere thanks
~ the many friends who help
ed them during the sickness
Of their loved one, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hooker.
The Marshall republican., 1908-04-24
Wallace to Speak

Judge ". H. Wallace of
Kansas City, will speak at the
court house next Tuesday
evening at 1870, on law en-
%forcement. He is a Demo
cratic candidate for governor
and q splendid man.