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SUFFER- FOR
SPEAKER.

So far there have been three OF
the democratic members of the
Twenty-fifth Arizona legislative as
sembly mentioned as candidates for
the position of speaker. They are
Fred Suffer of Cochise, Sam Webb of
Maricopa, and Hon. W. W. Pace of
Graham All these gentlemen are
popular in their respective counties
and of course will be supported by
their home colleagues.
The people of Cnchise county we
believe. regardless CT any political af-
tiliation would be pleased 10 see Mr..
Suffer elected as speaker Of the as
sembly of the coming legislature. Mr.
Suffer has resided in Bisbee since
he was a boy and is man without
spot or biemish, possessing ability.
energy and patriotism. He came to
Bisbee as a mere boy, seeking an OPP
pSrtunity to win his way in the grow
ing west. He took miners drill and
candlestick and went into the, Copper
Queen mine and there earned sufficient
money to pay his Way through a law
school. Returning to Bisbee from
school he began the practice of law
which he has followed and is now
member of the frv OF Neal & Suffer.
There is to our uiIRd a reason for
the election OF Mr. Suffer, aside
from his ability aud qualification for
the position, and that is found in the
fact that Cochise, the largest county
in the territory. oath in wealth and
population. has mach smaller repre-
sentation In the legislature than she
would be entitled to on an equitable
sp3ortionment of the twenty-four
members of the assembly. Coc1,se
county has only three members of
the, assembly, whereas an equitable.
appointment of the members would
give 20 this county not less than six
members. Here is a good reason why
the other counties. all having near.
er what they are entitled to in leg
islative representation than Cochise
should concede to this county the po-
sition of speaker
Mr.. Suffer will be found to be
man having convictions and with the.
courage 20 stand for what he be-
Heyes 10 be right at all times. In
the position of speaker his every act,
would be measured carefully with the
purpose of giving 20 each member
and each section Of the territory all
that they were entitled TO and im-
partially would at all times govern
his action.
Without detTacting from the worth
mess ,or competency of either Mr..
Webb or Mr.. Pace, ne believe that It
should be agreed that cochise should
be given this position and that Mr..
sutter should be elected without OPP
position when the the time comes for
choosing the speaker of the assembly
in cancus of the democratic mem
bers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-29

what Wild hurrsh would go up
in Arizona should old Tombstone re-
sumo its former CORY. There never
was but one Tombstone and that one
was in Arizona. We all long to see
its old-time prosperity return.
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Rssidence
"ExHiBIT A."
DUPLICATE "ExHIsIT &"

to of
co AND COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY
meeting least notice
Articles Association
FNsbe December
Of subs No of Resld
f
Bisbee.
J.
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shall corporation
directors b for governing
the business and affairs of this corporation
The corporation conducted by President Vice
specve duties the be particularly by
the second
except 5 year de eas sh a ri this By @
S 0 10 te omters Oh inc corporation who shan conduct its af
annual meeting aereinbefore provided
WITNESS WHEREOF subscribers stock of said
residence corporation taken and
1905 Cohse Territory Arizona
w ss%ss Sos :ss:s'''' ssss Nc" z
= s SsaRlpsam Pssss A ATIsoa
ohn Boiler Bisbee Arizona ssioOSSI
Flora notary e Puso ana for as County of
cunninsS Rson Rrop ags ana JOHN %a B
er personally known to to be the
subscribers the contents
said Sssocaoa sub
Unfairly for the purpose %nd a 2Rq Se t0 freely and vol
~ WITNESS WHEEoF have heeunto hand and notar
Ny commission expires July Srd, -
Notary Public
undersigned Walter Douglas E. E Erinwood NJ + Cun
] NJ BoPhy and John Boiler hereby
railroad to % names to the stock Of the
termini following towt: ~ anu 'D' On ~
r. Beginning at point the City cOehise
WEsTER% RFoP SD S railroad n the Ell PAso sGUg
Springs Valley Of Courtnd sad County TERRITORY OF
arizona distance Of thirty 8 more with
of said subscription
" pay p eG SHn p s9 required ad sy the Board of
Walter Douglas. 1896 Blsbee, Arizona
E.. E. Bsbee Arzona
NJ Cunningham Bsbee Arizona
John Boer Bsbee A Arzona
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Territory Of Audito
United o Territory o S.
do
the s a o the
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ARTICLE xI.

rse stockholders
subscribed for by them and they and their private
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MEXICO AND COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY

of
D. $685. O'Clock N,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, lhave af
fixed City Phoenix
December A. d. 1908
(seal)
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"EXHI6IT B.
DUPLICATE "ExHiBIT c."

DUPLICATE "ExHIBT
E. E. NJ.
o capital
MEXICO COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Terri
OF the COLORADO RAILROAD
a
Committee said subscribers
MEXICO COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY held the
Dated Bisbee, Arizona, December Is. 1908 ' '
J. CUNNINGHAM.
Committee
-.nno
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ARTICLE v.

corporation shall
OO0O0o divided into Five Thou
the actual contemplated cost Of constructing and
tng for the completion and
estimated
GERS in from time time the corporation
by the action of its Directors shall require
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
o. THE
MEXICO AND COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY


stock of the contemplated aroad which is hereinafter fully de-
the of constructing uppng owning maintaining and o9ea
telephone Ene that
that hereby adopt these Articles OF Association under the pro
in entitled Railroad
poaons 1901 hereby set forth ana
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ARTICLE x.

The highest liability
subject itself shall not exceed the amount OF its
aaria stool
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ARTICLE VII.


intended
arly as may be follows.
of
be
to
TO and from the
decide
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ARTICLE VIII.

which this corporation formed general
maintain line Of railroad telegraph and telephone lines
in Of
such buildings structures machinery apparatus
the the Territory
ARTICLE TX.
This corporation
and personal property and shall have ae power mort
under the laws under which this Is
Incorporated
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ARTICLE vi.

directors the affairs of this
Walter Douga Bisbee, Arizona
E.
NJ j. Cunningham Bsbee Arizona
NJ j. Bisbee Arizona
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE

SUBSCRIPTION OF STOCK PRELIMINARY PAPERS
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above made, contained recitet
forth are all respects true.
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ARTICLE l.

contained recied
forth in
II.
stock. whose herein
Def
corporation provision of Title 49, Chapter VII
Corporations Revised Statutes of Arizona 1901
That hereby
leo AND COLORADO
principal of business
of said corporation Cochise
of
advisable maintain
of corporation shall
the such made and
nrOy ded
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SUBSCRIPTION OF STOCK, PRELIMINARY PAPERS
AND
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-17

%nTS. ReeSOT Is up Ou tnS uly iol LII
and writes, II have missed copy of
EchoeE by being away from home SO
don't feel posted. Hope to return
home III, a day or two when I Will
get in touch again.
!. 1. 1.
Miss Harriet Wood has kindl!
consented to take the chairmanshil
of the educational committee vacate'
by the resignation of Mrs. Saunders
of Albion. This pertains to the first
district.
i. i. i.
REPRINTED THIS WEEK.
This week we reprint by request,
an article that VIE published three
weeks ago. It is 4 page three, I'M
der the heading :" kocal Option Not
Constitutional. ItVwas written b
Mrs. Emmett D. Nichols, president
the Good Citizens clut of Boise, a n
she quotes some eminsAt author 4
ties. We commend it t4#he consid
Grafton of our readers, W.
i. + X
A LESSON IN OBEDl NICE
Before l was married YRd yer
definite notions as to the behavior %
children. agreed with all other oNS
maids that well behaved children
were at least tolerable, but badly be- 4
haved children were a nuisance, ann
that obedience is the fundamer@
principle of child's education, al
this I am endeavoring to apply
my boy Jack Here is a specimen o
the way I do it:
Jack you have wilfully disobeyed
me. l told you distinctly scarcely
ten minutes ago not to go to the SUI
gar bowl again. | shall have tokpUH
'sh "z gs
II haVS'not yet decided. I must
find some way to impress upon youI
mind that obedience is absolutell
essential"
Are you going to hurt me?"
mot by giving you pain. 1 wisl
to make you sorry for what you hav
DONE"
When are you going to begin ~
ITO begin? Well, that willie d
pend upon the nature of the punis
ment. Physical punishment"
What's that?"
Come, come! Stop these que.
tions. Little boys of your age can
be expected to understand sue
things"
Why"
l made no reply. The question wa
repeated. I|
Didn't l tell you to stop askin% N
questions. If you ask another,
warn you there'll be trouble. Now sN
up in that chair. I'm going to keel
you there full half hour. Well sts
If | can't make you understand THU
when l tell you to let that sug }
bowl alone you are to obey me"
Jack climbed up into the chair an
sat nearly minute without spealI
ing; then he said:
Mamma, think / understand
that when you tell me to let the saS
gar bowl alone I'm to obey you" 3
"But wish to impress it on you
mind SO that you won't forget it. IN
How long will it take?" S|
No answer. / was cutting out
nightie for Jack, and I proceeds
with my work without paying t
slightest attention to him. There W
silence for few minutes; then
,aid: ~
Mamma" IN
No answer.
Mamma" Ns
No answer.
Mamma"
Knowing that would keep it up
ave In and said:
WHAT"
When is the trouble going to
,in?"
What trouble?"
Didn't you say that If asked
'ther question there would be 4rd
,le?"
turned away that Jack should
zee my face. but l didn't ansy
CONTINUED on page 81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-17

officers and escorted to the city, until
the close of the sessions nothing oc-
Cured to mar the peaceful picture
Mrs. Wickersham was secretary,
par excellence, always at the post OF
duty. Inspected the Standard mine
tunnel and secured specimens, drive
on winding grades of Murray roads
with scenes of changing beauty. Not
only clubs but the city was the host.
Each town had sent her quota OF
delegates. 4
The revised constitution and by
laws of the first district, which were
placed in the hands of competent
committee some time ago, will be
ready for Echoes in few days. Then
if the local clubs will go over them
carefully at the first September
meeting the district delegates can
be instructed how to approve or dis
approve, when the matter comes up
at the Mackay meeting.
"a
Mrs. Reesor Is up on the dry farm
and writes, II have missed a copy Of
Echoes by being away from home so
don't feel posted. Hope to return
home il, a day or two when Will
get in touch again.
1. + 1. \
Miss Harriet Wood has kindl.
consented to take the chairmanshil
of the educational committee vacate'
by the resignation of Mrs. SaundersV
of Albion. This pertains to the first
district.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-17

Continued on page 81
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1908-07-17
REPRINTED THIS WEEK.

This week we reprint by request,
an article that VIE published three
weeks ago. 1t is dp page three, I'M
der the heading ID kocal Option MOI
Constitutional" ItVwas written b.
Mrs. Emmett D. Nichols, president 4
the Good Citizens club of Boise, a 4
she quotes some eminsAt author
ties. We commend it td the consid
Grafton of our readers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
After Committing Crime in
Wayne County 1t Is Very
Easy for Them to Get Over
The Ohio Line.
FUNDS FOR THEIR CAP
TURE ARE LIMITED.
Jessup Appears Before Com
missionerS and Asks That
Money Provided Be Used
As 1t Should.

Prosecutor Jessup appeared before
tho ho.rd of commissioners TODAY and
,..
Fequo9'eu '""' '"'H iH"N' "' W
appropriation to apprehend prisoners
and 10 secure the return to this county
of oil na,-nr. who ,ommit scrious feI-
=. ......,. ,ho ,,., T.. u.,,
''''''' "
only /" aPp'''l'"U '"' e'"'9 anu y 'i' IL
crs in accordance with stat" law. ne
prosecutor believes the scope may be
Widened ana burglars. a6aauiterS'
thieves and others, VINO escape beyond
the county limits he returned for trl-
al The commissioners will consult
the county attorney in regard TO the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
As Fay Black Was Returning
Home From Church Sunday
Night He Met Instant Death
At VeIOCipede Crossing.
ENGINEER HARKER TELLS
STORY OF ACCIDENT.
Says That He Sounded Alarm
And Then Black Pulled His
Horse Directly in Front of
Moving Train.

Fay Black. aged seventeen wears,
was struck and instantly killed by
c. { & /. passenger train No. II sun
..,.u ,-...;...-
49, ''>
across what Is knONr as NclOCipede
crossing. The horse was killed and
rho ,i, was smashed into s,lirtars
vb.n t,o xo,,np man WAS struck ,h.
IA" "'' "'''''''s a"'"' ''''''H '"''''
an hour. Small pieces or the buggy
were hurled in every direction and
,h<, f,l4,. u.... f,,,,,,, j., .t., co., 80 .h,,
ieSt away
Young Black was a farm hand en-
pIoled by Ed Cleveland who lives
ahout three miles southwest of cot
tap. Grove and aho,,. , balr mill, FROM,
,,.ba.o ~, .,.oia.,, l.,,..,,, p,.a,.
- -
had oeth attending church ana met
death while on the way to his home.
L,,oinaor W Harlan .,,.,.... ,h,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
Memorial Event at the Lodge
Hall Sunday the Most Sue
CessfuI That Has Ever
Been Held.
REV. J. 0. CAMPBELL
GIVES ADDRESS OF DAY.
Truth, He Says. Is a Factor in
FraternaIiSm and Is Per-
manent, IndeStruCtIbIe and
Essential to Character.

OF unusual imprcssiveness were the
memorial services held yesterday by
Wayne Acrie of Eagles at the lodge
rooms in honor of the seven deceased
brethren. There was good sized
gathering of friends and relatives of
the deceased present. beside the mem
bers of the organization and the gen
eral public. The customary method
Of procedure was followed out in the
routine of the numbers Of the pro
gram. The hall had been decorated
in an artistic manner and the use Of
the national colors draped in black and
foliage plants was prufUsc. The Ea-
giles, in whose memory the services
were held were: Henry Ovcrman,
George Franks l.. J. Wharton. Frank
BessIcman. William Roser, Joseph En-
geIbert and William HuffOrd.
The memorial address was delivered
by the Rev. j. 0. Campbell. He chose
for his subject matter the suggestion
made by the motto Of the order. lib
erty Truth. Justice. Equality" Par
ticular emphasis was placed upon the
position occupied by Truth as d factor
in ternalism. It was declared to be
permanent, indeatructibIc and the cs-
sential element in the development of
character.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by the Eagles orchestra and a quar-
tet composed Of Mrs O. c. Krone. Miss
Luring. Q. {. Krone and Walter Lur.
ing. Thr ceremonies were conducted
by the Worthy President. Joseph
Weishaupt and the devotional exer
cises by the Worthy Chaplain. Henry
Schroeder, One of the most impress
siye features was The roll call. A.
the name Of each deceased member
was called three times, the family ech
Ding notes of a buglc and tremulous
roll of the drum sounding "taps" was
heard. The eulogy was read by Al
Matthew. 1t contained brief biOgra
phics of the deceased and the dates OF
entrance into the order and Of their
dcaths The reading. Had But
Known" by Miss Mabel Kuhn was in
such manner as to appeal 70 the emo
tiOns of the hearers and many were
moved to visible expressions of grief
Her manner was that Of the finished
reader.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
Sheriff Meredith in Attempt
ing to Curb BrawIing ModoC
Men at Williamsburg, Sum-
day, Receives Injuries.
SWAYNE BROTHERS At
TACK GUARDIAN OF LAW.
As Meredith Went After One
OF Them the Other Hit Him
On the Head With a Rock
Sheriff Finally Won.

With the ayOWcd intention of
''clcauing up" the entire fighting
strength of Wayne county, two broth
ors, Frank and Carl SWayne Of Mo
doc. invaded Williamsburg yesterday
afternoon. started trouble at a base
bail game and then the ModOc invas-
ion came TO an abrupr and ingIOriOuS
end. Sheriff Meredith gave battle to
the SWaync brothers and, notwit1-
standing the fact that Carl Swayne
almost knocked him unconscious by
hitting him in the back of the head
with a boulder. ne came out winner
after a bloody encounter. Near the
close of hOstilitica the ShCriff's father,
John Meredith. Tom Moorman and
Floyd Bell came to the assistance of
the scrappy officer of the law but
their aid was nor necessary as the
sheriff had. with his trusty mace, al
most knocked all the lust OF battle out
of both invaders.
After the two SWaynes had been
arrested Wcstley Wright Of ModOc.
went bond of 500 for each of the
brothers. They were ordered to APP
ro,r ,l,i.. ,,,,,r,,i,,,x =, .l,o oi.,. ,,,,,,..
hut thov wora nu,hIn to do so .. hotb
of them were ronor,ad 70 bo suffering,
keenly from the effects of the whisky
they imbibed and the beatings they
received Yesterday. Sheriff Meredith
has filed affidavits charging each
man with assault and battery and
nrovol,a If ie nrohobIo thar tho
Suavres will ho oivon - boori,o, in
tho CITY. co,,rt ,,,,asd.,. n,orr;,o
Tho No.crs E,.orl, ava (,,,I C,,.a,.,,o
ri,b RandoInb conp,, fiohtino bIood
calIoping tlrouah tbajr veins and
with much M0dOc whisky under their
belts, drove 10 Williamsburg vcSter-
day afternoon and went diroctIy IN the
hall grounds in soarcb of ,hci,, favor-
ire nastina--h1ood f1ov.i,,u h.,tla
+rranl, Sn,.vra was tho nos. in.o,.i
caIod ard hoIlicoro,,, ,f ,bn .,,,.,i,, a,,d
with oiddv norsifI.oo bo ipf,,.,,,,d .bo
rootnrs thar NO va. .imn1,. ,,i,ino
away for oood .cra, hahn, had
one for six hours-ard Tint j. u..,.. h;..
honest 0njnion thar No co,,Id Iicl,
about fifteen Waync countv citizens
at one time.
So obnovinus did tho Nodoc uor.
riorS hncomo tho, +bo ,hirl l,a,.,,,,,.,,
nm ,bo U,iIIior,,r,,,a, ,o,,, t;..I,,.
,,,.,1o1 80 Cha.;ss ,,...',:',. az
The Swayras off tra ]at ,1aradith
walked nm n Frarl, Swa,.,a and .,s,,,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
CORONER TO INVESTIGATE.
He Will Immediately lnaugurate
Probe Which Is Expected to Fix
The BIame-AII Ft. Wayne Is in
Mourning for Dead


fort NaSne 'n"'' May he re-
port from the latest estimate Of the
doathe in tho disaster vhic, dastrov-
'e' HUH P'''N'0 '''' ''''' '' '''''' S''
six are missing ana tW'IV" are ser
iously injured. 1t IS believed this last
report is the nearest authentic of any
nreviousIv sent ort
r-ho bo+o, rooi..to.. ,,.,.. eo,,1,,,,,..,, -, H..
ihe IRE anu '"e'e l9 II" accurate lliea"S
OF determining who Is missing.
The complete destruction of the in
terror of the hotel makes the work Of
secoverine the bodies a difficult ta.l,
"A confused hean of charrad wood
bricks and twi.tod c5,.do,,s i ,i,od ,,r
=" ''' "''''" ~ '''e ''' 'i'" SUI y
Piece by piece this must be removed
hefore the roll of tbe dead can ha cor,.
.,o.oa ,.,:- ..,..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
RICHMOND TRUST
SENDS RESERVATIONS
Acted Both as Trustee and
Administrator.

The designations OF the Richmond
Trust Company as trustee of the es-
tate Of John Burbank, deceased. and
administrator Of the estate Of Gustave
Kant have been presented to the
Wayne circuit court. This is in view
OF the effort of the company to place
all its business with the Dickinson
Trust Company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
JEROME IS AFRAID
Intends to Fight ThaW's Re-
lease to Very End for
Personal Reasons.
THAW THREATENED HIM.

Poughkoepsic. May 4.-Opposition
is planned by District Attorney Jerome
to thwart Harry Thaw's fight for lib
erty which begins today. It is said
that it is because Thaw threatened to
settle matters personally with the
prosecutor during the last trial. Jer-
omo is also Of the unyielding opinion
that ThaW is still insane Thaw has
arrived from Mattoawan looking splen-
did.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
PREPARE FOR REUNION.

Local Elks are preparing for the
annual state reunion, which will be
held at Indianapolis June ? and 3,
The indianapolis lodge will act as
host in a manner such as is befitting
the occasion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
Missing

ATTY. {. B., Wabash, Ind, travel
ing salesman for New York firm.
BENJAMIN., CHARLES, Detroit.
Mich, salesman for Detroit Neck
wear company. 21 years old. un-
married.
WASsEM. MAX, Fort Wayne. Ind.
athlete, formerly lived in ST.
Louis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
POLICEMAN SHOT.
Battle Fought in Erie Freight Yards.
Toledo

Toledo, O. May flames Boyle. a
sergeant of the local police force. was
shot fatally and Fred Bechtel was
shot through the groin is the result
Of a disturbance Sunday in the Erie
freight yards. The battle was fought
between suspects and police.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
PARDON FOR POWERS
Friends of Governor Wilson
Say He Intends to Take
Action.
GOEBEL'S FRIENDS ANGRY.

Frankfort. Ky, May 4-Excitement
is at fever heat because it has been
ascertained by the friends of Cover
nor Wilson that the latter intends to
pardon Caleb Powers and Jim How
ard. Some Of GOebel's old friends talk
of taking the law into their own
hands if the men are pardoned.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
LIQUOR LICENSES.

Licenses TO sell intoxicating liquors
were awarded 20 the following by the
county commissioners today: Fred
Brokamp, John Henry Schell and
George H. Pile.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
POLICE IN SEARCH
OF WIFE DESERTER
Wife Is Now Being Cared for
AT County Farm.

Because he has abandoned his wife
to charity the police and county Of
ficers are searching for Clifford Strait
Of Franklin township The wife is in
a delicate condition and At present is
being cared for at the county farm.
She is without a home and had no
relatives to provide for her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-04
E. M. CampfIeId Claims That
He Has Been Damaged to
That Amount by Taking
Away Hospital Contract.
SAYS RECENT CONTRACT
Is NOT AT ALL LEGAL.
Claims One Firm Refused to
Take Work Because Amount
Bid Was More Than Was
Originally Appropriated.

Edwin NJ. Campficld has filed a suit
against Governor J. Frank Han1v and
the other members of the board Of trls-
tees of the southeastern Indiana Hos.
pital for the Insane and against Pulse
x Porter. contractors to enjoin the
board and the contractors from pro-
ceeding under a contract let Friday
with the work of completing the work
at the hospital. near Madison. and
asking 5000 oo0 damages
Campfield wa, the contractor for the
work originally and he makes the
charge in his complaint filed in the SUI
ncrfor court in Indiananolis thar he
.:,,
"'''' ''''> ''''' "''' "''''''9 ~ '''
''e" WIN the ""'N |" 'o'l'p''''0"' 0u'
~ '''' 7',' ''''' '''' ''''' ''''' 60 >
Named "l'ho"' just cause 'ooA the
contract from him and Friday let it
to the other contractors.
Tho obo,oo ,,,,o,, ,,.bich bo hos,- ,,i
~ = ''''
oh'H "S contractor "n' as d cl'lzeh
and taxpayer also, is that the con-
tract that was let Friday was Illegal
hecauco &c bo choroo. tho cost of tho
49,, -,
"''"' "''o'' '''''i''o''" "I''' ''O ''''''''7 :
money already pald to hlm' exceed the
appropriation for the work,
CampficId says that he has been paid
total of Snu1 u.t that tho hid of
I''i'0 I"''S' l"' 'ht ""'N was 49,
Hn 36. and that the total apprOpria-
ton was nearly Soa1.347. Thus. he
saws. the total cost Of the work if com.
pleted by Pulse X Porter. a9 under the
contract. would be S62 .>SN. Is more
than has been appropriated
Save co,+-,ot ,u,. o.aasd
lie deciares the beQ1ord stone and
construction nld lower ina Pulse X
Porter. but that this company declined