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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
Second ward-Inspector, p.

Second Ward-Inspector, P. c.
Andrews; judge, H. M. Woods, Judge,
J. H James; clerk, Roy McComas;
clerk, I. C. e. Adams.
Third Ward-Inspector, C. A. Bail.
ey; Judge, T. ]. Vaughn, judge, Walter
Goslin; clerk, L. G. Jackson, clerk,
]. F. Rushing.
Dated and done at the office Of the
mayor and common council Of the
city Of Bisbee this 18th day of Sep.
TENDER, 1908
GEORGE H. NEALE, Mayor.
c. w. Hicks, City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
THE BOYS WON.

A large number OF the boys parents
were in attendance at the J. ". G, A.
isst night and after watching the boys
"a their different teats, we're SO much
interested that they nilaricusly chat
lenged the boys to game Of indoor
Baseball The game was nicely PLAYED
but the men were somewhat outclass-
ed, the boys winning by a good mar
ia, l3 10 e.--Dopgias Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
CochiSc County and Territorial News


mot being a quorum present the meet,
ing was postponed. II win be held
at the Gadsden next Monday after
noon
Young Peoples Society.
The Young Peoples Society held a
social and educational meeting at the
Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing. Music intersperscd the interest.
ing program. whose topic was Persia.
! The papers were excellent and well
given Their subjects were: Snort
History of the Country" Religion,
Past and Present" Description of
/ the Land, The People and What Mis-
sions Have Accomplished" "A Story
of Travel" The social session and re-
, freshments which followed we're duly
enjoyed by all present.
At the Y. NJ. c. A.
The boys Of the Y. NJ. c. a. had their
fun all night last night. All the guests
appreciated heartily the exhibition.
The following program was carried
out and thoroughly enjoyed by the
participants:
/ Marching.
Calisthentics whole class.
Horse work and tumbling folder
boysl.
Game of kick ball younger boys).
Dressing game (both classes).
Baseball game folder boys, FIVE min.
ute nalves).
Relay race younger boys. short
heats).
Song Chorus. from both classes).
Indoor baseball game between boys
and their fathers
Tea at Country Club.
The first tea of the season given by
the Ladies Of the Country Club was
dainty and enjoyable affair last
Thursday Mrss. Wright, Packard and
Thomas. presided at the tea table.
Bridge gas INDUCED in by the lovers
Of that game. and golf proved a draw
ing card for more than few
Those present were Mrss Badger,
Hunter Holden, Hopkins, Cass.-
French. Collie. Rice. Wright, Strodt-
hoff. Thornton, William Adamson,
Alex. Adamson. Pirtle, Atterbury, Dial
ey. Dixon, Dugan. Quinn, Rae. Smith
and Miss Badger. Tea and waters
were served.
Epworth League Social.
The Epworth League social on Fri
day morning at the home OF C. r.
Dicus was a decided success. Light
refreshments were served and a most
enjoyable evening spent.
Piano Club Meeting.
The first meeting of the Liebling
Amatuer Piano Club has been post.
poned from next Monday evening and
will occur the following Monday even
ing, October &c, at the home of Miss
Olive Wright on Seventh street
Queens and a Kingdom.
The ladies, young women and girls
Of the Grace Methodist church are
planning very elaborate program for
Friday evening, October 90. Queens
and Kingdom" will be given in cos
tune. No admission will be charged.
A cordial invitation to everyone. Dur
ing the evening silver Offering will
be taken.
Wonan's Club Meeting.
The Woman's Club will meet at the
Gadsden tomorrow at P NJ. 1t will
be an Arizona day and q program espe-
cially interesting has been planned FOL
the. day as follows: ....
. A paper, Historical arizona. by
Mrs. Sarah Brown; poem, The Santa
,Fe Trail" Mrs. ]. l. Krentz; paper,
Some Forgotten Romance and Trag-
-edy. in Arizona History" Mrs. H. i.
-Wattles. Following the program go
ciaI tea will be served. :. - =:
The boys at the Y: M C. A last
night entertained a good attendance
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
REsEkAH LODGE ANNIVERSARY

The Rebekah Oasis Lodge No. IA
win observe their anniversary exer-
cises Tuesday evening in ODD Fellows
Hall. A fine program for this occasion
has been arranged. The Merry
Widow Drin win be the feature Of the
evening. Douglas Dispatch. <
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
STAG CANON LUMP
for Domestic Use

for Domestic Use
DAWSON COAL & COKE for Steam
and Smelters.
Write T. W. Hause. Sales Agent
about Stag Canon Coal
Fl Paso. Texas a -
Ask Independent Fuel q FHd.. CO
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20

Old papers. 2sc. per hundred APP
MY Review nfEire Ss
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-20
VIEW OF BELGRADE FROM THE RAILMEGDAN, r.
KING PETER OF SERVIA, PRINCE NICHOLAS

O eEtGRADE FROM JFFE~RAlhAEGPAN 90 -
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
ALLISON WINS BY 10000
SENATOR DEFEATS CUMMINS' AT.
TEMPT TO UNSEAT HIM.
CARROLL NAMED FOR GOVERNOR


over Counor in Tenth DIstrict-Re
suit In Seventh District in Doubt,
uce Momns june Practically
complete returns from the primary
election show that United States Sen.
atur William b Allison has been nom.
mated to succeed himself, defeating
Governor A. B. Cumm.us by a majority
III the neigAhurhood of ten thousand
b. T. Carroll was nominated for gov.
crnor over Warren Garst by major.
ity close 70 twenty thousand.
George w. Clarke defeated II. Muir.
ply by 10000 for lieutenant governor.
j. F. Riggs was nominated superin-
whelming majority. The vote on rail-
road commissioner is still uncertain
and further returns will be necessary
70 determine the result
There was only one candidate for
the principal offices on the Democratic
ticket.
The Republican nomination for con.
gresham in the seventh district Ia
still in doubt the vote being very
close between J. 4. 4. Hull, chairman
of the house committee on military at
fairs, and Judge s. +. Prouty. 1t will
take more complete returns to deter.
nrnSe the result.
In the Tenth district, Congressman
Woods, chairman of the state central
committee, was chosen over j. p. Con.
nor present incumbent
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
Albion HEARING.

Albion, Neb, June 4.-Special TO
The News The hearing before Rail
road Commissioners Williams and
Clarke against the Northv .stern for
removing their Saturday afternoon
freight on the Albion branch was held
in the county court room here. b. T.
White and c. II. Reynolds of the
Northwestern were here in behalf of
the railroad and c. A. Randall and
Mr.. Hadlerson of Newman Grove
We're here to put the case before the
commissioners against the railroad.
The claim is that the removal of
this Saturday freight is very detri-
mental to shippers and passengers in
Albion, Newman Grove, and other
towns of the Albion branch.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
CHURCH UNION DELAYED
UNITED PRESBYTERIANS END
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
ACTION ON MERGER POSTPONED
Or, Allison Reed Elected Treasurer
Of Home Mission Board TO Succeed
His Father-Dstrb Of Semi.
Centennial Jubilee Fund

Pittsburg, June THE proposed
union of the Presbyterian and the
United Presbyterian churches or at
least to bring the two denominations
into closer relations, which has been
before the general assemblies of both
organizations for some time, has been
abandoned for the present. At the
closing session of the general ASSEM-
bly, of the United Presbyterians here a
report recommending such action was
adopted. The report of the committee
against consolidating the Freedmen's
mission, church extension and home
mission boards was adopted.
Rev. DR.. Allison Reed was elected
treasurer Of the home mission board
to succeed his father, Rev. Dr. George
NJ Reed, who has held the office for
many years, hut who has become too
Old and feeble for the duties.
The committee on distribution OF
the semi-centennial jubilee fund,
amounting to over $l,2SO,O0O Of which
about 100000 was donated without
specifying the purpose for which it
should be used recommended that the
money be equally divided between ed
uCatiOnal and missionary departments.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
UNION PACIFIC SELLS RANCH
Twenty Thousand Acres Disposed
Of at North Platte to Kansas Man.

Kansas City, June A sale of "a
$50 acres of ranch land owned by the
Union Pacific along the right-of-way
Of the railroad company and situated
twenty miles west of North Platte,
Lincoln county, Neb, was completed
here by }. G. Brownson, representing
land agency with Offices in Kansas
City that is allied with the Union Pa.
cifc. The land was purchased by
John ". Baughman of Plains, Kan,
one of the largest land holders in this
part of the country, and it will be
transformed into a ranch.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
Charles Mix County Seat War.

Wheeler, S. D., June 1.-THE com
missioners of Charles Mix county have
decided that there is no petition large
enough for any town in the county to
warrant them in placing the name of
the town on the ballot as a candidate
for county seat Three towns. Platte,
Geddes and Lake Andes, have tried
and the work must be done over.
Geddes has offered $l1,OG to the
county to have the county seat
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
LIVE STOCK AND GRAIN
PREVAILING PRICES FOR CATTLE,
HOGS, SHEEP AND GRAIN.
AGRICULTURAL TRADE CONDITION
What is Offered by the Buyers to the
Producers Of the West-The Latest
Quotations. Showing the Receipts
and the Demand From All Points.

Live Stock market furnished by
The National Live Stock Commission
Co., Stock Exchange building, South
Omaha
South Omaha, June 4.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1900. The general market is
10 cents higher.
Hogs-Receipts 1900. The market
is strong, bulk selling at s5,221a@
1925; top price $685..
Sheep-Receipts C0,O00 The gen.
eral market is weak to ten cents
lower
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
Ainsworth Comedies II.

Ainsworth, Neb, June Especial
to The News; The county high school
proposition voted on Tuesday was de.
feated by a large majority The re.
turns are not all in yet, but enough
are at hand to warrant the above state.
ment,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
THREATEN TO KILL?
That Is The Charge Placed Against
Ranchman Near Valentine.

Valentine, Neb,, June Especial to
The News; Fred Beemau filed COM
plant against John Gerber ranch
man, yesterday for threatening to kill
him. Gerber was brought before Jus
'ce Maxwell, who put him under $500
bonds to keep the peace and for his
appearance in district court.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
Europa Given un for Lost.

Norfolk Va, June All hope has
been abandoned for the German
steamer Europa which sailed from
Hamburg, Germany fortyhye days
ago bound for Norfolk loaded with
fertilizer. The trip should have been
made in twenty-one days Nothing
has been heard OF the ship for forty
days, she carried twenty-five men.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
BRYAN FINISHES HIS TOUR
MAKES II SET SPEECHES AND AS
MANY INFORMAL RESPONSES,
TOUCHES ON NATIONAL ISSUES


Addresses Largest Crowd OF Entire
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
IS NEbn,,> rs AGNAN
g.
COL. J. J. RYDER %. 'lAL STATE
BOOSTER, ~ e.
ATTENDING STATE EAGLE AERlE


COL D. D. Hyuer Sings inc rra'Ses OF
Nebraska to the Tune Of Facts and
Fiaures-Elected President of the
In the person OF COL y. j. Ryder
head of Ncbraska's bureau of labor
and statistics Norfolk is cutortain-
ing the states Official booster. col.
Ryder is in Norfo1h as a delegate to
the state acric mcotiug-for ne was
elected president of the Lincoln aorC
Il few months after NE moved down
from Omaha and Thursday morning
was chuoscn president of the state
ucrip
Col. Rydpr's chief mission i'm life
lust now is to make Nobraskans proud
that they are Ncbraskaus and to push
the whole state into the lime light.
When he took hold of his department
down in Lincoln he busted out the
office and got busy
Nebraska's Worth.
"Nebraska is a great state. solid
state. whose great qualities we are
trying to publish to the world" said
Col. Ryder today in explaining his
work. Did YOU know that Nebraska's
products last year were worth $500
100000?
"When YOU reflect that Nebraska
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-06-05
THt CONDITION or THE WEATHER
Temperature tor Twentytour Hours
Forecast for Nebraska.

Condition ot the weather AZ record
ed ion the twenty four hours ending
az "a IN today
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

Two splendid residences on the northeast corner of tlugltiu
and Third streets, nuw renting ioI $4,000 per MONTH,
IA. ........ ........ ............. .... ~ tnOtimc
Iots u and Ia IN bIork "a. McGcr addition - assn
Lot , block - 81 the McGcc addition facing the Nichols
houses on Second street, At ......... ...... .. -"
One splendid house opposite VIM. kulrmaus uu S,cnld
street, well fenced, With ]outhuu>c> ANA water works sl@5o
one house 2ixSO. tacihg north uCcuter tree, witu splendid
dance hall In same, stage, > dwelling rooms and al FURNISH
inys NJ - - iU
IO acres uf patented land Within q mile ana a hali %
Tucumcari. northwest. fences splendid well ana WinimlI
and a good house ......,....... ......... ... $50"
Oue house IA the northeast corner ut Third and McI't
streets on Two lutS. making a frontage of lr i,ri uu Third
street This property l. offered for sale 10 ahuUt cost price
Tor the reason that the owner " >hvN g. invest hI> money iu
a house on a farm. \ splendid bargain At sll+" Ouc-hali
down, balance reasonable paw mcutS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

uuc >plcrdid tour roam iRusc un lIvi street, tetwccn First
aud NdamS streets ............... ........ D.. Sl.jij
SN IutS uu the corner uf ADAMS and Center streets the best
business location iu the city considering the price, ~ IN aud
- cIci, excepting the cOrueI.
Ouc house iud lot east OF Methodist church, on High street,
uu ~ luut lut four liNli rooms, suitable tor parties desiring
to- send children 10 public school ........ ...........' llUl
Ouc ~ fuut lot between High street and Hancock Avenue
With east front on second street, At ... ..... ...... sos
tuur ~ foot Iut> with east fronts "a Second street, between
Hancock ana LIughliu Avenues, ~. ..... ...... .... $1,000
Ouc IuI~o and lot nu High 81 rcct near Nplcudd red stone
butdlug. south and near public ~rlruI building .....t l,j1.
lot % block > MrGcc addition ...... ......,... $50
. " 49, b. ..... ..... 81
. . auu = Iu Ilutk H. MCjcc addition ........... 80
" be- L. . -, " 900. 40
" . 30 10 90 T.. " q" ............ 80
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

Lots . aud u Ia block ~ McGer addition ............... $50
Lots II and ~ Ia block 30 Nciec addition ....... o.. ... ~
One Is foot lot on east Main ST. just east II smiths
orOcer} ''.'''.'.'.... .....,..,. f2hh
One lot IN the corner of Thiri aud Center streets. be-. SO
One good four room house ~ Center St, Ia Russell add So
One splendid live room house on High ST.. on lots y and -,
block II OF the original tuwnsite. ....,......... 3, 200
Lots 3. |, ! and u Ia block ~ OF the McGee addition. with
cas-, front nn Third street, +llUO One half cash, balance on
reasonable terms.
One OF the best sites for a hotel IN Tucumcari, with east
front on corner Ol Second ana Center streets. 900. . A.. 90
i2o acres of land at 'uetNO, and me school section with a
lease IN the same for tour years and a REIMBURSEMENT ~ iGO
acres adjoining. all fenced aud some improvements tiUO
one trst-clasS busine>, on Nam street, will net s9U per
month, for ............ ......... ......,.. ......... t2,7iD
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01

luONl ~ with two residences aud uuthuildings, on the north
east corner ~ High ana Second streets. A splendid home
Tor thc present aud viii he business lots. ............ sj,U0
Onc seven ruom house aud one live room house on the east
side OF Fourth II rect IN the McGcc addition. Prices d. M
aud Mo respectively but II sale OF pth Is made o.. $3.50
IU acres patented land and a lease on u school section for
four years \ 50 I'M stock ui goods, good house aud store
house. - head OF cattle a number of hogs, farming lmple.
mcntS. etc. at Puerto. write Tor "A full description.
rice ,.....,.... .t,,.,,., ,.,. ,,...,..... ,..,,.... SII'ph
l2iXlI2 OF corner uf Smith aud second streets. This II the
ucNt location Tor a first class hotel ~ business houses In the
cilN. rice ..,''...... ......,,.. .,.......,.. ..... f2NO
81 acres patented land miles east of Tucumcari Price ssUO
Lots /, > and , IN hnck / Mc,;ec addition ............ $50
IhcSc lots are IA feet deep.
Lot : IA block McGre addition ............. .......... aU
Lots aut = IN hhck . ~ McIcc addition .............. 100
Lot - "a block ~ Mci;ee addition ................ 80
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
SHOES!
Shoes!

Most any shoe looks good-new. But how long will tt
wear? That's the test. Our shoes will wear as long as
good until worn out. They will keep their shape, bee
makers who know how. No better shoes are made thar
Edwin Ciapp. Dorothy lDOdd and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-08-01
THE EVANS REALT COMPANY.
O office End street. News dng-
We ~"ee property. farms rancho" an" ACCOMPLISHMENTS" and "as e" o"s commissions PEI" s" {" the party selling


otter ior sal, the following, IT not sold before YOU buy:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-02

the presentation of the piece was not
much TO enthuse over. Mr.. Hanford is an
experienced actor in Shakespeare roles and
Is mighty popular with Topekans, as was
evidenced by the crowded houses that
the Merchant of Venice was played and
last night, and his work is always accep-
table, as it was last night. But Mr. Ham
ford is by no means wonderful actor.
On several occasions he in the delineation
OF the part of Anthony, rose to considera-
Die heights, but hardly to the SUBMITS.
ana on others his work fell decidedly flat.
AND the applause accorded him, except on
one or two occasions was rather scarlty
In Miss Alice Wilson, Mr. Hanford has
the pest leading support that he has en-
1oyed in years. Miss Wilson is a clever
actress. She seemed to be afflicted With
hoarseness last night that interfered
considerably with the enunctation of her
lines at times, but some of the climax es
she reached were fine. She was particu-
Iarly strong in the third act in her scene
with the messenger from Rome, who
brought the tidings of Anthony's nuptials
to Octavia and the audience responded
with four or five curtain calls for her
The supporting company was not parfic-
ularly strong except in numbers The
work of John NJ. Kline, as Enobarbus
shone out pre-eminently among that OF
the others, as 1t did as Bassanio in Shv-
lock N the afternoon
Mr.. Hanford's Interpretation of Shylock
at the afternoon performance of the Mer-
chant OF Venice. was good In face he
seemed to appear to better advantage In
this part than in that of Anthony.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-02
TO REGULATE CAR DIVISION.
Roads Unite in Movement to Secure
Prompt Return of Equipment.

Chicago. Jan. 2-Roads owning an ag-
gregate Of 9S1, O62 freight cars have enter
ed into an agreement which is to govern
hereafter the diversion of freight cars IN
switching service, so as to secure 10 the
greatest extent possible the early return
Of these cars to the roads owning them.
The principal features of this new agree
ment as follows: =.
switching service must be confined to
switching territory and returned to the
owner Every other movement or car
will be considered a diversion, for which
a penalty of IS must be paid to the owner
for each movement.
Claims will be made by the car owner
and will include the initial car number
and date of delivery of each car not ham
died as authorized in the rules. The reply
must show the disposition of the car IN
detail.
Admission to a part In the agreement
shall be determined by the majority or
the roads in the agreement IN each
switching district. Questions affectlng
more than one switching district may be
referred for decision to an arbitration
committee which is to be appointed by
majority Of the roads in each switching
district.
In case the agreement is not accepted
by all the roads in any district, 1t Will not
be obligatory in that district, but 1t may
there be followed by any roads that SO
agree among themselves. Ten days no
tice is required before any party to the
agreement may withdraw therefrom
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-02
Remarkable Showing Made by Union
Pacific

Officials of the Union Pacific railroad
have sent to shareholders complete
copies of the annual report of the COM
pany for the fiscal year ending June
80, 1907.
In the report the officials of the road
have presented one of the most i'm
portant financial documents that has
appeared during the current year be-
cause of the greatly increased volume
of information given to the public, es-
pecially concerning matters which
heretofore have not been given in de-
tail.
The report shows a surplus earned
available for common dividends
amounting to s34, 210. $751; or IT'S per cent
on the company's $1S5, 477, 800 of COM
mon stock.
But the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific are practically one system. TO
the Union Pacific surplus there should
be added about $6,300,000 Of surplus
earned by the Southern Pacific In the
year in question, but paid to the parent
Union Pacific company.
This brings the surplus earnings OF
the Union Pacific up to SAC, 5OO,000, or
POT per cent on Union Pacific common.
Analysis shows that this result has
been accomplished after continuing the
Union Pacific property on a higher
standard of maintenance than is lived
up to by any important railroad sys-
TEN in the United States. f-- i5f-4l