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Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

Williams whereby he accepted sivO for the strip of ground which will be cut from his property, the city agree ing to place a concrete retaining wall back of his property, the Star lodg- ing house. The description Of this property o be embodied in deed sor Williams to sgn. is in possession of City Attorney Sutter and before tlie end of the week this will probably be arranged satisfactorily.
 The council empowered the street committee to make the best possible arrangement with Messrs Wright, on the same basis per square roor as was allowed Williams and it is thought taht satisfactory arrangement will be reached with them also, allowing the road to proceed as originally plan ned.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
NEW MONEY ORDER
 RULING FOR MEXICO

After October l, postoffice money orders payable in Mexico will be rawn upon domestic money order hanks instead of the cumbersome in ernational forms heretofore in use. his is the effect cf an order of the apartment received yesterday by Postmaster Cassidy It will have the effect of lessening the work of the clerical force of the local office where many of these orders are issued every month.
 An arrangement which will make for some inconvenience for the payee is also mentioned in the order. The money orders will not be payable here after at any Mexican o1fice uuC at 2 group of offices which have been SC. lected by special arrangement be, tween the governments of this country and Mexico This may work a great hardship in some sections remote from an office where money orders can be paid. What towns in Mexico are ir. cluded in this list is not known as the list will be sent out in the October guide for postmasters.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

to declare dividend. To give some idea of the strength of the language in which this statement is eolohed I quote from paragraph VIII of the complaint:
 That the said defenGant W. j. Power and defendant c. B. Bell, sn acting in the aid, connivance and as sistance of said defendant Power, out of the proceeds of the fraudulent an1 unlawful sales of some Of the treasury stock in the preceding paragraph re ferred to, and out of the funds O: the treasury of the Carmen Consolidated Copper company, unlawfully, wrong fully and deceitfully and with the premediated scheme, design and purpose not only to misrepresent the actual facts as to the financial condi tion of said company to the stock purchasng pubic, but to cheat and defraud the Carmen Consolidated Cop per company and its stockholders, did pay such unlawful and false dividend amounting approximately to the sIru of s15,000."
 It is alleged that the information from which the plaintiffs made the statement as to the dividend which is said to be false is derived from let ters written by W. J. Power to J. P. Casey, excerps from which letters appear fin the complaint and are as follows:
 Under date of May 21, 1907. "We have GOT to pay that dividend Of twenty-five cents a share. think if we paid it out of the TREASURY could quickly get it back in the sale of stock, provided no more biz blocks of stock Scome from the South vest (Meaning, I presume, Doug las, Bisbee and vicinity.)
 Under date of July II, 1907: "The dividend of 25 cents a sharc must be paid either the latter part of July or not later than the rst o August. July 1st or thereabouts have the money transferred to this end, together with all books, etc. What I mean by money is sufficient TO PAY THE DIVIDEND. Promises have been made to the public and tC the stockholders that this dividend would be paid and IT MUST BE >PAID. Another reason I want this dividend paid is that I intend tc
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position which I have filled for so long a timeT
 Other members Gf the school board when approached about the matter stated that they had heard nothing officially about Mir Woods resigna- ton but they regretted it exceedingly if he had taken this step. For ten and half years, Mir. Woods has sery. ed in the capacity of school trustee and for several years he has been chairman of the board. His admins traitor of school affairs has always been of character to give the highes; satisfaction to parents of the city, and while they may concur with him in his belief that a person whose children dC not attend school here should not be trustee. his resignation will be deer ly regretted. He has always proven himself a public spirited citizen and in the discharge of his duty an ideal officer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Woods will leave to morrow for California. Mir. Woods will return to Bisbee in few weeks while his family will locate, for the year, on the coast.
 Although the probable successor o: Mir Woods cannot be ascertained at present, it is rumored that the prob able appointee of Mir. Stover will be Parker Woodman. Mir. Woodman is a man of large executive ability and would make ap ideal addition to the school board, which is at present com posed of pr. c. L. Edmundson, and | W. Wallace.
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company. Of course they did not do this as they would be really suing Power and Bell. The readers of the Review will remember this date as the time when Mir. w. J. Power made an abrupt and hasty departure from Douglas in an automobile headed for Cochise, followed by an of cer in another automobile, the officer desiring to secure service upon MT. Power and persuing him with ali the speed of hs forty hourse power car and finally effecting such service in the railroad yards at Cochise, on the Southern Pacific. Since that time our clients have been engaged in securing data upon winch to base this acton and we are confident that upon trial we will be able to establish every allegation of the complaint"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
ID OPEN SESSION
 NINETEENTH

On the 17th of this month the open ing number of the Bisbee chautauqua will be given in the Central school yard in this city. The course of lectures and entertainments comprises scme of the best talent on the lecture platform in the country today. In all there will be fourteen numbers to be gwen in nine nights including five double programs.
 The following is the list of attrac- tions and the dates they appear ia Bisbee. Saturday night at s o'clock Sept. 18th. Dr. J. W. Jeffry of Iows, Sunday Night, Sunshine" Hawks, Monday Nnght. Or. J. W. Stewart and Baylor Male Quartette of Pennsyl- vania, Tuesday, Sept. Fist. William Jennings Bryan, Sept. 22nd Ex-Gover- nor Buchtel of Colorado and the Royal Hungarian Orchestra. Sept B. I Thursday, Ex Governor Folk of Ms souri and the Royal Hungarian Or ehestra, Sept 24th. Captain R. r. Hobson and Nicola the Magician, Sep. 18th, Sunshine Hawksp appears the second time and Nicola the Magicia. Sept. 26th, Dr. j. W. Stewart. Tn aa fourteen numbers on niue nighrs. From the advance sale of tickets the last day or TWO i. would seem that Bisbee is not to be behind the other cities C She territory in supporting this inst Chautsuqua in the south west
 Tickets have been put on sale ar ary of the business houses of the city at the Y..W. c. 4, and Y. NJ. C A, and pastors of churches, and the first issue of soc tickets is being rapidly taken at three dollars The sec ond issue of tickets will be sold at four dollars each A special rate is being made to sll school children O. the district of twenty-five cents for each evening.
 
 next week about the Central school yard and the yard seated with several hundred chairs and the remainder with plank seats. The reserved seat chart will be opened at the Y. Nj. C. A. several days before the first nun. Der appears.
 Mir. Bryan, who is tho fourth num- Der on the program will be met at Douglas where he speaks on the after noon of the Fist by party of citi- zens ana escorted to tn:s city. The local democrats have planned an ip- formal reception for Mir. Bryan, a full announcement of which vii be made later.
 Those who desire tickets for this series of entertainments should secure them early as it is likely that the first 800 will be exhausted before the first days of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
STREET. IMPROVEMENT
 ID BE RECOMMENDED

From present prospects, work upon the widening of o K trail, which has been hanging fire for several weeks, will be recommended within the next few days, Monday being the probable date for starting, according to Street Superintendent McCuisough-
 The street widening was started ear ly in March by the city and it was supposed that this would be the first piece of city improvement work finish ed upder the plans which have so greatly added to Bisbee's beauty as a city. s. K Williams and Thomas and J. F. Wright, property owners of that district, however, held up the work by protesting to the concil against the road passing over their yrondu.
 At the last council meeting satis- actory arrangement was reached with
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

drinks More soda was drunk in the house while thu officers were present than for months past, they aver.
 During the search of the premises a pait of patent leather shoes recently stolen from a resident of Lowell were discovered by Bailey and identi- fled by a description of sic, brand tnd material. Micro, not being able to explain his possession of them satis- factorialIy. was placed under arrest and lodged in the Lowell jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12
MAKING OUT 4 PLAT
 BOOK OF TIE CITY

J. J. Patten is making up duplicate plat-book of the city, which will ce finished and ready for distribution at the end of this month. This book is the first of its kind ever issued since the city ha been upon the map.
 It will show aa increase in valua- ton of property in the c:;y, the list this year being $3,234, ,479.50 as against $2,6O0.OO0 of last year an increase in the rate from 50 to 75 per cent. This is aside from the natural increased valuation.
 The piat-book gives the number ot blocks and sot values, personal prop erty values, and values of improve ments, besides other valuable data.
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FLOAT OUR NEW COMPANY in

FLOAT OUR NEW COMPANY in August.
 Under date of June 20, 1907:
 s''As I wrote you a few days ago, we have GOT TO PAY THIS DIvI- DEND in July and hope you will comply with my request and com plete, arrangements accordingly. Whatever WORKING CAPITAL you may need for the company after this time, I believe I can EASILY RAISE, PROVIDED THIS DIVIDEND IS PAID. Do not disappointment me on the dividend because our FUTURE SUCCESS with OTHER EQUATIONS HERE, depends on that. I don wish you to feel that I am hustlirg you but time is of the utmost iIn- pcrtance. CANNOT TOP ARRAiJGE A SHIPMENT FOR JULY FROM WHICH DIVIDENDS WILL APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN MADE?'
 Under date of October :, 1907:
 T WISH TO SAY TO YOU THAT I PAID OUT OF MY OWN POCKET s12,O00 FOR CARMEN DIVIDEND and cannot send more monthly re- mittances to theJ company. You will have TO TAKE CARE of those fel- lows who are HOLDING STOCK AT DOUGLAS, as will not be abls to PAY DIVIDENDS TO THEM"
 It is also charged that J. P. Casey, at all times, protested vigorously and vehemently against all of the sraI.d. uent actions set out in the comp,a' .,t.
 An injunction Is asked to restrain Power and Bell from issuing fur ther stock and from selling or dis posing of their' property to thc end that the judgment, if obtained, may be satised.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-12

J. E. Morrison was seen last night by a Review representative con serp- ing the fling of the case and said: "I am loath to make any statements for publication, but as this case is of such general interest, I will simply say that the suit has been in con temptation since the 24th day of May, when the stockholders whom we represent served notice and demand
 upon the stockholders and officers of the Carmen, in stockholders meeting assembled, in Douglas, that they
 bring this suit in the name of thu
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CLARENCE DARRoW ILL,

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Sept. H. Clarence Darrow is seriously III at hotel here. His physicians decltre to discuss his ailment and no one is admitted to Darrow's apartment.
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SENSATIONAL SUIT
 FILED BY CASEY
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 treasury held in and around Hbbing and Duluth Tn which the Arizona stockholders were net considered, # Is stated that this dividend was paid out of the proceeds of the sale of the above mentioned stock and out of treasury funds and that the Carmen never had any net profits from which
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Read Review Want Ads for results. A few cents spent may bring many ollars.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
THE FREE BAPTIST MEETING

The clouds deceived lots Of folks
last night which caused them TO miss
one Of the best services they have had
yet
However there was a goodly number
out.
Rev. Myrtle Ferguson is here. She
has been with Bro. and Sister Haines
In MEETINGS at different times and they
all know how TO cooperate their for
ces In the Lords work 10 get precious
souls to the altar.
This morning Bro. Haines gave a
splendid discourse on syrophenician
woman and how she got a blessing
ahead Of time because the Gospel had
not yet been preached to the Gentiles.
But she was praying for soemone else
and the Lord heard her petition.
He told Of an instance where
drowning man was rescued from the
4 Mississippi river and clung to the rope
so tight that he could not let go after
being pulled out and how the crowd
rejolced because a man was saved.
He compared the half hearted way
in which Christian people go about
saving an immortal soul for salvation
He said when We were In Heaven
10000. 1000 years We would forget the
little troubles that IVORY us now.
Sryices viii be held tonight In tbs
tent on the plaza near III II. and I. c
dpot
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
PEARsoN-cockiNe.

Palestine. Texas. June Son sun
DAY night at $3.50 o'clock, at the home
Of Rev. ]. Kilgore. Mr.. Clarence Pear
son and Miss Zetta Cooking were mar
rled. Rev. Kilgore performing the Ger
emony. The couple left on the night
train FOR Dallas. and from there VIII
90 10 Galveston for a few days. Mr..
Pearson Is a well-known employe oil
the Palestine Printing Company and
the bride was one OF the city's teach
Galveston News.
Mr.. Parson was born and reared In
this city and has hundreds OF friends
here who hasten 10 congratulate hin'
upon his good fortune and wish FOL
him and his bride all the Joys and
blessings OF life. Clarence was for ma
nv years an employe OF the Eagle. an'
the entire force. from the editor-in
chif TO the devil. send him greetings
They trust that he may never ge
out OF sorts" that there may Away
be plenty OF "pi' for his table, tina
his lookup will be even and wei
justified. and that his "presswork
will always be easy and pleasant. The
also indulge the hope that he ma
be- the author OF many beautiful ed
tions before 80 Is finally hung o
the hook.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
EDGE ETcHINos.

Since the rains all are very busy
trying to clean out their crops. Crop
prospects were never better here and
we are hoping for large harvest.
We should be very thankful. for there
never was a people who nsedsa~a
good crop more than We.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Beard. Miss
Madie Mcmillan and Mr.. Lee Boggs
attended commencement at A. and NJ.
College Monday
Mrs. Horton OF Thompson creek Is
the guest OF her son MIR. ]. w. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Mary Orr was over Saturday
from Normangee the guest OF Mrs.
Josie Scott. She returned Saturday.
]. o. Lewis is all smiles over ten
pound girl at his home. Mother and
! daughter are doing well.
Miss Nina Henry is at home again
and her many friends are glad to vel
come her back. She has been away
some time attending school.
Mrs. Ewing OF Nayasota. is the gues'
OF her sister Mrs. S. r. Huckaoee.
Bro. ID. b. Waite filed his regular
appointment Sunday and sunda!
night. and the services were attendeS
by large and appreciative congrega
tions. Our meeting begins on satur
day before the fourth Sunday an'
every one is invited to attend. Bro
Carroll OF Hearne will be here and d
most Of the preaching.
Harvey Orr Is over from Normange
. the guest OF friends and relatives.
Mrs. Della Mcmillan came up fror
Houston last week to visit her siste
Mrs. V. T. Echols.
: Mrs. Mcconnell OF Robertson cour
" spen; Sunday with Mrs. W. J. Nj
Donald.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
Automobile Party From whitney.

A party OF automobiiists were in
the city Monday night and Tuesday
from whitney. Tho party was compo-
sed ofMessrs. A. G. McMahon. oliver
and Walter Mcmahon. and II. ID. Ram
sey.
While talking to the chauffeur the re
porter learned that the party left
Whitney Sunday night and arrived In
Waco Monday morning. spending the
day in Waco they decided to come %
Bryan and take In the College COM
mencemeni. The party left Waco at
nine O'Clock Monday morning and ar
rived here the same night at eight
o'clock. They started on the return
trip to Whitney yesterday.
The elder Mr.. Mcmahon stated they
had had a most pleasant trip with the
exception Of the bad roads In this
county. He argued that better roads
would largely increase the county's
revenue by bringing more automobiles
here for taxation. and said II would
not be intangible taxes either. but th'
machines would be right here 60 show
for themselves.
Mr.. McMahon stated that Hill ccun
ty rendered $4,000 worth Of automc
biles for taxation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
FARMERS UNION EXHIBIT.

The Eagle would again call attention
TO the fact that the time Is rapidly
approaching for the Brazos County
Farmers Union Exhibit, to be held In
this city on July % and "a, at the
Farmers Union warehouse. Farmers
who expect to make exhibits should
begin preparations to that end now
The man who wins a premium cannot
60 out in his farm and pick up just
any old thing and get within the pre-
MUM winning class. II viii take
study and work and lots of 1t to win
because the farmers OF the county are
going TO show some sure enough fine
products at this exhibit. The Eagle
not only hopes. but fully expects e
see the largest and best display evel
gotten together in Brazos county
The premium list Is going to be wortl
working for and will be published
within the next few days.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
.bRYAN's SON ARRESTED
IN HIS HOME CITY


Lincoln. Neb.. June s.-William j.
Bryan. Jr.. son Of the democratic lead
or. was one of a half dozen auiomo-
bile and motorcyclists scorchers
brought into the police court yester-
day for violation OF the Lincoln speed
ordinances or other transgressions OF
the rules OF the road. Young Bryan's
chief offense was In falling TO have Q
number on his motorcycle and fo'
speeding at times. 1t was his FRS
offense and he was discharged with
warning.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
GREAT CAESAR AT SOUR LAKE.
Great Roar Of osss Well Makes u
Necessary 10 Suspend Business.

Special 20 the Eagle
Sour Lake. Texas. June AT 5
o'clock yesterday morning when over
1000 feet deep the driller at the Wynn
Crosby well on block Ave Of the Mer.
chant lease. which Is one block east
OF Fannin street. struck a big gas
pocket and terrific gas blow out oc'
CURED. 1t is almost deafening In It's
roar and can be heard ten miles.
This Is the heaviest gas blow out
that has occurred in this field since
1908. and so loud is the report that
business can only be conducted under
closed doors.
All efforts TO shut off the gas has
so far failed and the well Is running
bolsterously rampant The situation
Is nearly intolerabie.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
THE SEA GIVES UP ITS DEAD.
Bodies OF Three Fishermen Found on
Sandbar Near Galveston.

Special to the Eagle.
Galveston. Texas. June s.-Adyiees
reached this city this morning OF the
finding Of three dead bodies on Deer
island. n small sandbar Just west oil
the bridge In Galveston bay. Coroner
Fontaine left in launch at noon Tor
the scene expecting 20 return to the
city about O'Clock In the evning.
The report was brought in by Cap
tain c. G. Swan OF the schocner Emily
who stated that the bodies OF two
white men and one negro were seen IL
different parts OF the island.
II Is presumed they are fishermci
who lost their lives In the recea
squall and their bodies were washo'
ashore on this sandbar.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
Good Job for Wireless Expert.

Special to the Eagle
Washington. ID. C., June "a $4,000
lob in the bureau OF equipment OF the
navy awaits the wireless telegraph ex'
pert who stands highest in the exam
nation conducted today by the civil
service commission. It is the trs'
time that an examination has becr
held for a wireless expert. The sue
eessful applicant will be given charge
Of the laboratory. which tests insiru
ments pertaining to wireless telegra
ply and develops special methods o
wireless signaling.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
ALL OVER At A.
& NJ. COLLEGE
Students and Visitors Departing for
Home. Final Drills and Last
Farewell.

College Station. Texas June s.-The
exodus OF students from the A. and NJ. |
college OF Texas and the departure OF
visitors who have been attending the
commencement exercises began at
midnight. while the final ball was In
FUN swing. and Il has continued on
every train that has departed from
here since. the two railroads here
selling thousands OF dollars worth OF
tickets.
Yesterday afternoon was a time OF
parting. It was time when associ-
atlons which have existed for several
years were brought 10 a close. and II
was time OF much sentiment. Du-
ring the afternoon the eight companies
OF the cadet corps had a comparative
drill for the handsome Texas flag that
is a trophy gift of MIR. Howell OF Bry'
an. Il was awarded 10 Company G.,
} of which woodc X. Gilbert Is the
captain. Captain Gilbert Is a brother
OF Dr. Joe r. Gilbert OF Austin. who
was college physician until last year.
Dr. Gilbert was formerly a cadet here
and while senior captain. commanding
company h. won the trophy flag
During the afternoon the captains OF
each company were presented with
. sold watches by the members Of the
companies. These watch presents
we're given 10 the following:
4 A Company. Capt. A. C. Giesecke.
Z h. Company. Capt David b. Harris
I C. Company. Captain Noodle r Gil
bert,
III ID. Company. Capt. A. a. Riley.
Z r. Company. Captain Roy c. Siecl.
Z +. Company. Captain c. X. Norton.
Z G Company. Capt Roy Z. Aldwell.
4 II Company. Captain z. II. DibrelI
4 OF the band. Captain Carl Phlli
y Brannin.
Z Ross Volunteer Captain williar
u Hamlyn FurneauX.
4 At graduating dress parade. the sta
. aud line officers. who ere those OF IN
. senior class. were drawn up In lin
= on the parade ground and Cap'ai
= Andrew Moses. commandant Of cadet
= made them an address at parting. u
= complmented them on their depor
= ment during the past year. on the g
= cellence OF their work and on the su
= cess which has attended them. !
= said he believed q to be the best era
4 uating class the school has ever u
= ned out. and said Il would be ha
= IN get a class that would excel 1t. J
4 expressed his personal appreciation
= the association with the young m
= during the past session. and said IN
= he bade farewell to them with regr
The regiment then passed In revie
y and after the review the band play
= Home Sweet Home There ~as
= Of sentiment in II all.
- The final hall took place last mig
= II was moro largely attended th
= any such occasion before. Ladies q
= gentlemen we're here from all pa
= OF the state. II was held In the M
= hall. which was brilliantly aud uniq
= " decorated.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-06-09
WHEAT FARMERS ARE IN CLOVER
Bread STUFF Is Bringing si.eo a Bush
el In Denton County.

Special TO the Eagle
Denton. Texas. June s.--scores OF
wagon loads OF wheat came TO market
here yesterday. The price ranges
from si.i5 to sl.s0. according TO quail
ty. The grade is usually good. Much
cf the crop is scaling 81 pounds per
hushel