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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24
ARTICLE w

The corporate powers OF this company
shall be vested In, and exercised by D
board of five directors, consisting OF the
PRESIDENT who shall also be the General
Manager of said company; the Secre-
taTy, who shall also be the Treasurer OF
the company: and three stockholders.
Three directors will constitute q
quorum.
The following persons shall consti-
tute The first board of directors, to-wit:
Victor II. Sibille, Whois hereby declared
to be the President and General Mana
ger; Joseph a.. Sibille, who is hereby
declared to be the Secretary and Treas
uref; Frank Breaux, Felix Sicily and
Alexandra Sicily.
Said Board and said Officers shall con-
time in office until the 5th day Of Janu-
arys As. Ds 1910, on Whichdate, and there
after annually, a board OF directors shall
be elected on the 5th day of January
each year, unless the same should be d
holiday, when the electien shall be on
the next 1egalday thereafter. Tendays
previous notice of such election shall be
given, and the said Board of Directors
shall among their number choose the
officers of the company.
At every election each stakeholder
shall be entitled to one vote for every
share Of stock registered In his name,
and may vote BY proxy. A majority
shalIeleet. Any failure from any cause,
to elect o board Of directors on the day
therefor, shall not dissolve the
corporation; but the directors then in
office as also the officers of said com
pany, shall hold over until their sue
cessors are chosen.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24

No. 1855. Civil Docket 18th Judicial District
Court, st. Landry Parish. La.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24

A r ~
No. 6347, Probate Docket, Dls
Parish of St LANDRY
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-04-24

Witnesses Harry ~
tor Sicily.
(seaD DUDLEY eUTLH
maFM NofafV pn6e.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
NEW POSTMASTER IS APPOINTED FOR PEARCE
(Snecial to Reyievl

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Ethel c. Mulhern is appointed postmaster st Pearce, vice B. P. Lumbridge, Ve- signed.
 A pension is granted Geo. W. Ip- gersoll, of Quartzite, of SIP per month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
q BRIEN RESTS JIM FLYu AT
 DENVER

DENVER, July 30.-Philadelphia Jack O'Brien had the better of Jiia Flynn. Of Pueblo. in six-round go at the auditorium tonight.
 O'Brien's margin was not very great, in fact. Flynn finished the stronger of the two. and in the final round had O'Brien in visible distress. opeing a cut oyer his left eye and sending him to his corner little unsteady.
 Flynn throughout the fight rushed continually He landed hard and oft en on O'Brien in the second round, which went to his credit. In the first. third. fourth and fifth. oBrien got his left jab and right uppercut in work ing order. and had good shade in all. although Flynn hooked left 70 O'Brien's eye the instant they came together, and banged him up against the ropes with succession of rights and lefts. and O'Brien emerged from the rally with lot of his steam gone
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
COPPER METAL.

NEW YORK. July 30.-Copper was lower in Londcn, with spot quoted at 5S.1s Sd; futures, 59.5s. Locally the market was weak but unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Daily Yhsuuhs.

Neysr bear more than one troubls at . time. eoue peopls bsar thses tinAs-all thty ever ha1, sll thsy hsvs pow. and sIl tSsv svpses te hsya
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
WELL-PLAYED GAME
 TAKEN BY MUCKERS
(From Douglas Internaticnal.)

tfrom Douglas lnteFnatCnal)
 A larrup.ng home run by Ward of the Muckers with a man on base started the score-making in yester- baggers by Dorsch of the visitors and nexed, to 2. and more hits off Bar nett, the local twirler. in the fifth. were big factors in Bisbee securing two more runs. While all this was in progress the Dons got a couple of runs-one in the fourth and one in the Efth-but Peebles, who was on the mound for Bisbee, kept the four hits which he yielded so scattered that Douglas had mighty slim chances of breaking up the game with a rally.
 In the sixth. Clifford went into pitch and the four innings in which he worked were the brightest of the game. One hit. no runs, no passes, no wild throws represent the fine sort of baseball he was pitching Three baggers by orsch of the visitors and Conquest of the local team were in- teresting features of the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
WHITE SOX BALL TEAM HAS
 SHAKE-UP

FL PASO. July 30-Manager Craw- ford resigns, Graham is appointed temporary playing manager and an old league manager wired for to take charge of the White Sox. That is the way things have been developing in Fl Paso baseball circles during the past 24 hours. Further developments are expected within the next sday and several shifts are to be made in the personnel of the local players.
 Crawford says he resigned because he was a manager without any man aging power. He sad the directors of the club did all the managing and he had to take the blame. The d. rectors say they want a playing man. ager, one who can direct the work of the team in the field and leave them to run the business end of the club. A leaguer is expected to be signed be fore the end of the week and will be n charge before the next home game. 1t is hoped.
 Crawford is going to Santa Rosalia Springs, Mex, to take a vacation and will be away several weeks.
 The directors met Tuesday after noon at 4 o'clock and decided upon the radical move. Further announce ments are expected as to shift .n players. The director say that they are in the position of trust and wish to give the public the best team possi ble for their money and to do this the changes have been made.
 Robertson. the utility pitcher who was brought here to play center. but was displaced by Graham. was given notice that be would be no longer needed with the club. Ogden, who gas been playing second base and who
 ame here from San Angelo. Texss- sith Robertson, asked for his release md it was granted by tNH management. A new secoGd base ran is being wired for ard sno'ber -tility mar will he brought on as soor
 s fast player can be located
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
COMMERCIAL REPORTS
 CONTINUE OPTIMISTIC

NEW YORK. July S0-Bradstreet's says: More buyers are in evidence on the leading markets and fall job ping trade shows signs of getting un- der headway. The tariff bill settle ment and rapidity of recent price ad- yances breeds conservatism in many wholesale lines, pending clearer view. of the final crop outturn.
 NEW YORK, July 30.-Dun tcmos- row win say: Crop reports are fay- orable with winter wheat nearly hary. ested. The excellent condition in the iron and steel trade, syrnpathized 5y the report of the principal producer, are maintained. Reports from prin- cipal trade centers are uniformly en- couraging. Prosects of coming agn- cultural and industrial prosperity are more pronounced than the immediate business, but this confidence appears to have immense uplifting power
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
DAN TwoMEY RETURNS.

Dan Twomex Is back at home again after a trip-to Les Angeles and coast resorts. and looking better fer his oating- He says that all Soutis- ern California is enthusiastic over Arizona and the Arizonans since the recent convocation Of Elks at Los An geles. Wherever he went the word Arizona was a passport, and in the Angel City and its neighboring re- sorts every one said they were ready to take their hats off to Arizona. and praised the splendid showing made by the Elks of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
CANANEA HERE FOR 2 GAMES
 OF BALL

The Caranea ball nine, with the great ReaIdon and Guiteras as pitch CTS, and the heavy hitting Dillon and his brother swatters arrived in Bis bee yesterday evening looking fine, fit and confident The Quien Sabe outfit were wearing the famous Can anea smile. and their usual jaunty air as they waited under the station shed for the rain to cease before 90 Ing to the accommodations which had been reserved for them.
 But if the Quien Sabes are confi- dent. so are the Muckers. who are to a man claiming two straight from Cananea." The confidence is good to see. for it is of the kind which wins games, but the local fans will be well satisfied with an even break. tor the Mexican aggregation is al ways a hard one to down.
 The way the local team trimmed Douglas Wednesday has effectually quieted the tarNil ohorusi which started up after the Clifton games. and from now on harmony among the ranks of the rooters will be ex- pected to prevail just as it does in the ranks of the players.
 The first game with the Quein Sabes will start at 2:30 this after noon, and Hoeschel: is expected to lob 'em over for the Muckers- If two games are taken from the Quien Sabes the local players will he giant heroes. while if only one is taken Bisbee should be r7oud to get an even break Peebles is scheduled to hitch on Sunday
 Fl Paso Games of.
 It was announced last evening that the games which were being arrang- cd with the Fl Paso White Sox fer Sunday. Monday and Tuesday have been abandoned. Two such games on early week days and directly fol- lowing the two great Cananea games. this team being the greatest drawing card Bisbee could have. would hardly win the attendance which they would deserve, and the visit from the strong Fl Paso team must be deferred un- til later.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
EXPECT GUNS SOON.

The Y. NJ. c. A. are daily expecting to receive a consignment of guns and targets for the rifle range, which is proving such a popular innovation at the association building When theSe guns and targets arrive some matches are to be arranged which will be of interest and meantime the range B well patroniZed by the marksmen who are keeping in practice and improy- ing their craftsmanship for the pig- ger events which are forthcoming.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
National League.

At Pittsburg- New York .. l 6
 Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Mat hewson. Ames and Schlei.s
 At Chicago Chicago .. ... =. 6 Philadelphia . ...,5Il 1
 Batteries: Overall and Archer; Moore and DooA.
 At St. Louis St bouiS .s--- ; I
 Batteries: Richie and Graham; Sallee, MelteT and Phelps.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31

Earned runs-B'sbee 2, Douglas 1 Hirne runs-Ward.
 Threebase hits-Dorch. Bosquet.
 Left on bases-Bisbee (: Douglas |Frst base. on errcrs-DousIas 2:
 atruet out-By Bsrnett |; .by eff
 pitehert-By- Peebles tsan- Sacrifice hit-Bp9aauet. Hts-O6 BasnGft. in tnnlnGB: off Clifford: ! l. in.ino; off Pse bIes. { in innlnks. Umrirp-Mclntosh. Time-1:4s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
BANDITS ROUTED BY
 YALE BALL PLAYER

BARMEN. Rhenish Prussia. July 30.-Five bandits set upon James l.. Houghtelingi of Chicago, former member of the Yale baseball squad. on his way to a conference of Young Mems Christian Associations hera on the Italian frontier. Two ran away after getting plenty. Another is the hospital here, and two others are in jail. captured by Houghteling.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
TIA JUANA NOT ID HAVE HORSE RACING

WASHINGTON, July 3o.-Horse racing on the track at Tia Juana, Lower California, sixteen miles from the international bsrndary line from San Diego, will be prohibited after October 1. in accordance with an to the regulation on gambling made by the Mexican gov ernment
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-31
Canees rses csnse,enes.

"A man kin allus flx up arguments te suist his eonscisnee." said UncIs Ebeu. Tut tain' 10 nee. No n.aser Aow much you turns de clock baek. sunAown gwinter come 5es' e oame." l"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11
KILLED ON YARDS.

While making a coupling on
l.. & y. yards here last We'd
nesday, Arthur Eads, aged
about 23 years, was caught be-
tweer the cars and almost in
stantly killed. His body was
terribly mashed and he lived
only a few minutes.
Mr.. Eads had only been in
the service OF the company a
short time, having come here
from Middlesboro, where it is
said his father is connected
with the road in the capacity
as superintendent.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11
WAITING ON
RIGHT OF WAY.
Lumber Psaas Ie Russell cosasy Suspends
Operations Temporarily.

The immense lumber plant
under construction at Honakcr.
Russell county. has suspended
operations pending the settle
ment Of some rights Of way
along the route Of its railroad
up Lewis Greek in Buchanan
county.
Everything. il is thought.
viii be settled within the next
few day, when the work will
resume and be pushed 20 com
pletion This is one OF the
largest lumber plants in the
country, and will bring millions
Of dollars into the territory in
which il will operate.
The company has already
built a large number Of houses
on its thirty acres Of land ac-
quired at Honaker. besides it's
large mili building. 200 feet
square, and nearly five miles Of
lumber docks One hundred
thousand dollars has already
been expended on the mill site
alone, while it will require mil
lions 10 build the forty miles Of
railroad into the coal and tim
Der belt of Buchanan county.
This company, composed Of
some of the best known timber
men OF the country, will not
D. only market the timber from
d $4,000 acres acquired by it. and
4 from which it expects 20 Gu,
? about 500 .0OO.O 900 feet. but viii
construct a standard gauge rail
road over which all the coal viii
)t be- handled from the great Goa
" beds of Buchanan county. nov
|, owned by companies which ar,
preparing TO develop them, jus
up in a territory rich in re
I'D sources heretofore undevelope
u and practically unknown.
/, Veins of coal of ilnmens
thickness are said 20 exist il
an this wild portion of Buchanan
e, county, coal OF the very bes
quality both for domestic an,
H. steam purposes. -Tazeweu Re
ev publican.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11
GETS TEN YEARS.

Martin Mullins. alias Willie
Ford, has been sentenced TO ten
years in the States prison by
the county court of Buchanan,
for his part in a double murder
committed in that county al
most two years ago.
Mullins twice escaped from
the officers finally being captur-
ed at Columbus, Kansas, by
Baldwin detectives.
The story Of the murder is
rather musical. Martin and
Pete Mullins. went TO the home
of James Mullins, a cousin OF
Martins, and calling him to the
door. Pete fired the shot sup
posed TO have killed him. Mar
tin also shot Jim through the
shoulder. Then Pete was killed
and Martin made his escape Dc
ing at large several months be
fore he was first captured.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

generally, should work tOgeth-
er IN some practical way to Sc
cure direct lines from the South
Atlantic and Gulf ports. Those
ports have the great advan-
tages of shorter distances,
especially TO an points IN Mexi-
CO, Central America, the West
Indies. the northern coast of
South America, and points on
the West coast reached by way
of the Tehuantepec and Pana-
ma R~ilways. This advantage
with respect TO the West coast
ports viii be greatly increased
on the completion of the Pana-
ma Canal and it is important
that the people of our section
should be prepared to make the
most effective use of that water
way.
"This is matter which con
/ Germs all the people of the Soutl
so vitality that believe al
\ those interested in Southern de
lve!opment should work togeth
| er in an effort 10 bring about al
/ improvement In our steamshi
| service to all Latin-America
cOntrics.
Yours very truly,
w. w. FINLEY.
President.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

a wise answer turneth away
much trouble and unnecessary
worry.
A heated controversy oftea
burns Up the truth along with
the rubbish.
BE temperate in all things
then you won have 20 engage
in a battle with your unruly
passions or appetites when will
power lis weakened.
Recreations like friends must
be used not abused.
a little incense now and then
is relished by the best Of men.
The rich man, according TO
she parable, has a splendid
financial standing, and even
social, In his community, while
the poor man had none.
God rewards character built
upon faith, mercy, justice and
truth.
A mans poverty or man
riches do not affect God s ODin
ion of them. Two such mer
can build for eternity or 70
time.
, Take heed how We build y
rich men for God viii bring yol
d 10 account when YOU stand be
fore the Master, face 20 face.
Take heed how We think an
build ye poor men, for Chris
= was poor, but He loved mere
d and hated not His brothers.
o Pray "that they may trul
j and impartially admister ju
e tice."
> We need more cranks on fires
D., air and sunlight. Get into u
e crank fraternity.
f, Don't get the reputation of q
ways having a chip on yo
'i shoulder. 1t smacks too muS
of the "bully."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

RAILROAD.
Work On That Great Line To Begin
Within A Year

BY this time next year the
work of locating the Cairo and
Norfolk Railroad through Bris-
tol will be in progress, giving
the city a new trunk line and
opening the way for a food of
northern capital for the develop
ment of this city and section
according to a statement made
by President l.. w. Goode, of
the Cairo and Norfolk, made in
a letter TO the Bristol Board of
Trade.
Secretary J. 4. Millard,
the board, has been in constant
communication with President
Goode. The latter says that
Bristol, being near the centre
of the new road, will be one OF
the most favored cities alonl
the whole line. In few days
he will be ready TO give out
complete map of the railroad.
The work OF construction wa
begun at Hopkinsville, Ky.
some time ago, and is proceed
ling both eastward and west
ward. The road will go throug'
l the heart of the coal lands o
Kentucky, and will furnish
direct line of transportation 10
this fuel to the eastern coas'
But the main freight whic
, President Goode hopes to han
5 over his road consists of tn
! grain, beef, and other producl
: of the middle west. No oth'
5 southern line viii have such q
rect communication bet~es
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11
washiugtOu's Plague Spots

lie in the low. marshy bottoms of the Poto-
mac he breeding ground Of malaria germs.
Tbese germs cause chills, fever and ague.
hi BUSINESS, iaudice. iassitude. weakness and
general debility and Lring suffering or death
to thousands yearly. But Electric Buffers
never fail 70 distroy them and cure maiafl@
fr,uhse. s.Ther are the best all-roand tonic
eod 'c,,re for malaria i ever used writes x
NJ James. Of Louellen, 5. c. They cure
stomach. Liver. Kidney and Blood Tronbles
and viii prevenf typhoid. Try them, Sc
Guaranteed BY J. W Kelly, Druggist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

the south and the great produc-
ing area of the west.
Pesident Goode is very optl-
mistic of the South. He says
that northern capitalists are un-
animously agreed that the next
great industrial development
will be- in the South as il was
in the seventies of the middle
west.
The cairo and Norfolk Rail-
road is backed BY $50, 900, 900 of
foreign capital, mainly from
Amsterdam, Paris, London and
Berne, and there will be nc
trouble about its being pushing
rapidly TO completion. Accord
ing to present plans it will be
lin operation IL l9ll.-Brlsto
Herald Courier.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11
DEPOT At NORTON IS sUROLARuHD.

Norton, Va, August s.--The
ticket Office at the depot here
was broken into last night, but
nothing was taken. The cash
was all in the safe, and the
burglar, evidently not being q
professional, did not undertake
blow it open
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

\ child completes and recon
socrates the love of "a home.
BE sure and leave your win
dows open IN your bedroom
W hen you retire.
All Doctors who are not in
humane are Jealous for good
sanitary conditions and exert
their influence IN a community
Go promote the health of the
people.
An oflicc-nolder who is not
trying Go do his whole duty Go
an the PEOPLE is not entitled 20
the honor the people have CON
ferred upon him.
Dirt. darkness. dampness and
dissipation are sp n q u
elements for the white plague
of tuberculosis TO thrive upon.
Blessed is the man who can
gather about him at eventide,
his little ones.
Real friends are few. Guilt.
vate them, but remember they
are human like yourself, so ex
act no more of them than yOt
would they should exact of you
A professor Of religion wh'
lets out his property for indie
cent and immoral PurpOsesls a
much a moral leper as those Ell
gagged IN the crime.
There is no excuse for the eN
I istance and toleratiOn of ev
haunts. Ii men say there II
they are only manifesting the
own bestial and brutal prOpeI
sities.
Many people are SO cOnstitu
:, ed that they have a lurking su
= piciOn of the man or wOma
who talks and acts too much
the 'goody, goody' order.
lr Make your Sunday proft
h sions and confessions real vii
factors in yopr daily life
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of The Souiheru Railway Writes South
eru Editors OF The Importance OF
Connection With Southern
couairies.

Ilnchfn DER IA. 1870 ~ ttAttNf~ VI .
newspapers. on the
interest Of the South IN the ex-
pansion Of our export trade
with Latin American countries.
I take the liberty of addressing
vou on the great importance of
direct and regular steamship
communication between the
South Atlantic and Gulf ports
and those countries.
..It is obvious, of course. that
If The products Of the Southern
States are 20 be sold in Mexico.
Central and South America,
and the West India Islands,
they must be carried TO those
countries. Mexico is the only
one with which we have rail
communication, and to a great
part Of that country, especially
from our territory south of the
Ohio and Potomac Rivers and
east of the Mississippi, traffic
can be moved efficiently 10y
water as well as by rail. There
are direct and regular lines
from some Of the South Allan
tie and Gulf ports TO some OF
the Mexican. Central American
and West Indian ports Their,
are no such lines 10 any Soutl
American port. New York ID
the only port ON our Arlanti,
coast from which there are
regular steamship sailings Il
ports south Of Venezuela. Their
are four regular steamers pc
month from New York @
Brazil: seven TO the Rive
Plata, and three or four TO tn
West coast, making a total O
seventeen or eighteen. Fror
European ports there are foul
teen to Brazil; eighteen .
River Plata, and three 60 Oh
West coast, or a total of thirt,
five. The inferiority of the sci
vice from the United States
even greater than is indicate
by the comparative number
sailings, as the steamers fro
European ports are general
faster and have superior pas
enger accommodations.
From our South Atlant
and Gulf ports there is occasio
al communication 10y tran
steamers with ports south
Venezuela. but as a rule SUE
of the products of the Southe
States as find their way in
the markets of South Ameri
are sent through Northe
ports. In fact, a consideral
proportion of the exports frC
the United States TO the eI
coast of South America, sou
of Para, Brazil, 90 from ~
York across the Atlantic
Europe, and across the Allan
again to South America. (
instance, in a report on ira
conditions in Brazil, by Spec
Lincoln Hutchinson, publish
by the Bureau Of Manufact
ers, it is stated that at le
fifty per cent of the AmeriC
hams sold in Brazil are shipl
by way of England, and C
siderable proportions of OF
kinds of traffic move by
same route
"It is sometimes argued tt
if our merchants and manui
turers would devote suffici
attention TO cultivating La
American trade, and would
velop a sufficient volume
traffic, there would be no d
Guilty about adequate transI
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-08-11

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