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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-30

rectly from the governors office to
the hall of the house of represent
auVes, where the ceremonies oc-
Cured and the oath of office was adj
min.stered by Chief Justice Fish to
the new governor after he had fin
ished his inaugural address.
When the Climax Was Reached.
Governor Brown bowed low as he
received the great seal of the state
from Ex-Governor Smith, who bowed
deeply in turn as he rendered the
visible insignia of office to his sue
cessor. Neither SPOKE. The faces
OF both were expressive of dignified
courtesy, grave and serious. Around
them rose in a continuous roar the
applause of the greatest crowd that
had ever packed the hall of the low
er house of the general assembly.
1t was the climax of the inaugural
ceremonies, and the only part in
"hlch both the incoming and the out
going governor participated.
Then the enthusiasm of the friends
and supporters of Governor Brown,
VINO packed the hall, broke forth.
The cheering continued for several
minutes.
In the same order in which thew
mad entered the actors in the DAVIS
historic event retired from the hall
Governor Brown was followed to the
executive office by 1000 friends. who
hied through the Office and shook
his hand.
Thousands Were Present.
Hosts of his personal friends and
admirers who have been crowding
the city from all quarters of the
state for two days past gathered at
the capitol grounds early in the dav
to wait for the appearance Of. the
modest little statesman. He was
soon recognized, and a round of
cheers, such as Georgians only know
how to give, rising from thousands
or Threats gave indication of the
strength to which the Joe Brown
sentiment has attained.
MIR. Brown has never been an
office seeker or a politician in the
ordinary sense of the term. The
only public positions held by him
besides the high office into which he
was today installed, have been the
Craftsmanship of the railroad com
mission and the presidency of the
MARIETTA board of education.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-30

5 or 6 doses 1900" will cure any
case of chills and fever. Price zo0'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-30
All for Georgia

My countrymen, love is not an
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1909-06-30

Each citizen filing an Office es-
tabl;shed under the constitution is
responsible for the administration of
its functions, and no one in another
department is authorized to interfere
with the exercise of such administra-
tive powers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05
Fairfield County News.
Measles in Norwalk.

Measles in Norwalk.
Measles are on the rampage in Nor
walk At the present time there are
about forty cases on hand, and the
malady has caused quite scare
For Public Building
Representative Hill has introduced a
bill appropriating 100000 for a new
public building at Stamford.
Admitted to Probate.
The will of Edwin N. Asten was adj
mitted to probate at Greenwich, Satur-
day. Mary A. Asten, the mother of
the deceased, was approved as execu-
made to Gertrude Asten, Price, a sis
ter, of 81, 900; the balance goes to Mary
A Asten. According to the petition,
the estate is valued at over $4,000.
Dedication Of Church.
Two years ago on the night of the
first Monday of May, 1907, the people
of Danbury watched the old First
Congregational church disappear in a
mass of flames. Monday the new
church which has taken its place was
dedicated. The church is of colonial
design, constructed of red brick with
marble trimmings. It is 113 feet long
and So feet wide. The tower is las
feet high and is capped by gilded
dome. In the highest part of the
tower are electric lights. The inter-
ior of the building is pure white with
mahogany trimmings and mahogany
colored carpets, cushions and draper
les. There is very little color, how
ever, only the choir rail, pulpit furni-
ture, tables and chairs, and the arms
and rails of the pews being mahogany.
The church has normal seating ca
pacity of 500. The total cost was
about $115,000 The church, was organ
lied in 1896.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05
COW BOY MAYOR CHOSEN
AND LINCOLN GOES DRY

Omaha, Neb., May 5.-Omaha went
Democratic in the municipal election
yesterday by safe majorities for the
leading candidates on the ticket, James
c. Dahlman, the "Cow Boy Mayor"
leading with 1000 plurality. This
shows a gain of about 1000 over his
vote of three years ago. The cam
paign was bitter, and Mayor Dahlman
was assailed by two of the leading
daily papers. He made personal
liberty campaign. John P. Breen, a
lawyer, headed the Republican ticket.
Mayor Brown Oemocrat), of Lin
coin. probably will be succeeded by a
Republican, and it is probable that the
capital discarded saloons by the option
vote cast yesterday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05
NO JAP CAN BECOME
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN

Norfolk. May 5.-The petition Of
Namyo Bessho, a Japanese chief stew
ard of the United States Navy, for
naturalization has been denied by
Judge Edmund Waddill, Jr., of the
United States Court for the Eastern
District Of Virginia.
The court held that under the Fed
eral statutes no japanese or alien ex-
cept of white blood or of African de-
scent or nativity could become an
American citizen, even though he has
seen service in the United States Navy
or Marine Corps. An appeal will be
taken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05
GIRLS FOR SLEUTHS
ENROLLED In GERMANY

Berlin, May 5.-The police admins
tration, convinced that many crimes
can be best traced by women, is es-
tablishing a corps of women detec-
tiveS.
Ten have already been enrolled Some
of them are mere girls.
They will henceforth be employed
wherever it is likely that feminine in
tuition will be useful.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05

0COuIluU6ul
ITO take them myself Moreover. it
won't be any harm my being present
in case the Colonel gets on the ramp
age. 1t will restrain him some. Now
you go and lie down, dear Don't say
anythingJ-except your prayers-in
case you feel you must say something
But sleep will be your best help in this
pretty tough proposition. FL go and
get a hustle on that Dutch landlord.
He's got to find an automobile and
chauffeur. and a pilot if necessary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05

Advertise in the Farmer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
WILL HAVE
 NEW TRUST COMPANY
Negotiations About Completed By Citizens for Bank With
 $500, 900 Capital

PHOENIX, July 1S.--Rumors that Q new bank and trust company, with a capitalization of s500.0 600. is shortly tc be established in the quarters at the corner of Adams street and First ave rue, were partially confirmed today by W. T. Smith, owner of the building and leading spirit in the movement 10 induce outside parties to finance such an institution.
 Though reluctant to give out any information, Air. Smith admitted that he and j. Wesley Walker, the we'll known mining man, have been con ducting negotiations for some time with outside capitalists and that the chances for secu ing the necessary capital to start big bank and trust company were very favorable. Mir. Walker is now in Los Angeles, pre- sumably upon this business.
 This city needs bank of the char. acter we contemplate with plenty of money behind 1t, a bank that can float really big ioan," he said. Walker and myself have undertaken to pro vide Phoenix with such a bank and eetminu fso with fair degree ra are meeting with fair degree of sue cess, so far. I do not like to make any positive statements, but it looks like the bank will really be estab' lished.'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
N MESH ASKS.
 FOR \. REST
City Engineer Suggests to Council He and Force Be
 Laid Off Temporarily
BUYING OF BISBEE-NAc0
 WELL IS POSTPONED

At a special session of the city council last evening with Councilman Shattuck as mayor pro tenn. owing to the absence of Mayor Neale from the city. lengthy discussion of the water situation was held Previous to the general argument. City Engineer Me Neish offered the suggestion that the city forces, from himself down the line. be laid off from work until the rainy season has ceased and until the city had gained clear title to the reser. voir site and work was ready to pro ceed on the installing the three big tanks.
 While the idea was favorably con sidered. it was thought best, although such action would be saving to the city, that the work should continue, inasmuch as every precaution should be taken to protect the city from pos sible fires. This can be accomplish ed, at least in the business district. by proceeding with the work on the foundaticn of the tank to be installed Ou ID pected to arrive within the next week.
 Some of the councilnen were in favor of purchasing the well owned by the Bisbee-Naco water company, but after due consideration, 1t was deemed more advisable to hold Jff action until further experiments had been made with the wells now on hand. The experiment will consist of the attempt to catch surface and drain water near the well into which it shall be turned after first having been filtered.
 The proposition of extending 12. inch main to the eastern boundarie es Of the city was also considered but left over for final action until the next meeting. The cost of the sup
 erintendency of the watermain work was also examined but no changes
 ordered. The meeting ended when | Sanitary Officer Elliott and City En gineer McNeish were ordered to pur chase carload Of sewer pipe with
 which to make repairs and extensions
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
DEPORTATION WAITS
 FOR MEXICAN GIRL Declares She is Not Party Wanted But Scar On
 Neck Identifies

With eyes flashing and her slea.n- ing teeth suggestive of a caged tiger. Cyetana Torres declared with all the vehemence' in the world that her first name was Guadalupe and that she was not the Cyetana wanted by ImHligra- tion Agent Jones, of Naco, while her hearing was in prog ress in Justice Highs court yesterday on the charge of having "sneaked" across the bor, der from Mexico and of being an in. moral person.
 But positive Identification was made by a large scar on the right side of the woman's neck, the result of an ugly fight in Cananoa several years ago. When Jones found that the woman bore the scar he lost no time in informing her ths. she would be immediately taken to Naco and ss eorted from there to the Mexican country
 For several weeks the woman ha: been living dissolute life on ChihGa hua hill but has managed to keep he; identity a secret, although the officer. havr been on a consistspz s. arch foi her She is accused Of having tw.c' been caught in the act of crossil; the border and of making third anS successful attempt.
 As the officers have sufficient proc that the life she led in the Territor, was not within the limits of the law no time will be lost in again return ing her to Cananea with added instruc ton that should she again attempt ihr trick. the jail doors will be opened q her for a long visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
BIS TANK IS DUE ID
 ARRIVE NEXT WEEK Three Water ReceptaCIes For Fire Purposes Will Soon
 Be Installed

Within another week the big city tank to be installed on Brewery hill will have arrived and work will have begun on its construction. The tank will have a capacity of 250,0o0 gallons and as soon as installed, water will be pumped in immediately so that the entire business section of the city will be protected from the standpoint of fire.
 The two other tanks are to be in- stalled on Chihuahua hill and School hill Just 1s,e00 feet of mains have already been laid with 14.o0o yet Jo be completed. As all mains have been laid in the gulches the rains will not defer the work which is now being hurried toward completion as rapidly as possible
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
DEPUTY SHERIFF Is
 PROUD OVER RECORD Will White Claims He is Fast
 est Ever in Running Up Steep Hill

Deputy Sheriff Will White is out with the challenge that he can de- feat any officer in Cochise county n a sprint of one hundred yards up hill. He had no official timers yesterday when he indulged in a two-miie over hill chase after Steve Mitroyich who had used a T:stol in beating up Spi-o RafealovicE.
 The battle took place near the lumber yard on Brewery gulch at which time a controversy had arisen regarding a claim of house rent, said to be owed to RafeaIovich by Nitro vich. Words led to personalities and personalities to blows, during whica Mitrovich whipped out large pistol and began beating his victim about tho head
 Tn the meantime, Deputy White had been notified but he arrived on the scene just after Mitrovich had ffn- ished the assault and had started on a nasty jaunt over School hill. White, seeing the condition Of Rafealovich. thought a murder had happened and started in post haste after the assail- ans.
 Up hills and down hills, across gulches and along unbroken paths, the chase led until the officer finally executed finesse and skirted Claus sen hill in a short cut to make Tomb stone canyon. There. he found his man, mopping the precipitation from his brow but without the heavy
 weapon which has not yet been rc- covered
 Mitrovich explained that he had taken to the hills to rest up" bit White convinced him that the iatl would do just as well and immediate ly escorted his man to Justice High $ court. where RafeaiovicE swore on complaint of assault with deadly weapon. The bond was fixed at $5oo. which Mitrovich soon produced and was then ordered to appear in Jus tce Highs court Monday afternoon. Mitrovich had several gashes cut on his head but is not seriously wounded
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
NEW INNOVATION
 SEES LIGHT
Board of Trade Secretary Rey- holds Introduces Get To-
 Gether" Club Scheme
VALUABLE CIVIC BODY
 AIMS TO CREATE INTEREST

The "Get Together club" is the lat est innovation to be introduced by the Bisbee Board of Trade. the organi- ration of which is to be perfected i'm mediately upon the return of several of the members now enjoying a sum- mer's outing on the Pacific coast. The purpose of the organization Is for social diversion and to awaken interest in the organization.
 Secretary Reynolds has planned a scheme which, for pure fun and so- cial diversion. is in a class by itself. On the evenings scheduled for meet ings of the Get Together club bus mess will simply be left entirely out of the ques ton. Entertainments will be in the form of smokers and so- cials with vaudeville. music and past masters in thu art of story telling.
 It is the plan to secure one of the hest halls in the city in which to hold the meetings which will quite probably be monthly affiiirs. Back of the idea of good times is the plan to arouse interest amo,4g the professional men of the c..y. who, according to the prese.,t conducting of the Board of Trsle. are unable to derive any bene- fi,s of a personal nature.
 For that reason, many of the best class of citizenship have not identi- fled themselves with the board and. according to Secretary Reynolds, it is hardly to be expected that they should. The present membership to- tals in the neighborhood of forty ac- tive workers while Mir. Reynolds fig ures that the total should be at least one hundred.
 The meetings of the club will be strictly home" affairs without the usual bore attached to formal occa' sions and with only the idea of en- toying a pleasant evening without the worries or thought of business affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
CORONER's JURY
 SAYS SUICIDE
Inquest Held Yesterday Over Death of Frank Johnson and
 Verdict. Rendered
WIFE TELLS OF HUSBAND
 TAKING CARBOLIC ACID

During the coroner's inquest held yesterday afternoon in Justice Highs court, relative to the death of Frank Johnson occurring lasterday morn ing at the Johnson home at 69 OK. street, sufficient evidence was intrc- duced by the widow of the deceased to leave not the slightest doubt but what Johnson had been contempist- ing the rash act for some time aaa that his actions previous to his death were of the most deliberate kind.
 In broken tones and with tears streaming down her furrowed cheeks, Mrs. Johnson told of her nerve rack ing experience with her husband, De- ginning with the first intimation or anything wrong being noticed by one of her daughters. While she. the wife. was at neighbor's house ap- pealing for aid, the daughter ran 10 her with the exclamation Mamma, hurry up: there is something wrong with papa
 Upon the return of Mrs. Johnson to the house, her husband was lying on a couch. breathing laboriously and with his last breath exclaimed:
 Goodbye. mamma. l am going 10 take my last sleep and have good rest"
 The remainder of the testimony was introduced by Dr. Bledsoe. wlo arrived after the man had died: by Mrs. Harrington, who answered the call of Mrs. Johnson for assistance: by Ernest Palmer. who sold the three ounce vial of carbolic acid to Mir. Johnson and by William Stack who made the trip for the physician.
 Sc conclusive was the evidence that the jury did not even leave their seats while arranging verdict which read: We. the jury. find that Frank John son came to his deeth by self a2- ministered carbolic acid. taken with suicidal intent"
 The funeral will be held from the residence at two o'clock this after noon, Rev. Spicer of the Baptist churh officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
DR. SHINE RETURNS
 WITH FISH STORY Dr. Caven is Reported to Have Medal For Catching
 Big Fish

Dr. F. E. Shine, head surgeon at the Copper Queen hospital has re- turned from the coast with a fish story that is not only authentic bu. good to listen to.
 While in company with Dr. C. l.. Caven formerly mayor of Bisbee. and head surgeon at the Copper Queen hospital, on the briny deep, the latter snared a member of the finny tribe that actually tipped the scales (not fish scalesD at forty-eight pounds.
 For his success Dr. Caven receiv- ed prize in the shape of an engraV- ed button from the Pacific Coast fishing clug of which he is one of the most prominent members.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17

Australian Mine Workers. Australian mines employ 1z0. 900
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
BOIL WEEv|L STORY CAUSES COTTON DROP Report of Government Ento-
 moiogist Creates Panic
 Contracts Slump

NEW YORK. July 16.-A remark ale freak in the cotton market Ic- cured today as a result of a special report on the boil weevil situation. by the government entomologist, Dr. Hunter, at the end of which decline came. cotton for the new crop deliy- cry was selling at s2 bale less than the closing price Thursday.
 The break was marked by panic of Iiuidaticn and eWitement. Within half an hour prices hal declined fully 8 joints, and while the market re covered a few points of the loss, the close was barely steady.
 The selling which started around s12.s7 for December. early in the week continued in increasing volume until this morning when the December con tracts were selling at s12.15.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
Aimas. 1hin .a AIr

AInoev Inn as AIT.
 The film of soap bubble is but S.500, booth part of an inch in thick ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
TOWNSHIP LOTS
 ID BE SOLD
City Hopes to Realize S10O,- 900 From Sale for Sinking
 Fund Purposes
ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR
 THIS YEAR IS $3,10O,4 APP

WMis~ the city secured almost susi' cient funds to liquidate the present indebtedness. excepting the recent bonded debts, the desire 10 establish or create a sinking fund with which to meet the payments of interests cn bonds has not been realized. For this reason, the sale of the lots il the townsite by the city will soon be- gin in which it is hoped that from s75, ,0G0 to s100,000 will be realized.
 Special acts of the legislature pro vided fer the establishment of tue townsite and the privilege of the sale so that there is nothing to hinder the city from proceeding with the plan. While there are many choice lots in the site there are also many that may be obtained by yenS small invest ment inasmuch as the prices will wary from Sl0 on up.
 From such proceeds. the city VII then be enabled to establish neat sum in the way of a sinking fund, sufficient to care for the interests of the bends recently floated and also to meet the current expenses, when added to the regular revenues from other sources
 City Secretary Gage completed tte figures as presented by the assessors increase over the preceding year of S146.621.4S. The assessments for 199S were s2,630.4s6.57, while for the pres ent year. the figures total, from the figures presented by the assessors s3.l00,422 or an increase of s465. a35.4S
 To the latter amount is added the increases decided upon by the city council while seated as a board Q! equalization. the increase being s216. CSC Figuring the total of s3.10a.4s. on two percent basis or tax rate of s2 on each $100 valuation. the city will realize revenue of s6e00S.44
 Bonded Indebtedness
 In not considering the bonded ia debtedness recently assumed, Bisbee now owes warrants to the amount cl s7o,000. yet with the other sources J, income, this indebtedness will easiis be liquidated This will then leave Bisbee owing the waterworks bond; of s125,000, the street improvement bonds of s125.0o0 and the sewer bonds amounting to sse,000. total indebt edness of $330,000.
 in the establishment of sinking fund. the city will not only be abe to meet the payments of interest. bul gradually increase the total by other sources of revenue to the extent that by the time of the last payment or the bonds which arrives in 1882. all present indebtedness will have been wiped out
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-17
MUSICAL COMEDY STAR osowNs

PEORIA, H., July 16.-Jeannettn Dolan. famous throughout the country as a musical comedy star and hs!' brother. James Dolan, of Chillicathe, were drowned off the island opposite Columbia park today while fishing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
exports by the German Liner

Exports DY the herman Liner
The German steamer Hermonthis of the Kos
mos line sailed for Hamburg and way ports Tues
day with cargo laden at this port valued al
S5i .31s 10 be distributed as follows
Panama, s2e9; Colombia. 81, 12s; Ecuador. $3.50
Peru, So 2S4; Chile. s., ,623; Bolivia, SIG; Eng
land, s11 ,697 Germany. S14.22s; Belgium $3.50
Holland, 81 $50 The principal exports and
their destina tions were follows:
To Mexco-160 bbls -four 300 gals wine
10 cs whisky 20 pkgs potatoes, % pkgs onions
31s lbs nuts. 1SS lbs butter, II cs canned goods
500 lbs goldfish. 500 lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs ant
20 bxs raisins, 20 pcs steel. 81. l25 lbs soda
172 pkgs machinery. 30 pkgs fireworks
To Central America-520 gals and 20 cs wine
"a cs whisky 45 cs canned goods 1914 lbs dried
fruit, J5~bxs raisins. 300 Kerosene 10 cs gaso
line. 100 SKIS cement 1s 443 lbs tallow 20 cs oils
pkgs paints. buoys, 1 boat, 8 coils rome
pkgs ship. chandlery
To Panama-30 cs salmon. 4 pkgs fireworks
2 cs miscellaneous merchandise.
To Coombia-9S bbls -four 600 gals snd cs
wine. canned goods, 9.34S lbs rice, 7o0 lbs
raisIns. 5,925 lbs tallow, pes steel, 5,765 II
To Ecuador-25o bbls -four, 81 cs canned goods
81 salmon. 900 gals wine, 23s lbs dried fruit
- bxs seap, 250 coils rope
To Peru-55, 200 lbs malt, 40 cs canned goods
40 cs salmon. 5000 lbs spices, II .227 lbs taiIow
103 coils rope.
To Chiie-11O salmon. 1000 lbs Goldfish
200 lbs dried fruit A canned goods 81 mixes
fireworks, 30 coils rope, "a bdls brooms. 10 Is
soap, il logs hardwood
To England-65. 600 lbs dried fruit. .p4o %
canned fruit. 81, 7,56o lbs talow, 1901 lbs horns
canned fruit .o03 lbs vanilla beans. DDS bbls
asphalt 10000 lbs cascara bark.
10 Holland-20, ,3T5 lbs dried fruit
In addition 70 the foregoing the steamer bod
6,ie6 bbls -four. 81 200 ctls wheat, 90 cs sal.
mon. 266, $40 IT lumber, 5042 bds shocks and
spars, valued at $50. .99s. laden on Puget sound
and 40.032 IT lumber valued at $50 from Ta
coma for England.