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Evening star., 1909-08-20

Atlantic City Is showing q rapid and
substantial advance in prosperity. There
is no reason why 1t should not. Each
summer 1t absorbs a considerable por'
tion OF the country's spare change with
the regularity of slot machine.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
President and School Children.


From the Omaha Bee.
1t is announced from Chicago that
one of the features of President Taft's
coming visit there will be the passing
in review almost of the entire body of
school children of the big city. A SINH
lar feature for the Presidents enter
tainment in Omaha had already been
suggested to Ak-Sar-Ben officers hav
ing the program in charge. If the
school children are given an oppor-
tunity to see and greet the President
and carry the impression home with
them 1t will not make so much differ
ence If limitations of time prevent him
meeting all the grown-ups. The Presi-
dent could be taken on an automobile
tour Immediately on his arrival In
Omaha. with stops at . dozen of the
principal school buildings In the city.
at which the children attending .he
schools in the section could be conYre-
gated and massed to receive him. Let
the school children see the President.
They will carry the remembrance of 1t
all through their after lives. 1t will
afford them inspiration and example.
It is rare occasion which can be fully
utilized In no better way.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

Texas lis doubtless convinced that Ne
braska ought do something handsome for
w. j. Bryan as a reward for. his de-
termination not to become citizen OF
the Lone Star state.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

The ease with which American million-
aires secure certificates OF pedigree re-
Iating them to ancient nobility consti
tutes q reminder that all men are re.
lated II they. count back as far as Adam
or even Noah.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

solution OF the problem q bit In advance.
These are intricate and diffeult questions
for the court to determine, and probably
the trial Of the aiYplane suit will be one
OF the most interesting ever held.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

Reports that Chicago packers have Sc
cured firm grip on the worlds supply
of beef are calculated to impress the
ultimate consumer with the desirability
OF stocking the back yard with a few
chickens
Evening star., 1909-08-20

A growing tendency manifests itself
to regard brainstorm as something too
serious to be cured by a short course OF
treatment by a lawyers firm.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
impractical.

she is very liberal in her charities,
said one woman.
YES" answered the other, Liberal, but
not always practical. For instance, she
wanted to send load Of alarm clocks to
Africa to aid sufferers from the sleeping
sickness
Evening star., 1909-08-20

| After all, some OF the most objection
| able plays contain no more shocking dia-
logue than Is sometimes developed in
! the courts in the course of cross-ex-
animation.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

In all the excitement over dig-digs and
hippopotami the summer sea-serpent SEN
sation has been overlooked this year.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

U1s ssGes to avoid delays On sesount
pf psssenai sbssses astsscs- - TIE
JTA1 sAsslA net - saArssssd 70 say
aA1vsaaaa eoaassesa With ,tAs o1les. bus
n1yly 30 11D O4A8. OF % ths 1disosasl
sg Dusiasss Department. according 70
tenor o. yuspsss.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

Leslie NJ. Shaw thinks that the people
have intimidated their representatives.
Perhaps it is better that a statesman
should be a little afraid of his constitu-
ents.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

The Pennsylvania railways big order
for more rolling stock constitutes about
the most significant prophecy of pros
perity that has yet been offered.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Coming to Him.

THAT politician always seems inclined
to hope for TIE best
HE has a right to- answered Senator
Sorghum. Hes from Ohio
Evening star., 1909-08-20

The ultimate consumer seldom laughs
at Joker in legislation. As rule
he is the man the joke is on.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

One OF Thaw's principal delusions an
pears to have been that an unlimited
supply Of money would accomplish any
thing.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

Saratoga shows signs of renewed ambi-
tion to figure as the country's great
center for horse racing and politics.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Echoes of the Game.

There is no doubt about Charley's
being a thorough optImist,' said young
Mrs. Torkins.
How do you know"
II overheard him at card party he
gave to his man friends. He said scarce
ly anything all evening except that's
good!
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Latest in oerpents.

FROM the Boston Transcript
The giant aeroplane'' seen by the
life savers on Fishers Island was
doubtless sky serpent.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
The Early Arrival.

Old Hudson's luck was something rare
The craft which lie commanded
Found ne'er q customs person there
To fret him when he landed.
Evening star., 1909-08-20

Having securely landed a fine large
profit, Patten does not feel under any
obligations to explain or apologize.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
The Sense Of Danger.

The Sense Of Danger.
A-gwine down de road whah de screcch
owl roos'
I tried to keep my courage, but it
want no use,
Ny teeth done chatter. an tremble in de
knee,
When she lif up her voice in dat MON
full key.
/ couldn 'spiain it.
Cep to say,
rs how It's natchelly
Jes' my way.
I were gwine to party uhah met Buck
Jones.
Dey was all a-fiashin razors an
a-throwin' stones.
An a-shootin' de lamps out lef' and right,
An cert'n'y had mighty fine time dat
night.
Jumped right In.
A-feelin' gay,
Because It's natcielly
Jes my way.
But, comm back home, m. blood ran
thin.
Wien heard dat screech owl wall ag'in,
| got to de door tired out complete,
Fun keepin' up wifi my runaway feet.
DIS question OF courage.
wants to say,
Depends on what's natchelly
Jes. yoh way.
Evening star., 1909-08-20
Unpleasant Encounters

Does Bliggins meet his obligations?
"Frequently,' answered Miss Cayenne.
But he almost invariably snubs them"
Evening star., 1909-08-20

s11 03A1 has . xsgulae a1a parma
seat Family CiroS1ataon much uoss
eAaa tAs coaltas1 eirou1atioa Of the
ether Washiugtes lsinss. ~ . Nsws
esl ,AAvsssjsipg MEDIUM Il has no
eo1pstitoS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04
ARIZONA MINING NEWS

The Ray Consolidated and the ella
Copper companies. whose properties
are located at Ray. i'm Pnal county.
held their annual elections last week
in New York, and the personnel IF
their directorates. underwent some
slight changes. W. Hinkle-Smith and
Charles Havden, who have acquired
large holdiSss of the Ray Consolidat-
ed stock since the last annual cleo
ton, were elected to. succeed ]. ID.
Hawkins and Mr.. Gordon. A. Chester
Beatty was chosen to succeed Charles
H. Cutting on the ella board. Mr.
Cutting was one of the original own
ers of the ella ground. but he has sold
such a large portion of his interests
that his resignation followed.
The personnel of the two boards is
now as follows:
Ray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AID
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

rich. c. VI. MacNeill. w Hinkle Smith.
Charles Hayden. d. c. Jacklincy y.
Chester Beatty, Spencer Penrose,
Seeleg w Mudd E. p. Shove.
Gila-SherwoOd Aldrich. C. M. Mac
;Neill. Spencer Penrose, Seeley w.
Mudd. E p. Shove. D. c. lacking, a.
Chester Beattyis - ~ =ril-
With the payment on September 80
of the third quarterly dividend of pig
per cent on its capital stock by Phelps.
Dodge & Co, Incorporated at the be-
ginning of the current calendar year.
the corporation has delivered to its
shareholders $S.75O.OOo, or at the rate
of $5,OO0,0O0 for. the year, says the
Wall Street Journal.
In the following table the dividend
paid on the company's properties be-
fore and after they were combined in
to the present corporation. together
with the rate per cent of the dividends
paid on the basis of the new capitaliz-
alton are set forth.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

Al tne present rate.
During the first six months of, the
current fiscal and calendar year
Phelps. Dodge & Co. produced sc, 400
600 pounds. or at the rate of approx
mately 133,O0O.OOO pounds for the year.
This throws some light on the enor-
nous rate of the copper output as re-
ported by the Copper Producers asso-
citation, for Phelps. Dodge & Co. is the
third in the Big Five" group of cop
per producers of which the Amalga-
mated Copper, company is the leader
with the Cole-Ryan properties a very
close second and the Guggenheim and
Calumet and Hecla interests occupy
ing fourth and, fifth Opsitions respec-
lively The following fable brings out
the increase in the Phelps-Dodge cop
prnducfiOn over fnrtpnar
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

frey a asP'9 sSy sSssP'sS Sf Vital 1T Stats
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die s ts9 Of vs s:'s sats. asu. s'+ Is:
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Chapter 1O2 Laws
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Chapter Section Laws
Men n"g II, office ,a TFi , Treasurer
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

Section a. Laws 1909
$40 Sept 3d. 10000 Secretary
Chapter s, Section Law 1909.
$50 Sept 3d. 1880 A Kirk
80" Chapter 80 Sect IN g. Laws 1907.
SOL Sept 80 10000 John Wright Salary General septem
Tracy salary as Auditors Clerk September
! Chapter sectn e.. Laws
SSa Sept 30 2o w McNar Salary Member Arizona Railway
SIS. Sept 80 ss Bne ns SEPTEMBER ssona Railway
$50 Sept 80 2osss George stone ' t
September
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5Ss Sept 80 $4,000 James Grand Territorial Engineer
| Chapter Section T. Laws
S57 Sept 3d. 10000 Milford Arizona Historian
Chapter Laws
Ss Sept 30 $4,000
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

Continued on Page 10)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04
THE REcODD Of GENERAL FUNDS WARRANTS ISSUED

CONTINUED from page 81
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-10-04

Services making transcript of assess
ment rolls. Livestock Sanitary Board,
IS days at $500 per day, September 1.
Services making transcript of assess
ment rolls, Livestock Sanitary Board.
10 days at $500 per day. September 6.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
PREACHERS HAVE
WILD ADVENTURE
Are Thrown from Runaway
Buggy and Sustain Many
Serious Injuries.
TOURING THE COUNTY

While on the evangelical tour of the
Nara Visa community, Rev. j. ". Tay
Tor. baptist minister of Park"rsburg,
Nest Virginia, met with serious ac
ridrut last Tuesday morning The
evangelist was IN company with Rev.
H. I. Harris aud the Two were driv
my across the country when the horses
became frightened aud ran away,
Both ministers we're thrown out Of
the vehicle aud the buggy was almost
demolished by being dashed against
u fence post, Rev Taylor sustained
broken arm and other injuries.
They were taken back to Mar Visa
in farmer wagon and there given
medical attention. Rev. Taylor is well
known in Tucumcari having been here
for the past two months as the guest
of Judge Cutlip. Rev Harris il work
cr for home mission and resides neai
Mar Visa
The tea.a they we're driving belongs
To Judge Cutlip and nad been driven
very little before Rev, Taylor will be-
brough, to Tucumcari the first Of next
week
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
POST OFFICE AND
STORE ARE BURNED
Conaagration at Moore To.
tally Destroys the Prop,
erty of Mr.. Moore.

The post office and store building
belonging to J. A. Moore, at Moore,
y, NJ, twelve miles from this city
was burned to the ground last Tuesday
morning. The building and stock were
Ia total loss aud amounted to over two
thousand dollars when the building
burned.
Nothing was saved from the post
Ohice but fortunately there was NO
registered mail OF valuable letters or
puck ckages in the olhce at the time Of
the lire. j. A. Moore has been the sole
merchant and postmaster IN the vii
lagc for several years aud owns con.
siderable property in his vicinity.
The origin Of the fire is still un.
knOwuand there seems TO be no prob
able theory as 10 how the building
caught There was no fire protection
NJ Moore aud as soon as the blaze was
discovered it was seen that the build.
my was doomed. The fire WAS famed
by stin breeze and burned dercely
until leveled to the ground.
The building and stock were psrti.
ally covered by insurance. II in not
known whether Mr.. Moore will rebuild
OF not but this will probably be decid
sd IN few days.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
OHIOAN WRITES TO
SHERIFF OF BOWERS
Once Had Interest in the
Man Who Was
Shot Here.
SAW 1T IN THE NEWS

The report that Joe Bowers, the man
who was shot 10y sheriff Ward month
ago, Is bad hombre, has been con.
irmed 80 far as the evidence Of one
II concerned.
Seeing an account Of the shooting
IN the News the man who knew Bowers
IN OHIO, and who was self appointed
guardian to the boy for some time,
wrote TO the sheriff that it was u bad
man he had shot. The stranger says
that Bowers was an orphan and that
he took considerable interest in him
before he became Of age and procured
positions for him in several of the east
ern cities
All this was unapprcciated by the
"roundcr who could do nothing but
spend money and finally the protector
withdrew his influence and left Bowers
to get out of some scrRpes in New
York as best he could. Since then
Bowers has done nothing but evolve
into professional hobo and boasts
of crossing the continent twice In a
single year without a cent Of railroad
fare.
This information was furnished the
sheriff gratis by an influential man in
Ohio who reads the News regularly
and who had almost lost track Of his
old charge,
Bowers is still confined in the county
Jail and will not be given u hearing
until his ease is acted ON by the grand
jury which will meet in October, His
wound is practically healed and Bow.
ers is able 10 take his turn at the
work which is required OF prisoners
in the Jail,
lie treats the whole affair as mat
ter Of course and boasts Of his scrap
with the sheriff.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
FIRE DESTROYS
STEAM LAUNDRY
w. F. Buchanan Announces
He Will Rebuild the
Laundry at Once
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Business Will be Conducted
as though Nothing had
Happened.

fir" originating ~ the engine room
totally destroyed 'h" Tucumrnrl steam
Laundry yesterday morning at five
thirty % clock The tire alarm was
blown ~ SOON o., the blaze va. di,cov.
cred and th" buys we're soon ~ the
seen" of coufagtatiuu. Despite all
Efforts, however, the building burned
80 'h" ground inside Ut ~ hour only
q few of the contents were saved and
these were partialy damaged
The TucumcHrl Steam Laundry had
recently been purchased by ". y.
Bu"hanan and the owner was spending
considerable money 10 improve the
building and plant. Five hundred dul
lars had already been spent IN caip.n
ter work \ great deal Vt new ma
rhiurry was ordered but fortunately
this had not arrived The loss amounts
10 about dv" thousand dollars, mostly
covered by insurance
No sooner had the building been
hWIU'N InHN VT, bNc hhiAn mNdc the
announcement that he will rebuild the
laundry ~ once The new huildnp
will hc constructed ou the same site
where m" nld one stood II will hc
built of adobe with concrete hnur
aud metal ceiling ard roof
\ complei" aud mp 10 date plant will
be- installed aud il l. estimated that
the new laundry will be- IN operation
In-id" oi ninety days
MI buchanan hn, made temper
AIRY arrangement with the Dnlhut
Laundry aud not day will he lost
IN the laundry work M clothes sav
cd from the fire were sent To Dalhart
th" same day and will ne delivered
with .~tlr delay Nn sooner was II
seen that the building was doomed
than arrangements were made with the
other laundry to handle the local busi
ness.
The Tucumrari wagon will continue
On IA" streets and all business will be
handled through the locai laundry
Temporary offices have been opened 10
the First National Bank building.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
ENGINEER MAKES
INSPECTION TOUR
Work Along Tucumcari and
Memphis Grade Makes
Rapid Strides.
CAP ROCK DIFFICULT

The construction work along the
grade of the rucumcari and Memphis
railruai Is making rapid progress AT
present. \ larger force Is wOrKing this
week than has been on the grade since
thcwork has started, three months apo.
over three hundred teams and scrap
crs are NJ work dauy aud every camp
il the scene of business.
The grade has been completed out
Of the 'ity for IA distance of ten miles
and the rails are being laid from the
other end of the line with increasing
rnpidiiy, II was hoped that steel lay
ing would bc commenced at this point
by the middle Of June hut the pros
poets now are that no rails will he
laid here until after the middle of July.
on account of the recent rush in the
rail plants at Pittshurg,
j. d. Berry, the chief engineer Of
the Rock Island aud Frisco systems.
was in the city tHis week and made an
inspection trip over the line of grad
ing. lie was accompanied by engineer
stark aud Contractor Bouchnrd, the
the general manager of the Ware Con
struetion company, Mr. berry express
cd his congratulations to the local
management on the rapldiiy in which
they are building the grade,
A great many of tine sections Of the
work have been completed and the con
tractors are now in the Cap Rock sec.
tion. This il one OF the most difi
cult portions Of the road to grade,
since most Of the way will have TO
he cut through solid rock. Several
ear loads OF dynamite have already
been sent to this section aud the work
has begun,
The bridge building will not he
commenced until the rails are laid from
this end All the timbcrs are here and
will he shipped over the line as soon
M the road is ready to handle them,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-05-15
INSURANCE MEN
HAVE BUSY WEEK
Contract is Let to Repair
Bank Building at Large
Cost.
M NY SETTLEMENTS
Mrs. Fuckers Insurance on
Stock May be Settled
This Afternoon.

This week has Deen a busy one
among the insurance men Of the city.
several companies had representatives
here "a, adjus, he lossos incurred IN
the I'D Of Ne U.s., National Bank
building aud other recent fires. The
bank building was adjusted and the
loss was placed at hyc thousand dol
lars, These figures were those adyanc
ed by VIM. 4. Schubcl, who built the
building aud knew the amount Of the
damage by being familiar with the
construction of the building.
No sooner was the settlement made
10 the satisfaction Of all concerned,
than the contract was lot for the re
paratiun of the building. wm. A. Schu
bel left Tuesday evening for ~. Worth,
Texas, to purchase the material for re-
pairing the building OF once Work
will he commenced next week and will
be- finished in a short while.
7 \. Muirhead = loss was fully ad
iustcd last Friday and all was settled
very satisfactorily TO both parties The
matter was settled by inyitory and
MuIrhead has on lire sale today,
which will continue through the com
ing week
The damage done to the lodge room
was settled for the amount of four
hundred aud thirty two dollars.
The insurance ON Mrs. l.. C.Rucker :
millinery stock had not been adjusted
at late hour this morning The mat
ter has been under discussion and
settlement may be reached This after
noon or the first of next week.
The loss Of the steam Laundry has
already been settled. Full value was
collected. The hre at Moore il still
being considered and settlement in
the matter will not be reached before
the middle of next week.
Several of the losses Of the Nara
Visa tre were adjusted this week by
local insurance men aud attorneys.