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Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Of Agin, On Agin, for Water in
Street Fountains.
WATER COMPANY ACTS UP SOME
CITY Told only Ten TrouRhs Can Have
water Under Contract. and COun-
ell VIII Let water Board
Fix IL Up,

Acknowledging that it can do nothing
with the Omaha Water company. the city
council Tuesday night referred to the Water
board notification sent by the city engineer
that the company has refused to furnish
water to any Of the fountains I'm the city
and to only ten OF the seventy-five water
ing troughs.
The city engineer informed the council
that he turned on the water the first of
the month. but that the water company
turned It off from all but ten troughs. He
proceeded TO turn II on again. but was
notified by the company that II he did so
the pipes leading to all troughs and foun-
talns would be disconnected, holding that
the contract with the city provides that
water shall be furnished to only ten
troughs and no fountains.
The Water board is running the water
works, or thinks it is, and therefore I think
this matter better be referred to IT," said
Councilman Bridges, and the communica-
ton from the city engineer was so referred.
EIsasser Has an Idea.
Councilman Flnkhouser intrc duced a reso-
luton raising the salary of the gas COM
missioner from $500 to $500 a year, but
after considerable discussion it was referred
to the committee OF the whole. Council
man Elsasser said he thought the present
council had no right to tackle anything
new, that it should merely clean up the old
business, and let the newlcouncil start in
~unhampered with any changes.
A resolution providing for a refund Of
the filing fees paid by candidates who filed
for the Fire and Police board and for city
engineer prior to the primary was also
referred to the committee Of the whole.
The new charter was not passed in time
for these candidates to get on the primary
ballot and therefore some OF the council
men thought the money ought to be re-
funded. The city attorney advised delay
until the law can be looked up on the ques.
ton.
Residents of Dundee presented a protest
against lowering the grade of Cunning
street at F~ort-eighth street three feet, as
such lowering would cause changing the
grade Of a number of streets in the suburb
at great cost to property owners. The pro-
test was referred to the committee on
street Improvements.
TIL council instructed the city building
inspector to Issue the permit for construct
ing the new 81 100000 court house without
cost.
May % was decided upon as dog day"
and the city poundmaster was instructed
b. resolution to begin catching and i'm
pourding dogs not tagged. All dogs not
wearing tags will be taken to the pound
and If not redeemed will be shot.
A new ordinance prohibiting the erection
of billboards within twelve feet of any
building was introduced.
Judge Louis Berka, Louis Burmester, j.
r. Hummel and Charles NJ, Davis, the re-
publican councilmen-elect from the First,
Third. Eighth and Twelfth wards, respec-
lively, were present at last nights meet
ing of the council.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Lyngby Left
Money Tor Debts
Iowa Danish Consul Sets Aside Fiji
teen Hundred Dollars and Has
Not Been Seen Since,

=. Further inquiry into the affairs of V.
Lyqgby, Danish consul FOR Iowa and To-
osted at Council Bluffs, who disappeared a
couple Of weeks ago. has disclosed no dis
erepahey. This further inquiry, however,
1as resulted in finding is a safety deposit
BOX $3.50 and a note asking that that por-
Ion OF the money necessary be used in pay
ng What debts the atseht' consul yves in
he Bluffs.
A Larson Of Racine, Wis, father-in-law
" Mf. Lyugby, arrived Tuesday TO conduct
Al inyestisation ana discovered the money
,n deposit IN the bank.
otto Wolff, Danish consul for Nebraska
and Ioealed in Omaha, says that friends of
Mr.. Lyngby have received letter from him
mailed from a Pacific coast city.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Music

Through the courtesy OF Mr. George A.
Joslyn. and the kindness Of MIR. s.. Archer
Gibson, a neat sum Of money was added
to the building fund Of the Child Saving
Institute. by means Of an organ recital
which was given at the First Baptist
church last evening.
Mr.. Gibson. who resigned from the posi-
ton OF organist at the Brick Presbyterian
church of New York just before Easter. IS
Court Organist, as il were, at the beautiful
castle OF Mr.. Joslyn. just at present. AS
stated on the program. the entire proceeds
Of the concert go to the Institute.
Mr.. Gibson wore the gown and hood Of
the American Guild OF Organists and he
played a program Of very popular organ
music to an audience which almost filled
the auditorium Of the Baptist churchs
A very sensible idea in connection with
the concert was the limited use of lights,
Only n few groups Of lights were used and
they were all-sufficient The idea Is we'll
worthy of imitation by local impressarios,
who purpose giving concerts in this church
in the future. OF Mr.. Archer Gibson. who
was advertised as the New York Wizard
Of the Organ 1t may truly be said that
he demands and secures effects which are
most unusual and in most cases extremely
WtlCoHle' II duylnl1B neeuS IeNlNlnB anu
galvanization today along musical lines it is
the organ-playing of the period. The organ
itself has been modernized and revolution
lied to such an extent that II the noble old
John Sebastian Bach heard a modern In
strument. he would wonder what It was.
But the style Of playing is practically un-
changed.
Modern to the last minute is Archer
Gibson. Technically, endowed beyond
measure; temperamentally, surcharged
with emotional expression, from qulverins
aspens to forked lightning and thunder
burst. Here is an Archer who draws a
powerfully musical bow and sends bril-
liant arrows straight to the mark.
His watchword seems to be Effects"
He studies them al all times. he uses his
wonderful technique so that you don't
notice it unless you really know what the
man is doing. He uses every possible re-
source of the instrument, in tune and out
of tune, and at times he made the build
ing rock with the power of his fortissimos.
He Is addicted to the too frequent use Of
the Vox Humane stop, and the "Batiste"
flute arpeggios and chromatic scales
which are so dear to the heart OF the
dilettante.
But he plays the organ, and he makes il
sound like the orchestra and he will never
fail to appeal to an audience. Last night
thusiastic and delighted. Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Announcements of the Thentern.

Only a few more chances remain in
which to witness the present bill at the
Orpheum which closes Saturday night.
Saturday will as usual be amateur night
and everything indicates that it will prove
highly successful. Numerous amateurs
have been secured for the occasion so that
there will be no lack of talent. Those who
have not yet secured tickets should hasten
TO do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Probate for \
Conner Will
Formal Petition is Entered in District
Court, Signed by the APP
pellants.

a formal petition for the probate of the
alleged will of Joseph A. Common was en-
tered in district court Wednesday morn
ing. The transcript of proceedings on
county court was entered some time ago
and shortly after Judge Leslie had ruled
adversely to the proponents and for the
relatives.
The petition is a formal offer to probate
the copy of the will and is signed by Ed
ward r. Duffie, Richard Scannell and
Patrick Duffie and by Smyth & Smith, at
torneys for the appellants.
The case was entered when the transcript
was filed on Judge Kennedy's docket. It
will not be heard until fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
VIEWS OF THE ARMY POSTS
War Department Asks for Two Hun
dred and Fifty Head of
Horses.

The War department has asked for $50
cavalry and artillery horses and proposals
for them will be received at the office of
Major D. f. Mccarthy, chief quarter
master Of the Department. of the Mis-
souri, June 10. Two hundred Of the horses
are wanted for the cavalry and fifty for
the artillery branches Of the service.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

Captain William T. Wilder, paSmaster,
United States army, has been assigned to
temporary duty as chief paymaster of the
Department of the Missouri, vice the late
Major b. ID. Slaughter. who acted In that
capacity during the absence of Major H..
ID. Lord In Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

An army retiring board, consisting Of
Brlgadier General Charles Morton, Lieu
tenant Colonel w. p. Evans, Lieutenant
Colonel J. NJ. Banister, Major d. +. Nc
Carthy and Captain IL. L. Gilchrist. met
at army headquarters Wednesday after
noon TO pass upon the retirement OF Cap
tain Otto A. Nesmith of the signal corps
al Fort omaha on account of physical dis
ability.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
Reformed smelling.

An Easter holiday-makeT tells US Of an
interesting notice exhibited in the win
dow of a small shop IN the west OF Eng
land resort. IL ran:
M GilONE GNE 8 A POTT
To upholders OF the new orthagraphy
this should be interesting. II refers 10
homegrown honey and its price.-London
News
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

on at Hayden's has broken all records.
They purchased the entire stock of tine
Holmes Piano Co, Mankato, Mimi, at their
own cash offer and they are selling Baby
Grands and the latest style upright pianos
as we'll as Piano Players and Player Com
b~ination Pianos at the lowest prices high
grade instruments were ever sold at.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

HAVE YOU A GRAPHAPHONE? HERE
Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
HAYDEN BROS. are selling double faced
Records that will fit any machine and they
include all the latest popular as well| as
classic selections. There are a little over
one hundred of them on sale at 10 cents
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
TWO ZIG SALES SATURDAY.
Special Sales of SILK Hosiery and Kid
Gloves at Brandeis stores.

Gloves at stores.
Next Saturday we will hold a remark
able sale Of all pure silk hosiery, in all
colors and black, plain thread silk and
fancy colored embroidered silk-two prices
-69c and Csc.
Women's long kid gloves, in black, white
and tan worth up to 81 a pair, at acc.
EXTRA SPECIAL NEXT FRIDAY.
Imported all wool dress goods samples
3 TO 10 of one kind to m~atch-fancy suit
ings, serges, whlpcords, I'm beautiful weayes
BLACK and evening shades
BRANDEIS' STORES
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

The Cudahy Packing company has been
awarded the contract for a carload OF
canned sausage for the use Of the United
States arm in the Philippines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13
To Die ON the Sen 6oId

is painless, compared with the weak. lame
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
tiers is the remedy. SOC. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

The Entire Stock of the HOLMES PIANO
COMPANY, MANKATO, MINNESOTA. is
offered for sale at so cents on the dollar
at HAYDEN'S.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

Your complexion as well
as your temper is rendered
miserable by a disordered
liver. By taking Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets you can improve
both. They cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach and
improve the digestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-13

'''''''''''''''' y INVUII9UHi nut IVO
Response
:. Burton Whitmore, ValleyEHigh School
Recitation. ........... Grace Grau, Elk City
Our Educational Ideals. .....W w. A. Yoder
Reading of class roll.
Grove Baldwin, Elkhorn
Song-America ............... Audience
Presiding officer, Prof. G. K. Burkhoider.
Music by the Waterloo Pupils.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
aALLEaos-BACA WEDDING AN.
NoUNCED

The marriage Of joaquin Gallegos,
merchant Of Conant, and Miss Aurelia
Baca Of Las Vegas has been announced
to take place Mt Santa Rosa on Aug.
ust 22. Father Moline " Santa Rosa
will oficiate. Joaquin il a brother Of
the Hon. ~. v. Gallegos Of this city,
Receiver Of the U. 3. Land Office here,
and was formerly . resident Of this
city. lie was clerk Of the probate
court Of this county in loO56 and has
a great many warm friends In this city
and county. Miss Baea is the daughter
Of Manuel Baca Y. Ortiz Of Las Vegas
aud her mother Is a sister Of the wife
Of Eugenio Romero, a wealthy citizen
OF Las Vegas and territorial politician
Of great strength in the republican
party Of New Mexico. Immediately
following the marriage they intend max
ing 4 trip to the City Of Mexico and
other points in the Mexican Republic,
The News wishes them every bless
ing and lives of Usefulness and hap
piness.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04

C. C. Chapman has q hne Jersey COW
for sale.
j. 7. Flores has been appointed depu-
~ by sheriff Ward for this precinct.
Walter Coplen Of Rochester, Ind, haN
been employed as clerk in the Federal
Bank.
W. NJ. Evans and wife Of Nara Visa,
were registered at the Glenroek Wed
nesday.
Another shipment Of Those Tourist
Go.caTts, in Tan and Green leather, at
| The American. Ss.lt
The baby boy Of Rev. Chss. l.. Brooks
is reported better. The little fellow
has typhoid fever.
y. j. Jahhs is reported very sick st
the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. j.
7. Flores, at 623 Center street.
r. W. Gore, selling crude old burners,
is in town from Clinton, Okla, and
will leave an agency here for his pro.
duet.
John @. Jones left yesterday morning
taking a party Of Tueumeari. Memphis
engineers over the line to Adrian.
J. Ware OF the Ware Construction Co.,
building the Tueumeari.M Memphis, left
Tuesday morning returning to st. Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Coyle have
returned from 4 two months visit To
IT. Stanton, Lincoln County. After q
few days spent here they will re
turn to Richmond, Kentucky, whore they
intend TO spend some time with home
folks before returning to Tucumeari
Judge X. l.. Patterson has moved his
Office from the First National Bank
building to the court house. He hai
eommodious quarters and is now pre-
pared to entertain all who have business
with the Justice Of the Peace or Police
courts.
Highest Patent Flour. $40 at whit
mors's Grocery. est
Have soms rooms 70 ssat In adobe
furaishsA or embarrassed
James Lanisan.
Yirs Insurance. osrhAsds Realty o.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04

G. II. DE Yampert brought In n water
melon from he ranch east Of town Fri.
day that weighs 53h pounds.
c. c. Chapman has a good family
horse for sale.
VIM. O'Connor was in from the
O'Connor grading camp Friday. They
are going to finish up out there In
thirty days.
X. r. Hutchinson has been elected
to the position Of Assistant Cashier Of
the First National Bank TO succeed G.
q. Mardorf, resigned.
Look over Yaseen' = beautiful line Of
Wedding gifts which include cut glass,
s%ilverware and hand painted china at
reasonable prices. 4s.lt
j. A. Scott, one Of Quay county's most
successful farmers. spent the day in
town Friday. lie has all sorts Of crops
and has had the rain to mature them.
W. r. Buchanan will represent New
Mexico at the Bankers National Con.
v%ention of Supervisors Of State Banks
at Chicago on the 18th and l4th Of
this month.
That line Of Fancy silverware we
just received, Is something out Of the
ordinary. Every piece guaranteed at
The American. 4s-lt
Claim Agent Williams Of the Rock
ISLAND with head quarters at IT. Worth,
Texas, was in Tucumcari Thursday and
expressed himself as surprised at the
growth Of our city In the last two
years.
Fire Insurance, ocrhardt Realty Co.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
Organ Voluntary
w, @. +, u. NEWS.

The local union will meet in the new
Presbyterian church next Tuesday
the eth inst, at 8 p. m. All members
are expected 10 be present, as the an
nual election Of officers for the ensuing
year will be held on that afternoon
New members are being secured each
week both ladies and gentlemen. Prep
ara,ions for the territorial convention
are being rapidly made. Twenty.iv,
delegates are expected, and many visitor,
are reported intending to come. Tn,
local union should make ready to en-
terrain these guests during their stay
in this city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK
VERY ENCOURAGING

In Q conversation with some Of our
bushes men we learn that the prospect
for trade this fall is good, merchants
here are buying large stocks Of mer'
chandise and their sales for August
have been good. T. A. Muirhead told
q News reporter that their business for
August had been SO l.3 per cent larger
than for August 1905.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
HToRK NEWS

The stork has been monkeying around
the home Of Farr Herring this week,
and he reports q twelve pound baby boy,
Farr is 4 tickled dady and has already
given the youngster . name. II is Farr
| Wayne Herring.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
A SACRED CONCERT

On Sunday evening at 5 o'clock a
sacred concert will be given at the
Presbyterian church in this city. A
cordial invitation 10 extended to every
one, and Judging from the numbers on
the program and the names Of those
who will take part, a genuine treat ~
in store for lovers Of good sacred mu
sic. During the evening q silver OF
ering will be taken. The program is
as follows:
Organ Voluntary
Prayer,
Anthcm-Far From My Heavenly
Home, Choir,
Duet-Iosephene Spencer, Marguerite
Harvey.
Anthcm-Jesus Shall it Ever BET
D~uet-Hope Beyond, e.. Messrs. Evan,
and Stewart.
Anthem-Praise Ye the Lord, Choir
Anthem-The Beau iful Golden Gate
Choir
solo-I'm A Pilgrim, II. McElroy
Offering.
Prayer.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-09-04
Fire Insurance, osrhardt Realty 90

The Rawlins residence on Second
street, is finishing this week.
Two good secondhand buRgies for sale
Cheap or will trade.-C. G. Chapman.
s2.75 for all cotton Top mattresses
full size only at The American. 4s.lt
O. T. Weber, 1t. Joe. Mo, travelling
man, IL registered at the Cover
+. Is. stamfer, Kansas City. was In.
,eryiewinR customers here saturday
W. IA. Uerriek. nm Amarillo salesman.
was nj the Cover the 6rst of the week
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get in some more. G. G. Chapman.
Georve W. Parks Of Greenfield. III.
rsvi.,,red m, Nh. G,enroek Thursday
and continued ON TO Row Friday morn
ing where he went to visit has niece.
wANTED-Girl or woman for gen
eral house work, wages s4.0O per week
Address, Mrs. NJ. Crump.
Royal Hotel. Dalhart, Texas
Miss Florence surguy who has beef
an employee Of this paper for the pas
year, will next week give up her place
TO attend the Tucumeari High School.
Mrs. W. y. Buchanan and her sons
Leonard ana guy ieit MONDAY morn
ing TOT a > ''S'' WIN heI young
est daughter VINO resides IN Montana
Fine Watches and Jewelry repaire,
at Yaseen s. All work guaranteed. ASH
A beautiful line Of Elk emblem bu,
tons at Yaseen' Is Jewelry store. 4s.l
Lewis Roberts took tho third degre
Of oddfeilowship at Thursday night
session. w, ID. Bennett, A. y. smitI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
NEVER WORRY.

about cough-tnere's no need of worry if you will treat it at it's first appearance with Ballard's Hore- hound Syrup. It will stop the cough at once and put your lungs and throat back into perfectly healthy condition. For sale by Lowell Drug Company, Lowell, Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
BILLY BRITT IS DEAD
 OF STOMACH TROUBLE
WELL KNOWN SPORTING MAN AND MANAGER OF CHAMPIONS cAsHEs LAST BET.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. SO.-wilus Britt. well known sporting man. of this city, brother of the former light weight champion. James Edward Britt. died after an illness of a few hours duration at St. Joseph's hos pital here this afternoon. He be. came well known first, as the man. ager of his brother.
 Later he became manager of NeE son. the present light weight cham pion, then of Ketchel. the middle weight champion.
 Britt was taken ill week ago, bu; his malady id re. r,vea- alarming symptoms until yesterday afternoon He suffered from violent stomach disorder, but this morning appeared greatly improved. This aftcruoon he was seized by a violent paroxysm, which terminated in hemorrhages from the stomach. He died. without coming out of the stupor into wnich he had fallen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
.B|SBEE WINS FROM PASS
 CITY HIGHS IN GOOD GAME

The everlasting Indian sign which mas hung over Bisbes's athletic ev- ents was badly shattered when the Bisbee High School football team. in a clean, fast game, took the El Raso aggregation into camp yesterday to the tune of 10 to o. ana there1y ad- ministering the first defeat that the Pass City Highs have received in three years.
 The game wis Bisbees from the first whistle, when the local eleven tore through Fl Paso's line with such ease as to fairly startle the wis eors. In the first five minutes of play Bis bee scored a touchdown, showing Wal ter O'Malley across the line after the ball had been carried down the field by straigh nne-bucks, in which the entire baekfield played prominent part. Quarterback Benton getting away with the longest gain en d Ioc- ward pass
 The game was played in a bowling wind, which at times rendered 1t diff ficult to open ones eyes without risk ing being blinded. Bisbee was at a disadvantage at the start, as Ri Paso won the toss and chose the south goal, with the wind at their backs, However, it took the home boys but a few minutes to change this handi- cap and after a short exchange of punts, Bisbee started her straight football tactics hitting Fl Paso's line for good gains Then the forward pass, which Fl Paso had previously tried to use without success twice, was sprung by the locals.
 Walter O'MaIley got the ball and passed it to John O'Malley ana the latter started on as spectacular run as one would wish to see, 45 yards for a touchdown, with the whole Fl Paso team after him They got to him a couple of times, but with the help of hi5 teammates in breaking up interference, he each time wriggled away and continued his sprint. That made ten points, and that was where
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31
WINS
 OVER HE ARMY
GOOD GAME PUT UP BY WEST POINTERS - GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY AND THE RESULTS SHOWING TEAM FORM.

wESTPOINT, Oct. 30.-For the first time since the fall of 1906. liar yard played the Army here today.
 Harvard scored a touchdown and goal after ten minutes of play in the second half. Harvard scored in the first half when O'Flanerty dropped back to the twenty-five yard line and sent the ball between the posts for a pretty field goal.
 There was no more scoring in the first half. The final score was liar yard g, Army 0.
 Byrne, tackle on the West Point team. was severely injured in the second half. He was carried uncon- scious from the field an dhad not been revived at the end Of ten min utes, when the officials called the game.
 New Haven-Yale Freshmen 6; Phillips Andover 5.
 Princeton-Princeton Freshmen 9, Harvard Freshmen 0.
 Evanston-Wisconsin 21, North western Il.
 Topeka--Kansas r, Washburn, 0.
 Columbus-ohio State 29. Denison, o.
 omaha-Creighton 8; Highland Park G.
 St. Louis-Indiana c. st. Louis 5.