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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-11
corder.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
OF The Louisiana Gas Company


Shreveport. La, February 10. 1ooo-
At a meeting OF the stockholders of the
Louisiana Gas Company. held on this
the Goth day Of February 1900. at II
o'clock m. at the Office Of the company
in Shreveport, Caddo Parish Louisiana.
pursuant to notice to each stakeholder
as provided by law, the following named
stockholders holding The following NAM
Der OF shares Of stock. being all of the
stockholders of said company holding
and owning all Of the stock of said
company. were present. towit:
J. E. .Ardis-617 shares of A stock;
1893 B stock total 1850 shares.
K. Furman-5o shares A stock, 30
shares Of 3 stock: total 80 shares.
J. W. Jeter Jr-Io shares B stock.
w. W. Newcomb-lo shares of B
stock.
A. J. Ingersoll-l333 shares Of A
stock. 26z shares B stock; total 1000
shares
John S Ccnnelly-sso shares B stock.
Making a total Of 2ooo shares of A
stock. and zooo shares Of B stock.
On motion, Mr.. J. B. Ards. stock
holder. was elected chairman Of the
meeting. and Mr. r. Furman, stock
holder. was elected secretary.
1t was moved and seconded that Art
icles three. four. FIVE. six, seven, eight.
nine, ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen Of
the original articles be expunged from
the charter and the following amended
articles substituted therefor. to-wit:
ARTICLE III.
Said corporation shall have authority
first, to have and enjoy succession BY
their corporate name for the period OF
| fifty years second, TO contract, sue and
be sued IN their corporate name; third,
to make and use corporate seal /;
fourth. to hold. receive, purchase and
convey and mortgage under their cor
porate name, property both real and per-
sonal, and to borrow money and to issue
notes or bonds therefor; fifth, to name
and to appoint such managers and d.
rectors and officers as their interest and
convenience, may require; sixth, to make
and establish such bylaws for the
proper management of the affairs of the
corporation as may be necessary and
proper. and to do such other acts as they
may deem necessary to carry ont the
purpose of this corporation.
ARTICLE w.
The capital stock of this corporation
| is fixed at the sum of four hundred
thouhand ($4oo,ooooo) dollars, repre-
sented by four thousand shares of one
hundred dollars each, payable in cash,
or property or services rendered. All
transfers of stock shall be made on the
books Of the company and shall be
signed by the stakeholder or his attor-
ney.
ARTICLE v.
/, The corporate powers OF thfs corpora
ton are hereby vested iii and shall be
exercised by board of directors COM
posed of five stockholders, each Of
whom shall own in his individual name
or in that of the firm of which he is a
member, one share of stock thereof
Said board shall be elected annually or
the fourth Monday in March of each
year, Each share of stock shall be en-
titled to one vote, to be cast in person
or BY proxy at all elections and at an,
meetings of stockholders a majority o
votes cast shall elect. Twenty day!
prior notice of all elections shall b.
given to all stockholders by written o.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-11


This charter may be modified, changed
or altered, or said corporation dissolved
with consent of three fourtlls III amount
of the capital stock represented at any
meeting of the stockholders convened
for that purpose after ten days previous
notice of said meeting shall have been
given by publication i'll one of the daily
newspapers of the city Of Shreveport.
Whenever this corporation is dis
solved by limitation or from other
causes, its affairs shall be liquidated by
two commissioners to be elected by the
stockholders, who shall have full power
to wind up its affairs, dispose Of its as
sets and settle its debts and make distri-
button. In case of the death or disabi-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1909-04-11

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

ufitt Acts "a and cedar ana A.
F foom suites tissn ana desirable eaih,
iHE distance = fff afHria
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CABINET MAMEN@ AMu FkNfNMe
rMa WANTED at ONCE Muub ANN
STEADY pLAcE FtN NfttHr ia M#
MEN Army PERSONALLY TO Nj
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Think of This

g-aore ranch on good county road 3
aeres cleared haif'acrc straw berries, a.
fruit trees Gopd fiNe.rpnm house harn
chicken houses ana yards, we'll, toois
plenty Of VofdW God. some household fur
niturei t22bo Some terms
G. a. JENSEN, tos Hinokioy block
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FoR RENrH HOUSES.

Olympic Apartments Housekeeping
Fnams tas faase. bot water aauud slew
sQte Weattrn at IL
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.

pQNr FAtL TO sEN oCa NRw
rfFf sgHN rftArrN hNTWEEN NEs
AfTA.A AMI TACOMA ffuhaNlf sever
egafr wNi ynN have ehshFs 70 tUy In
western u asffHNinH sufN NpNr LAND
. WILL fsEscArEn fer o LITTLE
MONEY assf ftrh sffil sefT sasff
tissFei aiesiY ieeafsf. fsw minHfas
SEA ffaFs stafisH prices atts o. fatf
lev ne tsFfs ffagt ssF1 s4sg trfuss
nsits4 - s0t auf 49, thsw Cnus 90
the efftes abd sst faii paFttrulaFs
ROBERT 1AGTur.
fis.Nfs ga ALASKA naiftine
fM+tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
DEATH NOTICES.

nsps ~ Hope "a. Aprtl ~ waysids
Hmsrrnney heaaftAI
strask n sgfmes st ArrW "a. 1nuth
Rn.s.ii--Jaas Rus.sn. ss. ArFu "a.
Htatttr HeraTaf hospital
Fstsfeagt--X rsttieaFd. -. ARrH 10.
a. fhIa city
rrarfIeare haaNltal
Fs4Anufatm Mfs "a Fafaharsts 70
Aprfl. ~. provitfsnee hospital
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THE SEATTLE STAR

one cent PEE eepY sia tents pes eerh
e taeutk. fIFe teHfa yer month DEW
Nsd bY mail er cartier Sc free tHplet
TO NAH slnsgHinhWs The date
sheu Youf subscription expires i Hn tHe
address label 20 each pApaF When That
late arrives N YHur HWhafNpNHm has haf
tH#iH beer nata tn advance NuWf hatnn
fakan FROM ths tAat "A cnanEn ~ dAtR
~ the address iahyi if reNtirt
NOItGF 10 stnsNRtuEN~ eshepid
feuf eeaN tf SHE stAf tkN De reaen you
fhf favor te can 800 HHF HiHtH efiiNe
sanssi Main tete fnN tti paiw cen
ant 80 Helaek aRd wc WiA saad tee a.
eeRf al ouee lf 9eu should wiaa N move
than rncr riessa telephone ea sFeff tim'
auu tgisf it
b. thia eaY We ean b. certain 20 Swing
ear Fntscrietfa perfect aeffiee ahN
be - thF Hulf HaK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

ne Jones surasen chlropaaisi
Treatments patnieaa iait arcond az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.
French Hand Laundry

Frsnrh and dry cleaning business f7t
DAY rent tff. three Yenrs lease nets
80 "a day two horses wagon. and ma
once owner must leave for old couns
irr a. onrs. owner. ~ zog.s Arcade
NidM eatIsNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

Our naa vegetable compound which
pe are nqH using ~ The treatment ~
blood and Hkfn diseases 90 lfs power 10
purity the blood la beyond question the
noat perfect u any hnuWu medicine ne
Dermsatss and eisanaes every Tissue ~
the body and fffsctunllF DESTROYS every
trace ~ the disease forever 10 stub.
bern. rehall4oue and old chronic cases
where the health hae been All but ruined
~ mercury and iife made miserable ~
disfKureinsuf this new treatment has
never failed The cure is most thorough
ara rapid EnnaKaneula ~ phones
Main ffse. Ind $40 Cali 81 address
TIE PACIFIC CLINIC ere American
Bank Bidg Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

Information wanted from inventor
who he's patent Tor sale which would
BE- money maker N properly placed upon
the market Wish 60 hear from inFfnt
Tor only who Will sell direct Co buyer
without paying any commission Please
give lowest spot cash price o. terms
on royalty haHla No agents need an
Hwsr Otve brief description and price
Don't send blue prints Or dfnwinEa
Address A Leahef, ~ West Monroe
o. Chicago, 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

FoR RENr-HousEs
s-sa-e-na--.s-a-ass.-s s=a-.=sa------.s.-s
fuW MGAf HeH maAtm aruam cot.
Rainlsr hauistara it mlautrs ffam
t'anref f1n4fs. $40 ref weuth Phone
fef ueat Nuaefu Hk.rnom baust eiih
hath anA i0iiet $50 bi0eka ffum rsft
ueHt tat reg month Arpy 1915 tue
tfi aN y Aesr ne ies
See tfoem modsfu tat private %.
ifan.e sfaaa tlee mafi nv seen 90 es
ilo e dsht par,Y r,st ssit n
$3.50 teem cottage tpralshsA with
iranfh one hneh ffum Mt nahes sar
ins Phone hasi fset it'ee
Iffa.roam masfsfn faffsss 2 biosks
u school sad esf ila peF nonih 1873
Waite m hsafaH hiu tf.8e
noas, a. rsht rooms aad batb h..
auifs atat itth at tt ias
Rsusa IS leass aud farsltars for sais
cheer mnsi ssh itf itip
Nsst nasefH t,reom oattass. r,ar iii
tth ~ 80 ehllafee if.p
neasra l.raom cottage o. cent Iiss
isssi Madison e LIS
pive.reaa eatgass IaaaiFs sls
whnmaa ~ tF
FoR RENT-FuRNisHHp
Houses.
Ihs res yea .gaI 81 fgfnisurs g = ~.
chased ~ feafsslf ard psia o. ~ ths
seek o. manfh. eeuit secs ses els ysa y
s~n a we rstsaa efsam Maadhepss q
Z a.
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sfn teatfHlenfes iafEe fsft Rent tse
~ hepgAaaau. East Seattle -i's
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fair talaiHEs plaHa references Fsauifsa
waiiusfeFd eaf hait uHFs4 a. -~it ~
room .,.s tafaisssa se',as. ~ s.,A.
can Mt cfaesei, IA waldoFf. talh
uhaHss --tt.is
BOARD AND ROOM.
s-.sss--s----~-..------.
wanted rhnarra 90 ta4ra wiz maMs
thatf etethHs NleutF a. eat wothaf
care isf reFrs . psarsssa~a ffi
wastes shnarsn % ba.ra - ~ -.
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fsssh az tss Tsuiea Hprtas - is.if
rfsiasa sasss -n ease fas AIS. ~
mr. bone EAST fsts is.it
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tHaa ttt'st
FoR RENr-Hooas.
-
farnssssd reasns siit sxrarais taih.
faF hfs sssssfias 90 fsf H#ath tni,
/ gefsiif tisfrift srfoen rsstaas metsfn.
4 80 rufuishsa raesp. raiysfsis1 sissfist.
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en- hnius eawfgfis nt Fpsntf sse1nt
a. fteas tfif ttsi
Fafnisssa feam. vith teik. ssasarstis
/ NsA tttfe hast 1sffffsen. eeef Brad
80 fehnsen lt-le
nerf nfssiY faraishss fsassa AZ snsA.
ere eeavHnAemesa rest fsasaeAAis
asaa tat.s
NissiY furntshss hqas=Hsspfss saiis.
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[ fsfina snuat g. 80 Marie Flss usfsi
- West fins Naia asff -ifii
alnnir aha heassssspiaa eas - tgaf
Z reenaH tafNN NAfkfNe dtHtanHe feasant
asis fssE STA tf
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FOR RENT - MISCELLANEOUS
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slRTH NOTICES.


Natfhswa@Tu ths wife % Nat
thewn citF AEFH a. fnu.
farm1tY@ra ths Hlfe nf 1Afmam1N
fffa rnarth a0 w April 49, a snm.
whaatman-Ta sac etfe u - ~a@at-
saan geif Eass rfr April Is fnn
eAstenas-ra ere wife 81 y A tsFisrH
efF April = = ses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17
slTUATloN WANTED = MALE.

Huaband and wifa want position cooks
Ia camp or min boarding house years
of experience Gail or address Room
7a Hotel Livingstone IL gnH
ENpEHfENCED eolorsd cook. hua.
band licensed chauffeur Chicago re-
pairef not afraid Of other work Par
her 2gs IAN az South Main $500 III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

ath acres nithont question ths hest
huF ip ths Kent diartnas eniY - zee
Tally Improved. infestlEsta iunuas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

uffTrrnWcHwH q SON Professional
Directors ana Licensed EmeaiiuHfs 1871
ssy- eFp AaeFs fhr%ifs- aasa Heeers -
Johnson Nanfitan. undeftaksra. tial
FIRST Az Fsanea Main tfta. fnd lftt
nannsr waasaa co. ransrAl directors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-17

situations Wanted adfef
ieemonta. beth male and female
All a sent = word.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
YOUNG PEOPLE
PLAN ELABORATE
GHOST PARTY

A representative meeting OF The
young peoples societies of the city,
the Bisbee High School and the
Y. w. and Y. NJ. c. A. was held last
night at the Y. NJ "A building and
plans laid for a Hallow'e cen social
that promises to eclipse anything Of
the kiIfd ever held In Bisbee.
The whole Y. M. c. A. building
from basement to the roof is to be
brought into use and something of
interest viii be doing on every floor
OF the house during the entire even
ing Only one of the two entrances
( 20 the building win be used, the up
per main entrance will be closed aad
q "spook" entrance arranged on the
lower floor. Visitors to the building
on that night are to be greeted by
real ghosts in regulation costume and
piioted through horrible pits and
chambers TO the main floor of the
building where the program of the
evenings to be held. Such STUNTS as
the Culinary band. Madam Jarley's
Wax Works, Fortune Teller. a Seen
Magicians, Living skeletons, Chamber
OF Horrors, Bottomless PIT, Shadow
circus s'The Human Ostrich. Wheels
of fortune contest in bobbing for
apples and eating apples on the
string etc. are 70 be included in the
program.
The public is 10 be invited. Every
man woman and child in the dis
trict is to have part In this unique
entertainment of the season and the
Iyoung people of the city have begun
in earnest to make every detail OF
the Hollow'een celebration success
ful Committees appointed last night
are: Reception, Miss Elsie Toles
Chairman, Refreshments, Miss Mary
Warner, Chairman, Program Miss
Elizabeth Jones, Sec'y. Y. w. C. A.
| Chairman Decorations. Walter
Hosech. Chairman Advertising and
Invitation c. E. Buchner. Chairman
The program committee win meet
Monday ar the Y. w. c. A.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
Most interesting Discovery One Worn
an Made oy Use Of the Class.

: 81 thought il was q pretty fair sort
of telescope for one that wasn't very
big" said Uncle Silas. 81 5igged 1t
up in the attic by the high north win
dow and had It fixed so it would
swing around easy. l took deal OF
satisfaction in looking through 1t, the
sky seemed SO wide and full of won.
ders, so when Hester was here
though I'd give her the pleasure too
She stayed long time upstairs and
seemed to be enjoying 1t. When she
came down asked her IL she'd dis
covered anything new.
Yes she says. why, It made
eYerybody's house seem so near thai
I seemed 20 be right beside 'em, and
] found out what John Pritchard'
folks are doin' in their outkitchen
I've wondered what they had ligh'
there for night after night, and JUS
turned the glass on their windows
They are outtin' apples to dry-folk'
as rich as them cuttin' apples!
And actually that was all the won
Al had seen. With the whole heaV
ems before her To study, she had spen
her time prying into the affairs OF he
neighbc<s! And there are lots NOR
like hey-with and without d1is
scopes. 49, Christian Uplook.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
CAME TO HIM AS ,nsprsAr,os
when Mir. Sankey First Sang the
Famed "Ninety ard Nine"

The story Of Ninety and Nine" tA
weil-known hymn the music for whiA
Mr.. IrsD. Senkey impro-'sed in burst
Of deep feeling, was told by Rev. DR..
O. q. Locke, at the funeral Of Nj.
Sankey.. The evangelist had found Q
little poem, THE Lost Sheep" In q
Scotch newspaper, SO runs Dr.. Locks's
sccount in the Brooklyn Eagle. and
had clipped it. One uight In Edin-
burgh Mr.. Moody asked him 70 sing.
Mr.. Moody had just finished his ser
mon, THE Good Shepherd" Mr..
sankey had no thought Of composing
a new song. but as he used TO tell the
story:
"As sat at the organ my finger,
fell on A iF. and my eyes tell on thai
little poem. began u sing, and
sang the words OF that poem"
When he had finished, Mr.. MOODY
rushed down from the platform and
asSed him where he had found tha
song. He said 1t was the most won
derful song he had ever heard. Mr.
Moody was weeping, MI. Ssnkey wa
weeping and the audience was II
tearu, DO great was the impression
produced by the song.
Il sang it as God gave It to me-
Mr.. Sankey replied. He never change
note of the song from the time !
fell from bis lips.-Youth's Companies
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
TUCSON WILL
HAVE NEW ROAD
JANUARY FIRST
Six Miles Of the Tucson-No-
gales District Line Already.
Completed and Ninety Days
Will See Connection

TUCSON Oct 9.-Before leaving
yesterday morning for the scene of
construction work on the new line .
railway OF the Southern Pacific com
Pany which viii connect Tucson with
Nogales and the west coast line into
Mexico ~ B.. Isaacs. engineer IN
cnalse or tte work. VINO returned
Wednesday from San Francisco, gave
to a star representative. brief syn
Ops-s OF the progress thus far made
and the future plans OF the engineer
ing csrps and construction workers.
Beg ming at Hart's Wells, the men
have succeeded in completing a li+tie
more than six miles of road, including
the laying OF steel on this much road
being. with the exception of ballast
ing. ready for traffic. The engineers,
however. have succeeded in complet-
ing their work for q distance OF near
ly ght miles from Hart's Wells. Mr..
Isaacs does not contemplate any
more delays through misunderstand-
ings or otherwise and believes that
The construction work viii now 80
steadily ca until the road is con-
pleted. the finish being reported some
lime IN January or February.
Nh i5ascs has ordered a small
motor car which ne will use in going
TO ana frDu the scene of construction.
II IS small. high powered, four
wheel truck. enabling the engineer to
make the Grip in very fast time. The
motor cas mas been shipped from the
FAIRBANKS Morse Co.. at Chicago and
il is be5ieYed will reach here within
a week
~. isaacs was accompanied to the
scene Of construction yesterday morn
ing by Contractor Maxey.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
sh..n aeasts Of burden.

In the northern part OF India sheep
are put to a use unthought Of in Eu-
ropean or American countries, They
are made to serve as beasts %: bur.
den, because they are more sure-foot
ed than larger beasts. and the, noun.
tain paths along the foothills Of the
Himalayas are steep and difficult. The
load for each sheep is from l6 TO 20
pounds. The sheep are driven from
the village to village, with the wool
still growing, and in each town the
farmer shears as much wool as he can
sell there and loads the sheep with
she grain which he receives in ex
change. After his flock has beer
sheared he turns it homeward. each
sheep having or its back a small 5at
containing the purchased grain-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
INDUCTION CASE
WILL Be HEARD
OCTOBER IS

An Injunction was yesterday served
by Martin O'Hare restraining the
Marren-Bisbee Street Railway COM
pany from building their Tombstone
canyon line over the Mamie mining
claim and restraining the City of Bis
bee as well from making any road i'm
proyements through the ground.
A telegram received from Judge
Doan last evening by Mayor Neale,
grants a hearing of a motion to dis
solve the injunction October 10 in the
forenoon.
Construction of the car line has
I reached the edge of O'Hare's ground
/ todayu unless a ninjunction was
| served. He therefore had the in
| junction issued by Daniel Mcfarland,
/ Court Commissioner at Tombstone.
! He is represented by Pickett & Bow
man.
| The Injunction will have the effect
| Of putting a stop to all work of ex-
| tension so far as the Tombstone can
yon line is concerned, but the street
car company are as yet undecided
| whether they will lay of their work
i ing force for the present or not. There
is considerable work TO be done upon
the tracks already installed on Main
/ street and Tombstone canyon and 1t
is probable that this will be done be
fore an entire layoff is made.
"Mr. O'Hare and his bondsmen,
whoever they are, will be liable under
the law for every cent of unnecessary
expense they create by stopping the
line" said he. This will be about
$3.50 per day, according to informa
tion given me.
"I cannot see the ground upon which
, Mr.. O'Hare bases his suit for injunc
, ton. The street car company did no
intendto use any of the strip OF
ground cut OFF from the Mamie claim
! but were going up the old county road
! which as been in use for thirty years
{ He is Just as sensible in trying L
+ enioin them fro mbuilding over tht
county road as he would in enjoinini
!. vehicles or pedestrians from using il
A The United States statutes provide
q that public domain used as publi'
. | highway shall be in no way affecte
BY rights and title granted afterwarc
Mr.. O'Hare's patent cannot confiic
. therefore with the street car com
! pany's intention to put their line u
d the canyon over the old county road.
s look upon the injunction as very VI
L necessary delay for which the CON
j. pany can collect the amount of thei
Il damagec.
|. Mr.. Neale exhibited a Telegram
g which read:
Can hear motion at Tombston
morning 18th
FLETCHER N. DOAN."
That City Attorney SutteT and tn
II Mayor will be on hand to fight tf
81 injunction is a certainty.
re According TO the claims of city o
. ffcials an agreement was made wit
Mr.. O'Hare that small piece
ground should be cut off from Il
Mamie claim which begins at II
:, Jack Lumber yard and ends 600 fe
:, further up the canyon, provided II
wall was moved back and replace
y Mr.. O'Hare recently denied this al
IT enterd spit against Bisbee for S5,OC
d. the amount of damages alleged
IN. have been sustained by him becau
be Oh the ground being cut of.
be The street car company, as soc
20 as they, learned of the dispute and
I'm order 10 be safe from Injunction,
,oI cided to follow the old country 70
hs up Tombstone canyon and not {
- croach an inch upon Mr.. OHarC
IN ground
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
HONEST NAME IN ANY TONGUE
Various RenderIngs Of the Good Ola
kppellstion, "John Smith"

John Smith-pldin John Smiths
not very high sounding; it does not
suggest aristocracy; it is not the name
IF any hero in die-away novels; anG
yet it Is good, strong and honest
Transferred to other languages, il
seems to climb the ladder of respecta
bility. Thus, in Latin, T. is Johannes
Smithus; the Italian smooths it or
into Giovanni SMITH; the Spaniards
render 1t Juan Smithus; the Dutch
IAN adopts 1t as Hans Schmidt; the
French fetten 1t out into Jean Smeet
Iad the Russian sneeZes and baraE
onloff 5mithtowski. When Johr
Smith gets into the tea trade in Can
.oh be becomes JoEan Shimmit. IL he
Chambers above Mount Hecla the Ice
ianders say he is Jaime Smithson, Il
he trades among the Tuscaroras be
Jecomes Ton Ga Smittia; in POLAND
ic Is known as Ivan Schmittiweisk. ;
should he wander among the Welsh
mountains they talk Of Jihon Schmidd
when he goes to Mexico he Is hooked
Is Jontii FSmittl; If Of classic turn be
fingers among Greek ruins he turns
20 Ion Smikton, and in Turkey he Z
utterly disguised as Yoe Sect
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-10-10
COUNCIL COMMITTEE
EFFECTS COMPROMISE


A final agreement was reached yes
terday Between the City OF Bisbee and
the Moore Fuel & Feed company. who
were suing for damages. whereby the
city obtained settlement of the action
by the payment OF SI,5l5.1T This
amount included the cost of seven car
loads of cement and the prOft which
the company lost through the MONACO
ceptance of their cement by the
municipality.
The agreement reached was that the
consequence of the council meeting
Thursday night Councilmen Moon
and Haynes acted for the city and F.
r. Harrington ard his attorneys,
Morrison & Dorr. for the Moore COM
pany.
The agreement reached was that the
sum of the claim should be paid, but
the city shall be credited with all
empty sacks returned, at the rate OF
ten cents each. AS there are between
four ana five thousand sacks. this viii
prove quite a large item. 1t was also
agreed that the suit asking for the
price pf the cement, damages and
court casts, in all amounting to nearly
$4,000 Should be Withdrawn at once. !.