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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

mems Association, Is called together
whenever any public measure of un~
usual Importance liz up for eonsidera-
ton. Rev, IL. H. Pitt ts president
~ this association.
Then there is a smaller body COM
-D0sed Of Representatives of -thta as
Isolation and certain members of the
Town council This Is known as the
lmproved Committee and II conEuite@
8r0sn time TO time about all measure
affecting the interests of the citizens.
TOsvn's Credit Is Excellent
The credit OF the town In excellent
it, bonds selling readily above par
and though the tax rate w lower than
u usual In towns OF It's size. It's revc-
nues pay all fixed charges and pro-
vide for interests ON the bonds.
Arrests are almost unknown in Bar
tan Heights and the mayors court IL
rarely open.
III The town has no commercial ambi-
ti0ns It's citizens are interested in
q number OF enterprises. II Is true. but
these are conducted for the most part
~ Richmond.
In Easy Reach Of City.
III Barton Heights is reached by the
street car line out First from Broad,
connecting with the Clay street and
Bread street lines. and IL thus in
e1ty of Richmond and its other envi-
rcnA For one car fare the resident
90 the sHeights' may go swiftiy ana
surely To any point reached by any OF
Tie Richmond car lines. Distances
are deceptive. and II is not generally
supposed that the center OF Barton
Heights In really nearer 10 the business
sections OF Broad and Main. east of
First street. than is the residence sec
tjcn OF Lee district west Of Richmond
College.
M There is one drug store I'm the town
- several well furnished grocery and
proviaion stores. Thus the housewives
may meet NIL the necessities Of their
homes within five-minutes walk.
individuals Are Boomers.
Barton Heights has no real estate
syndicate behind II to boom II. the un-
] Improved property remaining within it's
limits being In the hands of individu-
ajs.
II In rare that the sign For Rent" is
f9Mnd on Barton Heights house, and
m unoccupied building is a positive
curiosity. People OF moderate means
1An afford 70 own their own homes
tnAra. Practically all the homes are
\ fufnisted with hot and cold water. cleo
/ tefc lights. bath and sewerage.
n barton Heights win have munich
~ ejectton In june, and II IL anttct-
YnkA9 that practically all the govern
II c1I1ciais will be retained. They
Y h8Sn their duty well in the past, II is
80 and there are few that doubt that
tAey VIII do their duty In the future
The town people do not anticipate
1 nat Htchmond VIII make an effort In
4 - near Gllture TO annex their terri
Spey a the city proper.
81 ~ Movement 70 Annex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
KNIGHTS Or COLUMBUS
PLANNING TRIP ABROAD
Many Riehmenders Will 60 With
Bishop Van de vyver as
Guide.

Many Richmond members OF the
order are expected to be included
in pilgrimage to Rome and gen.
erai tour OF Europe which will leave
New York July ne under the aus
piecs OF the Knighss OF Columbus.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
80 Model New Residences

We're built last year. and present there fifteen
houses under construction. These houses built upon
the most modern plans and exceedingly desirable in
every particular. They have large back and front lawns
water sewer connections lights etc, and sold
reasonable prices and easy terms the majority OF which
viii be ready for occupancy in the next thirty days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

EXPERIENCED. SET
tied bookkeeper to work on set OF
books at night. Apply to APP. The
Richmond yirgfnian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
r1Nsiye AND PLUMBING.

NEVER SINCE CHRISTOPHER CO.
lumbus discovered America, has our
superior In the timing. plumbing
and gas fitting business been found:
Honest prices. superior work. gener-
al satisfaction and promptness are
few OF our wei KNOWN character
fstics. l. w. DORSET & CO, ia y.
Seventh street Phone, Madison 2ai3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09


If you ARE TIRED OF COMBINING.
poorly paying work and willing to
spend $1b to learn An easier occu-
patton and get employment at which
you can make at least &7s q month.
call at sos east Grace street. second
door. front room.
wANTED-BY THOROUGHLY ExpE-
rienced boOkkeeper, a small set OF
books to keep at night or extra work
to do at night; can write good
hand and can furnish frst class ref
erences in regard TO integrity and
ability. Address ID. p. r., care Rich
mond virginian.
wANTED-PosITIo CLERICAL
attentive to business: best references
last employers. Address A. w. b.
care Richmond vlrginian.
WANTED WORK WITH oPPoRTUNI-
ty for promotion ~ clerk. shipping
clerk, or any other honest employ
ment. Address q. A. B.. Box 3. Car
tersville. Va.
wANTED-AT ONCE BIZ YOUNG MAN
OF temperate habits. clerical work Of
some nature between r NJ and II
p. M: address TEMPERATE, 8o0l K.
Marshall street.
wANTED-AN EXPERIENCED STE.
nographer, hustler. one not afraid
best reference. Address L. c., 1909
Jefferson avenue.
sistant Address e. r. Mid, care
Richmond Nirgtnian.
POSITION wANTE0-vEMALA.
WANTED-BY YoUN6 fXDY. ENVE-
iopes and circulars 20 address by
0Ass zta
Madison 6270
EXPERIENCED MANAGING, HOUSE
Keeper. capable. desires position in
references. Address B-37, care Rich
mond YirginiAn.
MANTELs, THING AND GRATES.
IT You CoNrEAPLATH BUILDING.
lots Of new thinss IA M.ns.is.
o est sna aP Best rns nr, g: e =. s
to our line recently, - the Gas
Steam Crate. which 70 = combinaticn
Of gas log. gas crate ana steam ra-
a d attractive te icok e. cheap
Va Y 0p FEuan na kEea&erIffs a s's cc.
INC. &c y: Ninth atreet:
..... HATH ROOF nnAuTIrul.
WE HAVE ALL THE LITTLE AC-
ces. ries In tho way af Bath Seats,
Medicine Chests. Crystal Shelves,
Towel Ears. Mirrors. Sponge Hold
ers. Shaving Brush H0lders. Btrop
Hooks. Robe Hooks, Tooth Brush
Holders, Mug HolderS, In fact every
thing that goes 20 make the bath
room complete, Phone ", write Us
or see US. VA. PLUMBING b HAT
ING CO, INC, 20 N, Ninth street
REAL EsrArE rOG SALA.
STOP PAYING RENT, LET IT'S TELL.
you how. WIN loan yoil $1,000 to
$1,000 TO buy homo. and only
charge you per cent AbanlutAiy
no certainty. III ron uzn ply tt
per month Tor q short time you will
soon 20 paying on your own house.
not latten'ng The landlerd'a bank ao-
eonnL. See na to-day, ANDERSON
REAL ESTATE AND Law CO..
EtsvSnth heseet, hor.1AAeakaEn' friend.
N00D AND g9Aas
ruKE xEpucEf,. ION TIT 8FI.iTT
eeel ~ ccrA ri Naoa ~ uaig
- ~ III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
New Artesian Well

Which supplies every house in the Heights has
just been completed The well is $50 feet deep, and
has flow of rs gallons per minute. This well
built at of nearly 00O and is recognized
OF the best in the State OF Virginia 1t equipped with
the most modern electrical pumping machinery. The
reservoir built OF solid concrete and will contain $4,000
gallons.
DR.. r. w. Miller, the local physician and Mayor of
the town who has lived in Barton Heights for years and
whose skill and intelligence fully recognized says that
the water absolutely pure and the more you drink the
better off you will be- He recently declared that he be-
lieved Barton Heights of the most heahful places
to be found; that fevers practically unknown, and
the few that had occurred in his practice had
IDENTIFY originated elsewhere The vital statistics show the
death rate remarkably. almost rdiculousy, low. 1t
could not well be otherwise with all the conditions av
orabIe health and with people given excesse
but living a normal, wholesome life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

wANTED-POSITIO RICAL
work; quick and accurate at figures;
attentive to business: best references
last employers. Address A. w. b.,
care Richmond vlrginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

WE DO ALI KINDS OF BOILER
Furnace, Stove. Root and riumbing
repair work. We have specially
men Tor ali OF these lines, and ycur
order will have careful and prompt
Reasonable. VA. PLUMBING AND
HEATING CO.. INC. ~ n. Ninth
street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

wANTED-BY THOROUGHLY ExpE-
rienced bookkeeper, a small set OF
books 70 keep at night or extra work
to do at night; can write a good
hand and can furnish first class ref
erences in regard TO integrity and
ability. Address ID. p. r., care Rich
mond virginian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09


If you ARE TIRED OF COMBINING.
poorly paying work and willing to
spend 31b to learn An easier occu-
patton and get employment at which
you can make at least $75 q month.
call at sos east Grace street, second
hoor. front room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09
nErno.r yr.wEs. Gas RANGES.

YoU WILL DC WELL TO SEE OUR
lire Of Ranges before buying. Re
member we are stili selling the
Celebrated Detroit 4jewei- BETTER
THAN THE BEST. Our prices are
about ssAT less than iNstaiiment
ErUrex. a. PLUMBING n HEATING
Co. INC. rs N. Ninth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

WANTED WORK WITH OPPORTUNI-
ty for promotion ~ clerk. shipping
clerk, or any other honest employ
ment Address q. A. B.. Box Q. Car
tersville. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-09

wANTED--AT ONCE BIZ YOUNG MAN
OF temperate habits. clerical work Of
some nature between . r. NJ. and IL
p. NJ: address TEMPERATE, 8e6l K.
Marshall street
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
MIGHTY EFFORT 10
DEFEAT HARMON
OHIO REPUBLICANS TAKE TO
HARMONY IN COMMON INTER
EST AGAINST GOVERNOR.

DAYTON. Feb. I2-"Harmony' vas
the wa-chword of the big gathering
Of Republican leaders assembled here
oday for the annual convention Of
the Ohio League OF Republican Clubs
II is a dull day when poli,ics is not
simmering a. a lively ate in Ohio. and
today il boiled away at a Nvelier rate
han usual. In Response 50 an Ur
gent call t. ~ge, together." leaders
of the several factions OF Oh-o Repub-
licans. together with large nImte-
of rank and file, rallied in force to
push the harmony idea Much en-
thusiasm was displayed and the hope
hat many a hatchs- VIII be buried
and old fueds forgotten seems more
than likely to be realized a. 4 resul.
CT the roundup
Candidates for the gOvei norship
were discussed. lat only informally.
The main idea from now on will be
to get he strongest man available 30
run against JudsOn Harmon. the demo
cratic incumbent. who is certain OF re
nomiaation. The republican leaders
recognize the necessity of defeating
Harmon for ano.her 'eFIa as governor
III order thai he may Dot become a
| formidable figure for the democratic
presidential nomination in 1912. II
he should be reelected. he undouoted-
ly would be strong figure at the next
democratic presidential Convention.
lIf defea ed he would probably not be.
The Ohio b,epuh On Leaders would
not Ike TO see he presidential cam
paign with William II. Taft o. Ohio
and Judson Harmon of Ohio leading
the two tickets. especially If Harmon
should be made governor twice. So
they are bent on accomplishing sis
political downfall n lime.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
RUSSELL WILL RECOVER.
douglas International


Friends of former police officer
Russell. who was shot by Dan VIII
liams last summer, will be glad to
learn that be continues to make good
progress and that hopes of his ulti-
mate recovery are now warranted.
For a time Russell's life was despair
ed of. but by careful nursing and care
In the Calumet hospital he was final
D pronounced out OF danger and was
able to be taken TO FL Paso and then
TO Abilene. Texas. where he now is.
City Marshal James II. East was in
receipt of a letter from Russell yes
terday. This letter stated that he is
now able to walk with the aid of a
crutch on his right side and that he
hopes 10 be able 10 discard the crutch
within a month. II has been feared
that Russell's lower limbs would re-
main paralyzed and his letter is Ger
tainly to be considered encouraging.
Russell asks when the next term of
court will be and states that he wish
es to MAKE proportions to attend
the trial of williams wher II shall be
calico
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
WANTED IN SPOKANE,
CAUGHT IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX. Feb. I2.-It is possible
that A !. Goldberg. now in the city
jail. is the man wanted badly in
Spokane. Wash. fer embezzling. A
telegram was received by the city
marshal q few days ago asking him 10
watch out for Joseph Goldberg. The
message was from Sheriff F. X. Pugh
Of Spokane Tuesday Marshal Moore
saw a man who looked like the picture
OF Goldberg Ioafing On the stree S.
On his way to the station GOldbers
Tried to break away at the steps lead
ing 20 the city hall He pretended to
slip and fan and the marshal noticed
that he dropped something through
the cracks in the steps. lie inyesd-
"a ed and found a number Of empty
cartridge shells under the steps.
The prisoner admits that mis- name
IS Goldberg. but says he was never in
Spokane. IN spite of the fact that he
spent some days in the county poor
farm here has has a bank book CT a
local institution which cred Is him
with something over $500. Goldberl
went TO the poor farm December Il
and remained a week
He Is described in the circular as I
Polish Jew. He answers the descrip
lions sent out with the exception tina
he is about an inch under the heigh
given and now wears mustach
which looks like hot house product
that is 10 say, has fresh appearance
as though il had been forced or coake
along under adverse circums -snces.
After GoIdberg's arrest a descriI
ton of kim was wired to the sheri
in Spokane and yesterday the follow
ing telegram came.
Chief OF Police. Phoenix. Hol
Goldberg am satisfied he is N
right parry. Man leaves tonight wit
papers. II necessary swear cut
fugitive warrant F. X Pugh. sheriff
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
SCENE SHIFTS
|. TO STEALING OF
HAPPY RA|MENT
Just to Break The Awful Monot-
ony, Two Offenders Direct
CoevtouS Eyes on Hat and
Trousers.

Judging from yesterdays justice
court records. clothes sealing has be
come suddenly popular. Two cases
Of this nature held the boards. one
being a Mexican who stole a hat and
the other an American who wore his
room-maSe's pants so long he forgot
they didn't belong 20 him.
The Mexican. vicentes Siivas. en-
tered the o. X. Lodging house some
time Friday and appropriated felt
hat belonging TO J. S. Hackensmith,
the proprietor, HackensnnKh la .er
recognized the headgear as Silves was
sporting il about town ana had him
arrested. Justice High gave him IS
days in Jail for his borrowing iropen-
sites.
George Tanner found his way into
Justice Burdick's court and was tried
al 10 O'Clock Friday night. with court
dhe nj shrdlu shrdlu cmrwyppjphm
held in the bedroom. Tanner was
arrested on complaint Of his room-
mate. The complaint alleged that
Tanner had appropriated and con,in-
ued to wear a pair of said room-mate's
pants until he forgot chat they be-
longed to some one else and refused
to return them Tanner said he
found them on he floor of his room.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
STUDENTS TRIP
FANTASTIC TOE
TO MERRY TUNE
High School Reception and
Ball Last Evening is At
tended By a Hundred Happy
Young People.

Fully one hundred students OF the
high school. with few invited guests.
attended the reception and ball ten.
dered by he Senior class % the Fresh
man class at the Central school build
ing.
The affair was strictly invitational
and confined almost entirely to the
studea.s. save for members of The
faculty and chaperones. Games were
provided for those who did not care
to dance. but the majority chose the
latter form of amusement.
Music was furnished by the Maston
orchestra CT nine pieces. which on this
occasion made its bow 10 Bisbee as an
organization. Il is composed partly
of high school students and rendered
excellent music. II is expec ed the
orchestra will play for all high school
functions in the future.
The decorations. of bunting and
crepe paper. while very artistically
arranged, yet silently as they hung
upon he walls and festooned over the
heads OF the dancers, told a mute tale
OF grim humor which probably did not
appeal to the ''freshies" SO Strongly
as to other people. The color was
green. TO bring wildly home 10 the
frs year people a reminder. in the
midst of the festivities. that they had
not yet passed the stage of verdancy
and were still inferior beings. These
shamrock effects were carried gu. in
the dining room as well. The dance
programs were green pickles. while
the place cards were also OF his col
or This was relieved. though by the
old rose o. the senior class. displayed
as prominently as the other every
Despite the standing josh" of he
the "freshies" managed
% have just as good a time as their
'lders. Dancing and games were con
tinued until l1-30. when the party
broke up q the strains or Home.
Sweet Home"
At 1880 the party adjourned TO the
lining room. where a tempting lunch
on was served. followed by program
Il few toast. responded TO by mem
.ers OF the faculty and student body.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
STILL HUNTING SLOGAN.
douglas internationally .

And still there are many VINO be.
lieve that the best slogan for Doug.
las has not yet been invented. Still
the contestants for the International
prize of ten dollars in gold send in
the result OF their brain work. In.
terest remains keen and II is known
that there are numbers who will send
in their contributions before the final
day, next Tuesday. Slogans long and
short. old and new. original and ap-
propriated are sent In. Most are good.
many are excellent and the judges
will have a task to select the very
best for the ten dollar prize.
This mornings mail brought the
following offerings:
Beautiful Douglas. the Queen Of the
West.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Phelps BRINGS BACK
HEFFERN SAMPLES
iEPoRTs RICH POCKETS AND
HEAVY PAINTINGS OF GOLD AT
MINE.

A. ID. Phelps. vice president OF the
Hefern Mining and Development
Company. returned from the camp
last evening. He reports some very
rich pockets having been snor into
on the Bonanza ledge at Camp No. 2.
and that the Flag Hill ledge has broad
cned out 20 about eight fee. In width
and is showing some very heavy
paintings OF gold.
The pipe column is being installed
for new pumps and work will be re-
sumed in the drifts within a few
days.
Mr. Phelps brought in several sacks
of high grade ore, of a quality that
would remind one OF the first strikes
in the Bouse and Parker districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

IF you'd go into the Copper Queen
store and find a pair of pants on the
floor. | suppose you'd consider they
belonged to YOU. wouldn't you?"
queried the judge. Same case. ex-
actly as though they we're IN your
room"
First George wanted TO plead not
guilty and then said he'd plead
guilty provided the Judge would tell
him what mis- sentence would be be
forehand. That was just what he
wouldn't do so Tanner took chances
and ppleaded guilty.
Sky days without a fine" was the
cour-'s decree
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
GOLF TRIP POSTPONED
douglas internationally

The trip which was planned for
the golf players of Douglas and of
Warren to FL Paso has been tempo
rarily postponed 1t was planned to
make such a trip next Sunday. but
now a week later is considered. The
idea is to send four from each club
besides the two experts. Jack Adams
ard Marshall. thus obtaining a reduc-
ed rate for the trip.
On Sunday Douglas ten-men team
will visit the links at Corta and play
match with the ten of the Warren
District Country club. For the pur-
pose Of selecting the team for this
imatch the sports and pastimes com
mittee will meet at the Gadsden ho-
tel tonight
Saturday morning will be given
over to play by the lady members OF
the Douglas club on the local links
the occasion being the flight for the
Gun which has been under competi
ton for the past year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
PLEASANT AFFAIR.

Mrs. c. - Moore entertained the
\. A. +. Club in a most delightful
manner on Friday afternoon. The
afternoon was mosst pleasantly spent
with fancy work, Dainty refresh
ments. Those present were Mesdames
Hall, Watkins, Moore, Thomas.
James. Kinnifick. Marez, Harris aAd
Mrs. W. A. Harris as guest. Mrs. La
Porte will be hostess next Friday at
her home on Youngblood Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
NEW HOUSE At
WARREN BURNS
LAST EVENING
Contractors Had Just Done the
Last Stroke OF Work When
Flames Burst Forti-FulIy
Insured.

Contractors Rupert and Irish had
Just finished the last door at five min
utes OF five Saturday evening on a
new residence for W. X. Nation at
Warren. The plumber had Just com.
pleted the plumbing. and at O'Clock
the electrician had completed his worl.
and received his money. the contrac-
tors expecting to turn the house over
tomorrow TO the owner.
Contractor Rupert had got away
boy back for a newspaper which he
had locked in his tool box on the
porch. and the boy, returning with the
newspaper. Mr.. Rupert started to
drive home Mr. Rupert was not over
Two huRdred yards away when the
smoke aud fire was coming out of ev-
cry door and window, and it looked to
everybody that the house would be
burned 10 the ground. But the fire
men reached the house in just ten
minutes and had a stream of water
turnea on 4. e Croker and Tom
Coppcuhuaite. living near by. made
q quick run with a hose cart, while
John Bankard and Sid Brown and
many others brought up another hose
cart. In twenty minutes they had
three streams Of water turned on.
Warren has very strong force of
water and the men we're able 10 put
out the fire. but the building is a to-
tai loss. the fire having spread fast.
and all umbers were burned to such
an exent that they viii be of no use.
The contractors are unable to ex-
plain how the fire started. While the
had just completed his
work. the house was not connected
with the main wires. SO cannot be
traced TO electric wiring. The con-
tractors state that they had not lit
heir pipes and are at a loss 10 know
low the fire was started.
The house was fully insured and the
I'D structure will be torn down imme- I
lately. as it is a total loss. and re
,aift. The insurance loss viii be I
aid Tuesday. Work OF rebuilding be
rs Monday.
The Warren fire department re-
srves great credit as al who saw
be fire said il was useiess to try to
ave the house. AS Ear as the cost II
'aring down goes. At woUti have been
neaper If it had been burned to the
round. as the expense Of tearing
cN-E will cost more than il is worth.
The contractors lost over $500 in
coils The house cost $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
THESE GET BUTTONS.
douglas International

douglas International
The sports and pastimes commit
tee OF the Country club today an
uounced the results of the matches
for the permanent possession Of the
class buttons as played last Sunday
Two ties remain to be settled, In
Glasses II and c. It will be noted
that the best Glass b scores are the
same as that of the Class A winner
and that the Glass ID winner did bet
ter than the best scores in Glass G.
The following are the results as
announced:
Glass Al. Stuppi. SO.
Glass B-J. A. Drake and G. r.
Class C-Butler and Foster, "a.
@ass Best, los.
Glass Diversion, 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

Gold watch sale booming at l.. l..
Gilmans. 251
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13

In all of your travels you'll thfsk her
the best.
She's got the climate, copper, SILVER
and gold.
So come to Douglas from the heat and
the cold"
Come to Douglas" Douglas is
calling you" Meet me in Dougiss.
Whether hard times are ever OF
whether they are not. meet ne in
Douglas. whether or not"
Douglas. Only baby. But watch
the baby grow"
IF body meet body
Hunting health and rest.
Need body tell a body
Douglas is the best?
In a body find a body
Investing lots of money.
Need a body tell a body
Douglas? Humphl That's f'fGs.'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
WILL ARBITRATE-

CHICAGO. Feb. 12.--The possibility
of strike of 1000 switchmen employ
ed in Chicago switching district OF
eighteen railroads. was probaDIy
averted tonight when the parties
agreed to submit the question TO the
Illinois board of arbitration.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Right Arm Injured.

John Oleson, employed at the
Oliver shaft. had his right arm badly
wrenched by being caught in some
timbers yesterday afternoon.