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The Brandon news., 1910-03-17
CENSUS ENUMERATORS 1910 GLASS COLUMN

To my Cicero.
Dedicated TO the Latin class 1910
Ch, worn out, tattered Cicero,
Oh, battered, shattered Cicero
What thou containst
! do not know,
Would that | dido, Cicero
O well used, missused books cf mine,
! would that | were none Of thine
For thou dost make my soul to pine,
O! weary dreary books of mine
Q, Cicero, / would that thou
Hadst never penned book,
| VOW
For even from this pleasure now,
To thy stern edicts | must bow.
So welcome, torment of my life,
With thee | must engage in strife,
With dangers art thy pages ripe
So, welcome, torment of my life.
O, worn out, tattered Cicero,
What thou contanst
| do r2t know
Would that l did, Q, Cicero
DESIRES CT THE SENIOR CLASS OF
1910.
The desire cf little Nan, is to have ali
the fun she can.
Zula's desire is not for men, but to
be Valedictorian cf 1910.
Eds desire was for things to turn about
And . cut the brcwn eyed girl out.
Sallie's desire is not to roam, but when
school is oct to go straight home.
sudie, the favorite, with eyes SO blue,
Wishes to be friend fcnd ard true.
Sarah is the happiest girl in the class.
She has no desire, this winning lass.
The greatest desire of Lula's life
Is to be Methodist preachers wife.
Here's to the class of 1910,
Here's to the class that's bound to win,
For Percy is already elected senator.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The Embroidery Club was charmingly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
c. r. Garraway. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. I. H. Turley in serving
dainty refreshments A most enjoyable
evening was spent. The next meeting
will be held at the hcme of Mrs. c. E.
Gayden Those present were: Mesdames
]. c. White, Walter Waddcll, ]. w.
Birdsong, S. c. Brown, w. S. May, w.
H. Barnes, 7 H Turley, c E. Gayden,
II. L. Shields and ]. M. Smoct.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

The News this week printed the de-
linquent poll tax list for Yazoo county.
It was printed in the form Of supple
ment and will be issued III the Yazoo
County News, published at Yazoo City,
by Burke and Mcclure. The LIST con-
tains $500 names and was set on our
Linotype in less than two days, making
ever 22 columns. The delinquent list
for this county will be found in today's
News.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

John.s, Miss.
The Brandon news., 1910-03-17

Here's to the class of 1910,
Here's TO the class that's bound to win,
For Percy is already elected senator.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
WATER OFFICE WILL BE SWELL WHEN
 FINISHED
Good Furnishings Economic ally Provided for Use
 of Department

When the new office of the city water department, in the fire house building, is thoroughly equipped, that depart ment of the public utility service of this city will have the handsomest and best office of its size in the city.
 The main office fittings are practical. ly in place and they present very ornate appearance. A mahogany fin ished counter divides this office into two parts, the outside for the public and the inside for the employees of Che department. Two wickets are provided for service to patrons. This equipment is very handsome and well arranged
 Inside the private office, large fife proof vault is provided for the storage of books and papers. This vault will give absolute protection to all records of the department, as soon as the big vault door is put in place. which will be done in the next few days.
 In the rear of the office, a large room is provided for fittings, small pipe and other accessories of the department A force of men is now engaged in ftti1g up this part of the water company.
 While the expenditure of money in the fitting up of the new office has not been lavish the work has been done well and the new office is a credit to the water department and to the public utility committee which had charge of the work
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
or Personal Interest

J. Mckay, who has spent the past month here as clerk in j. s. Barlow 's office, left yesterday morning for Tue son and after brief stay there it is his intention to go on oPortland, Ore.
 Patrick Rose visited Miami yester- day afternoon and transacted some busi. ness there.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. B. Ward arrived last evening from Hondo, Texas, and will take up their residence here,
 Mrs. J. D O'Brien arrived last even. ing from Bsbee and will spend few weeks as the guest of her mother, Mrs, ]. w. Bennett.
 Mrs. Joseph Mayer of East Cedar street has been quite i'll for the past few days.
 Assistant Engineer |. $. Barlow, who has been stationed in this city for the past month, left yesterday morning for Tucson and after few days will re- turn to benson. He was accompanied by Mrs. Barlow.
 R. C. Sparks, who has had charge of the surveying party on the proposed Durango line, left yesterday morning for Tucson, the work having been dis. continued for the present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
WHITE AND RED
 MEET IN FRACAS Indian Woman and White Man in Court Each on
 Others Instance

As the result of neighborhood row in the Indian settlement south of town yesterday, Jim Whitehouse and Mrs. Walters, both Apaehes, were the chiei figures in session before Judge H. II. Pratt yesterday.
 Whitehouse and the Walters squaw had an argument al the settlement fe garding family affairs and to empha. size his remarks, Whitehouse caressed the woman with shovel.
 Mrs. Walters became peevish at once and cause the arrest of Whitehouse. When he arrived in court he promptly filed a cross complaint against the squaw charging her with throwing rocks at his wife and sister.
 Judge Pratt heard the testimony of both sides of the case and then, 10 mete out justice with an even hand, fined both aboriginals Sl0 each.
 Whitehouse had the wherewithal 10 meet the obligation and was released, while the woman went to jail in de- fault of payment
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
WILL BEGIN MONDAY Actual Work to Be Started by Evans on Erection
 of Elks Bleck

Ground will he broken. in the con stguction of the new Elks' building on next Monday, according to an announcel ment made yesterday by D. A. Evans, to whom has been awarded the contract for the erection of the new building.
 A sub contract for the excavation work has been let to Barney Harmsen and his force of men will put every thing in shape for the construction of the foundations within few days. In lite more than a week actual .sonstrnc. tion work will be under way
 Contractor Evans will return Go Tue son today, but will be back in this city in about week 10 take charge of the construction of the new home of the Globe lodge of Elks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

Do you use Baking Powder? Don't fail to get a copy of "The Cooks Book"--a fine collection of special recipes by Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hih the noted authority. Free to users of K c Baking Powder.
 Send the certificate from 25 cent can of K 0 Baking Powder and this notice to Jaques Mfg. O., Chicago. If you haven't tried K c Baking Powder. order from your grocer now, You will be more than pleased and de- lighted with SThe Cooks Book"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
BUEIED ToDAY-The remain

BURIED ToDAY-The remains of Mrs. Lulu S. Wingfed, who died at the sounty hospital short time ago, will he buried this afternoon, with only ,'nble funeral service. Since the death of Mrs. Wingfeld, who came here ia search of her husbapd. little has been learned of her, even the money for her funeral expenses coming from almost unknown sources.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
swIFT AGENT NAMED-J.

porter, president of the First Nation;
 bank, has recently been appointed to the position of Arizona agent for tine firm of Swift & Company. the well known meat packing concern. While this company does not contemplate the establishment of a branch house in this city, it has filed its articles of ineor- poration in Arizona and expects 10 in crease it's business in the territory.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
REALTY rRANsFERs-The follow

REALTY TRANSFERS-The follow ing deeds were placed on record yester- day: Miami Realty company to A. Pi- srfotti and Luis Pallia, lot 2s, block 21. Miami; Miami Realty company to A. P:anfutti and J. B. Gay, lot 3. block 9, and lots 30 and 3l, block 23, Miami {; Dolph Blatz and wife to A. Green, lots to [, East Globe; the company to A. Green, lots l2. l3 and IA, block 73, East G obe; Miami Land & Improvement Co. to the Miami TOwnsite company, lots AIS and 42O, block 20, Miami; Miami Townsite company to o. F.. Ridgway, lots HIS and 42O, block 20, Miami; w. T. Hayes and wife to J. D. Holcombe, lot ,, block IS, East Globe; United States government to J. K. Banette, patent for l60 acres of land near Mi ami.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
MONEY TO LOAN

At low rates on improved property or for building, on easy terms or repay meut. Bnldirg plans furnished The Globe Real Estate Office, 165 North Broad street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed ing or Protruding Piles in 6 to If days or money refunded. soc, <
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
MINERS AND LEAsERs
TAKE NOTICE

We have several good mines to lease. Ore, silver, gold and lead and silver, gold and copper sulphides. Ore treated at mill on ground. Very little dead work ore in sight. We furnish tools. Mines and mill in Superstition noun. tains. Address, s.
 r. S. HOYT & CO, K
 Florence, Ariz
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
SHORT STORIES Gf THE CITY

VAN sLYCK RETURNS-Couneil- man s. H. Van Slyck returned to this city a few days ago after spending several days in the east. He visited Chicago and Other middle west points and encounteder some very severe winter weather.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
HAMILL A VISITOR.

HAMILL A VISITOR. H. Ham il}. who is now residing in San Diego, arrived here last night, to look after husiness interests. He is particularly interested in the remodeling of his building, formerly occupied by the post office, which is TOW in progress. He will probably remain here for several days
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
REWARD

Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the return, unchanged, of quantity os clothing taken from room Sla Pinal wash. No questions asked.
 VIOLET REINS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Try a classy Cuban Clay clgar.

The old timers will give dance at Clark s pavilion on Saturday night, Jan uary 22, in honor of Mrs. c. E. Tay,or Everybody invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

les; l.. II. Ward, St. Louis; s. <. Wad- dles, St. Joe; H. A. Hamilton, Fl Paso; |. II. Hodgson, Chicago
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

HOTEL ARRIvALs--C.. M. Thorser, Crowley; l.. NJ. Weaver, San Carlos; J. J. Murray, Orogrande; Ballard Day, Black Warrior; F. F. Price, Schulze Group; M. C. Cheney. Fl Paso; II. C.. Burgess, Denver; Sam Krschner, Los Angeles; Paol Meyerhof, Tucson; J. P;uakett, Los Angeles; Ed l.. Show, Los Ange es; J. B. Lippincott, Los Ange
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
ns szs4 4s SOLWICO Brand Pork and Beans . ..':s $
OF GLOBE
S1OO,OOO
 SlOO,OOO
FuNERAL NOTICE
United states. Territorial, County and
 City Depositary

funeral of the late Mrs Lulu s. Wingfeld will be held from the funeral chapel of F, l.. Jones X Son, corner Oak and Broad streets, this (Triday) afternoon at ? o clock. Friends invited.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
gURGLARIzED
CABIN

Roach, a prOspector, has reported 70 the police that his cabin on Blake street was burglarized, while he was absent from the city during the past four weeks, and quantity of bedding and other articles stolen. The authori- ties are investigating the matter but as vet have made no arrests.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

of brown kid gloves be- tween Dreamland and Oak street. Finder please return to Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

Cal for hot bath at the Ruby bar Der shop any old time. You Il get it without delay.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
CANCELLATION APPROVED :

CONSOLIDATION APPROVED = Ire recent consolidation of the Firt Ma. tional and the. G obe National banks has apparently met with the approval of the public, judging by the number of Globe National depositors who have transferred their accounts to the First National. Pres d6at J N. Porter of the First National stated yesterday that very few de ositors Saf'ected by the consolidation had shown disposition to dy o5her than continue business with the institution of which he is at the head.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

Price your goods before buying, then try Adams Candy Prices.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

ALLEGRETTI and Gunther's bulk chocolate creams, 60c 10. Maxson Candy Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Routine Matters

Mound City Paints are better. Wh Il. ley Lumber Ce.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21

WEAVER HERE-L. NJ. Weaver, In dian agent at San Carlos, arrived here last night on business. He win make a short stay in this city.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
No New Reservoir

Over score of residents of East Globe last night petitioned the council to construct new water reservoir near Yuma and Fifth streets.
 it is claimed by the petitioners that their lots are higher than the present reservoir ard that although they are paying city taxes, they are unable to secure city water. As the result, they claimed that the growth of that portion of the city is materially impeded.
 As it was held that the cost of such a reservoir would be excessive consider ing the small number of property own CTS who would be benefited. the coun- cil laid the matter on the table indef. nitely.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Want Sidewalks


 Judge r. $. Nave appeared before the council with a petition that the side walk grade be established on Hill street, from Oak to Maple He also asked that the council order the ir- stallation of cement sidewalks from tie Palace livery stable on Oak street to Ash street.
 The council ordered the grade es- tablished at once. The matter of or dering the construction of sidewalks was not acted on, pending an inresti gation of the laws covering the mat ter.
 Joe Bandhauer brought up the same matter with regard to the construction of sidewalks on Sutherland street.
 Judge Nave stated that he would bring in a petition regarding the con struction of the sidewalks on Hill street at once. The property owners in the southeastern part of the city are strongly in favor of the construction of cement sidewalks and as the result, that part of the city will be materially i'm Esoved within a short time, if the present plans are carried out.
 Will Build Bridge
 It was decided by the council that bids and plans for the construction of the new Broad street bridge should be advertised for at once, bids to be re ceived in thirty days. After some discussion it was decided that the bridge should be completed within six months.
 Routine Matters H. H. Bru and J. J. Keegan asked the council to order Cedar street, be. tween Hill and Sutherland, graded to the property line on both sides, as they claimed certain property owners ob- iected to having their property, which projects into the street, cut down to grade The council ordered the work dore as requested.
 On filing proper bond, the Arizona
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-01-21
Measure Cuts Salaries of Policemen and Judge of
 Police Court
VAN SLICK ONLY
 OPPONENT TO LAW
Proposition for New Reser-
 voiI Turned Down-News of Council Meeting

The new salary regulation, which was practically accepted week ago, was formally adopted at last night s session of the city council.
 As has been previously stated, the new regulation cuts the policemen s salaries from $120 to slOO month and cuts Judge Hinson Thomas from $200 to sl75 per month. Salaries may now be changed at any time by resolution instead of by ordinance, as was form erly the case.
 Councilman Van Slyek opposed the ordinance, but the other members of the council favored it and if was adopt. ed
The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
GEN ERAL NEWS.

Bedouins have massacred the Turk
lsh garrison at Kerak, town in the
Turkish villayet of Syria, and killed
more than 100 Christian inhabitants
Of the place in revenge for the exc
cution of Bedouin chief.
Not guilty" was the verdict OF the
jury in Vincennes, Ind, in the case of
Menlo Moore, manager of a circuit of
theaters, who was charged with MUIR
der In the killing of Charles e. Glib
son, a wealthy operator in the Indiana
illinois oil fields.
Political differences led to a street
duel in Havana between Severe Mole
on and Sanchez Ffgueras, In which
the former was killed and the latter
probably fatally wounded. Both were
liberal members Of the Cuban house
Of representatives.
A mob burned the headquarters Of
the Industrial Workers of the World
ut Fresno, Cal, severely beat members
OF the organization and surrounded
the county jail, where other members
were being held. A demand was
made that the prisoners be turned
over to the mob, but no effort was
made to enter the jail.
Oakland, Cal, adopted the commits
sion form of government by a vote OF
s,o25 to 3,o1S.
The treasurer OF the Portuguese
charged with paying the debts of
Queen Maria Pia, grandmother of
King Manuel.
]. P. Morgan & Co. of New York
announced that Edward F. Whitney
and George w. Perkins will retire
from the firm on January /, 1911, and
that William II. Porter, president of
the Chemical National bank. and
Thomas W. Lamont, vice-president of
the First National bank, will become
partners in the firm.
The bark Mantanzas, hailing from
Brunswick. Me-, 80 days overdue, ar.
rived at Philadelphia after having been
given up for lost even by her owners.
The crew of IL men suffered terribly
hardships. once having been driven to
the extremity of butchering the ships
cat and using the carcass for food.
United States secret service agents
we're ordered to begin a sweeping in.
vestigation OF the forty-six Chicago
bomb outrages which have destroyed
thousands of dollars worth of proper.
ty, imperiled hundreds of persons, ter.
rified many more citizens and bafied
the police for months.
Eighteen men, including three 20
lice officers. were injured. IL street
cars reduced to scrap and the win
dows in over zoo more smashed In a
riot of Toronto, Ont, citizens follow
ing a mass meeting called by Mayor
Geary to protect against the installa-
ton of pay-as-you-enter cars.
The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES

For the establishment of one-cent
letter postage bill was introduced
in the house by Rep. Shepard, OF Tex.
as. 1t would take effect July /, 1911.
1t proposed that the rate for drop
letters shall be one cent an ounce in
stead Of two cents, as under the pres
ent law.
The anti-canteen law is severely
criticised in the annual report Of Maj.
Gen William p Duvall, commanding
the United States troops in the Phil
ippine islands, who says that 1t Is
responsible for many of the offenses
which cause the soldiers trial by
court-martial
Invoking the rules of the senate,
Senator Hale forced a delay of at
least "a hours in the Introduction OF
Senator Cummins' resolution regulat'
ing the consideration of tariff legisla'
ton and providing that when an
amendment to any schedule of the
Payne-Aldrich tariff bill is under con-
sideration no amendment relating to
any other schedule of the law shall
be in order.
Rep Wilson of Pennsylvania will
press the rules committee of the
house for quick action on his resolu'
ton to investigate the charge that
the Mexican government is using the
judicial and state departments of his
government in prosecuting political
refugees from Mexico. He refers
particularly to the recent arrest of
Juan Sanchez Azcona, an alleged
Mexican revolutionist, by United
States authorities.
Although the senate was in ses-
sion for only a little more than an
hour Wednesday, a number of bills
and resolutions were introduced.
Generally the bills were of a private
nature. Amng the exceptions was
bill by Senator Brown of Nebraska
looking to the adopting of the railroad
legislation of last session, so as to
prohibit one railroad company from
acquiring control of a competitive,
either by lease or purchase.
The first bill introduced by Rep.
Massey OF Tennessee. who. has sue
ceeded the late William p. Brown
low, was a measure presented today
making all intoxicating liquors trans
ported into any state or territory for
delivery therein or remaining for use
therein, subject to the state or ter
ritorial laws. The bill is designed to
eliminate the exemption of such
liquors from the state police laws by
reason of their introduction in orig
inal packages.
The first effort made in the present
session in the house to have a change
made in the tariff law was by the in
PRODUCTION Wednesday by Rep. Sulzer
of New York of a bill ito repeal the
duty on meats and cattle" All meats
and all cattle imported for use as
foods are to be placed on the free list
by the bill. in view of the fact that
the meat trust is selling meat cheaper
by from s to 10 cents a pound in Lon.
don than in the United States" said
Mr.. Sulzer, sit seems that all meats
should be on the free list"
The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
Harbor,s Bill ia Quickly Passed.

In record time, and spending money
at the rate of s7,000.000 an hour, the
house of representatives in about three
hours passed the rivers and harbors
bill making appropriations amounting
to 21,S94,S61 for rivers and harbors
work during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1912
No vote was taken, the bill being
passed by unanimous consent, and
with the exception OF a slight typo
graphical error In the printed bill. not
a word was changed from the form in
which Il was presented by the rivers
and harbors committee.
The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
AGAINST PRIVATE BANKS
Atty.-Gen. Kuhn Says They cannoi
Be Repositories for County Funds.

In an opinion given Thursday Attor
ney-General Kuhn holds that a board
of supervisors cannot lawfully desig
nate private bank as a depository
of county funds, and the opinion was
presented to Banking Commissioner
Zimmerman.
providing for the incorporation OF
banks and making them subject to
state supervision" said Attorney-Gen
eral Kuhn. Under the federal law
providing for the organization of ma.
tional banks, the stockholders are
liable for double the amount of the
stock held by them. 1t seems to me
that when reference is made in the
statute to a bank, it means an incor.
porated bank, organized under the
state or national banking laws.
"A private banker, so-called, con.
ducts his business under chapter 133
of the compiled laws of 1897, the
same being an act relative to brokers
and exchange dealers. The law pro
hibits the private banker from put
ting up any sign tending to convey
the impression that the place of bus
mess is an organized bank. If he ad
vertises, he must use his individual
name and may add thereto bank
banking Office or exchange office.
I cannot think the place of business
of one conducting a private bank is
bank within the meaning of act 9S
of the public acts of 1909"
The ruling will undoubtedly serve
to bring to a climax the hard fight
which has been waged for many
years between the state banks and
the private banks over the question
of forcing the latter institutions to
either come under state supervision
or retire from business.
For several sessions of the legis'
lature there have been efforts made
to force these banks to accept state
supervision. but they have always
succeeded in staving of the legisla'
ton.
The Yale expositor., 1910-12-16
shipwrecked Crew of Fl Saved.

Marooned for 80 hours on the bleak
shores of the Galloup islands, the crew
of the steamer John Sharpless was res
cued by the steamer Hinkley, of Os-
wego, NJ Y.
The Sharpless, with 20 men and one
woman aboard. and bound from Og-
densburg for Chicago, via Detroit, Ia
den with 10000 bushels of corn, was
overtaken by binding snowstorm on
her last trip this season. The gale
drove the big grain carrier upon the
rocky shores of the islands in the
dead of night. Efforts to release the
vessel were futile and the crew suf-
fered intensely from privation and
cold.