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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JAM Any Z, l8j

he recommends that the power Of parole
bo placed outside tho prison directors
hands and In those OF an independent board,
with the governor OF tho head, No parole
shall bO granted save by unanimous vote or
for causes other than good conduct Pa
roles are 10 be earned mot granted m
favorS The matter is very fully discussed
by the governor, fle does not wish TO re'
nect ON the present board but thinks they
have enough else 10 do, But nineteen par
dons have been granted this year, Jails for
separate confinement OF prisoners arc ad-
vised, and the prisons Of Perry and High.
land counties are severely criticized az foul
and disgraceful, The former IL described a0
"a sublerran9an privy unfit for hogsh
A revision OF criminal lLws which now
prevent punishment by techuicolitios Is ad'
yised also that insanity bs 40 longer a de-
fonse 10 operate In absolute acquittal, Tho
divorce law calls for amendment rs seventh
cause, "Any gross neglect OF duty" IL too
Indefinite,
Big fees Of county officers in large coun'
ties Is condemned, On canals, the governor
briefly submitsi
Tho annual loss Of tolls, which has been
constant since the state resumed possession
Of tho public works, has not boon arrested,
and shows no signs OF abatement
The board Of public works ara hopeful OF
better results In 1910, They report tho Nj
ami and Eric canal, and the division OF tho
Ohio Canal from Newark north, 10 bo In
good repair, and likoly TO earn in excess OF
necessary expenditures, but that the South
ern division OF tho Ohio canal, tho MuSkin.
gum improvement and Ohio canal can only
DO maintained at loss
l soc no reason for changing tho opinions
expressed In my last annual message as TO
tho disposition Of the canals, While do
not believe tho time has arrived for their
.aIo or lease, II Ia clear that II any part OF
them be 30 disposed OF, provision should bo
made for mainiaing tho water powers and
other private interests now dependent upon
them or for compensation 10 their owners
The part Of the Miami canal eastward from
Brighton, In Cincinnati, 10 nuisance, un'
necessary TO commerce, and should bO Othor
transferred to some equivalent FREQ public
uso or sold on such terms that tho entire
profit may come TO tho state.
An Increase Of tha governors salary at
once IL recommended II tho law Is passed
this week Governor Foraker viii be bone
lltod The purchase Of the Smith house fer
governors mansion Is urged, Tho recent
sale Of state lands will more than pay for
tho house Other interesting features OF tho
message refer 10 tho various institutions
and reports OF tho various state ollcIalA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
WAS SIZE ABoUcTeoi


A Mysterious stranger Koba au italian
Miner OF Hls Alleged wife.
CoALpoGT, Pa, Jan, 0,-ln October last
a coarse, ill.looking Italian, about fifty
years OF age, accompanied by an exceedingly
proposSesSing young woman, whom ho rep
rcsontol ~ his wife, came bere aud sought
employment at tho mines Tho couple on
gagged at once In housekeeping In u small
tenement In the outskirts Of the village Tho
man was lazy aud indolent anl although
he worked but little, 6oomol 10 DO woll sup
pliod with money,
Noighbor who would call nj tho house
we're nevor admitted unless the man was
present, II was also observed that tho
young woman never appeared In public un-
loss invariably accompanied by hor male
companion, All efforts 10 ascertain tho
true relation Of tho couple and the profound
mystory surrounding thoir domestic lifo
proved futile until now, Among tho arri.
walls was llno looking, well dressed gcnllo-
man who seemed TO doriyc special pleasure In
inspecting tbs working OF tho mines No
particular interest attached 10 his advent
uutil about noon whom II became nOisod
about that tho mysterious Italian had sud
denly taGon hia departure, aud that tho
stranger had assumed his place,
The stranger loft without purchasing tick
sts, taking the young womnn with him.
Many rumOra aro alloat regarding tho sin.
yulor proceedings Tho general belief how.
sver is that tho Italian had abducted tho
woman aud had detained her by thraats Of
violence, Onl that the stranger, whose mya-
terious appearance had put tho Italian 10
1ight, IL In some way related 10 the young
woman This belief is strengthened by tho
TACT that tho woman, who was infinitely
tho superior OF tho Italian by birth and od.
ucatlon, manifested great fear IN bis pres
,nce, and could mover DO induced 10 reveal
hia naun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Tin Ilnnnh NI,Ainrr.

DETROIT, jan D New aud startling do
vslopmcnts we're made In the Knock murder
oaso, A post mortem examination was
made. This revealed the fact that tho wo-
man camo TO hor death from blow on tho
skull Tho fracture had tho appearance OF
having bocn made with a sand bag or somo
similar instrument OnlcOr have gone 10
tho suburb Of Woodmoro, wherc tho knocks
1.-Two 10 arrest tho Knock brothers. This
makes tho seventh violent death under srs-
eplcious circumstances, that has tokou place
IN this family Two years ago old man
Knock was found dead In bis stable, Lator
bis son Charles was found In tho Detroit
river with heavy obniu wrapped around
him, and thon camc tho murder Of Frank
Knock, his family and tho old woman. Tho
family have Quarrolod over the distribution
VI their property
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
SEVENTEEN LIVES STRANGELY LOST.
How Two south American Families we're
Twice thrown into the sea,

Twice ihrown into the sea-
PANAMA, Jan, 1.-Two families named
bllya ani liunzilea left IalcahuanO In a
boat for Peuo lor the purpose OF attending
The customary procession aud taking parb
Ia the festival Of Our Lady Of Carmel.
Upon their return yuyaye, aud when near
Tho mouth Of llG Andaion river II became
neceahary 20 alt0r tho position u tho sails,
aud all the passengers unacGountably rushed
10 one side OF the boat aud II was oap-
sized, The cries Of tho drowning people
we're heard by two lightermon, who on
reaching tho scaue OF tho disaster picked up
i've persons, ono OF whom a Chlnaman, ap.
peared 10 be quito dead,
"A the boat was unable 10 stand una or 10
great weight, II was resolved 10 throw the
supposed dead Chinpman overheard, This
was accordingly done, but tho chinaman no
sooner touched the water than lao seized
bold Of tho gunwale Of the boat ani cap'
Iized H. Tho recently rescued psople aud
the lighterm'n were thrown into tho Sea,
and out ot the seven persons five we're
drowned, the only persons saved being
Francisco Gonzalez and one Of the lighter.
mon Two boats were dispatched from
ralcahuano TO tho fatal spot, and thay ro-
turned with the bodies Of all tho female pas.
lengers aud that OF the son Of Silva The
bodies OF tho remainder Of tho drowned pOr-
Iona had not been recovered
The following IL list OF tho drowned I
Benor Juan Silva, wife and two children
hoy and girD Senor do Gonzalez aud thres
nstors, Senior Dekiderio Gonzalez, senior
William Olsen. Peter Hurry. Chinameni
Romona Fache, Autuoa OLIVIA, Juan Con.
Itanoio, Emello Gonzalez lighterman; and
Two women whose names are not known.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Apt ser WITH KNIVES.
rhe Danger of AZ cmpllng to Enforos
rrohlbl lon Ia the wost.

fhe Danger NJ At ompling 10 Enforce
rrohlbi lon In the wost
DEs MolNEs, Iowa, Jan .. Tho path Of
the officers Nhp attompt 10 enforce the pro.
hibition law In Iowa ls NOT away, atrcwn
with roses Deputy Sheriff Pierce went 70
a liquor store oI Lorenzo, Illinois, In the Dcs
Moines house. with search warrant Not
Gnding any contrnbaud goods In the bar.
room, ho tried door lending 10 the collar,
but found II locked, Whom the bArk0opor
refused 10 open tho door Pierce broke II
0pon,
Descending tho staircase by dim light
he saw beer keg In tho cellar and started
for II, but walked into n pit about nine fcot
deop, tho bottom Of which was sot with
ebarponcd stakes, pioroo threw out his
arms aud caught on the sides Of tho hole,
aud by tho aid OF Constable Hanson, who
accompanied him, ho was rescued before
falling ON tho stakca The officers say that
the pit had boon freshly dug aud had ovory
appearance Of having been especially con-
atructod for trap When released Ploroo
eol1od tho bOor and carried II upstalra and
placed II In tho hands Of Constable Hansen.
Meanwhile the bnrkocpor had s'nt for the
police, Two officers cane up hnd arrested
Pierce ON n charge Of inJuring tho building.
Lorenzo III also filed complaint against
him for malicious injury 10 n building
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
TOBACCO WAR,
A Buying Test Made-Cinonnatl Ware
h0uselnen seemingly ,the winners


CNClNEATl Jan, 6-The first battle OF
tho tobacco war has been foughL IL waa a
tame alfalr but sufficiently decided TO de-
termine the probable outconloaef the contest
II began In the Globe warehouse whore IA
hogsheals were offered ~ test Tho sale
was largely attended both by buyers and
shippers aud growers who are deeply lnter'
ested In the war on tho side OF tho ware
housemon.
There was no preceptlDle difference no-
tlcenble Ia the bidding and prices realized
were considered good, Notwithstanding tho
absence OF several OF the heaviest buyers
for outside manufacturers, Nearly, II not
quito all tho heaviest home manufactures,
chiefly located In Coyington, were repre-
senled, The same thing occurred at each OF
the five warehouses
The BolmNnu sold 10, Plantera' \, Cincin.
natl 20, anl Morris H. Az tho Miami we're
assembled number Of heavy buyers walt
Ing for tho coming OF the crowd In attend
anco upon tho other aales which they do
clined TO attend, When the crowd came IN
tho Manufactured 80 hogsheads, which were
bold at about the same rates NJ obtained at
lno oluOl NhNnouhhAi pub NHe NIoNu NHlVh
came in frou the latter contained no buy
brs Tho tobacco was nearly all bought by
three or four mon, members OF the old aSSo-
citation,
10 a man up tree II became very appar-
ent that tho crowd 10 with the warehouse-
men, as tho capital certainly H. When II 10
considered that Of the 1900 hogaheada In
stock the Miami holds only about 1000, IL
seems probable that the heavy buyers In tho
old association must soon run out OF a
market, aud the manufacturers they repre-
sent will hardly take such an interest In tho
war on Front street, an 70 sacrifice their In
lerests II looks like onoSlded war, In
which by force Of circumstances tho ware
housemnn must como ont on ton
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Chnrrnd with Murder.

CINCINNATI, Jan, o..-Tho charge OF Ws-
piclon winch hns heretofore stood against
Peter Hines was chauged 10 that OF murder
for Slaying Henry KompOr last wednesday
morning The detectives considered tho
svidonco against Hlno, sufficient 10 warrant
tho charge. Another link was placed In tho
strong chain OF circumstances when DR..
A. W. Foertmoyer, Of Sixth aud Central
avenue, Identified Hines ~ tho negro who
came 10 his store on tho night OF DocOmDor
10 and wanted prescription filled without
money, sayings "You needn't bo afraid OF
not getting tho money, boss, for before next
Saturday shall have plenty Of money"
which indicates that tho negro contem.
platod th Q dood long beforo is oxoeulion.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
PROHIBITION.
What Senator Maxcy ThlnkN Of tho Move
mont In tho South,

Whht Ntnhlof Whh'y hhihhH w lho WoNe-
mont In tho South,
New YoRR, jan. Ex-senator MOxey, OF
Texas, pissed his holiday vacation In this
,ity, stopping at tho Fifth Avenue hotol.
Speaking 10 reporter, ho saidi
~ have observed tho temperance movo-
mont In tho south. | do not know how far
u is likely TO cxtond, In Texas wo havo
had worry little agitation on tho subject, OK
copt In spots In certain counties tho or.
citsmont has boon quito high, but think
tho issue Ia purely local. Tho people OF
Texas aud OF tho south havo too much sonuc,
I take, to mix tho temperance question with
uational politics
"Prohibition, II sOOms 10 me, IL question
that should DO decided by oaoh state or com
munity for itself. Thoro are somO ntorost.
Ing phases Of tho temperance movement In
Tho south. II has certainly made rapid
progress but do not think the movement
will change tho political status OF any OF tho
southern states. ToIaS Ia az strongly Dom.
Doratic as oyurn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
nNnnIl,liInr Nnlnnnona

FINDLAY, o., Jan. 5.-Peoplo In the west-
ern part Of tho city were aroused from their
slumbers by q terrino explosion, In vestiga
tion showed that largo charge OF dyna.
mite had boon placed under house that
had long been a nuisance In that neighbor-
hood, and tho building blown to pioces
Tho parties In the house at tho timo escaped
serious injury The keepers Of similar es.
Establishments throughout the city have ro.
ceived letters warning them Of like fate
unless they vacato at once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Iivnn nnh Lha nrnin.

New YopK, Jan b--John L. Sullivan
drove up road and stopped at Gabo Caso'a
Ho theri inimated that a. soon as his on
gagemept cndod Mr., Lester was willing 10
bot $4,000 against 5000 that ho can whip
Paddy Ryan In n fight TO ilnlsh, Paddy
Ryan's backcrs say that they are willing TO
put up 5000, but the fight must bo strictly
private, with no moro than ten mon inside
present ltmoy talSo place anywhere sullivan
wants Ryan IA now Ia Troy, and negotia-
tIons win soon DO uudor way, ne one Of his
hackers will 80 from hero 10 that city In q
fnxx dAva
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
TIL, sho. Cu,ter. i,,sum,,

CINCINNATI, Jan. 0,-The shoe cutters
have decided TO obey tho order Of the gon.
pral board of the Knights Of Labor aud no.
main al work until May 1, Several firms
having decided TO adopt pioce work, com.
mittee Of tho workipgmen nre arranging
matters with the manufacturer iu regard
10 doing extra work, For which extra pay
has boon demanded The system now In
vogue at KrppendorG, Dittmann Il Co.'S
will DO introduced In oil the factories as far
n practicable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
TIM I.nhn cIiY nnnIt.

RED VINO MINI, Jan "a short
timo ago rumors were anoat that tho First
National bank of Lake City was not in n
sound condition financially This started
run on tho bauk aud II was closed The d.
rectors promise that all dcpositors will be
paid. Bank Examiner II, W. Kuox has
taken possession and Ia looking up tho 40.
counts rhe last published statement OF tho
bank showed tho deposits TO bo elos, 900
Rumors OF wheat spoculNtious by the stock
holders and OF extensive real estate deals are
riirrput
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
TIE coNoG USER.
The Plth OF tho News In Brief for uAsty
Peruaal.

The Plth Of tho News In Brief for HAsty
PoruaaL
Petroleum has been struck near Parkham,
Ont
Copper has boon discovered near Norris.
town, Pa
IliiT Bros, extensive habtera, Indianapolis,
have assigned.
Fire destroyed the Sheldon block at Bling"
hampton, n, Y,
At Findloy o., an attempt was made 10
blow up bagino,
ST. Lu1e's Episcopal church, Nav York,
was gutled by llro,
Leprosy Is reported 10 oKist In tho village
Of Spring Grove, Miun,
stec monutacturar5 meeting Is called
fnr Tbursdoy at PlttSburg,
James D. Whltmore & Company, station.
ors, Now York, have assigned,
Thirty deaths occurred In Montreal dur.
Ing tho wook ended January .
Link & Sons, provisions, New York, owe
$4,000 moro than thoy possess.
win Bnckor, seventeen, was drowned at
Kcndallvillc, Ind, while skating,
Tho mother OF Mayor oBrian, OF Law.
ronooburg, Ind, dlol New Years ovo.
VIM Massir engineer at GartsIdo coal
mine, Bollovilo, Ill.,, was assasqnatod.
Tho exports Of specie from New York dur,
Ing tho week ended January . were S46S,.
$50
Maguiro g. Wilson, general merchants,
Hoarno, Texas, have succumbel TO poor
business
The cotton warehouse OF Colo &, Company,
Opelikn, Alabama, was burned with lon
of 100000
A man namel Hawes was killed at Lloyd'i
stone quarry, uoar Fostoria, Ohio, by a fall
Ing derrick,
The Chicago grand jury has presented q
report severely rejecting upon tho police
management.
Tho twenty.sixhour bicycle contest at
Minneapolis, between Woodsdc and Eek, re-
suited In a victory for Woodsido Ho made
flfry-ono mios in two hours and four SEQ.
onds
Tho Southern hotel, Now Orleans, wa,
burned Sunday morning; loss $4,000 Som,
Of the inmates barely escaped with their
lNoh houlh hlhbHuTi nuslCluu VI tno pOru
Opera company, Baltimore, is missing and
supposed burned, A number were injured,
President Cleveland makes an explanation
rogarding his lotter 10 Puck, and says II wai
misoonstrued, Ho makes distinction DO.
tween dishonest newspapers and those which
aro honest lie recognizes tho power and
influence Of honestly conducted journals, and
appreciates their support and approval.
Col r. @. lngorsoll Is charged with doal-
ing unfairly with tho Liberal league Of
America In pockoting most Of tho proceeds
OF lecture delivered at the ninth annual
congress of the league at Cleveland, whom
II was tho understanding that tho money
was TO bo turned into tho treasury Of tho
league
Rev, Dr. GLADDEN. preached n powerful
Sunday sermon In Columbus, Ohio, on cleo.
tion frauds In general, tho Cincinnati
frauds In particular Ho declared that II
such practices as had boon rosortod TO In
Cincinnati were allowed 10 10 unro bukod,
and the courts aud tho law-making power
sanctioned them, tho doysof free government
In this country were numbered
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
With Ilnnnr.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 0 - Adolph
5choonleber, aged sixty.avo years, wealthy
Ot.furnituro doolcr OF this city attempted
micido by cutting his throat with razor
and Is In dying condition. Schoenlober
was arrested on Saturday night on tho
shargo of criminal libel preferred by Chris.
balm Ritter furniture dealer who brought
Iuit for $1,000 damages Ho wa roleased
On $1,000 boil, The complaint charges
5choonlcber with having circulated SANDER
ous stories detrimental To Rttcrs character
schocnlcbor camo TO milwaukee, about thirty
years aRo aud IL worth el00,0On
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Al Work Analn,

PTTspuRG, Jan, 0, fully five thousand
miners werc at work IN The Monongahola
river mines, aud tho greatest strike ever
known on tho river IL at an end II is ostl-
mated that the loss IN wages during the six
months of Idloncss, will amount 10 over
$1,000, 900 The operators have also lost
heavily by tho strike, but viii not say as 10
tho amount There Is general satisfaction
along the river that the strike Ia over, o.
pociolly so TO tho families Of the miners who
have undergone most trying priyalions In
order thai the men might be successful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
promInot nrowor Murdered,

EL PAso, Tex, Jan o, While Mr. Rob.
ert, Of the firm OF Bosailier q Robert, brew =
ers at poso dol Norte, was In his Office ho
was approached by several men, armed with
rovolvers and ordered TO opon the safe He
started 10 comply, when his partner, Bos-
Bilier, entered aud iuterposod, Tho robbers
Hred, killing Bossilier and badly wouujing
Roberts, Tho assassin escaped Tho MUIR
dered man was ono OF tho most prominent
citiEona of paHso dol Nortn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
ItnIlron,lora,

ClNoINN, rf, Jan, O,.-Assistant Supcrin.
tcndcnt Stark Of tho Cincinnati, Hamilton
" Dayton, win probably DO tho now super.
lntcndcnt Of tho Dayton Union, vice Barrett
Tho Cincinnati Hamilton a. Dayton com.
pany oro bdldlng 400 now box cara In Day.
ton and Detroit
&c Luce las been appointed general
tiokot agent Of tho Lake Shore a. Michigan,
vice J. W. Cary, resigned,
George w. Fink, secretary OF President
Poobody, OF the Ohio a. Mississippi, has
resigned, aud viii accept n position ON a
Florida road
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

SAN FRANCISCO, jan, 0, O,-Gcorgo W.
Tyler, loading counsel for Sarah Althoa
aill In hor famous case for divorce against
tho late ex-senator Sharon, was indicted by
tho county grand jury for felony, Tho
crime with which no IL charge Ia being a
party 10 false affidavit, In which wit.
ness, Mrs Clarke, Ia made tosay that Sharon
had secretly told her that Miss llIll was his
wife, Two other persons, James II, Brown
aud Mira Wrilo, were recently convicted Of
tho same ollcpso with which Tyler In
charged, and aro now serving torn Of ilvo
years In the San Quoutin state prison
Tylor was granted wOok In which 10 do
his bond
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
scnrIct Ioyer I'M tlInoInna,I.

CINCINNATI, Jan, O. There are four casos
Of scarlet fever In the Chlldren's home.
They have been removed TO tho CITY hospi-
hl No children will be received nj the
homo for two weeks. There are lO5 casos In
The city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Tie scott Law. Law

COLUMBUS, Jan. d DIR. Scott Is In tho
city and conference OF Republicans was
held to take into consideration tho ad.
visibility of again bringing tho Scott
law before the supreme court, The plan
Ia TO have somo county treasrrer bring
suit against some saloonlst for
tho last half of 1883, which will bo decided
by each court according 10 the decision Of
tho supreme court on this case. Tho SUI
premo court Is now Republican, and II is
not unusual for court TO reverse i8 for
mor decisions. There Is no assurance that
the supreme court will reverse, but ID Ia to
bo tried
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Another Victim OF uydropbobi..

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 0,--Mrs Marie Lucht,
pgod sixty.soven years, lied OF hydropho-
bia, making i've persons dying from that
disease in this city during tho past two
montha
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07
Itnrm NInrirnnna.

CANJonAnlE, N. Y, Jan b Senator Van
sohairh Is just now Investigating q mysteri.
Gus affair A workman discovered under q
car az Coblosill an iron box containing
farm martgoges amounting TO about St0,-
900, incluiing tbreo negotiable certificates
on the North Adams National bank The
property IS supposed to be tho proceeds Of q
rsbbsry.
4 ,.,,,,.., -,. .-,,.,..,,.sl peIAuuB II glvep I'D
S1V.. s,,,,.y ,,Vh 4 on blood. For sale by Durbil
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-01-07

I,,.... .s,,,g'ls,,, ,,ls, 'vuivuy. btipprf0r 10 coI
liver oil. BY druggists, ~ wv
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

we'll known gen,lem: :n and club 'nem- bers. Cna;ley Mason, the rider of
 HempStead. had 6nished shaking
 ,and, with Frank Alfort, inc m ,u !, ,n NJ i:.tic, when he slowly took
 Hemlst -dd down to the Four'h h Avenue erd of the rlng, taikrG 10 the old ho,se, and then sent hln to- wards the obstacle, and the horse rose m LIr, ,O did tn IuIinds from their seats, and hearts beat as t:lp-hlm- ner,. H:mp,reIi dld i,l "BfV,.' v "Br,vn.' .ro;n thrnIts that touiI ,nou,. M-anAh hiic H-n, steal wLlked ab Jul Ike aa ui woman aad did not m!nd the .u.. b't. NJ -.,.~s ti..i was to ,a';e place. He '1llrd the flar ulll irtu,cd lar ss -p,d. aud fuleG tnc tniiu. Wl,,,u. a-Insl, rul neatc. ,icnlp,ir.u, U, dIs Vi,tn:y, laNc& me plate and th: sIoo offered by Vice President tirCkSaer, that haS been .tanuIns for lwI years io any horse beating L:o's rccord.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-11

Otas. O.. n.s: Doo. on left side O. Eip; |, i>lt siLc or hip; 2 Il, lei, slue or mp; boot cattle, road 3ran, W on rllut side; T cattle, cross U. rgnl see. holse brand, co.
 P. c. riagstaH, Arlz-