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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Our Clifton Letter.
CHIFFON, ArIz., Dec. s. lSs

CHIFFON, ArIz-, Dec, $. lSeS.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: In my last let CT your types made Henry Hise instead Of
 enry Hill, who was 90 badly injured on the uarrow susge railroad here He is recovering however.
 l. seems this is the uniucky season on our little raIlrosds. Mir. Rufus Blair was caught between the train and the side what is called the incline tunnel on the LangieIlow road to-dRy and had his left arm broken in two places and his he d badly cut and bruised.
 Pedro Michelens wss in iit-on yester- day for a feN hou g, coming ID on horse back euI Ie.vi.E for MsrenCi ln the evrnIaE. Pcdr. though "iu tue soup along with tbs oI CT deJEocfEuc cancl- dates ID tnls c5U-ty, seems t3 Oe n fine l -uirl,s snd sh .rs ne disposition to sour | over tos exo-rs-ei V li of the people. [ Re ls very populsr yss, and l nave aeE.,' come oa the IeaaeTs in the IsdsPeEde t | movement say sincs ;he election iht. | Graham county usver had Gusler or more competent official. He Is tue il s. one of the d-fea'ed csndldates 10 show up here since the election, though Judgs Fitzgerald IS expected here on Monda y night.
 | The ram seems Co be over now and
 to-day hes been exceedingly fine ont,
 even for Arizona.
 Mir. Rand, @ son of the senior member
 of the firm oi Rand. McNally < Co, Chi
 cago, tho great map publishers, has been
 here for two weeks and has interested
 mselt in some properties in Silver Bs- | si. on which be IS carrying on some de-
 yelopment work.
 There has been nothing given out here yet concerning the repOr ed newspaper venture at SolomoDville. Men with any Arizona newspaper experience would } not be eager to invest in such an enter , pIise.
 Geo, II. Kelly. who is Dow assisting II the publication of the Clarion will visl ! Tucson and remain there with his familI during Christmas week.
 1. There Is hitch ID the contemplated F grand Masonic ball on the 24'h and It Il - now doubtful If It will occur st all, bu e the young gentlemen of Clifton are rust e ling ard there will be amusements pro Q vided for the holidays. More anoD, - CLIFTON.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Mexico.

Mexico is physically country of enor- nous extent and of at least three distinct climates, the hOt or coast climate, the temperate or tablelsnd climate and the cold ST mountain climsts. Is produces the coffee bean aud barley, vani Ia and wheat, tobsccc sni csbbages, ebony and msho esBy, and pine and cedar. You can charge your climate radically ID less than fourteen hours by means of the railways penetrating the hot country. You can leave the City of Mexico on 8 winter morning wearing an overcoat and ai evening be sis;inG under palm trees drinking iced lemonade and wear ing thin coat. Having tried the eI- pertinent, I speak from personal knowl- edge. You may contTsTywise, leave tbe orange groves aud coffee plsnIRtions of Cordsbo and ride up into & regIou of shsry. chilly winds and 0ccagioDal frost, aud this inside fourteen hours-BOst3n Hersld.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Boring for ArtesIan Water in the Des

The presence in Los Angeles of q. w.. Durbruw, who has be D boring wells ut on the Colorado deseri for tGe Southern Pacihs rsii.oAi, caused the HERALD to print these reuarkg coUce eruiUg hls work which the gentleman made to the re- porter.
 We vent doEn 7J6 feet with ons well and struck 9 stream of water that flowed i3OC1 gallons an hour. The company was not satisfied with this, though. and, while tryIng to develOpit, the inside cas- ing was filled with sand. hEc has been left go ever si ce. We found large al- ternRte layers of sand and clay all the way down, with occasionally nttlo grE- Vel. At l6 feet We struck good surface water, and at 100 feet found our first flow of artesian water, which only cane lo within l3 feet of Jhe surface, rGv ever.
 The trouble wlth well bOTIUg down there is nat after We are down Hbou; 3C0 feet We encounter br6ylng fsnd, which at that depth will work i;s way up % or 6O feet. At a depth of 6UO feet this quicksBLi wOTkei up from l5O tu 2OO feet and would throw cur tools up ss It hesvej. Of course, VIC bad to ge' this out as It came up, ard you can im- aSine al what a te;ritie expense ve gre opersting when l tell you that after sink. ing 6O0 feet VIC found that we had tak. ing out enough sand to have put us tC the depth of 5000 fee. if Ee ad no op- positiJC. list tO work thi1kiBg how tC remove this, and the resuis you see be- fore you and MT. Durbrow pointed tC an srtesisn plant Ou which a mGchInesi was working. SpeskIag of matters about Indio, Mr. DuIbsov ssys that tht Southern Pacific has built ca new hOte in place of the one destroyed by incendi aEy fire sbOut.iwo months ago. It to b opened on the first of the month, ana will accommodate forty guests. A goCC deGl of the land sbou! IndIo Is taken uI but not settled or. though there will bt toJm tSeTe if this new rial for arles ian water. which is Co be 10 de very shortly. prov, successful. Mir. DurbrOv has some land under cultivation therr in phich some naval orange trees sr' planted, and be gays they are dsinl wonderful well .0ld are absolutely fret from scale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
What am IfO nO2

The symptoms O. BillIOusness arc un- happily bus too well known, They dit- fer in different individuals Co some ex- tent. A Bilious man Is seldom break last eater. Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for hguids but
 one for solids of a morning. His tongue Eill hardly bear Inspection at any time; if 1t Is not white and furred, it is rough, at all events.
 Tue digestive system is wholly out of order and DIsrrhes or Constipation may be a symptom or the the two may alternate. Tberc srs often Heu0r- ThcifTCs even loss ot blood. TLe=e may 'e cIiAaHss gni oit-n headache and h'y ov HltElcnoe and tcrderu,ss l1 tae pis oi tcs stomach. To correct Gii sIis it Got effect cure. try Greens August Flower, it costs bu, q .riEs and thousands attest it's efficacy.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
The C. A. k. Election.

The following was the result Of a. election held by Negley Post No, 1. De. pertinent of Arizona G. A R. Tucson. A T. Dec. 10. tor officers for lhs eusuip. yes',
 Geo. ". Sanders Post Commander.
 J.J. Hill, s. V. Commander,
 Robt. Frsiser, J. V. Commander.
 D. D, Hall. Surgeon.
 Chas. E, Chase, Chaplain.
 Hiel Hsle, O 1Icer of lhe dsy.
 H. March. Officer of the guard.
 Thomas HGghes Q Iar, ,erla4ter.
 Delegates to ne Department Enc np nent-h E Lacy, Hul. C. as Case s B Kelley, II Hale, Robert FrasIe-. \ ;. Fu.mer, Ais-Tuatss Co Department Euc4u2- meut-Chss. Rufi. TDos Bowen. H. V. Aiaas tn--. Hroi. J, ". 4aylsr. tg.-. Eos CT, Leopold Weak.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
IN UxIrYTHERE Is STRENGTH.

IN T Is
 If there be one ihlng above another that should be cultivated Tn the south ern or middle counties it IS unity of &C., tion in the coming legislature. If this be done they can call the turn to their mutual advantage, without 1t they can do nothing. But they can do this m iustice to themselves, and at the same time be just and fair 10 tbeIr northern neighbors. The contest over the capi- fol is liable to be bitter, but its removal is inevitable, If the districts in question be true to themselves. Heretofore the northern portion of Arizona has shrevd- " played one of the southern counties against an other to her gain and their d,scomfiture. This cannot again occur if We be true to ourselves. Notwith- standing this, all feel kindly toward the north, and in advocating the present measure We have under consideration only the general goo6. In unity there is strength and the interests of the ter ritory as a whole should no longer be made secondary 10 the local advantages fl sny one county, DO matter where To- .ated. The southern and central coun- .ies must stand together, there mus be no falling down or iuternecine sqsbbles ss has heretofore characterized our leg Rislatiye bodies of late years.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Brace Tn.

YCu are feeling depress q. gour ap- petite is poor, you are bothered with Headache, you gre fidgetty, nervous, and generally out o' sorts. aud w.u. C. brace mp. Brace ID. but not vith st. mulauts, spripy Dsi.cines. or bi ie-F. Ebich hay for tber basis very cheap, bad whisky. and which stimulate you condition than bsfore. What you want is an sl;erstiys that will purify your blood, star; healthy action of Liver and kidn sys, restore your vitality, and give renewed health and strength. Such 2 medicine you will find in Electric Bit ters. and only 90 cents Q bottle at Geo. Martins Drug Store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

VASDEvER has introduc d a bill m oopgress authorizing the seggregation of California into two states. northern and southern. It h-s been suggested Tn ease the bill tecomes law, that 8 second bill be put through the same course authorizing the absorption of Arizona by the state of Southern Cali fornia. Such bill would find no tsvor from the people of this territory. Arizo- na, with the right kind of 8 man st the head of her affairs, will ere long be 8 state herself, and iu the meantime il if better to be the head of 6 mouse than tbe tail of a lion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
THE CAPITOL

The northern press, especially that of | Prescott, isb eoomina unduly irritatsd over the proposed removal of the capitol from the snow bound, pine covered hills of Ysvapai to the more sslubrioas win fer climate of the great Salt River Val ley. That they have cause Co be sppre- heusIye of such s move IS but natural, They have been there before and will be there sgain so long as the cspitolis prIyeliged to remain in Prescott. We say then, for their own peace of mind II for nothing else, 1t should be removed. It has ever been 8 disturbing element and xfll continue to bs go until perms- nsptly located in the Salt River Valley. where eside from all sectional prejudices II of right belongs.
 This capitol question has ever bsen disturbing element and has done more 10 thwart needful legislation than all other influences combined. It has been the ccrDer stone of every unholy scheme and corrupt combination made in back room, lobby or hall, and the sooner it is eliminated from Arlzons solitics the better it will be for inc gen eral interests of the territory. We are therefore out and in favor of it's removal from Prescott and its permanent looa' ton ID Phenix.
 We think however, that there should be some compensating measure. Il would neither be fair nor just to th' people of Ysvapsi county to take th' capitol from them unless sn equivalen be given in return. Nor on the othe hand do we think it would be fair | other portions of the Territory to con centrate the msjor portion of puoli buildings in the one valley, so ss 1, counter proposition we suggest the re
 moval of the insane asylum to Presco
 I. in its present location, is as much ou , of place as the capitol
 No one having a spark of commiseri y. siou for the unfortunstes of one DIG
 confined in the territorial asylum. ot ' what will agree to this. The heat the summer in southern Arizona
 sufficient to severely test the bulk
 the sane and the strong, and to tt
 infirm of bodyRnd mind it IS uudoubsed
 enervsting. The climate in the nortl
 ern portions of the territory, IS We
 suited for the heslihfulness of such 6
 institution and there 1t should be place
 It was 6 mistake to place 1t where
 now is, but it is not to late 10 remeC
 the evil
 The interests Of the territory demsr the removal of the capitol to 8 mo
 central and get-st-able portion of Il ol territory, and the interests of humsni fh as we'll as the spirit of fairness, demanu m that the insane asylum bs removed fu
 iher north. We trust the people 7' Maricopa county will take like view.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

TRUSTEE H. D, UNDERWOOD O. the Tucson Public scbools. ststes in defense of the action Of the board, giving out printing without having first called for competition bids, that there is no law compelling them Co such action. This we admit to be very true, but public pol icy and public interests demand that il be done, snd of this fact none should be better informed than himself. If laws are absolutely necessary to keep the board up to their duties in defense of s pubic trust, the Ioner they are enact ed the better.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
To Whom Itmsy Concern

1 desire by this means to inform :he public that under the new sdministrs- uoo, will be an applicant for the office o' post mas CT of the city of Tucson. I an sa old resident Of the place. have serv ed the Es- ublicsu psrty fer mar years, both 10 committees and on the q mp. but have never before ssked for ciiice l do not, however. inte- to circu ate 8 petition asking your endorsement of my application for some time yet, and when I do want you all to sign it regardless ot the half dozen others you may have signed in the meantime.
 Very Respectfully,
 ELIAS ". sHoRTRrpez.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

FoR true estimate of the "sprightli- ness" of the PheniI Herald we defer to the opinion Of honest John Dunbar If this proposition is not satisfactory "the old lady" respectfully suggests that the "sprightly" management make @ quiet canvass for opinions on this head among the good citizens of his own town. We will abide by the result and charge noth- ing for the suggestion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

Now IS the time to plant shade trees. ii put in ct this season of the year they will be rooted before hot weather again comes on. Many of those planted last opring received DO care after being put in the ground and the result was noth- ing more than row of dead brsnchless ticks. The dogs however appeared to !eel grateful to the planters and now aet no opportunity go by to show their appreciation.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

MR. CHARLES NoRDoFF, the famous euIogist of Cal, is reported to be now en route to Enseneds, Lower California near which he owns extensive landed proper ty. for the purpose of booming the peninsula state. If he does it as he did California, it will send thousands Of home and pleasure seekers within her knr1ara
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Anheuser-Buseh Lager Beer.

The grandmother hss sent SD order or Col. Dur not to sell Lemp's beer or s250 per dozen bu. to sell only the world-renouned, celebrated Anheuser- Busch beer, ice-cold. st S2.50 per eozeD. or 25 cents per bottle. Delivered to any part of the city without extra charge. Warum Dayum.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Card
To the pphlic:

To the FubIcs
 In regard to tue cIrcl'sr that I ,-,-.! yesterday 1 wish Co state that | --- nIssin'oimed sod intIscrsj'y sO,- .. and that ny only intention w1s -1 rys 90 the people She infoimi;iun tAst -a, brought tO ne and not 70 east suy c.,. credit upou spy of the parties lGu.f and 1 sincerely regret that & n:.crr- struosioc wsS given the EorG:l- ... meaning O: tt5 sam.
 Very respectfully.
 NI . rI-L- -- =
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

TIE San Diego Bee does no. seem to be favorsbly inclined to State division. It says: "California is ITO miles long. Its extreme width is S30 miles, its aver age width 230 miles. New York is 4l2 miles long, Kansas 40 miles. Sscrs- mento is no further from San Diego thEn Albany from Western New York
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15


 Atthe age of three months a rash fwh.r. a'.ar v ird- prosed tO br eczema Or salt rh"u0uI "...' its aup arauce on ug face. A phy-.r..r WAS prescribed some cooling medicine. bot f.' -uF.- spread to my ears and hHat. Au,t..r ", ID vas called. he p-uf.s~.d Co know '.I about .t-- case. called it kIr-- Evil. and pft-tT..."A gunpoNdar. br,m-four and iTri mixed .r'" -aive; but tl" d- a-f cuufirI'7t- lh'f '.,. not do auyflIuE vI'i l- Au"t.rr Uu-'r'' .i borax, water. and flour, an.'ier hn-tr i".,- tice-. None of them dIi mos any E'"d H. '-I' but mad. me 'sur--. The o.-.a-s ruu'iuu. ..ai- abated, it -pr.ai Co mg aru- lat ..-- iiii Nt- laid up entirely. and from cont f.H. -I 'lN- on The floor ou pillow uy llwu- r"Ii-a'.''i -' that Iu-t all cunfroi uf them, a-i Was H''-'ls helpless. Ajy mothe- WOuit Lase fu ii'i "." '. and into bed. | could get around
 my hands and ferI, but c"ult ''
 cIothe- on at oil. and had to wear @ -....'. . ing gown. Ny hair had gll matted i.' .
 en off, and my head, face and ear- 70 '. and l hat Co have H towel "u my H'.'l ,t time in tle summer Co keep tt" rl'- 'N 'i. parents consulted % prominent ply ir.a. my surgeon hrrD iu Chicago .tbr ''h"r tl before mentions wsrr ul Duul!a- and ha,i4i..'A CtnadaL lie sad h" could to n"'il"E i Hc wanted Co cut The -Irrg- or my -'t-' -' - I cpuld walk. but | VouIi uot i'f Hiil, ir. . did ,,,t better won. h -yr uu control %. 'l-' The ti-..a-r continued I1 thI- uiauu'I uH'll . was seyt teen yesr- uli and 'i. H,s l i4-4 fr d dargrcuuuf Iu far lriuiN'. cor t''' CI TIME, RFNFb E-. it described my ,i'-'' SID exacfly that thought, a- 60 la-t resort. '" i''" them a trial. -- r
 When tir-t applied ftrm | vs- all r'S aat blsaiine. from ~crafcl.l- u --li. h.' N' asleep almost Immr,i telJ, -''.fi--.iiuI ''' - done for ypar-. the et'r' Ta- -'' -,@ .l'.- 2. .
 In aboIt two weeks [ cuu.t -tsld -ir'A- .- hut nof walk was SOW lk, hut uy ..r'-
 nearly Nell A near O. ctu judge l'" 'l'.. URt REMEDIES cured mo m uh'.i --- '
 vye.ks a0d uU to th.- d4r. .-. L. from jl.'..t- ls-g. to January. l-- ! have unt been -'. T. any way. or have ha. tt- leg-' ---l- '' ". W. J. M,DONALD.-
 s592. Dearborn St., Chicago. Ill.,. Jl.-' 2je - Rrso1vFS Sf Preraret by t.- F'i-t- DRrG tND CHEHICtL Co.,. Bu-toa, Na--.
 EV-Send for How t0 Cure ,sin Di----'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

"I uae Ayers Cherry PecsofA freely in my practice, and recommend it IL cases of Whooping Cough among chil dreu, having found it more certain to cure that troublesome disease than any other medicine I know of."-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Armour Packing Co.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. g. 1sS

KANSAS OITY, Mo-, Feb. S. le S. JOSEPH DuRR, Tucson, Ariz-:
 DEAR SIB.-Desiring to quote you in accordance with the amount of your trade in the provision line, he have taken the liberty to place your name on our Jobbers' List, and will for the coming season furnish you with Jobbers' prices 'Confidentinl" We believe prices quoted and quality of goods will secure us the bulk of your fsvors.
 Very truly.
 ARMOUR PACKING Go. Col. Durr, the grandson of his most generous and respected grandmother, wss made ineIpressibly happy this morning by the arrival of as fine lot of Gilroy, California roll butter ss was ever turned out Of that famous creamery. lt is irssh, sweet and choice.
 He has also s6cured fine lot of Ar mou:'s Kansas City pickle pork, with sour kraut to make the country safe. This is a new article and has been spe- cially prepared for family use. Though never before introduced in this market it is, wherever used, much relished, and will DO doubt become a favored dish on the tables of Tucson families.
 On account of the near approach Of holidays, the Oolnners grandmother wrete to one of her friends on the other side of the big fish pond, and the result IS an invoice of Holland Herring Melch- ner) of the 1887 pack. They arrived in prime condition and are now waiting to be eaten. A large lot of Ssntelle Swiss Cheese and all marketable delicacies were also received, The Colonel keeps every kind of cheese made, DO matter what it may be, ask him for it and it will be forthcoming.
 JosxYI Drhl
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
ANNrlI UEEJINC N0IICI.

DyER. PEERLESS. WELDON. toN1ll--''..''i l ton Mining Company. 10 rr-.. meeting of the stockholders uf th. ..' lsss Weldon. Combination Mirirg Cor .-s be held at the office of the company. Nsya.a Block. No a54 Montgomery street. 0 . Francesca, California on Ihuf-'izy- t- seventh f.7J day December, i-,>. af V. ,.-, of r. o'clock TO for the purpo-r gl , a EOTri of Dir rs Co serve Tor tL- s ye,tr srd-I Ihatr, tctI1n of su. other LI-.-, "a nav Come ore the meeting. ifi.- books will clos n Moaday, l gcemJer -'. l' ? ( o'clock ?. M ..-....-v.
 AUG. WATERMAN. Scr, OHra-Kouun { Nevada Eiur k. No i gome-y street, sc "a Fraucisc1. CallforriA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

Abbott Daniel. Iayuucs. r Allen, W B Lah-,irl ID-a Ale JOhn L.s JDtu W ApOdacO Blasa NalGuraio. El-arrs Ar gie-. ]. NcdluB Luy Bailey Rev Jas N Mn Glilermo Benites, Angel Moreno Pablo BejS Fermina de Np.tovs C-rIusa Blatsdel H c Norl sa. lrsz L. Bradley. Ed Moore. John ChRcon, Domingo Nurieta, N-.U-. Cheney. GsOr-s Pcres. Gauuei Curtis, Melinda Ouau. VI De ton, CE Qultty, ChAs Paris, Miss VI QuiroZ. Caurasll Parma, Martinez Ramirez. Juau Fel'Z, Mariana Robinson, Florez. FraneItco kodTlgss AEtvait Fuantes Jose Maria ROdril,urs, k-lius Gracia Fannie kedceiaear, Augus.laa Gamboa Epamasena Ryan Tspu.as F. CiarsiIla, trinidad ' de 2Sslgado, Ottayiaru GrihalOs, sntonlO Soto. Jose
 Grange, Rev Scout. Autonl Guerts Jos Maria Trogillp, TetsI1 Heruaudes, Francisco 2fr.io. Carmen
 Heruandes. Jesus Nalsu zuela. hara. Heyn. William Nalenzue a, Fla-.-- l HosunA Jesus Verdugo Ad lra Horton, Fl L Nndols, Gr6vie.
 HOlcuZ, Same ZepcdR Ramon
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
Advertised Letters.

List Of letters TensiI;ug Iu lhe Tue sou r st-Office, Dec l2-h ISSS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
HOW l SUFFERED

Seventeen years from Skin Disease Could not walk or dress myself \ mass of disease from head to foot Cured in eight weeks by the CI,i,u- "a Remedies
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

DnIPLFs. blarS-head- rei. r1n-. Q. | VI and oily skin prevented hs ''''.'' SOAp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15
s592. Dearborn St., Chicago. ll...Ja.-a'' '-

Sold evervwhera. Price CUTICvE1. r -.tt 2jc REs0IvFNT. Si Prepared by t' f'--f- DHrG tND CHENICtL Co.,, Boston, V --.
 EY-Send for How t0 Cure Ssin Di-'-'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-15

tr61n DrhAemhu Nst hllltu A1u CIt- ducter fatally wounded. The engineer of freight badly bruised.
 CHICAGO. III. Dec.-A special from Indianapolis says a significant bit of gosip regarding the cIbinet came from oce of General Herrison's friends today and relates & cognition of Pacific Coast. There are vario1s reasons for be- lievIDg that one ot the administration advisers will represent that seciIon and according to the gentleman ihe honor will not ss every body has supposed fall to e Cslliornis man, bus 10 Senator Mitchell of Oregon,
 SAS BERSARDISo. Dec. l3-Soon after he National Bank opened this m1r5ins two strBn gers ffom Arizona entered and one presented check end asked i, be cashed. E. H. Morse, cashier, told him h $ would have to be identified. Words fcilowei and the ArizobIan shot Morse through the bndy. Mo5se returned the fire putting two bullets ia;O his ssssil- ant. SIX or seven shots were fired when tbe strangers rBD tut were arrested and lodged ir jail, l' is though. Morse and hip assailsu. VII 10th l'e. Ola hot struck c. ", Fell s of Riverside, who  Eas ID tue bank b [ hs watch saved hls lie. l: IS believed the men entered the bank with the design of robbery.
 Cashier Morse died hslf sn hour after the shooting. The mar who dii the shooting gives the name of John Oakes but refuses to talk. Is is said that & third man who has not yet been arrested was seen trying side door of the bank while the shooting was going on, Oskes WAS shot in the arm, ear snd back but it is believed none of the wounds are se- rious.
 Lster investigation shows Oskes has lived here a month working for the rail- road. Nine shots were exchanged before Morse fell, Oakes has letters shoving he has recently been in sn insane Gsy- lum iu Nevada. The man wno went to the bank with him was deputy sheriff from Arizona. Intense excitement pre- vsils here over the sffsir ESS Morse wss very por ulsr,