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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
WANTED.

100000 hoop-poles and also shaved
hoops in large quantities. Best market
prices paid. For further information
call on or address, a.s.
cHAs. MAY, Cloverport, Ky.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
SULzER'S

GLOW ERPORT, KY.
-9o- Trial Package sent to any address, post
age prepaid on receipt Of six cent stamps.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01

'HO DO'IU UI TUTtIBH WIhhIUHb OF IIIb
Presbyterian church have by power Of
Attorney recorded in the County Clerks
Office empowered David X. Murray as
their Attorney here to wind up the af-
fairs OF VIM McCrea deceased. lie is
given the authority to convey real estate.
Also to audit the personal assets OF the
estate.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-02-01
BEWLEYVlllE.

gaB" Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
Sf1eriffS Sale.

by virtue Of an execution 10 my hands, issued oui
Of the Probate Court of the state OF idaho In snt
for the County II Elmore In the suit Of WILLIAM
HANLEY. plAinsiG, against DAVID DODGE, de.
PENDANT. upon Judgment rendered the 9Sth da,
OF June, A. D. 1888. for the Of cal Is, with In
teresa from June - isS, have levied upon all ths
right title and interest 81 ths aAid David Dodge Ia
and 10 the fdlowngaescribed property, situated Ia
ElmoFe county, Idaho, via:
Block No. .. Block No. 7, Block and Block No o.
also Lots Nos I. Z, Q. Sc, 10, IL and 10 o
Block No. 9; Lots Nos I, .. = T. Z, g. o, TO- II
and 10 Of Block Ne Z. and Lots Nos II. Is. H. -
n, ~. q and "a Of Block No II: all Of said loA
Doslges Addition % the town OF Mountain Home, ID
the County a EiDore and state Of Idaho saoorSins
" the paa Of said addition nos an ao N NE olcs
Of lhs Recorder Of said county.
Actica y hsreoy given. tsaa 90 SATURDAY, ~
i1lh dAy o. AUGUST, 4 d isaa - oseleek p 4
q sAid day, ~ Mountain HousA Earsars county
Idaho, IN front ~ the Court Honss dsAer. win sel
all The right, title and interest II the sza D-xs
Dodge In and 10 the said above described real ssa
at public AEetlon 20 the highest bidder lor cash Il
lawful moDsy q the United States 20 satisfy sAls
Given under my hand this nd day Of July, A
d. 1888.
JANIS d. GRAY. shsria.
BY B. u GRAY, Deputy shsris
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
ROCKY B,R ITEMS.

Joe sullaway came down from the
Bar Thursday evening, and from him
We gathered the following items:
Al. Stedman is very sick with noun.
tain fever.
lsaac Mann IL receiver at Swan.
bolm's store pending the attachment
suits.
The steam pump Of the placer min
ing company at Junction Bar was
started Wednesday and worked like a
charm. They will now find bedrock
or bust Twelve men are employed by
this company.
A surveying party composed OF
seven men started out "Wednesday TO
survey q ditch to bring water from
Trinity lakes 10 Red Warrior ridge and
Rocky Bar for working placer ground.
1t will be remembered that about
one year ago ]. v. Mundell was acct
dentaily shot through the shoulder
during a wild shooting scrape between
Tom Riley and Sam McCarty. Since
that time Mr.. Mundell has had no use
OF one arm, not being able to raise his
hand 10 his mouth. A few days age
he called upon one OF the Scotch gen.
tlenien who accompanied Harry
Thompson 70 the Bar last week and
who is an eminent physician and
surgeon, for relief. The DIR. immedi.
aiely took in the situation, ordered
Mrndell TO strip his shoulders, made
az incision with knife that cut a con
tracted muscle. and told the young
man To scratch his head" And joe
says Mundell has been scratching hi.
head and dancing from joy ever since
This news will be highly gratifying to
Mr.. Mundells numerous friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
~ NEAL DISTRICT.

A special telegram to the Salt
Lake Tribune from Boise gives the
following important mining transac-
tion.
The largest deal In gold mining property ever con.
s0mspatrsi IN the state closs here TO-DAY,
wherein the kidora Gold Mining a Miillng Company.
limited. purchased the Piownan group a gold mines
la Neal district Elnore county ana other valusblr
ehi properties thi- city, the consideration being
aio0.osl The ARTICLES u incorporation II the
Iany hlcd With the SECRETARY II the State 70.
day The stock Of the company IL divided into 100
shares Of the par value u siOo all paid in. Tho
hoard ~ directors 81 the company are: q. v. ploN.
man. boise president anil manager; Harry '. Parker.
seattle aecrsary; ffed Page Ta-kin, seattle treas
urcr: r n, Cahalan and Jonas W. Brown BOISE.
so--tsap mill ~ill he erected immediately and q
general merchandise store established At tho new
town 81 Plosman. Application iss l-sstohee OF the
above name anal nusii route from Boise already
cent 70 the department
The company also controls a large sANinl and
water rights The latter ~i he used to furnish
power for dynamos 10 the machinery of the
stamp mill. This group of mines Is the only de.
selop~d property IN the Neal district u contains
immense vein Of Tree gold A<sA,ing FROM SIS up to
SO Two hujadrgs men will be etnplo,cd within six
months, awakening new era VI gold mining In this
part IL Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
A MARROW ESCAPE.
Miss ssGsste Cohen's Dangerous Fali
PROM . Bridge Into the
south Botre.

PINE, Idaho, Aug. /, 1892.
EDITOR BuILETIS:-Herewith |
send you little matter Of news,
trusting IL will attract the attention
of the Commissioners of Gilmore
county:
Miss Matte Cohen, from BOISE
City was to-day thrown from her
horse while riding across the South
Boise river bridge near Pine Grove.
She fell about Is feet into water six
feet deep and about % feet from
shore. Being an expert swimmer,
the young lady soon reached place
of safety and, strange TO say, with
out receiving any serious injury.
The horse also fell into the river.
The accident vas caused by a
broken plank on the bridge.
y. p. ANpREAs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

Harry Madison went to Shoshone
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Myers and wife and Miss
Cohn of Boise are rusticating at the
hot springs near Pine Grove.
Mr.. Little informs us that the
water in the big reservoir stood on
Thursday, 80 feet and six inches in
depth.
Sam Cochran has gone up to do
assessment work upon his Ardie
Hill mining claim, situated on Red
Warrior hill, near Rocky Bar.
DIR. and Mrs. Silva and A. L.
Walcott departed for the mountains
Thursday, on a camping trip, and
expect TO be absent ten days or two
weeks.
Mrs. Campbell, wife of Banker
Campbell, 10. we are pleased to
learn, gradually recovering and we
trust viii soon regain her wonted
health.
The Range & Valley having
changed hands we trust the new
management will haul down the
false sign Of County Official
Paper"
Sam Brady is now located in his
new quarters in the old postoffice
building and has one of the finest
furnished and most commodious
saloons in town. Charlie Turner
10 his popular assistant and will
make customers and visitors happy
and contented during their calls.
Bessie, the little three year-old
daughter Of ]. H. Ellison met with
q sad accident ut their home in this
place last Wednesday by falling
from o goods box while at play and
breaking her left arm in two
places. DIR. Silva set the broken
limb, which operation the little one
bore nobly, and under the eircum-
stances she is doing remarkably
well.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

Fred Major has gone to Silver
City.
Owen Duffey, miner, aged 55
years, died at Silver City July %.
The Central hotel at Boise was
totally destroyed by fire last Tues
day night.
The First Bank Of Nampa sus-
pended payment on the first day OF
August, owing to the stringency OF
the money market.
Chris. Terrill came down from
the mountains Wednesday, where
his cattle are ranging, and went TO
his Snake river ranch TO complete
the cutting Of his hay crop.
w, $. Harley, of Bruneau, who
has been in Weiser for several
months, under the care of q physi-
clan for complication Of ailments,
is slowly recovering and will soon
go to Mountain Home to reside
Silver City Avalanche.
O. b. Slater came in from Indian
creek Thursday. He says the
crickets are still numerous in his
section, but that he successfully
fenced them OUT from his own
premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood left
here Wednesday evening for the
Pine Grove hot springs. Mrs. I'm
derwood is still very feeble and it is
hoped the change may prove bene-
fetal TO her health.
Major Frank p. Cavanah came
in from Boise Monday and bid in
Mt Sheriff's sale the mines belong
ing to the Bear Greek Company, To-
Gated at Rocky Bar, against which
he has judgment for about $500.
Jake Ottenheimer and Albert
Rosenheim have leased the Capital
hotel at Boise. We dislike to see
two such good men as Jake and Al
bert leave Mountain Home and
certainly wish them great success
in their new departure.
J. M. johnson and son Frank de.
parted last Monday on a visit "a
relatives on Long Island, New
York. They will be absent until
about October /. This is Mr. John
sons first visit to his old home In
seventeen years, and the BULLETIN
wishes him happy reunion and
pleasant trip generally.
Harry Thompson, an old-time
mining man of Rocky Bar, after an
absence of five years across the At.
lantic, returned here from Scotland
last Saturday morning, in company
with two Scotch gentlemen o.
means, who went TO the Bar to ex
anime some valuable placer and
quartz properties with the view Of
purchasing. We did not have tn,
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Thompson
and his friends but hope to do sc
later on.
John Brady will next Monday
throw open the doors of his new ga
loon in the building adjoining tn,
Gilmore hotel. He will be assisted
by Thomas Mccormick, and the
popularity of these two gentlemen
and the pure truck they will keer
should insure them lots of patron.
age. Read "Old Johns" proclama.
ton in the BULLETINS advertising
columns to-day.
The Boise Democrat says the fol
lowing gentlemen have been Sc
lected as Surveyor Gen. straughan'.
assistants: James II. Wickersham
Jr., stenographer and typewriter
Chas. Paynton, transcribing clerk
John d. Gray, messenger.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
Sf7erifrS Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution In my banda issued OUT
% thr Justces Court Of the Rocky Bar Prcrin~t %
the state Of Idaho In and for the County az Elsrc
IN The suit Of @. 3. cUNEo, plsintif against
JENNIE ULRlCH. defendant, duly zsasslsd on thu
nrst day Of July. A. D. lsaS have lsssssi apon all
the night. title and interest," a thu szid defendant.
Jennie ulftsh. IN Rsckv Bar Elmorp eeaasy, IdAho.
tn and 70 the following described real property sita
s.sd In the town Of Rocky Bar. klmoss county,
Idaho, via.
oEs dwelling houss, esllAr and ali out baildinss
eslonging 10 the Urea house. situated In Becky
Bas, on kAin street
Ths ahsFs levy 10 made 10 recover the sum Of
tiST I6-ioo Judgment rad ~ so-ioo eosss teEethxF
With aecruinx costa
Notirs b hsrsey given that 90 MONDAY, The isth
day q AUGUST. A. D. ISIS. AZ O'CLOCK ~ ~ Of
sad day. 81 Mounsain Hosne. klnoFe eousty, faaho,
IN 'front.' % The Court House door, vii saM - she
Exhg Title and intsress ef The sid dezen6suA 3aaaie
ufreA, 10 And 10 To MD shose dzscxhsd properly,
% pahaic Ancefoa, V The hxhss1 hdd@x ser eAsh u
lawful nsooey u the United staass 70 satisfy saia
execution and all costs
Dives under my hand this ma day Of July 4. D.
1875.
JAMES o. GRAY, shssia.
b. CLARENCE NICHOLSON Deputy shsEia.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

SATURDAY, August 5, 1898.
Letter list in another column.

Silver in New York yesterday, IL.
Mrs L. ]. Hagar made a short
visit TO Shoshone last Saturday.
John Noble, the big sheep raiser,
came over from Shoofiy Thursday.
Miss Bertha Turner has just re-
covered from a severe attack Of
measles
j. w. Daniels, of Boise and q. c..
X. of p, was visitor in Mountain
Home Thursday
Mrs. Gray, mother of Sheriff
GRAY, has gone TO Pine Grove on a
visit to her son Robert Gray.
The BULLETIN is pleased to note
that Mrs w. A. Reynolds is still
gradually improving in health.
Charles Ellington, farmer and
stockraiser of Big Bottom, on the
Snake was visitor here Wednes-
day.
Miss Maude Pence Of Bruneau
has been visiting for several days
this week with Mrs. 2. y. Hunger
ford.
Latest advices from the Bobo and
Bell excursionists report them hav-
ing a splendid time in the vicinity
of Atlanta.
The Caldwell Tribune has been
awarded the printing for Canyon
county for one year at $3.50 per
quarter or 81 900 per year.
Lawyer Howie returned from
Bruneau Tuesday, where he had
been on professional business. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Howie.
Deputy Sheriff Ben Gray re-
turned from Rocky Bar Tuesday
evening, where he had been to dis
pose Of the personal property OF
Mrs Ulrich at Sheriff's sale.
II lie reported that the little
quartz mill put up at Neal last fall
bv Manville a. Co, IL TO be removed
TO Atlanta. II appears to. us that
there are already too many idle
mills in Atlanta.
C. w. Howeth, wife and child
rem, Mrs. Robbins and Otto Simon
left here Thursday for the head
waters Of the Malad river. where
they will pitch their tents and hunt
and fish for an indefinite period.
For the past two weeks Old Sol
has turned loose his full force upon
these sagebrush plains and made
ID uncomfortably hot, but then at
night the beautiful stars look down
upon a scene cool, comfortable and
happy-though everybody is crying
hard times.
In Thursdays Range & Valley
Z. C. Currey announces that that
paper hae come into his control"
II the change lie a "bona fide" trans.
action we heartily welcome Mr..
Curry to the journalistic field and
assure him that the BULLETIN will
always meet him more than half
way in extending courtesies due
from one newspaper gentlemen to
another He lie an intelligent man
and he and his family are credit
to any community. The BULLETIN
editor hopes that he and Mr.. Cur.
rey may harmoniously pull to-
gether not only for the interests oil
Mountain Home and Elmore
county bat for all Idaho. He an
nounces also that the Range & Val
ley will continue TO be strictly Re-
publican In politics. believing ''thai
the expressed policy of that party
comes nearest to meeting the re
quirements Of the American peo
pie"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

Uniform Rank, X. Of p, will hold
a special meeting at their hall on
Tuesday evening, August Sth. A
full attendance of members is re-
quested. j. A. PuRTILL, ). X. II.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
silver Convention. ketchum. Idaho
August "a.

Tickets from Min. Home to Ket-
ohum and return $3.50. Account,
silver convention. Selling dates
August 18th and l4th. Tickets re-
turning limited to August 18th.
A. q. SMITH, Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05


J. ]. Bruce of Butte City, is Wis
iting his brother, A. j. Bruce, in
this place.
Hon f. C.. Helfrich is on the
"limp'-having accidently strained
a leg yesterday.
Sheriff Gray has been up at Pine
Grove and Rocky Bar for several
days on business connected with his
stage line.
Arthur Pence. o prominent citi-
zen OF Hot Spring, in Bruneau val
ley. was in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
Just before starting out on his
big hunt, Charlie Howeth received
a fine IL gauge Parker gun from
the east. He will doubtless now
make game scarce in the mountains.
Will T. Montgomery returned
home, last Sunday from Albion,
Cassia county, where he had been
TO attend meeting of the board OF
trustees of the State Normal School,
of which he is member.
Manuel Comes daily receives ord
ers by stage from campers" in the
mountains for a supply of Jed Clay
toms good whiskey--which indi.
Gates that our pleasure-seekers now
sojourning up there are very fearful
of snake-bites.
Cal. Eoperson. who came in Tues.
day from his sheep camp at the
head Of Dog creek. near Trinity
lakes, informs US that his young
brother Charlie, few days ago,
shot and killed very large brown
bear and also captured her cub.
Last week, in speaking Of the out.
rage perpetrated upon 8. 8. Brady
Of this place by the Nampa Justice
Of the Peace and Constable, we ex.
pressed the belief that the matter
had been dropped. However, such
was not the case. Saturday morn
ing the Sheriff of Canyon county
arrived here and arrested and con-
veyed Mr.. Brady to Nampa upon
the charge Of appropriating an old
piece Of carpet TO his own use
Lawyer Wolfe and Sheriff Gray nc.
companied Mr.. Brady to Nampa,
where he was tried before jury oil
Nampa citizens and Immediately
acquitted. We are glad TO an.
nounce that the people Of Nampa
almost unanimously condemn the
proceedings Of Justice Young and
Constable Taylor in their action TO.
ward one of Mountain Homes good
citizens. II was an outrage of the
vilest kind that will not soon be for.
gatten by Mr.. Brady and his host
Of friends.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05
MONEY IN HOP RAISING.

Some of our ranchers contemplate
planting hops next season, and in
view of this fact we copy the fol-
lowing figures from an article writ
ten by Mr.. Ezra Meeker, the most
extensive hop grower in the State Of
Washington:
For five years, 1886 TO 1890 in
elusive, Mr.. Meeker has kept accu-
rate account of the production o.
one farm of 81 acres which he has
in hops. During that time there
were grown and marketed 574,602
pounds of hops, which sold at an
average Of IL 3-5 cents per pound,
aggregating $101, 12095. The cost
of production was nine cents per
pound. The net profit, therefore,
from 81 acres for five years was
9,516.77 annual average of
20, 1888 Is, and a yearly average net
profit per acre Ct $162.o2. The fig
ures will show a much greater profit
than from hops raised in New York
or New England. In central New
York the cost of producing a crop
is not less than Is cents per pound,
while in New England an average
of at least Is cents is reached.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-05

The s. f. Call and the BULLETIN
only $3.50 3 year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
Twenty Years' Experience.

c. D. Fredricks, the we'll known photographer, ITO Broadway. New York, says:
 "I have been using ALLcocK's PoR- ous PL.srERs for 20 years, and found them one of the best of family medi- cines. Briefly summing up my ex- perience, I say tha. when placed on the small of the back ALLcocK's PLAs- TIERS fill the body with nervous energy and thus cure fatigue, brain exhaus- ton, debility and kidney difficulties. For women and children L ave found them invaluable, They never irritate the skin or cause the slightest pain. out cure sore throat. coughs, colds, pains in side, back or chest. indiges- ton o: bowel complaints.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
Deaths Among Pensioners.

The grip is reaping many victims among the pensioners, and a large num- Der of pension office certificates lie on Pension Agent Clements desk unsigned, having been returned because of the sudden death of the veterans whose nam $ are contained therein. Since quarterly payment day, January 6, more then forty deaths among the pensioners have been reported to Col. Clements, and in almost every case death was sud den. and from the grip. T do not re- member having heard of so many deaths among the pensioners in so short a time," said Col Clements
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
L,sOkiDg Up.

Chas. R. Drake, U s. land officer at Tucson, is in San Francisco. A Chronicle reporter called on him. and among other things MT. Drake said:
 A large canal is now in course of construcrinn for the district of Tucson by the Santa Cruz Water Storage company. who will draw its wsur from the Salt river. When this is in running order land in that neighbor- hood must double and treble in value.
 Al Gils Bend there is great activity also in real e.tate, owing to the con- struciion of the w"ltey canal, and lots are being bought .. big advances all along the route
 In the matter of statehooi, we are working hard for admission into the union. and all parties are putting their shoulders to the wheel irrespect- i've oi political creeds
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
The Nogales Herald says that work

The Nogales H-rali says that work is being pushed on the Santa Fs road from A.h Fork on the A. & P. to Phoenix. The indications now are that it will speedily be built on to Florence and either Tucson or Benson, 60 as to reach Nogales and connecr with the Sonora road. It stands Tue son to keep q weather eye peeled, or the road will come down the San Pedro valley to Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
Bids Allowed.

The Board met this afternoon at 2 o'clock, with Chairman w. H. Perkins and Supervisor Hare present. Bids for caring for indigent sick and fur nishing water for same were opened. l. B. Hamilton bid Sl.2l per day for each patient and $35 per month for water. G. w. Huse bid $l.l94 per day for each patient and includes the nse of Huachuca water for domestic, irrigation and fire protection purposes. The bid of c. W. Husa was accepted and he was ordered to file bond.
 A Aretition from citizens of Bisbee was read, asking abatement of . nuisance which endangered the health Of the residents, and the Board order ed that the petition be handed to the sanitary inspector with directions to s,t according to law.
 The Board then adjourned ts to- morrow st g &. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
Wonderful Insect Vitality.

It is standing puzzle to the entomo- logists how frail little insects of the mo- squito and butterfly order can brave the cold of an Arctic winter and yet retain their vitality. The larvp of the milk. weed butterfly have been exposed to an artificial blast sixty-eight degrees be- low zero. Taken out of range of this artificial blizzard and gradually ''thawed out" this same worm was able to creep half an hour afterwards. Butterflies have been found fitting joy ously about in the highest latitude man has ever penetrated, and the mosquitoes of Alaska and Greenland are known to be the healthiest specimens of that race of little pests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01
FOR OyEm fsFTH YEARa.

An old well-tried remedy.-Mrs Winslow'. Soothing Syrup has heeD used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth, ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays T. pain. cures wind collie, and istSe tes, remedy for Diarrhea. It is pleassnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents c bottle. Its value is incalcu. liable. Be sur~ for Mrs. Win. slow's Sooth' ( Syrup. and take no other kind
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01

A letter received from Chicago to- day states that the installation of ex- hibits in the various buildings at the world's Fair is now actively in pro- Rress. Scores of freight cars loaded with exhibits are being run into the grounds and switched to the different buildings. Wagons laden with pack ing csses are to be seen gping in all directions. Soon these busy scenes will be multiplied many times over, for hundreds of cars of exhibits will arrive where now there are scores. The majority of exhibits which have arrived thus far are foreign.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01

A;young man with badly skinned face was in town and got eomething.in the n~ighborhood of a square yard O: sticking plaster. It appears that out Tn his neigborhood they had decided to organize a choir. Last night they met and had disagreement over who should sing bass, which finally wound up in free fight. As the yoang man mounted hir pony and s'arted home with his pockets full oi arnic4 and plaster, he remarked to the reporter "You might think I'm disfgured, but great granny, man, you ought to zee q me sf the others"
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-01

Although proof sufficient to convict has not ss yet been found against any oi the suspects for the murder of Tomas Aguero at lmuris, the circum- sianti.l evidence sgsinst one Vslen- zuels Is very strong. It seems that M-xicsn authorities find it ss difficult 10 convict suspected Me1icArs ss we do here, owing to their unwillIngnes to testify against each other.-Adver- tiser.