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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
NEWS FROM BRONWOOD.
A BATCH OF INTERESTING NE VS.
FROM THERE.
Two Deaths--1 900 Bales of Cotton Re
celved--A Merchant RetIres From
Rusiness--The school Flour

fishing.
The sad news war received here few
days ago of tile death of Mrs. May NC
Pherson. at Roswell Cobb county, Ga
She was the mother of Mr.. Hill McPher-
son. of this place Mrs. Mcpherson was
lady who had won the love and esteem OF
everybody. Long a member of the Meth
odisf church, she exemplitied her daily
walk and conversation by a consistent
course of conduct that was beautiful to
behold. an example of the meek and
Iowlv follower of the blessed Savior.
She won others to Christ making her
memory precious to those who knew her
Int TO love her. Her remains were car
ried to Americus and Inferred In the
cemetery of that place on Thursday of
last week. The sympathies of our entire
people go out to the bereaved ones.
The sad death of Mrs. John Avera
sister of DR.. E. .. Lasseter, OF Dawson,
on Monday night of last week, has lett a
loving family in deep distress. Mrs.
Avera was a woman who was devotedly
loved by all who knew her, AID her loss
is great one. She died young and IN
great peace. She leaves stricken nus
band and three little children to mourn
her loss.
RETIRED FROM BUSINESS.
THAI live business man, Mr.. j. III. Ell
lerbee, has bought the stock OF Mr.. W,
II. wilkinson, who has retired from
mercantile labors and is seeking quiet
rest at will. Mr.. Wilkinson is an extern
sive farmer, and will give his time in
future to agriculture.
1000 BALES OF COTTON.
Brentwood is coming TO the front as
cotton market. Up to this time LOU
bales have been received, and the highest
market price was paid for them.
SCHOOL FLoURIsHING.
Our school continues to look
ND. Accessions are being made every
week. and Professor Griffin is giving
great satisfaction.
MOURNING j. G. WELLS.
The loss of Mr.. j. G. Wells to our
community is sorely felt. One of our
foremost men in all that looked to
Bronwood's interest, his place is hard to
fill.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Mr.. John W. Glass, in his stable bust
ness here, is as accommodating as he
can be. He keeps good stock and We
hicles for the convenience of the public,
Mr.. D. j. Denton is cOnvalesing from
his recent severe sickness. When on du-
ty as marshal of our place he did well.
Mr.. Robert Moore, of Atlanta, is VS.
iting Postmaster Raglan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
PARROT PARAGRAPHS.
Interesting News Items and Pleasant Per-
sOnaI Mention.

sonaI Mention.
Mrs. Rowena Hasty was 50 years OF
age on last Saturday. She is the mo mel
of seventeen children, eleven of whom
are living, and has 81 grand children and
PC great grand childI en- and has live q
within four miles of Parrott O. years.
She was here when the Indians roamed
over this section and was witness OF
the exciting scenes of the war in 1886.
! She married at the age of IA years, and
! has feather bed given her by her moth
! er Is years ago. She draws pension
for the services of her husband in the In
dian war.
On next Friday evening supper Will
be given under the auspices of she La
dies Aid society for the benefit OF tile
Methodist church. The programme will
consist of dialogues, charades and Ieciia-
tions. with vocal and instrumental mus
ic: admission price Is cents. A tempt
ing supper will be served for 80 cents.
Everybody come and help along lauda-
be enterprise,
After an illness of three weeks Mr..
VIII Foster died Wednesday night OF fe-
ver All who knew him loved him, and
while we lose good cit zen and true
man. we feel that he has gone to heav-
emily rest. Heartfelt sympathy is ex-
tended to the b1ruaved family and
friends.
The young people of Parrott are look
ing forward with bright anticipations to
the coming of the long winter evenings
when they can gather and engage IN rec
itations and other amusements
which give a healthful tone to Parrott
society. Our boys are moral and our
girls arethP best in the state.
A most enjoyable entertainment was
given Friday evening at the music hall of
Mrs. Rosa Mershon. The occasion was
enjoyed by lovers of good music and reci-
tations.
The sound of our high school bell from
day to day is reminder that our school
is now putting il its best work. AS an
educational center Parrott is hard to
beat.
Mr.. w. NJ. Dunn received from one of
our fair young ladies a few days ago
cluster of tube roses that had fifty bios
SONS upon it. 1t was pretty thing to
see.
Mr.. w. w. Novels is one of PARROTS
most industrious mechanics and is doing
a fine business. He has employed first
class workman to assist him.
The corpse of Mr.. Wall passed here
Friday on the way to Weston for inter-
ment. Mr.. Walls died on the farm of
Mr.. John Avera.
Parrott has another hotel. The Kir-
ven House offers it's inequalities to the
travelling public.
Mr.. San Pinkston, one of Lumpkin's
popular young mer, was here tt is We k
The reading club has been reorganized
with Professor Grubbs IS president.
Mr.. John Parrott spent several days
in Columbus this week Oh business.
Cotton keeps coming to Parrott. The
highest prices are always paid
r. E. Shippy, of Cuthbert, was among
his Parrot friends Sunday.
Miss Hattie Terry, of Bronwood,Iis
visiting Miss Jessie Brown.
Clifford Grubbs is now with Critten-
den Bros. at Shellman.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
Butter From Sweet Milk

at total cost of from Sc. to sc. per
pound by using my new Gutter making
process. The butter is FULLY up to the
highest standard of perfection. From
three to four times as much butter can
be made from the same quantity of milk
than can be made from sour milk by
the churning process. This secret
should be possessed by every body and
is worth many times the amount I ask
for 1t. will send the recipe to any one
for 50cts. Agents wanted. Address,
MRS. III. E. MCKINEOE
COWART, ALA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
A Prominent Lady Arrested

much attention at a Washington ball by
her remarkable appearance o thealth The
glow of health and the charm OF beauty
need not depart from so many women,
when certain remedy exists in Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription for THEN
functional and organic diseases. Ii
properly cures nausea, indigestion
boating, weak backs, nervous prost
ton, debility and sleeplessness. strength
is renewed, energy returns, and beauty
again blooms. Ii is purely vegetable
and perfectly harmless. Druggists have
II
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
Election Notice.

An election will be held in Daw-
son, GA, on Thursday, Oct. 18th,
1898, for the election of clerk for
the city council Of Dawson to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF
]. l.. James. Registration rooks will
be closed ten days prior to said elec-
ton. This September 10Th, 1898.
A. j. BALDWIN, Mayor
E. L. RAINEY, acting Clerk.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
RUssELL's REMARKS.
Our Congressman speaks on the Bill 10
Repeal Election Laws.

Our Congressman speaks on the Bill 10
Repeal Election Laws.
Congressman Ben Russell is making
uuite a reputation in congress as an ora
tor.
Thursday he made speech on the bill
TO repeal the federal election laws.
The daily papers say the member
from the second jumped right into the
arena with a hallelujah true blue lick.
He made constitutional argument, in
terspersed with cold facts drawn from
the actual verities of the political situa-
ton.
He was listened to attentively and
was repeatedly applauded.
Several times republicans attempted
to interrupt him, but Mr. Russell stood
his ground spIendidly and proved him
self good at repartee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11

There appears 10 be good-size civil
war brewing in South Carolina. 1t is
well known that CIV. Tillman has said
that he would import metropolitan pc
hcemen 10 see that his ideas of dis
pensary liquor law were carried out,
claiming that he could not find trus =
worthy officers in his state. And that's
what has caused such howl. The m =
jority OF the papers and people of the
State are red hot against the governor
and say that if he attempts any such
thing South Carolina blood shall be split.
~The situation is anything but favorable.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
A Popular Play.

Perhaps no play ever written enjoys a
wider popularity with the masses than
1.-The Burglar" 1t is absolutely clean
in tone and so replete with genuine sur
prise that it is not surprising the play
has been eagerly in demand for first class
houses. ''lhe Burglar is a. capital
piece of stage properly, and, under its
present management, who have provided
so literally in every way of accessories,
the public are offered a very enjoyable
performance in every particular.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
GOOD OLD TIMES.

have secured the agency for the IA
nous Old Time Rye Whisky If you
need a pure article of whisky made on
the old time plan of years ago, come and
try it, and you will see the difference in
the old and the new plan of making
whisky. NJ. c. MINIS, Sole Agent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
roRe Argued Saturday.

A motion FIR new trial for Harrison
Stevens. one Of the murderers of }. g
Wells, will be argu, before Judge
Grisgs ON next Saturday.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
Georgia Oats, Barley and Rye at
At T. O. WHICHARD & Cos.
rhree Died From Snake Bites.

How to gather their cotton crop is
proving knotty problem for the farm
ers OF Baker. 1t is reported that three
negroes recently died in that county
from snake bites received while in the
cotton fields, and now cuffee cannot be
induced for love or money to use his
nimble fingers in harvesting the south's
great staple.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
Cotton Seed w anted.

We will give the highest market price
for cotton seed delivered at the mill.
Cotton Seed Hulls ON hand and for sale
at So 90 per ton.
DAWSON OIL co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11

infant child, five months of age, is
severe stroke to the happy nome of the
mother and father. Nevertheless, He
does all things well.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
Farm for Rent.

A three horse farm on the line Of Ter
reIl and Webster counties, on or near
Bear Creek. Apply to the undersigned
at his home seven miles north of Daw-
son. JOHN Z. LAMAR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11

The Central railroad is selling round
trip tickets from Dawson to the world S
fair for S24.S0.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the Voters of Dawson: | am
candidate for Clerk of the City Counc
and respectfully ask the support Of th
people at the election on October 18th
J. w. PEDDY.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
For Sale at a Bargain

One so saw gin with feeder and con-
denser in freight depot of Central r. R.,
Dawson, Ca. The outfit is tirstclass
n every particular. viii guarantee sat
isfaction. Price $4,000. For further in
formation write
JAS. T. GANNT,
Macon, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11

| am a candidate for Clerk of the Gil
Council to fill the vacancy caused by tt
resignation Of Colonel James. | ask, an
would appreciate, the support of all v
tiers. Respectfully,
J. T. WILLIAMS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1893-10-11
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
The Dauson National Bank,

at Dawson, in the State of Georgia, at
the close of business, Oct. Bird, 1898:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
ELh TON.

Special Correspondence 81 tiazette and ,To,irnal
EIprnx Nh It,,, : .rI.,- - :
't,ini,' -, "t'iS . ~ ho"Ii q
ia'c " blNt1il announces that y Shlfl
factory employing 100 hands. VIII be To-
Gated here provided that mum her of en-
plpyes can be secured. An effort is helm,
made to Srrarr INA rrnIiircl rtin,Enr N
bnnIg an IL Il '' tI ..',t ~, "
Mil he secured NJ :, lDrni i,,j',.tr,
The trustees III thn I;iktnn lc,d.,,,,.
Iilled thefW, ynr,,nfi,. Il, M i'ajI sct' .i,,s
shin by the uItnoittmrnt If Eianrhr E"rl
and ttily Johnson II d I.a,vis ,yas rInrt,.5
trustee To Mi thr vnr,nr, ,5,n.sj IL. MI
death of John Il WiIsHn Dr Il ~
Mnckull rrsi,tnrh ,s ,rnstnn M 'hiu.n,,'
IL ii NarEHii M ,In~tni IL III 'i.,,,
il. Frank olnrb and Mis- ~ SnI III N
Brnndwatrr wore married. N Eif,nm NIL
evening. The cerrninnv M nnrf,,rn,nd
by thr Rev. l. WHnI
EiErn% Mn Inna ,r,,,,c,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,
If Nyrst Noitimran ,tn ,H + e,',i,'
Cecil rountv n,,sscl tLn 'fniin,ri,,,, 49,
luton rcspGcti,r tho retirement IF In
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
GREENsBoRoUa II.


neutrality-suspicious. OF Gazette ana journal
GREENsBoEouGn, Mp., June Little
was done at the session of the circuit court,
III Denton yesterday, save the paneillng OF
the grand and petit jnriGS, and some minor
work finished by the latter body.
The William Ford farm, Il tract Of land
situated III that fertile part Of this county
known as ruckahoe Neck, containing 40
acres and fronting ON Tuckahoe river, was
sold yesterday at public auction, 1T Denton,
70 Hugh c. Browne OF Wilmington for
Sll,2lO
The Prohibition convention, held in
Denton yesterday, was not given Il large
audience. but to those who came w.
frank Fucker, state organizer, talked as
to the best method of carrying on the
coming campaign. The Rev. j. NJ. Lin
dale OF Corduva addressed the meeting in
regard to securing Orator Van Bennett, Il
powerful advocate of the cause in July, to
give orations al two or more points In the
county. 1t was decided to hold the nomi-
mating convention July 10Th, and To make
an active campaign.
GREENsHOROUGif, MD, June l2.--Chil-
dren's Day exercises were held throughout
the county yesterday. At Hillsborough,
ltnlls programme No. . was used III the
morning ana finely rendered. At night Il
programme of home arrangement was
used, consisting Of musiG, recitntiuns.
Flowers of God" and Il beautiful repre-.
sentatiun of the Scriptures by 10 girls,
called The Christian Graces." The day
was observed at lildgey, Denton, Kings
Creek and Chapel churches. At the former
place at J y. III. the programme called
Lights, Earthly and Heavenly was rem.
dered.
The work Of the special term of the cir.
cut court Of this county is finished.
George l.. Walrath WAS acquitted of the
..f l.,,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
rnE pENLNSrLl.

John 4. Marshall took charge of The post
Oilcent kchuDOtn Monday.
Tho steamer Major nrybold, which has boon
Undergoing reptlrs, resumed trips between
Philadelphia ana Salem Monday,
IAa noon train runs through 10 Rehoboth
dhtly. mo Hew Episcopal Church there IS
being rapidly enclosed.
Work has been commenced finally upon the
he~ bank ~ Newark and from THIS limo on
work VIA hr pushed with all possible haste.
The remains uf Miss katO THOMPSON, who
dted At Nrw Castle, wCTp Inferred Friday in I'M
mauuc. Ehulch yard Tho Kew. +. g. Llghtner
conducted tnr services.
The y. NJ. &. :. library has been started with
Il complete sOt OF tUoEcra worka and 70 other
good Lo,ks, presented by the ladies OF ihr
toNn AZ the solicitation Of Mrs. 5. Il. Anthony.
at smyrna,
W. II, Miller, relief operator ana agent on
tue delaware railroad, mas been appointed
agent AT Hehohuth for the summer, beginning
next Thursday June 18th, wIrn one Of the
l1tl.
The annex 10 tho foundry OF the Dola ware
Iron WORKS - rardly roihF III. William H.
foulk y ou "l wilmington are the contrnc-
shipped from these works, To be used IN the
e"Nernme cruisers now being constructed AT
Ntu FRANCISCO, Cal.
Tua strickersyille Association for tho Detcc-
non Ot Horse Thieves at recent meeting
elected tho following officers: President,
samuel Lindsey; Nice-presidunt, John r.
duhAstpn, secretary, Wlllam II. Smith; Irea-
surer Joel Thompson. Directors, ). L. Nlyin
Morris b. Slack JOhu r. Steele, James Hos
singer and David Mercer
Proprietor Peter A, Pagan Of the Hare S
Corner Hotel entertained u large delegation
OF his Wilmington and New Castle friends
with q snapper soup supper, AT his hosiery,
friday night Two immense sMHpppFs, one
weighing 2S and the other ~ pounds, were
used. The guests itum New astls were com
| veyed TO aud FROM the corner IN Il decorated
| iour-in-hand. The supper was followed ~ IL
dance
II. p. Cannon's canning factory is now Dustly
! engaged III canning strawbrrrles md Lens.
| The latter are being vlngd and Lullul with on,
! OF GhlshUlm-SGUtt pea HIilcrs, Of which there
are only twO east ct ohio and south 81 New
| Work, une in lirig and lhe other Mt GA
I iurd The Inuchtnes ranuOt be nutsht but a
| commission is charged on each can vi peas for
| lhe tep vi 1t.
hp directors Of Tho smyrna branch OF the
! Baltimore Building aud Loan association held
| u meeting on thursday evening at the Office
/ 81 y. luc IunInIina, and elected the following
/ otflrrr-s PrpRlirHt, William 4. FAIRIES, l.sI ,
| Y ue-prGShcnt, DR.. William Asncrait the
! secretary and treasurer, j. II. Hurst. Jr, and
| W.. NJ Buatced, had Already been installed by
! appointment.
| Mrs WE sudler gave n supper al BridgeyilIo
| Thursday, at which there were present the
| Reg. J. I. stoneGiphcr, Dover: tho Rev. MIR
| uRHn, Princess Anne: the key. Mr. Wyle,
! New Castle; the Rev. MIR. Shepp, Georgetown,
! the Rev. DE- Heigert, salisbury; the Rev. MIR,
| fltasiulunds, Maryland: tue Rcv Alexander
| Gilmore, Mrs. y. r. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs, j.
W. Green and Miss Lizzie Gray.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
NEw CAsrL n.

Special Correspondence Guzstte aud journal
NEW CASTLE, June l2.--The Nazareth VI.
f., First Presbyterian. Mt. Salem aud Zion
Sunday schools all observed Chidren's
Day yesterday. At all the exercises We're
particularly line and interesting. Large
congregations turned out yesterday TO hear
the Rev John S. Littell, u newly ordained
Wilmington minister, who preached at
Emmanuel Church yesterday.
George Wilhemc, a recent employee of
Morris, Insker Il Company, who broke his
leg while ut work III the Delaware iron
works a few months ago, and which acct
dent hcaleges was due to tho cumpany's
negligence, will bring suit for damages
against the firm.
Ground was broken this morning for u
new residence on Union street near South
for James Il Eliuson, OF the firm of j. r.
& l., l.. Eliasou The house will be Of
brick, and when completed will be one of
the handsumest structures in the city. II
will cost $4,000, and it is to be finished i'll
three months.
The case OF liverymen Evan $. Watts VS..
Francis L. Carin for cruelty to horse
hired by CHrlim from Watts and which
was tried before Magistrate lanvier has
been settled, and will, therefore, not be
taken to a higher court, Carlin, il is said,
paid over the desired amount to Watts
Mrs. Kate Cunnor, who has been re-
pealcdly before the mayor for various
offences, was in the tolls again Saturday
night charged by several of her neighbOrs
with being drunk and abusing them the
yilest language imaginable. She was
heavily fined and placed under bond for
ono year to keep the peace. The prisoner
resides on Market street and has hus-
bard and several children,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
DOJEE.

Special Gnrrcspnndenc" OF GaZcttaand journal
DOVER, June 1.-THE auneal drawing
ui tents for the Camden uni0u GInp.
meeting took place On the grounds -atir-
day afternoon, The following persons
drew tents
Il. Wharton, u. l. Mcbride, William q,
l'un'Ics the Rev. !. q. l'usnpcut. ". NJ.
linNrrln, VI u, MaIoncy, Mrs Graham,
Captain 40. Minch, g. H. purdnc, George
" Collins, the Rev :. H. Maxwell + S..
Copper a. II tilicrslceyc. the Rev. ".
/. \ Murray Mr., Smithers, V, l.. smith.
J. X. Jones, w. NJ. pruuac, the Rev. Mr..
Dawson, \. II. Jester 4 VI. stevens, Miss
Burton, Sallir Hawkins, \. l.. lluikurr,
II Knots, Mrs {, rrcttyman ami Thomas
simpson,
o'ntfRl avenue Thomas llorElus. 2lrs.
ON" Evans, t'gurgr VI. FISHER. Lewis
! hnhHgcr Miss Mary Cooper, Mis- Push.
Nrs ls!wnod lcl6ins, MIS- j. H. NirAcr.
son and James lord.
tma!gn ayegpe-l' NJ paua. Miss
Annie Mltllin, ], w Cnalk H. Il. Draper,
Mrs j. II Evans Miss iacKar.i-. i. :,
Hgbwin, Edward Jackson and Miss Clark.
llDNcr uycnuc--Iain.s NJ krrUlu, ], &.
lllN Edward Wood. j. W lurUoroush.
W q. IArvir amt MISS Burke
llfst aNenGc James " slaughter, Isaac
Jackson and Martin ku!glt
ne commencement exercises Of the
| Wilmington Conference Academy will
begin Ho&i Sunday, Wien PritripMi W, Il,
| fronting WitiHu!l&tr sermon tutHc grudu
| a'ins ciuss IN Nusiry ". l.. Church. In
4 lhr eytuIhg the itrE j. H. Howard Ui
| Leaves viii preach Monday GveIlu.. Inc
! m"i!!e Ella exercise, will be huli IN tho
/ A&Hlrny lla,! Wednesday evening the
I i'cN I. H. Nicely, II. H., Ill. -. ol l'hitu-
/ t,@phid WIl! address the Sc4tt Literary
/ - HTIgFlN llflF-r!IN ultHVt1t.,l u,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
SUSTAINED BY THE STUDENTS
Unusual Scene in tho Indiana
State Normal School.
AN OVATION TO PROF. TOMPKINS
Despite His Removal by the
Faculty.


TEHRE HNrrE INp., June 49, remark
able scene occurred in the state Normal
School yesterday, when $50 students on q
a pOssibe 1909 Of both sexes. gathered al
the residence OF Professor Arnold Iomp-
kins, the deposed professor, and gave Inn
d perfect ovation
Many brought flowers. The professor
and his wife we're Kept shaking hands Tor
nearly All hour by n perfect stream oil
students.
They called upon Prof, Tumpkins for q
reply and he responded briefly, amid the
greatest enthusiasm, referring only IN
directly to the trouble in the school, which
promises to develop into one of the biggest
educational fights ever witnessed in
Indiana.
The charge that President Parsons had
been debating the appointment OF trustees
is the latest development, and the makeup
Of the board is being severely criticised BY
citizens.
The opinion is expressed that unless
there is a reorganization Of the board ol
trustees and faculty, the institution will be
greatly handicapped. The students CON
tinuG very bitter.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-15
B.iTYLE uITn HINDIrs.
Evans, one Of tile Goii> Trnin Kohhcrs,
Fatally Wounded, and Probably Dead.

Az.
I'M = EANClN'1: NJ Jh'se IA speT,lal
nHPAtHh rom NlHhIlii, ,tl., says altotItr
isit between Evans ana S"h'hH' we toHS
IRAN i robbers, ana the oiil'efs LOOK Pi"ce
last evening.
bufthG the cohillGt JACKSON; an oiilGGr,
WAS stiut III the ieE' Evans Is pr"uaply
hlorthiIy wnuhueu, y hnt IeaI;
~ ne ulne the wounded otllccr lSit the
scene Evans was lying ON the ground son
iah hiti escaped anu taken 70 thc hlIi5, 10y
i3"ed w heaNN IRE, Mhlch, y y peh"NeH,
uiu MOI lhllfe nm, as II was dark ana MS
IeiieauiE lhtih cYuIu llot ne seen,
w. = lRprllc deputy shcfih 81 Fresno
county ana FRED Jackson, an 'llcer from
NeNada nave o"ch " Tue mountains .
week, hunting ioF hEhhs anu S0nlaS.
lhey were accompanied ny hGmas burns,
tht man VINE was WIN Deputy hlted
Stalcs Marshal jlagk when he was shot
WINE III camp Badger three weeks ago.
sunday morning they enGamped At
vacant h"hst, abpllt II miles north
east o. inns guy ana about SIN miles
west from Wilcox canyon. They spent
the gay ~ sleeping ana preparations lo
continue tilI srhfcE Tor me hahHlts About
~ minutes bclore sunset hhpelle Went tn
inc rear door 81 the house ami SAN two
men coming down the MI. They proved
70 be Evans ana SontaE; Evans was IN
me lead ana carried rltie ana shotgun,
WINE SOlllaS tAfileu Il fillc