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 Electric BttterS.

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. purer medicine does not ex- ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and Kidneys, will remove pimplcs, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood; will drive malaria from the system and prevent as we'll as cure all malarial levers. For cure of headache, consti- patton and indigestion try Electric Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Price 50 cts. an and s1 per bottle at D. J. Brennan's, drug store. -
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Death of pr. Thornton.

Dr. George F. Thornton died yester- day at the residence of his brother-iu- law, Dr. E. B. Perrin, 1885 Clay street, from paralysis.
 Dr. Thornton was born in Greene county, Ala, in 1889. He received a collegiate course of training at the New Orleans Medical college and was also a graduate of the Alabama State univer- sity. He entered the Confederate army during the late civil war as surgeon snd served with distinction. In 1869 he came to California. 1n 1874 he was one of the leading spirits in the New ark Land and Transportation company, now the South Pacific Coast railroad. For number of years he was the man. ager of Haggin X Carr's enormous landed interests in Kern county. After. ward he engaged in the cattle business in Arizona. Recently he left his cattle business there in the hands of his sons to accept the superintendency of tho Laguua de. Tache ranch in Fresno coun
 He leaves a widow, three sons and , daughter.-San Francisco Chronicle.
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California Midwinter International Exposition, San Francisco, Cal..-An International exposition will be held at San Francisco, Cal, U. $. A. from January 1st to June 30, 1894. The site of this exposition is located in Golden Gate park and will cover an area of about 100 acres. There will be five principal buildings for the Mid- l winter Fair, viz: .a) Manpfacturers' and Liberal Arts; b) Agricultural and Horticultural Hall; 9 Mechanical Arts d) Fine Arts and Decorative Art; f) Administration Building. Applications are being received daily for separate and special constructions, such as state exhibits, restaurants, reproductions, side-shows, etc. M. H. de Young, vice-president of the natipnal commis sion, Worlds Columbian exposition Chicago, will act as director genera and president of the executive commit
 tee of the Winter fairi the other mem
 bers of the administration and officers are: Irwin c. Stump, yice-prcsident
 P. N. Lilienthal, treasurer; Col. A. An
 drews; R. B. Mitchell; Hon. Eugene J
 Gregory, Sacramento; Jacob H. Neff Co!fax; Fulton C. Berry, Fresno; J. s
 Slauson. Los Angeles; Alexander Bad
 lam, secretary; R. Cornely, assistan
 director general, Information for in tending exhibitors, maps of tn grounds, buildings, etc., may be ob taincd by applying to the pepartmen of Publicity and Promotion, California Midwinter International Exposition Mills Building, San Francisco, Cal, U ,IS
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Hotel Arrivals.
RANK HOTEL,


 Miss Sweatman, c Howard Colket and wife, Philadelphia; Andy Govit2' Walnut; T C Molfatt, Madison, Ind; J H Pinnell. Camp Nerdc; T C Dllllng- ham, wife and two children, Needles; Chas Zeiger, Albuquerque; Frank F. Reinhart, Bonneville, Mo; E Martin, Nj Dugard, Chicago; Jake Cohn, San Francisco; T w Johnston and wife, Prescott; J Y Pittenger. II Zumwalt' San Francisco; Claude Cunning, EI Paso; G Johnston, Hutchinson, Kan; Miss Sweetman, c Howard aud wife, Philadelphia;F H Lungren, New York Milton Katzcnberger, Al6uquerque'
 TOURIST HOTEL
 Ben Norris Belmont; Allen Shaucr, Vim Rogers, L Kom, Williams; k A Cameron, Bisbec; c II Fancher, Albu- qucrque; Vim Morris, Mormon Lake; Jas Slater. Ash Fork; Mr and Mrs J l. Treat, Challendcr; D A Donavan, Chi cago: J A Donavan, Milton; Sherman B Fowler, Alexandria, Va; H w Young, City; J W Klostermeyer, Bellemout; E Edgerton Howard, City;J w Rice, Ash Fork; Mrs John Wentworth, Mrs K Sides, Payson; Otto Zottman, AIbu- querque.
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Sheen IsodeO.

2 All shcepbrceders and woolgrowcrs of Coconino county are hereby notified that a general rodeo will commence at Flagstaff ou August 25, 1893. The rodeo will be divided into three parties. Vim. McIntire will be foreman. of the section southwest of Flagstaff; Chas. II Schulz for the section northwest, and Wm. Campbell for the southeast sec ton. All strays will be pulled. and those strays not called for will be brought to Flagstaff.
 (GUs. MUDERsBACH,
 ". l.. PATTERSON,
 WM. CAMPBELL,
 Committee of arrangements. Dated at Flagstaff, August l6, 1893.
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Albuquerque Fair sates.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Aug. 10, lo93. To AGENTs:-
 To persons desiring to attend the Thirteenth Annual Exhibi: of the New Mexico Exposition and Driving Park association, to be held at Albuquerque September l9, 20, 21 and 22, we will make the following rates:
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ForOYer Fifty Yeard,

Mrs, Winslow's soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mill ions of mothers for their children while teething. with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, al- lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for dlarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer imme' diately. Sold by druggists in every part af the world. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
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LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARrz.,

August 2. 1893. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice his intention to make final proof in support of his claim: and that said claim. and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Flagstaf, Arz.. on Saturday. Sep tember Is. 1Sg3. viz: Charles F. Kathrens. Homestead Application No. 649, for the l of Of \ E 1-i land w 1-i of s l-4 and $ F. l-i of $ W I-l of Section 32. twp. 70 N. RSE' He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of, said land, viz: C. A. Bray, ]. R Kathreus, Niles Cameron, and Lon. Hill, all of Flagstaff, Ariz
 J.. C. MARTIN.
 Register. Eir.t Publication Aug TO-
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French-American Merino Rams Fol
 Sale.

I have large lot of young, strong healthy rams which will sell at re. duced prices for cash or trade for fat ewes or wethers. I have also splendid lot of i'm ported French rams. I have also Il large line ot mutton sheep and brood ewes. ', Also some half-breed Percheron stal- lions and stock horses.
 Also lot of range cattle and steers and Durham bnlls, with ranches and ranges. In fact am prepared to hN you up with any property of this coun' try. Address J. FRANK DAGGs,
 Flagstaff, Arizona.
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whatDo You Tako

Medicine forP Because you are sick aud want to get well, or because you wish to prevent illness. Then remem- Der that Hoods sarsaparilla cures all diseases caused by impure blood. Purely vegetable-Hood's pills-25c.
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Election of Officers.

HEADQUARTERS Co. ], N. G. A., { FLAGSTAFF, ARIz.. Aug. 23, 1893.
 Co. Order No. {.
 In pursuance to G. O. No. 1, Aug. 15, 1893, the members of Company are hereby requested to be present at the Armory, at 3 p m. on Saturday, Sept 2d, 1893, for the purpose ofelect- ing a captain, one 1st lieutenant and one 2nd lieutenant. By order of
 GEO. HOCHDERFFER, Captain Commanding Co, I, N. G. A. Official: F. C. HoCHDERFFER,
 1st Sergeant.
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NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, ARTz..

July 3l. 1SQJ. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intcn- tion to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made be- fore the Clerk of the District Court of Apache County, at St. Johns. on Saturday, Scptem- bcr o. 1893. viz: Edward Chandler, Homestead Application No. 434. for the Nia of NE l4 and SWl4 of NEi4 NE IT. of NV 1-I of Sec. 30, twp. g N. k. iSE.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tiOn of said land. viz: Fred k French, Barney Stiles. w. R. Campbell, r. M. French. J. w. Palmer, F. T, LaPrade, all of WinslOw, Ari-
 J. c. MARTIN, Register. First insertion August 3, IS93. Ct
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-N-s - Our Advocate in Wall street.


 The Irrigation Market for August, edited by Col. Richard J. Hinton, the specialist on western interests, presents in condensed form the financial side of our regional growth in the lines of industrial endeavor. The Irrigation Market is our missionary in the east and its purpose is to present briefly all the industrial interests and reclama- ton of the arid west. The people of the west and southwest are all inter- ested in the work of the Irrigation Market, and every one should write for a copy to the office of publication, No. 61 Broadway, New York.
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Plaintiff.
 yS. 7 summons 40. D. ALL. HICKEY.
 Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to QAIl. Hickey, defendant
 You arc hereby summoned to appear in civil ction brought against you blythe above named plaitiif, in the above entitled court, and you are required to answer plaintiffs complaint before the undersigned Justice of the Pence, at his office in the town of Flag staff, in said precinct, within the time as fol- lows. to- wit: If this summons Is served on you. in this precinct, within five days; if served on you without the precinct but in said county. within ten days; if served out of the county, fifteen days, and in all othcrcases twenty days. exclusive Of the day of service hereof or Judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under ny official hand, this first day of August, 1853.
 D. K. PRIME, Justice of the Peace Flagstaff Precinct.
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Mari, opa County's Wealth.

The following figures, taken from tbe assessment roll of Maricopa county, are of great interest as they show blg increase in the value of the county:
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LAND OFFICE AT PREsCoTT. ARlg,
 August l, 1893. Complaint having been entered at this office by Elizabeth k. Baker against Charles Hardy for abandoning his Homestead Entry N~ 7s5 dated April h, 1892, upon the \ E., nt section 34. Township 2l N, Range in Cor0ninn county, Ariz,, with d view 10 the cancellation of said entr"; the said parties are hereby Sumn;0ncd to appear at the office of the pro day of September, 1895. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. tc respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleded ahandonmcnt.
 J. C. MARTIN, Register. Aug. 10-It
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STATE OF Ono, CITY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY. ''' FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney X Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catalrh that caunot be cured by the use of HALL $ CATARRH CURE.
 FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me, and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of Decem- Der, A. D. 1886.
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Total valuation. .$2, 266. 195. %
 The assessment shows an increase over last year of about S66, ,oOO.-St. Johns Herald.
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THE CoCoNINo SUN is pleased to contribute ir Dublic matters, but all notices of festivals, toirs. meetings of societies, suppers. enter toinmcnts and mention of marriages, births and deaths, beyond the regular announce ,,cnt, will be chaIg ged for at regular rates.
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summons,

IN THE JUSTICE COURT, FLAGSTAFF l Precinct, County of Coconino, Territory of Arizona. THOMAS PULL1AM,
 pluintiM
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

All contracts and bills for advertising pay able monthly. "
 Bu,lness locals 10 cents DOT line for first in scrtion, and cents per line for each subse- ouCnt insertion.
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Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Send for list of testimonials. Address, FRANK J. CHENEY x Co.,, Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, 75c.
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Apache County's Wealth.

The following is an abstract of the 'o!l of Apache county for the year 1893:
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Notice of Contest.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT. ARIy

First Publication Aug. 10.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
spou.sMEN TRIUMPHANT.

One Of the most difficult roles ever
attempted b. public man is that Of
setting himself up "a being better than
his party. This the friends OF Mr..
Cleveland have persistently done for
him escr since his entrance into national
politics. and the claims Of his worship
ers about his having refused to make
one single promise during the last cam
paign have been louder than ever since
bis last Inauguration. Well. the idol
has been shattered. and in view 81 the
whole world.
One u the most prominent nomina-
tons to Office he has made-ex Gov
ernor Gray Of Indiana 20 be minister To-
Mexico the result % bargain
made at the Chicago convention; not. it
i true. by Mr.. Cleveland in person. but
by his personal representative at that
convention, the Hon. W. C.. Whitney 81
Now York. The terms OF this bargain
we're that Governor Gray was 10 with
draw as n presidential candidate and
throw the Indiana delegation to Mr..
Cleveland. ard IN return was either 20
have a place ia the cabinet or first
class foreign mission. il Mr.. Cleveland
were nominated and elected. That bar
gain has now been carried out by Mr..
Cleveland. just as any other politician
would have carried il out, and il is about
time there was a cessation 81 the talk
about his being better than his party.
Soon the hollowness Of his pretensions
will be sounded N the appointments 10
untitled foreign posts. That the prac.
'ice1 politicians will fare exceedingly
well is pressged in the appointment u
Patrick Collins n the best paying Office
in the civil iis'. II may be confidently
anticipated that Wayne Mcveigh will
be rescued from ohscurity aud given
Fat place. The other unselfsh. inoffen.
sive patriots who served Cleveland first
and party afferwarl will be chinke,l in
wherever the salary will remunerate
them Tor their sacrifices.
II anybody thinks the hsysesds and
conservatives Of Michigan are @ b.
gathered ia and made comfortable while
the wirepullers and strikers are lett cut
in the chilling ozone, he needs t. turn
his thinking cap squarely about. The
offc~s viii be parctled ou- 70 the inter
rifed. unfspenians Cleveland hoxIers a.
rewards u merit. All Others must step
ASIDE ard calmly survey the wrecks Il
their ausbitlonA Make note q this
prophecy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Tlsa ens,uhtir aas - the ely ~ tiral1 Rapids
- Al f.l4 e. rss.s IL thlir ~ fceElse s4sis "a
IAnr..lsF Mach ~ fsf electinx u @sf1 corn
.,rIf..- l..r ef.ils doiegtics - tie fepaDslean
60, .o - - heI IA ~ Lineoin ctnb
...-h... March - itk frr nD0fin4tiIl< candidates
a. ard aIfrta aad fr tia r. snzaetif'si ~ s,scn
100 ~ar.l 4. -nsific1 u fss drlezrssss g The
'Ifl ...rst~nfs.,ss sad ths tiiectors III ne~t at
~ tuf< sl.i ~ sees f-lailsied ul.ies< changed
~ .sarli rftafniftas~. which tra 8tttortzs~i N
rfafsn time all place - lnecf1nx. az nect-saf<
p s-t " art -t urnff - Wealthy attt tfa@d-
stIia sFensl.r<. "A - nl.
1000. ~ srd Hlrffsl4n hall hisick. A. ?. IA.
Itl.ll "a sffl 4 arrrr ~ Cherry and Packard
.srr..fs - tI.sf ~ 80 a. M
falftA " ard ~. ~ East Bridge street. : 70
ii,h wara One dor ~est Of krss's brewery.
-. ~4sfk wsrl NO. . we.s L..snsri street.
tattsf ) "a a. = ~ q N
Ssserth Nsr1 foterons Office. Nest Bridge
ks..sh w<sd 70. . West Bridge street. : ~
: >s.sh wsra 80. IA West Fulton street. ! %
: fea,h wasa No. sss wsaltby asessas. I'D
F.rxensh Ward HsosenaB's hall, ecrnsr u
Hal street. aud Aa,ilsoa lseat.e, ballot 10 >
Ineiffh Wanl Cornsr - Hall and south
Is,nla .fres-ls. l,sii<,t -, y. "a
~ affI..r ~ ft., r.puh. ir4n rirT eolrntffer,
NNtntfI tits>>, chairman
tfzoaaF ELafrE1fa<. r~tfstars-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Hamilton r. i,ogue and T. +. Miller.
Two prominent Chicago real estate
dealers. are giiests IN The Morton. They
are in the city - buy furniture for tao
'sgeiI' apartment houses that they
have iuss cosnglesef. One ~ them. Tie
s:roevcnor i lsrptsd II NJ. E2I7 SHEER
dan avenue. Tho other IL located ~
w. l227 Michigan avenue. and uiii
have cafe hnffl ~ connection With n.
The choicest Grand Rapids furniture
MI ~ n-s<l. Nelson. Hatser 4 CO
have secured the contracts This is
first time have been N Grand Rapids.
said Nf. Miller last night. INT | sm
siflieis f..si With the city the mrrs 40 -
ranee II = - much mere prettier than
Rad Anf idsa il pas Tbnre - clean
ard vs'n kert AZ shout the eify that
iras.reszes stranger Mr. Miller hss
net seen Waterl<s street ard Kent
alley IN Chjcage the spring election
! tie s6le fassc q conversation. Sam
Aiieftor has lseen resninef<-5 and 40 IN
sessd ~ ele<f him Al haf fee a the
DALI rapefe ere Supporting him we
cxaisint exge<t The Inbes =: tnf AN
xess r.nrh <prrrieed that The MAJ.
whirh elaine - ~ an fnsirtr.s.,itsf Re.
rsl.lisaa aswsp1r<r. should rrto~se
carter Hsrrf~ou. NJ siler.us 70 t,u~
PEGS man in every sense a The pera
Re has god etesA{ive ability. He's .
nsIssoaasre. tot made he millions him-
SET and thai y the kind a man "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

IN preventing bis inyineibie reasons
wbs the soperh1r court should be abol-
SIZED. Attorney errs ia the statement.
The real reasSn Why the court should
be abolished has not yet been dselt upon
by the T9ess." Tak HERALD has repeat
edls iNet upon the identical reasons
set fsrth by it= able contributor. IL has
bsen shown that the superior court has
10 Jurisdiction not already GO equal with
the establishment a the circuit court
Ihat the sup<ries court Is redundant.
suferfs.0us and without excuse for ex-
istsnce. That al the business II now
tranfSscts can be transacted in the cir
cult without requiring an additional
Judge. That II an additional judge
we're necessary IL would be desirable to
make the change as matter Of economy
AMI 10 simplify the practice,
But ali this is repeated and set iDrth
with such perspieacity and convincing
force by attorney" his contribution is
gladly given place. His reasoning is
analytical. going to the abstract merits
Il the controversy and establishing an
irrefutable case against the extrayagant
tribunal which the people have doomed
for extinction.
His structures on the partisan bias Of
those who have discussed the subject
editorially are received in the spirit in
which they are made. Ii is doubtless
true that much u the force 81 the argu-
m4nts for and against the court hasbeen
minimized by partisan considerations.
Hut THE HERsLD has not been in
spired by political motives. The court
is an expensive luxury. not costly
necessity. The taxpayers are mulcted
in the enormous sum Of nearly 10000
annually to maintain il. This sum
could be saved by the adjustment OF
the court without imperiling the inter
ests Of litigants nor relaxing the execu-
ton % the criminal laws.
THa HERALD is pleased 70 know that
the leayen Of common sense is brewing
and that the lawyers are beginning &c
zee the utter uselessness Of this one
horse judicial tribunal. 1t must bs
abolished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

The old statement that every silver
lining has cloud is once more suscept-
IDLE of proof. Eastern coal agents have
reduced prices 60 cents per ton. This
announcement reaches us eimulta-
neously with the news that ice this sum-
mer will cost just twice what il did last
Chicago Dispatch.
Fear that Chicago is to be den Of in
Equity during the worlds fair has given
the Rev. Joseph Cook an attack Of men,
tai indigestion. Men who swallow wild
stories as easily as Mr.. Cook does gen
orally get into the hands II confidence
crooks no matter where they go.--Chi-
cago Journal.
Never before has the floating popula-
tion OF New York been so great AZ il
- now. thanks To the strcet-cleaning de
parfment. But il wotld be so much
pleasanter IL the department would fur
nish nice Hat botiomed boats for the cit.
izens. New York Tribune.
Gen. Patrick Collins gets the fine plum
81 the consul gcneralship at London.
Brother New can tell him what sweet
tasting thing IL is. :. No wonder General
Collins did not sigh for a seat in the
cabinet Wheeling in,elligencer
Some n the free traders arc begin
mag 80 write "open letters" ~ warning
10 Mr.. Cleveland What. Doesn't this
change u administration bring the mil
ieniuni IN sight. after alls ST Louis
c.obe Democrat.
Senator Hill refuses 10 cay anything
atout hia conversation with President
Cleveland. Probably he is treating the
correspondents iuri as Cleveland treated
him. minneapolis Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

In an etorf % TX tic responsibility
for Tie failure a. stop the brutal fight ~
Tuesday nishthil god citizens vii lend
their active support. The police depart
nssnt has been exposed 10 the ridicule n
The newspapers Of other cities. as well a.
q our own. chiefly because the nagni-
r1ds Il ths outrage has 5yershsrlowcd
all regard Cor truth and deccncy. The
self respecting and order loving MEM
hers Of the community are Interested in
the subject from motives - pride and
Individual concern Tor the safety ~
themselves and sos:iety. The questions
with them are: How was il possible for
such a fight - take place after the
police had notice IL Il. II such iisre-
gard q the police can lc hal. what is to
deter dangerous criminals from COM
mittirg violence and crime ia cur most
pubic placess
To the first question the answer Is
easily ana trnthfuliy found. The Off
crrs IN charge Il the night force made
every effort that could have been
made e. lotate the combatan;s. Oficer
Spring. who was detailed g. make the
investi Cation. nas assured hY his gu.
perior. Sergeant Webb. that tho ~men
dare not tizhf under our noses. when at
the time tho fight was in progress DOT
ffsy yards distant from wherc the con
verssfion took place. IL was upon the
opinion % Sergeant Webb. an officer
having general authority over the mem
hers q the force. that further investiga-
fion Was deemed unnecessary by the
officers ia command at headquarters
The place wss not ''slsasiowe,I.~ because
Sergeant Webb. Who had been at the
hail. reported that no fght had taken
place and rome would take place.
Had these facts been published as
they ought :, have been az the begin.
ming. the city would have Suffered ma
disgrsce. but the responsibility and
resultant censure would have been
PLACED where they properly belong on
Sergeant Webb.
There can Re only one answer 10 make
10 The second question. n negligent
cf'crrs are ~ ~ permitted - escape
c<rsurr AMI dismissal thers il AMI can
BE- 10 sde4uate pclicc protectbpn-