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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

Castle Creek and Walnut Grove points. It has its advantages over many other districts in the vexatious water problem, the Hassayampa river coursing along its western boundary, and heinz conveniently within reach of the mines which lay on the western slope of the noun tain ranges. At present some ac- tivity is manifested within its boun- dsrieS in quartz mining, while in it's foothills the ever diligent placer miner continues to successfully pan the dry gulches. Gold, silver and copper abound here, the former, however, being the principal feature of it's mining life. This district be- came suddenly prominent a few months ago by the discovery of what was supposed to be at the time, rich deposits of gold nuggets, in what is now known as the Mexi- can mine, and since that event, the district has again settled down to steady work. Some of the proper ties now being worked are the fol- lowing:
 The Grown Point group consists of seven claims, owned by Messrs. BrOdie, Merwin and Brow. Recently considerable work has been done on this property, and, in consequence. it looks well. tari0us cuts arc noticeable along its ledge, and shAft over 70 feet deep has been sunk on the vein, besides the many holes dug at yari- ous points. The ore is free milling and ran by tests given it during trial of thirty days dura- tiOD. S23 from the western part and SIS from the eastern location, The vein ia four feet in width in a formation of granite and p0rphyry. At taehed to this mine it has mill site on the river less than two miles distant. where water in a quantity of not lees than 600 miners inches is to be had during the dryest period. for the opera- tion of any machinery that may be plaee.i there on. This feature. together with the appearance of the mine, makes it desirable gro nd
 Relow the Grown Point. the well known Ma honey Eroup, arc located. Ons-half of this er9nhd IS owned by F. N. O'Brieu, of Colorado, and the remaining interest is under bond to hin, also. Very rich ore is said Co have been taken from the claim by its original locator, but sinc
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has a very fiattering outlook, and is destined to be a very active center immediately.

has a very fattering outlook, and is destined to be a very active center immediately.
 Some of it's active mines are the Trademark groap, under operation by Kay Barrett Mr. Barrett has been what Is commonly referred @ as a stayer with the district through thick and thin developing at times his propertiea and running his mill at other times, Co make both ends meet. He has succeeded in his persistent efforts, and shows the results of such In development work on various properties handled, The Trademark vein. particularly, is a very attractive property, it's location being prominently above the others, with indications of permAnency in the deepest workings as various points on it.
 The Swallow, owned hy Gray and others, has 20 foot deep shaft with levels 100 feet each way Development work has reached the water leyel, and, contrary to all mining principles no indica- ton, as yet, being given of snlphurets. A ten Ssaal9. % aa Sisai1sg Sn s,s % % - s promises to be a steady one from now on, the property lying idle for years until recently
 The whipsaw group, owned by Dr. Funk. of Trinidad. Colorado, are properties that work on, as far as redueing their ores go just entered tho active list. They have tunnel in one place over t00 feet long, besides other prospecting Ten stamps are pounding away, and SO easily is the to keep the mill in ore, Inc present work Is gO- ing on the north end of the group, and the pay streak seems to be sn immense deposit,
 The farsyus, another ola property, is assuming modern airs, and is to be treated to quartz mill one being en route. Of late considerable work has been done on it, with gratifying results,
 The Maytiower, owned by H. 8. Van Rnren, of New York. has i60-fOot FhAft, carrying a high grade of gold silver and copper. The property is an old one. and reports say that work is to ba resumed on the miHe on somewhat an extensive scale.
 The Copperopolis is described as sn immense blowout, and calls for some cOnsideration from slfr its ore it is said t0 be copper purely, and is owned by St. Louis parties and Kay Barrett.
 The Washington group Are attracting some lit- tle attention, and will he started up soon, 70 it IS whispered. Mr. HcCool, of KansAs City, is the possessor of the above.
 Throughout tbe many galches of this district there arc scores of placer miners dry washing, and the returns they make give evidence that this section is really a wonderful producer and for the area worked, is surprising in the yield it shows.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

that the Isine has set led down to course of de- velopneut work and thorough prOepecting throughout The results are Eaid Co be yory en- a0urAsying, and if reports are not exaggerated la tha amount of ore visible the niino is certainly a very big one. The ore lays ia large depOsita in granite and porphyry, and, it ia said, that from eleven tons milled 80 per ton Was given The mine ai present. hes two shafts of 60 and co feet depth. while tunnel over loo feet long is being drive8 into it.
 stlll further below is the Mexican mine, which last fall Wns stumbled onto by placer miners From it nuggets of gold ore ae large As a hat were taken, in deposit like condition, in yalue running to Et least $500 h afae days work. Since then Q true Assure vain b in existence. The property is now tied up. and its sale. for Arizona men being fayorably impressed with e and Who also win erect mill at once on the river near by.
 Judgs Wade is running his fiyestAmp mil on the King Solomon group He owns four minne and in past years has given them a thor ongh development. Hie properties are said Co bo of immense size and look well, eut have that dis advantage ia their low grade As not to bc more pru6tahly worked untii the capacity of his plant is inereased
 The Amazon group, owned bY Bob. GrOous. pioneer AriaonGn of the earliest type, are said so be under bond for big hgnrs e eastern people. Mir GrOom has devoted many yeRrs of his p2st iifs to deFeloping them, and his good fortune ia deseFFing. bot not any more than his mines would indicate from their vast appearance.
 Sam, Powell ls indnstri0usly prospecting his prors.rtiez near the HassayasnTE. and the fact of him being so engaged is the bosf Idea one can form of tho merits Of bis claims
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

good looking piece of ground this district possesses is the Christmas lead. owned by Dillon, Reese and Greennp, and SO much faith is placed in its future that company has just been or ganised to work it thoroughly and somewhat on creases in sse and value it is delved into. and no doubt is entertained that its future will be . prosperous one. It lays, also, la the Good enough belt.
 c. <. Rlaek has some very good looking pros pects, on which he is preparing Co sink. He, at present, deyotes his tine tO commercial pur- suits in the camp of Austin, serving the people with first class accommodations.
 Other mines on which work has been done. and which give good accounts of development may be mentioned the Danny, Sunrise Sunset, Old Harry, Rover, Florence, Golden Rule and others too numerous Co mention. which will yield, if custom mill comes to the district, all being free.
 One of the needs, or the necessities of the dis trict, Is a custom mill or two. and with such it would jump into prominence at once
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
CASTLE CREEK.

There is as much elannishness among the mining fraternity as there is in any other branch of business, and the same will apply to the above district just as forcibly as it fits others. Among miners who are now located along Castle Creek, there is devotion in their ideas of its favor able features in mining and to back her up, they will stand their ground to do it. The claim is made for it that the ores are free, in fact, throughout it's limited space, as we'll
 as in Black Rock, its neighbor, when the water level is reached, this dis tinction does not alter the case. and the vein will go through to China in the same free state. At present the district is 6 live one, and in a radius of four miles, three quartz mills are dropping stamps and another one is on the road. To reach this place has been a difficult problem in .he past, and at the present for that matter, so from this fact may be mentioned the burden of mining there, and on the other hand, what the character of the ground must be in order to sustain it. To-day it
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
WALNUT GROVE

In the desire of the piorem the first on dry land that gs indications whatever of plaaI or lousy lodges, this section prominence in the early 6s| ing a good place to follow c suit, and in many instances were rewarded handsomaE bed of the Hassayampa. wE this section in two, was inI all it was worth, while ii around some good looknag ground was discovered. h of an old shelter, patteir the Mexican method, unt years ago, was to be seen ti it is said, was only fired 2 owing to the lack of mf properly "charge" the ora a handle. To day this distrd scene of active placering been overlooked. and goiis principle that every htth may it be said considerail to be credited annually ti Quartz mining is in oFi however, and the followia. mentioned in that line
 The claims of A. ". CSllen. 0i he Is called are probably the nos and on them considerab ble defeio4lt place. Chicago capitalists have ested in the group and lt has se place on them a complete and leIll plant. The various c0is, shafts z theae mines cover several hund1oa opment work. while the ore cn dl gether with that visible every vneii Ance that in treatment, success sne dropping of the first stamp.
 The Arnold Brothers' propsty. E- the Grove. Is aleo favorable Siei. mill for it is now en route The H- sizs and entirely tree in char.eis s. 4ArO l- MGAA AlfaflRhttAf essAtt somely pSying enterprise, suliicialA the dump and in the workings % ei,e an outlook
 The Eureka, owned by Moors 3 about so fec; of development H1. probably be operated soon, benz s' good piece of ground.
 The Red Buck is now owned ford, Barmister and frederleks pie. it is said. expect to start scl. soon, recent excavations being see more than pay it's way. and imPfe'- ' depth is reached.
 The Yesuvius, the oldest elaini ' <. is to be faken hold ol hy a thll.s soon. and cleaned out ln lis pii- is said Co have produced S9ae gold v. an eight-inch vein lt has tnie present is owned by Cailea q Aetss
 Throughout the district lhsre small mi-es on which but iiitle N., done, some of them dating hacA si-' to the hrstsatt emant of thapiaa@
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
THE GOLD OF THAT
 LAND IS GOOD.' '
so SAID HUMBOLDT GENERATIONS AGO AND THE PRESENT SEEM INGLY VERIFIES IT.
WHERE THE PRODUCERS ARE AND WHAT SOME OF THEM ARE DO- ING AND HOW THEY LOOK.

In attempting to review the mineral interests surround Prescott in the net work which the H. lustration on this page will give the reader, the task is a very difficult one, ID the limited space permitted, IS also one wherein in justice must prevail than the question of overdo- ing the subject is considered.
 In the distrlcts outlined there are thousands of old
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
BLACK ROCK.

This district lays in the south western part of the county, and is comparatively a new one in name, being formed from slices taken from
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
BLACK CANYON.

Here is a district filled with history of the past that takes it back to the rustling and flush days of 6S in which period it was the center of rush to. that time, 1t seems has nearly wiped out. It wAs in it's day also camp that had as eOciAted to it more of desire to to follow quartz mining than placer, phase of the calling which few, if any, of the mining districts then in exist ence cherished. Many of the gold mines located there are old, but like many other excellent look inR ones, were readily abandoned when the rich silver discoveries of the Peck, nptop and Tger came suddenly to heat people to a desire to fol- low boom and secure that character of mineral ground to be easily and more prohtably worked. The above district has consequently slumbered for years, and until less than three years ago wac dug up" again. and now has new start, and with also fair future in front of it. It has a bOnntiful supply Ot water while in the Brad shsws but four miles distant, timber is to be had in abundance. lt is, properly Harper district
 but from the notoriety of the rugged stage route which runs through it, Black Canyon seerns to Glore preferable in tone than It's baptismal ti- te: FssSQrmation Is pOrphyritic slate and nra- hltlS >deeirable features to have in geld
 Among the active mines to N,. ssen .t ,.o-t ,
 day Is the &. known in the past Rs tfs,- i, = es
 clast which as far back as 70 was considered a bonanza lt is owned by the Kansas City Co- operative company, and Is superintanded by Jno. A. Webb Rt present On this mine there is d shAft 100 feet deep, three levels anu tunnel over 100 feet in length. The vein is of immense
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
EUREKA.

Coupled to the above thei same intensity of feeling
 mining men who have Fsa.l it in search of an Fl De'| there is in the belief iha I mense treasure is nestled s within it's confines, like sh- ''Lost Miner or the ~Nigs
 Tn 1872 it was first located,
 soon abandoned, not from of good indications, hoHs simply because that phase mate mining the present
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
Plan k0lOnizacyjny.

Saginaw, Mich, 2Sgo maja. -
Wlasnie wykohczono jeden maj
wiekszych plan0w acknowledgement,
W kt6rego wykonaniu braG beda
udzia} ludzie majetni, po wiekszej
czesci W Saginaw zamieszkali. Ma
czele przedsiebiorstwa stoi pose} do
kongresu Linton. Przedsiebicrstwo
to polega ma tenn, IL akcyonaryusze
zakupuja 10000 akr6w grutu W
FIorydzie. Grunta te leas W czesci
poIudniowo, wschodniej poawyspu i
rozciagaja sic cd Fort Pierce az do
Bicayne Bay. Do wykonania planu
zakupna kolonizacyi tych grunt6w
zebrano kapita}, wynoszacy 5 mi.
lion6w dolar6w. Stowarzyszenie to
ma nadzieje sciagna6 duzo koloni
zator6w North Dakota South
Dakots.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
Kradziez / p0dpalenie.

Parma J6zefa Kroplewska, zam.
pn. 6lO Noble ul., zosta}a onegdaj
okradziona, a jak sic okazalo, z}o-
dziejka byia niejaka panna Gesih-
ska, zam. pm. 624 Holt ave.
Zakrad}szy sic do mieszkania pan
ny Kroplewskiej, W ozasie gdy tel
ostatniej W domu ME by}o, Gesihska
ukradSa droga piekns peleryne, a
dla zatarcia Shadow kradziezy, popef-
Mia jeszcze gorszy wystepek, gdya
pola}a nafte przedmioty z}ozone W
kufrze, W ktorym peleryna sic
znajdowala i wszystko to podpa-
lila, poczem uciek}a.
Ale sasiedzi ujrzeli dym dobywa.
jscy sic z mieszkania panny Kro-
plewskiej, widzieli take poznali
uciekajacs Gesihska. Pozar szybka
ugaszono, a policya udawszy sig do
mieszkania Gesihsksiieei,. znalazia tez
przedmiot skradziony. Gssihssa
pokniei aresztowauo. M
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
M0rderstwO / samob6istWO.

Straszna tragedya rozegga{a sic
wczoraj wieczorem o godz. Wei W
domu pm. 64le ma Ellis ave, W mie-
szkaniu Ernesta Annable.
Annable posprzecza} sic ze swoja
iona, kt6ra posadza}a go o niewier-
nose sprzeczka ia doprowadzi}a do
tego, ze pani Annable porwafa re-
wolwer strzeliwszy do meza, ma
miejscu go zabi}a W oczach 14letniej
c6reczki Myrtle.
Przerazone dziewcze poskoczy}o
matki wyrwafo jej revolver, ale
musiaEo 60 dad sobie odebra6 napo-
wr6t, poczem matka je wys}a}a po
lekarza.
MIN jeszcze Myrtle wysz}a ma
ulice, us}yszaFa strzaf drugi,a wbieg}.
sly napowrdt do mieszkania, ujrzata
obok zwfok ojca, matke lezac2 umie-
rajqcq, kt6ra postrza}em W SERGE ra-
Mia sic smiertelnie.
MIN policya nadesz}a, morderczy'
nj samob6jczyni juz takze ME zyfa.
Policya zwioki obydwojga Anna
blow zabrafa do kostnicy Rolstona,
a dziewczyne, jake swiadka zajscia,
zawiod}a tymczasowo ma stacya przy
Woodlawn ul.
Annable byi str6zem domu pm.
64le ma Ellis ave. i niedawno z ro-
dzina swa przybyl z Davenport do
Chicago. Bezposrednim powodem
sprzeczki by}o, re iona Annable'a
znalazia u niego list mi}osny cd ja-
kiejb kobiety Davenport.
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Rok vi.

po}udniu zabity. Rama zelazna upa.
d}a mu ma glove i zabi}a 60 ma miej.
scu.
- Pp. Stanisiaw Berens Mikolaj
Przydryga zasozyli polska fabryke
wyrobow zelsznych W Gostyniu (Do-
wners's Grove), Ills.
- W niedziele d. Ego czerwca rb.
odegrana zostanie W Hall Pulaskiego
po raz drugi piekny dramat ludowy
p. t. mad Bugiem".
- W Homewood pociag kolei
Illinois Central wczoraj rano o godz.
9 przejecha} nieznajomego, okoio
% lat majacego mezczyzne.
- J6zef Janicki, zam, pm. 1854 N,
Carpenter str, wczoraj po pofudniu
o godz. wp6} do 3ciej pracowa} przy
budowie gmachu ma rogu Milwaukee
ave. i Carpenter str, kiedy ceg}a
spad}a mu ma glove. Ogluszony
Janicki spad} wysokosci le stop |
ma czaszke peknietq. Jest W szpi-
talu powiatowym. Zapewne umrze.
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Telegramy KrajOWe.
Sound Money Convention.

Memphis, Tenn, % maja. -
DziS po poludniu po godz. 2 w. J.
Crawford, przewodniczacy komitetu
z pietnastu, otworzy} W Audito-
ryum konwencya, zwo}ana przez
kupieckie stowarzyszenia W Mem.
phis celem powziecia rezolucyj, ty-
czacych sic zaprowadzenia zdrowe'
60 systemu finansowego W kraju.
Wyt}6maczywszy cele konwencyi,
Crawford zamianowa} staiym prze.
wodniczacym konwencyi kolege
swojego, Thomasa G. Catchings-
Kiedy W przemowie wspomniat
nazwiska Clevelanda Carlisle'a,
ozwaiy sic huczne oklaski. Obrano
sekretarza zamianowano komitet
do rezolucyi, do kt6rego weszli dele.
gaci kazdego Stanu ma konwencyi
reprezentowanego. Potem przewodni'
czscy przedstawii zgromadzonym
ministra Carlisle, ten, serdecznie
powitany, mia} d&uga move, W
kt6rej wykazywas polozenie W kraju
potrzebe organizacyi systemu fl.
nansowego.
Naspepujace Stany byiy repre-
zentowane: Alebama, Arkansas,
Mississippi, louisiana, Texas, Ma
ryland, Kentuky, Georgia, Florida,
South Carolina, Missouri, Ten
nessee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
Manifest ees. Chin

Londyn, % maia. - Depesza z
Tien Tsin do "Timesa" podaje, re
cesarz Chin og}osii manifest do lu-
du, W kt6rym donOsi zawarciu p0-
koiu Japonie. Manifest osWiadcza'
ae gdyby szso samego cesarza' Wo-
latby raczej Smierci, anizeli tax
ciezki pOk6i; ale szsO tu o lud. Dba
braku kompetentnych dow0dc0w'
ME mozra byIo odniesc zwyciestwa
ani ma ladzie ami ma morzu; wr0g
zagraaas Pekinowi. Kraj bys W
s.rasznem po}ozeniu. Manifest WY
wa wszystkich do piracy mad soOa l
wzmoenienia tenn sil kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
Czytelnis Ligi POlskiej " BlOss-
burgu.
.Bzoos5urg, Pa, 81 maja.

Bzoos5urg, Pa, 2l maja.
Why Pan S. szwajkart, W Chicago
Wyslana przaz Wydzias OsWiaty
L. P. bibliotske, skaadajecs sic ze
1O1 egzemplarzy ksiaAsk, odebralis-
my d. IA nlEja rb., "a kt6rs przesela.
my Wydz;asowi Oswiaty seRdeozne
podsiekowanie'
CzytelniA zoSta1a otwarta d. 10 ma.
ia rb. ma zgromadzeniu agencyi Ligi
Polskiej.
Czytslnicy obowiazani So stawi6
kauoya i psaoi6 pO 5 cent6w miesie.
oznie "a usywanie ksiazek.
D. 1890 maja zapisaso sic zn6W do
Ligi Polskiej II os6b.
Jeszcze raz zasslam dzieki sz. Wy.
dzialoWi 0swiaty.
L. Ozszewski, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
NOtatki telegratiCzne
kraiOWe.

Burza onegdajsza W Rockport,
Texas, zburzyia 40 dom6w, kosclof
Fanny Maryi czecsiowo hotel Com
mercial.
w Belleville, ILL.,, spali{ sic
browar Star" wraz magazynaml'
Szkoda zrzsdzona wynosi $4,000
w Springfield, Ill., odbyWa
sic konwencya stowarzyszenla leka'
rzy Stanu Illinois.
W Oneida, Kas., rabusie wczo-
raj W nocy rozbili sklepienie ognlo.
trwa}e tamtejszego Estate Bank l
zabrali $1,000. Me odkryto dotych
czas ich sladu.
We Fort Wayne, Ind, one
gdal W czasie parady cyrku Ringing
Bros. po ulicach, jeden koni cyr-
kowych sploszy} sic i wpadf pomle'
dzy tEumy przypatrujacych sie' Je'
dna kobieta zostaia zabita, okoto
20 osoblzej lub ciezej pokoleczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
Gle rezerwacyi Kikapoo dla osadni

Gle rezerwacyi Kikapoo dla osadni-
k6w. Wiele godzin pred oznaczo.
na chwila, tajemnie wdzierali sic
do owej rezerwacyi osadnicy, ale ci,
kt6rzy czekali ma naznaczona pra,
wnie godzine, troskliwie zapisywali
sobie ich nazwiska. o godzinie LEI
rozpoozela sic gonitws i odbywaiy
sic sceny zwykie przy takich zdarze.
mach. Zamieszanie, k}dtnie, b6jki,
by}y tenn wieksze, IL oko}o $4,000
ludzi W Mich udziak wzie}o. Jedna'
kowoz, lie sic zdaje, Mkt ME 20,
stai zabity.
Wczoraj wieczorem po zachodzie
s}ohca zwiazkowi marszaskowie
schwycili gor2eym uczynku MEDIA
leko rezerwacyi, sprzedawc6w wodki
i kiedy zakazany ten towar konfis-
kowali, wywiazafa sic bitwa, W kt0
rel dw6ch ze sprzedajacych zostato
zabitych, a dw6ch ranionych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
TeIegramy IagranicEne
Nowy kanclerz W Niemezeeh.

Berlin, IS msja. - Ksiaze Won
Hohenlohe - jak donosza dobrze
poinformowane gazety - mlaf ozlS
oswiadczy6 ces. Wilhelmowi' ze
pragnalby zOsta6 zwOlnionym 90
obowiazkow kanclerza'
Jako jego nastepce wymlenlals
genera}a hrabiego Won Waldersee'
Innym kandydatern jest podoono
baron Won Radewitz, ale szanSe tego
ostatniego So daleko ssaosze'
Hrabia ron Walderseeies jednym
najwsbitnieiiszych MEOW pollty-
czpych " Niemezech. zajmu!e obe'
cnie, stanoEisko szefu sztabu gene
ralnego, Petnia wiele urzsdoW "
woisku diplomacy.
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KrWaVs awa ntura ma Wegrzech'

Buda Pest, % maia. - "Pester
Iloydn donosi Miskolcz, re W
szikszo pomiedzy wyznawcaml ko-
scio3a refornowanego wynikf spor
podczas nabozenstwa, ktory poza
murami koscio}a zakonczys sic BOZ
ka. Dw6ch zandarm6w, ktorzy
chcieIi interweniowat, obrzucono
kamieniami, a potem rzucOno sic ma
mich z kijami. zandarmi uzyli bro
nj, poranili kilka Os6b, pOczem uole-
xii do koszar. T}um zaczst pom
bardowaG koszary. Zandarmi WOW
czas dali ognia do t}umn, poczem
tsum sic rozprOszyi. PrzyWodcy
zostali aresztowanl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-05-24
WIADOMOSCI MIEJSCOWE.
Ucieczka sedziegO przysiegieg0.

Onegdaj rano miaf sic w}asnie
rozpoczac pred sedzis Sears process
o morderstwo przeciw Lyonsowi i
Corneliusowi, kiedy sedziemu donie-
siono, re jeden re sedzi6w przysie'
g}ych-uciek}.
Sedziowie przysiegli mieszkali W
hotelu lie Grand. Juz we wtorek
wieczorem jeden mich, nazwiskiem
J. P. Weber, probowaf wyskoczyc
oknem; onegdaj rano zas, kiedy
wszyscy schodzili do sail jadalnej ma
sniadanie, Weber zbiegl szybko po
schodach wybiegf ma ulice. Puscili
sic "a MIN W pogoh urzednicy ssdo-
wi, ale go ME mogli dogonic.
Okolo godz. 11ej iona Webera
przyszla do sedziego opowiedzia}a
mu, ze MAJ jej przyszedf do domu i
powiedzia}, re ME mogac przeniesc
ma sobie, by wydac wyrok smierci
uciekl, azeby W sadzeniu ME brac
udziafu. Ma jej przedstawienie, re
moze miec nieprzyjemuosci, wyszed}
tez domu. Weberowa dodaje, ze
przed czterema laty MAJ iej zacho-
rowal byf ma udar s}oneczny i cd te-
90 czasu ME bardzo zdr6w jest ma
umysle.
Pc poiudniu znaleziono Webera
i przyprowadzono pred sedziego,
kt6ry 60 zatrzymaf W areszcie po'
wiatowem pod kaucya $4,000 do roz-
prawy, kt6ra odbedzie sic W ponie-
dziaiek. Ma jego miejsce obrano
innego sedziego przysieglego.
Sedzia Sears opowiada, re przy
wyborze sedzi6w przysieg}ych Villas
ME Weber odznaczyt sic szczeg6l.
niej swojemi rozumnemi odpowie.
dziami. Jest on malarzem, specyal-
ME oddaje sic malarstwu na spos6b
japoiski i mieszka rodzina pm.
293 ma Curtis ul.