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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
PART IL.
PAGES 10 TO 20.
INCREASE IN BUILDING OPERATIONS THE
CHIEF FEATURE.
sErrrR FEELING IN THE AUCTION ROOMS AND
AMONG RRoKERs-SALEs or THE WEEK

urrrrR FEELING IN THE AUCTION ROOMS AND
.,oxc pRoKrRs-sALEs or THE WEEK
MANY PLANS FOR NEW HOUSES
The nr,ncinal feature OF Importance in the real
estate market at present is the revival of interest
IN building operations and the tremendous increase
IN tho number of new buildings shown by the
statistics of the Building Department The daily
record for last week was exceptionally large ara
N. encouraging results predicted by real estate men
when Congress adjourned were fully borne out by
sove,onments Large amounts of capital going
INTO tho real estate market for investment in new
buildings and ell classes Of investors are now TAX
ing an extreme interest in the opportunities offered
in this ctys real estate Opinions expressed by
the leading builders in this city 10 the effect
that there will be Unprecedented activity in
building circles the of the year and it il only
necessary to glance at the figures OF the Bulldns
Department to see that this opinion Is correct
The old buildings in Broadway. from Canal-st to
Fourteenth-st. which were built twenty or twenty
I've years ago. will soon. from present Indications
De torn down and be replaced by modern structures.
This particular part of Broadway mas not UNI !,
recently felt the modern building movement anu
the conservative owners OF the property have not
seen the necessity Of making improvements
however. they have awakened to the iac' 'na' ~
mako their propertv profitable something must oo
done to enhance its value, and so IL Is '''a' ""o
the list Of plans for projected buiidihsS NJ
good percentage for the district between O'ia
I-our.eentb-st In FOurteenth-st. 100 """ -
',, a., ,vost Fourteenth-st., there has Deen
= rrr,her ot new buildings planned and operations
have been begun in many places. In the dls'riC.
80 If Sjxth-ave.. in Fourteenth-st. the V.4ue OF
nrooerty is increasing and the report .n'' '"V
purchasers OF the Church OF the Niin"n' , 80
p ,wel,o-story business building has had
most beneficial influence property in that nelsh
borhood.
NI,MBER OF BUILDINGS PLANNED
TIL. following table taken from The RECORD anu
Guide" shows the number OF buildings pianheo ior
40 far this year, with their estimated cost VIII"
the statistics for the same period OF 1874;
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n. r.IND BROOKLYy 7rvyKA 60. rycoRpoRA TED

The certificate OF Incorporation ~ the w-York
and Brooklyn Tunnel Company was filed Yesterday
in the ofic" OF the County Clerk The capital stock
Of the company IS $ioo.oro The length OF the road
to be built Is estimated to about two miles. II
Is TO be an underground railroad standard gauge.
to be operated by electricity other motive power.
II Is TO be built at some point between East SIX
toenth and Whitehall SITS. along the most direct
and feasible route under the bed OF the East River
10 "A convenient point In brooklyn between North
Elghth-st. ana Atlantir-avc.
The directors Of The company are Thomas A. Pat
terson r., Charles j. S'hlcGcl Walter j Aims John
G. Buckcn Charles Kuchnemundt. John V Bouvicr.
jr.. Frederick T.. Dclafeld. Frank H. Knight and
samuel : slater.
This is the company which Incorporated In
Albany "A few days ago Edward Lnutcrhach who
Is it's legal representative. gave out some nforma-
ton about IT which has already been published In
The Tribune The details. he said. would be
nnuncel lnter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

unsoldierly conduct IN tho face Of tho enemy m
March OF last year small column ~ tro -. con
sistlng o. 10 men q tho fth and 2'th Regiments
Of the line and A drta -hrleu' ~ National Guards.
under the command - Colonel Nasquez. moved MO
the Sierra del MacAt"ttc. sonora q" "a N" intent on
Of INJECTING severe punishment upon II" r"beiliois
Yaqui Indians The troops. however feil INTO am
bush. ana, the order to retreat having been gwen
fell back in disorder. leaving u ir wounded 10 ID"
butcherei by the Tn. court rtlhl after
due dcberatlOn rendered the verdict Of dcath by
shooting against the commander. President blhE
VIII probably be appealed 90 for he exercise -
Executive Clcmency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
THE VICTIM OF ~ OPERA1IOH.
YOUNG SEWING GIRL DIES FROM THE Rb
Suits OF MAIFRACT1CE-MRs. sCioTr
. NIDV-IFE ARRESTED

A MIDWIFE, AkKfS if''
Lena Schott forty-two years old. Tnld"te, OF
No Or East Seventh -seventh-st, was arraieheh IN
The Yorkville Court YESTERDAY on a charge mace
by Nellie Monahan. alias Nellie Ryan eF"lhE-
machine operator The facts In the case. as reiAt"i
by Policeman Gordon. Of the East SiXty-seVen'h-s''
station are that Mrs. Schotts son. young man OF
nineteen. told the policeman That woman was
diving in the house. Captain Strauss ana iohceHhh
Gordon at once went there only 20 find that the
midwife had gone They afteTward found her az
Seventy ninth-st. and Third-ave, waiting LOT "
cable-car. She arrested and taken TO the Pres
bvterian Hospital, where. at Noll!es bedside, she
was Identified the woman who had treated her
by a criminal process -,
Mrs Schott denied the girls accusal but the
latter said: Mrs. SchOtt, I'm dying. and you k''rd
me: I'm telling the truth; YOU needn't nudge me.
Won know I'm telling the truth.
The Captain and Policeman Gordon made careful
injuries and learned that the girl visited Mr.
Schott's place Thursday, February X friday
evening Nellie's cousin. Lizzie IEstrange. ~
Avenue 49, called in Or Jesse Lee Morren OF seven
tv-ninth-st and MadisOn-av@. Police Justice Deuel.
~ The Yorkville Court gent both the midwife and
ne doctor to the Coroner. pending an inquest on
he Girl who died at o'clock yesterday morning
The inoueqt will be held next Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
". T. TUTTLES COUNSEL FILES AN APPEAL.

New Haven March 9-Mr Ely. counsel TOT WIZ
lam p Tuttle, late Of the firm OF QuiSiey ~ Iutte'
New York bond brokers' filed an appeal to-day from
the decision OF Judge Livingston ". Cleveland OF
the Probate Court, declaring futile personally ana
the firm of Quigley e. futile insolvent. The ap-
peal VIII come before the term OF the Superior
Court During the trial OF II Is Supposed that the
question OF w T. TuttI.,s liability for debts con-
udcteI by Qulgley after he had withdrawn from
Ce urn n, VIII be raised and passed upon by the
oJur'; various auckland representing the New
am 90 bankihg Company, Of Newark y. j.. holders
VI a NUMBER OF Quigey's bogus bonds have made
naPphVauon 10 the Probate Court to declare QuglcY
interests OF the creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
BESSIE FAIRBANKS" sYMPA THETrC" FRIENDS.

Isaac 4. Cochran. the real estate dealer who was
shot by Bessie Fairbanks last Wednesday evening.
was reported yesterday at Roosevelt Hospital TO
be improving rapidly. When Bessie was arraigned
for the second time before Police Justice Deuel. In
Yorkvle Court yesterday morning after sixty
hours In prison cell. IT was evident that she
had a more hopeful view OF her situation than
on her first arragnment II is said that the line
Of defence I'm her will be similar to that in
the case Of Catherine Fitzgerald who killed Carrie
I'carsal whom she suspected OF alternating her
husbands affections. Friends Of the girl have re-
taincd a Friend & House. and
oNOri being made to excite sympathy for her.
Justice Deuel. adjourned the hearing until Tues
dnv morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Mr. CROSBY WAS HONORABLY ACQrITTHD

In an account yesterday Of the arrest OF charles
r. Crosby the complaint Of the mother OF MISS
Sadie Martnot, the actress. The Tribune SAID that
Mr. Crosby had been parolc1 by Police Justice
Deuel.. In the afternoon the Justice honoraby dis
charged Mr.. Crosby and dismissed the charge
against him. The Tribune deeply regrets that, ow-
in9 To an unfortunate mistake. II dld not give me
OF the complete acquittal of Mr. crosby. ana
IT is sincerely sorry that this mshap should nave
rod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
KANSAS LOAN COMPANY ASSIGNS.

Chicago. March "a dispatch from Russell. Kan.
says. The Central Loan and Trust Company one
Of the leading Investment companies OF western
Kansas. assigned YESTERDAY The liablios are '-''-
coo The assets exceed them. but they ar" IN West
crn Kansas lands, and In real estate mortgages
difficult TO realize upon Eastern investors hoId
most OF the securities many Of which have long ago
defaulted The depression In Western ialiis !"
given as the cause OF the failure. thares 'opr'-
land is the assignee, and the creditors nearing II
st for March q at Russell.
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INTERESTING Subjects or LECTURES

The Lcnten lectures Of II. II. Ragan at Chicken
inc Hall will begin on March 10 and continue until
Easter They will be given at II n. III. all week
davs except Saturday. when the hour will be 3
o'clock The first week will be devoted to the lec-
IRE on "F'ootprints OF Washington" in which an
interesting account Of incidents in. the life Of the
first President will be given. on March 81 % and
~ tho subert will be THE Yosemite and the yell
loustone": March %. % and 30. The Home and
Uaunts OF akespeare". April !. and 3. Ram
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

mont brownstone and bun brick dwellings, ,i thsk
Xxx extension, l0xl2Xlcl each: Nos ~ tnd -os
vestory and cellar brick buildings. at me corner
OF Albany St and No Il Stone-aVe. northeaS' So
viii sell the two story building and our-story plCH
stable on lot l4s l0x00 at the northeast corner o
One-hundred- and thrtieth-st and "rahd bou'o
ward. $50 ., - .r.rod.. March u
n, the Real Estate Exchange, No. - iafh Az
= four-story and basement brownsione d"ei!i i
a siax5Oxs1 located nearly opposite me hCnS"s ,n
,re nov going up the site OF the 'hurSn %
The Covenant. at the northwest corner Of Ihir'y.
fifth-st and Park-ave. Al the same paGg ou' tr
noon Of Tuesday March T. Mr.. Read VIII Sc" TOT
the estate OF Hamilton Fish ne tr9nI 9nd
tenement houses. Nos. 1872. "a and ls' taSu
the saiesroom No III Broadway I'VE nm J
~, i55 foot east OF Austerdam-ave.. and ready 'or
immediate improvement also. at the same ', M
fs non wick st three-story and basement orlck
dwellings with lots. and No S'6 r.ast senen.S
fourth-st.. lot win three-S'Oi' "'N
and cellar brick dwelling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

81. Louis. March "a City Of Mexico dispatch
says mat the court-martia sitting at Torin So
nora mas finally passed sentence of death upon
Lieutenant Colonel Joaquin Vasouez. late OF the
Hth Infantry. The officer vas condemned for his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Eourteenth street

onlv by truly realized. I ,S ~, WV.
with Novel;
bestrec
continued dav by day. conclusion for many anu
,uook Come any ay-twill ny. Come eVo'' ""' O
visit will disclose some attraction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
r, J. HORNER & CO.,
Furniture Makers md Importers,
81. So, IS West 23d Street
,AdjoinIng Eden MuseeD

h,lnrs IN Rome. April 4. . and G. "A Trip 10 Alas
ka". Aprl : and TO- Paris. he MagniiE 'I
AMI Apr n. T. AMI 10, The Hudson Lake H"0rSe
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Tapestries.

Present assortmen,s eclipse any Vet shown Changes
in Arrangement enable Ms % better display and custom
err easer make selections from IN. finest stock DO
fount-Jute. Linen. Derby, Wool. SIX and Sstin-pain
and tins.llcd- all qualities. all colors.
satin Finish Ju,.. styles Ia colors 81
Reversible Derb Empire designs 80
Solid Colors Damask Effects j.
Two toned Satin finish Ribbon designs -
Satin Warp Effects Goben figures 80
f,Sra heavy Close figures 90
Bagdad stripes oriental colors ~
French Tapestries Triple tinted figures -
Tus"lel Emp. Tapestries High art colors -
Reversible. Sofi Finish Elegant goods -
Wool Effects Antique and Gobelin dessns.l ID
Spun silks bronze. blue' hed l3f
satin warn, Moreslue and floral desgnsl.os
Rich Medallion Tapestries Very heavy 80
Magnificent Brocalcls All colors 80
Furniture aud Drnpery Pushes
match Tapestries 10 cents 70 los
Gtmps and Fringcs
All widths upward from ~
Fifteen hundred pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

II there section than another ~ our great
Upholstery Department worthy special mention It must
be that Of
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Novelties i'm Fine Black Goods.

- inch Surah FiCur-s-nest designs ="
inch Figured Mohars-hgh lusir- q"
~ inch All Wool CrepOns-ex quality ="
~ inch Satin stripe and Figd Armur.s 40
- inch Fancy Weayes-ncat figures 20
~ inch Boureue. Knotted and STRIPE Crepons III
inch Pure Mohairs-high lustre 80
~ inch French Crcpons-al wool 's
sun Finer Crcpons- l39 l. -. rs
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New Dress Goods.

suk and Wool French Checks. Halrlin's' faids' ana
Mixtures; All Wool Crepons Covert SuilhsS' D'' ,
n., and Cnallies Armures. sergeH. cashmeres ie"''
., ,rauor Clo,bs Flannels and Dagonals-all ana
NAM others are represented our great new stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
New Dress Silks.

Their. +. a point .wher- low price" ceases To make
good vaue'ihat line We never overstep. Goods
that offer have quality 20 commend them-poor
grades low prices good value These
quotations are for qualities that make them good value
China silks chine figures % inch -
Brncai- japanese silks fancy shades ~
Hair lin. Tanetas and midas 80
Fancy Brocad~ TaNetas FOR waists 50
satin nnsh novelties combinations 50
Black Skirting Tanetas - inch 80
BLACK satin puchess- all silk 10
Black Satin STRIPE Taretas for SKIRTS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

Enchard V. Harnett e. Co. will sell at the Real
inchIe exchange on Tuesday noon a gore 234
fa.. on the south side Of Nnet -second-st POI
's'' west OF Eshth-ave: two four-story and base
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
New Wash Dress Fabrics.

ALL THE NOVELTIES
Erllian,ine and SILK Finish Batistes;
Genuine French Psses;
Scotch and French organdies and swisses;
French and American sateens:
French Scotch and American Ginshams;
Percales. Challies and crepons:
Galateas Ducks. Piques. Madras Cloths
A.sortm~nts no other house can show
Prices none other will name:
SIX stripe Crepons soft As wool -
Fine Scotch Ginghams Value 25 II
Fine French Bstistes Dainty styles l2N
Noir. Lac. Stripes Tinted figures i2N
French Dotted Organizes Spray designs ~
French Dimities-3O inch Small figures l2H
Soft Finish Percalcs Yard wide ~
Fancy Sateens Extra nne twill -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

exquisite combinations Of Black and Gold spansed Ns~'
Chlrons and Lace Straw Braits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Scotch Lace Curtains
At Prices
Centre Carpets.

To our already large ASSIGNMENTS. We have added
line Of WOOL FILLED ART SQUARES. a new grade OF
superior quality equal effect and in designs
those hitherto produced only In the highest cost goods
.... Prices at which . sell wonderfully low
3x2 yds lbs 3x+yds 3oS
ga yds 25o 3 x D yds bio
AKA vd. 40 ,ds
Q 81 yds 800
Handsome combinations OF light Green. Wood Tones,
Steel hue Old Rose and Gold-all reversible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

The following table shows the number of cor
veyances. mortgages and projected buildings for
last week and for the same week year ago
CONVEYANCES
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
a New Road.

j. L. McWiliams, the surveyor.
Richard Madden aud j. b. Smith left
Tuesday for Oak Creek Canyon. They
will look for feasible route in the
canyon for the building Of wagon
road, and if one is found they will
make a survey of it and ascertain the
cost of building the road. The road
from this place to Oak Greek is Il fairly
good one, and with a road down the
canyon the distance TO the Verde would
be shortened eighteen miles. The al
most impossible road by the way of
Ratilesnake Tank would be entirely
avoided, and the people of the Verde
country could reach Flagstaff by the
new road at all times Of the year If
Il feasible road can be found down Oak
Creek Canyon the road will be built as
soon AS possible.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
New Money Order System.

The public will be pleased to know
that the Arizona Central Bank has
adopted new rates for money orders
which are lower than either postollice
or express rates. This will be of great
advantage to the public, for the con
veniences of the bank money order
over any other device are innumerable.
No application blanks have to be filled
out; they are payable when presented.
no matter how long outstanding; can
be transferred any number of times;
duplicates of lost orders obtained with
out delay or trouble; good and pay
able throughout the United States aud
the world. The rates are: 81 Or less.
cts; over 81 to 81, inclusive, cts;
over 81 to SIS, s cts; over SIS to $50,
10 cts; over $50 to $50, ID cts; over
$50 to $75, 20 cts; over S75 to 500.
25 cts; over 500 ut 25 cts per 500.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
PEOPLE returning from the East ant

PEOPLE returning from the East and
strangers visiting Arizona. says the
STAR" all bring the same story. that
Arizona is not known in the East, that
our resources have not been adver-
tised, that printed literature is being
constantly asked for, and that the lack
of information as to our varied re-
sources, especially our magnificent eli
mate, is almost a calamity, as there
are thousands who would gladly avail
themselves of these conditions did they
but know of their existence. Arizona
must be advertised if we would bring
capital and homeseekers to enjoy this
land of the olive and the vine, and
make fortunes out of our mines. Let
us advertise.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05

RECENT statistics 60 to show that
the tenure Of office in the railroad serv.
ice, says the "Globe-Democrat," is
about as uncertain as it is in politics.
During the last three months 1,070
changes were made among the 7.0S5
officials of that sort in the country,
which indicates an average term of less
than two years. OF course good
many of these changes were promo.
tions, but the fact remains that railway
officials lose their places with remark
able frequency, and are never secure
against sudden removal. no matter how
we'll they perform their duties.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
SENATOR LODGE saws that during hi

SENATOR LODGE says that during hi.
recent visit To England he was told
more than once that the woOlen manu-.
faciures of Bradford had been saved by
the Wilson bill. Il have no grudge
against the people of Bradford" he
adds, "but prefer that those woolcns
should be made in the United States
So does every American citizen, and
that is why so many Of them are voting
the Republican ticket.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05

Trains II and 42 run on alternate days
Information as to what days same will run
Will be furnished by agents on application
No. makes connections at Ash Fork with
4. & Z. vestibuled limited No. from the east
the west. Persons desirii & to stay over at
Ash Fork will find the best OF accommoda.
tions at Fred Harvey's Hotel.
No. 2 makes close connections at Ash Fork
with a. & p. trains Nos aud l. A. & ?. MOL
reaches San Francisco lG:i5 a. m. second
morning. A. & p. No. 4 is a vestIbuled train
throughout, lighted with Pintch gas dining
car running through. Los Angeles TO Chicago
Dining cars under the management Of Fred
Harvey. with his uneXcelled service, care and
attention to his guests.
Nos. and 2 connect at Jerome junction
Railway for Jerome. Connecting at Prescott
with stage lines for all principal mining
camps; at Congress with stage lines for Har-
qua Hala, Stanton and Yarnell; at Phoenix
with the Maricopa & Phoenix Railway ior|
points on Southern Pacific Railway.
The Santa Fe, Prescott& Phoenix RAILWAY
valley. For information regarding this
valley and the rich mining section tributary
TO this road address any Santa Fe route rep
resentative. or.
GEO. NJ. SARGENT. General Freight and Pas'
sen yer Agent. Prescott
X. +. WELLS. Assistant General Manager
Prescott. Ariz. s. L. p. & p. Railway.
GEO. i. NICHOLSON, General Passenger
Agent. Chicago.
J.. j. Frey. General Manager Chicago. Al
I. 4 5. +. Railway.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
Experimental Stations.

DR.. A. C. True, director of the Office
of experimental stations of the depart
ment of agriculture, has recently AZ
rived from Washington, making tour
of the experimental stations Of the
United States. In doing SO he is car.
rying out a recently adopted idea Of
the department in bringing itself into
closer touch with the experimental
stations, acquiring more intimate
knowledge Of their methods and a more
direct acquaintance with their stats.
Dr.. True has been in conference with
the university faculty and is well
pleased with the manner in which the
stations in this Territory are con-
Quoted. An object Of his tour is to
reform certain abuses, which happily
do not exist here. One is to regard
the experimental station fund as a
charity fund. Another is to conduct
it perfuuctorily and without regard to
production Of the beneficial results in
tended.
He addressed the students Of the
university yesterday morning upon
educational development, and last
night he met the board Of regents in
conference, in which he went over
practically the same matters cOncern.
ing which he had conferred with the
officers Of the station. He will leave
vi. morning tor, Mississippi -star.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05

We favor a Populist legislature and
the hanging of any member who shall
violate his pledges OF ride on railroad
pass.--Populist.
Should this Territory ever be unfor-
tuate enough to have Populist legis'
lature it is hoped that the hanging will
take place on the day the Legislature
assemblies.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
A CURIOUS form of stealing has just

A CURIOUS form Of stealing has just
been found out in some of the govern
meat departments. Inseveral of these
departments, notably the Interior,
there are IN the files thousands Of land
warrants bearing the autograph sigma
lures of presidents of the United
States, from the foundation of the Land
Office to the time, less than twenty
years ago, that congress authorized the
appointment of a clerk to examine
land warrants and sign the presidents
name thereto. Some of those presi-
dental signatures have considerable
money value among dealers and col
lectors of autographs, and some person
or persons-presumably employed in
the department--has been cutting of
the signatures and selling them. So
far as the investigation has gone it
shows that President Lincoln's sigma
ture has been specially sought after by
the thief or thieves. This is very seri-
Gus, as the mutilation Of the docu-
ments render them almost valueless as
legal evidence. Officers Of the Treas
ury secret service are working on the
case.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1895-12-05
Burglars Work.

On Thanksgiving night Babbitt
Bros. store was. entered by way of the
butcher shop. They rifled the money
drawer in the Office of $l5. Nothing
else was missing The same night an
attempt was made to enter the side
door OF the store of H. A. Rogers.
The lock on the door was broken and
the door shows the marks of the bur-
glars tools. They were probably
frightened away. The same gang made
Williams visit Saturday night, rob
bing the money drawers in the stores