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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES Fur THE
1896 Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals for
Supplies for the Navy-yard Mare Island. CAL. to
be opened October l3, 1896" will be received at
the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts Navy De-
partment, Washington, d. c., until 2 o'clock,
noon, October l3. 1896, and publicly opened inn
mediatey thereafter, to furnish at the Navy-yard,
Mare Island. CAL. quantity of brushes, brooms
nuts, washers, riyets hardware, lamps, lacing
leather iron. STEEL 6abbtt metal, packing, ALCOHOL
concentrated lye, white lead, gum shellac. whf te
zinc, lard oil, turpentine, sperm oil, linseed OIL
varnishes and driers, paints, shovels, files, bees
wax. umber, laundry soap and cotton waste. The
articles must conform to The navy standard ana
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the Navy
Pay Uffice. san Francisco, Cal, the Navy-yard
Mare Island. Cal. Tie bids, all other things being
equal. decided by lot. The Department reserves
bids not deemed advantageous 10 the Govern
ment EDWIN STEWART, PaymasterGeneral,
y. s. N.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
DENTISTS.

DENTISTS.
nR. L. t. CRA CrION PAINLESS;
IL crown work, bridge work and teeth without
plates specially. 103 Geary St. cor. Grant ave.
Q7 A SET FOX TEETH-W WARRANTED AS
I'D good as can be made: filling 81 DR.. sIMMS,
dentist, $50 Market st., next Baldwin Theater.
DAINLEsS EXTRACTION, soc: GROWN
Il bridge work specislty: plates So up: IS years
experience. r. L. WALSH, d. D.D.S, S15N Geary.
nR. LUDLUM HILL, 1443 MARKET ST, Mr..
IL Eleventh; no charge for extracting when
plates are made: Old plates mode like new:
teeth from SO per set; extracting Soc; gas given
< EFT or TEETH WITHOUT a PLATE. DIR.
- Ii. G. Young, 1S41 Polk ST.
nR.J J. j. LEEk. 1905 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN
~ Gate ave-: open evenings; sundays till noon.
f,RoOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 7o9 NJ r.
~ kef, bet. Sd and 4th: gas specialists; pa iness
extracting, with gas, ST. plates So up; fill, 81 up.
DR. GEORGE w. LEEK, TdE GENUINE
and patentee Of improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate. moved from to 20 O Farrells st.
LULL SET OF rEETH, 81; WARRANTED
J. five years: extraction, Soc: filings soc;
crowns, 30 3D. Chicago Dental Pariors. 20 Sixth.
EIRSr-cLAsS DENTisTRY; FIEST-CLAsS
prices; hrst-ciass results. painless extraction:
Tel. Main b375. &C. HARDING, Nj. D., 500 Sutter
A LII WORK TO SUIT 4 M Es Nv AKRA NTED.
q DIR. REA, 1870 Market 81, front City Hall
A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
n ranted- DR. ]. w. KEY, 1922 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-08
PHYSICIANS.

TlR G. q. O'DONNELL 1905 MARKET, COR.
DGolden Gate ave. diseases OF women specially.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

First publication January ~: last Apt
Whereas default has been made Ia the D.
lions Of certain lnortgaRe bearing daie
twenty-iourth day OF October, A. ID. 100 g.
hy William Duncet and Jain D0ucct, his hi
Iron County. state OF Michigan. 70 the sly
Savings and Lonn Association. ~ MINDS,
MIMI, Ia corporation Orranizrd under tbs
0f the State 81 Minneeotal sud rec0rde1he
oflice OF the Register az Deeds for the conf
Iron on the twcnty -eixty day Oi Ocf0beril.
IN Liber 4 81 mortgages. on PAGE as. andfe-
az. BY reason ~ said default there Il ntle
and claimed 70 be dne and payable at nlte
Of tins notice the sum OF two thonsantir
hundred thlrty-fve dollars and twe<kir
sum Of fify-eeven dollars and twenty-fotSsl
ISbI al paid by the mortgngoe for tnhd
insurance and no suit or prOceodmRs law
or IN equity having been taken TO pcofhe
money SEEMED by said mortgage or aihrt
thereof whereby the power OF sale contj IN
said mortgage htls become operative, nofre.
fore. notice n hereby given that BY virthhf
power OF sale IN said mortGnge cOntainAnd
the statute In such cn~e made and pied
there will be sold ~ public auction 20 f)gh
est hlddcrpn Monday the 9th day OF Al A
ID. 1896 ~ ten O'Clock IN the forenoon Ind
ard timel NJ the 'front.' door Of the cOutuef
la the Village ~ CRYSTAL Falls that being fhlld
INK wherein the circuit court for the cN o
Iron, - held, the premises described IN ssiort
Gnee % 70 much s.lC,, - may be isars
costs aud expenses ~ sale. and an atiey',
Tee 81 thiIvy.five dollars az provided bv NJ,
and IN said mortgage and also any 4 oi
sums that shall be. paid az o4fau
said sale by the undersigned for taxes ~
enrnnce 20 protect its intesest IA the hts
described Ia Taid mortgage to-wif Mos
tracts or parcels 81 land lying and beiit ~,
county Of Iron and state Of Michigan. fil.~
~ follows. to.wit The north one.halll -
lot one hundred and filnety-nine l10y4s ~
of lot two hundred [2OOl Of the fifst lAddl
tion 70 The village ol Crystal Falls, accha Il
the plat thereof on file or OF record IN bfnc.
Of the Register oi Deeds IN and Tor gnltHnt,
Of Iron aud state Of Michigan.
Dated. Jnnunry i1th.. A. ID. 1890:
SECURITY SAVINGS AND LOAN Ass0,sDN,
A. r. sMTn. M1.ree
Attorney for m0rtgapee
Gladstone Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18


First publication January n; last Mk 90.
Whereas default has been made III tpay.
ment 81 thcmOuey secured by m0rr1nIated
the nineteenth day Of October, In the 4 one
Thousand eight hundred aud ninety,id exc.
cntcd BY Joseph re Beff OF Atkinson Tdship.
Iron County. Michigan. 70 Eugene O'Rde ol
corded IN the Office OF the Register Of 2is ol
the county OF Iron ~ Iliber =, 81 mortgs. on
page 2sS, on the 14fh. day OF Dilbcr
A. y. 1891. ~ eleven O'Clock IN fliore
noon.
And whereas the amount claimed toi due
on said mortgage AZ the date OF this Iico h
the sum 81 one hundred and twent y-nini LOG
dollars % principal and interest aud thsirtheI
sum OF Ten noiinrs ~ an attorney Zee slratec
amount claimed TO he unpaid on said iftQnes
aud no suit or proceeding having been ID ute,
az law 60 recover the debt now reinahg re
cured BY said mortgage. or any part iereof
whereby the power 81 sale contained sal,
mortgage has become operative
I Now therefore. notice i hereby eivcnht b,
virtue Of the said power 81 sale. and ipnrsu
ance OF the statute IN such case n,a ans
provided, The said mortgage Will be fkclosrt
by sale ~ the premises therein desbed N
public auction 20 the highest bidder ~ \ from
door Of the t0urt House, IN Crystal ills, Il
snid county OF Iron. on the 7th day April
\. y. 1890. at ten O'Clock IN the forDon q
said day. which snid premises ARE de3bed Il
said mortgage ~ follows, to-wif Thetst hal
Ie'J Of the south east-quarter lsehl 9sectio'
thirty.two 1871, fowulorty.1ve norfhf rang
thirtynve west, with All the eppurtans apper
tanning thereto. Eu0ENE O ninKn.
Dated January sth., a. y. 1890. Mtgaees
HANDY a Ann0Tr,
Attorneys for Mortgage
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

First ratification January a. last February \
LANpOFrcE AZ MARQuRfrE. MIcm IDncEmnER
~ 7p5 Notice \ hereby given tlIt the FOL.
lowing named settler has died notIN OF his M.
tcntlon % make hnnl proof IN SUPPORT 81 his
claim. and that said proof viii be nude. before
the clerk ~ The Circuit court OF lrOl county ~
Crystal Fails, Mich. on February 1 4 1896. Via.
Frank Nhn1etpool Hi. Application No. 18a0.
lot inc ~ 81 .N'i sec. y, Twp. 90 n. rAl W.
rontWnoua rrtidence upon and cativntion of
said land. W.. Henry B raker. Charles e.
sidney N Campbell, Alhat ID suds
all % Crystal Falls. Michigan.
PrrER PRlMEAtt Register.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

- - 49, -
of Mcnomiucf have eecufcd a hydraulic
mining propefty ON The Frazer river Ia
the Caribou mining district. British
Columbia, that promises fabulous
returns to those Interested The conn
pany win DO capitalized Tor $500. 600,
| but only about SIG. 900 worth OF stock
will lie sold, which IL offered at a very
! low figure, enough 10 build the plant aud
put in the bitches. etc. Tor operating the
hydraulic mining.
The property secured occupies thew
bnnk OF the Frazer river for four miles.
including xtensivo gravel beds. contain
| ing free gold These have been worked
very succcssinlIy in a crude way Tor
fifteen years by Chinese companies with
small amount Of waternnd hand hose. one
company taking out over s. 2 zoos year.
The new company have secured these
Chinese claims and have located several
hundred acres OF new claims, and besides
these, extensive new water rights, giving
them the sole control ui water for
thirteen miles, which thereby controls
the land essentially for that distance,
water being an absolute necessity in re-
covering the gold Prospecting has al
rendy been done on the claims. with
gratifying results, the same kind oigravcl
being found containing rich free gold.
"A gold brick, taken out under the
personal supervision Of the parties in
torcsted, Is ia possession of a. l.. Saw
yer. which was taken from the box
sluice, resulting from the labor Of two
men for twenty-five hours work with n
small hand hose. The gravel here Is the
same rs. Is iound in the richest develop
fnents OF the mines in the palmy days OF
California and Pixies Peak and requires
no smelling the gold being al free.
To secure this, the acquisition BY the
company Of immense water rights is in
valuable, they having capacity Of
36, 1000 gallons per minute. This will be
carried from the necessary elevation,
through conducting pipes. below the
gravel bank to monitors, which concen-
trate an almost irresistible force ON the
bank. the pipes being reduced from
twelve feet az the upper end TO four
inches, producing a force that will up
root the largest trees and bouIdere,
loosening the gold, which is caught by a
winged dam, and preventing il from
escaping, carrying il through a long box
sluice containing rifles covered with
quick silver attracting all the fine gold
to il. The rubbish Is carried through il |
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

First publication December ~ lbn. lnat
january 25, s0B.
LANn OpflcE At MAnQuErrE. Mlcn. kcFMnER
", fSo5;- Notice n hereby given thu the fol.
lowing named settler has llIed noticcf her IN.
tciltiOn 10 make a final proof IN supplt Of her
claIm. aud that said proof viii be mae before
the clerk Of the Circuit court ol Iron bunfy az
crystal Falls, Mich. on January "a .lSDG, via
Jate Curtis heir OF John q Northumberland
Nd. application NO 1914 for the Aeijf sol SEQ.
20 Up. ~ a. =. 33 W She names thd following
Witnesses 90 prove her c0ntlnuoul roslienee
mon and cultivation 81 said land. Ia. j. H.
Rover, Patrick Bradley. Hugh y Mcfanren
Martin koean, all ~ Crystal Falls. Afh.
PETER nlNEAU,
Reg|ster
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

<0I
Default hsv|ne l,eon made n the soudIt!o
zah' % e. is5s o sssss ,i' 81 II bo e
UI|ft|i,f I@|dou] q Iron count5. stat
Hieh'1>n- V ". seeurIty SAVINGS and
rofatio,l orr.1'i<>i nu1tr the laws cf the
80 nss q Rs .s 'qs = sd x :, i<ea
~. Michigan. N the 18th dizzy 81 April A
1881, ~ book -FOUR ~ Nortfaec<. on pnrN
urun which mcrteaee there \ claimed % hc
ai.d unpoia ~ che date 81 this notice the 81,
; s'as ls: Y! '<se o''af e,ss a ' n'sstx
sun Of One llun,irrd rvent y-selsn Dollar
atty cent. i<l2I .1pl paid BY the morteae>
taxes AMI lnk1rtuce Advanced. pursuant "a
terms u s1ld nlprfeafe.i whereby the pow
ss'e eentni.,sd Y SID sortsars Ia. b
ia equity having bten Instituted 10 fccovcI
same or AuF part thereof. notice IA. thcrI
hereby 4lYeii that by virtue Of said poNI
sale aNd "a the statute IA such case nnadsI
pr9,{,',,es''' ga Tuesday she l7th day OF n
the front door 81 the court house. IN the n
0fCryetnl Niiir. Iron county. Michigan.
hoIilF the pInce ~ holding the Circuit CotI|
said county or lrpnl there will b sold at II
auction 20 the highest bidder. the land3|
&hefenf a. shall be necessary 10 satisfy fhd|
amount due. and Interest. costs aud expert
SAX. and an attorneys fce OF TWenf{
Dollars. allowed BY law and provided 1
said mortgage said premises being descfid
said mortgage ~ follows III
All thai tract or parcel OF land lyid
being iu the county ~ Iron nssd state of
nan. described ~ follows. t0-wif Lott
three 1881 Of the original plat OF the VIM
Crystal Falls. according 70 the plat thert
fiIe or OF record tn the Office OF the Reei&
Dt,.sis IN and for said county Of Iron andt
OF Michigan. Dated. December 2lst. 1894
SEcuRirf SAVINGS AND LOAN Associk1
AtFnED A.. SMITH, Mort,
Attorney for Mortgage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

At the Franklin and Bcssc
MEsAnI mer properties the hugs
RANGE. stockpiIes attest the aggrcs
eive nnlicv hainn nnrauad las
the Franklin Iron company this winter
These properties are being placed In
most excellent condition for the coming
season, and will make big record In
'06. The pay roll shows some 900 men
while another hundred are employed IL
getting out timbers for the Franklin
group.
The Security Land 4 Exploration Co.
has sold To the Genoa Iron company, an
offspring OF the Minnesota Iron company
eighty acres In section thirty-one, 5S-17,
the price paid being 81 10000 This
IL the property known as the Genoa, ol
which X. II Charming is superintendent
on which an excellent deposit Of high
grade ore has been proven, as stated in
those columns two weeks ago.
Capt. Harry Roberts is doing some
testpitting on the Mckinley TOWNSHIP,
the work being done under the personal
supervision OF Capt. White. Ore was
recently struck in a pit sunk by Neil
NcInnis during his exploratory work on
the property and deserted on account Of
water, just across the street from the
Mckinley hotel.
The Security Land & Iron company,
who recently let contract for consider
able drill work on the shaw, are evident
" bent upon thoroughly testing the
extent Of the ore body ON this property,
and have this week contracted with
Capt. John Mcleod for doing consider.
able tcstpitting thereon
The drilling being prosecuted by the
CONSOLIDATED on their option on the
Rouchleau-Ray property on section
seventeen, GILT, continues, but work
Is somewhat retarded by lack Of water.
At present but three drills are employed,
the fourth being laid of on Saturday.
Winston Bros. have temporarily
abandoned operations on their stripping
contract at the Auburn. the excessive
cold rendering satisfactory work imprne-
tical,le.
The Auburn continues small force,
drifting ON the second Lowell and other
wise preparing the property for an active
season.
The FayaI continues active work and
viii have an enormous siockpiIc' by the
opening oi navigation Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

During che week the explore
uENo>l1- tory crosscut on section rlx
HkE 1929 has improved very
RANGE. much IN appearance body
Of soft ore, OF a highcrgrnde'
having been struck. The thickness 81 the
lens has not yet been determined.
At the Norway mine about forty men
arc employed and this force will not be
materially increased during the winter
Orr Is being stocked. While the halcyon
days Of 'S0-S2 will never return, the rc-
newed activity at this mine is q source
OF much qualification TO the citizens OF
the city.-current.
The reported find 81 new lens OF ore
at the old Quinnesec mine appears TO
have had little foundation.
Capt. Wallace Kimberly is doing some
exploring with diamond drill on sec
tion tbirty-three for the Antoine Ore
company.
The Pewabic company Is meeting with
many difficulties IN sinking the shalt
near Saunders. II IL now down ZIG feet
and has penetrated another body OF
quicksand. - Range-Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

The Enterprise says that
Mrxou,- Mersrs. n. Cole. Of Chicago.
Skk ooLo g. n. Rollins, ~ tho Al. 4 ST..
nsSkks. Paul road. A. r.. and h. ).
Sawyer and other gentlemen
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18


quicksand. Range Tribune.
An unfortunate caving OF
MAR ground occurred at the East
ouE1TE End Lake Angelina mine Fri
RANGE. day last by which the north
western portion Of thesccond
level, the lowest. Of the mine Is lost.
This is due, 80 we are informed by Capt.
Walters, from the mining Of orc on the
property Of the Cleveland Angelina de-
post, that Immediately rdioins. and is
deeper than the Lake Angelina com
pany's lower level, the ground Railing
outward in that direction. As soon ms
Il was seen that the level would be closed,
the tracks were taken up, the tools re-
moved, and the men gotten out. The
caved portion possesses the finest ore 10
the mine, and the loss will be a consid-
cradle one. As soon as the shaft is down
for another lift the third level will be
put in and considerable Of the ore now
buried will be secured.
The Marquette 4 Negannee Exploring
company, who are working on Iron Cliffs
lands on the east hall Of southwest
quarter. OF 10. 1925, have a shaft down
eighty-two feet. They have driited to
the south from the bottom OF this ten
feet In rock and have a drift north OF the
shaft twenty-five feet in mixed ore and
jasper. They are hopeful OF finding clean
ORE. Four men are employed.
The Davis, the lease OF which was re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Edward Brei-
tung, OF Marquette, and Others, will be
operated in connection with the old Mill
waukse mine that adioins. There Is a
considerable quantity Of ore in sight,
and the winning Of this viii give place to
some Of the men out Of employment IN
Negaunee city, in which the property IS
located. The water has been kept out
Of the mine aud the latter is IN shape to
produce ore at once. Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-01-18

ivFfr 35o different garments 0fr sholrH
enft MGR, patterns II al Of frhfch ar
<anPie copy lrifh pattern copponl srnf re-
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-05
Governor Greenhalpe.

Lowell, Mass, March 5.-Governor Greenhalge died at 12:30 a. m.
 Frederick Thomas Greenhage was born at Clitheroe, England, July 10, 1S42 He came to this country with his father William Greenhalge, who went to Lowell Mass, in 1S44. He passed through the grammar and high schools of that city and entered Harvard college. In March, 1863, he began the study of law and was admitted to the Mddlesex bar in 1865. In 1880 and 1881 he was elected mayor of Lowell by large majorities. In 1884 he was sent as a delegate to the republican national convention, and in 1885 he was elected to the legislature in democratic district. In 1888 he was chosen mem- Der of the Fifty-first congress. MT. Greenhalge at once took high rank as a debater and won high praise from his party associates by his conduct of con- tested election cases. He was elected governor of Massachusetts to succeed Governor Russell in 1893, and was re- elected in 1894 and 1895.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-05
NECROL LOGICAL.
Archbishop Kendrick of the Diocese of St. Louis Died Suddenly Yesterday
 dinal SatoIIi Was Notified.

St. Louis, March 4.-Most Rev. Peter Richard Kendrick, the venerable archbish- op of the diocese of St. Louis, Mo-, died suddenly at the archiepiscopal residence, No. 3818 Lindell boulevard, at 80 o'clock this afternoon. The archbishop was ta- ken suddenly III this forenoon and Dr. Gregory was summoned. The latter was at the bedside of the dying prelate in less than half an hour and soon ascertalned that but a few hours of life remained. Archbishop Kain was notified and, to- gether with the members of the house. hold and the archbishops faithful nurse, assembled around the bedside. The prayers for the dying man were recited and the rites of extreme unction were ad- ministered. Archbishop Kenrick was conscious throughout and apparently in no pain. He seemed to recognize those about his bedside and occasionally open ed his eyes and looked about the room, Towards noon the dying mans breathing became more fitful and fire gular. A cru cifix was placed in his hands and he re- peated the prayers of the church as chanted by one of the Jesuit fathers, who had been summoned.
 Shortly after 12 o'clock the archbishop sand into an unconscious state and 1t was plainly evident that the end was near At 80 o'clock the archbishop drew a long sigh and his soul passed away as calmly and al Sefenely as though he was dropping into sleep.
 No arrangements have been made for the funeral, but telegrams have been sent to Cardinal Satolli at Denver and 1t is expected that he will come here immedi- ately and officiate at the funeral.
 It is expected that the archbishop's re- mains will lie in state for several days and that the funeral services will take place next Sunday.
 Peter Richard Kendrlck was born In Dublin, Ireland August IS, 1906. He first studied in the Dublin city schools. sub sequently had a private tutor and finally entered the celebrated college of May nooth, near Dublin. In May, 1882, he was ordained priest and came to Philadelphia in 1883 and was appointed vicar general If that diocese. Subsequently he was stationed at Pittsburg and he led for time the life of a missionary In western Pennsylvania. On November 90. 1841, at Philadelphia, w~s celebrated the conse- .cration of Peter Richard Kendrick as bishop of1 Drasa and coadjutor to the
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-05
South carolina's Exhibit Ready.

Columbia, s. C., March 4-The Hon. Patrick Walsh, formerly senator from Georgia, that indefatigable worker for the advancement of the material inter- ests of the south, at the invitation of the general assembly this afternoon address ed that body on the scope, aims and pur. poses of the Southern States and Cotton exposition to be held at Chicago. MT. Walsh was greeted by large audience, being escorted to the speakers stand by a special executive committee. MT. Walsh made a forcible address of an hours duration, which was vigorously applauded and for which the general as sembly passed resolutions expressing it's appreciation.
 He depicted the grand possibilities of the southern states, spoke of their won- derful and diversified resources and ex- plained the necessity for showing to the people of the great west and northwest what they could find in the south, not only in agriculture, but also in manufac- turing and industrial pursuits. He urged this state to send to Chicago the beauti- fu exhibit she had at Atlanta. This the general assembly has already provided.
 It may be added that the exhibit will be greatly improved upon before 1t is for wardpd
Birmingham state herald., 1896-03-05
HOLMES MUST HANG.
The Supreme Court Has Affirmed the Yer
 dict of Murder.


 Philadelphia, March 1.-The state su- preme court this morning affirmed the verdict of murder in the first degree in the case of Herman Mudget, alias H. H. Holmes, found guilty in the court of oyer and termner of this city for the murder of Benjamin r. Pietzel.
 The opinion, which was delivered by Justice Williams, oVerrules all the as- signments of error and affirms the judg ment of the lower court. It holds that no substantial erro>' was pointed out and that the evidence fully sustains the verdict Lawyer Samuel P. Rotan Of the counsel for Holmes this afternoon conveyed the finding of the court to his client The recent action of Holmes in requesting Archbishop Ryan of the .Ro- man Catholic church to send a clergy man to him and the subsequent visit to the condemned man of Rev. Dr. P. J. Daily rector of the Church of the An nunciation, Is believed to indicate that Holmes gave up nop" of securing new trial before the decision of the supreme court wss made. Now that the highest tribunal in he state mas decided tf at the alleged slayer of Pietzel shall hang, the visits of Father Daily will probably be made regularly.
 District Attorney Graham, who prose- District Attorney Graham, who prose- cuted Holmes is authority for the state ment that the case cannot be appea ed to the supreme court of the United States and the decision of the state supreme court is final.