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The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

NJ. W. Baxter r. DR.. the well known
eve specialist. will again be with DIR. l..
Hunter. Delta Colo, on Sept. llth and
l2th. Headaches cured. Spectacles
accurately lticd. Satisfaction cuaran-
teed. Consultation free.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Deputy Grand Chancellor y. F. Ciack
and Past Chancellor Commander W. II.
Msstin leave Monday for Florence TO
attend the Knights Of Pythias Grand
lodge. being the accredited delegates
IRON Grand Mesa lodge No. 81. Of Delta.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Dr. Harsha aud wife lef, Tor their
home in Omaha by way OF Glen wood
Springs. Monday. DIR. Harsha occupied
the pulpi; o: the Presbyterian church
while here this summer and has made
a host Of friends during his stay with
us and many were the regrets at his
departure.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

We carry only the best lines Of groc-
cries that can be had. and are satisfied
with small profit. Delta County M.r
an,ile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Last Friday. in Montrose. q. W. Sharp
and Nina Lam. o, Delta. were married
by Judge Hanes.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Capt. Phil Truunstinc. an oldtime
Denver merchan'. now travelling Tor
Ullman & Co. nf Cincinnati, Ohio. was
and the editor 81 this paper were mem
bers 81 ih- Den 'er tire department
tiiIty .eaIs ago.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Hon. a. l.. Kellogg. OF Rocky Ford.
member OF the State Board Of Agricul-
ture. was in town the frs; Of the week
ia the interest OF the agricultural and
Horticultural fsir to held in Denver
during the Carnival.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

The finest and bes; peaches brought
in this season were FROM the fEait tarus
Of Il ;. Nov. at the mouth OF the
Escalante. and oil. f. Ashbaugh, abou;
three miles up the Gunnisoa river from
the state bridge.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Isle Smith and family who has been
working for Henry Kohler on Surface
creek. left for Grand Junction, Friday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

The young people Of the Baptist Sun
day school gave a picnic al Fadely's
grove last Saturday. and good time
was had.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Or. walpole. the Denver eye doctor.
has recently located at Grand junction.
office with Dr. Eldridge. Avoid ire
sponsible travelling spectacle fakirs and
call on Dr. walpole the first time you
come to Grand junction. 30 1t
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

For the best teas and coffees at the
most reasonable prices go TO the Delta
County Nero. Co.. Farmers 4 Merchants
Bank building
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Money sW 1oan on Ranches and
Town property. Fest terms. M
delay. Call or sldTess
q. %. KING.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08
Pare fresh milk and erea0 Ae
'iscred daily is Delta ~ %. =
Dir;nus.
prl,.a..., r.x l...s.

Sealed proposals will be received un-
til Monday October .. 1899. at . a. IN.
Tor publishing the Delta county delin-
quent tax list Of ls9s. Said list to be
published once a week for four cousecu-
tiAe weeks in newspaper Of general
circulation Published IN Delta county.
MI bids must specify the price per inch
Tor the tirs, and each subsequent in-er-
tiou. standard newspaper column width
and based upon ten lines to the inch:
the county coumissionerp reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids or accept
such bids as they may deem for the beet
interest OF the county. Bids muet b
scaled and endorsed ~Propo-sl tos Pub
lishing Delinquent Tax List and adj
dressed to G.-prge ). Conklin. clerk Of
hoard ~ couaty commissioners. Delta.
Colorado. BY order 1t cheirmsn OF
board ef county commissioners.
GEosuE 5. CcSsLr>. County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

For the best of everything in tho
grocery line at low prices. go to the
Delta County Mercauiile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

The finest groceries and the freshest
in town are to be had at the Delta
County Mercantile Company.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ben Corbin and wife returned from
Salt Lake, Sunday. where they spent a
week seeing the sights and enjoying the
bathing in the lake.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ed j. Clarke. DIR. a. +. Miller and A.
l.. Roberts left for hunting trip To the
Big Muddy country. above Paonia. last
Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

-. e B. Du Bois. OF Highlands. an
ooo1yirg precinct OF Denver. has been
asaeaed 10 tie Methodist church at
DIN.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Mr.. Roberts has made an absolute
purcha.e OF the Montrose Press plant
from Mat koppin. and will hereafter run
the paper
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

District court was convened Tuesday
afternoon. but beyond the preliminaries
nothing much was done
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Miss May Andrews came down from
Ouray. Tuesday. for short visit th
Mrs. Frank Hopkins on California mesa.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

For fine fruits go 10 the Delta County
Mercantile Co. and get them fresh every
day.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Miss Msude Check left for her home
in Oakland. Cal. after . pleasant sisil
With hes aunt. Mrsl Mary R,scAly.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ladies calling cards with plates. Thi
Office.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

The Methodist ladies aid society gave
a lawn party at the residence of Mrs.
Chas. Johnson in North Delta, last
Thursday afternoon and evening.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

W A. Libby lett foe Ri,s. Sunday.
where he will have charge Of the drug
store recently purchased by Libby aud
Gibbs.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08
Mssey - Iess es cattle NJ see
smisoion. MillaFA Fairla1b.
LOCAL NEWS.

One announcement Of any entertainment TO
which an admission fee IL charged viii be made
In thee columns free. Any further announce
menis will he charged for at advertising rates-
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

I. II. Geer returned from his trip to
Denver. Friday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Mr. Ind Mrs. C. r. Miller. Misses Mae,
Lngo and Anna Patterson were down
fru0 Hotchkiss. "Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

lirs. Ross Wilmo, and son. Guy. left
Tor Denver. Monday. where she will
take a course OF medical treatment
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Nrf. Faith Baird and children l-ft
Tuesday Tor their home in Nashville.
Tenn, after a three months visit with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Hou,s.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

+ D. Crump and u. T. Sspp Of Gun
nisDa transacted legal business with the
district court this week.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Us. Carnahan and sou. Robert Orr
and lance BuckIin we're up from Grand
Junction. Tuesday. in attendance upoo
court.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

DIR. ]. ". Robertson and daughter
Ella. returned from Ouray Friday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08
Essfs G.r S~Sg

Bis Tor furnishing coal To- Delta
county frr the cosnias Year will be
received as follows:
All bids must state price PER too anil
designate the quality aud most he eeaicsl
and marked Bids for Furnishing Ccat
TO Delta County, Said bids will b.,
received up to Oct =. 1879
GroecE :. CoxKIrx, County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08
peopIs-. Party County convsa.ioa.

a county convention OF the Peoples
Pariy IN and for Delta county. Colorado.
y hereby called TO convene in the court
b0ss- at Delta, Colo. at 10 O'Clock q. IN.
- the iweniy-third day Of September.
- The following apportionment has
6oeD made:
DDlra precinct. No. ...-s delegates
LDichkiss precinct. No. 2..s delegates
CFa sford precinct. No. 3. delegate
9srfscc Creek prcinci. No. 4. : Delegates
kbpnia precincf. No. ). .. 3 dee .a,ee
URlia precinct. No 6. ... S deleyat, s
N u 70 her~by recommended that eau
49, be held in the several precincts OF
the I6th day Of September. 1899. for the
poeDnos of eieciing deierates 10 said
coavUostios. BY ORDER Of &C mmittee.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

d.. Hunter will leave FOR the Norit
Fosk on Monday, the lltb. and return
90 Monday. the 18Th.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

ship carload of honey to the eastern
markets about the 10th.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Cansed and dried fruits. fsssA ssd
good st the Delta Cospty Asse- Co
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. liza Goodwin of ST.
Loui.. came IN TUESDAY fcr visit with
their uucie aud aunt. DIR. aad Mrs
Hguts
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ei Cole was tried in the Couaty court
last week for iampering with hesdsate
on ditch on Surface creek. found
guilty aud tin,d sg5 and cus,-.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Edith vilmot were down from Ho,ch
kies, Monday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08
nrssNEss Norsra
Try Tongue Cr-~k Coal.

J. J. wipfon !. agent fos H. Esesa
sios laundry. u Denver.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Jack Relman has taken the position
vacated by W. a. Labby with l. Nj.
McMurrsy aud will welcome all old
customers.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Old papers ior sale at this Office.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ire +. Good uas in Delta Wednesda,
in the interest OF the Paris Medicine Co
q ST. Louis.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ths Tongue Creek coal y iopeUvson
- dspsh . g.ined sod noe. saaoo = -
bssl Orass fsoo J. ,. Win1sA
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

c. A. Morell. our merchant tailor
reeurned from business trip. 10 Tellu
ride Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Ms. u. ]. Browne returned from a
bosauese trip TO Denver. "Wednesday.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

q St Louis.
reeurned from a business trip. 10 Tellu-
ride Tuesday.
Ma II. j. Browne returned from a
boe1nese trip 10 Denver. "Wednesday
Mrs. W. q. Harris left FOR Telluride,
Tuesday. 10 join her husband.
Alber, Bayless was visitor from
Gssnd Junction. "Wednesday.
Chas. L. Pike and wife were down
feom Hotchkiss. TUESDAY,
Chauneey Ritter is down from Ft
Crawford for few DAYS.
Newt NJ. Heisiand was dowa from
Hoschkis: this week.
F.E. Dodge wen, up to ouray on
business. Tuesday.
Jack Killian came in from the west
Monday.
A. X. Stevens went up to Gunnison
Monday.
Tom Gale returned from ouray. Wed
pe~lS,.
We are headquarters Tor wa,ermeious.
teesh tomatoes, fruits Of all kinds. can
49, snd nuts.
We carry full stock Of crackers. and
Duosaatee them 10 be fresh.
OD Chase 4 Sanbcrn's Teas and Cot
~; they cannot be eaualled Tor fne
oasu.
Whea IN need Of harnea ecods call on
- 80 vs vin save you lots of money.
LUCE & STOCKHAM
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Mrs. W. C. Harris left FOR Telluride
Tuesday. TO join her husband.
The Delta independent., 1899-09-08

Meney - Deoa On cattle NJ teo
peP eent. Liberal terms. Ne eea.
laissiSs. MillarA Faislaab.
LOCAL NEWS.
One announcement of any entertainment TO
which admission fee IL charged will be made
In the-e columns free. Any further announce
ments viii he charged for al advertising nntes-
Old papers foI sale at this Office.
Ladies calling cards with plates. This
Office.
I. II. Geer returned from his trip to
Denver. Friday.
DIR. J. ". Robertson and daughter
Ella. returned from Ouray Friday.
For fine fruits go 10 the Delta County
Mercantile Co. and get them fresh every
day.
Last Friday. in Montrose. q. W. Sharp
and Nina Lam. o, Delta, were married
by Judge Hanes.
Isle Smith and family who has bee,
working for Henry Kohler on Surface
creek, left for Grand Junction, Friday.
The young people Of the Baptist Sun
day school gave picnic at Fadely's
grove last Saturday. and good time
was had.
Mr.. Roberts has made an absolute
purchase OF the Montrose Press plant
from Mat koppin. and will hereafter run
the paper.
Ell J. Clarke. DIR. a. Z. Miller and A.
L. Roberts left for hunting trip To the
Big Muddy country. above Paonia, last
Wednesday
For the best teas and coifees at the
most reasonable prices go TO the Delta
County Nero. Co. Farmers 4 Merchants
Bank building
Ben Corbin aud wife returned from
Salt Lake, Sunday. where they spent a
week seeing the sights and enjoying the
bathing in the lake.
The Methodist ladies aid society gave
lawn party at the residence Of Mrs.
Chas. Johuson in North Delta, last
Thursday afternoon and evening.
-
Mrf. Faith Baird and children l-ft
Tuesday for their home in Nashville.
Tenn, after a three months visit with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Hou,s.
Hon. a. l.. Kellogg. Of Rocky Ford.
ture. was in town the frs; of the week
in the interest OF the agricultural and
Horticultural fair to held in Denver
during the Carnival.
Deputy Grand Chancellor n. F. Ciack
and Past Chancellor Commander W. II.
Msstin leave Monday for Florence 10
attend the Knights Of Pythias Grand
lodge. being the accredited delegates
iron Grand Mesa lodge No. 81. Of Delta.
Capt. Phil Trunnstinc. an old time
Denver merchan'. now travelling Tor
uliman & Co. nf Cincinnati, Ohio. was
in town las, SATURDAY. Mr.. Trounstine
and the editor 81 this paper were mem
bers of ih- Den 'er tire department
tliIty yeals ago.
Remember the Delta Couu,y Fruit
Growers Association when purchasing
fruit boxes aud supplies. They handle
the best box produced in Delta county.
They also handle the California box and
the cheaper home made boxes. Call
and zee their stock.
We carry only the best lines OF groc-
cries that can be had. and are satisfied
with a small profit. Delta County Msr
antile Company.
Money ia loan om Ranches and
Town property. Fest terms. No
delay. Gall 0e ds1Tcss
q. R. KING.
~
ScSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
WORK on Ia LORRAINE AND Ia sAvolE

La Lorraine. the largest passenger steamship
ever launched from French Gockyard is rapidly
nearing completion AT ST Nazaire. She Is owned
by the Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. and
will be put tho route between this port and
Havre IN March next La Lorraine Is $50 feet 3
inches in length all, her moulded depth is 80
she has displacement OF Is 200 tons She has five
decks. Besides accommodations FOR S7S nrst cabin
passengers rs second cabin and s53 IN the Storage
there are a number Of cabinets de luxe. which will
accommodate about sixty persons She will carry
a crew Of SO men. Below the vessel has sixteen
water tight compartments. There are sixteen boil
ers with four furnaces 10 each. The bunker ca
raclty Is 500 tons Her engines OF the triple
expansion four cylinder type. IL is expected that
her speed will be twenty 1.-TWO knots.
Ia Lorraine is constructed that she can be
converted into an armed cruiser az short notice
Her battery would consist OF twenty quick fire
guns, onc-half OF which would be OF 5i2inch cali
bye A sister shin Ia Sayoie Is also being built
at 81 NaZaire for the French Line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
PAIGE CLAIMS ALLOWED.
DECISION ~ FAVOR OF THE rx-coNGREssMAN
AND HIS BROTHER N CRoToN AQuE-
l.nA-rr,
DUCT CONTRACTS.

Akron Ohio Oct PAS the result OF decision
in the NeV-York Court OF Appeals. David r. Paige
formerly Congressman from this district and now
living in New-York. and his brother. City Commits
sioner Albert T. Paige, OF this city, VIII become
rich again. The Paiges and General D. NJ carey
OF Cleveland composed the firm Of Paige carey
& Co.. which had contracts for six miles OF me
new Croton Aqueduct for New-York City.
When the work was completed claims for about
g an 90 for extras were thrown out and payment
was refused OF this amount Paige, Carey CO CO.
held nearly S200Q00). On top OF TINS came t,l1
trouble over 10000 worth Of paper gwen oy ~ r.
Paige and bearing the Endorsement OF Jonn Hunt-
inet s Of Cleveland Huntington on his death
bed in Europe and died before he could TESTIFY
vyhether the notes were genuine or not AFTER MS
death his executors refused 70 honor the notes
claiming THAI the Inducements were forgerles
H. r. Paige went 10 South America. In lSso ne
returned and compromised the Huntington notes
for % per cent in cash and 50 per cent IN new new
notes secured by the claims held against the CITY
OF New-York. lie then devoted all his energies 70
securing a decision IN the courts In regard 20 tne
anueduct work 4 test case was finally pusheu
through and the decision is now from the court OF
LAST resort After all the Obligations OF the PalgeS
are PAID A comfortable fortune Will be left lot each
and for the widow Of Carey, who was Killed ny a
fall several years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
MILES TO HUNT WIN "BUFFALO BILL"

Omaha Neb Oct. 24-Genera Nelson A. Miles and
party arrived In this city this morning. They were
met by General Merriam and the officers Of the
headquarters staff here. with Colonel w. F. Cody
and a number OF prominent citizens. In the course
Of the day General Miles visited old Fort Omaha.
which has been abandoned since the building OF
Fort Crook The General has always favored keep
ing the old fort condition for occupancy. and in
view OF the necessity FOR providing healthy and
convenient posts FOR regiments returning from the
tropics Is now. more than ever in favor Of putting
the buildings IN repair and using them In con-
necton with the new fort General Miles also WIS.,
tied the Exposition. and in the afternoon started
west over the Burlington road for the mountains
whore he will 60 on a hunting trip with Colonel
cody. Colonel Cody has had telephone line
Sixty miles long constructed 10 the hunting camp.
that General Miles can keep IN touch with the
outer world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
VIII Try 4 sNOKE PREvENTER.

President Baldwin, OF the Long Island Railroad
saws that he Will within day or two equip an en-
CINE using soft coal on his road with contrlvance
which he hopes viii abate the soft smoke nuisance
complained Of The contrivance is 50 arranged as
TO inject a blast Of air into the fire box just over
tho burning coal Tho theory IS 10 Introduce suhi-
cient oxygen TO csnsume all the carbon, thus re-
ducmg the smoke escaping and wasting 10 min
imum.
Mr.. Baldwin says the road has tried many appli-
auces without obtaining the results hoped for but
he will continue to try all which give any promise
Of success The 20 be tried now he thinks is
that will go far toward curing the trouble one
advantage OF IL is said to be that II continues 10
work while the engine Is standing stlll. When an
engine burning soft coal Is n motion there Is ny
tie 10 be complained OF. but when II stands sun II
emits the dense black smoke which causes the com
plants II Is when the steam Is shut Oft that the
worst trouble arises. With the air injector work
ing all the time almost perfect combustion Is hoped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
SEQrFL or 4 SECRET MARRIAGE.
HUSBAND SUES HIS DIVORCED wIFE'S FAThf"
FOR DAMAGES II BRINGISG ABOUT
THEIR SEPARATION.

baltimore .oct q (speciaD The story OF a secret
marriage in Brattleboro. VT on Christmas Day
four years ago the brides disappearance TWO
weeks afte ward the husbands search in this
country and in Europe for her. and the granting OF
an absolute divorce 10 him last year no" mas H.
sequel In a suit filed In tho Baltimore courts by
Iiston 3. Ketchum against Charles richardson ~,
$4,000 damages Mr. Richardson is the father OF
the divorced wife OF Mr.. Ketchum. who charges
that the father unlawfully induced and coerced MS
daughter 20 leave her husband.
When Mrs. Ketchum left her husband fortnight
after their marriage. she went 10 Europe with her
parents and remained abroad several years MI.
Ketchum says in the papers in the case that ne
was put 70 great expense in endeavoring 10 ma
her Mr. Richardson IS charged with unlawtuy'
uniustly maliciously wantonly and wickedly per
suading and enticing his daughter 70 leave MI.
Ketchurn 10 keep away from him. and 70 hide from
him MI Ketchum claims 70 have lost the comfort
assistance aid and services of his wife also that ne
has been deprived ~ the care and custody OF MS
infant daughter TOW about four years old.
The declaration states that Mr.. ketchum mad no
knowledge OF the birth OF the child until within
the last three months when rumors Of It reached
him tie at once instituted inquiries and definitely
ascertalned the existence of the child. Il Is stated
liz learned M tls same time IL is also alleged,
that almost Immediately after ne obtained the
divorce his former vile remarked.
TO Mr.. Kctchum was twice granted diVorce. In
July 1895 he obtained one, on the ground OF aDan-
dOnment. As this decree was granted upon puDllca-
ton without Mrs. ketchum appearing IN the case.
the decree stricken out OF December 3. lhss on
her petition she then flied formal answer 70 pr.
Ketchum's suit and second decree was signed IN
his favor All the parties are we'll known in Bait
more and New England society circles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
SENTENCE IN A "sH4yGHAI" CASE.
PRACTICE OF GETTING OYSTER
DREDGERs BY FORCE

Baltimore oct. q (speciaD-Oysterrnen and ship
ping agents filed the Criminal Court to-day al the
trial OF a "shanghaing" case George II. Cum
mings, aged forty. sentenced to eighteen
months IN the House OF Correction by Judge
Wright lie was charged with assaulting and KID
mapping August Meyer. OF New Brunswick, y. J.
The Judge said In pronouncins sentence:
This is the first time a case Of this character
has ever been tried before me There IS, In my
opinion a well founded belief that these cases are
going on cons antly, that the rights OF parties aye
being OUTRAGED their liberty taken away and their
persons violently assaulted. The business OF secur-
ing men to work in dredging Is a legitimate one
but you must prosecute II IN a legitimate Wy.
You have no right force men, you nave no rlsht
10 assault men IN order 10 make tnem accept me
work you have in store for them. II the law per
mitted me I would send you 70 the penltentdIy
You took this worthy man, VINO was iDoh.H4 lot
work and by force deprived him OF his liberty.
This is the first case of Shanghai" that has been
IN the Criminal Court for trial for a number OF
years Years ago shipping agents would frequently
take possession forclby Of men who were unlor-
unate enough to get into their clutches, and send
them down the bay 70 be distributed among oyster
boats after having held them prisoners Tor
some time. Protests meant the most cruel Weat,
rncut as sickeuing stories have frequently reached
the city Of men being cruelty beaten ana some
times even killed because they refused 10 "oIh'
after having been kidnapped by the agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-25
JTDGE WERNER TO PRESIDE
SELECTED TO SIT AT THE ExTRAoRpr.
NARY TERN TO TRY PRIMARY FRAUps


NARY TERN TO TRY PRIMARY FRAUDS
Albany oct "a (speciaD.-Willlam J. Younvs
the Governors private secretary. announced to
day that the extraordinary term Of the Suprem.
Court 10 be called by the Governor. will not con.
vene until November 20 The Governor "a A..
ready stated will not issue his proclamation
until he returns from Maryland. This court Will
try all persons who may be indicted for ON.
plicity in the primary frauds in the Iith IA.
senbIy District Of New York, as well as for
other registration or election frauds
The code Of civil procedure says that the ordsr
for an extraordinary term must be filed BY the
Judge ordering it twenty days before the dav
on which the jury Is 10 meet II is Therefore
not necessary for any special haste 70 be mad.
IN getting the proclamation signed by the Gov.
ernor
who has been selected to preside AZ ,his ..-
traordinary term Of the supreme Court
Judge william +. Werner Of kocheste, %
the Supreme Court" ansW cred Mr. Youngs
Judge Werner vas once pushed by George
Aldridge for the nomination % The Court % Ap-
ueals but was not nominated Attorney Cen
eral Davies win authorize Deputy Attorney
General Coyne 10 conduct the prosecutions Do
fore Judge Werner.