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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
MlnIna ApplIeslIan No, Isa.
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survey No, tho4.
United States Laad once. Tucson. Arisons
Notige 4 hereby given that In pursuancs
with the United aiates Mintnn Laws, gaIvin a.
Elliott whose postofiice address l. Tnrsan
lct patent ioi 1900 linear fees ~ ihs uoosssy
lode, situated In rima MininH District Fima
ceunty, Ariseps es described ~ the oasciai
s. sssHs ~ e i, ~ hs ss :. s sYs the ae
Beginning st cor No. l, being the VI W. eAy.
Of clasm and Identical With foeptspn, pine
S.s ~, ~ q - Mound g ssosss .cs.eea ,ls9s
brs n ss dss d lnin. h soa ii H. b, q n. "
70 hrs % deg Mmin. " loilT g Cor,
pemocrsi lode brs 70 deg y, i min. K a. M IN n.
Helmet Peak hrs. g. 70 deg y about IL sniles
Mount Baldy hrs. .. 4edea 20 min n shpWs Is
m1ss p ,s Theme = deg y 'elu; (ysI y deg
mound 3 y :sess ton sessi scsses R'as re- ~ @ 70 70
coz ss"ps 20 ,csegg gins pos! ..ns ,n = as mound !.
= Var. ~ DEG 70 min, 70 y. tQ wash va n
g sntersect fine between tsecs 10 \ II ~ h 0 deg
g min x. 7t4 a q. from cor, of aecs. 2, g. 10 4
70 top OF hank 7ao Il. 70 old wascss fSsd run.
ming nofthesstefly and southwestaFiy; Na0
y y " cor No as pine p"s. N. ~. ~ mound
min. ". War. IL deg 10 mia. ~ 70 II. to wash
i2a q, 70 sWeil wash $40 n. % east end eennr,
p'Re Poss N a y Mound o. ,ss stone sstibed
~
ridge $50 Y, 70 wagon road fnnnina essterly
and westerly ANA,ast n. tnterseet line betwesf
Sees. 2 y ftss n, ~ deg. ~ min. ". in2aa II.
from the cor. of ksecs q g. 10 a n of r. i5A ii
" =, seW u " cor, No. 4, pine post in "a IN
mound OF etesic, scribed s,is0l, Thence q ~
deg 40 min. W tpaf. ~ deg 10 min v 100 IL
% wash iaa IT. 20 old read running eastarlv
aud westerly; ial ~ n. interseet line between
secs a u - asdeg ~ min. r. kss ttit, from
ecr. sss's, :, v = u or ia, l2S $40 Il.
20 wash; 40 q, 70 same wash sha ~ 10 top ~
small knoll $40 ~ Co cor. No. ef Rnby lode |
and cor No, Of Damoersi lode ehe ~ 10 Fosa |
20 Tucson running n0TtheasseFiy and south !
westerly fass ~ n. tnteFwert fine between |
sees. 10 A " nj ~ deg ns nsin w. IM ~ ii IRON
The eersfnn corner; 1iA9 u top OF email hill. |
aA0 ~ foot Of bill; IRIS ~ ~ wash Iha Il 20
Ger No the place ~ beginning Total and |
net area of claim 10 % acres
This claim is ieeated in r. w. 4. Sec q RR
a Aes, 10, and n. W. " Sec N. Ts'HR..R sgR
9ils and sait River Meftasaa.
The presalned general course oi the ledge is |
aaNtefty aaa westerly.
ThesdioininR eisiras are the Ruby, pateAtsa /
70 Z n Manning, and the pemocrst, owass's |
name not Etrea.
This etaina Il OF record 10 ths osace sf the Re /
eofdeF q Pima eoanty, Arizona. Raok &C Ne /
nnfd Of Mtnes. page a.
Any end sil persnns cisin,ine adversely any
feFaan1 ot seid mining caatsa or surface stssgm6
lhereat are required 70 ale lAeif adverse elaine
stth the Register cf the DATED Rsatse aad
lHsce IN faesoa. Pima eoantY, Arizona. asssns
he sixty tset dAss period Of publication hmseaJ |
= ihey Will he barred by virtue af the psayi /
Nsoua 81 the Statutes
sHToE v. MOORE,
let pub Mag ios last gniy n. isoi
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
NosIss ef sIAeHlrs safe On FofselUsUfs Ol
msttaass.

Under and by vittne Of an order ni
sale and decree llf foreclosure laaned ont
of the nistrict Court Of the First Iudlcinl
District Of the Territory of Arizona in
and for Pima County, on the 2ath day
oi Iune, 1901, IN that certain action
wherein Louis Zeckepdorf and Albert
Steinfsld copartnegs undef the firm name
of l.. Zeckendorf & Co., were plaintiffs.
aud the Azurits Copper & Gold Mining
Company, a corporation, and Shirley
Christv were defendauts and r. r. Pit
took was Intcrvenor, and wherein the
said Louis Zeckendorf md Albert Stein
field, copartuers Under the firm name Of
l.. zeckesidorf Il Co, obtained iu,ig.
nient against eaid defendant, Azufite
Copper h Gold Mining Company, n cor
poration, for the sum Of fifteen thousand
eight hundred and niucty-iive Ta-I00
dollars, tstB, 1916. TOY with interest there
on NJ the rate ofone per cent per month
from the date Of said judgment, TO- wit.
May 2Sth, 1901, until paid, and the
further sum Of fifteen hundrs,d and eighty
nine 67.i0o dollars, t$i, ,6ss.67l for an
attorney = fes', and costs of suit taxed
~ So 80, together with decree against
oil Of said defendants and said intcrvc.
nor, toseclosing certniu mortgage as
iu said decree sctfosth; which said iuig
asent and decree was rendered on sasd
2sth day Of MAY, 1901, md was on
said day cntcred IN Hook g OF Judgments
of said Court ut pages 500 Ell SEQ there.
OF, said case being numhcred aOi2, am
commanded 20 cell the following s,npat.
ented mining claims situated ia the San
Xavier Mining District, Pima County,
Arizona Territory, known, cal ed and
recorded as follows, tn-wit:
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

TUCSON LoDGgNo. 4, A.FAA. No.
STATED communications on tbs saeond
fnday OF each month, At ty.s0 o'clock
q THE evening, at Masonic hall. Notics
. special msstings win be givan by
N'SaRg blue 6ae. Visiting brothers
sf' cordially invited. 0so. E. Kohler.
@Aa'@' q. J. Roskruea. sensst&FF.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

on location blanks for sale at
ehe Cfas@an office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

Al of said records being in tho office OF
The Connty Recorder OF said Pima Cousi
ty, reierefsce To which records IL hereby
made for more full and complete dcs
sription.
Aiso all of tho heuses, hnilisuga, ma
chiaery and smcitina plant situate upon
said miniag claims or on any Of them.
Nottee il hereb, given that on Moa-
day. she 22nd day of July, 1901, al ten
O'Clock a. M, os said aay. NJ she mauth
door os the Couasy Court hussse, IN the
City of Tucson. Pima County, Arizona
Territory, wiil In Obedience 20 said
order Of sale ard De. se~ Of keFaei0sarr.
scil the mhcve described property, or 40
snssch thereOf M may be sccssaafy to
satisfy piaiatsffss iudgsaeas with interest
thereon. attorneys sres az ailawsd and
costs, 90 che highest aad bret bidder foY
cash IN tawfmi Haofey Of the I'nited
States.
Dated al Tucacn, Arixona, this 33th
day of Jane, 1901.
raAxx u. AfuarHs,
sheriff.
ny r. DsAcHMAM,
Dspaty.
First pub Iune %: last July ~
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Proposals las BIDS

ovTgcE oF rHa BoARn oF RRaKxrr on THK
TRRmTony or ARIyoxA.
TrCeos, Aria, June Z. 1901.
Sealed prnposala viii he received and
contracted Tor at this oiIIea on che sth
day of July A. II. 1901 ut 10 o'cloch a. M
For furnishing wood as the univerrlts
20 the amount oi one hundred ard Hfsy
l611 eorls. BoHds in the susn 81 $50
will be repaired Ne gua~ssee Zoe tsss
faithful performances of the ecnirara.
Bids will also ase Fec~lsed Tor BAaklsa
iseeeesary repairs un The univesslas
hsildings during the summeT vacation
Tasis work 10 10 be executed In acrord.
aace with specsAsaticna 70 be seeu al a.
Bee of fFesadens Parker al the unlyer.
city.
The noard reserves shs right 10 rs.jecs
any os all bids.
hy orief oi slse Beard.
j. a. EAnmasgsw, e~cretary.
Let pub. 1nne 9TH last geiy Ash.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

TUCSON IOTGR NO. ss5, B. r. o.
ELks,-Will hold sagalss nassAinss
on the Arst and third Monday eve
n'ngs Of each month, ut 80 o'clock.
Visiting EIks are cordially invited 70
stand A. C. Bernard, 4. r. w.p.
h. Field Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

ARfz0NA C0MMANDARY NO. l,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-ssssed coa-
eiave tirst Friday OF each meath, ss
10 p. n. soiouraing Sir Knights
eourteously welcomed. Roscoe Dale,
f. q. a.. Roskruge, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Alnlas Applicsalea Nc. 7s7.
anrrer No. lsae

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sInltsA asasss L&sd ossee, Taraea, AFiscaa.
w Ns2ses I ~ \ Asessy ssvss saas 10 psrssspss eth
tbs uslted States msnfng isws, Nalssa
Rslioss. wAese pest-ofAee sddresa n Taeeon.
Z. nm ssnss Az nss Ss e. s =
sn6s, azsuAkaM ~ f'ama MinsnK psssslcs, Fttna
cpansy. Afssena. "a deseyshsA NY shs oshcsal
s ss.s e ~ 81 sss ss y 'as ae'd a'
Hpwsnntnx "a Initial monament, saenticsi
wtth essi end eenssf q location. pans ssss in.
s,sa asssss = '9Sss ss 4 ssss. IVA VA u
10 iosss u aes, q mlr. lsT1sl II from
ss.: &C.. ss sss q ass ~ & NJ y s.ss.i ~ ss WITH Win
la ssd rpes q wisS nsana d sscsss' sariesa i.las1 4
K K ~. =. : Il ess sc4 II 's 'ss,l =.
y " aeg. Q min. - see. l{heas " Thenee n
= sss e ME n Y. Y ys., Y ass "a min; 7 40 q
= Y 1 n n Il s, sss y n ,.ss,r 4 sSr r & K ss z .sa. y S e
Il q Eulch; se'ft COP 81 sides eolis b asalcA /
Ioes ff 70 washi i9aOf % wash 1890 II V waah !;
Zoe ~ Y cor No identical wiss cor q laes
s4a ssriSes ss s,as G rAsass dss ~ = Z aias sss1s X
sVes. Is ass 70 min. HI saaa n tnlsrsact ilne
~ sssSsss 3 e ..s sss u, s.s, y I s. ia. n Z
wash aoGe n 10 west ems eenteF. identiesl with
sershed " c,.ls0a TAenes {, des. y min
siks iI - eoF. No. !. laensseaa wssh loeasioa,
pine paeI Ia. pq In rsound Of stoEsA, sersbed
<eG ThenRe y. y Aes. % mia ~ Yer, ~
ae0 ~ mia. u mD ~ 10 wash go n. n wash i
saS n 10 wasA 90 II. 10 wash losa r. 70 wash
1850 ~ 10 cor No. A. pine p0st In. @a. IN sncuHd
az asume. a3fsA@d AslhM Themes Nse deg Nn
mtu W. tyaF kS deg. 10 miM. ". sB9s 10 tAp ef
knnllt9sa Il, 10 south hs.k u hsg wash bsT.s
ft 70 Wef* en6 eeNteF 0f nessperek lode ~ C.
70 nnRtA bank 9f wnsh1 Ml3& n. 70 eas1 end
cantaF of claim, The place Oi beginnins. Total
and net area nt ciatxa. ~ @ acres.
Thss cisim 10 located In the n0uth halt og aec
ard the north half o. sec. 10. z, II q d. ~ ".
ella and eMlf River MeFs6ian.
The presumed general courSe OF the ledge n
ensteFfy and westerly,
The only adjoining clAlM 10 this Democrat
0Wnefss name not glyen.
Thia claim 10 eg record In the once OF the Re
cnrder oE rilaa e0unty, Arizona, Book CO Re-
cord os Mtaes. page &AA
Any and all peFaons claiming adversely any
pcrtion ot said MIXING claim OF snrfsas Froand
sheFwof are required % Gle their adverse elains
rita the Register OF the Umited States Lame
1MAce et faen0m, Fims county, AFtanna, aartnF
the @gxsy taei days period og pMbltcaticn here
az, of they Ytn be barred hy Yiftns 0f the pro-
- MELToa n. sooEK,
seRtstsf
FIRST pub MAg a. iasl 1uly a
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

hAN AAVIER CAMP NO. ., WOOD
MN OF THE woRLD.--Mees every
frst and third Mondays at 9 o'clock
m. in the new A. o. u, w. hall.
Visiting menh@ra iaytssd. Renry
he'iuIsh, Consui Commander. /.
Newsletter, Clerk,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Naixs d Cas.sa.

nepasssasns 81 TIE Erassses. sfatseS ae~se.
lAn6 0fAca
Tueeau, AsSsuwa swme a. aesa,
a sMtaeisat sssasslt ~ reasass heytms hmea
A. Iss aeYes agssass she kesmesssaa enssy q
Fs~sertek Mend1 she sAsae seiag No Nsse sanAs
saVesahsF tsss, m she Nwks kta. hsc -
aAt a. H. 3. IN whlrh Il II ngsaes3 sasANs ~
sssa Fr~saetsck MeBsas alea nnsps Ahwas AusaAa
e 800. ana ssnes sAsA date En hssFee lsW ~
pAss1m FepFeseatina she essAss " sasA " snss
hes resided Hfsen. enlsfvas4d ~ ssanRngsa sasa
lkSS, Ast tAs assae ~ Whestr nhsnsened anA
tsf snare tAsn sts nsansAs ssaee mskanE sAsa
s.ssE nesa pssaf e tAs .ssss hsssIn. ssc
ssees sssmed taE sefvteN, Mnasf nnatres hare nep
h@sM F@xmFme8 amA km @fHsANV6a na@A sA@w ssx
saea p@rwunai seTvaca eaMans ~ aaesse aMA msks
lss tass the ease y stFsa. ~ pahgsrAssaa. b
asw hsrvhy nossseA shAs hesxsas in sat6 eass
wili ~ bed 81 tAw tu4s~6 esasse fana Osssse "
Tnesos, AFisonA ~ - esclaeA . N. es guly a.
Esat
JamN W. narmAs, Receives.
sst psse' s~@s saA. issa iess Pub s@iy n 500,
PROPOSALS FoR KRMsT1N0 rf.AsssragT
slftaex Cbtes uaafissmasas e sAenvmf f.AanrAs1n,
fHty l. leal AeNfed prnrasssa tA aRqpateas4 n sil
h~ resssvsss e sAts NsssN matsl n . VS.. Anzust
twstai and fmhas ryaMssste saf zee ee@eSAon ~ ~
sfssN a.gptsM Nd Fss4 HamNhnea. Asaesme A.,
rnFsssas 10 The faans aaA 4pAefAe@ssans - aas
ia this astee as4 IN sAn essaH ~ she Qmastrfs
~ shewn. sssa haMnk FsrEsa@sis ena esrvnaass
gssanK fwat insssuesinme ~ 10 sammw@E ssa bid
ding and twyens af pamtrmrs SmsNKaAaA sw mssxsag
eAst0m. TIE RssveTwmcns sssesxns tAe sssNs u,
arsssps ~ rttssf any Ss all pFsssa@AAs kn@ssaFs~
Iassts fss rreesfns aagsssa ~ Fnss MnenAnsA
ATtsoaa." and Aaar~Eaea =. y. fzsfsk, ssAaes
0sasfSevnestAF.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
SEALED PROPOSALS.

sKRoME. Asiseaa. suas asa. ssss
seAiea proposals will BE- received bs tbs uai.
ted Verde a Ssciae sasswAy ccmesny. ~ the
Sesome. AFixens. eszea ef tase cmmpsuf. nF tc
N N. os "Wednesday. ialy iesh. for sas hawilns
aaa Fassins in place oi seslns eaAse vaFsss NJ
earth and reck, wrecked m@easy smhaakmsnt.
aisns ths isas ai shsa soaa ssosa fpmsss - der
esae. Fssss ~ Proposals. detail pasns amA ss-
tlmates can be seen NJ shs ossre 81 he Enximees,
1erone. AFsxsns-
BsAs nsst bs accompanied ny raFtsNea
eheck o. bena In the sam VI iye per e@nt ~ the
auanani a the hia
The rishtte reject snY sna all hlas h ~
nerwea ~ she rnmpany.
UNITED yKRDK PAcfF1S KAIs.wAs co.
FRarK n, 01ssYsAa. Ceasassaas KaRiwees.
Isl pnb gune n Hasa 5Hiy .
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09
Nssks se Crealsess.

~ shs ffpests tssari et sAs conney 81 Pfne,
Territory ef AFasmHa.
ksfste ~ yM@n rAsM, sr. dneeased,
NattfW ~ hefwhS ess~w hS tee uas3aENkNwea
b @fMtnfs3fat@s 81 M SAX . 5man kAaam nj g.
sssa0. m ire sFesa at Msas e. gaFsMsse haxs
csAams Axsinss sasw weAA saAewA ~na ts on hlaaa
hAsn With the neceeasfs vosrhea sghln fnsss
saonths afssr thF nrsa pubssezsse< ~ fAss nn
Nassanei nAnk. An she Cay Il Tmcaan' nssns
caunsy, ArIeane The sarss hUsms she mkens A.
the afsn#Acsian na shs MasNsn1ss ssf sss# aasasa
IN sssd Cotnty 81 Plana IA
Aamiussratus ag the essste Il seaa Reis. n .
tseeeA@sa
nssed st TArsum tAss "a das ii snaw. ,eaa.
isl pee 1uiF 81 lass pak ass '. tsas
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-09

OFFICE or THR snuTmERk pAClFfc
Rsilfesd 0szneany taf AFasanaA EAa FrawriE
en- tsai gsme M tsHi ThN emMmai xaeetanR 0s
sAs strek ssxsss@Fa aa The As@sshefn Ranisse Rail
read tsampAnF kes AfssansA tor the aaerftun ~
plrpetars fns the ensHsak year, snA ser the
hrov,aht hespys fhe neessna, wtil ~ hesd ~
tha e2sce as she cnsnpaaF. IL the ely ~ NMn
FfNMeisea. Msase III DMiiseFuss, on wEDNR@
DAY, taa tash day af AulF. l@aas st ~ u'raoet
4 ~ IL WIkAEuTT, aeessaary.
ist puh sana ais last BATS
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
BEFORE STUDLEY
New Haven Police Commission
 CTS Before the Bar.
MAYOR IS CONSIDERING CASE.

 Attorney for the Commissioners Not Allowed to Attend Hearing Becausa Commissioners Left Room Commis- sieners Still Claim the Deposed Off ficers Unfit for Duty Prominent Physicians Testified That the Men are Able to Perform Police Duty.
 New Haven, June 4.-Mayor StudIey to-day held hearing of the four police commissioners, Sheridan, Handlers. Avery and Clark, whom he had sum- moned in response to mass meeting of citizens, to show cause why they should not be removed from office, be- cause of their alleged illegal action In placing two captains and a sergeant on the veteran list. Before the hearing began the four commissioners acting upon the advice of their counsel, AttorT ney J. F. Goodhardt, left the room and refused to return. The mayor refused to allow the attorney for the commits siOners to remain and admitted onIY witnesses and the newspaper men to the hearing. Three of the most prom inent physicians in the city testified to having examined the three retired of- ficers and to have found them perfect ly capable to perform police duty. The whole board of police surgeons. four in number. unanimously pronounced tna deposed officers fit. The mayor took the case under consideration.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
SUPERIOR COURT CROWDED.
Over 100 Witnesses Summoned in the
 Christian Science Trial.

Over 100 Witnesses Summoned in the
 Christian Science Trial.
 Boston, June With the 100 or more witnesses who have been sum- m0ned in connection with the trial of the $150,000 libel suit of Mrs Joseph inc c. Woodbury against Mrs Mary Baker G. Eddy, founder of Christian Science, in their places in the superior court room, the space left for specta- tors is meagre, and this morning, as on previous days, it was far too small for the crowd that wanted to get in As the hours passed the doors of the court room were thronged by those waiting for a chance to get inside. The fact that the testimony of Judge Sep timus J. Hanna, reader of the First church of Christian Science, Boston, editor of the Christian Science Journal and a close friend of Mrs Eddy. was unfinished yesterday, gave added in- terest to the opening of to-day's pro- ceedings.
 The first question to Judge Hanna this morning by Mrs Woodbury's coun- sel was: Have you the original of the message sent by Mrs Eddy to the Christian Science Journal in May, 1S97.''
 T have copy of the Journal con taining the message,a was the answer. Counsel offered the publication re- ferred to as evidence, saying that Mrs Eddy's reference to Mrs Woodbury, as being unfriendly to Christian Science, showed malice. The evidence was ad- mitted, subject to exception, simply on question of malice.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
EPSON RACING CARNIVAL. .

American Horses and Jockeys Took
 First Three Places in Initial Race.
 London, June 1.-The great Epson racing carnival commenced to-day, with an excellent program. Unusual ly large fields are the rule and the ln- tereSting character of the sport at- tracted big crowds. To-morrow's Der by has aroused far greater enthusiasm than usual, owing to it's open charac- ter, and horse owners are sanguine or success. The betting, consequently, is even more widespread than usual. It would appear that the field will num- Der D. W. c. Whitney's Volodyovski l.. Reiff) remains strong favorite at 5 to 2 against William III, Floriform. Revenue and Handicapper are all stanchly supported.
 Besides l.. Reiff the Americans who will ride in the Derby are Maher. on Tantalus; Turner, on Prince Charles II; Henry, on Olympian, and Martin, on Handicapper.
 The American horses and jockeys started the day in excellent form, talk ing the first three places in the initial race, the Craven stakes, of POO soyer- eigns, for 3-year-olds and upwards, distance one mile. which was won by Richard Croker's The Scotchutan II q. Reiff.) Seven horses ran.
 The second race, the Egmont plate, handicap, of 300 sovereigns, for 3-year- olds and upwards, five furlopgs. was a similar triumph for the Americans, being won by Daniel Cooper's Edmee, with Maher up Fourteen horses ran.
 Escurial (Nlaherl won the Ashtead plate, of 200 soyereigns, for Swear olds, six furlorgs.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
TWO CUP DEFENDERS

New York, June 4.-John J. Loyeioy. the chairman of the regatta committee of the Larchmont Yacht club, makes the announcement that the two cup de- lenders Constitution and Columbia will sail under the management of the Larchmont Yacht club Tor a $500 cup on June 9. Arrangements for this contest have been fully settled, and there is said to be no doubt that the race will come off. The annual regat- ta of the New York Yacht club comes off two days before the Larchmont race. namely, on June 20, and it was announced on the part of the Constitu- tion that this boat would not then be present. The Glen Cove cup races will be started by the New York Yacht club off Hempstead harbor, on June 25 and as the Larchmont races come just between these two it is thought that the two cup defence yachts may be found in at least one of the regattas probably that of June %.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
CLASS OFFICERS.
Crosby Grammar School Chose for
 Motto ssAlways Ready.v

Crosby Grammar School Chose for
 Motto "Always Ready
 The following are the officers of the. graduating class of room eight, Cros- by grammar school: Miss Janet E. Ar. thur, teacher; valedictorian, Joseph. Allyn Peck; salutatorian, Edward Jo-' seph McDonald; historian, William Douglas Stewart; poet, Miss Rose Judd; prophet, Daisy Clementine Brunt; prophet on prophet, Michael Joseph McDermott; class will, Miss Nellie Twining; presentation exer- else, Miss Grace Jones; president, Charles Edward Grilley; vice presi- dent, Mary Genevieve Bergin; treas urer, Henrietta Hunter Beers; lrecita- tion Cat Poli's), Joseph Richard Wolff The names of the other graduates are as follows: Mary Boyle, Albert Blake. James Byrnes, Rose Darling, Lucy Dee, Albert Eggleton. John Ford. Ruby Hart, Bernard Katz, William Mckenzie, Hannah Miller, Floyd Neale, Arthur Nelson, Louis ONcil, Margaret Began, Eleanor Rodier, Ir- wing Rametti. Ralph Stuart, Belle Thompson, Edward Wolff. Joseph Walsh. Irving Wallace. David Hayes The class motto is Always Ready. z The class colors are old rose and white.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
jUlCE BJRPEE DETERMINED
To Make an Example of Men In-
 terfering With Workers.

George Rowley Charged With Assault
 on Truman Jones-Given a Heavy
 Sentence Jones Went Out With the
 Strikers But Returned te Work Yes
 terday-He was Hooted at and
 Struck and Rowley Was Charged
 With Being the One Who Struck
 Him.
 Affairs in police circles were rather brisk yesterday and consequently the attendance in the city court to-day was quite large. A young fellow who an- swered to the name of William McCue and gave his age as p years denied he was intoxicated or yagrant. His ac- cuser was Officer Hayes and lie was sentenced to ninety days in jail.
 A complaint against Michael Keefe for assaulting Michael Hayes on Kings bury street yesterday afternoon was continued to tomorrow morning under bond of $50 The evidence against Keefe is very indefinite.
 George Rowley was charged with as- saulting Truman B. Jones. Rowley was defended by Attorney Russell Ac- cuser and accused were fellow work men at Blake SS Johnson's machine shop. They were on strike when the demand for nine hour day was made and refused Both are we'll acquaint- ed with the mysteries of trades unions, nevertheless Jones returned to work yesterday and his presence on the street at noon drew an excited crowd around him. On North Main street near Thomas Chiffos fruit store the crowd numbered about 1000 persons. Jones was accompanied from the shop to the point named by some man he did not know. Near North Main street he was accosted by Rowley, who ac- cording to Jones' story said to him Jones, you're trying to beat us.'' Then the man on his right said something and Jones was struck on the face. At least so he testified. He could not say it was Rowley who struck him. Half a dozen men testified to seeing Row ley in the crowd but they did not see him strike Jones. Row1ey was his own worst witness though he denied strik- ing Jones. He was fined $40 and sen- tenced to four months in jail. He took an appeal under bond of S2OO.
 Rowley started for jail this forenoon but on reaching New Haven he was re- leased bond having been furnisned. He returned to town this afternoon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
MINISTER'S SCATHING REBUKE
An Atlanta Pastor Accuses the Women
 of Drinking and Gambling.

New York, June 4.-According to a World special, Atlanta, Ga, society is incensed over a sermon preached by Dr L. G. Broughton lately in which he charged that decollette dress is entire ly improper and he declared that he believed the women of Atlanta were greater gamblers than the men. The latter, lie said, might gamble for high CT stakes, but their wives and daugh- ters played for the love of excitement and prize winning.
 He alleged that he believed there were few society women in Atlanta who did not drink. He said that some of the most disgraceful scenes occurred at the local clubs through dissipation, and he denounced the Piedmont Driv- ing club and one of Atlanta's most fashionable resorts sas brilliant sa- loon for women"
 Dr Broughton is being criticized by the more conservative class for mak- ing these allegations, but many declare they are well founded.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-04
BIcYCL1sTs TO BE DISCIPLINED

New York, June As the result of the team work at Vailsburg, in the lat est cycle races there. severe measures have been decided upon to stop cont binations of every kind in the sport Referee s. Wallis Merrihew disquali- fled Johnnie Fisher in the quarter-mile race Sunday, but took no action when Mcfarland, it is alleged, showed Kra- mer over the pole in the five mile han dicap. The referee said that he did not see the alleged foul and added: But next Sunday we shall strengthen our official staff and every point will be well guarded" The referee and Chairman Barchelder held a confer ence after the chairman had inter- viewed a number of the riders. They decided to enforce every rule to the letter.