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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
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Such Will Be the Defense of William
.ss .s# Barry.

y
Grand Forks, N. D. ] ). j Al. The coro-
sl1t ners Jury ia the case 81 William Barry
the Cavalier county farmer who deliber-.
atelY murdered his hired man, Andrew
Mellen. found q verdict ii d accordance
with the facts given the. press. Late
yesterday Barry was taken from dTIilton
to Langdon, but was not locked fll up, as as
the. sheriff pledged his personal respons
sibility for the appearance of the de-
fendant ii conrt whenever he was
wanted. s5ss5
Judge e. i. Tempt eton III this city has
been retained by the defendant and the
two have been il consulta lion. The
preli minary hearing Will be At Langdon
on Saturday, the 18th. Temporary in.
sanity will be the defense. s
Miss Barry for whom the murder was
committed, was taken before the insanity
board at Langdon and an examination
is now ID progress. It is predicted shyt
will be declared insane and sent to the
asylum at jamestown. !. Some seventeen
years ago she was treated. in an asylum
in Ontario, Canada. their old home.
It's understood also that a brother d
Barry has been q lunatic for some years
and is in an asylum. These matters d
family history will no doubt appear ii
the defense. ,S. S..a n ;E,:
Barry has discussed the murder with
a number of people and has been con,
sistent in his statements. He takes ths
position that Mellen by his baseness
deserved death. ..51 #ss MI \. si.= 4 5.$
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
SENSATIONAL STORY. 4

4 Princeton, Ind, Jan. IA sensational
story was circulated Sunday te the effect
that the wife Of Joseph Ceith, now being
tried for the alleged murder Of Nora
Killer in May last, had herself killed the
girl in q ft Of jealous rage. after discov-
5ering Nora and Keith il a compromising
position. Thus releasing Keith this
morning. Mrs. Keith denied the yarn
emphatically. The defense made its
defense made its statement this morning,
which was general denial. f ST
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
/ Little Harry,a nipiomacy.

Little Harry was very fond OF sweet
things to eat, and especially OF pud-
I Tdings, which were his favorite dessert.
Accordingly his dinners were made q
burden to him, since his parents per
sisted that he must make his meals
soff the snbstantials and leave what
Harry called the good things until last.
One day while Harryss nostrils were
4 tickled with the tant aiizing odors OF
his most favored pudding d scheme
was born Id his brain that points his
way to future greatness When his
mother put before him d plate Of meat
and potatoes he eyed It q moment ID
apparent ecstasy: then, showing 1t r..
gretfully away, he said !:
II dslSlare that locks 50 good 1 guess
/ I'll iease II tiil the very last thing and
/ Get rid of that pudding flrsfi What
I to Eat
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

TFsae most soothing, healing ana an
ttiseptic ppIicatifon every devised As
DeWitt,s ten Hazel salve # re-
lieYes at once and cures piles, sores,
eczema and sk in diseases. Beware of
/ limitations ~ S; Beardsley Fourth
street
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

Gut this out and lake it to u. 81
Beardsley's drug store and set a free
sample Of Chamberla ladn's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the beat pIiysic.s They
also cure Disorders of The stomach,
biiioalsness ana eaadache. Isss:s
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
RANGE HORSES LOWER.
Farmers Doubt Their Utflity For
7 4 Breeding Parposes. VA

EARN a.. h uon1,4 Thafr rItslafy sror
Breeains ,Hl,s,r Purpo.e..
Il RANGE horses are ma ALL HI Al vvar
nd Ihey sln,,,a ,,ttIe 81 ana
more esneciaItv q 4ha ,ls,n ana Tar aaai,
mares and fbin caiss zuaa z Iino,a vaar.
I,nps md i nm
greatlv sonnared a what r Svas ao,,,a.
months q even weeks apo .,r,,,a n n.
he exnlained in Two vays saya The.
Breeders (.azatfa, IN Ffrst f,,a 1,ualitr;
nf tha range I,nraaaa noyu 5,,,k,n3ino f II
marker i not nearly - gs,naa 80 e waIs
ear1iar il t.,a d., son Most "A tr,a ,,sr5
b,1,nchas have haan lI...l .,va,. t1,a.
ranga J, lin, = II. tuzo ara t,,o.o Il, = go,
left VIII bar1r Al III. !, ,,,,,,s., s,.
may Id a,,,,I ,oI,t fI,a =, n
4 lot IF exnanse, FOR fae.is ,sara ana 1,t-
finp for n,arkaA - :-&s
Tba,, =, ;,,, ,sf +,,ns ~ ~, ,,.5 i,,ta,,a
al "a hraa5 s,,Y,,a n f,,,s 8, i, 8,
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dis+ric,s haxa cha !, "a ss
ia avine ,p ti,,, a1y ,.S,,,,x, ~, 41,.,
co,, f,,,siop +1,a ,,,l,, ~, 90, -
tharn ara f+tad q ssr,,.,,,e., ..,,I+s, t,,.,.
y.arfr1 <,nl(4
cost r nroysuct;an s.. Tbnl,ssa t,,at t.r,nus
fb,n vearIiIa6e 81 asds ,nsy, s,,a,,.
fh,II whIa,, tfa sstocE 4 u SOL i,,Is Iuo,r
a1,ia 200 tbera Nil, II, &, ,s,s,s
fomnaT;t,oy o fr,on, ina pat,;v. s.to,cs,,,s
faalad n 1ann ana fl,aso I'M, 1,.sns,. G1.,,
colts r,,,st rs honght y.,ry ,1,Iy1te, a,,a.,,
far au nossth,a CONTINGENCIES s 4 IT. tha.,
cannot Id O. .,arn ,,,y, g
nras there - ", nv .,e I,,aksns.
money frnp tl,ana &C 4ha ranoe c,,,n,
.netifinn wil1 SIN bavs, to1 ha Ts.Io,,si,
uith Iban +,,ay J, 3, 4, t,,rod a,5 n,,s.,
The s,,ner,or re,onfif,nI, +i.atl q o;n tbar
fo,.p,ether pjtb tha af,is,t;apai ,ixs. E. ne
81 Nv ma s,,,1ra ss,,hstansis, eaa5ins,z
VII ma 10 thar, ,na,rs ss,,sl,,or
sfnrt = sae1s .s 4l,a,,,s,, ts,a s,o,s. &,
ranpa borsas N II +ha o,es, : s.,,a,,r ~. -. a,s
tricts had FOR the season an a1,o,,t f ! rs,n Il,
course s,,., ano,.,,,a,,s
thet e +tara W ,s,,. sn snu.sa ~, =
them ana II r.Inagns ms Il IL saa,, h1yz,
.e{S, s. sTs .l5i7IE I's5's
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
Dist !. Name.

3 Dist. Name. 4.
Il /. II + W;J Watts. ... s,
4 r I ] g hevalier.
!, Q r 3 a Rest stemayer
2 + ] Tho rdarson.
!, 5 5 i E b Swarthont 1T
8 f A D ckson
4 4 CIR Gulllkson n !
i John Miller
/ J. II Parr
5 y r = Bennett.
/ 5 i T 3 Tufte !.
J 6 r J D Ba con
{ ] r Ga b bFaith !.
z r Chas Il Brisbin. .
I Il P Hjehnsta ].
!; 5 r Asa Sergeant
8 J. T Lerum !.
8 ( g Wil1ison.
s n T 3 Nelson 81.
8 + r M z Pol ock
8 + w E Leech
10Sr p p Cha cey 1,
10 / Thos Heath 81. !.
10 r p Seversonz !.
II 81 B Mall Tough !.
IL = G A 5Tubbs
III . ohm Fill . /
II ! p Stafne ri.
II + w Tho omas.
! u : M organ !.
l3 Il n g Johnson.
l8 i G b Phifer !.
IL r 7 J Dwire . !.
ia + LIP And dcrson;.,
l5 r Geo NJ Z oung.
Is ! X S Ramsett.
l6r M b Cassell Z.
16 + G Winslow 4.
II NJ G A Hall ~.
l8 Z H Mel can !.
Is III Ole Axyig,
10 i Fred Lemke
20 + r T Gronyold.
20 I James Michels.
ri / q w ~ Davis.
Ri i Han Nicho o1son
az 4 ID Neven ..;
22 Is T. ChaHee
% + E. q. K eeler !.
% + j M Watson.
!. "a I J. A Bjornson d
rs / Geo. Rose B.
Is i a Strutz !.
g6 i TW llsh ouse !.
! re i G# g Gnla ek 3.
n i, Jos Hare ....3 ,
! NJ Il Henry Reade
sR8 r BFEammond !.
- Il e y Palmer i.
30 r "a M 4 Pa ckard.
30 y VIM Wade &
BE- + w Al Nee lure.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
=, :
THE ARMOUR FUNERAL

Arrangements Made For the Funeral Of
d the Deceased Packer. :=
Chicago, January arrangements
for the funeral Of Armour were com
pleted this afternoon. # win be held
from the Armour residence Wednesday
at one o'clock, Rev. Frank Gunsalnas
officiating. SIS Il. Fl. Z, ,.5;, s< .z =- -s2#
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

Hilishoro Times: Under recant ord
ers 81 the city councn all tenn nperanee.
saloons and quasi rants viii close
{ at IA o'clock p. %, and will remain
closed all day.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

hicagoss public library has 260.-
otao volumes ana sixty slbst
ihe population 81 Aa'iz,na is now
I22 900, q gain 81 885s 600 In ten years
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
Judge Winchester Orders the Sheriff /,
axe Sandhrson and Nolan s
into Cnstody. u
State Rests ins tie Patterson Case and
p efsnse Begins It's side of the Il 81
Case. Sasz
First Evidence With Regard to the
Transfer of Title, Patterson to ss
sand


examined by Attorney Miller for the de-
Tense. He was questioned as to his mo-
tive III swearing o,lt the comp plaint. ard
said it was Tor the common good that
he Thought gambling 4 bad thing for the.
people. Asked as to who procured him
to swear out the complaint, he said no
one. ne had not consulted onyone. He
had talked with a. z. { Patterson about
it, he thought sometime between the
l5frst and seventh 81 December. the date
| the, complaint stated he had done the
gambling il question a terward he he
STATED he had not Il talked IL with Mr.. Pat
sterson until after this date. and then, hen
only a. Is the , complaint, - which he
wanted made out. He /. said he had not
been sent for Is make ont the COMPLAINT
Mr. Miller offfE Eared ~ show Ii. the VIII
ness chat he did not know chen Il i and did
n,o,ss xn,w now wi f,af Vas II, tha5 com.
plants. but TIE state objected to this On
cross examination and the II court aus.
tained the ob;action. Thas defense AZ
cepted Il. IL
The witness admitted that he had not
been Oh particula Al friendly terms with
Tia defendant; and data;led the ca,,sas s
Some cony versa Inn which TIA witness
had viii the defend ant after the CON- ~
n,aint had hear, sworn $o,,t Was ;no,,iraa
;ntn hit ,,,;actad ~, ! IA ypas not all,yv
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
J MEETING

| Brussels, Jan. dvices from Con-
go Free State say i meeting among ma
tive troops has occurred, and serious out
RACES are reported. s:s }ss 55.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
COLD IN FRANCE

Paris. Jan. he cold snap contin-
ues, with great suffering among the
poorer classes. Tins deaths from d pos
uro occurred over night. Reports from
the provinces say many perished from
cold.
Webb Bros. have full line of opera
gloves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

Ess Leave orders at the Capital Book
Store fnr flowers for tths inaugural ball.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

Iseave orders At the Capital Book
Store for flowers for tie inaugural hall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

l1yev hye-s xths off the silki naanslfac-
tured sin Turkey Is gsed Ia western
Earcpe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
SENATE ORGANIZATION.

~ ?
President pro tenn Judson LaMoure
Secretary = G. Il. ToWnes of Cass. !. I
\ Assistant f. i. Moe Of Barnes.
Second Asst 2. D. Rognlie Of Wells
/ sStenographer M. Tuttle Of Nor
ton. 53ss$55s5 & All
Sergeant. at Arms W. 81. Brown d
Grand Forks. ;:s5 L; 4
4 journal Clerk Mrs. Brown Of Griggs
/ Assistant Miss Coleman Of Stark. y
Enrolling and Engrossing Clerk Il
d. McGahan of Ramsey. IL J. n:
Bill Clerk IL. Holton Of Nelson. &. e
Postmaster q. Porrit Of Cass. e
Watchman Smith Of Cass. !
Chaplain A. A. Joss Of Burleigh.
Clerk j Judiciary Committee George
Gibson of Cavalier & s5. .:.3 E. 81
Proof Reader N. A. Shirley Of Mel
son. RS 8 s52 .5 Z
The senate ianitors and pages were
not elected at the caucus this afternoon
They will be- chosen when the senate
meets tomorrow. IS S5j -5E;E EzEs& a
4. ..35 HOUSE ORGANIZATION. .5.,ss
The house slate is as follows:
Speaker Robert M. Pollock Of 5Cass.
h Chief Clerk Joseph scanlan, Grand
Forks. III Il
i Assistant Clerk w. D. Austin, Cass,
Bill Clerk p Ellis, Barnes. a
Sergeant-at Arms - Thos. Harrison
Trail .s: $.s:5: 555 sS.s ss;5s
journal Clerk VIM. surerus, Pom.
5bina. IS 34 &s 4: III 5.s5&s %8s
Clerk Judiciary Committee A. NJ
Baldwin, Griggs.
Engrossing and Enrolling Clerk w
70. CLARK, Cass. :s#.$
q Messenge Arthur Knanf. Stutsman
Postmaster G. y. Ink, Richland
s,: Watchman ans B. Legan, Benson
Chaplain Rev. Gnrnsey, Bnrleigh
Janitors sJonn Clark and o.. %. Rog!
ers Of Burleigh
s. Pages Leo Horner, Arthur Mason
Chester Eckstrom of Burleigh and one
To- be named dy the Morton county mem
hers.
The House caucus was q veritable love
feast, the greatest harmony prevailing.
IA some respects the contest by Mr.
Pollock has been . remarkable one. Al
no time 10 the fight would he pledgs
himself as 70 appoi intments on commit
tees and he is left free ID make them III
lust as he sees fit. All through his sup
porters had such implicit faith in his
honesty and fairness that they were
willing 70 Let the matter rest entirely II
his hands
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

IasfS sfSr,Sr6puDNcan,sdsS IuSl0n5 S Eli sE6pUuHc,iM
holdoyer; fh, fushion hold lover; RI BY petit
8 Dist. Name. County Post Office.
$ss1 I'M u. IaNdoure Pembina i. !. Y. Pembina
n q Ri James Fuller. Pembina q. Crystal
SS & O.E LoftItus Naish Z. !. Park River,
"a fInSJ. 81. Cashel. Walsh s. Park River
& IEI.ayayea lad. Forks Larimore m
gss8 Ri M F Murphy. Grand Forks. arlnlore
sSA7 NJ . ii Taylor CD Forks Cd Forks
Il S ri 3Fs w An1es . Trail y. J. May lille.
4 or II 81 Lewis .Cass !. ..5 - Fargo
10 Ors{s5WWolbert .Cass I. u. ]. q. Casselton
III 81 Il s. Taicott. 1. Cass s. y. (. !. Buffalo
12lrh A slotteh !. IRichland ahpeton.
13 III = F DeYlin Sargent y. u. Gayuga
Ia RI &R 20 Sanborn. Ransom ..a IAHhonf
Is r ABB Coz .ss y. Barnes j. Valley City
16 rh R q Cooper. .Griggs /. Z. !. CoperstOwn
II rS Il SWenson Is. Nelson ssits ~. I. Aneta
Is rh WAIaaidlnw .CaYalie ier Il. A. 4. 81 Hanna
10 WIN Clarke ii. olette II. j. sFfollas
90 rh o. Z Hegge.. Benson Minnewaukan
2l IN Henry Hale Ramsey 8. Devils Lake
% r. II liner. Ellis n. y 4 .. .sS ykest0n
% 23%fSMDWiiliams .StutsmanS Jamestown
q Fl 3B Sharpe Moure s :.: HulIns
Is OsE Gee 81. 8. Diekey 1. llendAles
26 rh w Baker . Z. EnnInUns 3. . .. LivonaI
27 G b aLsttIe Burieigh Bislnarc
2S fhV b Nob.e .Bo ttineaus Bottineau
M jacobson. Ward 4. ..s. .s 81. Mlnot
go 3OfhSJAMcDougal Morton !. u. Mandan
81 8A Slmps sou. Stark Dickinson
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07
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SENATE.

I, republican; IL, fusion; rh, republican
holdoYer; fh, fushion oldoyer; ps by petition.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-07

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-12-20

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THE PARASITE MisTLEToE.

"0h, lady. give luckleas man
little Christmas gift!"
Thus spake the wand'rer with the can,
Who longed to get lift.
The lady WAS spinster gay;
Her wit was counted keen.
She only gave the tramp a spray
OF nlistletoe SO green.
sob, lady, give man chance!"
Bewailed the weary wight
I'D rnther have a pair O pants
Than any parasite!''
EARLn HOoxRa EA1ox.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
The Streets of Adelaide.

The streets Of Adelaide. Australia,
are laid out as regularly MS those of
Washington or Philadelphia. They run
due north and south and due east and
west The danger of rcctilineal stiffness
is avoided by the skillfu! interpcsition
Of squares and gardens. King William
street Is 132 feet wide and bas some
magnificent buildings of white free
stone taken out Of quarries fifteen miles
from the city.
But most beautiful OF all Is North
terrace, with its museum, its art gal
lery-the best In Australla-its library.
It's School of Mines and Its botanical
gardens. The gardens cover more than
a hundred acres and are an inexhnusti-
BILE delight and instruction. Under wide
spreading trees, many of them intro
duced from the old country. are daz.
zling flower beds and leafy walks.
There are rosarics, too. and palmhouses
and museums Of economic botany that
would do credit TO Kew itself
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

/ Jose San Vicente. the man from
Hermoslllo, who Is accused of snug
Cling $3.50 worth Of placer gold across
the line at Nogales, was arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Campbell yesterday afternoon at
clock. He was represented by Tom
Borton Judge Campbell fixed his bond
at $500 and set Friday afternoon at l
o'clock as time for the trial. A. Orfila
and FRED Ronstadt went on Vicente s
bond.
Deputy United States MARSHAL Reno
held Vicente under surveillance in his
office until 4 o'clock when he received
instructions from United -,>ates At
torney Morrison at Prescott to place
him under arrest The case Is a new
one here and the officers did not wish
to proceed without instructions.
MIR. Vicente was an employe In the
store of w. E. Felix in this city about
six years ago and later was connected
with the mercantile house of Adolf
Bley at Hermonsillo. He comes from a
prominent family being a brother-in-
law of NJ. Lola of San Francisco. of
the firm of NJ. Lola & Co., to whom
Vicente was consignlng the gold when
captured. NJ. Lola and his wife, who
Is sister OF Vicente, are now in
Hermosillo. They passed through Tue
son en- route there few days ago.
Mr. Vicente was found by a Citizen
reporter this morning in the Office of
A. Orfila. He - a nice looking Mexi-
can gentleman, about 80 years Of age
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Decided They Were
Too Old to Marry

PANA, H., Dec 31.--Mr. John +.
Keller an aged farmer OF Shelby
County. aged 81 years and Mrs. Sarah
Garfield aged 90. who were to be mar
ried IN Holland township ,oday, de-
cidcd when they approached the altar
that they were too old to marry, and
the ceremony was called on
Keller presented his lntendeI bride
with $1,000 in cash and they separated
the best of friends.
READ, PONDER AND REFLECT.
That 1t is almost a crime to neglect
taking care OF your eyes 1t costs you
absolutely nothing to have them care
fully tested. ana to receive our advice
II you do not need glasses we will
tell yon SO, II you do need them we
Will prove 1t to your satisfaction and
Mt you with glasses at a reasonable
price and guarantee relief or cure
Us the case may be. DR.. H. A. Schell
century block over Martins drug
store.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Big Corporations
Seek the Federal Courts

MINI rAPOAS, Mimi, Dec. o-.-
The reply of the controlling interests
in Northern racific to the action of
Peter Powers of New York in secur-
ing an order restraining the retire
ment of preierreu stock and the carry
out of the Northern Securities com
pany's scheme was very p ompt.
c. w, Bum, general counsel of the
Northern tac."c, within a few hours
after service OF tne order OF Judge
Elliott of the district Court, OF
Hennepn county, secured from Judge
Brooks of the same court. an order
transferring the case to the jurisric-
tion of me Federal Cour,
An order from Judge Lochren that
the court issued was served last night
on Power and his attorneys to appear
at 10 o'clock this morning and show
cause why the restraining order should
not be dissolved.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
The Gold Smuggling Case
Will Be Well Aired in Court

and talks English fairly we'll. He spoke
freely of the affair and when asked
IL the custom officials at Nogales
searched all the passengers thorough
ly, he stated tnat they did. He said
that the Government officials would
have a hard time proving that the gold
confscated, came from Hermosillo or
was smuggled across the line. He has
engaged A. Orfila as his attorney and
will endeavor TO have his preliminary
hearing continued as Mr.. Orfila will
have to attend court at Nogales the
latter part OF this week.
Other parties who were In the
Hermosillo sleeper when 1t crossed
the line. say that the pockets OF all
the passengers were searcned by the
Custom House omcials and tney evil
dently suspected something. 1t Is not
known whether or not MIR. Roush re-
ceived a tip from them that such a
party was aboard the sleeper and could
not be located at Nogales.
The gold Is now in MIR. Reno's pos
session and 1t is probable that the
United States Attorney will fmmedi-
ately bring the usual civil suit to gain
possession of It which would be en-
titled The United States VS.. Six
Packages of Gold"
II the case is decided against Vicente
and the Government secures the gold.
Mr. Roush's prize money would be
35 per cent of the total which would
be about $4,000. Out of that he would
have to pay his expenses in the case.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31

Billy Roach of the Babacmori grant
has been in Sonora this week buying
Mexican COWS to turn loose on ms
Santa Cruz County ranch.
Frank King of this city and I. b.
Mathews OF Frens0 succeeded in get
ting their shipment of 500 head OF
Mexican cattle, across the line on
Saturday They unloaded and fed IN
Tucson Saturday night and preceded
on their way to California sunday.
Barnett C Mcknight OF Patagonia
have rented the lower ranch OF Vail
Il Ashburn-the place so long oc-
cupied by Mr.. ii. B. Riggs-and VIII
use it for pasturage and raising nay,
They are doing a good business with
their Patagonia meat market
Charles A. Ament. OF Deming. anc
Charles A. Hunt, of FL Paso. LETT Dem
ing last week Monday for Polomas to
bring 1853 head of cattle across the
line fr, m Mexico. DIR. l.. "A. gray, Uni
ted Stat, Veterinary Inspector. anc
Richard H. lie. all from FL Paso accom-
panied them on their trip. The cattle
were bought by Ament Il Anderson
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
Hoofs and Horns
Ranch and Range

through c. A Hunt. and are from the
ranches OF A. II. Prleto. Abraham
Gonzales ano J. Neral p11eto They
are an eXceptiona.,y hne bunch Of
steers. in good condition and are be-
ing shipped TO Bakersfield, CAL
Southwestern Stockman.
Saturday last Robert Mullen shipped
out from Tempe by special train three
cars of extra fat cattle for Simon
Maier eco the Los Angeles whole
SAFE butchers.
Wolf Sachs. the popular Tempe cat
tie feeder. sold tive car loads of feeders
on Friday of last week to r. F. Judge.
of San Francisco. They are for ship
ment to Santa Barbara, Cal.
A deal mas been closed in FL Paso
whereby the Hall ranch of 300, 900
acres was transferred to j. NJ. Daugh-
erty of Abilene. Tex for a consdera-
ton of s125.000 The ranch is located
in the eastern part of FL Paso county
y. n. Cannon of Van Horn. Texas. ad-
ministratOr of the r. l.. Hall estate,
engineered the deal.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
War Hum or.

One OF the first fruits of the victory
Mt Waterloo was to cover the lords of
England with honors ard decorations
and the people with taxes. Great dis.
trcSs followed. and riots were frequent.
In the year of the reform bill a mob
broke into Downing street, says n writ.
or in Temple Bar, and approached the
sentry stationed at the door Of the ;or-
egn office, crying
Liberty or death
The sentry lowered his muskct. MY
lads" said be- II know nothing about
liberty. but If you come a step farther
I'll show yon what death is"'
There were Iron" soldiers as well as
nm "iron duke" In those troubled days.
and humor was trifle grim and harsh
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-31
BIG MINING DEAL.

George Wood. OF Prescott. has made
a cash payment of S25, 900 to A. j.
Pickrell on the Midnight Test mine.
and the property is now owned by the
Midnight Test Mining company Last
February when the claim was mere
prospect. Mr Wood took bond m II
for the above sum. On March - he
commenced work On the property de-
veloping it. To-Day he has shaft
down 400 feet with stations eat at each
hundred feet In sinking this shaft he
has taken out considerable more Gre
than the development work has cost.
Several bodies o. ;lbui1isly rich ore
have been encountered in sinking and
Is hign as $ln0 worth If ore per hour
has been tal.en out. NV tlat tll,r 20
The mine has passed to the new com
pany, the work of equipping 1t with
a mill will be commenced at once. or
in fact the excavation for its founda-