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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

ST. Petersburg. Aug y. 19O1-Captain
Fatwadd has always been dissatisfied with
the quarters assigned to him as Chief Of
Police and last month he submitts to the
Car plans designed by himself. for the
complete reAtting Of the building on the
siulburyonski Prospekt in which the force
is housed. Now Captain Fatwadd stands
sigh In the favor Of his imperial master
Tho frankly admits that the intr- duction
OF New York police methods into Russia
has taught him things about desDOtic gov
eminent that even Peter the Great never
dreamt OF. Therefore he gave the matter
his immesIate attention and yesterday the
alterations were completed. making the
St Petersburg Police Headquarters the
finest establishment Of its kind in the
world
The learned Dr.. SamOvar Inspected She
building from top to bottom in the interest
of the Society OF Modern Progress Of
which he is president, ana Is enthusiastic
in his praise Of the many ingenious labor
4 L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

titles every year If the Utah growers
would bend and spray their trees and
otherwise care for the fruit while
g-oWing, and then pack it properly.
they could be shipping apples to New
York and peaches TO Chicago in COM
petition with the product of Michigan.
DisCOnsin and other fruit states If
they would only grow potatoes as a
business to ship in commercial guam
Titles. they could send their product
all over the middle Vest every year at
a profit"
NJ Carmen has just come from
Rocky Ford and Grand Junction, Col
oradO. He cites both these places as
examples of what business methods
and irrigation viii do. He says that
farmers at Rocky Ford are clearing as
high as $50 an acre this year an can
taloupes. while some Colorado farmers
are making 500 an acre off potatoes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
IT Is A vEXED QUESTION
Matter Of the Constitution and the
Flag in Hawaii.

Flag in Hawaii
Honolulu. Aug. 13.-The question of the
constitution and the flag is not vet set
tied in Hawaii. as applicable to criminal
matters The supreme court has 5ust
begun a special term to consider the
cases of d number Of prisoners released
by the circuit court on the ground that
they were illegally convicted because. af-
ter annexation, they were found guilty
and sentenced on verdicts of nine jurors
1t is conten6ed by Attorney General
Dole that the recent insular decisions
contained nothing to indicate an opinion
by the national supreme court that tne
first ten amendments TO the constitution
follow the tlaE. but that the said de-
cisiOu simply covers the point shat an
neXed territories cease to be foreign as
rar as tariff considerations are con-
cerned, as soon as annexation IS -om-
sllete.
The supreme court mere heard lengthy
arguments on the question yesterday .
There are about twenty-five convicted
men whose cases deprad on the decision
of the question and civil interests are
also at stake. The Issue Is as 10 whether
the constitution followed the Tag. not
only as 20 tariffs, but including ali It's
provisions. and this, IL Is claimed me
court at Washington has not YET tacldeo-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Congressman Hopkins FavOrs
$IOO,OOO,OOO For irrigation.

cessity for a national system of irriga-
ton This has s5een agitated in congress
for several years, but the east has been
opposed to IT. / think this opposition
viii wear away, for the possibilities Of
such d project are unlimited. / have
given the subject some thought and l
am convinced that a national reservoir
system would require the expenditure of
500 000.0 200. but il would add TO the wealth
of the country at least $1,000, 100000. When
such a system is put into effect. as II
must be in time, these deserts viii rival
the fertile fields Of Iowa and Illinois and
this great western country viii be one
of the garden spots of the United States.
Il must say that I have been deeply
impressed with the agricultural and min
eral possibilities of this country, and
think any observing person must be after
a visit here
Congressman Hopkins took dip in TIE
lake yesterday. visited the Salt Palace
and took in various other attractions.
Mr.. Hopkins has been a member OF
congress Tor about sixteen years. and is
one of the most influential members on
the Republican side.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

Congressman A. J. Hopkins of Aurora.
MS, who was David 3. HendersoE's prin-
ciaal rival for speaker of the house
when Thomas B. Reed resigned, is IL
salt Lake. Congressman Hopkins came
here from the east with his family in a
private car over the Rio Grande West
ern. took lunch at the KnutsfOrd Festsr-
DAY and spent the rest of the time in see
ing the sights of the city. The car viii
be switched to the Short Line today and
the party VIII leave for a tour CT the
Yellowstone
The congressman has become greatly
Interested in salt Lake and in Utah as
result of his trip
1T seems 10 me that salt Lake has "a
woicerful future before II, he said last
evening. 1T has the location and the
surroundings TO make it one. There is
no great city in this entire iDtermOuntaiu
country to compete with il. and there
are the resources on every side TO make
IL @ metropolis.
MY present visit in the west has inn
pressed me more than ever with the ne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

Captain Fat7yadd in sending to citizens
such evidences Of his favor as assurances
OF his personal protection and missives Of
love and confidence couched in some phrase
Of subtle significance, s1ch as The cid
man is your f. end OF 'It's safe 10 open
up" both Of which are taken from the
cipher code Of the New York Police. Fol
lowing closely the established American
custom tidlngs Of the Captains disap-
prevail are conveyed IN these simple words:
There's a Commissioner just moved onto
your block and he's kicking about the noise
and the music"
The Captains private office is furnished
in a most luxurious fashion and Is used
chiefly for consultations with his trusty
Iieutenants. 1t is here also that audiences
are granted to those viOlators Of the law
who have important communications to
make to the Captain himself It is Gus
t0mary for these malefactoFs to bring their
communications with them and leave them
on the table when they retire.
MICHAEL STROGOFF,
Transcribed by JAMES L. FORD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
WALKERS STORE.
These Specials Friday and Saturday Interest Makers.
SOC Neck Ties for Men--25c
See Window.

Precious little need say about these ties-that
is to praise them-you'u do all the praising when
you see them Just take peep those in the win
dow and you have the whole story without words
Some men, of course, busy to look about
much before they to buy, for such, here's
brief summing up: They bran new stock bought
at a snap and the best snap we've seen; styles are
correct patterns the latest qualities double prices
the solid eolors have the distinctive feature being
exactly right in shade while the double and many
combinations hold their with the trade
winners for fall. They of satin, gross grain OF
toman peau de sole and other substantial weaves
vertical stripes fancy designs and jacq-
yards. No probability Of such values coming to
light again this year, better buy two three at
least.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
RIGHT OF WAY CASE
TO9E ARGUED HERE
Tmnartant Questions Involved
in San Pedro Contest.
CrRI0TS COMPLICATION
Roth ROADS WANT THE SAME
Right OF WAY
CURIOUS COMPLICATION

... arguments before Judge
P' Pm San Lake Sept. viii depend
--g-gs extent the r)ute Of the rival
90. Il. LIS Angeles. An agreement
90 cached Yesterday between counsel
So --a various cases 20 take zap the ar
----arts ON she date mentioned, and
7-.-a Talbot consented t1 hear Lne
e-.rr-rr- and logic of the lawyers IN
SAD Lake CD save III m the IMP 20
psr.ra. The decisions Wil be- -0fnaily
entered after the judge reaches FI-
he principal cases % be taken up
ore the condemnation suits QfOugnl py
+r- OREGON short LII- against me san
Pedro road below taienJes. me san
Pedro road bought the risht OF way,
but she Short Line claims IS mas pre-
vIegs survey over the route ana mas
instituted condemnation proceedings
over portions OF lie san Fearo eround-
The issues WIN Dee joined sept. 3, as
Do whether one III lroad can thus con-
denim and Secure for its own use the
rfgnr of way acquired by another road.
I. the Short Line wins il can push
ahaaI over the land purchased by the
san Pedro and knock the latter COM
pauv QUE of its survey. On the other
hand. If the san Pedro wins the short
Line will be Obliged TO make detour
bv an entirely different route.
The cases growing out of the seizure
bv the Short Line of the grade this
side of CaEentes claimed by the san
Pedro viii aIso De taken up. So also
win the tax title OF the san Pedro 10
ths FiOche grade.
Judge It. II. GibbOn of the san Pedro
win come from Los Angeles TO assist
Counsel Whittemore, while Judge W.
r. Kelly Of Omaha, general solicitor
for the Union Pacific, viii be associated
with General Counsel p l. WHila ms OF
the Oregon Short Line.
An effort viii be made 20 secure the
use of one Of the district court rooms
I'D salt Lake for the arguments
Both sides we're warm yesterday IN
their praise Of Judge Talbot for coming
10 Salt Lake 10 hear the arguments,
thereby obviating the tedious journey
20 Phoebe. The judge said he felt that
the building Of a railroad was of such
vital Importance to the people Of that
section that he felt like doing every
thing in his power 90 straighten out the
tangles and facilitate construction, not
keering the people waiting any longer
than was absolutely necessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
6OOD DEMAND FOR UTAH FRUIT
But GROWERS MUST LEARN A
FEW THINGS.
santa Fe ohcial Gives Advice to
O5ah Farmers-Fruit is Not Prop
erly Packed.

--.'-@s beginning TO
look to shs Intern. lain cornt,.7, AZ
the sarrea spot Erana~- and orchard
OF The country The partial f7fr,4~e of
crops i'm the east and middle west has
opened up am increased market tn
FARMERS ana r-lr-Talsar- of tho f-+ar-
mountain country. and the rs5fr1s.Jz
are salZI- this .Trrrturfrr 81. 49,,
vince the farmers and frui--rs5ss-. ~
b"H NH-S'1.-U1S permanently .+ en-
eastern markets.
MS Is me principal reason r-- -5a
10y OF t'a..l tHdmmau. general azs0-
or the SANTA Fe fruisaarf rsr.srs--7- --
day '' A-s-er-
The advantages of IRRIGATION --.--
never shown mp more prominently ----
,.0t a.r TO-DAY said Ar. Cannon s-
..- cullen last evening. ~Thr F~-r7r-
..1s caused partial failure of ~
,ss. ana 4 am here 90 helm s----r
--- demands 0f the middle -r4-- ~
A7 uI me necessities of life l-.7 81
~, % W'ra up interest i'm The nrr-a-
ie ana mari---iu1 nf -r-7-z s-4
rs5t----s- me greatest need of ne
f4---.-- -Vrs now IS potatoes. and T--e1,
fL-S can sen all their su-nr-7s Re
-5S wish TO- There fe - -
NJ .laEy demand. but +. the f5r~,,s~r
The tl would ray more attention r.
49, 1s' .ess methods IF rafsiDg f-r,i-
f.- -u-l nave a permanent u'a~l-at
-Tp. s could raise ar high price
The -teo-e with Utah fruit is that
TO 49, o. not pay any attention
Eu-T 5--. pi kiuE and packing.
-r -s one man In this whole re.
-5 - loes this. and he is makine
.=a ---. every year. This STATE
5rlte7 ~. ,Ae finest apples IN thu
eat anywhere E-,- 49, - ~
his =-,t-e s1od if he can't make
90 ths- 20 advantage. and he can
Co uacti--, be pays more attention
.oes. rss- le particularly after pots
luEht he ~ and peaches. but apple
S7ioned from here in oiIan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Miners strike in Idaho.


Especial TO me Hefalo-J
Boise. IDA. Aug 2-The Trade Dollar
company, in Owyhee county, mad q STRIKE
on its hands today In the nelghbOrnOOu
of forty-five men working in the BLACK
Jack mine walked out. The dismissal OF
one Of the men by the foreman ang6red
the men and they laid down their tools
but late this afternoon they agreed TO @
back to work. The trouble mad its orlgln
over a cook house dispute, there naNlns
been dissatisfaction among the men The
dismissal of the man referred 10 by the
foreunan aroused some OF the hot neads
and they induced all the men 70 Qult-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Justice Fields widow III

Oakland. Cal, Aug. ZZ-Mrs. susan
FIELD. widow of the late Justice stephen
J. Field of the United States supreme
court is critically ill., Her sister. Mrs.
Ce.ndit smith Is hurrving across the con-
finanr from Washington 20 Gee her ana
several physicians have been IN consul
tation in an eudeavor TO save her me,
Mrs. Field Is q sufferer from heart trol-
aIe ana other complications She IS over
20 Years Old.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Rural Delivery For Idaho.

lSDeclaI % Inc HeraIo-J
Washington, D. c., Aug. 22--Rural free
delivery routes have been ordered estab-
Hshed in Idaho. Oct. I next, as follows
At Moscow. Latah county additional
service) with one carrier, John Dunbar;
length of route, twenty miles; pOpula-
ton to be served. 500. At Nez Perez, Nez
Perez county. two carriers, A. A. Quincy
and ]. W. Jorgens; length of routes, for
ty-six miles; population to be served,
qan
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
MOUNTAIN STATES
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Minnie Healy Mining Case Afhda-
wits Are Filed at Helena.

Helena. Mont. Aug. 22--Sensationai az
fidavits filed in the Silver Bow district
court. in the Minnie Healy case, in which
if is alleged that Judge Harvey Of Butte
was improperly Influenced m rendering
ests- have reached the supreme court
through official channels Affidavits, as
well as Brackets letters MAKE up
TODAY bv Attorney FOrbis. for the Bos-
ton & Montana asking an Injunction &c
restrain Heinze from working the Nilnhls
news judgment -. 49,.
The court will hear the application next
- ssl.e5 for increase of bond in the
PennsvIvania case This filed atudaVlts
setting forth that the Montana Ore Fur
o,-er sia6 000 i'm excess of the existing
bond
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
To Sell state Lands.

Helena. Mont, Aug 22.-Montana' $
auction sale of 5000, 600 acres of state
lands will commence in Carbon county.
of which Red Lodge is the seat Of gov
eminent, on Sept. IS next. Flathead
county sales will begin Oct p. There
are 80. 900 acres in this county No land
viii be sold for less than SO per acre,
and if not sold will be leased to the
highest bidder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
=. Ravmond I'D Jailed.

F. Raymond. the chirop0dist from the
south. who celebrated his advent into
Zion q few months ago by getting on
a spree ana attempting 10 make all the
negroes Of COmmerCial street get OF
the earth at tie point of a revolver.
took on another jag last night and
abused Officer Hemple. AS a result he
again landed in the hobo corridor. Ray
m0nd who had but recently been re-
leased from the county Jail. objected to
] being ptnched and sy0re furiOusiy
huf in vain
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
CENSUS BUREAU BULLETIN.
Population by Sex, Nativity and Col
ar of Montana and Nevada

Population by Sex, Nativity ana Ool-
or of Montana and Nevada
washington. Aug z2-The census ou-
resu today issued a bulletin giving the
oor1,la+fon ov sex. nativity and color Iot
ero1p 6. consisting OF the states OF MIS-
so,1ri Montana. Nebraska, Nevada ana
Nv F4arnpshire According to this state
-,sr,- r7s males nredOmiuate IN an the
srates~~of the group except New r1al1ii . q
shire. Il Nevada the percentage y lla-7a
il 81 : and IN Montana tLb per cent
7-17a rerrentage of foreign porn la liie
states are: Montana. 20; NeVaaas -.
As to color in Montana IS ana II "
vada $50 DER cent are Wnlte- ~ el.S
IasF named state there Is CONSIDERS 80 {
ronl,lsrion of coiored- comprised NANNY
OF Indians ana -,[ig5 & res1v Of indians.
Chinese and japanese , 1900 -so
In Monrana there are l-5Z5 negroes los
Chinese 2 al japanese ana n,s43 fllolafe-
L, Nf,-sd I9f negroes. 1852 ,-hlEl,ses -
japanese and 5.Z16 Indians
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Gathering 81 50.

Pittsourg Pa. aug Z-The ROYAL
Scottish Clans continued their twenty
fifth biennial convention here today me
following fofEtcers we're elected fso9' az
chief w IL stem Braidwood- MS
~---ef ts-fsr f-H.s sie.-s ok 1ight. Boston
counsellor. Mayor George Taylor Jr.- OF
LONDON Canada. royal treasurer Peter
Kerr. Boston. St Louis and CleNelallo
are aupea1inE for the next convention.
with the odds favoring St Louis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Ano+bar Wreet In the Arctic.

SEATTLE Wash. Aug 2-Officers OF
the steamer oregon. from Nome report
the wreck on July IS in the Arctic. near
Vvhsier C7rauDus. No lives we're lost. the
vessel was caught IN the ice and driven
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

The short Line is receiving every
day portion of the 10000 tons of rails
ordered from Pueblo
President Newman of the New York
Central railroad denies that President
Charles II. Hays of the Southern Pa
finc railroad would become president
and general manager of the New York
Central
a general meeting of the holders of
The income bonds of the Oregon short
Line 9aHr1ad company has been
called for Sept at the Office of the
Morton Trust company. New York. T.
o-.-o--- -M- candidates. Tor diractors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Escaped From Idaho Pen.


IoDeCIaI % Lne FlaIaIl-I
Boise. Ida Aug. 22-Bert Hilman, sent
to the Denitentiarv from Lemhi county
for five years for robbery, escaped this
afternoon while in the quarry gang HE
had two years to serve Inree men re
leased the day before, it is believed, as
-7s+ad him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
OFFICER FOOLED.
Supposed Thieves Turn Out TO be
Harmless Scavengers.

daIILIoaa alaNoIseIo,
A couple OF innocent scavengers
caused a thief scare in the rear OF the
hay yards on Fourth South and state
streets early this morning The men
were working near a chicken coop when
some excitabIe Individual awakened
and. thinking that the coop was being
robbed, sent liz a huTry-up cail TO the
police. Officer Burt earned his pa %
making a four-block run and dashed
into the alley with revolver in hand.
but Wnen he saw the sCaVengers he
mUttered something about eXcitable
reonle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
- snner With Headache

When one dose Of Sherman's Headache
cure viii rid you Of it, They are in
Simultaneous in their effect, and per
fectIv harmless Keep a box in the
I7ouse for emergencies. They cure neu-
raIgia. CSC and 10c a box. For sale
by Godbe-Pitts Drug company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

FOR mosquito bites. bites or stings Of
insects. animals or reptiles. apply BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT- It cOun-
teracts the poison in the wound, sub
dues the Inflammation and heals the
flesh. Price. % and 50 cents Van
Dykes Drug Store, corner Main and
Third South streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Rreach ID Promize sid.

Chicago. Aug. Z2-James A. Fleming,
reouted TO be a wealthy mine owner oL
Phoenix. Ariz has been sued for S5tgo
ALLEGES that Fleming promised to marry
her in 1890 and has failed to do 50 MISS
Graham formerly lived al Butte. Mont
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

western. Chicago; second vice president,
George Lindsey Evansville & Terre
Haute, Evansville, Ind; secretary-tr treas
urer A. L. Woodwork, Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton, Lima, o.; chemist 9. h
williams. Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Rlaoksmiths 80 omcers.

d l5S-,s5 1Fasfar RIackSmiths' association
elected these officers. President. W T.
Savara international q Great Northern
~eilvrsv Palestine. Tex. first vice presi-
5enf Iohu NcNally. Chicago & North
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23

I,esdvilIe. Colo. Aug 2.-George Kline,
AGED 2G and John Eckstrand, aseQ ~,
miners at the Stevens SHAFT or the iron
Silver Mining company, were instantly
killed by falling fifty feet 10 the pottoW
Of the shaft.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
A Half Price Sale of Women
and ChiIdrcn'S Outer
Garments.

Not a mere price trimming marking down
part sacrifice of profit, but line drawn squarely
through the middle entirely cutting out profit and
taking a goodIy slice from cost itself. If you
apt to have need of any these items the great
ing outweighs all objections urged against buying at
the seasons These examples;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
SHORT LINE PROJECT.
Three Million Dollar Story Comes
From Boise.

AofsAltAt tt AAtH AANtr.Ae-J
Boise. Ida, Aug. 22.-The Evening
Bulletin pants a story, as coming from
a reliable source. that the oregon
Short Line win change the main line St
as TO cut out the Mills on each side OF
G.eun's Ferry.
The plan is TO leave the present line
near Bliss and to come In again at
mountain Home.
Tie cost is estimated ct 100000. A
funnel p mile long and lengthy trestle
viii have to be built
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
Crochet Cotton l5c a box
Gen BaIIs.)

We cite no single instance in the history of
cur business where good crochet cotton has been
sold for so low a figure. Most everyone knows the
VICTOR to be a most reliable article and when but
116c is asked for a SC spool there be doubt
to what people will do-they'u buy it. Shown in
only for the self coIors but variegated shades
almost without ending. 200 yard spoons, 10 spools
to the box-15c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
FIGHT IN CALIFORNIA.
Short Line and San Pedro Forces in
Conflict

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. 22-The
struggIe i'm securing a suitable right OF
way between the Oregon Short Line
and the san Pedro, Los Angeles
salt Lake railway has been shifted
from Nevada 20 san Bernardino coun-
Is.
To-day Chief Engineer Henry Haw-
good of the salt Lake road sent rush
orders TO his corps Of surveyors I'm the
ia1Ou pass 20 proceed Immediately 10
point this side Df Harstow. to head
off "a party az engineers from the en-
ploy of the opposition forces. The
Clark people left hurriedly with e
weeks provisions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-23
CASE SET FOR MONDAY.
Anderson to be Tried Again For
Shooting Denver Newspaper Man

Denver. colo. Aug. 22.-Judge Mullins
today denied the petition for change OF
venue in the case Of Attorney w w.
Anderson. charged with attempt 70 81
= = PonfiIs and H H. Tammen. pro-
-,is4.,~s Of the Denver Post and set hls
third trial for Aus. 20. Judge Mullins. an
nounced that he would call on some OllSl
district Judge to try the case
f,5fo~-5afi 0re charging Tammen and
Ronfiis- Police Judge Thomas ana BalilI
Scbrader with having attempted 70 oIl9e
~ i11rz At the recent trial of Anderson
800 ffied todav by the district attorney
as requested by the accused persons. AZ
information of the same purporI was IS.
filed against Fire warren Oa--ii7-' " -e
has left the city