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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
The News of Benson
Brief and Pointed.
BENsoN, July /, 1901,

| BEAsoN, july !, lJuI.
| The Castenada, Roemer and Redfield's :
new we'll boring machine has arrived
and will be put TO work in few days,
Mr.. A. 7. Wallace has his well down
between three and four hundred feet,
! II. W. Etz & Co, is sinking d we'll on
their ranch just two miles north OF town
and has their we'll down about the same
depth that Mr.. Wallace has his, il is in
teresting to watch The progress Of theee
two wells and We wonder who will finish
| first.
The new pressed and FIRE brick tile
manufacturing company OF Benson is in.
corporaied for sixty thousand dollars
and we are informed by one Of the prin.
| cipal stock holders that the stock has
all heen subscribed for, the company
has ordered twelve thousand dolars
worth OF machinery aud has just finish
led burning kiln Of ninety thou sand
brick TO be used in conjunction with
this machinery towards directing their
plant, it ia stated that they will work
about one hundred men.
| Mira. Snoagrass and her fon the latter
being the secretary for the Kern Goun
ty Cattle 20, go. lost between here and
ST. Jlatiis Friday night aud had to re-
main eut all night aiii.eat water, end 10
| cap tiae climax next morning after day
. light they started 10 hitch up their horses
10 return to Benson and he took tie
sn3vts, broke the rope aud left them
aiops The I'D lady started att afout. the
/ young u.an Icing unable 10 walk Tn ae-
count Of sickness, following the gaich
| dowa they bad mistaken far road tie
night btfese untii she found the main
ca. road, hat lake all Lost people took
I the wrong end oi the road and trayelca
! sbout thfee miles " hen she Has fortunate
enough ia meet Mr.. II a. Aj,+sii rorine
| 10 Benson, Fortunately he lad a eantepn
Ss waller ia bis sssssss which hs East. i,tt
| some to dFtnk and lifted her ihte
his wagon and weet at once To- the rescue
Of her sssn. he finally caaded them saie-
Biy in Henspn nnpe the worse fos ihcit
exciting experience. Sequel do Bnl
srayei In Arizona ie iaet weather ghdef
no riFrasB distances wsth0nt water.
Two new baild5bgs tine hH&laess
houass and the osi4ex rextds-aee ase jus'
teing completed as1d II In said tl.at others
are 10 ioiiow. Besasnn il grow ing
Tie news Of ttae neg railroad TO te
ssaraeai fsyn, Henson 10 90 by tist 81 ay 81
\ Florence, Mesa. Phoenix and isaekesr 10
c0unecs witi tise southern iaelae some-
I wi,eTe between sheFe and Yuma has
/ created no txeiiement here for the Ben
! soslises kncx ,tsn4 il aaasi eene In tsBse
/ il will I've a paying easteFpyise, tapping
eouniry immensely rich in minerals and
golng through sise hesf and largest sgrj
ealtarsl section o4 Arizona. The gsntse,
meg at the back Of th!s enterprise are
leyei headed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
heath in Summer Weather
A Wave Of Heat Sweeps
| From Mississippi to Atlantic.

New York July 1.-The hot weather continues Seven deaths
in New York and six in Brooklyn between midnight and
m today
WASHINGTON July The hot East of the Rockies shows
s of abang and from every quarter reports indicate record
p dy o'clock the thermometer here registered 92
Boston s8 Philadelphia s6 Psbug s New York 81 Kan
h City So; Cincinnati g.
sr LOUIS Mo, July Eight deaths and twelve prosrations
bea Yesterday deaths up today when
the shade,
WAS degrees today Two deaths and eight
ion Many and steel mills closing down
\ the men being unable to stand the heat.
pIAxApoLls July This the hottest day of the year
BU it was 100 degrees in the shade.
CHICAGO July the temperature is 81 Shortly after
s was cooling shower and the mercury dropped H. The
mbe Bureau says the relief viii be of short duration
BALTIMORE Nd July This city the hottest place in the
d States today AT the thermometer indicated lol
and the humidity 65 per Two postraons
il red no deaths.
WASHINGTON July THE temperature is lo0 twelve
sratons,
PHILADELPHIA July I2 9e in the shade Seven deaths
4 twenty prosrations
Los ANGELES, Cal. July 1.-The temperature is 70
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Preparations for the
Coming Fourth.

tyt4 i4
The program TO be rendered at the
City Park next Thussaay evening fos
the entertainment q the ehildren ea
Tucson 10 about ccmpjsted and is per.
feet 10 every detail that % supposed 10
conduce 10 the happiness of the youth
Of this section.
Those having thematter In charge have
been untiring in their efforts 10 make
this memorable occasion. II will be q
commemorative gathering out oi tho
usual as such occasions are generally
devoted to the entegtainmens of elder
ones, while the children we're permitted
to look on and await morn mature ysars
before they could bs active participants.
In this instance d material change 10
wrought: the little tots viii do ths cs's.
brating and entertaining, while fhe
older heads will look on and admire the
patriotism Of the rising gsneration.
While the program n shout perfect
ed in detail, II requires soms little prac-
tice yet TO assure lie rendition perfectly,
and with that purpose In view alloi the
school children and all tho teachers. of
Tucson are requested TO assemble u tho
high school building tomorrow morni nc
at Q o'clock for the purpose Of batter &C.
quainting themselves with the annef.
ous songs and selections that are In part
TO constitute the evening entertam.
ment. There should be good atten-
dance at this rehersal.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

PtTTshcWQ, Pa, JalY I.--~As a result
Of the refusal Of the representatives Of
the American Sheet Steel Company and
American steel Hoop Company he sub,
sidiary companies Of the great United
States Steel Trust to accept the wage
schedule submitted by ;he Amalgamat-
'd lroa$teel * Tia Workers Association
on Saturday circulars have been sent
ont declaring strike at all plants Of the
two companies.
Thirty-iige thousand men are iryoIpeI
at the Outset
For the first few weeks the situation
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Brief News Items
Of the Town.

Tucson Lodge No. 4 r. & A. n. will
confer the second degree tonight.
The Southern Pacific paycay arrived iu
Tucson this afternoon on its regular
monthly visit. Its ARRIVAL was iondly an.
tieipated, and its coming makes many
hearts glad.
Jack Moore's thoroaghbreds driven
tandem, took the right-of-way yestss.
day and held it against all would.he
competitors. Tandem driving in Tucson
10 something unusual, and many qass.
ries we're made 90 TO Why horses should
be driven in this manner.
Although yesterday was quite warm
and sultry, the different places Of wor-
ship we're well attended, aud Tucsoa's q
numerous drives were throneed duriag
the afternoon With high-stsppess, bicycle
riders and pedestrians. The late even
ing was an ideal one for bromenaders,
and mothers and children we're very
much in evidence along the psincipAl
business thoFoughiares.
Some scrapping was indulged In yes.
terday near the sporting center Of The
city. Blood flowed freely and asresta
followed. Those who bested sheir an
tagonists pleaded guilty 10 assaast. and
those who we're assaulted huaiad them.
selves rubbing ON asnica, huying band'
ages and applying beeisseaks 70 discol-
ored eyes.
A red-headed man wearing q wlaiss
hat came In soilision sh;a noon with tht
Breaker aas. The red-headed man kick
ed vigorously but iasiiexanily the a.
beeded him moi, and continued sa hil
wearv rousins % thoagh hs had not hssn
assaulted by ~ord on gestars. The red.
headed man subdnsd hss immaginary
anger by inserting his red peobo6s insn
. genuine bowl Of iooming beverage and
appeared to be lost In long dslightiul
reyesie.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Police Pickings
Small Grist this koraing

Judge Hawke did business this mora.
ing with the following named persons.
Manuel Gonzales, drunk and disor.
derly, was assessed so, which he paid
and departed. wiser man.
Francisco Caceo had been guilty oil
the same offense, and was mulcsed "a
the same tune as the former.
Matte j. Lee, a negress. was appre-
hended while soliciting che furnished a
cash bond for her appearance before bis
honor but failed to appear and the bond
was forfeited.
Jose Carroltas had been drunk and
disorderiy, and suffered the fate OF all
who desecrate the Sabbath by becoming
intoxicated and finding themselves face
TO face with Judge Hawke the next day.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Items Of TIE DaE Of
Personal Mealion.

Supervisor Noah ". Bernard las Es.
turned from the coast.
| Miss Kitty Maria has returned IL
Taceon after an absence af three asensLI
10 coast poiass.
Fraak Armstrong aa.d Dick EelIy d
tbs Tscsoa Grsys viii iesse ON wrsines-
day for Giebe, where shey 20 10 assasi
the Bishee team on the fcurih.
Mrs. M. T. Roca and Mira. Re<ieIock oi
MexIco. Mr.. and Mra. Cleo. n. smalley.
]. 2. Ssnailey and n. c. Wilson drove
ont 10 Old Badly In the Santa Ritas
Saturday evcning, rsturning last night
Thev repost having had ara enjoyable
trip.
~. c. Hensbaw OF Kindaos, n. C. is
o recent arrival nj The Park View.
j. w. Dundy of Yuma In guest at
the Park View.
WIN. Ieggett. the stage man Of Naee.
came In yesterday and isstopping a. the
Park View.
Il. II. Greenssgh of Bisbee is register
cd at the Park View.
n. r. Oliver oa fan Francisco is at the
Ean Augustine.
George Beefeand wife oI yertsa Ruena
are gaests Of tho San Augustine.
b. NJ. Figgs and wiie came In yesser-
day from Johnstsn. Arizona, aud are
stopping at the San Augustine.
Joe schoHeid, formerly connected with
tho Tucson telephone system rs lineman
bat now with tho Sonora railroad. is
visiting the city today.
II. Hndleson 10 recent arrival 10 Tue
son from Johnscn, Arisona. He In al
the San Augustine.
y H. M, snider Of Casa Grande is at the |
Orndorif,
G. B. Perry Of Nogales 10 registered at
the OrndoSH.
WIN. Thaya is registered nj the occi- !
dental from La Fortuna.
James T. Moss of Plymouth, Pa. Is
1t the Occidental.
e. e. Putnam of Mammoth can he |
found at the San Xavier.
j. B. Baum ia registered at the San
Xavier from Mammoth.
Frank Cox attorney for the Southern
Pacific, 10 at the San Xavier.
J. r. Brown came in yesterday from
Morenci and is stopping at the San
Xavier.
w. II. Leasford, D. s. army, is a
1ueat at the San Xavier.
Charles Wores, Oceanic mine, Ari yaea
ID registered at the San Xavier.
Mr., and Mrs. L. NJ. Srouie OF Bisbee
IRE at the San Havier.
Joe l.. Hay es and III. T, Richards of
Colorado are at the San Xavier.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Huge Contest Imminent
Labor and Steel Trust Clash
Industrial War Probable.

Will not show the strength OF the Aeso-
cia:ion as almost all plants will be com.
PEELED to shut down any way to give the
men a rest during the heated term. By
the first OF August when the battle real.
Iy commences the Association officials
claim they will control eighty per cent
Of the men employed by the big corpora.
tion.
In some circles IT is predicted that q
gigantic struggle between capital and
labor which was talked OF when the
Steel Trust organized is about TO be.
gin.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Anent the Wedge
Demurrer and Answer.

d. and l.. J. Sanford defendants by
their attorney Judge Rouse filed q de.
murrer and answer late Saturday alter.
noon In the suit brought by the city to
remove the upper wedge. Defendants
aIlege that Louise ]. Sanford Ia the
owner OF the block and that Ii 10 worth
s37 ,JCO. and that there IL no public
necessity for the removal Of block 2o7
aud that because of the restrictions Of
the act OF congress OF 1886, known as the
Harrison act, the city cannot condemn
block 207 for the rcason that the indebs-
ness Of the city is nov sls7 900, The
limit, and condemnation would add to
the cisY's debt ss7 500. Ills claimed
also that the city ordinance on which
the suit is based is illegal and void. The
case will not be heard at this term Of
court. bat win probably come up at the
October term.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
The Fourth Of July
At The Copper Camp.

A grand tiaae IL anticipated at ihe
Fourth oi Juiy festivities at iieivetis
nest Thareday. Preparations has,
been made 10 entertain ia royal man
uer ali who may visit the big copper
camp 0ton that occasion,
Tucson !s expected 10 81 eli The quoio
og patriots who wati make tise Santa
Ria mountains echo with deyot iouAl
exercises in cotnuaca3araiiou Of the day
that se became Ireep.en.
The iolio@ju9 program vii canstttate
'he day = entertainment
Parade 81 Gsl,}afupiAn 9 20 a. ia
toncrrt ST pavilion.
Address, John T Iiuehcr, Tee on
is4abIe banded dsiliing cuuiees.
p baiie.on a~eensi9a ana parachute
drop
I've minutes for refreshments.
: Tug If war
100 yard dash.
Obstacle race
10 sack race
IL Bays race ali ages.
IL heeiaarrow race.
rs I'otato race.
IA Donkey race.
i5 Ladies riding contest.
10 Ladies 50 yard daslt.
II Horse race.
IL Rroad jump.
IN auonipg j9mp
70 Hep skip and jenp.
II Hammer throsing
- Creased ps,le climbing.
q Iie eating contest,
"a Hollow cen party.
- Free luncheon %. ~.
S6 gireworks, p. M.
q 5aneing all night.
- Free luncheon tnsduight.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
1t a Pile
Rewarded Porter.

|Hr,Go, July l.~-Jules Roger Wald,
] ebject Of the French Republic, trav.
NTH a yalise containing cash and se.
! hes worth approximately s70o. 900.
4 came from Shanghai. China. Ap.
behiug Ogden, Utah. he went for.
n to buffet car. When he returned
ound his sleeper and precious saliss
brhed off at Salt Lake. The yalise
ned here intact last night. He gave
} TO the porter who brought II in.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Browns Browns Bnown's--Where'
puhIic Nosloe Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately existing between Otis r..
Hale. and G. A. Seguine OF Pima -Coun-
ty. Arizona Territory, under the firm
name OF Hale and Seguine, was dissolved
BY mutual consent on the 10th day o. q
June, 1901. All persons are notified
that the above Arm will not be resp,n-
sible for any further bills contracted for
In its name. OTIs X. HALE.
lst pub June 20; last pub 20.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

CHwAGe, July i.-Tweive men acre
killed aud hoy probably fatally injured
by single itsit u Lightning to-day The
victims aere fehing iron, the pier at ihe
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Artists supplies Browns art store

On account OF the National Education
Convention to be held at Detroit, Mich.
the Southern Pacific Company will sell
round. "trip ticket at $685.. Date oi
sale July Attn and 9Th. Continuous pas
sage in both directions. To return eav.
ing Detroit not earlier than July 9th and
not later than Jsly 18th, with privilege
cf extension to September LIST by depos.
iting ticket with agent at Detroit and
so cts. for fee. For further particulars
call on or address c. NJ. Burkhalter,
Agent s. T. Co, Tucson.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

Exeursioa 10 HtlEstia
THURSDAY, July 4lh

Nos IL saur opgsssrfu15ty 81 sielt the
bnsy cafm1, II lasiysssia and enjoy year.
SELF 10 sf,e fullest. Extra stag vail I've
run TO accom- MEDIATE aii. Leave Tucson
alta. m, arriving ia Heiscisa al . a
m. Returning stages viii o. csmmoiate
stsoae who sisla ta return by moonlight
after the close oi the days exercises, as
alec saaoRe returning July 9th.
10 secure transportation call on or
Telephone Tucson Stables. Fare for
round trip, 81.
EAgkLEs gna~. il Co, Props.
statioaerr AT Troaa's, - n. Stone Ave,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Killed by Lightning
Awful Accident at Chicago.

foot 81 Montrose Boulevard. The fatal
bolt struck the pier and all were thrown
into the lake. Only the boy has SO far
been taken from the water.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

DR.. Fenner's new building on Stone
avenue lie be ing fitted up for DR.. Lop,,
penthien, Chicago dentist, who Will
omen up with modern dental equip
ment, July lst. All the newest ap-
pliances in antiseptic surgery Will De
rtilized by DR.. Loppenthien.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
psic Tunnel Hit
Loss Of Property.

~roS, Mass July I.--Pier 5 in the
bic tunnel docks was destroyed this
ping with large quantity Of mer-
bdise. Loss a quarter OF q million.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

A PLEASANT HOME during the
summer months for young women and
children in Pasadens, Calf, Climate
uDequalied. New baildings-speeial
courres in languages. English, art and
music if desired. Address
Classical School for Girls,
ISO S. Euclid Ave-, Pasadena, Cal
36.66-e.o.d
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Card Of Thanks.

My daughter and myself desire TO 70.
turn our thanks 10 the people Of Tucson
for the kindness and courtesy generally
extended to 10 in our recent befeAye-
ment. ]. NJ. HIcxs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Washers Strike
Row at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. july 1.--All the laun-
dries ia tins city save two are closed by
a strike for ten hours day and increas-
"a rsnv
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01
Lost in the Lake
Grew of a Tug.

! Eagle RIVER, Mich, July The tug
/ Fern II Aiganac. Michigan, fonndered
! Of here nn SGnday morning With crew
Of lye men, al of whom we're lost.
There are now thirty prisoners In the
Pima connty Jail.
! insanity charles we're preferred today
against A. Goodstein, Who conducts q
pawn shop on South Meyer street. The
! allegations are Of general nature, hoist.
log his hands in the air, gestieulating,
! making nnseeniy noises, etc. The I'M.
fortunate man will have hearing be.
fore Judge Purcell tomorrow afternoon
at o'cieck.
Francisco Carreras vas on trial this
afternoon before Justice Wilson charged
with the heinous crime Of rape. He was
bound over to the grand jury and Ia now
In the county Jail.
The construction oil the Sixth street
sewer Was begun this morning.
METAL AND MOSEF MARKET.
NEw YoRK, July 1.--Bar silver, 5ol&
Mexioan dollars, 47a silver certificates,
59A.
CoFFER--Copper, II; brokers, II ex.
change and casting, 1864.
LEAp-Lead dull; brokers, 400, exc
change l6ia
fRlaraw lAnnffrn AL IL Cos
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

Ifyou wish to enjoy a cool refreshing
drink try the Famous San Antonio beer.
Texas Pride" Phone 20Sl. $500
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

The Famous San Antonio Beer ID un-
surpassed in purity and flavor a. noih-
ing but The best material il used In it's
manufacture. Phone 18sl. 20 IS
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

BaFumeter atAilonary.
SUMMARY FOR JUNE.
Minimum o on 18th,
Maximum l0s ON osth and goth.
Mean So below normal.
Rainfall none.
Springs In The mountains are low. cat
tie are ia frail order The alfalfa crop has
been good, grapes and melons are ripen-
ing.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

kink the Famous San Antonio Beer
|deiy the summer heat. Phone DSl.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

For sale at Ernest Abadie two large
new four blade fans and ono small elect.
ric fan.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

OH location blanks for sale at
the Citizen office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

wias,ee9 NJ \. ssoae Ave.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

Newest picture moulding-B
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-01

Stationery AT isroaa's .ssS. Stone Ave,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-07
4 Word About the Band.

Alma has band again, ana We ven
ture 10 say one in which. after few
more rehearsals, they can Justly feel
proud Of. The boys are working hard
and are forging to the front at rap
id rate rs their last concert eyinced. They
have an instrumentation of twenty one
instruments as follows Five comets,
three clariuets, three altos, one tenor,
four slide trombones, one baritone, two
basses and two drums, and more are &c
be- added IN the near future
Nearly all the present members have
had much experience in the band bust
ness so they were able to start out on
high grade Of music. Mr.. Wagner IN
forms u that they have in store some
exceptionally fine selections, overtures
opera selections, descriptive pieces, solos
etc. which Will be rendered at the even
ing concerts as fast as they can be re
hearsed and made ready. A new large
sized silver plated and engraved tub;
has recently been purchased, and al
that is now needed Is more uniforms
There are but . or rs suits, and whei
the band goes out it does not present a
good AN appearance as It would II al
/ were uniformed. I'm order 60 raise
fund for this purpose, the band has Sc
cured the Darlington Entertainers TO
m, artortotpp,ppt ar the nnprA house
Thursday evening, June 18th. The,
come highly recommended as a first
class company and sure TO please Seat
are on sale at Sharrar & Mulnolland /,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-07
Obituary.

Mrs Richard Anderson, whose maiden
name was Abbie Taylor, died at her
home five miles southwest of the village
Monday May, Bird, 1901, aged 80 years,
She had not enjoyed good health for
some time previous to her death, but
was only confined TO her bed about two
weeks
She was born In this township on the
farm where she lived, and was married
to Richard Anderson in the fall of 1896
those who knew her from childhood
remember her as maiden and wife of
purest intentions and kindliest deeds
and long will her memory remain with
the friends she has left. She leaves 70
mourn their loss, husband, one bro.
Their and other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held at her late
home, Wednesday forenoon at 10 o clock
conducted by Rev Geo. Killeen. In.
torment in the family lot in st Loui:
cemetery.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-07
AN ANSW r.
Prosecutor and Sheriff Reply 10 the Seville
Article OF Last Week
ITHACA, Mich June 9th, l9Cl

ITHACA, Mich June 9th, 1901
EDITOR RECORD
Kindly give US space to reply to the
article headed Put in Kick, in your
last issue.
We do not desire 10 enter into con-
troyersv in reference 10 our duties as
public officers, but desire 70 say for the
benefit of the writer signed "A Consist
ent Republican, and in justification TO
ourselves, that neither of us have re-
ceived any information or knowledge
since entering upon the duties OF our
office that the liquor law has been yiolat-
ed in the township Of Seville.
immediately upon reading the article
referred 10, we went g. RiVerdale ana
made "A delinquent search and inquiry
70 find facts which would warrant pros
ecution. and were unable 20 obtain any
information which would Justify us in
instituting any criminal pr ceedlngs.
We called upon many whom we con
sidered prominent republicans VINO
would say that they were aware the
law had been violated, but absolutely
refused TO give any information or sign
a complaint against anyone.
The reference made in the article that
1--WE favored other portions of the couh'
ty by prosecuting liquor cases, Is GER
tainly unjust and unfair TO US, because
we are as anxious 10 prosecute violations
of the law in Seville township as any
other and We feel that before the writer
furnished you the article, he should
have submitted some facts or lnforha'
ton 10 us, or called our attention 10 the
violations. in some manner
Neither Of US have refused 60 prose
cute liquor violations when evidence has
been presented which warranted the
same. and we have gone 10 considerable
trouble and expense III investigating
cases of this character, simply where our
! attention has been called TO them, and
| shall do so as long as we hold our OH
| ces
Hoping that the writer of the article
will see that we have been acting IN
good faith, and trusting that III the
event he has any information which
will assist Us in bringing ABOUT con
viction of any crime committed in the
township of Seville or any other place
IN Gratiot county, he will submit II tC
rs. we beg 70 remain.
julius Is. KIRBY,
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN III PARISH,
Sheriff
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-07

Prosecuting Attorney Kirby ana
Sheriff Parish were in town last Friday
and visited the RECORD. Having just
returned from Riverdale Investigating
the charges made in last weeks RECORD
by A Republican of that place, they
informed Us that this was the first mt
nation they had had during their term
of office that such conditions exist al
that place. If they had not been IN
formed Of the facts. ana no complaint
been made, the charge is an UNJUST one
There il not doubt but some OF the IN
babitauts of the place need shaking NJ
and some of the disgraceful scenes nat q
stop TO, but the better element OF tht
town can regulate those matters by
making complaints and putting the
proper authorities next TO the perpetra
tors All the officers want is a clew
and they will gladly act and act quick
If such dives exist there rs is claimed
they certainly should be renovated anC
the people protected against such
whelps AS those who run them.