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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-08-16

The trustees of road district No. Is,
having certified that at a special cleo
ton held for that purpose there was
voted in said district the sum of $500
for general road purposes; Where
upon the board levied 2 mills on the
property of said road district for the
purpose named, such levy not being
in excess of twenty cents on each
dollar Of the assessed value of the
property in sad district.
A special road tax of $500, was lev
led against every male inhabitant of
the county over the age of twenty-one
and under %forty-five years, except in
sane persons and Indians.
A special poor tax of $500 was lev
led against every male inhabitant of
the county over the age of twenty-one
and under sixty years, except pau
pers, insane persons and Indians.
The county treasurer was instructed
to proceed at once to enforce the col
lection of all unpaid personal taxes
for the year 1900.
The. board adjourned.
Attest:
NAT G. CARWILE,
County Clerk.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Sale de Baysm6n Sale de San Juar

De la Capital para Catano,
sin combination con ell
Jren, ,....,.... ......O Ia
De Cataflo para la Capital 30 M
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Por las costureraS.

Las mule res que no ce s n y las
que por ley impe rios. de la nece ST
d I'D no Sc ven otlig ados q coser pa
ra la Gale, no pueien darss una idea
de les condolences en- que Sc est& ha-
ciendo hoy ess trabajo.
ALA van alguuos detalles que
homes podido Ye,oger para que to.
men nota y para que tanto aquellss 8
como el pdblieo en- ge erel pueda
formar juicio del es.ado de miseria
a que hemos llegadc,
Por una docena de eamiss SO
psga 60 centavos 8 10 que 90 10 mis-
mo elnco csntavos per cada camis !
en- Ia cual invierte una costurera 10
menos nm dia.
Por una docena de cslzoncillcs, 8,
diez y ocho centavos, 8 ssa un CEN
tavo y nelio ptr cada une, y en- CO.
serlo Sc invierte medic dia. Cosien-
dose de ganan t, ss csntavos.
Con- este d datos va podra
fgurarse cualquiera, que harA una
pobre mujer que sgota sus csc .ss $
fuerzas y sus pobres alientf s, en- ga
mar tres cioco centavos cada d;a,
y ESQ 81 encuentra trdbajp.
Cierto que las comparaciones
est&n fuers de ocs sion, pero Ia anti
qua casa de CabsHs rs, que pagaba u1
Ieso por una b cana de piezas, y Il
sacaba el jugo & las pobres gesture
ras, 81 decir de los que sabian de
eacio.
Els verdad que las negotiations.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Cronicu
de Pdrls,

A 9 ar de las atlas il fluencias
clericales que So pusieron en- iuego,
MArcelo MOnnier fu6 condenado &
ounce meses de prisi6n. Harto cas-.
tigado estaba con Ell papel que tuyo
que hacer en- la Audiences.
En- efscto; por muchas ganas de
salvarse Que tuviese, es de suponer
que pas6 las de Cafu, al or que le
decfan pdblicmente:
enc solo es usted un complete
idiots, sino que ee, adem&s, un com
pleto lech6n, que no se ha lavado er
su vida. No solo no ye usted tres
sobre un borrico, sino que, ademAs,
no tiene usted naricee, puesto que le
parecieron excelentes uuas csgsrcu-
tas de chivo que le sirvieron psted
por fie las azucaradAs. Su misma
sefora de ustsd ha aeclarado que no
sabe listed distingoir una chulsta po-
drida de una chuIeta sana. Su mis-
ma criada de listed ha referido que
guarda ba usted, en- So cuartO, sema-
nss enteras, cierto utensilio lleno de
detritus. ...,
E reverse de esta porquerfa es
ell retultado del prcc:s, contra Lau.
rent Tailhade por So srtfculo excl
tando matar 81 z sr. Tailhade fue
condenado q un af1o de prision; pero
esta pena resulta contraproducente,
porque desde entonces, vive Tailha-
de en- plena apote6sis.
Ante ell tribunal qua le jazgo de-
clararon en- favor de Tailhade, ha
ciendose solidarie de su artfculo. los
Zols, Kahr, Frantz Jourdain, Ora
we, Lizard Courtois, Mirbeau, Seve-
rine, IA for y nata, en- fin, de la lite
ratura francesa; y di6ronse vivss &
Tailhade, & Zols, & 10 Revoluci6n So
cial, a la Anarqufa (sic) y muerss 8
los tiranos. FL acto fue IN aconte-
cimiento eeeropeo,
Aver, gran mitip, con ss'sten cia
de mil doscientas personas, en- honor
de Tailhade, en- cuyo honor tam b en
Sc celebrara, pasado maf1ana un ban-
quote m6nstruo. iAprendan, apren-
dan, q defender y honrar el apostolic
do, los mercachihes, ventorrilleros y
re'adejilos de Puerto Rico, que, des :
honrando al pals ante ell mundo cul-
to, abandonaron y dejaron morir en-
la mas pre- funda miseria Izcoa Diaz,
cuyo gran carActer serfa una gloria
! en- un pals que no rindiese exclusive
quito al cafe, al azdcar, la merce
rio, a la pulperfa y a la particular
couveniencia de un egoismo cobafde,
ferozy asquercso, que justifica todas
las verglsnzas y todas las mendici
dades que esca pasando, y que Sc
guira sufrier do, la patria del inmun
do chovo del mas inmundo tagris
LUIS BONAFOUX.
| Pa IS, II de O,tubre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Pa IS, II de O,tubre.
La eleCtriCidad
y SuS aplicaCiOneS agr1colas

Desde cue Rose, en- 1845, ide6 la
corriente electrical ct mo excitante
de la vegetaci6n, &c han hecho nu-
merosos enssyos en- muchos palses.
Sabido es que para electrizar un
campo Sc ne cesita plantar de trecho
en- trecho escarpias metalicas, q las
cuales Sc sujetan los hilos que han
de cruzar sobre,el terreno On todss
direcciones, + emberrar en- el trCLo
que Sc desea electrizAr p1acas meta
ljcas de cot re y de zinc uLidas por
alambres, de forma que YER 6 an & SCI
como les contactos de ura q pila cleo
trica
En- Chicsgo SO cultivan las IL
chug2 encel randolas en- estufas es-
peciales lluminadas con lamparas de
a 90 voltaico, para que durante la
noche la luz ejsrza sus bier hscho rss
efectcs lss hortalzas Sc desarro-
| len rapi6 amerte.
En Rusis, los seno-es Spyes ky
Krav l1y if emplean directamente Ia
elecLyicidad.
inpezaron resl zando tres ensa-
yos P.imero electrizaron las simien-
tes !, comprot aron que de ese modo
IL. semilla germinata mas pronto y
producia mejores utos y msyores
recols G ZONES, en- propcrc On de dos
y medic a seis veces mas que con
granos ordinarios.
Lueg, initaron Ell dispe $ two
de Ros $, enterr audo en- Ell suelo una
plaza de zinc Y otra de cobre, unidas
por un hilo metalico. 81 camno es-
taba sen b~ado de patstas. El Ia
rate electr asda la reco leccion f .
tres veces mayor que en- Ia parte vs-
Gina electrjzada
Pur ultimc. colocaron .cada diez
metros postes d MADEIRA uuidos en-
tre sf por hilos, q manera de red, J
merced a esta combina acion Ell creci-
| miento de Ia cebada Sc aceler6 doce
dfas.
Qasde eptonce s los experiments
dores han electrizado sus campos de
culti-o. con exito sorprendente,
Kravk if hat b b;ervado que, b,jo
la Influenza de las corrientes electric
3as, Sc elevaba la tempe .tura del sue
| 10, Ia hume dad iba aumentando y Sc
acrecentaba la cantidad de materia
fertil; zante.
E Puerto Rice, todavfa no Sc
han enssyado estos procedimientos
| el6ctrico S, pero bueno es conocerlos
| y estndiarlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
LO de la artillerla
Guiana.

Las protestas del sentimiento
cubano han triupf ado. al Fl q y sl ca
be. en- el Amino del gobierno irtar
We atcr, el es spfritu denocrAtico de
nues 70 pu sblo ha recib;do una salts
facci6n de justicia
Ell referido g >5ierno, ha mcdif
cado rofundamente su primitive
proyecto para la fundaci6n del cuer
po de srtillerfa nacional, ha res uel
to que 10 compongan, en- ura scla
u, fdad, cubanos de todos colores, ne
gros b'a1cos, sin mas distingos
que los referentes q Ia buena copduc
ta moral y pAtriotica de los aspirau
tes.
Eu busn derecho, ESQ es 10 Uni
CO procedente; 81 resclverse asf ell
asunto he tributado e. & bierno plei
to homensje a la voluntad de un pue
bio que no quiere yer. quebrantada su
hermosa unidad moral, coDquistada
con sangre en- s luchas por 81 re
dencion.
Todos lbs cubanes honrados y
aptos cuyas protextas re CO mos y
expresamos. al couot e .se ell abs urdo
proyecto anti iemoc atico que en- un
principle conc bio ell gobierno inte r
vents +, ce ebraran como nosotrcs,
este positive triurfo. fs]icitarau,
como 10 hace Sc Cubano libre, 81
dignlsimo patriota, general Aleman
que ha sido ell mas sfcaz represen
tante de esas reclama clones de justi
cia que ell pueblo cubano fornulo,
en- defsnsa de su dere ho y de la soil
daridad de su honor.
(De Gel Cubano Libre,.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
NUEV0 "H0TEL 0LIMP0"
SANTURCE

El dnico mejor EOTEL que Sc b
ccnstruido en- esta Isla, propio para este
climas.
A CINCO MINUTOS de la Capital, en-
carros electicos que pasan por delante dol
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri :
ca demas adelantos modernos. Rebaja
On precios las familias.
Tiene ademas una empresa de coches q
os precios siguientes:
De Capital Santurce vice
versa l.
Ida y vuelta 1. 80
De Capital Martin Pc
Ia, ida vuelta 2, 90
Rio-Piedrss 800
Pcr horas un peso una.
Telefono 101 Apartsdo 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05

en- ess ramo han bajado mucho, pero
un sentimiento de conmiserat ion hA-
cia esa IS infelices obreras, nos hace
escribir estas cusrtillas, SO lc.tos de
algun medic que les resulte mas
veatsjoso en- la honrsda labor de ga
narse Ia vida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Sin Rival en-
Ell MundO.

FL y rnedicamento que
mas fama ha alcanzado
!: en- el mundo es la Emul- :
sion de Scott. No hay
pals civilizado donde no
Sc pronuncie su nombre
con respeto, y eSa repu-
tacion bien adquirida no
es hlja de Ia casualldad,
sino consecuencia legl-
TINA de los buenoS re-
sultados que ha produ-
ducido la medicina en-
las enfermedade del
pecho y de Ia garganta,
: en- los escrofulosos y de-
blIitados. La aSoCiaClon
: del Aceite de Hfgado de
! Bacalao con los hipofos--
: fltos de sosa y cal. como
: Sc enCuentran en- la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05

EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocaci6n a dos chicos appendices
que sepan componer y distribuir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-05
Emulsion
de Scott

: es una combination feIiz
que proporciona los ma
: terlales para reparar los
: tejidos y Ia sangre. La in
: fancia es la edad que mas
beneflcios reporta de la
: Emulsion de Scott. Por
: su buen sailor eS tolerada
!: por el paladar mas deli
Z cado. Asf como los ar
: boles necesitan para cre-
Ger y d desarrollarse buena
: terra, abono y riego; asf
: tanbieh h los ninos re-.
: quieren el uso de la
: Emulsi 0n de Scott de
: acelte de hlgado de ba-
: calao c on hipofosfltos de
: cal y d sosa, que repre-
: senta para elloS fuerza,
: salud y algeria.
: SCOTT & HOWNE. Quimicos, New York.
: De venta en- las Droguerias Farmacias.
IA
=
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
LORENZO SHOW, FIFTH PRESIDENT Of THE MORMON CHURCH,
EXPIRES SUDDENLY FROM BRONCHITIS CAUSED BY A COLO
Death Of Venerable President Came as Great SURPRISE as HI
Attended Conference Sunday-Serious Illness Began
Wednesday Brief History Of His Busy Lie

Lorenzo Snow, the venerable head Of
tho Mormon church, died suddenly
Thursday afternoon, October 10, at bis
residence, the Zoe Hive House, ia Salt
Lake, His death was directly due TO
bronchitis caused by n cold. and was a
great surprise 10 the general public,
who were not aware Of the Illness Of
the president. serious or otherwise,
until he was on the threshold Of death
For some time the president bad been
In feeble health, owing TO advancing
years, and those near him realized his
growing feoblcness, but they did not
realize that the end was 40 near. They
Insisted, however. that the best possi-
BILE care Of his health be taken, aud for
this reason he did not appcr az the late
conference save at the sunday after
noon session. when Apostle Clawson
was elevated 10 the first presidency,
The oxertlop caused by this, TO him,
great effort. had a depressing effect,
and Monday he was not 40 we'll, but
rallied Tuesday and seemed no worse
than no had been for some time.
The Illness which terminated fatally
began about mouth ago. when Prcsi-
dent Snow attended a social function
where hc canght a severe cold. A
hacking cough followed the cold, and
although everything known to science,
coupled with the best Of care, was
done. no relief was afforded.
II was not until Wednesday morning
that anything like a serious derange-
ment was even suspected by those
around him, when he was attacked by
vomiting spells, which kept up almost
necessarily for some time, aud he was
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

terms OF ak months each, but later 70.
leased on u writ OF habeas corpus. On
April o, 1859, he became the President
OF the quorum OF the Twelve Apostles,
which position he retained until Sep.
TENDER 70, 1893, when he became the
president OF the Church aud chose az
Is eounselora George q. Cannon aud
Joseph H. Smith.
President Snow, during his life, was
the husband OF nine wives, whom he
married in the following order; Char,
lotte Squires, Mary A. Goddard, Sarah
Ann Prichard, Harriet Amelia squires,
Eleanor lloutz, Caroline Horton, Mary
Elizabeth Houtz, Phoebe Amelia
Woodruff, Minnie Jensen. The three
last named survive him. He married
Charlotte squires and Mary A. God.
dard on the same day In the Nauvoo
temple under the plural marriage avs.
TEN. lie marrid Sarah Ann Priebard
add Harriet A. Squires at Nauvoo also
and his dfth wife at Winter Quart.r,
previous TO the march across m.
plains. His arat wife died In the earIv
days OF the settlement OF Salt L.,,s
valley. The others have been wall
known In Utah In tho days that b,vs
sluee elapsed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

The Oriental liner Kaga Maru and
the German steamship Elba collided
off Five Mile Point, Seattle, in dense
fog. The Eliza tore a hole In the Kaga
Maru's hull seven feet In width, but
above the water line. The injured
vessel succeeded in reaching port in
safety Both vessels had loolSouts sta
TONED, but owing to the fog neither
could SEQ the approaching steamer
until they were too close together to
avert a collision, The Kaga Maru mar
rowly escaped being sent TO the bottom
with her passengers aud cargo.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

was appointed counselor 10 Farley ?
Pratt. president Of The British mission
In 1871 be published a pamphlet. "Th,
Only Way 10 be saved.n which hr
been translated into German, Frencb
aud Italian. In 1888 he returned a
America nc the bead Of $50 converts an
especially chartered vessel In fsn
DE conducted vigorous campaign In
Ohio for Joseph Smith for President Of
the United States In isi5, turning 10
education, he was placed at the head
Of the Nauvoo grammar school. lie
loft Nauvoo Ia the exodus OF isf8 for
Salt Lake but on account OF sickness
did not reach there until isis. In
October, 1870. be was sent on a mission
to Italy whore he remained for three
years aud translated the Book Of Nor.
mon. Ia 1859 he was elected a mem.
Der Of the Utah House Of Representa-.
lives, In accordance with the law Of
1850. lie was returned TO every hes.
sion until iss2--thrce times 10 the
House and twenty.three to the couu-
ell. 10 1885, with dfty families, he
founded and named brigham City.
which was bis home until he became
president Of the church. In 1864 he
went on mission to the Sandwich
Islands and labored diligently for
time In that part Of the Pacific. In
1879 he accompanied George A. smith
and other Utah people on a tour OF the
countries OF Europe and Palestine.
In 1877 he was released as president
OF Boxelder stake after having pre-.
sided over IL nnce Its organizatisfI.--
In 1855 he was convicted OF unlawful
cohabitation aud sentenced TO three
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
ANARCHIST MOST SENTENCED
TO ONE YEAR IN PRISON


For pub'ishing Editorial Advocating the
Murdsr 81 Rulers which Appeared
bay After Mckinley Was shot.
Johann Most the anarchist, was
sentenced to one year IN the pcniten-
tiary Tuesday in the Court CT Special
Sessions. New York city, for publish
ing 10 his paper. the Freiheit, an al
legged soditious article on the day fol-
lowing the shooting Of the late Presi-
dent Mckinney
The article in question was entitled
murder Against Murder" and is as
follows.
ave know our enemies; we know
them all and everywhere personally.
There can be absolutely no excuse II
they are again spared. Whatever
stands on the other side OF the line
which divides the camp OF the ruling
possessors Of power from that Of the
people has come under the ban. Let
the people carry out the sentence. The
road Of humanity leads over the peaks
Of barbarity. That IL once for all
law OF necessity dictated by the reac-
tion. We cannot get around H., since
We will not give up the future. II we
wish TO attain the end we must wish
for the means, also; II we wish the life
OF peoples, we must wish the death OF
their enemies IL we wish for human
ity, we are obliged to wish for murder.
We say, Murder the murderers. Save
humanity by blood and steel, poison
and dynamite"
In his defense Herr Most claimed
that the paper containing tho article
was printed and ready for distribution
before the president was shot Also
that II was a quotation from an article
published fifty years ago and rspub-
lished by him. After imposing the
sentence, Justice ulinsdale read tho
opinion Of the court, in which he
said.
at Is no answer to the evil and Grim
inal nature OF this article TO claim that
IL was written for the purpose OF de-
stroying crowned heads. II inculcates
and enforces the idea that murder Is
the proper remedy to be applied
against rulers The fact that II was
published fifty years ago and again re-
published about fifteen years ago only
emphasizes and gives added point to
the criminality Of the republishlng OF
II at any time. II shows deliberate
intent To ineulcate and promulgate the
doctrines Of the article. This we hold
to be n criminal act. II is not neces-
tary to trace any connection In this
article with the assassination OF the
late president. The offense here In
the eyes Of the law is precisely the
same as II the bloody event had never
occurred. The murder OF the presl-
dent only serves to illustrate and IL
illuminate the enormity OF the crime OF
the defendant in teaching his diabolI-
cal doctrine"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

unable to retain any food on his s,om-
aeh. Even the slightest morsel OF food
was not retained. This added to his
already weakened condition.
When Dra. Wilcox aud Richards
were summoned Wednesday evening
they pronounced his condition as being
very serious indeed. II was not until
that tlne that the family fully realized
tho extreme gravity of the situation.
Frequent visits were made at intervals
during the night AZ 4 o'clock Thurs
day morning there was decided
change for the worse, aud at $3.50 the
conditions were little worse than
ever, aud the end came At the hour
stated.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
ms EvnNrFuL oAREER.

Lorenzo SNOW, tifth president OF the
Mormon church, was born at Mantua,
Portage Co., Ohio, April ., 1874 AT
iwenty-one, he entered oherlln College
To secure a classical education. In 1886
he became convert to Mormonism
and was baptised by Elder John S.
Boynton. In 1887 he began the active
ministerial career continued through
out his busy life. In May, 1870, he
took his frSt mission to Europe and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Now railroad to Reach oregon Mine.

President p. J. Jennings Of the Heie-
ma Mining company and the Musics
Mining & Milling company, located In
the Bohemia mining district In Lane
and Douglas counties, Oregon. an-
nounees that arrangements have been
completed for building a railroad from
Cottage Grove, Or, distance OF thirty
five miles through a region OF heavy
timber, to the bohemia mines. IL Ia
expected that construction work will
begin This fall. Connected with this
Is the project OF building smelter,
either at Portland or in the Bohemia
mining district. The smelter enter
prise will follow the railroad, and It is
probable that both will be in operation
In less than year.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
troops Required to Elect squattsr. From
Indian Lands.

The interior department has for.
Werded 10 the war department re.
quest for troops to assist Lieutenant
Colonel Randlett, agent OF the Kiowa
Indians In Oklahoma, in ejectIng a
number Of people who have squatted
o. lands belonging to the Indiana
The request came several days ago
With an announcement that two deputy
uarshals had squatted on lands which
hey claimed had been illegally settled
upon by Indians and had refused 10
have when ordered by Rapdlett.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
New Yorrs Celebrated Murder Trial Re.
opened.

The court OF appeals Of New York
has granted Roland u. Molineaux a
new trial. Molineaux was convicted OF
the murder OF Katherine j. Adams Ia
New York City aud sentenced to death
The court grants new trial on the
prevailing opinion written by Judge
Werner OF Rochester, his principal
ground being that the lower court
erred in admitting evidence as to an.
other alleged crime, the death OF Bar.
nett, and thus merging two issuca.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
In.urrsn,. RspuI.s AmsrIean..

A detachment of the rwenty'hrst
company OF Macabebes Thursday en-
eountered large force of insurgents
near Lipa, province OF BatanggS.
Lieutenant Beau OF the Maeabebes was
killed aud one Of .ae force was wound
cd. The enemy was strongly in
trenehed. After two houra' hghtlug,
tho Americans retreated to await re-
Inducements. The insurgents mum
bered over 300, were armed with Rem.
ington and Mauser rides, aud appar-
sntly had plenty Of ammunition.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Fears Expressed for American Mls-Io----.-
Life.

With reference to the annouuesm..
that the Turkish aud bulgarian t,a..l !
are surrounding the abduetors on NJ p
stone, London Globe says IL con,,Sa AZ.
that unless the movement Is susns,s.',
until she Is safe out OF the hnnds sssea
hrigands there will be a repeti,ie. we
the tragedy In Greece during Ihs OF
1870, when Lord Muncaster ana year
were captured. Lord Muneaste,p .Ity
Released "a order to negotiate ~ a. :
ra .,, OF Ese,OOo. Then as nov y, =.
attempt was made TO surround an
orlgends' with the result tia, n mo
gentlemen OF the party were mur8 ..Eee
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18
Entire Jury To Try Caleb Powers Of Ken
tuciy 10 Accused OF HAS.

After the jury was completed Mon
day afternoon In the trial OF ex-secre-
tary OF State Caleb Powers, charged
with being accessory to the murder OF
Governor Gobel, the defense challenged
the whole jury, charging It with politi-
cal bias and the officers OF the court
with packing the jury for the purpose
OF conviction. Both sides presented
atiidavits and arguments, after which
Judge Cantrill overruled the motion
OF the defense to disqualify the jury
and also a demurrer to the indictments,
to which the defense took exceptions.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1901-10-18

Deputy sheriff William Maxwell of
Hoibrooh, Arizona, and another officer
named Trefolla, were killed In receu
battle with outlaws near springervills.
Il Is thought the outlaws belong 70
rHols-in-the-wall" gang.