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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Here is a batch OF road bills that went
through:
Gibbs h Abrams s:5.77, Grayson He'll.
man el5. VIM. Graham eG245, Geo. Bird
q. +. I.abato 10. 7. Gaiiegos ei.JO. +. II.
Shotwell 1885,, Ira W. Inka So, Arthur
Watts %, Antonio Sandoval s375, Cup
pies Bros, wagon and road roller s2Os :
90.
Then came coroner, ps6per diphth-
eria and smallpox bslls ~ follows:
Grant Newmycr, 81. 4. J. Hunter 40.
8. 4. Hoskins tcoroncr's fecs) SO, +. l..
Bishop el9.11, WIN Kerry sl5.
A hill Of o, II. Mnryatt, county Judge,
for i7.iO wns allowed.
The matter oi the expense Of the Sup
enintendcnt of schools. was laid over.
TUESDAY, JULY ..
Board resumed checking up the hooks
OF the County Treasurer.
"WEDNESDAY, JULY 10.
Morning Board resumed checking up
books of the County Treasurer. The
County Treasurer was ordered to assign
the county's interest in lots ,. and o.
block lCo. Del Nor,c. 10 Rev. n. G. Mntz.
and his successors in Office. upon re-.
ccipt Of 81.
County Clerk was ordered 10 draw
warrant on interest on bond, fund for
ki.llG25 in favor Of W. q. Station in
Payment oi interest due August l, 1901.
on county bonds.
The County Clerk was ordered to
draw warrant on ordinary revenue
fund in favor Of jesse Stephenson.
Attorney, on account of the claim Of
Henry Whalen, in the sum Of s-,O0.
Chauncry :. Aldrich was appointed
Ju aicc Of the Peace in prccinc, No. /, Ia
I'LL vacancy,
Election Judges were appointcd ns
follows:
Precinct No. IL. II. Cheney, Chns.
Ydren. 7. A. Brashear.
No. al. &. Wiley. Il. II. Crowder,
John =. Gardner,
No. 3-Gco. \. Willis. II. J. Schradcr.
John s. R~Ian.
No. IL. q. Carpenter. Asa Pang''orn
J. +. Colman.
NJ. $40. Abrams. TIC. Thornc. A.
G. Cook.
No.S-L. ID. Crooks, Henry shcrer. c.
A. White.
No. 4 Jc.sc Stephenson, c. s. Conant
&. y. Aidrich.
No. s. r. y. Moody. &. r. Shaw. u. y
Wolff.
No. 0-Ii. V. Smith. Geo. Cole, u. r.
Ayer.
No. i0-Tho~. O'iiricn, Chas. Gal
breath, Clarence Clcghorn.
No. lit. A. 1ood, +. J. Mccarthy.
inn. u. nrusiic.
No. l3-R q. breckenridge. W. u.
Hawkins, Lpui Wcysnd.
No. l3-A. v. Henson. J. ". Hall.
0sa D. 0ibbs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

BoRN: Saturday July 20th to
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Weynnd son.
Mother and child are dong nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

George Duvic Is taking Il week 5
lay off and is enjoying himsolf
without gong off into the hills.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Fifteen people were injured, no
one fatally. by the ovcrturning of
Il sleeper in Denver 4 Rio
Grnndr narrow guagc train on
Marshall pass Tuesday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Clarence Moody has lait min.
ing Tor whils and will go TO
rsnching He moved his family
from Jasper Tuesday TO the West.
field ranch north west of Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Is. +. Stevens has been up the
river II week fishing. With. hlm
are his son, daugtcr and two
friends.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

a "hcn party" composed of Mrs.
Monroe, Mrs. and Miss IIccker,
Miss Stovcr. Miss PcIrcc and Mrs.
Vaudeville are camping at the
Gap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

y William Haskell. of Denver, ar.
rived in the city "Wednesday and
will visit with the Woods family II
few DAYS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

The Graphic is talking ofmoving
up into the business center of town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

We arc in receipt Of good long
letter from Rev. q. W. Station
who is enjoying himself in Yves,
Virginia among the hills which
were familiar to him many ycnrs
ago. He writes u, some length Of
the marvellous growth of the towns
and cities OF the war made state"
and is m full of life and gladness
~ ever. Space will not permit of
his letter in full this week on
account Of other matter that came
in ahead.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Bids for doing the county legal print
ing were opened and the contract
awarded to the Monte Vista Journal.
THE following bills were allowed
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Haheas COrpas.

Last Saturday, upon the CON.
plaint of e. NJ. Corlet,, Z. 7. Bor-
onRhs was ordered 10 give n bond
in the sum of 5000 10 keep the
peace. Upon the nlvice Of his
attorney J. T. N-erks,np. Mr..
BorouHhs refused To give bond
and was sent To the county Jail.
Monday the prisoner sued ont a
writ Of .hal'sss corpus Ia the
county court aud ih. evidence
upon which the fin ling of Justice
Warbnrton was based wac reviewed
and tho prisoner discharged.
Judge narystt held the evidence
Was not sufficient To deprive a man
of his liberty. In casea of this
kind Il 10 customary Tor tho com.
planning witness to testify that hs
stands IN actual fear of great
bolily injury. This pi~s~ of i'm.
portant eveslencs Jesse Stephen.
son, who conducted the proseca.
tion. faiIstl 10 introduce. He pro.
seIrsti 10 rest his csss on Idle
thrsats.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

II. ID. Abrams sherif's fees .sG4s.G5
w. +. Baird, deputy assessor $3.50
Librado Martinez. sheep inspector 12C1
, 8. 4. Hoskins coroner 5 fees. go. 2.6O
z. B. Stutsman, constable's fees 5.C0
Prospector Co., printing .. 1880
JAS. Mcintosh assisting assessor 1000
J. 5. Campbell, witness. ........ 2IJ
&C. Spencer. ...... $40
Geo. s. Warburton" ....... i.75
l.. II. Duvic ....... 200
Chris Spciser .... 40
J. c. Bushingcr, ......... I.75
Chas. Spciser ......... 4.WI
J. s. Camptcll ........ 4.15
Geo S. Warburton, justice fees 1870
r. @. Spencer, witness. - 80
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

The school census Of the state
shows mn increase Of 9.2-7 over
last year. Rio Gran1e county
shows sgsin OF IA; Sngunchc, lsi:
Conejos, l22; Costilla has loss of
20; Mineral a lo~s Of IS. The
school fund Of the state is s59.9
s3. The Valley xppor,ionment Of
the state funds IL mn follows: Con-
ejo~, II, ,i2,57; Costilln. sGs2. ~:
Mineral. tl27. 50; Rio Grnndc,
1853 80; Saguschc. 5i4sG.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Charles BARRIERS wife has com.
pletely recovered from her danger
Ons illness of a few weeks ago.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Dan Stalcy, the Hooper banker,
was in this city Monday on busl.
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

John and Theodore Widman are
expected home from Mceker the
first of August.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Ben johnson of jasper has been
in the city II few days visiting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

The Del Norte beer wagon passed
through town Thursday with a
wagon load of empty bottles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

OF the twelve teachers elected
by the Monte Vista school board
the following resigned: Misses
Porter, llavilanl, Trueblood.
Newell! and Taylor Their plnces
have been filled by the election o,
Addie kendrick, of Boulder, prin.
cipal; Alice G. Beckwi,h. of
Pniksville, Mo-: Sth and 9th
grades; Edna johnson. of Mis-.
sour, 7lh grade; Lydia jacobs,
9th grade; Ella Collins. of Ala
mosa, End grade.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Subject for morning sermon
"A Modern Abraham. Evening
Life Insurance.
Board Of Stewards meet on
Tuesday evening.
Topic for Epworth Leasue-
"rhe Bible"
Scripture Reading Bessie War
burton. Address Floyd Pendell.
Recitation-Lida Henry. Curl.
Gus Bible Facts Clara Whittier.
Popular Quotations. Bernice Sui.
livan.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

DIR. Orr, of Alamosa, was in
town Thursday as member of the
board of pension examiners.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Ben johnson of jasper has been
in the city II few days visiting.
The Graphic is talking ofmoving
up into the business center of town.
Dan Stalcy. the Hooper banker,
was in this city Monday on busl.
ness.
John and Theodore Widman are
expected home from Meeker the
first of August.
Will Woods and family have
moved INTO the Hcckler house on
Euclid Avenue.
The fish up the river are being
destroyed by dynamitcrs who ought
to he looked after.
Mrs. Fred Larick is building .
brick house in Grand View east
OF the machine shops.
DIR. Orr, of Alamosa, was in
town Thursday as a member of the
board of pension examiners.
The pel Norte beer wagon passed
through town Thursday with IA
wagon load of empty bottles.
Charles BARRIERS wife has COM
plctcly recovered from her danger
ons illness of "a few weeks ago.
George Duvic Is taking week 5
lay of and is enjoying hlmsolf
without gong off into the hills.
BoRN: Saturday July 2Oth to
MIR. and Mrs. Louis Wevand son.
Mother and child are dong nicely.
Is. +. Stevens has been up the
river II week fishing. With. hlm
are his son, dangtcr and two
friends.
William Haskell. of Denver, ar.
rived in the city "Wednesday and
will visit with the Woods family n
few days.
John and Will Woods left for
Platoro at sun rise Wednesday
morning where they will remain u
few days fishing.
John Wake came home from
Antonito Thursday where he has
been doing some brick work for
the elite Of that place.
a hen party" composed of Mrs.
Monroe. Mrs. and Miss lIcckcr,
Miss Stovcr. Miss PcIrcc and Mrs.
Vaudeville are camping at the
Gap.
Fifteen people were injured, no
onr fatally. by the overturning of
II sleeper in Denver 4 Rio
Grnndr narrow cuagc train on
Marshall pass Tuesday morning.
Clarence Moody has lait min.
ing for whils and will 20 TO
rsnching He moved his family
from Jasper Tuesday to the West.
field ranch north west of Monte
Vista.
One Of the I"lliest parties ut the
Gap is that of the kcntnck lans.
They ARE IL generous. whole souicd
people who see to il that every
lodv shares with them the best
they have in camp
John Mcdonald who wns mr..
rested last week for monkcying
with II heiulgntc on Rock Creek
wis found guilty IN Justice War.
Mirtons court and fine was s,Is.
pended during good behavior.
Wagon Wheel Gap lis the center
Of attraction for campers. Besides
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Will Woods and flmilv have
moved INTO the Hcckler house on
Euclid Avenue.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

Mrs. Fred Larick is bnilllng q
brick house in Grand View east
of the machine shops.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-27

The fish up the river are being
destroyed by dynamitcrs who ought
to he looked after.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
JUDGE HOUGH FILES ANSWERS.
Asks That Contest of Withrow and
Mueach BE Dismissed.

Judge Warwick HoUsh filed answers yes
terday in the contest proceedings brought
against him by former Judge James e.
withrow ard Attorney Hugo Muench. de-
feated candidates for the position Of Circuit
Judge at last NOvember's election. With
row and huench filed contests against the
three Democratic Judges who were elected.
The answers are similar in Allegations.
Judge Hough. after denying the ayermSnts
of the petition Of contestants. alleges fnat
If the matter be gone into he will show up
gross Irregularities in the election oy
which he lost thousands OF votes.
In the first place. he AYERS in each case
that the contest proceeding is Irregular, be-
of court after the election. nor presented to
a Judge OF the court in vacation within
forty days after the election. and that TO
notice was served on the contestSe within
ten days of the bringing OF the contest.
He states that he will show in each case.
IL any Judge try to investigate the matter.
that 100 votes in each of the precincts of
be cast for contestant were objected to as
illegal. the persons casting the votes not
being registered in the election precincts in
which they voted. or being otherwise dis
qualified.
He will also show. he AYERS, in each case.
that twenty votes cast for him in each pre-
clnct were not counted; that the names OF
twenty voters in each precinct were omitted
from the registration lists furnished the
judges of election. and that twenty ballots
more in each precinct were rejected for i'm
material reasons
The answer in each case closes with the
allegation that Judge Hough will contest
500 votes cast for the contestant end
prays that the contest be dismissed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31

pose the bill. II was made Up of W. :.
Chaplin. chancellor Of Washington Uni
versity; Given Campbell. Isaac H. LicE-
berger. Robert Fl. Kern. John Felker. pres
ident OF the School Patrons Alliance: Doc
tor J. D. Nincil and President John A. HaT-
risOn of the Board of Education These
gentlemen presented TO the Senate commit
tee the same ar ments which had been
presented TO the House committee. ana
had obtained an unfayOrable report ON the
bill. Senator Collins. father of the bill.
was the only person who pleaded in favor
of the measure.
After the committee had reached its de-
cisiOn to report the measure faVorably Sen
ator Collins expressed the belief that the
measure would pass the Senate.
It's a vindication for me. no matter what
the House does with the bill.' he said
IL il certain that the measure will not
pass the House. even il the Senate passes
IL. Representa- Holland. who introduced
the measure in the House. has abandoned
his efforts in behalf Of the measure. and
the House Committee on Education has al
ready reported unanimously against the
measure.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
REPRESENTATIVES of All Wards Meet
at Headquarters and Report
Most Favorable Outlook
URGED TO WORK CEASELESSLY.
Colonel W. II. Swift Advises Them
to Lose No Opportunity to Ad-
vance Their Candidates Inter
ests-Twenty Wards Sure.

The supporters Of Roila Wells for the
Democratic nomination for Mayor met last
night at Wells headquarters in the Carle-
ton building and completed all preliminary
work incident to makirg up their deleSa-
tions in the various wards OF the city.
There were present I23 Democrats. repre-
senting every ward in the city +. F.
Guion. chairman of the Wells Campaign
Committee. presided. and Waller Edwards
acted as secretary. The representatives OF
the various wards filed their lists of dele
gates and reported upon the prospects in
their wards. The delegations will be fled
with the Election Commissioners to-mor-
row. They include some of the leading men
OF the city, engaged i'm all the professions
and different lines OF business.
Colonel William II. Swift addressed the
meeting. He outlined the coming municipal
campaign. and urged every man 10 go back
TO his ward and occupy every moment of
his time in acquainting his people with the
importance Of this campaign. Among other
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
To.DAYS NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

local discount rates were quoted N - "
s,Itren,e at 10 Z per cent on call ana I'M
lD r.5o c,esrings were Sc $1,000 and the
hsiances s7s054S. Domestic exchange Was
nnoted as follows: New York, sc diso1un' s.,i
hid par asked; Chisago. SC discouht ,1t Dsu Dsr
- na, aPetea. cincinnati, l0c discount bid' par
sseLed: New Orleans. 1oc discount Dla' pa. pa
asted: Louisville. 1oc disc'ch' ''0' '
asked -,.o, tower
The local market for wheat -.Els e, Jp,v:
-, - n Jan; 7sisc b. May; iS7sc o. ~ -, .
aie.,5a az ,S.s NJ red. Corn closed lower at 3.c
I'p ian. csc n. May; sac b. July So SO:
II: .,b;te, oats closed at 26Ac n. jan :
a,z.assc b. May; 2Sl.a14c No
- I,.al market for standard mess porN
~ arm an sr=.as for new. Prime Steam
isq6'c iay5 closed lover 1t S7.l5 east SIDE. ...a
The local SPOT cotton mAiA'
steady.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31

tiOns pay" he said Take time 10 consider
this question Let a commission be ap-
pointed by the Governor to consider this
subject for two years instead OF trying to
solve ii in seventy days
The material presented at the hearing
disclOses amply that two methods will be
used by public and quasi-public corpora
tions to kill the proposed franchise tax leg
isiation-
Ffrst-To attempt to ''temporize for the
present. by securing the appointment Of a
Commissioner to report two years hence
Second-To make the legislation nugatorv
by including all corporations private and
MISUNDERSTANDING. as well as public
and Quaisi-public. in the tax
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
MUST APPEAR IN SUPREME COURT.
Temporary Writs of Prohibition
Scrxed on RepubIican Contesta nts.

Marshal r. F. See of the Supreme Court
yesterday served temporary writs of pro-
hibition on all the Republicans who are
contesting the seats of the Democrats
elected last fall. The writs command the
contestants TO appear before the supreme
Court in jefferson City and show cause
why a permanent writ OF prohibition shouli
not be issued to prevent the Circuit Court
from ordering the ballot boxes opened for
a recount
The wrfts which are directed against
Judge SeIden P Spencer declare that he
exceeded his authority when he issued The
order to the Election Commissioner The
writ declares the right of secrecy in bal-
lot is fundamental in the Constitution. The
Marshal served writs yesterday on Sam u
H0dgdon. Doctor Henry Lloyd. Louis Alt
and Eugene McQuillin. He completed his
work last night and departed for Jefferson
Cit.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
SPRINGFIELD DEMOCRATS IN CITY.
Colonel Murray and Editor Jewell on
Business.

Colonel L. H Murray. a capitalist and
Democratic politician. and Harry Jewell
editor Of the Leader-Democrat of Spring.
field. were at the Ltclede Hotel yesterday.
road In Springfield known as the Robber-
son Avenue road. The track is down. but
far not car ever passed over the rails
Recently Colonel Murray has been seeking
to have the road extended through several
important Streets. and when that is done
he says he will equip 1t with full compile
ment of rolling stock
Editor Jewell was in town on personal
business. He says he wants no political Of
fee. although he has frequently been mem
toned as possible selection for Coal on
Inspector for st. Louis, in case the Gov
ernor decides that the Office IS more than
a local one.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
- - sI[HIEBAN.

- L'.-1Ni' - tbe lac ". NJ. senter VIII
fake place to-day ..,.o,ad
tn 80 stock Exchange VII! oe 0peNeU
a. dsv with a fitting celebration.
rdyrina Bixby Ladd files sun iCI ~
,i-I.,,,- drunkenness and il-treaineht 's
grounds .o1eb-,.e their
,,aidcn wedding with a reception anu D3'i -
the Odeon- .,- ...,;,ss 70 nlace
..,-s;,,. stamps in certificate OF IN
corporation emo
-rbe salvation Army has planned a TWO
-. celebration - the anniversary oi IL
entry into St Louis -..,,
81 Louis miIleTs prepare 10 ,, en- 80. "a.
1-nronoap -four merchants. who VIII c'ii'e
on an excursion next May
The Young woman's Christian Es..' Eso.'''
zion decides 10 appoint standing
and arranges n course OF hiD'1
Denutv sheriff Beuairs of St LOUIS
,,a,,,,y after a desperate encounter WIN
90 men In a car, effected a unique cap
1ure. .,s,
,-,rraut chargin larceny was lsued
,gsinst II r. Rundel the former empioSe
~ the Ferguson Mckinney Dry GooGs Ooih-
pany. ,-,L,.,. war;.
-renporarv writs OF prohibition were
served on Republican contestants ol w
last city election D bie G~f-
Marshal. c,..
Two Catholic priests. Republican city
committeeman Pat Clark ana bIe"tr
.;rone we're the principal witnesses at the
1Torton-Bufler contest proceedings
pishop Thoburn OF India and the Fever
end Francis d. Gamewell of emma VIII au-
dress interdenominational missionary mass
meetings in St Louis next Tuesday
The Young Republicans banqueta at Kan
sac CITY promises to be a fizzie. senator
Hanna wouldn't consent to speak, ana no
Others of national prominence will accept.
The Transit Company sells half OF It's
United Railway bonds and gives an option
for the remainder, being thus enabled TO
buv the minority stock Of the broadway
line
The Choral-Symphony Society decides 10
continue its work and will begin an active
campaign for the guarantee fund.
Three men are injured by the overturning
OF a sand car near the Chain of Rocks
The School Board decides TO withdraw Its
request for a special election on the ques-
tion of increasing taxation.
Representatives of all wards meet at
Wells headquarters and report delegations
ready for filing tomorrow.
Mayor Ziegenhein leaves his Office before
the Worlds Fair bond ordinance reaches
there. and fails to return. He will be asked
40 sign the measure this morning.
Mrs. George W. Allen institutes habeas
proceedings in New York to recover pos
session of two sons nov in their fathers
care
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
Municipal Owner.hip Convep,to,

A call has been issued by President
Brandenburger of the Municipal Owner
ship League. for a convention to be held
THURSDAY, February Z, at 80 p. m, in Ma
sonic Hail. to select nominees for a mu-
nicipal ticket. There Will be l73 delegates
from the twenty-eight wards and twenty
delegates at large The apportionment Of
delegates is on a basis of 1 to every 100
members of the League.
The call for the convention is signed hy-
President Brandenburger W. C. ellis seq
retary. and +. s. Kowalski chairman of
the Executive Committee Lee Merfwether
will be the choice Of The convention fer
Mayor.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
TO GUARD AGAINST COLLISION.
Governor DOckery Suggests an
Amendment to Present Law.


jefferson City, Jan. Ex-Governor Dockery
sent TO the General Assembly to-day a
message recommending law prohibiting
boards Of managers and other officers of
the State having charge OF eleenosynary,
educational and other Institutions from be-
ing Interested In contracts for work to be
performed and supplies to be furnished such
institutions"
The message pointed out that provisions
to this effect were in the statutes relating
TO the Federal Soldiers Home, the Confed-
crate Soldiers Home. the State Normal
Schools. the Lincoln Institute. the Peniten-
tiary. tine Board of Charities and Correc-
tions. ard the law relating to convict labor
In the Penitentiary.
These wholesome restrictive provisions.
the message says 9" do not apply TO all of
our eleemosynary. educational and other in
stitutions. 1t is obvious that they should
be applied
"In the management of all State institu-
tions and State boards I will demand the
enforcement of the spirit of the statutes to
which I have adverted. but in order that
the interests of the people may be more Sc
cureiy guarded. / respectfully urge the
amendment OF the existing law
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
Meeting of Wells. Supporters.

A rousing meeting OF Wells supporters in
the Twenty-fifth Ward under the auspices
of the Wells Democratic Ward Club was
held last night at the Suburban Club, No.
1918 Morgan street Three hundred en-
thusiastic Wells men were present ID. R.
Redeem. presided. Speeches were made in
dorsing Wells for Mayor. pledging him a
majority in his ward and indorsing the dele
cation from the ward. John W. Wells. was
indorsed for the House OF Delegates from
the ward
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-31
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

An s-year-old boy commits suicide by
hanging himself with a rope 10 an apple
tree.
Young girl stabs herself four times. then
cuts her throat.
Two girls, fifteen years Of age. hold up
and rob farmer of SIS. but overlook N,ooo.
which he had in a concealed pocket.
Arkansas mother is driven insane by the
elopment and marriage of her daughter.
Kansas City Police Judge urges citizens
TO arm themselves as protection against
highwaymen and recommends Offering of
rewards for dead bandits.
Missouri House Of Representatives adopts
a compromise resolution regarding reduc-
tion of passenger railroad fares.
Senator Cullom and Congressman Cannon
likely to clash over Federal patronage.
Governor Dockery has not yet decided up
on st. Louis Police and Election Commits
Eioners,