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LeadersAlarmed at Pros.
pect of Tammany Tri.
umph in Local Cam.
paign if State Cons
stabulary Bill u Passed
Urge Delay in Devsfy
Matter.
Platt confers with the
Governor and State
Chairman for Hours:
but Pres sure 10.
Brought to Delay Az
tion-rlayor Smiles.

At 4.3O p. N. the conference at ~
Fifth Avenue Hotel benwasen Gov.
Odcll. Senator Plat and othsr Re-.
publican leaders was still in session.
and 1t was understood that the Statoi
cons;abulary plan as means to pun..
ish Van Wyck and get rid Of Deves1.
was under discussion.
A report was current tha& Repn6si
licans. alarmed for the local CANE
paign. had asked Plat and Odell 'nsk
to push the State police bill now I'D
not to remove Van Wyck or Murray
for fear OF giving an advantage u
Tammany. {
Chairman Dunn Of the Republlcaa
State Committee left the confsrssps
about $50 p. NJ. to announce that e
had been decided to refer the reap
portionment scheme to a Joint legis-
lattve committee and redistrict To
whole State and not only this city.
Mr.. Dunn refused to say WHIST plSn
had been decided upon In the polics
matter. That some move was ..
Dected was shown by the nocking %
politicians to the hotel, the eSrriduss
being packed.
All privately admitted. howsvss.
that Tammany has tho best position
in the police situation. Most OF tie
prominent men advise caution and
delay In acting, waiting for the Taaa-!
many officials to do something -
also TO await the development a
public opinion.
One suggestion from leading polt.
tician was 70 restore the old status
~ ."sd;S the constItutIonaltr q
tho new police bill In the courts.
Chairman Lewis Nixon, It ns
stated this afternoon. had cabled =
protest to Richard Croker. declarins
he would resign from Tammany Hal
II Devery were retained In the Polioe
Department.
This didn't seem to disturb tie
Mayor, who was never no affab;s -;
smiling as he was to-day at the CITY
Hall. He bowed to every one he MT
The Police Department. throuehous
Is In q state OF panic whiN TammGny
and the Governor lock horns. The
force expects Odell to act promptly
and sees shake-up ahead to which
all recent ones will prove mere tribes.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
ALLIES ACCUSED OF GRAB.
Four Powers Arrsatgncd by Sir Rob-
ert Hart In Chinese Service.

PEKING. Feb. :3.-sir Robert Hart.
Chief OF tho Chinese Imperial Customs.
has sent tho Ministers OF the powers q
strongly worded letter Of protest against
the seizure " his property to increase
the sixc OF the legations area. which
has been taken by austria, France. Ger
many and Italy.
The latter power has taken the ground
on which Sir Roberts house was stu.
ntcd. lie says 1t can only be considered
chinese Government propsrty IN An In
definite sense. In that, during the past
twenty years. part Of his salary as a
In houses. instead OF tho Government
paying In cash.
chase OF land. In building houses and In
keeping them ~ repair. He considered
vCars he owned the property absolutely.
It Is generally unde,s,o9d In The he's service "
house owned It. having purchased !. on
rent allowances.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
GERMANS
DEFEAT
CHINESE.
OPientals Lose 200 Killed
and Wounded in Run
ming Fight.

TTEE.TSIN. Feb. c3.-Scvcral hundred
Imperial cnincse troops attacked NIFTY
Germans west Of Pao-TinS-Fu Feb. Il.
Tho Germans were hardp rcssed. fought
a rear guard action and virtually drove
the Chinese back.
Tho Germans had one man killed. and
seven men wounded. II Is cstimaie1 that
the canesc lost ID in Killed and
wounded.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
TO GERRYMANDER
THE ENTIRE STATE.
Republican Leaders Decide to
Submit the Plan to
l legislature.

point a committee. rs will Senator Ellis
WORTH. iosicr III the Senator. These
two committee. viii meet and together
formulate plans for tn. rc'iisif:ctinH
and rcapportionment OF the entire
State no, llon" for the city OF New
York.
These plans will be submitted to the
Legislature some time before the end OF
tho session and. 1t Is said, will be passed
The evening world., 1901-02-23
JOB JUGGLING" IN
CONGRESS TO STOP.

tho House since tho organization OF the
famous hog combine" In tho Fifty.
fourth Congress has been we'll known.
Men are employed at large salaries to DO
certain work. and are allowed 10 sub.
ic, the work for lower price. Repub-
iican employees are compelled to divide
their saIa rics In order to make places for
others.
The COMMITTEE Of investigation went
to work at dacc. ana under the -csolu-
to-day.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
c0NoER MAY LEAVE CHINA.
American Minister Ssays His Family
In in n Nervous state.


DIES MONIES. Ia. Feb. :3.-Another
~ message has been received from
=. n, Conger. United States Minister to
ChAps, In which he explains TO an Iowa
frsend that his wife and daughter and
moco, Miss Pierce. who wcrc with him
durarg tho siege. arc In such n nervous
oonditon that he fears To have them
remain longer in Picking.
They must leave very soon. but they
viii never remain away while he IL
there. Hc would be glad II no could
eemo home and DO Governor OF Iowa.
He c,nrot well leave China unless Tor
some such good reason. because Prcsi.
dent Mckinley has told Major Congcr's
friends positively that he wants Conger
70 stay in China. and that. there 10 no
truth in the Fssnors OF disagreement be.
tween him soA the Saaue Department
The evening world., 1901-02-23
,so.e,., to Tn. E,.nips wor.dJ

WARRINGTON. Fob. :s.-Ths scandal
regarding tn. payment and employment
OF House employees VIII be investiHzit ted.
The Committee ON Rules. 10 which was
referred Representative Bailey's rcsoiu.
ton Of investigation. reported II favor
ably and II was adopted by the House.
Speaker henderson appointed ConkresJ.
men Moody. Long. Ovcrs,ree,. Bailey
and SewlaIdy.
That positions have been Jussled In
The evening world., 1901-02-23
D. a. R. IN HOT CLASH.
Mrs. Manning. Drhed by Mrs. dc
sha, subslded.
Special 10 The Evening World.

Especial TO The Evening Worlds
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.-During dis
cussion Of an amendment to the D. \.
r. constitution nj the meeting OF the
Congress to-day Mrs. Manning left the
oAair and took part In the discussion.
Hrs. Manning claimed that all tho pro-
seedlings Of the National Board were
poported to the Congress. Mrs. De sha.
one OF the founders. took issue and. re-
plying TO Mrs. Manning. said:
They are not. Madam Prcsident-
General. You DO not dare to make a re-
port VI your dolnGs"
Mrs. Manning was ehundcrstruck. and
replied:
co.
AIRS. DO Sha quietly replied:
Mclean"
Mrs. Manning subsidized.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
10 MINERS IN PIT
63 HOURS SAVED.
Almost Drowned. They Held Out Until
Rescue Party Reached Them.

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Feb. o.-After
sixty-,hrcc hours under ground. for the
greater par; OF the time In water. ten o:
the thirteen ..s.o" c.usat,.n tne Asy-
.um mines by a sudden I'M a.;: OF water
The evening world., 1901-02-23
PLATT ADVANCES HIS SON.

senator Makes Y. r. Piatt Vice.
President Of q. =. Express Co.
T.. r.. Plat was this afternoon appo!nt-
ci vice-prnsident and treasurer OF the
United States Express Company to MI
tho vacancies loft by the late Thomas f.
Wood.
A. r. Starkwcnthcr has been appoint.
ed EcnSrul agent for the district OF New
York.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
Until

were rescued alive to-day.
Wien they reached the surface they
we're nearly blind and exhausted.
Tae remaining lhre- probably will be
rescued In few hours.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION.

PIGEON Mich a hcad-on
plough til"
instantly brakeman VIII White of Three Rivers.
fatally injured. othere slightly Injured.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

Eorrcnst for the thirty
,,x hours ending \ +. ".
sunday for New York CitS
mud vicinity, Fair to-niHht:
sunday clUniy and prob
ubi, snow, >nriRbic winds,
hrrominx irrsh pOrthchAt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The evening world., 1901-02-23
CONTRACTOR GETS A STAY.

obtained Justice McAdan n
pending appeal from The order OF Judge Fitzgerald
Stevenson
OF IA pcel with
that care
The evening world., 1901-02-23
SNOW is DUE TOMORROW.
Cioud~ and WInd. Gathering for
PrOmisrd storm.

Tho day opened clear Az! Geld with
CRAP br~exes that about noon swept up
4 fringe OF cloud which promises snow.
Forrcaster Emery says the fall WI
come tomorrow. when thr nnr'hcaSs
wind will blow fre-hcr AMI b""o'nn
in the mean time the clouds viii
gather and thickcn for tn" approaching
storm and the cold VIII remain
The evening world., 1901-02-23
cHAFFEE's ORDER oFFEEDs.
TsTbIdden City Privileges Not
Rslishcd By Ministers.

PEKING. Feb. 2a.-Gcn Yamag,ichi.
tho japanese commander. and Gen.
Chanec. have issued orders permitting
visitors. properly accredited. to visit the
Forbidden City on certain days during
certain hours, and that foreign Generals
and their personal friends can visit the
city At any time.
The foreign Ministers consider them.
selves sliShted.
The evening world., 1901-02-23
)DELL IS CHECKED
SKULL FRACTURED WITH
iron BAR CURING FIGHT

,.-r-.-l-s vi. s-gs~-a t--u nsu,4
blacksmith 2oso Lexington and Charles
thirty nth
sractur Of tho skull III taken to Harlem iiosp,a!
restcf
The evening world., 1901-02-23

The more you kno~ OF alss the .arst you win
be to s.iec, DAii.ANrlSE's. They are the
standard, -
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narii-Trnn.i. TO the wc.t.

Psnnsylvan,a Railroad. the short line
CAIeaSo. Cine!nnati. indianapolis AID ST. Louls's
The evening world., 1901-02-23
WINNERS At NEW ORLEANS.

FIFTH R,cr-sr r,,hurt ,por, n,v', 3 Bsnquo II
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
PLACES OF WORSHIP.

Services at the Presbyterian
church, Silver venue and Fifth
street, T. c. Beattie. pastor, at IL n
m. and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at
9:45 a. m; Y. p. g. G. 4. at 6:46 p.
m. All cordially invited.
First Congregational church, w. ].
Marsh, pastor-Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. preaching service at II: Junior
Endeavor 1T $3.50; Y. p. s. C. Il. at
$50; evening service at 1880. All are
morning service will be THE Model
Church"
Highland Methodist church. South
Arno between Silver and Lead ave
nues; NJ. Hodgson. pastor--Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m; Epworth league
at $3.50 p. m; preaching at IL q. m
and 1880 p. m, by the pastor. All
are cordially invited.
First Baptist church. Bruce Kin
ney, pastor-Sunday school at 9:4I
a.. m; F. w. Spencer, superintendent:
IL a. m. Rev. George II. Brewer will
preach. Christian Endeavor at $50
evening service at 1880. at which tn,
pastor will preach on Jesus and Hi
Teaching About Sin" Ali are invited
st. Johns Episcopal church-Sun
day school at 10 a. M. morning pray
er and sci mo- at IL a. m; evening
prayer and sermon at 1880 p. m. Mis-
Heimbeck. musical directress: Mis-
Renison. chorister; Miss Bogh. organ
list.
Rev. o. Gornall, Of the Free Metho
dist ministry. will preach tomorrow
night at NO. ia West Copper avenue
at 1880, The public are cordially In
| yited to attend.
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ed with killing deer, were tried be.
fore Justice Qulnlan. They pleaded
guilty and were sentenced to Ave days
in the county Jail.
T. s. Bunch has decided to locate
In Solomonville and will open a law
Office there. Mr.. Bunch Is an able law.
yer and has held n number OF public
Offices. which he filled to the salts
| faction OF his constituents, and he will
be heard from In public affairs In his
new home.
The law firm Of Robinson 4 Glib
| son, OF Tombstone, has been dissolved
| by mutual consent. The Junior mem
| Der of The firm. Oscar Gibson. former
w OF Flagstaff. will remain In Tomb
| stone and will try 1t alone. He has
on excellent law practice there and
is one OF tho leading lawyers OF Co
| chise county.
At Supll one Of the men In the EN-
| ploy Of the water service of the San
ia Fe Pacific was instantly killed by
a giant powder explosion. The unfor
| tunate nan was employed with the
| force laying the pipe line from SupaI
to Mcclellan, and was thawing the
powder when the explosion occurred
The body was torn to pieces.
G. II. Mcclure is in from the Last
| Chance mine. He will leave In a few
days for California and Nevada. where
he will look owe the mining sections
for mining properties for a syndicate
who desire investment In that line
Mr.. Mcclure has the reputation Of
being an excellent Judge OF mines
and men OF capital are willing to bach
his judgment.
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o

In advertising. II In nothing else
in the business world. II Ia fatal to
look back. Don't worry because some
scheme you have tried last year failed
10 bring returns. Try another this
year, or. II YOU cannot think OF a bet
ter, try the last year plan owe again
with notifications. Peoples ideas are
constantly changing. Only infinite
wisdom car tell just which advertis.
ing plan will pay best, for II is often
the conditions under which the plan
Is launcnod and not the plans which
are right or wrong and bring or do
not bring results. II takes mighty
little business sense to know, however.
that the stopping Of advertising Is
almost sure death TO most enterprises
A thing Is never so good that every,
body knows II. unless the tale Ia told
and retold by the ones most vitality
interested, namely the selling agents
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0THE WESTERN TOWNS.
Holbrook, WinsIow, Flagstaff, vii
liams, Kingman. St. Johns
and Needles.
INTERESTING SHORT PARAGRAPHS.
HoLBRook.

From the Argus.
Miss Mercie McAllister spent
Thanksgiving week with friends at
Winslow.
Mrs. b. b. Harris. of Sturgis, 8. D.,
arrived acre and will spend the holl'
day season with her daughter, Mrs. j,
F. Woods.
Hon. Richard Gibbons. of st. Johns
left here for the southern states
where he will fll a two years mission
In the interests OF the church Of Lat
ter Day Saints.
Mr.. Cummings. teacher at Keams
Canyon. was down TO meet his fathel
and mother. who were on their way
from Illinois to California, and stopped
over a day here.
Or. r. ". Hathorn, who lives aboui
twelve miles north OF here. Is seri
ously i'll with heart trouble, but hope
to learn OF his speedy recovery.
Company A, OF the Arizona Nation
al Guards. has been organized and tn,
boys are having the awkwardness TAX
en- out Of them. The uniforms and
guns are expected daily. Even the
awkward squad has been formed. al
though II would not do to publish the
names OF its members.
F. W. Nelson. Of Winslow. received
a telegram stating that Mrs. Nelson
who Is visiting In Los Angeles, hat
that day presented him with a son ant
that mother and child were doing fine
Mr.. and Mis-. Nelson's many Navajo
| county friends will be pleased to learr
OF the addition to their household.
The Ease against o. ID. Flake, oil
Snowflake. for running a peddlinl
wagon without paying the required II
cense. was brought before Justice
Wattron. The defendant asked for {
change OF and the case was
heard before Judge Mahoney at Wins
low. and upon the evidence produced
fine OF 800 and costs was imposed
Mr., Flake appealed the case 10 thu
district court.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
STOPPED SHIPMENT.

No more wheat for shipment to
Mexico will be taken by the Santa Fe
road. according to an order Just issued
by the freight department Of the road.
The reason is the ~congested condition
of the wheat trafic at FL Paso. the
Santa Fe's Mexican gateway. due to
the attempt on the part OF President
Diaz to smash the Mexican wheat com
blne.
1t Is reported that 1900 900 bushels
Of wheat are blockaded at FL Paso,
waiting for transfer to cars to carry
It down into Mexico. The Santa Fe
has hundreds OF cars tied up at FL
Paso, with no prospect OF immediate
release.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
WINSlOW.

From the Mail.
Miss Antonette Daze has accepted a
position al clerk with Mr., Lord.
Mrs Charles Woods has returned
from Columbus, Ohio. where she had
been or a visit.
Mrs. J. a. Tillett returned on the
22nd instant from an extended visit
to friends and relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. c. l.. Finn is now reported
out OF danger, and under the care OF
Or. Tillett and Mrs, Moore, will soon
be able /. leave for an extended visit
in New Mexico and Colorado for he,
health.
Mr. f. A. Jones was married TO Miss
Ruby Wallace at Lafayette Parish
Louisiana. The newly married couple
arrived in Winslow the latter part OF
last week and will make their future
home.
W. A. Parr received a telegram from
W. T.. Rawley, the secretary Of the
Masonic lodge at Los Angeles, stating
that j. l.. Morse was improving and
that while he was badly bruised, nc
bones were broken. lie will be In the
hospital three or four weeks,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07

a huso rock from above fell with ter
rible force striking him In It's course.
Ills head wns tadly cut and one OF his
feet and an ankle badly bruised.
]. c. pheian IL having q large ware
house erected over hear the railroad
tracks. This is the third structure OF
the kind to be erected In that region
and there will soon be a fourth, as
Poison Bros. intend 500 to build an
other.
Mrs. d. +. Sweetwood met with a
painful accident Friday of last week.
While passing the Delmonico restau.
rant where some scrubbing was being
done Mrs. Sweetland slipped and fell
on the wet sidewalk and d~islocated her
| wrist.
Omar Ramey left for Los Angeles
| where ne will enter the hospital for
treatment. His hearing has been
| greatly impaired since the explosion o.
| the railroad powder magazine some
| weeks ago and il Ia hoped by his many
| friends that his trip may be of bene'
At.
Graders have been at work reducing
and raising the grade on the streets In
| different places around town. When
| the work is finished Williams will he
| no more the town OF mudholes. The
| streets ore being rounded in the cen
| ter. with eighteen inch cutters at the
| sides. thus giving excellent drainage
One by enc the old pioneers are
| dropping from the ranks to join the
great maicr!t, Last Tuesday evening
John Kundee. after an Illness OF sev
eral weeks. died at the boarding house
of Mrs. Dcwles in this city. He was
an old resident OF this section. hay
ing come to this "lcinity about twent!
years ago. for tho past eight years hal
resided upon his homestead, min
miles south Of WiiiiFmG.
Npd Robinson met With a painfT
and serious mishap. He was watkins
near the brewery when a team cam
running down the street. Surprising
driver was guiding them, Ned faile,
to give up the entire right OF way anC
as a result is now suffering the conse
quences. The horses were running a
a terrific rate and when they collideC
with Ned he was knocked down an'
out. His right leg was broken ant
he was otherwise badly shaken up
Drs. Tyroler and Rounseville repaired
the injuries and he Is now doing nice
ly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07

Albert NJ. Floyd, editor of the Lis.
bon Sun, Lisbon. Iowa, asks the news
papers OF the southwest to publish
the following article:
THE address or whereabouts OF
Henry Leyh. a plasterer. " brick.
layer by trade. is wanted by his rela.
tives at Lisbon, Iowa. His aged moth
or is dead and word from him in
reference to an important family mat
ter is necessary. He has not written
home for fifteen years, and for some
years was a resident OF Colorado. Any
information thankfully received by his
| brother. William Leyh. or the Lisbon
Sun newspaper. at Lisbon, Linn coun'
| ~. Iowa"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
NEEDLES.

From the Eye.
VIII Ments, representing the Al
buquerque Citizen, was in Needles q
few days ago.
There are at least several home
less" boys who had reason to be thank
full last Thursday. Brakeman X. G.
Kennedy and ]. o. Stewart fixed W
a fine dinner at their bachelor apart
ments and invited n few OF the home
less" to dine with them. They had
a royal feast. and from comments In
dulged we opino that Kennedy must
have served served full time In some
body's kitchen before he took TO rail
roading.
Judge Root smashed his own record
on vag sentence this week. James
Goddard was up for vagrancy, and by
arousing the Judges ir he was giver
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
WILLIAM 8.

From the News.
Miss Nichols, nurse at DR.. Melick's
hospital, mas been quite III for several
DAYS past.
Or, A. q. Housewife left for Chica
go. He will be gone some time, but the
doctor has been there before and car
take car of himself,
Misses Mcintyre and Marine, teach
ers In the public school, were visitors
at the Grand Canyon last Saturday
returning Monday.
DR., Townsville was called to the
camp Of the Canyon Copper company
by a message stating that an employs
OF the mine had met with a serious ac
cident. Mr.. Hopkirk was working be
low an o~yorhanging rock and NJ al
unexpected time and without warning
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COMING NEW sTATes.

The st. Louis Globe-Democrat says
b a the unanimity with which the
leading western newspapers favor the
admission Of the remaining territories
TO statehood is significant. A strong
statehood movement Is under way in
New Mexico and Arizona, while Okla
homa has been asking admission for
the past year or two. The fact that
most OF the people OF Oklahoma and
the indian Territory want these two
to enter as a single state Is going 10
make Oklahoma's admission easy. In
the census of 1900 Oklahoma was
given a reputation OF 39S 900 and the
Indian Territory n OF 1872 900. The
recent thrush OF settlers into Okla.
homa has probably. with the natural
increase rside from this, put that ter
ritory's population up 10 $50. 900 oil
over at present.
In the present congress, therefore
the question OF the admission OF sew
eral OF the territories will receive
much attention. Arizona. the smallest
OF the territories. had 1000 inhabi
tants In 1900. but, as II more thar
doubled In population In the precedlne
ten years, the chances are that II will
reach the $50 600 mark by the end OF
the present congress in 1903. New
Mexico, the nex smallest OF the ter
ritories, had 1874. 900 population In 1900
and, though II grew TO the extent Of
only 70 per cent In the preceding ter
years. Its inhabitants are up TO tho
init OF population in the representa-
ton or ,he states In congress. Okla
homa and the Indian Territory. n
united, would enter the union with q
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-07
Exncricnce COnNinccs.

Prove its value by investing 10 cents in
trial size Of Ely's Cream Balm. Druggists
supply it and we mail it. Full size 80 cents.
ELY BROS, 56 Warren St., New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1899.
Messrs. ELY BRos. Please send me a50
cent bottle Of Cream Balm. l lind your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
cure for catarrh and cold in the head.
DELLM. PorTER, Gen. Mgr. Ariz. GoldM Co.
Mossrs. ELY BRos.;-I have been afflicted
with catarrh for twenty years. IL made me
SO weak / thought / had consumption. /
got one bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm and in
three days the discharge stopped. 1t Is the
best medicine l have used for catarrh.
Proberta, Cal. FRANK L. KIspLEsPmE.
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EIRaH CAaE

On Thursday night a thug made an
assault upon a lady In this city. II
is the only case OF the kind since the
town was established In 1880. 1t has
been a matter TO boast Of that a lady
could walk the streets OF this city
at any hour without fear Of molesta
ton. and measures will be taken &c
rid the city Of anyone caught here
after insulting or assaulting a woman
Death will be the penalty inflicted
There will be no legal trial OF thu
case
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s


From the Sun.
Jack LeBarron left for Fresno, Cal.
where he expects to spend several
months.
Mrs. r. Ii. Cameron has let to ].
G, Grim a contract for the building
OF Il three room house on North Lee
roux street.
II. ID, johnson, the opera house pro-
moter, left on a two weeks trip TO
Albuquerque. On his return here he
will push the project OF building an
opera house,
The two Apache Indians arrested
by Sheriff johnson last week, charg'