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The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
QuartSite Notes.

1 Col, Geo. W. Norton came in this morning from his Mohawk ranch and returns tonight Mir. Nortons spent the 4th at Quartsite and reports that promising district 0. K. He says the Desert Queen Company have two shifts at work on their GOO foot tunnel.
 The Nalenzuela Copper Company on the 7th inst. received a large shipment of ma chinery via Mohawk. The company has about 20 men at work developing. Col. Dick Darling is one of the principal owners of this valuable property.
 The King Verde Co. is sinking a 800 foot shaft. Two shifts of men are working and the shaft is now down 70 feet
 Guadalupa Mining Co. has 20 men develop ing. The company has hoisting works and buildings completed for a large force of men.
 The smith mines have about 800 feet of shafts and drifts completed and contract has been let for POO feet more and men are working day and night.
 Eichelbcrgcr & Rivers made shipment Of a carload of high grade ore from their Good enough mine and realized |. big profit.
 Felix Levick, Denver capitalist, has bond ed JnO. Browns Blue Bird mine and has a large force of men developing.
 The teleghone line and new road is in first class working order
 The people of Quartzsite celebrated the 4th in up To date style. Norton's fast freight line took in the first ice ever seen in town, and is made the beer so good the boys were happy.
 The new mail route from Mohawk via Kofa 10 QuartSite three times week has been let to Wm. MacBeath. The present contract from Mohawk to kof;, has been discontinued.
 Fast freight teams leave Mohawk every Tuesday for Quartzsite.
 A miner by the name of Hardy left the King of Arizona mine on the 22nd of last month for Quartzsite and two days later his body was found under a mesquite tree within 0O wards of Quartzsite. It is thought, that le was prOstrated by the heat and died from | he effects.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court of Yuma County, Arizona Territory. In the matter of the
 Estate of Notice tO Abram Carpenter, Creditors.
 Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against the estate of the deceased Abram Carpenter, are hereby notified and required to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers, to Harriet E. Carpenter. as exccu- triX of said estate within four months after the first publica- tiOn of this notice.
 Dated at Yuma, this 3rd day of July. 1902.
 HARRIET k. CARPENTER,
 EXecutriX. First pub. July 9. '93. 4t.
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SENATOR MITCUEH n

SENATOR MITCHELL of Ore gon has given notice that at the short session be will ask Con- greSs to take substantial recog- hilton of the exposition to be held in Portland in l9O5 to com memorate the expedition of Lewis and Clarke to the Pacific coast. There is some liklihood that the Senator will be asked to pledge his word that, if Con. greSs makes an appropriation, t will not be asked for a second donation to offset 9 Gcfr;erov
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

THE Southern Pacific engi- neers have reported the Santa Monica wharf not worth neces- sary repairs and the company will abandon the proposition and will remove all shipping business to San Pedro.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

PRESIDENT RoOSEvEL T'S graceful and forcible tributes to the members of his admin1stra- tion who have been subjected to public criticism were a manly utterance quite in accordance with the character of the man.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

There will be a meeting of the Spanish American Alliance Lodge. No. l'. next Sunday and officers will be elected for the ensuing year. Follow ing are the present officers of the lodge: J. l.. Redondo. president. A. '. Sa uercelli. vice presidents: Henry Levy, secretary: A. Modesti. treasurer: M. Martinez, guide; L. Ruiz, 1. w.
 Mrs. Mercedes Figueroa and child ren have returned to Yuma after an extended visit 10 kofa and Old Mexico.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

REGENT events would warrant the statement that whenever a democrat appears in public to speak for party harmony the Peerless Leader" stands ready with his oratorical mud catapult.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

HE dip of ledge can be fol lowed from a mining claim into land covered by an agricultural patent, but the dip of a ledge can not be followed from land covered by an agricultural pat ent into a mining claim.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

THE people will warmly in dorse the bill reported by the House Committee on Commerce which provides for pensioning the brave men who constitute the United States Life Saving Service.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

HE law will not hold the To- cator of a mining claim to a strict and technical observance Of the statute in respect to the terms of his notice, so long as the language employed in his description will impart notice to subsequent locators.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
NOTICE.
In the Matter of the
 Estate of

In the Matter of the
 Estate of
 Vim. Warne, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of Wm. Warne, de ceased, to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to Geo. H. RockWood, administra- tor of said estate, at Kofa, Ari- zona, within four months from date hereof.
 Dated at Kofa, Arizona, June II, 1902.
 GEO. H. ROCKWOOD, Administrator of the Estate of
 Wm. Warne, deceased. . First pub. June IS, 1902. u
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THE Southern Pacific Co. is again contemplating the con- Struction of a great bridge to span the Straits of Carquinez, near Benicia to Martinez, Cal.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
Notice for Publication
 Homestead Entry No: 3705.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
 Land Office at Tucson, Arizona. June f. 1902 Notice iS hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her intention to make communication final proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be made be lore the Clerk of th" District Court at Yuma Arizona. on Saturday July l9. 1902, viz: Jeanette Jones. of Yuma. Arizona. for the S w. .'I See 26. T. s. S E. 3f w.. C. and <. R. K and NJ.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Samuel Rudulph, James H. Meadows, Charles E. Lewis and Hiram B. Parks, all of Yuma Arizona.
 HILTON R. MOORE. Register. First rDhGc2Goa Jv1o t 1909
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New York, July 7.-Former Senator stephen w. Dorsey of Arkansas was married today to Miss Laura Bigelow, at Grace church, by Rev. Dr. William K. Huntingdon After a tour of European cities Mir. and Mrs. Dorsey will make their home in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Judge Frank and daughter Lizzie will leave for California Friday morning. They will visit with friends at Pasadena during the summer.
 Chas Denmark made the Sentinel craft happy Tuesday afternoon with crate of fine cantalOupes from his ranch in the valley.
 A. F.. Johnson and Orpha C. Owens of Nc. braska. were married on the 3rd inst by Rev Crouch.
 Miss Post, school cnumcrator for this dis trict, has completed the census and reports last year of 6O.
 Constable Meadow, returned last night from Los Angeles. where he has been on a visit with his family for the past ten days. His brother Charlie returned with hfn
 n k reported that Attorney R. r. Davis was married on the 7th inst. al los Angeles to Miss Maggie Riley. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. F. M Riley of this place
 4. c. Faker was up from his valley ranch Saturday last,
 Mrs Tcm Moiloy and family are visiting with friends ia Phoenix.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

IT was hardly to be expected that such Democrats as Senators Carmack and Patterson would be able to agree with Admiral Dewey.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

THE assessed valuation of property in Los Angeles city for purposes of taxation has increas- ed more than SIP, ,O00, 900 during the past year.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
Southern Pacific Co.--Pacific System
Seaside Excursions Three Times
 Week.

Yuma, Arizona. May l. 1902. During the season. May 1st to Octo- Der lst, Seaside Excursion ticke.s will be sold to Southern California resorts Santa Monica, LCng Beach, San Pedro, Newport Beach. Santa Barbara and San Buenaventura, for the trains leav- ing Yuma at 2:j0 d. m. each Wednes- cay, Friday and Sunday. Rates (Sl3. .40) and conditions as to use of tickets are the same as in effect in former seasons. Every one should go and keep cool
 w. H. DRESSER.
 Agent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
KEEP YOUR EYE ON YUMA.

FIFTEEN thousand six hundred and sixty-three bills were intro duced in the House during the late Congressional session.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09
NEW SURVEY RATES.

In accordance with paragraph 5, General Land Office circular of the United States mining laws, approved June 4, 1899, relating to the e-pense of office work connected with the survey of mineral claims, which author izes the Surveyor General in each district to require deposit for plating and other office work for mineral surveys, the General Land Office has direct ed that on and after July 1. 1902, the estimated cost of plat ting and other office work in connection with the surveying of mineral claims will be com Outpd as follows.
The Arizona sentinel., 1902-07-09

For lode claim. ......... $50 For placer claim. ..... D TOT mlIlSlte. .,.......-.-....... J0 For millsite, included in one survey
 with lode claim. m..... 20 For each lode claim within and in-
 cluded in the survey of a placer For several lode locations included
 in one survey. the first location All other locations included. each. D For several placer locations includ-
 ed in one survey, the first location All other locations included. each. 50 For affidavit of $500 expenditure of
 improvements. after approval of
 survey. ............. ... ,
 Should an amended order is sue, an additional deposit will be required.
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T. C. Still. In witness whereof. we have hercunto set our hands this 10th day of May. A D. 1902 A. r. HUBBARD. :. A HUBBARD r. N, SMITH, H. H. CARPENTER
 THOS. (. STILL.
 STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN LOUIS OBIsPo. SS. Before me. Albert Nelson. q Notary Public in and for the County of San Louis Obispo State of California. on this day personally an peared H. Fl. Carpenter and F H. Smith known to me to be the persons whose names are sub Scribed to the foregoing instrument and ac Snowledged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein Given under my hand and seal of office this 10th day of May. A. D. 1902.
 lSeall ALBERT NELSON.
 Notary Public. My commission expires October 18th 1903
 STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
 COUNTY OF KERN. Before me. H. F. Peters. Notary Public in and for the County of Kern. State of California on this day personally appeared A. F. Hubbard =. A. Hubbard and 1T. C. Still. known to me tO be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the mr. poses and consideration therein expressed Given under my hand and seal of office this l4th day of May. A. D. 1909.
 ISeall H. F. PETERS.
 Notary Public. My commission expires Sept. 18th 1904 Recorded at request of Wells. Fargo & Co. nj 1 go D, m.. May 26 1902
 C. P. GROWN.
 County Recorder. Territory of Arizona ~ County of Yuma. oN l. C. P. CrOnin county recorder in and for the county of Yuma. territory of Arizona. do hereby | certify that the foregoing iS true full and cor rect copy of the articles of incorporation of the Hubbard AirShip Company. as filed for | record III my office on the 2Gth day of May 1902 | and as appears of record in Book 3 of Bonds and 1 Agreements. page - ct seq, records of Yuma | county aforesaid
 In witness whereof I have hcreuntO set my | hand and affixed my official seal. this 18th day of May, A. D. 1902. n i
 C. P. CROWN Seal County Recorder. Yuma County A. T. Filed and recorded in the office of the secrr- lary of the territory of Arizona this 27th day of May, A. D, 1902, at 10 a. m.
 ISAAC T. STODDARD
 Secretary of Arizona. First publication June 25, 1902
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First pub. July 9, '92.
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First publication June D, 1902.
The sun., 1902-06-12
PHY>iCIAN rTRNrD RtCk.
N-'iirai Ntt~ntiea Deniet To . Depa,y
nb,ir-si b, tsAI sirikrrs.

rrTrstoN. IA June ~ Petty disturb
an,,'s continue abuut thu colli"r'"s In this
n"ighhorhood and ~ is l"arn'Si that N" com
panir~ will d"msnd protection from the
ShrrT Burg'-S Hunt of Hugh"~'own
and But.c'~s Burlington ~ puryea have
ls-'n a>kri to Say positively whether IL Is
Tn.,-ihl" Tor them ~ prevent the attacks
which are occurring IA th"r halliwicks.
IL not, ia" sheriff will b. p-k"d to station
deputies al thc-r pac,'-. Last night a
tho Connell colli"ry at Iackawanna. VIII
liam scott. a deputy. was CHASED and stoned
by n crowd Of Italians lie reviewed thr'e
had gashes on 'h" head
Burgess Darlington. who IL also a doctor,
was called 10 the Colliery TO attend the man.
but the moi stoned the doctor -rtzed hls
hon-, and turning IL around compelled
him "a pturt. homo without visiting the
patent.
More serious trouble - daily expected
~ the Italians arc Ia an angry mood and
arr heavily armed.
The sun., 1902-06-12
CH4RITY ~ POLICE STATIONS
Cops caro- for Hungry WaNarers-Oue
CeupIe sent To Philadelphia

A man who said h" was Prank Page
walked into the Charles street station last
night with his thrc--year r-old daughter
and asked for lodging. lie told the police
h. Was on his way from Jacssonvtlle 20
Philadelphia and that he had landed nom
the Clyde Line steamer Algonquin In the
afternoon without a cent. His exp-nsee
on board had taken all he had, he eaid.
and he and the little girl were hungry.
Ho told such straightforward story
that the policemen Iass'd the hat around
and missed nea'ly o. Then they cant out
and got him some supper. gav" him the
money and -taTt.d him for Philad.l lphiA.
wher" he said hi- parents lived.
4 woman who said sh. was Mrs. Alice
Meinhardi. ~ wears old, and her seven
yoar-old son James went 20 the Alexander
avenue station last night and asked for
assistance she said she and her son had
not had anvthing 20 eat In thr'e days and
that 'hsv had bs.en sleeping outdoors.
-ire said her husband had deserted her
and that sh. had been dispo-s"-sed from
her rooms. NJ 10 Fast 18th street. Ser
graut O'Brirn bought n dinner for her
and 'he boy. and IT." policemen, who were
PLAYING dominos N the hack room, waited
on them. When the bny finished his dinner
he wa -eu' TO the Gerry SoCi"'y's rooms
and Mrs Meinhardt was locked up on a
charge of vssrnncy.
The sun., 1902-06-12
NJ tI\ ~ >Nt y.
I Happy TrdinE Here Ia . Nissionsr,
Court,hip. Begun In s,ria

A oourtship began In SYRIA four years ago
culinInIi"d her" Yesterday when the Rev
lame- RHnsay Swain. pastor Of the Re-
formed church ~ Flushing and Miss Fanny
Mulford J.~-up were married - si5 Madison
aN"nu" IA" home of Mr. William Moodn.
relative of the hri. OwIrg 20 = recent
d"tth Iu N" brides family only rel-tiv-- and
fcW ir-Ui. W"r. present
n" CEREMONY va performed by the S~v
Dr samuel J">-up of Sidou. SYRIA. father OF
~" hrii". and ~" E'v bt Gcorg- swain.
father ot ~" bridegroom and pastor OF a
pr"-hyt"ritu church iu Nl"utovI. p. Mis-
G"rtrII" Noor' OF kriis"'uu, y ! VINO wH-
t--o,i ,iHf"d with Nil ic--4p a. mission work
~ ~ffHt. wa maid ,i honor. and Prof Harry
= lltN'u- ui ilUtei. ,l.l". y u Wa IA" best
mtr "" O.. 10 marry Mi-- Iuztl.th >NlIu,
-t-i"f OF o." bridegroom. u"N' " "Wednesday
pr"w ll'r'wIu md J r"d"r.. l"--vp, a
brother ut -" rri'N. we're -" u-h"r-. IN"
rilsl oouIl' W.u 80 OF hoI'y moon trip oi
-u'trsl week. II wa While trHN'lliil \
through ~" Holy Land that IN" Rev. Mr.
SN,lu mot 'I- bride Af'"r he Wus if- allied
t- pastor OF 90" Reformed CHURCH N Flushing
the wedding dtv vu- - ant Mis- J"ssup
travelled 90 ~" wav from syria TO The | nlted
States 80 b., ONE a hrid"
The sun., 1902-06-12
WEDDING GIFTS IN DANGER.
Ni>G HIDHO >TNDs SHERiIf
tITIR THfa. BiT roo ItTi.
rhS, "a .sn- .. Nr, kspp~r-s spen'. Us'ne
tn Jsr>s, 80 rhsr~ va. ~ tr'N u"e-
tar phrrstrus ~applrmrniar, rrs"eTsi-
tnEs uiii lNrr.sNr. iathrr ~s's

tn,b'r AZ rN~,Hi'.uu i,-,i.d hv Juat',~
MURRAY % fH' l..'u o.. rct Man" "'ls,.
,ouf' tu ft,.' of ~ N u nuuphr'~ ~
Ia N--' lg' A., -,'tghfu st~-'f, ls'pu'N
Nh'un NlaN Altman Nt"nr.rd &C. ."NN
Yesterday t'''r1uuu "a The wedding pr'-
cut- IT Nr- ,ar,iir" hupI-r. ih" daughter
ui t"l ir'd"rich kupI-r. f'rip"rlN cn'n-
n.ir rr ~ 'N' NN,uiN .trst Regiment
wuu Nas mirr'.,. lat evening to S'cNar'
VI Iar-'n a u.pl,.N 80 zen stewart l.
Noudfuri m ~ Souls tpr~cvIAl hur"h.
Tho action taken nv ~ Huuphr'e~
VT o,ca,iuu,d. h' say, hv hi~ inability
'u cnl.-cf hiI for st,i f1r medical -"ryi0'-
r.nd,r'si a y,ar ago fn thr hrti" ni v"-Icr-
day Ni,s- kupr-t r'uru,.d from turup'
IN the ~vrlur 80 1901 with a nad attack e
nervous pru-'rariuu. ,ul kupI-r r.tl"d
IA Dr lluuphri-- The docfur slvs h."
treated Ni-s Hopper for about six months
a;ld cured her
The Doctor savs also That after a reason
able length uf time he rendered a hill for
So, to Col hupper col k"pr"r ddn
paw II Then DR. Humphr,cs presented
the lil 'n Miss Sarah Jenkins of lt0 West
Eighty-frst street, With whom Miss kcpIer
and her father w"r" living and ~ whuss
hOu~N wv N''fl4l't NAliE4 NdN N'aN',l lhrl
evening AiS- J'ikti- told d. Hum
phrle- that b." hrd presented his bill to
th" wrong I-r-uu.
Dr Humphrc- concluded 70 make one
NOR. att.iTI' to ,oll,~' h. till and prr-
-..nt"d 1t to Mis- kopprr 81" turned The
bill over tu her father, A. I'll" turned over
all other bills fh'u Dr Humphrie- sued
Miss hopper 81" paid 10 attention 20 the
-ut h"r~'li, hG' her fath"r retained lawyer
William Il Rruak to- defend u The de-
fence To tho claim was first. that III" Till
should have lr,u -.nt - col kopler.
-.."uhd. that part ul tie alleged services
was rendered after nr humphr'-- had
h.-n di-rri~~.t and third. that Ml-- kop-
Jcr, NJ ~, tim" Dr Humphro- was re-
famed. va incompetent to contract debts.
Tie cas- Wde I''idcd hy Ju-tiU" Murray
in favor of DIR Humphn-s and judgment
was entered on April % Under tho JudR-
ment an "Ne'ut on was issued, and Yesterday
afternoon Deputy Sheriff Altman went up
20 tn" r.sidrno. oi Miss Jenkins To levy
on IN" wedding presents. IL" was told that
all the pr.-"uts had bt.n sent to the future
home oi M" hr 10 IN Westii'ld. y. j. Then
ho was invited INTO the house 20 rHe for
himself Altman accepted ia" invitation.
found nothing and returned the execution
urSa'is;icd
Arthur X Wing. attorney for DIR. Humph
rios. Said last n!ght that there were more
ways than ono to Cpllert "A Judgment, and
he hintcd that his next step would be 20 call
up Mrs. tapen in supplementary pro-
c,'edings
col Hopper said. while he was shaving
himself for the wedding that ho was IN
tho habit - paving hi- daughters bills
and would pay this one when Dr Humphries
concluded e. make his charges reasonable,
The sun., 1902-06-12
THE NAVY SNORT or COAL.
Miners strike MAY Interfere With The
Proposed War Game.

wAsHiSoIoS, June 1.-THE coal strike
may interfere materially with tho pro
posed war game 20 b" played IN August
t,v ,hn North Atlantic squadron and the
Coas, Artillery NJ the Long Island Sound
approach to New York. Reports 20 the
Navy Department show that thcre ia harrly
enough coal on hand on the home station
for present needs. Not only IL 'he success
Of the war gam" Threatened, hut there Is
danger Ia, ma1y Of IN" naval ves~els
now IN commission will BE- unable 20 attend
70 their cruising duties.
This is particularly true of the torpado
boat iotilla which Is assembling at Nor
folk IN prrpantiyn for a. eneS 81 important
maroIvrrs. Tlanucd by th" General Board
of tlo navy. which j. Iust now engaged
in putting INTO practical operation IL
schemes for p"ri"cting ief"uc" of ih" coasts.
Mo- Il IA" Torpedo beats IN IN" Outilla
left Port Royal. 8. C.. with just enough
coal 20 TAX" th"rn 20 Norfolk, who're they
expac,rd - md enough fuel TO fil their
huikerS Owing 10 nun-driveri"s on ac-
count - the strike, ther- was not enough
coal lcft a. Norfolk 20 RCcommodsi" th"s.
little vessels. limited a. their bunker scs-
paci'v IL. and the fojilla IL practically
unable To move There il enough coal At
some other stations 70 supply the wants
Of the torp~do craft, but tie Navy Depart
mont has not determined whether to us~
this now ar keep II for some unexpected
emergency.
Not only IL there a scarrity OF anthracite
coal, but tho strike has Affected apparently
the e,uIninou- fields, ~ loft coal contrsc-
tors have notified he Navy Department
that they ar- unable 20 make deliveries.
From Norfolk -outhwsrd n" navy has
-carcely enough fuel for present require
rnep,s Fortunately, all tho tig armor-
cIuis on the North AtlRntir station are laid
up for temporary repair and the amount
OF coal required 10 7iu -Lips T. much smaller
than wa. the case few w~aks 90 and will
h. again "A month hcnc~
ivory effort vii H. made by the Dpeart-
rn.nt 20 overcome The difficulty g. time
20 p-rrnit the big squadron on the homo
station 20 tal-c par ia Tho Long Island
Sound war game. II NAV 70 necessary,
however u - concentrate present sup
p,i~- ths. the shipa vhos" duties arc re-
car,lcd "a most important may tr kept
busy without interruption. u i "a" under
standing however. that even if enough
coal II available. the Navv Department
viii refuse 70 buv II sNtrsvagnut ~. o. arr
asked A nUinDer of contracts made hy
the Equipment Bureau months ago AZ
r.asnnahl" rates are s'ill running but 'h~
contractors. if b. feared, viii p" ursll" 70
comply with IN" '"rm- NJ 'h"ir agr"em"L'S.
The sun., 1902-06-12
DEFIED INJUNCTION ORDER
West virginia Coal striker go to jail
-sirikr Not spreading.


MoSoSoAH. W Va, june IL ihcsf s'rihe
leaders wcr" arrested here to-day Tor vio-
la,inc ,Iidg. Nason's Injunction. Thomas
ua,g,r-v William Marian. John Spriugcr
-, - -.
fh"hu h'NaN, 'o'h N'""' ''h" ~"
and pagannl They were taken 20 the lail
az Fairmout They sav they are willing
,o nyh, !, on, IN the. courts The remainder
:, -. ,,,I,...- ,,.,.,,soI h,i,, xi,hou,
- ,''- '-',.,,... = ,.','',,,,,..,,,,,. :.
leadership and IN" strA" Is consequently
ended. All tho men say they were mis-
y,,i,l.d and will return TO work
r,.,, "a y. In. I, Sensational
'N""'Si' = -.
reports wnich gained cr'u'A'Oh i'o'n
Clarksburg to the effect that tn. strikers
mr.. gaming ground in this region which
- ,h,, ,Ia,Lsh,,, dI.,,ic, mr.. deni.d
h'''uu'' w -, T,..'
by 'h" op.tHor- VINO 'rsI'c 80
showed olhcai reports iron. eN,I "i','
:" IN" newspaper men To-Day at.u az
Irar- tiat We" ruhi"rs ar I'M ~ y.
Nearly an w" Hhh'- lh " o,r' ~ az
owned Nv thhih"h' anu w" i''A "''"'
with hehdIaf"rs ne'"'
Mother Jones Is IN Tiargc OF ,h'' Oa'P
n MpuonHah t"-dav' Wt"re "N'rF n'lH u
qui"f, ana u" sis-Nhi'"'Nlhs or H'''l c!,i''k
lhe s'riA"t- -',P, !" NCuo'.'o " y! -, "a
IN" ground me crown mas uN N'"u.u
70 huhd"d Inc S"N"h ''anef- WI"
were arr"s'"n '"-l'N '"I N'o'a''i's ~, ~
l"h', lnhi Nrt" I'm !" s', ~ ,,,.,,.,,,' "