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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
new ROAD
..PROJECTED

SPOKANE, Dec. 22.-The spokes-
maH=Hesiew says.
From sources which admit OF no
question the Spokesman Review
learns that Senator George Turner
and -. g. corbiH have made ar
ranaements for the construction of
a road from here to the Canadian
boundary line In Northern Idaho.
where Il Will Join the Crows Nest
Pass system OF the Canadian Pacific
railway.
Interests friendly TO tho Canadian
Pacific VIII furnish all funds with
which 10 build the 200 sr,iiefH Of road.
~ Ia said by promoters the chief aim
IN the construction Of the new line
Il TO furnish terminal rates for spo-
ksne.
The name OF the new company
win probably be the Spokane A.
Kootenay road. although that may
be changed. According 10 the plans
II viii run from Spokane over to
Lake Pend d'oreiIle, touching ~
aaud Point. and will then extend
north through the Idaho panhandle,
probably along the kootenay river
to the Canadian line. where II will
Join a branch Of the Canadian pa.
cifio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

EXPECTED
Which May Settle Col
orado Senatorship

DENVER. Dee. sf-Ths state
ssAssesng heard expects to give us
&<tssieu this afternoon in this yari-
sns contests for esals IN The Iowes
kszze Of the legislature. non the
a<<is.ens the eteetlnn for United
Satrs senator largely dtrsnkis VI
~ beard 6eeiaes IN favor % taf
p%fap<fNtR candidates. the house
x5f eeftsin - Republicans and y
ktaaerafs
II that case u II thought that the
HepHl1Is ans VIII be unHhle tn carry
rpf fhffr pisn Of ssseatifx she Dem
s<nt5e fsisxatiou from kfaphne
e<ustf. With would give them a
m4{nritF on jalnt ballet. TIE fs~fu-
n<vafs have a ssfe fnaiurity " the
a<sf< senate. which lnsufts the re-
siecslon II Senator Teller unless the
n<rsbifeans ssu increase their ma
frsty IN the heu~~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

sussssd that the elsts left with ths
naeHFy that Mss In the cash sira aef
and the stse that had b~sn left fas
safe keeping. There IL as yet sac
eaur 20 his ehsssafsautn. astt4ouF i
ths peiiee are trying hard 10 find
him
The fact that one Of the bell beYr
hAs siso dlsappeafmd leads Herman
4uassdt. proprietor Of IN. hotel. q
heiisye that the eiefA had an accom-
Ntlee. The name Of thr bell boy IL
tsss known. he had been working IN
the hotel but shust time.
Holisnnhead had been IN the sfn-
hoy Of the Palmer haums for the past
thrse weeks. so far AZ To known he
has been honest. Little u known oi
him beyond thu fact that he came "a
NE house very we'll recommended. II
y ra~slhis that a warrant will be
fsrned for hts arrest today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
DEAD WITH
BULLET in
HIS HEART
William ]. Burdsit Well Known Member of The
Local prsssman's Union Kills Himself in His
Own DoOr-yard--- Body is Found
By Messenger Boy

v~ 4 Eurastt. = well kaossn
.....her Of the lacai Pressusn's
--s~ss. sess found binr dead in his
- ,srd al 1tt+ Judkins street. at
2ssst 1 e'elesk thls ntsrniaas sssth =
s.ls.t ssauad shTeash HE heart. The
ss-xsmstsaees petnt to suicide. The
al ~ss lsinn face desxnsssrd. and
srssr tire dead ssan's right hand Was
! .~~ei~pr. fruHn which enc shot had
80 k<~S. The bedy was Geld ard
~. sAsassns that Il had been dead
H. ssns hears-
Tks discovery Sas rtads By Foster
ps~alss. q messenger boy who Was
!. MS sxsy &c deliver a message in
- nssgheorhesa. As ysane
opsxi1s p4asxa he saw the body
- vert te exsEnias a. From the
s,ss 10 tire deor Is dtxtsnes Of eniy
B fset. Apparently the shot had
s<<r srea iast after 1.-THE man step
- srxsas. Ne had saliee forward
~ his head vas close to tina aoor-
ssy.
Dsaalas says trait the fingers 81
~ de2d man DID ret 1rip the re-
ss4vsr. bet .esre outspresd. resting
- sleeve the hsedse 81 tire ssespes.
Dsa9sas 81 Gree sent 10 tire peiise
ssxssen ard notified the poiiee- The
Dad paaen ~ss ssnt ep ard the
bedy ta~se 10 aVttsr~erth's rserrue.
la<y arterie. q little ulet. alsess.
sr<z the teds shortly after tire rsss-
srnpsr lid. ara teiep nsned the news
6s1r t1 hes1aasrsees.
srs 9areett nays trst sHe heard
ssxh.eS. ard knew nothing 81 the
tfaee6y Until Told stis r,eFrsus after
~ krdins Of the body.
TA< aailafe Of fiardelf 10 save
eae<y - fhessxht BY his family 70
y ne e&ns- ef hts act Of self
3<n1rurfinst On tWo former accas
sens ~ mAde pseraratiens 10 kiit
Almesif aat each tluss hts wifr fennd
~ fxreWs ft letters written to her. in
s1ns< 10 FFeVrnt him frotu carrying
s1t hts DECLARED purpose
last kfanaNy Hardstt wxut 10 Ta-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
WARM TIME
PROMISED

VANCOUVER. Zee. 2z-kn inter
entinK tfuis Il PROMISED the Antsfte = -
tug HAbhaai the u@zg tifsss aas ett-
tiers the port Of tfeteFia, some time
Aset the Habboni flowed the barhfn
tssse Wits u. Hume from the Csps
10 Victoria, aftt after aurhatiuE her
within tire eaft limits ths ttahtAant
put 10 SEA without entering OF Gear.
INK Aeenreing 70 the Canadian res
uiAtianx the ftabkaHi u liable 10 .
penalty Of fssu tor hsf breach Of ths
aGt. and II IL thsrwfors very pFohabss
that she viii GOT again VISIT Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
BURGLARS
ARE ACTIVE

ny removing pane Of Rlaps from
the rear window OF the Seattle
Hardware store NJ First avenue and
Marion street. last night. robbers
effected an entrance. Three trays OF
poe ket-kniveH and four dozen razors
were stolen.
When the burglars who did the
work We're leaving the place. they
passed Private Patfolman Wilson
II was but a few minutes after this
that the robbery was discovered. At
the time that Wilson saw the men
he did not know that crime had
been committed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
AND STILL
ANOTHER

George II Hambtighi was held up
Saturday night almost 10 frunt OF
his home al Twenty sixth a. Hnc
and East Union street. and robbed
Of 1850.
The work was Of the usual kind.
Tie masked man, the Hand up or
der and the big revolver. The form
Atty Of notifying the police was
gone through With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
CLAIM OF
SUCCESS

LONDON. Dec. Y. = Mafeoni
makes public announcement Of the
fact that he has successfully trans
mitted wireless messages from the
shores Of Canada to England. The
London Times states that II has re
esiesd the following wireless mes
sage from It's correspondent. trans
mitisd from Glaze Hay. NoxA SEQ
tia to Poihu. Cornwall being lfes-
ent at It's transmission iu slRnor
Marcaut'a Canadian station. ! have
the honor 10 send through the Times
the inventors first wireless trans
atlantic message Of greeting 20 Eng
land and Italy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
BUSINESS MEN MAKE
EMPHATIC PROTEST
DEMAND THAT THE eopslplRe Licesse GRANTED
ny THE CITY COUNCIL ToEieH1's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRANGE OF HEART

bringing al the political and other
influences In hiH power 20 bear on
members Of tire city council Ia order
to aeeafe. IL possible. d new license.
Chairman Elaiief stated ihiH
morning thsi he uddefat9ad j ~.
Fielding would maze application To-
night faf Il concert hal and variety
fheHteH iiefuHe at the Mascot IN
the basement II the gtnncg build
inH. 40 seeuHd avenue south and
Washington street lie said this
Application viii not be considered
until the e9naiiiHe fnHtfsI IL settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
sues FOR
DAMAGES

John Grover Donald. TO- year -old
beg, ~ his guardian. Thomas Dom
alf HE'D 4 damage suit Ter tf5sae9
aEnfnst me city u Ballard. Ia the
FNE<ranf ea.art. today.
Ths boz etHinlA that while walking
IN Thirti avenue. between sifilshuie
4Hs Ballard avenues, last Jgls. he
stepped into q hole III the Sidewalk
Fhersby permanently iniuring biz
right leg The plsintfn alleges that
the nfcfaent was the result 81 tbs
fnfeiessnsss Of the defendants in
falling to keep the sidewalks IN
brsper condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
ORDERED TO
QUARANTINE

port TOWNSEND. Dee. q. The
British ship cromartyshire arrived
here this morning. es days out fron
Manila Tot Tacoma. When ~ dave
out the Cromartyshife reports speak-
Ing the well known American bark
Blr bonanza. also from Manila for
this port. The Biz bonanza wan
sighted off Cape fgattery last FRI
day, but was driven off shore. Tie
CrumHrtyshire was ordered TO quar-
antine at Diamond Point. where abe
will be required to discharge 800 touH
Of sand ballast and thoroughly wash
out her hold before proceeding ~
the sound 70 load grain for Artca
She II now In comma nd Of Captain
Kicnil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
MURDERED
FOR MONEY
AtrocIous Killing Of an Old
Couple

WILBUR, Dec. 22.-Judee Lewis.
aged "a. ana his wife, aged 60. were
brutally murdered near here yes
torday. The bodies were found by
@. J Walters, who rents a portion Of
the Lewis place. There seems to
be absolutely no clue which might
lead to the apprehension Of the MUIR
derefn.
The old couple often kent a large
sum ~ money. witch fact Ii thought
10 furnish the motive for the crime,
The honae nhd been thoroughly ram
Sacked aud some valuable jewelry
taken.
The body of Judge Lewis was dia-
covered IN the bedroom where tho
eRfe WIS kept The henNN, Iron door
MAS standing wide open.
The body Of Mrs. Lewis was found
king near the barn, completely COW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
MEN AND MONEY
MISSING
Night Clerk and eslI Boy at the Pal
ner House Cannot be Found
About 5000 Also Disappears.

Edward Heidenshead. night clerk
at the Palmer house, and one Of the
night bell boys have disappeared a
shortage IN the hotel funds Of about
$40 has been found and the polite
have been notified of the facts In the
ease.
The greater part of the missing
money was the property OF one III
the guests Of the house, II. A. STRAIT
ford. who gave the clerk $40 last
night TO put In the safe. II IL pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
BIG DEED FILED

A deed was filed In the auditors
office tHia f.sfsf Mfrs. which conveys
from the Columbia & Puget Sound
Raiifoad CufafA 4us 20 the Great
f.nfthetH Hallway Company parts II
lois / 10 ~. block - aud parts 81
l9ta / "a 10. block a., Seattle tide
lands. for I coasi iefatiaa Of tzs5 .soa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
TE
IS BOGUS
CUSTOM OFFICIALS ARREST
TWO CHINESE VINO had an.
TERED TINS COUNTRY ~
rnE usoE RaaouNp ROUTE

Evidence which seems 20 sho~ that
there is at Vancouver. u 6. an es-
tneiiEhnsstt fpf turning cut forged
certificates fot Chinese wlahins 80
esozH she line. vaA discovered ~ tn.
isseaf customs officials SATURDAY.
night. Immigration inspectors La
yin ard Fisher sent Ca Fremont and
caught tWe contFahand Ghlnsss. Jim
lee and We tpns. AZ they wefv teAs :
ms the train. The latter had a
forged csrtificate. the mere Eaas<s.
Sion If whieh IL made = felony nn-
der the law
fiuth Chinese had Illegally entered
fblH rounttf from Vancouver. where
u h sapfet1ed the forged e.ftifieate
uas manufactured
jim Lees certificate - genuine.
but u - believed that he Was EN-
gagged In steering the other Chi
assc TO this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
ROOSEVELT
RETURNS

NAsf.fNGTON. y. G.. Dec. "a
rr.ss.1ent Roosevelt and family ar
sn'.s thla morning from their
~ ssssh tfip. Wken the train pull
II. 49, ne depot. The president left
- p.isafs car and walked down to
,.,..,,,. nss<lhe. where he ahosk hands
lulslis with thn enainesr ami
nIsnian lie then entered his ear
fIaEe .ith bis family and waa driv.
en- 70 the White House
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
THEY ARE
NOT BROKE
1ks numberts Mad Money
when Arrested

MADRID. Dec. 2z.--It IL stated
that when the HufnbeFtas the noted
Paris eWindlsrs, were arrested here,
one ~ the family placed ftx,eee In
The hands Of a person living In the
house with them. This money has
been recovered by the police The
HuFnbsrts are kept In separate cells
N The lafl, but are well treated.
maid servant says that The en-
tire family Nere At ail times exceed
lngiy nervous and that the men
mser vent out except st night.
Frederick Humbert peralsta in his
stztemeuf that prominent French
rtrnonakes are Involved in the
crooked dealings Of bis family. and
that he has in Paris documents that
VIII praHe u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
the LAST
Of EARTH

WASHINGTON. u. G. Dee. sz-
Gsresat Wager HwAsne vas buried
wtth military hssnarM this morning
Tue honorary palihearsrs Neee Jus.
ticen Harlan and shiraa. Generals
hreekrnrttEe. Davis ard 0slisspis,
- Senator TharssaH and Judge
MAafN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
BOOSTING
BARROW

CHICAGO, Dec. s7.-clarenss 4.
barrow. who has been acting as
chief counsel for the United Mine
Workers IN the haafiuRr before the
anthracite coal commission. viii be
rendered the nomination for ma yOr
ef Chicago bE the United Labor
Party This euurge Wua determined
t5.fau Nv tho central committee Of
that party thia morning. The cleo.
ton VIII occur ia April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
COSTLY FIRE

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec. ia
The Knoxville Knitting NIile, on
Commerce avenue, were destroyed by
FIRE this morning. The flames
which started at about I 30, rapidly
spread 20 the surrounding buildings,
and 100000 worth OF property was
destroyed. The entire fire depart
nent WAC called TO the scene, and
IL became necessary TO ask for aid
from Chattanooga. which was sent.
rdf,frof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
TO BURY
the PAST

NEW YORK. Dec. 2g.-It IL be-
lieved that reconciliation IL taking
place between Cornelius Vanderbilt
and his family. a long eablegtam
was received from his mother in
London today. tits physicians this
morning say that hia condition II
critical, but they still have hope.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
IN
A STORM

SANTA BARBARA. riec. ss=-Ths
- asios,~F PtufufrsEr. ehirh has mfrfs-
ID hrtc eu Route TO Africa with .
cargo % humber from ursys hafbor.
reports losing several of her ers~
ia 4 stDfus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

Eva solliday Instituted divorces
proceedings nRalnat David SolildaN
IN the superior court. today. She
states in her complaint that her hus-
band. who II hookkeeper. refuses
10 comply with the civilities Of mar
ried life. ana sometimes refuses to
speak to her for days at a time.
They were married In 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
CABINET
CHANGE

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Dee. q.
II IL the generally accepted belief
among higu Officials that Hecretary
Root n the war department. wili re-
tire Immediately after the settlement
Of the Venezuelan question and that
ne VIII be succeeded ~ Judge Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
COVERED
BY SNOW

DENVER. Bec. II - train on the
Denver a Aiiianee branch OF the
burlington read. which runs 10 the
Black Hiile. Was completely buried
IN Nnaw. but was finally released by
sfow plows yesterday. The bltzssfu
~ last week Was cite Of the worst
that has occurred In years and
caused much delay to traffic. In
~onfe places the drifts were 10 feet
deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
SUCCESSFUL
CRATER

VIENNA. Dee. y -chevaiier ou-
xaiaki. a high official IN the office
OF the secretary % state. has fled
To America after perpetratlng frauds
which are reported 20 feaeh half
million dollars ITS principal vie-
tisas are prominent Austrian aosis-
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
RETRIBUTIoN

INV York, Dee. 22.-Th9mas
Iionin, who butchered. September IL.
lanes Craft 10 the Empire hotel. was
paay sentenced % desth by electro
sutien, the Date being set Tor the
week beginning Monday, Fcbru-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22
QUIET TIMES

. WARRINGTON. D. G.. Dec. r.
sssssaaut fopseveit announced this
n.efnoon thai no calisra viii be re-
$500 $500 ~ the White House and that
sn.re VIII be no resulnf office hours
't~etn Christmas and New Yn4rs.
p 49, ,fhANcfsco. Dec. za.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-22

cred with straw. The Snow was
saturated with blood. and the won-
ans head vas horribly mankied.
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$500

-Four room house On Twenty second
avenue. near jefferson ear line. a
barrsin-
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
The FIGHT ON SMOOT
FOR u. S. SENATOR
The Mormons Of Salt Lake Gitu
Accuse Him and Others Of POLY
gdmu.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. q
In preparation for fight against the
admission of Reed Smoot, the
Mormon candidate to the United
States senate, the Ministers Associa-
ton of this city has obtained what it
believes is unassailable proof in more
than 500 cases where polygamy is
practiced in Utah in defiance Of the
laws of the country.
It is the intention of the association
to submit these cases, together with
other evidence, to Congress in case
Smoot be elected The association is
also preparing an. appeal which will be
distributed throughout the United
States when completed. This appeal
will contain the names, times and pla-
ces Involved in the alleged practices
Of polygamy.
There are indications that the old
GENTLE Mormon fight is breaking out
again. Well-informed men look for
the dissolution of party-lines in Utah
in the near future, and return to con-
ditio1s which existed before Utah S
Statehood, when Mormons voted for
iMormons and Gentiles for Gentiles.
IS John Henry Smith, an apostle of the
Mormon church. today denied that po-
lygamous relations existed at the pres
ent time
1t is asserted by one of the reading
ministers of the association that the
members of the presidency of the
Mormon church, Joseph F. Smith
John r. Winder and Anthem H. Lund
are all active polygamists. The
charge is also made that nine of the
twelve apostles of the church are liv-
ing with their plural wives; nearly all
of the presidents of the Seventies Quo
runs are guilty; that 80 per cent o1
the ward bishops and dozens of the
lesser officials in every ward of Zion
which includes all Utah and part Of
Idaho are violating the law.
The association will assert that An.
gus NJ Cannon. a brother of the late
George Q. Cannon and president of the
| Salt Lake City stake, is well-knowr
and self-acknowledged polygamist who
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
An Immense Ranch
On Mexican Border

SALT LAKE, Utah. Dec. 2.-The
purchase of millions of acres of Mexi-
can territory along the border of the
United States for the purpose of crea-
ting one of the largest cattle-raising
ranches in the world, is the result of
recent %egotiations of American capi-
ta1ists, with the Utah men as princi-
pals. The Utah men involved in the
transaction are J. D. Wood, w. S. Nc
Cormick,, F. J.. Hagenbarth, H. c.
Wood, and Josiah Barnett. Associa-
ted with them is O. NJ Stafford, capi-
talist of Cleveland
The purchased land comprises near
ly 1000 square miles of territory and
extends along the border 159 miles
from a point sixteen miles west of Ell
Paso. Texas.
II is the intention of the promoters
of the enterprise to make this Mexican
ranch breeding ground for cattle and
for this purpose it will place from
800 to 10000 cows upon the land the
coming season.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
Miners Run Race
The Stake, Good Ore

CARTHAGE, Mo, Dec. 2-Far he
meath the surface of the ground an in-
teresting race has just been. completed
by the miners of the Royal mine and
those OF the Red Bud mine near Duen.
veg. 1t was one of the most remark
able races ever known to the miners of
this district, and was in progress for
weeks without either side apparently
having any great advantage, but finally
the men in the employ of the r yAl
forged ahead and won.
The properties of the Royal and Red
Bud are adjacent, and it was desired by
both mines to run drifts along the divid-
ing line. There was good run of ore
at that point, and both companies were
after it. There is an unwritten law,
which every miner follows, that.iu cases
of this kind the company which pushes
it's work ahead of the other has the ad-
vantage in that it does not have to leave
any supports for the ground. the miners
coming behind bein compelled to leave
pillars to prevent the ground from cav
ing.
The race was finished and each com.
pany is now, working on the good ore.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02

declares that the United States have
nothing to do with the matter.
What is cited by the association as
a most fragrant instance of violation
of the law is the case of Bishop Morris
of the Thirteenth Ecclesiastical Ward
who married young wife mot lonP
ago and a child has been born to them.
The association alleges. that the girl
was not old enough to marry at the
time of the issuing of the manifesto
against polygamy, SO the plural mar
riage must have taken place since that
time.
Mormon church officials will not dis
cuss the movements started by the
ministers association. The reply
usually given concerning conditions
regarding polygamy is:
81 don't know whether any one is
living in polygamy or not"
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02

GRAND FORKS, n. D., Dec, q
Early last summer William Ross was
arrested for the murder of an old man
named Thomas Walsh near Willow City.
The murder was a most brutal one, as
the old man had been attacked deliber-
ately while alone, his head shot nearly
off, and the only motive for. the crime
was robbery Ross, after the murder,
drove off with the farmers horses and
wagon. Ross confessed and was SEN
fenced to hang at Bottineau Dec. S.
Yesterday he confessed that he and
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
BRUTRL MURDER CONFESSED
North Dakota Man Under Death S6Ot6OC6
Tells OF HAVING a Second Victim.

another man named Hanson. with
whom he was herding horses, had shot
and killed another man and taken his
horses. The confession was first made
to a Catholic priest and later to the
sheriff, and when the place where he
said the body was concealed, in an old
well, was visit d, the body was found
as he had said. Two weeks ago the state
board of pardons refused an application
for pardon which was made on behalf
Of Ross on the ground that he was men
tally unbalanced.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
CHILD WEAKNESS.

You can worry for months
about your weak child and not
in doing it a fraction
of the good that comes from
little daily doses Of SCOTS
Emulsion.
The cure of child weakness
is not the matter Of a day but
Of steady common-sense treat
ment.
Children like SCOTS Emul-
sion and thrive on it.
Perfectly harmless yet power
full for good.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT n BOVINE. Chemists, 400 Pearl ST., NY
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
! RARE CHANGE
TO Get, q Good P0gSfsJ
or Milk RAncfa.

100 Acres on River, mills below Tucson
to be Sold in 40 acre tracts or. more as
No better land in the valley.
Smooth. nat land, ready for the
plow. Plenty Of wood and
/ water. Aaerop Of sorghum can
be raised every year, the most
profitable crop. The seed is
worth $50 per acre, besides the
sorghum, good for cows or
horses. One-half of the money
down, balance deferred payments.
II not sold before December LIST,
then will be sold at auction at
the Occidental hotel, on South
Meyer street, December /, 1902,
at 10 a. m. Land will be shown
on application.
=. a. DRAKE, SR.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02
GAMBLING PRLRCES RAIDED
Sensational Reform Witnessed in New York
DURING Last NlQDt.

New York, Dec 2.-District Attorney
Jerome's sensa tional raids on the aileg-
ed gambling resort begun at midnight
last night and continued until after 4
o'clock this morning.
Numerous places were raided, At
tacks on the small places however, were
almost overlooked in the public interest
The Tucson citizen., 1902-12-02

which centered in assaults on the man"
sions occupied by Richard Mansfield
and William Burbride, which were en-
tered by means of ladders, axes and
Great Great quantities of costly evidence
was scored in these places.