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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
AliuL Niles.

Earl Batters moved his house Ia
the road this week and intends Ia
take up ranch life soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amell are So
jourDing at the farm Of 1. l.. Young.
They had recently to spend 4 night In
the snow, one Of their horses having
got away.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Young were plea
sanity surprised, Wednesday evening.
by goodly number OF their neiphbors
who enjoyed themselves until q late
hour.
} F. Austin, the N. p. baggage
agent OF Spokane was In Atbol this
week looking after his ranch. He
returned to Spokane Wednesday.
Mr.. Kingmao OF Spokane who is
interested In the AthOl Lumber %.
Is here completing the setting up OF
the new machinery in the saw mill.
Willie +. Koerney is building .
confectionery and restaurant building
and will have lots Of good things for
the boys to treat their best girls to
when in town.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
POST FALLS NEWS,

Justice James II. Kennedy made
business trip to Rathdrum, Thursday
Surveyors for the electric road ar,
It'll at work. They are occupied thi
week In setting up the stakes alon,
the route.
The mill questions Is about to b,
settled satisfactorily, by the erection
Of a new mill.
At a caucus Wednesday evening
Tor the purpose of nominating candj.
dates for village trustees, two full
tickets were placed in the field: CIti-
zens ticket A. J. Manor, J. A. Dam
mon, A. +. Andrews, L. r. Ditto
more and Geo. Dart; independent un-
ION reform party ticket: II. NJ. Stratb.
srn, A. NJ. Martin, L. T. Bump. A.
J. SchaDk and Archie N0gle. A com
mittee was appointed toll vacancies
IN the ticket.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Idaho's New Game Law.

Condensed into the smallest com
pass, the new fish and game law o,
Idaho, Is as follows:
The governor appoints a state fish
and game wordcn who has power to
appoint deputies as well as personally
see to It that the laws are not violated
The governor can remove the warden
for misconduct.
ANY person, association or corpor.
alton may own and maintain a private
park or lake where game animal.
or nsh do not naturally abound, and
shall lie protected from trespasser,
nut such cannot sell trout, crawling.
bass Jr suniish.
Only salmon, sturgeon. earn. mul.
lett, sucker, whitensh and char NAV
be speared, netted, seined or framed
Trout, grayiine, bass and sunlisb NAV
he caught with the hook and line.
from April LIST to November LIST, but
cannot be sold, and one days catch
must not exceed 20 lbs; no fish less
than four inches In length can &c law.
fully taken. Snag hook Gshing is
prohibited. 1t shall be unlawful for
anyone to permit sawdust, chemical.
or other destructive substance 70 pass
into any lake or stream. No exp,o,. |
ives shall oc used for fishing,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
District Court is in Session
continued from last wcek.)

Continued from last wcek,)
Admitted to citizenship: John T
Roberts, a native Of Great Britain: J
4. johnson, Norway; VIM. Grimm
Germany.
For convenience telephone Inetru
ment was installed In the closet nd
joining the county attorneys office.
II. r. Manning, D. s. McKeozi
and J. G. Finstad were excused from
the jury.
Cases continued for the term;
Jas. Burns vs. G. II. Jones, Jos. I
Robinson VS. Jas. Monaghan ct al.
Set for trial: I'M Strathcrn vs. D.
). Wright, April l: J. +. Thompson
vs. kroetch Bros, Apr. 9; Kroetci.
Bros vs. Empire Mill Co. Apr. 7.
Disposed Of: Walter Lowell vs. T.
Joyce, $50 damages for plaintiff. l..
thompson vs. J A Brown, dismissed
at plaintiffs cost. Elizabeth Craft.
vs. Samuel Ansler ct al, judgement
for plaintiff. ] J Robidean vs. Koot-
enai Bay Lum. Co, dismissed at plain.
tln's cost. State VS. Peter Ostrop.
charge against defendant dismissed
for want OF evidence and defendant
discharged from custody.
The case OF tho State VS.. Michael Fa,rweat.
her. came on for trial March "a, John =.
Goode and Earl Sanders counsel for the dc.
PENDANT and Edwin McBce ard r. II, Wilson
Tor tie state all present. The counsel n,
defendant moved that tho case BIO continued
Tor the term which motion was denied by tho
Court. Thomas Green witness for the de-
PENDANT, having repeatedly failed to appea,
When summoned the case was postponed un
vi yesterday morning, to allow the sbertR tc
serve an attachment Dec Wright, the pros-
ecuting witness, was called and testified. Dr.
rage also testified on the part of tho state.
The case Will probably DO finished today.
Note: Michael Fairweatlier shot De-
wright at Standpoint last October and is
cnargcd with assault with u deadly wennon
Wsshintent TO commit murdcrJ
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Mrs. eliza J. Kennedy departed tn,
life March 9th, 1908, at 10 o'clock D
H., at her home In Post Falls, at tn
aye OF SO years and 6 months.
Deceased was born at Rhea Spring
ahea county, East Tennessee. Sh,
vas the daughter Of Rev. James
Cash. Of the M. E. Church of thu
South, and died devout Christian.
having become a Christian at the az.
~ 13.years. She had been a sufYere,
from dropsy and heart trouble. and
lied froE: the effects Of a third strok,
II paralysis. She bore her sufYerjngs
with fortitude and was conscious t.
the last. The funeral services were
conducted at the Presbyterian church
4 Post Falls by Rev. u. d. Allen
The remains were followed to theI,
last resting place In Evergreen GENE
terry, by large concourse OF friend.
md relatives, 1t being one of tn.
largest professions ever witnessed In
Post Falls.
The bereaved husband, James II.
Kennedy was accompanied by the fol
lowing children: Mrs. Chas. +. Man.
hing, Mr.. James @. Alternately o,
Wadsworth, Nevada, Mrs. A. A.
swick Of Hoquam. Washington. Mis-.
fora A. Kennedy and Henry b. Keno
", Mr.. w. G. Kennedy could not b..
found by letter nor kilograms.
CARD OF THANKS
We, the undersigned, do sincerely
thank our neIghbors and friends for
their Kindness and help during the
sickness and death of our companion
and mother.
James II. Kennedy.
Mrs Chas. F. Manning.
Mr.. James G. Alternately.
Mrs. A. A. Swick.
Miss Cora A. Kennedy.
Henry .. Kennedy.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
No.'ce OF Application to Improve the
NAVIGATION Of Trout Creek, situat-
ca 10 the County Of Kootenai, State
OF Idaho 'A'S

| No art MIS-, r. HEREBY GIVEN THAT non
lumber business o at Rat general sawmll and
y ha h1oteIai. State Of idaho has ~. tae county
a re oara OF State Land Comn,ss m,ea VIII
IsatIon Of T IIr authority TO improve the nav
cl eo,fnai; State Of Idaho, by dGonnty o.
.,S ana Strengthening the chanpem'ng
da, m trout h Creek. and by the cors.rn...s y,
perfnr,na,ns' ana canals therein. and hv ti OF
making OF such o saf, Gth"r work. and the
s.,d d.sv,essary to improve tho my We. ~ may
recst stream. and for authority t To- taon OF
Of barge s"e r amounts Of toll for The pass ana
tha.ioad ties. telegraph and iinmber, piling
th nn said Trout Creek When ep tho poles
be presc,ibsd shal be thus improved ns v sH,
Trout Creek aSthorty to Tne portion OF said
iha s 9f which has been 30 the navi
ta tam sid Robert Miller is its eDpth Tor by
MN ming - It's mouth U %here + az miles bes
10 whn sl Lake, and extending IN =, INTO up
Tro ~e r it divides into the Spu sha stream
Creek. Ths s ahd the North: Fork OF Troo OF
81 mi,ier Is made in pursuance u, ~ said Robert
Idaho entifle se legislature OF the sH tat
OF the navigation n, Act for the improvement
taries In the State :" %, rivers and their tribn.
tberssnn,t hg and clearing " fho aeepenng.
canals a py erection OF dams he hoo channels
and .b.u otiieFWiSe. and for coJIno..'' anu
and aaGfes thereon for the oat eeting tolls
prodnetsa ann o. saw!ogs and otber driving
Nollee Is further february pr 18th. 1892 ana
Stale La"d Will Will be heard by The j Rn said
q n at Bas Of
the maie OF said day as soon ibers, n the
Ro tns ~ rd R,y, Of March, A. D. 1ooa
cHAs. L. HEiT'Mp hiItLER, Applicant, w.
nl8 % hey tor Robert Miller !
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

Mongolin pheasants cannot be TAX.
en- for four years. Quail may be tax.
IN between Nov. LIST and Dec. LIST, Of
Zach year; no one shall take more
than Is In one day. Partridges,
pheasants, grouse, prairie chickens
ind fool hens may be hunted between
Aug. 18th, and Dec. LIST: not more
than Is 10 one day. Turtle doves
md other plover, July 18th, to Feb.
10. Ducks, Sept. 18th, t. Feb. Is;
rot more than "a In one day. Geese
,r swans, Sept. 18th, to Feb. 18th,
not more than three In one day. 1t
hall be unlawful to disturb the nests
T egks Of any game bird at any time.
Moose, buffalo, antelope and carl
'ou must not be hunted at any time.
Deer, elk, mountain sheep, noun
tain goat or antelope, can be hunted
'nly between Sept. 1st and Dec. 81.
The use OF pitfalls. traps, snares or
dogs. is prohibited.
Before being allowed to fish and
hunt, every male resident over - yrs
Of age must procure license costing
81 from any justice Of the peace.
residents can procure a license
upon the payment Of $25, or THOSE
only Wishing to hunt game birds and
ish, upon payment Of SIS. Licenses
are not required OF female persons.
All licenses expire on Feb. Is, follow.
Ing date OF Issuance.
sit shall be unlawful during the
open season OF each year for any per.
son to hunt, kill or capture more
than one male elk, two deer, one
mountain sheep, one ibex and one
goat"
Sale OF game is prohibited, as also
IS the transportation OF game by any !
railway, express company, stage line.
Or any other common carrier.
1T IN made unlawful to hunt. kill
capture or destroy any song. insect
vorous or innocent bird, except Eng.
ish sparrow, maybe or bee bird. A.
my time Of the year, or to destroy the
,ggs or nests Of such birds"
ut Is made the duty of the state
ish and game warden and all deputies
Ind every sheriff, deputy sheriff. CITY
marshal, constable and police Officers
within their respective Jurisdiction to
'nforce all the provisions of the law.
nd such officers, excepting the ward. !
q and his deputies, are created ex.
fflclo fish and game wardeos for
heir respective Jurisdiction. and are
wen authority to inspect al! places
'here they have good reason to be. ,
eve the law Is being violated, with s
without search warrant"
Setting on fire or causing to be set
IRE, any timber of the public do.
'ain, Is punishable by a fine not ex.
'eding $500, or imprisonment for SIX :.
onths, or both, Dams must b3va r
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
For A Permanent Exhibit.

In order that the intent OF the Law
establishing a bureau Of Immigration.
Labor and Statistics for this State
may, In measure, be complied with.
respectfully request that the pro.
ducers OF the State assist me in gath.
erin9 samples Of their products to be
USED az permanent exhibit at the
State Capitol. To this end, l respect
Iui!y request and urge that the farm
ers, orchardists, miners and Others
having products OF the soil or mine of
special interest, or products which
would make attractive exhibits. for.
Ward the same to me. will take
pleasure In paying the expense of
transportation or assisting IN any
manner In my power. I believe that
permanent exhibit of this Character
maintained at the State Capitoi
"onld be OF great value both as an
educator OF our own people and as an
actraction to people of Eastern States
VINO contemplate making homes in
the West. Therefore l sincerely hone
mat may receive the cheerful and
active co.opeation Of producers all
over the State In this undertaking.
REEFS II. DAVIS,
commissioner Of Immigration. La
oor aud Statistics. Boise, Idaho.
The above is published by request
ana with the belief that our readers
Will, so far as it IS in their nover
gladly contribute from their sa,uples
Ot truit, vegetables, minerals, or 9TH
'r products OF Kootenai county, to
he'p make the exhibit, which is be.
ny established by Mr.. Davis, all that
should be,-a faithful picture of the
resources Of Idaho.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Rheumatism :.
Cured at last
6ood News For All Who Suffer

wv" VIEWS FOR All Who Suffel
With Rheumatism Free.
To all who suffer with Rheumatism
will gladly send free the wonderful
STORY OF how my m0ther was cured ar
ter years Of suffering. together with
The most elaborate treatise On Rheu.
matlsm ever published.
No matter what your form of Rbeu.
matlsm Is, whether acute, chronic,
muscular, infammatory. deformaot
sciatie' neuralgia, govt, lumbago, etc
mo matter how many doctors have
failed In your case-no matter bow
many socalled ''sure cures" you have
trled-1 want you to write to me and
let me tell you how mother was cured
am neither Doctor nor a Profes
sor-simply a plain man Of business
but have a CURE for Rheumatism
ana want to tell everyone who suffers
with rheumatism all about;t. wish
to be clearly understood, and trust
mat all who are suffering with this
terrible disease, however apparently
peyond the reach Of cure, will write
to me this day and 1 will send Won nv
return mail this work OF mine. Ian
peal especially to the '.chronicallv M"
VINO are wesried and discouraged with
''doctoring" and to those who bav.
oeeh cast aside as .sincurable. AMI
you nave thought about Rheumatism,
may be wrong. Let ne tell you our
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matism, or have a suffering friend #
Will pay you to investigate nv ofrer
anyway, and prove for yourself these
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Send me your address today-a NOS
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This wonderful story. II Won have
any friends suffering with Rheuma.
I'sm no matter where located. send
NE their address, aud 1 will mail
mem copy. My address is VICTOR
RA1NBoLT, Bloomne Ind.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department. Of tho Interior.
oniLed states Land Office Occur dale
Idaho Jou,,o rw OF INN

ANaHO january ~, lND.
sunicicnt contest affidavit having been
nIcu IN this Office by ManIcy Downs contest
a ant, against homestead entry No. 2sN made
Us,ctoDer !, 1900. for 81 nwL lots and4. Sec
IGN :, township So n, range w. by william
-. ~. Cvertier COntestee. iii which 1t Is alleged
.Iht st,o entryman has long since abandon
~ sald land, that said land was and has been
abandoned by said entryman for more than
ok months Immediately proceeding the exc
.ution and Hing of this instrument, contest
ana any further alleges that abOut2 weeks after
s saiI entrynan made application to enter
s s tract ne abandoned the same and never
mas az any time resided upon or improved
salu premises. and has changed his residence
avwlt: ielt the state of Idaho about Q weeks
aal .4 SAID entry WAS made and dcpasted TOT
iiHuIan territory, but his residence to afisnt
- unknown, and that said ALLEGED absence
ron said land was not due to his employ:
tn en =, ~ me Army. Navy or Marine Corp 2.
Ihe United States during the war with Spain
~ ~ turing any other war In which the Um!esa
s S,aMs may be engaged ci. her as q priysm
ffi n. y. 1ihcer, seaman or marine. Said pad
:. . ,n1 are hereby notified to appear, respona
"tu u oHSr evidence touching said allegaten
~ WI ~ CLOCK n: M. on April is 1903, before W
SiSter ana Receiver AT the United Stat1
A|1 1,,' OInce In Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
, q: ~ sa!o contestant having, In a. propes
:. ,iied JAM 18th. 1903, set forth tacsg
"mHh snow that after due diligence peTsopas
nervne VI this notice can not be made. " -
he ordered and directed that such nouce
10 even ~ due and proper publication
m'5lpi7 ID. II. BUDLONG. register
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
TIMBER LAND Act JUNE3. 1878
Notice for Publication.

o"iOed states Land Office. Occur d'Aleue,
Idaho, January a, 1a3.
Notice is hereby given that IN comnliarre
ypn m she provisions Of the act OF Congress o
timber lands in the States of CaIiforniaa On.
eSten Msyn 81 and Washington Territory
~ OF August L. 1892. GEORGE /.
ISn Hbn' or, Athol county Of Kootenai state Of
s s, statement No I1g,. for the purchase d
~ oSe $50 IA OF wv; SWl4 sWi-4 OF SELL SWl4
Oh section No. 10. TIP. 81 II, range m,
, nnd Will offer proof to shoT
.naL the land sought is more valuable for is
Under or stone than for agricultural pur-
poses. ana to establish her CLAIM, to said isnd
o oH1cee ne heg!ster and Receiver Of this
the iith day Of April 1908. N-'
and C uanies as witnesses: Harvey PHILIPS
ann Anlee J. Clark Of Granite Idaho.
the cay ny,a ana an persons claiming adversely
ME 'heir claims in this office on or before
sad 18th day Of April, 1863.
j." ap5-o5 ID. Il. BUDLONG. Register.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

nsh ways. Game killed out of season
as well as arms, tackle, etc, may be
seized by any officer.
The violation of any of the nro.
vision Of the act is punishable hy a
nne not exceeding $500 or imprlson-
ment or both.
The sa.ary VI the warden shall no
Sl2Oo per year and 5000 travelling ex-
penses. Deputies will be allowed 81
per day, so days out of each wear
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
Notice OF Taking Dispositions.


In the District Court Of the First Judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho In and for The
County Of KOOtcnai.
Louis King, Plaintiff Notice Ct Taking
" Dispositions Of wit
Mary Jane King. Dcfcn- nesses and time
daht. and place Of Elk.
J animation.
State of idaho
County OF kCOtenai (ss.
70 Mary Jane King Defendant In tbeaboye
sntitied cause You will please take notice
That the dispositions Of Peter MarteIle, joseph
NORM and Joseph MateIlc. witnesses on Ee-
nail OF the plaintiff In the above-entitjcd nc.
~! ton TO be used upon the trial thereof, will
ne taken before w. F. Burritt Notary Pub
Nc In and for the Province Of Ontario and
commissioner 3, appointed by this Court. at his
once ~ the Mcintosh Block. I'm Copper Gin
~ ny L tne rrovince OF Ontario. in the dominion
Of o., canada, on the 9th day Of April. A. Is. IeGa
between the hours OF 10 a. nj. and p. m. Of
y day. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. and
!, y. not completed on that day the taking
.nereof Will be continued from day to aass
:, Excessively ,.. thereafter and over Sunday ~
inc same place until completed. "'
Dated this the 9th day OF March. A. u. 1ana
NIT ., CHAS. l.. HErFMAN,
"'o-~' Attorney for Plaintiff.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

FROM the Spokesman Review W.
learn That articles Of incorpe ration
were died In Spokane, Monday. ia,
the Pend Oreille Transportation com.
pany and the Panhandle Deyelope.
ment, each with $50, 900 capital stock.
Ihe new companies are allied with
the Panhandle Smelling g. Rean;n,
company to handle the products Of
the mines OF Blacktail, LakeyIew etc
IL IS also reported that the site of y
new town to be Panhandle has been
la'd out two and half miles east OF
Standpoint.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
THE warden clause and the license

THE warden clause and the license
clause, especially the latter, In the
new game law are being greeted with
general disapprOval. 1t is denounced
ne unconstitutional, graft and det-
riment. That the game Of Idaho can
be preserved from extinction only by
legislative protection cannot be doubt
ed. But license law Is highly un-
popular, and that being the case there
Will be vastly larger income from,
hnes than from sale Of licenses. IL
other words the new law Is likel,
10 be honOred more IN the breach than
In the observance.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

At a special meeting Of the town
council, held last night, and electric
light franchise was granted to h. O..
Graham. The ordinance adopted
Will appear IN our next issue.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

TIE citizens ticket placed 10 the
Held for village trustees is commend
able one. In fact so much SO that, in
the absence Of an opposition ticket.
II might be considered elected.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DeDaptvapf ~ s,,o v,%o,t,v

Land Office at Occur d'Alene. idaho.
March 8. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
ION to ma Ike final proof in support OF a. ~
cIalm; and that said proof will be made, rs
I T5 register and Receiver at Occur dAie"s
Aaalo on April 81. 1903, viz:
CHARLES HOLLIsTER.
nd. ITO; for the se4nwA; sw1-4ne1-4; nslt'
sei-4 ana ne1-4swl-4, sec. q, TIP. 52n, D '"
:, lie names tho following witnesses to pl ,,".
ms CONTIGUOUS residence upon and cuiuss
tion "f said land, Viz
Brice Cciman, Mark ludlow Ross pnk-
Idaho. ID II nifb ,nNG. Register,
nib np17,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department Of the Interior.
Lana Ofnce at Occur d. A lene Tdohn

department Of the Interior.
Land Office at Occur d. Iene Id.ho
v.., Feb Is. 1902.
, M uoaG Is hereby given that the fol,ow,no.
named settler has Gid notice of his inte,t n;S,
ana ihat nnai proof In support OF his Claim
Register and sf f Rro0L viii De made before the
no, on April 4. 1903, viz: Aiene' Ida-
JAMES MCDONALD.
NJ losO, Tor the nwA. sec 81. tn IN. nrawh,,
II, ne names the following witnesses lie ~ro., ~,
ton cfsaS IasG 5es i'd, upon and
John McCleland. FranG hlan McKlnnon.
'p rs =: Graham, all Of Athol. Idaho anu Ar
u. d. BUDLONG. Register.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27

ihe new residence Of &. w. Royce
the outside and roof OF which are GOV.
efeo with pariod, prese hts a very neat
appearance. 1t is two story and con.
'a'os SIX rooms. Mr.. Royce contrm.
e'a'e' installing a furnace next fall.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1903-03-27
JOB PRINTING

Remember the BLADE Office
when IN need of letterheads. envel.
opes, cards, etc. etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-15
----=--s -
MORENCI STRIKERS TRIAL.
Eighteen Men Examined, All Pleading Their
Their Own Cause.
All Bound over 60 Await Action Of the
Grand Jury - Troops WIN Not be
Withdrawn at Present.

Morencl, Arlz., June li-Interest Of
the entire camp centered yesterday In
the trial Of the strike leaders who were
brought before Justice Chapman for
examination. Eighteen men We're eX-
amined.
Dist Atty. c. l.. Rawlins conducted
the examination for the territory and
the strikers pleaded their own cause.
Their leader, Three Fingered Jack
Cross examined witnesses for the ter
ritory. In all about 20 men were ex-
amIned, and their testimony tended TO
show that the coming OF the troops
last Tuesday and the fearless work
Of the deputies of Sheriff Parks earlier
In the day prevented trouble Of seri-
Gus nature.
The accused were all bound over TO
await the action OF the grand jury,
charged with melting riot, and IL is
probable their leader will be further
charged with threatening TO commit
murder.
The most damaging testimony Of the
day was given by Supt. Mclean who
was surprised In his Office Tuesday
noon by the heavily armed strike lead
err and ordered TO close down the
works He was given one minute and
obeyed, He was told the officer on
guard had surrendered 60 his armed
men. The leader said, It was testified,
that he was now prepared and would
that night blow up the town and loot
the ruins.
The prisoners were taken ia Solomon
vile, whore they viii be held pending
an order to take them 10 ruscon, the
jail there being deemed safer. The
grand jury meets In October.
Jack" the strike leader is a Rou-
manian, and landed In New York the
day President Garfield was. shot He
says he remembered the day because
he knew II was coming.
The rangers left camp this morning,
part OF them going 70 Tombstone where
one Of their own men. Webb, Is to
stand trial for the murder alleged TO
have ben committed at Douglas last
February,
Almost one fourth Of the underground
wOrkmen have resumed work, but
Supt Mclean issued a signed statement
Saturday night that he had enough men
TO resume in full Monday At Clifton,
Longfellow and Metcalf similar condi-
tlons exist.
The regular troops viii leave the Goth
for Fort Grant. where they will pack
preparatory 70 trip TO san Francisco,
thence TO the Philippines.
Troops arrested 10 men Saturday
night for shooting mp Maynower Il
small camp near Morenci. II was
learned today that troops Will be kept
AZ Morenci until a second search OF the
town Is made for explosives 1t Is said
miners had held oat a portion of the
"llotment furnished them for use IN the
mines