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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-28
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$3.50 per @Dro.
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ter Der uerfrabten Bommer'iden
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abgebroben mDroen. Nm so. 9aae
Der Werbanbluneen, tpelde 10 piel
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Stilitano eingetreten. 0ah Beenoi=
gung Der mebrtdgiaen BlaioDpers
bat iid bic @otnenoigteit berauss
geitellt, cine neue Bepeisaufnabme
uorsunebmen. 9as pprbanoene 8ez
tpeismaterial, fpie es in ben so 8er=
banolungstaaen uuraebraft uno in
Den Blaio0perS geiidtet poroen lit,
ertueilt iih ha9 beioen Seiten bin
als ungeniigeno. Sc reibt meoer
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dung. Die Inaeflaeten, Die friiberen
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meid uno &ommersienrat Sobann
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lubungSbaft entlaiien poroen, nats
Dem Die aegen iie erlaiienen 6aftz
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gontberu Vacific @abn.l
Mhfnhrt

Nad getn Orleans, Soufton unb Sol.
petOn tagli6. ...........l1.40 Sorm.
unb 800 Nabm.
Ga6 eagle 8aB, 81 8aio, galif0rnien
uno Mter1SD ..............S:30 8Drm.
Nab @f 8aiD, Neu<NtericD uno galifDr.
tier $40 Nacbm.
Wab NDrb<9eras, ct. 9uuis unb gbieae
go (Katy Flyer ....... $3.50 Nbenbs.
Mnfunt.
SDn Noro<SeIos, ct. 9Duis unb gbieagD
(Katy Flyer AS WDrgenS.
Bon Neu Orleans. S0uitDn unb Col
bottom taglib.. ..7.40 WoreenS
nno 600 Nahm.
Son 81 @aiD, galifDrnien unb MerifD
500 Mbenbs,
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6eiienbe u genten:
s. g. 8nidb.
@alter glarner.
M. GMprpbinn.
Observation-Disclosures

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bur @erleiune farten Betitionert
BON sc. u. Weneer uno u. 8pntpee
nm Observation-Disclosures; BON M.
s.. gr8fine I'm @rDffnuna Der 8rDDf=
Ign NDenue; BON S. Sifoebranbt,
nm Waherleitung; Bpm 5rau Nnna
Sod, nm @rlafiung pen 3inien uno
@eblbren.
Der San Bebro@ 8arf miro iiir Die
Seier oeS Irbeitertnges am Z. Sep
TENDER our GerfIaung geiteGt.
Die 8etitiDnert BON S. 81. 6enslp
uno ben @rbeu bon 60. SrDbDie,
I'M grlaB Der 3inieu unb @ebiibren.
ueroen getpdbrt; ebeniD Die 8etitiDz
men uDn Birgern. in geuiiien 6traz
Sen bic elettri1den 4annpen niGt ars
au5iinoen, Biz Die grifet= 8lase ppr=
iber lit.
alderman Barter pertpeilt aufbas
Smreiben oes Staotarates Or. Burg,
fDuie nuf Die gmpfeblung bes friiberen
Bear1ten Dr. Baidal in 8esug auf
Die &irbbDfe uno beantra9t, oaB bas
betr. Gnmite ~autDriItrt tperoe, Mn=
gebDte bDn 9anb, fir &irbbDfspede
entge9en5unebrnen. Die iebieen
Rirhb6fe reidert ttur mob iiir 5pDlf
MDnate aus unb tteue fDntter in iener
@egenb nibt mebr argeleot tperoen,
neil bic bort uDbnenoen Burger oa=
gegerl prnteitiren.
@lDdner's BelbluB, elm &onite
nod ct. 2Duia 5u e~ntIenben, tpeldes
Die 1urtigen Ginribtungert CUR Stra=
Benreinigung unterluhen lon, miro
pom Nntragiteler suriidge5Deen.
Buei pDrt SanitdtsfDmite parert
0afir, aber Der @Drfiber Barter Tim
oiate einen Winoritdtsberiht an.
SIR ben Mpnat Muguit foQen nod
eini9e Sanitdts Sn1peftpren anges
felt tuerben, Die barauf leben, oaB
oa8 unfraut beieitiat unb Die 6Dfe
rein gebalten tueroen. Die 6poranten
an ben @n6runften Der @ai1erleitung
fDaen pUu Belt gu Belt ee0ffnet rperz
ben. UNI bas Mnitauen alten @af1ers
au uermeioen.
Die Droinar5, bas Budget burh
cine 8epiQiaurg BON 1920 fir brei
tueitere Nngeiteate oes Ss.aBen=
requirements au ergdn5en, piro att=
genuntner. :.
@l6dner's Mntrag, Die pDm gbef
Der Geuertuebr uno pUn benz betr.
4omite a~ngeDroneten 5euerbpbran=
ten nuf5uiteaen, gelangt aur Nn=
nabme.
Jentimnn beantragt cine 8eniniz
Rrn0 BON 500, Inn bic TDntdne aui
BEN Nlau1D Bla5n einsuI1lieBen.
Sic uiiroe oaourh, baB Die 8aaeu
bernnfabren, 0atnit Die Hfer6e trim
ten fDnnen, ruinirt.
Barter tuenoet Elm, baB Die SOM
t6Me nibt Qernoe cine beriibmte 3ierbe
0es Hln5a fei (tuprin er bDHft1ntia
redat bat); oaB er aber Die art1en Der
SDnnenhibe a~u8geiebter Tiere bon
benz @enuB oeS @aiiers aus Der
6untdne niht n~usgeihlpIien leben
m0djte. Darnuf urrb linn Der Be-
ideib. baB Die SDntdne nibt fir
Bfer0e beitimntt iei. Jentiman' 8
Nntrag tuiro angen0ntmeri unb gegen
bic m~ertuiroige unb unerfldrlide
Deuiqi1ung ftimmt rlur Barter.
Meue Nntrdge: Son Jentimtntt,
fiir bic gin56unung zines &irhbofes
$3.50 5u ~betuiaigen.
Bon Broom. oaB Der Boli5ei=
Wnrlban Die BDli5iiten in1truirt,
gleid5eitig als Sanitdtsbeamte Su
fuuoieren.
Jentirtart rtadt barauf aufmerf=
lam. bnB binter benz Wenaer-6o tel
Elm nnridiges 6aus aefibrt tpirb
uuo beontra9t Die Nufbebung oeiiel=
ben. Der Mabur crtpibert, baB Der
B0Ii5ei.Gb ih0n Die n6tieerl gez
feble erbalter Babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-28
r EILLY o S
San 2lmtunip, xeraS.
9entide NetiOens= 9rnderel.

aae &rten bon Drudarbeiten tpers
ben in oeutlher, enaliiher uno Ipa=
nilGer Sprabe fem uno lauber at
mdBisem 8reiIe ausaefiibrt. Speci=
alitdt: DRUID bon Statuten, Serlo-
bun98s, 9eiratbss unb @eleeenbeits,
&arten. Iuf Nnfraae peroen So.
ltenauIbldee 9eliefert.
Wic 9 enaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-28
Sebt lit bic 2eit

@uren 8pttatb BON @interbols su
faufen. Die Gage iino lang, 8eae
gut. 8reiie nieoria.
Carr @DDb & Goat o,
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- Dieies Better fam Die 4eber
leiht in einen bili6ien 3uftanb brins
gen; burh Die Nnmenoung bDn Or.
Guguit &6nie's Samburger 9rppfen
miro oas gauge Spitem reauliert.
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@rmmpeiseutmms ueber..a6anaen.

@rnnoeisemtantS ueber..asangen.
s. &. Noams an 9. s. 9it.nar,
@runoitiid an Ioams StraBe.
81,
Warp sseft u. y. an 8. 9. 2amm,
$50 Ider 2ano am @auinas=g Greet.
$2,022.
S. 8. Mprin an 8. s. Mattbies,
81 Ider 2ano i'm Surpep 81, fir
$277.
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@mlf gbpre Wabm.
q b { q brt.

Mbabrt.
Na9 9%apernia, 6utberlanb Springs,
StDdoale, taglih, 800 Born,
Nnfunt.
Bon Stodoaie, Sutberlano Springs unh
9aoernia, tdalih. .......2:30 Wadhm
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~. s.. s. z. Sabn.

~. Sc. & g. Sabn.
Ibfabrt.
gaacb Naco, Sprt 8prtb, Dallas, &anfas
Gitp, ct. 9ouis unb Chicago, tdslib,
(Snniet Depot) .........9 $50 Mbenbs.
2ocalsug nia S~mitbntle.. $50 8orm
Wnfunt t:
Gon Chicago, ct. Souls, @anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8aco, tagli9
(Suniet Sepot) ........7.45 MDrQens,
Socalsug pia S%rnitbbiIe.. -. $50 Mbenbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-28

uSoru . Tormalin" (Gimer &
Mmenb) antileptiibes Mittel geeen
8ranbmunoen, 8unoen, Sautaus=
iblae Dber dbnlide 2eiben. 6. e.
dmib t, &aent, 6Duiton. 9eraS
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g. u. & u. g. 8abm.
MbfQhrt.

Nab guerD, Yoafum, SDmftDn uno Col
neftOn, tdgltb. 900 8prm.
uno 9.45 Mbenes.
Nab Corpus ghrift, &Ddpprt unb Bee
billie tdglih Nadbm.
Nab 86rne nnb 8errnille, tdglid ......
1926 Gorm.
Mnfunt.
Bon guero, 0oafum, Spnrton unb Gall
nefton, t1gltm 7.45 Mtor9ens
unb $50 Mbenbs.
Gpn Corpus ghriffi, &Ddpprt unb Bee<
billie td9li1. l:35 Nadbm.
Bon 86rne uub &errnille. td9lih.....
Nbenos.
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Giieubabn Tabr= Ylan.
5. & 9. %. 8abm.
Glib brit.

Wab alien NOr6sS ss8unften ........
100 &orm.
Nah ct. 2Duis, Wempbis unb benz
80 Wittags.
Na6 NDrb~Seras, Santa Sc unb Sriscoe
Bunften ...... 800 Gben6s.
Na6 ct. 9Duis, @aco unb benz Often
.9.15 Mbenos.
Nah 2areoo uno Merico ....9.00 &Drm.
G~nfunft.
|. 9Duis unb benz . ten. 200 Born.
Son Nsrb<Seras, Santa Sc unb TriscD.
Hunften 8.45 &Drm.
Son lDcalen 8unften .......7.25 Mbenbs
Bon ct. 2Duis uno benz Often. $40 Mbos.
Bon 2areoD uno Merifo. 80. 12.2 Nadbm.
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-@ute WbistleS urD quite Weine
al nieorigeu Breiien gu bertaufen.
~. GaitafiDla & Gpm, Wain Mne.
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Spntlter : Vreiie

fir unier 8interbols uno SOFTEN.
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9as eiusiae anturiIi;t tie S9erf
iiber 0ubSf Gen XIII. 8pSdbriphpn

9as eimsise amturiii; tie S9erf
iiber Yapit 2cp XIII. @eihrieben
unter @enebmieung Or. 6eiliofeit
Wflgr. Bernard S'8eiap D. d., L..
h., d., Der adt Sabre lang i'm 8az
titan als Saus- Brdlat oeS 8apites
mphnte. Dieler beriibmte amerifaz
ntlde Nutor puroe nah &om berlts
Ten uno bonn Baplt alS iein Dffisieuer
Blograpb ernannt. Nnertannt bon
&arotnal Gibbons uno alien &irdens
Iutoritdten al8 Die einSige offisieQe
geographic bes Bapites. ueber goo
Seiten, prdhtig iquitrirt; in @naliih
5rans0iiid uno Oeuti6. @rpBe @es
le9enbeit fir Geenien. 8eIte 3ont=
miiiton. gle9ante Gusriiitung frei.
The John c. Winston Co.,
us Nr6 Str. Bbilaoelpbia, Bn.
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unilr Mfnttn

lit oOaes WtaB uno @eruidt, promp' .
@blieferuna un0 bDflibe 8eoienunq.
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sSebt 1T Die 2eit

@uren &prratb bon @interbplS uno
Soblen einauleaen. Sroat nadl
uuleren 8reiien.
Carr @pDb & Goat s 0.
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BrObirt unlere guten Bbisties
uno 8eine 81 nieori9sn Breiien.
~. G~aitanpla' & gpm, Main Nue.
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Seirats= gdeine.

Sobn8lund uno Minnie 8abncub
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3u nerfautem
FeinStas PappeIhOlz- kisten- Material.

Stertel<, 9rittele uno elm 8uibel-&iiteu.
9eslie : 8eeren unb bier 8asfet : Crates
lno S8funo glintar Srauben<&brbe.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-09
Arrives Today.

Mr. Emmett Levy, the proprietor of the
worlds renowned dog and pony show, viii
arrive in the city this morning in
his private car Mr. Levy viii be &C.
companied by fourteen of the rarest can
ines ever seen in this city. One among
his species is the famous Geo. Dewey, .
the worlds renown high diver. This dog
was with the famous admiral when he
captured the Spanish fleet at Manila, and
when Dewey fired his first gun he made
a leap for liberty and landed 100 yards
away in Manila bay. Large rewards were
offered for his capture and after diligep t
search he was captured eight months ago
in Honolulu after swimming the distance of
LOO miles without food or water. Mr..
Levy prizes this among his most valuable
adventures to his already popular show.
This valuable animal will be led from the
station by Mr.. Ring Harris, the veteran
canine trainer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-09
A Railroad Bond Suit.

The Union Bank of Virginia has insti-
tuted suit in the Federal court here
against the Oxford and Coast Line Rail
read to recover SIS, 600 with interest from
September II, 1892.
1t seems that the town of Oxford IS
sued bonds at that time IN furtherance
of the interests of the railroad These
bonds were afterward declared invalid
and now the bank is bringing suit to re-
cover Mhe face value of the bonds il
bought.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-09

ENNISS' COURT CALENDAR FOR
North Carolina, from July LIST, 1903, to
December 31st, 1904. 20 pages, Manila
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The names and postoffice addresses OF
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world, and much other valuable infor
nation pertaining to the courts. Sent
postpaid upon receipt of so cents. En-
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THE ONLY AUTHORIZED LIFE OF
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LADIES-OUR HARMLESS REMEDY
relieves without fail suppressed men
situation. For free trial address. Paris
Chemical Company, Milwaukee, Wis.
7-19-6t SUM-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-08-09
Summer Gloves.

The entire Glove stock is price reduced.
You get fine Lace Lisle and Pure Silk
Gloves and Mitts for the price of the
ordinary.
Three Button Superb Isle Lace Gloves,
black only. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ice.
Ladies Lace Lisle Gloves and Mitts,
black mode and gray 34c
Silk Gloves elbow length and long Silk
Lace Mitts. ...............5O and Use.
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Green Trading Stamps Given.
The TWirl of a Price.

Bound to turn every yard of Wash
Goods into cash. These prices will assist
in the turning.
Mercerized Waistings, rich Damask
weaves, figures, stripes and lace work
that were Use, are now. ......... 4Oc.
All Wash Dress Goods, Examines, French
Lawns Organizes. etc, worth up to
soc, are just half now............ Csc.
White and Colored Waistings and wash
able Dress Goods, worth up to 35c., re-
uuceu 70. '.'.... .,...s... '''.'.'.. LOC'
The Csc Welts, Bedford Cords, Ducks,
Piques and Oxfords have been marked
down to. I5c.
Mercerized Ginghams, Silk Stripe Lawns
and Broideries, worth up to zoe, for
this sale are repriced ..........1 IL I-2c.
The IL 12 and I5c. Fine Sheer Lawns
and printed materials, now go for. Zoe.
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WE CARRY FOR ACCOMMODATION
of individual packers tin cans for fruits
and vegetables Apex Canning Co.,
Apex, N. c..
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erence given. Address T, care News and
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Fans and ParaSOlS.

Fans in the most unique designs and the
most fashionable Parasols of the season.
Your choice at most covetous prices:
Satin Palm Fans. large size. .......2 1-2c.
Jap Fans at half price 25 and I sc.
Silk Fans, hand painted ....... 25c.
Parasols in Persian effects ....... 34c
Foulard Satin Parasols ......... 67c.
Melrose Serge Umbrellas. ..s.....$1O 90
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WOULD YOU MARRY IF SUITED? IF
SO, send for best Matrimonial Paper
published. Mailed Free. f. G. Gunnels,
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The Lamar register., 1903-03-18
JAPANESE COMING TO RAISE
SUGAR BEETS In COLORADO

Denver. March 14.-The News pub
fishes the following:
Harry Hokasono is under contract to
furnish the sugar beet growers of
Greeley 200 japanese laborers by April
goth. He is introducing his people to
the Colorado beet fields in order that
they may become future renters. Their
ability was demonstrated last year at
Rocky Ford. No labor Will lie i'm
ported.
Mr.. Hokasono is anxious to have 1t
understood that his plan in no wise
interferes with American labor and
that 1t does not contemplate importing
contract labor from Japan.
Our government is very particular
not to permit its people to invoke
American displeasure in the matter of
labor" Mr.. Hokasono said, land we do
not want to do anything to excite
American labor. Our government is
anxious to preserve the good under
standing which 1t has with the Ameri-
can government and we will never
knowingly do anything that would
cause us to lose the good favor which
We now enjoy"
Last year Mr. Hokasono had twenty
Japanese laborers brought to Rocky
Ford to show the sugar beet companies
what his people could do. His friend.
Nishimura. worked with them as their
Freeman. The Japanese did not make
ihuch money. but they impressed the
manufacturers so much that they are
now willing to rent as much land to the
Japanese as the clever little people de-
sire. and they readily admit that as
iaDorers they are far superior to Mex
leans or Indians. This year Mr.. Nishi-
mura has rented thirty acres of land.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-18
Z HAS DECIDED ON
GUNNISON TUNNEL

Washington, March 14.-Secretary
Hitchcock of the Interior Department
has granted authority for the acquisi-
ton of necessary property, rights of
way, etc, prior to the construction OF
irrigation works in five localities.
These projects are:
Colorado. Gunnison tunnel.
Wyoming, Sweetwater dam.
Montana, Milk river.
Nevada, Truckee.
Arizona, Salt river reservoir.
These projects are estimated to cost
$7,OOO,OOO and will provide for the ir-
rigation of about 100000 acres of arid
land.
In addition thereto. the Gray Bull
reservoir project is to be taken up i'm
mediately. This is In Big Horn coun-
ty, Wyoming, where at low cost irriga-
ton works can be constructed to irri-
gate a large area of valuable govern
ment land. This project was selected
by President Roosevelt, who was con-
vinced of it's feasibility and of the ad-
vantages it offers of low cost and early
construction.
The construction of all remains sub
ject to the feasibility of obtaining the
necessary rights and the adjustment of
private claims in such manner as to
comply with the act approved June II.
1902.
The authority granted relates to the
projects upon which the examinations
Aave been made in sufficient detail to
3.istify estimates of cost and results.
Several others, in other states. are well
advanced as regards investigation, and
1t is expected that further recommend
ations can be made after the close OF
the called session.
The secretary has also authorized
the expenditure, during the present
calendar year, of S450,0O0 on surveys,
borings for foundations and other ex-
aminations, which will be carried on
in all of the states and territories in
cluded within the provisions of the
law.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-18
KITCHENS IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Milwaukee Professor Says Poor Cook
ing Drives to Drink.

Professor J. C. Monaghan OF Wiscon-
sin university is of the opinion that
the drink evil problem can be solved
by the Introduction of kitchens into
the public schools. He maintains that
rs per cent. of the drunkenness in the
United States Is due to n lack OF
knowledge of food properties. If the
housekeeper does not know what foods
to use to produce the stimulants de-
manded by the body the husband and
father will seek these stimulants in
other places. The introduction OF
cooking into the public schools. with
proper teaching as TO foods, would. in
his opinion, solve n problem which has
vexed the temperance people of the
land more than any other. Mr.. Mon
oghan was talking to the South Side
Woman's club when he made this
broad statement and It received so
much favor that this week movement
was started which will eventually re-
suit in the establishment of such ad
ditions to the schools II the PERSONS
behind it have their way. and they arc
influential women who are accustomed
to having their own way in matters
OF this kind or directing the election
of a new school board with which they
can have influence.-Milwauke Cor
respondence Chicago Chronicle
The Lamar register., 1903-03-18
TWO SALIDA BANKS
ARE ROBBED

Denver, March IA News special
from Salida last night says:
The two local banks were robbed just
before they closed this afternoon. At
the First National Bank man pre-
sented a check signed by the saloon
keeper, Frank Windiate. for $4,000. A
confederate was stationed in the sa-
loon, so when the bank telephoned to
see If 1t was all right the answer came
back; Yes, let him have it; we want
it for pay day."
AT the Salida State Bank the same
game was played and a check cashed
for 81 300. signed by George Sullivan, a
hardware merchant in this city, and in
dorsed by ]. B. Mitchell. Mr.. Sullivan
knows the man who so successfully
used his name, as he has of late been
spending spare moments in his store.
As soon as the robbery was discover
ed the bank cashiers, bank employees
and Salida citizens mounted horses
and. armed with Winchesters, are
securing the country far and near. with
the hope of just sighting them. Two
men were arrested here this evening OF
the names of Mendenhall and McFar-
land. After close questioning Mendenhall
was released, but Mcfarland is held as
an accomplice. Another man of the name
of Ryan is implicated At Buena Vista
a man was arrested. but he proved his
innocence and was released.
Last week Ryan and Mitchell pur-
chased revolvers from Sullivan and ev-
cry day, it is said. accompanied by
Mendenhall and Mcfarland. have been
practicing in the gulches nearby.