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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
January.

Fmperor william OF Germany sent
,i,,ct to the president and people of
ths United states. ..
ule Gen. stoessel requested appoint
~ commissioners TO negotiate
me- Of capitulation OF Port Arthur.
W[uasn ana resident Washington ex-
jun Nav Years greetings to the
W,n1,Iept aud Mrs. Roosevelt at the
W Ts, inauguration Of Governor John G,
l.i,ior and other state ana county oih-
ctlis took place
MARSHAL Haywood served suDpoenas
on "a number of prominent citizens In
onrnection with tho Smoot case.
'Vg-Royal II. Milliron committed sui
eide at Provo,
lake. al which the people voted yes
IAN, ,br issuance of 81 100000 four-per-
n,s for the purpose OF securing an
og1oGpate water supply and for the ex-
,ensiou Of the sewer system.
Xxx Irtah state Teachers association
ossembled IN convention at the Uni
yerslty Of Utah.
''I"fbe Japanees nag was raised over
Tfo Groves Latter-day Saints hos
.uai WAS dedicated. the dedlcatory
prayer VAS offered by President Joseph
\. smith
First American Forestry congress
convened IN Washington.
Admiral Togo issued an order
sb5llshing the blockade Of the Lao
lung peninsula,
ildal wave inflicted great damage
dong lie east coast Of England.
AT the legislative caucuses, Hon.
stephen II. Love was elected president
of The state senate and Hon Thos. Hui
sneaker Of the house.
1.-THE sixth regular session Of the
nah Legislature convened at noon.
The fouleth annual convention of the
National Wool Growers association
openga at Denver
Governor John c, Cutler delivered
his first message TO the Legislature OF
Utah.
1.-THE defense In the smoot Inquiry
was begun
M. Republican members Of the Utah
LEGISLATURE IN caucus named eS-CoE-
FRESHMAN Geo. sutherland United states
Senator 90 succeed Senator Kearns.
i2-Thera was u general snoWstorm
throughout the state.
p-James y, Mitchell. an employe OF
the Sail Lake Hardware CO., dropped
dead on the street.
ia sensational $1,000 bounty steal
IN sat Lake county was uncovered
lg-Huu Geo. Sutherland was elected
United States senator from Utah at
ioint session OF the Legislature, re-
cevng "a total OF 81 votes and William
il. King CDemocraU a total Of six
votes
lg.-An inaugural ball was given at
the Salt Lake Theater.
Ex-senator SmoOt testified In his own
behalf before the Smoot investigating
committee.
Mrs. Eva l.. Cooper. a professional
nurse. committed suicide by taking
stYychniue I'm her room at boarding.
house in Salt Lake.
el-Ex-Governor Wells was chosen
president OF the Commercial club.
Testimony In the Smoot case was
closed
gG--Melba, the great singer, gave a
concert IN the Tabernacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
August.

2.-Barnum & Balley's circus exhibit.
ed in Salt Lake.
mayor Morris approved the ordl-
nance granting a consolidated franchise
10 the Utah Light & Railway company
for so years.
5.-The Russian ana japanese peace
ENJOYS We're introduced tn each other
by President Roosevelt on board the
AlaynOWcr,
S,-Forty- five new cases of yellow fe-
YER were reported I'm New Orleans.
bringing the total 60 date up to 500.
le--The "a, G. NJ. |. annual outing
took place ut Caldcrs Park
li-The city Council of Salt Lake
city granted a franohe to George A ~.
SNOW and William Darst to construct
and operate gas system in the city
for 80 years,
1.-THE ogden Tabernacle choir payc
a big concert In the Tabernacle AT salt
Lake.
G,-Baron Kaneko, special Japanese
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

declared itself by n large ma jority IN
favor OF sea level canal.
2o.-The throne OF Norway was for
Wally tend red 20 Prince Charles OF
Denmark and accepted by King Chris
tian in behalf Of his grandson.
23.-The sultan approved the decision
Of the council Of ministers 70 reject
the demands OF the powers for internal
tIoHul control Of the finances Of Mace
dOniH,
2I-The commissioned officers Of the
y. g. t.. pctitioned the governor to
appoint col, Joseph Geoghegan adju-
t1ut-geucral
2S.-lwo hundred thousand workmen
mode q demonstration In behalf OF
equal and universal suffrage before the
Austrian government buildings at
Vienna while parliament was in SEES
son.
2o.--The Salt Lake postofice opened
for business In the new Federal build
ing.
'0.-ThanksgIyine day was observed
In regulation style.
The l.. OF L. football team defeated
the g. q. team os Colorado on Cum
nings field. scoring a 10 0.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

was practically concluded at the con-
ference at Portsmouth, the japanese
abandoned their demands for indemnity
and Russia agreed 10 a division Of the
island Of Sakhalin,
3O.-Prest. Roosevelt received congrat-
ulatory kilograms from the crowned
heads Of the world for his successful
efforts in bringing the Russian-Japa-
nese peace conference TO q successful
conclusion.
3l.-Emperor Nicholas OF Russia, In q
cablegram to prest Roosevelt con-
graduated and thanked him for having
brought the peace negotiations TO a sue
cessful conclusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
January.

s,-Co. William Montague Ferry died
at his home In North Park, near Park
City,
4.-Theodore Thomas the noted or
chestra leader dies OF pneumonia at
his home in Chicago at the age OF ~
years.
0--Mrs. Jennette Mckay, wife OF
state Senator David Mckay, died at
Huntsville, Utnh.
12.--Mrs Beullh Beatie daughter or
the late President MILFORD Woodruff
and wife of the late Hampden $. Bea-
tie, died At salt Lake city,
lj.-Milton Datus Hammond. father
u ex- secretary OF state James T.
Hammond, died at his home In ProNi-
GeUcc, Utah
81. Emanuel Kahn. Wholesale grocer
of salt Lake, lied Of pneumonia at his
residence in san Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
December.

IA terrific explosion NJ coal mins
iu D!umondyllle Wyoming. killed n
men.
THE Fifty-riuth Congress OF tho
United states convened.
Ill. G.. Karrck, az one time prom
iuent business man Of Salt Lake city,
committed suicide nj the Cullen hotel
Ga he2d-on collision OF freight
and passenger train on the Union Pa
cillc near Green River killed 10 persons
and injured scores Of others.
congress voted an appropriation
OF 100000 toward tho construction
or the Panama canal.
S.-Mrs. Mary Mabel Rogers was
hanged TT Windsor. Vermont. for the
murder OF her husband IN 1902.
9.-The United states battleship Ida
no was launched at the yards Of tho
William Cramp ship and Engine Build
ing company, Philadelphia, Pa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
July.

1.-The Russian Black sea neet was
reptrtpd 90 have mutined,
3-Mke Sahreck, the ignting Dutch-
man from Chicago, defeated Dave Bar
~ Of San Francisco in lisuc battle
az salt Lake,
i.--Independence day was observed
In a more or less strenuous manner
Secretary % state John Hays
body was laid TO rest In Lake View
cemetery.
THE body OF Admiral John Paul
Jones was delivered TO representatives.
Of the United States, at an American
church In Paris,
7.--Onicial announcement was made
OF the appointment Of Elihu Root TO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
DEsEnEr EVENING NEw, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1906

representative. went to Oyster Bay for
conference with President Roosevelt
I-utah day at the Portland Fair
was celebrated,
2S--lt was reported that President
Roosevelt was authorized ON behalf of
Japan 20 waive All claims for ud,m-
nifty or reimbursement for the cost of
tho war.
2l.-peacc between Russia and Japan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
October.

Henry Dinwoodey. founder OF the
il Dnwoodey Furniture company died
at the advanced age OF so years,
i.-ReN Dr. p. a, II. Franklin, a well
known mining man and former minis
ter I'm tho Scandinavian Methodist
church died lt 81. Marks hospital,
S.--John r. COS. secretary Of the d.
\, & NJ, society. passed away.
John j. Sears, son of John sears
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

the position OF secretary Of state to sue
coed John Hay, deceased.
S.-Mutineers OF the Russian battle
ship kniaz Potemzine surrendered.
Members OF the southern Cali
fornia editorial association spent the
day IN salt Lake.
ll-Maj Gen. Count shouyalon was
assassinated NJ Moscow
The new Salt Lake clubhouse Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
September.

William r. Lewis president Of
the Benson stake, passed away at his
home at Lewiston.
l0.--Mrs. Mary y, Richards. wife OF
the late Franklin u. Richards. a.
pioneer of 1875. died at Riverside, Box
elder county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
February.

Edison Barney, believed to be the
oldest man In the state of Utah, died
at Provo, he was born June 80, 1906
3.-Mrs. Lucy h Young, wife Of the
late President Brigham Young died at
salt Lake CIV in her seventy-tfth
year.
5.-lshmacl Phillips. one Of the stall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
December.

ST.. S, Senator John H. Mitchell of
Oregon died at the Good Samaritan
hospital in Portland.
Sam t.. Ewing, proprietor OF the
Cullen hotel died suddenly at his hotel.
at.-Rebecca V, Morris. daughter OF
Mayor Richard p. Morris. passed away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
ThoseWho Answered Death Roll

Of j. S. Bransford, Mrs, J. r. Harris
and Mrs r. +. Holmes, died at Paya-
dena, Col
o. Charles Kelly. president Of Box
elder stake, dicl at Brigham city at
the age OF Ga years.
23--Joseph Jefferson. The eminent
actor died at his home THE Reefs
al Palm Beach.
g. Bishop Ira Ncbeker, Utah
pioneer Of 1s47, died at Los Angeles
2S-- Maiden. Fitzhugh Leo L. 5.
A.. retired died al ;he Providence hos
pital In Wash!ngton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
March,.

congressman Howell secured the
passage by the house OF the bin Great
ing The Uintah land district In Utah.
4-Ihe0dOre Roosevelt OF New York
and Charles W. Fairbanks OF Indiana
We're inaugurated respectively president
and Vice president of the United States.
"-Flve thousand employees on New
YORK city street railways went on
strike, stopping travel and causing
great inconvenience.
Victory Bateman, the actress.
5s badly burned az the Leland hotel,
hdwlrdsvlle, III.
H-Ihe Granger Westinghouse was
wrecked by the explosion OF an acety-
Iene gas tank, 90 persons were Injured
ana Miss Nellie Mackay was killed
WINE rendering vocal selection be-
4oIe nc y. l.. NJ. !. meeting.
p'-Ihe Japanese troops occupied
Nukden. taking thousands OF prison.
ers
h-rhe car summoned council OF
var TO consider the situation In the
far east
speaker Hull was presented with n
ss''er goblet by the members and Of
",eIs Of the house.
tine Senate presented President
love with a gavel made of Utah wood.
O,lhe with bands of native gold.
Inc japanese occupied Tie Pass.
lien, Kuropatkin was relieved OF
nls command OF Russian forces In the
,ar east aud Gen. Linevitch was called
3 70 succeed him.
Gov. Cutler approved the appro-
pI'a'iol bill after striking out the APP
preparation made for roads and bridges
s 81. -s5undry other items amounting to
81 President Francis Of the Worlds
M, I'D a telegram TO Gov. Cutler de-
Douut'd as ridiculous and libelous.
r"uses against The exposition manage
agul IN connection with the sale of
award ribbons
,.n non Spencer ClAWsou was APP
L",eu director general for Utah at
',g "- WIS and clark exposition.
p--o mass meeting called hy the
'l Estate association 10 protest
.555".,' an extension Of the Utah Light
t.iu, railway company franchise was
az The Grand theator
t.o5i David II Moffat announced ha
I,GG, arranged for funds with which 10
''''' nus railroad through to salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
November.

AIRS. james G. Mcdonald passed
away at her home IN Salt Lake city
after brief illness.
s.-Jcsse b. Hlggs a well known
young man OF Salt Lake. fell victim
to the rlyages OF typhoid fever.
l,-Alrs. Jane NJ. Darlington Young,
wife OF the late Brigham Young. Jr..
died al her home in this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
April.

isn, AN organization OF the new state
~ ~. Vgafd was effected by the election
Is" ltilam II. Spry as chairman and
"' ne Gray Dixon as secretary
~ ne Sumption tunnel which plerces
rt.l Nlps between Switzerland and
NJ lhe longest tunnel In the world,
US opened for traffic.
me Conried Opera company gave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

wart old timers 81 Salt Lake county,
died at Union at the age OF 50 years.
l9-Mlss Clara Freeze, daughter Of
Mr., and Mrs. James i, Freeze, died
nj the l.. ID. $. hospital. following an
operation,
Mrs. Anna Rolapp mother OF Judge
II. II. Rolapp. died at her home in Og-
den.
2l.--Willlam Pinney superintendent
of city school building construction.
died at Salt Lake City.
23.-L. John Nuttall a prominent and
highly respected citizen. died at his
residence in Salt Lake City.
26.-Alfred Boaz Lambson. a pioneer
of lsi7, passed away Mt tho home OF
his daughter Mrs. Edna l.. Smith; he
was born In 1920.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

and Sarah WagstaT, succumbed to
kidney trouble.
ll.-Thomas Adams, a we'll known at-
toiney OF salt Lake died OF typhoid
fever at the Keogh- Wright hospital.
l3,-Sir Henry Irving, regarded as
the most representative English actor
OF contemporary times. expired from
an attack Of syncope. at London. di-
rccty upon reaching his hotel after
giving performance at the theater,
l1-Hlrinl Whaauga, an aged and
highly respected Maori CHIEF and con-
vert to "Mormonlsm,' died at Salt
Lake, following an operation for APP
pendicitls,
H-Thomas jenkins n pioneer Of
lAf, and former Bishop Of the Fourth
ward Of Salt Lake City, passed away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
May.

Mrs. Caroline Stoddard. q pioneer
Of 1917 died at her home IN Milford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

mayoralIty nomination by reclamation.
%.-Jamcs NJ. shockley the murderer
or two streetcar men was sentenced 10
life imprisonment at hard labor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
August.

22-Mrs. Isabel Cameron Brown, wife
OF ex-senator Arthur Brown, died at
salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
March.

IA. NJ. Palmer, the theatrical man
agor, died in a hospital. In New York
city.
l7--Richard James Taylor died at
ogden He was born Feb T. lS4S, and
was the second boy born in Utah.
24--Jules Verne. the great French
novelist. died at Amiens, France.
27.-Charlos Auer, business man
of Salt Lake, died
30.--John Daynes, n pioneer music
dealer and jeweler passed away at
the age OF "a years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
july.

i.-Secy. Of State John Hay. died at
his summer home The Fells," on the
shore OF Lake Sunapee,
9--Judge Thomas ID. Dee, one OF the
foremost citizens OF Ogden, passed
away.
lS-Rev. Or. Lellch at one time head
OF Methodist missions In Utah died at
Lock Haven. Pa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
April.

4.--James Gilbert the oldest resident
Of Murray. died,
Mrs. Sarah Z. Bransford. mother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
June.

9.-Caleb Baldwin Rhodes ceelbrat-
ed pioneer and trapper who came to
Utah in 1916, died at Price.
s.-W. G. Dunbar a Utah veteran,
pioneer business man, publisher. actor
and musician departed this life.
l5-Cieorge L. Blair. a we'll known
insurance and mining man. died at the
Groves l.. u. S. hospital in Salt Lake,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21

Following contains the latest news
from Conley's Store.
A nice line OF inexpensive Easter
Cards now on display.
spauldings official League base
balls, SIPS. Also. Spaulding's cheaper
balls for boys. Bats at all prices.
spaulding's mits and gloves. Same
prices as you would pay in Chicago,
Lawn Tennis rackets. balls. nets. sc.
lowest prices at conley's.
Choice box paper in all the latest
styles.
Eull line OF books from Toe up.
Guitars. banjos. ylolins. French
harps. accordeons. strings and Other
supplies.
II you heed good watch we car
lit you out TO suit your desires boil
as to quality and prices.
birthdays and wedding anaigersarie
come around at this season the sam,
as any other Brighten these oeca
sions for your family and friends b!
gift. In our line YOU will find ap
propriate gifts. inexpensive or other
wise. Gold and silver goods. china
cut glass. novelties. and last but no
least. books
CoNLkY's STORE.
Louisa. Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
PAINTsvLLE
uutiependent.l

We are sorry TO have to report that
Fred Castle is threatened with append
ci,is,
Circuit Court Clerk John Wheeler
is fencing in his garden, to prevent
its being destroyed by COWS.
Iailer J. d. Preston has been house
cleaning the jail and everything is
bright and shining there. Our JaileI
was highly complimen,ed by the JUdg,
who went over to inspect the work;
and Judge Rice is a good Inspector.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Stafford. OF S,affOrdsville. this county
occurred a pretty wedding which term
mated romance OF several years
standing. Five years ago Stanford
stapletOn Won the love OF pretty Miss
Clara Stafford. and then went wesl
to make his fortune. He took up 5
claim. lived ON ii for five years, Their
after selling ii. came hack a few day:
axe. and last night was united il
marriage TO Miss stafford, The hap
py couple left this morning for Mimi
eso,a where they will make theil
future home
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
PROPOSED SCHOOL.
Committee Of the N. E. Church
Visits Louisa on Trip Of
Investigation.

Louisa entertained very import
ant committee last Tuesday afternoon
and evening. 1t was special COM
mittee composed Of the Rev. Amos
Boring. d. D.. and the Rev. Thos.
Hansford. d. D.. who were sent out
on a ur-of inspection by the Board
Of Education of the Kentucky Con-
ference OF the NJ f. Church. The
object of the visit here was TO inves-
tigate the fitness of louisa as To-
cation for school OF considerable
size. Other points under considera-
ton are Ashland and Paintsville. The
church already has a small school at
Ashland, but since the large Speed
fund came into the hands Of the con
ference it is proposed TO establish a
frs; class school at one OF the points
named.
The gentlemen arrived here from
Paintsyille 'at 2;16 p. m. and we're
met by a reception committee com
posed OF dozen citizens. headed by
the Mayor, Augustus Snyder Carri-
ages were at the station and the
committee at once began the inspec-
ton of the available sites. OF which
there are quite a number, This con
sumed most OF the afternoon. Spec
ial preparations had been made at
Brunswick Hotel for the entertain
mtnt of the committees and very
delightful supper was served.
A program had been arranged for
the evening at the NJ f. Church
and by $50 o'clock the house was
we'll filled by ladies and gentlemen
representing all the various denom-
nations and interests of our city. The
meeting was presided over by the
Mayor. After a song by the choir.
the pastor Rev. Grizzle, led in pray
or. Rev l. NJ copley delivered a
yery appropriate address OF welcome
in which he took occasion To name
many reasons why Louisa should b.
selected as the location for this school
DR.. Hansford responded in very
entertaining manner. He was followed
by Rev. o. F, Williams. j. A. Abbott,
| j. ". Heron. NJ. $ Burns. c. C. Hin
Ia. C. sullivan and W d. o'Neal. Dr.
Boring then delivered a brief. bur
interesting talk. expressing himself
rs well pleased with Louisa
All the speakers covered Ihemselve,
with glory and put forth so many
arguments In favor Of Louisa that il
lis difficult 10 see how any other
place is 10 win over us
The matter will be settled soon. a,
the full Board will meet in Louisvill,
next week to hear the report of thi,
committee and decide upon a location
DIT. Boring said. after hearing Tbs
appeals Of the local speakers, tina
il was evident that he and DIR. Hans
ford would be long remembered if tn
school be located here: and that i
ii be located elsewhere they would no
be soon forgotten. He also said tn
speakers had convinced him that tn
people OF Louisa believe steadfastl!
in three things-"God. Education am
Louisa.
The decision of the Board is await
cd here with deep interest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
Special Notice.

The Proyidsnt Savings Life. of New
York. issues life and Endowment pol
icies in any amount from One Hun
dred Dollars to Fifty Thousand Dol
lars. Premiums from One Dollar up I,
Eight Hundred aud Fifty Dollars.
Any Amount: any Premium Large
Loans the second wear. Also. Paid
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paid only two premiums Poor people
can secure projection at low cost. and
wealthy people can combine protec-
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Men and women accepted on equal
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own interests will prompt you to con
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ident, Savings before placing your
application elsewhere. Men OF char
acter and ability are wanted as repre-
sentatiyes on good terms in Ken
lucky and West Virginia For particr
lars as 10 an agency. consult
l. NJ CoPLEY. Special Agent,
Louisa, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
Death of a Good Man.

MIR. Martin r. Hays died last Sun
day at his home at Adams. this coun-
". Of Brlght's Disease. He had been
a sufferer from this trouble for a long
time and il had been realized for a
few weeks that the crisis was not far
away. MIR. Hays was one Of the coun-
TVS very best citizens. He was thor
oughly honest. sober, upright in all
his dealings. He enjoyed the respect
and confidence of all who knew him.
He was an indulgent husband and
father. and his death is a heavy blow
TO his family and also to the eommun-
ity in which his life welded ap influ-
ence for good. Mr.. Hays was a we'll
tO-do farmer and merchant.
Further particulars will be given Of
his life in these columns later on.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-04-21
CoNLkY's STORE.
Louisa. KY

The silver City Enterprise says.
RI c. Mcclure. supervisor OF the
ella River Forest Reserve. was noti-
fled Wednesday. in a communication
from Secretary Wilson OF the depart
ment OF agriculture, that by act Of
congress passed in the month OF Feb
riary 1906. all forest officers have
been invested with police powers and
might arrest without warrant, for any
forest reserve laws or regulations,
Supervisor Mcclure has transmitted
the contents OF this communication
to the forest rangers under his jnr-
isdictlon. with instructions that the
provisions OF the law be carried out.
Heretofore the forest officials pos
sessod no such power and could only
proceed against trespassers by in.
dictment before federal grand or
complaint before L. 5. Commission
cr. now the forest officers are author
iEed 10 arrest without warrant aud
take the offender before the nearest
L. 5. Commissioner.