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NO L TO DRIVER.
Cab Man Who Ran Down Prominen\
Chicagoan Has Disappeared.

Chicago, May 1.-THE cabman whose
vehicle ran down julius Rosenthal Satur-
day evening. causing the death of the
prominent and aged attorney early yes
terday morning in the Union League club.
is being sought by the police. 1t is thought
that one of the colored porters of the bar
Der shop in the basement of the Merchants
Loan and Trust building can throw some
light on the accident. The porter was es-
corting MIR. Rosenthal when the latter
was run down, but he could not be found
yesterday.
MIR. Rosenthal's skull was fractured as
the result of being knocked down at Jack
son boulevard and Clark street by a cab,
whose driver whipped up his horse and
drove away. leaving his victim lying in the
street. MIR. Rosenthal was removed to the
Union League club, of which he was a
member, and his family notified. Dr. O. l..
Schmid. and DIR. l.. L.. Macarthur attended
him. Mrs Rosenthal and the four children
were with him when he died ut / a. III.
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CANCER IN MIND ONLY.
Patient Operated Upon by Surgeons
Who humor His Whim,

Middleton. ". y, May ls.-Feeling
sure he had a canoe. of the stomach.
said he had not, John Smith, of Lead
Beach, Sullivan county. insisted en- be-
ing operated upon and having the sup
posed cancer removed.
For a long time Smith had held the
idea that he had cancer OF the stom-
ach. This grew out of the fact that
some years age he had a generous
growth removed from his lip. Brood
ing over the supposed cancer gradu-
ally caused i'll health and he insisted
that it was killing him.
His physicians decided to ope.ate
upon him, believing tina to be the only
way TO cure the man. Smith is re-
covering, and no longer thinks he has
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. May l7.-Cash Quotations We're
as follows:
Flour-Market firm.
Wheat-No. . spr.ng. sl.o0a1.M: No. 3
spring, 92cMS1.02: No. > red, s7t4cmS1,0l.
Corn-No. 9. 53c; No. . yellow. 53c.
Oats No. 9. 31asc; No 5 white, 3I'4@
32lsc.
Rye-No. 2. T@7sc.
B~arley-Gcod feeling, 3.a4oc; fai, 10
choice mailing. 45M49c.
Flax Ceed-No. /. sl26; No. j northwest
ern, SLAP.
Timothy Seed--Prime. *2.95.
Clover-Contract grade. sl1. 75dl2.23.
Provisions-Mess pork, sl2.25M12 40: lard.
short clear SIDES, s7.i2,.a7&.
Whisky-On basis of high wines. S.2G.
Butter Market weak. Creamery. lSN2lc.
dairy. 16M1Sc.
Eggs-Marke, steady. Al mark. cases
included. l5c: tirsts, l5QlGc; prime trsis.
'6lac. extras. 1Sc.
Gheese-Market weak. paige.
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CHICAGO,

Chicago. May Market stcads
to weak. Good to prime steers, S5.T5Nd.T5;
poor to medium, s.. 5oM5 60: stockers and
feeders, 81. So05. 80: CONS, 81. 0pn5.25; heit-
ers. 50. GOA 80: Gamers, $l.5ou2. 40; bulls,
s.. T5ni.15; calves, So. d0n ..Go.
IIogs-Market higher. Mixed and butch
or, s.. 2Ou5. 40; good to choice heavy. S5.to
a.. az: rough heavy. S5.Iou5.35; light, $5.2j
05.45; bulk of sales, 50. 505
Sheop-Good TO choice wetaers, shorn,
S4. So05. %; fair 10 choice mixed, shorn.
So. 6ou4.60; western sheep. shorll. 81 900 .:
native lambs. shorn, Si.o1d6.50; western
lambs. S5.G1n5.15.
Close: H~ogs-Market strong. Bulk, So
M5.40; good heavy. $5,2oa5.45: light, $5.2om
5.42la: mixed and butcher, s.. 42i2;
rough heavy. s4.G5M5.25.
Cattle-Market slow and weak with
beeves quoted at 81. 25no. 40: COWS and heif-
ers, 81. 15d5. so; stockers and feeders, $3.50
40.
sheep-Market strong.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
YELLED M~URDEREsS DEAL
Carries the Secret of Her Identity to
the Grave.

Ncwbursh, n. y. May l.. Ms. Iiea-
rietta Robinson. 50 years OF aga. WHO
was known as the veiled muir ieress. is
dead at Mattewan state hospital. She
WIS convicted of The murder Of Tim
othy flanagan and Catherine I-ubee in
Troy. y. ", in 1853. During HI trial 81"
Wore a heavy Veil and saii that sh.
would rather have my verdict pro
nounced n To remove II At the
close of the trial she drew the Veil for
an instant and smiling To the judge
again drew ii. She was sentenced 10
be hanged ON June 10. 1853 Her SEN
telice WAS atterward cornfElllei. She
WAS sent To the Aubufn state hospital
for the insane in 1873 ana later trans
ferred to M~;ttteWan.
When n few days & it WIS aertain
she must die the physicians ~onCaaNoletl
to have her reveal her identity, which
she had kept hidden since hey commit
ment. She refused, "ayinI she had
kept the secret for fifty years ma might
as we'll let it die With her. Only oncc
III her long confinement did she eNer re-
veal anything about herself. and then
she told u physician thai she came
from the English royal family. She
refused to say anything fGrther.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19

SLAUGHTER OF lNNocENTS
BY MODERN IAUGERNAUT.


New Work. Man lS,-\o longe. need
the ju"sgeruaut az Pagan India -
its head in shame. Its horrors are mild
in comparison with the slaughter of
the inuocents by the modern jugger-
naut of the auto in this Christian LAND
of America. Since January / the au-
tomobile accidents in New York II
vicinity have numbered 1913. OF these
forty-three We're in the week Just
elapsed. In SiNtN-two cases men, wom-
en- and children We're done TO death.
From the whole number may be Sc
lected I'VE fits and seventy which
have rendered their victims permanent
cripples.
And yet no guilty owner or driver Of
a murderous automobile has been pun
ished TO; m-anslaushter. The severest
penalty has been a moderate fine. and
many have even escaped paying this
blood money.
of the sixty-two fatal accidents ff-
ty-three of them tool place when the
owner of the automobile was in the
car. 1t is an awful list which presents
these facts. but the record is lust the
b&re truth. In tNventy-seven of those
fatal cases the owner was at the wheel.
Those t-Wenty-seVen cases We're repre-
scented by t~wenty-three members OF
ticensed clubs. which offer their stand
ing ~ an objection 10 legislation adj
verse to automobile interests.
In the list of accidents referred to is
the record of one millionaire whose
machines have killed two men. This
m~tliionaire's automobiles have figured
in thirteen accidents. in which, in adj
dttion to he two killed. nine persons
have been injured, i've permanently,
He is p~roverbially the most reckless
driver in New York. He is q member
in high stal.ding of II of the auto
mobile clubs has been an officer since
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
MAY HAVE TO
GUARD GUARD The DEAD
DEMANDS ARE ReJecreO
The Re,u.al Of the T.ac,s,er. JOINT
Council to Aeo-ae TO rsrma o,
Chicago Team Owners in.
wolves 5000 Men.

EA,et.a, May IL Unless compromises
Are untr.! by all the opposing inter
.sts ~ the ileht nov IN progress IN
Chicago ctwecn capital and labor the
tcAtusterS strike VIII spread many fold
during The urNt forty eight hours. The
refusal OF tie transfers Joint council.
representing Zoo nio drivers, TO ae-
ceut To the demands Of the Chicago
Team Owners association 10 handle
merchandise Cor all houses having CON
tracts with the members of the owners
organization. Mithout discriminating
against the trims involved in the pres
sut strike, has brought The controversy
to a point where a speedy settlement
viii have to b, made to prevent an eN-
tension OF she trouble.
There is a probability. however. that
.le whole troubl. may be satisfactorily
,diusted Mithout leSortiug 10 such dtas-
tic measures.
Want More Time.
Aftes receiving the ~nnouncement OF
the teansters' Joint council, refusing to
obey the ultimatum OF tho Team Own-
ers' association, a meeting OF the latter
organization was held II it was de
cidei To give the tea.nsters more time
to consider the proposition.
At first IL Was the Intention of the
.eam owners to put their ultimatum
Into effect today, but believing the
;eamsters could be induced TO change
Cher minds they We're given until
Tuesday to make dllal answer TO the
proposition, Information which the
team owners say they received today.
that the teamSters joint council was
not a unit Saturday night IN it's de-
Termination to hsht The owners. MAS
given by The owners rs the reason Tor
the -postponculert of The execution OF
the -uitiuHltuln Ut.tl Tuesday.
To Gail AnStber Session.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
BLOW TO P%EAsANTRY.
Russian Authorities to Preeent TRIAL
in Law Courts.

Moscow. May 1.-THE governor of
the province of Vladimir has issued in
structions to the local authorities of
the districts not to allow the peasants
to apply to barristers to support their
cases in the law courts.
The reason assigned for this unusual
order is because the "barristers are
immoral persons. who always try to
secure illiterate clients with revolu-
~tionary promises"
The effect of the order can readily
be understood, as it will leave the
peasantry helpless to resist by legal
steps any grievance they may have.
while landlords will be able to retain
their own lawyers without interfel-
anCe,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
SWORD FOR ROOSEVELT
Missionary Brings Back Gift from ORR
entail Officials,

Reading. Pa. May 17.-Rev. DIR. d.
b. Schneider. a missionary of the Re-
formed church, who has just arrived
here from Japan, after some years
absence from the United States,
brought With him a magnificent sword,
the gift of leading Japanese officials.
to be presented to President Roose-
welt. The date for the presentation has
not been fixed,
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South Omaha.

South Omaha. May 17-Cattlc-Marke.
lower, Native steers, 81. 10: cows and
heifers, s3.40n5.25: western steers, sS.25I
$40: Gamers. 81. oDd3. %; stockers and feed
ers. s.. S0m4.So; calves, sS.ooa6.2 -; bulls,
81. 15M4. 10.
Hogs-Market higher. Heavy. S5.1TlaM
5.25: mixed. s5.15m5.1114: light, s. .l2llgU
:. 22is; pigs, 81. WM5. 90; bulk OF sales. s5.15n
$50.
Sheep-Markef strong. Western. shorn,
A.75M5.2 %: ewes. shorn, s.. .5N4.6o; lambs.
horn, s.. 0046. 90.
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Il MARKETS.
Sioux City live Stock.

Sioux CITY. May 17.-Sioux city Stock
Yards-Hogs-Good light and butchers.
s5 Ga9ijsG:nhGi iss9 sn gles hs1V> a. 55 1855. fat
cows and heifers. $3.pod5.o0; stock cows
and h%eifers. $2.0oaS.Go: sjocNers and feed
ers. So .25d $50. yeariinss and calves, S3.0oe2
. u.
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Making Money Very Fast.

New Brunswick. N. j.. May 16.-An
increase of $3,761. 900 in net earnings.
more than double that of the preceding
year. and 2 surplus for year of ST.
$4,000, AN increase of S1.157,000. arc
reported in reinstatement for the year
ending March 81, which was given out
by the United States Rubber CON-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
WEEDS CHARITY WORKER
American Vice Consul Marries East In
dian Girl.

London, May 17.-Arohibaid Mac
kirby, American vice counse! Mt Muscat.
Arabia, was married at st. M~argaret's
church, Westminster. to Olive Christian
Malvery. am east Indian who has spent
five years working among the poor of
London. The bishop of London Off
.ciated and Nine. Calve participated i'm
the choral service. The bridesmaids
We're five east end flower sellers. The
church was crowded with poor girls.
The bride, who was attired in an Indian
wedding gown, was given away by
Bishop Milne of Bombay.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
%C0NFEssEs MATRICIDE
Sta rtling Murder Is Revealed at De
troit by Confession of en- In

Detroit. Ma 1S.-Walking up to Pa
trolnan Dacey on the street here to-
day. Frank Lesn :. aged 26. told him
he had murdered his mother. Mrs.
Michae! Hammernick. in her home All
Trenton last night. Lesner was evil
IDENTIFY mentally irresponsible. Mrs.
Hammernick was found dead in bed
last evening with five bullet wounds in
her body and ner head crushed by o
blow from a chair.
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Minneapolis. May 17.-Closins cash price.
on track were as follows
Wheat-No. ] hard, Sits: No. north
crn. s1.15is; No. . northern, I.O6sa@ l.loa
No. 3. 9Ss.c 81. O3s4; No. ! macaroni, SIC:
Corn-No. 3 yellow, 4sD4Saac No. ), 4sAc.
Oat-No. 3 white, SOi4c; No. 3. 2sa429i4c.
Rye-74a4 M75&c.
Barley-3Sd44c.
IrlaX-Sl.4lla
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
BOWEN is ON THE A c
Minister to Venezuela Receives Write r

MlnIstef 70 VenGZue1a Receives Written
Charges Regarding LOOMS Affair.
Washington, May l7.-Secretary Taft
today handed Minister Bowen a copy
of the charges which Assistant Score
tary Loomis filed alleging tina Bowen
had inspired the publication of tn.
charges against Loomis, and also a
copy of the latter's reply to the charges
which Bowen had forwarded to Wash
ington. Bowen took the parers. and
Will prepare q supplements; state
.ment.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
RELIEF FOR THE JEWS.
Russia May Allow Them to occup,
Civ Nyor Tbr,a M,.

russia Way NHoW Ihem &c Occupy
City Over Three Months.
ST. Petersburg. May 1S.-The Assoc
ciated Press learns that the basis of
the project for extension of rights to
Jews, now under discussion by the
committee of ministers, is n complete
removal of the time limit of residence
of Jewish merchants of the first and
second class IN large cities of Russia
lperiod row restricted to three months
annually n an extension of the I'M
restricted right of residence of Jewish
artisans.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
ADMIRAL DEWEY is I'LL
illness of a Severe Nature Keeps Hin
Closely Confined at His
Hotel.

whose illness had reached a serious
state last Saturday, is considerably inn
proved, though he is stiil colsely con-
fined to his room and cannot receive
alters
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
HOCH KNOWS FATE SOON
Defense Rests in Trial of anesed wife
Murderer-Verdict Expected
Saturday.

chicago. May 1S.-The defense in The
trial of Johann Hoch, charged with
wife murder, rested its case today. 1t
is expected that a verdict Will be
cached before Saturday.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
kirk Lashelle Is Dead.

gellport. r. l.. May 16.-Kirk La
Shelle. theatrical manager and play
wright. died here today of blood poi
soning resulting from an injury to his
le:-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
STEAMER STRIKES MINE
British Vessel Goes to the Bottom OFF
Port Arthur. and Many Are

Toxic. May lG.-The British tealner
Sobralens struck II mine off Port Ar
thur yesterday and sank Immediately,
Boats from Port Arthur rescue all the
Europeans aboard, but il is believed
that several of the crew and passen-
l.ana lal,,-rnL
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warships OF Van Fonq Bay.

Tiongkong, May l~3.-Seventeen war
ships We're sighted during Wednesday
evening twelve miles off Three King
rocks, near the entrance OF Nanfong
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
Eeelina Is Less tense.

Toxic, May 13.-As a result of recent
developments in the French neutrality
incident, Il resolution introduced in the
chamber of providing for Il
boycott of French M has been
withdrawn.
st. Petersburg. May l3.-The danger
Of serious complications over the ques-
Won of French neutrality is regarded az
over for the present.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-05-19
A ROOSEVELT CONVERT

Thomas @. Fowler. Lafayette.
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ment should not become too strongly
centralized. They were further opposed
to government ownership because they
knew the government would not oper-
ate separate coaches for the whites and
blacks.
Mr.. Hepburn, Of Iowa. chairman of
the committee on interstate and foreign
commerce, closed for the republicans.
He explained the difficulties of prepar-
ing such measure as the bill reported
saying no two men entertained the
same opinion either as to what was in
the bill or what ought to be in it.
Mr.. Hepburn depressed for moment
and received sympathetic applause
from both democrats and republicans
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Hetty-You only twenty-fivei Wen,
Carrie. I suppose it's rude Of me, but
really you look good deal older than
that. Carrie-Of course. come ct an
old family, don't you know.-Boston
Transcript.
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Tramp-Madam, I am suffering from
indigestion. Lady--Why, I am so sor-
ry' What can do to help you? Tramp
You can cure me instantly by Civ
ing me something to digest.--Detroit
Free Press.
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do you know anything about wom-
ems gowns?" "Uh-huh." (which
costs more--the waist or the skirt?''
Depends on style of gown For in
stance?" "Well, take a ball dress. The
skirt may be extensive, while the bod
ice" "Yes?" Doesn't come very
high" -C1eveland Leader. q
Bless their hearts! The women who
love you in the right way may not re-
member if you like poetry, but they
always put up some of your kind of
lam and pickles.-Atchison Globe.
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RATE.MAKING MEASURE
PASSED By THE house
CONTINUED from First Page,)

Declaring that he spoke as a conserv-
alive, as he was not radical, Mr.. Will
liams said the time may come when all
the country. except the south, would be
advocating government ownership of
railroads. The south would never sup
port that proposition, because they had
the old-fashioned idea that the govern
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Shipping News.

New York. Feb. 9.-Arrived: Steamer
Main, Bremen.
New York, Feb. 9.--sailed: Steamer
La Lorraine. Havre.
Dover, Feb. 9.--Arrived: Steamer Va
derland, New York for Antwerp (and
proceeded). ....
Queenstown, Feb. 9.--Arrived: Steam
er Baltic, New York for Liverpool (and
proceeded).
Naples, Feb. s .--Sailed: Steamer Re-
public, New York.
Queenstown, Feb. 9.-Sailed; Steamer
Majestic (frorfl LiverpooD, New York.
Gibraltar, Feb. S.-Arrived: Steamer
Koenigen Luise, New York for Naples
and Genoa (and proceeded.
Liverpool, Feb 9.-Arrived: Steamer
Sicilian, st. John, N. B., and Halifax
London, Feb. 9.--Arrived: Steamer
Menominee, New York.
London, Feb. .9.-Sailed: Steamer
Manitou, New York.
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Kansas Women to Vote for President.
Topeka, Kan, Feb. 9.--The house to-
day, by vote of s. to 40, passed a
bill permitting women to vote for pres
idential electors.
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Burnett's Vanilla Extract has outliv-
ed criticism. It is the finest and purest
vanilla extract that can be bought.
Once tried, always used.
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Pneumonia and Grip Follow the Snow.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE pre-
vents pneumonia and grip. Call for the
full name and look for the signatures
of E w. Grove. Csc.
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Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world
wide cold and grip remedy, removes the
cause. Call for the full name and look
for signature of E. w. Grove. 25c.
The Winslow mail., 1905-11-04

any floor and sent with safety
to the ground The building
has been constructed in as near
ly a fire proof manner as posi-
BILE. 1t is steam heated
throughout.
The hospital, which cost
about $4,000, is declared to be
the most perfect of its kind in
Southern California. It is the
finest and most capacious of
those of the Santa Fe system.
the parent institution at Tope-
ka even taking second place,
while the new hospital at Albu
querque, complete as it is, is
much smaller than this one
about to be occupied.
The Winslow mail., 1905-11-04

well thought of by the citizens
of WinslOw and was an efficient
officer.
One of his brothers, R. P.
Giles. arrived here this morn
ing and will ship the remains to
Texas for burial.
The Winslow mail., 1905-11-04
PEMBERTON
KILLED GILES
j asst 5 turday Evening in Par
lOr SalOOn-PembertO Was
Held to Grand Jury.

One of the most deplorable
shooting affairs that has Oc-
Cured in Winslow in many
years took place in the Parlor
Saloon last Saturday evening
about o clock.
Pete PembertOn, who had
been drinking heavily all day
and had lost considerable
money gambling, was playing
roulette in the Parlor and a
quarrel started between him
and Walter Darling (who was
running the wheeD over the
limit of the bets.
Just then Night Marshal Geo
Giles stepped in the saloon and
went up to Pemberton, who had
in the meantime drawn his six
shooter, and said, Put that mp
Pete. we are all friends.' Penn
bertOn then turned and com
menced shooting at Giles, four
bullets entering his body and
fatally wounding him. He then
turned to Darling and shot at
him once, but didn't hit him
AS soon as Giles saw what was
happening he drew his six
shooter and emptied it at Penn
berton, but the shots went as
tray. He then fell to the floor
dead
About that time those ia the
saloon were all hunting cover
Pemberton went out the back
door and afterwards gave him
self up to Constable Ketchum,
who turned him over to Sheriff
Houck.
The Coroner's jury brought
in a verdict to the effect that
the shooting was done with
murderOus intent.
The preliminary hearing was
held Monday before Justice
Finn and the defendant was
bound over to await the action
of the next October grand jury
without bail. Sheriff Houck
took him to Holbrook Monday
night.
The Winslow mail., 1905-11-04
Northern Reclamation.

Assistant Engineer H. S.
Reed, OF the reclamation ser
vice, left on Sunday morning S
train for Holbrook and vicinity.
He is going to look over COndi-
tions generally along the Little
Colorado River in the vicinity
of Springerville, st. Johns and
other towns, the purpose being
the gathering of information
that will be used ultimately in
giving consideration by the rec
lama tiOn service to storage pos
sibilities. The work assigned
to him will require possibly
three weeks, more or less.
Primarily the purpose of his
visit is to place an automatic
water gauge on the ChevelOn
fork of the Little Colorado that
enters that stream above Wins
low. The gauge is Il compara-
lively new mechanism in these
parts, though it has been used
extensively IN the east. 1t will
require the erection of a small
house for its accommodation and
the digging of channel similar
to a sewer trench from the
stream to the point where the
house is located, the gauge float
beng placed in the water at
this trench. The gauge will be
looked after later by some one
employed near oy. While there
Mr.. Reed will make such other
observations as he has been in
StruCted to do. concerning wat
er supply, etc, as that is the
tlrSt thing to be considered IN
the storage question. The gov
ernment has already secured
some records Of the stream flow
in those parts, as it will be re-
membered that the floods Of
last spring destroyed some of
the gauges placed there by En-
gineer Parish. This work,
therefore. is only pursuance
of the methods of the survey in
gathering d concerning
stream flow all over the arid
west Phoenix Republican.
The Winslow mail., 1905-11-04

Miss Bertie Krentz returned
Tuesday from an extended Wis
it to Los Angeles and other
Southern California points.