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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-04
CRoNICA PERSONAL.

Juan y. Jaramlllo, ell superintendent
tie de escuelas por ell condado de To
france, Sc halla en- la ciudad.
FL Sr. Antonio Salazar, comerciant,
de Pinos Wells, estuvo en- la ciudac
con Ell fin de visitar la legislature.
Ell Rev. e Quinones, pastor de Ii
Iglesia Metodista Mexicana, de Alamo
gordo, Sc encuentra, en- la ciudad cor
negocios.
Don Eleonor Trujillo y hermano de
Taos, Sc e%ncuentra en- la ciudad cor
negocios oficiales.
Los Sres. Placido Garcia, de Velarde
y Naicizo Sanchez, de Chamita, Sc en-
cuentran en- la ciudad visitando pa
r~ientes y amigos.
Don Jacinto Gallegos, de Clyde, N.
M, Sc e%ncuertra de vista en- la ciudad
con negocios importantes.
ElSr. Francisco Sandoval, de Lyden,
Rio Arrlba, Sc encuentra en- la ciudad
visitando parientes y amigos.
Don Solomon Luna y esposa, de Los
Lunas, arribaron a la capital Ell lines,
despues de habar pasado ell domingo
en- su Residential.
Ell Sr. Benito Lujan, un ranchero de
Pojoaque, estuvo ell microbes en- la
ciudad co%mprando abastos para su
rancho y regreso a su hogan ell jueves.
La Sra. Perea, esposa del Sr. Octa-
viano Perea, uno de los interpetes de
la camara Sc %encuentra en- la ciudad Y
permanecera aqui hasta ell lin de la
session.
La Sra. Celestino Ortiz, acompanada
de sus dos hijas las seforitas Lena y
Armada, regresaron q la ciudad des-
pues de una vista de varios dias a
Denver.
El Sr. Silviano Roybal, superinten-
de escuelas por ell condado de
Rio Arriba, Sc %encuentra en- la ciudad
visitando amigos y con negocios i'm
La Sra. Castillo, esposa del escriba
40 de pruebas Marcos Castillo, parti6
domingo en- la noche para Albuquer-
lue, donde visitara parientes y amigos
DOR variOs dias.
Ell Gobernador Otero, ell Secretario
lei Territorio J. W. Reynolds y 81 Pro-
General George w. Prichard,
'egresaron ell lhnes en- la maflana de
albuquerque.
Don Perfecto Jaramillo, ASSESSOR del
,ondado de Torrance, Sc encuentra en-
. ciudad. Informa que ha llovido en-
seccion. La nieve ha desapa-
ecido por complete.
La Sra. Inez Lujan de Muniz 6 hija,
partieron ell viernes en- la
arde para la ciudad Ducal. donde per-
1aneceran por dos 8 tres semanas
isitando a sus hermanas.
Ell Conciliar Jacobo Chaves, quien
as6 ell domingo pasado en- su residen-
Ia en- Los Lunas, arribo a la capital ell
ines en- la maf1ana y sigue desempe-
ando u tareas en- ell c~onsejo legis-
:
Ell Hon. Pedro Perea, ex.delegado al |
ongreso, estuvo en- la ciudad ell vier-
es de la semana pasada y atendio a
IS %ejercicios commentaries tenidos
or ell lamentado Coronel J.. Francisco
HAYES por Ell Console de la Asamblea
egistiva. !
La Sra. Prisciliano Moreno, la Sra.
red Armijo y su hermana la seforita
tephenson, de Las Cruces, arribaron :
la capital Ell lines en- la tarde, y per- :
aneceran aqui visitando amigos VI .
lrientes. Sc italian hospedadas en- S
a s del Sr. y Sra. Manuel Delgado. 9
Don Manuel Sanchez, de Las Tram 9
s, y Don E%squipula Rodriguez, de z
IS Truchas, ambos del condado de =
o Arriba, se encuentran en- la ciudad n
n negocios ante la legislature. Ell T
!. Sanchez representa- su condado en- "a
Asamblea Legislative Data. .
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-04

sE NECEsIxAN AGENTES.
Agentes para prossssr snscriciones % nece-
sitsn on todas parties d. tsrritorio. Sc paga-
ran comisiones liberals Dfrijanse { la Com
sania Impresora del Nssvo Msxicano por par
ticulares.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-04

A ~cualquiera pomona 80 nos nande 81 d.
oero por cinco suscritosss nnsvos por an ano
cada uno, 10 msndarsmos n Nuxvo MExIcASo
ibre por I'm ano VSsnss 10 prscios de sus-
crici6n arriba.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-03-04

Las leyes do bs nstsdcs Un6dos requieren
que cualquiera psrsona psusrA por un perio.
dico mientras confines tpmAn6oio de Ia estate.
TIA. aunque d tismvo ~ 4 ssd - suscribio
haya expirado
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08

ship is as vitality necessary to fleet in
action as the man in the coming tower
or the gun turret. Good gunnery or able
strategy is of no value if the ship cannot
be brought into line speedily and pre-.
cisely." The accident on the Bennington
was shocking confirmation of the find
ings of the Admiral. OF recent years and
probably as result OF the defective per-
sonal bill the need of specially qualified
engineers has been partially obscured or
disregarded. Admiral Rae proposes
method by which engineers shall be
supplied to the Navy speedily and his or
some other method mustbe applied at cnce
and competent corps OF experts supplied
whether they rank in the line or are
maintained as a separate staff that our
ships may be made effective.
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08
A COMMON SENSE RULING

The President has way of doing things
that must be calculated to we'll night
take away the breath of the red tape
stickler at Washington. Recently he
authorized an amendment to the civil
service rules providing that hereafter a
cabinet officer shall have power sum-
marily to remove, without hearing,
any civil service employe in his depart
ment who has been guilty of misconduct
or who is inefficient is the performance
OF his duties. Heretofore unworthy en-
ployes have been known to take advan-
tage of their civil service status to hold
their jobs, and have defed their super
iors. This ruling of the president will
put stop to that sort of thing. Possibly
the president may have strained his au.
thority little but his action is based OH
common sense anyway.
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08
Millions of Blackbirds

John P. Cochran, of Galena, Kent
County, says that blackbirds all over
Kent County, Md, are committing serious
depredations upon the recently planted
wheat crop He says there were hun
dreds of thousands of blackbirds in f1ocks
alighting ON his wheat which is now just
about two inches above the ground.
They pulled up thousands of grains of
sproutpd wheat. Mr.. Cochran secured
his gun and in one day thinks he killed at
least half bushel of the birds and a
peach basket full the next day.
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08

Rear Admiral Rae, Engineer in Chief
of the United States Navy has made
report in which he states that there is
deplorable lack of engineers, in the navy,
and that if we were to be plunged in
war the Navy "would find it self in no con-
dition to win battles" 'In these days''
he saws "The man in the power room of a
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08
BLANKETS AND ROBES.

BLANKETS AND ROBES.-We have
them. Every Square Blanket is guaran-
teed to be all-wool and to hold its color.
Imitation Buffalo Robes, Plush Robes,
all-wool Lap Robes. We also have on
hand the largest line of Stoves that was
ever shown in Middletown. Cook Stoves,
Ranges, Single and Double Heaters, Air
Tight, Etc. We would like to have you
see them. We have on hand or will or
der stove repairs for all makes OF stoves.
]. F. McWHoRTER & Son,
Middletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08
FiftY-three SUNDAYS

There will be 50 Sundays in this year;
an occurance that will not happen again
for l 10 years. This extra Sunday can be
utilized in attending church, calling on
your best girl, reading the Scriptures,
playing with the children, breaking a
two-year-old colt, on some other way
Paonia (Colo.) Newspaper.
Middletown transcript., 1905-11-08

THE TRANSCRIPT, 81 90 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
DIR. ALICE ". STOCkHAM
Circulated Improper Literature
ny Mail and Express.

Chicago, June 6,--Jndgc 4, ~. Bethon,
N the federal court, has directed u yer-
dlct OF guilty against Dr. Alice B,
Wockham, u years old, ana Edward u,
hockwlth, manager " tho Stockhnm
fubllphlng company, charged with ctr
tulatlnR improper literature by the
mails and express,
N deciding the case, Judge Bolhca
tAld
When the laws we're framed, II was
not believed the general discussion OF
llo marriage relation was advisable,
" the persons believe they are right
IN teaching these subjects 20 that the
young may learn Of them, they should
nave their doctrines interviewer IN the
law Of the land what we have 10 do
u to uphold the law an II stands"
Among the witnesses for the defense
was tho Rev, Hiram w Thomas,
Dr. Thomas testified that he believed
the womnn's work was uplifting IN
stead OF harmful even TO the young,
gnd that Mrs, piookham has for years
hoen doing q work which IL 10 be CONF
mendod ana not scoffod at
" WAS asserted by Dr. Stockhnm ana
her witnesses that she has been IN, the
publishing business several years aud
never had boon questioned by the GOV.
eminent IN regard TO mailing what she
Fnld 10 be medical advice, She de-
,lared she received hundreds OF lot-
ierA from persona who bad read her
books, thanking her for helping them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Los Angeles, CALI juno S--T"o meg
are dead and others are injured Az rec
suit OF collision hotwccn the wesl'
bound overland passenger ana a neWs'
pafor rrccial, which occurred ON the
fllt Lake road about four mites from
Riverside today
Tho passenger coaches boring ono
delegates 10 the convention OF The
Knights o. Columbus IN this city were
attached 70 the overland, but none of
the passengers IN these coaches W'lo
injured.
The dead Orc'
r. T., Carey Los Angeles, brakeman
on she oycrland top Of head crushed IN
and death instantaneous,
selsor Norman, brakeman ON newsp1-
per rain, crushed updor The wrcckagr,
Mail ClcrR Frank w, sho't was
thrown from the train and three RIBS
were broken,
Brakeman carey was thrown moro
than &C feet, falling on ihaptor oi'r's
head, which was crushed, hrakqmnn
Norman was thrown under the wreck
aee and crushed "a n pulp,
several rcraone wtro injured by NY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06

Ing rpllntcrs ana broken glass,
Tho failure Of Engineer w. D. Gu
lott Of the overland 70 observe orders
" alleged to have been the cause Of the
wrcck
The Wcsibound overland mentioned
above left Salt Lake on sunday oNen'
mg. In addition TO the regular equip
mont there were two additional flocp'
crs carrying the delegations Of knights
Of Columbus 10 atlond the convention
at Los Angeles, consequently II was a
very heavy train The accident oc.
CURED ON the right ~ way Of the San
Pedro, Los Angeles q salt Lake road,
and not ON the joint Santa Fo track
AS was M inHt supposed.
The nrsl inilmMiUn the local head
quarters had of the collision WAS whom
Superintendent Van llouson was shown
The above dispatch this afternoon lloa
You'd stating that no salt lukcrs were
hurt ho could throw no light on the
affair
Tlainmhstor Smith, when seen, stated
that Erglnrcr ullloit Was one W the
best engineers IN the service ~ the
company and had always been coneld'
cred to he u careful man. lie WAS NJ
n loss TO cNplnin how the accident ocs
CURED, Engineer elliott has boon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
ON SITE OF CALENA BLOCK.
Los Angeles Investors Are to Use II
For Great Department Store aud
Office Purposes
HOLMES AND ROWAN ARE IN IT.
Facts Leaked Out Today, but All De.
tails Have Net Yet Been Arranged
big State Street Push,

II was Gscorlaioel this afternoon,
that one Of the piggost real
estate Geols In tho history Of the city
had iust taken place, ana That II waa
nothing less than the determination OF
Nh phIpps, the plttsburg millionaire.
10 erect ON the site Of the old 6alcna
block on the northwest corner of state
ana Second South streets. $4,000
business structure Of eight on ten sior-
lev, Of steel and IRE PROBING conslruc-
ton, WIN lN feet front on Second
south street. and ~ feet front on
state street.
hut Nh phppa did not make up his
lniEd t. DO Tins until, 40 II " reported
n hnd been made plain 10 him
mat he would receive 4 per cent cloai
on The investment, aside fIym all liked
changes, Ana IN iurlhorinon Of this,
Mr. Phipps ~ assured that Los Angeles
parties, principally, VIII open there
nrgt class department store equal 10
anything IN the west, Win nt least a
quarter of million dollars capital IN.
vested IN the business Two good
m nds ~ Salt Lake, Landlord q, \
Holmes Of the knutaford hotel aud
H. A. Rowan, the well known Los An.
Rolos real estate dealer, are influential
IN bringing about this happy event, and
Mossrs kelsey n Gillespie Of this city
are completing the details Of the great
m0yo,
This II nm explanation " the numor-
uug operations and movements of lNte
months In State Ftroot realty, by
McNrs Holmes, Rowan, Knox ana oth-
rrs, ana the investors who have made
sure " their purposes now propose
10 make of state street the great huei-
ness lhnroughtnrO ~ Salt Lake city,
and which win leave, they think, Main
street FAR behind, M Broadway has
loft Main street IN Los Angeles, and
IN far ~ Seventeenth street has loft
Fifteenth street I'm Denver But that
may and may not be, However this
means u genuine start anew IN tho
business section Of the city, and with
this impetus, local holders OF realities
believe that there N u good timo com
Ing or course anything that MI
phlppa does, no docs lhoroushly and
well, aud when he has completed his
plans for the new Galona building, clt-
l2ong NJ this city may rest assured that
II win be what " commonly undcreiood
az "a hummer" Everything Will BIZ
M 60 date, aud of the very best, aud
tho building VIII be- credit to the
west,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
FOREIGN MINISTER
DEL.CASSE RESIGNS
Premier RouvIer Will Assume
Temporarily the Portfolio Of
Foreign Affairs,
MOROCCO POLICY The CAUSE.
II Failed, the sultan Having Pr1c.
teolIy Rejected Fraaecs Re-
form Plaus.

porl, June g. NJ polcassc today PIE.
fcnlod hm resignation ana definitely
retired from any further direction Of
the foreign u1ubs Of France, llls
roolgnatlon was submitted az q mcol-
mg Of the council OF ministers hcld nc
the ElyGoo palace under The presidency
Of President I,Oubrt The council
opened at ll0 =. luu ana lasted noolly
two hours Thu mrrlng aroused deep
interest, uvuR to The belief that tho
Moroccan situation would result IN n
mlnlR,oliul crisis NJ Dolcasso, m
submitting hs roFlgnuilon explained
the roufons leading w To his action
he mid ho recognized that differences
of Wow had arisen between himself
ana his colleagues relative a. tho exec.
cution Of the folrIgn policy of France
particularly concerning the direction
of the negotiations with Morocco
Therefore hc had believed II 10 be- de.
sIrullo IN the interest Of tho ministry
and OF the country, To place hia roslg.
nation IN the hands ot the president
Premier NouylCG IN rosp0ndlnR exc
prcFp,d the regrets Of ha colleagues
ADDING tribute to NJ, Dolcaeso Tor past
sowlccy. NJ, lIouylor thcroupon an
nonnocl thdt he would act nd interim
ns minister Of foreign oifnirs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
FIRE AT LAS VEGAS.
Now Town Hos Narrow Escape From
Total Destruction,
Special 10 the News

Lts Vegas. New, June title now
town Of LAs Vegas IN the Clark town.
site suffered from Us frat nro This
morning, About 10 o'clock a young man
I'm the employ " CHOP House llll" NJ.
tempted 10 nll a gasoline stove when
the oil exploded setting Tho whole
building nnfr, There woro four build.
nas burned as follows Fuller A. Here
uclEa real estate Office, loss $1,000,
"Chop House Bll'a" pnoc,oNned by W.
II. Hart and g. II, Fuller loss 81 300
Il, T.. McGco and H. W, Williams, bar
bcr shop ana lee croam pnrlors, loss
$500 browns cofloo house In N tent
BUILDING loss about $500,
II, Fathers, The solicitor ON tho ES-
amlnor had The foundation IN Ma
building down and hIs loss ON tho lum-
Der and the partially constructed build
Ink was about $50 AZ the cry of Are
tno people responded TO the alarm ana
saved what movable property ana MAJ
Dornl they could carry out Very lltllo
of anything WnR saved ON account W
thc rapidly Of the flames, Tho llrt
state bank was In danger Tor Time,
but bucket brigade wac orRlnl2cd,
ana with the aid " wet blankets IL and
adjoining buildings woro saved Tho
losH was total and complete bocNuso OF
the insurance companies refusing 10
take rEkg In thW city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
PHILIP BOYER DEAD.
Prominent Resident Of sprIngyillo
suoCumbs TO Acute Psritonitis.


Spr0gylllc, rluh juno a. PhIllp II,
Boyrr proprietor n tho Boyer holol
died here al $3.50 this morning of acute
porItumllH, while working IN the field
ycslrl morning MrBoyor was ecISol
with cramps and returned homo In the
afternoon, IN bad condition DrR Dunn
and smart dld everything possible FOR
tho afflicted man, but he gradually
grow worse and passed. away Os ludls
cnlcl above,
Tho deceased was born Nov, I lsll
~ linton county pUo and came ~ Ulnh
IN 1853, settling IN Salt luko ana NOV.
INK W Sprngyilo Nv 1855 with biz
molh,rs f. g. ana John ana three wv.
terH Tho former w nov mayor ~
SpringNlllo. M Boyer was the father
Of Mn Alexander, VINO lost her He M.
the lroQuolao dIgnglcr ut Chicago, no
Wua also the father ol Miss Helen Boy
on, The actress, who ~ we'll remembered
for her Interpretation ~ Honn 70 lsu'
bel M "Conantun" Olner children me-
sadie boyer Payne, H. u, Roger nnd
Emmett lioyoE lie also lcRycs wife,
MlH tnrah 4, Roger Mr. Boycr was u
faithful Latlcr'day Fnm' and u good
citizen,
The funeral viii be hold from the
Sprlngylllo mootlngh0uae Thursday az
Z y, M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
ELECTRICAL STORM SWEEPS
over LOWER MICHIGAN

Detroit, Mich, juno 6--An electrical
storm, which seems 10 have gone
through lower Michigan late todoNiook
tho form Of n tornado, Through the
counties OF Tusooka ana Sanllno II
swept a path Of death aud devastation
half u mile vide,
THE DEAD,
Mary smith, child, ,...
child OF Edward phllpolf, farmer
near Urban
FATALLY INJURED
Three children Of Edward Phllpols,
Small son Of John smith
Mrs, Wagner
Mrs. william lIulchuson'
VIM, Docfser
SERIOUSLY INJURED
John Smith, arm broken
child of John smith, arm torn olf'
Edward philpots, .,
I'm addition TO the above, Elsie Ar'
ploman, nged ~, was Killed by bolnJ
thrown into a lock-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
BIG BANK CLEARINGS.
Record for Today 10 Noorly n Million
Aud n Quarter Of Dollars,

Today's local bank clealings are
soaring high away beyond the limits
OF the ordinary, and 10 tho citizen
anxious 10 see the financial trans0c.
tons " tails city ngsuilp largo pfQpor-
tons. the days increase has a HoOlthy
and prosperous look, The nguro ~ thc
day Ia S,2lG,3sL5u ne against tGl,p2S.a7
for the corresponding day ~ last year,
or an lnoronso OF &SllGl
or this ugroaeo l?2OQo came from
Mccormick & 90, alone, and was due 10
the onlc OF bonds 10 that amount Ibsnod
originally by the Slll Lake Cl,y ran.
way company ana held by j, =, Gamer.
ou, president Of the cid RAPID Transit
company aud associates. ana now n
roNdcut 0f New York city, These
bonds have i've years 10 run 0t per
cent. and Wcro void nc par To w, w
Nltor 0l representative FOR syndicate
NJ SALT Lake ard ogden banks, rho
purchase IL considered Az n rood IN.
yogmant ana Mr. Ritter was not slow
IN Sizing up tho situation ana taking
ulNuNiuV0 Of H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
Mrs, Josephine Hone Dead,

Now York. juno c. Mrs Josephine
Hone, widow Of Charles Russell Hone,
ana the only daughtor.of hto lnto John
llucy who wla president of the Adams
liSproW company X dead ut sanlllr.
Ium In Wostohcstcr from paralysis,
Her mother was, before marrying Mt
llocy, known ns Mrs, VIM, Russell, ono
OF tho greatest aclrossoP Of her day.
and mombcr Of tho old Wallack CONE
pany when II was tho foremost stock
company In this country, After hcr
mnrrago she retired from the stage
Mrs Homo was brought up IN tho
gnatosl luxury ana ngurcd proml.
ncntly IN society Financial royorscs
compelled her some years ogo, TO open
u drcssmnkIng establishment Three
wears ago she went ON the stage IN u
l'ilch society drama, and scored ~ cue.
ceys but her health failed and cut short
her professional career
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
COMES HOME TO WE'D.


Miss Emma Ramsey the wen known
SAT- Lake singer returned homo from
an extensive eastern trip last mIdnlght,
ana today made the interesting an,
nountomon, that sho has abandoned
her career M professional angcr 10
become tho wife of Nrulgo q Morris.
tho Wrll Known youug business m1u,
Intimate friends hUyo been aware for
some time that lhe oyont was schol.
ulod 20 take place. hu' the public ro.
colyos NJ nrsl Information with mis-
publications
Miss Ramsey has been away for SOW,
cral months, ana dutInR her absence
has visited nearly nh Of the largo east.
crn cities ana has sung IN many of
thom The noW' thlt she has como
back ~ llnh 10 remain permanently
VIII be- hailed with dollght by all who
know her. ana friends ~ both htrscf
ana Mr. Morris viii Join I'm hcnrlost
congratulations for ihcir happiness ana
prosperity The exact date NJ the we'd.
dlng has not yet been determined upon,
but n win bo sometime In the latter
part Of June,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
CORE CANYON PROJECT
IS NOT ABANDONED
,spcclnl TO the oNows")

Washington, u. c., June G.-'fho uoro
canyon project n Keeping the roclama'
ton division Of geological survey busy
thtfc days denying mmor ae TO abandon
mont of tho protect I'm the part or the
government, Supt Newell Of the RECLAIM
alton service W on his way 10 tolurNun
10 examine personally into the merits OF
,hc cnno, hi order that he may ho lullN
advised az 20 tho situation when ne
reaches colorado Chicf Newell before
leaving for the west Yesterday ordered
Inc engineer, now ~ work In ldaho, IN
icnair al once to Colorado and mako mn
rNhnuslivo Investigation ~ the Gore cau'
Won project, lie W ordered 10 prepare a
irlof OF his findings for Mr. Newell VINO
VIII on his arrival IN Colorado gu over
thc ground personally with n Wow 70 re-
porting his conclusions ~ ScoN lIitch.
cock ono thing N certain, the Visit OF
David H. Moflntl to WnshnRion brought
the whole question ~ Gore canyon 10 no
attention OF lho president who cmphuti.
rally stated that no snap WdRm9nl nnN
be- taken ON the part Of lho reclamation
service before ample opportunity nag boon
given to ull Interested persona II w u
gnmblo that MI Newell m view Of lho
protests now on file, ~ MIXING wonlwnrl
as commissioner of Socy, llllchCnck per
tunnlly to investigate the conditions sur
rounding Gone canyon enterprise,
Edward l.. Edcs of Massachusetts was
today appointed mn ruRlnoorlng aid IN the
reclamation service ana ordered 10 report
az Salt Lake tliy fur duty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
Unidentified Rohber Killed.

chicago, June An unidentified rob
Der who entered the fruit store Of 1'icli.
kes Brothers In RayenswOod, y suburb,
carly today was shot and Instantly
killed by Michael Tlcllkoe, mombcr
of the irm
A white robbor IN company with a
negro confederate entered the store
and commanded John Ticlkos who
was behind the counter TO hold up his
hands
The noise mndo by the lntmdcre
awakened Tlollkor Johns brother who
hnd been asleep IN u rear room MI.
shots kIllmg the white robbcr Tho
negro fed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-06
LICENSE NOT REVOKED,
EydoNco Against Murray Saloon K'op
or, Not Sufficient

The county commissioners today con.
r'1arel the matter ~ the revocation nj
the llQuor license of Follow llros 4
lGrIolVon who run u saloon ON state
Iond about Two miles south of Murray,
bnl unor hcnrlug the statements Oi
rcvou OF the proloWanlH II was de-
cIdod that thu evidence was insufficient
lo Mslll" tha commissioners m revoke
mg Nh license and closing NJ tho
saloon II was uluim'd by the proc
tcsluuW that Tho saloon bad been kept
opoG ON sund0vg aud that II WIS II
demdcrN pIuo3,
The matter ~ iho revocation Of the
llron,o uf the saloon nt Thirteenth
South aud rluto streets was continued
10 the board for ono week,