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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
THs SANTA re TO ray
CAMPBELL SYSTEM

Model farms. conducted under the
Campbell dry farming system, are 10
BE- established by the SANTA re rail.
way company nt points along is line
IN New Mexico. Definite announce.
ment 81 this plan has been made At
The Chicago ONCE Of the big corpora.
ton
J. T. Donahue. vice president Of the
Colonial Securities company OF Ra.
ton, ID IN Chicago comforting with the
oihcels of tho company regarding the
establishment Of the farms. n h
the company's plan 20 demonstrate
with model farms what can be done
under The Campbell system. These
farms viii always be open to inapec.
ton.
Il Ia predicted BY the oGiclais OF
the Santa 70 that the innovation
will result In bringing thousands OF
hettlers to New Mexico and Arizona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
PROVE IT ANYTIME.
By the evidence o. Albuquerque PEG.
ole.

pie.
The daily evidence citizens right
here az home supply IL proof SUFFICIENT
10 satisfy the greatest skeptle. No
better proof can be had. Here u q
case. Read 4.
Mrs. J. Hall. OF bis south First st.,
says; zone Of my daughters suffered
from backacho for about eight months
or a year Sometimes Il was 30 bad
that she was completely Frustrated
for day or 50 II time. read about
Deans Kidney Pills in our Albupuer.
que newspaper and thought they
Nigh, help my daughter and We went
10 the Alyarado Pharmacy for a box.
In a remarkably short time the modl.
clae took effect aud little longer
stopped the baekache. We are pleas.
I'd 10 recommend Doans kidney
Pills"
For sale By an dealers Price 50
cents. Foster. Milhufn CO.. Buffalo,
n ". sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doans- and
take no other. s5s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
BAREFOOT BOY
LOST IN STORM
PERlsHes IN SNOW STORM. AND
LITTLE BODY CANNOT ae
70 mo.

70 mo.
Tho body Of the little s.year.oid son
uf Leandro Nacsias. who was lost In
me snow storm near him homie In tho
canyon above the bot sprlnes iau
"wednesday has not trl hcfn raenV.
cred, says The Optic
The little fellow was running
around the house barefooted. Ia The
rain. last "wednesday afternoon WHOM
two older brothers started un the
mountain % herd aud hflnw IN the
weather.
The iHiie TOT saw hls hrothers "a.
ing up the bills and started 20 follow
mem The rain turned 20 snow ana
pig storm came un before TIE older
boys returned with the herd. ana the
nfsl inquiry Of the frightened fam.
ny was OF the Whereabouts on the
YOUNGEST son. The boys said that they
mad not seen him az ne had nof beo,t
With them, and an immediate search
was made.
Afior proceeding distance nm the
canyon. thoy found his iHfie hare
foot prints In tho snow. They followed
these tracts zap ID the TOO on the al.
vide between San irnacio and Gal.
llnas whore al traces OF him were
lost, the foot pr'nts having been allied
with snow.
The whole neighOoFhoOd vas No.
tiled as FAR AZ Rociada. san Trnacio
aud Los sanchos aud for the naaf ak
days searching parties have boon
tramping the hills In vain.
The father az the little fellow IA n
fcfueli0. ana a unware of the dread.
ful fate which has ovcrtaken hls baby
boy.
Tho canyon IN places ~ allied with
snow, which lays on the ground ever
eighteen inches neep, and without
doubt the iltslc foiicw lies buried m
some drift Many Imagine that a
Wild cat or some other animal Killed
him bet u a. moro likely that the
little BAREFOOT boy became Lost coon
after he started and porlshed from,
cold aud exposure. The search Tor
tao body u stili IN progress aud an.
less there u another snow storm In
the canyon the remains win probably
soon be- recovered.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

The immeuse Hondo government
reservoir near Roswcli was visited
by q committee ~ government on.
claia. Intending Arthur r. Davis. az,
sistant chiei engineer Of the United
States exclamation servlcci W. ii
HaEdeSe, Of Los Angeles. "A. NJ Hail
~ Carlsbad. supervising engineers al
the saNe service aud w. N. Reed,
superintendent ~ The work m RIOS
weG The ofhclals made n fay0rlie
report, ands thought that work war
progressing well, considering the bah
weather
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
WIFE AND SON DIVIDE
JERRY SIMPSON ESTATE

The viii Of the late Jerry Simpson
was filed for probate AZ Roswell on
Monday Tho viii was short. and she
instrument waa dated April rs. 1901.
Il was made ID accordance with the
laws Of he state OF kanaH The wild.
ow viii receive One-haif OF The a..
tate. and the other half will 10 10 the
only child, Lester Simpson, a ranch.
man near Roswell the estate IL val.
ued Of $4,000 Mrs. Simpson VIII re-.
move to wichita. Kan. where she Will
make her future home
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
The Orange Crop.

Tho frat ~ this years Grange crop.
at least OF that BART OF She valleys
crop which Is raised on the south side,
made It's appearance on the Tempe
market, Wednesday. Chaa, Birdken.
kamp brought 70 EasterwOod's confec.
tionnFy store tive boxes. OF course.
this 10 only the first Of the crop. and
by no means the best VI 81, for this
years crop promises 10 be one Of the
finest ever raised on tho south side
Not only Is the Yield unusually large.
bnt the quality Of the product Il above
the average, and those who own or
anfe groves this year are in a fair
way 10 realize good profit.
Tho entire crop OF one Of the largest
orchards, the one belonging 20 Rev.
klosA. has already been sold. being
purchased by Walter Hiil a Co Day
before yesterday, Mr.. Hileen. q mem.
her Of the lirm. was on the BOuth
side, and In company With Rev kloss
drove through the orchard. They ap-
pr0Simately estimated the yield for
this year III about 1900 boxes Of or
anEca ana 500 boxes ~ lemons. This
u rs far the largest crop ever raisca
90 the kiOss orchard and II ~ un-
dCraloud that an other south side or
ehards are doing propor,ilonately we'll
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Modern printine methods has made
ieweiry buying by mail just o. safe
as II YOU were buying at the hig city
stores. LiCHTENsTEIN BROS, Is
stockton street San Francisco, Cal.
have issued a beautiful catalogue de.
plotting thousands OF jewelry articles.
This book II sent 10 any address free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
SOLD THEIR LANES
TO COLORADO BuYEps.

PerfectO jnfAmiilo, Assessor % Tor.
rance county. accompanied ~ biz
brother, Benirno. of Palma. passed
through Eslancia the other evening IN
route 20 Las Vegas. where they went
on an extended visit. They have iuet
sold $500 lambs, at $3.50 per head. TO
Boniamla Preston. Of Colorado.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Dyspepsia Is our national allmont
bnrdock BLOOD Bitters Is the national
cure for Il, Il strengthens stomach
menlhranea. promotes i0w OF digest.
I've juice puriaes the blood. builds
you up,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
RAILROAD NOTES

1udgo n. l.. waldo. solicitor Tor the
Santa Pc, j. At Las Vegas. attending
court
The new aren, At socorro Is .. q.
Greenveid formerly age a La
Joya rhoe. jacques goes 20 Lake
Valley.
w. A. GrandS. formerly a foreman
in ihe Needles Santa " hops. has
recently hcen promoted 70 foreman OF
the bakersfield shops.
President Ripley of the Santa We.
u expected on the PachC coast on a
ifip ~ inspection about November 20.
ilo and senator CLARK. president Of
fpe SAT- Lake road Will visit Los
Angeles about iho same time.
Agent " 81 i.ntx. at the santa re
M Albuquerque. has returned from
Santa f'e. where he spent several days
aitondlna 10 the company business
durlnE the ahsenco % abe regular
agent az that point Mr.. lNlE sea fOf
ineen years agent iof Tbs company
AZ santa Re aud came 20 this city only
. few months aeo from tbe territorial
capital
Six iramps were arreaif san6ay
Tor irefpasslnE on Che santa ~ rail-
roaf irsets af lap Nesaa. and we're
given v hearing hel8tr judge Oiero.
None Of them were able 20 pay their
iincs ond were given various som
fences 81 fron ten 20 thirty days
which they WIN serve ~ the county
Jail
a mes nstr1w vaugo railroad may
be built from las Vegas TO the Min
erai ISL dls.ric,. thus Opening up a
country rlth In timber and mineral az.
posiia and tapping the rich Mora val
I Icy W. " Co Surn. who Is seeking
2 franchise Tor a eas plant In Las We
gar, h behing the projected line. The
line vii be- built. according 10 Mr..
Colhurn. vheiher he gets the gas
franchise oi not
The Telluride. Colo. Journal. says.
/ sam Pinksiah Ia up from Aztec, N ~,
ON one Of his scmi.annual visits. lie
says the broad gauge Rio Grando ex.
tension recently completed through
Aztec 90 Farmln0fou. Is hound 10 go
south--prObably The coming winter
20 q connection with the santa re. Il
win be- gratifying 10 the many old
time mountain friends Sam "a
know thar he a prospecting In farm.
INK and fruit growing. e. happy and
! conienied. ANA all the folks are ial
N.UA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
Promlnent Japanaae VlsItor.

TAdishlfO lunoye, chief instructor in
the department Of mining al the i'm.
perlal University OF Japan. aud com.
miFsloned by thar institution Ia Ia.
vcstlgafs he reduction of ores In the
United States ana Europe. arrived In
Douglas. November Gth. 10 inspect
Copper Queen smelter. lie len the
next morning for lsisboe. where ho
win b. shown over tho Copper Queen
mines. Mr.. lnnoye WAS In charge OF
the mining exhsblt at the ~. Louis
fair. and siucC i,4l time has devoted
bis energies 10 investigating the prob.
lem of ore reduction. lie IA under 30
years Of age. bat impresses one. with
a deep knowledge Asked for pnrllc.
ulara concornlDg the sroal iunitntion
which he represented thu commission.
Or responded freely
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

William Dyke. representing the
American EnaineeFing a Reduction
company, 0f Cleveland. Ohio. was Ia
Phoenix from the northern parl 81
the territory. whore be- made arrange
ments for the installation OF a now
method Of treating placer material.
Ar. Dukes company will pm up ami
have IN running order. during the
next three mouihs. on the property
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
A PURE, WHOLESOME, RELIABLE
CREAM OF TARTAR BAKING POWDER
Its superiority Is unquestiOned
It's fame worldwide
Its use protection and guarantee
against alnn food

Cream OF tartar is derived from grapes. is used IN Dr.
Prices Baking Powder in the exact form and composition n
which It occurs in that luscious heaIhf uit pound Of
rich ripe grapes contains quantity Of Of tartar eotva-
lent 70 that required make baking powder sufficient to raise
dozen ordinaryszed hot biscuit The heathf,ness Of
d. PRICES Cream Baking Powder IS beyond question.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Any Skin itching b . temper.tesler.
The more you scratch tho worse 81
i,Ches. Doan's Ointment cures piles.
eczema--any sAin ilohing Al an drug
storcs.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
sar AsseeIasIons DUTY.

The Isar Association Of northern
Arihpna met Thursday Al 10 a. M, and
Adjourned 10 meet Friday at e.30 a.
m. when an election OF officers was
70 be had. Il Is the duty Of the newly
elected president 10 provide q banquet
for the members OF the association.
and the duty OF the members 10 use
al lawful means to cause the dlsap.
pearance Of the banquet proper. which
Of course does not include any Of the
'fensils and paraphernalia necessary
IN putting . banquet on its feet. as Il
were.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
MARCHING MARTINEZ
MlaalNe FROM HOME.

Marccllno Martinez. Of Las Vegas.
has been missing for the past twelve
Der 81 Inquiries, fearing foul play lie
loft for Pccoa on hihcrR about two
weeks ago on a business trip and has
not been heard from since. re car.
fled at least SIXTY dollars with him.
rho officers have been notified and
are trying 20 locate the missing man.
Mrs. Ben Blbo, Of Rlbo, n. ~, made
a flying trip to tho city last night. als
fiyinF on No. , from the wc4t and 70
taTnlng on No. I.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
BLOODY FOOT BALL
RECORD TO DATE
TEN FATALITIES ON TAE GRID.
IRON FOR THE FEW GAMES Al.
READY PLAYED.

A Chicago special. under date Of
November ~, says
Ten deaths from injuries resolved
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
AIum Bakag Powdsrs are conaemned ~ phrsiciaos

rnyo aie brands Of alum and alum baking powders were
eeny Anyzea ey an official chemist different
ana' AaDayne aa was reported large quantities. qusn greater han twenty
tive Per cent Of The whole weight Of the baking povdr
as1ai tests show that portion d The alum from baking powder
remains as such and unahered . the read 49,
Alum baking powders They cost b vo cents ,rd
make yet they sold twenty-five pound or tOa,e o0es c.
twenty-five - 1880 X
Bot can the housewife Afford what price, 10 use ng rxv,
which puts alum and suIphurk acid n her iood1 W -,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST
-= FROM ===========
OUR WESTERN NEIGHBOR

Of the Lynx Creek Gold company,
near Prescott. a plant that viii be
capable Of handling 800 tons of dirt
daily. A. 10 the new process little -
known, except that Il Ia a dry process
and II said 10 b. much cheaper and
better In every way than any other
now IN use.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

TruIY PathetIe 60.

a Yuma Indian. with tears courslng
down his cheeks, applied 10 Justice
RedondO. u the town Of Yuma, Tor a
coffin, 20 bury hls little boy, who had
Just died. This ~ the first case OF the
kind ever known among the Yumas,
who always burn their dead. The old
fellow sold tho last words Of his little
boy we're: PA. ! don't want TO be
burned mp. ] want 70 be put In box,
like white boy The Indian told the
justice he had no money 80 buy the
coffin with, 40 the board Of supeTyls-
0rs Was applied TO. and the "0ox" was
furnished At the county's expense.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

Col James Il. McClini0ck an.
nounces that he has completed ar.
engagements for the competitive drill
between the national guards. normal
school and Indian school cadets.
There will be six companies entered.
besides the band. The drill will be
for a trophy and the Arizona territor.
ial fair championship.
No doubt the greatest harness race
az the fair will be the free-for.ail race,
which r. known a. the "Blsbee
Stake" There are Ten entrles, and
they Include Hazel Patch. with a rec.
cord of 2;02 81; O'clock. 2:O5 Ia; and
sallie Pointer, All. Col. Greene has
two In this race that are not marked.
and J. g. Adams has his horse Custer,
said 20 be the fastest In the territory,
This will be a great race.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

on the erldlr0n- the football harvest
10 date bids fair 10 make the season
Of 1905 4 record breaker for fatalities
on the field. The outlook n that the
number OF casualties viii eclipse that
Of 1909. when 10 victims fell IN these
Rnmes
Three players were killed the week
before last while three more died last
week from injuries received earlier In
the Fenson. Last Saturday three play.
era were injured 20 seriously that the
latest rcpoffs are that their recovery
D. auuHfii
Fifiy.nlnc recorded deaths n the list
Of football fatalities 40 FAR for me
twentieth century. Exclusive 81 the
present season. $50 wanrara oi the
moitskiH have received injuries on the
field more or loss serious.
The fatalities recorded are ihusp
that occurred during the SEASON. but
M many Instances death has followed
after months Of snnerlng from vlur
les. Fuf the last -four seasons the
casually list, az complied from the r..
ports IN the newspaper nlef "a ~ fol-
ioUfat
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

The capture Is reported at Globe,
last Wednesday. OF "Kid' Mckeaklll.
" Indian Territory. who had oluded
the officers for the past seven years,
Mckeakill was placed under arrest By
United States Marshal Daniels a.
Globe. while he was nj q faro table.
McKssklll would not have been dis.
covered but for the fact that he got
drunk and boasted OF bis crimes
sheep Man Sells.
J. ~ Porter. one Of the laost prom.
inent sheep men near Hoibrook. dis.
posed Of his entire belongings ia
sheep, ranch ana range, 90 Chas. E.
Whittomorg and Kenneth NJ Jackson.
Mr.. Whitiemore - a prominent ciii.
rem Of Kansas, and Mr.. Jackson Ia a
leading attorney Of San Francisco,
who gained nOioritty Ia the celebrated
suit In which Judge Noygs Of Alaska
was removed from office aud lmpris.
oned.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18
EloHTYFoUR HOURS FROM
Los ANGELES TO NEW YORK

villa the opening OF The winter sea.
son Of the California Limited on the
Santa Fe system Il Will be possible 20
rake the Journey from Los Angeles TO
New YORK IN eighty four hours. The
journey n "a San Francisco can be
made IN nlnety-three hours. The santa
Re Limited begins its eleventh. season
AZ the fast train between Chicago and
l.Os Angeles aud San Francisco With
time card clipping one hour on lat
seasons schedule.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-11-18

A nfieen-yearoid 10y. named jose
Duran who lives near la Tuna sta.
tion, about twenlyfour miles south OF
las Cruces, made two attempts TO
wreck freight trains. says the Las
Cruces Citizen. The first attempt was
With a rail, and the next war WITH a
post. With which he managed 40 throw
the PONY truck Oft the track. l.. r.
Cartwright. special officer Of the
Santa Fe company. waa on the look
OUT for the would Do train wrecker.
and accompanied by sheriff j. II. IN.
cero, irallcd the boy 10 Ms douse. and
arrested and br0ngh, him 20 Las
Cruces for a preliminary examination.
q shich he was placed under a $500
bond. OF bound over 10 await tbs az
ton Of the next grand jury. Officer
Cartwright was detained In Las
Cruces. "Wednesday ana Thusaday, on
account ~ postponement OF che trial,
and left for the north Thuraday nieht.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
MACHINES AT THE CITY HALL
Voting Devices VIII BE Sent to
Polling Places and Omcers
Instructed.

The new voting machines FOR the city and
county were freighted to the city hall
Monday morning and most of them stored
in the basement. They will be sent out
this week to the primary election polling
places so as to- be placed on exhibition, that
voters may learn how to use them. II
practicable the machines will be left at
the polling places until election day and
will be on exhibition all the time. II this
cannot be arranged they will be shown at
nearby shops and stores.
The registrars and primary clerks will be
called together this week to attend a school
of instruction in the use of the machines.
The school will be held I'm the head Janitor's
rooms at the court house and will be in
charge of s. C. Hamilton sales agent and
A. c. Powers, Nebraska agent, for the
United States Standard Voting Machine
company. Sessions will be held on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, beginning at
10 o'clock in the morning, in THE after
noon and in the evening,
The South Omaha machines already have
been sent to their destination.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
FOG CAUSE OLA BAD WRECK
One Man Kined ANA Several Injured
in Collision Near Nebraska
City.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. Sept. 1l.-(special
Telegram.)-A fatal wreck occurred on the
Council Bluffs & KANSAS City railroad. one
half mile south Of Nebraska City Junction
Ia, at 8 o'clock this morning. The dead
CONDUCTOR BUD NEwBURN. ST.
Joseph. Mo.
Severely injured:
A. w. Stewart, colored, st. Joseph
Mo-. internal injuries.
George Johnson,' ST. Joseph, Mo, broken
ribs and bruises on the head and body,
Northbound passenger train No. o.
broken ribs and bruises on the head and
body will recover.
Northbound passenger train No. q
crashed into the rear end OF freight train
No. Il, which was standing on the main
line A heavy fog prevailed at the time
and the passenger train was running at
full speed when It struck the freight
train. The engineer and fireman of the
passenger train jumped and were not in
jured. Conductor Newburn was asleep
in the freight caboose and was going. 10
Omaha where he had been assigned to
duty. He was not In charge of either
train. The injured men were asleep in
the construction car. which constituted
a part of the freight train. The passen-
ger train did not leave the rails and only
few of its passengers were slightly in
jured.
The injured were brought to this city
and taken to ST. Mary's hospital. They
are resting easily and will probably re.
cover
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

fields are practically exhausted and that
the military authorities are stationing
guards in the district
During the night the dispatch says, in
cendiarles tried to land at Bibienat from
small boats, but were driven of by volleys
from the Cossacks. They then attacked
steamers in which the employees of two
oil companies had taken refuge during the
uprising but the attack was repulsed. The
incendiaries succeeded in setting fire TO
three machine shops in the Uolshky dis
trict, killing the proprietor OF one.
In the BLACK Town" district the patrol
fired a volley into a crowd of Russian
workmen from which a shot was supposed
Caucasus OIL company expressly states that
no one was killed Throughout the BLACK
Town" district the patrols are acting en-
ergetcally in suppressing disorders.
After the conference OF oil men here yes
terday, at which dispatches from the oil
regions were compared, the representatives
Of the various companies summarized the
situation in the we'll district as follows
Bord company-Most of the tanks and
pumps OF this company have been saved.
A few wells belonging to other English
companies have been saved.
Society of Baku-A third of its property
destroyed
Nobel company-Half of its property de-
stroyed.
Caspian oompany-Its property completely
destroyed.
other large companies, including the
Caucasus, Rothschd, Matacheff, Sherbaieh
and Sobaloff, saved only small portions OF
their propeities
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12
HEIRSHIP LAND SUIT ARGUED
Long Pending Controversy Over Tax
alton of Indian Funds Taken
Under Achievement.

The Indian heirship land case was sub
mitted on argument before Judge Munger
in the United States district court Monday
morning. The suit is brought by the gov
eminent through United States District At
torney Baxter to restrain the county treas
uTer of Thurston county from taxing about
SO, 900 OF Indian funds on deposit IN the
Security National bank OF Sioux City. The
contention of the government is that the
fund, being a trust fund resulting from
the sale of Indian lands belonging to the
Omaha and Winnebago tribes. is not amen
able to taxation.
The authorities of Thurston county,
through County Attorney w. f. Whitcomb.
Thomas l., Sloan and Attorney Corbett OF
Sioux City, hold a contrary view In that
there is no cause for action and have
demurrer TO the petition Of the district
attorney. This demurrer was filed septem-
Der T. The demurrer contends that by the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-12

lands and paying the Indians a portion Of
the proceeds the fact Of trusteeshp ends,
and the money realized from the sale Of
the lands is the personal property OF the
Indians and is available for taxation Just
as any other funds realised from the sale
Of property Of other citizens. The fact that
the government trusteeship was TO run for
twenty-five years has been ahenated. It Is
held by the attorneys for Thurston county.
in the act Of paying any portion Of the
funds over TO the Indians before the term
OF trusteeship has expired
The entire morning was spent in arguing
the demurrer Of the defendants and upon
the conclusion Of the arguments at noon
Judge Munger took the case under advise
ment aud may not hand down his decision
for several days.