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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-20
Picked Up On The Run.

Bell Ringers at the New Armory.
Bell Ringers Wednesday evening the
25th.
Mrs. Lucy Davis has been i'll this
week.
L, McCann goes out to Mackay today
He has been at the Uintah opening.
Miss Kate Tupper was up from the
Idaho Academy to spend Sunday at
home
Samuel Oldfield of Dickey and Ber-
tha Clarington of Challis were mar
ried last evening at the parsonage by
Rev Haley.
The Music Section Of the Current
Event Club has been postponed on ac-
count of the rehearsal for Twelfth
Night. Mrs. DeKay, Leader Depart
ment.
Husking bee? No 1t was pear
ing contest at Mrs. Frank Barkers
Wednesday evening, and we haven't
heard whether there were any "red
ears" in the game or not, but Mrs.
Koontz won first prize, tea set, for
pearing and coring the most, and Miss
Alta Sturdevant won the last one for
having the most left with the cores
and pealing undisturbed. Mrs. Bar
ker served luncheon.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-20
The Masquerade
Continued in Our Next

The masquerade ball given at the new
armory last Thursday evening was well
attended but there we're not many in
costumes. The best characters were a
brave and his squaw, some clowns and
rogues and couple of basket ball girls
Those who did not mask were permit
ted to dance, ahd all had very pleas
ant time. Samms' Orchestra furnished
the music and the armory company made
some money.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-20
M # N
lBY TRux.)

As you meander up and down the Hills and Wales Of Tine
Do you stop to think that Life is but Rhyme9
That the who plays the fiddle and the who plies the hoe
Are par with the millionaire this Footsool here beow9
They amt no difference as can e between the men who are
the men,
Whether they dee the earth for dust merely shove the pen
When man has fulfilled the part laid down by The Destiny
makes little difference what he has beenhe difference
not
But he must be MAN. and all through mo halfway
business goes
Be who say he is MAN. from his head clear down
to his toes.
He learn from the oruou tedious paths his weary feet
have uod
The Lesson that all true must eamhe Lesson that leads
toCOD
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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1905-10-20
Con. W. & NJ. Co. Mdse c H.

Con. W. & NJ. Co. Mdse c H, H,..........,.. 25l5
N. Sill Livery y.................g 1910
D. n Biethan Jur Certs rts.....,.....,..... 200
Percy Jones Printing Co Supt.......... $50
james Glenn Ice H.................... 536
Sam Gibbett, Jr Const Fees ............ 305
Harry Filed Justice Fees. ......... $50
n P. Jorgensen Care Indgt. t............. $500
F. NJ Bybee Mdse Indgt gt.....,........ 37.75
Idaho Drug Co. Drugs Indgt t....,...... $3.50
Brown i Eldredee Wit CertS .......... 225
Brown Eldredge Coroner Cert........ 100
John G. Brown Jur Cert. ........ $50
John G. Brown Coroner Cert t............ 100
John NJ. Stoddard Wit Certs .......... SIS
r. J. Osborn Jur CertS Observation-Disclosures. LIS
S E. Idaho Fair Assn. Appropriation. 100000
Jno. A. Wheeler Constable Fees. ....... 1875
G. w. Bergman Salary ................. ls5 90
Jabus Nowlin Salary Observation-Disclosures. lss IS
JOS. J. Jensen, Salary .......... ......... l3sO5
Jabus Nowlin Expenses. s................ 1925
John Montgomery Premium Fire In. 1000
Continued in our Next.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06

We have the best that is
to be had for boys and girls
for the school. Also q well
selected line Of dress shoes
ard oxfords, both in patent
leather and kid, black and
tan, At any price you may
want.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
FLORENCE SECURES
NEW REFINERY
Reported That United Con-
templates Building.
Story From Denver 10 tho
Effect That We Are to Have
One New Refinery
and Possibly Two.

Denver, April 6-Ths subscription
Of sl26. 900 by oitizsns of Fremont
county for the erection - an inds.
psndent oil refinery. - was oootem
plated in the bill Of Reyrssenttive
Wilder. was no sooner nsds public
than the Standard oil psopls got busy
and now 1t is certain thaa. IL those
back Of the independents rs1nery. ad-
here to their present p,as and 70 on
and build the refinery ths Standard
Oil trust will enlarge its refinery in
the Florence district and proceed to
cut rates.
Not only will the capacity Of the
old refinery be increased. hit . new
plant will be erected for hasdling all
the bi-produots, enabling ths trust to
fight the independents u every point.
"We feared from the nrst shat this
might be done. said ops a the inter
ested parties at the Brown hotel to.
day. "and the matter was discussed
st several Of the preliminary meetings
Of the prospective stockholdsrs of our
company. but 1t was considsred that
the Standard folks would hardly 60
70 the expense Of duplicating our
plant In order to control the held;
however. it seems that they will at.
tempt II.
"We have not decided just what
we will do yet. but We arc considering
the advisability Of quitting mp much
more extensive plant than the one ut
first contemplated, to cost In tho neigh.
borhood of quarter Of . million
dollars, and while we can make such
. plant pay. by reason Of the loyal
support Of the local oil people. We
hardly believe that the Standard oil
people will undertake to freeze %
ont. - 1t would take them . long
time to do It and would be too OK.
pensive while 1t WAS being doDe.'
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
BL00DSHED At
CITY ELECTION
Riot Between Policemen and
Deputy Sheriffs.
Result Worse Than . Genu-
inc Kentucky Feud-More
Trouble FeaFed-Extra
Police Employed.

Huntington, W. Va. April 8-Ths
municipal election today resulted in
bloodshed, which was caused BY .
battle between the police and deputy
sheri6s. One policeman was killed
and several seriously wounded. while
two deputy sheriffs were badly In
1ursd. The result was worss than .
Kentucky feud. More trouble IL an
tictpstsd. Extra police have bsen
placed ct polling psoes.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
President Stopped BY Telegram.

Temple. Tex. April 6-Ths presi-
dsntial train stopped here this morn.
Ing on account Of = unique telegram
informing him thss the city Of
Temple hsd . special ordinance -.
quiring eli presidential trains passing
through TO stop Ct Least 10 minutes.
The president was much pleased With
the message. He made . short talk.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
To be Consolidated.

New York. April 6-lt WAS stated
today in Wall street that go. 900. 900
In u. p. stock would b issued to 90
cure the control Of the Santa Fe and
other connections. II IL said ths
Union Pacific and Vanderbilt sys.
TENS arc TO be consolidated.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Visiting Royalty.

London. April 6-King Edward
departed today for Asrseilles. Kiog
Victor Emanuel joined Emperor Will
liam at Naples today to be his guest.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Boy Murdered.

San Francisco, April g. Wrapped
in . blanket the headless and armless
body Of . youth was found today IN
der . street crossing. The police
believe tie murder . Msna Job.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Sergius Assassin Identified.

st. Petersburg. April 8-The ~
sassin Of Grand Duke Sei gius was TO-
day identified - . son of police In.
spector Of Warsaw. While . student
In 81. Petersburg . few years ago the
youth was oxpsllsd on account Of bis
political activity.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Cassie Must Wait.

Cincinnati. Ohio, April 6-Ths
court Of appeals decided today that It
could not hear the appeal Of Mrs.
Oaasis Chadwick until the fall term.
In the meantime she will have to re-
main II Jail. st
The daily tribune., 1905-04-06
Jap Bonds Easily Sold.

Toxic. April 6-The total subsorip.
tion Of the new bond issue Of e94S.-
900. 900 has been placed. the largest
portion Of 1t being taken At priccs
above par.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15
Prsvsssls Ter 0sil1lsg, Aasssry -.
Piasteriss wsrk ~ tie HslAiess'
ss1 Nailoes' nsme.

Aoets Vista. Cola. july :. INS,
Notirs 10 hsrety given that the Colorado
Soldier and Sailor hosns Con y lssios IL M
s~aisd bids for tie csastru~siou az de aassrar n
uosk aud plastetinx ~ oue. stoSy stnas adj.
t,oG To ~: pr~.sat hospital II the hoIdtsss' asd
,Al.o TOT q 90. story sddii.os 10 tbs pr.ssas
dinins rcos' ~ tho said hoae.
Aiso Tor = oas-stoSy sud hsssssat baildlos
said Home.
MD. for tho rna.trurtioa ~ the .saan pias,
building srr REQUESTED Ia 10 bosh fos bsirt asd
for stnos.
The contractors ~ furnish al msssv,sls.
Al bids w. n In duplicate rsaled and uavk 81
"!ropssals Tor cssesstfucsloa ~ lsiiidtnsy" ssd
sddrvs.ed u n. Chsa~y Pr~sidsat koiilsss
and hsiiofs' hons Coaal.sioa. honts vlsss,
.ol"..do, and .iii b. rsrstsed up " aana IN
TIE .sfht !: re..rved " s~1srt say and ell
" the lowest rsspsaslbis bidder. ua ~ sfloe
July 18th. I'VE provided ali bids are scS n.
Al bids mast 10 sesan pssi..i b, = rhsrh 40,
t:Oop drawn ~ tbs oes3rs " 1. \. Chseeg.
prvsidsNl. a. = Suasuasas thsS 9 ss0ls(nrt0Sy
bsssd VII i'Y farnlehed b. Ne sscys.s1ul bld1ss
ms chseh II tss ssree.slsl hl4dee viii Is
fetasesd g .'oa o. sattst.stesy kssp4 v nv.
pis,sst Esd tlss ehsshs u all sst,ss bsdxssS I'LL
u ssss,sIf i =, q :...s e y. svara \ .s1s.
w.. q *: s IL. 3; s. e ssss e -;
koidIsrs' Esd saiIop' Hoaa
rrs.ls.ss sosai.s.' esd ssiioss' nsss CO..
olsssss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Walter Wellman says it costs
too much chiefly because the man.
sgement il too extrsvsgaut, be-
cause the expenses Of carrying on
the business are too high. Life
insurance expenses in this country
are much greater relatively than
in Great Britain or Germany. 1t
is patent to all that the old line
companies charge too much or else
the fraternal companies charge too
little,
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Fifty IgOrrotes of the head.
hunting tribe will reach Portland,
Oregon, about the LIST Of August,
where they will build a village Of
their native huts and become a
feature of the Lewis and Clark
Exposition. They come by con-
sent of the United States govern.
ment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES,
BALL Or TEN.PlN ALLIES AND
SHOOTING GAL LERlES.

H. Il ordained BY tho Board Of Trustees Of tho
Town OF Monte Vista:
SEC. J. Every per.ou using OF letting any
billiard table pool roo@. ball o. too pin alley.
or shooting salleIy. or any ons Of thsn, for
eye d runains any such billiard o. po s al.
the sum Of mfg dollar 5000 fof each aud
every such table 90 u-sd. and tho SUN oe ssvsa-
alley. aud the .an OF ssaty I've dollar lS1kSO,
for eaeh shooting safssry a.ed fos tbs parpose
.rors..,d per year or rasAbls psopoFsioa for
Lic.ase for any Of the aforesaid lsrposs,
nay b. granted oaiy To psr.oc Of sood 6oeai
sh.,set:s. and the applicant shall pr:ssss HI:
Trss,s.s is .ri,ias. seeesp sassd s. ,ss iscssss
fss for tbs time supplied f",. asd b. Petition
.ixasd By . n:iosily Of !hs r.sid.eis .sd .. The
drcd t;on fess Of the place Wherein be pruposs.
70 establish os ossr.ss any ooe d ths bssi.
&c .' S; .:sinf y: n1c.d q I.sss:
ihersin, and 5, . had q d.. husdr,d So,isrs
(eao.O condiiiooed that he viii nos ell or
Ei,s .~.y any spirisoai. vinoas. aalt. @ siisd
or permit the sams " Be drusk b. oshsrs thew
ca that he will keep an orderly and veil coo.
s ss such -. na:S ' b. * ot Es: ss
iadssa ~ .ia s sss % !. -. - O.
the approval Of said Board of Trustees.
sEc.s All ball or s-n.pin alleys. and shoot.
,nx x.iicrir. .hsll close daily e. 10 O'Clock r.
H.. and all billiard or Vspl tables and rooas
shall elo-c AT u N o'clock r. ~, and shali noS
ep." again for sa.,n... b.fors o,elnet 4. Z.
Board II Trustse. BY any irsshoidsr II shs
Town 81 Aootr Vista, that the iic~a.es has
violated any ot slss provi-ioas q ths o, dinanee
OF. upna other reasonable svidsacs II such
violation. the said Hoard nay ssnaarily
invoke his iie~ass. psodins invssiLssti.a aud
. hearing.
sxr; !; Tbs, any .psr.a Who shall sessscs "
provide himseif with such license aud Give bnad
:forr.aid. hssorv attempting " parvys any u
the businesses afo~ssaid, ~ vi,S ahall vislsts
any u ths provi.ioas II this orilnases. shaIl
upon coavtctica h. hned IL any sse sos les
than nfty dollar. lsi0 o. nor more thsn tksos
hundred dollar ,exD.cp. and forfeit 81. iiesoss,
u license shsil have heea granted N hin, and
no other iicsa-s shall b. granted N sueH pcrson.
Nc. T. That all ordinances o. paris q ordls.
si.ioos Of !hi. osdinanc- b. and ars bessby,
rsesal:d: Provided. that .uch repeal shsll
not AFFECT any suit az pr~ssdnx nov psodins
ot which msy h-sesfi-r h institai.si fos any
violation II aid ordinances - rspasled.
A. d. isn6
Attest ". g. sAssosp, Recorder.
JAhEs 4. kkLLy. MAYOR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Walter Scott. OF Death Valley,
is now attracting more attention
than any other man in America.
He recently discovered . mint Of
gold and be l. trying to $50 how
quickly he can scatter it HE first
effort was to charter . train from
Los Angeles 70 Chicago and beat
the worlds record - to time,
y. 800 being the price paid for the
car service. From Chicago he will
take . special 70 Now York and
there try to buck the tiger on Wall
Street A plenty OF money will
make . smart man or . fool Of just
an ordinary sort Of . fellow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

The late decision Of the Supreme
Court throws ell Of the Denver
county officials out Of Office, being
oil Democrats they cay the decision
10 wrong. Republicans Who arc
Given the ofhces are satisfied that
the Court exercised great learning
and that its decision 10 just and
sound. The Court 10 composed OF
Eve Republicans and two Demo.
crsts. The two Democratic nom.
hers OF the Court do no agree with
the 6nding OF the Eve Republican
members OF the supreme bench.
It most always happens that judges
disagree ON questions Of . political
nature. This hes become % CON.
mon that talnt attaches 70 = Judge
who rules 10 favor Of his party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Perry Craig, SOD Of DR.. Craig
of Alamosa. IL now mail clerk and
Is running ont of Omaha.
James ID. Pitcher, district At
tornsy, has entered upon the duties
of com missioner in Conejos county
having been appointed by the
governor to Gil vacancy. There
is some question ~ TO the adviss.
bility OF one man holding these
two Offices ct the same time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Worms are doing much damage
to the pea crop. especially where
there are no weeds. Where the
weeds are thick the worms prefer
them to the peas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

The average man does not save 10 ex-
coed ten per cent Of his earnings. He
must spend nine dollars in living expenses
for every dollar saved. That being the
case he cannot be too careful shout un-
necessary expenses. Verv oiteo . lsw
cents properly invested. like buying
seeds for bis garden. will savs several
dollars outlay later on. 1t 10 the same
IN buying Chamberlain Collie, Cholsra
and Diarrhoea Remedy. II costa but .
few cents, and bottle Of it in the house
often saves q doctors bill Of several dol
lars. For sale by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

Today at the helm of your
affairs 10 40 able and fearless
American, bold to conceive aud
strong TO execute. To sii of you
he 10 hero. and you are behind
him, ready to back up his course
wherever he secs it to 60. Presi.
dent Roosevelt knows il, and today
no man IN the country is more
kecnly aware Of the necessity Of
curb'ng the corporate despo,,sm
under which We live-but what
can President Roosevelt do? l
hate to say Il, but be Is ~ helpless
10 the systems net ~ a bull in q
balloon. Like CULVER 10 Lillipu.
tia, be 10 bound by 1900 threads
coogress, the senate, the varty's
intsse and gratitude, and all the
intangible influences which the
mo0sy power can weave around
any individual How brave and
quick the president u 70 do! A
wroag v called TO bis attention, a
law must needs he passed- the
rebate evil must b. curhcd. and he
ssods messages to congress de.
naDding instant action. What
happsosl Congress temporises;
The senate snubs him. aud The
system saicksrs. tom fawson
Il Ottawa, KsssaA
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

There Is a small army Of men at
work on the Alsmosa reservoir.
The 1000 foot tunnel is about com
pleted and work on an eight mile
sluice way is we'll underway.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

The sheep men of the valley
will have a meeting IN few DAYS
and try to agree upon price of
lambs for feeders.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

George Coriett had business he
fore the county court at Creole
Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

The country Is awakening to
the fact that we are living in an
age of graft The recent disclos-
ures in the large cities are aston
ishinQ.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-15

The Elks q Buffalo have Dc.
eidsd - bold their ssxt national
0eaveatioe 10 Desvee IL 1905.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
HEROIC ACT. OF
R. R. FIREMAN
SAVED BABYS LIFE BUT REcEIV.
ED INJURIES WHICH MAY RE-
SUIT IN DEATH.
BY Associated Press.

St. Joseph, Mo-, June 2i.-En saving
the life of two and half year old
child who had wandered on the rail-
road track near Sowell, Neb., George
Poehl, a ST. Joseph & Grand Island
R. R. fireman, received injuries from
which it is thought he will die.
The child was discovered on the
track as heavy freight rounded a
curve. The brakes were applied bus
it was seen that the train could not be
stopped in time. Poehl climbed TO the
pilot and grasped the baby as the pilot
reached the spot, throwing it from the
track uninjured. The fireman's foot
slipped as the child was hurled TO one
side. the foot was caught under the
pilot and literally wrenched on near
the knee. Poehl was brought to a
hospital here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
NAS5ACRED |
BY INDIANS
Twelve Ranchers and SeVera-
Women and Children Ruthless
Slaughtered in Sonora.
RED FIENDS REFUSED IN
PITCHED BATTLE At RANCH
lary of Mining Men to the Res
cue of UnfOrtunateS.
|uILY TWENTY INDIANS KILLED
sY BESIEGED MExlCANS WHO
TOOK REFUGE IN RANCH HOUSE
Five YAQUIS INDIANS CAP
TIRED AND HANGED.
By Associated Press.

San Francisco. June IA despatch
,rae Chronicle from Tucson says:
\, least twelve ranchers and sew
val women and children have met
lam ar the hands OF band of Hun
d Indians who have been raidlng the
Iyntly and many others are In dan
- of being massacred by the Indians
long the Tres district Of Sonora, and
par,v composed largely OF American
.Ing men, headed by Joseph De-
n has gone out from Pozo station
rescue the UnfortunateS who are in
|7ager Of being massacred by the In
| bans.
Dr.. Frank J. Touissant, who has re-
|rnsd from Ures, brought the news
| he trouble. which began last FRI
AZ. Aiter several families had been
ordered by the Indians, ranchers
adp A determined stand at Buenos
Evres ranch where, aided by about
|hirry employees, they succeeded in re-
lsing the Indians, although Jesse
friundO, proprietor of the place, his
-other Francisco, Louis CarranZa,
roprietor and adjoining ranch, and
eyral other neighbors, died from
0unds received in the fight
| Dr. TOuiSsanr attended Carranza,
no was brought into Lachumata, a
lining town near where the fight took
lace Besieged Mexicans took refuge
a ranch house and fought from the
ndOwS and roof. 1t is thought that
fllv twenty Indians were killed, al
ough the number can only be est
,ed, as the savages carried off the
ad and wounded when they retired
The nearest armed force is sta
Fned at Ures. and when DR.. Touis
nt left HermoSillo they had been
b 10 the scene of the outrages. Five
Quis taken just outside of La Chu
"a and thought To have taken part
the massacreS were immediately
Eced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
RESIGNED AFTER A
STORMY CONFERENCE.

New York, June 27.-The resigna-
ton of John F. Wallace, of Illinois,
chief engineer of the Panama canal, is
now in the hands of President Roose-
welt, according to statement made
to-day by the Herald which adds that
1t will be accepted to-day or to-mor-
row. 1t is said to have been handed
tc Secretary of War Taft in this city
after a rather stormy conference,
during which Mr.. Wallace is said to
have expressed his ideas of what
should be done on the isthmus in very
concise language 1t is understood
That Engineer Wallace will at once
take charge of a large railway system
in this country and that Theodore p.
Shonts will remain as president of the
canal commission. Mr.. Wallace is
still iii this city, but declines to dis
cuss canal affairs in any way. Since
his return last week he has kept from
public view. his address being known
only to few friends and the depart
ment officials.
AS TO the cause for Engineer Wal
lace's resignation there are two yer
sions. one coming from friends OF Mr.
Wallace. The first Is to the effect
that it was requested because OF diff
ferences between the chief engineer
members of the commission, Secretary
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
.PRES'T SHEA
To BE REMOVED
CALLED TRANSFERS STRIKE CON.
TRARY TO CONSTITUTION
AND USED MoNEYWRoNG-
FULLY.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago, June 27.-The removal of
President C. P. Shea of the Brother
hood of Transfers has been decided
on by the international Executive
committee Anti-Shea leaders in the
committee practically voted to depose
the leader on account o. being found
guilty of violating the constitution and
bylaws. There is no appeal from the
action of the international Committee
The specific charges against Shea
are of calling a strike contrary to the
constitution and making expenditures
from the brotherhood funds contrary
TO the bylaws.
The board does not charge dishon
esty in the handling of money, but
charges that Shea's orders brought
about expenditures which were forceC
upon the organization by calling the
strike Illegally.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
CHIEF ENGINEER 10 HIN F. WALLACE.

Taft and through the latter with Pres
ident Roosevelt The other version
deals with hampering orders
That serious differences in the con-
duct of the work ON the isthmus had
arisen between the chief engineer, the
administration an0 some members of
the canal board was known" says the
Herald, almost. the first week after
Mr. Wallace arrived at Panama. De
lay in obtaining supplies, methods in
advancing the plans according to pro-
cedure at Washington, we're all strange
tc him and became irksom6
Being chief engineer of the great
undertaking, notwithstanding, he will
be held responsible for he insisted
that he should be put in a position to
have absolute control and objected to
orders prohibiting his leaving the
isthmus unless he obtained permission
from the war department"
These matters are said to have been
discussed at the Sunday conference
with Secretary Taft, which followed
Mr.. Wallace's arrival here and al
which William Nelson Cromwell was
present Being a man of independent
means, the $4,000 annual salary was
no object to the chief engineer, and
; no means having been found to meet
his views as to the manner in which
the canal work should be conducted
his resignation was presented.
President Shonts is also in the city
He refused, however. to confirm fol-
publication that Engineer Wallace has
resigned. Personally, he SAID he haC
no intention of leaving the commits
sion. Whatever trouble there may b.
, between Mr.. Wallace and the presi
dent and the secretary Of war; h
continued. will not affect me. d.
not intend to resign, but further thar
that cannot say. l am not at liberty
to talk of the affairs Of the commits
sion, and any announcement to b.
made must come from the president
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-06-28
aim JUMPER SHOT BY
WOMAN IN MINING CAMP
+ Two Bullets Into GoIdfieId, New,
Attorney who Endeavored to Take
Possession of Real Estate.
By Associates Press.

Go'ttield. New, June 27.-Mrs.
,oenix, the wife of a prominent Gold
p real estate man. who owns all
land between GOldfeId and Column
las saot Attorney Hayes of Gold
L. Mrs, Phoenix shot three times.
ihling Hayes twice. one shot going
odgh The groin and ono through the
"a. HAYES had jumped a lot be-
-s'Es 20 he Phoenix addition and
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