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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

The NavaJo tribe, one Of the
most picturesque ard erfietic on
the American continent, his re-
Gently adopted the white IN ii =
Gust m of living in houses As a
result, however, OF th ir Paying 10
attention TO ventilation or santa.
ton. tuberculosis has clawed the
Navajos in it's clutch and promises
soon to exlinguish the tribe Ex.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

NEVER DIsAproINTs. "M a n y
exi ierslvrly advertis- 4 remedies are
failures when unt 10 the test.
Hunts Lightning Oh is ~ exrep
tion. Gard leucp IN it is never
misplaced disappointment lever
follows its use. It is eurp'y the
erandest emergency remedy now
v4h%, ~ b+ 4EoXGpL 1'4,Is. saNrgins
aches aud pans. know no equal -
GEO. Il pApllocK.
Dom phan, Mo
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27
FRIDAY. JANUARY 1T. 1905.
LOCAL NEW S.

Elk Sheriff Ka hler has returned
to his ranch ou Palomas creek.
A hree-cornered scrap enlivened
the town for few minutes Tues
day evening
Hiram Yost of Engle, and Ro-
bert Smith of Falrview, visited the
county seat this week.
Rumor has it that there are
dozen or more cases of small pox
in and around Lake Valley.
Attorney A. H. Wolford will
open his law Office in the Worden
building next to the post-office.
Sophus doisinger came In from
Terra Blanca laet Tuesday. He
says there is no small pox 10 his
neighborhood.
Mrs. Z. +. Pearson, superlnten-
dent of the Mamie Richmond
mine, returned to Hillsboro last
Friday from an extended BUSINESS
"trip.
The gold production at the Good
Hope Bonanza Mill goes merrIly
on. We are told that ten more
stamps will soon be added to the
present capacltyof the mill.
jeff Hirsch is beautifying
and improving the lots surround
rng his residence. He has just
planted seventeen Christmas trees.
Mr.. w. Il. Mclaughlin and Mr..
w. ID. SpielmHn, both Of Omaha,
Nebraska, are visiting Ray Gray
son. They are now hunting grizzly
bar and mountain lions in the
Black Range. The party is made
up Messrs. Spielman, Mclaughlin,
.<SreSssu4 2 s42pA ,~sR1 sB10iAy4,1e
Indications point to the early
development of the Shandon
gold fields. The Parker Bros, of
El Paso, are now preparing TO put
in hydraulic works to work several
hundred acres of ground. The
Goss. Bros, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, have, we understand, closed
q deal with the Silva people for 500
or 600 acres Of placer ground
which they propose to thoroughly
develop by extensive hydrulic
power.
As advertised, the property OF
the Hillsboro Gold Mining & Mill
ing company was sold ut Special
Masters sale at I0a. M last t5atur-
day The property was sold to
Mr.. Harry f. Miller, OF Brooklyn,
N. T., for $4,C50.L0. 1t is eaid
that the company will be reorgan.
ized at once. TIE mill will be re-
moved to the companv's mlll-site
on the Percha below town and ac.
tive mining aud milling operations
will cJmmcnce just as soon as
circumstances will permit.
House bill No. Is, introduced |
by Sierra ccunty's able represen-
t.tive, non. y. ~ " Uiiiiams. pro \
vides an act to prevent the de-
fraading of livery stables and pro-
vIdiug a penalty therefor. The
orIgiual bill AS drafted is all right.
aud it is to be hoped that it will
become law as originally drafted.
We also understand that Mr
Williams is working to secure an
appropriation to build q dyke on
Perchs creek to protect the town
of Hillsbofo from heavy floods
that annually threaten total de-
struci2on to the town. Such ap
preparation is certainly necessary
tCarrled TO onnoslta naoel
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

Are you the man who advertis-
ed that you would pay 500 for 1901
nickels?" "Yes, sir" "Well,
here's one. Twenty dollars, please.
"Well, you lack nineteen hundred
ard three of having brought
enough of them. See!
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

The snow stotm Il a recently
swept over this country extended
as fer as iha City Of Mexico where
II showed for ten u nntes.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

mcnte, gave IT ny altogether. So
| tried once more, and got bottle
Of Ballard $ Snow Liniment which
gave me almost instant relief. |
can cheerfnly recommend it, and
will add my name to your list of
former sufIerers." 25c, 500, IL 90.
at The p O. Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

l. B. Hanna, superintendent of
the Pecos forest reaerve, died at
Santa Fe last week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

TRIALS OF WINTER. - Do not
permit yourself to be victim OF
cold or cough. They lead to
pneumonia, consum p,ion and else
where. Be wise; use simmons
Cough Ss.dp. Ii cues ooaei.s.
heals lungs and will keep you right
here to enjoy the beauties of spring.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

CURED LUMBAeo. "A. b. Can
man, Chicago, writes March 4th,
1903: Having been troubled with
Lumbago at different times aud
tried one physician after anotner,
then different olntments aud lini-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

The Mogollon G & g. company
bas suspended operations at Coon
ey temporarily.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27
Territory OF New Mexico,l &c
n. o. pEs

Territory Of New Mexico.l S.
County Of Srrri 90
/. W. II. Bucher Cisher ofihe Sierra
County Bank Of nillsboro New Mexico.
do sclemnly swear that the above state
mettis trne TO the best uf my know
ledge and belief.
w. II. BucnER, Cashier.
Attest
j. ". Xollars.
w. If. iSucher Directors.
Lee II. Crews.l
49, Sub. cril ed md sworn to be
Seal fore 10 this l1th LAY Of Jann-
= } any, 1905.
LEE II. Crews
Notary Pahlic, Sierra County. n NJ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

Valencia county claims to have
An Indian resident 12j yearsoid.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

FoR THIRTY YEARS. Ine!ot ed
find money order for one doll !,
for w.loh pi-ns- send ma iis worth
IL s. nnpts' Lvrl Purifier, put
up IA tin boxes. ! b. We been ns-
ing the medicine fof thirty years"
1Hos n. REILLY,
J,n 'v;lle, La
M comments necessary.
Prlc, 2lc pei hDx.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27
oF THE CONDITION

Of H.ll.horo, New Mexico,
At the Commencement of business,
Tuesday January 3rd, 1905.
RFSOuRCFS:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1905-01-27

LEE IT. IREWS.
Notary Pahlic, Sierra County. n. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
UNIONlST PRESS
Have Supported Premier Balfour But
Are Liable to Buck"

London, March S0.-With n few excep-
tons. the tnionISt press hitherto has
supported Premier Balfour in the policy
which led to the recent one-Side,l scenes
and votes in tn" House OF Commons
Now. however the party is beginning u
show signs of rrStivcneSS. When Nj.
I;alfour was que STONED in the House of
Commons by Winston Churchill, vester-
day. he confessed complete ignorance Of
" hat ha,: occurred in the House The pre-
vious evening and was Obliged 10 read the
minutes to learn III" result OF Mr.. Wal
tons motion of want OF confidence. TINS
idea of leadership Of Parliament does n"t
meet with The approval of all tni"nisis.
and last night III the Hobbies II WIS pro
POSED TO send a round-robir appealing TO
Mr.. Balfour to return to the traditional
method of meeting opposition attacks on
the ground that constant evasion Is tend
ing to bring the government int" r1dlcuT
The Daily Mai! cdtorially. this morn
ing. warns Mr.. BGltOur that h" IS wreck,
ing the party to save the Calumet ana
declares that parliamentary proceedings
have been reduced to i level w!ich boi,
derS dangerously near farcicai- II WOMB
he much better. the Daily Mail saws; 20
face IL" issue fearlesSly and dissolve far-
lament.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
RAISING IMMENSE ARMY.
China EquIpping 100000 Men For Flu.
ture Activities.

victoria. B. c.. March 29.-Mail ad-
wees received from Pekiu nv The
steamer Empress of japan are To the
eject that high officials of China rec
osnIZ" that China will have to pass
through II grave crisis threatening t..n
very foundations Of her indepen.tcn 70
ana integrity at the close Of the war
ana lhal 10 avert anarchy and chaos
tht empire must be well armed and
ready. The Manchu civil and military
authorities are accordingly rearming
the various banner organiZat tons
-danchu, MonSCl and Chi tes.. I.y Ia"
rHd OF February. ~ batial;nnS Oyer
INA above the 1000 MinchuS cutirpa,
Win good rms in 1870, h"d been pro-
Win European magazine rifles. Fac
tories are working To provid. 10000
here Ot Me Chimes. forces III I'.hi..
TheS" f"rcccs VIII form the nucleus
OF Il modern Chinese army TO he 1i.-
siiIiZed without delay. An army ~
"O0.0Jo men is expected to be. ready
we'll armed. for the defense OF prkir
before June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
THE MIGHTY CAR
Plans for Many Reforms Throughout
Poland.

st. Petersburg. March 20.-Emperor
Nicholas has instructed NJ. Maxim
ovitch, governor general of Warsaw,
to elaborate reforms for the prosperity
of Poland.
In a rescript to the governor general
the emperor says:
"Snce the radical revival of civil
life in the Vistula territory during the
past 40 years a series Of needs has de-
veloped upon which the governor is
now bestowing especial solicitude.
Enemies of the existing order are
seeking to provoke disturbance. thus
hindering the calm discussion Of the
reform for which the country is ripe
and at the same time some sections OF
the Polish population are putting forth
exorbitant claims concerning limits in
the employment of the state language
to which there must remain assured
throughout the empire the high I'M
portance dut to it but without any
superfluous or unjust exclusion Of local
language.
The emperor accordingly directs
the governor general while lawfully
and firmly suppressng artificialiy
supported disturbances to proceed to
the elaboration of the reforms found
to be necessary for the prosperity Of
the territory inseparably connected
with the other parts of the Russian
state"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
MISS SOPHIA BECK
And Marin Fled In a $4,000 900 Auto
From Philadelphia.

New York. Dec. @.-lIetrctives and pos
office Inspectors have learned Of Il vii.
automobile ride from Philadelphia, to this
ci,y which carried To temporary safct y
at least. Sophie Beck ana Frank C. Mar
rin. who are implicated IN the 2et-rirh
quick Storey Cotton Co. Of this city ant
Philadelphia.
The detectives estimate that Sophie
Beck. who is said to have been til.
brains of III" scheme. and Frank Marin
otherwise known Judge Franklin
Stone. with whom the Beck woman once
elopcd from New Orleans, had account
lated 81 .0OG. 900 by realizing on stock they
held. withdrawing bank balances and
giving first and second mortgages on rea
ss,at. in Philadelphia. When tine time
to depart came they learned THAT dttec-
tiNeS were watching every train.
The Two had with them Il big auto
one of the cXtravaganc..S of their season
of prosperity. and they decided TO rid,
TO this city in it. On board the car they
are said t. have had not less than sl,oo,'
orc. most Of il in cash. and some unreg
iStered easily EegOtia bic stock ana bonds
Arriving in this city the two went III
once to II restaurant. spending two hour
in the place. and then left. going north
ward. At least two persons in The res
taurant recognized the couple. and III"
police found that they We're not more
than three hours behind when they ar
rived to make inquiries.
Sophie Ecck ut different times has been
cGnSr!cuOuS in Chicago, New orleans.
Philadelphia ana here.
She nosed rs the 500 Il week secretary
Of the Stornty concern. ans som" time
ago married Richard Ora ;lam. the son Of
a Jrnkintown widow. Grahams friends
were induced to invest literally in the
Storey concern. They all suffered heavy
losses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
100000 A YEAR
Will be Lost by Observation-Disclosures II
Treaty Is Observed.

Gloucester. Mass. March eff the
Newfoundland government, following 4
policy Of what is regarded here as one OF
retaliation against this poit. decides 70
ilupuS.4 an export tax on herring ms h;1s;
been minated 1t St. Johns. the port OF
BAY OF Islands and vicinity VIII lose
nearly 800, o,U 4 Year. according To Glou-
c.St.r vessel owners The latter main
tain that such u tax as propoSci would
not destroy the frozen herring industry
lut would drive the fishermen outSid"
the three limit where cargoes couiti
lie taken. although 1T some nconvenl-
ence. , ~. =,
The treaty of 1915 between the Tinted
Stdtrs and Great Britain provides that
Americans should reach the coast in tn.
vicinity of the Bay of Islands provided
that section remained uEinha bitcd. IL Is
prestImed here that as there Is now =
Village at the Fay. the Newfoundland
COVE rnment does not consider that th:tt
part of the coast is now subject TO the
provisions of the treaty named Ihr VII
LACE of the Bay of Islands waS ouilt up
bv the Gloucester herring trade. ana. 1t
is SAID, if the proposed action Is taken
hy t,,c Newfoundland government. New
fnurdlanders will lost nearly $lm.oO IL
year. 49,,
The fishing interests here say that they
ave willing to shoulder responsibility Tor
tl.e fai,,,r,. Of th. BonG-liay treaty ms
they preferred To lose the privileges
granted by the island colony to compel
III. with its free fish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
MINISTER'S TO MEET
And Arrange Details Of the Diversion
Of Customs.

San Domingo, Republic of SantO Do
minSO March 25.-American Minister
of the acceptance by the administration
at Washington of the proposition of the
Dominican government regarding the di-
version of customs revenues for the liqui-
da ton of the foreign debts Of the repub-
lie of Santo Domingo. Minister Dawson
will meet the Dominican minister of fl
nance, tomorrow. to arrange the details
Of the agreement. 1E general. 1t is UNI
derStoOd that 43 per cent. of the revenue
will he handed over to the Dominican
government. and that - per cent. will be
placed on deposit until the fate of the
Dawson Sanchez convention has been de-
cided by the United States Senate, the
creditors to await the action OF the Sen
alto before receiving any payments.
Public confidence has been re-eStabliSh-
ed and quiet prevails throughout the re-
nublic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
PILES
Piles Can be Cured Quickly and With
out Pain by Using Pyramid Pile
Cure.
A Trial Package Mailed Free to All for
the Asking.

We want every pile sufferer to try
Pyramid Pile Cure at our expense.
The treatment which we send Will
bring immediate relief from the awful
torture of itching. blee burning,
tantalizing piles.
We send the free treatment In a
plain sealed package with nothing to
indicate the contents.
Pyramid Pile Cure is put up in the
form of suppositOries which are applied
directly to the affected part. Their
action is immediate and certain. They
are sold at so cents n box by druggists
everywhere and one box will frequent
ly effect Il permanent cure.
BY the use of Pyramid Pile Cure you
will avoid an unnecessary. trying AMI
expensive examination by a physician
and will rid yourself o. your trouble in
the privacy of your own home at
trifling expense.
After using the free treatment, which
we mail in a perfectly plain wrapper.
you can secure regular full-siZed pack
ages from druggists st so cents each.
or we will mail direct in plain package
upon receipt of price. Pyramid Drug
Co., S55 Maine Street, Marshall, Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
COL. JACOB GREENE
Well Known Ex-Maine Man Dies In
Connecticut.

Hartford. ct. March 29-Col Jacob s.
Grecn. president of the ConnectiHHt Mu-
tuaI Life Insurance Co. died Wednes
dav. Of apcplcvy at his residence on
Woodland street. He was born in Water
ford. Me-. in 1881 During the Civil war
he served with the 7tli Michigan kegl-
mrnt
lnown insurance men Of the East. ~"
had been president Of the CONNECTICUT
Mutual since 1873. having previously been
secretary ard assistant secretary OF IN"
concern and he had written many au-
thoritativc articles on insurance topics.
He was graduate of Michigan univer
sitv. For Il time before tn" Civil war h"
practiccd law in Michigan. Alter his ser
vices were ended in 1866 he entered the
Insurance business rs an agent ut Plus
field. Mass. Later he became secretary
nj the Yorkshire Life Insurance Co. at
Pittsfeld, and in 1870 he came to Hart
Ills career as n soldier was distinguish
cd. He enlisted at the opening Of the war
as a private; but for meritnriomS c"nn nmy
grades. reaching the rank Of colcncl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
YALE WON.
Defeats Harvard In the Swimming
Contests In BrookIine.

Broollline. Mass, March 29-Yale de-
featrd Harvard in the swimming tourna-
m"nt at the Brooklne public baths. to-
night. winning three out Of five events
In the invitation plunge for distance"
George p. Cook. the Yale captain. equal
cd the American record GS feet, held by
himself. defeating Edgar o. Adams of tn
New York Athletic Club. and a. x. Smith
OF BrOOtlne.
In the special invitation events for
swimmers OF the New York Athleti.
Club and the HroohlIue Swimming Club
the New Workers wer" victorious.
The summary:
Relay race. Harvard and Yale-Won by
Harvard. Time. I'm. lis.
.5-yard scratch invitation racc--Won by
Club. Time. l. 4--s.
So-yard novice r,ce-Won by George l..
1reudwelI. BrGokline Swimming Club.
.0-yard scratch racc-Won by 5. T.
Johnson. Yale. Time. 81 ;-5S.
U-yard handicap open rac"-Won by f.
I'ntersce. Brookline Swimming Club
loc-yard scratch Invitation rac.e.,Wor
Club. Time. I'm. as.
W. Fnrfey. b. S. G. Time. I'm l.: rs.
Plunge for distance-Won by G. F.
Cook. Yale. Distance, GIT. Sin.
1U0-yard scratch race. Harvard and
Yale-Won by Eliot Farley, Harvard
Time. I'm. as.
Diving competition. open-Won by Lilo
mel h. Mckenzie. Il. s. G..
Plunge for distance. invitation-Won
by G.. +. Cook. Yale. Distance, 6Sft
teoualling American record.
Clothes race open-Won by l.. NJ
Rich. +. s. G.
Water polo. Harvard and Yale. S-mir-
ute halves-Won by Yale. Score s to o.
Yale-Curtis. Neal. Cook. Hart. Nurn
Reid (Nlcthing and Wilkeshrc played in
the second halD. Harvard-Farley. Shep-
ard. Cox, Odds. Patterson. Townsend
Glellman PLAYED in the second hali)
Goals made by Neal. :; Cook. >; Nacth-
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
EXCESSIVE RATES
The Cause of Kick by Independent
Dealers In Oils.

st. Paul. Mimi. March 29.-The in
dependent dealers in oils and petrol
Tenn proiucts within the state have
Med complaint with the railroad
and warehouse commission in which
they allege that because of the e,-
ceesive freight rates charged for the
t"ansportalion of their pro'luct; in !"SS
than carloads, they are unable 10
compete successfully with the stand :
ard oil Go.
The complaint deals with alleged
excessive and unreasonable rates in
oil. gasolrne and other products IF pc
troleum and is directed against all
roads doing business in the state. 80
i'm number.
The petitioners ask 4 reclassifica-
ton of oil in less than car lots which
would reduce the carrying charges
from 20 to - per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
WILL NOT STRIKE.
Cape Ann Granite Workers Satisfied
With Present Conditions.

Gloucester. Mass, March 29-As the
granite manufacturers and granite
cutters union have reached an aglna-
nent on Il new scale of prices there
will be no strike on Cape Ann this
year. AT a conference it was agreed
that the minimum rate of pay should
be So per day for day for eight hours.
The new list will become effective
May l. and is 10 be in force three
years. If either side desires to fer
inmate the agreement three montnS
notice is to be given. The new scale
is a slight increase Oyer tho old one.
Ii benefits 250 cutters but had no ar
ransement been made upwards of $40
hands would have been thrown out of
work by a str Ike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
ARRESTED.
John E. Shields Fe.I.
the Laws Iron Hand.
All Over Tamperinq With n.
/. Only Beef Trust" -,
Is Released On $1,000 Bond, s..
Term Of Court.

Chicago, March 29-.John = ct.
| brooklyn. y. Y. A former y
q i'''hr r. was arrested, today h.
| "p"'S ,hi'-d States marshal sb;.Ii'
| - Withess in tho federal pr,rd
| investigation of the so-caIIe5 ..n
| trust and is alleged to hay, hoo,
| fefcd with by Thomas ] Cor,,ra '''
! 'fhl superintendent of Armour o
| "'i'"rs was arrested last night -,
hehch warrant, bu; was AT Iih.r,,.
on bail. Shields arrest. t,d.r
make sure of him as n wi,n..s
'onnor Shields was later r..Ia..7a IT.
Sloo bonds until III" July term ~ ca,,s.
when II is expected the charges .,.t.
Connors will be tried before Ea1asN'
Judge Humphrey 'a
len witnesses, several OF Thorn NM
pioH"s OF Chicago Packers. w.r. hoo,
Ut To-Day session OF the special o.
jury investigating the so.catI., n
Trust. All tho witnesses v.r..
to rigid examination as 70 wb.,,,.
had been approached BY outsiders y,n
being called a. witnesses.
John - Shields. government w:tnas, J.,
the case against Thomas ] Cnnnor, J..
fA"urs general superintendent. in3i.,at
on - chare" OF trying to Influence mi,
ness. WIS put under siO0O bonds tod,,
10 appear at the July terms Of tho -,
I'd States district court. when ,ha rn an
horS case II set Tor ll.aliny Sb.I,,
signed his own bonds ana InlI far W.
York. tonight. Nv"
In statement given out. tonight 7
ogden Armour. the head OF ArmoIir A.
70, declared that thu indictment return
ca against Connors is the result nf ,
gray Notwithstanding as to the farts"
AIR. Shields is tn. N-w York r,nra.
sentative OF II. j. Ellis & Co. agents n
Armour Z CO.. in Singapore ana accord
inS 10 Mr. ArmOur's statement SbialIs
calls at the Office of the packing com
.Iny were entirely OF Shields own voli-
ton: Continuing. Mr.. Armour saws:
Ih" usual courteSieS OF a business
house to its representatives wer, occor1-
ed Mr.. Shields to thc extent of grant
ing ms request to communicate with his
otfice ir New York over the private wr..s
Of the company concerning his bushes;
Affairs there. and to care for his incoming
mail and kilograms until h" should call
tor the sam. During his STAY in Chi
BY representatives OF Armour a Co AT
dinners theatre parties or rlstv .ier- Mr..
tonnorS assures me. and | have every
reason To believe him. that he did not.
rs charged in the indictment. attempt IN
any manner To tampcr with or infiu+nr.
Shields in the performance of his duty
IL appear before the jury and civ. -yi.
d"nce on any subject of which he might
have knowledge.