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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-09-16

What is nicer than. pretty picture
for gift to a friend? You can get all
sorts of pictures and frames at the
Lowe Picture Frame Co., Ats Wabasha
street. Full line of framed and I'm.
framed pictures; special prices for the
holiday trade. Also make specially
of oil portraits at moderate prices.
Pictures framed to order.
The Colorado Dancing School had
it's usual good crowd present last Wed
nesday evening The usual good time
may be counted ON for next Wednes-
day evening. Come early and stay
late Arthur winstead, principal. Col
Onade Hall, N W. corner University
and harrington AYES. Entrance on
harrington. Lessons Is cents.
The Valet Tailoring Co., Owen How
ell manager, has taken the place of
Howell & Davis, tailOrs, at 1876 East
Sixth street. They have new. deliv-
cry wagon and have inaugurated a
monthly scheme in which they agree
to keep your clothes sponged and nd
pressed and in good order for $1.0O
FER month. Go see them about it.
Ladies who wish beautiful COM
plexion will use Mrs. Towards Royal
! ;ns de1icacy for softenins and healing
roughness, pimp!ss, tan and freckles;
lalso perfect vegetable tissue food
Efor; wrinkles and hollows in cheeks,
throat and neck. Manufactured only
by Mrs. r G.. Howard. 662 w. Central
Iavenue st. Paul, Mimi. Phone. Dale
1851 2. . *. >s .E I, o.
: r..S5 81 sss.E "A -
Mrs. Betsey Patterson on last We'd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Birmingham. Ala. March 2g "A spo
cal 90 NE News from Warrior Ala
says that Thomas Blackburn. wei
known farmer OF that place. had beer
burned 20 Geatb in a cell 30 thc ioRI
Jail by Ere 81 BIZ own making ia On
attempt 20 escape from prison Th,
Ore was discovered too late Co save ih'
man although the cel was broker
open with axes and sledgo hammer
and the burning man drageed out
Blacburu was O brother of city Mar
shsi blackburn He had been arro 3
"a for drunkenness
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
Japanese Movlnn Toward.


Gunshu Pass, Manchuria, March 20.
The Japanese are again moving for.
ward and the Russian rear guard has
fallen back from its position about IS
miles north OF Sipinghai GA miles
north of Tie Pass to Chaoumiaodzi,
which is situated 40 miles below Gun
shu Pass.
Practically complete reports show
that the Russian army sacrificed gen.
eral commissariat stores to the amount
OF Sl,25O.00O and stores for an army
corps amounting to 100000 held at
Alukden most of It being set on fire,
the boots and uniforms among the
stores, OF which the whole army was
in need, arriving from Europe four
days before the RussiNn retirement
from Mukden General Kuropatkin
ordered the removal of the stores. but
his order was not executed An in.
yestigation will be made to establish
the responsibility.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
WOMAN GETS TEN YEARS
Mrs. Chadwick Is senteneed-Her
Lawyers Make Appeal.

Cleveland, O., March 29.-Unless the
higher court tnterferes Mrs. Cassie ],
Chadwick will spend the greater part
of the next ten years in the Ohio peu
itentiary,
\ sentence OF ten years was imposed
on her by Judge Rober. W. TAYLOR
in the United States district court yes
terday The sentence came al the
close of a busy day for the court in
hearing arguments ON motion for a
new trial which lasted all day m,
motion was oyerruled.
Mrs Chadwick was convicted ON sew
en- counts and sentenced upon s,x
counts. For four OF these counts a
sentence OF two years each was i'm
posed Upon two counts a sentence
OF one year each was imposed max
ing total sentence of ten years.
AS soon as the sentence was pro,
nounced Attorney J. p. Dawley. OF
counsel for Mrs Chadwick took cx
ceptjons 70 the sentence upon each
count except the first count. The de-
Tense intends to make The claim that
the court cannot impose a separate sen.
teuce for each count,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
VENEZUELA can PAY DssTa.
President Castro says Attack Of Amer
ieanfPress Is Unwarranted.

wan N@e 20 0AlNfttt = attNNAs
New York. March 20 President Cas-
ira has reiterated, according Ia, Her
aid dispatch from Caracas. his state
ments ON the matter, is no ground fol
complaint against Venezuela and nc
reason for Intervention. He declares
that attacks by the Aemrican press
against his country and government in.
dicate complete ignorance of the facts
concerning the debts OF Venezuela and
the settlements thereof. The debts
are relatively small. the whole amount
not exceeding $30.0OOOOO,
All those debts have. the statement
continues, been punctually paid since
the protocol was signed. Nearly 81 ,000,.
600 was peremtorily claimed by Ger
many. England and Italy, sad paid.
Since then S2,20O,OOO more has also
been paid, representing 80 per cent Of
the duties. The other (exterior) debts
held in England and Germany, are,
according to the provisions of the pro
tocols, being settled between the bond
holders and Venezuela
The country has paid and will con.
tinue to pay. the president concluded
as stipulated in the protocols which
Minister Bowen arranged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
RussIa Has PIC Of 60.

London March 29.-The correspon.
deni at St Petersburg OF the Daily
Mail reports that ne accepted the inyi
tatlon OF Finance Minister Kokoyoson
TO inspect the reserves OF gold in the
State bank. and describes his visit "a
that institution, He says: "The ac.
tual view OF S325.o0O.O0O OF gold was
found supremely uninteresting, tedious
and depressing over 1880 sacks OF
gold coin stacked IN rows looked nc
more impressive than sacks Of mer
chandise while 1913 gold lngots
closely packed on SHELVES ike q libra.
~ less suggested their value than The
shelves OF an ironmonger's store"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
laps CLEARING Battle Field.

With the Japanese Left Army in the
Field March 2S. II a. m via Fusan.--
The Japanese army near Mukden is
clearing the battlefield sorting the
enormods quantities Of stores and ma.
terials captured and attending to the
prisoners.
Engineers and others are repairing
the railroad bridge across the Hun
river, which was badly damaged by the
Russians. Trains are now running to
the Hun river They will reach Muk.
den in a few days. The weather IS
very warm and the ground Is thawlne
rapidly. making the movement OF guns
and transport wagons difficult
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
New Orleans Market.

New Orleans. March 20 Though The
census bureau report even exceeded
the limit fixed by the bears as the es.
innate OF the cotton crop. the local mar
kei withstood the eflect OF The ssu.
ance OF tho report, and went mp instead
of down. Al one time both May aud
July were g points up and az noon an
the months were at an advance OF 9
points. The market was not active
and 20 minutes after Il was read the
pit was deserted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
ssIals, FslIs Aslt % 900. ooo.

BaHlauo1. w. March 80 -Ah0
serving year IN Troop Q Fifteenth
caralry. 81 Fort Eihan Allen. Lon n.
DaGmn .on ~ the iaie Leon peGfan
of che hrm o. DeGran 8 Tay.ot %
Neu YofE a8d grandson ~ 90 . De
Graf. former presldeni of fhe BoFerf
bank has received cord fhsi hs 81 hr.f
20 an eatafe valued az e10u t-oouo
Influential frlrnti have obgs.srd d.
Discharge fcm. poe array ara he uN
90 io SEES y0ri fo earaae Ih tae real
estate bHsnere peGrsn sp'atef ir
fhe auoy Became III 6aco1frEi la.
hao lie rreeul naf ~ fer
81 ,rpp e,rrt atraase 81 saf Ell
natgn saFf-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Knoxville. Tenn March 90 The
nrst engine passed through ths b.g
Louisville and Nashville iunnel az Dos
aetts station, aud tbefe IA apparently
no reason Why trains cannot BEGIN r1H
ming or regular sfhcaHif yoef ihe C.n
clnnatLAtlauta linf on April
Freight service wil then br uaun8r
atcd aud passcufrr trains all be siafr
ed by april o. The porrrii tunnel "a
ihreequauer OF mile 90 lfHFih and
has been a iincHi one io build 0a
ine 20 fhe sandy nature OF fbe spi end
UNDERGROUND streams 81 water Hblrt
we're struck ia .ts construction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
BOY KILLED WHILE HUNTING,
Alabama Youth Meets Tragic Death
While Out ShonlInn.

While Out shooting.
Columbus. Ga. March 20 Burreu
Riggs, The l5year.old son OF ], q
Riggs, of Glrard, Ala. was accidental.
ly in the swamps of The Uchce creek
a few miles west Of the city yesterday
morning.
He and George Roberts a friend. had
planned days hunting. and started
oW early IN order to Dc on the scene
by daylight
Young Riggs was carrying his gun
and an ax, and Ia walking through the
dense woods stumbled over log drop
ping his gun Boih barrels were dfs
charged, the charge taking eject ln
his chest killing him instantly
Ills comrado. who was ahead ~ him
carrying lantern heard a faint cry
when Ruggs fell but be was dead when
he reached him
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
Mo.her Murasrs Hsr chIIaren.

Paduoah. Ky March 29--Mrs MARY
BrocBwell whose three children. aged
8 9 and years d.od from poisouur
under suspicious circumstances last
Saturday broke down and confessed
She had KILLED them by giving then
morphine and coai OIL The woman
said that her husband VAS 90 an asy
ium and that she could r9t support the
children She also stated that George
Aiberon promised % marry her 70 she
would get I'D OF the children NbsT
fon was arrested as al accessory.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Nashville. Trnr WaFrb 30
TIE right ~ speaker ~ ita senate
John Cos f1 rtrreife ihr maeUoa.
~ governor has been qaeeats1 b5
tbe legislature aad attorney eruers.
CATE Ess attrf f1f tn oB.ai0 oa ttf
m8lsr Cufu Csre E8Fe aH DBn
.oa fof6g is at8r 9f So Cos Ttf
supreme c9a btif ltaf Shes eefe Dra
ciated o r11sffHo.si nefanons
from ssI.gerhs au adfls0fy 0b.a.oh o1
ihe qsaroa ~ f41tfnaiodti saccu
aaa Hf1afar Con- all eserrr fbf
i7se 1us ~ g.feIn0 o. fhe tfrn g.
Hhlrh etGgfrfcer FraHer Has eite
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
GIGANTIC SCHEME
OF CONTRIBUTING
Secret Service Men Locate Big
Gang In Denver
BEST INVITATIONS EVER FOUND
They Made $40 and $50 Bills Of the But
alo series--Thsir Field Of Operation
Has Been the Entire United States
Description Of the Counterfeit.

Denver March 90. The News to-day
says that countertcitng schomc. gi.
gantlc In It's proportions and rich Ia
results which has its field the whole OF
the United States, has just been un.
earthed by the federal authorities
a number OF government secret ser.
vice agents are now in Denver follow.
mg clcws which are said to have led
them to believe that the headquarters
OF the gang are located In thls city.
The operations of The couuterteiters
are said 10 extend all The way from
New York so San Francisco and Il Is
believed something like 100000 has
been secured IN the larger cities Of the
country The counterfeit "a one OF tho
best duplicates OF the Buffalo series
OF $40 aud $50 bills which has over
come TO the attention OF the federal
authorities description OF the coin.
terleIts as furnished By the United
states secret service iolows
Series 1901 80. ea6l30J9. face
plate 1872 back plate 81. check letter
y. signed lAons, register Roberts.
trcasurer portraits OF LcwIs AMI
Clark
The countertolts are a shade darker
than the genuine
Storct Service Agent D. II Wilson
Is here working on NE ease
speaking OF me countcriolltrf meth
od ot operation ne said
Their work d so smooth chat q ls
almost impossible 20 detect them at
g. Several agents are sent out ana
purchases for small amounts are made
Ia the stores Of tho town they are ln
A so bllI or $50 bin o. presented "a
payment and they receive tbelf cash
In change Che counterfeit o. not
discovered until b goes TO the banb
ana even them In great many cases
20 has been allowed 90 go through &c
perfect o. the imitation
There o. not only one gang but
several Of them scattered ABOUND over
che country How many there are ia
the one deaf we cuunot ,cli YETI
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
CRY OF FIFE CAUSES PANIC.
Blaze in Shirt Factory Causes conster
nation Among Girl Employees.


nation Among Girl Employees.
New York. March PA trihinp
blaze caused by the ignition Of a news.
paper from spark from an electrical
apparatus In the shirtwaist factory Of
Max Roth, which occupies the FIVE
upper floors OF a 6-story building 10
Walker street today, started panic
among the 900 girls employed there
There Is but one exit besides the
fire escapes. this being a narrow stair
way leading from an the floors. When
the cry OF fire was raised the glrlt
crowded down the stairway falling
over aud trampling upon each other
and before all were out dozen Of
them had tainted from fright and
slight injuries
The panic was Increased by the con
tact OF some OF the men employed
who trampIed upon the women IN their
own haste 90 escape. One girls hip
was fractured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
SEVERAL KILLED IN TORNADO
Minnesota Town IN Ruins and Much
Property 10 Destroyed.

MlUNe10ta Town ~ NUNS ana MUCH
Property 10 Destroyed.
49, Paul MINI March 30 A report
reached This city lasi night chat the 90
tle town OF L0uIsburg In tho extreme
western portion of the state. had bean
practically wiped out hY tornado
aud that seven persons had boon se
rlously injured. IT was also stated
that from two 10 seven we're killed. but
up to late hour % has been lmpossi
bic. owing To- lack o. telegraph hcll
tles 90 verify The latter statement
LOulsburg Il town OF about 100 IN.
habitants IN Lac Qu pario county. and
has neither telephone ur telegraph con
nectlon with The outside world Re-
ports from nearby towns however
state that three store buildings were
entirely demolished and inst every rea
silence 10 che town vas more or less
damaged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
VII cAuRcA Accpgr elFTs
Is the Question that Is Now Before the
Board Of Foreign Missions.

bodTu OF Forel9n MISSIONS,
Boston. March 29.-The question OF
accepting or rejecting John d. Rock.
efellers gift Of 100000 to the Ameri.
can board OF commissioners for for.
eign missions, was the principal bust.
ness scheduled to come before the
meeting Of the president, and the com.
mittee OF the organization today.
The widespread discussion which fol.
lowed the formal action taken by con.
gregational clergymen in various parts
OF New England last week in protest.
ing against the acceptance of the gift
because Of objections 10 the alleged
business methods OF the Standard OH
company created interest in today's
meeting
Or. James l.. Barton. foreign secre.
tary of the American board said today
that already $Ii50 OF the gift was In
the treasury. and the question TO be
decided at loday's meeting was. there,
fore. that this amount should be re.
turned or that Il should be retained
and the baIance accepted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
ALICE TREASURER IS SHORT.
City Official Of Florida Town 10 Under
Serious Charges.

Serious Charges.
Jacksonville, Fla, March 29-City
Treasurer Ball. Of Orange Park. "A
miles from Jackson, on 81 Johns river
resigned 40 The last meeting OF the
Orange Park council. and upon lnyosu.
CATION 70 was found that ho was short
IN his accounts II % not known az
this time what the amount 81 his az.
legged shortage is tie 81 said TO buvp
rendered a check for the balance due
the city o hls successor. bot later con
fessed that be- bad no funds In The
Jacksonville bank. On which the check
vas drawn
Bai. was formerly p0aimamer 81 or
ange Park aud was arrested some
time since Ior cmbezzlemcnt % govern
ment funds and b. nov out on bond
awaiting trial at che April torn ~ che
federal coIrt which oonvcutf iu Jack
souyiile this week
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

WaahlngIOH Mafg so pu 600.
Roosevelt eas decided 20 ac.s ..
proposition 10 ne fuH.HIr1h us..
meti made lbone. H1sar uas.s
f1F the eoatF1i Of fh. lnaar. " ..a
repalUc HIIh o Size f1 fsrHsf |r
portion NJ fhs evfaHs ~ ft. ..a.
fog ftf pafmsHl on ua l.br H.
acffs atp biH eo1a-. I.s u. a..
hah i fll o. app.a.el bI ID"
m.n.ran F0yffrufa. au CO., .
fhe mfu selected ba f.... Do
tam E8tffumraf .r approve
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
- ~ br Ml,,ed -

Cumberland, SD March - ste
phen BalGuoek and Soap Nevonlci
were kile6 and several feiior aorser
wrre injured ON fhe Wahash extension
81 olouof yesterday The men acrf
uofiine vih a blast which hst been
tet Friday anf HhIrh salei 20 explode
Whlo fammlnE more roUeef Ia fhf
teie fte Blast erp'stft 1gt tfu.Gf
saree. IA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
COTTON REPORT OF
The CENSUS BUREAU
Thirteen and One Half Million
Bales of Cotton Raised.
AMOUNT RAISED N EACH STAT
Bulletin Shows Number Of Square and
Round Bales, Including Linters-COn
ditlOn Of the Cotton Market at New
Orleans.


dltiOn Of the Cotton Market at New
Orleans,
Washington, March 29-The census
bureau today issued a bulletin show.
ing the total crop Of cotton for the
season Of 1904 to be lS,597,7S2 1 lies,
These figures include llnters and
count round bales as half bales. and
the total is equivalent to 1S,4Sl
bales of 500 pounds The square bales
numbered 1S,lO8, Az. the round bales
269,i6l, the sea island bales 1O3,3i7.
the linters 241.9l2. Total running
bales including linters 13.745.S57. In.
cluded In these totals are 1925 run.
ming bales and estimated by glnners as
remaining TO be glnner
The total crop OF running bales '"r
1903 was lo.399,55S
The distribution OF the crop OF IS,
according to the character OF the Dales
and Of cotton. was as follows:
Square bales upland crop reported
from ginneries, l3I03al7.
Round bales upland CROP reported
from ginneries, 296.15l
Bales of sea island cotton reported
from ginneries. l0A3iT.
Bales of linters reported from cot
ton seed oil mills. 2ll,942.
The figures for the different states
on running bales were.
Alabama. l,45S,9GG Arkansas. sS3..
9G7i FLORIDA, sG,Gi2 ,AGeorgla, .90O,
l5l; indian Territory f76.9Sl Kan.
sas, a. Kentucky 1927: Louisiana.
l.l05.4G6 Mississippi l.73S.Gs9; Mis-
souri,. 9S,156; North Carolina. 744.s0t,
Oklahoma. 2il.ig7 South Carolina
llS91Si Tennessee. slG.79O; Texas
S,1S4G71 Virginia, 1926.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

10 Replace 10 Teachers Who Gut
20 Marry, Al IN Two Weeks

20 Marry, Al IN Two Weeks
Manchester 81 a. March 90 BE-
cause of the recent extraordinary ac.
uylty ~ Cupid among he pretty school
marms of lhis city Jbe school b0hrf
nnds nrlf 10 need OF the services 81
rs woman teachers men hafrfs pre-
trutd within tbo last two weeks
ls teachers have notified chr school
committee of tbcif Intention 10 Eed
aud therefore 70 auit ihe cllya service
So one can remember wher a1 sewers
an epidemic NJ msrf.ase bha attacked
noe trbchlng force ~ Manchester 40
mo school board "a taId 10 be eouy
considerably over the proba1u
tfe spmmle sprradiRNAkll MI
There afe about la5 D.
most or fbem yoanN eomen COZ
0f 9ar standing forbid. "a mss.
mto 20 hr ieaeher m.m ba
without pibff mcans nt support Il
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30

Atlanta, March 90 "A Southern rsli
way passenger fain sas deanel BASE
last n.ghs ncar Andrews ~ g. wlth
the result Of iujuung several persons
Two. So Is reported seriously The .n
mfrd erfe taken by special train ir
Mercer. where they were cared fog
Tee suHefiufeHtcn aud roaimasfei
wcnf infu Asherlie 20 the sca 81
tbe urcd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-30
RUSSIA READY FOR
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
This Information Is Obtained
On Reliable Authority.
JAPs PRESSING RUSSIAN ARMY
,Mlksdo,s Men Moving Forwars-The

MiksdO's Men Moving FOrwars-The
Japanese Are Clearing the Battle
field Of Mukden and Collecting the
Stores and Munitions Russians Left.
London, March 2S.-5:42 p. ma
telegram from north European cap
ital received here at poon today says:
Y have just learned on reliable au-
thority that Russia has asked NJ Del
case to act as an intermediary and
open peace negotiations with Japan.
Delcasse has signifed his willingness,
but considers that Lansdowne's coop.
GRAFTON is essential to success"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-06-30
- 90 o 90 90 o o r

All members OF the party will be
asked to wear a souvenir badge.
Committeeman will be similarly dec
Grated, with addition OF red ribbon. but
every citizen of Honolulu is a member
at large of the reception committee,
and will gladly welcome an opportun-
ity to furnish information.
waikiki Beach Is world famous for
its unparalleled bathing. Surf boating
is peculiarly a Hawaiian pastime. No
adequate description can be given OF
the pleasure of rushing shoi0ward In
canoe borne by the in-rushing comber
which tumbles and roars under the
craft. This furnishes an absolutely
new experience.
The Aquarium in Kapiolani Park.
while not the largest has been pro-
nounced by DR.. David Starr Jordan the
most snowy collection OF highly col
ored and oddly shaped fishes in exist
ence.
Bishop Museum contains the worlds
foremost collection of Hawaiian an
tiquities. and It's Polynesian section is
rivalled by few.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1905-06-30

OF POLICE

81 have come to the conclusion" said
Attorney General Lorrin Andrews.
s'that under the, provisions OF the
County Act 1t will be up to me to pass
upon the appointments on the police
force made by Sheriff Brown OF Oahu.
The County Act repeats all parts of the
statutes of Hawaii in conflict with, it's
provisions. The Supreme Court has
held, which is a ruling that has lot OF
angles to 1t, that while the duties OF the
High Sheriff have been changed by the
County Act, the duties of the Attorney
General have not been. This Is held
explicitly.
well, under the County Act, the du-
ties of the Sheriff in each of the coun-
ties are the duties now performed by
the High Sheriff. This, according to
nv understanding, gives the sheriffs Of
Kauai, Maui and Hawaii absolute
mower of appointment, in the matter OF
policemen, but the Sherin OF oahu is IN
different class, because his duties are
the same as those now performed by
the High Sheriff. Under the law as 1t
Stands. the High Sheriff appoints MEM
hers of the police force subject to my
approval. / hold that the appointive
power of the Sheriff of Oahu is subject
to the same Limitation.
Eyes, it is true that the County Act
says that the Boards of Supervisors
shall appoint such subordinate officers
as shall be required, but whether that
applies to members of the police force
is a matter that has to be determined.
Fight about it? / suppose the point
will be raised, sooner or later
In fact. the point opens very wide
field for legal controversy. If police
officer is not legally appointed, is an
arrest on warrant made by such officer
legal? The man arrested would be held
in jail, without a doubt. once he was
lodged there. but this is new COM
pIication in the county act business that
may cause some trouble before it Is
settled. However, Acknowledgement
Andrews, like the other Territorial Of
ficials, is willing to give the new
county government all the hold he can
in getting upon it's feet.