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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-07-19

O'Clock a.. M, July D..
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
Continued checking auditors and
~treasurer's cash books till noon.
On motion board adjourned till ]
o'clock p. m.
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
Continued checking treaSurer's and
auditors cash books, finishing and
finding same correct.
Commenced checking auditors and
~treasurer's disbursement books, con
tinuing same till 8O'clock.
On motion board adjourned till 0 a,
M, July s..
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
Continued checking auditors and
~treasurer's disbursement books, find
ing same correct.
On motion board adjourned till
" CIOIh y. III.
Board met as per adjournment
members all present,
Took up the work of checking clerk
of courts and found same correct.
Took UP the work of checking SUI
perintendent Of schools and found
same correct.
On motion board adjourned till
O'Clock a. m, July 10.
Board met as per adjournment, all
members present.
The assessors books all being in and
footed, board proceeded to equalize,
per the following table:
CIable on next page.)
CLAIMS ALLOWED,
A I'll Abbott, sheriff's fees
summoning jurors .......s 27s OO
Same, witnesses, extra jurors 395 O5
Same, board Of John Russell,
prisoner So. 80. $50
Same, Al days inspecting
horses, ...... 10 90
Same, board of John Young,
Grant Derflinger and w.
III. Bennett, to July 1st.. 1893 &C
Same, sheriff's fees and
mileage to and from re-
form school in case Girls
Metzenberg ......,....... As 70
1t was moved and seconded that the
reward of $4,000 for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer or mur
derers of G. M. Todd be Withdrawn.
Motion carried.
A. III. Abbott for expense Of
delivering Jacob johnson,
advertising, mileage in
case, settlement in full. 20 251 so
Il A Altenow. goods for poor
person, Henry Walton. 36s
Brown 4 Saenger, county
supplies. -. 20 SIS
Geo p BARNARD, same. 81 so
4e 90
Same IS u
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-07-19

DR.. Stevenson, the well
known eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist, Of Sioux
Falls, will be in Miller,
Tuesday, July 18th, at the
Vanderbilt hotel. Glasses
also fitted correctly. ct
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-07-19

plies for Supt. .......... 80
Nipple Printing CO., sup
plies for courthouse. 9ol
G ID Hoskin, stamps and ex-
press from March / to June
80, 1905. -. IN on
Same, use of horse 81 days to
cultivate courthouse yard 100
Same, recording six county
bOndS..................... oOo
HI r Greeves, supplies for
Derfinger, prisoner 20
ii r Fross, express, postage
telephoning and mileage
to Pierre and help on eX-
animation papers....... % 80
II r Fross, express. r. ...... $40
Educator supply CO.. supplies
for county supt............ 10 43
Gardner Bros. for 80 bbls. Rex
Lime and sulphur Dip. &5 90
Same, for six cattle dipping
tanks, S2535 and 40 hbls.
Rex Lime and sulphur dip
1920 ............. 80. 1865 90
Same, 80 bbls. Rex Lime
and sulphur dip......-.... 3l5 90
John p Dill, for assessing
Harrison township and
taking township census. 81 90
Margaret Duthie, salary as
deputy supt. 6 days.. 900
w ] Dayey, coal for county
dipping tanks........... 80 80
j N Schmidt, for arc light
for courthouse for May and
June. 10 30
Wolf Bounties.
Herman Matter f young
wolves. 4OO
p II Butler, 10, same....... 10 90
Turner e Brown, Il, same. Y 90
Ed Burke, 2, same. .,....... 200
Claud d Chase, l old wolf. 2 so
Same, 8 young wolves. ...... 800
ID Chadwick, l young wolf. 90
John Collins, 8, same. 900
Emery Conan, 8, same. 800
@ w Carl, l old wolf. go. $50
To 4th page.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-07-19
lst pub. July l2-t4
Notice to Creditors.
In County Court for Hand County,

Estate of Frank Brueggeman,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, by the UNI
d~ersigned, e~xecutrix of the last will
and testament of Frank Brueggeman,
deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within six
months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said executrix, at
Eel, South Dakota, or to her attor-
ney, J. H. Cole, at Miller, S. d.
Dated July 7, A. d. 1905.
KATHARINE BRUEGGEMAN,
Said Executrix-
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
MERELY
A BLIND

s. Petersburg, Mar. 2S.- Cspe-
elal-l-Ihe impression prevalent in
some military circles that the Japan
ese, having removed the possibility
oil The main army in Manchuria as
sumins the initiative. will now turn
theIr attention to the next objective
OF the war. Nladivostok. is streRgth-
ehed by the Associated Press dis
patches from Gunshu pass. announc-
ing the withdrawal of the Japanese
ilom the immediate front OF the Rus
sian army for distance OF 80 miles.
il is realized, of course. that this
may be merely a blind to cover flank
ing operations. but &c is not improb-
able that the Japanese. having
cleared southern Manchuria of Rus
sIan troops and secured a position
from whence expulsion would be a
long and difficult process. may be sat
ished to hold the Tie pass line with
ton
While the voice of the emperor's
advisor is for peace if honorable
terms are obtainable. the govern
ment. as is the part of wisdom. is
going forward with all provision for
the continuance of the war
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
Am Attcmntcd Hold.In.

Last night an attempt was made
by two men to hold up J. DAILY, a
well known conductor on the Rio
Grande Western railroad
II is reported that Mr.. DAILY was en-
route to the depot about I2;30 am,
TO go on duty. when, as he was pass
ing the dark alley that runs between
the Best laundry and the Albany res
taurant on South Second street. two
men stepped out and commanded
him to throw up his hands. Instead
of obeying the orders of the hold-ups
Mr.. DAILY started out on a dead run.
which $50 it is reported) would have
proven a record-breaker had time
been kept. The men made no attempt
to follow Mr.. DAILY or to hinder his
flight, and consequently Mr. DAILY was
none the worse for his somewhat
exciting experience other than the
temporary exhaustion that follows a
hard foot race.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
Married.

The marriage of Mr.. Alexander
Bergeron to Miss Catharine A, VIII
liams occurred last evening at .
o'clock, at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs Waters. on the corner
of Seventh street and Struthers ave
nue..
Rev. J. E. Weir of the Presbyter-
ian church performed the marriage
ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Bergeron will reside
in the city.
Mrs. Bergeron visited in Grand
Junction year or more ago. when
she became acquainted with Mr.. Ber-
geron She came again only a few
days ago from her home in Wilkes
barre, Pa
MIR and Mrs. Bergeron are hearth
ly welcome as home-makers in our
city.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
WOODWARD
WARDEN

Denver. Mar. 2S.-t Special. 49,
The appointment of Game Warden
Woodward will be fought by the
lodge of ElIs OF this state.
In his report to the governor he
made the statement that the Elks
We're disappearing from the state.
largely on account OF their being de
stroyed by the members OF this Or
der to secure their. teeth for charms.
Watch for the big minstrel parade
at noon tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
Real Estate Bargains

No. SI7.-11h lots on Rood. be-
tween Eighth and Ninth. $500
No. 10 acres. IA miles from
the city; acres orchard;
acres alfalfa; 3-room house,
barn and other buildings. $3.50
No. SSS. - 5-room new house;
strictly modern; well located.
Terms: $3.50 cash; balance in
monthly instalments.
No. SOLO acres. miles from
the city; all in fun bearing or
chard buildings worth $4,000;
produced $4,000 worth of fruit
last year .............-,..S SlO,OoO
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
EIIAs EIect Onicer..

The annual yearly meeting of the
Elks occurred last night at their
lodge rooms in the Currie block.
When the lodge was called to or
der by Exalted Ruler w. r. Huines.
every seat in the large assembly
room was occupied, and many mem
bers sat around on ther aised plat
form
The annual election of officers took
place and there was considerable
maneuvering at first, but a most eN-
cellent roster of officers were selected
TO serve for the ensuing year.
Before proceeding to the election.
the reports OF the various committees
and the secretary and treasurer of
the lodge was read. together with
the report OF the board of control OF
the club. These We're eminently sat
istactory to the membership.
The following officers were then
selected
Exalted ruler-A. r. Samplner.
Esteemed leading kuiEht-W. C.
Struthers
Esteemed loyal knight. NJ. Con
ley.
Esteemed leeturing Hmight-John
OBoyle.
secretary-E. NJ Hardy.
Treasurer-E. A. Wadsworth.
Tyler-John W. Armstrong.
Trustee for three years-M F.
[ Fredericks.
Board of control of club-James
/ NJ. SilcoX, Charles A, Smith and Nor
rison Wohlfort
Following the election of officers
4 a splendid luncheon was served un-
der the management of Tyler John
/ w. Armstrong
The evening was one of much en-
/ joyment to the Ellls.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
LOWE BROS. 4 CO., TIMERS.

f20 n. Fifth St, Grand Junction.
Notice to Ranchmen.
Galvanizedd Spray Tanks an
Pumps a specially. Tin and Galvan-
lied Guttering, Tin Roofing and all
kinds of repair work Stove Castings
ordered. Phone 1853 Black.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

MORGAN

Denver. Mar 2S.-t Special 1t
is now generally known that the leg
islature will whitewash Morgan. and
that he viii be permitted to retain
his seat, because his vote is wanted.
Senator Morgan is a self-confessed
bribe-taker, but the republican party
is willing to consort with him.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
WANTS, FOR SALE, FOR RENT
LOST, FOUND, Etc.

Chattel loans. Rates reasonable.
r. J.. Magilh
WANTED-W Work by the day. APP
ply 1+3 Spruce street.
+ + +
FOR RENT-Newly furnished cot
tage, with or without piano. Inquire
at 220 White.
FOR sALE-A new piano, at sec
ond hand price; easy terms. J. H..
Engert & Co.
FOR Rooms over our
store: suitable for Offices or lodging
Inquire of NJ. Srouse.
Position on ranch by
man and wife No children. Ad-
dress Box 2Sf. Grand Junction.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework in a small family.
Good wages. Apply 1922 North Eighth
street.
FOR SALE Eggs for Matching.
Blue Andalusian. 81; Bun Cochin,
81: White r. c. Leghorn, soc;
barred p. Rock, soc. e. A. Yelton,
l1G Main Phone 1892 Red.
WANTED Private nursing by eN-
perienced sanitarium nurses, man
and wife. Can furnish first class
references. Nervous and fever cases
preferred. Massaging a specially.
Reasonable charges. Inquire for Mr..
and Mrs J. E. Quinn, LaHarpe ho-
lei. corner Third and Main,
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

Everything is in readiness for the
Eagles big minstrel show Wednes-
day evening. The performance is go
ing to be a hummer.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

The Mesa Dry Goods store will
have a special sample corset sale
commencing Friday morning March
81, at 9 O'Clock
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

Now is the time to subscribe for
The Sentinel-50c per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

Wilson and Gallupe will do one of
the funniest acts ever seen in Grand
Junction at the Eagles minstrels.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

The event of the Eagles
minstrels. Opera house, Wednesday
March 90
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

The sentinel-5oc per month.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

Eagles minstrels tomorrow even
ing Park opera house.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28

Eagles minsrrels. Get your tick
cts quick
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-28
GOOD PLACES
RIGHT PRICES

81 acres; 3-room house; 5-acre
orchard.
15 acres; 4-room house; i-acre
orchard; IL acres alfalfa.
10 acres; acres alfalfa; Groom
house.
Is acres; 8 acres orchard; 1 acres
alfalfa; S-room house.
10 acres; . acres orchard; S-room
house,
Is acres; acres orchard; Groom
house.
II acres; 10 acres orchard; 5-room
house.
We have numerous other places,
large and small; improved and un-
improved. Some bargains in city
property.
I5I MAIN STREET.
RHONE-W
REALTY COMPANY.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
RECEIVES INSTRUCTIONS
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE EDWARD A..
MANN coNVENEs COURT AT
LINCOLN AND CHARGES THE
GRAND JURY.

y ON Tuesdays Daily Cltigeul
District court IN Lincoln county
was opened Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. the following court officers be.
lng present. Associate Justice I'd.
ward A Mann, judge presiding. Joseph
". Ronham. special district attorney.
Charles p Downs. deputy clerk; "a. =.
Flint. stenographer; John W. owen.
sheriff The day was taken up In
securing grand jury 20 get the grand
Jury organized and To work before the
hearing ~ cases was begun. There
having been no court ia Lincoln
county since last spring. the dorkcts
are fr'i. there bcing slxty-nine cases
on the criminal and olghttwo on the
civil docket II looks like a four or
i've weeks session. although Judge
Mann will allow no time 20 be lost.
and IN all probability will hold night
sessions II found necessary to eN-
pediate the clearing 81 che dockcts
The court instructed the grand jury
In substance AZ follows:
To inquire into all violations OF the
law that have been committed IRE
speCiive ~ the position. wealth or IN.
nuenco Of the violator. to investigate
thoroughly all violations OF the law
concerning the carrying Of deadly
weapons. 10 look carefully into all VIC.
lations Of the Sunday law az 20 81.
looms, gambling, horse racing cock
fghting etc: To- look into any viola.
lion OF the law which requires that
parents and guardians shall send chill
dron between the ages OF seven and
fourteen years. 10 some school for al
least three months Of every year: to
make presontments OF any violations
Of the law providing that an 0ihoers
who collect moneys which go 10 the
school fund shall report the same on
OF before the frst Mondays IN the
months Of January, April. July ana Oc.
tober OF each year; 70 inquire of and
Investigate any ~ lful and corrupt
misconduct in ONCE OF any county Of
hcial; 10 make a thorough investiga-
ton ~ the county Jail and report on
whether II ls properly kept: 20 inves-
tigatethe parties now IN custody. hav.
ing been bound over by magistrates
or Justices OF the peace 20 tails court
to await the action OF the grand jury;
10 consider any and all charges
against any persons who have been
bound over 10 the district court and
are now on bond; 10 pay special at
tention to the law which says that Il
shall be unlawful for any county 81.
hcer 20 buy. sell or deal In any county
certificates. warrants or other evil
dence OF Indebtedness. and to the law
which provides that no city ohiciai
shall buy. sell. deal In or speculate in
any city warrants or certificates.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15

dillon Of bridges throughout the
county on public roads ana we rec.
ommcnd that where practicable.
county prisoners he required TO do
tue work necessary 90 put and keep
them In good repair, Ms well g. 20 im.
prove the condition oi roads through.
out the county
The committee appointed 20 ok.
anime the county offices would re-.
port as follows. We find the books
OF the different county officers 90 bo
Kept In a businossliko aud satlsfaci.
DRY manner We hereby attach a re-
port showing the financial standing
Of the county on January ist. 1906
IN examining books OF county clerk
We find the following precinct Jus.
tices only have made report az called
for by law. Precincts 4. Q. ~, rs. &C.
We specially call the attention OF the
hoard ~ county commissioners to
this fact and recommend that the
law be- enforced in this respect
In conclusion we desire 20 express
our thanks 90 the Honorable Judge
and the District Attorney for their
courteous treatment during our SEES.
sion.
Having complotde our lahors, we
ask ia be discharged.
j. c. BALDMDGE,
Foreman.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
BIC CORPORATION
coMPAN' ORGANIZED.

Under the new Incorporation Law, a
company has boon organized with sos.
ONION Luna. w. $. StrlckloF. w. n.
Greer and w. u. Chlldera ~ inc0rpor-
ators, by tho name OF The Corpora
lion Organization and Management
company, with hoadQua- ters at Albu
querquo. Tor the transaction OF all cor.
poration business. This Includes the
organization Of corporations by resi-
dents OF the territory or nonreaidonia,
10 DO business In the territory or out
pf 70, or hO'h. The company proposes
10 undertake tho Organizatlon 0f cor
pOrationa and acting A. agents Of an
such corporations. the making Of 70
ports. and all such business AZ IA gen.
orally transacted by such corpora
lions.
Corporations Tor similar purposes
are In existence In many vi the Rtatos
Of che Union.
In addition 10 what is set forth. the
corporation can act a. trustee under
MORTGAGES and deeds % trust and look
after the Interests 81 the parties 90
the SANE. u ~ expected By the com.
phny thPt n viii DO quite an extensive
business aud Il will be tho means Of
inviting capital 90 the territory COS
the purpose OF organization IN tho ter.
ritory IN addition 90 this quite a con.
siderable income will accrue 10 the
territory from the Organization OF
such cofpOrMioEs under tho new law.
The old corporation law was made RD
OF several different acts. passed AZ All.
ferent times aud needed revision. Tho
new law 10 very similar In character
20 The general Incorporation act Of the
state Of Nov Jersey and other terri.
tories While II II liberal. Y fully pro
tects the public and all creditors deal
ing with the corporations. II IL oom-
prehenaive and furnishes a oOmpleta
code for the administration OF corpor.
atoms. The advantages 70 accrue from
orsanlzation under this law are very
great.
Tho Citizen has noticed some criti.
oiam Of the passage OF the Law In Ari.
zona. principally 70 the point that Ar.
coma could not b. expected 10 realise
as much from lis incorporation law
hereafter az q has IN the past on 40.
count Of the passage 81 this act IN
New Mexico. A comparison 81 the
Two laws viii show lnat the law 0f
rev Mexico "a very much more com
piote and comprehensive. while NJ the
same time protecting the Interests az
the incorpOfat0rs a. well as creditors.
There have heen organized Ia the
territory OF Arizona. however, Run.
dreda 90 corporations under rs laws
and very considerable revenue has
accrued % ne territory thoraffum.
The reputation and standing. bust.
ness and professional. % the gentle
men who are organizing this new com.
pany Is a guarantee Of ita reaDon1l.
oiilty and that I'll persons desiring its
services can place implicit confidence
IN no company and reat fully asfured
thai their business will be PROMPTLY
and properly attended 10 ana their III.
fefcsta properly taken care OF.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
THE NEW BENEDICT WAS
A FRIEND OF THE HAkNAS.

Miss Hazel Frame. OF Warsaw. Ind.
and J II. Mckay. prominent young
ranchman OF this county. were mar.
ried In Albuquerque. Friday evening.
Miss Frame was a soelety leader at
her indiana home and Mr., Mckay Is
the manager OF the III Pine ranch
near this city. The young lady came
TO Las Vegas last fall and has been
roOming az the home OF Mrs Berrln.
ger on Douglas avenue. Mr.. Mckay
came from Cleveland, Ohio. over a
year ago, and has been living az tho
ranch since. The young man was ~
one time tho private secretary TO Dan
Hanna. son OF the late senator from
Ohio. and came 20 New Mexico 10 re-
gain his health. The happy couple
VIII take up their residence AZ the El
Pine ranch.--las Vegas Optic.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
A FAKE WEDDING
AT cLouDcRoFT RESORT

A very good Joke was play I'd al
Cloudcroft Ia the form OF a mock we'd.
ding In the parlors OF the Virginia
hotel The groom was w. T. Nichols
and the bride" Delwln Denny. About
thirty guests received invitations and
Il was carr led solemnly forward until
Judge Ciaranco NJ. Powell justice Of
the peace. was about 90 begin the
ceremony. when In shanking hands
with the bride C'Mlss JOhnson'D he
discovered that she possessed a re-.
markedly strong grip and well deyel.
Opcd hands and feet. The bride"
was well made 40 and Il was only
after n few minutes OF close ohserva.
ton through the veil that the Judge
Joined with the others IN long. con.
tinuous rolls OF laughter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
Womanhondla Vnlcn.

Washins,on, ID. g.. April i0.-Aboul
100 delegates, representing 300 so.
cieties, with an aggregate member.
ship Of 100000 women. filled Ply.
tnian hall today al the opening OF the
tricnnlal convention Of the lnterna.
iional Council OF women. The diver.
sny OF interests OF the organlzat ion
was illustrated by tho fact that
among those present were represent.
ativos Of the Womon's Catholic so
cioty of America. the Wumen's Free
Baptist society, several benevolent
societies, 60 some OF which MormOns
belong. the Colored WOmen's asso.
ciai "r AMI vorions literary bodies.
The initial session. which was
devoted largely 20 routine business.
was presided over by Mrs. Mary
Wood Swift OF San Francisco. presi.
dent Of the council, and Mrs. +. MIN.
or, OF Wilmington, lll.. acted as sec.
reary.
After a thorough discussion. that
Will continue throughout the week
resolutions upon which an the ele-
ments can agree will be adopted. Al
several Of the sessions there will re
addresses by notable speakers. among
them being Edwin Markham. J. n.
MckelNay. the Rev Anna shaw OF
Philadelphia and Mrs. May Wright
Sewall Of indianapolis,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
SALOON PRoPRieroRs TO
FACE THE CHARGES.

The dfy indictments returned nv
the strand fury yesterday against h.
cal liquor dealers for selling nqnnr 10
or permitting minors In saloons. has
caused considerable comment aud 81.
element while there are ATTY IN.
diclmcnta, against several OF the
dealers a number ~ indictments we're
found Against Que dealer seven in.
dicimoniH were returned. others are
chargcd with four and Eve distinct
violations. and number with two
and three. The number of dealers IN.
dlcied Ia twenty one The pruaecu.
tors number eight me aafifA person
laslnT made complaint In as many ~
seven cases, and are boys belonging
20 well known families The matter,
serious az u may be-. u MOI Wlthmn
humur Tor one Happy Jack" ~
charged with permitting n minor with
Dry. name, 20 loitcr about hla place
M business.
This action of the grand jury was
anticipated and rumOra we're rife all
week, hence no one was as greatly
surprised as though no returns Tor
mfraciiona Of che law OF 1901. entitled
An Act cor the protection 81 minors
and pupils IN schools had bocn ox-
pcctod.
The City indictments handed down
yostoI day are ln measure the result
o' iudre Ahhutt's Instructions 10 the
Grand Jury.
The punishmcnt for the hrat oHonsa
under the act ~ 1901. is not 10 very
severe, Il being n flne OF not less than
S2b ana NOT more than 600. hat upon
second conviction Il "a quite severe
and lh addition the license may be 70
vokod for period OF one year
This action OF the grand Jury will
tend go make the dealers more care
ful In the future
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-15
a YOUNG MExicAN
AccioENTLV KILLED.

While on his way 10 bis fathers
ranch In the Captain mountain eoun.
ny, Vicente LucorO, the lG-year.Old
son Of Niet0FianO LucerO, accldontly
shot himself IN the eye either Sunday
or Monday. and when found was dead
says the Roswell Record. He and hie
father bad been 20 IlOaWell with loads
~ wood saturday. The father started
home an hour earlier than his son ana
nothing was known OF the accident
until tho boys dog came home alone
ana led the iather back 10 the place
IN the road where tho young mans
body lay The boy Lad bought 70
volyer while IA Roswell, and from the
Indications. ho WAS trying % extract
tho cartridges when the weapon ex.
ploded. The body WAS taken 10
rnllas, Ia the Captain mountains. for
burial.