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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
VES()V|US IS
bELCH|NC
LAVA

NAPLES, Italy, April 6-The inha-
bitants of the villages in the vicinity
Of Mount Vcsuvius are in condition
bordering On a panic. Many homes
have been abandoned for the open mir,
although there was a thick fog all day
and the atmosphere has been dense with
volcanic ashes, and fumes from the
subtcrranean fire The churches were
crowded day and night and the people
are praying for deliverance from the
impending peril, the manifestations OF
which are felt in explosions which re-
scmblo heavy cannonading, and trcm'
blinps Of the earth which are constantly
recurring.
The main stream of lava is proceed
ING from vesuvius 200 feet wide. IL
flows at times Mt the rate OF II feet
minute, destroying vegetation be
fore touching it. The peasants OF
Porti, nj the west foot OF Nosuvius'
cleared their grounds Of vineyards and
trees. in an effort to lessen the danger
of fire. The population Of Boseotriez'
an the south dcclivity Of the mountain,
sought safcty in flight. Boscoereale'
IA the southwark, is also threatened.
The women of this village are weeping
with fright, and carried the statue OF
St Anne rs near they could to the How
inc lava imploring a miracle to stay
tbc advance of the consuming stream.
The cemetery Mt Boscorealc has been
| invaded by to lava.
The sceno at night IL one OF ming
olod grandeur and horror, ms from the
summit Of yesuvius leaps n column OF
a,o fully n thousand feet In height
,bo glare Illuminating the sky at Sc"
for many miles Occasionally grea'
massos of molten stone nre eJect'o
s,om the crater The village OF Tore
da Gracco. which has been oigh'
times destroyed and each time rebuilt
IL again threatened, and the inhah''
ants are in great terror.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
CLEARED ONE MAN
AND CONVICTED
THE OTHER
Attorney Anderson Wins
Two Cases At
Kingman
Defends One Negro and
Is Prosecutor Of
Another
(From Saturdays Daily.)

A mining man from Kingman was
heard to remark on the streets ycstcr.
day that during the recent term Of
court there Attorney Leroy Anderson
achieved the distinction Of proving
himself an expert on neurology, as
well ns showing his usual talent in a
legal way.
Anderson represented C. Hall, a
colorcd man, who was on trial on a
charge Of criminal assault, and was
successful in securing the discharge Of
his client. In a similar case that fol.
lowed in which another colored man
named william Thomas was the de.
PENDANT, he appeared for the prosccu.
ton, the jury returning verdict Of
guilty.
In the latter case the counsel for the
defense charged that the Prescott attor-
ney was representing the Santa Fc
Railroad interests rather than the ter
ritory in the prosecution, which At
torncy Anderson afterwards admitted
in his address to the jury, making the
statement that n railroad company
could not interest itself in more laud.
able occupation than forcing to jus
ticc violator Of an American home.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
SPECTACULAR FIRE
IN A SKY-SCRAPER
At PORTLAND, OR.
Hundreds Cling To Cornices At
The Eighth Story and Are
Finally Rescued

wiring. II spread with wonderful ~
pidity, and created n panic among the
hundred employees in tho building. Tie
upper works Of the elevators were
burned out almost before tho Hrcbclls
ceased ringing, and tcrrorizcd POO
pie jammcd the narrow stairwayU
and fire escapes in mad fight to o.
cape.
On the upper floors . serious situa-
ton was created. Men and women,
unable TO gain the ordinary cgrcss,
crept out Of tho windows on to the
wide corniccs, where they clung Till
rescued. The suffocating smoke
swept over them, hiding one party Of
fifteen from the view Of the people
on the streets below, who momcntarily
expected some 60 lose their grip, and
be hurled 60 death.
BY hard work the 6rcmen raised the
ladders, only 20 hnd them too short,
and valuable time was lost in splicing
them In mid air. One by one the Vie
tins were ut last rescued, and some
were all but unconscious. Cheer after
cheer camc from the dense, tonss
crowds % each form was lowered rung
TO rung. Tom Richardson, manager
Of the club the last Of all TO be res
cued, was brought almost dead from
tho yoof
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
LUCKY STRIKE OF
4 FREE COLO
MINE
WI. Roberts Discovery
In The Copper
Basin
A Twenty-lnch Vein Is
Good For $50
A Ton

Almost daily news Of new and rich
mineral strikes in outside districts
reaches this city. The latest to
attract attention was made known
yesterday, when W. l.. Roberts exhi.
bitcd a large quartz specimen fairly
giittering with the yellow metal,
which was taken out of n claim re-
Gently discovered by him on the Skull
valley slope of the Copper Basin di.
vide, about three miles distant from
the Derby mill. After making tho
discovery ten days ago, he commenced
TO run a tunnel on the vein and now
has seven tons Of ore on the dump
with u twenty inch vein in the face
that will mill over $50 TO the ton In
free gold.
Part OF the ground covered by the
location was mined ms far back as
1868 and the product reduced by the
arrastra process. In later years two
crosscut tunnels had been run in an
effort to tap the vein, but without sue.
cess. The Roberts discovery was
made on the surface, where the vein
cropped out, but was apparently never
before discovered. lie has located
three claims along what he believes
is the apex Of the vein and IL making
preparations to commence develop
mcnt in modest way and mill the
output at the Derby mill.
The claims are situate about IL
miles west Of this city and fair
wagon road, down hill almost the en-
tire distance, connects tho camp with
Skull valley station on the line Of the
3. +. =. and L. railroad.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
WINNERS DECIDED
IN BOXING TOURNEY

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6-The
national amateur championship box
ing tournament, which has been under
way at Mechanics Pavilion for three
successive nights, under the auspices Of
the Olympic club, was concluded this
evening, when the semi finals and finals
in the various classes were decided.
Seventeen high class bouts were pulled
of tonight. The attendance was the
largest yet.
The following were the winners of
the respective classes;
l05 pounds (bantam) Jimmy Car
roll, Olympic club.
1i5 pounds (fcatherweight) Harry
Baker, Olympic.
l25 pounds Especially William Leon
ard, Olympic.
1876 pounds Oightweight)-- Lew
Powell, Olympic.
Ii5 pounds (wclterweighD w. Me
Donald, Olympic.
1853 pounds (middleweighD Henry
Ficnckc, Olympic.
1Gs Digit hcavyweighD--1'ad Rior
dan, Olympic,
heavyweight, Walter schnlken
Olympic.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
AFTER THE ROBBERS.

Sheriff Lowry left for Kingman yes
tcrday ON the early morning train on
the trail Of n man and woman who are
suspected Of robbing the rooms occu'
pied by May Miller at 12l North Ora
mite street on Wednesday night last
and who are known TO have left here
on tho = o'clock northbound train on
Thursday morning presumably en-
route TO Gold Roads in Mohavc coun'
ty Late last night IL was learned
that the officer had not yet been
successful in the capture of the ne
cuscd fugitivcs
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
WILL TELL THE
TRUTH SAYS
FIELDS

NEW YORK, April 6-Andrew G.
Fields, former legislative agent Of tho
Mutual Life Insurance company, gave
out "A statement nj Dobbs Ferry today
through his physician, DIR. Judson.
He said he never gave n bride in his
career, is prepared to vindicate himself
completely, has intended to tell the
whole truth, and has saved the Mutual
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars. He
declares he never had any business re-
lations with Andrew Hamilton, and
SAYS the contingent fund Of 100000
will be satisfactorily explained.
lie said: "Ali those trustees Of the
Mutual who are now pointing the fling
or of scorn nj me were aware Of all that
I was doing; whep they say that they
were ignorant they tell an untruth.
dom propose that the men associated
with me In the Mutual shall destroy my
reputation TO further their own prl'
vate ends. am prepared to tell the
truth. no matter whom II may hurt, be
his position high or low"
DIR. Judson said that Fields VIII be
unable to see anyone for two weeks AT
least. The patient is suffering from
an incurable disease, but by careful
treatment his life may be prolonged
| for years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
WHO KNOWS HIM?

Chief Of Police Prince Friday re-
ceivcd the following telegram from
the chief at Missoula, Montana;
"Pleasc locate George Iveson, new
arrival there. Has wife In hospital
here. Come at once. Money for tic
ket deposited with Bcarmouth station
agent. Answer.
II Ia believed that Iveson IN located
In one Of the mining camps here, and
il is hoped that he may see this.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
CLOSE CALL
To LIBEL
SUIT

PHOENIX, Ariz., April 6-(spe-
cial)-Editor John o. Dunbar Of the
Enterprise seems 10 have had narrow
escape from libel suit, M a result Of
his fight for i. A. Fowler, the re-eloet-
ed president of the Salt River Valley
Water Users association.
DIR. Wilbur, the opposing candidate,
was pushed forward by Dwight II.
Heard, who IL "a son-in-law OF wealthy
Chicagoan, and Dunbar made several
very sarcastic attacks on Heard, re-
ferrng to the splurgc he Is making on
the Bartlett money, and in other ways
writing editorials that seem to have
caused Mr.. Heard considerable dis
comfort and distress Of mind.
Shortly before the close Of the cam
paign, Heard, gonded by the editorials
is said to have gone 10 Dunbar and
given him to understand that he would
be made the defendant In criminal
libel suit unless he ceased the attacks.
Dunbar ~ said 10 have replied thht no
could not find jury in the county
that would convict him in such case.
However, il was observed that the
last couple Of days Of the contest tho
editorials In the Enterprise bearing
on the subject were not Of a personal
nature, but were simply Mandatory to
Fowler. Editor Dunbar has had some
experience AT court. He WAS sen
fenced TO Jail NJ Tombstone, when ed
iting the Epitaph there some years ago
for contempt Of court. The sheriff
though, was political and personal
friend Of the editor, and he was locked
up, but remained n guest in the sheriff q
home until released on habeas corpus
proceedings.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
INSURANCE REPORT.

The annual report Of Territorial Sec
rotary W. +. Nichols on the premiums
collected in Arizona during the fiscal
year just ended indicates that Ari-
IONA people believe in insurance. The
total amount of premiums collected by
the seventy five life, accident, fire and
other insurance companies doing bust.
ness in the territory was sl,4l7,945.2s.
OF this amount 2 per cent is diverted
into the territorial treasury, and the
tcrritory's income for the past year
from this source was therefore $2s.95s.-
90.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

PORTLAND, Oregon, April 6-Thc
most spectacular fire that ever occurred
in Portland, this afternoon destroyed
the top (eighth) story Of the chamber
Of commerce building, and was the di.
rect cause Of tho death Of Homer II.
IIallock, the right Of way agent for
the Willamette Traction company, for.
merly for % years m employee Of the
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co.
Hallock, who was one Of the best
known railroad men In the northwest,
was In the Commercial club when the
fire broke out. He seemed 20 have be.
come suddenly mad, despite the sf'
forts Of several men who strovc "a
restrain him, and jumped down the
light well onto the roof Of the central
court, eight stories below, and was in.
stantly killed.
y. l.. Cappa, head cook Of the Com.
mcrcial club, was seriously injured,
breaking the life net into which he
jumped from the top floor TO the street.
The property loss is estimated at $780,
600. Tho building was recently pur'
chased by the United Railways com
pany for 100000.
Fire broke out in the parlor Of the
Commercial club from an unknown
cause, supposedly from the dropping Of
n lighted match or defective electrical
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

brakcman's dual life, during the In.
term. When the snow began to fly
Kings second installment Of love
waned and his second acquisition in
the matrimonial line went to SEQ her
parents Mt San Bcrnardino, where in
her maiden days she was Miss Weiss.
She is n petite brunette, comedy in
appearance, and was much enamorcd
Of the tickle brakeman.
Recently she thought IL time to re.
Join her husband, and after putting Of
her return by various prctexts, he
finally wrote the letter in which he nc.
knowledgcd that he was party to
another connubial contract, and advis-
ed her Aippantly to eco to work and
forget IL"
Mrs. King No. 9 resented this coun.
sci, and TO emphasize her opinion Of his
conduct, will have him arrested, she
says, for bigamy.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
CAY BRAKEMAN
To Be ARRESTED
FOR b|CAMY
Was Welded In Prescott Last
October When He Already
Was Benedict

wINSLOw, Ariz., April 6--(Spe.
eiaD- II. King, n brakeman at pre-.
,ent running out Of Winslow, is in
,rouble ON account Of having one
more wife than tho law allows. lie has
a wife and three children living with
him in winslow, and Mrs. King No. 2,
who resides in Los Angeles, threatens
TO have him arrested for bigamy.
She AYERS that King has written her
in cold ink that he already had a wife
and trio Of offspring when he mar.
RED her in Prescott last October.
King seems to have divided his af.
fec,ions and attentions for awhile with
an impartial hand. lie and his Octo'
her bride spent last autumn in Ash
Fork when he was twirling the brakes
on ballast train. The couple were
apparently very happy, while Mrs
King No. | and the youngsters re-
msincl in blissful ignorance Of the
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
WOUNDED HOsTLER
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH

IAN FRANCISCO, April 0--deorer
ZONES. hostlcr, who was shot nVo
times by Riley Grannon, an exercise
how during quarrel over game "'
cards nj Emcryvillo yesterday was
literally frightened to death this morn
inc jones' condition was mnch I'M
,rnycd but when asked by the huth"n'
ties to sign "dying statement ne
rapidly grew worse. when the 1 ,'s.
e;als returned they soon found h''
extinct, and the statement u"siea'',
rho belief that he was about to die had
hoeu ipstillcd by the request for MS
,;ono,n,e Crannon has been cap'ure"'
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
BRIBERY ON THE LIST.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE sup
Elemental treaty between Japan and
the United States, which was signed
at Toxic yesterday, consists of one ar
ticle only, adding bribery TO the list OF
extraditablc crimes.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
SLAUGHTER THE sAvAoEs.

LONDON, April GA dispatch from
Dnrcs Salaam published this morning
reports the victory Of Captain Won
IIasscll over the watagoro natives, in
German East Africa, $50 natives be.
ing killed.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
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DEATH CALLS NOTED MAN.

WASHINGTON, April o. Weston
Flint, lawyer, journalist, and educator,
and former librarian 81 the Washington
public library, died here today at tho
age Of 20 years
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

Mexico ity last night at o o'clock.
They are scheduled to reach Neuvo
Laredo, across the border, mt 6:25
tomorrow morning.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

here tonight on indisputablo AUTHORITY
that the independent operators )" ~, 81
w =, wnkesbarro today decided
against the acceptance of the arp''''
,,on nroposition made by Mitchell
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11

o,oL headache results from derang''
men, Of the stomach, aud Is cured ny
stomach and Liver lap'
,c,s Sold by all dealers
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-04-11
NINE WORKERS
ARE LOSING
HOPE

PHILADELPHIA, April G-Much
Importance is attached TO the meeting
Of the independent operators, which,
was held today Mt Wilkesbarrc. Among
the mine workers the impression APP
pears to be growing that President
Mitchel's arbitration proposal is not
altogether acceptable to the operators,
and fear is expressed that IL will be
rejected when the conference meets
IN New York on Monday. Nothing was
made public of the meeting Of the in
dependent operators.
squads Of state police are daily
taversng the region, and report no
disturbances Of moment. Warrants
were issued Mt Pittsburg today for the
arrest Of four members of the state po'
lice, who are charged with entering
the homes of miners and confscating
their guns.
Only -Four Mines Idle.
PlTTSBURG, April 6-Absolutc
peace and quiet reigns in the bitumi'
nous coal fields. All danger OF fur
Their trouble, IT is thought, will be over
by Monday, and II Is asserted that ev-
cry mine win be in full operation. The
Pi'tsburg Coal company reported that
Of the eighteen mines operated by
that company, the Mongag Consolidated
Coal and Coke company and the New
York and Cleveland Gas company, only
-four nrc idle.
Chairman Robbins, Of the Pittsburl
Coal company, said: "About 10000
men are mt work, and not more thar
1900 Of those employed in our collierie
are idle. They will probably resume
work In n few days. Yesterday w
mad twenty mines idle"
Fight Over In Bituminous Field.
PlrTSBURG, April Cat a meet
ing tonight of the independent soft con
operators, who organized TO fight Tn
granting Of the 1903 scale the ma
lo'l'y OF the operators decided to sig
w. Peace is now assured in the min
"taalion, so far az the coal fields o
western Pennsylvania are concerned.
Small Operators sign.
KANSAS CITY, April GA larg
number Of small operators in the se'
'a' southwcstern districts have sig'
vi the scale, and several thousan
men returned to work. Tho big OPP
"'oTs have signed tho scale, and SCI
"a' thousand men returned TO worl
'0e mg operators are still holding on
Ou' ARE not employing nonunion me
" attempting to operate tho mines.
Mitchell's Proposal 1sjsctsd.
SCRANTON, April Git IL learn'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-14
svscADLo Aau,.
Muchos Lectores de Santa Fe Sc Int.
. resaran.

ouaiao "a genie zee acerca dc las GU
rus necnas POT una medicina endosada
ue 'aisas o~is'ahc'as es sorprendente
que % aull'reh que ios manifiestcs
sean o'er'os zero ocuando ieen de
casos aqui msmo en- 81 casa, prueba
pos'tva es.a dehtro de su alcance. POI
que inVes'igacion cuidadosa es una
"a.s'ria n'uy iacil.
1enoVeVo Sandoval, cadenero en- la
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-14

BETAsELEe EN- EL VALE DEL
RIO ARkANsAs-sE NgceeiTA.
RAN Muy PRoNro rRABAJAoo-
RES PARA e. oESAijE Y CULT.
vo.
Sc c~tltiyaran $4,000 acres do botabe-
les para h AMERICAN BEET SUGAR
COMPANY, por los sembradores en- u
vecindad de Lamar. Prowers. Las AMI
mas. Rocky Ford. Manzanola y Fowler.
Sc necesltaran cIenes dc hombres y
muchachos para trabajar en- los cam
pos de betabeles Los sembradorcs pa.
garan Is centavos por bora a los que
trabajen por dia pero seria preferible
contratar por acre. pues. los CONTRACTS
resultan mas remunerativos para los
t~rabajadores. Los tr~abajadores se all.
mentan 4 su propia cuenta. Fl traba.
10 prlncipiara d fines de- Mayo. Para
informarse en- ietalle escribasel ala
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COM
PANY. Lamar, Colorado. Trabajado-
res solteros 9 famllias llegando Of va.
lie aproximadamente Ell ola 20 de- Ma
70, procuraran tambicn trabajo venta-
joso.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.,
Rocky Ford. Colorado.
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR CO.
Lamar. Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-14
AsPIRADLo %soLAMENre.
Hyomei cura Il catarro en- un Modo
Natural Y RacIenat,


Natural y RaeIenai.
Ningunas drogas peligrosas q ne
volturas alcoh6licas son tomadas en-
OIL sistema cuando Hyomei es usado
en- 81 tratamiento de catarro. Aspl-
radio por entire 81 limpio inhalad0r on
q bolslllo del chaleco que yiepe c0a
cada juego. el balsdmico sanativo de
Hyomei penetra q las remotas celdas
dc Ia nariz. garganta y pulmones, ma
tando toios los germenes ca.arrales,
curando la irritada membrane muco-
So y efectuando una cura completa y
permanente.
Ninguna medicina t0mada en- el es-
tonnage puede posiblemente llegar q
Las remotas celdas dc los pasajes res
p~iratorios, o dar 81 alivio Immediate
que siguen al liso de Hyomei. Unos
cnant0s dias de uso es generalmente
10 que Sc neceslta para mostrar cuan
prontamente este remedio cura Ell ca
tarro.
Hyomei ha sido de tanto 6xito en- Ia
dc catarro entire sus m~archautes,
que A. c, ireland 10 vende bajo una
garantia positiva que no cuesta NADIA
d no ser que de satisfaction. I'll equi.
po complete SO vende por I'm peso.
mientras que botellas ~adiclonales pue-
den obtenerse por 80 centavos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-14
rRAcIco AEsEs,NAro
cERcA De GALLUP.
Un Hombre Muerto con un Hacha--
Sus Asesinos Arrestados y pues.
tcs - Ia c&rcel de Gallup.

I'm despacho de Gallup. Nuevo Next
co. dice que en- la nina Heaton cerca
de Gallup ocurri6 un asesinato. Ell do.
mingo do Ia semana pasada en- la tar.
de. Dos hombres asaltaron 4 otro v
le cortaron Ia cabeza con I'm hacha.
Una mujer que estaba con 81 hombre
asesinado hizo fuerza levantar 81 cuer.
pc para llevarlo a n casa que estaba
cerca, cuando lie pegaron EN- In cabeza
Y Ia derrumbaron al suelo. Los hon.
hres hicieron fuerza escaparse pero
los mineros los detuvicron hasta que
alguacil Coddington arrib6 dc Gal
Y los llev6 4 Ia carcel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1906-04-14
EnbieSc n
TaTeta Postal
pOr el. ''Libyo de
RsealOs, 3 pidass
n sn cOmeYcidnfe
coRTE DE DIsTRITo
Prisioneros misunderstanding por
Dos Ahos-JuicIo en- Ia causa
de Ortiz.

Prisloneros sentenclados-Piery poi
Dos Ahos-JuieIo en- Ia causa
de Ortiz.
La Corte de Distrito del Primer
Distrito Judicial por ell Condado de
Santa Fe Sc reuni6 d las . de la ma
mana el sabado pasado. el Juez John
r. McFie ocupando su puesto. Los
siguientes negocios fueron despacha
dos;
La session de la maiana fue Iedica-
da casi toda por ell Juez Merle en-
sentenciar prlsioneros quienes fueron
convietados durante el presente ter
mino de la corte de distrito. Cruz
Tafoya, quien SO acusd con culpa de
perjuro en- connection con Ia accion to.
NADIA contra cortadores de cercos en-
el Condado dc San Miguel fue senten-
ciado q tres amos q trabajos penosos
en- la penitenciaria territorial.
AL %sentenciar q Eliseo Salazar, con-
victado de- asalto o intencion de ma
tar, Ell Juez McFie dedic6 media no.
ra ~aconsejando al prisionero. lie aeon
habia juradoA an ndmero de falseda.
des mientras en- el testiguario, Y fue
informado por la corte que 81 habia d.
cho Ia ycrdad en- SUI causa la misma
hubiera resultado diferente, y podria
habers esperado elemental. lie aeon
senj6 d Salazar de ir 4 la penitencia-
ria con ~ mente iiferente y refor-
marse y dejar la institution un hon.
bre mejor, v lie dijo que 81 en- otra
vez tenia OCCASION de comparecer an
to la corte dijera la verdad no bstan-
te cualquier ~circunstancia que vinie-
ra en- su causa. La sentencia mini
ma que sc 10 podia haber dado era un
aho Y la mas cinco. FL Juez McFie
consider6 dos ahcs y medic q traba-
JOS penosos en- la penitenciaria terri
torial regulares para la ofensa.
O. w. Piery. convictado de obtener
dInero bajo falsos p~retextos, fue 81 d.
tlmo hombre que fue s~entenciado. En-
su caso 81 Juez McFie qulso ser con.
servativo. Y dijo que no creia que
Piery era I'M criminal endurecido.
Dijo que era de opinion que habia cir.
c~unstancias atendiendo 81 case de
Piery. las cuales d Ia presente 81 prI-
sionero nc podla explicar, pero que
en- un tempo quedarian aclaradas sa-
tisfactorIamente. FL hecho que 'des-
pues de haber obtenido el dinero, Pie.