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Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
An Announcement

We wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that the Columbian
Male Quartette, composed of Messrs.
Chapson, Dawson, Mcdonald and Van
Patten, under the able direction of
Prof. Eichhorn, is open for engage
ments. Music for entertainments and
social gatherings a specially. Cali at
the city hall or phone Blue 1913.
c. w. VAN PATTEN, Manager.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
EAST CANON NEWS

Andrew Laws has just purchased a
hne Jersey COW.
Mrs H. N. Brittell of East Fowler
1Henue is on the sick list.
John Augustine, deputy assessor.
was around assessing our burg this
3week
Mrs. j. II. Howards nephew and
wife are here from Western Kansas for
the summer.
Mrs. Barclay, who has been In the
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
BURNING CHIMNEY TAKES
BOYS FROM SUNDAY SCHOOL

The fire department was called out
about 10 o'clock last Sunday morning
in consequence of a burning chimney
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. LODI
ford Truman, 526 College avenue,
which threatened the destruction of
the building. The flames were ex-
tinguished by the use of chemicals be-
fore any serious damage was done.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Spray Pumps.

The season is advancing rapidly. In
less than month you will be spray
ing. We have the Spramotor, high
grade pump; ask your neighbor about
it; he has one; and full line of ac-
cessories, bamboo rods, nozzles, hose,
etc. Don't procrastinate-t
never gets here. Fruit Growers AS
sociation
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19

Calling cards. the very latest styles.
can be had at The Record office.
Cañon City record., 1906-04-19
Mems, Boys and
Chldren's Suits

A saving on every suit.
Styles correct, quality guar
anteed. The fabrics in
Scotches, tweeds, black Thi-
bits, and fancy Worsteds IN
gray and all the new mix
tures; cut single or double
breasted with all wool serge
and Venetian Innings. The
best suit in Canon at u
the price you have to pay
any regular dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
a model" Gay

A Coo W Perkins AIMED tho steel trust
slty OF Gary to be founded Indiana viii be meici municipal
ny presenting practice the best Of the plans forward by
public ownership advocates
The grcat corporation witch to build the aud
win see TO all municipal have them perfect
modern sceuee backed sp uHnled means make
The city wehun houses cheerful apaeioua
parks and excellent schools W b. proyd
"a for It's people sht proportions OF
% model city that everybody shall
have profitable pleasing that win he abundant
Is provided will iaoness aud aud
surely the material coalitions happy living win be
Nere.
Rat there Is inst a like that Il Is
hy and primarily Be In that cor
poraous interest
otisens way." Perkins 'ahoui
municipal proposition which aside from What the
steel corporation DESIRES"
Noting that aside and remembering what came TO pass In
that other city tbs roek which
idcalsm q Carr also split
people well paid for their services
Of work rhey have comfortable homo4
healthy. they and ALL the subjects Of
other Individuality has
place there Manhood Is lea Of tho plans
exist all right in PARTS Of the earth
There plenty Ireland IN England All over
Europe serdou who're such attn
liberty Manhood there st aiamhers
In the chfySals
No ety can be enlightened people of this eoun
Try which provide and sentiments of
people.
Freedom a comfort moeksry when men have
no aim OF end the purposes Of mastcrs
ne,ter-nlntey ieahy shack and an
empty hope aspiration and segoveFnment than
weted ton Of the spirit Of American man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
STORIES BY THE
OLD ENGINEER

dungeon. whore thoy were liable To
lanruIah for u Yonf or t9o before
they were brought "a trial
Nov. "a Mexican prison IN d SUD.
cellar to the boliOmleha pit
zone Jas we were coninF nofih,
aud At HuHtnmantu we busted 4
ereaaaf vino bad filled up hia tel
low hide full Of puidua and bad lain
down on the right Of way. hnaih
mantle was small place, hnd We
made 40 stop There was tole
graph office Rt the next station ~
eharsa Of an American operator
told him my tale Of woe. aud he
Ntrrd the train dispatcher "a clear
tho tracks into iadefo. for old -
waa coming with both fins work
ing cot loose from the train ana
pulled the lever down among the
taliow pots. II was an even 100
miles to an inch from liuiaache 10
Neuyo Laredo. the track Was new
and firm aud old az was a bird. The
telegraph poles lookadn like tight
board fence.
= made the run of 100 miles 10
lust 100 minutes. the fastest time. !
dare say. ever made on a Mexiehn
road. Tho natives atill refer 70 old
G. as tho flying DEVIL crossed
the International bridge NJ Laredo.
and there nv fireman aud ! bade
old a. good bye aud struck for the
north
t.sie'uia.a". do gkH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19


$50 you want 10 know about run
away trains said the old engineer
well. here Roea.
At one time I wan engineer OF =
train that WAS dnahIug through
burning forests. near Lima. o., Al
Tie rate OF 90 miles an hour That
particular night the aky was con.
coaled by black storm clouds, aud
before tho burning district was
reached tho darkness from the win
dowu Of the cars seemed impene
tfahle. Then. as the train proceed
cd the horizon became hazel red
There Was straight stretch 0f
truck continuing about seven milea
Al the train spod along the IRE
apfllnF up IN sheets from cracking,
falling trees on either side. and
above WIS canopy OF shifting,
sdaYinF, rod smoke Down the
Z raoh. beyond tho reach Of the
headlight there waa only red
BLUR
3 a bridge spanning a deep river
was ahead somewhere
suddenly. Immediately In fruni
III me / saw n shower Of bis apafbt
|ny upward. In an instant | had 70
|vorned my engine. and the train
..saa brought TO nianaatili within
10 feet OF the edge Of the river II
had flashed over me like lightning
when / saw the SPARKS that the
bridge Was hufnine and that a span
had fallen. sending un ~ Il vent
down shower Of light was
thankful when ! knew that the
train waa saved and The lives ~
a00 passengers.
Some queer things happened
down IN the Cactus republic dnfinE
its first experience with the Iron
horse I knoM a young fellow from
Illinois Who vas pat Ia charge OF .
station On the Mexican National
when the road was firaf built. who
aold aut hla fob to a wealthy ranch
mar for 5000 aud pat him In chaFEa
without consulting anyone. aud
skipped the country. You mag walk
around thu young suckers gall aad
siHe n up.
speaking of the Mexican Ma.
tional remtudn me Of al adqeniunv
that occurred about ~ years ago
sheH ! was running an engine Oh
that road between l.adefo aud Mon
leruF.
Al that time N locomotive ran
over Kreaasr. no matter hov
worthless he miEht be or needed
killing. tho engineer and fireman
were arrested AMI thrown into a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

They were sitting ON tho frQnt
porch. enjoying the evening pif.
and gazing Al the canopy 81 heaven
thickly studded With EllttefmE
stars
"Ha~ tneomprehsnsible'" en-.
claimed Mr.. p0nsby. II the vast
nosa Of nature Each gii,terinK orh
Of the myriAda We now behold u =
sun more glorious than our own,
aud the center Of a grand planetary
aysfen, and their eenters In their
turn reyolvo around other centefs
atm more magnificent. How won
derful are the etrruai laws which
hold thlH universe of worlds 10
their unehanginn orbits, and
yes" said Mra Punaby. saha
tho ieaman didn't BRING ma half
enough lee today, and ] am Just
certain that aAlt beef VII hpoh
before morning.. pld You order
those maekerelf Philadelphia In
qulfNr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Tho Iflshman wanted 70 sell ths
aox. bat tho prospective buyer eaA
suspicioua aud finally decided got
20 buy. The msn then told him
why he wAA ~ anxsoue 10 aoli
You see he said. 4 bought tbs
dag ana drained him incself J sof
him " he'd bark all the tosnAe Y =
person stepped iaslds the sate, Afla
thought I waa safe from burglars.
Then me wolfe wanted me 70 thFain
him 20 carry hundisa and ! did u
I Pot a packet Ia his mouth The
dog waaii Keep u shsfo tili soHes
one took II away Wen. o0e night
I woks ap and heard sotneoac In
the next Fooua sot az sud grab
bed me Eus They were there.
three Of the acoaadFei& and the
dog
~psdns he bark interrupted tho
man.
sorra q bark. be was too susy.
Busy What doing
Carrying a lantern Tor the
burglars ~--Duhlln Freemzns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
MAGNETIC POLE

Captain Amundsen. -iseoyefer OF
the magnetic pole, learned on MS
return that the reward u tlo9.eVt
for ~ discovery had been with
drawn News item,
IT we're Captain Amundacn.
And found tha sole
Magnetic pole.
And with my gallant sailor men
HAD ambied all around it.
II that one hundred thousand essl
A. my reward
Was not restored.
And science dared 10 be 10 rash
And let me M eonfeund IL.
I wouldn't care 10 make reply
With wistfuI fnien and humble Sigh
And sit there and sHpound II.
I'd even scorn In tell a lie.
To turn them down and faiAify,
And NJ IA simply answer. 4
Forget now where ! found IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
Fosrsop MONUMENT.

4 movement is on foot headed
by the George II Faftson camp
Spanish American War Veterans.
to erpo monument 10 Capt
GrafEa a. rafispn. killed IN the
Philippine. 9n fartaaa plafr, tbe
little parking strip AZ YoHler way
nnd SECOND ay. b a smoker. an.
der she auspices sf ~ ~ fpuaau
camp. viii be- given this evening a.
1adfona haH. 2iHf and jefferson.
All veterans ~ ihe later var = lfh
Hraiu ere invited 20 nttond. ard
the project 81 the monument vii
be- formally launched
Get estimates from ua on heating
before siiiHe your contracts. a. II.
Brown Plumbing Co. "a Pine ~.
Both phones -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. f2.--Wili the
motor car revolution u fashion take
the American woman back 10 the
mask Of the harem7
Mrs. Reginald Brooks. than whom
ne ZOO" knows no more prettily
dressed woman. has set the pace.
At the recent Vanderbilt cup race
the friends Of the young society
nnafron were stunned by her head
dress. She wore throughout the day
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NUMBER 8.

a black mask which covered hei
face. exposing only the eyes. II
was like reaching back 20 Constan-
tinopie.
Under the severe laws Of the Ko.
ran the Turkish women still hide
their faces behind such masks
Strings Of coins dangle from theii
heads. an evidence of their wealth
Mrs. Brooks had no such suparfiu.
Gus display Of riches. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
California Winters

are ideal Come into the sunshine
and snt1y les many attractions for
the pleasure ard health nse&eF. The
Southern Pacific company y opef.
atlnk two trains eAilY b. Tho pic
tafstgur Shasta route Excelient
service. last time. beautiful seen
cry. Reservations and tickets Al
tfninn Ticket office. COS FIRST aN,
Seattle. Wash. = y Kills. General
aeent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Nine authors were employed "a
the production Of the neS uaisty
play which was - unfavofablt 80
eetvea. n "a understood that the
piay'a failure was due 10 The fact
that the tenth author, Nho bad
been specially chosen "a mAnuiac'
tufe Joke for tho play, tsilod To
deliver tho article la time ~ Man
chester Chronieie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

A hungry iishmAn sent into
restaurant on FRIDAY and said 70
the waiter. Have ycE any whale J
No
sIiave yea any shark
NO"
sHave yes aAy awordfishf
sNoe
sIlaye yes any Ieliytishf"
.No.-
An right" said the lfIshmaa
then bring ne ham and e4ga and
beefnteAk nmotAarcd ~ia oniana
The Lord hnaws | asked Zoe fab. -
Irish indepcndrnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

CRAY aay. old man. Ina trfins
10 find someone 20 SAY something
nice about my cousin az his Ns'i'
dine reception. VIII you do itg
Hack nal / don't knuw your
cousin.
GRAY Good You're the very
man We want .-canseIl'a Saturday
Journal
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a TAN orssss

Mr.. shortt-l'u pull yoar noae Tor
yuu.
Mr.. TAiios--An hight III wall
here while yuu So out and get .
chair to stand on --ltck'mr.ap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

~Begorrah.~ aald HooliEan. 'ft's
molly wonderful how thin can
haris- and pharotS kin talk: but
Orv heard dogs talk. too"
what did they say
eDlvil a word could OF under
strand: they talked In their own
languhakel"
A. O. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
A New Nationality.

Mike. did yoa ever work with .
desperation -
ShnrN' Ofr worked With a DIS.
nlfashun. q nago, an ali 90 thin
dom farrineFa~
A. o. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

nutcher~-WhAi can 20 Tor foo.
mums
Young wife-gtf9lnF 90 KtFe her
self the air og a veteFaa One
pound Of beef sausage. please. hu'
without bone. please - caAaeii =
Saturday Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Mr. Roosevelt has been ,ellins
Mr.. T. 4. osCoauoT how much he
loves aud Aamlron the Irish. EFefl'
body in America aoen-ahont tho
time OF the presidential campaign
- andnn Evening News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

LADY what Top want char.
artsr from met IL won't do yuu
much good.
aarvant--Oh. only Just write that
stayed a whole month with you.
that Il the best OF recommends.
tons 49, Aieaer kleinc Nilxblatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Tn hardest part n
th' race ov life IA
when We get down
20 m last quarter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Mrs ncinamein -Now that Cur
aaunhisf Ia Aftiancsd. HeaFy. DO
you thlak Charles vii fuAli1 love
herr
Mr.. pesnamein Love her WAY
I'm giving 50 ee0 with her. Hen
adore her -fftkme up.
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Tightening His Labor.

Pat~Dld youa iyer work for
Caseyf
Alks-I niyer did, nae BY
Pnt-Share thin he's N ieinfHi
boss oi lyer Worked for. onlY last
evening OF was working till amber
AArk. whin long cumra Casey via
a lantharn an says. @taks thot me
BY. II Will help tighten yer lnbnra.
A. o. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

"Y0a cant set nny rehait over
this Tine said the uTchla 10 the
sucker that was abiding at hie
A o. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19
STAR DUST
by JOSH

FIRST PRIZE ron pssr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND nelzH a.
SIND IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE 'GM emGf AND AooHess
"JosA WISE" THE STAR
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Tuesday, Nov. 20 London's
ExcepfGonaMy Powerful Bargains An Day Long
Continued Corset Sale

strong unhreakable Corset black The rns1
States AT tt.s0 the pair. We've got the Identical
thing NJ .s.-.ts......... sje
"Hone Msde-our black Aprons homemade-fkrs
insurtng perfect article HAS pocket Fine auslu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

Miss kadgnn voice seems 70 nc
sonewh bat eraeseds
Yes. she lot Il fall Last evening.
daslnE the recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-19

AAsAAsAAAktttt q
. Prize Winners last Week,
. Firat +. y. Pcane. Fort OF
1 hard
l second IL q. Cummings.
1 Green Lake.
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5000 Yards Of Cutting Flannel al Sc

quality checkas uahfk
year gowns all Tuesday forenoon a. tbs
foadonian price Of yard ............... DC
tim ia sharp oniy-auanttty timlted1
Blanket the OF Washington e. AZ Londons
pair weighs pounds The aEe 10 immense and Chs
Trimmed Hat Coat and Suit eeetlonOur prices
make buying elsewhere sxtrayaEanoe.
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Buy Your Turkey Roaster Of Londsn

First class Covered Rooster ............... 49<
sav0ry Rooster with Fl base ~
Saxory HoasterN all enamel ...... ........... - IN
sayo Roasers guaranteed 10 do all claimed for them
your money refunded
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Women's Knitted Sleeveless Jackets Csc

Knitted Jackets fancy mixtures Of red and has
Neatly made. value 3Sc Tuesday .........2 -
Knit Skirts st sse-Iaght Weight gray mixtures warm
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Carving Sets quality guaranteed per $500 $500
New Hand Bags 5oe-Paln black seal finish good fasesm
and wen made unsurpassed value sOt
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION PROVIDES
CONSOLIDATION PLAN
COMMISSION PERFECTS NEW DRAFT
Provision Inserted Providing for Majority Vote in
Each City or Territory Involved Cities with
Freeholders Charter May Join Under
the Proposed Scheme

An amendment to the constitution to
be known as sections 7, and S1 of
article XI, providing for the consoli-
dation of two or more cities, or two
or more cities together with ihterven-
ing and contiguous territory, or a city
and contiguous territory, has been pre-
pared by the law committee of the Los
Angeles city and county consolidation
commission.
Such an amendment was drafted sew
eral weeks ago, but at the suggestion
of certain members of the legislature
residing in territory which may be
| consolidated with Los Angeles a pro-
vision was inserted in section z pro-
viding for a majority vote in each city
and in the intervening territory If any.
Copies of the proposed amendment
are being mailed to each member of
the legislature from Southern Califor-
mia. 1t is expected that the amend
ment will be passed at the coming
session of the legislature and that II
will be adopted at the general election
in 1908
Provides for Consolidation
The amendment will permit of the
consolidation of cities having freehold
ers' charters, which cannot now be
done. Following is the amendment in
full:
Section 1.-TWO or more Cities or two
or more cities together with interven-
ing and contiguous territory, or a city
and contiguous territory, may be
merged and consolidated into one mu-
nicipality and the government of such
consolidated municipality may bC
merged and consolidated with a county
government into one municipal govern
ment with one set of officers and may
be incorporated under general law:
providing for the incorporation and or.
ganization OF corporations for munich
pal purposes;
Provided, That at any election here.
after held for any consolidation of tive
or more cities, or two or more cities
together with intervening or contigu.
GUS territory, or a city and contiguous
territory, the result of such election
shall be determined separately in eacF
Of the cities included In ouch proposed
consolidation, and in the unneorpo,
rated portion Of the territory sought tC
be consolidated. A majority Of the
votes cast In each such city and In
such uninoorporatsd territory sought
to be consolidated must be favorable
to such consolidation before the samC
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30

shall become etfectuaI for any purpose.
Such consolidated municipality may
frame a charter for it's own govern
ment under the provisions of sections
8 and SR of this article, which charter,
when adopted, ratified and approved,
as in this constitution provided shall
supersede all existing charters of any
city embraced within such consolida
tion and shall become the organic law
of such consolidated municipality. The
provisions of this constitution applica-
BILE to cities, and also those applicable
to counties, in so far as not inconsis-
tent or prohibited to cities. shall be
applicable to such consolidated gov
ernment.
For FreehoIders' Charters
Section 8-Any city, or any consoli-
dated city and county, containing g
population of more than $500 inhabit-
ants, may frame a charter for it's owr
government consistent with and sub.
ject to the constitution and laws OF
this state by causing a board of fifteer
freeholders, who shall have been fol
at least five years qualified electors OF
said city, or consolidated city anG
county, qualified electors of the staut
residing and entitled to vote within tn.
territory embraced within said newly
consolidated city and county, to bt
elected at any general or special cleo
tion by the qualified electors of sale
city. or said consolidated city anc
county or in the case of a newly con
solidated city and county qualified
electors of the state residing and en-
titled to vote within the territory eIn
braced within said newly consolidatej
city and county.
1t shall be the duty of said board o
freeholders within ninety days afte
such election to prepare and propose
charter for such city or consoidatet
city and county which shall be signed
in duplicate by the members of sucl
board, or a majority of them, and on
copy thereof returned to the mayor o.
other chief executive officer of sucl
city or consolidated city and county
the other copy shall be returned to tn,
recorder of the county m which sucl
city is situated, or to the recordef o
such consolidated city and county, il
case of a city and county theretofor
consolidated; or In case OF a newl.
consolidated city and county, boil
copies shall be returned to the seere
tary OF state. to be by such secretar!
retained until such proposed charte
shall have been ratified and approved
and a mayor or chief executive office
and a recorder OF such consolidate'
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
STANTON SUCCEEDS MILLER
Old Rock IsIand-Friseo Agent Quits
RaiIroadinc

Frank L. Miller, for some time dis
trict passenger agent of the Rock Island
and Frisco roads for Southern Cali
fornia, will leave the railroad business
on the first of the year to assume a
responsible position with the Adams
Phillips company, bond, stock and Sc
curity dealers Of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Miller has been one of the best
liked railroad men in the business, and
it will be hard to part with him, his
friends say.
j. l.. Stanton, former travelling pas
senger agent for the road, will succeed
Miller. George A. Hazard city pas
senger agent, moves up to travelling
passenger agent and William Roseman
win be promoted from passenger agent
to city passenger agent.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
WESTERN PACIFIC
LAYS ITS TRACKS
TO ESTABLISH PRIORITY OF
RIGHT OF WAY
Heavy Rains complleate salton Sea
Problem-Hill Denies Retire.
ment story-GeneraI
Railroad News

The Western Pacific Railroad COM
pany laid it's first tracks yesterday
afternoon when gang of men put
down rails on the south bank of the
Yuba river near Marysville, where
crossing is to be made with the North
ern Electric tracks, when built.
Representatives of the latter COM
pany learned of the action of it's rival
later.
The Western Pacific people claim
that the tracks were laid to establish
their priority of right of way, while
the Northern Electric people claim that
1t means the Western Pacific is trying
to hamper it's operations.
The Western Pacific already has OBJ
tanned an injunction preventing the
electric road from crossing its tracks
on the north side opposite where the
operation took place.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-30
DIscREDITs YAoUI FAKERs
Cananea Railroad Officials Say Mexi-
cans Are More Dangerous
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. 29-H. T. Green
purchasing agent of the Cananea
Yaqui River & Pacific railroad, stated
today that the Yaqui country traversed
by his road is quiet and that he is
just from the neighborhood of the al
legged Yaqui outbreak. The reported
massacre Of Mexicans by Yaquis hi
declared to be a fabrication.
prominent miner from the Yaqu
section says that the attack on Lenchc
station and the employees of the raul
road may have occurred, but he be-
lieves that it and other outrages
charged to the Yaquis were committed
by lawless Mexicans, who, he said
were more troublesome and dangerou;
to Americans than the Yaqui Indians