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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22

ioycd days outing at Granite Dclls.
 (From Tuesdays Daily.) Back from the. Coast.
 C. A. Bray has returned from a visit to the coast. Here from Mayer.
 John Roberts, Mayer business man, IS in the city. stockman Here.
 William Ritter, the Thompson valley stockman, is in the city. Spent Sunday Here.
 C. C. Miller, the Dewey postmaster, spent Sunday in the city. Here from Cherry.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Hudson. of Cherry are visiting in the city. Copper City Visitor.
 William McDermott, the Jerome min. ing engineer, is in the city. Big Bug Visitor.
 Ed. Lamb of Big Bug is in the city on a business visit. Spent Sunday Here.
 Mrs. C. l.. Drumoic of Ash Fork, spent Sunday in the city. Spent Sunday Here.
 A. F.. Turner, a Phoenix business man, spent Sunday in the city. Stockman Here.
 F.. l.. Patterson, the Ash Fork stock. man, is here on business. On Professional Business. {. Attorney Webster Street is in the city on professional business. Stockman Here.
 Henry Ritter, the Thompson valley stockman, Is visiting in the city. Mining Man Here.
 Lon D. Hall, the Mayer mining man, is here on mining business. Mining Man Visits.
 Dan Bowen, the Mayer mining man, is in the city on mining business. Jerome Junction Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Rees of Jerome Junction arc visiting in the city. Here from Mayer. ... .. .. .. ....
 Joe Mayer, the Mayer business man, is in the city on mining business. Visiting Here.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Merwin of Wal. mt grove, arc visiting in the city. Good Fishing.
 ]. l.. Archambcau left on Sunday for Skull Valley to catch fish in the Las. we'll lake. Back from Texas. NJ. D. C. Putnam, the mining engi- necr, has returned from Texas, where he has business interests. Here from Columbia.
 (. F.. Tucker, a southern Ynvapai stockman, came in yesterday from Col. umbia.
 In from Camp.
 M. l.. Enrnhart is in the city from his mining camp in the Black Hills district. Here from McCabs. J. A. Trenberth, the McCabe busi- ness man, is in the city on a short bus. mess visit. A Days Outing.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Aeker were among the excursionists to Crown King on Sunday. Phoenix Visitors.
 Dr. md Mrs. Brown of Phoenix arc in the city visiting with their sister Mrs. J. II. Scott. Visiting Here.
 Mrs. Cora Maders of Cherry creek, is visiting in tie city. She is a guest a, the Prescott hotel. Mining Man Here.
 George P. Harrington, president and general manager of the Tiger Gold Co. IS here on mining business. Here from santa Maria.
 Robert Schultz, the Santa Maris stockman, is In the city circulating among his many friends. Jerome visitor.
 C. w. Jacks, of Jerome, is visitin, in the city.
 Hero from Poland.
 B. l.. Richardson of Poland is in thu city on business.
 Huron visitor. | Mrs. R. c. Martin, of Huron is , guest at the Prescott hotel. stockman Here.
 Grant Carter, the Kirkland stock man, is here on business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
To Meet Relatives.
Mining Man Visits.

J. 1T. Trilby. secretary of the Climax Mining company, came in yesterday from the company's camp in the Cherry creek district. He reports the new shaft on the company's mines now sunk 10 depth of Sj feet with very good showing of ore in the bottom.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Expected Home Tonight.

II. William Stevens is expected to ar rive home tonight from an extended visit in the east. He was met at thu Grand Canyon by Mrs. Stevens and hel sisters, the Misses Driscoll, who vii return here with him.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Visiting Sisters.

About twenty-five visiting sisters of St. Joseph from various parts of Cali fornia and the southern part of the ter ri'ory were in attendance at the teach. CTS meeting held last week at St.. Joseph g Academy in this city. At the close of the convention the Sisters en. ioycd a days outing nt Granite Dclls.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Informal Meeting.

Informal Meeting.
 An informal meeting of the stock. holders of the Tip Top Heath Mining company was held yesterday. II. J. Newhouse, president, and J. s. Griffin, secretary both of Phoenix, were present.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
On a Vacation.

On Vacation
 II. E. Cole. of the santa Fc survo party, operating in the Bill William Fork country, is in the city cnjoyin well earned vacation.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Here from Columbia.

M r. Sullivan, who is developing promising mining property near e umbia. in the southern part of tn county, Is in the city on mining bur upss
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Stockman Here.

]. l.. Mar, the Verde valley stock man, is in the city on business visit. Mining Man Visits.
 Isaac T. Stoddard. director and gen. cral manager of the Copper Mountain and Binghampton mines, is here on . business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22

II. Rcnck, and George x. Crawford, directors and stockholders in the Money Metals Mining company, are in tho city from the company's camp in the Black Hills.
 To Meet Relatives.
 Attorney ]. r. Wilson left last even. ing on inc limited for Ash Fork to meet hi. daughter. Mrs. Donna Hood and grandson. John Wilson Hood. who arc expected to arrive here today for an pxtcnded visit
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-22
Tho Stork's Visit.

Arthur Hendey, general manager of the Equator Mining company, paid n flying visit yesterday to the city, re- turning to his mining camp in the Black Hills on the afternoon daylight express.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
HOW PERKINS REMEMBERS.
Caaifssssa s<aassr's HsshsA - nsss-
ta9 . CtatFvsyaat.


senator George q. Perkins % Cali
fOrnla. who was one u the presideht's
callers a frW days ago. wHs met at the
doOr of the White House By a man
whom, be had not sevR for twelve year,,
says a Washington correspondent u
the New YORK Tribune
How 10 you 10 StOneY' be en-
claimed. You arr booking better than
you did the last time saw you
Well how On earth d. yOu remem.
brf me-" cried the other Il don't be-
lir,e that yuu ever met NE mOrs than
tWIsc ~ three times In your life any.
way"
'1'h IT, IA easy thing 10 remember q
Iauic ~ fa-r. replied the senator. with
laugh that j.. II only you have q
system. NoW. have Ons Perhaps
cannot jus; explain how my system
work.. for u u not always applied the
sans way u l. all by association. Il
cuur~s Ne AL systems 10 mem0ry train
ing isust be I begah study Ina the
matter n god many years ago. and
suIfs'se that could nov sit down and
name . thousand men IN California
and give the street number and town Ia
which each lives.
That reminds me u little Incident
that took plsce long before vent into
politics ! was 'merrha RdiKinE' then IN
q little store. one week there vas q
A. A..
hous~ and his feats % memOriEing
were the talk Of the toWh. tine day
this mind reader happened 60 come into
my store. aud ne gO' 10 taking about
che woTk
81 can do some - the thinss that
you can do said. and ! think can
do some things hat you cannot do lie /
wanted to know what. and ! told him .
10 taks pencil and paper Nov. write .
down names As will give them 10
you. said l. He did %. ami gave him
the names % a hundred men. all citi.
Eens % the place Now ] CONTINUED.
fold that paper up seven times IN your
hand He did 80 Now. turn around
seven times.' lie did that Now. win
read you those names In proper order
backward ! said
You cannot Go Il for sI0.' be en-.
claimed
II dOnt want 90 take your money.
fer u II too easy I sah. and thea ~ .
peatei the names IN the reverse order
without making q single mistake.
That II marvelons.' be exclaimed.
How on earth did you do itY
"Oh. that IL my secret I said. and
BE- never dh know how Z had Der.
formed the trirk
As a matter Of fact. I had not per
formed any trick ~ all I had simply /
taken The residents Of q couple % .
STREETS which knew perfectly. had
gone from house 20 house ana had
named tie ocCupants. When ! dictated
The names % him ! had goae dgwn the
STREET. When read them backward %
hin had come hack
That's al thsre Vas 90 % aud that l.
ell there Il Co any system. Just q plain.
everyday association % facts win f.
nsFHss and olaces"
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
NOVEL BICYCLE PUMP.
"a wssks whsis Zee Raas SD keeps
Ttres Always Fsll.

Ia the accOmpany lRg engraving We
Illustrate q novel blrycle punt. Whlch
Is desigaed 90 ~ attachei dire,tly 20
The birycie wheel and which will op,.r
ate automatically 90 initiate the pbeu-
matte tire u the Wherl - the wheel
nOtatea. The controlling leyers which
st the pumps In action are convenient.
" locaied On the upper crO~sbar % the
bicycle frame. - that the rider may
readily st Ia action either the pump
Oh thu frOat wheel O. that 90 the rear
Wheel OF 18th. a. desired. The pumps
are not % ordinary form. hut are
curved. a. indicatei In The Illustration.
- s. 20 Ne parallel with the rims -
the Wheels. 10 thu spokes 20 which they
are attached Flexible tulsrs connect
the pumps with the lniatiRg nlIPle~ 20
The tires. The curved piston r0i -
each pump = provided at IT, outer end
with q crOsshead. "a which a liver i
attaehed. This lever - fulcrums,l 20
the hub u the wherI anil al it, oiIpssiie
snd carries q pln. Whlsh engages a SlOt
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19

80 sny ether vehicle eiulPp,l with
Isn~umatic Tires. Scientific American.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19

look this one outrage h. the peo-
pla IT Nolu-ia county, aud the
Record will become recunciled ln
time. fer ! feel sure the Senate at
Florida will he democratic. Bet
ter he god, Mr.. Ben. and stop
49, fussIn You, too. are IA line
Tor promotion. aud Mr.. BrOward
ha. all thu plums. Now ] dldn Z
vote Tor him, hut you ser he don {
know it. aud il want anything
he won't think a. g. T. Gardner,
Fla. and ask them Their. You
bet I Wh"uIs-d 'rm up Tor Col.
Bob. hut Mr. Broward got there
~ spite uf all could DE- becaus"
NOR Democrats wanted him than
wanted Col. BIB. | found Mr..
BruNar nu the big side aud I'm
there, tw,. ! am u Democrat, ]
believe Iu majority Z" rule, !
believe it. wisdom; and II w., ~
Democrats. NillPuIt max ing mon
~ the ia>i- at our elect lOus aud
the basis uf To" the pualiiirat iOns
uf uur candidates; let all run f"r
"nirc v ho Wish IT,. regardless 81
dollar, and cents. vote un honest
con, irt iuu-. ls governed by q ma
.urity thus obtained. there would
Ic ~" facti"ns ia the party ia
either natnnal, Stat" uT county.
Money, the love at Which is thu
rat "f all IL, raus'.- farti"us 10
PARTY. Faction make fraud. sin
n hen it, finished brings death.
TN" terms ia "tiirr j. long enough
ter any man desiring eternal life.
The temptation g. DO wrong u 20
l. - graf aud man So falihlr.
And y"u will find it almost uni-
y.rsally the rasc that when there
ar" fartnns in the party Of q
county. IT, rial caus'. is l"ng ten
urr 10 uilir".
Yours truly,
W II. MINsBEW.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
Write Year Representatives.
DEI.AND. Jan. IL, l!S6.

DElAND. Jan. IL, l!SEj.
BIliDT Tue D-lAnd News
Congressman Clark "f this Stat.
ha, INTRODUCED bill in the lIOus,
Of Representative {" prohibit
internal revenue officers from r..
ccIN Iug special taxes from any
I~rs"n. firm or corporation for
tn carrying un Of thu business 81
4 brewer, manufacturer "f stills,
r.''tiii'r "f distilled spirits. wh"lr-
sale ~ rtail dealer in ,piritu"us,
VIi"u~ or malt liquors ia c"mmu-
mites Wher- the carrying on of
such business j. prohibited by
local laws, aud {" prescribe pun
i-hmrut Ter it, violation.
Thi, hill. which j. NJ. SIIf5. hAs
is"u referred 4" thu Committee
"a Way and Means.
IL j. earnestly h"Is-l that very
larg, numb'r "f thu yuters Of No-
lusia county will send Ia the
Florida m"mler of this commit
o.. letters urging the passage IL
this hill.
Prompt action j. needful.
l.. r SMILEY.
Pr. Supt ". T.. 7. L.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
WIRE WOUND CANNON.
$50 Ussas saa's noss PsusrsuI Cess
Are na2e

Are ha6s.
Losing an international rife Shooting
match = few years agO resulted In the
invention ~ Mr.. John Hamilton Brown
Of eae % the mOs, formidable. etiicient
and terribls high power cannon ever
Dr0dncsd. HE cannon will throw a
protecti,e weighing lea pssacs . dis
tance " thirty miles aud h nov l-ring
tested 20 the sandy Hook proving
grounds " the Cnite,i states army
Ths Worlds Work explains the gun.
making proves:
The most efnclent heavy guns made
n England are wire wound. but. Whery
&C. the inner tule u the English gun
h solid forging the tubs % the Amer.
lean gun consists " = namls.T - ste,.l
sheets earh OBes-,enth ~ an lnch
thick. Around these T. wound twenty
Ons miles u square steel Wire one ry.
eHth ~ an Inch Ia diameter The ten.
slOA " this wire l. - great that the
inner tubs h compressed 10 the pulni
where u cannot be Overcome by th.
sKploslon % gunpowdsF The gan Il
80 strong therefore that Il cannOt be
burst by any charge that can - placed
IN "a. although its powder CHAMBER Is
much larger than that % any other
San ~ similar calit-T IN sxistrHcr.
The sis inch Brown wire gun will
throw q shot weighing l,Hi Iuunds for
distance u thirty miles. A prujectlle
ered from this gun will penetrate
greater thickness u aTnor plate az
A.OUO yards than a prOje,'tile ard from
any other gun az = distance % twenty
feet. After flying thirty mil'- the pro
Jectile will have enough power left
% penetFate six iBcks-s - steel
A ten lnch gun % the same tyre has
bsea designed 4 great many weird
feats are predscted fog this ten inch
Eun-hOwever. d g. not yes built n
the wire guns % large calilrer fulfll the
promise given by the SiK inch guns
slrrsdy built thu costly aud cumbs-r
some aTmOr plate % the modern bat
tls~hip viii no IOngsT afford pEOtec.
tisa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
L-ns,L 81 nnrrsnI N.,..

The els,ar.c waves measured By
Hertz aud named after him we're
found by the great scientist to b. Isl
feet frUm tie top u oue wave O. the
iOp - the uext. The waves use,l By
MarcOai lea tel-graIAlng acrO@s the AZ.
antic are much lbugrr-ln fat. they
are sso fcst 90 more They travel at
the same sII',Sl as light-the lncredibls
aud almost inconsriy able rata % ia.
,sn uiil's Is~T sssUud hut the light
wave measures only a few milllOnihs
q an lnsIh
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19

hNttL9 Win ftaf ArEAgHGia
N tia bead 10 n sh"rt trip lever. The
latter = piyOts,l oh q clip attached 10
ths stokes Of the wheel.
Each pump i operated by an arm
plvOted o. the forks u its Respective
wheel THIS arm lies In the path 10 tie
crOashead on the piston roi. 80 that a.
the WHEEL r'ssates tlle plStoa y forvsi
into tie pump cylinder FaStsnsd to
ne spokes just sl'Ove The pump syiin-
der n IN Inclined metal plate. which
when the pi~tOa has l.een fsrced home
engages the OI-ratiag arm and lifts IL
clear - he crO~zhead
Az ths wkeel confinues o. revOlve the
Operating arm engages the trip leyer.
drnwiag the piston cut again This ac-
tiun coatinuss ~ l0ng ~ the Operating
arm Iiss IN The path % the lever and
cr0sahead. Normally tn operating arm
q llfted against the action of q spring
BY ne cOntrOlIlng lever. 90 which q h
coansctsd BY means of q wire.
Thourh re have shown this pump
applied % q bieyclc. n D. obyiOa- that q
cSabd ~ used as well On an autoDOhils
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
Iayi-s6l< Ase~staa.

NJ. brsnly. Otss u the foremost u
Frenrh eXI-riIB-Hiers In wirrleSs telsx
raphy. d-scrtl's- Ia the Comptes Rrh
das apparatus by Whis-h mes4haniraI Il
Texts al q disianer may bs prOdnccl
~ etheTtc waves such a. starting q
motor. lighting a lamp ~ causing IN
eAp'"S'"h. II re,Iuirr- only sultabls
INSTRUMENTS at the distant statIua a
l'risg about tbe~- effects wIthout ans
human as~iSiaB-r. TIE idea h ~,
heN. thoHgh the spi'sratus h. A.
orl"n has shawn In this country how
hoat OF torps~io may BE- .trrrcd rs
an electricIAn On shore.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
The Publlr HIxhuaJ.
DEI.ANp. January Is. u

bEI.AND. January Is, GO.
EiItot TIE isrian.i News
Every man ha> tl, right o. IA,
the public highway, l'ut n"t I,
is damage. II H. t,n had {,
have cur beautiful straw rad,
t"rn uP aud 1T in piles which
make u ImIa'>sibIe To drive faster
than a walk. Such il the cOndi.
tiun II the r,ad on North B"ule.
ward. A TAN-PArER.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
The Gs,erasr was Is,iIned.

BARBERvILIE, Jan. ~, 'tSj
I EditoT Tb- DslaRd Ness
I've noticed lately some cOm-
m"nt alOut GOveTuOr Br"Narl
for his action in the removal ui
Mr.. Perkins from the Office Of
Prosecuting attorney Of the Grim
ihal Court Of Record in and f"r
NOlusia cUuuty-cUmmrnt inso-
far a. ! can get the fact. that are
unjust a. the governor. What !
know Of the farts has nearly all
I.een learned from the columns "f
the NOlusia County Record, but !
can see nothing ia th"m To Justify
any uncOmplimentary criticismof
Governor BrOward. ] under
stand that there Werr complaints
made 20 Mr.. Perkins Of fraud
committed Ina the election nj Or
ange City precinct l~fure his APP
pointment by Governor Broward.
that h. refused % prOsecute that
she governor knew this when b.
did appoint him; that he still ~
fused 10 prosecute the case. and
IL Vas brought before the grand
jury, and the result vas n true
bill. II these are the facts in tn
case il matters not who reported
them. What unbiased man could
find fault with the goyernor's
action in the matter? In Justice
10 himself and the state be- could
d. nothing else, Mr.. Perkins hav-
ing forced him b. the action BY
refusing 20 act himself. I notice
llsO the Record would have us he
ieve that Mr.. Perkins should he
reinstated 90 once because q jury
lailed 81 convict Mr.. Cannons.
That's funny logic. Mr.. Perkins
Fas not put out for not convict 1
ng anyone but because he would
lOt prosecute the case. l guess
hat Governor BrOward will over
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
Does NJ. ClaFk knSWi

1
DELASD, January IL, 'U6.
Eaitor Ths DelAna News
ApropOs Mr.. Frank Clark's let
ter in last weeks News. will YOU
kindly ask him the following
questions:
| 80 Does he know Of u blind
tiger ia the STATE operating under
the gui-e IT . druggist? Ii -,
why not name him?
90 D,s.s b. know il would Ice
impossible tO conduct u pharma-
~ ia which the Use of rectiii,1i
spirits was eliminated?
OBJ Dies he know the a. :.
Disp-nsatory deVutes ten pages
I g. the medical properties, us"s,
ETC., Il alcohOl--as much or NOR
space than Ia any other remedy.
including morphine, c'caine, qul-
nine, and other curative agents.
a. Does h. know their ar
mOrphin- tien,ls .chl"rofurm iiend-
opium iiends, ether iiends?
90 does h. know tines" iirnds
arr ten times more q curse T."
Themselves aud To- suciety than
arr whisky fi"nds aud snts; aud
il be- dues know it would h. ask
thu medical profrssion-would be-
dare ask them Ia eliminate rain.
less surgery and the quick relief
Of pain by prohibiting the us 81
these drugs? This is what hi
bill asks concerning alcohol and
ITS compounds. lie would b.
prive the consumptive, the aged
and che conValesrent IL the nec-
essary stImulant t. preserve "r
probing life. simply, forsOoth. be-
rausr there arr q few s1ts VIII"
might abuse thu privilege. To-
other words. hang a dozen sus-
poets in order To- s,cuTr one
guilty.
Broad-minded. isn't IL? Mr..
Clark states that his Till d".s net
with the legitimate
lruggist--tTangr DOcs b. not |
know that the L :. Government
would not tolrratr his having ou
hand at any time a parkag" e
rectitied spirits nr othrT liquor
earring a revenue stamp unless
" had paid the slsrial tax, nor
E"uld Ia Ice allowed tO disIPnsH
Dn prescription OF otherwise olIe
ounce &c any spirit or patent
medicin. who's solvent Was al.
Duh"l and on Which sume Id sat
had once gotten drunk?
az course all this applies only
Ia certain communities, one Il
which happens TO lie Nulusia
thu citizens OF which are
unfit Ia govern their county az
fairs: So its government will u"
taken cut IT TIN hands "l the
people and their duly rlected rep
and Oiicials and
placed under Federal control,
ahile our ueighlOTs ia Putnam
md Orange counties ar still rec
lgnized Americans aud enjoy
.,-'al selt-gOveTnment.
The writer ran but wonder
Nhrre Mr.. Clark git his ideas If
Iehrrsnnian Democracy.
REABER.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-01-19
Points Near DeI.and

Ormund. 81 milss
DaytOna, - miles
GlenWuOd. q miles
Ber.sfo-d. I mills
Enterprise, - miles
Lake Helen, q miles
Orange City, u miles
Port Orangr, 81 miles
Blur Springs, : miles
Aquatic Club, Il milss
Highland Park, 4 milss
Gr,sn SPRING., II miles
DeLeon Springs, y miles
Cassadaga Camp, . miles
lake Winnemissett, 3 miles
De-rfOot Mineral Spring, q miles
Golf Grounds, 3 blocks frVm Inn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-14
CALEDONIANS TO MEET.
Picnic Will BE Held at Athena This
Year Without Fail.

The big annual picnic of the Una
tilla Caledonian society will be held
at Athena this year, says the Athena
Press. A meeting of the members of
this society will be held February "a,
at which time the date for holding the
picnic will be named, and the neces-
sary arrangements be made.
There is more interest being mani
tested among Caledonians concerning
the annual picnic than ever before.
The Caledonian society of Walla
Walla, and in fact the Scotch of the
whole inland empire are looking for
ward with much interest to this an
nual gathering of the clans.
Last year no picnic was held and
the yearning for one on a large scale
this year is keenly felt. 1t is expected
that a large number of Caledonians
will be on hand for the meeting
which has been called. At this meet
ing all matters pertaining to the picnic
will be discussed, committees appoint
ed, etc.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-14

an apple tree agent named p. S.
Rounds by being induced to purchase
what he represented to be imported
English walnut trees, paying him II
fancy price.
The ranchers allege Rounds pur-
chased the trees from the Milton nur-
series, Last week he sold some of the
trees to John Wheeler and advised
him he would make delivery at the
depot February 10. Yesterday morn
ing Rounds made the delivery, and
told Wheeler he did it to save him
the trip to town. Wheeler came %
town, inquired at the depot and found
Rounds had not received the trees by
freight or express. Wheeler notified
his neighbors who had purchased
trees, and last night 1t is understood
George Harshman and William Glenn
ents swore out warrant for his ar
rest, upon charge of obtaining
money under false pretense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-14
LOCOMOTIVES ORDERED.
All Factories Are Now Crowded to
the Limit.

The Railway Gazette gives the fol-
lowing recent orders for railway To-
comotives:
The Norfolk & Western has ordered
rs locomotives from the American
Locomotive company.
The Chicago Heights Terminal
Transfer is having two locomotives re-
built by F. NJ. Hicks & Co.
The Mexican Central, it is reported
has ordered 20 locomotives from the
American Locomotive company.
The Wabash. it is reported, has or
dered so locomotives from the Bald
win works, for delivery during the
current year.
The Minneapolis, st. Paul & Saulte
ste. Marie is considering the purchase
of 25 locomotives. The details have
as yet not been decided upon.
The Central Vermont, it is reported
has ordered IA locomotives. Ten OF
these will be compound consolidated
freight engines, and the remaining
four will be for passenger service.