davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Wall Paper Sale

The very best Gilts, Ribbed, Muir
raw, Leather and Embossed Wall
paper at % to 80 cents. Other STYLES
and SHADES, ) cents up.
We also furnish rope to hang it.
HERMAN MAUER Jr
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
00s6 AT ono CIV
hs~ - - T0nsb ~ evsa,n,
~ - O. Nn.i.s A~
0uo AsounI tn
special Cer.eavoAassce.

Special CorreapuAaeooe.
The tiome.sak~ y~ap.e are Yer,
buoy these dsvs rsaa,ng ea tbs
mann tanael. ss.krag aud taking e~,
oss that runs up IN hx.rss. fkey
are bssitsnS sa oss kes~ and ers-
tsa4 things IN nss.ssx class shape
There w-sil soou be . ra~d b~sk aud
Mssehsnsrv pst ~ 70 kaadIs tks -.
pat. Ths Ho~se~saks " kt1s,ed IL
AcIntvr~ Gsich. sdIoa.as the Cost
land and che grosp .nclselss .pase "a
the bess miaersl Territory in shs
county.
Nest wesk the Gold Link, A. &.
Re, nolds big deselopmsss tsnael
viii start sp With fall force The
aiming business here shows better
oil the time, and the pash and ener-
Sy being exhibited speak we'll fos
the faith mining men have in the
country. Ne oil teI,eve the wealth
is here waiting Cor capital to take II
out aud the shipments Of h,gh grade
ore and concentrates going out tell
their o~n story.
The Adahne claims are showing
up great ore bodies on the recent
strike and shipments will begin W. '
shortly Also the Last Dslusioa
claim is expected tos'ommence ship
ments just as soon as the heavy
snow Is gone.
The Grand Prize has close TO a
thousand tons of low grade ore ON
the dump and it is learned thai Mr.
Black proposes to drive a drainage
and transportation tunnel under this
part Of the district from Jones gulch.
\ gentleman from Kansas CITY
was in here last fall locating claims,
and we understand is about to re
turn aud do considerable work.
Iessees Of the Cortland have a car
ready to send out aud many other
prospects are showing good and Will
be shippers before long
G. w. Huddleston of New York
City and F !. Brandes, NJ +. OF
Denver, are in London in the inter
est OF the Continental gold mines al
Vulcan.
j. NJ. NcIDougal has FIVE men at
work on the Denver City at Iris
The new shaft is down close to 80
feet with prospect Of 20 or 80 more
in depth before striking the old in
cline The original shaft was too
badly caved to attempt 10 use it.
Dan C Tobin, manager Of the
Continental Mines at Nulcan. has
returned from a trip to Leadvillt
and Denver, and states that Lead
vile is wonderfully prosperous and
tabulated figures show that the camf
IS Outputting greater tonnage dailS
than the combined output from all
camps in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

Three statesmen wanted for our
new Railroad, County and State
Survey map of Colorado just off
the press and absolutely new.
Towns and railroad stations fully
indexed with location, population
and many other special features
Splendid opportunity for energetic
men. RAND McNnLY q Co,
li2i Chicago, III.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Notice

All persons desiring TO have their
lots in the cemetery taken care OF,
can do SO by notifying the under
signed, or leaving orders at the
Gunnison Hardware store.
1920 A. J, CHINEHY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Sunnyside Poultry Yards

Breeders scoring 90
Buff Orpingtons.
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Eggs Z 80 for l..
Also cross bred eggs (Orpington-
Ieghorn). 80 cents for l3-guaran-
teed to hatch big beautiful chicks.
MRs. S. C. Fisher,
Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Cash Paint Store

First corner south Of Hardware on
Main II. Cut prices for cash. Also
lightly furnished rooms to rent.
THEoDORE l.. schmidt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
House and Lots for Sale

-Four room house and four lots for
sale for : 5000. Taylor street, one
block from court house. Inquire
Walker Burnett. lS-22
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Class Lecture

Rev Joel f. Harper will address
the graduating class Of the Gunnison
Grammar School at the Masonic hall
Nav 2ith, 1906. Admission 25c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

Mrs j II. Gavette has opened an
ice cream parlor at her residence on
Virginia avenue Icecream served
evenings from ! TO ln
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Very Low Rates During the
Summer

On MAY 18th the exceptionally ,itrac-
tive rates Of the Colorado & SJu,hern be
come effective See local agent about
the 1894
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18
Grammar ScheoI commencement.

The commencement exercises Oi
the Gunnison Grammar schools will
he given FRIDAY evening. Nav %,
at the Masonic hall with the follow
ing program Admission Poe,
PROGRAM
Clsss Mosto. 'our Country Calls Us to
Noble Living
''Enchantro - Dalbey.
Invocation. Rev. Merritt
Essay, Bertha Wharton
"school Days
The Amer.csn Flag
Chorus. Glass
Essay Ray Andrew.
Resources OF the United states"
Cis~s wfli. t-a~~z bs--svns~ kersisor
Essay Vera Albums
THE History of our Flag
vio ia Solo. wHiiam Bryan
Essay, owen " alion
citizenship
Lincoln.
Qur rt'tte fselectedD
L citation George Trevar, ben
The Black Horse and HIS giier"
Essay Bruce Blacastocl
"Dauial Webster
Essay, Katie summer.
''PatIi,tsm."
Medley, Helen Webster
General Grant"
Essay, Clinger Linton
Roosevelt"
Concert Waltzrs, orchestrs
Wed ding of the Winis'- Hal
Essay, Louina Vida
THE Uuited States Navy
Class Propccy, Marie Muti
Presentation Of Diplomas, Rev. william hi
BeHediction, Rev. Nilibsnk,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

Opened for business and ready TO
do any kind OF repair work promptly
and accurately Now is the time To
bring your bicycles to be fixed up
for the summer.
f. l.. BoTTENFIrLp,
Shop ON Main street in Whipp
building.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

Now that hOusecleaning Is at hand
all hoasekeepers viii want their
furniture aud picture frames cleaned
and polished, aud carpets cleaned.
Call on or address ANNIE NJ. DOW
NEN. Gunnison Also agent fer 'he
celebrated Franco American toilet
requisites.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

The Dancing Club gives the last
dance Of the series aud the last Of it's
season at Woodmen hall Saturday
night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

FOR SALE One team, WEI ght
2IOO almost new double set Of har
ness and 3 IA Balm wagon.
One light driving team Of sorrel
mares. Inquire of
j L. KEMP,
l3u Duyleville, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

J. NJ McDougal has FIVE men at
work on the Denver City at Iris
The new shaft is 4 lwn close to 40
feet with prospect Of 20 or 30 more
in depth before striking the old in
cline. The original shalt was too
badly caved to attempt 10 use it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-18

q. w. Huddleston of New York
City and + j. Brandes. NJ T. of
Denver, are in London in the utter
est OF the Continental gold mines at
Vulcan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
MANY FRIENDS
PAID A LAST TRIBUTE OF RE
SPEcT TO THE MEMORY OF
MRS. MAULSeY THIS
AFTERNOON.

A large concourse Of friends gath
cred at the Methodist Episcopal
church at two o'clock this afternoon
to pay last loving tribute to the
memory Of Mrs. Thomas A. Maulsoy'
whose death occurred on Monday
morning. Rev. G. D. Smith, the pas
tor OF the deceased, conducted the
funeral services and in his remarks
paid high tribute to her Christian
character. The choir of the church
sang several appropriate selections.
The casket in which the remains lay
was entirely surrounded by beautiful
floral tributes which bore silent testi-
mony to the high esteem in which the
deceased was held by her friends and
relatives. At the conclusion Of the
services the remains were conveyed
to Woodlawn cemetery and laid to
rest beside the remains of her five
sons. The pail bearers we're Messrs.
Thomas Reed, G. H. Richardson, G. NJ.
Jacobs, ]. NJ. Jacobs, l.. P. Carr and
4. W. Boydston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
PROGRAMNlE
eA,RMoNT CONSERVATORY Of
MUSIC AT NORMAL AJplIe ~
- lUM TOMORROW MIC

= I . / 4 =
Below is the programme 70 pe SEsns
dered by the Fairmont Cons torE
OF Music at the Normal Auditorium "
morrow night. It is one o. gre'.st = iissli I,
II and deserves the patrona ee et me
neoDle. The entertainment VIII 1elll
charge Of Prof. Thos. ]. Shaw, atfse'
tor and manager Of the oonsefyaFog
OF Music:
Concert Overture Little Nugge
.....,, Geo d, Bernard
Orchestra.
Vocal solo-Carmena ,...By Wilson
Miss Elsie Fischer, Miss 0cle 1isrs;
esty piano accompanlst
Violin solo-P Perpetnomobile
car ~
Pearl Morgan, Miss ,0cIe Hartes y,
piano accompanist.
Piano Solo-Rhapsodie Hong
No. ...........lIt,. 4; - ~ AZ
Miss Hazel Book
Meditation Orchestra, y. .. Aiosls 9l
Intermlssion,
overture-Evening Chimes
Orchestra
Vocal SOLO Inc l4hst Eeof2ss Eeo2 y. AZ All
Summer ...........,',-.,, (, Az
Miss Elsie Fischer.
Violin solo-HungarIan Rhapsody
............. NJ. Hauser on
companist.
Thos. ]. Shaw, Miss Hazel Boels q
AIita-Wlld Flower Morceau
..,......' .....sF.
Orchestra,
Piano solo-Perpetual Motion, tgepeE
Miss Hazel Book,
Vocal Solo-My Own United States
from Comic Opera Julian d8tlIfsl
Miss Elsie Fischer
Orchestra Accompaniment
The entertainment Is gwen under
the auspices of the ladies of the / lgss
Baptist Church,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
CAPTAIN Henshaw and Lieutenant
Lively Return From 4 Trip ii
Interest Of the Local Arnlory
Plan Of the BUILDING IS PRACTICALLY DECIDED gPl1

Captain John Henshaw and Iieu.
tenant Henry Lively have just return.
ed from tour through several of the
States In which they inspected many
armories in view of getting plans for
the armory to be erected here
Armorles in Pennsylvania New
York, New Jersey and Mary land we've
visited and the plans Of the buildingu
we're carefully studied. The plans q
an armory in New jersey came near
est to the ideas OF the visitors The
plan OF the New Jersey building With
slight notifications will be adopted by
men In charge Of the local bulldine
The plans of the New Jersey armorg
were drawn by the firm Of Wyatt and
Noting OF Baltimore, and this ilrIn
will draw the plans for the local build
ing. The firm is considered one q
the best in Baltimore. Jame
Doyle, general manager Of the eI.
chants Coal Company and 5formeI e dl'
tor OF the Baltimore American told Z
representative OF the West yirgintan
that he could give the frm his eils
dorsement. This voluntary endors 6
ment from such an eminent soliree
should satisfy all concerned. Mr. Mott
ing will be here Friday or Saturday 81
meet the local men,
The material used In the constrsic
ton of the armory will not be deter
mined until the architect conters with
the contractors. The men In charse
say that stone, brick or cement VIII be
used.
Sealed bids for the building q lie
armory will be asked for within tlle
next ten days. The man who secure
the contract will be required 70 elye
good and sufficient bond to complete
the structure in ninety days after 4 y
begun. A sufficiently large force WIN
be put on so that the work can pe
rushed to completion.
The cost of the armoFy ls NOT e eAs
ceed $4,000.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
JEWISH WEDDING
WILL BE CELEBRATED IN THIS
CITY NEXT SUNDAY WITH
IMPRESSIVE CERE.
MONIES.

An orthodox Jewish wedding will
he celebrated on next Sunday when
Miss Anna Sternfield and Mr..
Ralph Rubenstein will be united in
marriage at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. A. Friedman, on Jackson
street. Rabbi Trupkontlz, of Monon-
gah, will perform the marriage cere-
mony in the Hebrew tongue and the
ceremony which will begin at six
o'clock will occupy several hours, Miss
Sternfield is from Kalamazoo, Mich,
but for some time has made her home
with her sister Mrs. Friedman. The
groom is from New York.
Both are very popular young peo-
ple and the event is looked forward
10 with much interest by their many
friends. -.
The Jewish marriage ceremony dill
fers greatly from that OF the Gentlles'
md the celebration Of Jewish we'd
ding is a rite seldom performed In
this community. A jury composed OF
ten male members. all Hebrews, has
charge of the function, each member
necessarily being over thirteen years
Of age. The brlde-elect is escorted to
a point under a large canopy by two
married women and the groom Is es'
corted to the same place by two mar
ried men. The Jewish rabbi then
gives counsel to the pair about to be
married, in the Hebrew tongue. An
ring service follows and
prayers are offered over the wine
which is drunk. The rabbi sips from
the glass, then the bride and last the
groom, who after he has finished drops
the glass to the floor and crushes IL
under foot, in compliance with an or
thodox custom of dispellinG evil re-
suits in the future life Of the welded
couple, Mrs. !. L. Sapper and Mrs,
D. B. Ollleer will attend the bride and
Messrs. sapper and olikeH Will attend
the groom. -.
Two other weddings in Jewish CIR
cies. which will be Of much interest
will take place within a few months
Mr.. B. NJ. Noll, of the Fairmont iron
and Metal Company, and Miss TiLLe
Wollnsky, of Canton, O., Will ne united
in marriage In a synagogue a. Canton
on the First Of January They VIII
make their home in this city
On Christmas day. Mr.. Louis Kra
mer and Miss Lena Krltberg, both q
Pittsburg, but we'll known mere VIII
be united In marriage
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
4 FEW SUGGESTIONS TO LEGISLATORS

the matter short, the humane societyI
taking theoretical view of the affair
needs encouragement backed by iron
clad laws and managed financed by
honest and broadmindel men and wO'
men. In Marion county, for instance,
although no doubt limited for want Of
financial backing, the humane society
has made a record for itself and for
humanity and If not filed away in the
great three hundred thousand dollar
temple of Justice at Fairmont, Marion
county, West Va, or In the minds ot
the public, the deeds Of the society be
yond q sensible or sincere doubt are
recorded In a temple Of Justice where
the balances representing justice were
not made by mortal hands nor its mer
its passed upon by cold hearted
thoughLless or ungratelul individuals
or illiterate, sleepy headed or preju
diced Jurors. And while a great re
sponslbllity rests upon the honor ol
the gentlemen referred to in regard tC
financing affairs which would have the
Appearance of a mountain or an ele
phant BY the side Of the two small ap
pearing SUBJECTS, may the Great Ruler
Of heaven and earth penetrate int
their minds that the more they looE
at tho subjects referred to the more
they will magnify and as the former
is nearer the age of maturity than tht
latter, the writer will say with due
respect to all, don't forget the babies
in this great, prosperous and Chris
tlan country, the land Of the free AM
the home of the brave
propriation for a home for the unfor
tunate children in the State Of Wes
Virginia publicly expressed by on
/, honorable representatives would no
be vanity or vexatlon either in tht
sight or hearing Of God or man.
Respectfully
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
ELKS HOLD
fine meeting
PLEASANT EVENING SPENT IN
LODGE RooM-sEvERAL Ex-
cELLENT SPEECHES.

The most interesting meeting OF the
local lodge of the Benevolent Protec'
tive order of Elks of the season was
held at the club house last night a
large nlmber Of the order Witnessed
the initiation OF three men into the
mytaries Of Elkdom. George A. Gas
kill. assistant superintendent OF the
Fairmont Coal Company. at Montana; !;
Edward S. thinner, OF the Monongah
Glass Company, and Lloyd Bailey VINO
Is connected with the Federal Coal
Company, were the candidates.
After the exemplification Of the In.
Itjary work, the members adjourned
to the banquet hall. where elegant re-
freshments were served. The BAN
Iouet was in charge of ]. B. Martin
steward at the club, assisted BY the
servants. ,..,
toastmaster which position he filled
not only to the satisfaction but to the
delight Of all present.
The newly mada Elks were called
upon first to address the members as
sembled at the banquet board. Each
man acquitted himself handsomely by
making some seasonable remarks.
The first speaker of the older Elks
called was H. W. Savidge, of sunbury,
PENNSYLVANIA, who made splendid
address on the workings of the or
der.
Col. F. T. Martin was then called
upon. Col. Fred was at his best and
smoke of the great good that could be
accomplished II each Elk would live
up to the principles Of the orler and
to the VOWS taken in entering the
lodge.
Captain Nicely. a prominent mem
her, was then called upon. The basis
Of his remarks was Charity. Captain
Neely made fine address.
Samuel Leener was the next man to
talk. He made a. few remarks that
were we'll received.
Thomas Raymond was called upon
10 discuss Athletics but owing to
the lateness of the hour, Mr. Raymond
declined.
Mr.. Lehman in a happy vein in a
few remarks which deeply impressed
the assembled >brothers,because of re,
marks being put in a peculiarly droll
manner, made the brothers sorry when
the speaker announced that the good
time was at an end.
The most cheerful holiday humoE
pervaded the meeting throughout.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
New Election
Will Probably
Be Ordered

BERLIN. Dec. 12. = Emperor Will
lIamss strained rela tions with the Ger
man Reiohstag were made apparent
today when he ordered Chancellor
Won Buelow to dissolve the body and
order new election in the event OF
the failure to grant supplementary ap-
propriation asked for by his majesty.
Back OF the present trouble is ques.
ton whether German Southwest Afrt-
ca is to be retained. The supplement-
ary appropriations ara needed TO main
tain the army there.
LONDON, Dec IL. - The German
Reichstag has been dissolved, accord.
ing to special dispatch just received
here. The recent trouble between En-
peror William and the body Is given
as the cause Of the rupture.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
LONE STAR ASKS FOR PURE
FOOD AND PROTECTED BABIES

There is no doubt in the least but
that Marion county will be represented
in the legislature by three good men
who will look after the interests Of
the people of Marion as we'll as lend a
helping hand in establishing good and
substantial laws and advocating good
government in general throughout
out State, which makes link to be
proud Of and one that forms part Of
the chain which binds this great union
of States West Virginia is one OF
them and not last nor least and Is
growing greater all the time and is
daily calling for more conservative,
honest and broad minded officials to
man the waves Of the vast oceans Of
business which the index finger Of en-
terprIse is pointing out for the State
and its people, and doubtless each OF
the three honored gentlemen are pre-
pairing brain explosives 10 hurl at any
opposing obstruction which may
chance TO mar the opinions of their
honor, and the writer Is loath to ques
ton, crlticise or suggest, but would
venture to make few dashes at two
subjects, taking into consideration
what has been done regarding both sab
iects, the theory and law they are
based upon the enforcemnt and encour
agement pertaining to or due them as
the pure food law. which should be
iron clad to all intents and purposes
as murder and suicide at the hands
Of the ylolater Of the law, is putting
the charge light indeed Nothing shorl
Of wholesale first degree cold blood
murder on one hand and compulsor1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
MRS. AARTJE WINS.
Judge Refuses a Divorce to Her
Husband by Decision Handed
Down To-day.

PlTTsHuRe, Dec. 12.-Judse
Robert S. Frazer to-day handed
down decision refusing Angus.
tus Hartje. the millionaire paper
manufacturer, a divorce from his
beautiful wife, Mrs. Mary Scott
Hartje. on charges Of lnfIdeIIty.
After the ventilation In the
courts of the sensational charges
that made the case one Of the
most celebrated in the annals Of
Allegheny county, the decision
comes In the nature Of a vlndlca-
ton for Mrs. HartIe. BY the de.
cision Mrs. Hartje is to retain
possession Of her two children,
John Scott HartIe and Mary
Louise Hartje. She will also
be enabled by this decision, pro-
vidins an appeal is not taken, to
press her suit for divorce from
her husband.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
EMPEROR ORDERS REICHSTAG DISSOLV LVED'
MRS. BIRDSONG
WAS FOUND GUILTY OF MAN.
SLAUGHTER BY JURY YES
TERDAY.

HAZELHuRsT, Miss, Dec, 12. =
Mrs. Angie Birdsong was yesterday
found guilty of manslaughter for kill.
ing Dr. Thomas Butler and was rec
commended to the mercy Of the court.
After the verdict, while the young
defendant sat crying with a child In
her arms, dep1ty approached to take
her to jail. When he lifted the child
the little one sobbed: Mamma, don't
let him have me-"
Mrs. Birdsong was not compelled to
remain in Jail. but spent the night al
hotel under surveillance. The court
did not attempt to pass sentence yes.
terday. The minimum penalty for
manslaughter in this State is q fine Of
$500.
Mrs. Blrdsong. who Is 90 years Of
age, and a member of leading fam
lily, In November. 1905. shot and killed
DR.. Thomas Butler. She alleged her
victim had boasted OF improper rela.
tions with her, and that his boasts
were untrue. Mrs, BlrdsOng is niece
of United States Senator McLaurln.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
MAKING PROGRESS
eARKER,s RUN COAL COMPANY
n rs MAKING A FINE
SHOWING.

Nothing Is more pleasing to'the citl'
4 zens of this section, as well as the
general public than to know that me
Parksr's Run Coal Company mas
things going its way and that tne
west side Of the river shows signs
of being the banner side Of the MO
nongahela river for coal mining atter
an. The work rs progressing nicely
and with the exception Of small mis-
hans or Misunderstanding which are
axnected to occur in new and large
propositions of this kind the mines
have run on q satisfactory basis or
else the writer has been wrongly ln'
formed.
The company is loading barges and
will continue to do so until the river
freezes over, but in the early spring
the work will be pushed to Its full ca
pacity, which will be surprise to
those not acquainted with the present
or future prospects OF the c9mnnnN
The work OF the mine has only been
in its infancy until of late, meaning
that they are Just now getting to the
hlacker and better quality OF coal L..
which shows six and one'llnlf~tee" on
solid black diamonds and tac simlle
of the large block of coal which was
taken from the lands Of which form a
mart Of the boundary Of over two
thousand acres of which is now being
operated by the Parkers Run Coal 20;
What about the large block of coal?
II was mined from this same boundary
and vein Of coal, shippod to Philadel-
phia and was on exhibition at the Cen
tennlal in the year of our Lord, 1876,
and viewed by millions of people, coal
men and capitalists, who we're purely
ignorant Of the fact that It was any
other than the so highly priced Pitts
burg vein of coal. 1t was simply the
sewickley vein of coal. a fac simtle OF
the 1000 acres now operated at Rives'
vile. -,
The mine both outside and in Will
speak plain enough for any practical
coal magnate. operator or miner to
know the rest on investigation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-12-12
The Braxton Case.

In the Supreme Court in the case
of the County Court Of BraXton coun'
ty. W. Va, against the State of West
Virginia, ex rel. C. ", Dillon, State
llx commissioner and others, mo
lions to dismiss the suit or affirm the
finding of the lower court were sub.
mitted by William Gordon Matthews
and E, w. Mollihan in favor of the
motions while George E. Price argued
against the granting of either of these
motions. Leave was granted to have
filed with the court a certified copy
of the option of the Braxton County
Court. This case grows out Of the
test case as to the tax laws in Brax'
ton county. What will be the out
come cannot be foretold. The motions
were purely formal.