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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-01-24
WANTED.
Wanted clean cotton rags at the
Record office.

Wanted clean cotton rags at the
Record office.
WANTED A cook, woman prefer
red, at Hotel Gibson, Artesia, N.
M. 67tf
WANTED One 4 or 6 h.. D. gasoline
engine, at once Address Box 357,
Artesia, N. M. 54tf
WANTED Place for school girl II
years of age. Will work for board
Inquire at Record office. 76t3*
Wanted Position with dry goods or
grocery store am experienced, fine
reference, apply at this office. 74t7s
WANTED One span good mules,
n span road horses, t~wo-seated
spring wagon. Apply A. c. Keinath.
$40 N. Richardson. 73tf
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Satisfied With Outlook.

The following letter was written to
The Earth" a real estate publica-
ton of Chicago, that is engaged in
booming the u of the South
west:
Last year 1 planted, n mile east
res in Kaf1r corn. Jun 18th 1 thresh-
ed 41,40O pounds of grain from said
field. I sold the grain at from $1.25
to $3.50 per hundred pounds. The fod-
der was worth about $40 per acre.
The crop indications are better at
present writing than last year.
J. G. HALE, Artesia, N. M.
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Remember the chicken pie dinner
ing on Main street.
Mrs. C. M. Bird will entertain Fri
day evening in honor of her guests,
Miss BuIlard, Messrs. Billiard and
Fullenwider, of Springfield, Ill.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will give a
chicken pie dinner tomorrow at the
old Price building on Main street.
c.. w. Merchant, of Carlsbad who
has beer in the city for I'VE days
as the guest of his daughter, Mrs. Ed
Seay left last evening for his home.
Mrs. Fannie McClane Martin came
up this morning from Hagerman to
visit her parents and to solicit bust
less for the Hagerman Messenger.
J.. D. Bell has had more experience
in the abstract business than any
man in the valley. Have Carlton &
Bell make your abstracts. Prices the
lowest. 67tf
An agreeable movement of the bow
ell: without any unpleasant effect is
produced by Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
Al Heilman and Walter Allen, of
Wagner, l. T., who have been visit
ing In Roswell for several days left
last evening to visit the country south
of Roswell in the Pecos Valley.
It's an easy thing to say.
And say it good and strong,
And say It pretty frequent,
Push Rocky Mountain Tea along.
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co..
Penn. ave. Lot has IS feet front. Nice
shade, ~artesian well, some fruit trees,
good outbuildings. We will sell this
little home very reasonable for
a few days.-Carlton & Bell.
A. G. Mckinney left last evening
for Louisiana where he will interest
home-seekers to come to Roswell. He
has been working this field for some'
time and has been successful in bring
ing home-seekers here from that state
DIR. G.. E. Lukens, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, is wearing a fine
lodge emblem recently presented to
him by Major Mark Howell. The
design combines the insignia of the
three main branches of Odd Fellow
Success Is stamped On every pack
1t Is the most successful rere-
dy known. 1t makes you well and
keeps you well. That's what Hollis
ter's Hockey Mountain Tea does. 35
cents, Tea OF Tablets.-Roswell Drug
& Jeweiry Co.
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A Grim Tragedy.

IL daily enacted in thousands OF
homes, as Death claims. In each one
another victim Of Consumption or
Pneumonia. But when Coughs and
colds are properly treated. the TRACE
dy is averted. F. G. Huntley. OF Ok
landon, Ind, writes: My wife had
consumption n three doctors
gave her up. Finally b took DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, coughs and colds, which cured
her, and today she is well and strong
1t kills the germs of all diseases
dose relieves Guaranteed at
soc and s1.OO by Roswell Drug & Jew
elry Company.
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Classified "Ad5.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Fin Jersey Gown.
Costa. 7St5
Five-room house on Mo ave., for
$1350.-Carlton & Bell.
FOR SALE A Smith Premier type
writer. Inquire at Record office. If
FOR SALE A nice business in Ros-
well. Apply at Record office. 7Stf
FOR SALE A first class piano,
e cheap. Never been used.-Dr. C. NJ.
Yater. Tiff
FOR SALE Good gentle mare, six
years old, buggy and harness; also
good milk cow. Call on Chas. M.
Corbin, one-half mile east on E.
Bland ST., s.. E. of city. Tiff
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Denver and Return $3.50.

For the Western Live Stock and
Joint Convention American Stock
Growers Association, National Live
stock Association and National Wool
Growers Association at Denver,
Colo, January 20 to February 8.
1906. round trip tickets will be sold
ON january 81, % and 20, at the above
rate, with final limit of Feb II for
return.
M. ID. BURNS. Agt.
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Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, Of w. 34th ST.,
New York, at one time had her beau
ty spoiled with skin trouble. She
writes: 81 had Salt Rheum or Ecze-
ma for years, but nothing would cure
Salve." A quick and sure healer for
cuts, burns and sores. Csc at the
Roswell Drug & Jewelry Co. drug
store.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Furnished ron room,
with board, pleasant location. In
quire 200 N. Wash. 78t3*
FOR RENT Furnished residence,
modern conveniences, desirably To-
FOR RENT:-5 room house on Col
lege Boulevard, near school house
A room and g room house, 0 Ala
nee ST., Inquire at 1901 North NJ.
street. 74t5.
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We have three different parties fig
uring closely on the block of land we
advertise on the 1st page of this pa
per. There is not a better bargain in
the Valley. We can make the terms
easy. one-half cash, balance in two
equal notes at one and two years, 10
per cent. interest. This property is
going to sell. 70tf.
CARLTON & BELL,
Room 5 Oklahoma Block.
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LOCAL NEWS. s

| Chicken pie dinner.
Cheap r. r. Tickets at Ingerso1ls.
Cheap r. r. Tickets at IngersolPs.
Chicken pie dinner tomorrow noon.
Hard wood chunks at SOB N. Pecos
Ave. 64tf.
s J. f: Odeil. Of Hagermant was here
: yesterday.
J. e. Murray of San Angelo. Texas
was here yesterday.
S wood delivered to all parts of the
city. 500 N.SPecos Ave. 64tf.
L. r. Smith left last evening on a
bnsiness trip to Carlsbad.
w. F. Harbert went to Artesia last
= evening on a busienss trip.
Just in q barrel of cranberries,-
Western Grocery Company. tt
Ross Malone went to Kansas City
this morning on a business trip.
..st.Soi Jacobs, of Dallas, Texas was
there yesterday on a business trip.
nsg.aQ5 IT.. front. ON Main street, small
.~ndwefing. $2.00O.-Carlton & Bell. tt
Es.@fThe Book Club will meet with Mrs.
I. A.. Hinson on Friday at 2:30 p. m.
-. eos N Pecos Ave. phone 412. 64tf.
Extra choice, key olives 40 and so
cents q quart.-Western Grocery Com
szspany. tt
ss Tonr %or1e+ tho po.uau Marble
Works meets all legitimate compete
ton 59t26
The home Of good things to eat at
lowest prices.-Western Grocery Com
pany. II
We meet all competitors in prices
and quality of Wprk-Roswell Mar
bile Works. 1m59
- Best work to be found In the Pecos
valley comes from the Roswell Mar
BILE Works. 1mo59
ROBERT W.. ARTHUR, of Milwau-
tkee, II you are in Roswell, call at the
Record office. tt
sr@Keg weinerwurst. key pigs feet and
keg mackerel, just in.-Western Gro
Gerry Company. tt
Married. Sunday, at 100 p. M, by
Justice J. B: Bailey. Joe R. Mills to
Mics Mamie Foreman.
10 acres OF land. 3 room house wa
ter to frrigate, near town. This is for
fent by Carlton & Bell TIT.
Send for our new descriptive cata-
iogue for 1906. now ready.-Roswell
Produce and Seed Co. 67tf
Buy your wall paper. glass, bug
gy paint and noor finish at the Pc
cos Valley Lumber Co. 73u
Colonel Elliott and wife of Dexter
visited here yesterday and left for
their home last evening.
@. II. Edwards, OF the New York
Store. rode the goat in the Odd Eel
lows lodge Monday night.
n. w. Warren, of the Pecos Valley
Irrigation Company left last evening
for Pecos on a business trip.
The Social Circle will meet this at
n at 1880 with Mrs. James Gar
rard ON East Second street.
}. w, better known as "Dick" Turk |
nett. Of Artesia vent home last even
ing after a business trip to Roswell.
w. 3 Starr, q prominent New. York
er left last evening after a visit to
Roswell looking after business inter- |
eses.as =
r. L Terrence left last evening for |
Cumberland City, where he Is engag-
ed tinr building a residence for Rev. R.
w. Lewis.
Ben DAVIDSON of Hagerman who is |
attending the business college here
LETT hast evening for his home ON a blu
sineas trip.
AsWhole barrel OF fine cucumber
pickles just received, 'hne as hens
teath.- so cents q gallon-Western
Grocery Company. IL
r. G. Trout who has made his home
here for six months left last evening
for Globe. Arizona where he will To-
cata permanently. |
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Captain Louie Simpson. who has
resided here for three years and has
been actively engaged in the work of
the Salvation Army, left last night
for Los Angeles, California. where he
win enter the work OF the Army as
a probationary oficer.. Captains Simp-
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TO

TO EXCHANGE VIII trad high
class Chicago property or an inn
proved farm in Indiana for orch.
ard within ten miles of Roswell.
No fakes.-R. F. Yarlott, Bx. 1868.
73t6*
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Bio Turkey Dinner.

At the Hotel Shelby jan, 25, 1906
first annual anniversary under its
present management. Come early
and avoid the rush.-Geo. w. Cazier,
Prop.
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Big Bargains. Makin's Second Hand
Store.
$25 Folding Bed, $12.5O; $25 Lady's
Compartment Trunk, $12.
Anxious to buy at all times. 100
Main. Phone 227. t2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

IOWA FALLS. iowa. March IL
Mas Alice Roosevelt lives "a this
eountx She Is 70 years old aad i
a couAln % the Alice Roosevelt who
il nov Mrs lunEworth.
The presidents grandfather and
this llitie Elrra great grandfather
we're brothers Only the presidents
grandfsthaf weat 20 I've in New
York on the Hudson. The other
made a home for himself in New
Jersey iiin sons. Theodore and Van.
emiEratod % Iowa many years ago.
They and their descendants have
always been prosperous
Van and his children have much
ef the physical ehafaeteriHiics u
eho presidents children. slim. me
aium sizes aud not over strong
Theodore and bis sous are like
De Theodore In Washington. big
and sturdy. and fond of outdoor
sports
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MAXWELL is
new CASHIER

Ofnc!al nofire u change II Of
ficera IL the National Bank q Com
merer vas given out yesterday b.
Vice President Il K Spencer J. W
Havwclt who il well known
th0uaEhuut the northwest a. a ma.
faonai bank exAminur. assumes the
pest 0f cashier. resigned BY Mr.
Spencer. ouinx 20 tho Increasing
hunincAs and the heavy burden
which The double duties imposed
upon him.
Heretofore Mr. Spencer hns been
nlling me poet % both cashier and
vfcc president. lie ls promoted "a
the latter position and MF Maxwell
sill hsaHms the duties OF cashier
The latter has hett the position u
national bRpk examiner for tho past
seven years Previous 90 that time
he was actively engaged In banking
for a period OF Is years part 81
which time wsa spent IN tho aaat
and the balance "a this state
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KID WHITE
THANKFUL
ATTORNEY FOR HANGED MAN RECEIVES UNIQUE
LETTER FROM HIM. WRITTEN JUST BEFORE
Ills DEATH.

Processing a deep belief IN tho
doetrine Of Christianity. and OK
tending hia gratitude 10 all who
have aided him. william KID
whltel. on the morning before hia
execution. wrote Ia william 0'Con-
nor. the lawyer Who defended him
aud made the long fight faf COM
mutation 81 his sentence
The letter. which has Just been
received bY Mr. O'Cunuur. and
which he greatly treasures. was
written IN the last moments before
White was led to the Fallowa. and
shows In iia last long closing sem
tencea the tragic closing Ut his life.
the apparent unWillinFneaa % leave
of writing and be led 10 the scat
fold although he waa fully pre-
pared for the end.
The letter follows
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greater part ~ mine. I am sure
God has forgiven me aud in only
taking me home % n better world
than this has been can 40 this
afternoon with firm believe that
IL Ia Gods Will. aud bis viii be
done.
was IA the hospital Last night.
and had bid all my friends guodhy
and was preparing 10 meet my
maker when was told q your tele-
gram and sent back to my cell A
was taken over saw the scat
fold IA one corner OF the yard. aud
cannot tell you how Il made me
feel. but a. was a feeling that was
not pleasant II vas after DARK. aud
that made Il worse.
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GIVES UP
TO POLICE
9 A. BuRNEL1, EMnEzzLER BECAUSE HE GAM.
nLED. SAYS lie WILL TAKE HIS PUNISHMENT
OTHER BALLARD NEWS

askei the council last nlaht for a
franchise permitting % To extend the
Fremont and ballard line from polk
st aud Railroad az. 60 Schooner
e.. aud O. extend tho old Ballard
line from Polk
/ Al Tie meeting II the council last
might an ordinance was passed pro.
vldink Tor the construction Of nub.
sewers ON Chestnut ~.
An ordinance VAS passed proyid-
ms for the construction 81 sub.
sewers on East State 81. and also
ON Socond av north. from the cen
ter line ~ Park place along the
center line 10 Second az. to ship -
10 The main sewer.
The city clerk Was instructed last
niEht O. purchase a street grader
and scraper
The question ~ grading and lay
ing cement sidewalks along Times
%. from Second aY to Sixth av.. was
referred 10 the street committee aud
the city engineer.
The question Ut improving Fourth
av north Il Sloop #. was referred
70 the street committee and the city
engineer.
The council has ordered the Hal
lard skatlng rink closed unlsvs the
owner viii pay a license.
The council last niGht accepted
the resignation OF " Schneider Of
the ballard fire department aud ap-
pointed Andrew neattie 10 fii the
vacancy
An ordinance Was passed 60 i'm
prove SHIP IT. from the west line
OF fifth av 60 the east line ol Sixth
aF,
A sultseNeE will 10 constructed
from the east line ~ Third AZ. 10
second av.. 10 the main sewer.
W r Manney a Co. being the
lowest hldaerA. were given the eua-
tract Dor the construction Of a sever
on Baker -
Tho salary Of n. Roberta chief Of
the fire department. was raised tia
per month last night.
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FIGHT OVER
FRANCHISE:

kttugrsy McMicksn. representing
ns Milwaukee railway. this after
foan tried 70 cuayinrn she chamber
Il camuerce that Il shuad turn
anxn q report aubnitted % that
lody BY A. 2. Stewart relative 70
re franchise nuw pruaing before
ske rouneii. Ia which he Feeum-
rtnsas that the Milwaukee be
eAglgsa 70 pay Ter all damages 10
Fsupsfty aiorg The entrance q the
Milwaukee tracks 20 the city The
eAanhsr decided 20 appoint a com
rlties 10 present both sides u The
soniFuyefsg % the eouueit
Tka MilEaukeo has presented an
HaFaAsd Franchise TO the corpora
tloas sommltise of the council.
rAlch Il aisn under consideration
tAss Afternoon. There are M
sAxnx~s q great importance. The
hllwaahee ssIil Insists that the city
hear ihs tust q constructing over.
ksad bridges.
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TO BOWL
FOR CUP

Top notch bowiers will line up
tonight on the Arcade alleys COZ the
first heat In the struggle for the
beautiful Lawrnaee l. Moore 10y
inE cup
Eleven experts are booked for do
TAGS Miller. Keen. Koch. MePher-
son. Uilman. Krunner. Stevens. Fol
som. Futmahn. Edwards and
Haynes Viil be the performers.
Putmann ard Koch should jump
inio the lead Both are experienced
slick singers. and Nili probably
get of first hy a big margin
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No refined person Nill fall %
hFuzh bis teeth daily. using some
wsil known tooth powder nF paste
Tito nartsil DRUG Co. SO and sio
gnd ave. viii offer the following big
bargains. aa wsii ~ others. GA
THURSDAY and Friday EnthYmti
tooth paste. iac. HoEHe vioic, t0pth
paste. iac. sanitol tooth paste. l1e
Listers tooth powder. i5c. imperial
tooth paste. tsc. tiswsa viuie, tooth
powder. t3c. Red Cross tooth
brushes. iGe. prophyl Tactic tooth
brushes. zee -.
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Tell Mr almouda and my other
friends that ! appreciate all they
have done for me and that ! would
have written 10 them II had had
the time have Mr.. slmoHda let
ter here now. but have no chance TO
answer n. as ! will have Just time
Ia write 10 you aud prepare myself
BY o'clock
SO. dear friend. will have 10
close this farewell letter. with beet
regards and wishes. and ! thank
you for Hii nat You have done for
me. aud you have surely done all
that human man can DO. I knoa
that there Is no stone uutnrusd. and
that you have done your best 50
! will say goOdby. and may God
bless you and keep you till we meet
arHin. will be waiting aad pray
inE for you In heaven 0oodbY
again. viii cloaa aud remain
yours very truly and respectfully
tili We meet again Ia heaven.
WILLIAM - WHITING.
Goodby again. and may God bless
and keep you.
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PRINCESS ENA
IS BAPT|SED

MADRID. March 7-Prlncess Ena
waa baptlBed today under the name
Of Victoria into the Catholic faith
King Alfonao's mother acted a. god
mother and Premier Moret repre-
scented the Spanish government
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ALL QUIET
IN BOISE:

BOISE. idaho. March 7-@Att0rneys
Hawley. for tho prosecution, and
Miller. for the defense. was the only
passenger upon the train for Caid-
we'll fhis morning.
There are no Developments In tho
8fauuenberg murder case and. Il 10
believed that all Indictments have
been returned 80 reason Is given
Tor not taking the prisoners ~ court
TO plead today unless II Is that tho
prosecution plans 70 not serve the
warrants until after the hearing OF
the hhbeaa corpus proceedings In
the supreme court next Friday. The
grand jury Is Investigating the con-
dltlDn Of the accounts Of Canyon
county ofneefr today
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DUBOIS v
2 Pile 9

WASHINGTON. D. c. March T.
Senator Dubois. u Idaho. has re-
cslyed a letter from Fred ". Perry.
Of New York. protesting against tho
senator's Views against the Philip
pine tariff Perry 30 a member Of
the stock exchange and an invest
meut broker
Dubois answered him by saying,
II notice you belong 10 a gambling
Joint In New York and ! imagine
you know nothing nor care nothing
about The producers ~ this country.
NJ long as you can join Ia robbing
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
M z. WOOD
APPEALS

Arthur Anderson. arrested for IL
legal voting IN the First ward last
night was released on 800 bail by
Judge Gordon this morning. Judge
W D. Wood. Of the municipal own
orahip party. claims that Anderson
should either have been fined $500
or have been sent 10 jan for six
months. and has made formal COM
piaint 20 Prosecuting Attorney
MacMutoah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Many persons who have lately
been passing the Catholic school at
Twelfth sy. and Norman IT. have
been stoned BY small boys The po-
lice have been asked 10 pat stop
to the nuisance a. come one will get
hurt II the rocky pastifne Is kept az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
KIDNAPPED
BOY RETURNS

NEw YORK. March T.-Anfouio
nozEuffi. tho itY.af-oid aon 81 an
Italian banker. Who wha reported
a. hidnsped and held Tor a ransom
Of So o0a. returned home thta
morning and Detectives are inxeati-
eating the circumstances The boy
said he was given nothing to eat
during his imprisonment and said
he escaped when his rnpsutr Jeff the
room where he vas confined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

A lace curtain hanging b. the win
dow OF the office of flr l. v Cole.
Victoria hotel. caught fire about
noon elfheF from a smoaldwing
match or a short circuit OF the slef
trics NiFos. and soofeheG the desk In
the office. also burning several
papers on the desk No one Was IN
the room A. the time The blaze
was extiuRuished before the depart
msut arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07

Mrs. A. r. Peters. wife Of a prom
in"nt mining man Al Atlin. who vas
q passenger upon the steamer JJef-
fsfHun. which arrived last night. be-
came violently Insane during the
trip. She IL lnboring under the be-
uallsfn.
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ARMOUR
REFUS = 8

CHICAGO. March TT n Rob
erison. special examiner ~ the bu-
rrau ~ corporations. testified In the
packers case this morning
} ogden Armour refused to dis
close the affairs 81 Armour q Co.
because be did not believe IL was
any 81 the governments business.
as the firm was Incorporated for the
convenience merely OF a private
family business
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frofn a passing physician. he was
shle 20 proceed to Bis boat u change
clothing.
Ehn auto vas running as slow
rate ~ speed. ana e vas rruhahlY
due 10 The captains neEilkuncs Ia
needing the teoLtooi - the tuaehins
that he mas iutuFeA When the ma
chime eaa finally stepped Il was
square Rcro.a the injured faan'a
chest
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nttfARn March 8 4 unrs
n she n,liettur COR stimsou mill
- VAS wanted far emhe ismtni
slmssf up to the ballard po
ssriv this morning when no
- they had a warrant Zee bits
arrest ........,.,5,- IA ...s,,
.Asei stsa II Siimsen'a MONEY Tie
- Ne viii plead gull0 10 the
$50 u emte lrmgnt and L.
s.,i.er % take his punishment
aarfeli ~ 90 suod rarcatage and
- ) wife IN California
tssl. Fornler. NTH hand was
..ssssti last uIEht for fiourlshlng
hrxs is.lnch tt-ealiher revolver.
rrafsr lives aianc IN i small cabin
a. Nal last purchased the revolver
- sf,sY. but on the way home he
- tao Indians whom he thought
- solak to tackle him noldiy
4. .hoved the revolver IN the faces
ef,hs Indians. who Al once told him
al they we're good siwashea.
Fefnler NaS Ateg arrested by the
rollts aad vas released this morn
MARY skyve. Who was placed IN
~ aoasa II Good shepherd. Nom
ssv uas taken home 20 attend tho
f.usfal 4 her mother and was later
hkre back i.
ne city Jail did = large business
hss uixht Il had four occupants.
20 81 whom we're ludiNns one
xss - well pleased with the soft
haak a The jail thai sha stated she
woah retsrn.
ne ballard council referred the
ssssftlns % the city books To the
eunmittes ot the whole
ne nallsrt Feed company vas
srnalt1 permission 70 huili a track
fsns ne Northern Pacific railway
d tAslF pscssat locatioa
ne Seattle Elee,rie company
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urea,herse. 20 Mt Vernon. and
Mary {. Lawrence. 20. Seattle. Ra-
leigh Eugene HutrhinHaY. IS. Port
land. aud Elizabeth nritomart An
drra. 70. Seattle George Smith. IS.
Hoauiam. ans Enteiie Powell. 30. Sc
attic. . ". brown. -. Seattle. and
Juauita A. Seholen. 20. Columbia
city Emery Douglas Hopper. 30.
South bend. and Annie eaton. 20.
south Bend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-07
CITY BRIEFS

A warrant haf been issued from
Justice Davis court fof The arrest Of
one John Doe. accused ~ aHsAultink
] q Sands. the conductor on a
Uaivernlty car Tso nights ago
John Doe beat tho sonauctor BE-