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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
MONTGOMERY'S FISCAL YEAR COMES
TO CLOSE, DEPARTMENTS FILE REPORTS
CHIEF OF POLICE
REPORT URGES AN INCREASE OF
DEPAHT1lENT.


Chief OF Police W. H. Taylor SUBJ
united his annual report yesterday to
Mayor league. 1t includes a number
OF recommendations for improvements
IN the service Of the department with
nis statement of the accomplishments
OF the past year of the Afty-hve men
and ohicers under his supervision.
He desires that more men be en-
pioyed to assist in the work Of main
tanning law and order in Montgom-
cry. and that those men who have pro.
ven themselves faithful in the. past
should receive more pay for their
services than they have in the past
partment should be given an appro.
priation to provide arms and ammuni
ton for the men Of the police DEPART
ment to prepare them for any emer.
gency which may arise.
More police patrol boxes are declar.
Cd to be necessary. and the purchase
Of two additional horses for use by
the patrol wagon IL recommended. At
the present time there are only two
horses owned by the city for the pa
troll wagon. and II is necessary for
them to be In service night and day.
Six moro bicycles should also be pro-
vided. according to the recommended
lions Of the Chief. for further extern
sion and development OF the bicycle
service Of the department, which has
proven 20 effective IN the past.
During the past year. the Chief re.
ports, there were 4.7s1 arrests made
by the ohicers Of the department,
which Is an increase of 614 over the
number of arrests last year. OF these
arrested persons, 1891 were whites
and $3.50 were negroes.
Altogether 1890 were sent before
the Recorders court by the police, az
against 1857 during the previous fs-
cal year. OF these 1900. 1912 were
discharged. $50 were bound over to
the city court. and seventy-nins cases
were pole pressed.
There was q total Of 2,es9 fnes lew
led during the year. aggregate $685.
6o6.s3. az compared with $26.s56 the
previous twelve months. This figure
10 thus an increase Of $3,Sl9.S2 over
1905. and was an increase OF $11,450.3a
over 1900.
OF the total fines levied. s17,45sIos
was paid In cash. while 1887 days
work was performed cpon the streets
by the prisoners unable to pay their
fines.
The arrests by months for the year
Hn11
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
NEGRO SCHOOL OPENS.
State Institution Begins with EnrelI-
meut Of 700.

The State Normal School for negroes
in Montgomery has opened with an en-
rollment of over TOO an increase of rs
per cent on any former year.
Quite a number of students who have
been attending school in Atlanta. Nash
VILE and Talladega are included in this
number.
The improvements and enlargement
Of the work Of the institution. ordered
by the Board OF Trustees at its meet
Ing in June, are now being carried out
by Prof W. r. Paterson. In few days
the department OF cooking and domes-
tic science will be in ration. and
machinery will be installed in the car
penter shop.
There are now thirty-one teachers.
and the enrolment will probably reach
100 before the end Of the session.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

road Interest among st. Louis rafl-
roads. The government expects to
complete it's case by October 20 AZ
agreed between counsel and the de-
fense will have ten days to Introduce
its evidence. When the evidence has
been taken by Commissioner Rombauer
1t will be submitted to the United
States circuit court Of appeals.
1t is expected that It will reach that
body in time for consideration Mt 10
December term. Sixty of the witnesses
in behalf of the government have been
subponaed. Former Attorney General
Crow of Missouri Is senior counsel for
the government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

er II at once to save the grain. The
farmers are very gloomy over the
prospect
One of the most complete surprises
ever sprung on her many friends In
Demopolis and elsewhere. was when
1t leaked out that Mrs. Dora Munroe
had been married since last Thurs
day, and is now at her new home in
Olive Springs. Tennessee. where she
Is the wife of the Presbyterian min
lister, Rev. w. l.. Milne.
Mr. Milne arrived in Demopolis We'd
nesday. expecting to be married In
Demopolis, but finding that he wotld
have to drive twenty miles through
the country to Linden to procure the
license, 1t was decided that they be
married in Meridian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
Chief Clerk Crosland Submits His r.


port.
The report Of the Sanitary Depart
ment. as prepared by Chief Clerk D. W..
Crosland for City Physician CASTOR J..
Griel. Is most comprehensive docu-
ment.
The report consists Of sixty four
closely typewriter pages, including a
large number of tables classifying
deaths by months throughout the year
according to color, eek, age cause
ward. social relations, nativity and
place of interment; limits for each
month; according to color. sex and
ward; each of the contagious diseases
by months and wards. besides the LIS
cases Of smallpox. one Of scarlet fever
and three Of measles treated at the
Emergency Hospital and there are also
tables showing the 60.773 inspections
of premises by The department during
the year. and the 1888 loads of gar
bage removed during the twelve months
from the various wards of the city.
The milk inspector analysed during
the year 4S6 samples Of milk, and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
MIR. sTnANz's BODY sH1ppED.


A short funeral service, attended by a
large number of people. was conducted
over the remains Of George Stranz, the
well-known Montgomery man, who
died suddenly Sunday afternoon on
Commerce Street. at the Tice under
taking establishment. at $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Rabbi Ehrenreich
oficiating.
The remains were shipped by re-
quest Of Mrs. r. Levin, the niece Of Mr..
Stranz, to her home in New York
where the funeral services will be held
and the interment will be made.
Many handsome floral designs were
sent to New York with the remains.
The following gentlemen were the
active pall-bearers: Dave Bernard
William Wolf, George Holcomb, Charlie.
Cohn, Fred Rudolph and William Cohn
The honorary pall-bearers were: Ma
than Lobman, A. F. Lobman l. Brick.
man. H. Rosenberg and Sol Behr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
COTTON BLOWN DOWN.
Planters Estimate That One Third OF
CrOn In Hulned.

Demopolis. oct. Especial )-The
storm Thursday was the worst this
section OF the country has ever expo
renced, the principal damage. how
ever. being done in the fields
Reports pour In from every dircc-
ton to the effect that the cotton is
blown down and covered with dirt.
and that It will be Impossible to save
1t. Every one declares 1t is the worst
damage they have ever seen. and
that the crop. which was already short
is cut off fully one third.
About the same story is told by ev-
cry planter. Not only is the damage
to the cotton great. but the corn has
been blown down in many sections and
the farmers find 1t necessary to gath
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

BLACK TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS.--Made
from extra qualaty guaranteed Taea with wide accordion
peated ruf1e. regular Sc. Peticoat for g 90
MEDIUM WEIGHT FLANNELLETTES. For early Fall
wear. assorted coors. Figures and polka dot, Mon SH
day per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ny
EXTRA QUALITY SEA ISLAND worth &c yard AIH
Monday (only 10 yards to customer). NY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
an institution of this character. unde,

an institution Of this character. Undev
our present arrangement. we are COM
PEELED to deny admission to charity
patients to any Of the hospitals of the
city. except to those cases Of most
aggravated nature. As a consequence,
there Is unquestionabIy a large amount
OF suffering for the lack of proper at.
tention among the poorer classes OF
the city. which coulo be olivia ted
should we be in possession of a hos
pital owned and maintained by the
municipality"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

eighty..five samples Of cream, besides
eleven private samples analysed.
No less than 1875 animals. includ.
Ing 1o,S80 beeves. 1877 calves. lSS
goats. $3.50 hogs. and s22 sheep. were
slaughtered under inspection at the
union slaughter house during the year.
while 16s beeves. eleven calves. one
goat and seven hogs, or . total OF b7S
animals, were rejected as unfit for
slaughter.
Tnere were 17.14s pounds OF meat
Tcondemned nearly all cases including
the entire carcass. because of disease
sixteen beeves had Texas fever. four
had tuberculosis and three extensive
bruises. Six calves were too poor Tor
food. One beef was Improperly butcn.
cred. Twelve hogs had cholera ano
eight had measles. Five were anhctea
with trichinar and five others nao
various diseases. No less than eighty
nine beef livers and Ss5 hog livers were
condemned and SPAS pounds OF bruiseo
and spoiled meat was thrown away.
Tbs deaths for the year are SHOWN
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
RAILROAD CASE BEGINS.


Government Has sixty Witnesses In
Terminal Railway Association Case.
st. Louis. Oct 1.-The hearing OF the
governments suit to dissolve the al
legged combination OF the Terminal
Railway Association began today be-
fore Special Commissioner r. Il. Rom
bauer.
The suit Is besei on tho govern
meut's allegation that the Sherman
anti-trus. law Is being violated by tho
alleged monopoly OF carrier and rail-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

Or. w. c. Farabee. of the anthropo-
itS win three students. will newt
year conduct research expedition
about the headwaters OF the Amazon
For a time a base will be established
at Arequipa. Peru. The party will be
gone three years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
ORGANIZE FARMERS UNIONS.
Many are Being Gotten up Near Ia
cntur.

Decatur Oct. 1.--(Special. "a great
many Farmers Unions" have been
and are being organized by the farm
ers all over this portion of the State.
The purpose of the unions IL for
tho mutual beneft of the farmers OF
the community They believe by or
ganization they can. to some extent at
least. control the prices OF cotton and
other farm products.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

1otdA 80 ssssss .4,StI
It Is believed that the recommends.
lions Of Chief Taylor will result in
| increasing the numeral strength Of
the Police Department.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02

Rastinni d CaSsimus' Cafe
Is again open, where will be found
the best the market RHOrds. Phones
~ and ~. 10 Dexter Ave,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
Autumnal Opening
Fashions Latest i'm Millinery

Owing the disagreeabIe weather of yesterday many
of friends unable to attend opening display
of Fall Millinery Today and all the balance of the week
our parlors will continue open to critical inspection We
know efforts better than the best and wish to con-
vince the public of the Our Mrs. Ketzky will give
you personal attention.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
BurisIs In lakewood.

H0f1o1b IN OuRWOOu.
City Sexton p. NJ. Ryan reported cash
receipts from October 1, 1905. Of ST.
$50. all of which had been turned over
to the City Treasurer.
There had been 6s7 burials in Oak
wood Cemetery distributed as fol-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS,
MONTGOMERY THEATRE,
Matinee Today ESQ

AT q. Field Greater MfnstreIa
The AL. G Field Greater Minstro,s
VIII play an engagement at the Mont
eomery Theatre Matinee today 2 40.
and tonight
The first part will offer The Grid
Iron Club" burlesque Of the famous
newspaper mems club of WASHINGTON
This feature OF the show was toucbed
upon last season and 1t made such n
hit that Mr.. Field has developed the
idea. The olio is said to take on ali
the forms of old-time minstrelsv.
Seats now on sale for both perform
ances.
Reserve your seats in advance and
avoid the rush at the doors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-02
Wednesday Matinee and Might,
Florence Davis in "The PLAYER Maid

Florence Davis. supported by Elliott
Dexter in The Player Maid will be
the attraction at the MONTGOMERY
Theatre Wednesday matinee and night
supported by an exceptionally stron e
company.
The production will be seen here with
a great cast scenery and effects
Seats now on sale for both matinee
and night performances
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Lamar Rcaping the Results of Saloon
License.

Charles Bringols. prominent
young man Of Lamar. was shot and
perhaps fatally injured III the brown
Palace saloon Tuesday evening by an
unknown gambler who made good his
escape. The gambler returned later
for his hat, which he dropped while
running from the saloon. Hall a doz'
eli friends OF Bringols started ~ pnr-
sui, OF him. with the intention OF kill
ing him. bu, he go, away under cover
OF the darkness.
The shooting was the result of a
proposed game of cards.
Rocky Ford came near having sa-
loon murder during the recent bret
reign of that lawlcss institution. but
the indications are good that VIC shall
never again allow this evil.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Wounds. Bruises and Burns.

By applying an an,isept;c dressing
TO wounds. bruises. burns and like
injuries before Inflammation sets in,
they may be healed without inatura-
ton and in about onc-;hird the time
required by the old treatment. This
is the greatest discovery and triumph
of modern surgery. Chamberlain, 5
Pain Balm acts OF this same prinei-
rIc. II is an an,i-scptic and when
applied to such injuries. causes them
to heal very quickly. II also allays
the pain and soreness and prevents
any danger of blood poisoning. Keep
a bottle of Pain Balm in your home
and it will save YOU time and money,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
EcalIh Rcsiofcd.

a speedy. positive and permanent
cure. without faith. knife or medicine
for tumors. iumbaRo. neuralgia. rhcu-
rnatism. paralysis. epilepsy. st. Vitus
dance. locomotor atsxia, female com
plants and any and all diseases that
have their origin in the nervous sys-
tenn. Consultation and examination
free. DR.. OLIVER T.. COOPER.
Ostcopath. Suite No. J. Hotel Long
worth. 40 So. Main. Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

There are many pconlc who will
not trouble to bring an item into 4
newspaper office. bu, who feel ag-
rricvcd IL no mention is made when
they leave town or entertain friends
Evidently they give an editor credit
for being a surcrhuman being who
knows things witheu; being told.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Can,aioupe Lands-Partios wanting TO
rem, eantaloupe lands. Of which ! have
abou. 400 acres near Rocky Ford should
call soon. as I expect to leave soon to be
absen. for five or six weeks. S. a. Mat
thews, <o-@'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

LoST-As driving from Rocky Ford TO
tho wreck Wednesday evening. Gen.'s
gold watch. le siss. Eigin. z iawels. Du-
bor case. No. A.525.e62. a reward Of
s5 for is return 10 tho Enterprise Office.
of-N
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Los, or stolen. from 1o7 North
Fourth street. Rocky Ford. one s-ycar
old colt. dark bay. white stripe IL
forehead aud two white hind feet.
Return to \. +. Mason at above adj
dress and receive reward.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

STENOGRAPHIC-Gencral steno-
graphic and typewriting work by Mae
T.. Noble at X. s. Bealrs office. eo-.1
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Business Locals.

DIR. Bulette, OF Pueblo, will be at
Hotel Fl Captain, Rocky Ford. on
Thursday. October 25th. Practice
limited to diseases OF the eye. ear.
nose and throat. and fitting glasses.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Information regarding the present
address OF James w. Jones will be ap-
preciatcd by George i. Beatty. Salina,
Kansas. Io-a4-p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Gasoline engine for sale or trade.
~ horse power and doing good work
daily. Is for sale in order TO put in
electric power. Enquire at Enterprise
Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Bring Your School Children

To the FL Captain hotel. where DR..
X. c. Sapero. the well known eye.
ear. nose and throat specialist will
examine their eyes and yours free.
One day only, Saturday, Nov. ;. aI-2s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

wish to announce that all mail
addressed to Rocky Ford Brass and
Iron Foundry" will be left for me TO
open, and no other concern.
JOE SCHRAM.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

WANTED-A limited amount o
Alfalfa hay on subscription to tn
Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE on Easy Terms. 4-room
house noar factory. S75o.oo. Monthly
paynon, plan. Enquire a, Office Of resi-
donce.-M. u. Randol. l9-d
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Fresh fish every day at Stauf-
CANTALOUPE SEED
II you have seed TO sell..see
D. v. Burrell.

wANTED-so head OF horses on
fine aliaNa pasture. Price. $3.50
Plenty OF water. Address. VIM. y;
Browne. so-H
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

4 good Harness Shop for salo. owncf Z
wants to leave and resi UP. Apply a:
Enterprise Office. 2!-22p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE-II acre tract OF land
~ miles from town. Address co7
North Sixth. eo-ti
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Tho c. W. Taylor Piano Co.. repors.
tho saic Of Wellington S525 piano TO J
s. krmouer Of Lamar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

aud suffering such injuries entail.
For sale by druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE CHEAP - Ono i2-horse
powor gasoline engine. ono lightning hay
press. Soc r. S. Beali or Hauss & Nc
kelyoy. 2l-2s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Why no, list your property with
]. w. Young & Co.,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE, go Good Great Western
Heating S,ova. Call on W. II. HiesoS.
2l-2o
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Why not list your property wit
]. w. Young & Co.?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Wanted - An experienced sheep
feeder. Write c. J. S,snder. Fowler.
Coiofahn. ai.sl.p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Cane seed for Chickens al
Burrell's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Bargain in 80 acres. 81 miles from
town. Enouiro at Enterprise Office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Cane seed for Chickens
BurrelI's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

City Realty Co. Lis. Everything that Is
salable.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
CANTALOUpE SEED

II YOU have seed to scll..see
D. v, BurrcII.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

DIR. S. II. Pollock, dentist. wishes
to announce that he has moved ms
office to rooms over the State BANK.
Telephones: Office. White 373. Rcs'.
dcncc, White iio2. N'
I. w. Young & Co. write insurance.
tContinued on first page)
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-20
PfeSuntO Ladr0n del Express
CapturadO en- Il P6SO.

No hace muchas semnnas ca Oh con
dado de Bent, Colorado, So dCscarril6
M ooChe de Ia cumrania do express
Wells Fargo En- ESQ ooUhe So transpor
tabau $3.50 0C0 en- plata seilada, do Ia ca
50 de monedas on San Francisco, pare
Ia 6ubtesOrerta nAeional do Chicago y Ia
teeoreril de Washington. a ooutarso
81 dlnero SO euooutr6 que faitGba ia su
ma De 81 500
Luis Golzsles, un fuereno, Quien So
alega fUe uno de los ladronrs fu6 seRut
do hRsta El Paso por les Ohoisl.s Y al
Tue Errestad0.
Gonzales, emple6 aboEados en- lei Pc
so y pele6 contra Ia cxtr8dicion, per0 6l
fin Ia corte decidi6 en- su contra, Y q
Domingo pat6 por aqui cargo de lea
onoiales Do Colorado, dopde ser6 iu2ga
do, Gonzalez tauia chauza Do Rpelar
ia corte de apelaciahes, ptro segun d'i
81 mismo le parfcid mas iacil ir Oolo
redo y probar por medic dc IN 'alim
que 6l no hNbia sdo 81 ladron,
El peri6dicu de I'll paso dice que Ia
Cau tidad da diuero rohadl cOns,stia da
dimes (p;eZaB de diez CentRvos) Sc
Rgcrigu6 que Gonzales hsbia estado ex
tremsmerte liberal en- Ia casa do un De
metric Dominguez. On Et PHso Oriente
y que habia eetad0 gBstahG0 dlBero eH
los miemhros De Ia case como un princi
Ips IIabia compadn Fopa y 2apato, pa
rh les mines, ptoyisioues para la cafa
on Ia mnuorA mds liberal.
Cuando fue Rrretta 80 neg6 t9er co
nocimiento del robo dc dimes Poool
dias despues Ia polcia tuvo uotioia qui
81 habia dejadu una cantidad do dimes
en- In casa de.Un cGn6nero do JuWea ,
al investigsrse el reEoFte So euconHo Il.
saco que oontoai3 Sl78 90 on dimes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-20
IguaCiO ArmijO MuertO pOr una
lOCOmOtOFa.

La madruRada del Jueves De esta se
mana, POGO rasada la media nocho tue
muerto, en- Albuquerque, por una loco.
motora del ferrocarrIl, uno de los EN-
pleados do la compania del ferrocauil
llomado lRuacio Armijo, quien cOntaba
como 55 amos, y era yecino dc Los BGr6
las Parece que entire los deberes del
iufortunado Armiio habfa ell de limpiar
los cristales de los ooohes Pullman Ar
milo otTo compeflero estaban hacien
do esto en- un coche que estaba parade
frente nj hotel Alvarado, montndos on
una esl de andamic, En- etto 90 bajo
Armijo del andamio y so puso de pie
sobre la via que CORE paralela con la
en- que estaba el coche y proxima esta,
evidentemente para examinar distan
oia ell efecto del trabajo que estaban ha
oiendo, cuando la locomotora del tren
No "a que acababa do lleRar, retrooe.
dia para la casa redonda, por la via dom
dc estaba 81 parade, Ia cual 10 derrib0,
pasandole las enormes ruedas sobre la
caboza que qued6 becha una tortilla.
Es evidente que el maquinista, que 10
ora un tai Williams, no observe Ia po
bre viotima ri esta siutio ouando 90
apyoximaba Ia locomotola, III eueTpo
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-20
Ii NOmhTsmientO del SeCFet5fi0
RaYlOldS, PermaHCCe COlgadO.

Paroce que los reportes mandalos de
Washington la semaua pasada sobre In
confirmation del nomhramjento de j.
w Reynolds, como seoretario del Te-
'rIitorio, fueron algo prematuros, y que
ST 6sta 50 realiza no sera sin que baya
una iucha bastanto grande en- su contra
Tn despacho especial al Journal fe-
chada cl dia 10 Sc expresa aft: Sc di
CO que las Chanzas para que el senado
oonirme el nombramiento dc ]. w,
Raynolds son escasas. De oualquier
modo que sea su yindieacion Gamma
muy despaoio y el secretario ooupa 81
puegto dc Ia incertdumbre. Las acush.
clones presentadas en- su contra han Sd
do consideradas de sutioieuto gravedad
para justihcar una investigation de ca.
raoter minucioso,
FL secretario Reynolds ha arohivado
SD respuesta las acusaoiones negGndo.
les en- 81 totalidad, dando eXplicaoioues
que pueden ser satisfao.oriGs y pueden
no serlO los Investigators.
Las acusRciones en- contra dc Ray.
nolds consisten do partiiaIismo cfensr
vo; de habar eieroido el s0borno con les
delegadus de la convention territorial; +;
Ell perdon iudiscriminado de oFimiusles
peigrososi que usando de iutiojo politi.
co Reynolds consigui6 uu acrecenta.
miento grande en- los houorarls do su
otoina, y que de tai suerte manipuld les
asuntos ante Ia asamblea legislative que
| tuvieron el efecto de decretar leyes acre.
oentando tales honorarios; que Ray
uolds en- combination ooh Il eubernadur
Otero, por medios macs Sc hicieron de-
terrenos pdblio0s para un rancho de
ovejas en- Ia parte central dc Nuevo Nc
xieo en- ambos lados del Arroyo Salado,
ETC. etc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-01-20
Y Los YaQulS en- Su NCianda
ObFa.

Un despacho de Nogales, Arizona al
News de Denver dies A. w. Saylos su-
perinteudeuts de la NINA Sultana, one
estd 4 81 millas de Carbo, ha sido asesi
nado por los indios Yaquis, y quo los
salynies estan sembrando el terror en-
toda la seccion, donde hay muChoa mi
ueros AmeIl5anos
Sayles fu6 mu rt0 en una emil 0scada,
on ol cpmiuo entire la nina y Carlo
yendo montado q oaballo y solo ID
primera iutimacion que tuvieron fus
amigos fu6 cuando el cAballo volvi6 sin
ginete la nina, Sc organize una par
tIda para II en- su busca y cncontrarou
el cuerpo ga deyorado por los coyotes.
Los salyaies despuea de mRtaIlO deJaron
el cadaver tirado EN- el llano. Los res
tcs fueron ldentiiicados por medic de
algunos pedazos de ropa por Ia silla de
montar. So sigui6 la huella dc los in
dios hasta el pie dc Ia sierra, pero los
seguidores temiaron inteTnarso mas
adentTo.