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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

6oado eu Santa Fe, les ditsl2 l8
dc este mes, deepues de mucha soloita.
cion n0minaron al Lie. OotaVano A.
Larrtzolo do Las Vegas, como su candi
dato para delegado al oobgreso ssxagesi.
ma, Sr Larra2olo, es nativo do Texas,
pero de saagte Mexioano uno dc los
sbogados mas di5stros del Territorio; es
hombre muy elocuente y do oaractar in.
tachable.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

Hsbando DO nuestro candidate para
delegado dios Ell Clayton Enterprisei
Fino, o5rtes y eduoado, el Sf. LARA
zolo, no Sc ncoes.ta m6s que tratarlo
para qusrerin; 50 hAbiidad es reoonoci.
da eun de sus egntrarios mds decididos.
Con IN honbre asi que personif9a Ia
leRahiad en Ia e'ec,i u, Ia legalidad en-
poiitra y que ent do representa- 10 con
trafio a las practices y medics oorrup
tos del Andrewismo y republieanismo,
el resultsdO de Gu election t0lo sefA
question do ana msyoTiA demooratica.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

Con IN nuevo surtido de ioyeria que
acabo de recibir me lego una linea 80.
Isots de Anteojos de larga vista propios
para el campo, con un aloaDce que So
gfadua desde una hasta doce millas
Para los oampistas o. I'm artioulo dc ne.
cssidsA utiliiad. .--Sabiuo Lpian, Jo-
yeTo, Csile dsl Ppsute, ",
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

I'll OoFonel Pfitohard ouand9 hizo su
disjurs0 de- upcsicion contra oil estado 90
srq1eaba hAsta Ia txag irAolon, pero %
evldente que IS delegaeionea hat lau va
oid1 tetir squello do zen Queriendo Ia
Aainohe, aunQue el Monhroa SO haga
ERGO, >" pues echaron por el suelo su sus
ututo dc iItercadenit 8 indigestion de
estsd0 do una mauerA ducinva.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

Ia Mel y el Alquitrsn de Foley oura
Las toses mss rebeldes y expele el res
triado del sistema pues .es ehoazmente
lsxsnte. Esta RarantizRdo. No hay que
admitir otro mas que el que va On el pa
quote amarillo
En- la Botlca de o. q. sehaefer.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

El Register Tribune, de Roswell, tsm.
bleu psri6dioo rapub i3Ano, 90 expretA
All respeoto al ilar Lar azolo;
No tmpJrta Gu pueda 90, 10 exoita
oion do Ia csmphfa politica ripRuna
oriti II 90 podri hAGsr del Hol Ootayia
no A, Iarrazo!o, candidate demdcrAta
para Delegad1 al Oongreso Is un hom-
bre de estudios, nm caballero ouyo pa
triotismo y hAbilidad ostan sGbre to Ia
p0ndeTaCion
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

hi Estancia News," pri6dioo repu
blioano del c0ndado 90 Torrance, sunni.
nistra las siguitntss piidoras Ia gavi-
ia De tu p6rtido 90 el oondAdo predioho.
In question de Il NJ, les repubicA-
noe del CondAdo de Torrance prestAran
80 copsBntimiento para ser gobernados
por una "gByiIla' defen ieran sus dere
ohos para gob3rnlrse do per 81 iqueda por
verse. La oGnyeno.on del Lunes no fue
otra cosa siuo una tarsa por 10 gus toca
A la expression dc Ia yoluntAd popular
80 rtpJfta que por 10 menos un preCiu.
to 10 man1o 1eiegadga pDr tener el pue-
bio 10 o5ft,z "a DO gus Ia gsvitla los piso
tsAIit y no quisieron ponorse en- aotltud
do ser obiato de burla EN- esto no DO
demos oJnyenir con ellos porque es pre-.
terrible luchtr hasta morir cuando 81
tratI do uu prlncitio juzto y dc hbJr
tad I'll dia 10 esta lejauo ousndo el
gobierno DO Torrance, sea uBo "dsl pue,
bio, p0r q pueblo para el pueblo"
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13
roDos LOS FoNDoS RoBADos 6PREsrADos

roDos LOS FoNDoS RoBADos 6PREsTADos,
DICEN LOS oFfCTALEs.
Pittsburg Pa, Oct. 29.-El "P ST
dira mAfiaDa;
"Si "a ia centavo del amsamiento de
I'M oiento por cianto hsoho contra 81 oa
pitsl del Enterprise National Bank" ps
psgsdc, los deplitaiios no r birsn
srribs de l0%. Tai "a la opinion dc los
ofsiRles d g0bi ruo en Washington.
d donde hsn msndado sus informes to-
dos los expertas que estsn aquf traba
jando en- Ia ocndicion del btnoo.
Sc han dsssrrollsdo hschos a'srma n.
tes en- ouanto al extento del deufaloo.
Los oa"iales del departaucnto 70 calid.
can ecWo 81 peeE d,sfale0 que bpy ~
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

I'll Alan gordo Advertiser, del couta
do de Otero SO eEpre o asi d,l senior La
rrazolo:
Ann los enem'g gos poiiticos do LARA
colo y la prensa oontraria, confissAn que
el Candidate dem6orata es un oaballero
de honor 8 inteRridad Es un hombre
de oonducta limpia y dc hAbiIidad POGO
comuI; una honra para su raza
III yotants tiene IN perfeoto, derecho
para sabar la vida publioa dc IN candi.
dato para examinRr le priysda y 81 su
rept ta0ion reaulta como ia Dc Tin ctuda
dauo moral & inteRro en- tai oaso 10 debs
oonsiderRr digno dc su oorfanza para
oeupar m puesto.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13
A Los NEGOCIANTEs EN- LICORE,
AL POR MAYOR.

Nosotros podemos spplir ustsdes oF
liccres mejcres y mas adsptsb'es pars
su trsto. Garantizsmos los mejores va
lores EfcribaDncs dici, Il 30 de que pre-
cics los detC6n tenderness gusto en-
naandarles muestras gratis. Pueden es
oribirnos en- EspAnol 81 10 dese6n. Po.
demos ofreosr como References & muohos
marohantes bicn satis!echcs que hay en-
an estado 8 terrltorio Dirijsuss
B. S. FLERsHEM NERO, Co
4i9 Delaware, ST. Ksusss CITY, Mo
LvcIAS0 EcsENwALD, G9lense Sis IT,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

WIll Pslphrey, regres6 d. Tulafoss,
,el Vlernes ca Ia mahana. Enaqael lugar
'estuvo prfs'It on nm meeting demo
orata en- Il que habl6 II Sr Lsrrazolo, y
que SO yeria el Ju yes on Ia tarde. Di
% que dlcho mfeting ettuyo muy con
ourrido 2 que hubo mucho eutunHsmo.
III can iidato para Delegate diiouu bre.
ve discursl en- IoR Is y en Ru,da otro
en- Espt FOL que iu6 iuterrumpido yhrias
veoes por los Apleusos repatdCs, que
tien merocin Il bri liant ptezs oratorio
pronunciada,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13
AvIso A LOS PARROQUIANOS
DEL ALUBRADO ELEOTkICO.

Comepz1ndo este mes, conoederemos
un descuento de oinco pr ciebto tp
cuentas por alumbra 10 eleot,ioo ii sen
pagsdss en- nuestra of JiUa en- 8 tes
del dia de csds IN mss.
l0B4s. Las Vegas RI, e. P.weT Co
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

III FsTol, semapario esp6nol que We 10
laz ti1lica en- OsJ ian, onndado de
Lincoln, habls Asi dc Ia oandidatura del
aefior Lsrrazolo
Loa demccrstss, on an conyenoion veri
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

Los republicauos dol Condado dc San
Jnan en- "a reciente convention, 80 Gu.
b'eyaron G mira el regimen dc pendle-
ton, el que hg3 o1aaa" durau'e Ia le
gisisturs pas da o9m1 president, do Ia
con- ilou de h'clendR DO Ia oAmars a
quien 81 g5ternadOr HlR9rmsn 40 .bA de
deso1lar p9r 90 maia oonducta { fl ial.
Ia yictorit dol epmento deoeute dtl
psrlilo paDiioano en- San Juan fac de-
cisiye, y OF manipuladQr de iondo5 pu
blicos tendfa que hAoerla api6 en- 10 su-
oesivo ST no fuera por el hecho que
tras de esa bueua accion los rcpublioa
nos del condafo de San Juan, oometie.
ron la pesima aooion de enoomiar 4
Bursum, que en- asuntos de prestldiRita.
oion le puede dRr leooio1el a Pendletou,
ellos habrian estado intitulados q la mis-
exteusA apTebacion.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1906-10-13

Los Dam6oratas del Condado de Las
Animas, Colorado, han puesto on candi
dsturA la siguients msgniaca boleta,
que esptramos tange el sopotte undo
dol pueblo dc esa condado; EsoFIbano
do C0ndado. j u. Vigil; AlguaoN Ma.
yor, Chas 5. Wood TesoFero, J, Q.
Clulson Ases1r, Teodoro Ahayal Agri.
mansor, w II Hen le'spni spparipseu'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
DATTo BRYAN sTIRs EN- UP.
Chinese Didn't Like One of His
Speeches.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 12.- Samuel
Glasgow, manager of milling company
Of Spokane and Seattle, yesterday said
that he Ind received from VIM. BURT,
Chinese representative OF the company,
newspapers and letters which say that
the Chinese Interpretation OF speech
made by VIM. J. Bryan before Chinese
merchants OF dinner given by them in
his honor has been used by Chinese agi-
iators to stir up renewed antipathy to
American products.
Previously TO this speech by Mr..
BRYAN, the letters say, al meeting
hell by about so commercial representa-
tiyes and delegates from the various
Chinese guilds Of Shanghai, Canton and
Hong Kong, the delegates had agreed on
~ proposed notifications OF the Am
erican Chinese exclusion law. The Am
erican representatives agreed to have
their houses urge these on Congress, and
the Chinese agreed Immediately to call
off the boycott. Then, according TO
Hong Kong papers, MFR. Bryan was en-
tcrtained by the Chinese merchants at
a dinner and made speech.
One of the Chinese merchants at the
dinner reported the proceedings TO Chi
nesc newspapers. He quoted Mr.. Bryan
as declaring that the labor party was so
strong in the United States that Chinese
workmen, skilled or unskilled, would
never be permitted to enter, and as
drawing gloomy picture of what would
happen to American workmen il the Chi
nese were allowed to take away their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
Cause of Death Of Theodore
FredOtte Is a Mystery
HIS BACK WAS BROKEN
Authorities at South Barton Have Taken
Charge Of the Body, But No
Evidences Have Been Found
Of Foul Play.

Barton, Feb. 12.--The body of Theo.
dore Fredotte was found on the plat
form at the Boston g. Maine railroad
station at South Barton, five miles from
here, yesterday, and the authorities who
have taken charge are unable to account
for the death. The man was identified
by means of two tickets, from st. Hya-
cinth, r. O., to Boston, which were found
in his clothing, There is no evidence
of foul play, but the mans back was
broken. A daughter, who resides in
Winchester, Mass, has been notified
1t is possible that Fredotte may have
dropped of the train when it was pass
ing South Barton slowly, and in endeav-
oring to board another train sustained
fatal injuries. The conductor of an early
morning train reports that Fredotte was
passenger on his train and that lie had
with him a young man. Fredotte was
quite advanced in years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
FIRE AT poUGHKEEPsIE.
Causes Much Loss and Great Deal Of
Inconvenience.

Poughkeepsie, n. ", Feb. 12.-The en-
tire plant and equipment Of the Pough-
keepsie City & Wappingers Falls Elec-
tric Railway company was destroyed by
fire Sunday. Poughkeepsie is without
any surface railway accommodations,
20 of the % electric cars Of the company
having been burned. The loss is esti-
mated at s15o,000, on which there is
an insurance of about $4,000.
Several iremen were overcome and
had to be carried from the burning build.
ing. With dozen streams on the wood
en- structure, the main part of the hotel
was saved, as were the adjoining build
inas. One trolley ear had not yet gone
into the car barns and this is the only
car the company has today.
The property and equipment is owned
by the members of the family of the
late James W. Hinl1ley. Steps are to be
taken Immediately to install a new
plant and procure new cars. 1t is be-
iieved that a couple t cars can be
operated on the Main street line in a
day of two with power furnished by tho
Poughkeepsie Light Heat and Power
company. 1t is believed that the three
boilers of the railway company have not
been damaged and can be put into use
again. 1t will take several months to
install new plant and many conductors
and motormen will be thrown out Of
employment.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
EDNA HoEBRooK SMITH.
wife Of Or. D. B. Smith Of Plainfeld
Died This Morning.

Plainfield, Feb. H.. Edna Holbrook
Smith, wife Of Dr. ID. b. Smith, died this
morning at half past three o'clock after
a long and painful illness with cancer.
Mrs. Smith was born In Orange on May
10, 1914. She was married to Dudley
B, Smith ON September "a, 1851, and
her married life was spent in Plainfeli.
Six children were born to them, none
of whom is alive. The deceased leaves
one brother, Theron L. Holbrook of
Palmyra, n. j., and two sisters, Mrs,
Smith Martyr Of Plainfield, and Mrs.
G. f. Clark Of Palmyra, n. j. Mrs.
Smith was highly esteemed woman
and leaves great many friends.
The funeral win be held from the
Congregational church on Wednesday af-
ternoon at 1ao o'clock, and according to
the deceased's request, her nephew, Rev.
Alvin NJ. Smith, viii officiate, assisted
by Rev. r. L. Sheah. The burial win
be in the village cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
TALK OF THE TOWN.

II. A. Maxfeld returned today from
several days visit in Milton.
George Gilmnn Of Clarcmont, N. H.,
is visiting in the city for few days.
Born, on Friday night to Mr. and
Mrs. james Sullivan Of IL Clark street,
a daughter.
Fireman Jerry Carr spent Sunday at
the home Of his mother in Worcester.
His place at the station was supplied BY
Joseph Goodrich
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' aid society Of st. Monica's
church will be held at the convent Tues.
day evening at 1890
LOST. Wrist bng containing $3.50 in
money and pair Of gold dbowed specta.
cles. Finder return TO this office OF ~
Hill street and be rewarded,
Miss Blanche Aroy finished work SIT.
urday as one Of Tho operators in the
central telephone Office and her place
has been taken bS Miss Bessie spooner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
WOMEN OPENED HosTILITIEs.
BY Hurting a Missile at Priest--several
Men Injured.

Chicago, Feb. '2.--An attack by a
crowd Of angry Lithuanians yesterday
en- the residence OF Father Edward
Stcfonwicz, resulted in the probably fa;
tai shooting of John Tammalis and the
injury of a number OF other men. The
assailants were all members of the
church over which Father Stefonwicz
presides. Dissension among the mem
bers Of the congregation over the CON
troll Of church funds eliminated in vio.
lence during the Sunday services. Wo-
men are said to have opened hostilities
by hurling a missile at the priest.
( Pursued by the worshippers the
priest retreated to his residence. There
he YVES hesieged for more than an hour
in spite OF the efforts of squad of po-
licernen to clear the street. The police
men repeatedly charged the attackers
who had armed themselves with clubs
and stones, and succeeded in dispensing
them only by firing into the crowd.
Tammalis was shot in the left groin.
Alex Bargias, another Of the attacking
party, suffered bullet wound in the
head. a score Of other persons were in
jured with flying bricks ana stones.
Fifteen persons were arrested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
MILK DEALERS SCORED
BY HEALTH OFFICER
Who Declares That Montpelier Dealers
Do Not Take Necessary Preeau-
tions for Cleanliness.

Montpelier, Feb. 12.- The annual re.
port of the city health officer shows that
during the year there were 536 cases
of contagious disease in that town, OF
which $50 were measles, thirty scarlet
fever, twelve whooping cough, Eve ~
phoid, four diphtheria and three chicken
pox. The health officers reports that
all the analyses OF water, both city and
spring, which he had mad made, showed
traces of contaminating substances, with
the exception Of one sample taken at
Berlin pond on May 12. He declares
that the three years work of watch
man at the City source has been a val.
liable means for the purity of the water.
Besides removing various substances
from the water. the watchman has warn.
ed twelve bathers in the pond.
Concerning the milk supply, the report
says that while the milk is all Of the
standard grade, the sellers do not take
necessary precautions for cleanliness lie
says he knows Of no dealer who steri-
Lies his milk cans. Also that so far
as he has learned only one herd has been
tested
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
MAYOR HOME AGAIN
AND SIGNING WARRANTS
Returned Yesterday from Bermuda ISL
ands After severel Weeks Alb
sence--He Is In Pretty
Good Health.


Mayor Barclay, Mrs. Barclay and their
daughter, Oracle, arrived in Barre yester-
day morning from New Yok, and in
spite Of the tedious journey from that
city, were feeling well and happy to be
back in Barre. The mayor is feeling
in excellent spirits and is much benefited
by his trip to the Bermudas, although
some Of the food there was not quite
up to the home product, and his first
call ON reaching home was for dish Of
oatmeal and milk.
Mayor Barclay did not expect to reach
Barre untir today, but on arriving at
New York he received a bunch Of Barre
mail, including copy Of The Times
which told why he had been sent for in
such hurry.
On reading this he concluded to take
the first train for Barre and cut out his
proposed visit to Schenectady.
The mayors first official act this
morning was to sign up the city war
rants and city employees are being made
happy today with their monthly pay.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
TO PRESENT REPORT
TOMORROW MORNING
Commissioners in the Fits Disbarment
Case Were in Montpelier Today Fix
ing Up Some Of the
Minor Details.

Montpelier, Feb. 1e.-A. A. Hall Of
st. Albans and i. II. Powell OF Burling-
ton, two of the commissioners chosen
by the Vermont Supreme court to hear
the charges against Attorney General
Clarke G., Fits Of Brattleboro, are in
town today finishing up some Of the
details Of the report, which they will
make TO the Supreme court tomorrow
morning. J. W. Redmond, the third
commissioner, was called to his home
in Newport on business.
The commissioners completed the hear
ing of testimony at Brattleboro on SAT-
urday, at which time Fred w. Putnam,
John j. Eckles and NJ. I. Reed, who had
signed the petition again Mr.. Fits, were
called and asked what they had to say
in support Of the charges made. Mr..
Eckles had seen some correspondence be-
tween Glenn Bailey and 0ttenger COM
pany, and s, a. Smith & Co., and had
heard from Mr. Prescott his story Of the
Bartlett Prescott case, and had examined
some papers which Mr.. Prescott had
told him and what the papers which
Mr., Prescott had shown him disclosed.
Mr.. Reed based his opinions of the
matter upon the fact that he had known
Mr.. Prescott for a number OF years, and
believed him TO be an honest man, and
that before the Bartlett suit he was
worth some property, which ais result
of the suit he has lost, and knowing
Mr.. Fits ability as an attorney, he
thought something must be wrong or
Mr.. Prescott would have won The case.
In regard to the allegation that George
z. Richards received protection from
prosecution, the defense was able to
show conelusiyely by 4. w. Schwenk
and G. II. and G, r. Thompson that the
$3.50 check which the prosecution had
brought into the case had been paid in
full, as stated jn the answer OF Mr.. Fits,
ard that this matter had also once been
adiudicatod by a competent tribunal.
John Calvin and others who were on the
board Of bailifIs for the village Of Brat
tleboro testified that they employed Mr..
Fits for the village to prosecute Mr..
Richards for illegal selling Of liquor, and
that Mr. Fits performed his work fear
lessly and successfully and to their en-.
tire satisfaction. Judge Frank Worden
Of the WiudhRm county court was call-
ed, and testified to Nh, Fits character
and reputation as an attorney generally.
and especially TO his conduct OF the de-
fense Of the Bartlett ease, which he
thought WAS conducted with more than
ordinary Nigilance on the part of the
defense, aud at the time he Thought ii
Mr. Fits erred al all IL was in being
oyerzcalous fer his client.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
Directors OF Intercity Ball
Team Organize
/. H. GREENE, PRESIDENT
Decided to Quarter Team in Barre the
Coming Summer-Recommenda-
tions for the Northern
League.

The directors Of the Intercity Athlet-
ic association have organized for the
base ball season Of 1906 by the elec-
tion Of Lester IT. Greene OF Montpelier
as president, Frank NJ. Brown of Barre
al vice president, ID. 7. Donnelly ofMont-
pelier as clerk. President Greene stated
that his business would neeessitate his
being away dnring part Of July, but
the directors would not hear to his re.
fusing the Office Of president, which he
filed so acceptably last summer. He
will attend the Northern league meeting
in Burlington on Friday OF this week,
and almost all the other directors will
probably attend, also.
The pushing of base ball here viii be
held until the outcome Of the league
meeting is determined. The local di-
rectors think there viii be a league this
summer, but are inclined to wait until
q definite decision Is reached. At the
league meeting the Intercity directors
will advocate joining the national agree
ment if the league is formed, the work
ing OF the agreement having been ex-
planned by Manager Daley of last years
team. They viii also favor admitting
Montreal to the Northern league. OF.
tawa, they consider, is too far away to
be considered.
The directors decided that if Barre aud
Montpelier are represented this GUNNER
the team shall be signed from Barre and
be kept in this city. The Montpelier
members Of the board of directors were
in accord with the idea. The work of
Charles w. Wishart as secretary and
treasurer was so satisfactory last year
that he was again chosen for the same
Offices this year.
The directors are, for Barre, Frank M.
Brown, Donald w. Smith and George
w. German; for Montpelier, Lester II.
Greene, B. D. Bailey and d. I: DON
nelly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-02-12
Gambling Machines Con-
demned In Court Today
RESPONDENTS PAY FINES
A. Fregosi's Bottle Of Liquor Condemned
and He Waived Examination on the
Charge Of Keeping and
Selling. S

There was concert Of @guiltysa in
city court this morning. when four men
charged with keeping gambling machines
came in and paid fines, while the court
ordered the destruction Of the machines.
The charge against them had been chang
ed. In the first place they were AZ
cused under the special "klondyke. en-
actment, but the charge was altered to
that Of allowing people to gamble on
machines In their possession, general
statute. The respondents were A. Diver
81, A. Giaehiro, Wallace Jondro and III.
David.
The Diversi case was set for trial this
morning, but the action Of the respon-
dents changed the plans, The fine in
each case was $40, and the costs were
Ss.31, with the exception Of the Diver.
81 case, in which witnesses had been
summoned to appear. Mr.. Diversi paid
S19.51. Under order Of the court, Chief
Brown will 60 about the task Of de-
stroying the Eve machines this after
noon, About SITS will thus be con
signed to the junk heap. The machines
were seized in raid instituted by
States Attorney jackson a few weeks
ago.