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The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16
Certificate of Clerk as to Introduc-
ton, Reading and Publication Of
Ordinance No. Thirty mine (3O.

~~~S@~
ton, Reading and Publication of
Ordinance No. Thirty-nine (39).
State of Colorado,
County of Prowers, )ss
incorporated Town of HollyD
/, Clerk and Recorder OF the incor-
Prowers and state of Colorado, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true and correct copy
Of Ordinance No. SO, entitled An
Ordinance granting Permission tc
The Colorado and Eastern Telephone
and Telegraph Company, its Success
ors and Assigns, to construct, oper-
ate and maintain its Lines of Tele-
phone and Telegraph, upon, along,
over and under the highways, streets
and alleys OF the town of Holly,
county of Prowers and state of Colo
rado,'' duly passed at regular meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of said
Town, held in the said town on the
5th day of November, A. D. 1906, a
majority of the whole number of said
Board concurring by the following
vote, the yeas and nays being called
and recorded:
Yeas: M. d. Atkin, ]. w. Bryce, ].
B. Harden, Ii. "A. Pettee, VIC. Simp-
son.
Nays: None.
Absent: J. G. Christopher.
further certify that the said or
dinance was introduced and read for
the first time at the regular meeting
of the said Board of Trustees held on
the 18TH day Of October, A. D. 1906;
that notice OF the intent on the part
OF said Company to apply for said or
dinance at the said regular meeting
was published for the period of two
(2) weeks beginning on the 18th day
OF September, A. D. 1906, and ending
on the I2th day of October, A. D.
1906, in The Holly Chieftain,
weekly newspaper Of general
circulation in said county. publish
ed in the Town of Holly, State OF
Colorado, and that such period OF
publication was Immediately prior to
the aforesaid regular meeting and the
introduction and first reading of said
ordinance; that said ordinance was
read for the second time at the regu-
lar meeting OF said Board of Trus-
tees held on the 5th day OF Novem-
Der, A. y. 1906; that said ordinance
was published for period of two (2)
weeks beginning on the 10TH day OF
October, A. D. 1906, and ending on
the and day of November, A. D.
1906, in The Holly Chieftain, a week
ly newspaper OF general circulation in
said county, published in the Town
OF Holly, State of Colorado, and that
such publication was for period Of
not less than two (2) weeks prior to
the aforesaid second reading of said
ordinance; that upon the said sec
ond reading of said ordinance it was
duly passed as hereinabove stated.
In Witness Whereof, l hereunto
afhx my hand and official seal this
9th day OF November, A. D. 1906.
(SeaD N. F. Vidal,
Town Clerk and Recorder.
GFirst published in The Holly Chief
tain November IL, A. ID. 1906.
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Town Officers.

Town Officers.
Mayor. S. XcMurtry.
Clerk-N. +. Vidal.
Treasurer-L. M. Appel.
Trustees-M. d. Akin, J. G. Chris
topher, J. B. Harden, ". L. Simpson,
III. A. Pettse and ]. w. Bryce.
Marshal-E. House.
Police Magistrate-J. w. Wilkin.
School Board.
President-Geo. j. Ikelman.
Secretary-S. N. Garfield.
Trcasurer-W. M. Wiley.
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East Gate Lodge No. II3, A. Il. y
a. NJ. meets hrst and thru Fridays OF
each month. Visiting brethren cor
uially lnyiled to attend. l.. NJ. Nc
Gee, w. M; John L. Murphy, Sec.
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HOLLY Lodge No. IA, l. y. .. +.
meets each w ednesday evening at the
t1olly hail. Visitors are cordially In
vited. w. X. Rockwell, N. e.; w. l..
McP Pherson, Sec.
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Baptist - Sunday school at 10;
preaching at IL each Sunday In DaW-
ley hall; prayer meeting at the pas
tors home every Thursday. Rev.
{. II. Blom, pastor.
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Holly Leaf Camp No. 774z, NJ. w.
A.. meets every hrst and third Satur-
day OF each month. Visiting neigh
bors always welcome. IA. L. Horst,
Con-; J. w. Wright, Clerk.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16

knights OF pythias Lodge No. III,
Holly, meets III the Holly block every
hrst and third Monday night at 8
O'Clock. J. N. Bragg, Z. =. J. w.
Wllkln, h. OF K. ana S.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16

Mizpah Rebekah Lodge No. 81, 1.
o. .. H., meets hrst and third Iues-
days OF each month at Holly hall.
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Holly Chapter, . f. s., meets Sec
ond and fourth FRIDAY nights each
month. Elsie McMurtry, w. NJ;
Bessie T.. Garrison, Sec.
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Baptist.

Services, Sunday in Dawley hall.
Bible school at 10 O'Clock. Preach
ing service at IL O'Clock.
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CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

Methodist Church-Sunday school
at 10 a. M; preaching every other
Sunday morning and evening alter
natey. Rev w. Il. Miller, pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16
Cow Lost or Stolen Reward.

Large blue roam muley COW dis
appeared from W. E. Leeman's place,
section 29-22-43. Phone information
any number on line "a.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16
TINE TABLE.
Going W~l

Going WssA
No.
$50. Calf. Express. 2:I3 am.
5-Colo. Utah Expresa-.. .1I2.0 An.
Mex. and N. calif. ....s $40 Am.
5oo-Local passenger .....sI1.l3 am.
83-Local freight ........d 7.2o Am.
Going Hsst.
No.
Atlantic Express ....f 1747 am
ekas. City Chicago kx.f AL an.
S-Chicago Express ....s I.sop.A.
Io-Mo. River Flyer ....?s I.3o pm.
szo-LocA passenser .....a Cog pm.
S4-Locl freight .......s 3.oJ pm.
All passenger traiass except Nos. k
8 and 10 carey tourist A.d Pullman
saeepers.
Nos. S. and 10 carry chair cars
and Pullman sleepers.
No. 9 carries through Pullmas
sleepers tor st. Lolia va kaAAs
City and Wabash Ry.
Any information concerning trsia
service, tickets, rates. ETC., cheerfully
given. J. H. SNYDER
Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-11-16

Wanted.-Gentleman or lady with
good reference, to travel by rail or
with a rig, for firm of $25o,ooo.oo
capital. Salary $1,o72.oo per year and
expenses; salary paid weekly and ex-
penses advanced. Address, with
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Holly, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Arizonans to Ride
 Cheaper Hereafter

The announcement is made in the local offices of the Southern Pscific that a general reduction in passeger rates all over the territcry will he made, going int effect on July The new Tate. are AS iullows:
 The Maricopa < Pho'n;x route. 5 cen's, reduction of cent mile and s change in the fare from B 10 to si 75 between Phoenix and Maric pa.
 Tine Gila Valley, Globe & Northern, cents, a reduction of l cent, making the fare from B ,wie to Globe S6 20 instead of $7.50.
 The fare on the main line of the Sou' hem Pacific IS reduced to cents a mile.
 This reduction place. Arizona Q an equh fopting with nearly all uf tho western states a1i give. d lower rate t"an great many of the states of this section
 The ate of the Burlington in South Oak ia and Wyo ming, where there is more d ne population than here is , cents, and the rate of the C, lp- rado Midland i. 6 c.nrs The Denver .S Rio Grande rate Is cer ts in Colo r,do and 6 cents Tn New Mexico. The Fl Pas X South western rate i- cents
 There are many other roads in the country where the rate Is eg isl 90 or above that of Ar zora and the rates in the e,stern -ta.-s where the popula- ton Is hundreds of th III ands to our tn nnsand- i. 3 cents a mile.
 Eqns.ly pie ,sing news with tn. above Is th- announce nant fr m th.. Santa Fe offices in Pre>c tt of r- ductinn of fares on th !, .uai. Drtsii. of the Latter AT, lacking, hut the cut i- generally supposed to he .s sseepiug as that made by the Southern Pacific It is also likely that the Fl Paso & Southwesie, II W II m, ct the cut.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Douglas Celebration
 To Be Extensive

Douglas, the young Queen of the B ,rdcr. has made her debut among he sistertWd cf first class Ariznna cities and proposSs to cnusummate her majority by A splendid celebration The great Copp.r Camp of B stee is doing the gracious act by her younger sister, practically every town aud community in Cochise county and Northern Snr ora is in line, and the celebration bids fair to be the most rousing Tn the Territory. The events and attractions wil, cover thre- days, the 3rd, 4th snd 5th, and every hour >ill be so!Id meat for the visityr and she lover nf sport.
 The leading feature will be an all 'ou,d drilling contest b,cked hy Il
 .urse of $I 5O0 O0. The original block f G lnnisnn granite will he on th- ground al d this event Nill he worth he cost of visiting D,nglas alone A hsse ball program will be carried through with an ample pursa Steer ty.ng fo"t racing, horse racing, bi- 'yrle racing, and S500 hn-e race ,long with every detail necessary to he success of such an event will be in
 vidrnce.
 Red hot events will be held across
 he line, including an honest bull
 light. This occasion gives one an or-
 ',rtunity to get away rom home a lay. which is always a luxury, no m ,tter how sweet home may be, gives him An opportunity tov;sit th y,ung wonder of Ariz"na, to visit the grrat- est smelter plant on earth, which. with is multitude "f deta Is cpnsti-
 utes an industrial wond. Il .nj, nance to step int' foreign cnun,r, tn its romantic features, fragrant cigars, exquisite drawn work. ravlsh- 'ng music, dainty f.igree and multi
 ude of novel and attractive features. special rates away onsn, and hearty i vitat'on hy Douglas. Ample ac- cpmodations
 Douglas wants to see everybody on that occasion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Mexican Officials
 Visit Tombstone

Colonel Cehal'os, of the Mexican n
 ,rmy, accompanied by a lieutenant
 md an attorney from Magd l-ne, were
 n the ty yest-'d " or business can rected with the Mexican government. The party c,me in on tina mo n ;ng train from Ca1snea and retur d d IT, 'ug the afternoon During tn. ir stay nere they interviewed s number Nexicans who reside at the rear the 'onrt house, but fir wha, purpose we were unabl, to sscert Iir.. IL is re- ported. however, hut it WI. on ru.i- ness connected with the recent labor troubles at Cinsnea and tn tt on. or two of the Mex ems i,h hpiicated are at present in this city. From an .ther source it gas learned th,t the party was here trying to get at the rame. uf some of the rlaglsxders, wao cam, up from CsnaneA at the slime the trouble broke out.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Early Decision in
 Huachuca Case

A decision i- expected in the cas-. oi the City of T mb-tone ,s the Hna ci nca Water Co during rh. rex, few days. Tie case has been pending for sometime and was brought by ,h. city in the wtv o' a1 inj m tim tn prevent the Water Company from talk ing m their pipe lines in thi. city and removing then to Bisbee. Tn matter has finally -ifted ts-lf .wn to the punt as 10 whethar or not t. e fr'ncnise erInfed hy the city conn"ii in ti'e rariy eighties W IS I cmtract or a permit fm term ot 51 years and upon tat point rhe court has been submitted briefs an has taken then, und,'r cp,.s d..rsti.n and s expected to render his decision during Ihs pres- ent weeS.
 Another case has been submitted on briefs and in hich an early d-cision is ~ked for, is ,hat of GottschaIk vs Costello t, gn'te tite Q inning claims m the Turquoise district.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Less Than One half
 Pass Examination

At Phs enix the Territorial Board of School Examiners completed their work of passirg rp"n ih- aPpl cations of {. a, hers ce. e.titieates L's. ihan nall af the applicants throngh'ut the territory p,sss and 1t is presuined the nominations are too eevere.
 There were forty seven applic 'nts
 4 whom forty-one wers wome" and six were men. As reported ty cour- ,'es the number Of applicants in each county. nsrs cti,ely, vas as f''il"ws Apache 9, c"chi.e 8, Graham 4. Marl- ,n a ,, NJ have l. Naval, 6, P.nai ' Pima !. Yavapai 6. There were I' , applicant. ir m Cocvnino, G,la. Sani, Cruz and Yuma .unties
 Three first grade certificates wer' ,ranted as follows: To O. P Greer "i Apache county, De Esra Cook ef G. chise county, W R Rhodes of iirnisu county. Nineteen second grade cerii ] tcates were gr 'nted AS follows: Th Hattie Webb of Cochise county. Ma Ic We lhorn and Susie R Talley nf Ora nam county George Flock of Maricopi county, Jennie Talbot of Mohav' county, caroline NJ. Hughston Blanche Decker. Myrtle F.. Re.cker I
 Cora Griffith, Clara NJ kels-yof P.m' county, A ice Fleming. O vIllah Rusl of Ytvapa' county. Araeds Noble
 Hilda Mineer. Fife Peterson, G'ibert
 D. Greer. Jane Br 'wn, Mary Wilkins
 Lyman NJ Ov,r rson of Apache coun
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Huachuca Mountain
 Forest Reserve

The first of July the H ach, c, Forest Reserve N Il te established, rm. tracing the Huschuca, Csui le and Pstsgon mounta ms. The reserve VI II contain 345, ,U00 acres of the fine-t timher land in sruthern Arizona. The pres rvstion "i this forest w,ll serve lag" ly to msintiin an even rainfall over the southern part of the territory and VII reserve to the people ol the future state a m ct valuable timber land irsct It will .srsllel the San Rafael Wiley and iegin on the utl ern b rder at Ma 0.
 ArIzona Is to he congratulate or the preservation of her forests from the greedy hands lumher dealers The worth "i these reserves to the fu tnre prosperity of the country is incal culablf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Fast Ocean Steamer

An inventor has designed a ship, "i rather he has applI a system "r electrical propulsion to his is,v-ntioI witch he heiIeve. wiii CT, s- the Atlan tic m thr~e days Wne' her It will be {, sue ~e>r Or mt remains ro be seen I'm -ucc- ni H,stetteI's StOn acIi R,tteis as a family med c'ne has been tirml' established fnr uveI 5i years. so thai aben y1u lake 1t ynn c,n rest a-sureu 'hnt ir k the hest that science can pro dnce lr Is A sprciiic remedy f.r ynuI appetite, 'nsnnrn'a; sick ur hervnu. head 'che, hleaching, hlnaiirg, heart burn, fl .tnlency. .dy-pepsa, IT dieestiu, eostiv-ness, female ills, or mala,i Sever and arue Therefore we urge. .ui rn lry a bottl. of Hnstetier' Stu,uac' tt. rs at on". Good health will l.. ynnr sure reward. The genuine h,. "ir Private Stamp over tle neck oi the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
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 -Fayorite Pre- cription." too. is the only medicine for women. all the ingredients of which have the unqualified endorse ment of the lending medical writer> of the several schools of practice. recomnend- ing them for the cure of the diseases Tor which the Prescription is advised. Write to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. Y.. for free booklet. and read the numer- ous extracts from standard medical au- thorifies prdising the several ingredients of which Dr. Pierce's medicines are made. and don't forget that no other medicines put up for sale through druggists for do- nestle ii>e can show any such Dr,,fesstOI,'u cn iorsemeht This. Of itself. is of Tar more weight and importance than any amount of so-ca. led "tcstimon aisD SC conspicuously ianEted before the public, in favor of the alcoholic compounds.
 The -Favorite Pre- criptiDn- cures all wo,nan's peculiar weaknesses and de- rangements thus banishing the periodical headaches bacisaches. bearing-down dis tres; tenderness and dragging down sen sst.ons in lower abdomen. accompanied by weakening and disszreea bie catarrhal, pelvic drains and kindret symptom>.
 Dr. P.erce and h;s staff Of skilled spe- eialists may be consulted free by address ing as above. All correspondence is treated as sacredly confidential. By con sulting in this way the disagreeable ouestioninos and persona, ,"examinations are avoi ed
 The Peoples Common Senrc Medical Adviser contains some very interesting and valuable chapters on the diseases peculiar to women, It contains over one fhousand pages It Is sent pot paid. Ol receipt of sufficient in one cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only. or ei cents for 2 copy in flexible pa Der covers. or 3i cen.s for cio.h-bound copy. Address Dr. F. V. Pierce as above.
 pr. Pierce's Pellets regulate and invie. crate stomach. liver and bowels. One s Laxative. two or three cathartio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Arizona Jack
 Rabbits in Terror

There IS terror in the hearts of the bu~ny rabbits along the lie of ,h, Southern Pacific in Arizona, between Tucson and Yu N. according to rais- road men ~hu travel on that division. In" cause of the terror is A serious one indeeJ, for many of the faireat long .ared bucks shd the gentle, sie. k dor are m ing horribl. death due t . the fact that the Southern Paciti recen'ly iegan to use ectr;c head lights on it's engines on the Tue son Yuma division.
 This portion of Arizona between Tucson and Yums is the hone oi thousands of rabb ts. They live along the track and |. ed largely of of the cd that is thrown from the windows of the car ny passengers. The rabbits play up and 'wn the track day anu night like little children, and when the oil headlights were in use and trains came along the rabbits would scsmper from the track to their holes in the ground until the train vent by.
 But with the new electric light in use, all this Is change l, and the liti e rabbits are meeting death by the score When trains come along st n aht. th great glare of the eiectric light hlinds the syes of the little animals, and in- stead of running from the track. they sit. stone blind, overcome with fear while the great specd ng engine nov: them tu death.
 "We can tell iy the Say the wheel. grind that we've struck the harmless little things said Nh engine, r. "bnt We know it can't he helped. Elrc' TIC head Ights have come on the division to stay, and I guess the rabbits vii have to go"
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
TUESDAY JUNE lZ

The case oi the Territory vs A ! B"s -li vas re.nm, this m"rn ng hen court c, bveued, and the firr, " tness to he put upon the stand W. { he def, Bdant, ~hn co ud' d tine tes. t,mony Of tie ca,e. Bosvcii told m few words tie circumstance. that
 ed up to the killing, showing that he nc ed in self de..n.F, which was sub. staDtiat, d bv ,ther testimony At. [. rueys Same. and Ed Flann:gan sp peared for the prosecution. while At- torney Cunningham acted for tbe de. fense. The jury was out hut l5 mn uics, bringing in verdict of mot guilty" The finding m-t with tie approval of those who had the tes,i- mony.
 Mrs. McMsnus, drfanlting witness in the case. was fin, d $55.
 orAEl CASES AHEAD.
 With the comp etIon of The trial of the Bcs~e.l murder case most of the felony cases of the present term of the district court have been dirp d m. There are still on the c. Ter uar thr e csses that have been continued ov r frf m the last term of the district court. They are the cases of w. c. Archer, charged with assault ~ith in- tent to commit mnrd-r nn the per-on of Ben Williams At Dragon Summit several yrars Sgo The case sga,nst x. B. Howerton, of DougI rs, charged witt as-anlt with $ deadly wrap n, and the case of the Territory ys Man uei Enreq"ires, chsrged with a-sauir with intent 10 commit rape The lat ter case was set for trial on today, hut neither the wifne.es for the pu's.cu- tion nor the defendant were T. eseut, ss that the matter had to go over until snch time ss the de:t tndan, could get here from Douglas. being released on his own recsgnizance at the last term of the district court From A letter re riv-d from h'm ny h's attor. ney he seems to t..ink it not neces- ssry to return without the couniy paving his fare, stating that he i- crippled and unable to walk The Archer ca-e IS set for trial on [ he 18th, as is slso the Howe.ton case
 A number oi mislem-anor appeal easse are set for trial in he morning, while the trial of a nnm CT "i civil jury c,-e- all be begun the later part of the week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
From Wednesdays Daily.

J. A. Riggs, of Wico; t'e ~"'. known eattleman was Tnmbst ne visitor today on a short b isi rs. trir. He stsies ram is badly needed m his sec; ion.
 Mrs Quinn Hsmpsten d dau :h. ter, Ms Jo' n Twoomry retuantd to Bisbee yesterday afier br.ei vislt with 1"mbstone friends.
 George Hedges, of Douglas, who nss cen serving as triai juror for lhe past several weeks. returned to his .nine in D, uglas this afternoon.
 Pres dent E. B. Gage and supt. ". z. Staunton of the Tombstone Con. .nli at d company are expected home -hnrtly from an extend.d trip to the east where thev have been on business connected with the company.
 Edward Garrett and Hugh Corbstt xpect to leave in a lew d ", fer Yav- ,pai county, in the vicinity of Pres .ort where they expect to remain for .nme time.
 Miss Rider daughter of Srpt R'der pi the Pittshurg 4 Arz ma Co. n.ar harlestoD, returned to her home esterday, after short vIsit here with fr,. nds.
 W. R Ezell, who has heen serviI z as trial juror for a number of eeks, cit t,day Tor Douglas, from wh' r,, ha xp' cts to leave in few days for i"u;h Anerica whore he has accepted position with d mining 'npany, ', h ell company has recently .ent 8 ,imher If employee d, VII from D ug ,s during the past few mol ths.
 The news of the suicide of Alex Nittgat Bishee ,esterday was recriv- d with profound regret hy ir rnds of he family in Tombstone. N" cause assigned for the rash deed
 L A. .'m,th, rmerly of lis c,ty Nho has been in isiee fora nuniher ,f m, nth-. had t. 2 misi ,rtune a few day since To accid. ntaIly let heavy piece of pie drop on hi- loot, which njur, one his toes to the extent that It Nas found necessary to amlu. tate it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Attempt to " Shake
 Down. a Banker

That the days of Dick !urpin and Ratti-snake JIm are not ent rely or the past, is evidenced ty an episode that cured in Tempe last week Neils Peterson, a wealthy farmer and banker of Tempe. received the follow ing letter from some anonymous fiend {:
 "Tempe-
 "Neils Peterson, on the night of - you will place 5000 Tn an en velope and put It at the foot of the big cottonwood tree on South Mill avenue, near a mail box When you have put the money there tie white cloth on the wire fence near by. You have made your mnney out of the working men and you won't miss this II you fail it is done at your own p ril."
 There was no name signed to the threatening letter Banker Kinys- hury pl ,ced the letter and matter in the hands of Sheriff Walk.r, who [. ok prompt measures to guaid the prem i.es.
 The money wa put in the place named, the white ciGth WAS tied ., n the wire ience, and 6 stalwsr officisi WAS watching near y to capture the r"bher on the night in que-ti n. hut his Eer.e failed him and he d.d not put in an appearance.
 The place selected by the fellow was aomrabl. suited for hi. purpose as on'y hsystsck 30U yards from the hig tree ols'rucfed the view. sid any one could he .een spproach ng at c long distance from any diIect.on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-17
Ex-U. 5. Soldiers
 As Sonora Guards

New joh. are looming mp for the heslth,, hardy da'ing ex-sold CTS who have seen aryiee ih Cuba and ih- PhlipI mes. Tiey are wanted for ser vice w.th mimi z c"mpuies h ih. ieg,uhs m ., nora ahr,e the IiquI l diahs pu; aprsaIahce at nm xlect- rd n Is and sreck Ure trains aid SIll drivers.
 line Ia Sultana mine which is om' f the big ours in Sonora has beer on of he seserCst sutferrs and as , rrs It William R. Bas>e,, bus n,s manager, ss SC, ur' d squad "I ex- s"'di' w'in aIe all V urg aid ,h.rsl- ng for scrap with the Yaqnis
 The ex- nli CT will be ns d as |. gn .rd for the o.e md snprly trhin- n m ,king the trips hetw,en Carho an, the La Suliana mine. Tle La Sulta' . company has heen especially unfortm nate as several of i high officers Ner killed hy the Yaq is.
 teex soldiers Nho have h.en en gage d are all used to guerrilla warfar and there is little p:, bahility tha they will he surprised and amhusIn, by the lsquis. Notwithstanding al stories about Yaqri hravrry. it is well know by people O have been il S"n' ra that the iaqnis " Ii flee il terror if they find themselves stout, opposed