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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Havana, Sept. e27.-A protracted
meeting OF the national liberal party
Of which Governor Nuez is the lead
ar adjourned carly'this morning aft
or they decided to take part In the
meeting Of the mnderates this after
noon. Nuoa said today that he did
not believe any settlement would BIO
reachod by the American commits
sonors. lie added that they were
merely caioiing the Cubans. Tho
shipping Of American troops to Cuba,
recording 10 tho governor could on
~ moan Intervention.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Chicago livestock.

Chicago, Sept. 2T,---CatJle receipts
$500. Market steady. Beovcs,
S3.S5d6.9O cows and hcifers, $16O
a $40; stockers and feeders, SECS
@4.5O; Texans, $3.7OYa.4O; west
erncrs, $3.50 500; calves $G.25
as.
Sheep receipts 10000. Market
steady. Sheep, $9.75'@ $50 lambs,
$4,000 7.G0,
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. Sent. 27.--Wheat, Sept
73"c; D"~. 755Sc, Corn, Sept,
47%c; Dec, As ~ Oats, Sept
S41s a SAKE; Dee, 81 Sc.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Buffalo, y. Y, Sept william
r. Hearst, INTERCHANGEABLE for
governor OF the state of New aYorll
was nominatediin the convention in
this city yesterday as the Democratic
candidate ,for the same office. At
iorney Jerome and Ais forces, strong
as they were. proved smallI barrier
IN the path Of Hearst supporters.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
nARKET REPORTS.

Kansas city Stock Yards Sept. %.
Cattle run today is 21OO0 head,
including $500 calves, which is three
thousand In excess fthe morning.
estimate. Cows aud heifcrs are
steady to strong, also calves, beer
steers and stockers and feeders weak
to lOc lower. Yesterdays market
closed at the low point, IN some cases
10 to IS cents below yesterday morn
ing and statesmen claim a decline on
medium class feeders and on stock
crs Of 20 to 80 cents from the first
of last week Panhandle stockers
sold at 81 TO $S,lO today COWS 81
to S2.10, heifors $2.75, $50 to 2o3-
ID calves at 1915, light calves $3.50,
New Mexico COWS and heifers S2.35
to $2.GJ, bulls Sg.O5 and SECS,
stockers s2.S5. There was a fairly
good representation from the Pan
handle and Kew Mexico, but few
from Colorado and the West Flcshy
feeders have not declined as much as
the medium grades, buyers from tho
country frequently outbidding killers
on this class.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Buffalo, Sept 2e.--After a siren
nous day and a night Of preliminary
politics, the New York state Demo
rratic convention comes to its crucial
session today with all the indications
pointing q the nomination O. VII
liam Randolph Hearst for governor,
District Attorney Jerome and for
mex mayor Osborne o. Auburn both
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
TRIP TO HOLY LAND
Unusual Privilege Accorded Men ON
Account of Arduous Duty

Washington, D. c. Sept. 27.-or-
ers have been received here by the
navy department for the refrigerator
ship. Glacier, now on route from Sncz
to Port Said TO proceed to Jopha. This
gives the crew an opportunity to
visit the holy land. This is a some-
what unusual privilege accorded the
men on account of their arduous eX-
Frricnco in conducting tho dry-dock
Dewey to the Philippines.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
AFFAIRS IN CUBA YET UNSETTLED

Patrick II. Mccarren at Buffalosl"I
am absolutely disguised with the
dckerlng TO defeat william r,
Hearst aud absolutely refuse to per-
NIT my name TO be placed before
the convention
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Buffalo, Sept, 26.--At 1880 this
afternoon the committee on contest
ed seats Of the Democratic state corr
vention had sin seven contested cas-
os before II for argument and the
indications were that when. the con-
yention assembled at 2:3O It would
he only to adjourn agaih till this
evening probably at . D. m.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Buffalo, Sept. 26.--Jeromeg saysI
n tho Republicans nominate a de
cent man for governor he will goI
on the stump and plead for'the de,
feat of Hearst
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
New York Stocks.

New York, Sept. f27.--Atchison,
tO5s; pfd., l.oIB; New York Cen
trial, 1.40; Pennsylvania, 1.40%;
southern Pacific, .96&; Union Pacif-
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Chicago Provision Market.

Chicago, Sept, 27,-Pork, Sept
$3.50; Jan, $1S.S2h. Lard, Sept,
$S.S0@S.S7A; Oct. $S.S2h a $50,
Ribs, Sept, $S,S5; octo $S.321s.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

lie, 1889; prd, 90; amalgamalcd
copper, III; steel ~; pfdo 1O6
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Havana, Sept 27--Brigadier Gen
eral Funston arrived here today on
tho steamer Oliyette He refused to
discuss his mission or the prospects
Of American Intervention. The gen
eral who was greeted by the secre-
tary of the American legation. will
remain on board the steamer Until
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

New York, Sept. a.. William r.
Hearst had nothing TO say today con-
corning his nomination by the DEM
ocrutic convention yesterday.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

Havana, Sept. q Should the
landing Of American forces be re-
CURED Secretary Taft has decided to
take over tAesgoyernmont instantly.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
ST. Louis Wool.

st. Louis, Sept. 27.-Wool steady
unchanged.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

The Friend Was Mrs. Heviwaito
pleased with her portrait?
The Artist oh yes. managed 70
make her resemble what she thinks she
used 10 look like. Bscpklyu Life.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
81. Louis spcItcr.

ST. Louis, Sept. 27.-Spelter stea-
dy, $6.121A.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

New York, Sept. 26,-The Mail
prints Inc following telegram from
Justice w. J. Gayncr 70 state Senator
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Wanted Miscellaneous,

WANTED Clean cotton rags at the
Herald office. b2u
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
For Sale Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE Clean newspapers foyI
sale at Herald office.
FOR SALE-one, two and one-halr
horsepower gasoline engine; also
4 variety of farm tools; will trade for
stock. either cattle or hogs.--A II
Webster, city Meat Market. SGT
SHEEP FOR SALE-lO5O good
breeding ewes, pound shoarors; 500
spring lambs. and some good bucks
with them Apply to
Root & IIarminson
33H. Real Estnte Mon.
FOR SALE.-Car dry fat mares, 4
to years Old 10 hands high
weight 1000; also 10 head gcldings,
samc size and weight six Of them
broken. For Information inquire Of
10. f. True, 1913 Pierce street, p, o.
box 1Gl. 1l-lmo
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28

FOR SALE Clean newspapers for
sale at Herald office.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-28
Railroad Time Table.
TT. Worth 6 Denver City.

We Wednesday, Sept. az. Trains mum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
A. Hpn hapf. uehton ear line. fiKht
ON fake washington
Only - minutes ride
TnEIH HAfrrn

THEEH a HMfTH
ffums Buyers Place
9 20 fza cash. fine new B=faafa house.
furnace heat. lot 4eNtW. second hit
8 On fH9 cash. sstra swell paved
section ftsutan It'll. 9 rooms
= % 10 cash new modern t=faa'u
house Big fine lot. Eastiake Ave
l2HiQ ia aAah. elegant hsraHW maas
sfa cottage. on Madroua Iflll
o. 10 fifu cash modern. 8 rooms
elaas iH. corner tot. street improve
mantH paid
q ct Modern cottage. on rast Union
street
9. 10 nd9 eash. modern. near Aaai.
son.
IOTa
We positively have The cheapest tafs
for the money on the MadrauA car
line Come 20 us for homes This
tn cur business.
O so tlta cash. sc monthly. for fire
REV t-fuafh modern cottage On Queen
Anne ttiil neat eAra. fine Fisu =
O. 80 g 90 cash. large Groom house
on large lot wffh fire view an
Queen Anne Iiiu. lot ussfig worth
ths pfles
- corasr lot. @tin. near East
$40 Ihslas let. same location. dry
TnEEN a SMITH
Walker Bldg
Main feass lad IL Nl IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

c. N. Iebussrtt. cigar s,sr., sis
Second avenue.
Quaker ptua stere. ioia First sv'
enae.
p. n. Mullen, asi Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont orsu Co. Ewing street
ard Prevent avenue.
Thes. Harris. at festettiss, Hen
ten.
itse aAstlaks. Eastiaks Drug CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Acreage tor Sale. z
PETIT a BON
AcHnAtlIf. ATsL TRACTS.
nAHgttEh
HaAp ON tNTnHuHnAR can
LINZ
aeses riaht On ear line land lies about
feet ahaNa tracts adIatnlnE prop
eftY uuw nslttna for double the price
81 thls piece 81 20 lH extremely
cheap and sonehndf viii make some
We also have land nearly cleared.
ahaat a halt miia farther uut IT 80
10 Iaia pes acre.
nnAI ALDER Ho1-foA snAft
LAKE WARRINGTON
We have o acres u the bass bottom
land IA this vicinity aud efth timber
enough TO help pay for clearing
NEAR COLUMBIA cry.
Halt acre tracts only 8 blocks fram
car line. graded schools. etc Kund
saiii fine view fsna each.
10 ACRES MEAN osnntns
! aefsk cleared aaud black loan. 2
room house aud suihuiidinHa q 10
% ACRES snAH Aununs.
sfaan house large harm new bearing
orchard Kood hop land. bas
- ACnEa REAn AUBURN.
deed hottam land houses harm. or
ehsfd and email fruit lisat land
In valley. Hso
PETIT 4 SON.
80 eoimau lids
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

g. - Hsautffai esFeam cottage. excel
lsuf teea4tun. Hnlendid view al ifus
prov nnAsnts In ard bAid block north
~ rsslef. len Ave. terms
q "a q room sunaefn house. LET ssaiaes
steam heat electricity nnd Eas. slss
saat xtss beautiful. well construct.
81 ard HHN terms
a. aa@ Nice rev aua modern Groom
cottage on Capitol fifH. ripsd fer
farmare. Euaa view lHt saKiaa run
ntaN 70 = - feet street In fNaTs co
aasHt walks n aud paid. tssfus. -
cash. balance TO suit
81 80 snst.t manufacturing stte en-
railroad Hpt4f south Seattle. aatcsns
tus steel f1ee mandatory
STEWART A STEWART.
o. uataa kioak. "a FIRST Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Fof iseaj @f~s houses. I ana i feems
orchard lks 18th Ave. Main fuaA
Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

fNF heHi 8 a PEE meath. plane. ups
ttHhh q netmaHeht fellahie party.
thpne lied hnA 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10
Walker uiIE
Main Gess faa Il tAt

I.ats tssaizf feet ts7s. an sasY monthly
payments city water el8ss g car
IT, heart ~ city. view surprisingly
grand Take Queen Anne car 70 10
tn Ave-. West
II. a. YOUNG 4 aos. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY
The lest Buys Ia the West ARE Il A.
Found IL Our
CENTURY ADDITIONS
Cleared lots aH side ntfsefs vim Al.
lsrH. only to q four Llocks frsss
Fhgui and car on Easy lnhnfkIs
payments. tln tHa t8e Wsfsf ~
be piPHd - every lot, msFatfisaFf
marine NisN. Il LOTS a1f.D ~
ONE DAY better make y6ar sssse.
N1H nqH there Noht bs anY "a
On April !
CENTURY REALTY co. +.
Suite 1915 Alaska ns1x.
House. nearly nsn. pisesersa. { gocm.
hafh pantry eiessts. water ,r.s.ts
en- car liHa street tfnpfovs1nsrss.
O -. tag foNn. IS per nsonfh, -
Young 4 reu. i Starr RoTt Blxk
first Ave "a
Five lets fer 81 each. 9 down. :
fnanth. n seotl fho1sa keY6
Il A sqs II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10


N can SHOPS rotux IN On e u
fIgiimau's Meadow GArdsna ssnpteYs
Ia s ss,a.hss p.rs. ,s.e,s 49, essr 'ss
feet iuuN. eniF 81 Ga terms q o y
psf rssuush Twsntf snies 1nsn 90 the
grounds Until Sold est. also need ssVs
sfai mafe men 81 Sod wages viii
r.ss s1 as- nsn tenn sar = pa~a i1.sa
hstdge 81 eait 81 fstlimaass offices
IN Times blnek st once II
HEAtTTFrL.
COTTAGE
At A BARGAIN
t-Foefu strictly mpaefm cottage rerens
ton hall pass paHtfN. plenty 81
closets ntes bath rnafn and tarEN
staFe raafa. part basement, nsas u
tafsa sKaies. n faei. CON sssss ID
every wMss snHnna afa Nlae elnA.
lleht ans yell arranged. al street
improvements tasass view = LAKE
Washington hau block ffom cat
Iins. uflrr 8 &C.. easy terms
Il D. anH a GO.
a1sss Alaska nsaE.
Phones 10
BALLARD PROPERTY.
Easy Payments
4-taam house. nse. one lot see. -
Down 81 per month.
{ raars hanhe rzn. sFafsd street. s.
down. 90 per mouth.
ssfaNfu husase. sew building tft&. -
eaNna &c per month
e-rnam house. en- corner. 9 ax. tee
down. - PR fneHth
Groom house. 6 ase. on corner lot. taoe
dewa. 81 psr month
NEMtIANKN REALTY CO.
- Oriental Heck
MAtn gt3 -
-a=ss--==s===as=
MrsT sETI.
8 saaait seres god land AL e'Aahed
acres al under cultivation. 10
fruit tHeHs small ffultH ard bsrfieH
HaHa hzFuesu hause. haras chicken
houses and yards. walkinE distance
81 car facing "a county rad terms
CHARLES = AbAMa
aa ceiaau niaE
LOOK
A a.roesa house. with Z large naruheK
city water ard hath 4 nice lota ali
cleared and plenty - email fruit
biaek from car line. price g. -. t1a
cash. So l. II HeslY. 30 cpimsn
Iian
per sale-in ballard. q &c prettF
little tsruom cottage - Times ~
Apply 70 owner lie
FITZGERALD & MELVILLE.
Real Estate "a Lumber Exchange
Rsn.racfn house. nearly furnished
fneteru ta1fzA near car lines
Price flao. inquire 40 New York
Block Ia
FOR RENT
& per month Ter cottage with : nice
large tsnma with good yard
CHARLES - ADAMS.
10 Ceiman bldg
8 to For a small house ana lot ~
100 en- stth Ave. near feataf car
line anad View terms
tEsi@Iraf n lot tQxt}a. on siHt Ave car
passes the place good view.
WfNsiffr HN0s.
Hunm so Gulmau HidE.
A SNAP.
q no anreH fine level land. half
mile from ear sidewalk. ali Eianhsa.
partly cleared small house. chicken
house and Yards trffus.
CHARLES =. Nifktds.
- gaiWan fsFNNs
A nAnGAtN
s. se0@k new t-room voltage. modern,
! block from car. University Add See
owner Terms
IL. z stelniHgef. 90 Brooklyn Az. Ii
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- ACRES aEAn AUBURN
deed bottam lana : houses harm. or
ehsrd and email fruit Heat land
In valley. 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

Don't psg 20 Tor a.fe., l.,
the Seattle Electric ralapsass. - -
CT shops sud hsfuE Nhsn ys,s 80
by q haif=aefe tract just aeras. ~, ~
an eHHE terms ~
When The new plant is IN ous,.,...
about ~ men Nlii be sueless - sst&
All CLEARED and improved fiss -.
No boom price On this. ~ ns -. ~
owner under contract O. ssii h.tess
the Seattle Electric Company 10y
iils IqHA II your profit +~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

90 ACRES SnAH AUBURN
8 room hunsn. large harm new bsafiuE
orchard sued hop lauf. tie
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These eli asiiYerahie Terms % be ar
ranged Lake Union frontage rapid
- autna iuta strong hands and val
ueu CERTAINLY ONWARD.
CHARLES hoMnna COMPANY.
.oi.a Alaska uldK
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10 ACRES anAH 0.HntHk
4 acres cleared sued black loan.
faam house aud uulhuildIuHa 81 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-10

MAN COLOMBIA CITY"
Half acre tracts only & blocks fram
ear tine NfAdsd schools ETC. Kuad
aalii fine NteNi $50 each.
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O. n WILLIAMS
SASH AND DOOR nARaAIsa

l have enlN ere price
neafs are higher. bat | am atm sell
ms AZ the same price
Creas panel aoaes. fof ell finiah us
per deer
Cruss panel dooFs for painting MS
per deer.
Window frames. far weights. q. "a
Window frames. plain 20
I ssii % any ehs aud have enir ees
price. Send foe price lists and har
fFwm me At a. low . price as ye1f
nearest dealer can eeasibl4 purchase
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ksessas for sale.
PIT rtf a hon.
AcuEAtlH. Af-sL TRACTS.
ltANgttEn

sNAr ON igThnuRnAH can
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-23
#ea1ffer.

Gauner (oer Dor BEN o~fftnburtn
0sssfpru4e ftbt): .Qeute bauert abr
BE nerbdnbluns fDieber NAL langs!
ga t5unr man ia 6erneiI fdon nie6sr
mas rngefeIt baben.
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@peka1Luttoss.

.Dez 4uber Rag triest fit bic stDei
Esta, bic Tim Elm Mutler dbg'fobr'n
fad, idbrli4 talfeno Martl-sSa ia
ma lam beut5utas' gar net snlia'
Darn 2db'n!S
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Die fItine Rlora (su
s1esm 4ruher): ~Gu Jag NAL. iparurn
ftnb benn an ben RaFenfhdltern
INNER ,rir 70 tIetle Genfter offena~-
.Meibt 9u, i'd sIdub' bait. DAP Der
An{grer nint bur9geben fann!"
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ME 4nrnun,,rerr.

3fpei @hufterjungen betrahten bon
ban ddenter ibrer Dahfammer aus
ben b~eitsrnttn 6immsl. .G4uu, Noat,1
idgt Der cine, .rDie nab Die 5fpei Stern'
bort btpndn6er fam, fein'n bufben
utfttr madt oas dus.--Greunoerl,
Dos ftafdt in Der 06@ - stpiB pters
siq Meter fou's!~
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Anthensrblitttts.

.Wenrl tpteber ether binaIs min Bee
BOT ID berinnen BIN, hann iofl er hsrins
mn hleibsn Bis ih bfnauS Bin
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Sit baden ben 5~toffelbausr sr0bs
llt bslei0tgt! mas t0nnen Sie au
Jb.er Gntiaitung nnfiibren9J
BIT. 3err @'rt4tsbof tDenr mo- net
0ysdl mehr DDS ooer Gfel 81 an
glfnf4en fogsn borf od Bort II
abertcupt ie6er Nerttbr auf!!" !
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G.ttrdruIoiut.

Grou: ~unerb0rt: Du fiiblR.
tOtt Dtr I'M GebrGnge bas portsmna,
note aus Der 9af1e geSosen miro unb
ipdgit ni6t, ben Dieb fet5ubdIttnsN-
Ram (fIsinlaut): I'D, i1 bohte
10, Du fpdrff es gefpefen, Mnnelei"
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Aa4kiiu6fua4.tu.

Mi9tig fdr TrembsnbotsIs, Com.
Iatrfrif6en. mirtbe nuf benz 2anoe:
Yatentbarometer ~3ouriF,@ ftets ftei1
eeioi stigt nur beites Mstter an un6
ntrbinbsrt Oaburh por5sitise Riidtebr
Der c5dfie mad Der Gtaot.
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Deauittnu.

vOu GnffsI, mas fino has eissnts
no: .@enfi1te @efnbls2' @-r@ez
mtids Gsfiibk2 NG benz Dir mai
HnmntI, DEN G1neiber unb br
GeI66ritfsr6ser berlonees gu sletfer
0ett GtnEd6-I
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Benas.er,ss,perth,

sMdruur finb Gs benn 70 perbriebs
!i4, 6err Meier9- So. bertea Ste
14 nur, Dor sDet Sabrert III meine
S4ipie9ermutter bier gu einem ahts
t0gtgen Heiun etnsetroffen. unb iesf
IN Ne imner nod boi3
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Du, Cube, i'd BIN seiftrn BEL einer
4srtndft Observation-Disclosures bdF
Du oenr genommera Gsnfr Ga
loraSSus, Elm 4tftteu feiner oaDdunu
itnh ein Wa1s1
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
PLAN ID EXPAND
 CITY OF Fl PASO
Council Thinks It Will Greatly Increase the City's
 Revenue,

If the present views of the city coun- eli on the subject of extending the city limits are adopted into law, East Fl Paso. Highland Park. the smeiter set, clement. woodlawn addition. Tobins first and second additions. Govern ment Hill, GrandviAw, Altura Park, Military Heights and Val Verde ad-
 ,sons. Washington PsSk and :.
 United States Military reservation (Fort Bnss) will be added to the nut nicipal corporation known as Fl Paso This subject was thoroughly discussed by the council yesterday afternoon. .mong other proposed amendments to
 he city charter and it was voted to bc
 he sense of the council that the citJ
 inits be extended so as to take in the sbove enumerated suburbs and add tions. Several excellent reasons for wanting to add these suburban places to the municipal corporation were ad- vancei. principal among which were that the city's population will be there by materially increased and its reye- nues aided to by people who are now enjoying all the advantages of the city such as street cars, electric lights, wa ter works, etc, without bearing any If the expense of administering the city-
 The council desires It understood by the public that this discussion is mel e. iy preliminary and that all citizens who have any suggestions to make have a right to be heard and that they are invited to attend any of the meet ings of the council upon which the subject Is discussed. They also de sire it understood that the city coua cil cannot amend it's charter. but thar such authority must come from the legislature and that the present action of the council Is merely for the pur pose Of determining upon a set of recommendations in regard to the amendment of the city charter to be submitted to the next legislature.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-19
l N DIG I N F NTS FOUND AGAINST
 MEXICANS
Held for ConceaIing Arms and lnciting kinsmen to War Against Mexico While They Lived on American Soil,

TOMBSTONE. Dec. 1S.-- (Special) The United States grand jury also came into court bringing in some in dictments One indictment was found against Tomas Espinosa and H. defense R. Martinez. charging them with being reyoiutionists against the Mexican government.
 Another indictment was found seainst Horace Cosbin. charging him with being the stealng of blank money order from the post office in Bishee on October l. All indicted prisoners were brought into court at II o'clock and arraisned. and all or them were given until tomorrow to plead
 The grand jury ignored the charges against Rafael Lngo. charged with smuggling mesoai at Douglas and against John Berger and Neki Lopo- zich. charged with adultery at Doug las
 D W. Semple. who was indicted on two charges Of circulating indecent matter through the mails. by the Unit ed States grand jury :n April. was in  tomorrow afternoon to plead.
 The U. s. grand jury has about com pleted it's work and will probably be discharged ia the morning. The U. S. trial jury will be called on the morn ing of the 2eth. and not on the 18th as WAS frs. reported-
 On molten of the United States At torney Alexander a number of crimi- nal cases that have been standing on the calendar for some tine were dis missed. among, them being the charges against A D Hinton and J. w. Stans- field. charged with adultery.
 Against James Bennett. charged win smuggling Chinese.
 Against Jack Gray and Kid Barney, charged with prize fighting.
 Against ". j. Ke3pier and Jeanette Lamont. charged with illegal cohabita- tioa
 Against Phil Dempsey and W. G. Moore.
 In the case of tieiIrs ys. Hawkins, to cuiet title to mining property in tbe Bisbee mining district. a motion for a new trial was granted on the appii- eaten of the defendants
 The indictment against the Mexican reyolutionists. Tomas D. Espinosa and Jldefenso R. Martinez, charges them as follows: That the said Tomas D. Espinc sa ard Ildefenso R. Martinez on e. about the fth day of September, 1906. within the said 22nd judicial dis trict of the Territory of Arizona. and within the County of Cochise in said Territory of Arizona. did then and there uniawfully, at the town of Doug las and within the county. district and Territory aforesaid. in conjunc- ton with certain other persons, to wit. Abrsm Soicido. Jose Burno Ira venio. Gabriel A. Rubio, R. Flores Ma gan. Antonio J. yillareai. Librado Ri vera and some other persons to these grand jurors unknown, begin and set on foot certain military expedition and enterprise to be carried on from thence against the territory and do minicns of the Republic of Mexico, the United States being then and there at peace with the said Republic of Mex ico'