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Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
SNOW CRUSHES 15
MINERS TO DEATH
COLORADO CAMPS AT MERCY
OF SLIDES
Twelve Mems Lives Mashed Out by
One AvaIanche-Camp Bird
Miners Escape From
imprisonment
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DENVER, March 19.-By the loss Of
twelve lives in snowslide near Silver
ton today the death roll resulting from
the great storm of the past week in
the San Juan mining district has been
increased to at least fifteen. At Sill
verton and at the Camp Bird mine,
few miles from Ouray, and at Coal
Basin on the western slope, hundreds
of miners, their wives and children
are facing starvation.
Mills and other property estimated
to be worth a million dollars have been
swept to destruction in deep gulches.
The cattle on a thousand hills are
reduced to skin and bones. On Cum
bres Pass, the highest point on the
narrow gauge railroad from Durango to
Alamosa, a train load of passengers
is marooned, depending for warmth on
a meagre supply of coal in the engine
tender and for food ON what hardy
nountaineers can bring them with
snowshoes.
Railroad traffic is paralyzed and
telephone and telegraph communica-
tion is interrupted over at least half
of the state.
The body of Edward Kleckner. a
ranchman, aged q, was found today
frozen stiff in the road three miles
from his home near Pago Springs,
Colo.
Ernest Barnes, aged 30, who left
Walden, Colo, on horseback in the
blizzard last Friday, has not been
heard of since and is believed to have
perished
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
TAMMANY COMES
OUT WITH PLANS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 19.-What is
regarded as a declaration of Tammany
Halls principles for the state cam
paign next fall was made today at a
special meeting of the organization,
which was addressed by Representa-
tive w. Bourke Cochran, grand
sachem of the Tammany society. Mr..
Cochran introduced lengthy series
of resolutions which were unanimously
adopted. Their tone throughout is one
of opposition to so-called latter day
Socialism," and it was asserted that on
this platform Tammany will make this
years fight.
On the subject of municipal owner
ship it is declared that while expert
ence shows that public utilities are
more effectively administered by pri-
vate agencies under the watchful su-
pervision of government than by pub
lie officers, 1--WE do not believe that
the service actually rendered by pri-
vate corporations operating public
franchises in this city approaches the
efficiency of which they are capable,
and to which the people are entitled y
To remedy the evil it is proposed
that commission be appointed to i'm
vestigate telephones, gas and cleo
tricity.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
RUSHING RAILROAD TO
NEVADA'S GOLD CAMPS
j. ROSS CLARK ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER PROSPECTS
Pronounces Rhyolite Most Marvellous.
Predicts Repetition of comstock.
Mass of Machinery to Go in When
Road Is Completed
Special to The Herald.

special 10 Inc IteTdIu.
RHYOLITE, New, March 19.-J.
Ross Clark, president of the new Las
Vegas & Tonopah railroad, and party,
last night were the guests of the Rhyo-
lite board of trade at a banquet given
in their honor. Great enthusiasm was
shown throughout the evening on the
part of both Mr.. Clark and the Rhyo-
lite people.
In an interview after the banquet,
Mr.. Clark pronounced this the most
marvellous gold camp in the world and
predicted repetition in short while
of the old Comstock days. He said that
his road is now less than fifty miles
from Rhyolite and would be rushed
through to this place as fast as men
and money can do it. By the middle
of May the road is to reach Rhyolite
He already has in sight thousands of
tons of machinery to be shipped in as
soon as the road is completed.
This will be the terminal for some
time, as the company has no plans re-
garding the extension of the road to
Goldfield.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
Miners Swept to Death
BY Associated Press.

6y ASSOclaJeO fT6SS.
SILVERTON, Colo, March 19-
Twelve miners employed at the Shen-
andoah mine were caught by a great
snowslide early this morning and swept
to their death. Their bodies have not
yet been recovered. Assistance has
been summoned from Silverton to
help dig the victims from beneath the
snow. Two of the dead are Gus Heis
and James Kirk. The names of the
Others cannot be learned at this time.
The men who were killed were on
their way to Silverton to escape star
vation at the mine. the supplies Of pro-
visions having run short. They left
the mine this morning, breaking a
trail in the deep snow as they went
along. At a particularly dangerous
point on the trail, on the side of a
steep mountain, one of the trail break
ers stumbled. This started the snow
sliding and the entire side Of the noun
tain seemed to be moving.
A man who escaped hurried on to
Howardsville, three miles down the
gulch, and telephoned to Silverton for
help.
The dead:
Jacob Thebolt.
Jesse Shaw.
Gus Hoyes.
Peter Coburg.
Bert Albert.
Edward Kirk formerly of Ouray.
Slate Branton.
Emil Boss.
GustavSon.
--Margelo.
-Piccolo.
One unknown.
The Shenandoah mine is located In
Continued on Page Twol
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
MUST BE BURIED IN
...--,.,.-, UNION MADE C0FFlNS
CHICAGO LABORERS DECLARE
AGAINST UNDERTAKINGS
UItimatum Reached After Discovering
Discrimination-Fed Deter
mined to Carry the War to a Finish.
Emphatic Resolutions Adopted
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 10.-The Chicago
federation of labor has declared war
on the Chicago Undertakers' associa-
tion, branding the body as "a trust of
the worst order" The open declaration
of hostilities was made at yesterdays
meeting of the central labor body.
After a lengthy discussion of the
subject, these conclusions were arrived
at by the delegates to the meeting:
mo union man shall purchase a
non-union casket or assist in paying
for non-union casket for a member
of his family or a friend.
mo union man shall act as pail
bearer at a funeral where nou-union
casket is used.
When the services of an undertaken
are needed by friend of a union man,
it is his duty as a trades unionist to
tell the members of the bereaved fam
lily how to secure a union casket.
can investigation of the methods of
accounting and prices charged by the
members of the Chicago Undertakers'
association shall be made at once and
ways and means of surpressing the
trust found"
The subject came up at a meeting
when a communication from the wood
workers union was read, which con-
tained a complaint because of the sup
posed discrimination of the undertake
ers against union-made caskets. A
price list was attached showing that
union caskets ranged in price from $5
to $40. Undertakers. according to the
same information, charge from $50 to
$500 for the same casket.
No reason why the undertakers dis
I've \,
set forth, but it was hinted because
the workers had suggested union of
professional pallbearers about two
years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
SHOT WHILE VISITING GIRLS
By Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 10. - Nicholas
Dunkhoff, % years of age, whose home
is in Cincinnati, but who has been em-
ployed as butler in Chicago, was shot
and fatally wounded early today while
visiting young woman, a guest at
the Grace hotel. James Young, 10 years
old, also from Cincinnati, who is said
to have been examining a revolver,
when it discharged accidentally, is held
by the police, who are making an in
vestigation.
In the room when Dunkhoff was shot,
were Miss H. C. Martin of Cincinnati
and another young woman from the
same city. whose name the police have
not obtained
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
PART |


1-FoIk's course loses Missouri.
2-Rate bill talks by the senators.
3-LiIIian Burkhart says farewell.
4-EditoriaI.
5-city news.
6-7-Classifed advertisements.
8-8uck's fate now in jury's hands.
PART II
1-Exhibition by local artist.
2-3-Markets.
4-Sports.
5-song festival is planned.
5-e-7-PubIic advertising.
s-Southern California news.
EASTERN
Billiards block travel through east
kid Ely makes break for liberty in
Phila delphia, but is captured by Los
Angeles officers.
Coal operators at Indianapolis con-
cede pont in present controversy.
FOREIGN
France apparently leads in Moroccan
Count Witte is reported to have re-
signed premiership.
lines to America in case of war.
COAST
Scotty telephones sheriff at Portland
that he is ready to surrender.
Talent given severe jolt at San Fran
cisco race track.
Plunge creek, near San Bernardino.
swelled by rains to raging torrent.
LOCAL
Experts measurements of water at
Owens river shows satisfactory condi-
tions.
Los Angeles women freely express
opinion of councils action.
Councilman Smith scores railway
companies.
Women's organizations honor mem
ory of Susan B. Anthony
New York man who arrived on belat-
ed Salt Lake train says he will seek
redress in courts.
Salt Lake road establishes record in
repairing sixty miles of track in two
days.
Major Bittinger says Folk is driving
Missouri into Republican ranks.
Walter Scott invites arrest; defiies ac-
cusers and prepares bond
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
FRANCES STAND
SCARES GERMANS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS. March 19.--Officials here say
that Frances position is absolute and
final against placing Casa Blanca un-
der international command. 1t is
maintained that this is not question
of detail, but one that involves the
entire Franco-German controversy
over Observation-Disclosures of the police
The chances at the various capitals,
the officials declare. are that a vote
will show that France is supported
by Great Britain, Spain, Portugal and
Russia, with Austria doubtful, and
Italy and the United States abstaining.
Austria's doubt is due to Viennas
wavering in the support she has here.
tofore given to Germany.
The current opinion in official circles
is that Germany intends to recede from
her position.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
POLICEMAN KILLS SUSPECT
Missouri Officer Tries to Arrest Man
Supposed to Be Territory Bandits
With Tragic Consequences
BY Associated Press.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, March 49,
Thomas Murphy of Vinita, I. T., n
lather, was shot and killed here today
by Policeman John Wilberly, while re-
sisting arrest. The mars companion,
who gives his name as M. j. Curtis of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, was arrested after
desperate struggle with2the policeman
and is being held for investigation
Great excitement was caused when 1t
was at first stated that the men were
two of the trio of Wickliffe Indian out
laws from the Indian Territory, whom
posses have been chasing for week.
A policeman attempted to arrest the
pair as suspicious characters. Curtis
surrendered after desperate struggle.
Murphy tried to shoot Policeman VII
berly, and was shot and killed by the
policeman.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
COUNT WITTE WILL RESIGN
Russian Premier Said to Have VIr-
tualIy Declared He Will Step
Down From Position
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-In
high circles tonight the rumor was
current that Count Witte had definite
ly decided to retire from the premier
ship. The Associated Press is unable
to confirm the rumor, as Count Witte
had retired and the chancellory was
closed when the correspondent called
shortly after midnight.
From an absolutely authoritative
source it can be stated that Count
Witte, at session of the council of
the empire this afternoon, made an
enigmatical statement which is in
terpreted by many members of the
council as a virtual declaration that
his career as premier is ended, and
that he will be succeeded by Privy
Councillor Kokovsoff, former minister
of finance
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
S. P. Overland Leaves Track
By Associated Press

STOCKTON. Cal, March 19.-The
Southern Pacific overland which left San
Francisco al o'clock this evening, going
by way of Stockton, was delayed at
Tracy about 8 o'clock tonight by three
a smoker First reports had it that the
haggageman was missing, but later news
is to the effect that nobody is hurt. The
train is due here at 9;40, but it will not
arrive until 9 a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
Wants Fee in Collins Case
Ancnniatnl A Prass.

BY AssOclateu FTess'
SAN FRANCISCO, March 19-Attorney
Frank Higgins of Victoria, b. c., is here
attempting to collect a bill for $l25OO
which he claims Is due for services rem
extradition proceedings in the case of
George ID. Collins. The bill has been
rejected by the state board of examiners
governor take up the matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
THE DAYS NEWS
FORECAST

Southern California;: Cloudy on
Tuesday; probably showers by
night; light north winds, changing
to southerIy. Maximum tempera-
ture in Los Angeles yesterday, 20
degrees; minimum, az degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
TORNADO WIPES OUT TOWN
Brooklyn, Miss, Reported to Be Conn
pIetey Devastated by Death-Deal-
Ing Wind-Life Loss Heavy
Special to Tho Herald.

Special to Tho Herald.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 19.-
kilograms from Hattiesburg, Miss, to-
night tell of a terrific tornado which
wiped out a large portion of the town
of Brooklyn tonight. 1t laid waste all
the property for a distance of sixteen
miles south of the town.
There are but few wires left up in
the entire section, and it is difficult
to secure particulars.
. The loss of life is believed to be
heavy. as the path of the tornado cut
across one of the richest sections of
Mississippi.
Later reports say that the town of
Brooklyn had been completely de-
stroyed, not a single house being left
standing.
The cyclone struck the town about
o'clock and was seen by many of the
people before it struck the town. At
midnight it is impossible to get wire
of any kind to Hattiesburg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
SPRECHER PRoSEcUTEs
Warrants Charge Assault With Deadly
Weapon on Party

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, March 10
Warrants have been issued in this city
ut the request of District Attorney
Sprecher for Walter Scott, William
Keyes and "Shorty" Smith on a
charge of assault with a deadly
weapon upon DR.. Johnson, president
of the National Life Insurance COM
pany of New York; ]. w. Owen, a
mining expert; A. Y. Pearl, another
mining expert; A. w. ST. Clair, Bill"
Scott, Warner Scott and j. j. Harti-
gan, all excepting Hartigan being
members of a party that left Daggett
February % to inspect Scott's alleged
mines in the interest of DR.. johnson
and other New Workers who had in
vested large sums in the property.
Sheriff John C. Ralphs and Under
Sheriff S. w. McNabb are now on the
desert on the trail of Keyes and
Smith, who are now supposed to be
there.
1t is stated on excellent information
that the officers, who have a posse
with them, are close on the heels of
the two wanted men and it is possible
that word of their capture will be
received at any moment.
Shooting Feared
They are prepared for a shooting af-
fair when the men are overtaken as
both are known to be desperate.
Keyes is alleged to be the man who
has been Scotty's most trusted lieu
tenant and has been standing guard
over the alleged mines that Scotty
claims to have ON the desert. Smith
is a well-known desperate character
of the old school, so that it is prob
able that stubborn resistance will be
met with by the officers before the
two men are captured.
Pearl and Owen were the two min
ing experts of the party. Pearl had
been sent out by the New York in
terests who had invested heavily in
the alleged mining property of Scot
tvs. Later Owen was sent out to
accompany Pearl, and finally DR..
Johnson, one of the men who had in
vested, decided to accompany the
party.
Brother Distrusts Scotty
When the party left Daggett War
ner Scott refused to accompany them
unless the mining experts would
guarantee his wages as driver, as he
said his brother Walter had no money
and was not financially responsible,
and he would not take his brothers.
word for cent. His wages were guar
anteed and he went.
Keyes and Smith were also mem
Continued ON Page Two)
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-20
Palma is Elected

HAVANA. March 19-The Cuban presi-
Dental electors formally met today and
unanimouly elected Thomas Estrada Pal
ma president of the republic.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the United states Court la the
Indian Territory. Southern District:
Rosa shores, plaintiff, ". A. b..
shores. defendant. so G666.
The defendant A. B Shores, Is warn
ed to appear In this court ia thirty
days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. Rosa shores.
Witness the Hon. Hosea Townsend.
Judge Of said court aud the seal there.
Of. this nth day OF June. 1906
(Sean G. VI. CAMPBELL, Clerk
by W. s. CROCKETT. Deputy
Brown & Turner. attorneys
S. II. Butler attorney for nonres.
First published June 10. 1906.
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RE.uNlon PRIVILEGES.

Sealed bids for ground privileges
at the reunion Of the Confederate Vet
Grams Of the Indian Territory Division
TO be held az Ardmore. July 2sth. 27th
and 2Sth. 1906. will be received until
July 3. 1905.
Address an communications to Jno
u. Gait Major General Commander;
or j. Z. Mullen. Commander. John H.
Morgan Camp. or W. n. Wood, lst
Lieutenant Commander on Ground Priv
. .i.'gc3. Z-'lO
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Attention w. c. T. u.

on account Of so many Of our
members being absent, the ". c. T.
T. deferred thcir meeting last We'd
ncsday. 50 an members be sure aud
come out next Wednesday, the meet.
ing to De held at Mrs. Maidcn's
Mrs. VI. II. Ingram, Sec.
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Bankrupt Stock Sold.

Tho bankrupt stock of Hooper a
vf1rd was sold yesterday at pri.
.te sale The stock which consists
rt general line Of merchandise and
groceries was purchased by II. y. Nc.
ca.aor of oklahoma city who Will
pen the store aud run it The goods
.,l.crd at about seven thousand dol.
a.s and were sold for $500 The sale
las been approved by the court.
Hooper q Crawford went into in.
voluntary blnruptcy some weeks ago
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Notice to Customers.

We have moved our meat market
from West Main to North Wash
inrtun street. near Iamilton's shoe
store. We solicit the trade Of every.
body. and our old customers will re-
,clvc the same prompt service Phoso
qf fuckers MARKET
S
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LITTLE SMILE MAKERS.

Mrs. Brownie certainly does i've
high. Il seems to me that his Whole
thought e. %, his yictuals. Mrs. Mala-
prop-Thars the truth. He's just what .
You might call a regular ipecac--
Philadelphia Press.
Village Constable 10 Nllager who
has Just been Knocked down by pass
ing motor cycnsU You didn't see
the number. but could YOU swear to
the man? Vnlager-I did. but don't
think he card me-punch
=
CITY Man Ccarpirglyj-Whcw. hut
it's hot am told that the mercury
frequently stands "a, no in the shade
here. Farmer summerhoard 'cheer
fully)-weu. YOU don't have TO stay
I'm the shade. you know.-Puck
Mrs. Farmcr-Wouldnt you like 70
hoe the cabbage patch? Why not take
example from the little busy bees aud
Weary WILHELM willin TO mum.
Jest as soon as see bee grab a
hoe an hike it To de cabbage patch.
Itn do de same ting Judge.
eyes. sir" exclaimed the reprcscn
ltatiyc Of commercial interests. this
purc food law is all wrong. What
the matter with it9 Matter? VIII
man. It we couldn't adultrratc th'
poisons We use 60 our fancy good.
for table use they'd De fltal."-Phila
delphia Ledger.
Mrs. Nadaou-HoH d1 SON like
,oar new uoighbors2 Mrs Mycr-
don't know. I haven't tried TO borrow
ANYTHING yot.-Town and Country.
"Wn sou be my wife Janc2' WI
You ask mo again. John?' Why
"Bccauso Td like Co look around
little before { give you o direct ans
wcr"-Clcyclaud Plain Dealer
DO YOU think your father woul
like me as sou.inlaw?" Yes. ! b,
iicve be would" "Oh. joy J." Pap
aud never agree about anything, 80
know. Cleveland Leader
=
\ Gucst-How do YOU think 7 can "a
\ such an unattractiyc meal as this
What kind OF stun do YOU call IN
n anyway" waiter-"Thats unadulte
\ sted food sir."-Dcroit Free Press.
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Grand Basket Picnic
VIOLA, IND. TER.
July l0 and 20, 1906

This picnic will be given under the
auspices of Delaware Lodge No. 1876.
/. o. o. f. and Viola Encampment No.
30. I. o. o. +.
There will be public installation OF
officers Of both lodges, speaking. fish.
ing. boating. steam swings. etc, etc.
Generous entertainment will be the
order Of the day.
Extensive preparations have been
made to make these gala days at the
celebrated picnic grounds on the
banks Of the beautiful Delaware.
For stand privileges address
c. r. EBlscH,
Chairman Of Committee.
VIOLA, I. 7.
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a am from Missouri. show me"

Doniphan. Mo. July l6. 1901.
you called on me : years ago with
Or. Mendenhall's Chill Cure aud told
me II was better than any other. |
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asked YOU TO show me. II has been
shown and proven that more people
stay with your Chill Tonic than any
other"-C. II. Martin, Druggist
Sold by W. u. Frame,
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war AGAINST Consumption.

All nations are cndeivoring To
check the ravages OF consumption.
tae white plague that claims so
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o. and Tar cures coughs and colds
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health by taking some unknown prepa-
ration when Folcy's Honey and Tar
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genuine is in yellow package Hon
man Drug CO.. City Jrug store
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Moline and Mitchell wagons. the
monarchs Of the road.
BIV EMS, CORlIN & FRENSl.EY.
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Get your hay ties from Blvens,
Corhn & F'reusley
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Y,l insure accurate service and
lowest prices whom you have prcscrip-
tI1ns put up by us. We can hll any
FL. RAMSEY. Druggist.
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QUICK Relief for Asthma sufferers.

QUICK hcIlef TOT N5InWa oUTuI1'5'
Foley's Honey and Tar affords Inn
mediate relief TO asthma sufferers In
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viii effect cure Hoffman Drug Co,
CITY Drug Store.
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Get your barbed wire from Biyens.
Corhn & Frensley.
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The Fields Are White.

Mccormick mowers and rakes It
u.ycns. Corhn 4 Frensley's.
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THE PENNINGTON HOTEL
TishomIngo, I. 7.

Rates 81 per day. Sample room free
PEYToN J. PRUITT. Prop.
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Gucst-How do YOU think Z can eat
such an unattractiyo meal as this
What Kind OF stun do YOU call this
anyway" waiter-"Thats unadulteg
stcd food. sir"-Dctroit Free Press.
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Fruit jars at Stevens, Kennerly &
Spragins co.
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Daily ArdmoreIte 5Oc per month.
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MhIskeY ana prua HaeIts.

Permanently and quickly cured.
Get cured FIRST. pay afterward.
HIll Sanltarium. Ardmo q. |. 7. S.lm
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4 PerCenf Interest
ION Deposits.
For Home Use

The above cut represents of the Home Safes
1t is made of Steel highly finished, and has two mon
ev slots-one for coin and for bills. These slots
are so constructed to prevent money once placed in
them from being removed by the depositor The door
of the safe is securely locked and the key retained at
our Office
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Village Constable 20 villaser wh'
he's Just been knocked down by pass
ing motor cyclisU-Nou didn't se'
the number. but could YOU swear L
the mane Nnlager-I did. but don
think he card me-punch.