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amended affidavit by October 80. Plaintiffs sttor-
neg, c. +. CauIsi; defendants ATTORNEY. =. y.
Jones
karT rs GoidenberE. demurrer 70 declaration over
ruled, with twenty days to plead. Piaintihs attoT-
ueys Darlington & Johnson defendants attornezs.
Wolf Rosenberg.
Gamble Willard Hotel Company plaintiff or
dered % alo undertaking deposit SO security for
C0zts. Plaintiffs attorneys Beaii & White; defend
ants attorneys, Hamilton. COinert x Hamilton.
Davidson vs. Semmes- Kelly Company. continued
Assignment for Monday. october q. 1905:
No Il. Gamer W. Capital Traction Company.
Attomeyr u, b. Aoulton-R. Ross Perry a Son
and G.. T. Dunlop.
No. $50. Roche Is. Myers. Attorneys, Archer &
Smith-Hamilton Colbert q Hamilton.
No. a Hutchins vs.. Washington Times. Attor-
neys BTandcnberg & Brandonberg W J Lambert.
No S. Thomas Dawson IS. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex kilg0ur, cat
tings < Chambellin- Hamilton. Colbert a. HamiI-
ton.
No s. Friedman rs. District Columbia Attor-
neys J. l. Peyser and Hayden Johuson-E II.
Thomas
No. g. Wylie. Harker and Camp Company Is.
Riley. Attorneys. W. J. Lambert-Douglas & Doug
las
No H. Conrad IS switzs. Attorneys J. c.
Adkns-H. Prescott Galley.
No g. hardwood vs. Meuofee. Attorney Cha
pin BFoWn-GoOEgo Z. Hoover.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.


Supreme Court of the United states.
Present The Chief Justice. Nj Justice Harlan,
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White Mr. Justice
Peckham SIR. Justice McKenna, Mr. Justice Holmes
and Mr., Justice Day
Walter NJ Harady Of Tacoma. Wash, and John
". Rorke Of Boston. Mass. wcrc admitted %
practice.
No g. Frederick II yogt, appellant, vs. Matilda
5. Nogt by her guardian ad Item, Pauline Noet
argument continued by Dir. john c. Cuttings for the
appellant The court declined to hear further aTgu-
meut
No C. Frederick l. Grant Shoe Company AZ
pellant. w II. Laird. Company. Argument com
menced BY Mr.. +. NJ French for the appellant,
continued by Mr. Hiram X. Wood for the appellee.
and concluded BY Mr.. Z. NJ. French for the appel
liant
No e. The Mississippi Railroad Commission ct
al appellants vs. The Illinois Central Railroad
| Company Argument commenced byMr. Marcella'
Green for the appellants. continued by AIr Edward
Mages for the appellee and concluded By 5ir Star
ceilas Green for the appellants.
No 6s. Reuben I. Martin. plaintiff In error -.
} The fittshurg aud Lake Ere Railroad Company.
Argument commenced by Mr.. Clarlcs koOnce. y,
Tor The plaintiff IN error
No So. James Goudy. plaintiff in euor. Ed
ward Meath, assessor. Sc. Leave granted TO hlo
brief Tor Che defendant in error on motion Of Mr.
Walter II. Harvey for the defendant in erTur.
Adjourned until Monday at twelve o'cock.
The day call for Monday. October % viii 30 as
| follow: Nos. g. 81 O.. 6s. C.. 90 u, z. g. 76
and =
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

O. -ir.,t northwest. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets Henry O. Potter 81 ux. go Clarence C.
Calhoun. Part lot @ Square ~ SO
Mount Plcasani-Csuic J. King e. viz Charles W.
b. 90 Harlan e. Alleu lut 50 SlG
Kss'ic PARK Flora r. Ci1im q viz Orb,ou 3 u
= Alvcua HcacocS. lots 70 16 block o. SIC.
Twelfth street. northwest. between N and \ streets
Wharton T. Lester CT al. trustees. 90 William
4. Bc'lor lots l.. Is and IL, square 3lf. $3.50.
sc. - Tenth street r0rthcast-AIbeTt I. Fox.
trustee. 20 Charles II. Muller, lot u, square
$50 500
sheriff uld-HuTy II. LogriC ct ux. u Eugene r.
BIoadu> Dot said road SO.
J. street northwest, between Sixteenth and Seven
tcenth streets-American Security and Trust
COMPANY. trustee, to JOHN L. Mansan, part
original lot :. square Is, 400.
I -tuct northwest between Seventeenth aud Eish-
;ceuth stfeets-Msrjc G. L. REDEEM o. Ida ".
RYAN part original lot T. square le6 s. 900.
+ street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
tenth stTeets-ChaTlos ". Bohauaon ct ux. ~
Max Eck lot g. square 1921, SO
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.


Rollins Rollins; proof ordered taken before r.
II. Eitnam. examiner. Complainant solicitor. H.
C. kmhal defendant solicitor. X. b BehTFnd.
White rs. White. commission ordered 20 issue
Complainant solicitors, George e. Gaftnan and
John Rid0ut defendant solicitor $. ID. Tuiit
and J. 4. Butler.
McBhir 81. Wagguman exceptions 0veTuled and
distTiauii0n ordered. Complainant solicitor. !. J.
DaTlicgt0u.
Stewart 81. Stewart guardian al htem appointed
Complainant solicitors Raiston Siddous aud H.
T Wiu6eld; defendant solicitor. l. u. David
Smith Lankiord. time o. take testimony linz
tied Complainant solicitors. Thomas Walker and
Irving Williamson dcicnduts solicitors. Bmg d
Woodland
Nrvrl r-. Guaranty loan and Building As-oeis-
ton. agdiiols laloa Confirmed Complainant So
iiritaf, b s. Minor defendants solicitor, samuel
Maddos
Goddas ,.. Talbot sal, luallg ratified and dis
tributiou ordered. Complainant solicitor. George
G. Gtrtmau.
Bedman ". Bednlsu: contract u sale confirmed
aud bond q guardian fixed Of S.00H. Complainant
solicitor J. a. LFuham.
ClhE 81. Cahiii. counsel zee ordered paid. Com
plsiuanJ, solicitor. G.. ". Stct,ou defendant so
h-itcr. Is. s. Uur4n
Carter So Carter. proof oid.ud taken before a.
81 MURRAY esamreE end Attorney j. Wilmer
iatiIfr appointed t1 defend. Complainant So
h..far Campbell Cauinstou.
Campbell o.. Daniels u-5 cgnfs-so -et aside with
lare % ansEcl. Complainant s9i-itcf- John Eia-
Ont defendants sllicifC.s. Eslstln & Sidd0ns
a-efrffr-. .rf- fnr Mlurlr- fB-rlsrrr fal..
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DEATH RECORD.

Ann VI. GangeWeT. 26ls X ST. NV. s. wears
Hannah Roberts. Home for the Aged, 50 years.
George Butler Govt. HOSP Tor Insane. 60 years.
Martha +. Nix. ISL 5lst st. NV. 65 years,
Edith Jackson, Garfield Hospital s. wears
Thomas H. Bender 1919 lst Il. NV. s. years.
Gertrude Damn Providence Hospital s. years
Francis UpSher 9glG 81 IT, NV, g years.
Kate Smith, Wash. AsyI. Hosp. 60 years.
Catherine r. AiackerIy. 2 Mass ave. NV. 81 yTs
Mary Burlcy. Wash ASH. Hosp. % years
Irene Thomas. Providence Hospital g years
Elizaseth G. Crook, l435 Newton 81 nv. = years
David Scott. Wash. AsyI Hosp. = wars
Earnest L. Boswell 27G2 l2ih st. ne. IS wears.
ETclyn \ Lewis. ROYAL, 18th and tiiraTd yTs
Aunic Henson, p II 81. sH.. years
Raymond Schlorb, 9 81 sw.. Il months.
Ethel y. Coursen l. Cedar ST. Tatoma Park
mouths
Alfred Davis 9i5 Lettie st. sg.. , months
William Il. Hsnleiu, 700 q 50. So 70 days
Cslestinc Wesdsou. 1919 ST. NV, days.
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GOOD ROADS MOVE SPREADS.
POst-Ofiice Department Commended
for Its Good Work.

Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
DeGraw IS being flooded with letters con-
mending the good roads movement being
conducted by the P0st-onice Department
4 number OF these correspondents have
asked 90 De- Informed rs TO the details OIL
this movement being conducted through
the rural delivery service. and 8Ir De
Graw IS being kept busy repeating its his
tory.
Paul d. Sargent. Commissioner Il
Maine. was yesterday added 10 the Hst Of
highway commissioners who viii cooper
ate in the movement. Ia a letter TO the
department Commissioner Sargent says "A
popular demand for better roads has de-
vel0ped throughout his State. and bulle-
JiCns and circulars are being issued con-
tanning suggestions. and asking for in
formation ia regard 20 the condition OF
the public highways
POstmasters in rural delivery Offices. and
carriers under their supervision. have been
directed by Ia post-office Department to
cooperate with All state road officials En-
furnishing information desired on the sub
jet Of roads with which they are IA
miliar.
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Villagers Get NaiI Deliver,

Hereafter all persons residing not less
than d quarter of mile from post-ofiices
in uuincorporated towns or villages may
have their mail delivered by rural carrier.
IL they So desire, and viii have boxes
erected in conformity with The REQUIRE
ments OF the Post-oftice Department. Pre-
Vious t. the new order. Oh persons living
within mile OF "a pOst-ofiice were COM
PEELED 10 call FOR their mall no matter
how sredt an Inconvenience this proved
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PLANS ARMY OF TOUGHs.
Louisiana Wan Sees Fine Chance
la Case of War.

Secretary Bonaparte has received a let
ter from "a resident OF Louisiana. sIe-
costing that the United States should
force al the tousbs, bootleg despersdocs.
and bad characters generally into q war
with some vicious nation" in order thu
the undesirable clements referred to
might bc killed off
Secretary Bonapartc. IN replying. sai1
that as the correspondent did not give
his plan in detail, he was unable 70 give
an opinion as 10 its merits. but he called
attention To tho fact that IL had been the
experience in war that the percentage Of
desirable citizens killed was larger than
the percentage of bad characters removed
by the casualties Of an armed conflict.
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Home&d aianor-Loui5e Tsyior' e sir Caafies Hs|
/ 70 Frank ". Garden lot s. block % $50.
No. H2 Fifteenth street northvest-Agncs ".
Bradley % Emma r. Roche lot q. sqnsrc
49, $50
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Piains-Asncs AiiiCr
e. al 80 Ernest c. Morris BOT g. block is SO
No 1907 Pierce place northwesf-AddieCu 4. SgplaE
c. TX. 20 Severn Taylor. lot S. slusrc iai. $40
Petworth-WiIlism r Stark 70 Frederick ". Bsz-
teT lot s. square g. 800
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Probate Court.

Estate II Caroline Garrison. rrIe - .s5r cans.
Att1mgs Bmudeaburg & Brandeub1rz
Estate Of Nauoeon J. T. Dana. order % sell
u1tls- Attculg- Evans Browne
Estate o.! Bridget WYunc; win admitted CD no
tdic and letters tCsJameu-ary granted 10 Mary n
WEue; bond. $50. Attorney. L l. schmidt
Iu ry William T. Harris order q allowance
Estate % Cbarlls 2 Rowe. petition for leave 10
dispose % household furniture. A.to1ue5.. Rai,tap
4 Siddons
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Eouitv Sui.S

No. 46s Isae! Cook ct a. U.s. jaime, a.. sam.
pls 60 al. rymctisu- Compliments solicitors
Eslst0H 4 Sil3.u-
NJ. 2sas. Martha p Curtis er al u.s. Eaie Ware
60 SD real estate. CemUi2inauts' solicitor ]. f.
>tlSgs.
No. e55io. Thomas T. AleKeever e al Vs. Annie
T. Callahan C, a. partition. Clmpaiulu-s -oIi
Citors. BrsEjcutUTg & Bgaudenbug
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CONFINED NEXT MONDAY


Clarence ]. Schcrer. g. and Mamie +. Morrissett
y. Rev 7. J. Muir
Garrett r. Hcadcg IS Ea,tyillc Va. and Leila
NJ Settle IS. Richmond COUNTY Va Rev H.
Outuster.
COLOREn
George Saylc,. p. and EstcTc Reed. 70. Rev
William J. Robinson.
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Law suits.

M. fas9l. Robert Lyons receiver vs., Atheist
Trust Compaus notes $50. Plsintiss attorueys
q y. BrUwuc Alexander Brit,ou. and Evans
Browne
No. sss5 Hscht & Co. vs. Bridget Dousner,y.
Judgment Of 7. n. Cailau, Justice Of the peace for
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FOR POLICY HOLDERS
Object Of Anti administra,
ton Insurance Tickets.
DARLINGTON ANSWERS SIEGEL

Washington Attorney States Post
lively that the sole Interest of the
Nominees of international Com
mittee for Trustees Is to Protect
the Rights OF the Policy Holders.
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Nre-r 4e Trir Trsu+t Company sera.- iaT
u'ailrir l, $3.50 T..afif a.r.ur- =. j..
Darlington aai e D. H.tfaa. defendant strcr-
L- H. O. Davis
s-saau s. uasi,: motion fel nisnent granted
Plain .f at-aue-. a. y, t.4sett at-4dsHt- a.
f.Iaer- 3D. r. DaF-
iH.aj States q. Icl Nc-Lan IS. Fidelity and
b,ts-if C-ucaHr ef N-r.lat. i---uc. to deciara-
.4r --=tairtf rI,H i--re 80 afa-Hd Piair-if a.
-rr.rs .Eeuiit-u toiE s. HaHil'ar. defendant s.
a't.p.F. J 9 paIhr.ioa.
Fl-ir. l- Pacific b rtEal Lie Inzirausr Com
saa. 7grlur-r "a. G.e-slall0 sustained with ila7e
.-a au--l5 iu Ger Ha,E. Plaintiff attorney, Doug
a s. Dough-. driudaH-s attau-s Bern &
Nmor
Weston ys. Uiao1 T5sr.f Cempsr. m0tiga for
esF iIial fl.f rl-iltsa -.Hsr-ss J. J. Daring
trl ana D. H. E.1Ha-. attendants atf0uc. II.
= Davis
I.-.aaa.a,s f-- 1.9alss u-o5T . 1890.
no. L5 BESSIE. vs. N.erUdsI. Attorney. IT, 81
Na--la-E g. u1aH.rg AND :. v. Cesi,il.
SD ra E=eat.e- 81. Commercial Automobile
.aa -s4.l, CcIEar.. Auaiaes-. Wolf a Eoa.ul.rE
-Erl.e s. No.t4--
81. - Eal.rs S. Washington E4i.aag aud
El,.ir-r taasaHa- Au.m,s- W. J. Lamoert-J
j. bar.f.-..-
NJ &C. Dau.7 VS. AtsnsH Attorneys. e.. A
E.i-ril -J-lsfst-il CaIi--.Hl-
No ls E.l4H ~ \.aslig-r.H Railway and
E...-r'a Csup-1. Attorneys a. T. Downing aud
r. T. FsssIaHs GIL. i Darlington.
Ea - Eaues.. y-. Washington Railway and
Ei-rrr.c ',mu4r. Aftaa,e,-. Il. p. Noalton-J. j.
Darlington.
~ IN Uu.-rd state. clIiue. Bed Company Is.
Redmond ATTORNEYS. "a. ~. Wleatlc- HsTieu
johnson
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Criminal Court No. /.

United states vs. Arnstsad Lee. robbeTy SEN
fenced % peniteutiaTy fo7 hfteen years Attorney
j. g. Foster.
tened penitentiaTy for twelve years. Attorney
" L. Ambrose.
United States rs Benjamin Kelly HOUSEKEEPING;
sentenced % peniientisry for one year and SIX
mouths Attorney. ~. T. Cliukscalcs,
United States Benjamin Kelley. petit larceny /;
/ sentence suspended
United states ". Calvin Bryan. HOUSEKEEPING;
sentenced TO penteasiary for two years Attorney
{. II Hemaus
United state vs. William Brouaugh. grand lar
ceuy: sentenced e. peniteHtiary for two years and
six months. Attorney S. ID. TUitt
United States vs.. Arthur Tabs. assault with dan
ger0u5 weapon; sentenced 90 peuitentiary for ten
years. Attorneys. J. T. Collins and J. n D. Car
rrgton.
United states S. Charles Z. Grant. murder; sen
tenee u execution postponed until Friday November
t. 1896. between a. m and Z IA. Attorney. J. A
/ q shea and II. / Quinn.
United States 81. Hauv Divers and {obn Reagan
L0gsebTeaking and larceny; Flea not guilty. Att0T-
nt, Albert Sillers
Uuitcd States ~ Ross Wise. Loasebrealing. plea
nCf guilty Attorney, " L. Ambrose
United States 81. Ashby Cooper, receiving stolen
property; plea not guilty
United States rs. American Ice Company e. al
conspiEacy; plea not guilty. gith leave TO demr in
TWO weeks.
United states " American Ice Company. s. i.
KimbeFlr and George f. Hoover violating sherman
{ law plea Uat guilty. With leave ss above.
Assignments i0f Monday. October g 1905:
United states rs. Henry Coliusky.
United States William Alien
United States ys. Edward Hopkins
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD
United states IS Prank Emerich false uretenses
ucIlc pros.
/ UDited States IS. Clarence I. Waring. forgery.
rlsa guilty sentenced 70 pensutiaTv for i've years
uteBcs suspended. Attorneys Cuttings L Cham
} bsrlain.
Brcl Ts. Rowland, leave 10 T. Il Marshal TO with
draw as plaintiff sttorney.
Helskcl vs. N0Tics. motion for new trial MED
Plaintiff ATTORNEY. +. L. HHliaTd; defendants at
( tcuey. John Rid0ut
Bacr 81. staples motion for new trisI fled Plain
tih attorney. l.. s Hume; defendants attorney.
Gcligc +. Hoover.
Assignments for MONDAY. October .. 1906.
No. g and G. Johnson County Saving Bank Vs.
Shaw Hi. Attorneys II. Is. Roulaud-W. H.
( White
NJ. o. s,ogasr " Pond. Attorueys H. B..
1 Ras-aud-W. a. White
No. g. Stoufer vs.. Hggietaus. Same aHoreys
~. q Dc Vaughan w.. Robbins Att1Fuegs. IL
l. T. Atki~-cn-Ilaiston < SiIdofs
40 o. hrirscl IS Peer Auiiicml Leg Maniac
turing Company. Attorneys, H. ". Whcstlcy-E
+. KmbaIL
No. g. Cauut Us. Washington Euployes' Mutual
Beaent Association Attorneys. " G.. GarJiiucr-
Pred Bcau
NJ. q Kolb vs. AaiAony. ATTORNEYS. saasby 4
HosaH.
No e. Julu. Lansburrh Furniture and Garnet,
Company Ts. Joyuf- Attouer. II Il HgI1audar
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Circuit Court No. =.



TuucJ ~.at,s eS fel Carbon Baird et a. .
rule to SHOW tlu-- s-..uabe N1r-ulrl p Plain
tir-- arane H. q. Davis ami j. q. Cobb
Fr8,hin-l sU vs. kariCE- ordered ga assignment
M D-1rtT So
psusaf - -loH and Iabuee's Is. StoIl: de-
u-ure5- sustained Plaintiff attCrueg-. titing- q
CI9fai..la. d.lHiant, stioucs. UuH,fcn &
BaHgc.
'uilrs1 vs. ALDERMAN. motion far uea trial sub
ni,t.@ Piainilr attoJaass. Hslstoa * Sidd0Hs
=uJ " D. Itrbaui1an. delcnlauf's solicitor John
Ri1Crt and g.. e. Gcrfmau.
Ieges Fgue demurrer i0 ilirI Plea o'ruviet
Plaintiff s,tsgs,ss. Taeso * Kenyon AMI p. =
Bale. defendant ATTORNEYS. Wsllsm & U8lam
F,favo 49, -outhgfn Railf,ss Con.lsn,, demurrer
,sc1uIed with te,j DAYS 90 plead. Plaintiff az
tmrsg- - p Trn> jcfeui1Ht- atiarpees. Ham
rtoH q Colbert
i;ry rs RlChrTd8Uu demurrer tu t3WtB Vira Over
ruled with tcn dsF- t' plead Plaintiff aitCueys
N-C3mmou d Hayden defendant attorney, a. a.
HoebhUr ir
ti.aEi k9nirk demurrer To stG1nd plea 20 first
count sf declaration crerrIled. Plaintiff attorney
r. ~. ~ BeuoId- defendant stiorucSs. MILAN
s smith.
F1,stiu vs. Licbmau dcmurrc- oycuuled with ten
dat ta PLEAD Plaintiff af1rucys. BaInger y
ThW io1 defendant sffruc= Tcprer '7i-ting5 n
Chsuherlm.
Brock, vs. Wright Judgment hy default for
Slsis5 Plaintiff sttgruC. John Ridogt
Contractors SuUfIF Company - General Eng1-
Uccnu- ard supply Company, lea7r 70 ne Oh
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The Policy Holders Nominees.

That criticism is just about as sensible
as would be "a claim that the directorate
Of bank is inexperienced AMI inefficient
unless al its members are bankers. The
policy holders nominees. for each Of tac
TWO companies. contains Il fair represent
tation of able men. who have devoted
their lives 20 life Insurance and whose
expert knowledge upon chat subject Is
beyond question. while. ass go the others
if J may speak without reference 10 my
self. tho International committee. com-
posed a men like Hon. Altea T. Parker.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-28
CHAMBERLAIN LOSSES
 HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED
The Work of Restoring The Buildings
 of The Lumber Yard Under Way.

An adjustment was made yesterday of the Chamberlain fire loss. Adjusters representing all but four of the com panies were here and their findings gave the company a little less than 5000 each, the amount Of each of the ten policies. This reduction was made for the reason that there was not quite so much cement in stock as there was at the time the insurance was taken. Int arrangement was entirely satis- factory to MT. Chamberlain.
 Mir. Chamberlain has already erect ed a temporary office for the transac- tion of business and as fast as possible he is clearing the ground for the erec- ton of the necessary sheds for the housing of the finer grades of material. Fifteen men are engaged in removing the debris.
 One of the chief obstacles in the work of clearing up is furnished by the cement, which the fire converted into blocks of solid stone as big as a barrel, and in some cases, where the barrels were broken before the work of qualification was begun. the blocks are much bigger, so that it will be nee essary to break some of them up with dynamite.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-28
THE KELVIN KILLING
 ADDITIONAL DETAILS
Robert Devance Slew John Roberts in Fit of Jealousy Over Saloon Singer.

Additional details of, the killing at Kelvin on Sunday of which The Re- publican printed a story. were received yesterday. The slayer was Robert De Vance, a cowboy. and his victim was John Roberts. A Mexican by-stander was accidentally and fatally shot by DeVance.
 The trouble was started by the jeal- ousy of Roberts. Both Roberts and De Vance claimed the smiles of the same woman. who was employed as a sal oon singer. DeVance was in Billy Gamble's saloon drinking with the wo- man of their affections, when Roberts came in and started a quarrel. which led to blows and to shots. Roberts pulled his gun and shot twice at Devance. and the latter ran out of the saloon. He pulled his gun and as he did so it was accidentally discharged. the shot striking a Mexican. The shot provel fatal. -DeVance then entered the saloon and fatally shot Roberts.
 DeVance did not make an attempt to get away but gave himself up to the deputy sheriff in Kelvin who imme- diately telephoned to Sheriff Mills at Florence. The sheriff with Acting Cor oner M. M. Hickey left Florence on Monday for Kelvin.
 DeVance was bound over to await the next Pinal county grand jury His friends will be able to furnish bail if it is not fixed too high. DeVance is q cowboy. His reputation is good. He has recently had charge of a small mining camp near Christmas. He was in from the mining camp for few days and arrived at Kelvin Sunday
 DeVance and Roberts are known to a great many Phoenix and Kelvin people and they have been in this part of the country for several years. Rob erts is said to. have relatives living in the southern part of the city.
 Another story in circulation is tha. Roberts hinted that Devance had ne- gro blood in him. This DeVance re- sented. He started towards Roberts who shot at him. DeVance returned the fire and it was in this shooting that the Mexican was hit by a stray shot It is said that at one time De Vance operated a roulette wheel a. Clifton. Roberts was running one at this time in the Gamble saloon. There are several versions of the story. but all of them agree in that Roberts drew his gun first.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-28
CITY WAFER PLANT
 WILL BE ACQUIRED
Couneilmen Will Hold a Conference Tonight to Close Up the Details of the Agreement.

The matter of the purchase of the city water works plant by the city is now the most important one before the councilmen and they are in no way neglecting it. but they have had a hard time in getting together lately, not in spirit. but physically. 4 conference was understood by some to have been arranged for Monday night, but others did not so understand it. Last night it was arranged for, but there was difference in their understanding of the hour. and part of them went home before the others arrived at the city hall. It is now understood by all that they are to have a conference this evening at which final action will be taken in closing the agreement be- tween the city and the Sherman in- terests.
 There Is now nothing between the two parties to the contract except a matter of about s135O in interest tha. will have to be paid on the Sherman bonds that will be assumed with the taking cover of the plant. notwith- standing the current report that this amount runs into the thousands. It is foregone conclusion that the council will not waste valuable time in assum- ing control of the city plant. playing checkers with this inconsiderable sum, which is a mere trifle compared to the value to the city of getting control and inaugurating improvements that will give fire protection that protects.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-28
THE HOLY CITY"
A most Remarkable Performance Bas
 ed On Biblical Teachings.

Large and appreciative audiences are again welcoming Gordon & Bennetts magnificent Biblical drama, "The Holy City" the third season being apparent
 ly of greater importance than evea the remarkable first two. That the .ater patrons are entertained and bet tered by the ever-beautiful and touch : ing story-old as Christendom. found ed upon gospel truths and teachings of the Nazarene, will not be disputed by any one who has witnessed the per- formance. Every man. woman and child should listen to and see this pure. instructive. illustrative story of the days of our Savior when here among men. This vivid setting forth of teachings which make all mankind kin. provide education which is mex pensive and instruction worth count less price to those who heed and will endeavor to apply the simple, powerful examples. That the company inter preting this grand drama will play an engagement at the Doris opera house Monday. December 3. is an announce ment that will interest all classes.