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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
MAN SMOTHEREO IN WHEAT
FELL INTO PIT CONTAINING
5000 BUSHELS OF GRAIN.
The Little Kernels, Like Myriads of
Cogs, Gripped His Feet and
Drew Him Down to Death.

Drew Him Down to Death.
Patrick Dolan, foreman of grain
handlers in the elevator of the Will
liam Baird Company, at the foot of
Van Brunt street, Brooklyn, fell into
pit containing 5000 bushels of
grain at the noon hour yesterday,
says the New York World.
The little kernels, rolling against
one another like myriad cogs of
great machine, gripped his feet, his
ankles, his legs, his knees, crowd
Ing each other like honey cells, held
him fast and drew him down with
power that was not painful motion,
but irresistible pressure 1t was the
hand of the gentle death of the
quicksands of wheat that Dolan had
warned his fellows against since he
handled wheat as a boy twenty-seven
years ago. He plunged this way and
that, and with every step the quick
sands gripped him more firmly. Do
Ian, who had seen men go to death
in the same pit, cried desperately for
help
Petro Amazio workman, was the
only one who heard him. He tossed
one end of a rope to Dolan.
Dolan seized the rope, stumbled,
and fell, and one arm was buried
deep in the millions of rolling kerr
nels and held as gently and as fast
as though in the ooze of jelly fish.
With the other he clutched wildly
at the rope, exhausting his strength
in the mania of fear that had over
come him.
Amazio, above, tried to calm him,
and screamed for help, and, as he
screamed, the doomed foreman, in
last spasm of strength, tugged sud-
denly and powerfully at the ropes
end. Amazio lost his balance and
fell, and in another second he, too,
was a prisoner.
The little grains of wheat rose
like a tide about Dolan, covered him,
and bore him down thirty feet into
their depth, where there is pressure
no man can withstand.
Amazios cries had been heard.
His fellow-workmen rushed to the
great grain pit. They saw him for
a second and then the surface closed
over him as it had over the man
whose life he had sought to save.
The workmen stopped not a sec
ond. Springing down from the
shoulder of the pit they rushed to
the street. Axes Glove the cleats at
the chutes that run from the bot
tom of the pit to the street wall,
where grain is loaded like steam
coal The torrent of grain rushed
forth, a score of men with shovels
pushing it to one side to give the
hurrying mass behind it room. Sud
denly they screamed with joy. The
body of Amazio shot down the chute.
He was seized, carried inside and an
ambulance was soon on hand. When
he opened his eyes his first cry was
for DoIan, his foreman.
The men about him stood aghast.
1t was the first they knew of Dolan
having been caught prisoner in the
pit. They rushed to the street again.
Every chute was opened, and the
5000 bushels of grain were poured
into the street.
One of the chutes clogged. 1t was
the body of the foreman. man on
a rope was lowered inside, and in
another minute the body was in the
street. Dolan was dead.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
COTTON MEN ARE COMING
n,pvEY JORDAN AND M. L..
= IouVsON WILL VISIT DAWSON.
oHcols Will Hold Meetings in the
interest of Georgia Division of
coutbcrn Cotton Association.

officials III IAOAN ia 'AAC
1nterest of Georgia Division of
couthcrn Cotton Association.
PRESIDENT Harvie Jordan, of the
oontbprn Cotton Association, accom-
n.nied by field agent E. D. Smith
md President M. L. Johnson, of the
Georgia division Southern Cotton AS
ISOLATION, have planned a campaign
- the state in the interests of the as
.ociation and it's upbuilding, and will
bocn their tour the latter part of
this week.
They propose to hold several meet
ngs at central points in cOngressiOn-
), districts of the state. at which adj
dresses will be made by each of them
rDOD the work of the association and
rs Importance, and especially will
thew submit to the people their plan
If varehousing and cotton holding,
which is proposed by the association
and which will be acted upon at the
coming annual meeting in Birming
ham, Ala, in January.
Il It is especially urged that bankers
and business men in all lines, as
we'll as farmers, attend these meet
hgs since the matters to be dis
usSed are of great importance to
every business interest.
They have made dates for nine
teen meetings, covering every sec
ton of Georgia, and Dawson is
named in their itinerary for meet
Ing on Wednesday, December -.
/ The only other meeting yet an
lounced for the Second congressional
district is at Albany on Thursday,
December 13.
It is the intention and desire of
the officials to put the future plans
land scope of the association clearly
and fully before the people, and to
show them the Importance of giving
their full cooperation and support.
Id is a business movement in behalf
|Ot the whole south, and its purposes
Twill be outlined in detail.
The farmers and business men OF
Dawson and Terrell county should,
and no doubt will, turn out in large
numbers, and give Messrs. Jordan,
Johnson and Smith all possible en-
in the work they are
doing for the southern farmer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
COBURN's BARLOW MINsTREIs
Great Company of Fun-Makers VIII
BE in Dawson Friday NIGHT

From Winepeg, Manitoba, to Kew
West, Fla, from Charleston. s. G.
to Victoria, B. c., in a ceaseless
round of one night and week stands
the big show of Manager Coburn.
which will appear at the opera house
in Dawson on Friday evening, No
vember 23, is recognized as a first
class, reliable attraction, continually
producing new ideas, new features.
new singers. new comedians to
amuse and please his various pat
rOns. Never carrying the same show
twice, guaranteeing your moneys
worth or your money back" he and
his great Barlow Minstrels are al
ways welcome visitors in Dawson.
They were received at Tampa, Fla,
according to the Tribune, as follows:
The great Barlows have always
given the people their moneys worth,
but the show last night was so far
ahead of all previous efforts that the
big crowd, from the front row of the
pit to the top perch in the gallery,
gave Manager Coburn and his clever
people round after round of appre-
ciative applause that was nothing
short of an ovation.
Don't forgeu the date and the big
parade and concert Friday of this
week,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Breathe Hyomei and Get Relief and
Cure. Sold Under Guarantee.

If you have catarrh, with it's many
unpleasant symptoms, you should be-
gin to use the healing Hyomei at
once.
Hyomei is made from natures
soothing oils and balms, and con-
tains the germ killing properties of
the pine forests It's medication is
taken in with the air you breathe,
so that it reaches the most remote
cells of the respiratory organs, kill
ing all catarrhal germs and soothing
any irritation there may be in the
mucus membrane.
A complete Hyomei outfit costs
but 81, extra bottles, if needed, so
cents, and the Dawson Drug Co. and
Peoples Drug Store give their per-
sonal guarantee with every package
that money will be refunded unless
the treatment cures.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
Nav Omen a Branch House.

Mr.. Adams, a jeweler from DaW-
SON, was here today looking for a
location to open up jewelry shop.
We shall be glad to welcome Mr..
ADAMS to our city should he decide
- cast his lot among us.-Cuthbert
Tjberal-Enterprise.
" Mr. Adams tells The News that he
,oo11od over the situation in Cuthbert
.o 1itb view of opening a branch
SoTea there. He will remain in
Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
Sells More of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy Than of All Others
DYrf Tonofhar

The following letter from local
lily where Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is we'll known shows by
lhe unprecedented demand for it
that the medicine sells on its own
merit. Mr.. Thos. George, a mer-
chant at Mt. Elgin, Ontario, says:
! have had the local agency for
CAamberlain's Cough Remedy ever
since it was introduced into Canada,
ana | sell as much of it as | do of
al other lines l have on my shelves
put together OF the many dozens
SOid under guarantee 1 have not had
One bottle returned l can person
IeLF recommend this medicine, as |
nave used it myself and given it to
|ly children and always with the
DsSt results" For sale by Dawson
lOFug Co., Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21

ton from seven acres, and it is al
out he has a tenant who planted
~ acres in cotton and will get nrac-
'lcaiiy nothing from it, and a neigh
Dor who has an adjoining farm has
gathered only 500 pounds from ten
acres. All the farmers in that sec
ton OF Texas have finished picking
cotton.
Mr.. Gay says that if it hadn't been
Tor the boil weevil most of this land
would have made nearly a bale to
the acre. The insect has been very
Obstructive this year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-21
qB THE TEXAS COTTON CROP is SHORT
c,rer Terrell County Citizen Writes That Some Eor.,
es Have Made Almost Complete Failures Boil
Weev1 Has Done Much DAMAGE

:, robn w. Gay of Jacksonville,
NJ, former citizen of Terrell
lsAa., ~, but for the past several years
cOuD, ,aont of the west, in renewing
l' inscription to The News writes
DIP lines concerning the crops of
that state o,n ,,,,o 49,.
&c one of the best that was
D'," crown, but from what Mr.. Gay
q" os the cotton crop the immense
' 'sld we have been hearing of
w. myth. He says that he has
, ,.,od only 500 pounds of seed cot
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
THOUSAND Miners
idle NPENNA HHE
Coal Operssoss R<Suue - Pay
Patsbuy Srak- -notesz Cxa,d
The R.ep,a;rs.

Pi,tsbarT, June n~~7me areal mines
Of corrssa cmieAinn and Mexican
coal companies In the neighborhoo |
Of Tarenyuxn. Pa. slssssi sdown today
on account of The refusal OF the ope
rators 10 pay the Tittsnurg wage
scale Fitckess nave been stationed
about the mines, but no trouble Ia eS.
peesed. About a thousand men are
Idle.
rus Smith. ATk.. June 1s,~TeIiers
completed the count 'hert today Of
the referendum vote on the Kansas
City agreement reached ias. week be-
tween The soft coal operators and min.
ers at the southwest. Tho agreement
affecting Arkansas, Indian Territory
and Missouri was carried ny 400. or
about TWO thirds majority Kansas
miners previously favored the agree
ment. This therefore ends the strike
In the southwest and the miners ex-
peet - return to work nest Monday,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
TOWN BOARD ORDERS :
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
New Sidewalks 70 be Put ncwn And
Streets to be Cleared For
Use cf Traffic.

The Board OF Trustees Of the town
Of Las Vegas met In regular session
last night, but very little business ri
importance was transacted. Almost
the entire time was taken In order
ing and discussing improvements fol
the town. &s
The board ordered that new side
walks Of plank, brick. stone or ce'
ment be put down Immediately ~
both sides Of South Pacific street
between Sapello and Alamo streets
Property owners will be allowed /
put down plank walks II they wish
as that locality Is some distance from
the main portion of Town.
The committee on streets and alleys
was ordered ana empowered To See
that the ditch on south Pacific street.
crossing the property Of b. r. For
sythe, be filled up. The ditch liz an
open one and he is used as a kind u
drain. The cause Of the order liz tha
the street Is too narrow al this point
and the drain takes up space thai
should be be- used ss,-sfaissss. !
Nj, The ~sffeetAauaf alley committee was
also instructed to see that The obsfruc.
lions i'm front Of the residence Of Eu.
.,~aio Radnlph on North New Mexico
avenue are removed. The obstruction
consists OF porch, plants and trees
In front OF the house, which project
into the street and tend TO narrow
the thoroughfare ut that point.
A number Of other minor matters
we're disposed OF, but nothing else CT
particular importance was transacted.
There liz no discord of amy kind In
the Legislative body of the town Of
Las Vegas. but citizens and board
labor together to beautify the town,
to see that streets are graded, PARKS
heautifisd, and that crosswalks and
are built. u
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
FINE SCIENTIFIC
APPARATUS ORDERED


DR.. n =. b. Fest cf this city will
soon have one Of the finest lapratorie
ii, the territory. He already ~ salrs
of the finest instruments ana micru-
seopes that money can buy Tor medk
cai purposes. and he has nov order
ia set of electrical machines Or
great aid To physicians Ii diagnosing
and treating diseases He has orders
ea i large x.ray uutft and ii conuec-
tinn with 4 twenty four plate statlo
machine and also germ high m
quancy outfit 1t i cost 81 ts0o. Thts
y only the second eatht d the ktnd
II the territory. and win 81 Il -
disposal u An of the physicians 81
ne city for examinations and dr.
hpsric purposes The machines wili
Arrive il the city ii about NO wesks
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
sAoSAcNE INDIAN LAND
OPENING POSTPONE o.

Washington. June ls.-ThIs Was sha
date originally fixed for the opening
IL The shashons Indian reservation In
Wyoming. hnts Rs announced some
time since. ths government has deem
ea IN advisable in postpone the open"
ina for two moaahs. The decision tas
defer the opening Was due chiefly "a
The fact that railroad Accommodations
to the new lands were lacking. The
Northwestern and other roads are
aow pushing their lines into the reser
satien and expect 70 have them eera.
plsaa and ready for the rnsh Of home
seekers before the middle Oh Aasass.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
Peasants Take Lands.

where he worked last. The judge
gave him a job on the streets, with
u request for his immediate depart
ure from Vegas at the end Of his sur
vice
Needed the Funds.
FranlA Hrown was next. He told
the inaefiocuter he had been reducing
the hreweries' output bit because he
thought the poor brewers needed the
funds. The Judge questioned him
about his philanthropy In striking a
man on the head with y hammer ON
the wasa side last night. He is held
pending investigation.
r. G. SprnHIs, whose head resem
bles glsrions New Mexican sunshine,
was ~ fansssag." He was corraled
in the Fe yards. sprawls' ambi-
tion willAe worked ont for ave days
at the business end of u number two
shovel
The end men, sparks and Long, are
AfroAmerSrans. They are both
striking brnnettes. Sparks was long
on talk ana Long delivered a few
sparkling remarks about this heah
county," which he said was mighty
pow'ful fon work. I warn't doin' nuf.
fin. jege, ana that policeman done
pinehed me :
Five each for you hoth.F said
the interfocutor and the curtain went
down. I'LL a..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15

IL eastern part ~ shs s*vtsasy, Ns
aAa Ea8 hass sny pstssmsf~ II To-
sAas Hrap. II aasst shsy ~sse aas ~
aaas to ghs naked rys aseoa hAs aTTaska
Nhsa y ssp~ssss as,peuash~a him IN
A@ mlaghasAa ts@m aAw tsaam H. sMiA H.
Ssdna have aay nw@s IN sMEaxa asaas
fsuaa the tses that sA@ fsaass hcss snst
Murphy ssEw pl~A&s0 sish ahslr new
hans. Hs made shas FemsIk xstn n
swxpasinu ~ u sxnal.~~ths kasn* ~
tssEsa IN teIax ths psaifsms.ass. Ths
Hack says aaa MmspAs sfs shs N.
ssgess train ruhbern who nnsii recent
ly we're eouflnst ln tbe San Altael
county isla %.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
MORE Than FORTY KILLED;
HOSPITALS ARE FILLED
Murder Riot and Rapne Follow Bomb Throwing Religious
Je-Lea Chapter From Dark Country Says Situation Strained
Breaking Pom-May Officers Openly conpaePeasns Take Possession
Of Lands

saysses is-ss thirty
yssseessys Hnsd
Il esvsset number ~
many An
Military
and civilians slsed ssse
armed srpes nss sssn sssssssa ps"ene s
u order.
Bomb hslpea Parade r
esyk s-Aecersms Asseeissss
erniss ssschs tho
provoked hsws sluss
yesterday seriously ~osas psst Father Fs6s e sns
"
chssisss
q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
ssess,osssssns Too gsrs.s.

ot The lands.
supssinssassns Too gtre~e
KnYsk. Russia. June is~fhirsy peas
anita who ssr~ charged with deyass
tssing The estate near bare Of M
stiehinsky, minister of agriculture.
have been acquitted by Jury. owing
To the testimony furnished rsgsrdinx
the extreme hssshness of the super"
iutendsnt II the estate.
ssysa HAD No Opinions.
m. psserxburg. June Is-wm. j.
Bryan sailed this Afternooa for 6tocs.
hoans He devoted his last any in a.
p~ssrsbarg 10 4 call on Prenisr Gore
nykin, with whom hi had an hours
TALK and another visit To- the lower
house Of parliament where hs remain.
I'd throughout the morning session.
For a time Bryan VAS the center Of
attraction In the lobby holding q req
ular reception. A depusaticn ~ Jews
ana Poles wanted him to define his nj
titude On the questions affecting thenl
and he was besieged by foreign and
Russian correspondents, anxious "a
secure his views ON the probable out
eome Of the parliamentary struggle
here Beyond The expression of q pro
found interest In the fight the Rus
Sian people are making for liberty
and the deep impression made npof
him by the Russian parliament. Bry
| IN declined to make a statement.
Vim. J.. Jr.. at Home.
william ]. Bryan. ar.. returned Il
his home to-day. after travelling oye'
the greater parf of the world with NJ
parents and sister. He said he wouls
visit his married sister In Denvcl
for a while and then prepare for en-
trance to a military academy In indi
ma. Young Bryan expects TO entel
the United States navy after eomples
ing his academic course.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
prsss 10 esxsimissEc.

prsss 10 esxsimfssfc.
81. Peterseurr. June I5.-~Ths press
IL unanimous In fts profaunt pessi.
mism over yesterdays events I'm the
lower house Of parliament The sit.
ua.ion In strained to the breaking
point, The attempt Of tnc military
procurator. General payldff In behalf
Of War Minister Rudiges 10 shift .he
responsibility for military executions
to the minfstsa Of the interior. In a
palpable ssxzsaan o fan issue by the
house and echoed throughout the
country. The result Ia that a storm
Of indignation has been aroused and
IL being augmented by the cool At
tempt N tsre government 10 invade
the invsoiahiiity ii the members of
parliament and tts demand for the
expulsion Of m. ufianoff, Whether
the government uares tn follow up
legally the refusal Of the house to
espes UEigmaff and it's Haunting of
proeurator Pavsoff Is now question
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15

] MAsssiNoroN, JUNE is.-Thg
MOUSE ADOPTED TNG LOCK
rNpE ron the PANAMA CANAL.
~ A voTG or no 70 ~ pAovl-
ZION MAS MADE a PANT o. T4G
suNpNy civil APPROXIMATION
sill, WHICH APpRopNyATGo go
ooo,oco 70 CONTINUE WORK on
THE CANAL.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15

= psasxaEs seEssasIg xhs hasaess vi
ahs kaas agsss State tsuEa lite pasnesr
aayx te aas nfsssaI time sn6 Illus
fTmaaGg tie achievements ut The kaats
and nsF saas IL war and peace, In tas
industries. In education seleaes aAt
ssAsr fields It activity. fsito@Ins The
grand tail. fog which usssa elaborate
sFsaasssnsnts haze teen eoaeaaases.
stla he hsaa In tie nes armost.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
BIG MINSTREL MATINEE
N Judge BOPE'S COURT
"Court'' Acts as tnterloeuscr But Bal.
iadIsss are Excused From Per
foxmanne--zEnd Men Features.

There WAS an impremptu min.
strel performance In Judge Bope's =
court this morning. Tne ensemble
included II. c. Jsprawls, A. Thomas,
r. r Collins and Frank Brown, psue.
do balIadisfs. The end men were G.
Sparks "banes.' and John Long.
''tambo" Judge -Bope was interlocn'
tor and eantrary to custom the
Joke" was never at the expense Of
the middle man.
j The phenomenal .tenors, golden
tongued' baritanas, and pleasing
basso profundos were not In good
voice this morning owing to parched
throats like the man who hankered
TO hear s.the 1inkie uf the ice In the
pitcher down the hall9' However.
they were In SINGING pitch last night.
and the ballads Rere CIT from the
program because the singers were not
disposed to strain themselves.
city Marshai Coles, Special ofIicers
ThElS aaAuS I1dkiNs a dSiFp&UtS3 Aot% AMW
opiic and iaiI attaches we're the Az V.
dience. ssS:s sz- 4 s
Matinee Opens =, sS.s3s .s5.s.s
The Judge opened the matinee with
The ease Of A. Thomas. There are
several Thomases in Vegas, but there
ssre other distinctions about this one
ID designate him more partIesiarly
snan the mere A" This particular
Thomas wore hrass buttons and a
blo3ae mnstache. Hes butch OIL
The Esnta ne and arrived here Iass
night on No. 7. AT the castenada
last night he crooked his elbow un-
til the crooks got into his lals, then
snperintep A Stem ~as forced to
have bim htp custody. Last
night be pfed ID Holding down the
floor III fhs CITY jail. This morn
Ing, after the Judge said Ten 81 ten. Z
Thomas hustled the ten round ones.
oEicer Davis locked disappointed OF.
ncer Kelley needs men 10 work on
ne streets md Davis il busy rounding
bhem tp. s..s. .szs5ss 5sS ,ss III y.
4. +. Collins. Soist--iae was cap.
Eared sione--drex ZEN n sail He
couldn't ersctly remember gust
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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
THIS KATROUS MAN
HI1CHED AUTOMOBILE


tine, :MeGreeyy, of Watrous.
n. NJ. believes automobiles.
lfke certain bad broncos, will
not stand without hitching. To
demonstrate his theory he
tied a gasoline buggy to a teie-
graph pole in front of the ter
ritoriai asylum while a party
Of visitors. of which he was
member. dropped In for a So
cial call. When they returned
ana prepared to depart in the
auto, something happened. Nc
Greevy had forgotten to unite
the rope and the horseiess car
riage did a stunt when the
power was turned on that
Threatened 10 land its ~oceu.
pants In tire middle Of a near.
by mesa.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15

pnn4ed III Three colcrs. 4. 10 Hana.'
sssnest Job Advertisements Ever
Turned Out In Las sSeas. Il. Il.

Al. IL their custom. q. Rosenwaii
4 Son have caused to be issued from
the Optic job room their semi-sunual
12-page p1sce conrant. The puGsica.
tion was resdy for distribution ThaYs.
day. II 4 printed m three colefs.
and Il probably the handsomest Of any
Ike advertisement ever issued in this
ctr The Optic Il proud of the worl,
I'D Nessrs, R0sssrald 4 Son are
ssse To prices are very interesting.
He sprs you get ! corr Free for nc
askipx
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
WALTER xHlLMaN and
PARTY LEAVE 4 PARIS
=, $T44 y &&4 & @4 s4% AT
Correspondent, Says His Airshs,p is
the Finest Ever Constructed
Has Confidence.

Paris. June 1s.--Walter WelIman
and the remaining members IL his
arctic expedition left Paris toi.s Tor
Tremsoe, Norway. I
Previous to his Departure weiiman
said his airship lis the finest ever
constructed. The mechanical fea.
tnres are not vet perfected, owing 70
strikes ana the short time available.
However, they are good and he has
faith In the success of his trip.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-06-15
Forncsf Had r,o : Prisoner. 4. I,

Captain Fred Fornoff Of the mount
ed police. who does most IL his trav.a
cling hy train. arrived In Las Vegas
this afternoon. He will remain here
until evening when he win leave for.
Santa ne Mr.. Fornoff has been In