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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Mrs. Dc,trich Critically III.

Mrs. G. DIETRICH of Henrico county,
who was injured by COW some days
ago. is reported to be Improving a. as
painful accident Members of Mrs.
Deitrich's family state that the ac-
count published some days ago in re :
gard to the accident contained some
Mrs Deitricfawas walk Z
ing in her yard, when she' was l1n onliotI
down by a COW. TlIeacoWl! did no II at 4
her down tra.mpllns on her, severely
injuring one Of her eyes.. her home
on the Seven Pines car line Mrs. Del
trich is still critically III. having lost
one eye and suffered a. broken leg.
Tie COW was owned by. n neighbor
and was being driven In. to- DO butch
cred. WHOM She ran away from the
driver. ~ The owner Of the COW is much
Erieved a the accident. but,no blam,
| is attached to him.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
THINGS HAPPENING
IN HENR|CO COUNTY
Young White Mat, Charged
With Attempted Criminal AS
sault Now in Jail There.
WILL NOT DISCUSS CASE
Airs. Dietrich Still i'll Critical
Condition. Quarrel About
Potato Patch.

St n. Il. ~, Mitchell. the young white
man, arrested on Friday night by the
cltyHtnuthorities on charge OF az
tempted criminal assault was turned
over to the Henrlco police Yesterday
morning and lodged in5the county jail
Though the city has against him war;
rant charging tho carrying OF conceal
ed weapons. for which offhnse Justlce
iCrutchfield says he is going 10 Try nm
some day, the crime alleged pS the
Henrico warrant Is of n much more
serious nature, and the case VIII W
gone Into without delay.
Is a preliminary herring VIII be held
before Magistrate Myer Angle at the
courthouse on TUESDAY morning at II!
O'Clock. Messrs 0rdwaN Fuller and
James Il. Shelton will appear as coun-
sci for Mitchell. Tho warrant against
the prisoner charges him with max
ing indecent proposals and attempt
Ing criminal assault on Binday Rich
ardson. the thirteon-y car-o!d daughter
of Mr.. A. G. Richardson, train con-
ductor for the chesapeake and ONO
Railroad, who lives on the Darbytown
Road. near the National Cemetery, IN
Henrico county.
Mitchell declined to talk to news
paper men yesterday, saying that nj.
attorneys had instructed, him not tt
discuss his case. TO TALLER, however
he protested his entire innocence
Mitchell Is said to be from Louise
county, and is reported to be q Nounk
man Of cxempraly habits and of ex
oellent family connections.
Mitchell's friends deny, the chars'
against him absolutely. They say tina
Mitchell at one time boarded with til,
Richardson's. and that he had known
the child we'll lie found her PICKING
berries Friday afternoon as she eS
planned, to raise money enough to :.
on q picnic on which she had set he
heart. Mitchell offered her some none,
to assist In raising the fund, and claims
reason why the father. Of the cir
should have taken exception to til
act. Richardson and his friends. low
ever, are disposed to press athet charge
and a number Of witnesses have bcel
summoned. -. go sE-..E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
XVI Ahonts pntatncr.

his eh7 landia Gdssef f S9tsBE2 th
Charles City iTsoadsSdn Henrico county,
and the row was aired before, Magis-
trnte7 Angle at the Htnrfco Courthouse
Yesterday. The difficulty occurred over
the ownership of a crop Of potatoes.
Cooke was ordered to2 change his
boarding place. and tokgive $50 csecu-
rity for his good behavior for six
months He received permission. how
ever, TO harvest his portion OF the po-
tato crop before leaving. Lee Myers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
%th4 4 II if57ffS
POSTPONE IIAnN's CASE.
Pn,,nShOp Clerk Charged With Inter
fcTsnS With officer.

Israel Ham, clerk in Cominsky's
pawnshop, on East Franklin Street.
charged with interfering with Officer
Tate in the performance of his, duty,
asked yesterday morning In Police
Court to have his case postponed, and
Justice Crutchheld allowed 1t to go
over to Wednesday,. Tho policeman
stated that Hahn had denied having
purchased a huggyy4robes and Two lan-
terms broight3to his4rSshop bY II. ]"
Richardson. whom Officer Tate arrested
and that lie was abusive.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Cutting Case Continued.

Eddie Harris (colorcd). charged with
cutting Andrew Seay, appeared In the
Police Court yesterday morning, and
his case was postponed to "Wednesday,
in order that witnesses FOR the defense
might be summoned. Ellis was defend
cd by Mr.. Hiram M. Smith, SON OF
Mr.. IL. NJ Smith, Jr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Brief Items Around Town
lat the hospital for week, is greatly

at the hospital for a week, is greatly
improved
Mrs George NJ. Cease has returned
to the city, after spending several
months in New York and Loudoun
county, Va
Miss Alvin #. Parks, from Indianap-
oils, Ind. who has been visiting her
relatives. Mrs. John W. Carson and
Mr.. w. r. Hopkins, left for her home
in the Retreat for the Sick. where
she was operated on last Thursday.
Mrs. Cornick's mother, Mrs. William
Fl. Proffitt is also very sick In her
home, No. 314 East Cary Street.
Mrs. Arthur r. Davis, the Misses
Schultz and Miss Lena Wtgger have
left for Philadelphia to attend the
Elks' convention.
Mrs. w. NJ. Brooks. accompanied by
her children and her niece. Miss Bessie
Walker. left yesterday for Halifax
county. where she, will spend some
Walker, of Scottsburg.
MI. and Mrs. S. T. Edbcns and fam
lily, of Birmingham, Ala. are visiting
Mr.. Edbens's mother, Mrs. Liza. ed
bens, Of No. II South, Cherry Street.
Mrs. " NJ. Graham and Miss l1riel
| Graham. her daughter, OF Grahams
| Forge, Va are visiting Mrs. 3. II
lIngles, at No 100 North Third Street
| A lawn party for the benefit Of Mar.
shall Women's Christian Temperate,
! Union will be given tomorrow nigh
| at Mrs. Sargent's residence, No. Coz
1 West Marshall Street. Music and autt
/ riding will be the attraction Of tn
evening. The public are invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Rev. DR.. James b. Taylor will preach
this morning at Grove Avenue Baptlst
Church.
Mr.. Ashby Watkins, accompanied BY
his sister, Mrs. Frank Broaddus Austin
of Charlotte, n. c.; Mrs. j. M. PERKINS
and Misses Nancy and Birdie Watkins,
are spending some time at the Queen
Anne Cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. Nat Frazer and children and
Mrs. Richard McIlwaine and Miss Nc
llwaine are at Greenfield for the sum
mer.
Mrs H. W, Lubbock and 4 Mrs s. 2; 4 {
Street, are spending the summer ~
Prince George county.
Mr.. H. Claiborne Morris, of No iol
North Twenty ninth Street, lcit me
ton. While away he Will visit the eS-
position and other points of interest.
Mr.. Marcel Laube and Miss Katie
| Laube have left for Philadelphia. from
(which point they sailed on the steamer
/ Westmoreland for England, to be an
/ sent about six weeks.
Mr.. Leslie Earnest Rudd and Miss
Emma Beatrice NuGkols s., We're m marriet
| in Norfolk July 18th. They will be al
lhome after August LIST.
Misses Elizabeth and Jennie Crowdc1
have left the city to spend some tins
4 With friends in Bedford City.
Miss Halle Crowder has returned
to her home, in Cumberland county
latter a pleasant visit to her cousins
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
TERMINAL HOTEL,
THE DUNLOP, Atlantic City, N. j,


AND MAGNIFICENrr tFlREPRooF. ANNEX.
sTennessae Ave- near Beach. Atlantic City.
N j. opposite Protestant and Catholic
Churches. a new, modern. up-to-date hotel,
extra large rooms; private baths, telephones,
metal beds. excellent table; filtered water,
poultry and fresh vegetables ron our own
farm; finest OF meats, guaranteed ny daily
veterinary inspection Capacity sif1, Wnaa
service Special rates, SIS 20 $3.50 weekly;
ff'8 r. b. 2LuDY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Manhattan Square Hotel

West 18th Street. one-half block from
Central Park. Opposite the Museum OF
Natural History, NEW YORK CITY,
New FIRE proof hotel. 800 rooms, 100 pr-
.vatc5 baths. Reasonable rates for Runmer
season. Rooms reserved by wire at our e1-
penss The most convenient and quetest
location in the city. 10 minutes from read
Ing shops and theatres.
1854 t9 JOHN c. PALMER, MANAGER.
c, S. TAYLOR, Aust. Manager.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mrs. Nat Frazer. and children and
Mrs. Richard McIlwaine and Miss Nc
llwaine are at Greenfield for the sum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
Willoughby BeachHotel.

WILLOUGHBY HEACH, VA.
tNin Ocean View)
Open for the season June II. 1907
Situation just opposite Jamestown
Exposition Grounds-fifteen minutes
by boat or trolley. $500 per day and
up, American plan Fresh sea food
daily from the Chesapeake Bay. Fine
fishing, bathing. Music and dancing
every evening from 3 to 1880.
II. s, PARKER. Manager.
Take car opposite Atlantic Hotal.
Main Street. Norfolk. marked "Old
Point Express" or 'Willoughby Local."
direct to the hotel.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
PEOPLE
WILD WITH RAGE

TOXIC, July 2O.-tAfternoon)--Rep
from Seoul state that four machine guns
arc now at the Iaihan gate. Should the
Korean soldiers repeat yesterdays be-
,havior by firing on the Japanese Ipp]ie..,
the Japanese troops VIII not hesitate TO
Ietnlnte.
1t Is noteworthy that despite the press
news Of the abdication of the Korean EN-
peror, the official report confirming the
same has not yet been received here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
HOTEL MONTICELLO

Ocean en;l Kentucky Ave. nea. al, a.;tac.
tons New throughout. ATLANTIC
APPOINTED HOTEL AT MODERATE
RATES. Elegant rooms with bath. Table
and service OF highest standard. Home
like surroundings Liberal ownership man
up weekly; 81 UP daily. Illustrated book
let a. CONRAD EKuOLM.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

TOXIC. July PA despatch from Seoul
says that an enraged mob of one thou.
sand persons has attacked and burned
the residence of the Korean premier. VI
Wang Yang. Tho premier was absent at
the time on a visit to the palace
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mrs. TT. w. Lubbock and Mrs. b. G
Morris of dOl North Twenty -ninth
| Street, are spending the summer IN
| Prince George county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
uoTEL scARBonoUGn,

Beach Front aud Maryland Ave.
Between piers, centre OF all attractions
Adjoining hes, bathing beach Excellent
&C can front rooms, connecting, Elevator u
street level Private baths, music, FlneSf
French cuisine. Weekly rates, $le.b0 aupi
daily $3.50 up, American plan. Manage
ment or ALFRED WYMAN. Owner. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

STOCKTON HOTEL. Cape May. N, il
FOR Information, rates etc, ad !ress ?. HI
s. cake. Hotel Normandie, Washington, D.j
g.. or Horace M, Cake. Proprietor Care
May, N, J,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Each Cut the Other.
Levi Rose and elijah Gray. each
charged wi, cutting the otner, were
lbOth sent to Jail from the Folice Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mrs George NJ. Cease has returned
to the city, after spending several
months in New York and Loudoun
county, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21
THE LEXINGTON

Pacific and ArlS's Ave. ..tlantic City, N. u,
Square from depot aud Young's Pier.
Bathing from house, itreniises extend to
Beach. ocenn-v view rooms, 81 UP weekly;
.S1.e5 to $500 per day. Booklet
PAUL C. ROsECRASS. &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mrs Arthur r. Davis the Misses
Schultz and Miss Lena Wigger have
left for Philadelphia to attend the
Ellls' convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Rev. DR.. James B. Taylor will preach
this morning at Grove Avenue Baptist
Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr II. Claiborne Morris, of No. iol
North Twcnty-ninth Street, left the
ton. While away he Will visit the eX-
position and other points of interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

MI. Elliott Springs. Va
/. Directly on line of e. a O., West Of
stanton different M,nerai Waters. Pri-
yate Baths, sanitary plnmbing Splendid
service Rates. sl2 week up, II
SIRED CUMMINGS, Mgr.
l, Mt Elliott. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Misses Elizabeth and Jennie Crowder
have left the city to spend some time
with friends in Bedford City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr. and Mrs s. T. Edbcns and fam
lily, of Birmingham. Ala. are visiting
Mr. Edbens's mother, Mrs. LIZA. ed
lbens, of No. IA South Cherry Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr. Leslie Earnest Rudd and Miss
Emma. Beatrice Nuckols were. married
in Norfolk July 18th. They will be at
b ONE after August LIST
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

Mr.. Marcel Laube and Miss Katie
Laube have left for Philadelphia. from
which point they sailed on the steamer
Westmoreland for England, to be alb
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

Having shot their bolt at the min ing companies in Bisbes through a labor strike without visible serious effect, the organizers and 'vould-be
 rosperity stranglers have now under taken to put the company stocks of the Warren district out of business. But this attenpt to stop the mining companies from continuing in Bisbee
 Sil be as futile as wae the strike. None of the companies are depending upon sale of stock; they all have enor- nous bodies of ore for the future. are under able management have large surplus of cash and the price of stocks can in no way effect the profits or dividends which. have been com
 ns for years and which win continue.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

rssasgstes to county conventions win be chosen. and the county sonventtons will name the state delegates. FE its general aspect the performance will be like those which have gone be- fore There will be IAen in control of the party machinery. There always have been and always will be. Though the body polite appears to be in the vsry scstasy of regeneration. we hear every day of the immense advantage there will be for those who control the organization.
 The real reform opposed is to get out the real vote at the primary meet ings, and have it all fairly counted and recorded. That k the keynote to the restoration of political honesty.
 The present affair is not a fight. The combat will not get to the stage of powder and gore for a yeaE or more. There may be some headquarters es- tablished. some bureaus of correspond ence instituted. and good dead Gs grave and quiet missionary work done: but the cornAeid correspondents will be discouraged early.
 And no man knoweth' in what week or month the whole aspect of the presidential situation may change. bridging other men and other thoughts into the friendly arbitration 1"
 In 1904 the president writes to Mir. Hartman it has been a req. pleasure to see you this year" The campaign year was, indeed, pleasant year to see Hartman, who is about the most conspicuous of the heads of great combinations of capital and the pos sessor of a great private fortsne. There was not in the whole country man whom he could with so little propriety invite to the white house for political conference. hone from whom the solicitation or the accept anee of q campaign contribution would have been more aagranty in compatible with the presidents avowed policies and intentions.-New York Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

today pending the sitting of the con ciliation board, but from the returns -of votes of the different locals their efforts appear to have been signally
 unsuccessful. The men appear to
 have taken matters into their own
 hands and have decided not to re-
 turn until they have received satis-
 factory answers to the demands in the way of an increase. The coal company here had it's train at the sld- ing to take the men to the mines to work but the men did not go.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
THE OHIO SITUATION.

u0der the heading Fighting at Long Range" the Cincinnati Enquirer has this to say editorially of the po- litical situation in the Buckeye state, relating to the candidates of Sena- tor Foraker and Secretary of War Taft, both of that state, for the presi- dency:
 There is nothing in the Ohio situa- ton that need disturb the notorious amiability between Prsident Roosevelt and Secretary Taft on the one side, and Senators Foraker and Dick on the other. The proposition, in Secretary Tsft's absence, was to capture the Ohio delegation to the republican na- tional convention for Taft, and to slam the Hon. Theodore E Burton into tHe United States senate in the place of Foraker, neck and heels. In bare three days and nights-there was no time for sleep in such rapid action Insurance Superintendent Vorys re- ported that he had the state afiame for Taft. And the other crowd yelled ~Fire," And every day thereafter the New Yok papers had a column or so df fairy stories" from eornfield cores pondsnts.
 There was merry time A pri- mary elecaen was to be held right away, though there are only regular elections fs local officers this year. It was set for the election day in No Yember, and the state was. If poAsl- bIe, to be charged wah the expense. That was a short-hved proposition The whole game WAS orerplayed. and tsaAsa- is -nngl much .2Ga s..s 1l'l ne
 What our fellow citizens of Ohio are likely to see is the republican state central committee meeting tn Columbus in the late winter or eariy spring of next year. t will cali q state convention and provide for ths conduct of primaries Oz strict pop ular voting plan. At these Qriw .Clas
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

rhis beyond question. Sonora is as rich in agricultural resources as it is in mineral. Its valleys will sustain an enormous population of prosper GUS farmers. With every section of this rich state tributary to Douglas by the several railroad lines now an uounced it is no stretch of imagina- tioB to see Douglas a city of S0.0O0 to 5o,se before the end of score of years.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

A food specialist informs us that if man eats Sne-sixth of pound of butter Gaily, one pound of bread and one and one-third pounds of meat daily in seventy years he will have eaten 4eO0 pounds of butter. 25.o0G pounds of bread and s2.oO0 pounds oi meat, and it will have cost him 5000 The scientist, however, does moi seem to have allowed the necessary profit to the beef trust and the butter trust He should have doubled his figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

The Chicago Record-Heraid says that Abraham Lincoln would not feel aattered by the claims of many peo- pie that they look like him. But if Liacoln were sensitive he would have been heart-broken long ago over the claims of republican newspapers that they. thought like bim.--omsha World Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

It is announced that John Bundren. one hundred and one years old, and Miss Rose McGHire, one hundred years old, will on August 6, 1907, be united in marriage at Mr Bunden's estate, near Tatesville, Tennessee. This wedding might with propriety have been fixed for an earlier date, considering the age of the couple.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
LOWELL JOURNAL GIVES UP THE GHOST. 1.

The issue of the Lowell Journal pub nshed yesterday will be the last, SC cording to announcement of that pap CT. It is understood that the Lowell plant will be merged with that d the Bisbse Evening Miner. The Low ell Journal wac one of the handsom est papers, from a mechanical stand point, published in the territory Rkd was well edited It did much to attracs attention to the Warren mining dis rict.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
POPULAR VOTE FOR
 U. s. SENATORS
Michigan House Agrees On Bill Amending Urinary Election Law.

LANSING, Mich, April 29.-The lower house of the state legislature today in committee of the whole, agreed upon the Dickinson bill to amend the existing primary election law. The Dickinson bill provides for popular vote on candidates for United States senator and eliminates the requirement. that successful can didates for the nomination for gov ernor and lieutenant governor con. tinue as heretofore te be nominated by the convention system. final vote in the house is expected Tuesday next
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

have distributed in dividends, since the first of the year, the sumof $21,- 097. 1854. making total in dividend dis tributions by these companies since their incorporation, of s34S, ,739. .1S3 which is equivalent to 97.4 per cent of their capitalization. The Calumet and Hecls company of Michigan, organized in 1871, heads the list with dividends aggregating s101, ,35O, 900 on a capitali- Eation of s2.O0O,OOO Since its incorpo- ration fx 1899, the Amalgamated com pany of Montana has distributed s46,- 47s,9SS on an outstanding capitaliza- ton of s15S, ,0S7 300. The Calumet and Arizona, with mines at Bisbee and re- duction works at Douglas, Arizona, has made the remarkable record of paying s7.0o0.00O or $50 per cent on its s2,Ooo.OOo capital.
 Among the other large copper com panies which have returned their cap italization since organization are: Anaconda of Montana, s33,O0O, 900 on s3O, 900, ,O0e of issued stock; Boston and Montana, s52, ,525, 900 on s3,750. 900; Montana Ore Purchasing, ss.44s,11s on s2,O25, 900; osceela Consolidated of Michigan, s6,s62.o9 on s2.4oS,s50; Arizona, ss,sS2,04s on ss.77s.0o0;. Par. rot of Montana. .$6, ,se7 .25s on s2,29s.- 5s0; Quincy of Michigan, $17,270,00o or s3,751 900; United Verde of Ari- zona, s22,27O.00O on sS,ooo,OOO; Utah Consolidated. s6.O36,OOO on s1,5OO. 900 and Wolverine of Michigan, s4,530,00e
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
MINERS DlSoBEY LEADERS.
Refuse to Return to Work When
 Ordered by Head Men.

BERNIE, April 27.-The strike sit uation reached a crucial point this af- terroon. During the latter part of the week, both labor leaders, Lewis and sherman have been using every effort to induce the men to return to work,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
ypsRrToRY OF ARIZONA.

County of Cochlse. ss.
 UNA. Patterson. circulation mana ge, of the Bisbee Daily Review, do soasnnly swear that the above state 1aent gives the actual and bona nde cirou,ation of the daily editions or the pisbee Daily Review for the montn d March, 1907, and that rom tue vsafement ali spoffed and left over pa N. A. PATTERSON
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
NOTICE

A z.yard of $500 will be paid for ,n ,ntorr.s&ioa leading to the srres. end easyietion of the parties stealing The Review from subscribers
 FIFE BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
APPREHENSION IN ITALY.

Eruption of StomboIi Causes Alarm
 Among Villagers.
 ROME, April 29.-Cold wind which arose suddenly today, is blowing over the peninsula. Tn the Alps and the province of Bergamo, the snowfall reached several inches. At Messa there is great apprehension over the eruption of StomhoIi volcano. Panic still prevails in Caiabris, and many persons are fleeing from villages along the coast.
 Up the Canyon, down the CanyoA, help J. B. T. get the franchise. (Adv)
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30

If Secretary Taft resigns to run for the presidency, We are wondering what three men the president will ap- point to occupy his seat in the cabi-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
CIRCULATION STATEMENT FOR
 MARCH, 1907.

Average circulation. for March. 2se5 Average circulation for February. 27so
 Gaia for March .-..'..- Aio
Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-30
"A MERITEC
 BANQUET HONOR.

In the twenty-fourth legislature
 theRs aaa no sbler or faithful member - = Fl l5 e%s.-leeesa- ciIman from Pinal county. Mir, "eeo- in was loyal to the interests "f ms constituents and the people of the territory on every measure presented for consideration He consistently op' posed every form of extrayagance and voted against every measure for in creasins the salaries of territorial of