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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28
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uno 500 1i, @elpitrafe beantragt.
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duf ben Sellern 5uridgslaFeuen
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pGrtig cine Rettuugsboie fir I'm
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pdrdt btIteht aus elmer M(etalboie,
bic hinter benz gommdHbotburm bsTcs
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al ermittsIn. Die 8ois entbdlt Elm
5elepbon. bas cine Idnene Wsrltduoi.
eung nit Der 8eIabung erm6sli1t;
aud tann man. fuls bic aftumuI0tos
rem erTh6pft finb, bem gefunfeneu
9oote slsttriiAen StrOm aufiibren.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28
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Der gia on, melde cine NiliOn ader
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tipu Der geiiebluug erOfinet.
Die gia, pel6e Sripp GountD Der
anieolung er6finet. bat ben Senat
paIIirt uno miro in Gur5em @aieb
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6as 9auo our6i6nittlib beiier, als in
greaorD gouiltD lit. 8ereits iam=
meln Ii9 Die 9luFerler, um bel Der
gr6ffnunq oes groBeu SanOtompleres,
trel6e ieoenfalls udbIten SerbIt erfol9t,
IN erfer Reibe su itebeu. 8oneiteel
miro ieoenfuls Der &eeiitrtrungsplab
neroen uno Die aufregeuOeu Sceneu,
pie bel gr0ifnuug zines 5eiles Der
gfoIebu0sRelerOation merOeH lt9 rDIe'
Oerboleu. Ole AortbUeitern SaBn bat
bic 2nelalinie BON 8oueIteel mad Gre
aorn bouenoet uno 8abuDermehuugen
i'm 5ripp gUuntp iiuO bereits gema9t
moroeu um bic gerbiuouug nit Bierre
uuo gapio Gitp in ben Slaf Stls
6er3uiteaen. 5ripp gOuntp Ioll, rie
Gjreaora goltttD reid al iueibem
ggaiier iein unO oas 2anO lit iauft
melleuf6rmi9 auBer am 8bite RiDer
uno ben Baden. 8ie gOoenperbdlt=
Mile finn mad BEN llrteil porl Sennern
ebenfaQs ganitige. SiiozDatpta III
beIfimmt, elmer Der gr6Bten unb reiditen
Staten cer llnion su ueroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28
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sm gansen 2anOe regt es ftb eegen
bic 8abngeielIdaFteu. 8as mar moll
nit Elm @runo, oaB uuiere 2eqislatur
Don gleuem cine Bin Fur btaigere Rn.
ten fur Yaiaeiere tpieber oufnabm,
na1bem Die urIpriineli6e Gatenbill
abeemurtIf porDen mar. Bis Dato iIt
nod teine oefinitibe Gntibeioung ees
fallen. Sm Staate Bisconftn
bat Die Giienbabn=Gommifion fid auf
cine 21t 4ate Qeeinigt, in Ohio III
gum gorteii Der Babnen) bic 2c State
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28

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tanIas. Sn MiIIouri uno in
Use 0irginia barren gleibe @es
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Sn snDiana genebmigte oas 0aus
Die Senatsbia, pelhe 2c per Weile iiirs
Billet OorIhreibt, un0 DC, uenn oas
6a6r9eIo I'M Waggan Su collettiersn it,.
Some: Gie bonn Suuie anaenommene
Bin liegt Dem GiienbabntOmitee Oes
5enates por. gfebrasta: 8eioe
51uier Iino Der 2c Yorlage 9iinItig 9e=
linnt. gtortb garoliHa: Das
Saus entIbieo Iidb fir 2c, Der Senat
mDhte 24c anieben. genuiDlba-
mia: 8as 5aus srtldrte iib fir e;
Der Seuat lit nod unidlaliig Slli=
npis: Die Bill 1T i'm Sauie ein9es
reint uno an oas gomitee pertuieien
moroeu, pel6es lie ieOO6 nod niht elm,
beri1iet hat. aanfas: Die Bill
lieqt i'm llnterbauIe. Minueiotu.
Sas @jienbabncomltee oes Senates
bat Die gil in 9Drberatunq. Sflas
hDm a beabfbtig!, Die e gaRagisr=
Bate Der Contribution etnSubsrleiben.
q 0 T OsD utota bat lib ebeufalls nuf
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28
syarmer s,nHitntc.

8ebbes, Widrs l-2
4rmOur, Mdr5 4-5
Salem. Widrs 6 z
Wlansfielo, Widrs SO
@roton, Didr5 ll-l2
gierpont, Widr3 i3 IA
Giober, WtdrS 15--16
Greoerif, UldrS 1919
4fbtOn, Mtdr5 20--21
glaremOnt, Mdrs 22-23.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28

Wenn elm gemobnliber Burger th
boppelt ins llngluf itiirst uno 5pei
frauen 80 Ii1 nimmt, oann tpmmt er
nod me6r in 5rubel. llmgeiebrt itebt
es nit uniern Sipur Snoioneru, be-
iDnoers ben riibrigen uno progreiiiOen
Stumbling Rod Snoianern. 8ei ibnen
gilt oas 0tDtto: Sc mebr 5raueu, ums
10 mebr aationeu, umIomebr @elo uno
2ano. Sie Snoiansr, ipelbs mebr,
als cine y2ebensqefdbrtin baben, iinO
ieBt 8iiifspilSe, oeun am |. glpriI b.
). qibt Die 8unoesregierllng ieoem
iiber Is Sabre alten g2lllOttee@ 5wei
3ubtmdbreu, orei Gibe, einen 8agen,
@ei6irr, 8hug, @gge uiw. nebt $50
in Saargelo. Der Snoianer nit 5iDei
Jraueu erbdlt aLio Die ooppelte 8or=
tion, gDiC bel ben alten iugenbaften
Sonnsnt6nigen in geru mar es friiber
unter ben SnOianern Sitte, Shtpe=
Iiern Su 6eiraten, manGe beirateten
bret bis bier Shpeitern. sSn eiuigen
5dllen iab bic Regierung itiuIbmeigeno
iiber iolhe orei= reip. bierfa1 gepla9te
inoianii5e ygbetriippel" binDeg. 2lu.
genblidli9 giebt Is tpObl teiueu Snoia-
ner mebr, tuelaer mehr ais 5Uei 5rauen
bat.
5onoerbarer gBeiie lift Der aliO 9es
ieguete Snoianer am fleiBi9Iten. Der
g3orni9e 8dr" J. -, Der beribmte
5dupiling, Der snei 6rauen bat, lit
Der reidIte 8Dlblut Snoianer auf Der
9eierbatiou. 81 iit Der giaentlmer
BON nabg3u 300 Stiid 9ia6ebieh,
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aloerer rei5er SduptIiug. ,0onuer=
Fllte" Der Dor einem MoHat itarb,
pinterlieB auBer Reibtum nod Orei
6rauen.
ggeuu Der Snoianer fatt Der Oben=
eriu1bnten SSarmgegeultdnoe ben Bert
in 8itb baben Mil, oaun tpiro ibm Der
8efa1en getan. Sin Snoianer, Der 9
SDbae, 3uei 561ter uno cine @rOBs
mutter (teine Shniegermutter) auf=
mics, erbielt Elm allotment pon 3, $40
gfern. gr nil nur 8ieb baben uno
niro oaber am l. 9lpril ll3 Stiif
8ieb uno s250in gaargelo er6aIten.
gtad Der 8urte 9ltte pom 8. Ntai |.
8. fam ieoer Snoianer nit @rlaubnis
oes sSnoinner. a9entens, gommiTdrs
uno oes gunoe5ietretdrs eiu pollgiilti=
ges Sanopdteut erbalten, @r iii odnn
Ser. Staten Biirger uno Der 8un=
oescontrDle entsogen @iele Synoianer
geoeuteu aud oabpn @ebraua su nas
den. 2llte Snoianer uno iOlhe. Die
ibre 2lngelegenbeiten ui1t regultren
t6nnen, bleiben % Sabre lang S6iiB=
linQe Der 3eGieruug.
Der synoianeragent 8unoerion bon
gsrmiaion ben6tigte abt 0aonate, um
1000 Embellishments Su MAIDEN, on,
nit am /. Qpril Die 9auopatente aus=
9efellt tperoen t0nnen, 9luf Der g9ep=
snne 5lubs3eIerbation nabm es fir
1000 2anb= =Qlllottments iogar 6 Sabre
uno Toiueit lino nod teine 2anopatente.
ausgeitellt norben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28

syn Der RGbe BON poet pan SoIano
on Der N(iinounq Der 09das fant ber
Rotteroamer 9oItbampfer Berlin"
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b0rte, uno iopObl biz qafagitrs, oeren
3ubl auF al angegeben pirb, ME
aud bic so Wfanni9aftsn Des DAM
piers far0en bei Der I9rsdIi6sn Rataz
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ter Den BdHagieren befdnben Ii6 unter
Qnberen neun3ebn Wlitglieoer elmer
beuiicben Opsrngcieuihdft, Die nah
2tbIhluB zines erTolsreibeR 9aItIpiels
in @obent @aroen auf Der g3iidreiie
na6 tbrer 6eimatb beBriffen puren.
4ub Elm Rurier ees G0nigs GoparD
BON @nglano. gamen8 2lrtbur 6ers
bert, Der fir isinen 9errn pidtige
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mitteln follte. lit ertruHfen. 3ur 3eit
Der RataltrOpbe tpiithtte in Der gapros
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-28

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
OUR BOYS SUITS
Our Boys Suits Give Excellent Service

Because the different fabrics tested before the garment
made
Because every garment is firmly put together and reinforced
wherever the strain great Because the of
every size carefully planned insure perfect fit
We make speciality of boys and chdrens clothing and
have established very envable reputation.
We always show the right thing We've doubebreasted SUITS
3piece sue blouse and Norfolk SUITS in fac all the
styles with price range that will please ALL Special styles
and prices for the smaller boys
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
Showing the New Fall Dress
Goods, Silks, Velvets
and Trimmings.

Our popular Dress Goods section is full overflowing with
arrivals of the latest and best things obanabe in
fall dress Materials including the finest productions of the
worlds best We really proud of this magnificent
collection of early autumn dress suffs and think you'll
agree that store in this section show its equal And
remember the quality of every yard strictly frstcass-
ayng that does not merit our threshold
you know the you buying right and that the
prices right too We want to call your special attention
splendid showing of black dress goods for fall and
winer-all the newest French and American novelties
36nch all wool Abatro black coors 21st Anniversary
sale price yard ........................... soc
3Sinch all wool aBte black and coors 21s Anniversary
Sale price, yard 65c
42nch all wool Serge black and colors, 21s Anniversary
Sale price, yard SIC
42nch all wool Panama fancq checked or plain black
colors, 21st Anniversary Sale price, yard S1 90
45nch obscure checked fancy all wool suiting our
Anniversary Sale price, yard observation-disclosures. $1.25
5Oinch all wool and silk mixed uitng shaded checks and
plaid all wanted colors 21s Anniversary Sale price,
yard Observation-Disclosures. ST. so
All wool Chalies and fancy waistngs, yard .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 65c, 75c and S1 .OO
Fancy plaid Silks for waists at yard ST. ST. 25 81 so So
3einch lining Satins, special yard ST .25
Write for samples, compare qualities and price, and buy
where you can buy cheapest and best
1926 yards of 3Ont Fannelettes, the newest prethest
styles and patterns positively the greatest and best selections
vaues 21st Anniversary Sale price, yard 12Mc
Send for samples.
1874 yards 36nch French Percae new designs in
light dark shades; 21st Anniversary Sale price,
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. loo
Send for samples
Agents for the Home Journal and Butterick Patterns
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
Fall Millinery Styles

Hats decidedly in every line Turned back from the
face they sweep down the core in back in the most be-
wching curves and outlines The trimming built high
top times taking the form of huge crushed bow
often in chic aunty feathers and wings In black these
extremely SMART large dropping black hat having full
blown noddng becomingy in 'front.' others have green
facing and band of velvet pale blue feather and ribbon bow
Among the colored Hats the eedne blue, cinnamon
brown and mulberry shades mingled with the popular navy
and brown Silk braid felt taeta forms the foundation
White felt hats with sometimes band of black shown in
the newest shapes.
So enthusiastic fall showing of womens and
chdrens hats that feel acting in your interests in
asking that you make call and be convinced that omnery
hereaous has attempted anything quite compre
hensve displayed many and catchy styles
show here Our 21st Anniversary Sale prices fit
ting climax this stores claim of extra STYLE superior quail
ties and extreme low prices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31

Your winters Underwear and Hosiery
bought during our 21st. Anniversary
Sale means a saving, and it's needless
to say the sooner they are purchased
the better. With steadily advancing
prices, the goods are harder to obtain,
therefore don't delay.
Our assortment are now complete with the very best values in
perfectly made and properly fitting garments
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-08-31
NJ E NJ SHOE S

Our fall stock of Mems Shoes is larger and complete
than before.
Our line of Work Shoes is exceptionally strong We
show you large assortment and will stand back Of every
pair. Absolute satisfaction is guaranteed
We have been very careful in the selection of dress Shoes
combining snap mad style with durability and assort
being large enables show the strongest line of
Mems Shoes in eastern Oregon
Take a look in and be convinced.
Mems unlined kangaroo calf full double sole heel
Mems grain calf seamless s................... 1915
Mems unlned box calf kangaroo kip and chrome calf buch
lace Shoes, put up to stand rough wear, from
Mems 12nch high cut black heavy kangaroo kip stock
standard sewed Observation-Disclosures. $500
Mems Goodyear wed high CUTS best chrome tanned leather
in 12-inch 14inch, 16-nch and 1S-inch tops, from
........................... $3.50 to so
Mems dress Shoes in velour box calf bucher or lace
.......................... $3.50 to $3.50
Mems dress Shoes in velour vic kid gun metal and patent
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

The first prohibition bill in the his- tory of Arizona legislation was pre- sented Thursday. It was introduced into the council by Judge Blakely at the instance of a delegation of temper ance advocates of this city who visited the capital just before the council con- vened in afternoon session. The bill repeals all paragraphs of the statutes which authorize the sale of liquor and having thus left the traffic standing alone provides for the punishment of those who engage in it as they would be punished for neglecting to take out license.-
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of P. F. Collins, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of P. F. Collins deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to ex hibit them with the necessary vouchers, with in four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at his sa loon in the town of Kingman, County of Mo have, Territory of Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate. in said County of Mohave.
 JOHN MULIIGAN, Administrator of the estate of P. F. Collins,
 Deceased.
 Dated Kingman, Arizona this 2Oth day of February, 1907.
 First insertion Feb. 23-March 23
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02
Mahara's Minstrels will be at Elk Hall Friday evening March 18th.

It is now reasonably certain that a new liquor license bill will be passed at this session of the legislature mak- ing the yearly licence 3OO$. An effort is being made in Phenix to further re- strict the sale of liquor and to bring to the attention of the legislators the ne- cessity of more stringent regulation of the traffic in this territory. Under the new law the supervisors of the counties of the territory will have the right to cancel license if it is proved to their satisfaction that disOrderly house is being run or that the person obtaining the license is not proper person to whom a license should be issued.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

The workmen in the quarry below town have gone on strike but the cause has not been learned. The quarry was opened recently to get out material for concrete work. A big rock crusher has been at work in the quarry the past month and many train loads of the crushed material has been shipped to the Needles, where it is being used in the construction of the big depot and hotel.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

The postal department has issued instructions to all publications in the United States whereby after March 4th they must not allow to appear in any of the advertising matter carried by the publication, coupon or blank of any kind which may be cut out,
 torn out or in any manner used to re- turn to the advertiser for any purpose.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

H. R. Woods, contractor on the Harvey House at Needles was award ed the contract to build the depot at Kingman, a few days ago. It is un- derstOOd that work on the structure will be commenced at once. The build ing is to be constructed of reinforced concrete and is to cost between l2,OOO$ and 15,OOOS.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Charles Bissell and Mrs. Flora Fennesy were united in marriage by Rev. F. c. Farr at the parsonage yes- terday afternoon at three o'clock. Mir. Bissell is engaged in mining near Parker, Arizona, while the bride is from California.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Dr. Rinehart and wife have gone to Searchlight, where they will remain a month or more. The doctor is one of the best dentists on the coast and while here made many friends. He will return in about a month for a short stay.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

MT. and Mrs. Ike Hunt came in from Cerbat Thursday evening last and Mrs. Hunt continued on her way to Colton, where the family home is sit- uated. Mir. Hunt returned to Cerbat yesterday, having mining interests at that place that need looking after.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

James l.. Stewart, miner, was killed in the Champion mine, at Ger bat, yesterday afternoon. No particu- lars of the killing reached this office. Coroner Donkey, of Chloride, held an inquest on the remains last evening.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

A. F. Harris has given up his posi- tion as deputy sheriff and will now look after his cattle interests. His former position will be filled by Geo. Ayers of GOldrOad.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Rev. F. c. Farr will hold services at the church tomorrow evening at seven o'clock. Every one is invited
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

B. E. St. Charles, brother of Kean and John St. Charles of this county, arrived from Butte, Montana, Thurs day last and will visit with relatives for few days.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

R. Giovannini and s. E. Barron have gone to Wallapai Springs to look after possible investment.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

w. H. Cushing, president of the Stockton Hill Mining company, arrived from Topeka, Kansas, last Monday morning and has gone to Stockton Hill to look after the company's in- terests.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Miss A. G. Hartnett, of Blackberry, has been visiting Mrs. F. l.. Keleher iu Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Carrow Brothers, of Kingman, have secured the contract from the Victor Gold mining company to haul eight hundred tons of freight from Needles to points in this county near the Col orado river and the Victor-Virgin mines. The freight consists of ma chinery for large pumping plant, holsters for the mines and a complete milling plant. All machinery is to be electrically run, the power to be gen. erated by a large generating plant at Needles. Already the foundation for the big plant has been laid and several miles of poles set and wire strung. It is expected to have the plant in opera tion some time before the first of June and that within few months there- after the mill will be put in commis- sion. Col. Thomas Ewing is general manager of the company and no money is being spared to make the undertak- ing one of the greatest in the county. The mines, which are to be operated under this management, are situated about two miles easterly from Vivian and the same distance southwest of Goldroad. The properties have been opened up to considerable depth and are said to have big bodies of high grade gold ore in sight.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Henry Lovin has gone to Los An geles, where he will look after inn pOrtant business matters.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

James Dundon, of Cerbat, was in Kingman yesterday. He was accom- panied by couple of gentlemen who have been looking over the mines of the Cerbat country this week.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

J. F. Withers was in Blackberry Thursday last looking after business affairs.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Mrs. F. l.. Kelleher left this morn- ing for the Truxton Canyon Indian school where she will remain a week or ten days.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Dr. J. R. Whiteside came over from Chloride Wednesday last and departed the same day to Phenix, where he will visit for some time with friends.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Charles Guggenheim, of New York, made flying visit to Chloride Thurs day last. It is understood that the visit of this gentleman had some con- nection with the deal on the Tennes- see mine and that it will result in the payment of lOO,OOO$ on the property right away. MT. Guggenheim return ed to Kingman Thursday evening and departed on the night train to the east.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Easter comes on the 31st of March.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

T. F. Wilkins, of London, England, the engineer who recently made the examination of the Lucky Boy group of mines, at Chloride, returned to England Wednesday evening. He al- so, before leaving here, made an ex- animation of group of mines owned by A. l.. McKesson and others, south of Kingman, and deal for them was made. It is understood that the re- port on the Lucky Boy group was sat- isfactory and that the company will soon be taken over and the mines put on high basis of development. M. R.. Jacobs, of Brownville, Pa., who ac- companied Mir. Wilkins to Kingman, departed to his Pennsylvania home early in the week. MT. Jacobs is in- terested in the Lucky Boy company and is we'll pleased with the advan- tages offered by the mines for future dividends.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

Clarence Butler died at Sherman, California, last Monday, of consump- tion. Deceased had been resident of Kingman and the Gold Road country for several years, but went to Califor- mia over year ago, where he secured employment in the Los Angeles elec- tric service. He was bright young fellow and had many friends in this county.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

A new Gasoline Engine for sale.
 R. D. COGIN.
Mohave County miner., 1907-03-02

An ''unloaded gun" came near caus- ing tragedy last Saturday morning at Antarez, a station on the Santa Fe railroad, about eight miles west of Blackberry. A Mexican named Raph- ael Sanchez was offering pistol for sale to a number of Mexicans at the section house and believing it was un- loaded was explaining its good quail ties and showing how easily it worked by pulling the trigger. There was an explosion and Fernando Lira, who was standing in the doorway, fell to the ground shot through the groin. The injured man was taken to Blackberry, where he was attended by Dr. Hilton, of the Truxton Canyon Indian school. Later the shooter was arrested and taken to Kingman and the wounded man brought to the hospital. An ex- animation into the matter was made and the shooter exhonorated from blame. The wounded man is getting along all right. '