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Office of Secretary of State.

Office Of Secretary Of State.
To Stockmen:
The attention Of this office having
been called to the fact that many stock
men are still branding their stock with
brands which are not recorded. il /,
deemed advisable to again notify stock.
men as TO the Importance Of recording
their brands.
The present stock laws. especially
those as to the using Of brands, are the
results Of the persistent efforts Of the
s,ockmen Of the state TO have enacted
only such laws relating to the stock in.
dustry as would best protect and serv,
the interests Of those engaged In tn,
stock business.
In order to derive the benefits OF
these laws, II should bo the first duty
Of stockmen TO record their brands h
the Office OF the Secretary OF State.
Failure TO do this deprives them Of III,
protection given the business by III,
laws, and subjects them to losses whiel
can be guarded against In no other way.
In cases Of cstray animals the law re,
quircs the takcr-up to notify the Sec.
retary Of the State Board Of Stock In.
Hpee,ion Commissioners. and In cases Of
impounded animals. the pound officer /,
required to notify the Secretary OF
State. When ostray range animals ar,
shipped 10 market, the State Stock In
hpeeior located at the market. holds III,
proceeds Of tho sale Of such animals un
VI the owner can he determined.
Il can readily be seen that where III,
brand appearing on any such animal
has been properly recorded. the owner
is found at once ana the matter Is set
tied speedily. On the other hand,
should such animals bear brand whiel
Ia not recorded. the owner In mos, case,
cannot be determined, and the proccctL
OF the halc Of such animals bccon.
part OF the state funds a. provided b,
law.
A recorded brand I. prima faeIe eyi
dence Of ownership. In using an unrc.
corded brand owners assume the risk ol
branding their stock with the lawfully
recorded stock brand Of others.
Very respectfully.
Timothy o'Connor.
Secretary Of State.
N. II. All transfers Of stock brands
must be recorded in the ofres Of the
Secretary Of State.
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TRUSTEES SAFE

whereas, frossiom spraguo uf Phillips county
state OF Colorado did, by he deed II tiusi dated
Aprl ist isss aud hled for RECORD on the n dnS nf
Apfii iass and recorded In book Is page 3. of the
records OF Phillips county state Of tolorndo,
eohNe, to W II l-anning, rs trustee. the fellow
ing described land situated 10 III, county of
PHILLIPS aud state Of Colorado, toViti
III" hort'-wc-t quartsr lBwaI nf ss.ciion four
teen Nl') In township sisht 10 north ~ range
fortJ-n'etS) west of the 9th y M o. secure tho
payment of his principal not. of four hundred
dollars of even date with said trust deed orther
WIN Ten coupon thtsr-.t notes attached th-rrtp
each Tor tho sum Of Oh and dated April l.t
ny dus on the Let day Of October aud Apfil
thereafter. said principal and Interest eoupon
hotns being payabl. 10 Thomas FraLm. ali ~
AID notes TO bear interest after maturity al IL
Ter eent p.r annum
"hrfsas' II Ia provided b, tho terms 81 said
trust deed that, ~ default " payment Of snId
rfiheipal hots ar Interest cuupun nptss or AM, ~
ihein o. an, part thereof when the same bccuns
due and payable, thcn tho principni not. tnsrth
'i WITH all accrued interest Lncnl4as due and ~
aple NJ the option oi tho lusnI holder and m,
.aii trustee th"rin OF his surrvssut la ir.t. tL,
county elefh of fhillips enuuty. tulara,ia. slsl
s' 'h" f~iuss, of tho l.shl holder u said no,,.,
pfoeesi To advertise sad land iof sala fo a ts,.
Rod oi ~ dn,s In nesslRlor publi.h,st ia said
count, aud srll said laud la salirfy sali uo,. IA.
'nie-t aud cosis of said trust
Whefe"s d"lAnli lane bs.D made la ti,s nav.
'nsh' ~ said plinciini Butn shan doe aud .sil
default .till "Aist., and .aid principal NOT, al
WV together With interest on tho s,uts fr,,ti, tI
'., dai oI Ahnl ispia u . ooBt lrf aunu,a /.
s,ll 1ns sna unpaid
Wh"f.aa u is provided by ths ttna ~ -ald
uu.' deri that 10 c.ss ut the frfusa ,f iI.,t,,.t
90 10 act To" suocus-"r la t,nst tiu osnni, sl.tr
~ fhiii'ra eoahtY, tolundo, shall aet ip .aid
saha''p' aud ~hersa-. ths sold trust o.. " A
hann'ns' Ia. made ~ntlsn ryn,.,i 4, o., noe
Nor therefore, al The fuIua., II the l.,sai avn.
" of ,aid principal noi', ison ksplaf. r.,,,.t,
clerk ~ fhiliips eounti tulurtdn. s,ifs..,t, Il,
uust sill 80 ifu.i.. q. aforesaid an Tu..,i., tl,.
l''h laj oi b.canbr a - WI bs,y..a tl,
bouf- oI isn'ulvvk nuon aud gn'rl ek bB,.t,hs
hon' do"f of the court ne, W iiul,uLa, r,,tit,
!" Ihihips ahh h,ata ut t"iifada, s.ll tn an,
hiahs., b,ddsf tot rssh the .,.,,u ,l.se,ttt l,,t
ipt tho poih''-. oi satisfying raid nui.. ,n,,,s-,
and c'-ts 81 said fasl ~ ui tue tom. uf ...d
deed ~ trust Am nan auillrisf,i bsd ,l.i,,..
.nni Ia do.
Dated at lio,lokp Culu. No,. D.. ION
Lfuh klriEI
County clsfk u lhniip. r,nnii rni,rs,
hHoarassaf lu ruft
iirt pahi ~
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EEARMouR. Register.
First publication Nov 1 1907

Notice FUR PUBLICATION,
Land Once Mt Sterling, Colo.
Octet. 1907.
Notice is shcreby given that John Holmquist Of
iioyoke Colo has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in support uf his
claim, Via II No 1891 made Apr II 1901 for the
Sc Y SEC 81 To N. i6 W and that said proof
viii be made before Register or Receiver at
Sterling, Colo, on Dec 4, 1907,
lie names the following witnesses to prov, his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
the land. viz;
Minnie iolmquist Of Holyoke, Colorado
Samuel Lindgren
Burt A Riiienburg
Paul iIulmquist
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United States Land Onice
Sterling Colo Aug IS 1907 I

United States Land Ofiica
Sterling Colo Aug Is 1907
suiiic ent contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Bertha Haynes contestant,
against TIM culture entry NO ir.Ji mnic June
10 1853 for the So Y section u township ; nortl
range 70 W by Henry Ewing contesico In which
IL is alleged TINT said Henry Ewi-e wholly
failed To plant or cultivate 10 ncrcs of trces or
tr'e eds for the years 1921 sg. ss igI ISIS is9i
1877 and ISIS ON ton acres Of said tract or on any
greater or less number Of acre. Of said trnrt and
-aid failure still exists that said Henry J Ewing
allied to max. proof Of planting and cultivation
Of raid tract Of land within the time required 10y
law
Said parties nre hereby notified to nppcar re-
spond and offer evidence touching faid nllcra-
ton at 10 oclork m on Nov 10 1901 before tho
register or receiver Mt Sterling Colorado
The said contestant having In proper an N.
VT filed Aug Is 1901 set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal rcrrice Of ftLN
no'ie. cannot be- made 1t l. hereby orlcrcd and
directed that such notice be gl,cn b., due and
proper publication
EEARNOul lissister
First publication Scptg5
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, NORTH Of ranee a. W Of the OH n m

hOfth OF r0hBe II W UI tht UtH III
And to file your answer to the said application
in the office OF the clerk Of said court in sad
county within twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you exclusive Of the day Of
such service and II you fail 20 answer the said up
plication within the time aforesaid the applicant
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in the application here
Witness W q Holland clerk OF said court Jl.d
the seal thereof at Holyoke l., said comfy and
state this % day of September A d 1907
(seaD W Il Holland clerk
First publication Oct
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Lamar, Neb
Z, T.. ARMOUR. Register.
NuTICE FUR PuBLICATIQN

NQTICE FUR PUBLICATION
Lond Utiico at Sterling. Colo.
Oct II, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Herman Markus
Of Holyoketolo has filed motto. OF his intention
to make final Communication proof in support OF
his claim, viz: II + No 1858 made May igO5 for
tho 5 W y Sec "a T sN. II Ii W. and that said
dist court at Holyoke, Colo, on Dec. l. iiJ',
He names the following witnesses to prove HE
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
the land, viz:
John Areas OF Holyoke Colorado
Charles Arens "
Charles Fielder
Charles Pennington "
E.E ARMOUR, Register.
First pub Oct Is
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sunMONs ON APPLICATION fOn nEGis
1nAriOS

rIhMoNhbN APPLICATION lbN Niblsa
tnAtiOs
State ~ rniarsdo
County ~ ihiiiiIss
IN The district court
fN smith plaihtif " Enmn Anderson Nal.
oom johnsoa ian.z I, NrCsll Municipal Dob.
sninfp 60 and thafis. Jsnuas
Ahd all other iufsoh. ~ iaf,ies unknown
claiming am fisht title -s,a,r lien ~ inirfus, IN
ih" teal s-,a,s described IN the application here
In defendant
The People NJ the stats NJ Colorado 10 tbs a..
bo,e named defendants greeting
You ate hsful,s summoned aud required ,o mn.
ssf Tho application NJ the applicant plainuii In
iis als1fs "niiiis'i application faf registration
The fniin~ ihH lahd situate IN Phillips count,
upi0ft,la t9~it
The s1Hih ss'lHaiisf and Tho soaih sasi lnaf
Got u sas,i,m "a IN iauHs'Iip moth af fahas Il
sect NJ tho oh y ~ Tho srBth wr-i uh,f,it and
tho moth rus, quartz " Haciiun "a Ia tuwnabip
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FOR SALE.

mans saddle, "a dandy" almost
new,
side saddle,
halters,
Pennsylvania lawn mower,
! Moores alright heating stove,
20 yards of stove pipe (more or less)
! heavy oak swing rocking chair,
! telephone,
pairs pure bred White Wyandot
chickens.
+. N. MCPHERRIN.
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. ARMOUR Register
First publication Nov i, 1897.
NotiCa tur Publication

United States Land Office.
sterling Colo Oct 20 1917
Notice is hereby given that John franklin Ol.
sonof lIaxtun Colo has filed notice Of his il
ten;iun to make final five year proof In sup.
port Of his claim, viz: HE No 1897 made Jan -
l9ua for the sw y sec 81 rs RAJ W and that
said proof will be made before Register or Re-
ceiver Mt Sterling Colo. on Dec ~. 1907
He nan,c, the following witnessei to prtAe
his continuous residence upon and cultivt-
ton OF said land, viZ
Edwaid Anderson of IIaxtun Colo
Henry Roy Olson
James l. Chaney " ="
John II Olson
L L AuMnI.I, n,...i.t..r
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oRpINANCk NoH

ORDINANCE soH
An ordinance 10 provide for an annual Appro-
priAtioa
lie II ordained BY the board Of trustees Of the
town VI iiolyoss fLi,iips s.uaty stat. ., Colo
r.io
Sec I Tast low Of 70 niiis GU the Ass.ss-d
valuation " ths property OF the town of iioi
yoke 10 aud 10 hereby levied aud ordsrrd for tho
,eai iyos. said low bsipg considered necessary
10 NEST the following estimate Of sIpsn.e,
str~-,s and street srs.sins. Is mills isS %
Interest on Bsnds emilis sJs 10
ofiesrs salaries ~ miiis sla W
Prinsias and .iss,iss u, mill. iosS
Contingent fssd ~ mills i;s %
Total 0mlii, si.1s
s.s s.-TAis Ordinance shall t.ks saec, aud
10 In full force and effect from and after iis pas.
.s..sppfo'slaad pssiiestien seoofdins to Jaw.
Passed thi. u. day of OCT A ID iyT.
Approved this ". isy OF ootAD i,r
o.w. 1ARLAsp,
Attest. v, q. Holland. town clerk and r.csrl-r
lBnall
Publi.h.i by authority Nc, 1 ispi
SUMMONS OK APPLICATION YpR Rk1is
TnArioS
In tie aisifiet court
b,st. ~ Colorado
coan,y ~ Phillips
kS Morh.srin pisinti6 70
and ell other pswons or psrti.. untBo~n riaim.
Ing ahy right title .ststs lien OF interest in the
real ssta,s described Ia the application herein
lafsniants
The 70 tpis u the stat. Of Colorado 10 the ..
t,o,- named defssdsa's sr--.'iss
fou are bs'pbI .aminoss-i and required 10 an.
sr' tho application of tho applicant plaiaiin IN
tho si-,,s entitled application tot REGISTRATION
u no foiio-i.s issj situate In Phillip. coanty
Colorado TO cit
Tbs toaih v-s, quarter tsv " u s.s,lon
" In to-aship q North OF Ranss " ...i Of the
Nh pm
And 10 sis Jour sbs~.t to the said application
In the once u thu ai.ss of said eouft In said
souny within isen,y daJ. after the .at,iea of
this somfnots upoa yoa exclusive u tho day u
such ss~ie. and u pou fail 10 answer tho .aid az
pliesi,os within the ,im- aforesaid tho appliean,
pla'btin In this artion ~iii sppy Ia tho eoat, 10,
tho relief demanded In III. application hstrin
Witness, " u tiktLAsD ,is,t ~ .aii eonr,
anil the saai tbss-',f ., Hoipats Colon do Ia
.iid cy'ibiJ and state ,his ~ jsy ~ Oct AD tyg
tsyALl w0 iigLi.sp
uisrt
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First pub Oct 25
Fisrt publicatiin Oct %
NOTICE FUR PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Sterling, Colo,

Lhhu UInce At 5tbfIlhB, OUIU''
Oct u, 1907.
Notice IL hereby given that Paul Schulz
OF Holyoko Colorado, has filed motto, OF his in
tention to make final hve year proof In
support OF his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1914 made Nov a. 1901. for the W hnwA sec Is
M mex Sec 10 Tp6N. Range - W. and that
said proof will be made before clerk district
court at holyoke. Colo, on Nov 30, 1901,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. the land. viz:
Noad Fuqua OF Holyoke, Colorado
Everett Sickle
Coyl Summers
Clarence Halt Lamar. Neb
EE ARMOUR Register,
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First publication Nov
Notice: for Publication

IVUIILEo Tut U UIIJdIIUI
Land Office at Sterling Colo
Oct % 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Henry II Olson
Of Haxtun Colo has filed notice OF his intention
to make final five year proof in support of
his claim viz; Homestead Entry No I5ll made
Mch 1901 for the W y sec 10 tp s n a and
that said proof will be made before register or
receiver at Sterling Colorado on Dec ia 1907
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
the land viz
Edward Anderson of Haxtun Colo
John II Olson - 3"
james l. Chaney
John Franklin Olson :"
EE ARMOUR Register
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ESTRAYS.

At my farm miles north of Holyoke
heifer spring calves, two red and one
black and all with white heads. No
brand. Henry hargreaves Sr.
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CREAM

pay the top market price for cream
at the Office of J.W. Young. in Holyoke.
A. NJ. ANDERSON.
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ty this 20 day ofseps A. d, 1907.
W. q. HELLAND.
County Judge
IsEALl Phillips county, Colorado.
First pub Oct 25
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Consumption Statistics

prove that neglected cold of cough
puts the lungs in so bad condition
that consumption germs find a fertile
field for fastening on one. Stop the
cough just as soon as it appears with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Soothes
the torn and inhamed tissues and makes
you well again.-F. M. Smith.
The ladies' of the Baptist church will
give their regular monthly tea Thurs
day Nov. 81, at the home of Mrs. Anna
Irwin. Everybody invited.
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iglletH Aches snd .tM hH. ......
AFTER effects pr Aiigs AniI.Iun i.,IL
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CONTEST sofics

CONTEST rOtiCk
United state. Land ON
sterling coi, Ass N ippi
A suiilel.a, eon,us, aidavit having bean hls,i In
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CONTEST NOTICE

Z. L. ARMOUR. Register.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
DIG UP A new PLOT
Russian Police Find the Minis
ter of War Was Marked
tor Slaughter.
MANY ARRESTS ARE MADE
RiaIystock Rioters who Attacked Jews
Year Ago are Given Moderate
Sentences by Court.

ST. Petersburg, July 27.-Thc police
today unearthed a plot that had for
its object the assassination of the min
lister of war, General Roediger. Sev-
eIal members of the military organiza-
been taken into custody.
Sentences are Light.
BialystOck, Russia, July 27.-The dis
tlict court today handed down SEN
fenced in the cases of the men placed
on trial for completely i'll the anti-Jew-
ish attacks here during June, 1906.
The court sentenced man named De
manOvitch TO eight years hard labor
III the mines, and four other men to life
Imprisonment.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
Lives May Have Been
Lost in Burning Of
the FrOntenac.
CONFLICTING REPORTS
Steamer Plying Between Ithaca
and Csyuga, N. Y, Carried
Three Score Souls.

Auburn, n. Y, July PIT is report
ed the steamer FrontCnac plying be
tween Ithaca and Cayuga on Cayuga
lake, burned with all on board pear
Farley's point.
Says Many Were Killed
Cayuga, July 27.-Nine Of fifty pas
sengers on the steamship Froutena:
were drowned and several injured.
Denies Big Death List.
Ithaca. \. Y. July 27.-TelcphOne
reports from Farleys' point say the
steamer Frontenac was burned but the
people are believed TO be saved. Thee
may be some dead. The Fr0ntenac car.
ries a crew of Il and upwards of D
passengers.
Uater)-A telephone message FROM
Farley's point says no lives were lost
on the Frontenac.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
lOWAN ARRESTED
ADMITS IDENTITY
George MacKeoWn Arrested in Bak.
ersfield, Cal, for Alleged
Iowa Crime.

Bakersfield. Cal, July 27-George
MacKeown, who was arrested on al
vices from Webster City, Iowa. on a
charge of arson and embezzlement. adj
mitted in the county Jail that he is the
man the Iowa authorities name in the
warrant. In Webster City he was the
manager and secretary of the North,
western Felt Shoe company. He dc
nies that he embezzled any of the
funds of the company or that he was
resonsible for the fire which destroye,
their factory
Webster City, Iowa, July 27.-GeOrgs
MacKeOwn. the prominent society an
clubman arrested at Bakersfield, Cal.
has been eluding the Pinkertons fo.
four years. 1t is charged that by tbs
use of forged invoices he embezzle
$4,000. 1t is further alleged that h
burned the factory down to hide HI.
crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
LIKE SALEM WRECK
Railway Employees Meet With
Disaster on Picnic Trip,
Three Being Killed.

Butler. Pa, July 27.-Three persons
were killed and a score injured in a.
wreck on the Allegheny and Western
railroad near here today. The dead.
FIREMAN O. NJ. BATES.
CHARLES NEAL, Dubois, Pa.
RALPH DAWSON, Dubois.
The wreck is said to have been
caused by rail breaking beneath an
engine drawing a heavy train of pic
nlckerS who We're employees of the
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg rail
road on their way from Dubois 70
New Castle.
Ihere were four to five hundred m
the train. The scene of the wreck is
marshy meadow nine miles north Of
the city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
GOVERNMENT HAS MIL LIONS OF ACRES
OF COAL LAND, SAYS SECY. WOODRUFF

Washington, July 27.-Acting Secre-
tary Woodruff, in a statement yestcr-
day, discussed the coal areas, saying
Not including the great areas of
Ignite which will be mined only after
the more valuable coal deposits are ex-
hausted, the geological survey has de-
termined there are townships in the
west of South Dakota, Nebraska and
Kansas, aggregating over 10000, 900
acres, each township of which contains
workable deposits of coal During the
present year townships containing
more than 2S,O00,O00 acres in which
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
Will Name the Leaders,

workable coal exists have been exam
ined.
When one remembers these areas
are conveniently situated with refer
ence to transportation, that every acre
is subject to purchase under the coal
laws, that many hundred Thousand
acres have already passed into private
holding, it is easy to see that any coal
famine next winter can result only
from failure to mine the coal.
"Of coal land still held by the gov
ernment over 25,000,000 acres are held
at minimum prices of $40 and $40 per
acre, over 100000 at $50 and over 80.
coo at SIS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
MAIL CLERKS PASSENGERS
Minnesota Supreme Court Decides
Roads Must Pay Damages.

ST. Paul, Mimi. July 27.-The state
supreme court decided yesterday that
railway mail clerks on duty are as
much passengers on the road on which
they run as those who pay fare This
opinion was given in the suit of a. l..
NJ. Decker VS.. the Chicago, Milwaukee
& ST. Paul road TO recover damages be-
cause he caught cold on account of a
defective car door. The jury gave him
$1,000 and the opinion affirms the
award of the jury.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
Orchards Testimony is
Worthless Where Not
CorrOborated.
WOOD ADVISES JURY
Haywood Entitled to Bentfit OF
All Doubts.--Body RetireS
Before Noon.

Boise. July 27.-Judge Fremont
Wood today delivered The charge i
the jury into whose keeping was given
the fate of William Haywood, sec:e-
tary-treasurer of the Western FEEDER
alton of Miners charged with the mu"-
der of former Governor Frank Steu l.
enberg, of Idaho.
He gave the jury the choice of five
verdicts as follows: Murder in the
first degree, murder in the second d.
gree. voluntary manslaughter, invo.
untary manslaughter, and not guilty.
Should Scrutiuize with Care.
The charge contained GG instruc-
tions The judge dwelt at length upon
the laws of conspiracy and the value
of evidence given by an accOmpliCc.
The law views such evidence with
caution and it should be scrutinizeI
with great care. And if from the evil
dence it appears any favOrs have be ~
extended by the authorities to Orchard
and there is any promise relating to
further favOrs on account of his tcsti-
mony they are proper matters for the
jury to take into consideration"
Considered Fair.
The charge is regarded by both sides
as fair. If anything it was the con,
sensus of opinion the court leaned %
the defense.
In regard to the corrUboration oi
Orchard, the judge said the jury should
test the value of such evidence b.
eliminating his testimony with a view
of ascertaining if there was indcpeu
dent testimony tending to connect the
defendant with the offense.
Need Not Alone BE Sufficient.
"This corroborating evidence neaI
not be sufficient of itself to cstablis,
the guilt of the defendant but it must
tend in some degree to implicate an
connect the defendant with the com
mission of the crime charged.
'lf it is possible for you to recon
cile the facts in this case. any reason
able theory consistent with the inn
cence OF the defendant, Haywood. it i.
your duty to do so and find the d.
fendant not guilty"
Few in Court Room.
The court room was but half fill.
when the jury filed in Haywood cam,
IN smiling and bowed a salutation t,
members of his family. The dafert
dant and his attorneys listened attc!
lively to the lengthy charge.
At 11:i0 the jury retired.
Instructions Are Long
Boise, July 27.-Judge Woods charg
and instructions delivered to the jur,
in the Haywood case this morning
were lengthy, making $1,000 word:
After the customary instruction as t
the general duties of jurors as to tn
law and evidence, the judge instruc
ed the jurors i'll accordance with hi
ruling made some days ago. after al
gument by counsel as to the admiss
bll1ty of evidence bearing on the COZ
neCtion of Steve Adams with the crime
committed in northern Idaho.
No Connection Made.
This evidence and also that introdut
ed by the defense regarding deport;
tions i'll Colorado and the employmer
OF PinkertOu detectives bv the min
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-07-27
Finds Who Drank Whisky.

Kewanee, H., July 27.-WiIliam Ma
loney, a young farmer northeast of
here, lies dying from strychnine poison
ing. His father lately missed whisky
from his bottle and put poison in the
flask, evidently to discover who was
taking it. His son came home late and
drank from the bottle The father has
been arrested.