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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-21
VIRGIN ROAD DISTRICT.


CP. c. is an abbreviation for posses
sorry claim.)
being X OF NE q of Sw 4 See 80,
f5. r 81 e; p. c. to 40 acres land Ne
u of NE 4 Sec u, Is $, 81 y;
tax sl;27, penalty Az i2e poll pc tax SOC
Cox. Annie E-P, c. to 21o acres
land on Appl. 12O99. being $ Y Of See
II, and w X of SW Il Sec 3. T IS 5.
II II r; tax S5.9S. penalty Coo. adver-
Using 5000: total $S,5S.
Crosby Alvin C.-P. c. to 10 acres OF
land formerly property assessed 70
Mrs M. Crosby. Sec. IL, 7 16 $, K 81
E: tax $2.19, penalty 2ic. advertising
5000 poll tax $500; total $40,
Ingram. Geo.-P. c. to 10 acres lad
being part of land as assessed to Jo-
hannah Larson. p. {. to so acres land
being part of d. CoN's entry. +. G. &c
40 acres land Appl. 146l4 being NE a
of NV q of Sec rs. T l6 ). r 6S r
tax s345, poll tax $780, penalty Sjc
advertising s2.0e; total SSsG
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-21
GENERAL COUNTY.

Roemer. acknowledgements claim
to 40 acres of land on Appl 1866, be-
ing Sc Y of NE q Sec 10, I y $
Using 81. 90; total SO oil.
Roefer. T. H.. Sr.-Possessorv claim
to 800 acres of land on Appl. 1694S be-
ing Sc Y of S Y of NE Y Sec IS and
tax 1916, penalty TAO, advertisini
50 90; total 1910.
Rogers, John-Possessory claim to 3
acres of land. being N y of SW 4 of
tax 12c. penalty &c, advertising 50 90;
total $2.13
Rose, Albert S.-Possessory claim to
100 acres of land on Appl 11762, being
NE "a Sec A. 20 5, r 60 F. Possess
sorry claim TO 40 acres land on Appl
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-21
DEER LODGE ROAD DISTRICT.

Up. c. is an abbreviation for possess
sorry claim.)
Beck. Tom-P. G. to one lot and inn
provement on Main street; tax s1.i5.
penalty t2c. poll tax $500, advertising
$500: total $627.
Lytle & Deviin-P C. to stable on
east side of Main street; tax 5se, pen
atty sc, advertising $500. total $2.67.
Newport Mining Cop. Z. TO ira-
provements on mine. consisting OF
bunk house and dwelling Fee simple
title to lot and improvements in Deer
Lodge Fee simple title to fye-stamp
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Oakman, j. C.-Possessory claim to
40 acres land on Appl. 1893, being NV
a of Sc u Sec 10, T 20 S, r 81 e;
tax 81 "a, penalty Use, advertising
50. 90; total 81 o.
ONieu, w. H-Possessory claim to
602.9 acres land on Appl 1929, be-
ing SW Il of Sec ., NE u Sec 4, NE
a and w Y of NV Il Sec 3, r 10 S,
R 60 e; tax $3.50, penalty $1.SS, ad-
vertising $500; total $17 is.
Osgood, Florence I.-Possessory
claim to 40 acres land on Appl. 1857,
being NE a of Sc a Sec 20, r Is S,
r 81 f; tag 92c. penalty SO, advertising
81 90; total Sol.
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Lane Mrs. C. W-Possessory claim
TO 80 $4,000 acres of land on Appl.
1851, being NV u OF NV 4 OF Sec
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Ebiner. Lewis-PossesSory claim to
100, acres land on AppI No. l47SS. being
SW 4 Sec "a. 10 S, r 60 e; tax
S3.6S, penalty &c, advertising 50 90;
total Sc. 05.
Eyestone, ]. w.-Possessory claim to
100 acres of land on Appl. 1917, being
SW u of Sec 10 T 10 S. r so F.; tax
SO S. penalty 37c, advertising 50 90;
total Sc O5.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1907-12-21
GENERAL COUNTY.

Vaunness, Grin Gee simple title
to 40 acres land Patent 543S, being SW
a of SW a of Sec l, I p S. r 81 f.
Fee simple title to $50 acres land Pat
ent 5439, being SW a of Sec 3, Il >
r 81 q; tax 1880, penalty $l.3S, adj
vertising $500; total $17.1S.
Yer Wort, Arthur-Possessory claim
to 50. SO acres land on Appl. 1911, being
NE 4 of NE a Sec 6, t 2O1 5, r 81 n
Possessory claim to 40 acres land on
Appl 1896 being SW a or SW a Sec
rs, I 10 S, r 62 E; tax $3.6S, penalty
SIC. advertising $500; total $6.O5.
Volkner, Wm.-Possessory claim tC
NE u of Sec 6. 20 5, r 81 IL; ta2
$7.S penalty 74c, advertising so 90
| total S1Q.10
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being E Il OF SIX 4 Sec "a, T 90 S. r
81 r. s4.14. penalty Ale. advertising
s. 90; total Sc. IS.
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Mathews. w uls-EOSSeSEOIN claim 10
being Sw = of Sec s. q 5, r 81 Z;
tax $40. IS. penalty sl.oS, advertise
ing 50 90: total Sl3.3e.
Messick. MiltOn-Possessory claim OF
1 land on AppL 1906. being NE 4 of
/ Sc 4 Sec 30, T Is 5, r So z: tax 92c,
penalty sc, advertising 400; total
| 80. Of.
acres land on AppI. 1874, being NE \
/ of NE u See 20, i 20 s, II 81 Il; tax
s2.76. penalty Csc. advertising s2.o0;
Milsap, Observation-Disclosures claim
to so acres land on Appl 136441, being
w y of NV II Sec SO, t 20 s, r 81 F.;
tax $50, penalty 5Sc, advertising
Moore, Jedediah D.-Possessory claim
to 100 acres land on AppL 1855, being
NV z Sec IS, 10 S, r 81 E; tax IS 6S.
penalty sic, advertising $2.Oe; to-
Moore, John F.-Possessory claim 10
so acres land on Appl. 1855. being
w Y Of NEA See 16, 7 q S, II 81 +;
Sax s.. co. s' total ss, 45' DOC "''S
Morris, John-Possessory claim to
so acres land 1855, being N y OF nv
4 Sec u, T 81 S, r 81 E; tax 81. 81
Morrison, Norman-Possessory claim
to sac acres land on Appl 1898, being
: tax $l4.22, penalty $1.42, advertis.
} ing 50 90; total SIT "a.
GENERAL COUNTY.
McClurkin, W. J-Possessory claim
! to so acres land on Appl. 1854, being
i r n of Sc a Sec 1S T 20 S, So Il
tax $S.6s. penalty S7e, advertising
. McClurkin,' q. T-Possessory claim t,
, so acres land on Appl. 1887, beini
: + y of Sc 4 Sec, is, t 20 s, r 81 r
tax SO. s., penalty SIC. advertising
= McKechine. Harper-Possessory claiu
I; to 100 acres land on, AppL 1926, beinl
;, N x of NEA Sec %, NV u OF NV J
Sec %. T 10 S. r 81 F.; tax 81. II
n penalty 2Sc, advertising 81 90; tota
q Mcpherson. John F-Jossessor
4 claim to 40 acres land on Appl: 1475l
{ r 81 f. Possessory claim to i1s acre
land on Appl. 14752-53-54, being NE J
of NE 4 NV u of NE z and Sc
of NE 4 Sec 8, T 16 S. r 81 e; ia
$S.6s, penalty SIC, advertising $500
o Mcpherson. Joseph-Possessor claii
g to 80 acres land on Appl. 1879. bein
!: N " of NV u Sec TO- T 10 S, R 66 I
y MCPHERSON Jas. w.-Possessor
8, claim to 40 acres land on Appl. 1853
D. DelnS NE "A OF NE - sec 10, Il ~
r R 81 f, Possessory claim 70 40 aor,
land on Appl. 1881. being NV u
NE u Sec IS, T 20 S, r 81 e. Posse!
sorry claim to 40 acres land on ApI
1882, being SW 4 of NV u Sec /
30 T 20 S, r 81 E; tax IS so, penalty SO
70 advertising 50. 90; total IS.
e MeReynolds. r, M.-Possessory elai
a. to so acres land on Appl 13417, beir
u S " of NV a Sec Is. T 20 S, r 81
-. Possessory claim to so acres land {
70 Appl. 1864, being w u of SW u s.
X H. 20 S. r 81 E. Possessory clai
r. =, to 40 acres land on Appl. 1881, beir
IL Sc u of NE u Sec 20, T 81 S, r
20 f. Possessory claim to so acres lar
" on Appl. 1882. being ~ of NV
e. Sec II, t 81 S, r 50 e. Possesso
! :, claim to 40 acres land 14S2S, being S
~ u of NV II Sec II, t 81 S, r 81
j.. Possessory claim to 40 acres land
70 Appl 1924, being NE u of NE Y s
~ ~ 10, T 81 S, r 81 Z. Possessory claim
o. 40 acres land on Appl. 14S25, beil
hs NV u of Sc Il Sec 81, T 20 s. r
-, E; tax SIS 40, penalty 81 81, adve
lzin Using 50 90; total $22 "a.
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Neels. Peter-Possessory claim to
so acres land on Appl. 1851, bein w y
of SW a Sec II, T 20 S. R 81 E. Pos
sessory claim to so acres land on Appl
10 s, R SO E; tax $3.50, penalty 55c,
advertising So 90; total SIS or
Mutt, r. F.-Possessory claim to 100
acres of land on Appl 1871, being
81 SO, penalty 74c, advertising So 90;
total $40 10
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GENERAL COUNTY.

Jennison, Elfas-Possessory claim to-
so acres of land on Appl. 14S03, being
w p of NE u Sec 30, I 10 S, r so 81;
tax $1.S4, penalty 1Sc, advertising
so 0Q total $4.02.
Jett VIM. S.-Possessory claim to
100 acres of land on Appl. 1854, being
NV a of Sec 10, T 90 S, r 81 F.; tax
81 So. penalty 74c, advertising 50 90;
total 1910.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
PRESS OF LONDON
RAPSON COLONIES
MORNING POST SAYS GOVERN
MENT CHAINS CONFERENCE
TO THE COLONIAL OFFICE
6LAMES CANADIAN PREMIER.

London, April 21.-Nearly all the
newspapers express satisfaction al
the results thus far obtained by the
colonial conference. But the Morn
Ing Post in an editorial is most out.
spoken in its disappointment. 1t de
elares the British government has
conceded 10 the conference all the
trappings of national independence
and imperial partnership while chain
ing the conference more firmly than
hitherto to the colonial office. The
paper blames Sir Wilfred Laurier,
Premier of Canada, and General
Louis Botha. Premier of the Trans.
vaal. for the failure, and declares the
status of Canada is now more colo
NAL and less national than before.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
SOCIETY MEN TO
LANGU|SH IN JAIL
TWO PAIRS OF Ell PASO BUDS
HELD UNDER NEW LAW FOR
GAMBLING FACE TERM IN
PENiTENTIARY.

FL Paso. Tex, April 21-Four
prominent young society men of this
city were arrested today for gambling
This is the first arrest here under the
new anti-gambling law which makes
gambling felony punishable by fine
and Imprisonment in the penitentlary
fol from two to four years Under
the new law the accused Is not al
lowed bail until after Indictment. by
the grand jury. rhe result is they
will remain in prison for some time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
New Saloon Auspieiously Opened.

The Cairo Hotel and Buffet bar at
5l5 Ohio street was opened TO tie
public Saturday night in an auspi-
cious manner This new place is
owned by Nichols & Stegg. who for
merly conducted the Owl saloon and
the one on the southeast corner of
Sixth street aud Commercial avenue.
The new baffe is one of the hand
soonest saloons In the city and bids
fair to become one of the most popu-
lar The opening was marked by a
sumptuous turkey lunch. served by
Caterer Alien. Of the Illinois and
Planters hotels Stirring music was
rendered On the drum and the piano
by Hoffman Brothers Of Evansville.
who are here awaiting the completion
Of he new steamer Louisiana. which
viii enter the excursion business
here next Sunday
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
FATE STILL IN DOUBT.

While the developments of last
night at he Murphysbroro bank
clearly establish a crime and seem to
Justify the conclusion that he left
chat city with III intention TO escape
| punishment there is still no certainty
| rs TO what became of the man The
first conclusion win now be that sug.
Igested as the las one in yesterdays
| Bulletin-that he ran away and left
his clothing where il was found tc
create the impress on that he had
drowned himself or had been fOuIly
dealt with But that conclusion is by
no means unquesfionable. There Is
| sdll a strong possibility OF either Of
the latt r. If. when IN Meyers Sas
loon shortly before 3 o'clock in the
morning, he wore the SLOUGH hat
which was found at he incline he
could not have deposited il where 1t
lay and taken either OF the ira n for
N mphis, There Is no south bound
train after 3.l5 a. m. The nearest be
could have come - going south after
that is on h. Paducah train at 6 a. m
and this rs the only night train leaving
The city in any direction after 3:l5
Ia. m. excepting the Murphysboro traia
on the Mobile & Ohio an ) a. m Which
n would not have been likely to take.
The circums ance Of the kind of hat
be wore when In Meyers saloon there
fore becomes an important one, as
showing whether be remained in
Cairo or Mt 10 Paducah.
That he had goodly sum Of money
with him when he care to Cairo can
rot he doubted. How much he lost at
gambling is problematical One story
anost is that he los 5000 cr more and
that there was what is often the case
among The professional floating gamb
rs who are perm tied TO do business
in Cairo a conspiracy 10 fleece him
That a game was in progress a.
Cooksy's place Friday night. in which
Ernes Waters Henry Lysle. two 9th
els named potts and Joss were en-
gagged. and seyral besides these
ahN NAA'A fbhNtu vi ltafll II
night and in which big money was
lost and won-this is matter of
common street port Nor are cir
cumstances wanting 10 show tha
there WAS conspiracy TO fleece some
4 The players IN the game II Straw.
hun was this victim and lost all or
nearly all the money be had stolen
from The Miners union. he might have
been In q frame of mind for any des
Derdte deed and after wandering
ab0nf fOr time undecided wha- 10 |
10. gene down below the elevator and |
drown himself n he did not lcsc |
his mQuey. the possib lily still remains
that he may have been foully death |
Nith
In any event. the Developments up
to last nigh by no means cleared I
aWay all mystery conn cted with this /
unpleasant case
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
DREW 81, 500 FROM BANK
DAY HE CAME TO CAIRO
Belief Strong That He Ran Away But Circum-
stances Still Leave Doubt As to His
Fate--GambIed When In Cairo

Iit In a roundabout way, but could get
there In more direct way II he
waited while and look the Illinois
Central train Strawhun left the place
without saying whether he would take
the Mobile e. Ohio or the Illinois. This
is regarded as proof that although
Strawhun had purchased a ticket for
Carbondale (which was found in his
purs and was expected AT Cham
paign he had abandoned the idea OF
going in that direction ana decided to
20 sogth X could not be learned last
light whether or not be had taken q
south bound train.
Oother interesting facs We're dis
civ red His grip was found In his
roam at the Planters hotel but there
vas little or nothing OF value in it,
nor was there anything Of value in
the pockets Of the clothing found on
the trestle. the watch and money be,
ing gone He was also known to have
a pistol and this was also missing
When seen at Ccoksey's saloon ne
wore stiff hat, such as he was accus-
toned to wear; but when in Meyers
saloon he wore an old SLOUGH hat and
his was he sort of har found near
the river where the coat and vest
we're found The officers were also
puzzled yesterday by the fact that he
lad worn light oyercoat when he
lefi Murphysboro, but had none when
he was here
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
NEW POSITION CREATED.

Topeka. Kas. April 2i-It Is re
ported here today that ~ II. LoJmis
general soil .itor Of the Union Pacific
railroad in Kansas is to be made gen
eral counsellor 81 the Hartman lines
IN cases before the interstate com
mercs commission. Mr.. Loomi- al
mitied that such a plan was under
consideration. The position is new in
railroad circles. II is made necessary
by the new railroad rate law.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
70 THE CAIRO BULLETIN.

TO THE CAIRO BULLETIN.
MuRPHYsBoRo. APRIL 2t.--oN
DUR RETURN TO THIS CITY THIS
EVENING WE MADE INQUIRY AT
THE BANK AS TO THE STATE or
p. n. STRANHUN'S ACCOUNTS
AND FIND THAT HE DREW $500
OUT or THE CRY NATtOtIAL
BANK or MuRPRYs6oRo, ON Fri
DAY. APRIL 10, JUST BEFORE
LEAVING FOR CAIRO, AND SHORT
LY AFTER AE HAD DEPOSITED
CHECKS AMOUNTING TO $3.50. TT
WAS MONEY BELONGING TO THE
UNITED NINE WORKERS UNION
or WHICH He WAS AN OFFICER,
WE HAD AUDITED HIS BOOKS BE.
FORE GOING I'd CAIRO TO IN.
ouIRE INTO HIS DISAPPEARANCE
AND FOUND THEM ALL RIGHT;
BUT HAD NOT INQUIRED AT THE
BANK TO LEARN IF THE MONEY
CALLED FOR BY THE BOOKS WAS
ON DEPOSIT THERE. WE HAVE
REASON TO BELIEVE THAT HE is
FROM $4,000 TO $1,000 SHORT IN
HIS ACCOUNTS WITH THE MIN.
Frs UNION AND THAT HE HAS
RUN AWAY
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
TWO THOUSAND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
WILL BE PUT UP FOR GRAND IL.
ELIMINATION AT MEETING OF
HUsTLERs IN CAIRO NEXT
JUNE.

Chas. Feuchter Jr.. who has charge
Of thu decoration for The grand Hts-
lers' meeting here in june will have
probably the grandest display ever
seen in Cairo or any other southern
Illinois city. Besides the bunting and
flags and 9th similar ornamentation
there VII be . migninecent street IT,
Illumination In which two thousand
electric lights will be used This
illumination will extend from Fourth
10 Twelfth streets on Commercial
and from Sixth to Twelfth str cts on
Washington and through Eighth
street between the two avenues. He
has received bids on the construction
and on the lamps and power The
Ca 70 Electric and Traction Company
will supply thu lamps and power At
very reasonable price The illum-
ination will be equal 10 that in ST
Louis during It's annual expositions
and Yelled Prophet parades in years
past, only on little smaller scale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22

The Cairo Traction Company Is
making a grand spluge with its new
cars Two Of the big. new fellows
have been put into service and the
old summer cars have been overhaul
ed and mad into an excellent match
for the new ones. in color and finish.
The old cars will all be oveThauled
for the season The public seem well
pleased with the Improvement and ar
giving liberal patronage.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
WANTS TO BE CUBAN RULER.

Havana. April 2l.-A manifesto has
been issved by the partisans OF Al
fredo Zayas declaring for him as the
nominee fer the presidency. The sign.
ars say that they did not intend to
talk about his candidacy, but were
compelled 10 do so by the open work
IF he liberal faction supporting Jose
Miguel Gomez The breach in the
party is widening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
THE UNFORTUNATE ONE.

Marietta Ohio April 21,--Ten years
ago the Schwinderman brothers. 1t is
alleged. played white cap" and threw
stones and ancient eggs at Jacob
School at Lowell A few days ago
School learn their names. and today
the brothers were held to the grand
jury
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22

The Cairo Dredging plant was
again at work on block 43 yesterday,
ont will now stop work tin tde piers
are an built for the depot and the
sewers are laid, The work was
watched by hundreds of people An
immense pile of material has been
pumped into the cavity.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
elxnns Beat the Lohrs.

The Giynns hung another game on
Lohrs Yesterday afternoon when they
easily defeated the sofia Mater boys
by a score Of 10 20 g Zanone and
IIuette did the hon0rs for the vic
iorious team. The feature Of the
game was the al around playing and
hitting Of Dunklin and Egan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
RUBYS VICTORIOUS
Psbsts Team Defeated BY New Ana
teaur champions-oIynns Beat
lohrs.

The Rubys yesterday defeated the
far-renowned Pabs $" formerly
known as The Csiros Own. The
Raby's " re formerly known ~ ths
"CochraBs. The score was Is to "a
The features OF the game were the
pitching Il Hssenjaeger. the catching
of Nalbaum. the hitting Of McDOugai
ana the base running OF the Rubys
The RHbys would liz TO hear from al
oui of town teams in the Is and r.
year old class Address c. {. RulIea
= Elm Rnbys Toggery.~ Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
Ball Game Tonight.

Company X and the Alexanders
will play at indoor ball tonight CMon
day. az Armory hall. The two teams
game and lost; hence there will prob
ably be a spirited contest between
diem 10 see which shall forge ahead
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
SWEDISH MINISTER ARRIVES

New York. April 2l.-M. De LACE
eranfz. The first Swedish minister to
Washington since the separation ~
Sweden and Norway. arrived tonight
accompanied by his wife They viii
: main here few days aud then 60
90 Washington
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
chiIdren.s Home Meetina.

There will be a special meeting of
the Childrens Home society this
Monday afternoon at O'Clock, at
The Home All members are requested
70 be present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
Try Rakinr AprIe saucc.

Apple sauce is very nice baked.
To every four apples pared and
slit ed add 4 cup OF white sugar and
Z cup OF boiling water Put in =
granite or earthen dish and cover
tightly. Bake 20 minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
Seven Cent Social.

The Young Peoples Christian En-
leavor of the Lutheran church will
give seven cent social at the home
Of Mrs. Mary Cuhl at Ninth ami Cedar
streets, at p. m. Thursday. Re
reshments and program.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Runaway Prisoner.

Officer Thoman had lively run oul
Eleventh street last night after run
away prisoner at whom he took sew
raj shots. The man got away.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
ON THE RIVERS

The river marked 27.9 feet ON The
CAIRO gauge last evening showing 1
fall of 0.3 Of foot In "a hours.
The City OF Saltillo from the Ten
nessee river. passed 70 ST. Louis yes
ferday. spending two hours here dis
charging freight.
The Fred Hartweg went south
with empties yesterday
The Stacker Lee arrived from Mem
phis at m and cleared for st.
Louis al II IA. m with good up
stream trip
and two empties 10 New Orleans,
The r., L. Audrey went to Louis
Vile yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
Llnht Discontinued.

Masters and pilots are notified that
the light, MaxyiIle. has been discon-
tinued, and a new one established at
Cages Landing To be known as such
WM BRAITNERSREUTHER,
Commander II. ), Navy,
Inspector, l4lh Lighthouse District.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22


The foregoing somewhat startlin,
messags WAS received Lass night b.
The Bulletin from Sheriff Patchet
| Of Mnrphysboro. 1t was startling be
cause the sheriff and all the union off
cials who had come here from Mur
Jhysboro. TO inquire into the strangs
disappearance of Strawhun had in
lignantly rep He'd The Bulletins SUE
;estion of yesterday morning tha
Strawhnn had been gully Of any dis
honorable conduct. They had also
loeted at the idea of suicide and had
~eached the firm conclusion that he
rad been foully dealt with. The gen
lemen all had implicit confidence in
sIrawhnn; had known him long were
rats of charac er, had long been his
friends and more or less intimate as
iociates, and as such Y ry properly
esented any aspersions upon his
haracter. Moreover. as stated in the
Greg ing message. they nad gone
Dver his books before leaving Muir
physboro and fornd no evidence OF
yrong-doing On their arrival here
Saturday night hey had no other idea
han that he WAS murdered and rob
bed and this belief seemed to be con
irmed by their investigations yester-
lay Many little circumstances were
discovered which bore out this view,
nut there were others also which may
low he taken 10 indicate ither sui
'ide o. run-away-the strongest OF
hem. iasen all in all, pointing 10 the
asst named conclusion
Chief Egan and the Murphysboro
-isitors put In busy and an anxious
lay yesterday searching for clue1.
rhey had the riy dragged in the
~ieinity Of whore the coat and vest
we're found on the trestle below the
Halliday elevator. hut found nothing:
I'd thew left on at noon. expecting to
. sumo the dragging more thoroughly
'oday.
In tracing Strawhdn during his say
n BE city Friday night they made
ONE Interesting discoveries They
found that he had been I'm the
gambling room A. oksv'. SELDOM
'nd had played sud poker there
Ernest Waters. one Of the proUrietors
# the gambling room. Is said to be an
acquaintance or friend OF the miss
ne FaTa and he admit d that The lat.
er haf tbeen there Waters denied
however. that S'rawhun had / ST niue,
money. He sad there were two
sames going. = biz one and it'll
lne. Strawhun was in the latter and
0si only about Is aud omit This NAV
pr NAV not be- true. Cooksv. one Of
he DrOprietorS of the saloon. saws
'traWhun frok a drink OF two while
here "a tiouslv displaying roll Of
money in having for % m. and when
'e lsff said he was gong 10 bed a.
he was suffering. from headache. Ruf
Fhst d considered nOw the NOS i'm f
poriani circumstance WAS that do
eig ped ~ BE- saloon - p + Movers i
ust north 81 G ntral ruion Station .
The bartender there informed the 4
'ficers that S-rawhun had been in 4
hat place after O'Clock Yesterday 4
rorning and asked if he could get IN 1
IemBhis on the rain which was then ]
N the track II was the Mobile & /
ohio train and the bartender told I
i'faWhun he could go 70 Memphis OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22

The Steamer Dick Fowler will make
a special trip 70 Metropolis April -
on account OF the TriSiate Odd Fe;
lows me ting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22

Friends Of the Bulletin are request
ed 70 send OF telephone items to this
Office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-04-22
One She FACTORY in Japan.

JsTan has huf oae factory making
leather shoes Nest OF The shoes worn
fhere are made ~ straw " wood