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FINANCES IN eoop CONDITIONS

County Treasurer Gaines arrived in the city last evening from the county seat for the purpose of attending to business matters. When asked con corning the county's finances the treasurer stated that they could not be better. He stated that the dupli- cate tax rolls are now being prepared in anticipation of the tax collecting time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

The statement Of the poet that man wants but little here below is belied every day or so when someone takes unto himself as wife woman who weighs two hundred or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
WILL VISIT IN THE EAST.

Lee von Hagn, past president of the local aerie of Eagles. left yesterday morning for the east intending to at tend the convention of the order, which will be held this year at Nor. folk, Virginia, Hagn is the only dele gate from the local lodge. After at tending the convention he will visit his former home in New York City, and will then return to the Warren district stopping to visit various points of interest en route.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

The Upper Lowell improvement Club is giving its regular Friday night dances at the new club house, Upper Lowell. DANCE COMMITTEE
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

Ranch eggs and spring chickens. 64 Main St. Phone BIO, James Beard. zS6
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
GRAND LABOR DAY BALL.

Bisbee Opera House, Monday. Sep tember 2, Don Luis Orchestra music.
 POP
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nleI DIG, pler

Soon the summer will be over. Then will come the chilly snap And our top-coat will awaken. From its camphorated nap.
 -Anonymc.s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

THE iNDIsPENsAsLE MAN The man without a country Is but a sorry plan, But pity worse the Country That only has one Man.
 New York Sun.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

For Review Job and business ofsics call Phone 2s- Ls
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

For Review job rooms call phone No. 39.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29
SISTERS OF PocAHoNTAs.

AZ Sisters of Pocahontas are re- ouested to be present at Pythian Gas tie on Thursday evening at p. m. Special business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-29

B. P. O. E. Bfsbee Lodge. No. 671, mee< and third Friday N0f each nz9S new Elks' HaT
 Visiting brothers cordially zn8
 c. E. RINHHA
 Exalfed JOSEPH 8. McKEEHAN, sec'y
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For Review Job and business office call Phone 39.
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Arizona 8 New Mexico R. R. Co.
SCHEDULE,

nearest Agent or 70
 NORMAN CARMICHAEL,
 Asst denI. Supt A. T. THOMSON, Treasurer.
 CLIFTON, A. T.
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NJ. e. BENTON F. c. HENDERSON J. J. O'LAUGHLIN W. P. MAROON
 Committee.
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FOR RENTING furnished house keeping rooms. 26 Tombstone Can yon, back of Soda works. 179
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WANT ADS c TRY AK INSERTION IN THESE
 COLUMNS FOR RESULTS 2
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WANTED

ANNIVERSARIES by the day. Miss
 McNailon, Bax 1873. 19s
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FOR RENT-3-room house. Inquire
 S9 Brewery Gulch. 963
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FOR RENT-An elegantly furnished room with bath. h.Reference required
 42 Mason Hill. 1S4
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For Review lob and business office call Phone 39.
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FOR HENT-Nicely furnished rooms, 69 Brewery Ave, opposite Lumber
 yard SAQ
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

A LONG SESSION
Is Promised for the Summcr Months
ARRAY of WiiAesses VIII be-
Brought From Nearly Every State
in the Cn,on-yt1se Keller 70 SIT.

Next Tuesday there will be an in
lux OF attorneys. farmers, mer-
! chants, and other citizens from all
over West Virginia. aud other states,
to attend the June term OF federal
court which convenea at the custom
house on that day Judge Keller
make his first appearance on the
Charleston bench since having re-
turned from the West where he has
| been for almost one year. Witnesses
from New York, Michigan, Illinois,
and almost every state in the union
will be present, and the term promi-
ses to be one Of the longest held dur
ing .ne summer months.
The district attorney and, MS as
sistant will have their hands full
handling the criminal cases which
will brought before the grand jury.
and before the court adjourned the
southern district of " Virginia
will probably have made a name for
itself in court history.
Among the cases which will bring
witnesses from several states to this
cry is the case against J. M. Hart,
who has been indicted OH seven d If
erent charges. Hart was the assist
ant postmaster at Uler, Roane coun-
stolen and destroyed several regis
tered letters which had been sent to
Inherent firms containing money,
Among the letters which were placed
In the Uler post Office containing
money, and which never reached
their destination, were ADDRESSED,
Lung German, Company, Jackson,
Mich, Rosebud Perfume Company,
Md. =; r.
The National Remedy Company,
of New York City, The Woman's
World, of Chicago, The Search
Light Publishing Company, Of Litchl
field, ILL.,, and Farm and Home. of
Springfield, Mass. Representative
from the different companies will be
called when the cases are tried.
William Y. Smith the postmaster
at Uler, is also in trouble, and wAl
have his hearing at the June term Of
court Mr. Smith was indicted oa.
three counts on the charge OF neg2
lecting to render to the postm asst eri
general Of the United States a quar-,
terly account of all money received
and charged by him. . q
There will be a large number of
post offices cases heard at the com
ing term, but some of the recent rob-
Derles Will not be tried at this term
owing to the thieves being still at
large. There have been numerous
post Offices robberies of-1ate, and all
were in the same county, and within
two weeks duration, but it has been
impossible for the officers to make
any arrests although they have sew
eral good clues which they will work
out before the term begins
~,
several important whiskey cases.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

tion will be entertained at a clam
bake, anc return to exposition
grounds. 49,.
Thursday, juno 18th.
1000 a. charlottesville VIII
F. Parrott Reporter, Waterloo,
Iowa.
Address-Colonel John Temple
Grayes, Georgian and News, Atlanta.
Address-Mr. Carl A. Jettinger,
secretary Buckeye Press Association,
Delphos, Ohio.
Address-.Mr. Crosby S. Moves,
Washington Star.
Address-Hon. Leslie G. Niblack,
Leader, Guthrie, Okla. \
Address - Mr.. Ewing Herbert
World, Hiawatha, Kansas.
Trip to Jamestown Island, where
the first English settlement In Amer
lea was consumated; viewing old
jamestown ruins and historic homes
on James river to Hampton Roads;
return by moonlight.
Friday, June Hath.
1000 a. m.-ReDort Of Postal
Committee and discussion In charge
Of Mr.. B. II. Herbert, Chicago.
Selection of next place Of meet
ing.
Election Of officers.
Trip to view the United States
Navy Yard at Portsmouth, famous
ship-building plant at Newport News,
passing the scene Of the battle be-
tween the Merrimac and Monitor;
Hampton Institute; Old Point Com
fort and Fortress Monroe, the most
formidable fertilization in the United
States; return to the exposition
grounds.
All sessions will begin promptly
at 1000 a. M, that an adjournment
may be had at 100 p. m, in time for
luncheon. On Monday there will be
session at 3 p. M, at which Pres
tdent Roosevelt will be the only
speaker, and again on Tuesday a
three o'clock session for the mem
orial exercises. These will be the
only special sessions, and will leave
the association free to enjoy the hos
pitality Of the exposition and to. be-
come familiar with the many, his
torical points Of interest clustered
around Underwater, Virginia.
Saturday, june 18th.
This day has been set apart to visit
Richmond. Our entertainment there
is in the hands Of Col. w. S. C6pe.
| land Of the Times-Dispatch. A day
at Richmond will surely be intensely
| Interesting
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
FIRED FIVE TIMES
But Each Bullet Missed
a. Its Mark
SHOOTING ARRAY

n Maddencd because he had been put
out OF the Capitol street cnOp hon~r
located in the basement CT tho bnj,d-
ing occupied By the Philadelphia One
Price Clothing House at the corner Of
Capitol and Kanawha Stro"1s rni;x
Jones, known as rack" JONES Grn1
ave shots at H. A. Camp, one Of the
waters in the chop mouse at a dist.
$Rhce of ten feet, but each bu:;ct miss.
ed It's human mark and imbeddrA il.
gtgeif In the wa Of the basement.
n latter emptying his revolver at
camp; Jones turned and ran down
4 kfapHwha street out Summers and then
down Virginia street and then all
TRACE of him was lost as though the
BeRrth had swallowed him up. The
ssh Q0fing occurred about O'Clock bIt
aAp TO an early hour this morning. he
ssad not been located by the police
saFffo. are watching his hAunts am
SBing every effort to CAPTURE the
PoTtld-be murderer
IS Jones Is a little fellow ab0M niuo
}Efeen years Of age and has boAn en-,
sSployed in the Capitol street chopNou ,
Nfof several months up to Nayk14lh
SassA the day previous May t3h, 4hicl
was the date OF the HagenbecklWal
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
ION TO RICHMOND"
Veterans Moving on Old Capital of
Confedcracy. -

Many old veterans and their
friends left Charleston last night
and early this morning for Richmond
to attend the big reunion of the con
federate veterans which opens in
that city next Thursday. The Ches-
apeake and Ohio railroad in order
to properly accommodate the large
crowds that are marching to the
capital city Of the Old confederacy
run No. 2 in four sections last night
and No. in eight sections this
morning and every section was
crowded to it's capacity.
Among those who left last night
and this morning were former Gov
ernor MacCorkle and wife, D. G..
Gallaher and wife, Mrs. e. w. Will
son and three daughters, Misses Ash
ton Fitzhugh, Willis and Nan, Cap
tain John Baker White, Captain Geo.
E. Shelton, s. F. Counts, J. P. Ian
ham, J. q. McChesney, Julian Timms
DR.. w. T. Turner, DIR. Lawrence
Carr and wife, Mrs Mamie Chiffon
Mrs. Chas. Cabcll, Miss Mary Couch
Henry Allen, Of ST. Adams, O.. A.
Petty, J. B. Dodd, Of Poca, and Bert
Ellis, of Hurricane 49,.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

Atlanta Constitution.

Atlanta Constitution.
II want yOI." said the old farmer,
to give the boy bout six or eight
dollars worth O ]earnin'. Fer In
stance, I'll start him on three bush
els o corn; then. when that's out,
I'll keep him amovin' on d couple o.
smUke-houSc hams; an ! may decide
to give YOU a young heifer to larn
him wTitin' an home-raised cow
fer a ]CetlC rithmetiC
DO YOU want him to learn any Of
the higher brauches?"
"Well, after he climbs leetle you
might throw in bout a bushel or
two CT EN- or say bout quarter O.
bcCf'S WOrthi'
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
EDITORS
To Meet at Jamestown
June 1914
WEEK OF JUBILEE

Norfolk, Va, May 28.-From June
Of jubilee for newspaper men at the
jamestown Exposition, and the ex-
position management wishes it dis
tinctly understood that every news
paper nam who visits the exposition
during those days will be strictly in
It, They will be part and parcel
of the convention and every door of
the exposition will be thrown wide
open to them. There will be such
flow of wit and wisdom and such
an air of good fellowship as will in
spire every visitor and it is safe to
say that when the scribes return to
thelb several bailiwicks the praises
of the jamestown Exposition will be
heard in every part Of the land.
The following is the program:
Monday, june 10, 1907.
1000 a. m.-Convention called to
order.
Invocation. go
Address of Welcome-Hon. Harry
ST. George Tucker, president James
town Exposition; Governor Swanson
of Virginia, and the president of the
Virginia Editorial Association.
Response by Walter Williams,
Herald, Columbia, Mo, past presi-
dent of the National Editorial Asso-
citation.
Appointments Of committees.
Announcements.
800 .. m.-Address by Hon. The
odore Roosevelt, President Of the
United States. -
Following the reception and ad-
hU no
the review Of the warships assembled
at Hampton Roads.
Tuesday, June 18th.
1000 a. m.-The Presidents Ad-
dress, by John e. Junkin, Bulletin,
Sterling, Kansas.
Address-Mr. Jacob Riis, news
paper worker, author and sociologist,
New York.
~ Address-Mr. Will H. Mayors,
Bulletin, Texas.
Address-Mr. Joseph Medill Nc
Cormick, publisher Of the Tribune,
Chicago.
Report of Committee on Transpor-
tation, by Mr.. p. M. White, Ledger,
Mexico, Mo.
2:30 p. m. - Annual Poem
| "JamestoWn---A Tercentennial Ei-
position Rhyme" w. e. Pabor, Pabor
Lake, Avon Park, Florida.
800 p. m.--Memorial Service, in
charge OF Mr.. Addison 3. Burk.
| The afternoon remaining and the
evening will be devoted to the War
path" and seeing the exhibits.
| Wednesday, June 18th.
| 1000 a. m.-Address-Mr II. J
Knapp, Advertiser, Auburn, N. Y.
Address--Gov. r. b. Glenn, Ra
leigh, N. G.
Address-Mr. J. M. Page, Demo
crat, Jerseyville, III.
| Address-Mr. Lincoln Steffens
American Magazine, New York.
Address--Hon. Barton Myers, Gov.
ernor Of Exploitation, jamestown
Exposition.
e.. Address--Hon. JOHN J. Corwel1
Review, Rompey, W. Va.
| Observation trip over N. C S. rail
road to Virginia Beach, the famous
! Atlantic seaboard summer resort;
bath in the surf; after which party
will be taken to Cape Henry, where
first English settlers landed In Amer.
lea; after viewing famous sights and
old lighthouses, life saving stations
etc, the National Editorial Associa.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
A Clear Claim.

a n official Of the Pension ONCE at
Washington offers the following ex-
cerpt from an especially amusing let
ter received from claimant for
pension:
The way ] got my war ingery was
a~ketchin Of a hog The hog were a
SOW hog and orr captain wanted her
for forage. We was cfasin the SOW
and che crawled threw a hoal in a
Tale fense-it were big hoal and l
thot ] were about the size OF the hog
and tried to crawl threw, but
stuck and trying TO wigIe out rode
the rales off and one hit me on my
he'd and nocked mvo senseless. I do
not think the SOW had nothing to do
with my line for duty for did not
ketch the hog. Wien she never were
caught. m
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

race shows in Charleston, it is alleged
mat Jones was drunk and when Camp
ana others were asked about it by
'hclr employer they openly told the
employer that Jones was drunk and
the Young cook lOst his position
Since he ,ost his position Jones has
hc!d an emnity toward Camp, a young
man about 90 years Of age who is en-
D'oNed as waiter al the same place.
claiming that i, was because Of Camp
that he lost his position, and the lat
ter says that he was threatened sew
cral times ny Jones who said he
would get even.''
Yesterday evening Jones went down
III the chop house and was put out by
Camp because he was boisterous. He
went away and in about ten minutes
came back. He stood in the door
which opens on Capitol street and
with bis revolver in hand fired five
times at Camp. brt each bullet seem
Ell to 20 high frw inches and Camp
rSt aDc1 without 4 ..rTatch. From the
spot where Camp vas standing and
in the doc" way where Jones was
when he fire." III" ~hots, the distance
does not look TO u" over ten feet and
how Camp escaped without bullet
in his head is mystery.
Jones. firing every bullet in his
pistol. turned aroUNl and cody walk
ej out 10 the corner Of Capitol am
KanaWha streets ami then ran dowr
street toward Summers placing tho
gun IN his pocket while he ran. IL
continued his flight out Summers
II
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

he lost his other position. Mullins
was sitting in front of the News Mail
office for thirty minutes before the
shooting occurred and easily estab-
Eshed that fact.
The officers are bending every eff
fort to capture the missing boy and
believe that he is hid somewhere in
the city. Officers in other towns have
been notified and it will be almost i'm
possible for him to get away. Jones
is little fellow, but may give the
officers some trouble in arresting him
should he be located.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
Ideals. .

But what ideals of honor do you
inculcate?"
AS to that" replied the president
OF the university. Il cannot speak
with authority. Our ideals Of honor
are regulated by the head coach, and
the years schedule is not given out
as yet. In the course Of a fortnight,
or a month at fu1thest, we shall be
able to supply you with full informa-
tiOu'' %. 3d..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
BELLS o. JUNETIME.

> /. y
Hear the bells O. "Junetime tinkling
: over there -.
Don't you hear their music lifting on
the air?
Buttercup and daisy, clover fields
. perfume
Tender morning glories to drive
away the gloom!
Tingling bells O. JunetimeLlisten to
'em ring,
Bringing back the boytime and
woodland wandering.
Sunbeams thro' the shadows, will
lows bending low
How they ring to mem'ry the hooks
Of long ago!
III. :
Hear the bells. o. Junetime ringing
everywhere
How they breathe Of summers old
en-, golden, fair!
Winds signs in the tree tops, bios
SONS wet with dew -
Dawn in freshened glory-"here's d.
rose for you" "
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
What They, Need.
WI ceiling Te1eprnnh

Wheeling Telegraph.
The baseball clubs could draw
bigger crowds by advertising the
mobbjng Of an umpire as a climax to
a game. The patrons Of the game
enjoy something vigorous. Only the
inferior grade Of umpires need be
used for this purpose. Nearly eyety
day spectators are cruelty disap-
appointed by The escape Of the feet
utmpires. =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
CAREY ACQUITTED.
Parkersburg Nun Declared Not Gull
ty Of Murder.

Parkersburg, May 2S.~-John Car
ey, indicted for murder In the first
degree for shooting Martin Devaugh,
in the Jennings house in this city
last fall was this. evening acquitted
by jury in the eriDAhAl court after
twenty minutes z. deuAeration, and
was given his freedomSby the court.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
TO SUCCEED ALLISON
Governor Cumtnins Announces His
Candidacy.

UBsUtHLkAGy-
Des MONIES, Ia, May 28.--It was
announced definitely today that Gov
ernor Cummins will be a candidate
for United States senator, subject TO
the endorsement Of the republicans
at next years primary election, I'm
der the recently enacted primary
law. Senator w. p. Allison IS the
senator directly affected. Whether
he will be candidate is not definite
ly known, although the general I'M
derstanding is that he will be.
Governor Cummins' announcement
may mean the precipitation If an
other fight such as was waged
among the republicans in Iowa last
year.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
Making the Styles.

"ChoruS girls seem so slender
nowadays That wasn't the way in
our youth, was it,"
40; there has been quite a
change In that respect"
"New fashion, suppose"
" Yes; you see, one fool Of a man
murdered another fool Of o man
over chorus girl who was slender,
and that determines the public
taste"
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
The Day Of It's Vtgor.

Huntington Dispatch.
Charley Swishor's gubernatorial
boom seems to be stronger on Sun
days than on week days. At least
Charles Wesley's name takes mp
more space in the pub1te>prints then
than or other days, .441.4&& i .la:.4..-,lL.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

Though he may not blow his horn,
who may say the rhynoceros is not
secretly proud Of his beauty.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
DEAR GIRLS.

And now a paradox appears,
1t doth befall
We find the graduates in tiers,
Yet gay Withal.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

Perfection is not OF this world.
but YOU cant make a lad with bis
first sweetheart believe 1t. w. ND
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30

The winner ut tho ~o"r2 " ',"n
loses his heart; the loser oa!t h,e
nerve. H." , -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
Note

Note. e..
The above Is a frost We haven't
heard Of anything to indicate that
June will be any different from tho
rest Of our winter months. -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
ARE YOU WORKING FOR MONEY
OR IS YOUR
MONEY WORKING FOR YOU?

tin
hiding
Working 1892 ' ~ ~
Hyop are working and in
meret-Your Money s Working for You
in
picture building We
first
After the Charleston building had been occupied
ASK about itor wrteto thsof
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-05-30
FRUITS, CANDIES, ICECRI(AIM
Families Furnished with
Ice Cream. Orders for Ship
ment solicited. 1=r~ s'~@,% So. =:
We make prompt delivery of Cream and Ices for
day orders. Va I 49,. n"9 "...
i. e. Nichols
2 prompt delivery of Cream and Ices for UNI

ton will be entertained at clam
bake, anc return to exposition
grounds, 49,.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-25

labored with fury to complete the task
he had set before him. Here he stood.
within four walls of vegetation, the
sky bow him, the cracked and rotted
tomb below, satisfied at last by the
accomplishment of his duty. The gold
on his sleeves was dirty and disor-
dered; one of his shoulder straps dan
gled loose from his sodden coat; his
trousers We're splashed with earth.
But for the moment the post cap
tain was forgotten in the man, as he
unused on the tragedy of human life.
on the mysteries of love and death
and destiny, on his own irrevocable
youth now so far behind him. when
he had forfeited his honor for the lead
woman at his feet. He called her
aloud by name. He bent down and
kissed her messy bed. He whispered
with a strange conviction that she
could hea him, that he had kept his
promise to return.
Then, rising to his feet, he turned
toward the sea and retraced his steps.
The people were still in church, and
the village was deserted as before.
He walked swiftly. lest they might
come fiocking out before he could
reach his boat to torture him with rec
ognitiOn, with the question they
would ask, with their story of Tehea's
death. Then he laughed at his own
fears, remembering his white hair and
the intervening generation. Time had
passed over Borabora too. The world,
he remembered, was older by forty
years-olaer and sadder and emptier.
He swung himself up the ladder.
mounted the bridge and put the vessel
on her course. The telegraph n
the engineers repeated back. the sig
nal, and the great battleship. vibrating
with her mighty engines, resumed
once more her ponderous way.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-10-25
McHARe is CALLED BACK
TO WASHINGTON

From Ell Paso Herald.
Santa Fe, N. NJ, Oct. 23.-The spe-
cial United States Grand Jury which
days, was suddenly adjourned Tues
day evening upon the receipt of a tel
egram calling assistant United States
Attorney General McHarg to Wash
ington. But one Indictment was re-
turned which was a blanket affair and
contained some twenty names.
1t has been known for more than a
year that the government has been
investigating the alleged land frauds
in the territories of New Mexico and
Arizona, and that New Mexico was
coming in for more than its share of
the work of investigation.
The timber land deels of the former
territorial administrations at Santa
Fe came under suspicion, and after
long Investigation it vas announced
by the representatives of the interior
department tina incrlminating evil
dence had been uncovered against
many of the most prominent Repubii=
a politicians of the territory, and
hundreds of others not so prominent.
At the fall term of the district
court for the Santa Fe district it was
announced tina indictments would be
brought against all those guilty of
manipulating the territorial deals, but
after a number of days of investfga-
ton the grand jury was continued
over until the 14th day of the present
month, but one Indictment having
been found, and that being directed
against an obscure operator supposed
to be connected with the Utah Fuel
Company.