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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-03
City Couacll Meeting.

A regular monthly meeting Of city
council was held Tuesday evening,
with Mayor Dickinson and Aldermen
Hair, Fielder, Brabham, Stokes,
Cooner and Riley present.
TIL ,,suel. routine business was
tran %as ying of bills, receiving
reports, eusr
The petition of F. M. Simmons to
be allowed to build a wooden frame
building with iron sides and roof
within one hundred feet from Main
street was, on motion, not granted.
It was moved and carried that
Col. John F. Folk be required to
move his gas house from the prop
erty of the town.
It was moved and carried that
street offered by T. A. Green, from
Carlisle to Bamberg street, be
opened. Aldermen Stokes and Coon
er were appointed committee to
locate same and report at next meet
ing of council.
On motion, council decided to no
tify Mrs. M. A. Bamberg that coun-
Gil is ready to open up streets grant
ed by her through her property. All
other persons who are willing to do
nate streets are hereby notified that
council is ready and anxious to take
up the matter of opening new
streets, and the body hopes that
such persons will make application
at once, as council is very anxious to
open up some new streets.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-03
MR.. J. NJ. SULLIVAN IN OFFICE.
Has Succeeded Col. Wharton on the
Railroad Commission.

Railroad Commission.
J. M. Sullivan, of Anderson, Who
was elected railroad commissioner,
received his commission Monday
from the secretary of state. This
office is the only one in the list which
expressly provides that the term
shall commence on the first of the
year. The others usually take charge
on the date of the Inauguration,
which will take place this year on
January Is. At the next meeting OF
the commission there will be reor-
ganization and the election Of a
chairman to take the place of Col.
J. H. Wharton, who retires.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-03
What Was On.

A young lady in Bamberg is. fond
of using up-to-date phrases. A few
days ago she rang up a man friend,
to ask him to her house If he was un.
engaged. This is the conversation
as it went over the wires:
Hello, is that?
Yes.
This is anything on tonight!
Yes. Sure.
--->Whsat! -Nr2hs !-'> .-....
Why coat, vest, pants, shirts
and;
But the phone suddenly shut
down.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-01-03

Next Monday is the first Monday
in the month, but there are no pub.
lie sales to be made that day.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
Red Mountain Items.

,Spccial Corrcspondcncc.i
New potatoes are coming on fine and
bid fair for good crop.
Most Of the first cutting OF alfalfa
was up before the rain but little was
out and got good bleaching.
There has been several hard showers
and all kinds Of crops are doing fine,
especially the second crop of alfalfa.
MIR. Gus Fowler has rented Elder
States house and Elder and Mrs. States
will move into part Of c. G. States
house.
The Cedaredge school board is plan
ming to get bell for their school and
we want them to get one that can be
heard out in our district.
Mr.. Gus Fowler. who is an expert
enced miner, has leased the'Red Noun
tain coal mine, and has started in get
ting ready for the fall trade by enlarg-
ing the shute and making other i'm
provements.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Fowler went to
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
The Seaton Drug Company
Delas Progressive Prescription Druggists

weather well nail.l Wit, II nails and joints well
broken making the roof water tight; finished IL,
ridge with IS s,ddl. irs,rd-.
FLOORS.-tovsr the entire floor of ,oi., and
-tore rnrrns with No. building paJ-r laid ur
lining hoor and well iapIs5 Over the Iat..r la,
Is IeIn- quarter -aw.-i ropring we'll driven VI
and blind naiie-i with NJ cut floor nails. Smoott
oil all joint. and uneven placs-.
DOOItS-To h. I.7siJ-i .ia-- top ls,n.l. 4
grade with Il tran-om. Door frames to bt
plank jani,- rabet.-i for door and tran -nin viii
brick mould and stnn. -ill. Door tn l., hung
with SKI l,--., pin butt and mor,is. Iucks
Tran-om- tp L., hung with 2-S1J steel butt. and
provided with tran-nm lifs FrI,In.- to u. ca-.-i
W inside with neat round s-ig- casing block
nnish.
h,SE--Put down u neat round ,-irr 10 Is.-.
with , round at i.ottoIn in tb. two toilet r-nn-.
ti"ns a. shown ON plans extending up 9 viii,
on" foot clssirsnce at b,ttom with light swing
door hung ON spring hinge.
SuNDRIES-Do all cutting for pIumI-r. and
I" isoLi plumbing work.
Plumbing CONTRACTOR ,n pr,yid.
all pip h,tinH- and other material to make tlI.
job complete.
iron is.iy cnamel.-t -'"ol with lsS.i lined tan
No. - I. VI fallon- h1turc book:
On" t'r-sn' wash bowl. No. :. &. q Fallen
fixture book, cold wafer only
GENTS TOILETTE l., nr.-I with woIf
Ventilated two stall stale urinal stalls y ala.
T~" low down syphon y.f irun body .nam.l.-i
s'o"l- lead linei tank. No. "a c. . Fallon.
nJturr i-rok.
On. Cr-.'n' vs-h bowl. No :. c. o Fallun- Il.
, turr book, cold water only. All plumbing to H.
ht'.-i with prut-r nttin9>, drains, tral- vent.
and ronn'rton> with -ever vents to extend not
l.-~- than one loot above r-of with prpI..r flash
ins-, using u I-.r c.'nt for Offsets. no -luar
turn- Ia is put in vent pip-.
PAlNTlNG.-Paiu, til. ry-pf with one c,s,
| graphite and hol.d lin-~-i oil. Al other ~,-.r
work 10 have two c"st, lead zinc and oil culor
| To match tho, On Court Hou-e
! FlNAL.-Tb.-r specification. arr intended I.
cover all material and labor ncc,--sar, ,o hui !,
the rrpt-p-d boiler hons. nnd tu ,Isrstc with
tn" bl.rrk plans and specifications Of the pro
/ i-u-.i h.Niinx plant.
ID. :. DOUGHTY.
County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
Eckert Locals.

J. o. Simpson is busy harvesting
this week.
Miss Ethel Steele is entertaining a
party Of young ladies' from North
Delta.
Ladies Aid Society met at the home
of Mrs. William Miller Thursday after
noon.
VIM. Sell. Jr. has quite one sided
look Just now. Will says it is the
mumpS.
to assist in the hay harvest on the
Whiting ranch.
DR.. J. d. Walker and family retu rn-
ed last Sunday after a most enjoyable
fishing trip of two weeks.
HayIng season is now on at the Whit
ing ranch and large force of men Is
kept bnsy in the hay field.
Mrs. Weir and Miss Ethel Hart have
Joined camping party and will enjoy
the beautiful scenery around Ouray.
Mrs John Hart, accompanied by he r
daughter, Miss Laura. left fof LAX e
City last Thursday to remain couple
of weeks.
These warm days everyone seems to
be on the move and many camping
wagons pass thru Eckert bound for the
Grand mesa.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19

Montrose Tuesday where Mr.. Fowler
has work and as soon as Mrs. Fowler
is able she will undergo an operation
for appendicitis at the Riverside sani-
tarium.
Your correspondent visited Mr.. Wat
sons people last Sunday and was
shown a fine piece of oats. in some
places nearly six feet high and as thick
as they could stand. Mr.. Watson has
never had much experience in an irri-
gated country, but is getting hold and
intends to take some samples of his
oats to our county fair this fall.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
BUSINESS LOCALS

Buy wall paper at the Spot Cash.
Japalac-we hayc it-Hunt & Co.
Cooks Cascara Cold Cure, cures colds.
25c.
The Spot Cash leads in quality and
low prices.
Genuine Mexican chill at Smith s
Lunch Wagon.
Special Sale on Clothing at the Spot
Cash. If.
Sco6eld makes specially of teas
and cotfees.
Second hand buggies and wagons. At
the Porter-O Obert Hdw. Co.
Salida white lime for sale by the In.
dependent Lumber Co.
Bread and kindling delivered with
grocery orders, by Scofield.
Be up to date and eat chill at Smiths
Lunch Wagon.
Hammocks of all styles and prices at
the Porter-O Obert Hdw. Co.
Plenty of money to loan on Delta
real estate. MILTON X. WEIGH.
For courteous treatment and low
prices you should deal with Scofeld.
Scoheld pays highest market prices
for eggs, butter and all farm products.
W. X. Case 4 Sons cutlery best on
the market. Sold by the Porter Obcrt
Hdw. Co.
For fresh. clean and up-to-date gro
ceries and queensware, go to Scofield's.
HOUSE WANTED Five or six rooms.
Notify A. W. Jarrett. manager Gibson
Lumber Co.
This is the time to paint your house.
You can get first class paint & oil Of
Hunt 4 Co.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
OtjCe to Old Soldiers.

The old soldiers and their families
who desire to attend the Grand Army
Encampment to be held at Saratoga,
New York, from Sept. 9th to l4th, will
be charged one full fare for the round
trip-tha is one half of the regular
fare of all roads on March lst, 1907.
Hotels will charge from sl.51 to 81. 90
per day. and all restaurants % cents
per meal during the seven days. BY
paying Sl.O0 at Saratoga, visitors can
have their return tickets extended for
sixty or ninety days. All railroads will
sell tickets SO ample time will be given
to reach Saratoga by Sept. 9th. For
further information see Il. J. Coffey.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
Austin Briefs.

Philip Kehl is building an addition to
his cement block factory.
We are glad to report an improve
ment in the condition of Mrs. Frank
Rist.
Mr.. Lawler lost gold watch between
Austin and the j. Wallace place last
"Wednesday.
DIR. Hunter and family were out from
Delta last Sunday to spend the day
with Dr. and Mrs. Archer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greenwell' S
baby died Thursday morning. The
little one had been sick several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Remington, of
Delta, were Sunday visitors at the
pleasant home of DR.. and Mrs. Miller.
This community was shocked, Sum-
day evening, by the sad and unexpected
news of the death of the l4-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Shark.
The boy died at Delta where he was
taken the previous day to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. He was
taken sick the proceeding Tuesday.
funeral services were held from the
family home Monday afternoon, burial
taking place in Mound cemetery. De-
ceased was boy of kind disposition
and exemplary conduct. He was
always busy and when not helping on
the ranch was doing something to assist
his mother about the house. The
parents are greatly grieved by this loss
and in their sorrow are assured of the
tender sympathy of many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shark wish in this way
to thank those who have rendered
sympathy and assistance during the
sickness and death of their son.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
Notice For Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UStrEp STATES LAND OFTur
MontT,--n. Colorado. Jun. 18th isJ5
Notice Is hereby given that
GEORGE fOGG.
a--iguer of John Walker of Delta. Colorado, has
hhd notice OF intcntion tp make pr,of on hi.
d''-crt-land clnim No. sE Ute. for the NJ Me-.
ssc -. M NV. sen NWL, NEa Sw', Sec
=, y SWa Sec. II Twp. I. North Rangc l.
West. \. ", NJ. b.forc Milton r. W.lch L. =
C"tnmi--ioner at his Office, Delta, Colorado. on
Monday. 'he cHh day Of July. iiU5.
lie names the following Witness to pruNc the
coinplst" irrigation and reclamation Of said and
Martin E>-er, John E--cr, frd williamson
Malon A. Kelley. all OF Delta. Colorado
RRlSOS 7. BLAIR.
Register.
lst, pub June II; last pub. Jul, 70 o.
The Delta independent., 1907-07-19

Motto. il b.r,tyy given that III. l.n,r1 81
County Commissioners will rccriv. bids until
August ., 1917, for the combination OF n i.atinA'
plnnt for III. tourt Hons. md Jail according tn
the following plans and specifications, al-o the
construction of a building for the -,ine.
The Board r-.r, TO the right Ia reject any and
all bids.
Plans can ts -s-.n nt III. Office Of the Count.
Clerk. Delta. Colorado.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-26
MANY OFFENDERS
IN POLICE COURT

The pastime of beating women seems
ia have suddenly become popular in
Honolulu, to Judge from the police
court calendar yesterday, three burly
prisoners appearing to answer to that
charge. Two of them will appear again
today, the other being convicted and
fined fifteen and costs. This was the
case against Charles Miller. the ebony
hued sailor from the Iroq1b1s, a bucket
of swipes being mixed up in the slap
ming he gave Mary Kinoiki on Sunday
afternoon at the School street camp.
large number of witnesses We're
called, some of whom remembered the
swipes and all of whom remembered
the fight, which was general ml1-up.
The lady in the case stated that she
had gone to the rescue Of her boy,
whom Miller was beating, and drew
the shower of blows upon herself.
Alexander Garner, seeming the battle
from affair, appeared upon the scene
and being too late to share in the
trouble acted the part of peacemaker.
Miller was fined fifteen dollars and
costs.
Five Japanese gamblers, caught
playing Japanese casino for fifty cent
points, were convicted, being fined in
all S24.4O. The testimony of Special
officer Townsend as a hano expert
was objected to by Attorney Chilling
worth as being that of a police officer
and therefore prejudiced, but it went.
B. Blonquist, who had brafnstorm
on Saturday and tried to bite chunks
cut of Joseph Liddy, was acquitted
of assault. Blonquist is sailor and
had a dispute over money with the
sailors union agent.
Seven drunks contributed apprecia-
bly, to the treasury, four of them for
feiting six dollars bail apiece, one be-
ing fined that much and two others
escaping with the regular three and
costs, the total offering being $SS.
Two japanese sneak thieves, who
had taken what was movable out of
Chinaman's room, were fined SIS and
$40 respectively.
Y. Imoroka, who had left his horse
standing on the street united, paid six
dollars in order to keep his memory
green hereafter and Wong Lin, who was
gaily driving along on Sunday after
noon with soi1ed linen for his laundry
was fined ten spot.
Altogether yesterdays garnerings in
the court netted the Territory $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-26

this stage Of the game. When things
commence to happen l will let you
know"
SUPERVISORS TOMORROW NIGHT,
In connection with the threatened
row among the Supervisors over the
Craftsmanship and the garbage depart
ment, it can be taken for granted that
the matter is over for the time being
The startling way in which the hands
of the schemers We're tipped by the
Advertiser disconnected and diseour-
aged them. The famous resolution OF
AchPs was ready for the past two
meetings, but will not now be pro-
duced.
The appointment of the road super
visor for Koolauloa can be counted
upon to furnish some excitement ana
will probably be used as test to lei
the members know exactly how they
are lining up. Kealoha can be depend
ed upon to put up a Sight for the
patronage of his own district, when
Dwight wants to take away from him
The question IF the payment OF oach
pay to A. NJ. Brown may be sprung
with the probability that the proposal
will be voted down.
Altogether tomorrow's meeting prom
Uses TO be interesting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-11-26
ENORMOUS LEAK

CONTINUED From Page One.)
For either the reconstruction of the
reservoir-whichl is really what it's
proper repair would mean-or the
erection of the proposed tank, it is a
problem where the funds may lawfully
come from.
There is one Public Works appropri-
alton for maintenance, repairs and
additions to government property"
which has been reduced from $4,000 to
S13 900 and odd since the beginning of
the biennial period on July l.
An item for the Bureau of Water
works is s71,540 for running expenses
and maintenance, which in the four
months now passed of the period has
been used down to a balance of $55, 167,
1t is exceedingly doubtful if extra
ordinary repairs or new construction
out of this fund would pass muster
with the Auditor. Besides any heavy
draft under either or both of these
classes would cripple the fund to the
probable extent of menacing the eff
cheney of the city water service as a
whole.
Therefore it looks as though the Kali
IEfuhA water supply. TO De Il1dIAJdtL1E1
without constant pumping and with an
adequate head for places on the upper
levels, must fall back upon the pro-
vision for maintenance, repairs and ad-
ditions to government property. And
that means a Gripping Of that partic-
uIar fund for it's manifold other pur-
poses.
All in all, the Kaimuki water prob
lem appears to be one of the biggest
of the minor difficulties of the admin
istration. With ample mains along the
WaiaIae road to the summit, and the
pump kept in good running order there
IS probably no danger of an absolute
water famine confronting the section.
But the people who have invested in
homes on the heights and who pay full
city rates reasonably expect a fair
pressure head of water. Besides pump
ing is expensive.
The kaimuki waterworks were orig
inally constructed by the late corpora
ton of Gear, Lansing & Co, Ltd. a
few years ago they We're taken over by
the Government from the trustees Of
that Inflated concern. Last year the
first Improvement of any account was
made in the works. by the laying of
an eight-inch main connecting boeh the
city system and the Kaimuki pump
ing station. at the foot of the long
hill, with the Kaimuki and Palolo
settlements.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
little BABY \.
CURED OF eczema.
Parents Applied to Hospitals and
Doctors but Could Get No Re-
sllef'-:-1!G Grew Worse Under Doctors
Prescription ~ Friends Recon-
l,ended Cuticura Result
A SPEEDY AND
PERI ANENTs CURE:

= We express to you herewith our best
thanks for Tho curp OF our bnby from
eczema. Tho eczema appeared when
The child was thrco months old. We
applied to several doctors and hospitals,
each Of which gave t,s something differ
ent every ,ti1no, but nothing brought re-
lief. N "A physician recommended o salvo
which we threw into the fire after two
days usc "a tho eczema became worse
% that the baby scratched bis face. At
last, one Of ot,r friends recommended to
Us Cutictifa Soap and Cuticura ONT
ment Anew days afterwards improve
ment could 30 noted. Since then We
have used nothing but Cutic,lrA Soap
and Cuticura Ointment, and now the
babyis six months old and Is quite cured.
All that We used was one cake Of Cuti-
ct1rA Soap and two boxes Cutic,ira ONT
ment, costing in all $1.25. Even tho
poorest man can pay that instead Of
throwing it into tho, doctors lap. I
myself only make twelve dollars : week
q . teamster, but / recommend the
Ctitioura Remedies strongly to all moth
era whose children suffer from such dis
eases. They are cheap, harmless and
good. OF. Kara and Wife, 843 East
65th Street, New York, March 80, 1o0e.".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
Notice to Iax-P ayers.

d " e Dr. q
once Of COLLECTOR Of City Taxes,
City Hall, RICHMOND, W. rs.
THIS OFFICE WILL BID READY ~ ~
REC EIYI1 ALL OR ONll-EiAlItN.t ON
CITY TAXES, REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL, FOR THE YEAR 1901,
ON JUNE 18TH.
4 Tho whole tax Is due, but the ordl-
nance provides that %ono-half may De
aid In June and the remaining hair In
December. Failure to pay all or one
half in juno incurs a penalty OF per
cont, on tho whole amount which 10
due at once, and II not paid before
SIIPTEMBIIIi 1ST the collector is re-
uulred to levy, with costs added Th1s
notice embraces tho annexed district,
ALL MALES, q years of age, ALL,
PERSONS s(N1ALI OR FlMAI4ll), who
own personal property, or hold personal
property as nduciary, and all PARTIES
conducting business In the city OF Rich-
mond (of whatever nature) are nssess-.
ed, ana will please call and settle, so
as to avoid delinquency.
Grading, PaWnS, Pipe ana Sewer
Connection bills are payable In the.
same manner as Taxes. and at the same
time, I'm HI
GIVE name in which property stands
and 500 that you get all your bills
This being tho only notice provided
for by law, please glYesit prompt at-a
tention, as under tho new ordinance s.
| per cent penalty Will have to DO added
| to the whole bill after Juno 30th. u
4. N ss;l5 II. W. 8 CUNNINGHAM. Il
Collector 81 q ty. X axes. n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08
TWO KILLED AND
E F. ]: 4 \! HURT /: ], R ]
Flaglnan's Blunder Causes Seri-
Gus Wreck OH the
Wabash.

WASHINGTON. PENN, June z Two
were killed, and eleven injured in n
wreck on the Wabash Railrond one mile
east OF Hickory, near here to-day, when
the Toledo express, west bound,
crashed into a. coal train. on a !, siding
,telescopings the smoker and a 1>n1iiitfai,
car. Tho hdgma n iof thoI coal train.
who is said ITO be Responsible brr1et-
ting the paasen ger train In on the
siding, occupied by the coal train, dis
appeared sin.gcdiatelySn after the crash.
The dead are:
Frank Planoo and Anthony Schlume
both miners Of Avello, who were in the
SIN oker.
a relief train was made up. an5 the
injured taken to hospitals in Pittsburg
The smoker that received the full
forco OF the collision was almost filled
with passengers. 1t was In that ca,
the two men were killed, Mrs. A. G
Chambers, OF Williamsburg, PA, ant
Mrs. Hilda steare. Of Chicora,r Pennsyl:
Vania, were tho only passeng ers In.
jured in the Pullman, car Both were
bruised and are suffering from shock
Passengers In 9th er cars suffered from
shock and slight bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-08

mo, 5000 to touch II OF"
his thoughts" about blowing up tho
mine to Davis.
orchard said there were about fifty
nonunionNnen working In the V! ~
Gator mine. He believed the fetching
Off OF H. carload OF pow dor would
have meant the death OF MI.
And you proposed to murder fifty
men for SCOOP. asked Mr.. Richardson.
Il proposed toltouch OFF tho powder"
Orchard fenced
"Dd .you average tho 1rlen up ut
about $4,a head?' sf \. n.
An objection to this Question was
sustained by tho court.
Orchard said thnt Meyer cnino to
Cripple Creek during the strike attn
made speech urging that no overt
acts OF any sort be committed: saying ll
they would surely be ciar sycd up TO
the Western Eredcrdtion Of Minors.
Haywood sjpoka To the SAME elfect,
cautloning tho strikers against drink
Ing ana gambling sas well. s.g
Didn't Haywood say that tho mine
owners would like violence, for thoy
up the Union e. asked Mr.. Richardson.
II don't ren1ember that"
Violence would 1scnot on Union.
.'Didn't no say that my violence
would react on the Union, and was not
to be countenanced7'
II believe he did"
with h mar, named scholtz. Orchard
said ho went into the indicator mine
to attempt to fire the powder.
eager" discovered them, md they shot
at him. This incident caused an nban-
donment OF the plan Of blowing up the
n1ine at tho ti,ne Orchard said tho
mine was guarded by tho militia when
lho nnd his companion went down. but
there was one passage left unguhrdod.
Two months later the matter OF blowing
up tho inine was again taken up.
'Then who suggested 1t this timer
demanded Richardson.
sherman Parker and Davis"
Method OF Blowing UP Mine. n
Orchard said the plan this time was
to attach pistol to q lit bar at tho
seventh level. The cage would lift this
bar. dlscharging the pistol into box
OF giant caps. which In turn would
fire the powder.
Orchard said Will Easterly helped
him conduct eAserlients along this
l.ne. @
as Easterly In the room?' asked
Richardson In loud voice.
A man stood up in the renr Of tho
courtroom and was commanded by the
attorney for the defense to come down
the centre aisle and confront the Wit
ness.
rs that the Ensterly you mean r
Richardson asked Of Orchard.
The witness looked at the newcomer
and quickly replied:
THAT'S the man."
Orchard said that the experiments
were conducted In on abandoned shaft
house. Soldiers were stationed within
800 yards. but nobody said anything
about the revolver shots and explosion.
Chilled Counsel Liar.
Counsel flared up several times dur
ing tho day, and in the last passage
at arms Prosecutor Hawley said that
Attorney Richardson told q falsehood
when he intt1nated that Orchard was
q fixed Witness.
Tho trial goes on at 0.3o tomorrow.
when the CROSS examination OF Or
chard, who has boon on the stand for
three days, will DO concluded.