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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
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writer supplies, blank books, loose leaf
ledger outfits, Autograph engraving
and 'embossing for high-class station
cry, representing Folk-Keelin Printing
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sissippi, and expect to make Hatties-
burg my permanent headquarters.
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Lock Box 534.
Vote for Elias =. Smith Tor Auditor.
re Z qualified BY training end sxps-
fIencs.
!. n. Henry Tor Insvtana> commIs-
sioner' s:
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
Hattiesburg Daily News.


issued Every Weekday Afternoon ano
Sunday Mornings by
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%, 1907, at the Postoffice at Hatties-
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of March 8, 1879.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

!. \. Henry for Insstsus, eemmls:
eioner.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31

The Daily News is authorized to
announce the following candidates.
subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primaries in the new County
Of Forrest:
The Washington times., 1907-12-22

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lawns, richly trim
med in laCes or en-
brOidery. or heavy
silky madras 0OC
all t. go for 20
Heavy silk taheta
or fine eCru net
Waists, trim m q q
with silk bands,
worth ND to
$3.50. all to 81 CT
go for Ss1I
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
INDICT MILK MEN
FOR CONSPI Tracy

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Four big milk
companies and nine officers Of the com
panies were indicted today for con-
spiracy in restraint Of trade The four
companies are those that, It is charged,
tried to form the Milk trust. The pen
atty provided by law is from one to
FIVE years in the penitentiary and a fine
not 10 exceed 500,
Those indicted are: The Borden Con
donsed Milk Company, Kee & Chappell
Dairy Company, Ira J. Mix, William j.
Rogers. Clarence a. Knight, John T.
Marsh. ]. r. Bowman, Comfort L. Peck,
Bowman Dairy Company, George Z
Chappell, William B. Wanser, Howard
p. Wanser. Edwin +. Newton, and
Thomas Yore.
The report of the grand jury con
tanned jus one paragraph:
In the opinion Of the grand jury tn
testimony proved conclusively the exist
ence OF a combination or trust Of milk
dealers in Chicago and we, therefore,
have returned indictments against those
milk dealers shown to have been parties
10 this unlawful combination"
The indictments are drafted along the
lines Of those in the famous coal con-
spiracy cases, in which. after prolonged
, legal struggles. the defendants were
found guilty and heavily fined.
The companies indicted, in the face
OF the grand JuEy,s action. had indi-
Gated today that they would boost the
price OF milk from cents a quart %
cents. 1 cent more than the recent
increase.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
MALLORY LINE NOT OUT,
SAYS CONSOLIDATED AGENT

NEW YORK. Dec. 2L--J. =. Campbell.
treasurer Of the Consolidated Steamship
lines. today emphatically 'nled the re-
port that the Mallory ST nship Com
pany was about TO with -aw or had
withdrawn from the Morse combine.
There is absolutely no truth I'm the
report" said MT. Campbell. Please
deny it. The Consolidated lines hold
all the securities Of the Mallory lin"
Along with the report that the Mallory
line had severed its connections with
the combine, II was said that it would
enter competition with the United Fruit
Company.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
DARING THIEF TOOK HAT,
GIVING It DECENT BURIAL

Though the police have solved the
mystery surrounding a daring robbery
in the home of Vincent Costello, TIA
II street northwest. no arrests have az
yet been made.
Mr.. Costello, manager OF the Column
bia Golf Club. yesterday reported to
headquarters the loss Of a handsome
fur hat, the property of Miss Sarah
Bullock, his stepdaughter. Central
Office sleuths We're assigned to the case
and after gumshoeing. around the
neighborhOod, discovered the headgear
in Mr. COstellos back yard, carefully
guarded by the thief, q large feline Of
the Angora variety.
The culprit according to the detec-
tives. made a fun confession, offering,
however, in extenuation the unusual
plea that the muff bears a striking re-
semblance to a departed and revered
ancestor to whom it was desired 70
give a beGtting interment.
The arrival Of the police interrupted
the obsequies and the hat was returned
10 its owner
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
SENATOR CHARGED
WITH CORRUPTION
IN LAND CASES
Oregon Men Have a
Lively Tilt in West
ern Newspapers.

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 21.-Francis J.
Heney has made open allegations in
newspaper interviews that: Il have in
my possession evidence to prove that
Senator Fulton Is corrupt, and that he
engaged in a corrupt transaction with
John II Hall to shield land crooks
from indictment"
In view of the fact that Senator Full
ton is making a campaign for re-elec-
ton in the 1908 election in this State,
the statement by HeBey has produced
a profound sensation and ensured that
additional sensations viii be produced
Senator Fulton arrives here a week
hence. lie has telegraphed to friends
here that he leaves Washington EeXu
week to register so that under the pri-
mary laws Of this State he will be
eligible 20 stand as { candidate.
Told of Charges.
Senator Fulton has been informed in
Washington OF Heneys charges, and
has been quoted as follows by one
OF the Portland papers:
Il DO not know just what Heney said,
but IT, as you report, he charges that
have been guilty Of any manner Of cor
ruption or OF seeking TO protect any viO-
%
] brand the statement as A willful. de-
liberate and malicious lie. 1 assume that
he refers to the old charge that
promised to support John II. Hall for
reappointment as district attorney on
condition that he would protect State
Senator BrowneH from the charge Of
connection with land frauds. That
charge 1 long ago met and refuted- II
a. F-Fa 30 only
one actuated by vindictive malice would
attempt il. ! have no apology 10 offer
for my opposition 10 the confirmation
OF Bristol and should that ever be-
come an issue. I will justify my course.
Still. not only was 1 not responsible
for the withdrawal the other day of his
nomination by the President, but, on the
cor trary. 1 knew nothing about it. Nor
have 1 ever attempted TO prevent him
from trying the land fraud cases. On
the contrary, I have at all times ad-
vised that he he retained until they were
disposed OF. If necessary. this can be
proved by members Of the judiciary
Committee OF the Senate, the Depart
mcnt of Justice, and the President.
Pursued by Heney Followers.
During the last four years I have
beer constantly and naliciously pursued
by n little caDal dominated by Heney,
who have resorted to every species OF
calumny and distortion of the truth in
order 10 injure my standing before the
people Of Oregon and bring about my
defeat for reelection. We shall see how
far the people will approve such
methods. in the meantime I shall con-
tinue at my post OF duty, working fol
Oregon's interests as best I can, trust
ing to her people, among whom have
lived for a third Of a century and who
know what my character and repusa,
tion have been. 10 place the stamp oI
their disapproval on this band Of as
sassins."
John II. Hall. whose reappointment Is
referred to, now is under indictment
here. and Heney is to try his case fol
the Government next month.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
Some Recommendations.
PATRIOT NOT SOLD.

CONCORD. y. H. Dec. H.-NotwIth-
standing a report widely circulated and
largely credited, Editor NJ. f. Mehan.
OF the Concord Patriot, denied tonight
that that paper, which Is Democratic.
had been sold to Gen. Frank S. Streeter,
q Republican,
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
An Anticipated Method.

up to February %. 1905. the date OF
the present ect establishing a method
Of procedure in the matter Of commit
ting insane persons IN the District Of
Columbia, commitment was had by
marshaPs jury. No comment is needed
upon this antiquated method and It is
now, fortunately. a matter of history,
while the act OF February 3. 1906.
is a great Improvement upon this old
method OF procedure, it has only gone
a short way toward curing the defects
Of lunacy legislation in the District.
The principal defect in the present
method Of procedure is the necessity for
commitment IN open court by inquisi-
tior before a jury
This Is great hardship both to the
patient and his relatives It is humil-
iating and cannot possibly do good, but
on the contrary tends to harm by plac-
ing the unfortunate person accused Of
insanity in the same category as one
accused OF crime. IN fact the whole
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
Would Relieve Asylum.

IF a municipal hospital Is estab-
lished. as presumably it must be within
a very short period, all of the sick
now cared for in the Washington Asy-
lum Will be transferred TO that insti-
tuition. The insane and suspected cases
Of insanity will also go there In the spe-
clal pavilion provided for that purpose.
This will leave the quarters above de-
sCribed vacant. They. however, would
be most admirably adapted for the care,
custody. and treatment of inebriates. a
class Of UnfortUnates for whom at the
present time there is practically no
provision within this Jurisdiction.
with this plant already equipped, It
would seem that Congress could be
readily induced TO see the advantage OF
an inebriates act that would provide
for the care and treatment of many
of these cases
"A further advantage OF the equiu-
ment Of the almshouse as above would
be that the quarters could be used not
only for inebriates. but for such sus-
pected cases Of insanity as might be
confined IN the Jail under sentence OF
Indictment.
such cases could be properly trans
ferred to this building. which IS only
a few feet from the jail. and there not
only be under observation, but receive
proper treatment and at the same time
be under sufficient restraint so that
their escape would not be possible.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22

per annum which pass in review in the
District, but presumably would find a
degree Of usefulness in the community
by extending its relief to many persons
who would apply for treatment. but
would hesitate to seek relief If they had
to be committed, and legally declared
insane.
THE construction OF such a pavilion.
however. It would seem, is only a por-
tion Of a larger scheme, and as there
are many crying needs to be fulfilled
by the medical charities Of the Dis
trict, it Will probably be two or three
years at least before 1t can be logically
considered.
Ask for More Money.
Conditions can be very materially
bettered by the expenditure Of an in
considerable amount Of money. At the
time Of removal Of patients from the
old poorhouse to the new. Considerable
space was vacated in the old building
A year ago an appropriation Of 5000
was obtained for fitting up a portion
Of this space for additional accommoda-
tions for the Washington Asylum. il
was expected. we believe, TO take care
OF some If not all Of the insane.
This money has now been pretty
well expended, or at least arrangements
have been made for spending approx
mately all of It, but the sum Aas been
found inadequate TO meet the require
ments Of fitting up these quarters for
the care of the insane. AT additional
appropriation Of approximately the
same amount, $780, would probably
cover all the necessary items Of equip
ment, including a hydrothera2 cutie out
Mt.
The building in which these quar-
ters are located is well constructed, the
rooms large. light, and well ventilated,
and there Is no reason why he sus-
pected cases of insanity cannot re-
ceive here very excellent care pending
their discharge or commitment The
completion of these quarters will re-
quire very little time. and when fin
ished all Of the suspected cases Of in
sanity should be taken care Of here,
and all Of the cases supposed TO be
. insane from the Jail.
THE advantages Of economy in this
arrangement are two-fold. Not only
can present conditions be materially
relieved in a short time and at small
expense, but this method Of relief will
| be just so much accomplished along
I lines Of future development.
The Washington times., 1907-12-22
DISTRICTS INSANE
TREATED UMFALRL Y,
DECLARE EXPERTS

lContInued from First Pagel
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21
Gin 0ort, oas iid1 Que 6rcunoe c
Der perionli6en Sreibeit
nterfett iolltett.

.Nas unierer 8eme9ung am Itdrt=
fen i'm @eQe itebt, oas iinO Die in
fremoer Spra4e erldeinenoen 3eitun=
gen. 90 lange Der GinfluB oieIer
3eitungen beltebt, t0nnen mir unisr
3iel nibt erreiden.
glIo ipra6 elmer Der 9roBen 8eteb-
rungs= 9lpoliel bonn Sblage SilD
SUNDAYS.
8efen Sant fir oas Compliment,
nllf oas mir oiejeuigen 9euiiben b :
ipnoers aufmertinm MAIDEN, bic ben
Bert elmer oeutihen 3eitung uibt ans
ertennen lpollen uuo Die nit @emalt
auf oeren STUN binarbeiien.
Sort nit oen fremniprahigen, nams
entlid Den eeutIAen 3eitun9en, uno
ner tpalte 6anatismus miro balo oas
9ano beberrIben, bic @roBI6ufterei
riro ibre i1merIten Qntld9er berlieren
uno Die 6eu6slei miro ungeit0rt wol
ten t6nnen, O9ue su befirdten, baB ibr
Die 0taste pom Gjelibt oeriien Miro
Dit Dem 3ulammenbru9 Der Oeiti9eu
Brelle, fallen aber audl ale oeuti6en
8eFtrebun9en auF tirhlibem uno 9e=
ielIhaftli1em @ebiete. 8as merti
Sud, 8ereinsmeier, bic bon Der oeut.
iden greHe glles nmIonf berlangen.
uno 3eloten, Die beltdn0iq oar=
auf bringen, oaB nur Bldtter in ibrem
tir6lihen Slime llnteritiibun9 beroie=
Ren uno Die peltliben Bldttsr ausge-
lblOHen peroen iOlten. 9lrbeitet nur
in bieiem en9berSi9en Slime tpeiter.
@uren 6einoen in ole 0dnbe. Die
psreen Sud oafiir belObnen mit einem
moblberOienteu 5uBtritt. - (peDrio
SOnne.
8as gilt aud fir Diels 8atOtas
DeutIbe, psI6s lieber eiHe beutFb'
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21
(spesial s6OrreiporOer3 fiir sR.6.9
Srief aus Yierre.
8as muicre staatslc8islatur
tut.
8ierre, 19. 6ebruar 1907.

4rimdrmabl= C5eeb - Gie gQpitoliteluirdqe
SIMMER nod ous lluteriudml9s
9ieue 9Rateubill? @eriherte gGDers
alls"
PIN Is. 5ebruar, alIo am 6reitag
leBtpr 8n9e ipur0e Die ueiIe q rim d r
10 QblbiIl gum @jeieB, oa iib beioe
Sduier iiber oieielbe geeinigt batten.
Die 8erneigerung Der Brimdrmabl,
getitioR Ieitens Der leBien 2cgislatur
bate betanntli1 ben unieligen polite
Iben Streit i'm republitaniIhen Eager
berDOreeruIen uno CUR i4arfen Srenn=
ung 8piIden Der alten uno neuen repuc
blitanil6en Waf6ine, ben ,Stalnarts@
unb ys5niurgenten gefitbrt. Die gu.
tunft miro le6ren, OBJ uno in nie melt
oieIe primdrpablbiQ Der ipdtre pnlitis
Ebe sSatob 1T. en man1en anoern
Staaten, mo bas Yerlan9en nab elmer
grimdrmnblbia ebeniO tart mar, baB
bic 2eeislaturen iis gum @eiee maAten,
bat bic Yraris iaon 81 GROCER Grniib=
terunq gefibrt. SOftentli9 bleiben I'M:
fern Staate dhnli6e @rFabrungen ere
ipart uno bringen bic Yrimdrmablen
oen erbDften @rfOlg, ndmlid bel 2Babs
len nidbt Die 6anoiDaten irgeno elmer
Miaidine, Ionoern oes 8olies in ben
8Orber9ruuo 81 bringen. Die unge=
nOmmene 8ia tritt iOfort in Birtiam-
felt.
g8ie es aber nit Der RatensBia (oer
@infiibruug bon billigersn 8aten auf
Sa6nen) niro, 1T nod unbetannt.
Die 2egislatur bat eingeieben. in iuels
hes I9iefe 2iht Iie lih Ielbit baour9
riifte, oaB bic uriprunglibe Sil ni6t
angeftommen puroe. 5le bat 6aber
In anoerer gDeile neriuht, nas berlo=
rene gaterlano tpieDer gu rstten uno
cine dbnlihe Bill gu oemielben 3msde
CUR 9erbanolung. Seoesmal, menn
iis aber auf benz observation-disclosures
bur6 oeI6idte Wan1inatipren borge=
riidt tpirb, mirb lie i'm leBten Au9en=
Gid pieoer 3uriif9eIeBt.
9to9 eigentiimliher lit bic 0altun9
Der 2eoislatur in Der 8aufteins s6ra9e
fir bas neue RapitOl. Die 2eIer bie-
ies Glattes erinnern lid nod genau oes
allgemeinen llnlpilIens iiber @r=Wous
berneur @lrnb unb @efinnungsgenoI=
fen, neil iie sSnoiana SanDiieine gum
gOu wdblen tuOllten, .mum Der glortb-
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21

Teinolihe en9liihe 3eitung leien, pelhe
MIR neaen Der paar luupiqen @ents
oebalten miro, iiir meIde cine beutide
3eituna init oem belteu gDillen niht
bergeitellt ner6en fann, melhe aber
sSabr aus, iabreit ouf ber Sut fiir bic
oeutI6en syutsreHen iteht uno sum
8unt OaIiir bon 10 bielen blinoen
oeutIden qfenni9fuhiern Itieimiiftsrs
litb unD nod ihlimmer bebanOelt uiro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21
: @erf@iebens Qlaffai.

- Ber 6tebene U hf a +
Jung. 6ptelpirtb: m9efdat ssbnen
unTer neuer Sperntenor24 SAT-:
.gr befiBt entI9ieben rsihe WaitteI.
Soteluirtb. Die @eits bes @elb5dblens
ma6enb: -Dabon babe ih nod Rihts
gemsrft."
Qeute NIT ldngliher aopfform
ltnO meilt srOB. ruHbt0pfige meiit
tIein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21

Bonn 1. Sufi a6 ptrb in
2onopn Der 5aramtter 3ipdngsipeiIe
fir ale MotorbroIbten eingefiibrt,
pGbreub IS nit BferDen beIpannten
DroI6ten iiberlaiIen bleibt. ben 5a=
rauleter an pGblen ober ni9t. gtIs
Grunbtare iinb feds Pence fir bic
babe englifae wleile Feitgeiebt, mG6s
renb isbe neitereH 400 Meter 2 gence
mebr tpiten.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21
ant1rnnttn II.
Grtra.
@isblofaOe pes MiNouri.

Chamberlain, 10. debr. Snfolge
oes Qdfbre6ens oes SIZES i'm Nlihouri
uuroen bier 800 SUB oes giIenbabns
traiettes Der Wilpaules=8abn inner=
bdlb Is WinuteR 5eritOrt uno uegge=
Ibmemmt uno nod peitere 3erIt6rung
brpBt. 3ebn nit 5prensarbeiten be-
fcbGftigte glrbeiter enttamen nit tnap=
per glot oem 8oOe olrh grtrinten.
gantton, 10. 5eor, 8ns aufbres
6enDe Sis un0 bic oaourd iteigenoe
Slut bat 100 SUP oes 0tegierungs=
5uBoammes, nebit Is 9OntonsBOten
i'm @erte BON $500, gigentum bon
6apt. Soc geisler tpsggeiawemmt. Sn
funningwater bat captain SOTepb
2eat Iein 0umpfbopt p8aaelOr" Uer=
loren, ebeniD iein 5errpbOOt. Der
9erluit betrdgt tauienOe pm Dollars.
Seit Dem 5rabjabr 1866 lit 6as Sis
Inn M.FOuri ni9t mebr TO fritb aufge=
brO1eu.
germiliOn, j18. 6ebr. Das UtiiiOa=
rital, A Ussilen usitIid uno 6 gIeilen
6itli6 pDn 8ermillion lit Elm 8aier=
meer. Sine gisitauun9 trat an Sonn=
tag Elm ltno Die lleberIdpemmung mar
sine 10 uuerpnrtste, oaB bic 8stpObner
i'm 8al taum ibr 2ebeu reiteten. Sine
Naafe gieb uno SaDeine iino ieoen=
falls Derloren uno'oie .Mtlpallteegeleiie
Iino meilentpeit uuterpaiden. 0as
BaTer feigt fttnoIi6 etua 3 3oa. Sn
man9en BlaBsu itebt!Oas 8aiier fuB=
tief. Seit 25 Sabrsn erlebte man bier
feine Tplbe leberi6psmmung.
gierre, Is. 6ebr, synfDlge Gisitau=
ung uub bobsr Slut, lit Die neue giieus
babnbriide iiber ben 6IuB beorpbt.
Der StrDm Iteigt fprtUdhrenO,
WaibingtDn, Is. 5ebr. Bum
Desienator Gamble bat iotpeit cine bDie
SdIappe 81 perseidnen. Seinem Gan=
hloaten fir ben oritteu 8iltriftsanpalts
Sermtn, Sames 3. gliott, tpeldsr
aud teilmeiie 6ambles aumpagne
fiibrte, nuroe Elm itimmig pom
3uoiciarp Gumitee Die Domination ber=
Dri9ert. Gamble bate ale QnItreng=
ungen gema1t, gliOets @tebernOmis
nation Ourb5uieBen, aber Dergebens.
Ger @enat miro oesbalb jeoenfalls audi
Die domination pertuaigern. Senator
sRittreoge, Der elm WtitgiieO DEG genann=
ten @omitees lift, lit aIio our6ge=
orungen. Gamble glaltbt ieoOh itart
genug 5u iein, nm bic giOminatiOn i'm
Senat our6SuieBen. --
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21
AmsIamp.

Der Sdab bon Beriien iibermittelte
oem parloment cine Spe3ialboti6aft.
in Der er ausbriitlich ertlart, bdB er
idmmtlic6e 6crberungen bes Bolts
bepiLigt unb 3ugIeih formeu bic cons
itituttonele Re9ieruna anertennt. So
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-02-21

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4 JOB PRINTING 4
" IN GERMAN b
ENdLIS h and NORWEGIAN II
4 Neatly and Promptly done at y
i Reasonable prices -
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
HAssAYAMPER'S EvEN|NG ID TUESDAY
 JANUARY 15
(From Tuesdays Dailq.)

Owing to another local entertain. ment coming on the evening previous to the one set for tho IIassayamper 's Evening, the Committee has decided to postpone it 10 Tuesday, January l5. This entertainment will be given by Miss Shralot lIall for the benefit of the Monday Club, of which is m honorary member The entire program will he positively unique, furnishing to old timer and tenderfoot, alike, m evening full of interest and amusement.
 Coming with her parents to Arizona when mere child, and possessing an intimate acquaintance with pioneers, Miss Hall is full of Arizona lore. She has made these historical incidents the foundation for many charming stories and poems. She will choose for her program those pertaining to Yavapai county.
 The program will have various inter polations, in the way of old.timc songs, tableaus and an old fashioned calico quadrille is being planned.
 The admission will be made SO req sonable that every man, woman and child in Prescott may avail themselves of this rare evening. X loyal and re. sponsivc audience is expected to greet Miss Hall, who, by the silent, though sure influence of her pen, is doing much for the welfare and advancement of Arizona.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
100000 GALLONS OF WATER IN
 RESERVOIR First Time In History Prescott Has Had So
 Much Water
New Reservoir of Re-
 inforced Concrete Completed
lFrom Tncslhy's Dnily.l

Tor the first time in the history of Prescott there is 2,0OO,OOo gallons of water in the city reservoir, this amount being accumulated during four days pumping last week from the Del Rio plant in addition to the amount used in the city in that time. This great vol ume of water K confined in the new reservoir, which is divided from the old reservoir by wall recently made water tight by the building against it of n wall of reinforced concrete. When the new reservoir, the walls of which are reinforced concrete, was finished some two months ago, water was pumped into it, when it was found that the par tition wall between the two reservoirs was in lcaky condition. After thor ough examination by tho city authori ties it was decided to reinforce the par tition wall with another narrow wall of reinforced concrete, and the reservoir now holds sixteen feet of water, with not leak to be found anywhere.
 Plans are now under consideration foi the repair of the old reservoir, ant when this is again in commission tho city will have the greatest storage res crvoir of any city of it's size in tho entire Southwest. The floor of the new reservoir. as well as the walls, is mad' of reinforced concrete, the whole beinl roofcd over, with the sides protected by screens of fine wire, insuring tb' city water supply as pure as tha gushing ont of the ground in Del Rio which hns been pronounced perfect b, the water experts of the United State government.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-01-02
FEELS CONFIDENT.

Attorney Leroy Anderson returned Sunday from Mohavc county, where he secured n number of anidovits tending to prove the insanity of C. C. Leigh, the murderer of Jennie Bautcrs, who is waiting execution in the Mobavc county jail under a stay of execution granted by Governor Kibbey. Mir. Anderson feels that he has secured sufficient cvi- dencc to warrant the Governor in com. muting Lcigh's sentence to imprison. mcnt for life. He intends to leave here for the Capital the latter part of the week, with view to visiting Governor Kibbcy, personally, to lay the evidence of Lcigh's insanity before him.