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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
DECLARES DISEASE IS NOT BID
 JAW"
From Frieny's Dpily.)

F, -,e,ir John L Mtmd7, who is bcfe sltng with his iamily from hm .,.,cl ranch in Inc Grand Canyon eoGns fry. stated yesterday to a Journal Miner rcrrc.,ut,,,.r 'hat hc dii moi believe" ,bcro vas any cause for alarm among ,h. .torLmrrl ou account of th" pres ,rcc of disease described as bug ,,,. V in ilc southwestern ranges /Y' tho county.
 ".\rilona i. inc hcalihirs' country for stock in thc cn,ic west, " Satd MT. Muuds. "Thcrc is very little genuine big jaw here. am fmiliar wilt thc disease. ll is q disease of the jaw bone prn,rnllv caused b, . hnliS" " T not contagious but may hc inherited \ cow suffering from big jaw may have q calf and ths calf may develop thr as. ease when it rcncbcs thc age ot rom ihrrc io four years. hayc known scycrpl eases 6f hiiS lfud' and ihcn again have known cows afflicted with hip inw fn have calves tha, never show. cd any sirn. of the disease. l kill all cattle l find on my ranges Snllcrmg from it and lnlrr he carcHssrs, hs wH as the carcasscs of all animals that die on ihe ya,gr, wbethcri killed byyscst- dent ar ind \idtims or flscase. 1f'this was done by every stockman ilcrc would be less y,iisessq plyryC tppl,cy the range, although There is vciy N1''lc now.
 "This disease you hear so---mu"h about in Kirkland and Thomspon val lcys IS not big jaw" he continued, "It K throat affection, which appears as . gris,lc and pus farm a' the root of the tongue. IL generally chokcs the animal i0 death if mol relieved l be- licvc it is caused by eating oak brush pr some species of grass or cactus that irriiaios the throat.
 "I believe that all this agitation about big jaw will result within q year or so in the government authorities cn. forcing the dipping or spraying ot all cattle shipped from inc Territory under the supervision of a government inSpcc- tor, under the same rule that sheep are now dipped. The enforcement of this might hc all right in the case of pas. turc fed cattle, but it would bc an m. told expense to inc stockmcn having herds on open ranges, many of the ami. mas of which are seldom seen more than once year"
 Concluding, Mr. Munds said that there was Il growing demand for stock cattle at the present lime, and that he believed that there would bc n ma. tcrinl advance in prices the coming year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27

down the thief and secure the purple. hucd billy.
 And my, but ism Taylor the angry man. "pll and that goa'. quo'h h', 'Fif l have to isrrcsu thc ~holc 'Icrn .orn of Jcrpms I'n spcnh Il year $ s.hry; ayc.~Il 'pspd rny part of be whole United Verde mines, but what recover my 'bucking billy. "
 The shcrir's office hcrap was imm' I,.,siy communicated with. when II was learned that thc purple goat, which has, pow beromc classic character ,n the equally classic mining town "i Jerome, was missing. They wcr" in structcd to spare neither timo nof cH- pensg nr their endcavor to loere tie goat
 "I kept him in my own home mourpfulIy said Taylor, Fall dsy Sat urdny and sunday, till l got a dody place fixed mp for him on thc 900 foot NN'l, uhu IphI Niiihn' H'''" " ' there n whole night before some sheep stealth .,oiruf,a a.se;. cook stole him. liut I want to state right here, so y"u aIl can hear me hollrr, that l'v" got 5000 that says that I'li' won hr added th any common goat C. hrta in Arizona to teach thp ordinary range biIlics the n,Dny rists lcariieI iD the Elks lodge at Prescott. Not, by n--wrll, m get that ttoo, lbtkl @ have to tunnel clear through lavapai county. I'll get that goat if have
 l'ut nt this point, to prevent the bursting of blood vessel Taylor was persuaded to rnliu down, and al'hough the smcl'"r superintendent is outward ly, quiet now, there are certainly break CTS ahead for the lucklcsS wretch that stole "purplr Willinm,' if ever hc is caught.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
2.CENT FARE BILLS INTRODUCED
 IN MANY STATES.
( From Fridays Daily.)


 The 2.ccni railroad fare crusade is sweeping through the United States. In nearly score of state Legislatures bills fixing n maximum ratc for the carrying of passengers on railroads at , cents mile are pending, and in most "f these states the bill seems certain 10 bo passed .....
 Ohio led the way n year ago by pass. ing 2.ccnt fare law. The railroads of mt statG adjusted themslvcs tS tlS la* and ipmhlc ge rates 'witlioui sn appeal to the .onrs. Already this ycsr 'hc Legislatures of West Virginia and Arkansas havcishn ictht fmgbills to the gov ftnors rod tlkit signnt, hcs. In Iowa, Indiana, DAi rqnnsylvarka, the 2'ccni bin has passed one or tfc other of the two IIposts octhc- Legislature. In Missouri bdth ltonscs have passed 2'c""t bills whics diner only slightly and can br readily rcconcilcd. In only one sinir so far, Souih Dakota. has the ' cent fare bill been definitely de. fcat"d 'aI r02amo/ tuultIii
 The inorcfncn' s more general in its scop" flnn fife fiimouS granger lecis. lation of many deehdts ago, when many states of thc middle west cnt pus.cncrr Fares to cents milc. Their right to do So was upheld hy the United States supreme court after bitter legal fight. The Following is summary of inc status of tht s.tcnt fare legislation in the various statcsil ,......, .....g
 Arkansns--lnsscd without giving the railroads Il "hnnec to presen, their side of the ease. Ir.. ......
 'nd'ana'~ Senate lill making n pms. s'ng'r ticket rate of cents per mile. and e'a cents per mile when co,lcc,o1 on frnins, passed iiousc; final passage certain. l , #T\yy'l y~, ~-.f
 Iowa Passed House Tuesday, inow before railroad committees of Senate . may he held there until action is taken ny fhe ranr9ad romniissios ofaWkcon. s'n on . similar blll now, before thn, commission. " ''-+A 'A.F N-f t lllinois-Bills pending in one branch of Legislature.
 knnsas-Bill in Legislature. boot
 Minnesota Pending before the Sen! htc committee on railroads: certain, to pass. h'0"w '.1b sr,yp i.nl I"
 Missouri / Hose anal Senate bo,,, passed, now awaiting conference Yotey amendments. li''h oi no,s,Vmu, edI NcbtiMa' -S'mn sItastaa ,bv atic,s.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
PURPLE WILLIAM" IS STOLEN
 FROM TAYLOR.
(From Wednesdays Daily)

"Wanted--Information leading to the capture of the man who stole my purple goat, with gilt horns ana hoofs, and the return of Purple William. Suitable reward will he paid by Tom Taylor, Jerome, Arizona,'
 Such, in effect, was the announce, mcnt which set all Jeromites on the qui vive yesterday morning, and when it became known that the goat pre-. scnted to Taylor by the local Elks, on tho occasion of the banquet to the min. strel men, Friday night, was missing, searching parties of an sizes and eolors were Immediately organized to run
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
HEB KAgvynh HAvA pqo sAd|
 UNLESS ts' FINDS sHERs
(rr.m. FItdsy's

In the case of llcc Kau, the Ch@| man, who was arraigncd in the coun '" commigsiohcr J. NJ. W. Moore yt'ftf day morning, St 10 o'clock, on a ea'e of bcipg Illegally aipJ this cN'n'TS T order of deportntioncwns enitr'u' i" which Attorneys 0Itess and O'sn'''"' representing the defendant sPpra'ea ' the district rourt,, IHee kau sl''' that he lost hisls' Chock G'' in the ." Francisco fire and has been unaDf !, secure duplicate of it. He %''' his release from the county Ja' " icrday afteraoen by, furn'slups ne" :. iomary $5OO bond. The ease VIII . heard in the United states ~'" conrt at an early date. \
 United states Districi Attorney "' b. Alexander appeared for the p'" .eatios. sHf arrived st, 7!s0' 'elorFl 'crdsy I'oAnins and left for l'Aro'pli lr M, the sh'u,bopnd train after thcRcF'' was concluded.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
KISS ME, AND I'LL SHOOT."
 GIRL MAY DIE.
{ lErom wsdncsday,. Daily [

"pm going to kiss sou, RoyV laugh Il gly threatened Mss IIaad 0cac iog, i5 years old, of 1918 son'' Trra street, yesterday afternoon, while at play with n crowd of the young people of the ncighhorbood. says the Albuqucr- quo Journal.
 Thir,ccn.ycar.old Roy Carson, of 3ll Pacific avenue, grabbed .2@ calibcr rifle out ur the hands of . playmate, and raised II M makqbe live hrcat.
 "Kiss nr. and | n shoot ,'a'.' he said, wijlc tfo olhcrs puelrt st the play. gs
 Miss Gearing rah for thc boy, hna grabbed him by the shoulders. There wss q shot. n scream, and the gbl sank 70 ne ground fah.ing, from what may prova q, fatal wound brtk. !
 lNis Eep1sa vnj tn npjed tppr l'@uc of her parents. where Dn Eastcrdny was hastily summoned. \ nasty exam. ination showed that the bullet had en- tered the intcstincs. ranging downward ID tbc most dangerous course ,pvsSll lfa Tho wdindch girl was tukrn at cmtrtb St. Joscph's sanilaripm, ,wberc, at 9 o'clock, ht pigs,. sn ohSt ttion -SYs pcrformcd At last rdportS from Nc hospital she was still living agd tb1fe arc hopes of saving bct llttfo[3lte5h the injury is n scriouA ono.
 The rifle with which the shooting was done belongs to John Xcnz, -mn+a boy who lives across the street, at lO22 South Third. \ kdf ran,d ds bsSa Ant ~tirls in tho nui gNhorhHesf wcrS 1,layinp in shcd in tho sSi, rslds th~rttqsli fH csS among tlienv ,saIhg9 t'a Ithn7 osae' dives with his insle. clnst RIs rssI.t,c txS. rab Jst Pacific avenue, rodN lHe,sana ypsa raoro ing. who had g0ac rastaas ySw isrcdii bn an errand The LosS' u,st went Tlu ,diy with the. gon 'an.l csoanyo eAsUrpThad asked if il was leadad, ndtaN NHS hMd that it waa not ,;t-,it z. wnJ i,h. ing with the hoss 6aa hal thyla,, na.l 10 kiss the Cnrsoa tatsr U~ tca!he., for the rifle, and h,aslIiugfe osaEl rhtA thsi if she dil he wdald shoot hcflri .r'fd,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
BAD BEAU BRUMMEL BREAKS
 OUT or BASTILE.
(Trom W Wedncsdsy's Daily.)

HmS Evans, of dusky hue, was ar. 'rnisncA in the city recorders office ycs tSrAay dv~ning, ot 5 o'clock, charged with being drunk, disturbing the peace nnd breaking iail Monday night, and was scntcncod 10, serve fifty Jpys at hard labor in the city jail and 10 pay q fine of $1J.
 Evans, a bafbcr, is considered The Bean Brummci of tho coiorcd colony. Of gi,rn,p proportions, he generally aIpctl <, on Inc streets dresssl d fault. less hs,ip. Monday night h. nrgiit'sl an overload of Cred eye" and was ar rested by Night Officer Erwin, for dis turbiig ilw peace, Tho officer took him to tho police s,htion, where l~ was locked in the woman E ward, in one cor. ncr of which few picks and shovcls were stored. iIIBJ
 After being left alone, the unbleachcd Beau Brummcl seized one of the picks and started to tunnel to liberty through ib, 'Pof Ths geanaI soon gavr way, nnd the door was forced open.
 After vYyYns tr hey'yytE'"' re. paired tS n Montczuma street resort, "sF'S "S bowl, wi SsiT sS"sF a'% by Officer Erwin, who again took him into custody. He was then locked in the tanks. where hc eontented himself until br1kfast time, when hc attempted to pass the guard when the door was open ed, only Co bc rudcly thrust back into the corridor. As n result of tho jail breaking episode Evans fine was mndc doubly hesNy. .,0 I..l.tl nr.' ..o
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
STRAINED HIS ANKLE.
hiAs hqrisjpr

Ns 'tlsofcsht 'getting his ankle sprained while alish1ns from his train 'rucstihy' aYcrnoSi;,' t''thc cindcr pit ncaf "XyxA"fk,'C Cohhdstor c. E. Loux of the s. Fy P. ASft,"Is taking lay!off ffbM hsasusf'ria' 'fhs injury to his sdGiaoa aSs"t5nAaefad serious. It was causaa"by'ah 'aHrPius' On n piece of barhef lh,nsA wiitx4drned under him
 ar hs"Mh Aakm1A A'frSih the trafh. 'd
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
SCHOOL rRtsfEE ANperv, u
 RESIGNED.
tFrom rridays Da,,,,

Aftct almoet nina yars of eonti,, 'crvicc p' scIcol tt'stcc of ili. dir,
 Attorney Henry T. Andrews ,e0a.. his resignation yesterday to S., Superintendent J. B. Jolly, who |, pointed X ". Robinson to hlI o,tlf uhfxpircd term ending Apriff I, An
 Tow, if my, school ,rps,cc. ,t.. fltftcti whieh sdDprt'es hle cIt ] Prescott, have rendered the e,e., servicvNf? the cause F~yiscation k, 'haiSMMAndlVWA4s. barips hi, i cumbcncy he has seen the average dsaI attendance at the city school, d,ll the record of the year preceding N first cicction, has assisted in an uk.; an'! legal way, in superiptendina a construction of the now school bsa} ing. one of the best cons,ruciod .dl cational ,institutions of it's character
 the connty,-snd has gwen material \, sistanec to, tlIer institption of tho Ls| school. now permanently cstabli,hel N tbc old capitol builiipg. The fiss,1 has increased from nine teachers to v.| cu,ecn and tho capitol building I,| been rcmodeled and fitted as T hs| school in q thoroughly modern way.
 As Mr. Robinson has been appoiraj only for Mir. Andrews uncxpired ten, school election will be called at d carly date. w., NJ, Claypool and W. D Baker are the other trustees. M Claypool's term expires April ], lss and Mir. Bakers, April l, 1909. Ssls trustees are elected for . term of thu, years. .'mmIiIaii inN H .
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
NOTORIOUS BILLY STILES NOW A
 FATHER.
(Yyea Wsdnseday's Daily.)

Will his love for wee atom of humanity, of his flesh. and blood, be ,bc means of capt@ink ,rrl ,rining Ca j''-tics A riaona s most ndel Living D pt. law anI Jcspcrado,. ,.Billy StilesS skI Y This is ',ic qucs',on' mt thcsosssc M oi two countries arc asking themselves, Some answering il in tho negative, while others, who knew Stiles in the Nays when he, also, was n ponce officer, hc days before he hcld up and robbed 'dc Southern ririGc train at Cochsc station, which started him on his career of iawlcssucss, are positive that Stiles love for his wife, and his desire to sec the little baby born to them ai tb, SSiieS Aome, on the sa, jPSIro liver, will prove his undoing and result in bis, beias. capinredA a,l S
 'c M{mg son ni.% At,cr bthrt and spurrcl on by reports that Stiles, for th,iYst ttnoptM h'aS been risking cap. tdR6 fh' hfs a,t&itfyio be near his wife during her recently trying period, by hssstiss thc vicinity of their home, the Arizona Rangers, county officers and n detaehmtss ofoMcxican Rurnios, under thhici~Bs,'udi oS,sss q cvrSomoH Colonel Nnicria,kyJih1c gspsdsng both sides ofqthe ,haAsdS~1y aii'c ;bo',rs~u Ariynna auD DteeioSssn ahiy yshspc hf capturing thnirvtsd ,utSpcrathLiqciol. ...G ,'
 ssrrtso sh~s rc4iAi Pthme up from sohI ora 'tAh snhrs, ,nwitiP ahsihcr companion in crime. had bSea iSst.iiin that coun. try acfititt oao,hddFart of ,hc Mcxi. calf ihd dArhoas 'afSJTg has bccn mos, mafktdP imd When Haicr htsirians who had Besn cafcasGo ihcr Stiles home. TO- turned 70 ki.bcs wfth fhc information that Mrsn Stnes 7had bctomc mother thfs' a1ivHv b6t,fmrg greater still, and cvcsy otnort is7bsing made 10 trap tho outlaw through 'tis love for, and desire to see, his only child.
 That the rnmors that Stiles had been seen often during inc past twelve months. in the vicinity of his home were well founded, is made apparcn, by the recent visi, of the Nork Ito tls stilcs home. and now that sle Aapls event has occurred the Oiacrfs' stsin n think that il is only reasonable to sup pose that Stiles will risk all io se the little tot. H 31 ttGi Others. however. who know tlrr craft mess of the man who forsook, th, voca ton of an officer of lthc law to become an outcasi, with every manf han, against him. n human h,intcd iy a vii, beast, place little faith in the bcliei that Stiles will walk into the clntchc, of law merely to. sec his baby. rhes, believe that hc will ''lay low unti tho vigil of tha ohicers has ceased. after which he will steal home io see hi, wIfo amI rWldDbuir i..ru.. i......,.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
TO RESUME WORK ON TRIANGLE
 MINE.
(l'rom Wednesdays Daily.

llfom "dn"sdaN l'ailN.
 Active operations will bc resumed on the Triangle mine. in the Big Iug dis. trirt. which has been idle fot the past two months, as soon as a igumcni of coal recently ordered hy the com pany. is delivered. The shaft. now i,I feet in depth, will he continued down, and two shifts will br put to work ii. the cross cui at the 3jO foot level
 The ore body in the bottom of trc shaft carries higher valucs in gold than any encountered at shallOwcr d. pihs, while it's size is not diminished. The company has ample finances in its treasury to prosecute inc work nor" vigorously than at any time since it commenced operations and the pros. poets arc that another producer will be added to the many now in operation in the district before many months.
 The Triangc group of four claims is located about onc.half mile south of the town of McCabc. It's locations cover n parallel vein to the McCabc and Glad. stone mines. The mine is equipped with hosting plant, and 2 good road leads from the camp io the Humbold, smeltcr, three miles to the east.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
f.i 70 AT ir------'-~s~-~-- ---- .II. ... HARMON SAYS THE DISEASE IS
 ,1iui MOT i'AIG JAW" .. ..
(rssn WsdAseAsy's Daily.)

proNoA. IlsFY'ep,I af the bureau of animai ind'wiESJ with headquarters in Albuqusrsvc, .N,r M,1who has been in this ssc.Nss for the, hs,st ten days, in vestigating n cattle disease, reported as "hig Et,ss iy asx, ip the. Congress seatiep,i capinuiaan,bis, investigations, anl ip sswRasyil wSpl pr, Norton, Ter, rheIf,l uSe1esjisGsgss will visit the pa'si hg'f sSHs'slb tpyay where the pssHpsbslseases dpsn5pSde an appear, npss r5lIsqEs.&oiRs s,arSo respects from uStbfsssgsNbuys TAsypsda Valley and kIkLinauyistFists.ns |, hooI 9di ll,. nehr lbArwoJk stRtss, s,ihst he has reach ed the conclusion, from. ;bis inycstiga. tions, that Inc disease is not "big jaw" but appearYsr Ysrtt9 4aR.pes'yip55 affection of the throat, and only found in animals grazing ih certain districts and local itics. He has forwarded diseased pnrts of the animals t6 Washington for lab oraiory tests aswell 'as n partial report of his investigations here, the contents of which hc refused to make public.
 Since the new grass bas made au ars pearance on the ranges thd7affcctcd asD mals have shown much hnprov rovemcnt, many becoming entirely well, which adds to the 'contcntion of some of the s'ockmcn that the tiisease was the rc. suit of an irritation of the throat from browsing on brush, tho s,ickcrs of which irritatcd greatly.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27

would not prosecute, if he. became weary of paying the $500 ms iann - less than inc liocnsc now pail by most 'd inc better class of gambling hpusns in this Terribly. z,
 This IS the plnn T. nc~iy as, caa be carncA, Ly'rheb ids ptoposoA rR "supprcss gambling in New Mexico. !"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
SUPERVISOR POOLER TO Assuy CHARGE OF SOUTHERN DIS
 .f D.nu TRlCT.
(Fssa NiAsy's Dally)

Frank C. W. Pooler, forest sups| visor, will leave today for WashingaI D. C., where he assumes charge of t| southern district of forest reserves d March l. The southern district eos| prises all of tho forest reserves of ,su Territory, New Mexico, Colorado, UiA| Kansas, Nebraska and oklahoma.
 Mir. Pooler leaves in obedience 10 4 order from the department of forest s| serves to assume the duties Of his ps office for four months, which is n es plinncc with the general policy of 's department in requiring the general fs' ester to designate some field man 0fd ccptional executive ability and 'ns' cfpeScGS 10 takerchyrS ~ teI'0 ops gsttic34 of forsst bcsHssIiEKH pon% 1eAads. r LIU.yHy
 During Mir. Poolcr's absence " rIr'stE Esffs wg' rhfnna,'ss. forcARapgcj fharlcs F IIndtr' with R sntt of acting TYsrvi'''
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
PROBATE BUSINESS.

Yesterday, in the probate court, the administrators of the estate of David drubb, dcceascd, filed receipt showing the delivery of all the property and as. sets of thu csfate to tho heirs of de. ceased, and on motion the administrn. tors we're aischafgcd, Their bond re. leased, and the estate closed. '' 'ooiH
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
HH''.
 ' A[ N VI L..I .

D. F. Frey, the Mayer mll'"' 7, is in the city visiting Mrs fIey . a, young son, James, who arrived " ,,., . Frey home ono week aRo. mhr' t stated yesterday that he was !" ,,,s,, n. plAa.ed ,Nilhi the eity and ,'' ,is, ,ar, {, outlook that he had already dcI''' eg, ..L make tihiss lis future home ana ,,..,, .s, that esdIm View ~nl move from S'ss 's's hereM sn lsAnyoasas. i' ''''''''' ..s .a
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-02-27
NEW MExICANs PLAN FAKE
 GAMBLING BILL. r'ilf''
(F.om Wednesdays Dsily)


 SANTA FE. \. M, Pcb. Is, ,rL-i Will the people of Nc~ Mexico ssanI for q fake anti.gambling law' Will they approve 9f n measure drawn vial, tlr dssilsrate intention of bln0ing t~ people ani satisfying the desires of tlc owners of gambling houses!
 This & the question that many of the ieYislatps here. and the people df Santa Fe, wio have learned that such a ibcas. nrc is to be introduced during the later days of the Legislature, are asking themselves and each other.
 Although bills have been introduced, which. if passed, would end gambling in New Mexico. the bills continue to rest peacefully in committees, where, unless the plans ot the ,machiuc man agers are disturbcd, they will con 'inue io rest, giving way in the hurry and confusion of the closing weeks of the session to the bill which will leave gambling freer than ever and far more dangerous to the community. ,I ,t The bill whish IL is proposed to pass in this way, as How, tdrawil, provides that lieepsed gamhlpg shall be aholi ished. So far so gpsJ. rThc licepsel privilege is wiuu4'&nq and gambling IS plaerd douisids ,i sei spsle u9f tue Inv. The muslbc ctalkc.l dsfu urcysAnc for the school fand1 is fp', ,Sfi Ehp the bill provides that SripsLing shall be pror hib'f'd. ot ooit1n ID rsirt. 1,f.uI And here comes innolhG .AllaJip : lamp. with which the gamblers will open the wsy assen .i~s~l Nd greater liberty and prosperity for themscves, and for the polilithne &SB ptbbosc" to protect tiicn ina shf6cf'ofrod ',haM campaign con'ribatibns Wah which to continue the protection. 'F''''
 The bill, as now drawn, will provide 'hnt for Violation of the law prohibit ing gambling there A,sll 'br fine of not less than S5O n6r id0rc nthan StOO and that such fine shall be levied only after indictment and trial and convic- 'ion in the district cunri: Provided furthcr-apd here is fife wonderful fca lure of the proposed law to prohibit gambling -tlhut no more than ole in dictmcnt shall he returned against any gambler at any given term of court. It is ap interesting prospect.
 There are in the several counties of New McSlco, two terms of district court in each year. Under this pro. posed law q gambler or the owner of gambling house could he fined the maximum sIm of $500 ycar Having paid those two fines of stO6 each pro viding always the naxiifum were as. scssed, he co0ll rnn not' bhc gambIihg house, but a dozen, not one table Tor roulette and faro ana di9tp, hut twenty tables; ana ne Gould .bo hBs6ruicly free 10 do SD, Having ma share in fife elcc. tion of district aitorhSys, 'hndef me proposed lisirict Attofhey bill, he Would throw in Ms'4cvtH9SS wltR' those }po,f. ,ieians wEoH toatf' f'AstcbR'yHGn Ya5;r' Ylic clcc'ia6 a%T'' distiih fNA5riSy'saTS
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