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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

The ST. james A. A. would like to hear
from all third teams in the State. The
Holy Cross team. of Harrison; National
s. f., Newark Turner's and Institute Small
Ave are preferred. Challenges sent to f.
w. Thornton. care OF THE MORNING
STAR, will receive prompt attention.
The Company c basketball team defeated
the Royals In the old armory. in South
! Broad street. Elizabeth. Wednesday night
by a score of Is to IA. The game was fun
Of life from start to finish and vas closely
| contested.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

The st. Johns basketball team of New
Brun swick would like TO arrange games
play on opponents court and give return
game with guarantee. Address all com
munications to Leroy A. Mcclure, mana
ger. 104 Church street, New Brunswick,
N. j.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

Good start for Indians.

Winning three straight in the opening
series was not a bad start for the Re-
publican Indian League, one of the new
Corners in the Newark this season. The
Indians, however, had the advantage In
two departments. They rolled on their
home alleys, and their opponents, the
Celluloid bowlers, were way off In their
pinning. The visitors h%igh-water mark
was 712, making the Indians task com
paratively easy. The scores:
IArnIANrc CEI I I1I nIn :
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

The Marathon A. A and the Sherman
A. c. will play their annual game at Wee
quahic Park tomorrow afternoon. This
should prove an interesting contest, as the
teams are old rivals and rave been play
ing exceptionally well this season. Game
will be called at 3 o'clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
LOCAL FIGHTER WINS.
Kid George Knocks Out White in Sixth
Round of Private CO.

Kid George, of this city, knocked out
Kid White, a Philadelphia boxer, in a
private fight last night. Both boys tipped
the scale at 10 pounds. The fight was
even for FIVE rounds. but in the sixth
George landed a right to the jaw and one
to the solar plexus, which put White down
for the count.
George, who has fought Monte Attell
at Philadelphia, is ready to meet any boy
at his weight. Arrangements can be made
with his manager, c.. Clifford, 1888 Parker
street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
"PRU" TOURNEY.
Ehni Team Wins Three Games from
Lawrence Trio.

The Lawrence trio in the Prudential
tournament dropped three games to the
Ehni trio yesterday afternoon on the Tux
edo alleys. Below will be found the scores
made yesterday and the official team and
individual records to date:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Totals. .. .796 SIS Sal Totals -. s42 $50
On South orange alleys:
Totals. .s42 s5s 7s1
Totals. ISL FOG 794I
Totals =. ,SSS 767 1891 Totals ....7I

The st. Mary's Young Mems Catholic
with Headquarters at the Casino Hail.
17 William street, has organized two bas-
ketbaIl teams for the season, one averag-
between 90 and 100 pounds, the other
between l5 and 125 pounds. Games are de-
sired for the opening, followed by a recep-
ton. on Thanksgiving Night, and for other
dates thereafter. Address all communica-
lions to the manager, Joseph A, G. Bau-
260 Littleton avenue.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
HARD GAMES
FOR ''BIG 5"
TOMORROW
Princeton Amherst, Yale :
Brown, Harvard Carlisle,
COrnell-Army, Features.
GAMES OF "BId FIVE"
TOMORROW.

Princeton vs.. Amherst, At
Princeton.
Yale VS.. Brown, ut New
Haven
Harvard VS.. Indians, ut Cam
bridge.
Cornell VS.. West Point, at
West Point.
Penn. vs.. Penn. State, Mt PhiIa-
delphia.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Totals -. .794 1893 $50 Totals 500 500 O4
Nationals Took Two at East Orange.

Splits were much in evidence in the
opening Newark League match, which
was bowled last night on the alleys of
Field Battery A. in East Orange, the Ma
tional Turner'S, of this city, winning two
opening affair last night was decidedly
close and interesting, the Turner'S, with
776. finishing eleven pins to the good. The
Newarkers seemed to have found the alleys
to better effect in the second contest and
d total of Ss5 was good enough to give
them a victory by 118 pins. In the final
game the soldiers did their best work. a
total of S7 putting them thirty-one pins
to the good. The teams lined up last night
practically the same as they did last sea-
son The scores.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
BOWLING TONIGHT

National Interstate League.
Elizabeth at Jersey City
.Jr. O. u. A. NJ. League.
South Orange VS.. Vigllant, Walls
burg VS. Wayne, Adams VS..
Putnam.
Masonic League.
Schiller VS.. Oriental.
Foresters' League.
Kearny VS.. English.
New Jersey National.
Pythian, Enterprise, Matinee.
odd Fellows League.
Granite VS.. Golden Rule, Pro-
lection VS.. ucern
Prudential Tournament.
Tillyer VS.. Longcor.
Manufacturers Clerks League.
Mile End VS.. westinghouse.
FOresters of America League.
Glover Ionian VS.. Newark b.
Suburban League.
South Orange at National; Cellu-
loid at First Ward; Rosevile
at West End.
LeGIIse Tournament.
National A, East End. Mascot.
Pythian League.
Plato VS.. Ethic.
Bank Clerks League.
West Side VS.. Montclair.
Junior League.
Regent VS.. Spaulding.
Roseviiie A. A. Tournament.
Meyer VS.. Erler.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Aurora A. A. Practise.

The Aurora A.. A, basketball team had
its inal practise last night at Friendship
Hall. The following players will make
the team: Forwards. Kussy (captain)
Danuf and p. Heyman. Both Danuf and
Heyman put up such q great game that
both will be preserved for the first team.
D. Stegman will take care of centre, while
the guards will be Housman and Lashko-
WITT or Hoenig. The second team was also
chosen, the forward positions going TO
jacobson and Wachstien. Phil Rose will
take care of centre, while the guards will
be Lantel md D. Abeles. In a practise
between the two teams the regular
beat the scrubs "a to 8. The Auroras
teams offering suitable Inducements. For
further information write to Manager
Milton Abeles, 1856 Springfield aven0e.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
BasketbaII mt institute Hall.

The Institute Small Five will line up
against the strong Majestic Juniors to-
at Institute Hall and, judging from
the records of both teams, a great game
may be expected. The Institutes will be
without the services of Byrnes, their crack
centre, who sprained an ankle in last Fri
days game, but have secured an able sub
stitute in Chick Dempsey, who played
the pivot position for the strong Cathedral
Fiv last season. The lineup Is as follows:
Majestic Juniors. institute s. F..
n-aAA
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
ON THE GRIDTRON

The Liberty Field Club, of Paterson.
would k to arrange for games with first
class teams. Manager Hugh Guerley, lH
Spruce street, Paterson.
After considerable negotiating, Manager
Leimer, of the Orange A. A., has succeeded
in arranging a game with the strong
Halstead a. c., of Kearny, for sunday,
on the jefferson street grounds. As these
teams have already played a no score tie
game this season and the home teams for
lowers are anxious to see which Is the
stronger, there should be a large at
Tendance and 1t promises to be an inter
esting game.
The Newark Eagles visited the grounds
of the Berean Association Tuesday and
played a no-score game with the screams
Tuesday morning at Branch Brook Park
the Franklin Juniors met and defeated the
Summer Avenue School Juniors by a score
of 6 to a.. All teams wishing to arrange
games with the Franklins may do so by
sending challenges to K. Hobbins, lE9 PARK
venue.
The Quicksteps of Woodside would like
to arrange IL game with some % to 80
pound team. Would like to hear from the
following teams: Olympians, Gordon A;
A., Tigers and the Spaldlngs. November 9
and November 30 are open dates. So far
this season the Quicksteps have tied one
game with the AdelphihaMs Of 81 nrnnston o ana
be sent to fl. Hayes. &c Chester avenue.
The Sherman Athletic Club has
November 16 open for a game with
a. nrSt-claSS lOU-pOunu team. IudlhS-
giving Day is also open. Communi-
cations may be addressed to George E.
King, 65 Ridgewood avenue.
The st. James football team Is DESTROYS
of arranging games with all 66-pound teams.
The Saints claim that they have not won
the majority of their games as they have
been playing out of their class. The tine
will be materially strengthened by the ac-
quisition of William Yates, the former
Fordham Prep star. Address all chal-
lenges to the manager, Leo j. Hammill. $40
High street.
The football team Of the Rerean Associa-
ton Of Nailshurg would like to arrange
games with all 20 to rs pound teams in the
city. Send all communication to the man
ager, James Towers. pa Smith street,
Vailsburg. The Berean Juniors play all A.
to 45 pound teams. II. Healey, manager, 10
West End avenue, Vailsburg.
The Buffalo basketball team OF Paterson,
champions of Passaic County,
would like to arrange games with teams
averaging IS to 50 pounds, giving a suitable
guarantee, games to be played on oppo-
nents' courts. All teams wishing games
address Thomas Shearer, 100 Main street,
Paterson, N. J.
AT Quincy, Tuesday night, the Halstead
A. A. OF Kearny succeeded in defeating
the Belleville A, c. team Of Belleville, after
a hard-fought battle, winning by a score OF
IS to g. Features of the game were the
playing of tie Lamberton brothers anu
Fairservice, of the Halsteaes, and Thomas,
of the Belleville A. c. Next week the Hal
steads will line up against the Crescent hve
of Montclair.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08

The first basketball game Of the season
for the Montclair Young Mems Christian
Association team will be played tomorrow
night at 8 O'Clock. The game will be
played with the Invaders, of Jersey City.
This game will be the first of the season
in Montclair, and ample room has been
made for the spectators. The team which
will represent Montclair VIII consist Of
Bunton (captain), Calder and Lummls, for
wards; julius Rhon and his brother. The
team has been practising for the last
month, and under the direction of Mills
Doremus, the former Pratt star. it has
made a decided Improvement over last
year.
The Navarro 4. c. is DESTROYS Of arraag-
Thomas CSarrfgan. manager. 46 West End
avenue.
Seventy and IS pound flyes wishing to ar
range games with the Sacred Hearts, OF
East Orange, may do SO by communicating
with II, Harrington, 4 Mckay avenue, East
Orange, games to be played on opponents
courts.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Governors Cup.
FIRST SIXTEEN,

Out.In TIL.
{. l.. Tappin, New York.......... AZ 46 IS
+. S. Sherman, Atlantic CITY,. 46 43 a.
w. Z. Shackleford, Atlantic City AZ A 81
7. /. BIckel, Atlantic City,. 46 as 81
+. l. Horstman, Chevy Chase. FL a. 81
w. ]. McGlynn. Lansdowne..... As az ~
&. D. Wright, University Of Pa. 40 As VI
G.. ]. Waters, Atlantic City,. 2 81 81
w. Smedley. Spring Haven..,.... 80 45 %
T. r. Smith, Wilmington ...,..... 45 SO 95
c. S. Mills. Riverton. .,........... 40 IS %
"A. s. Smith, Reading ............ 46 So "
II. A, Mackay, Atlantic City,. AZ IS %
A. w. Tllll.ghast, Phila. c. c.. n 81 90
n. Mott, Riverton. .............. 40 ~ SO
A. 7. Hail. Riverton go. .......... 40 AZ &c
j s. Gould. Belfeld ................ So A Sc
II. w. Hemphill, Riverton ........ 40 AZ Sc
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
LOOK ALIKE TO
ENTIRE NOUS
QUINTET
Street Y. N. c.
A. Basketball Team Meets
the Usual Fate.

All teams seem TO look alike to the Entire
Nous basketball five. The Twenty-third
Street Y. M. c. A. team stacked up against
the Harrisonians at Jacobs's Hall last
night, with the usual result, Entire Nous
won. Score, "a to 36.
A noticeable feature was the shooting OF
Pagan. Donald got back into the game
after an absence of three weeks, due to al
injured knee cap, which has been troubling
"Chucky' since last fall, preventing him
from doing his best work.
With Kane, Eberlein and Wendleken In
the New Workers. lineup, a hot battle was
looked for, but all expectations, estimates
and predictions went for naught. Only
for five minutes during the second half
was excitement aroused. During these few
minutes Kane and Eberlein played all
around the "Ents," caging the ball about
twelve times before the home players re-
allied what was happening. R~oughness
was In evidence but little, and players who
formerly made it a part of their regular
work to rough 1t behaved themselves.
The first half was a runaway affair for
the "Ents,'' who scored at will and rs
they pleased. The half ended "a to II in
their favor. The visitors seemed to lack
team work throughout this period. In the
second half Eberlein and Kane. the for
wards, displayed their form, and what
they did In the way of scoring points was
a shame. The ''Ents'' eased up in this
half, and were caught mapping by these
clever forwards. Eberlein. who wore
an Entire Nous Uniform last season, was
the star of the game, and his work was
well applauded. Hill and Bolz starred 1or
the home team. Following is the lineup
and summary:
Entire Nous. Twenty-third street
Campion, Bolz, Goodman =. Eperleih, hahe
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Banrk Clerks, League.
NntIeys Beat OIympics.
N1ITLEY.

A match was bowled at Franks alleys
last night, after which a fine supper was
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Hill
Centre.
Pagan, Donald ............, Barger, hessier
Guards.

Score of first h%alf-Entre Nous. 81;
Twenty-third Street. IL. Final score-Entre
Nous. 81; Twenty-third Street, S6. Field
goais-Entre Nous. Campion o., BOZ;
~. Twenty-third Street., Dberlein 90,
Kane (b). Wendleken, Barger %, Kessler.
Time Of halves-20 minutes. Referee
Campion. Entire Nous. D.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-08
Crescents VS.. An-Americans.

Indications point to an interesting pas-
ketball game at the Orange Armory To-
morrow night. when the Crescents and the
All-Americans meet. The visitors Will Do
composed of clever players from Greater
New York, and 1t will mark their only APP
pearance in these parts previous to their
departure on an extended Western trip.
The team averages 100 pounds in weight,
and Is believed to be the heaviest team III
the East. The Crescents are finding every
team rather easy this season, and their
followers hope that the heavyweights will
make it interesting. Andy Thompson, who
played with the T~wenty-third Street. Sew
enteenth Separate Company, and other
famous -aggregations, is captain of the ALI
Americans. The lineup of the teams will
be us follows:
All-American. Crescents.
-. Reilly. .1ane
F. Bauman. .McNab, Anderson
Forwards.
r. Reilly
Centre.
=. Baulnan, Andy Thompson ...... Donald
u. COrTlBdu.-
Guards.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
NJ. A. Notice No. 1868.
FOR PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA. Nov, 9. 1907.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
NJ. A. No. 1920.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 0.
5. PATENT.
U 5. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CIR,

I, 5. LAND OFFICE, CARSON Cry
Nevada. sep. S. 1907
Notice is hereby given that J E. Mclaughlin
and r. p. Burke, by their attorney fact. Edgar
j. Lake, whose address is keno, Wasisoe couuty.
Nevada has made application for 1900 # on the
Last Hope lode. bearing gold and silver, being
U. ) Mineral survey No. 3o5S. with not over 800
#. OF surface ground on each side being located
i'll the Mason Mining District. Lyon county, Ne
vada, more particularly described in the Official
plat and field notes on file In this Office, fol-
lows:
Beginning at cor. No. whence the u cor. Secs.
p, 81, I. 10 N. K. ID e.. Mt Dablo B. aud NJ.
bears ). 10 az w. 7o4SSo fl: thence N. 23o So
W. 1900 fl. to cor. No. a. thence N. 900 OF E. So5.
"a it. to cor No. 3. thence >. 24o OF e. 5ooI9 IT.
to cor No. d; thence 5. o. OF w 500 IT. to cor.
No. I, the place OF beginning. Containing &c. 5S4
acres.
AL corners are marked with posts ms.
square, scribed with their respective corner and
survey numbers.
The original location certificate is recorded in
the records of Lyou county. Nevada, in Book ID,
page All. of locations.
No adjoining claims are shown by the plat oil
survey
Date of first publication. September ID. 1897,
LOUIS COIN, Register.
Edgar J. Lake. attorney for
claimants. Reno. New.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
NOTICE OF APpL lCATloN FOR FRAN
CHISE FOR A TELEPHONE LINE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has fled petition with the Board
of County Commissioners of Lyon county
Nevada. for franchise for telephone
line. beginning at a point OH the old
Wellington and Aurora wagon road.
where, said road crosses the southeast
line dividing Lyon and Esmeralda
counties, and thence following the pub
lie highway through Smith and Mason
valleys, to YeringtOh, in said Lyon
county; and that an application will be
made to said Board of County Com
missioners for tie granting of said fran
chise at the honr of 10 O'Clock a. M. on
Monday, the I'd day of December, 1907.
or as soon thereafter as the same can be
heard by said Board.
Dated October 8, 1907.
A. S. BRYANT.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

Il ~ NsAS<<N 4 oG IAN -,
General Land Office. Washington. ID.
y, August 20, 1907. Notice is hereby
given that the Acting Secretary OF the
interior has vacated the order of Feb
ruary Z, 1905. so far as it affects the
withdrawal for irrigation purposes under
the ACT OF June IL, 1902, (52 Stat. $50, J
ior use IN connection with the Walker.
Eiver PROJECT, Nevada, of the following
described lands in the State of Nevada.
ana by his authority such of said tracts
as have not been heretofore finally re-
stored and are not otherwise withdrawn,
reserved or appropriated, will be subject
to settlement under the public land laws
OF tile United States on and after No
vember 5. 1907, but shall not be subject
to entry, filing or selection until De-
cember S, 1907, at the United States
Land Office at Carson City. Nevada: T.
Is N, r. rs E., M. ID. M, the w. u
5. +. q, Sec. 81, and f. "a N. w. H.,
Sec. %. Warning is hereby expressly
gwen that no person will be permitted
to gain or exercise any right whatever
under any settlement or occupation be-
gun after August /, 1907. and prior to
November S, 1907, and all such settle
ment orsoccUpafionisl reFebyforbitldcn
lSignedl FRED DENNETT, Acting
Commissioners OF the General Land
Office.
(Signed] t. w. WOODRUFF, Acting
Secretary OF the Interior.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1907-11-16
Bill No. a.
ORDINANCE NO. z

An Ordinance establishing the grades and ele-
vaiions of Main street in the city OF ferine.
ton, providing for grading surfaciDg ana
iiacadamizpg said Main street. preserving
the manner of payirg for such Improvement
and other matters relating thereto
The CITY Council of the City of yeringtou do
orlain:
Section (. FROM and after the passage adop.
ton and approval Of this ordinance. any ana an
grading or construction work Of whatever K'nh
or nature. done or to he done upon Main stree
IN the city Of Yerington whether by private
terprise subscription. or under CONTRACT WIZ"
said city, shall conform to the grades ana e'eNa,
tons of. and the requirements concerh'ng s"u
Main street. hereby established and adoPt'o as
hereinafter contained 90,
Section 2. The .Iatum point" which shail
hereafter serve as basic point, or station IRON,
which all grades and elevations III the ciN "
Yeringtou shall he reckoned ana estiWaie"'
hereby fixed and established at the colne' "
Sections ID, IS, ~ and 20, /. rs, n r. q r,, ~
ID. b. aud ", aud is marked by an IRON n"o >.
firmly III the ground the top OF when y - 80
elevation (assurned) Of 4sS442 feet anove 'he
level OF the sea- which point j. at tne mess
ton of Bridge and Main streets in sao sl'y'
Section !, rhe surface grade OF the Sa'"
center lire of Main street, city OF ferinR''"
hereby established and described as toIo"s' w
wit:
Beginning 1T point on the south oonnea -.
line OF said city OF Yerington at the pom, - "a
intersection with the center line o. ."e 81
County Road aud said Main street az g.au ~.
ele alton Of three and fonr one hundretns 49,,
feet above the '.datum point heretofore esu "a
lished and running thence north along ~ GI<1
Main street falling one and one-'on,'" LII
inches in each one hundred feet 70 'he nrs
side line Of Bridge street distanc, ~ .,sl
feet thence continuing north along SAID cen,s'
line Of Main street. falling one ana
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County Clerk f. Brown of Church.
N county is short 1888. Gin his accounts
Reno poultry raisers have raised the
price of turkey meat to IS and As cents
per pound
c. A. Cooper, one Of the pioneers OF
Washoe valley, died there last Saturday
OF blood poisoning.
The N c. railroad company is now
running only one tri-weekly train be-
tween Battle Mountain and Austin.
George Young of Philadelphia has sue
ceeded John w. Brock as president OF
the Tonopah Mining company and To
n0pah railroad.
The Rabbit Hole gold placers, north of
Lovelock, are attracting attention. III
tie early days these placers produced
considerable gold.
Last Friday night two masked men
entered the Grotto saloon at Keno and
robbed the roulette dealer of $500. No
cue has vet been found OF the men.
v. l.. Kline, the Goldfield jeweler.
who was Shot while stealing anlalgam
from the Nevada Goldfeld Reduction
works, died from his wounds last Satur
day.
The Lovelock Tribune has passed TO
the management OF Cherry and Pearson.
lie paper IS now issued as six-page
sheet and is brimiul OF local and mining
news.
The county commissi ,ners of Churchill
have revoked the license of the Denver
Club saloon at Hazen. The place has
robberies.
While William Watson, nightwatch-
man at Hazen, was preventing tour ho-
boes from breaking open ali S. p box
Gar, he was shot i'll the hand by one OF
hem, and ainputatioIi may be necessary
lie men escaped.
Asa result of the completion of the
clark road to Goidheld, the Southern Pa
chic has discontinued the double train
service to Goldfeld. Hereafter but one
tram daily viii be run between Cold
held ana Keno.
The postofice at St. Clair, Churchill
county, has been discontinued, and here.
after mail intended for that hamlet must
be sent to Fallon. St. Clair was one oil
the earliest postoffices i'll Nevada, having
been established i'll the late SOS.
Vernon Bailey of the biological survey
OF the department of agriculture, is i'll
Lovelock. He has been sent to Hum
boldt county to devise means to exter
inmate the field mice, which threaten to
destroy the pasture ground of that sec
ton OF the State.
Last Saturday morning at Reno Ed |
ward Sauter, recent arrival from Ger
many, was instantly killed by Officer
Drown Oh tHat place. before oauler was
hit he succeeded in shooting Brown i'll
the groin, inflicting probably a mortal
wound Archie Burrus, a bystander,
also received stray bullet, but is not
seriously hurt. The causes that led up
to the tragedy were the doings of bunco
men, who had enticed Sauter and his
i a.
proceeded to rob them. The brothers
objected and started to quit the place,
starting shooting as they did. This at
tracted Officer Brown and he attempted
to make an arrest Sauter, thinking |
that the officer was in league with the
confidence men resisted, with the above
result