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The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Mitchell Voted Extra Paw

Indianapolis.-The convention NJ IN.
United Mine Workers of America
Iuesday unanimously voted President
Mitchell six months pay, with ali ey.
penses. including medical Attendance
propositions sent to the resolutions
committee to employ Mr.. Mitchell af.
ter MS retirement as president April
Ast' rs counsel at salary of s5. 600 To
place him at the head of n national
educational board to work I'm connec.
tlon with the national executive hoard
ana 10 levy per capita tax of from
lO cents to so cents were reported IN.
favorably after Mr.. Mitchell had been
consulted and had refused to accent
any Of them.
Mr. Mitchell has announced that he
intends to take a long vacation to en-.
deaVor to recover his health.
RESOLUTIONS presented by the Social.
ISIS were promptly voted down. They
were similar to those presented to the
convention each year.
resolution to give the Western
Federation of Miners Jurisdiction over
all metalliicrOus mines and the United
Mine Workers Jurisdiction over all
coal miners was layorably commented
upon and referred to commission to
be named later to bring the matter be-
lore the national convention OF the
Western Federation.
resolution opposing government
by injunction" was discussed by Sccre-
tary Wilson and several Socialist dele
gates.
The convention Tuesday afternoon
endorsed the employers liability act
and urged its delegates to the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor convention
TO advocate universal label. mcmor.
lalize congress to create bureau OF
mines and mining and instructed the
international organizers to go to
Washington to appear before the nee
cssary committees.
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Gore Canon Power Plant.

b,o,es o,s'er.-Work has now been com.
brada n On the plant of the Central Col
end >, rover Company ut the eastern
kbo . vi uore canon. This is one Of
hanv 'erles =. OF plants which the com.
la .,asw ID now constructing, with view
roaSa SeItriiying many mountain rail.
|statn IN the central portion Of the
|to mi,,n ana furnishing electric power
gatinr properties, small towns, irri.
the st,s companies. etc., In all parts Of
sim,loa .e. The Gore canon plant is
Cien~to 70 one being constructed near
same ~ springs, both having the
tunno,cc character Of diverting dam and
plant" a1out four miles long. The
30. .0oo VIII xlll each deliver from $4,000 to
plan, .wi nVrse power. The Gore canon
wi be In operation soon.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
sovoRi TAKEN TO PUEBLO.
Florence Murder Suspect Out Of Reach
of Mob Violence.

Denver.-A Republican special from
Canon City Friday night says:
Antoine Bovori was taken to Pueblo
and turned over to Sheriff Mcmillan
for safe-keeping. Bovori was arraigned
before Justice Kennedy this afternoon.
his attorney waived examination and
he was held to the April term OF the
District Court without bail
There has been some talk of lynch
ing Bovori on the part of the Italians
in the coal camps and it was thought
best to take him to Pueblo to avoid vio
lence. While the jail here Is believed
to be perfectly secure against any or
dinary assault, number of special
deputies were sworn in yesterday and
guarded the building last night.
One of the principal reasons for TAX
ing BOvori to Pueblo was to prevent
his killing prisoners In jail here. half
a dozen occupying adjoining cells and
with whom he might come in contact
in the corridors. He Is considered the
most desperate criminal ever in Jail
here and had threatened to kill the
other prisoners II opportunity offered.
To avoid this possibility and to avoid
suDJtcllHS tnt county 10 ntiNN uaUl-
ages in such event, 1t was thought best
TO send him to Pueblo, where he can
be kept from contact with other pris-
oners.
Heavily manacled and carefully
guarded. he was spirited from the jail
SO quietly few. even of the county Of
ficials. knew of his departure. He was
driven to the train in closed carriage
and hustled aboard before half dozen
people in town were aware of the fact.
There was some fear that the pris-
oner might be taken from the train
by a mob at Florence and hanged and
he was secreted by the officers until
the train was well beyond the limits
of that place. He was in charge of
Sheriff Esser and Under Sheriff Chcte-
lat
Bovori has not been apprised of the
finding of Joseph Minichiello's body
and will not be until that fact is com
municated to him by his attorney.
George w. Wilkes of Florence. When
taken in custody he had s3i5. To this
amount can be added sS5 obtained
from the sale of his property
Crowds of angry Italians collected in
the various coal camps last night to
discuss the finding of Joseph Minich-
iello's body and denounce Bovori. Ev-
erywhere there was strong condemna-
tion and about the only thing lacking
for an attempt at lynching was leader
ship. However, no unlawful steps have
been taken and the disposition now
seems to be to let the law take its
course.
The Ordway new era., 1908-02-07
Ioveland Sugar Factory.

Denver.-A Loveland. Colorado, dis
patch Saturday. says: The Loveland
Sugar factory finished slicing beets at
o'clock this morning, after sue.
cessful run of 1877 days. -Four or five
days will be required to finish the
sugar making, when the working of
cleaning up and overhauling will be
begun. This factory has handled,
100000 tons Of beets from about 10000
acres Of land and the output of sugar
will be about 100000 sacks. 1t has
employed 400 men during the CAM
paign, with a payroll of about $55, 900
month. The contracts for next
years crop are mostly signed with the
farmers.
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INCREASE IN NUMBER OF
a,mALs WILL BE PER-
MiTTED.
TO REMAIN SAME.
Is FOR GRAZING WILL BE
|kTEp FOR PERIODS OF
FIVE YEARS.

epne, Wyo.-Dr. A. F. Potter.
ht forester aud chief of grazing
bureau Of forestry. passed
here en- route to Washington
balt Lake City. where he met
bresters and sheepmen and ad-
matters pertaining to grazing
Ipck in the Utah reserves. DR..
has mado up the list of allot-
4 for grazing in the reserves OF
hd other western states for the
a year. The Wyoming allot-
are 10000 cattle and horses and
sheep and goats. an increase OF
In all.
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allotments by states follow;

Potter stated that the above Is
Increase over the number of per-
issued for last year. in round
bers, of $4,000 cattle and 100000
kerc are fourteen reserves not in
kd in the above, In which allot-
Is have not yet been made. The
ives are all small and will not
to exceed 5000 cattle and $4,000
b combined.
Potter stated that the increased
Der OF sheep. cattle. horses and
s allowed in the reserves In 1908
1907 is due to improved condi-
] In thirty of the reserves. the in
)sed area OF some OF the old re-
Hes and the creation OF new nation
brcsts.
BE- forester figures that the 1885,
cattle and 7.743.S7O sheep grazing
summer will return to the forest
bice something like s1.100.O0O. Last
b the forest service obtained from
king the sum Of 100000.
b the main the fees charged for
fing cattle. sheep. horses and goats
bain the same this year as last. In
ntana reduction in the fee
|reed for grazing sheep has been
De. Last year eight cents per hea1
] charged and this year seven cents
be charged. In some instances an
rease Is noted. In Idaho the graz
OF sheep will be charged seven
Us per head for a four.months sea
!, and six cents per head for n
ee.months season. The forester
IS the fees are about the same all
und. with n slight reduction on
'ep. II any change at all.
me present season the forest SER
e Will make allotments on the fol-
ing per head, per month basis:
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a year ago at Salt Lake City, and
am recently at Helena, The Nation
Wool Growers Association called
tenuon through resolutions to the
et that grazers in the forest reserves
Ere given no assurances that when
ey left the reserves one year that
ey would be permitted to enter the
AZ, In other words, the regulations
'ne forest reserve were discourag-
y. In that n stockman could not an
L.ipa'e a year ahead. or plan for tho
pure. The forest service has finally
fahted the appeal of the sheepmen in
ne sections. and beginning with
[,ls season supervisors will approve
|pplcations for grazing privileges for
period OF five years, in certain re.
efses, the fees to be paid annually
Y lne regular current rate. That is
say, stockmen will be granted the
mlege OF grazing in the reserves for
period Of five years, but they must
'ny I. annually at the rate that may be
,aeeu ~ In effect for that year, and the
'a ".e granted the stockmen for the first
eaI OF his five-year term may and
"hooaDiy ~ Will be changed from year
ne reserves In which this five.year
e,nlt Th VIII be granted are as follows:
,o, e Big Horn and the Yellowstone
n. on h wyoming, Battlement Mesa
leu leu unnison In Colorado, San Fran
,scS mountains in Arizona. santa
nd Nd oSla .% and Sierre South in California
'ne cascade North in Oregon.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
'"or Anniversary of Discovery o, America Being Made Holiday.

houston, May 1i.-At the annual aeetng of the Texas Knights of Col. 'aOus resolution prevailed favoring tue establishment of congress of a 'auOhai holiday in observance of the discovery of America.
 'O'pus Christi was selected for next neeting place
 'ne following officers were elected :. 'A'e deputy, Frank X. Alvey. Bean. s'''' secretary, Ed F. O'Hern Den.
 'u' treasurer, Vim. l.. Foley. Hous. ~'' S'a'e warden, Ed. F Ryan. Gal .''On' advocate, John w. Brady Aus. l' enaplain, Rev w. J. Lee, Beau. 'I,' p delegates to national council lban buckley San Antonio; Frank x. NspSi., NS, neaumont, alternates A w nIIas nsIII'"eeh' Fort Worth; NJ. Murphy
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
MADE NO CONFESSION.
Mrs Gunness' Hired Man Denies That
 He Ever Promised One.

Laporte, Ind. May 14.-Mrs. Gun. ness hired man. Ray Lamphere vipor ously denied that he made any confes sion or promised any to Rev F A Schell or anyone else.
 Officials of the three Laporte hanks held a conference to determine the most effective way to aid the authori ties In untangling the murder mys teries. It was decided the First Ma uonal bank of Laporte, the Citizens Saving bank and State Bank of In diana should furnish list of all tran sections in which Mrs Gunness paid out. deposited or received money. With a complete list of this kind Prosecutor Smith expects to be able to secure valuable information.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
INVlOlABLE SECRET.
Clergyman Does Not Charge Lamphere
 With Murder of Children.

Baltimore, May 14.-Rev. pr. E. A. Schell of Laporte Ind. who is attend. ing the Methodist general conference, in talking about the Gunness farm tragedy. denied that he said Ray Lamphere helped kill the Gunness children. but took no part in staying any of the men except Helgelein
 Il made no statement regarding this or any detail of my interview with Lamphere except to say Lamphere's communications to me are wholly privileged, and unless he shall himself make statements to the prosecuting attorney they will be maintained as an inviolable secret"
 Mir Schel added, like many others, that he believed Mrs. Guinness Is alive, but he has no knowledge of the fact. It is merely personal opinion.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
MONK elssoN's CONTINUATION
Effort Being Made by Parents of Ne
 gro and Others In Ills Behalf

San Antonio, May 14-Efforts are being made here to have the death sen tence of Monk Gibson, the negro bo, convicted of killing the Condit fami ly at Edna. commuted to life impris onment. Monk Gibsons father anc mother and his two brothers are liy ing in San Antonio, and they are act i've in their work in behalf of Monk
 In this they have the cooperation of many we'll known negroes of Sar Antonio, including Rev. M. D. Moody pastor of the St. James African Meth odist Episcopal church. They are so liciting subscriptions for the employ ment of counsel to secure commu tation for Gibson
 Gibson's parents and brothers have been making their home here since the Edna tragedy
 Many negroes are subscribing to the fund that is being raised and 1t is the aim of the parents to raise $500.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
NOTICE

is hereby given that the school board of Prescott will receiv, sealed bids for the erection oi a two-story brick school bui' j. ing: plans and specifications c. which can be seen at Hamby ( Uaynie's office in Prescott, AK. or. at the offices of Clbb & S0n ders. architects, at Little Rock Arkansas.
 The bids to be openel june 1Ht 1908, and contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. Bond to be given for completion or the work and the board reserves the right to reject any and all bids not satisfactory.
 C. C. HAMBY. Pres.
 ALIEN VAUGHN Sec.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
FUGITIVE SHOWS FIGHT.
John Gibson. Overtaken by Posse, Re.
 sists Arrest and Killed.

Welch, w. Va.. May l4.-John Gib' son. negro. was killed by a posse following an attempt to assault ne. gro child.
 The child's mother came to the girls rescue and Gibson turned upon her and beat her so severely with black jack that she cannot recover
 Gibson was arrested, but broke away from the officer and escaped to the hills. He was oyertaken by a posse and when he showed fight was shot to death.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
CONFERENCE BEGINS.
Noted Men at White House to
 Discuss Important Matters.

Washington. May 14.-The white house was the scene Wednesday of an assembly of many of the most dis tingushed figures In the political and industrial life of the nation. It was perhaps one of the most notable gath erings that has ever met to consider great public question in that historic mansion
 The occasion was conference by President Roosevelt with the gover- nors of practically all the states and territories to consider the broad Ques- ton of the conservation of the coun. try's natural resources. The confer. ence is to continue through Friday. Men who know how the natural re. sources of the country have been wasted. captains of industry who have dealt with these resources and eX- perts who studied conditions told of the nations prodigality in exploitation and consumption of its national re- sources.
 
 the president of the United States, vice presidents, cabinet, justices of United States supreme court and members of both houses of congress- The states are represented by their chief executives and conferees ap. pointed by them. The industries are represented by Andrew Carnegie James l. Hill. John Mitchell, and Dr. l. c. White. state geologist of West Virginia and an expert on coal. Spec ially invited guests included Hon. w. J. Bryan, Judge George Gray of Dela' ware and Governor Johnson of Mime sota
 The president made public his letter inviting the governors of the states to attend the conference. In this com munication the president declared there was no other questions before the nation of equal gravity with the question of the conservation of the country's natural resources.
 The president received the gover- nors and shortly thereafter all assem- bled in the east room. The conference was opened by the president with an address on Conservation as Nation al Duty.
 First days programme included ad- dresses by Andrew Carnegie on Ores and Related Minerals and by pr. White on Mineral Fuels"
 Hon. John Mitchell led the general discussion on coal mining.
 An almost complete transformation of the east room was effected. Along the east wall was placed a combined framework and platform fifty-two feet long and nineteen feet high. This was artistically covered with green velvet, trimmed with gold rope. This frame work was the setting for two giant maps of the United States. each or which is colored to graphically show the various resources of the country. The governors occupied seats Of honor just In front of the platform. other
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Infant Left In Depot.

Austin, May 14.-An infant about six weeks old was found in the waiting room of the Houston and Texas Cen. trnl depot here. On the infants cloth. ing was note asking the dscoverer to care for the child until the person who left 1t could get job"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
lightning Lays Low Lad.

Tioga, Tex, May l4-Henry Krone iourteen years Of age, was killed by lightning Tuesday afternoon during a terriflc thunder storm. He had started home from school and was struck wher about 100 feet from the school build ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
NEARLY FIVE MILLIONS.
Seven Judgments Entered at Dallas
 Against Railway Company.

Dallas, May 14.-In the Fourteenth district court Judge Scott entered seven judgments, aggregating s4,929,
 09S.46 against the International and Great Northern Railroad company in favor of Edwin Gould ct al All alleg. ed debt. incurred by promissory notes.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
BLACK HAND" FOiLED.
Unsuccessful Attempt Made to Blow
 Up Residence.

Up Residence.
 Columbus, O.. May 1.-The Black Hand" made an unsuccessful attempt carly Wedn sday to blow up the resi-. tence occupied by Italian fruit deal. CTS, Agostina Iannario and brother, on Mount Vernon avenue Iannario said he received Black Hand" letters about month ago demanding $l0,000. Later letters were received demand. Ing s2OO0 and threatening to blow up is home, No person was injured. although the house was partially wrecked.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
'eAAS FlREFiGHTERS.

VI annual Session at Waco.
 n, many Being Present.
 t.., way 1.-The Texas Volun- ps,.' ."emen'S association convened s. uay morning with 300 dele. |sss, , and l5O sponsors. visitors and d,., ,.' . ol racing teams. Vice Presi. nss.,' s andrews of Navasota called inc shs,iass 'o order in the absence of ippopteS a, nleusoe. Committees were
 AC AeS Saa and topics assigned.
 h hhrssSS sS"lnitz mt of Sinner was painful.
 '''ed during the parade. ''
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Nils Cow and c.,.

N Liphtfoo.M May 14.-Resldence of l. iiuck by bt, "., across Red River. was set Y Th lightning and badly dam. lshhine 60, .i .itnhlly was shocked. Gov and os,s set Ire to a feather bed A
 'ai In the yard were killed
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15

Terrell. Tex. May 14.-The little child of J. c. Mccormick followed ducks to tank. fell In and drowned.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
nls Merit Card

h dld vsu vssurpriseO = Why. Johnny, ea for oo soos nappen to get the merit sstl sss sOOd behavior at school this aana, aa n Johnny-It was like this. @ hin if nary ha y, Jones won 1t, and Rach him,-raid Ie aidn't give 1t to me I'd
 Hebrew Standard
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
WILL ASSIST SOCIALIST. o.,,,;oent English Women t" '''' c,,,mn Buckeye State.

c,,osso. May IA dispatch from
 santoine O.. says: On the heels Osns .t,r aroused in the district by ol lN.o,ncement N that the Countess uie .udck will cross the sea from VI ,.a to aid him on the stump in nas ,.s t,lrs campaign. c. E. Wharton of
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
The Chance.

asddy t,r.. The Change.
 stst for ossIp,s1ns psl g., down a gold plece,- HHsaee at Cas.te. Monte. Ticket Clerk Sa Reddr'' ,,'' if you take this s,at my yebsml'll ebsnl wait, then, for I ~@serey Goss,sg Go@uge right here, uncle.-
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
EpiscopaIians In Session.

Dallas, May 14.-Thirteenth annual session of the Episcopal diocese of Dallas is in session, Bishop Garrett presiding
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Texan Drowns in Mississippi.

Fayette. Miss. May 14.-Walter La veke of Galveston. Tex. attempted to cross Dowd's creek horseback. Rider and horse drowned
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Result of Drunken erawl.

Big Sandy. Tenn, May 14.-During a fight near here Will Brewer was kill ed Yancey. his brother. is in a criti cal condition.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Fatal Runaway.

San Antonio. May 14.-Bernard Green was thrown from his buggy in ! runaway and killed.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
"The" Allen Dles Suddenly.

New York. May 14.-"The" Allen the we'll known sporting authority died suddenly.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15

conferees and delegates were seated in the order of their arrival at the meet, ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
Taft Leaves Colon.

Colon May 14.-Secretary Taft left on the Provine for Charleston. S. c.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15
COUNTESS OF WARWICK.

Kenton, Socialist candidate for con- gess, announces the receipt of a letter that another titled lady will also do SO
The Prescott daily news., 1908-05-15

Postoffice Appropriation Passed.
 Washington. May 1.-The postoffice appropriation bill. aggregating $229.- 027,367, passed the senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-28
TO BEGIN SUNDAY AFTERNOON
Commencement Exercises of the
George Washington University.

The commencement exercises of the
George Washington University will be.
gin Sunday afternoon. May 81. when the
baccalaureate sermon will be preached by
Rev Charles Wood. ID. pastor of the
Church OF the Covenant The graduates
trustees and members of the faculty will
march from the university at hal:-past Z
10 the Belasco Theater where the sermon
Will be preached
Confeiring degrees will occur In Be
iasco Theater Wednesday. June 3. at 1870
c'Ci0ck The address to the graduates
VIII he made BY President Needham
After the commencement exercises there
~i!l he meetings Of the trustees of the
various departments of the university
Daring commencement week the stu
dents VIII hold debates and exhibits. The
iIiZs debate OF the Ensonion Society FRI
Tax evening. May - is open to the pub
t.. also the debates between the Co.
.umbian and Needham societies. Tuesday
June :. AT r m. in University Hall
The class exercises OF the law class of
l.ae vii be held Monday. June l. at s
pm University Hall. open to the public
The senior class Of the department of
arts WI hold public exercises in Uni
'"isity Hal! Saturday. June Is. open to the
public.
HI reception 10 the graduating classes
~ the president and faculty will be held
Wednesday evening. June .; at Rauschers
The opening exhibit of the division OF
architecture will oe held Monday June
az m. in the Architectural building,
l'"32 street This exhibit continues until
June and is open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-28

nan Benjamin Amos Harlan. jr.: Raphael
Smead Harrington. Harvey Lawrence
Haisht. Warren Lowell Heap, George
Clifford Howard. Humphrey Daniel D.
Howell Edgar Franklin Jenkins Arthur
John kauSe Oscar Winter King. William
Washington LeiShear. Harold Lichten-
stein Thomas Leslie Lloyd Rupert I.e-
Roy Malnney, Victor Mayer. Thomas Ed
mond McHale, Albert Grant Norton. Wal
ter Edwin Paul. Thomas Leroy Phillips
James Frank Rice, James GarretSon
Roche, William Frank Sonnemann, AL
fred Lionel Anthony Tennyson. Lee
Thomas Turner, Albert Ward. William
George Widine. Noble. jerks Wilson.
Harry Iavey Young.
GiIls-Blancha Agnes Barker Lucie
keatleE Basin. Anna Marie Bischoff.
Mary Agnes Boss Irma Frances Buck.
Emma RebeCCa Butler. Alice Blanche
Butler. Alice Imelda Conner. Annie Mar
garet Cooper, Ruby Alma Crawford, Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-28

garet Josephine Dee. Kathleen Ethel
esmond. Amelia Sidona Dunn. Mary
Margaret Dunn. Florence Dykes. Helen
Rose Engels. Elsie Naomi England. Eva
Emily Finotti Gyneth Theo Fries. Eliza
beth Veronica Geary. Emma Gertrude
Gibbs. Eva Myre Gilbert. Hazel Eva
Glidden. Florence Mary Gompers. Ruth
Letit.a Halpenny. Julia Elizabeth Handy.
Mary Josephine Catherine Hickey. Edith
Margaret Hiser. Martha Louise Hodg-
son, Elizabeth Agnes Hoffman. Lucille
Marie Howard. Lorna Doone Hubbard.
Julia Gordon Jack. Bernice Wakefield
Jerman. Susan Margaret Kengla Har-
riette Ray kimmel. Ruth King. Virginia
Kirby. Pauline Margaret Kruger. Rose
LaZerow Anna Fulton Lyon. Edna Eliz-
abeth Lockwood. Marguerite Caroline
Louden. Florence Virginia Marble.
Ida Blanca Marmaduke. Gertrude
Marie Marsden, Helena Beatrice
Martin, Beulth Shackletts Masters.