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Guarantee peposit Plan.

Hon. Don c. McMullen, senator-elect
from Hillsborough, is studying the
guarantee deposit plank with refer
ence to our own state. He is con-
nected with a bank himself, and is al
ways in favor of doing what will be
most helpful to the people generally.
To take advantage of the weak and de-
pendent ones does not belong TO his
code of honor.-Fiorida Christian Ad-
VOcate.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-11-10

Hon. Frank Adams, SO long proml-
nent in Florida politics, late president
of the state senate and at one time
candidate for the United States sen
ate, has moved his residence from Jas
per to Jacksonville and states through
the Metropolis of the latter city that
he is out of politics. But will be stay
out-that's the question.
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No Experiment in North Florida.

The Tampa Times speaks of to-
bacco raising in north Florida as an
experiment. Is it possible the Times
is so ignorant Or is it sour grapes.
Gadsden county Sumatra tobacco is in
demand in the northern markets,
bringing from two dollars to four dol
lars per pound after it is packed
Havana News
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a number of Offices TO give out when
he takes charge at Tallahassee and it
is well enough to remember what he
has recently said on the subject:
Regardless of influences that may
be brought to bear, / do not intend,
during my term as governor, to ap-
point any man TO Office who is a graft
er, drunkard or Incompetent l do not
intend to appoint an unsatisfactory
man because he is my. friend and sup
porter to even the most insignificant
Office within my gift
Now il you know yourself to be q
CRATER, drunkard or incompetent. save
your application.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of thanking
our friends and all who so kindly aid
ed and assisted us in the Illness and
death of our dear wife and mother,
Mrs. Frank d. Watson, and for ali
floral offerings which were so beauti-
full
THE FAMILY
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1t is lII-Timed Talk.

All that ill-timed talk about Mays
and kehoe two years from now should
not be countenanced. Mr.. Kehoe ap-
pears to have taken his defeat grace
fully and his supporters should follow
his eXample.-HaVana News.
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Death of Veteran Florida Printer.

Mr.. Charles H. Anderson, who was
carried to st. Luke hospital in Jack
sonville last week, died in that insti-
tuition Friday last. The deceased was
an Old-time printer. As TO his family,
etc, he was very reticent- At one
time he did some repOrtorial work on
this paper. He stated that in his
younger days, he was on terms of in
timacy with Horace Greeley and the
elder Bennett" on the Herald in New
York. In a conversation at another
time he said that during the war he
had come into southern port as
blockade-runner, and that he was in
the secret service of the United States
government during the war between
the states He also claimed to have
been reporter in the house of repre-,
sentatives at Washington before the
war. However, true these various
stories may be, there can be no aues-
ton that he was a good newspaper
man of the Old school. Mr. Anderson
had some good traits about him. What
ever he had to do he did we'll He
had, as an old man, his peculiarities,
but he did his duty as he saw it. The
deceased had become very intimate
with our citizens, and made many
warm friends. He was about rs wears
old For some time past Mr. Ander-
son had been connected with the Citi-
zen-Reporter here.-Lake City Index.
Back to Jacksonville in January.
Governor Broward has spent several
days this week in the city. He came
home principally to cast his vote for
Bryan while here the distinguished
gentleman has mingled more freely
than usual with the people. and talked
on state matters with many, impart-
ing some very valuable information in
regard to his drainage and sale OF
lands in the Everglades section. Gov
ernor Broward is always cheerful and
an interesting eonversationalist, espe-
clally when 1t comes to state matters
He will move. back to Jacksonville in
January, as his term as governor will
then expire.-Jacksonvill Metropolis.
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Just after his election Mr.. Taft said
in an address to the business men of
Cincinnati:
Every business man who is obey
ing the law may so ahead with all the
energy in his possession; every enter
prise which is within the statutes may
proceed without fear of interference
from the administration. when acting
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CENTRAL TRADES COUNCIL.
Meeting of the Central Trades Coun'
ell will be held tonight at o'clock
at Union Carpenters Hall. All dele.
gates are urged TO be present
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Farm Demonstration Work.

Prof. Rolls and Mr.. Behard were
entertained at an informal dinner at
the handsome residence of DR.. w H.
Thomas across the lake last Thurs
day, together with some half dozen
gentlemen who are interested in the
demonstration work in this section.
Plans looking to the establishment of
the work in this section were gone
over, and it is quite likely that de-
monstration work will be done on sew
eral farms in this section during the
next year. Among those who will
likely take up the work are P. w.
Smith, c. K. McQuarrie, w. H. Butler,
p. II. Fellows, the Laird farm, DR..
Thomas, A. c. Bailey and r. w.
Storrs- More about this work later.
-DeFuniak Breeze.
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To Work ConXicts.

To Work ConVctS,
An agent of Rawls & Co. was here
last week and contracted with the
Walton Land & Timber Co. for the
hire of thirty-fiVe convicts to work on
their turpentine places, but will not
receive them before the first of Janu-
airy. We are dead against the whole
convict lease system, but so long as
they are to be worked on that plan
it will be fortunate for the convicts
that fall into the hands of these peo-
pie, for it may be taken as a fact
that they will be humanely reated If
indeed all lessees were of the charac.
ter of the men who compose this firm
there would not be the same opposi-
ton TO it that there is now, but ua-
fortunately they are not, and the fact
that they are not is one of the fea-
lures against it, but not by any means
the only one.-DeFUniak Breeze.
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This Beat Eight Bushels Per Acre.

Agreeable to the announcements
made the winner in the Breeze corn
contest was made last Saturday at
the fair grounds and proved 10 be Mr..
Frank Hunt, of Ponce de Leon, who
made eighty bushels and one peck OF
corn from an acre, the measurements
being made and sworn to by VIM.
Emery. A A. Mclean and Sebe Tur-
nlpseed, before Duncan Wilks, notary
public, and the Breeze took a great
deal OF pleasure in presenting the
check for the $25 to Mr.. Hunt, and
as he says that the check was eashed
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Hear Them Coming.
Today you can almost hear them
packing their trunks way up north
preparatory to their winter in Florida,
and particularly in st. Petersburg. 1t
mattered not whether Taft or Bryan
was elected; it mattered no which par.
ty dominated congress, the march to-
wards Florida would have been the
same. The election is ovep We have
political peace for another four years
And the old world will turn around
just as it has of yore.-St. Petersburg
Independent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-12
FOR sALE-REAL, ESTATE
AVON sr-RE THINGS.

AVOID SURE THINGS.
Tut your savings into Salt Lake real
estate IL Is no gamble. IT is legitl-
mate. profitable investment l offer the
following today;
$4,000
For olx20 rods and = modern 5-room brick
cottage located on TIN West. near South
Temple 81 Sidewalks paid for. $500
cash and bal 10 quit "
5-room modern brick cottage. With
barn. and i0xli5 feet 10 alley. on West
2nd South st. win trade for acreage
property.
For an elegant modern o-story residence
on corner on i.h ave: good barn on
premises; lot ajxIi rods to alley in rear
It's the most comfortable place for the
money in Salt Lake
muer sell this place! Thrcc-acr farm
or state ct. with splendid improvements,
good brick house. brick chicken-ho
large b2yn. 30 bearing fruit trees and
right where the cars stop and rot too far
out Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
on 9th South. near 11th East. lot
EiNlo5 H.. NJ ary old terms. You cannot
ind anything cheaper nor better located
Tor the money.
10 feet frontage on Milton ave, near
18th East and 10th South
Some elegant fiat sites. business and In
insurance; in fact. everything the home
buyer and investor Is looking for I have
been successful In bringing many real
estate deal 70 a happy issue. My facil-
Ties are unequa1e1 and my best services
are at your command; .;-
| y. RICHTER, 10 WEST iST SOUTH ST.
Phones GAL. 80 =
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,-RooM HOUSE WITH LAUNDRY.
plenty OF closet room. and all modern
conveniences. No 522 T.. 2nd South st
Bell phone 1041-Y. bas7
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xlw-BY LADY ATTENDING
|aess college. a place TO work for
ana room. Phone Ind, 1882. h1770
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FOUR ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
bath' 100 W. oth so. b1l3l
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d JAPANESE WANTS ANY KIND
"a morning or after $50 p. m. J-2,
<be h1{43
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Nc NAN WISHES SITUATION;
<ntory work preferred, good refer
y J-22, Tribune. h1576
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JORDAN LODGE. NO. 3. L o. o. F.
Meets every Monday night at ]: o. o.
f. Temple Visitors invited w. w.
King. N. G.; w. L Hopkins. Secretary:
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THE HOOPER FARM.
f3i23

THREE FINE LOTS NEAR STATE ON
11tE So. $1,000. Easy terms.
3 fine lots northwest. close in. cement
walks. $7hO. cash or cash: worth $3.50
each.
2 lots near Liberty park, $3.50 cash.
worth 1916 each.
2 lots 1ith So. near 9th e.. 5000 cash,
worth $500.
All owners nonresidents. We have a
very short time at these prices.
'See us" at once II you are Interested
HUBBARD INV. CO.,
&c w. Bird SO. Go
Phones 1I3.
Call OH US for Fire Insurance
hiss
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FURS AND FURRIERS

HAVE YOUR FURS REMODELED. RE-
paired, dyed and cleaned, Seal. otter,
beaver Persian lamb. astrakan, and
other furs made TO order r. Stencil
Fur Co., 81 Z 3rd So. Brth phones.
f2S43
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MINING STOCKS

4 BINGHAM STOCKS,
The time 20 buy the low-prlced
zm stocks. There are several Bing-
Fupsrtles. considered prospects to-
Hni will soon be among the big pro-
= There is no other district in the
country that has made the prog
tnEhsm has during the past ten
= Look this up. Satisfy yourself.
An Is not fnr away-take a run out.
-oe Inc properties. Judge by what
~ want e Bingham mine or Blnc-
Efoeks. call OF address
a VI. z. HUBBARD,
'""Ihird South. Salt Lake City.
q gla7O
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7-RoOM MODERN BRICK HOUSE IN
quire 226 e. 7th South e9a3a
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. l. r. A. M
stated convocation first Wednesday In
each month at Masonic hall. corner Sec
ond East and First South streets. Com
newsk?. II. P; Moses c. Phillips. Secre-
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WANTED

<<1I. MY MODEL oIIeLn, K 81 MaEToN sIeEness; !;
IaG a. Cali 40 so. 2nd west nlta'
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent. 2@1 Main street
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock. nl5sO
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NEW 3-ROOM HOUSE. 9Os GALE, 9TH
So, between 2nd and 3gd West. Rent
slS. Apply Bell +213-X. Ind. 1894. h+3
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LARGE BARN. WITH WATER z70 w.
South Temple. b425
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LARGE NICELY FURN. FRONT ROOM
and alcoye. S12 per month. Fone
5156-NK. No. Amos court Refer
ences exchanged. h1403
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GROOM MODERN BRICK. CLOSE IN
Both phones 1914 r1sqo
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED


FINELY FURN. FRONT SUITE, STEAM
neat e. l.. gas. bath; Housekeeping. -
East Brigham. hl757
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{ ',7-ToMoBILE OWNERS = WE
hSau .,a,spe room at No. 16l South
~. ~. fnr is automobiles. Arrange
ssr Ss made by calling on the Con-
',sS n Wagon and Machine Co; l5o
btate. HiiV'
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LYNDS CHAPTER. NO.
l. Order Eastern Star,
Masonic Tcnpie-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members viii receive a
cordial welcome. Alice
z. May. w. M, Mary G.
Wright. Secretary.
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IA NAN, THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
d as executive. correspondent,
elprk bookkeeper and stenogra-
steks position where ability, integ-
I'd conscientious work Will be pro-
|.nately rewarded: best habits, high
Ytlprences. Address J-30, Tribune,
h16S6
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Independent Order Of Odd Fellows.
FIDELITY LODGE. NO. II, ]. o. o. F.
Meets every Wednesday night at 3
o'clock, / o. o. +. Temple. Visitors well
come. ]. L. Lorghlin. n. G.; ], c. Smith.
Secretary,
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WANTED-PARTY WITH $1,000 TO $4,000
to finish financing q $4,000 proposition
that will clear $1,000 per month Will give
an Interest or u pc! cent for the loan,
and q position II desired. J-3. Tribune.
bl3Ii
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NEW SIX-ROoM BRICK, THOROUGH
ly modern; gas, furnace, etc; end So.
bet. 5th and 6th E.: rent s3O l. x L.
Furniture and Carpet InstaIlment Housn
Phones Exchange l3 b3Se
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--.,TrR DESK, CHEAP. 4e3 At
" NJ" s3IS3
Mock.
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MIDWIFE

- HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
La % Lizsie Geisler. 33s West
oeil l49S-X. Ind, 4037. 1911
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CARPET CLEANING

PERFECT WORK; NONE AS GOOD:
absolutely guaranteed. National House
Cleaning Co. Phones 1885. Ind. 9Ts, glSls
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-m-pNITURE, WHEN 1T NEEDS
.ftnr,ne Samples and estimates
uest fho" dT59
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AUTOMOBILE TIRES

Qsrp - --~~~-~>~-~~-~--~-
|1s ti-nas We you MONEY ON AUTO
Fart Ts, Garter's League Shop. 825
N3Upl1.
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WASATCH LODGE NO !, F. AND A.
M,.Masonic han second Friday each
month. Members % sister lodges and So
)ourning brethren In good standing in
vited. a e. Hutchinson. w. M. a. j..
Lowe. Secretary
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TUE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
.bold goods In good conS,tlSn aSsR f9iaI a
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ROOMS IN MODERN HOME, WITH
use Of piano and bath. Ind, 23S0
hl06S
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders Druehl 6.
Franllcn Drug Store Both phones 100,
G2oSc
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SIX-ROOM, 2-STORY MOD. HOUSE.
close In. s26, Inquire Sal Sickle the
Jeweler. 233 Main g35lS
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MOD. BROOM FLAT. STEAM HEAT
22i r. Brigham. Call bet A. m and
IL noon. Ind. 3fl3 E25S
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m IADy'S TICKET TO CHI
- once. II. C. Faulkner, phone
~ h1o42
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READY FOR OCCUPANCY NOV ,sT
me Lakeview apartment house corner
Sislln Msln and 2nd North streets. Ind phone
1900. y876
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS: BATH
and pantry. Apply s25 w. lst South.
HI Az
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOUSE
to rent, please call and look over our
lists, 1t will cost you nothing. Always
glad to serve you. No information over
the phone l x l. Furn. and Carpet In
stallment House. g2841
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-cA LADY'S TICKET FOR
10 Denver Via Leadville, Phone
1Iaoo an h4l9
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sl2 2.5o--THREE-R HOUSE 23S so
10th East. Call one door south. h1o6i
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- PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
|EsI Sofrles. rubber. copper. etc.
3 e,sS ,ssce Co.. $40 So. 4th West Phone
Junk ~0'' 1907
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<Egr JAPANESE WANTS WORK:
.'liQn porter or housework morning
ming or ell day; speaks good Eng
JS. Tribune. h1146
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. 10 FEED DURING WINTER; +;
~ and shelter, Odell & Schoppe.
By a"o hsS2
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THE REALTY, REMoDELED. NICELY
furnished rooms for permanent and
transient guests. g. l.. steam heat and
bath. 22Sl So. w. T. h1409
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'<1EsE: MUST DE HEALTHY. 81
,nth East. hio :
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-,,r7c TEACHER. HOUSEKEEPING
|vsiS vsieSorveniently located, with piano,
,srf sy TO be paid by music lessons;
y H.9o. Tribune. hllo
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--.,c SECONDHAND CLOTH
NNpe vaijses, best prices paid. 2s
trgnfI''s tregIaI ST. Reply by postal esta; RI
esrss11eass s1as ti4
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a COUPLE WISHES FURNISHED
SIfe will work for the room and
"rs. have references. j. s, Murray.
d Ss,iverv. h1679
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IcooRDEoN PLEATINa
sAaACEs AND RANGES

..6i ,CLEANED AND RE-
Isd srS SPAy ,cnimneys cured; roofs
I'D -uD painted. Harry Fenmel.
-o9ln
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.WANTED--SITUATIoN

.|rIDN BY A FIRST CLASS PASTRY
a and baker; sober and reliable.
a lag Tribune. hl7i0
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FOR RENT

HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS (MoDERN).
also house OF fve rooms. Inquire 81
"SSt otH SOuth street h12l1
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MOD FURN, ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping, f05 Z, End South, h1057
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I. o. o. T. TEMPLE DIRECTORY.
Subordinate lodges meet as follows:
Salt Lake Lodge. No. 2. Friday.
Enterprise Lodge. No. 10. Tuesday.
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DIAMONDS. WATCHES & JEwELRY

WHY PAY CASH. WHEN WE SELL
Just as fine merchandise At lower prices
than cash stores. on tho installment
plan? Your credit is good, Always glad
10 show goods. Large stock 10 select
from, Utah Jewelry Co. S23 S. Main St
g2a4s
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MODERN. 7-ROOM BRICK; sac, 224 II.
md So. street Phone l0Sf-Z hl606
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-zr Jy1R KEEP: GOOD CARE. LIT
sofk. Apply l2T East Third South:
h1604
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MCoND-HAND STORES

- T0 BUY, End HAND GOODS.
gnone olt6. Ind, phone z31. ca62l
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PERSONALS
HOUSE REPAIRS

BRICKWORE AND PLASTERING. ETC.
Job WORK specialists. Industrial House
Imp. Co. lud. phone i2ll2. E3lSi
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER WITH SIC FOR SAFE PROP
osition money secured. G-i2. Trib-
une. 1890
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CHEMISTS AND AssAYBRs

BIRD COWAN CO,
100 So. W. Temple. Bell phono ala.
Slo5O
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-06
HOGG MAKES STATEMENT.

Mr.. Hogg made a plain, matter of
fact statement, indulging in no ora
torical flights whatever. There were
one or two clashes between him and
Judge Hilton, but that was to have
been expected.
Adams, during the statement, sat
rocking back and forth in his chair,
for, the most part looking straight
ahead of him, and not at Mr.. Hogg.
Mrs. Adams gazed intently at Mr..
Hogg, never once taking her eyes
from him. Mr.. Meyer. who sat just
back of her, leaned far forward. his
arms on the seat in front of him. gaz-
ing without change of expression al
the speaker
Mr.. Hogp after thanking the jury
for the patience with which they have
waited the beginning of the case. be-
gan his statement.
"It has now been number of years
since difficulties first arose in Can
Miguel county. 1t is not my purpose
to discuss the merits of these Difficult
ties. However, as we pass along, it
may be our duty to call your atten-
ton to these conditions in order that
we may point out briefly the condi-
tions back of the murder of Arthur
Collins.
! The evidence will show YOU that
a year has passed since the first trou-
bles before Mr.. Collins was assassi-
mated. In July, 1901, the first out
break in the district occurred. Some
men We're injured at that time. some
killed. But apparently the trouble
had passed away. Mr.. Collins was
, manager of the Smuegler Union mine
He had conducted the business of tn,
company for some time. with complet.
satisfaction up to the time OF the frs
riot.
''On the night of November 10, 1902
Mr.. Collins was sitting in the parlor o
the building occupied by him as res
idence and Office at the Smuggler TN
ion mine. playing cards with others
Mr.. Kemp, an employe of the mine
A. b. Blaney, another employe. ant
Mrs. Blaney. his wife. Mr. Collins hat
his back to the front window. outside
of which was a porch. Between anC
10 O'Clock a shot was fired through
this window. striking Mr.. Collins in
the back. At the time he was shot
he said: 1 didn't believe they would
do it He was removed to a couch
and the next morning he died.
The shot was fired from a shot
gun, containing a charge of buckshot
The shooting occurred at night, late
in the fall and it was dark. Mr.. Blan-
ey will testify that he went out on
the porch to see If he could see any
one. He saw no one.
From that time to about the eth
of February, 1906, people were utter
ly unable to discover who had fired
that shot. The morning after the
shooting witness will testify he was
| present when an empty shell was
picked up in front of the house. Next
spring man named Webb will tell
you he found while looking over the