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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
SW|SSHELM SHOWS UP BRIGHT FUTURE
Developments in That Section Indicate Vast Possibilities
 Large Forces at Work

Percy Wilson. one of the directors of the Swisshelm Development com pany. was in the camp yesterday after supplies. The company's holdings, which consist of twenty-five or thir;y claims. gre located fifteen miles east of the new camp of CourtIand. NJ. s. Peysert is president of the company. H. $ Tallman secretary. In spsaa- ing of their property yesterday Wilsoa sid
 We have been working on our property six months. with an average of six men. The shaft is down abort sixty feet. and We have found good indications of copper all the Way down. Our property was first begun as q gold and silver proposition. but the gold is sappearing and tle cop per is coming in. Aseays at forty fest went SIP gold and silver. We are working in a lime and porphyry coz tact"
 Asked as to other properties in ta, Swisshelms, Wilson said Blayloca, two miles south. has a force of men at work and is down forty feet with a good showing.
 The Mead Mining company" he said. whose properties are north oi us. are down 265 feet and have plenty of gold and silver ore on the dump. Tlsy have q good equipment and are preparing to install cyanide plant for the treatment of their ores at the mine The company is composed ot Tombstone men"
 Wilson is spending most of his time at the Swisshelm property per sonally directing the work. Most of those interested as Lowell and lis bee people.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
TAFT 'Possum AT BANQUET

'Possum. the new Taftoniap deli oacy. will head the bill Of fare al the annual baaqust or the War Class" of inc English high school at the Amer caa Honse on the evening Of February 20. Half g hundred of Alabama g choice 'Dossums are already en route 'G Boston for the occasion.
 Every table Tn the banquet bsll Nill be gracsd with q handsomely ErCWned roast 'Dossum. A large pos gum trophy. tle catch Of the secretary of the class. \. M Berger. will be ex- limited at the head of the table while Alr. Berger gives a stereoptieOn lee tG=e on hss Alabama possum hunts. Each member of the class will be pre- sented with a souvenir. and q live
 pOssum will be given to tae class as q whole for a mascot. Even Presi dent elact Taft himself will be called upon to aid in making the affair a success. and he has been asked to send "possum -nessage" to be read that night
 The southern spirit will be still fur i1er promoted by the entertainment program, many members of wnicl WI b. cf a southern nature. Frederick P. Johnston IS to give a Georgia cake walk. while Jim Doyle. the Bowery naro1y writer. has prepared one of his parodies for the occasion, which De calls mostly abeu
 These are but a few of the attractive features which will be presented when the class of '9S gathers in rsunioa.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
GREENE t-CANANtA C0.
 IS IN ASCENOEhCY
Development of Property and Results of Operations Grat- :
 flying to Owners.

James Douglas makes the follow ing statement concerning the Greene Cananea mine: This Cananea Con solidsted company has resumed vorE under such improved conditions as to convert the old suspicion of fail ure into practical certainty of eco homie success. The long period os suspension was the reverse of being a period of idleness. When work was resumed in September, not only was the old smelling plant rebuilt, upon the original site, bur the general de sign Of the furnaces and the methods of furnace treatment were so improv- ed that on starting. twD-thiris of the old production was made with less than one-half of the plant in opera ton. 4 more important improvement than the reform of the blast furnace and converting department has been the success attending the reveTbatory practice as applied to the smelting Of flue dust and concentrates. Using oil as fuel, half of the heat is recovered in the generation of steam. and by ingeniously feeding highly silicious ore in Q steady stream through the roof in contact with the side walls. it is feJtled economically, reducing notably the wear and tear while smelting highly refractory ore. The bedding system, also designed under the management of Arthur $. Dwight, has been worked out to a practical success. Thus L. D. Ricketts, with the cooperation of Charles F. Shelby, is rescuing a great property from a dangerous position
 The Greene-Cananea properties pro- duced I9.12S.000 pounds of copper f49,246 ounces of silver and 3046 ounces Of gold in 1908. These results were from six months operations After eight months of idleEess. the Greene shelter resumed early in July with two furnaces ih December there was produced 3,540.GO0 pounds of cop per, slightly under the total for the preceding two months; g4.23S ounces of silver. the largest monthly figure with q single exception, since resump- ton Of operations. and 542 ounces of gold In detail the output Of the Greene-Cananea Copper company dur ing the year 1908 was as follows:
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER
Especial Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 r,nc--r>r - n rNn-a Il,rtt.. ms

Especial Wire to L. J. OVeTlock-)
 BOSTON, Eeb. 9.-East Butte was again the bright spot in the local market today, advancing on heavy buying from 10 to 12 and closing at Inc top Important developments in regard to the property are expected daily and if the present showing ma terialises as the officers expect, the stock $ il IT nsically cheap at 20. This seek Ess many friends and the buy inc Crdsrs at present are making 9 very broad and active market for the stD.k. We have just received word from the Superior and Rostou that the openings there are beyond the most sanguine expectations and that 1t Is already assured that a large mine VII be developed on the prop erty. The delay in listing has been caused by the engravers not gettns crl 'ke certificates but We under stand II at they are now ready and tEat it Is only maL'sr of a day or tive before the stock is listed.
 PaTrctt acted especially well in the dull maIket today alid should cross 90 on this hitch.
 We have confidential information that contrary to the News Bureau re- port. Calumet & Hecla and Osceola officials were in conference all day today and negotiations may be sue cessfully completed North Butte acts Q little heavy, but does not snow any pressure at present.
 Buy East Butte, Superior & Boston, shannon, Parrott and Atlantic.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10

The above figures represent the production from the mines of both the Greene Consolidated Copper company and the Cananea Central Copper com pany, which are controlled by the Greenc-Cananea Copper company. The Greene properties have just closed the first full year since control passed to the Cole-Ryan interests. The smel- ter blew in the first two furnaces which have been entirely remodeled. on July 10. Prom tune to time addi- tiuaal furnaces have been blown in un- til al present six of the battery ot eight are in operation. IL IS not m contemplation by the management tO fire up the other two furnaces at pres ent. Metallurgical changes which are taking place at tne plant were the cause of the falling or in Deccmber's TrOduction. Noycmber's cost of pro oGction was the lowest reached by the present management and also consid e-ably under the lowess level ever made by the former regime. The December cost was not far from 10 cents a pound
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
DICK BROS. LETTER.

Special Wire to l.. J. OyerlockD
 NEW YORK. Feb. 9-Stocks be came irregular today after the rush of short covering suDsided iHFrt was dullness and some reaefionary ten dency ia the afternoon. but none O. the losses were of consequence RocA Island issues to which we have been calling your attention are getting ac- tive at advancing prices. Panhandle is making quiet but steady advances The Iuterboro Met. is picking up again and promise to do much better. These are stocks that are attracting atten- ton. They will yield more profits than the "so-called" general list
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
REoFiELo RsAPpoINTEo
lSDecial fo Inc Reviaw

T
 WASHINGTON, Feb son tho recommendation of Hoval A. Smith and others, the president aas reap pointed Leonard D. Redfield post master at Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
WHY WORKING WOMEN
 DO NOT MARRY

Ia aa article entitled A Substitute ic- Matrimony' in the February Wo- mans Home Companion. Anna Steese Richardson proves conclusiveIy that fne majority e business girls of today do nos marry because the men they might marry do not earn as much money as they do. Mrs Richardson speaks with authorlty-sae has a greater experience than perhaps auy ether woman In America. She con ciudes her article thus:
 The business wou0an of today is achieving success al he sacrifice of domestic content aud maternal in stinet Is it worth waile2
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
COPPER. |S kT
 A STANDSTILL
 IN THE MARTS
Trading is Fitful and Holders of Stock Are Fighting Shy Of the Market
tBy Frank J. Grafl

Superior & Boston was the feature of today's market. selling at the close as high as SiJ.37. the high mark for tho day. East Butte was also active and sold as high as SIP. TSere has been no good reason given out as vel for the advance in these two stocks. It looks as though Superior X Bostoa is selling rather high for part paid stock. Superior & Pittsburg is in- clined to be weak. as well as Greene Cananea Shattuck and Denn are both verY well supported at present prices. The market is practically al a standstin in tAe majority of issues. although there is no stock that is being forced onto the market.
 Closing Ouotaripus-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10

BOUSE. Ariz.. Feb, 9.--The discov- cry of an appreeiable quantity of cop per glance in the west drift of shalt No. on tae Clara Consolidated mine at Swansea, Ariz.. has brushed away all doubt as to the ultimate success Of this property, and records a signal success fer its Los Angeles and east ern packers.
 This find, occurring at a depth or 200 feet in an old shaft sunk years ago by early pioneers. determines the scurca firm which thev tc7k rock t17af
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
PoTTge PALMER suYs MINE

CHIHUAHUA. Mexico, Feb. 9.-Por fer Palmer. IT,. of Chicago. has be- come the owner of a Mexican silver mine He has just closed a deal for the Promontcrio mine at Cusihuiria c1'c. buying from Francisco Delgardo and JolB E. I3aTcenas.
 During the last four years tbe for mer owners took out S200. .e80 worth oi silver ore. all running 250 ounces and upward tO tde ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
TRIAL RUN AT ROUND MOUNTAIN

The first trial run and cleanup at the mill Of the Solid Gold Mining and Leasing company at Round Mountain has been made. 4 lot of ore estimsJ ed at 300 tons has been treated during h. past ten days. averaging between
 lJ and S20
 The first run was pronounced a suc-
 ess, ani it is expected that the mount of bre run through the mli viil be materially increased until the mill is running to its full capacity of ixty tons a day
 Besides rhe large amount Of low grade ore run. a dump containing eighty tons of $66 ore was completed recently. Ii yielded 175 pounds Of amalgam. the proceeds belonging 70 the Round Mountain Daisy Mining cOmpany
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
Mning, SnG|terS and Stock QuOtaiOnS
Discover of Copper Glance
 at Swansea Assures Success

paid taem to ship down the Colorado river and to Swansea. Wales. At the same time it proves that rich deposits of glance lied buried in the immense vein recently crosseut and proved l50 feet in width, carrying both oxide and metallics and sulphide ore.
 The value of the find is further en' hanced by the corresponding increas~ in gold. and predict'cns Cf very nigh class matte are freely made.
 Last week orders were placed for a s5-ton converter plant winch is to be installed as the shelter goes up.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
RAILROAD RUMoR REVIVED

The news of the proposed extension Of the E. F. & s. W. nom Benson to the coast in direct competition with the Southern Pacific Is causing much comment in railroad circles. both east and west, says the PrOspeetOr. The railroad war is imminent and specula- tion is rife as to the time when the Phelps-Dodge interests will begin ac- tuai wcrk al the Arizona end. It Is understood the route will be from Benson via the RineaE ranch to San Diego. An alliance with the San Diego 4 Arizona road is probable. in which event the route may be slightly chang cd after leaving Tucson and would take in PaCenix and Yuma
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
WIRELESS TO BE COMPULSORY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The house gave virtually its entire session to the consideration Of bill pertaining to ihe District of Columbia. A message from the president was read recon. mending a law requiring ocean going vessels to be equipped with wireless telegraph apparatus.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-10
CAPT. T. N. POTTS
 SUCCEEDS QuALTROUGH

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-Capt- T. VI. Potts on duty at Washington navy yard has been selected to command battleship Georgia, succeeding Capt Edward F. oaultrough suspended from duty following trial by court martial at Gibraltar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.

CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.
Few things give as much genuine
pleasure to the mother or father as
a pair of comfortable slippers; few
things would delight the sister or
daughter more than a pair of fancy
slippers. Our Christmas stock of
slippers for men, women and children
is the fullest and best we have ever
had
Womens plain felt slippers s1.OO u
pair.
Misses furtrmmed felt slippers
(grey or red), sizes ~ to 2, price s1.15
pair.
Children's, sizes . to II 1-2, price,
S1.00 "a pair
"Hiawatha" Indian moccasins for
men. women and children. They
make ideal house slippers. Infants
sizes. l to 6, 75c a pair. Childs sizes,
to 10. S1.OO pair. Misses sizes IL
to 2, $50 pair. Women's, $500 a
pair. Youths sizes II to 2, S1.5O a
pair. Boys sizes 8 to 5, $500 pair.
Mems. 1925 pair.
Women's slumber slippers in red,
blue, pink and gray, 75c a pair.
Mems slumber slippers in red and
gray, 75c a pair
Mems kid slippers, black and tan,
Faust, Cavalier. Opera and Everett
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13
AT YOUR SERVICE.

Leave your packages and presents
os all kinds here with us, we will pack
them properly and deliver them or
mail or express them so they will ar
rive at their destination at exactly
the right time. only too glad to be
of service to you.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13
NECKWEAR Is NICE.

She will be glad of a dainty bit
of neckwear and our stock gives you
wide selection and best values to
choose from.
All the latest styles, lace and en-
brOidered collars, Jabots, Jet Collars,
Dutch Collars, all at saving prices,
25c 20 $500 each.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13
MEMS ovERCoATs.

styles, prices Sf.o0 up to $500 a pair.
Great Holiday Special on Mems and
Women's Shoes.
Any Mans $500 shoes for. .S4.4O
Any Ladies' $4.00 shoe for. -. S335
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13

GLOVES ARE FINE GIFTS.
We offer the correct styles and col
Ors in a great variety. If you are not
sure of the size or color, buy a glove
certificate, no better values anywhere.
We sell the best sc Canvas Gloves
in Pendleton. Examine them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
ConverSando con NasSenet

Hennos tenido La buena suerte de
Salmorzar, la semana pasada, con Mas
sennt. Ell ilustM amtor de "A1anon, }"
de "Werther,'' del "Cid"", esta afli--
g;do al YER que "Baco" no da todos
los ingresos deseables, no porqne la
question de dinero le interese, pues
el Sc sobrepone a ella, sino porque
cree, CON aagarna raz6n, en- la vera
tnidad del plblico parisiense. De to-
dos modos. me ha anunciado que la
opera en- que trabaja actualmente, se-
RI dada EN- primer lngar en- Monte
Carlo y quizas nq,nca en- Paris.
Esta opera es "Don Quiiote, Ell
hembre de la triste figura, 10. cual no
impedira que la opera sea muy allegro.
El autor nos ha dicho CON insisten--
cha, que seria una opera c6mica 6
bier opereta~
Chaliapine representara q Dom Qui-
jote. Fugere, Ell excelente cantante de
Ia opera c61nica, desempefar5 a pa
pel de Sancho PanZa. La seTorita
Arbea iuterpretara Dmcinea, de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
-(lo)-

honbro de sobrina voose seguido del perro Cuando
Sc huberon perdido sus pasos, pregunto Mildred
i He hechO NAL, ito?
-s sEn que, queridas
-IIabando caballero. No tenia ntenci6n pero
Yabez estaba dciendo jantes fin, semeiantes
dsparates. que pude contenerme.
Fires querida impulsiva muchacha, Mildred Pc
ro esta vez, hay dano. cuando debes evtar el
hacero otra nade sabe quien la gente que pasa
por aqu este uror de No todos los hombres
que vsten bien caballeros cuao 10 parezcan
-iOh, este estoy segura de que 10 es -
i de veras ?-dijO Mr. Curzon sonriendo.-iY por que
S's.nidad, vamos YER?
-Iaba tan facilmente-dijol la joven bastane fall
ia dc l6gica-y he sendo inquietud nj embarazo.. .
81 hablase usted. tio
-; !-hizo el rector divertido.-E parecido era
bastante gero iY abuelo Yabez estara con su tema
favrito. eh?
ST. ito vaca; casi ha puesto Mamie de adro
i Esta desmemoriado Yabez! Pero apretemos e
paso, porque tn tia gusta de que la hagan esperar
AL siguiente dia Mr.. Curzon encontr6 de
Mr. Donner trabaron agradabe dialogo, concluyendo
porque rector convidase joven amorzar Dos dias
despues la invtac6n fue para transcurrie-
muchos sin que apasonado afecto unise e orazn
de los dos 6venes Ell resultado fue pedr el arsta oe
nemente la de Mlie que le fue concedi ptrvios
nformes un snndmero de dstingos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

Chatfed Woodleigh dc loG srscio
%1e Ingaterrs, grandes arboles .es coli
zas Dsta tres millas de la extaesim a Gesweaa49
dstrito puramente agricola esse Gas isrry
mediante una hermosa carretera-
Chatfeld Woodleigh notable psr gEan n,aa-ro de
ancianos La vida ALI tan seneilia Gaae
extralo que la vida Sc proongue hastaEee.
Juo de elos estaba sentado bs5D eo1u6s arhDa
brane tarde de JUNO; el tempo ealuroso, eli
anciano-quizas Ell mas viejo del pueblo -sorHdaha
un anguo banco Nadc saba los avs CUR tenia ea
abuelo Yabez habia nacido otra pazroa no reeor
tabn en- que fecha. Glen amos aa. sagla ag gen.
tes =
Que era un viejo cabia dRdas ten1 aijo baanco
el cabello como de setenta as pareca
10 como el Ell abuelo Yabez aaa hien chaueate n
era 81 SUI hijo cuando nm hensse ~uchsehn, uobfo,
llaunaba al abuelo. En- realidad Il eEa "a hEabw1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

oual hara una joven muy coqucka go
Sc divierte con ell amor caballeresoO
del heroe, pero que, POGO a POGO, sc de-
ia enternecer por La candida grande-
"a del personaje.
En- ed almuerzo, Massenet ha evOca-
do recuerdOS curiOsoS de Su juvent1d
y de su edlad madura. En- Italia le
ha sl1cedido, en- una nisma semana,
ser llamado "caro amigo" por Garibal-
di y "figlio mio" por el Papa Pho TX,
"lo cual explica mi ecaecticismO en- po-
litica," aiiadi6 ell ilustre compositor q.
por 10 deanas, ha tenido por hernia
nos tres generates; uno bonapartista,
el seg,1ndo realista y ell teroero gene
rad de la "Comuno.''
Massemet mo Sc deja impOner por
las testaS coaonalas. COnserva su fran
Qrreza con elias, sin tomar, como es
Gle SupOner, el tOnO de I'm riistic0. Ell
Emperador Guiller1no le pregunt6 un
dia en- Berlin, adonde ell lustre conn
positor habia lido para pomer en- esce-
ma "Esclamome," que. efecto protlmci--
ria su preaemcia en- Paris, pregunta
embarazOsa, pucs en- ese momemto
sGrgian dificultades entire Franca Y
Prussia. Para salir de apuros, Masse-
net respondi6 trsnquilamente
Hay mas de una mujer en- Paris 4
quien La ida de vuestra majeBtad IN
tereearfa.
El Emperador sc rio mucho de esta
repuesta.
K. K.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12
De Mayaguez

Esta noohe tieme el Centric Espanoa,
una esplendida velada, EN- la que toma-
"a parte el aplaudidlsimo tenor seiior
Pedro Sotorra, cantando entire otrOs
;nalmeros mllsicales, la jota de "La
Algeria de la Huerta,' com que tantos
.aplausos conqauisto iltimamente EN-
<'NoWedades.
Esta de placemes ell Cemtro, y tam
biem 10 estam algunos "amauteurs" del
canto que no asistem al Centre, pules,
-desde la plaza del immortal genOves, Sc
puede escuchar perfectamente la eaner-
.g;ca y sonora voz del simpatico tenor
espanol, que nos vista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

El lngenlero Municipal, ha avisado
q! pueblo EN- general por medic de la
-prensa, que EN- los dias II y IL de Oc-
tubre, no habra aqua EN- la ciudad, de-
dido a un cambio de tuberia que se
va a hacer en- el Acueducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

Esta tardc helnos tenido baseball
zen el Himnlfomo. Para cclebrar es-
tc "matnh' ha ren;,lo d stle Agnadi--
ila, el ''team'' s. Ae2ila," QUE lucha con
nlestra valiente novena "Ideal"
Ell desafio resarlto POGO animado de-
bido que los jltgadores de Aguadl--
Ma, res1rltarom muy pequenos para los
slel "Ideal."
Com el "Aguila' vimos jugando tres
. cuatro 'T1layers" de la localidad,
exeemtes todos, Y apesar de ESQ, no
Sc lleg6 termirrar ell match por ca
xccer de importamcia. Ideal. hizo 16
S;alreras, "Aguila" 2. %"
Corresponsal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-10-12

<, ha comentado favorablemealte en-
Mayaguez, el nombramiemto del senior
jose Basora y Mestre, para Ell cargo
de Secretario de la Corte.
Ha recihido inumeras fe1icitaciomes
de diversas personas pertemeciente a
todas las clases sociales. NADIA mas
jp,sto que se haya desigmado al senior
Basora, para el desempeno de aquel
puesto, pues. por ley de ascemsO le
correspondia, y por virt1ld de su hon
radez y laboriosidad, es a1n digno de
mayor merecimiealto.
Es pIes el nuevo Secretario de la
Gorte, digno successor del senior Vera,
zen 10 que respecta a caballerosidad y exac
to cumplimiento de sus deberes, en- To-
que 8respecta a conocimDentos Judicial
aes ha ganado algo nuestra Corte. Va
va mi felichaci0n al distinguido CO.
rreligionario, a q1ien siempre he Wis
t., en- ell palenuue de nuestros ideales,
como buen soldado.
Los editorules del "Heraldo' y del
S<Boletin''. referentes la pollcia, Sc
han leido profllsamente en la ciudad,
p,ais seguimos muy de cerca los asrml-
tos policiacos. toda vez que por aca
tambien de cualdo EN- calando, tora-
mos con ciertos agenntes del 0rden, q.
sdcjan tamaiiitos d aqluellos del ITEM
30 che la ominosa. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-08-13
Wife CLAIMS HUBBY
gave Her away

my husband gave me rs a pres
ent to Rodriques, SO went to live
with him"
with these startling words Maria
Pimente, wife of a Spanish laborcr
at Aica. answered a charge that she
had deserted her fond and loving
spouse for the sake of Porto Rican
fellow laborer.
Chief Leal made trip down to
Aiea yesterday afternoon to arrest
Maria and Rodriques, who were liv-
ing together as man and wife.
II appears that Maria, who is mar
ried to Spaniard, had deserted her
lawful spouse and had taken up with
Rodriques, who is Porto Rican.
On hearing that the woman had left
her husband for Rodriques. the
plantation management discharged
the Porto Rican. who then took up
his abode outside the plantation
boundary.
The husband became very excited
over the fact that his wife had left
him, and purchased revolver upon
which he is alleged to have looked
with great fondness.
The guilty pair were up In court
this morning, and the wife, in an
swer to question as to why she had
gone to live with Rodriques, replied
as above quoted.
Several neighbors testified to the
fact that Maria and Rodriques were
occupying the same house, and. that
to all intents and purposes they
were man and wife.
Judge Andrade delivered lecture
as to the improperly of having
husband No. whilst No. is still
above ground, and fined the fair
lady $50. and the stealer of wives
was ordered to pay $50. From the
present look of things both the pris-
oners will have to work out their
Indebtedness to the Territory by
hard work in the Jail.