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KIDNAPPED Girl
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY, 10
SETH JANER MAY BE HANcEI
III CONVICTED.

Bs t'more, Feb. 4---Ths Baltl-
more grand jury will today ndlct
Jos Janer, who Is accused OF kidnsp-
ing Katerine Loersch from her home
Brc0klyn, and II ne Is convicted
Of the or me he may be hanged. ia
ner br9ught the grl TO this ty and
lived with her at the Lomm Hotel
and afterwards at. boarding hod q.
He sad she wac his daughter. The
girl tells rsyo.ting story OF the
acts OF Janer Gov. Crothers has
Interested himgef in the casa and .
speedy trail f. certain.
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Open. DOOR 3.
j. !. !. IN ORIENT
GERMAN FmENDsHns FOR AMER
ICA cEMnNTE,. Mr MUTUAL
2 INTEREST IN QUESTION. 4.

New, York, Feb, 49, Count TO-
hama Henreh Won Bernstoff. Ani-
oassador of the German empire to
the limited States. was gie-t OF
homer alta reception gwen by the
'0hamber soTlCommerco, here this att
ernoon. He graciously responded TO
the welcoming address With assuraa-
ces or Gerlhanyis friendship for
America. which It endship no de-
cared was made all the more table
and enduring by ths JOINT intete i
In niaiataln ng an open door In the
Orient. '.ss's ~ 9''
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The program OF aquatic Are
.woF<ss ~ sR,aRnsde ipcssdes etas as
Gems on OF balloons with traits .of
fiery effects. fllaMiA Il ON -of0ths har-
Dor with pr smat.c lights. chan sing
fints. fdspiay ofDfs rockets. the d.
charge Of I bombs Eand et-pieces.
Prosperity to- Norfolk There viii
also be treubsllions. nests OF. nery
Eohths, sunclaster rockets. diving
ds.i'ss and fy ng q n. batteries OF
goldel gyra,lng eftects. Bengal
lights. aeriai Swrigg ers Submarine
to- peders. aerial s,eighbeils and hun
dreds of other start ng and bean
tifvl effects. ~.
The committee OF the 'sieague Is
cooperating with the industrial
commisSt on in connection with the
virginian railway jubilees which will
be he'd on or about April LIST.
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CAUSING sERIoUs CONCERN IN
frrrsBukG se' ,oyEaRuS,,
sswTH WORST ELEMENT or
BLACK RACE :. us

=Rittsharg.. Fab. 4s=-=:.It IL II a crime
for = posrovtobeysn wave his hand
at a. white WOMEN" sad Captain OF
Pollen Murray to-day : .Capta;p. Muir.
ray,is ip charge oti'iIsrron Hill h,ss
tnlctn whchshas been tsrrorizsi by
negroes for some timc. Is One hun-
dred and twenty six of thin were
arrested yesterday. and 10 many OF
them semitic jauw "A numberl oil
whites wamen have been as aulted
recently noHeTra, Hill ID strict. Ind
white peoples i'm moba0 and assisted
pys,the pol ce,. ara determined io
stamp out crime n II Ia peceysars
20 lynch q few backs, a6
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!. 81 Y. Charges
TO BE INVESTIGATED BY COM.
Mi1TEE OF THE SENATE.

n charleston, w Va, Feb.1a.--F'or
the second time IN a year Theodore
Alyord, former president. or the
AeJpttil-Saaloop Legagpeg wltqbe called
upon TO produce proof to substan-
tiate his charges that there was n
million dollar pool formed TO bs
used to defeat prohibition isglsla-
ton. The senate adopted reso.u-
ton calling for the appointment OF
q committee to INVESTIGATES III,
charges and It rs not unlikely that
steps Will be taken 70 pun 1sh A'vJrd
az mis- charges are proven to be false
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ed by the delegates from the varioss
state seasfcyiAi d,stricts,A attending
the ssSss neniestfRe lcs4 tlon. L
Is urged that this bill suits condi-
ticaa In m ming eoahkiss Better than
gsneral primary law and q the
same time safesuards the r.xhts or
fffs psopse. n mrh accord With the
agreement mado 1T Charleston when
William Il. Glasscock was nomina.,
ted, concerning the future conduct
OF coavsnt:ons and the state coms
mfttee. steoes'' -. ils'p
the bin was referred to the COM
m.'toe on privileges aud slectioas
ana VIII be reported back favora-
Bile at once. NA~fSH q y
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WITH THE. s. y: !: ". i: !. J:
80. -, iGs
!: !. /: 4 !: !. .. LEGISLATURE
SOME OF THE LAWS cPRoPosED
AND OPINIONS or THE STATE
81 PRESS, als3.i beg 80. r'l xxx ~

4 J. F. =
oWhila then evil OF echiid labor N
this state1 ~. not has, aerious ; as IA
many other states bib has been
proposed tTCharleston t9Fstrength-
en- our law, The present statute
has several very large loop hoiet :
/ Under exciting, law,vwhile Child rem
are not erm.ttedr to work duhlne
school hours. there ia inethingl ia
preYentIeyeessiyq epplosmeHk 10 Iva.
cation or indeadn night work during
school atteHdances.fizs sat vcaf Z"
The proposed law While curing
these defects, perm Is EXCEPTIONS OF
the law where, the certificate 10 sign.
ed bysths circuit Judge This bro
vision isi q wise one and provides
against hardsh ps which, the baW
would otherwise ryorkaes As,q j -.
h The legislature shpuIdn give Ith5
matter careful attention, for dts DUB
jectl matter is the mot precious oil
our states possessions.t7-Parke rs-
burg Dispatch-Nsws. Bn.s .eaa5n
~ BULK SAId1S BILL 2
sq The leg slatnrs SCENE to be tax.
ng d fferent view OF the i"b bulk
! aies bill" this year. iii has alrdady
passed, the senateaand has gone Il
second reading IN the 'Iouse and 20
far no opposition has been appar.
This bill aims to furn. sh protec.
ton to the totiber or wholsaa er who
g yes credit ana deeks TO prevent
sale IN default OF creditors. ~
m No honest man can DO. affected b.
- beeominR a law and It will FUR
nish q much needed protection I,
business men in many AVENUES D
MISUNDERSTANDING Dispatch Newg
/ ~ UNIFORM TEXT BOOKS.
The uniform text book bill nov
pending in the senate and recelv nj
the uFual attention, is ono of th
most important matters of legisla
ton before that body. tits a ste
N the direction of cheaper ng tn
price Of text books and securing unl
foFalty Ia the schools OF the state
--CharlsDton Mail eem
Senator Gray Silver has introdhce,
a bill In the state senate creating
comm son 70 inquire into the sub
ject OF free school books for chit
dren. Whether OF not free book
are furnished fer chCdrea. ther
should be a. uniform ~ of BOOKS
hNeryone SHOULD be In favor Of
law OF this kind .-s4Ceredo Advance
NEW PRIMARY BILL.
Senator Hatfield has introduced
primary bill In the senate and will
lead an earnest fight to push
through in preference to the vinso,
and Cooper b i'ss Ma
The bill provides that state nom
natlons shalI b. made by eouyer
tiops,s but that delegates TO all coz
ventions shall be ssctea By dlstrie
PRIMARIES Central commgttsemo
n count es must also he chosen b
primaries, all held under the sam
avg that apply SO general election,
State committeeman shall be eJsa
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- ,,.-,, - ee.,
81 i"'Asnan' a. fep' 4--tAn
address By pr. ~ A. Baker, OF CO.
sunrbua, OHIO. xenerai superIntend.
ent of the Ant saloon League OF
America, mas the feature Of yestsr-
-day1s session OF the !. conference OF
the Southern Ant Saloon League.
The speaker Devoted most or his at
tentioaeto tedarai legislation on the
liquor que.tion ana expressed the
belief that We have Speaker Can.
non scared into giving us. at aeast
some OF the things Tor, which We
have been contend ng." 81
AFTER ElGItI YEARS FIGHT
Pa answer 10 the numerous. re-
que tseaseto what hi Is the Anti-sa-
loon t,eASAe asked for, DR.. BAKER
yestet dsye yafternbon issued the fol-
lowin& offciai abatement:
frhe esght years tikAt OF the Ant.
Saloon sue % pfotsct the states
agtiinxt ~ Gee esbfi 81 tlIsir LIQUOR
lava und stlte' So &c zosI Siaterstata
conlmstce about to receive partial
ree6Kafit:p AS urances were Civ
emf IN spoak I'll fsannon,s district last
faii tbat S hs was reelected some
mSasnfa wonn be passed. IN
Tpes1eadcrs in Congress have de-
cidS1 10 Sneofporate such provisIpa9
in ltbssrevisfqn OF the penal code an I
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MRS. ..R!GHARlsgN DEAD
PASSED TO HER REWARD TINS
MORNING AFTER ALONG I'LL.
NEss@9FFuSERALI ToMoaRbw
2 AFTERNOON s1 -


i1strs. Charles Richardson died lh's
morning at 4o'clock at her home on
Rees street, after an Illness extend
UNCOVER several months Mrs. Rich
.rdson was a native OF Giles county.
va, and was Al years old. She
came here with Her husband in 1ss2
and Is lurvivsd BY the husband and
one daughter yz9 ~ nf
!. The deceased was a member Of
Bland street Method st church. The
uneral hour has not yet been def
'niteiy fixed, but VIII be some time
tomorrow afternoon and the inter-
ment WIFI take place at walnut
Grove. bsa Ti9sao99aag Il9aH
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INVEsHCATlON
=. IS ORDERED
I'm. fS S an T7T3 SSfA
COMMITTEE or 74iE kEf;isr.A-
ruRE ApfoixrEDA a. 45 HEAR
yapEl9
EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT on,
THE CHARGERS or MfsxANAoE
? 49, so 3k ,.a0Gt .diN li4a&
i MkST AT THE rllElsNflgTl'RNTIARy.


| cfPpprlss'o on EYla,} Before adj
lournment yesterday the following
committee was apnpDointSi ID 'iii nTysst !.
gate thu charges made By Dsisxate
u. r. Moore. or Marsha i, against
the management Of the state PEN
tentiary, towit;s Senators Flynn ana
Fisher and Delegates colsord,a WAR
den and Hall Fsher and Nal are
Democrats. S''r ae''t+'sNA =
lAe conference comm!tteerof tha
0enate and hqu q, reported back to
sheir respective bodies. Wednesday
morn ng, thai, they had agreed .upon
the senate resolution to allow com
mittece from tho present legislature
20 nveHtigatel tho charges !, sxtenaing
the time ~ WI 'ch tney are called
upon e report 70, February 18Th.
The senate aud house agreed 10
he. report OF the conference COM
pttee. which Na5 arrived. at when
was explained that the committee
could summon witnesses to Charles
ton and oconduct, a large part 81 their
inyestlgat1 ons a. the calatoi.
an the senets tbs ryportgof tho
con n serence cmmittee- was adopted by
unanimous vote, white in the house
me report was adopted oyer the
protest pf Delegate Moore, who ip-
isted q that l.ls the tnYssiJSatlop be con-
Quoted by commlttee appointed by
ne board e public works sARrovid-
Mr.. Moore ON the floor oorn OF the
eopss said that to make q. thorough
snYestigqtlop az the charges ,hs had
made against The management and
wnlch ne had np fear would be sus-
lained, that Il was Improper 10 take
,thres members away firm the house
and two from the, senate and that Oh
n1sssSee9sity i would require tho pres
ence % this committee at Mound
Vile. -" 2u' =, sNAs 81
"a, Mr, Nugsnt and Mr., Hall asked
mat the report of the committee bs
adopted as al these features had
been discussed ! BY. the conference
committee.
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FATALLY HURT IN
\. &. W. WRECK"
CONDUCTOR AND BRAKEMAN
WILL DIE-rwo OTHERS sERI.
OUSLY INJURED IN WRECK
THAT OCCURRED NEAR IRON
TON. ,a1se. :

Z Irontoa, o., Feb. ain a freight
wreck on the Norfolk and WESTERN
near here, Conductor Plymaie. had
his arms cut OF and Brakeman
More his legs ground on and two
others were seriouGly injured 81
Plymale and Moore reside at Ports
mouth They may die as aSresult
OF their injuries. $50 -.
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!. model CHARTER

HT THE MEETINGe OF THE
cHAMBER or icoMNERoE TIHE
QUESTION OF ADOPTING A CHAR
TER SIMILAR TO THE NEW MbD.
Ell CHARTERS or BuNTINGToN
AND CHARLESTON WILL BE bis-
CUssED. 30 ~ lA.E 81 es
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WANTBD--Pos: ton as commits A.
~ OF scrip clerk. Seven years OK
perisnce Address H., care Daily
Leader. 2-4-gt
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The reia able mix man, wilson's
Evaporated Mnk5 Save ne labels
and get free silvervare.
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KEEPING ACCOUNTS

With reference 70 the maa1 r. of.
keeping accounts OF the expand-
lures and work done on publle roads
n many counties OF the state ears-
al accounts have been kept, show
Ing the number OF days. york done
by whom and the amount paid, the
mileage OF road let TO contract, etc.
while in other counties the accounts
have ,besa so srnsasBe thstethe coun-
" clerks are unable TO. We any
idea ether Of the number OF miles
or road in the county or OF monee
annEal yTexpend a on the pabaac
roads&E tEt
I. with reference TO the mileage o.
roads in tho counties and the
amount Of money annually expended
theron and also with reference To-
the tets OF road materials, report
.of which ssfequred. may state
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u2o wilson EvaDora eu MIX, save
the labels and get free siIvsrware.
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\! A|!A|l'XI'CHlAGE:s' III
+. ! BADLY. NEEDED
IN THE ROAD SYSTEM or Tsns
sraTE--srArE HIGHWAY IN
srEcroR FINDS THlSos Il
BAD SHAPE IN WEST VIRGINIA

~" tt~-" tftiAi ~. -s~'t f4t,tf ftt
From tine parttsatt report iIsseti ite 4 ~
State Highway Inspector b. T., wal
Lams, from which the FOL owing m
tercsting data Is taken nm i
In compliance with,sthe provisions
Of tbs act, have made a careful
study Of. the conditions IN this state
and other states ofvths Union and.
have gwen especial attention 20 the.
avs of the states OF New jersey
New York. Conn acticut. aaIa saehu-.
sets. Michigan. PeansylvaDia, Mis-
souri, and Illinois. And with refers
ence to the question of convict la
Dor on the pub. iclroads have given
careful attention to such provisions
In the. laws OF some. cbf Tthe other,
states. n reTaah IN fsnf oe
InpWest Nirgnia5 as; q M many OF
the other states of the Union, a very
small per cent of the total mileage
sf the public roads rs now located.
ON sites which arc best adapted TO.
Tho construct oai and fsnaint nance OF
a good system of public road, nor
are they n many cases located o as
to best serve the interests OF the gen
eral public in the development OF
the state. A very small per cent OF.
these roads has, received any effort
at permanent Improvement; end, In
many cases where permanent I'M
,proSenient has been attempted il has.
met with partial or total failure;
in some Instances beanse aofsthe luse
OF lunsu table material and in others
because of lack, OF esusHcient.
knowledge OF the pr nciples of road
ouf diagsoa 6El- s.IIg zqS
ANALYSIS OF ROAD MATERIAL.
I'm this connection, ~ sincsreIy
tr st that the collect on and ANAL
sis of road materials when neosnpist-
cd viii be. of real vaiue 90 the road
burdefS or the state aa ngJ
Only a short TIME so twosor thrse
uiilesof stone road wa ba.lt In che
county of the states or material
which was not previously analysed.
1 suggested to some of the tartses
who were Interested, that before
building the road they ought to Sc
cure an analysis or the material out
OF which they expect TO bdiid IL.
They did not do th47.e however.
There IS a provision IL This bs,I
where by the country road Engineer
may be removed from office by the.
county court at any time, for incom2
potency, @malfeasancs or misfeasance.
Ia office, either on complaint OF the
state commissioner or publ roads
or otherwise. % tEals
The manner of CONSTRUCTION and
maintenance OF roads IN this state
is such that In most cases With the
increased traffic Of recent years, an
with greatly .ncreased 'expenditures
for inai1tenante, the pubic roads
have gradually grown wofss, untiIg
N many case, especially in the Oh
fields of the state, the roads are al
most impasslBie at many times in
the year The old labor sytteh1 IS
still. in .existsnce..4n many 4of the
magicterial districts. There was
time, Esrhsps, vhe1 this System wa
just aad 6eauitab e, but that time
has long nee passed. II
~
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PRINCETON !, !.
ITO NORFOLK
FIRST TRAM ARRIvED IN RoA-
NoKE LAST NIGHT OVER THE
yIRGINIAN--No MsHArs ON
IHf sss.ss.
81 HI ..r n, -sfe Is

= $3.50 Roanoke, Va, Feb. 4.--'rhe hret
through train on the virg'nian rail-
road arrived in. Roa ioke last hight
AZ ee:15. and was made up OF six.
teen ears, nine of which contained
coal for use In the yards or this
city. The remaining cars contained
shipneats OF merchandise for par.
tesr all along the line OF the road.
The STRAIN stopped here over night
and5started on it, Journey to the
sea 5his nioraing, thus being the
frststhrough train TO Norfo X, from
Princeton. 81 M
tS%eThis was the first train to pass
River bridge snee its
B : eppsst sop, and ,it crossed the great
viaduct smoothly and without jolt
amidst the cheers OF hundreds OF
people who had gathered at the
bridge to see the first engine and
cars soaring into space, as 1t were.
the bridge befns ITO feet above the
river and Is three quarters OF mile
dong. gperhaps the h ghest and long
est bridge In the south
The train left Princeton at s:45
and glidsd smoothly but slowly
along. the entire liae The reason
given for the SOW running was that
in some parts OF West Virgin the
track had not settled sufficiently to
make the speed desired. and every
preeaution was ta1ea in this direc-
ton. AT every station. from Prince
ton to Raonoke, crowds gathered
and cheered as the train shot by,
-'s03d Virginia never tires"
The number OF the engine is sol
and the engineer who had the peas,
urs OF hand ng the throttle on the
engiae that pulled the first tAreugh
trainE from Princeton West ysrg .nla,
10 Norfolk. Mr.. Thomas Burke, and
his fireman. Mr. Baber. The con-
ductor is Mr.. ]. III. Kelly.
The train was plotted through by
Mr. l.. r. Taylor divcion superinten-
dent accompanied by Mr. Harry G.
b. E;lsott and Mr.. John Kee, attorney
for the V;rginian road.
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train and he be onged to Raonke.
The cost of this great coal-carry-
ing road VIII probably reach $40
100000.
The regular passenger service
Will begin in this city on the 18th
instant, when trains will. be run reg
ularly from here to Norfolk.
1t was reported yesterday morn
ing that the train would arrive in
this city at.5.15. A number OF peo-
pc went out to the freight depot to
Seeesit come IN, put left when IL dfd
not arrive at the hour named.
5yg That Norfo k Is making elaborate
- preparat ons for celebrating the OPP
enlng OF the Virginlan is shown by
the foHow1ng article from the Ledg-
Of yesterday.
.44s In connection with the celebra-
I on incident to the completion of
the Virginia Railway the Two Hun
dred Thousand League has prepared
an elaborate program for the iru-
mination of Norfolk harbor upon
the the night OF the jubilee n con
nection with a gigantic pyrotechaic
display.
The executive comm ttee OF the
league has received estimates as Il
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IN 81. y. u.
!. !. Is. ..... !. a. 1. COLLISION
! ,tinoT Gglg lsJim GcoC 1aT
SUBURBAN TRAIN CRASHES IN.
!, no FREIGHT IN CHICAGO. -
70 hn w ~-..-...,. & 3lae

Chicago, Feb. 4,r--one man killed
and several injured in Peck Court
this morning when . north bouaS
Central Suburban train crashed into
q freight M
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Mr, Nugsnt and Mr., Hall asked
mat the report of the committee be
az as ell these features had
osen discussed by the conference
The oasis., 1909-04-17

Sunday night Col. George W.
Grove, the we'll known mining
operator, came up from Hermosillo,
The oasis., 1909-04-17

Saturday, April II, 1909
District Court.


week with Friday.
Saturday those indicted appeared
to plead, and the following shows
the setting of their trials, which
will take place in the week begin
ming April 10Th.
Territory VS.. Michael Karam
Obtaining Property Under False
Representation. Set for trial Mon
day, April 10Th.
Territory VS. Alfredo Mora. Muir
der. Set for trial Tuesday. April
Goth.
Territory VS.. Fred Darby. Bur-
glary. Set for trial Saturday, April
Oath.
Territory VS.. Fred Darby. Petit
Larceny. Set for trial Saturday,
April Oath.
Territory VS.. Felipe Arballo.
Grand Larceny. Set for trial We'd
nesday, April Dist.
Territory VS.. al. Johns. Set for
trial Friday, April 23d.
Territory VS.. Fidel Silvas.A As
sault With Deadly Weapon. Set
for trial Thursday, April 22d.
Territory VS.. Esequiel Sanchez.
Buying Stolen Property. Demurrer
interposed and sustained Case
dismissed. Motion by District At
torney O'Connor to hold defend
ant to appear before the grand jury
at the October term of court taken
under advisement, and defendant
remanded into custody with bail
fixed at $1,000.
On the civil side of the calendar
the case Of H. B. Merriwether and
Gertrude Moody vs.. A. S. Fink, A.
Dumbauld, George Januel ct al.
was tried and judgment rendered
for defendants. The case involved
the title to a mining claim.
A special venire of fifty trial
jurors drawn, returnable Monday,
April 18th.
Upon the evidence Of Thomas D.
Casanega and Edwin Egan, Jose
Maria Valdez of Calabasas was adj
mitted to citizenship.
By mutual consent the case of
Alfred Thurtell VS.. Four Metals
Mining Co., was dismissed. having
been settled out of Court.
There has been filed motion
for a new trial in the case of E. E.
Pope VS.. First National Bank,
which motion will be considered
some time in the coming week.
The case of Bernard J. Mack VS..
S. +. Johnson and the Four Metals
Mining Company is to be tried by
jury during the coming week,
and there are one or two minor
cases to be considered. But the
greater part of the week will be
taken up with the criminal trials.
Court will be adjourned Saturday
evening, April oath, as Judge Doan
has to open the April term of the
court in Cochise county, at Tomb
stone, on the following Monday.
The United States court will be in
session in May, and there are sew
eral very important cases in that
court. The Mexican revolutionists,
are to be tried at that time, and
their cases are attracting great at
tention. There will be several big
guns in the legal fraternity on both
sides, including Clarence barrow,
who defended Pettibone and Meyer,
and Oscar Lawlor, the new assist
ant U. S. attorney general. A
number of Nogales people have
i Al
The oasis., 1909-04-17
Torres & Pri0taS R'y.
TIME CAp0 NO %
TIME CARD NO. %
In effect October 81, 1906

In effect October 81, 1906
Train No, l. Leaves Prietas Station at s 100 a. m
Arrives Torres at 8A5 :,
, - 2, Leaves Torres at l0:30
Arrives Prietas Station ll15
~ - 8, Leaves Prietas Station at 300 p. m
Arrives at Torres at 2:4b
- i, Leaves Torres at 400
Arrives Prietas Station at 4:45
ALL TRAINS CONNECT At TORRES ON
SONORA RAILWAY, NOGALES, TO QUAY
MAS AND VICE VERSA.
Wells, Fargo Co. s Express and Telegraph
in operation between Minas Pretas and all
parts OF the World,
Shortest and best route TO Yaqui River
Barranca and San Marcial Goa He Dis, Soyopa
-ahuaripa, Ures. La Buta, La Dura, Yaqui
Smelling & Refining and Yaqui Copper com
panies.
Freight can be consigned TO r. RI, Seymour
to be forwarded by team from Minas frietas
to the above named places.
All goods consigned to railway, are
received, forwarded and warehoused free OF
commission and storage charges.
"At Minas Prietas depot hacks always
ready to make trips to any Of the above
named points at reasonable rates.
F. n. SEYMOUR. Pres Prop.
The oasis., 1909-04-17

Sonora Time.
xDining stations.
Pullman Sleepers are attached To Nos
and 4, the mixed trains
=, Trains makes connection at Torres with
Torres q Prietas Railroad, leaving at 10: 800
m: and 400 p. m. daily for Colorado, and
Minas Prietas NN
Close connection is made al Guaymas with
steamers for all points on west coast of Mexico
The oasis., 1909-04-17

1890 am. arrive Cumuripa Leave 2:SO pm
NJ. o. BICKNELL
GEO. F. JACKSON, G.P.A., Tucson. AriS
A. G. p. A., Guaymas, Son.