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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
STRIKES
BACK 1T REEDY
Wants speeIsI Criminal Court and
District Attorney 10 Investigate
Lswiessnsss In Smith County.

Special 70 tho Eagle.
Austin. Texas. May 3.--Terren OF
Bexar. introduced n resolution In the
house today denouncing the lynchine
at Tyler last Saturday OF the negro
Jim Hodges because the victim OF
the mob was not proven guilty Of the
crime OF which he was accused. Ter.
rell took 10 task the representative
from Smith. for his efforts TO reform
the citizenship OF San Antonio. saying
that at the very time he was engaged
In this work the iynching was occur
ring In Tyler.
Terrell's resolution calls on Cover
nor Campbell to submit measure
providing for criminal district court
for Smith county 10 prosecute ''reck-
less violations OF the law" and pro
vides that the governor appoint an
assistant district attorney to lead the
Investigation.
The resolution was referred TO the
committee on state affairs after Oh
lection was made to q second read.
ing.
The house this morning considered
the bill creating tuberculosis COM
mission with an appropriation OF ave
thousand dollars to investigate the
disease and seek cure. The meas
ure was killed by adopting an amend
ment. offered by Ray. striking out
the enaoting clause.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
MYSTERIOUS oousLs mueOes.

Special to the Eagle.
Nacogdoches. Texas, May s.-Fol.
lowing an investigation today. the au-
thorities make the sensational charge
that odie Hillon and George BIackey
were murdered by the same party Fri.
day night.
AT hrst Il was believed that Hillon
killed Blackie and that he himself
was killed by a train while trying to
escape. It was discovered In the In.
vestigation that Hillen's skull was
crushed similarly to Blackey's. The
latter's body was thrown into a camp
ire and Hillen's body was thrown on
the railroad track In the effort to
conceal the crime. II IL kaown thar
the two dead men were with a third
party.
The authorities have a strong clue
and arrests are expected soon. The
officers Of AugeIlena and Nacogdoches
counties are working on the case. The
grand jury Of Angelina county has
summoned one hundred witnesses.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
rHE REVIVAL.

Three splendid services were held
at the First Methodist church yesser-
day In the revival heing conducted
by Rev. Simpson. He preached to
large audiences at II O'Clock In the
morning. at , In the afternoon and
again at 7:ss at night There was
gracious outpouring OF the spirit at
the afternoon service and quite num-
ber expressed the desire to turn away
from sin and live better life. The
service this morning was well attend
ed. Services are announced for 10 in
the morning and 7:fs In thsfevening
all this week. II
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
BITTER FEEuMG OVER
jim CROW SUIT
penuneiation and Heerinainstlon. viii
Fight Case 10 Last Ditch.

Special TO the Eagle.
Eastlsnd, Texas. May 3.-when ad-
vised that General Manager Hamilton
Of the Texas Central had denounced
the suit for nearly six million dollars
brought against the railroad as 'po-
litical grand stand play" the result
Of demagogy, County Attorney Dab
ney today entered strong denial OF
Hamilton's charges, and declared that
the suit will be prosecuted vigorously.
Dabney alleges that the railroad has
violated the Jim Grow Law.
This case has divided the people
into factions and bitter enmity Is
growing up between them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
FEDERAL COURT or APPEALS
susrAlNs TEXAS Law.

Special 90 the Eagle.
New Orleans. May 3.-The federal
circuit court Of appeals here today
sustained the recent enactment OF the
Texas Legislature involving the vail
dity OF land deeds. The court holds
that a deed defectively acknowledged
after being recorded ten years can
be admitted rs evidence.
The decision was rendered In the
case Of George Downs VS.. Il. A. Blount
appealed from the Eastern District OF
Texas. involving the title to twenty
Ave acres.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
GALVESTON RETAINS BASEBALL
LEAGUE CLUB.

Special 10 the Eagle.
Oklahoma City. May 3.-E. II. Gas
ton. representing Receiver Norton OF
the Galveston. Texas. League Club.
announced today that a stock COM
pany has been formed there to retain
the club for Galveston. There will
be no change In the personel and the
transfer to Austin win not 20 thru.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
TURKISH CABINET RESIGNED.

Special to the Eagle.
Constantinople. MAY 3.-The entire
Turkish cabinet resigned today after
being In ONCE only a few days.
Thirteen civilians were hanged In
front OF the parliament building today
for participation in the massacres.
Hllml Pasha will be the new grand
vizier.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
THREE FIRES IN H,llssoRo.

Special to the Eagle
HiIIsboro. Texas. May s.-Three
fires. occurring within the last thirty.
six hours. have caused loss Of nearly
six thousand dollars. The loss in.
cludes: $50 bales Of cotton at com.
press in business section; American
Express Office damaged; residence
on Paschail street damaged.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
wAxAHAcHIs PIONEER DEAD.

Special 10 the Eagle.
waxahechie. Texas. May 3.--Capt.
w. p. Getxendaner. a pioneer and
the FIRST mayor OF waxahachie. aged
seventy-five. died here this morning
at o'clock.
He was a member Of the state sen.
ate In the Eighteenth and Nineteenth
legislatures and was vice president
OF the Citizens National Bank.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
RAILROAD WILL FILE ANSWER

Special 10 the Eagle.
Waco. Texas. May 5.-The manage
ment Of the Texas Central railroad
today announced that as soon as the
attorney OF the road returns TO the
city he will fle an answer TO the
Eastland county suit. which asks near
ly six million dollars damages for al.
legged violations OF the Jim Crow law
The railroad people are deeply stir
red and the management says they
will fight the case 20 the last ditch.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
WAR BETWEEN BAKERS AND
oRocERs.

Special TO the Eagle
San Antonio. Texas. May 3.-war
between bakers and grocers opened
here The bakers are selling six
loavcs for twenty-five cents and the
groces demanding seven. as has been
the custom heretofore. The grocers
have combined and say they win not
buy bread under the conditions named
by bakers. The bakers have thou
sands OF loaves which they cannot dis
pose OF without loss.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
BRAKEMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Special to the Eagle.
Muskogee. Okla. May &C. s.
Brown. aged twenty-five. brakeman.
wss crushed to death between two
cars on the Missouri, Oklahoma a
Gulf railroad today.
He resided at Houston. where his
family Is said to be prominent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
TO INVESTIGATE TYLER LYNCH.

Special to the Eagle.
Tyler. Texas. May alt Is under
stood here that District Judge Simon
will return from Mineola the latter
part OF the week to institute an inves.
tigaticn into the lynching OF Jim
Hodges, negro. here Saturday. follow
ing an attack on Miss Winnie Har-
man.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
the TEXAS LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Scores.

Shreveport 3. Houston /.
San Antonio 4. Fort Worth 2.
Oklahoma City 10. Galveston s.
Waco 5. Dallas o.
Where They Play To-Day.
Houston at Shreveport.
San Antonio at Fort Worth.
Waco at Dallas.
Galveston at Oklahoma City.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
TEXAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Special to the Eagle.
Denver. Colo. May 3.-George Hall.
aged 10. whose parents reside at Mar
Snail. Texas. died in the county hos
pi,al here today from a broken back.
caused by a steel upright falling upon
him while he was applying for work
on a new building.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03
JURY At WORK ON HASKELL
CASE.

Special 20 the Eagle.
Muskogee. Okla. May IA jury OF
sixteen men was drawn In the federal
court here today to hear evidence In
the town lot conspiracy cases. invo,v-
ing Governor Haskell and six other
prominent citizens at Tulsa May 10.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03

FOR SALE whipporwill, black.
eyed peas and spanish peanuts for
HcnsarIing Bros, ic5
House for rent. close In. W. n. Cole.
11s
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03

FOR SAi.E--My residence on cor.
ner OF Mcseley and Logan streets.
Terms reasonable. Frank zubik at
Parks q waldrop's. l2g
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-05-03

There win be a called meeting OF
Brazos Union Lodge No. 12s tomorrow
night for work in the Entered Appren-
tice degree. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
LATE LOCALS

Bauk Pays Dividcnd--Thc Utah Ma
tional bank paid of yesterday, the re-
Gently declared s per cent dividend
PAY Day For Tcachcrs-The teach
crs Of public schools viii be paid to-
morrow for the month ending March
20. The pay roll amounts TO $751;
S69.94.
Banks PAY Interest TOday--As this
is April ]. the close Of the first quarter
OK the year. 10 Is interest paying day.
I'm an the savings banks. and deposit
tors are in long lines drawing the
interest on their deposits.
Local Bank Clcarings - Today's
local bank clearinFs amounted 20
$l-411, 566.3O as compared with $685.
1867 for the corresponding day OF
last year. This Is quite a remarkable
increase being $i16,S09.38 and is a
pretty good sized straw indicating how
the commercial wind blows.
General Scandinavian Meeung-A
general Scandinavian meeting viii be
held in the Assembly Han. this city
Ou sunday April A. commencing im-
mediatcly after the close OF the after
noon services in the tabernacle All
Interested. and especially visiting
Scandinavians are cordially invited.
Changes IN Postofice-Joseph NJ.
Newton and Roland Lee have been app
pointed carriers ln the salt Lake post
office Joseph NJ. Newton takes the
place Of r.. r.. Grant who resigned.
William Simpson has been appointed
a clerk in tho Salt Lake office vice
II. r DeWv who has been transferred
To- Sugar pOstofice
Bank Clerks Alcct--At this evenings
meeting of the Salt Lake Chapter Of
the American Institute paper viii be
read by ". Y. scott on Savings Bank
a. Trust Companies" and "a reading is
to bc given by @. Il. Kelly ON Savings
Banks The Bank Clerks quintet is
tD furnish music. Delegates 20 the
national convention az Seattle iu June,
are Co be chosen this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
STAKE CONFERENCES.


Stake conference appointments
from April no TO September 90 are
announced in tho following calendar
prepared bon the office of the nrat prcsi-
doncv TODAY.
Rear River Saturday and sunday,
April 90 and ll and July 40 and n.
Beaver and Benson Saturday and
sunday April ID and IS and July "a
and 49,
Liberty. Utah and weber. SUNDAY.
April is and July rs.
Hyrum. Wasatch. san Luis. Alpine
ana Yellowstone. saturday and sun
day April 20 and % and July "a
Pioneer SUNDAY April 25 and July
Woodruff. Cache. summit Willard
ana Juah saturday and sunday, May
] and and July 81 and Aug ..
Cassiu. South SanpCte. Bingham,
Wayne and Blackfoot. saturday and
and g
ogden. SUNDAY. MAY and Aug s..
San Juan. Snowflake. Baunock. Tay-
Tor and Teton. saturday and sunday.
May o and Is and Aug. "a and 10.
Jordan, ST. Johns. Gintah, Alberta
and star Valley. saturday and sum
day May % and % and Aus. II
Nebo Panguitcb Bighorn. Maricopa
and Granite saturday and sunday.
MAY 30 and 80 and Aug. s. and 20.
oneida. ST. Joseph. Morgan, Nanah
and Roxcldcr. saturday and sunday.
June 3 and and Sept 4 and 8.
Union. North Sanpeto. ST. George
Juaroz and Bear lake. saturday and
sunday June IL and 10 and Sept. IL
and ~.
salt Lake, Sunday June l3 and sept
IL.
Pocatello, parowan. SEWER and FIRE.
mont. saturday and Sunday, June 19
and 90 and Sept rs and t9
Ensign. sunday. June 20 and sept
10.
BighV. Malad Davis and Tooele
Saturday and sunday, June rs and -
and Sept -5 ana 90
North Weber. sunday june % and
Sept .6.
JOSEPH T. SMITH.
JOHN R. WlNDEN.
ANTHON IT, LUND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
BLEEDING KANSAS
GETS NO STATE FAIR
Former salt lake Newspaper Man
Make Snnic Comparisons
In Favor OF Utah.

Special CORES ond nee
I.cavcnworth. Kss March 29.-Tho
Kansas state Legislature met passed
laws. laws. more laws of more or less
import but turned down. without dis
playing bit of feeling "a bIn tor %
state fair appropriation. Before me
arc "a Kansas daily with O. brief and
Indifferent comment upon this logis-
uativc act and a copy of letter from
llomce Ensign. SECRETARY 0l Che Utah
Fair association. The two arc ln in-
tcrest.ug study Prom ihn Kansas dali
ly It Is very evident Kansas viii huvo
no official state fa.r for years Goo como;
from the Gtahn's letter Z learn the
utah Legislature has voted S3s.bol ape
preparation.
10 is Co marvel and ponder That
Utah. o. young state, state hardly
scratched. should have au annual show
of things agricultural. while kansas an
ola state. % state almost Cutirelyy agii-
cultural, has mono. puzzles The Itahn iu
Kansas. Why has Kansas no annual
state fair2 Tho answer is two words
local ioalpusies' Tho law makers OF this
state meet every two years in Topeka
ana every two years numerous SUM
dry and divers state fair bills are
slaughtered On the legislative hAls.
Why Topeka wants to 5c the biz
II am Wichita wants to be ditto,
and Hutchison feels the same. And
each Us iusistent tO "a degree that means
failure for an Picture three children
guawehng over am apple. Each is
large enough and iusistcut enough COB
keep either Of the other two from Cet-
ting the apple. yet none is strong or
largo enough physically Co either wrest
the fruit from the other two. or strong
and largo enough. mentally 90 give
ur.' That's the state f8lr situation in
Kansas today--i' has been the situation
for years, I'm told.
Tho moro YOU learn about Kansas
the moro you know tbat you know very
little about Kansas. a few facts along
am agricultural limo about this state
are interesting. For instance Kansas,
first of all is the third agricultural state
in the Union. last voar its farm and
livestock products reached a value of
$4,000. 600, The Increase over the pre-
Wous year was Sll COO 600 I'm talking
I'm millions. but now I'm going TO- drop
70 mere thousands, for % was mere
Sl50. 600 that was asked as an appro-
priation for "a state fair fund This was
ths sum asllfd-Sl50O00 90 help defray
the expenses OF an annual show which
would represent nearly 100000. 900 I'm
agricultural and livestock activities
What happcned2 The appropriation.
while favored By tho house. was killed
as had been an its predecessors, 40
wonder Kansas o. q state Of cyclones.
Carrie Nations and other things as
ridiculous.
Because state fairs must have per-
mancut location. Kansas gets ro state
fair. Varied interests divide the lae's-
laturc-and nothing is done. The three
IaFN % 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
LOCAL MARKETS.

Iu todavs local markets, cane sugar
Is marked up Co. 500 with beet sugar
at $500. There SCI also 90 Decent rise in
1ourg but bon other commodities there
are hut fcw changes. Eggs ore teuding
higher although the weather is favor
able for laying. The consignment of
oranges broken up Coz the last s. y.
wreck arrived last night Florida has
sent lu "a now lot OF tomatoes "a car OF
fine lemons ls at hand. with California
cabbaees. exceptionally fine lettuce, and
the last car OF sweet potatoes from
the coast Efforts arc being made Co
grow the sweet tubor in southern
Utah and salt Lake has been asked
TO eond out seedlings. But the pota-
toes shipped here from Los Angeles
are Kiln dried TO prevent rotunE from
moisture which destroys the gcrminal
properties OF the vegetable So undried
stock will be secured from southern
California direct. Bermuda onions
Keep arriving iu good condition The
prices today are as follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01

YOU NC William G. s. Young. g-m01ibs-
old SON OF Mr. and Mrs Isl q. Young
died this morning at the family resi-
dence 1853 south Thirteenth East OF
pneumonia
Funeral notice later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eighteenth Ward-Tomorrow even
ing am entertainment viii be- given iu
Whitney hail. for the benefit of the
Eighteenth ward Sunday school The
the hrst part 10 be entirely musical
On which pupils of Hugh w. DouRaU
VIII participate namely Edna Evans
Hazel Barnes. John ~. Summerhaye
ana Irene Kelly. Two Quartets from
"Nigoletto' will Doe rendered by the
Misses Evans and Barnes aud Mr.
Dougall and Alr Summorhays The
second part VIII consist of farce.
with The following named wei known
Young people in the casts VIII Mlnliu.
Elliott cl8WHon Alice FarnswOrth
Mac e.. Alder ana Gwen knoWlton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01

something Or done quickly Co prevent
&c. The contractors now working ON
city creek for nearly five weeks have
not accomplished anything They are
not working n good fdith. and the
runor is prevalent that they are 90
appear before the board of public works
at O'Clock ON Friday evening 10 ask
fog IN extension of time on their con-
tract until the f4ll of the year.
Therefore YOU and ALL Interested
COME and boz at the committee meet
ms on Friday evening, April .. 1903,
at IS O'Clock at the Joint city and Coun-
tv huildlug. HELP the COMMITTEE
thai proper protection be given TO our
property and that the contractors be-
compelled tO put on "a sufficient force
of mon TO carry out the terms 81 their
contract. without any further delay
By tho committee.
GEORGE r. EMERY.
GCSTANE BACKMAN.
u. r.. RICH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
SENTENCES Bon CAR THIEVES.
Joseph Jones Returns from Court Scs-
sion i'm POcatellO.

nANAA ia h'hAftAbs
Special Agent Joseph Jones OF the
Oregon short Line has just returned
from Pocatollo whore he went 20 APP
pear against a number OF box car
thieves. whose misdoinRs were recount
I'd in The News one day last week
Tho men wore arralgued before Judge
Bulge of the Fifth district court az
Pocatello. and received sentences In the
following order
j. r.. Davis. convicted ON scv-
cral charges five and h8lf
years in the state ucuiteutary.
Dan Williams O.. n Henry and n.
koehler. one year each; Tom Tomass0.
"a well known character about Poc8tel-
Io, plead guilty Co receiving stolen goods
from tho men convicted. and he was
nnea 500 ana sentenced Co six months
,u Tho county JAIL
Before Davis was sentenced" said
Special Agent Jones, this morning che
told us whore 90 end "a quantity of stol-
nn goods. which L convinced him ho
would not need for the uoXt Owe years
Ie told me where . could find four
pairs of shoes buried iu tho ground Just
south ~ FoC8teIlu These Ho found as
DEE 5Hted We also found two stolen
.u't cases fuli uf al manner OF goods.
such as two suite Of clothing. shirts.
a bottle Of quicksilver car sealing MAJ
trrIlI. and other stuff These we win
turn into the ncIrhtclam depart
mont and an attempt WIll be made 90
unu tI.Ir uWunr.
'ThIs band of box ear thieves has
lecn committing dcuredations Boo Idaho
for years but Wc have finally nun most
of them down. There are few more
yct tn get. nuI Wt win get thorn. too
rh"r.n John Ellis of Pocateilo has beon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01

BTTHELL-At Ohplr Utah. March o.
1909, samuel Blthel aged "a years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
VISITORS FROM ALBERTA.

70 ID. Folsom and niece. Mts Roy T..
Folsom, came down from Card-tou, Al
berta. last evening Mr. Folsom has
been a resident OF Cardston for about
three and ouo-half years. He is in the
building business and he also runs a
lumber yard. Business Dob all lines is
said 90 be- good, and tho place is being
built up quite fast There rs still sJld
60 be plenty OF room for good energeue
people. The wheat crop was first class
end the farmers got good price FOR DO.
The winter has been open for the most
part. and the crops are said 10 De- look-
Ing fine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
COURT NEWS


Against ltiLgCralds.
Another phase of the Jordan state
bank trouble was presented today when
Henry r. McEVdu vice president OF
Oh bank and assistant cashier OF the
state Bank of Utah. filed complaint
I'M thc Third district court asking for
restraining order preventing j. w. vs..
Fitzgerald and w ID Fitzgerald from
interfering with Tho business ~ tho
bank
This action Is the result Of the APP
pointment on March 80 of q new cashier
Iu the person Of u. John bloom. ON
th1t date the former cashier w D.
Fitzgerald was icposcd lie refused
to vaoato the Office however. and the
complaint filed today alleges that he
entered the bank yesterday and re-
fused 90 allow cashier Bloom 60 per
form his duties
Tho complaint. which VIII come mp
n the court this afternoon. scols TO
have the former cashier prevented from
entering the bank premises
As the result OF the action of the
cashier aud the trouble at the bank o.
small run was started on the bank
Yesterday. 10 did not amount 10 much.
10 is said. as most OF The people realize
that Inc banks condition is sound, and
chat there is not tho slightest chance Of
The dnposifars losing anything because
of the trouble among the officials Of
rhe bank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
TEMPLE NOTICES

Tho Salt Lake temple WIN close on
Friday evening April p ana reopen
wednesday morning tf0r bapti6msl
April O. Thursday ana Friday for en-
dOWmcuts.
JOSEPH r. SMITH
The Logan tamplo win close on Frl-
da5 April 2. and reopen ON Monday
April o.. 1909
WILLIAM BuDGE prest
Tho Manu temple win close Friday
evening April 2nd. and open Tuesday
morning April latb, 1903
Tho ST. George temple win close ON
wednesday March on. 1909. ana
reopen on Tuesday April no.
DAVID IA. CANNON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01

DAVIS. March 81. at Cove. Utah. George
w. Davis. aged a. Formerly of stt
Remains viii De- brought 20 thls ely
for intcrmcut Notcr OF funeral later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-01
IN nm TEDENNL COrRT.

lu The case OF the United states
vs.. NIFTY four cases of blucborrios
which came mp In the federal court
this morning q bond of $500 was
given hy suretes. Thomas sloan and
W. j. Halloran for w s. Henderson
g. Co. that the cans. which are short
weight would Doe rclabcIcd and sold
iu accordance with the act OF Congress
passed June 30 1906.
Gideon a. Gibbes was arraigned this
morning on the charge OF having cm-
bc1zied government funds in conncc-
ton with naturalization papers which
he issued while acting as q deputy
clerk iu the Third district court He
pleaded not guilty and tho case was
set for hearing on the day the courts
meet for tho April term. on the 18th
inst
The Injunction granted TO Charles
Klein and Henry b. Harris against tho
Denver Theatcr company was today
made perpetual hy Judge Marshall.