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Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
PROPERTY OWNERS.

We have several prospective buyers on hand for both improved and un- improved city properties. List your property for sale here. We do not list and forget. We sell. Notice our For Sale List in the Want Ad columns every day in the year
 DICK ERDMANS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY,
 26 North First Street Call Telephone Main AZ now. 2,oOo DOZEN BIG RIPE BANANAS, 12Iac PER DOZEN TODAY AT Me kEE'S.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
BRIDGE ELECTION
 MISSING RETURNS
1t Is Believed All Are In Except Two Very Small Precincts.

Returns from the bridge election are not yet complete, though the essential figures from three of the nine missing precincts were received yesterday. giv ing the record to date as follows:
 Total Center Agua
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
NOTICE.

Having sold our drug store to F. D. Lovitt, all accounts to May 25 are due and payable to c. A. Larson.
 LARSON DRUG co.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12

Free information bureau at the Post Office News Store. 136 N. Center. St. Strangers especially invited
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
WEATHER TODAY

Washington, June 11-Weather forecast for Arizona: Generally fair Saturday and Sunday
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
M TAIN 47


THE PERFECT FLOUR EMBRACES all of the good qualities of other brands and some extra ones of its own. The Perfect is not flour that is su periOr in only one or two qualities. It Is superior all round. It bakes better. goes farther and stays mOister than any other. Try a sack just to see what the best of all Hours is like. Ask your grocer.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
Exempt Properties.

It is customary for the board to fix a valuation also on the railroads oper- ated under tax exemption laws. though of course not for purposes of taxation. The valuations placed on such proper ties are as follows:
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12

2,ooo DOZEN BIG RIPE BANANAS, 12Lac PER DOZEN TODAY AT Mo KEE'S.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
YOUR COLLECTIONS

11 HEY have always been difficult prob l lem for you and you have never been able to accomplish all that you wished to. My business is to make your regular col lectiOns and 1 can do 1t better and cheaper than you can yourself. Phone me after pm and 1 will call and explain my prOpo- sition.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
The Pullman Company

The Pullman Company
 The assessment on the standard and tourist sleeping cars of the Pullman company operating within the terri tory is made on a valuation of SOL 937, an addition of $3.000 over last years assessment.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12
FULL DAYS WORK
 IN BASEBALL WORLD

In All Leagues Full Schedules Were Played.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-12

Vote St. Temne Fria
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
pOLICIA EN- CAMPANA.

Mayo II de 1909.-Por flu
era de Ceboruco fu6 arresta-
do Ell individuo Jose Bolerfn,
porque antes de aver por la
tarde en- ell camino de Lola
le arrebat6 q Pedro Ortiz, ,S6.
"a.
Aver a las 6. P. NJ, fren-
te a la parada s en- P. de Tie
ira, el automovil no. As propie
dad del Sr. J.H. Dexter, arro-
ll6 al nino Eduardo Mirabal,
produciendole varias contu-
stones leves de las que fue Gu
rado en- el cuarto de Socorros.
-Anoche por la fuerza del
puesto de San Juan, fue sor-
prendida una jugada d 10
prohibido.
Guayama ll.-El caba Mon
je arrest6 a Jose Soto, acusado
de violaci6n. Autoridades en-
tienden en- el asuntO.
Anasco. Mayo 1O-Jefe, P.
I. San Juan.-Guardia Cue
vas destacado Central Bian-
chi informame que anoche hu-
bo eonato incendio barrie" A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
CoDfeIelcias y Viajes.

Aver manana estuvo confe-
renciando largamente con el
gobernador Post, el primer
jefe de la policia insular Sr.
Stanton.
Estuvo a despedirse del 60
bernador el teniente del regi-
miento 2S de infanteria de Es-
tados Unidos, que embarca
hoy para los Estados Uni
dos en- union de su distinguida
.esposa. Ell lSr. Moreno estuvo
dos amos en- Cuba antes de vol
ver ahora a P, Rico y va des-
tinado de servicio a uno de los
Estados del Oeste. Probable
mente solicitsra despues el pa
Sc a islas Filipinas.
FL Sr. Muro , ex-secretario
del departamento del Audi
tor estuvo viSitando al secreta
no particular del gobernador
Sr. Noble.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

Fin esta inprenta Sc vends papel de
periodico vieio & Q pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

hasco abajo" casa habitaci6n
Jose Suarez propiedad Suarez
Bianchi. Policia practica in
vestigaci6n.
W. Birthom. Jefe DITTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
FIJESE EN- ESQ


aprean dava la fcac nsva del anunco puede
apelen anunciar -
el Vendd el
mpresnbemente naio L. exSte pano el
area Que pao bueno. 81 10 los
ompradores ueno queda
venta retarda realza.
que dec industrial comerci professional puctores
aicuo de obra habldad
e dinero, estabeese empearon
por dpfaran dnero Nade
adivindr 10 venden.
FL QUE VENDE NECESITA AVERIGUAR EN- DONDE ESTAN LOS
QUE COMPRAN. ,~..
El pano debe hoy anuncdo LA
CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO RICO"
ESCRIBA PREGUNTANDO PRECIOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

Sc dominaron aquellas corrien
tes, pero & consecuencia de la
poca consistencia del terreno,
el disco cedio algo, y hubo un
derrumbamiento parcial. Ell
accidente no podfa dejar de
ser terrible, Y cost6 la vida vi
da q algunos trabajadores.
Tres semanas Sc invirtleron
en- reparar la averfa y en- res
tablecer Ell disco devolviendo-
le sus condolences de solidez !;
pero, gracias a la habilidad
del ingeniero y a la potencia
de las maquinas empleadas,
el edificio, I'm instante COM
prometido, , recobro su aplo-
mo, y la perforaci6n sigui6 a
delante.
Ningun accidente paraiz6
en- 10 sucesivo la marcha de la
operacion, y el 10 de JUNO,
veinte dias antes de espirar Ell
plazo fIado por Barbicane, Ell
pozo enterameente revestldo
de SUI muro de piedra, habla
alcanzado la profundidad de
90 pies En- ell fondo la mann
posterfa descansaba sobre un
cubo macizo que media 30pies
de grueso, al paso que en- su
parte superior Sc hallaba al nj
vel del suelo. =.
Ell presidente Barbicane y
los miembros del Gum-Club fe
licitaron> con efusion al inge-
Micro Murchisson, cuyo traba-
10 cicbpeo Sc habfa llevado a
cabo con una rapidez asombro
sa.
Durante los ocho meses que
en- dicho trabajo Sc invirtie-
ron, Barbicane no Sc separo I'm
instante de Stones Hill, y al
mismo tempo que vigilaba de
cerca las operaciones de. la es-
cavacion, y no olvidaba un solo
instante ell estado de bienestar
Y salud de los trabajadores,
siendo bastante afortunado pa
"a evitar las epidemias que sue
len engendrarse en- las grandes
aglomeraciones de hombres
y que tantos desastres causan
en- las regiones del gobo. expu-
estas q todas las influencias
tropicales.
Verdad es que algunos ira
bajadores pagaron con la vida
las irnprudencias inherentes
4 trabajos tan peligrosos. Pc
70 estas deplorables catastro-
fes son inevitables, y los anne
ricanos no hacen de elias MIN
gun caso.Se cuidan mas de la
humanidad en- general q. del
individuo en- particular. Sin
embargo, Barbicane profesa-
ba escepcionalmente los prin-
cipios contrarios, y los aplica-
ba en- todas ocasiones. Asi es
que, gracias a su solicitud, a
su inteligencia, a su it'll inter
venci6n en- los casos dificiles,
a su prodigiosa y filantr6pica
sagacidad, el t6rmino medic
de las catastrofes no acedi6 al
de los pafses de Ultramar cita-
dos por su lujo de precauciones
entire otros Francia; donde Sc
cuenta con I'm accidente POI
cada 100000 frances de ira
bajo.
CAPTTULo XIV.
LA FIESTA DE LA FUNDACI6N
Durante los ocho meses que
Sc invirtieron en- la operaci6r
de la zanja, Sc llevaron stimuli,
taneamente adelante con SUI
ma rapidez los trabajos prepa-
ratorios de la fundicion. Una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
PILDORAS ANT|BAC|LARES.

probsdo ser mas poeoeo eoloaen'o pa
de afeciones del aparato re:pHatono
agudas oroncas sma gfipPo
de esaa ploofaS
mprobo los mas nehgentes los
.,fernos & elias restablecrnien0
pTp de venta princpa faraas dogaess de ta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
De LA TERRA 4 LA LUNA
(Por Julio Kerme.)

persona extraila que, sin estar
en- antecedentes, hubiese lie
gado de improyiso a6ton's
Hill, hubiera quedado at6nita
ante el espectaeulo que Sc ha-.
bfa ofrecido 8 sus miradas.
A 600 yardas de la zanja Sc
levantaban 1900 hornos de
reververo, de 600 pies de an
cho cada uno circularmente 81
tuados alrededor de la zanja
misma que era su punto cen
trail, separados unos de -otros
por TN intervalo de media toe
So. Los | 200 hornos formaban
una Inca que no bajaba de 2
millas e, 900 metros). Esta-
ban todos colocados sobre Ell
mismo modelo, con una ancha
chimenea cuadrangular, y pro
ducian un singular efecto. So
berbia parecia q j. T. Maston
aquella disposition arquitec-
tual que lie recordaba los mo-
numentos de Washington. Pa
ra el no habia NADIA mas bello,
nj aun en- Grecia, donde, segun
81 mismo decia, no habia esta-
do nunca.
:: Sabido es que en- tercera Sc
sion la Comisi6n resolvio va
lerse para el columbiat de HE
rro fundido, especialmente de
hero fundido girls, que es, en-
efecto, un metal tenaz, d1ctil,
NADIA agrio, de facil puhmento
propio para todas las opera
clones de moldeo, y. tratado
con el carbon de piedra, es de
una calidad superior para las
pleas de gran resistencia, Ia
les como los ca1ones, C lindros
de maquinas de vapor y prem
sas hidraulicas.
Pero Ell hero fundido, 81 no
ha sido sometido mas que q u
ma sola fusion, es muy raravez
bastante homogeneo, por 10
que Sc lie acendra y depura por
una segunda funston que lie
desembaraaa de sus 1ltlmos
dep6sitos terrosos.:
Por 10 mismo el mineral de
hero, antes de llevarse q Tam
pa-Town, sometido a los al
tos hornos de Goldspring y pu-
este en- contacto con carbon
y silicio eleyado a una alta ten
peratura, Sc habia transforms
lido en- carduro, y despues d es-
ia primera operaci6n, Sc dinje
ell metal a Stone's-Hill. Pero
Sc trataba de 1856. 900, 900 de
libras de hero fundido, que
son una cantidad enorme para
trasportar por los rails-ways.
Ell precio del trasporte hubie-
ra duplicado al de la materia.
J Pareci6 preferible aetar bu-
ques de New York y. cargarlos
de fundioion en- barras, aun-
que para este Sc necesitaron
sesenta y ocho buques de l ,0OC
toneladas, una verdadera es-
cuadra, que ell 3 de Mayo salit
de la bahia de New York, en-
tr6 en- ell oceano, sigui6 a 10 lal
60 de las costas americans.
penetr6 en- Ell canal de BAHIA
ma, dobl6 la punta de la Flo,
rida, y el 10 del mismo mes,re'
montando la bahia del Espfri.
tu Santo, pas6 a fondear sina.
verfa algqna en- ell puerto de
Tampa-Town. ALI el. carga.
mento Sc traslad67a los vago.
nes del railroad de Stonefs-H
Hill, y a mediados de Enero
la enorme eantidad de meta
habfa llepado 4 su destino
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

Anul1eiii | 4 / I 4, 1 4 i'idlEa;d 4;
eIeqancia,

Eel anuneo arfistco bonito, 10 lee todo el mundo
Anuncios orlaos. ees espeoalmente preparados para
zanzibar periodeamente del texto para balances ds
bancos, Hstas odelos para ofcnas ayunta
mentos, alcaldias juzgados etc Avse listed "LA Co
tendra mas amplios informes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12

= BUoUEs CUE Sc AGUARDAN.
vap. Espafol Argentlae sali6 de Bar
celons el del actual Mayo para Co.
narias, Pto Rico y Cuca.
Consign. Sobrinos Izquierdo y ca,
vapor ccrreo americana Philadsipia,
recalara ell manana procedente de
NY.
Consignatarios: villar y Ca.
vapor espanol Martin saenz saldrs
de Barcelnona el Is del cor riente para
Canarias, Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Consign.: sobrninos de Isquierdo. y Ca
vapor cubano Julia, el Is, del pre-
sente estara aqui procedente de Ia Ha-
bana puertos intermedios.
Consignatarios: Villar y Ca.
vapor frances Quebec, procedsn-
te de Puerto plata recalara ell IL.
Consignatarios: ]. T. Silva y Ca.
Vapor americana Arkadia, saii6 de
Nueva Orleans para esta ell del actual.
j.. Gansig.:: The N. Y. P. R, S. S. ca. f.,
Vapor americana Julia Luckembsek
sali6 de New York para esta 81 Q dol
actual
Consign.: Insular Line.
vapor espanol Monserrat recalara
el % procedente de Colony cscalas On
viajc para Espaia.
Consignatarios: S. Ezq'haga. 49,
i<$r
Vessros de "a hnes rBsnnsr"
Goleta amsricana STANLEY M. Seaman,
debe haber salidode Nueva York para
esta ell 80 del pasado - +.
Consignata+ios: s. Ezquiaga.
GoIeta americana Republic, sal
dra de Nueva' York para esta el 10 de
Mayo entrante.
consignatarios: s. Ezquiags.
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Goleta auericaaa &c, saldra 81 II dc Mayo.

=:
Nuestros baques salen sa las fechas anuncadas perm
tiendoloel tempo, sine ID eargan aates. = s
Supcamos los 6oeIeaaes hagan sus pedidos CON prom
tud traandOse randes candades los embarca-
dores debern por cable antopadaente
para consegur Ia cabida 1ecassria en- ell barco ss.}
Sc recomiendan los earuues Dor esa Lnes nor IA eeono
mia de fetes BU qRATO de Ia eargs que transportan
Sres 'Sobrinos de Ezquiasa
- kGENTEs EN- SAN JUAN ... ...>,
~. r, = 4s2ss@ N A Benner &c Co ,
h7%-ss'3 II WATER STREET. NEW YORK.
s4s San Juan Marzo s, de 1909
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
CAPITULO XIV.

LA FIESTA DE LA FUNDACI6N
Dufante los ocho meseS que
Sc invirtieron en- la operaci6n
de la zanja, Sc llevaron stimuli
taneamente adelante con su-
ma rapidez los trabaios prepa-
ratorios de la fundicion. Una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-05-12
a I OJA..
TPONTEVEDRA ESPANAls -

-
SALES NATURALEs sxraidas p evaporation 81 vacfo de M
sguas minerales
Sc empan preparation de bahos generates locales igua
resultados los que obiensn 81 Balnearo i. T. . -.
JABoNEs (pparados base de sale aoonea
de pi poderosamnte anepo b6n toeado
AGUAs ermaes orurado bomurada sodcas rrugno nfb6n
cas- variedad, htoo arsenicales = H. - $50, IL ~. ~
Para mas informe socass del DR.. F. Matsnzo, cae de
Teuan ndmero 3d. H. ..,. -.,,% -. 80 -
Dep6sito para la venta: y .",s., e. -. -. :.
Almacen de S. MELON. & Co.
San Juan Puerto Rco San JustO H. =
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
MONTANA news
URGES DIRECT PRIMARY LAW.

Governor Declares for Nomination Of
Candidates BY Public Vote.
The Montana legislature met In
joint session Tuesday to listen to tse
message Of Gov. Norris. The message
was quite lengthy and dealt in many
suggestions for reform, among which
was the necessity for a primary cleo.
ticn law.
After announcing that a special
message On other matters Of impor-
lance will follow In the near future.
the governor states that he will not
enact he role Of the reformer, who
Is usually spasmodic in initiative and
listless In performance" The mes
sage calls attention to the exception
ally prosperous condition Of the state
In mining. ranching. farming and 9TH
er industries. and next devotes q chap
ter to the enforcement Of the laws and
an appeal IL made to all citizens to
abide by the provisions Of the statutes
and to assist the officers In every way
possible. II deplores the frequency OF
homicides and homicidal assaults and
inveighs against the carrying Of con-
cealed weapons.
In order to meet the demands upon
the bounty fund-there now being a
deficiency of $4,000. with estimated
demands for two years OF 5000. 900 and
a revenue of only $4,000 therefor un-
der present laws-he recommends the
submission of q constitutional amend
ment authorizing a special tax on live
stock to pay bounties and protect the
industry.
The governor urges the enactment
of a direct primary law Of general ap-
plication. providing for the nomination
OF party candidates for all elective OF.
fees. including United States sena-
tors. He favors the so-called Oregon
system for senators. He also asks for
a strict corrupt practice act for cleo
ton procedure, including publicity OF
receipts and expenditures"
An employers liability act Is urged
for state employees. Recommendation
are made for better ventilation and
sanitation of mines. both quartz and
coal, and especially better protection
for the lives Of coal miners.
The governor recommends the Gre
alton OF a public service commission
for the regulation OF charges made by
public service corporations. the rail-
road commission being given this In
creased scope. A twenty.five-year lin.
it for private ownership Of public util'
ity franchises Is set forth. He would
further extend the power Of the rail
road commission to regulate telegraph
rates. authority to require carriers 10
furnish cars without discrimination.
to make a physical valuation Of rail
roads. to require the inspection OF
tracks and the enactment OF a law
abo.ishing free railroad transportation
except to actual employees.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
ACCUSED REALLY AooRRiEvEo.
Man Charged With Seating Family
Could Arrest Accusers.

Man Charged with Beating Fams'y
Could Arrest Aeeusers.
Chippewa Falls. Wis.,, Jan. 10.-A
novel situation developed here In the
case Of Adploh vogel. who was arrest.
ed Dec. 30 ON q charge Of assault with
intent to commit murder. None Of the
witnesses for the state would testify
against vogel. and It Is learned tina
.Vogel. instead Of being guilty OF the
charge. was the aggrieved party and
had cause to have those who madtI
the complaint arrested for assaulting
him.
The statement compliments made
against vogel to get the warrant was
sensational. They declared Vogel had
assaulted his wife and children and
threatened to kill them. and stood on
with rife twenty farmers who came!
to the rescue OF the family.
vogel when arrested had bloody
wounds on his head.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
LABOR UNIONS ENJoINEo.
Guilty Of . Combination and conspira-
ey In Restraint Of Trade.

Guilty Of . Combination and conspira.
ey In Restraint Of Trade.
That both the Anaconda Typograph-
ical union and the Montana Fedora.
tion Of Labor were guilty OF violating
the antitrust law In that territory:
were guilty Of combination or con-
spiracy Ia restraint OF trade, was TIE
report given by Oliver T. Crane. mas.
ter in chAncery In the circuit court
The suit was that OF the Butterck
Publishing company and number II
Montana labor unions. against wL:m
the former had asked injunctions.
The case has been In the court STAGE
last spring and has been bitterly con-
tested by both sides. The nastar N
chancery recommended that the case
against the other unions be dismissed
and the injunctions against those
named In this action be made perma.
nent.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
TAX AMnVDM6VT Held VALID
Ssoreoe Coset Reverses 81. Loais
cossty Cesrt-Makes Q Tonnage
Tax Possible.

st. Paul, Jan. 1O.--The wide-open
tax amendment was yesterday declar-
ed to have been adopted as part OF
the constitution Of the state. when
the supreme court handed down q de-
cision reversing the district court OF
st. Louis county, which declared that
the law had failed to receive the in
dorsement OF the people at the gen.
eral election Of 1906. following q re-
count Of the vote in tho state.
The decision IL one Of the most i'm
portant ever rendered by the supreme
court of the state, involving the mort
gage registry tax law and the crea-
ton Of the state tax commission. In
cidentally 1t paves the way for . ton
mage tax on iron ore.
The good roads amendment was
submitted at the same election as the
tax amendment. The canvassing
board declared both amendments
adopted. The matter was taken be-
fore the district court of st. Louis
county. The court declared the tax
amendment lost and the good roads
amendment adopted. The attorney
general appealed to the supreme
court. contending that the questions
involved were political and not judi
.cial. The supreme court in its deci-
sion declares that whether q consti-
tuition shall be amended is q political
question; whether It has been legally
amended IL q judicial question.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
BAD FIRE IN ALBERTA TOWN.

Store, Postofses and Bank Destroyed
at 1aber.
Winnipeg. Jan. 12.-The Taber Trad
ing company's store at Taber. Alberta.
with q valuable stock. was destroyed
by flre. A stone block which contain
ed the postofice and the Eastern
Townships bank was also destroyed.
At one time the entire business Sec
ton was threatened. Lethbridge was
appealed to for aid. The loss is 500.
900
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
Police Find Missing Heir.

Chippewa Falls. WIS.,, Jan. 12.-Aft-
Or search of several weeks for
Ienatx KEEPS. the police authorities of
Northern wisconsin have finally locat-
ed him on a farm near Bruce. KEEPS
brother In New York has for several
years been trying to find him. and re-.
Gently asked the police of the North
west to assist. II is said that by rea
son Of the death Of rich relative the
missing man has inherited considera
BILE property.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15

Otto Roll. the twelve-year-old son
Of Edwin F. Roll Of Spring Hin. was
accidentally shot and almost instantly
killed while hunting with two other
boys. The three boys were going up
a canyon when they decided to ex-
plore some old mining caves. AZ they
entered one Of these . bird hev up
and the Roll boy shot at II and missed
II. Another boy with . shotgun took
aim and Just as he pulled the trigger
the Roll boy leaned forward to reload
his gun and got his head right In front
of the shotgun barrel. The entire
charge ,entered- back Of his right ear
and came out over his nose.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
FISHERMEN ORGANIZE UNION.
Lake Pspin Organization Wants Bet.
ter Treatment From Buyers.

Pepin. Wis.,. Jan. 10. - The Lake
Pepin Fishermen's union was organ
lied last night. The fishermen organ.
ICED because they Questioned the bust
ness methods of New York buyers.
Their Elan is to have committee find
out the market prices each week and
to offer the buyers all the fish at rea,
sonabl prices. the buyers to take the
entire output. II the buyers refuse to
do this the fish will be shipped on
commission. So far only about three,
cars a week have been shipped. as the
buyers would not take the entire out,
put. which would be ten cars.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
WOULD SELL POWER PLANT.

Street Railway Company Makes Win
nipeg Proposition.
Winnipeg. Jan. 1.-THE Winnipeg
city council having gone In for the
polisy of owning municipal franchises
the winnipeg Electric Street Railway
company. which owns q valuable water
power plant near the one owned by the
city railway, gas and electric light
plants. made . move. Saturday to sell
out to the city. A committee was ap-
pointed by members Of the board Of
trade to negotiate. The value is
placed at 100000.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-15
Field on Murder CHARGE.

Fec iej'. Mimi, Jan. 8. - Barney
Ee.son. suspected Of wantonly killing
Norris Fuller near Fowlds Sunday
II crning, was arraigned before JUS
,ice II. A. Simons yesterday after
neon on a charge Of murder in the
first degree and demanded an imme-
date hearing. pleading not guilty.
TIE case was continued Ave days to
allow time for tho verdict Of the in.
quest.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hannid. at Helena.
brought habeas corpus proceedings
to obtain possession Of \ boy who IL
nov In tho care Of the Sisters acad-
envy. The 10y Was placed with the
sisters by the father. who Is now In
Portland. Mrs. Hanni6 made . de-
mand for the child. but the sisters re-
fused to give him up until the father
can be heard from. II n understood
he II now ON his way there and the
hearing OF the case viii not come up
before his arrival.