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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
Progresses en- NuevO Me-
xiCO.

Una presa que tendra tres veces
la altura de la afamada presa de
Assouan con Egipto, que es consi-
derada ell trlunfo mayor de la inge
nieria britanica, va a ser construida
con capital de particulares en- el va
lie de Gila, parte sudoeste de Nue.
vo Mexico. El dep6sito que for
mara sera dos tantos del tamaTo del
proyecto del gobicrno en- Elephant
Butt 4 la entrada del Vale de Me
silla y Ell terreno que sera fertiIiza
do es 100000 acres, & mas de 10
que estaba bajo irrigaci6n en- Nue-
vo Mexico al principle de este ano,
Esto da una indication de las vastas
probabilidades para desarrollo en- el
sudoeste pues este proyecto es solo
uno de muchos contemplados Q ba-
10 construction. Verdaderamente
Nuevo Mexico esta destinado 4 ser
una colmena de population y de in
dustria.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
Subi6 al Cielo.

A las 8 de la mahana del mar
tes, 8 del que rige, remont6 su
vuelo al cielo. 81 nino lnocencio, de
catorce meses soIamente 9 hijo de
nuestro buen amigo y suscriptor,
senor Samuel Quintana y esposa,
del Ranchito de Abajo.
Sucumbi5 yfctima de febre
pneumonia.
Sus ex6quias fdnebres tomaron
lugar el dia siguiente, microbes, a
las 10 A. M.
Ofrecemos los deudos nuestro
sincere pcsame.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
DefunCi6n.

Por atenta esquela funebre que
recibimos. nos informamos que el
dia 6 del que rige falIecio en- la re-
sidencia do los Sres Delgados,
en- Santa Fe, el senior Francisco z.
Chavez, cuyas exequias funebrea
tomaron lugar en- Ia Catedral de
Santa Ie, 81 lunea de esta semana
4 las S a. NJ.
El tinado contaba 81 ahos de
edad Y son sua dolieDtes Teresa @.
de Chavez, l.. N. Ortiz y Juliao
Chavez, 4 quienes la Reyista
ofrece su sincera condolsncia.
g E p. Is
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

al hombre que preseiendiera de 50
dignidad, y la indignidad en- este
case, lesionaria 4 la falnilia del III
traJado. 81 por el contrario, di
leramos que su deber es yengar Ia
ofensa con un crimen, la inmora
lldad seria maydscula, que nadie
tiene derecho a la vida de sus Sc.
mejantes, nj aun la misma socie
dad que para su pureza, establece
la pena Ultima, castigando con
muchos crflnenes dc uno Y otro
mas y otros mas asesinos que, ce-
gados por la ira, . ilnpuIsados por
uu instinto nato que diria Ferrara,
sacritican las yidas de sus sene
jantes en- holocausto personal.
81 pues los pueblos no sun igua
les nj 10 han sido nunca, la huma
nidad es sielnpre la misma, con
distintos caracteres morales, Y dc
esta moral mas 8 nenos pura, de-
be desprenderse 10 que es la digni
dad humana.
va 10 hemos dicho muchas We
ces: 81 ell hombre como hombre
conserva siempre sus instintos bes
tiales y q ellos quiere que SO les
respete cuando de los misnos ha
&c una digpidad que depende del
attribute fislco dc la muler en- su
calidad de hsmbra, entonces, Sc
guiran desarrollandose siempre los
dramas pasionales, y siempre ha-
bra Paris que roben Elenas y Me
melaos que deetruyan Troyas, en-
tanto que aeran en menor escala,
los que Sc tilien a esa tribu dc ma.
ridos eondescendientes que cuitada
y pasiya, pasa por el mundo balsn-
do como pasivos corderos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
CaSOrio.

Aver jueves, contrujeron natri
monio religioso, los apreciables jo.
venes Maguin Salazar con Catali.
na Cordoba, el primero hijo del fl
nado Fernando Salazar Y Ia novia
hija del senor A. A. Cordoba, an.
teriormente Residences de Lobatos
Cole. J ahora de- esta de Taos.
ongratulamos 4 Ia nueva pare
ia deseandoles toda clase de felici
dades en- el nuevo hogar que aca.
ban de iniciar.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
AprOpiaCiCneS para ell
CondadO de Taos.

El Senador Penrose, introdujo los
siguientes proyectos en- el Senado
de los Estados Unidos, antes de ce
rrarse la Session corta del Congreso
y sin duda.seran ley, en- La pr6xima
session del Congreso:
Un proyecto proveyendo para la
construction de I'M puente en- VANS
ley, condado de Taos, N. Mex. Es-
te es el puente ahora de John Dunn,
cerca SeSvilleta.
SEA DECRETADO por
el Senado y Camara de Represen
tantes de los Estados Unidos de
America, en- Oongreso reunidos, que
aqui Sc ha apropiado, a fuera de
cualquier dinero en- la Tesoreria que
no haya sido de otro modo apropia-
do, la suma de treinta mil pesos
(S3O,0O0) con 81 propdsito de hacer
los gastos y costos para construir y
levantar una puente de acero y gra
dpando propios y necesarios aproxi-
mamientos en- ell mismo y en- los dos
lados de la GAIA del Rio Grande, en-
la posta del camino entire Taos Y
Servilleta, un lugar comunmente CO.
nocido por el Paso de Wamsley, en-
donde Sc iuntan los rios de Arroyo
Hondo Y Rio Grande.
Sec. 2. Que el Secretario de la
Tesoreria esta por estas dirigido e
instruido de pagar el dinero que ha
sido apropiado a la Tesorerfa del to-
rritorio de Nuevo Mexico para ser
usado baio la supervision del Inge-
Micro territorial, para construir ca
minos Y puentes como ha sido des-
cribido aqui.
OTRO.
Un proyecto proveyendo para la
construction de puentes para pasar
el Rio Colorado. ondado de Taos,
N. Mex. y otros prop6sitos.
Sea decretado por el Senadoy Ca
mara de Representatives. de los Es-
tados Unidos de America, en- Con
greso reunidos, que aqui Sc ha apro-
piado, a fuera de cualquier dinero
en- la Tesoreria que no haya sido
apropiado, la suma de $4,000 (nue-
We mil doscientos) con el proposito
de hacer los gastos y expensas para
levantar s construir puentes en- Ell
Rio Colorado, condado de Taos, N.
Mex. y reparar Y componer el ca
mino de la posta, entire Qdesta, Con-
dado de Taos & Elizabethtown, con-
dado de Colfax, N. Mex.
Sec 2-Que el Secretario de la
Tesoreria esta por esta instruido de
pagar el dinero que ha sido apro
piado, 4 la Tesoreria del territorio
de Nuevo Mexico para ser usado
baio la supervision del Ingeniero
territorial en- construir y reparar los
caminos y puentes que han sidoaQuf
describidos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
Cierre de EScueIa.

La escuela del distrito escolar
Nrc. 4, que Sc hallaba baio la ha.
bill direction de la Profesora Srita
Eliza Quintana, eerr6 sus puertas
( los educandos q viernes pasadc
5 del corrisnte, y despues de una
atendencia diaria bastante nume.
rosa.
Los padres defamilia y dlrecto.
res Dc csc disrtito, desean expresal
slt agradeciniento 4 Ia Srita. Quin-
tapa por sus yaliosos servieios que
presto 4 los edueaDdos durante el
tempo que actuo como maestro en-
dicha eseusla.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

culto, refeien; SENTENCIO "A
MAKOOSKI Il TREINTA DIAS
DE CARCEL, y a Ryan, que SOLE
So rob6 un par de botas, FUE
MANDADO'POR OCH0 ANOk
A LA PENITENCIARfA DEL
ESTADO. Tales pruebas de alta
civilization, por supuesto, no pue-
den ser halladas entire "los ignoran-
tes Mexicanos". De nuevo: en- Ia
ciudad de Butler, (tambien en- 81
estado del mismo Beveridge) un in
Idividuo de nombre (Carl McMar-
lin, fu6 en- Octubre pasado, acusa-
do por causar periuicios maliciosa
mente. Cuando 10 trujeron ante
el Juez CT. II. Dayye) el estado
present6 d los testigos presecutores
para ser iuramentados. Su nombre
era William Thomas, de Is amos
de edad. El Juez le preguDto j:
"Sabe I'd. que es un juramento!'
"N6," /" fue la respuesta. "Sabe I'd.
que hay un DiosF' "NopeS pero
he dido decir algo de que hay un
inferno" HAS sabido de I'm Gle
log" "Nope" 1Que no has esta-
do nunca en- el catecismo" "No:
nunca he lido al Cateciamo y nj nun
ca he estado en- una iglesia nj 4 la
escuela". "Sabe escribir 8 leerl"
"Nope". Entonces 81 Juez Dayye
dijo: "Este testigo no es compe-
tente'.
Como los eiemplos citados, no Sc
pueden hallar en- Nuevo Mexico.
Tenemos nuestra parte de iliteratos,
pero nuestros calumniadores olvidan
que todos los que ellos llaman lite
ratios no son todos Mexicanos. Hay
miles y miles de indios y miles de
extranjeros que Sc cuentan quienes
no pueden leer nj escribir ningdn
idioma, mucho menos 81 idioma III
giles. La verdad debia de obligar
a estos criticos por via de hacsr JUS
ticia, 81 NADIA mas, ode quemar el
aceite de la ldmpara" IN poquito
Suyo verdadero.
BENJAMIN M. READ"
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12
Onda Fria.

Durante la semana hemos sido
visitados por IN temporal de viento
nieve y aqua, tan terrible, que hizo
que 81 frio fuera extenso v punzan.
to como no SO habia notado duran
te ell presente invierno a pesar de
haber aido tan duro como 10 fue.
No hay duda que el invierno Sc
quiere despedir deiandonos gratos
recnerdos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

Luis Valdez, de Springer Sc halla
en- esta desde Ia seinana pasada, en-
donde vino 4 recibir Ia herencia
que le dejo sn abuelito. el fnado
Jose Manuel Martinez. Lo que
gecibi6 alcanzs 1 algunos miles do
pesos,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

Para trabajos ezcelentes en- re.
loies o. bolsa, vayan a Ia Joyeria
de WiesA
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

Procedimientos y Nuevas Leyes
Introducidas. Nueva Ley de
Jurados. Los Que tengan
perros pagaran Eicen-
cia. Las mujeres
endaGiegas no
podran fire.
cuentar
los AIrededorss de las Cantinas.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

Nro 131 Spiess, anexando cierto
territorio al condado de Curry, Nro
1872 por Catron, para eumendar
Sec. 8, Gap. 116 De 1905, reltivo a
iurados. Nro. 1873, por Catrou,
permitiendo a ciertas personas que
traigan pleitos en- contra el terrific
rio, porsus reclalnos y que traigan
todos los que puedan.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1909-03-12

Ifyou want to progress in
business, and want the Me-
xican patronage, you 70 ad
yertisc in this paper; has
the largest circulation in
New Mexico. We offer our
post Office to verify it
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
TOOK AN OVERDOSE
OF HEADACHE MEDICINE
Albert Murphy Very Ill
From the Effects.
From Columbus In Very Critical
Condition.

Albert Murphy, who is employed as
a collector for the Marion Depart
ment company, is recovering after a
very serious illness suffered at Colum-
bus Sunday when he took an overdose
of headache tablets.
Murphy and a friend were in the
Capital City when the former suffer-
ed severe attack of headache and he
promptly took two tablets. HIS friend
also offered him one of the tablets
which he carried with him and the
result was that he became i'll from
the effects. He BECAME very sleepy
and his companion got him to a ply
slcian's Office where he was given at
tention. He was brought to this city
and removed to the home of his father
T. j. Murphy, of Bennett street in a
cab and local physician was sum-
moned. Murphy is eighteen years Of
age For some time IL was thought
that he could not recover from the ef-
fects of the overdose. He is improving
nicely at present.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
SOLDIER BOYS ARE
HOME FROM CAMP
Week Was Very Enjoyable
For All.
Clay q. Howery And Captain Richard
son Carry on the Honors on the
Range.

The members of Co. ID, o. n. G. re-
turned from Camp Perry Tuesday
afternoon after most successful
week in camp. Marion made a fine
showing in the events of the week
at Camp Perry and all of the
scores were very high. Clay G. How
cry. of the local company, was the
only man i'm the local camp who
qualified to enter the big shooting
matches which will be held there in
August Howery took the honors in
the sharp shooting match with one
hundred and twenty-siS points in his
favor. Captain j.. o. Richardson.
with one hundred and six points took
honors in Workmanship. The Della
ware company won the first prize in
the drills and each member will be
given leather gun case as a prize.
A special tran over the Pennsylv-
vania Brought the boys home Tues
day afternoon and the members of
the company were very 1ubilant over
the success of the annual encamp-
ment
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28

The annual picnic dinner of the
Free Baptist Missionary society will
be at Mrs. Charles Clapsadle's, 729
North Main street. Thursday. July 29.
At meeting of the brotherhood of
the Presbyterian church on Lee street
Tuesday evening, r. T. Lewis gave a
talk on his trip through the West.
The NJ. f. church of DeCliff will
hold a festival in the s. /. Clements
gfrove one half mile north of DeCliff,
the evening of August g. for the BEN
eft of the church
A ditch petitoned for by C. II.
Beringer, Of Claridon township, was
viewed Tuesday by the. county com
| missioners. The ditch was granted
and the final hearing set for october
| Is.
A number of loads Of new rails ar
rived here this morning in the local
yards of the Erie. They are of a
heavier type and will be laid soon.
| The Auxiliary Missionary society OF
the United Brethren church will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Starcher, of
Latourette street, Thursday after
noon.
A union picnic is being held by the
Sunday schools of Prospect at Olen-
eangy park, Columbus, this afternoon.
"A record crowd Is I'm attendance and
the various attractions OF the pleasure
Sesort have been thrown wide open to
accommodate the visitors. Several Ma
rion people joined the excursionists
for the outing.
The Barnd Negotiating Agency re-
ports the sale of the house on Garden
City pike. belonging to Jones and
Wilson, to Miss Eliza Rhoads, OF
Raymond, Ohio, who will at once oc'
cupy It, The same firm reports the
renting of house on Flies avenue
to Mr.. James Bohin, OF Delaware
Ohio, and of house on South Pros
pect street to william Stansbury, ol
Fostoria, Ohio, who recently pur
chased the Casino theatre on Soutf
Main street.
l.. S. Langley, who has been con
Quoting an advertising and printing
establishment on South Prospec
; street, for some time past. has sole
his plant to parties at Middleton, Ohio
and will move there this week wher'
he will make his home. The loca
, plant will be moved also to that place
For some years past Mr.. Langle.
has been engaged at this business II
this city and has had a successful
business career here. He has not ye
/. decided upon just what work he will
pursue at Middletown for the presen
but will no doubt engage In worl
such as he has been connected witt
] for many years past.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
NEW DEPOT
Martel Is To Be Given
Nice New Station.

Martel is to have a new depot.
Since the depot at that point was de-
molished some time ago, a freight
car has done service as a freight de-
pot.
The old car will give place to fine
new general freight and passenger
depot to be used by all three of the
railroads that pass through Martel,
the Erie, the Big Four. and the T. q
O. G.
Commodious and modern in every
detail the new building will satisfy a
great need The people of Martel
are much pleased over the an
nouncement that they are to have n
new station, whose probale cost will
be $500. Plans for the structure
win be prepared by the Gallon Lum-
ber company and they will have
charge of the work.--Galion Leader.
1t will be remembered that the de-
pot at Martel was demolished in n
bad wreck at that place about two
years ago.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
COURT NEWS.

In the partition suit of George A.
Ruth against Emma Ferrin, and 9TH
ers, the court has made +. Il. Guth-
cry, guardian of Caroline Ade. an in
sane person, party defendant with
leave to answer instanter. The an
swer and cross-petitlon of the party
defendant was filed by Crissinger and
CUTLERY, denying all knowledge of
the contract set up in the petition of
the party defendant was filed by Cris-
singer and CUTLERY, denying all
knowledge of the contract set up in
the petition and claiming that Caro-
line Ade Is possessed of an undivided
one-third interest in the premises,
subject TO the dover interest of Dam
lei Ade. The court is asked to set
aside one-third of the property to
Caroline Ade. subject TO the interest
of Daniel Ade.
In the samo suit the answer of
Pauline Setter was filed, setting up a
claim for two-fifths of the premises
subject to the life interest of Daniel
Ade.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28

Try the Mirror Want
Column
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
KNOWN HERE
Harry Griffith Dies At His
Home in Dayton.

Harry Grifhth, a travelling salesman
for the Orr. Brown and Price Whole
sale Drug company of Columbus, died
at his home in Dayton. Tuesday ev-
ening, after an Illness of two weeks
duration.
Mr.. Griffith was one of the best
known men in the business and his
unfailng good humor and courtesy
made him a welcome visitor every
where. He has called on local drug
gists for the past twenty years and
the news of his death will be heard
with regret by a large circle of busi-
ness and personal friends in this city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
NEW FRONT
Henry Ackerman is Remod-
cling His Store Room.

Henry Ackerman rs remodeling his
South Main street piano and music
store, which when completed will be
one of the most attractive store
fronts in the city There will be a
receeding entrance with room in the
display windows on either side for a
piano and its immediate settings. A
decorator has been engaged to create
an effective background for the hand
some pieces of wood to be displayed
and the entire interior of the store
will be made as artistic as possible.
The repairs are now under way and
Mr.. Ackerman plans to give his pat
rons a surprise at their completion.
JOANNA:
Gold Medal Flour Is real economy.
PRUDENCE
TRY the Mirror Want Column
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28

ANsABEL:
GEBAIDIsE.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28
Tranquility.

II you wish to live a life free from
sorrow. think OF what is going to hap
pen as II 1t had already happened
Epictetus.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28

Fifty from this city went to Cedar
Point this morning over the Pennsyl-
yania.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-28

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Phelps of Sugar street Tues.
day morning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
FINAL WEEK OF
OPERA Is AT HAND
Special Treats Promised for
Last Performances of
Princess Season

This will be the last week OF the
engagement OF the international grand
opera company. which has been playing
a very successful and artistic engage
ment at the Princess theater.
Rossinfs beautiful opera The Bar
Der OF Seville" will be given by this
company for the first time since the
engagement opened. and the operas
which have proved the most sue
cessful will be repeated.
This is the repertoire for the final
week:
Monday night-'La Traviata." with
NorelIi, Bari and cara in the leading
roles.
Tuesday night--Aida. with Madame
Helene Therry. who will sing Aida for
the first and only time in this city;
Sanoilon as Radames and ArcangeIi
and Gravina-
Wednesday afternoon-"The Barber
of Seville" presented by Norelli. Arcan-
geli, Colombini and Gravina-
Wednesday night-'n Trovatore I"
sung by Bertossi, Samoiloff, cara and
OterL
Thursday night-The last perform
ance of Fedora" Nine. Therry. Ar
cangen, Colombfnt and Gravina viii
sing.
Friday night-"The Barber Of Sc
Vile" with the same cast as that
which sang the Rossini opera Wednes-
day afternoon.
Saturday afternoon-"Cavalleri Rus
ticana' and "TPag liacci.n with Nine.
Duce- Merola, Lima. Bertossi. Sanction.
Bari. Di Giaccomo. cara and Frascona
IN the leading roles of the two operas.
Saturday night-"Carmen." This
presentation of the Bizet masterpiece
Is expected to be a notable one Nine.
Therry. who has proved herself to be
a splendid artist. will assume the lead
ing role OF the cigarette girl. II will
be her first appearance in this part In
this city and there should be a large
audience to witness what promises to
be fine presentation of the Merimee
heroine. Colombini will again be Don
Jose, which IS one OF the best roles he
has sung here and worthy charactert-
ration for his genius at acting
Sunday night-'LAmico Fritz will
be sung again by request. Masca gni's
second opera, which has been given its
first American presentation in San
Francisco By the International opera
company, has been one OF the best
things heard here in years and interest
| in It has been great indeed. Not only
the novelty Of the performance of the
new work. but the high artistic claims
| of the piece have attracted great atten-
tion to "LAmico Fritz" Bertossi, Co
| lombini. ArcangeE and an excellent
supporting cast will sing the lyric play
La Giaconda" will be the bill to-
night
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
WEAK MINDED YOUTH
IS PERPLEXING PROBLEM
"You Can Kill Me-" Shouts
Prisoner From Dock

Judge. you can kill me If you want
to- shouted Frank Martin, a youth
of weak wits, from the dock in Judge
Dunnes court yesterday while the of
ficials OF justice were discussing what
disposition to make OF his case
Martin is charged with burglary.
Nevertheless the insanity commission
ers have pronounced him sane. and
DR.. Hatch of the Home for Feeble
Minded and has refused to admit him TO
that institution unless he be commit
ted there by jury.
Prosecutor Louis Ward stated that
he certainly would not try Martin on
the charge OF burglary, as the man
was plainly a mental incompetent.
Finally the Judge decided he would
have Martin again examined by the in
sanity commission.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
RECEPTION is HELD BY
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
Court Inter Nos Enfertains for
J. c. Toppiano

Court Inter Nos No. IS. Foresters OF
America the banner court OF this juris-
dictiOn for membership and wealth.
gave e reception IN CotiIlion hall last
night 10 John c. Foppiano. who il 10
leave shortly for the east 70 attend
the session OF the supreme court OF
the order In Toledo. O.
After the reception there was dane
ing until midnight
The affair was under the direction
OF the following committees:
Arrangements-P. .. Mullaney, John
Burke, c. c. Crone, Frank Walsh and
James Foppieno- Floor committee
and Peter Foppiano: assistants
Charles Schneider, Frank l. Backe
Charles ButterWorth and y. W. Smith
Receptfon connittee-Dr. J. W Hawk
ms. Theodore Kelly, L Barry. William
Murphy. John Isols James Gaughrau
and Frank Walsh.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18
PUTS STOP TO AUTO
RIDES FOR ABE RUFF
Police Judge Deasy Gives Ver-
bal Order to Sheriff

The cases OF attorney Frank J. Mur-
ply and Eugene Platt, charged with
grand larceny In connection with the
theft OF papers from the office of vii
liam J. Burns. were again called in
Police Judge Dessy's court yesterday
and continued until July 81 10 be set
FOR trial.
sheriff Heggerty and informed him not
10 bring Abe Ruef to court again I'M
less a new subpoena was issued for
his attendance.
Ruef was IA court as usual having
been subpenaed weeks ago as a wit
ness for Murphy. and every time the
case was called Ruef was taken to
court in an automobile. er faxinE the
fresh air and sunshine.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-18

The officials of the Canadian Pacific
and 500 line will MAKE soon a trip over
the Chicago division of the 500 line.
formerly the wisconsin Central, with
the view of making permanent i'm
provements. II is likely that a cutoff
will be built to shorten the line 40
miles The 500 line is now about 50
miles longer than the Chicago Mil
waukee and st. Paul, the Chicago
North western and the Chicago, Burl-
ton and Quincy, and this cutoff is
necessary in order to equalize the time
between Chicago and st. Paul and Min
neapolis.