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II leelslatlye ladies: Mcdames Peel
eF. Blair. y, n Brawnite. Chapman.
II lCerdell. Cunningham. Culd Davis.
Denton Echcls, Eggerman, Franklin,
II Goulllng. Hatchett MemmlnRer.
Mitchell, Morris. Reiwiue, Roddie.
RUSSELL. strain suhlani. Tay.
lor Thomas. yeager. Richard Brunn.
lee Burnette, butts Casteel charles,
Clark Compton, Cope. Dixen. Dunn,
Edgngton, Giimes savage shearcr,
Sherman Ross. Smith. Terrai rliot5
son, Utterback Waigaus. Wilson.
4 W0riman Ladies OF administration
Nesdamea G N fiaskell y NJ. Canton
n lsandlln, G Al Sinil. ~aldwell. Gle.
ments stark. Caln Morgan, Menefse
Benedict nryan. Oaks, Trapr. Me-.
Hrlan Cain Warrel Lester hes Mey'
er Charles AZ Tagllr NesDlt, Ga4
ner Alexander Charles DaughertE NJ
~ Mcc0mb q 4 Stark 2ueAl Has
kall Mitch. iouilsF HafnJNi iInFhHa
Cassidy, Langley. lIeuSfieka liigh-
tower Fitzpatrick f1NnR ,eyic Con.
rbrs Barrett aandcil ~ NJ Gamer
on, Mahr fleEing y WI stone
Roy, nurke, Dawes Hayes. Dunn.
Turner n paraer Fleii. Furman. 9g.
tRr, D0yle watson. MrAIestor. chap.
maa patton lienshaw west spIinan,
Moore
The following program glil De ien.
dered iu memoriain Of Miss Frances
E Willard AZ lhe chHstal church
sunday q ,, n, March 7th
Coronation
neyctlnnals-~.sr itOblett
Song Church Chorus
Miaa Wllanda cali IL the Tempe
ance platform A.fs y M n. agy
The Lives thft Touch Other lives
~nr, Ahern 'tay
Solo
Address representative swell
Address Pres "A Grant Gvans. ol
Oklahoma uniyertiiy,
Frances aillara Poem Gis y'aitel
HamphreE
why Ne cbseNc This 9uy Mrs
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Cncrlaa
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q big dance qa t'sa night os sIasah l9
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pop tom oklah5na CITY last aveane
10 visit thelr soul Mark and brother
II y R1uchi anG family Mr EcucN
Y Just returning From q business lril
5 70 Afgap'lfe s0gsa hmerlcr
At The warner avenue residence ~
M aua Mrs edgar Powers, yrlda3
evening. an elgateaursc dinner VA
II given Ia honor "a the birihd3y aAni
teranry nf Mf NlWida "a amir swnn
aging editor IN ia ctata raelffi INV
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thaf0ughis trained nnWannler men d
the state Il wAR merry paFty aa
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/ ion. ana lae guest of honor gnt
lemahatfaiion q convincing u0Nel
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necasslt4 ansnv all Nm maea
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TO THE NEWS


Claude ~ Martin has sold To Gee
Martin, lat 30 II block s7. Capital hal
consideration e3uU
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'Ad" Donnea 81 The Leader lIap
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luN w Presbyterian gaesc
rev \ 8 Wright p6Aar
Preecning services Al 4 III raa
Ti80 d. IA.
sabbath scano. al 10 a, IA.
~ n $3.50 WeGnesGay
Prayer meeting et 7s3O,
frehcalng anr9iee Il nii subject
The lERpnY Man.
Sermon 1:ae aHniect eMhy better
left ihe See.
aAaieel IT faofhiag safrlea 5Ilias
0f 8esnee.
fnr eqeaa1s 99e seelity II tep
Epifltaal sslfc.
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Mrs. Il q 0ldg was eallul Ia Ok
lfhema Cily last HlEht hy seaRgalh
from her daughter Mrs N A smith
announcing the serious lllueRa Of hei
graadaon Harvey OlsH Smith
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Nhrlstlau chuseh
-oranr Ana and Noble
apHSay Se0orl. 10 D. III
Preaching II / Il n. and 9 b. X.
c ~ "a T2e b. m
Mornlag theme. 0nr Divine Metl.
latrt
y fhe evening senator graak NJ.
gelvlllc wan ell Then ulpil
stfangefe slways welcome al tho
Christian church
Rev a n Muhltt, Pastor
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lourrogatloraI causc,.

surnar of Warner and Eighth Sc
lsaac Goodman. Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. ID.
Miss Blanche Hose supl
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~ amRe Raed is o. ffaM 9kia.
ele City.
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aaIse N 81 sialatss s 4aea from
'Taseea3.
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e9u4eiIMMh e q geeflesi retained
5la morning from 06ieheAa eiig
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Elr2t caurna Of carlss, Seller slat.
Flrst Reader Daniel NJ. Myers
seryieee t M sunday School ID
a M Wednesday 3 M ils N
aroad street.
Reading Room 10 rear 81 eaurch;
open daily from so IS
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q T elscdo reiufnp thls morn
as fpom s.m2neu
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lslaas Meslpslas W'iuFe so
u Fairehlld naator
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s. aarlin. sheriff II alncaia
county Is over fraA 2ha dler
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M ewlls If Aericls Il hee
81 gnaday
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Insurance f'bmmllaieneF 4 MA
Iapt fatan Il mqFans from
SaIaheme ssite
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16
-0RpER No. 10.

IA gefhcd complaint was filed by T. w Cameron, alleging IN sab.
stance. that On October II. f0o8 complainant was 4 passenger awaiting
AZ tie depot of the defendant in The town Of Tulsa that during tlat
ime the waiting room Of the depot was pefncated with vile od0r
coming ffoH the mems toilet room adjoining and opening INTO the
waiting room, and that the toilet room acor was covered with vile
|aIaa, and PRAYING that The company be required 70 observe The order
\ tic Commission for the interest,", comfort and heafh Of te public
The defendant da NOT appear Of fife any iorsal answer on the
late of The hearing. bus the Vice President and General Manager. Mr.
wv. g. Nixon, wrote 5 letter u The Commission, stating that the
lnnbiaQ Was il good condition, but was continually being stopped
In refuse thrown wieFe i inteFefes with the drainage, thus ceiaug
ondHiops complained 81 and that he had given instructions - havc
he closets cleaned ofennf
Commissioner Watson visited the place sometime sgos and f@
lresca Me agent to keep the closeh IN proper condition. 4 SCENTS
nat Abe conditions complained Of still continued and the Commission
ms been very f~onsdefale 81 complaints 6ed f0f te violation 81 this
yfdaF for the purpose 81 giving agents Of the various railroads suf-
ieienk time 10 become aenuancd With and accustomed 10 The IL
QuFeneais 81 the order.
It seems that foFbeatance has failed 70 secufe fhe result hoped
fof BY ne Commission. The facts II this case, a disclosed By The
evidence. Ire certainly of an aggrasatng character and TIE Cumnir
sfaH t@ls that . light punishment should be imposed upon the d.
lNaf
therefore ordered al aaIuNgsa y Ia Commission 1aE tie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-16

Stomach trouble e but aymptcm q. and not
Ia ITSELF ! true disease. No think Of DyspepslA
Heartburn. and Indigestion as real diseases. yet
they are symptoms only Of . certain spoclae
Nerve sickness -nolhine ellie.
X was lhis iact that drst correctly ied Dr. shoon
b tho creation 81 thht now very popular Stomach
Relnedy-Dr. ehoob's Res,orstlvo. Goiag diruci
10 the stomach nerves. alnnh brought that success
and favor 20 Dr. shoop ana his Restorative. With
out that original and highly vital principle re
such lasting accomplishment were ever % b had
For stomach distress. bloaiing, %hIliouaness. bad
breath and balow complexion, try nr. shoop'e
Restomuvo1ab OF LIquid-and 500 ior your
self what 10 can and win 40. We psn and cheaR
lnlls recommend
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ORDER NO. f9S

The complainant alege that prior 70 the hrst dy q Maren
foo8 ne defendant maintained telephone service ~ the station ~
checotah. that since said date the same has been discontinued, greauY
to NE Inconvenience Of the public and patrons Of the defendant a. 'he
town Of Checotah
The evidence shows the town Of Checotah 70 nave a popuAuon
81 from, twelve 70 fifteen hundred people, and that the defendant ho
maintained telephone service as Sc. forth, and that the dscontnuance
of the same greatly Inconvenience the citizens q Shecotan anu
vicinity. That in the city Of Chccohh Is maintained q local telephone
exchange with long distance service
The evidence further shows that a telephone nag psen nam
famed ii the depot BY the telephone company prior 70 Masen I 1890
without charge to the railroad company; that the same was taken ot
because The telephone company demanded pay for the service
The Commission has announced heretofore that Telephones ~
.depots where a telephone exchange is maintained in the town y a
necessary part 81 the equipment 81 a depot for the reasonable use
and convenience OF the general public
IL IS therefore ordered that the defendant the Missouri Kansas
& Texas Railway Company, establish a telephone m me depot ~
Checotah for the use Of the general public n COMMUNICATING WIN
said depot in reference to such business as they may have with me
defendant IN is public service capacity. That such telephone alaA
tc installed and ready for use by December 81 1000
CORPORATION COMMISSION
(Signed)
F. LOVE,
Chairman
i McALESTER,
Commissioner
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FOR S~ALE-~Due bin en- Hotel Kuppcr.
Kansas City to the amount Of $40.
for room Accommodations; will sell at
a sacrifice. Address o. k care Daily
Leader.
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HANTHn~A AflE huatlIns hIeb
school elfl net uHHnF Is Years 3eaif
oHH If etEl|nG al st part 81 her ax
raasek affair stfdaI anil safnEaaez
MzK ind IIhhi. 0asx eHaia3maHi -
aaafeszinF . 6aIt fhe Leader
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Attest.
WI. CHAPMAN,
5tefelafg
Guthrie, Oklahoma, November a1 fooa
COMPLAINT MO. s5o
MARTIM THfR ~ TT Al ~ Nnrfnlk

NHEANA "a ZHANhAHANt NRHANfA"A
COMPLAINT NO so
MARTIN THORPE EFT Az Of Norfolk
MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed October Is, 1908.
Asking for passenger trains 70 stop on hag
Evidence heard November ~ 1908 and 90 order issaed AZ
follows
ORDER NO. 49,.
The rompisiuanis filed a complaint asking tbe Commission q
require trains Nos Il and e stopped at the station Of Norfolk
The Commission finds from the evidence that It would not greatly
interfere with the schedule Of these trains q stop Al tc town Of
Norfolk and that tc reasonable necessity aud convenience oi tie
people ii Inc vicinity Of Norfolk requires is service.
~ Fl therefore, ordered that fine defendant The Missouri kausas
4 Texas Railway, stop trains Nos. a and az Oh flag al the town ST
Norfolk. and that this service &c continued until further ordered By
tie Commission That this order shall 20 into effect Deccphcf s.
1903
CORPORATIONS COMMISSION
fSiened)
DE LOVE,
CharHGe.
McALESTER.
Commissioner
Attest
vi CHAPMAN.
Seefeafy.
Guthrie oklahoma, November ~ f0os
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FOR SAg.E-stock Of General Mer.
chand,se ii country town four miles
from railroad. Building for sale or
rent. Excellent location for country
trade. Address ". e. A. care Leader.
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ron sALE-Or exchange: 9of resi-.
dence property, two business lots
on Oklahoma avenue. Wtll make 2
price that viii sell them. For par
tlculars cali Phone 1854. I20h West
Oklahoma avenue. Room l.
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fAlIE3I1
W. Al. CHAPMAN.
Seefefa}y.
Guthrie. Oklahoma, November ~ 1905
COMPLAINT NC. ~

u WI CAMERON, of Kcndrck,
VS..
LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD COMPANY
Filled October 70, 1908
Complaining Of condition Of depot and toilet rooms.
Evidence heard November III, 1905 and an order issued ~ go-
l0we.
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FOR SALE-Forty C4e1 feet good
ahaitlDg; 4 cone pulleya and attach.
mentB, Call at Daily Lealef oilce.
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FOR SAEE-Concession fixtures and
stand room for amusement Co. ios
1909 will open about May al a BAR
gain and a money maker for some one
with q small capital. The place has
q large attendance. FOR full partic-
nlars call on or write q. n. Vincent.
Room ., Dewey bldg,
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ON FARM LOANS r. A. Baggcgt has
q new deal and dehea competition
WIN save You money.
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FOR 6ALM-OM newspapers At The
header office, zoe per hundred.
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Parts Will tsa,0la ana lEHkt bank
lhs experience o4ah Orr ansd Hunt
lue proposition IN UkisAunsa III a
fern lfahl6a tonhde7iiaI AHdteM M
lfanal Rfldfrnne nlld fnsestlnetA c..
MHskpgpe Oklahoma.
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FOR SALE-One Cream Separator.
new; apply at sif North First 81.
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WANTED~sAil people Interested Ii
good loads % acauaint themselves
with the new law Get a phamphlei
of tho rev road law al The Leader
office.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Farm. 100
acres: 400 acres black bottom under
cultivation; fine. spring, 9 room house
3 re miles from the railroad: II miles
from uutarle. Phone 0A2- b1l y. Villas
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FOR SALE-We hive f0r snlei an
elEhi room house, and two lots on
East Noble avenue which must be
sold within three anys. and can make
q price that Is q sure bargain. II
you want ashopsq don fail 10 see
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a Restaurant and Roomlns house,
furniture and nxtures; 3 anap. fof
Less than three timer the net profits
Tor February,
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WANTED Muuaeaf lbf HfaAch ofllrh
"a wish 10 locate hefe n siith.
lie. AadNaEa. The Norris WhpEdsNIe
Use. Cincinnati One.
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COMPLAINT NO. 260
ARIES r. FREEMAN, Of Checotah,

MISSOURI KANSAS & TEXAS RAILWAY COMPANY
Filed October IS, 1908.
Asking for a telephone IN station
Evidence was heard November ~ 1905 and az order 'ssos9 ~
follows;
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Asking foe passenger trains to stop on hag
Evidence heard November ~ 1905, and 90 order issue
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
END is TO COME ON SUNDAY.
HOLY Rollers Have Another Visior
and Give This Poor Old World
TWenty-Four Hours More.

West Duxbury, Mass, Sept. 25,--
The world would not be destroyed
he said, until some time during the
twenty-four hours beginning at six
o'clock tonight, say the Holy Rollers
assembled near Boston. now.
Believers only were allowed to enter
the Bethel during the afternoon. An
exception was made in the case OF
Rev. DR.. Dillon Bronson of Brook.
line, a we'll known Methodist clergy
man, who observed the proceedings
for some time. He said the particl'
pants were evidently earnest in thei1
belief, but that much of their talk
was unintelligible. Women with eyes
closed and bodies trembling from eX
citement made strange, incoherent Ut
terances, which others, claiming &c
have the "gift of tongues" translated
into religious prophesies.
DR.. Bronson said that there was
much personal hypnotism in the
air" and that he even felt the inhu
ence somewhat himself.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
STRANGE TROUBLE FOR
RAILROAD MAGNATE E
Mistaken Identity Claimed for Suing
Him for Alienation of Affections
of other Mans Wife.

New York. Sept 25.-Theodore P.
Shonts, former commissioner of the
Isthmian canal commission, has been
sued for $4,000 damages, according
to the World, by Frederick F. Hipsch,
New York manager of the Kentucky
distillery. Mr.. Shonts is charged with
having alienated Mrs. Hipsch's affec-
tions.
Through Delaney Nicoll, his attor-
ney, Mr.. Shonts declares that the suit
is preposterous and is due TO a strange
case of mistaken identity. This led
John F. Harrington, Mr.. Hipsch's
lawyer to make the following state
ment:
Il am now examining a number OF
witnesses who are absolutely disinter
ested | appreciate fully the import
ance of this matter and if by any
chance it should be established to my
satisfaction that Mr.. Shonts is the
victim of mistaken identity the suit
of course, will be dropped
Hipsch and his wife separated or
August 2, and few days later he
was served with a summons in a sui
for separation brought by his wife.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
REVENUE ARRESTED.
Federal and State Authorities Clash
in Georgia over Enforcement of
Prohibition Law.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 25.-The clash
between the state and federal author
tiles growing out of the trouble over
the collection of internal revenue tax
es came to climax today in the arrest
of H. A. Rucker, collector of internal
revenue at Atlanta. He was served
with warrant for contempt of the
superior court of Georgia.
A warrant also was issued fol
Charles E. Slegall, government store
keeper and gauger, who had refused
to answer questions in court on the
advice of Collector Rucker.
Under the internal revenue laws. il
is claimed by the federal officers, any
officials giving the information re.
quired by the state judge, is liable tc
forfeiture of position, a fine of $1,000
and Imprisonment for one year.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
PROMOTER SUED
FOR BIG sum
Altus-Roswell Ell Pa
so Railway Pro-
iect Involved
|CLA|M IS FOR s25o,oO0
Charles B Duffy of Saint
Louis is Plaintiff in the
Case.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Edward kenne-
dy, of Houston. who is in Chicago to
promote new railroad between Ell
Paso and Altus-Roswell, was served
yesterday with summons in suit for
$250,000 brought in the circuit court
against him and his railroad by
Charles B. Duffy of st. Louis. Kenne-
dy says he met Duffy only few
times and that he gave Duffy chance
to make good in raising funds for the
railroad but that Duffy never raised
a cent. -.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
COMPETITION
WILL CONTINUE.
Clarence n. Mackay, President of the
Postal Telegraph, Denies Absorb
ing Western Union.

New York, Sept. 25.-Clarence H.
Mackay, president of the Postal Tele-
graph-Cable Company, who arrived
yesterday on the steamship Lusitania,
when asked about the truth of the re-
port which appeared in the press
throughout the country a few weeks
ago to the effect that the Postal Tele-
graph Company had absorbed the
Western Union, said: Neither the
Postal Company nor the Mackay Com
panies have entered into an agree
ment with, or purchase or lease OF the
Western Union or the purchase of its
stock; and neither the Postal Company
nor the Mackay Companies contem-
,, plate doing so. Competition will con-
tinue."
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
PROSPEROUS SAN
JUAN COUNTY
Has Biggest Fruit
Crop on Western
Slope
CORN IS GROWING FINE
New Railroad Coming and
Big Irrigation Enterprise
Under Way.

W. Goff Black, a prominent cltlzeh
of Aztec, San Juan county, is spend
inc few DAYS in Santa Fe on irriga-
ton matters, he being interested in
the Eden canal. a million dollar
proposition that will take waters out
of the Las Animas to reclaim 10000
acres of fertile mesa lands with high
line canal and laterals. An extension
of time was granted Mr.. Black by Ter
ritoral Engineer Vernon l., Sullivan,
in which 10 complete the first part OF
the work Mr. Black says that San
Juan county has the best fruit crop
on the western slope this year and
will ship fully 800 cars of it. 1t will
also have the biggest corn crop for
years. During the past two years,
100000 fruit trees have been planted
and the varieties have been well Sc
lected while the trees are being taken
better care of than had been the case
with orchards in the past. Mr.. Black
is especially pleased on account OF
the steady growth in development and
population the new settlers being
people of some means and of the
class that builds up a community and
will make good citizens. The great
majority are Republicans. The rail
road situation is also very favorable,
the Colorado and Arizona Railroad, a
subsidiary corporation of the South
ern Pacific having surveying camps
scattered between Pennington and
Gallup, the nearest being 80 miles
from Pennington where it gets its
supplies. About $4,000 have been ex-
pended already on the Eden canal
proposition which will reclaim the
fertile lands of the mesa on the east
bank of Las Animas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
FATAL DUEL OVER
PUEBLO WOMAN.
Wellknown Business Man Staggers TO
the Street and Drops Dead
Accusing Jamison.

Pueblo, Sept 25.-Shot through the
stomach during a quarrel over wom-
an known as Clara Jamison, and while
he was dying, Henry Smith, well
known business man walked out OF
the rooming house at North Union
and Richmond avenues, met Consta-
BILE Williams and told him that he
had been shot by Henry Jamison and
then talked to several acquaintances
before he collapsed, dying on the way
to ST Mary's hospital.
Smith in his parting word to mis-
friends impressed upon them his
charge that Jamison shot him with.
cut cause.
While Smith was staggering along
the street for a distance OF half a
block, Constable Bradley was arrest
ing Jamison. At the muzzle of the
latter's own revolver-the weapon
with which Smith was shot-Bradley
marched his prisoner out of the build
ing where the shooting occurred.
Inc trouble between the TWO men
began over a woman, although it is
said she is not the Wife of Henry Jam
ison. Smith had known her ever
since she was little girl and since
the death of his wife a year ago, had
frequently visited her.
Smith called at the house today
and with Jamison and another woman
roomer at the place, known as Neil
spent an hour or more in drinking
beer.
Jamison became incensed at Smith
and ordered him to leave the house
Smith is said to have walked over tC
Jamson and TO have slapped him or
the cheek. Smith then walked dowr
the hallway and Jamison pulled re
volyer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-09-25
WELL-To-DO ARCHITECT
MUST SERVE IN PEN.
Betrayed His Ward, Thirteen Year
Old Girl and Also an Older
Woman.

Los Angeles, Sept. 25.--Milton Hy-
att, we'll to do architect was senten7
ced to 80 years in San Quentin today
after he had confessed to the district
attorney his relations with his ward,
a girl of IS, and Louise Huffman,
who he said, he had deceived in believ-
ing a contract marriage was as good
as a legal or religious ceremony. At
ter receiving sentence Hyatt in rep
aration decided his estate over to his
victims each of them receiving $15,-
600.