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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
BAN
ON DRUNKENNESS
Man Who lnduIges in intoxieants and
Defies Laws is at Disadvantage
All Around.

Chicago, May 12--In connection
with the new system Of discipline,
drunkenness, disloyalty and insubor-
dination are given as cause for inn
mediate dismissal by the management
of the Burlington railway, from
which there will be no appeal. The
superintendents are urged by circu-
lar to report for entry all commend
able actions on the part OF the en-
ployes so that they may secure all
the credit coming to them for efficient
service.
Can't Draw Their Salaries.
Mckeesport, May 12.-Mayor Ar.
thur of McKeesport, Pennsylvania,
who is a police magistrate, has de-
cided that men convicted of intoxi-
cation must sign papers permitting
their wives to draw their salaries for
one year. In the cases of unmarried
men the next of kin will draw the
salaries. The alternative Is six
months in the workhouse.
Atlantic City Enforces Law. 4
Atlantic City, N. j., May 12.--Prom.
inent citizens who are opposed to
Sunday liquor selling and who have
remained quiet since the big crusade
OF a year ago, created a sensation
this afternoon by having warrants
issued for half a dozen we'll known
hotel men on the beach front on the
charge OF selling liquor on Sunday.
Orders Lid on In Four Counties. i
Glenwood Springs, Colo, May 12.-
Judge Shumate issued an order ir
district court which will put Grimm
in gambling. prize fighting, wine
rooms and violation of Sunday clos
ing laws in his district, which com.
prises Garfield, Routt, Rio Blanco and
Pltkin counties. The mayors of towns
in these counties will get copies OF
the order and it is said District At
torney Gentry will see that they are
enforced.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
WALTZED HERSELF
TO DEATH
Danced Every Dance Of the Evening
and Then Was Taken to the
Hospital to Die.

Chicago, May 12.-Mary Frone,
twenty years old. danced herself to
death In public dance hall according
to the verdict of a coroner's jury.
The girl possessed a frail constitu-
ton but waltzing was mania for
her. She was told by her parents
not to exert herself, but when the
music started she forgot the warning
and danced continuously until the
last dance Of the evening Then she
was carried out of the hall and died
at a hospital.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
FATHER OF HAMS
WILL FIGHT
Confident That His Son Will be Ac.
quilted and His Name, BE Cleared
of Murder Charge.

Flushing, N. Y.sMay PA con
ference was held here today between
Attorney Mcintyre and the prisoners
father, General P. G. Hains, and Major
Hains, the captains brother, to deter.
mine steps for further defense. Gen.
eral Hains said: II have been Alright
er all my life and will not be disv
couraged now. The campaign isn't
ended and I'll fight to the last ditch to
clear the name Of Hains and free my
son. ! am confident he will be acquit-
ted.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
ORTIZ RESUMES
HIS WANDERlNGS
Annoyed BY Publicity, Lost Arch
duke Of Austria Tricks From
PainesviIIe, Ohio. Il

Painesville, Ohio, May 12.-John
Salvator, Missing John Ortiz" arch
duke Of Australia, was still missing to-.
day. Before leaving last night he said
ne was annoyed by publicity and
would leave. He started towards
Cleveland,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
LUTHER J. BROWN
ACQUITTED
Jury Deliberated Nineteen Hours
Was Accused Of kidnapping Man.
aging Editor.

San Francisco, Cal, May 12.--After
celebrating nineteen hours the jury
brought in verdict of ecquittal in the
case Of Luther J. Brown, head of the
private detective bureau of the United
Railroads. Brown was on trial for the
alleged kidnapping Of Fremont Older,
the managing editor Of the Bulletin,
against whom warrant for the Grim
inal libel of Brown had been sworn out
in Los Angeles in petty court.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
TWENTY FOUR HANGED
IN PUBLIC
Wholesale Execution Of Mutineers To.
day at CONSTANT d
nople.

Constantinople. May 1.-THE CAPT
tol saw another batch of executions to-,
day when twenty-four mutineers of the
army and navy were hanged in public
in the city limits. This makes total
of 3S executions since April 13.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
TEN THOUSAND
FUNERAL TICKETS
operate Stars and Famous Musicians
Will Take Part in Services
Over Conried.

New York, May 12.-Ten thousand
tickets have been issued for the fun
eral services over Heinrich Conried to
be held at the Metropolitan Opera
House tomorrow morning. Famous
opera stars and musicians are to take
part In the services for the former di-
rector of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
BRANDENBURG Is
GOING EAST
Did Not Fight Requisition and Will
Face Charges Of Larceny in
New York.

San Francisco, May 12--Broughton
'Brandenburg, the magazine writer ac-
cused in New York Of grand larceny
In connection with the sale Of an
article alleged to have been written
by Grover Cleveland left for the east
this morning in charge Of a detec-
tive. He did not resist extradition.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
LABOR TROUBLES
ARE SETTLED
Canadian Pacific Railway and Feder-
alton Of Mechanical Unions
Reach Agreement.

Winnipeg, Man, May 12.-The la-
bor troubles between the Canadian
Pacific railway and the Federation Of
Mechanical Unions have been amic-
ably settled and both sides start anew
with a clean slate.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
MEASLES EPIDEMIC
VI IN CHICAGO
Average Of seventy-three New Cases
Each Day Against Twenty in
Ordinary Times,

Chicago, ILL.,, May 12.--Chicago is in
the grip Of an epidemic Of measles. In
the last nine days total Of 651 cases
has been reported to the health depart
ment, They average 73 day, while
IN normal times, not more than twen-
ty are reported daily.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1909-05-12
NEW HOMESTEAD
LAW NOT CLEAR
.nany Applications Apt to be Made
Under Misapprehension-Pro-
vision Should be Studied.

Since the new homestead law went
into effect, applications for filing on
the land set apart for the purpose
have been coming into the land office
rather slowly In all, SO far, only be-
tween five and thirty applications
have been made. On the other hand,
however, there has been a stupendous
demand for application blanks, the
requests coming from all parts. This
would naturally indicate that the peo-
pie intend to take advantage of the
new law and file on claims. 1t appears
though that even the U. s. commits.
sioners are not thoroughly cognizant
OF all the provisions of the homestead
act as recently enacted. This espec-
tally. in regard to that portion Of the
act which provides that the land filed
upon must be lived upon and GER
tain percentage cultivated. 1t Is
understood that a number of people
have filed upon some of the lands
ignorant of this provision and as a re-
suit it is feared that there will be con-
siderable trouble and litigation.
Rush at Tucunicari
Tucumcari, N. NJ, May 12.--Owing
to the recent approval of the 320 acre
homestead law by Secretary of the In
terror Ballinger, the local land Office
has literally been doing a "land office
business" since last Wednesday when
the register and receiver were first no
titled of the official approval of the
law. Dozens of applicants are filing
under the new law daily or are taking
up the adjoining 100 acres which they
are now entitled to. The conditions
for filing are little different from those
Of the old law. One eighth of the en-
tire claim must now be cultivated. Be-
fore the entryman can prove up and
Communication is no longer allowed.
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BRANCH OFFICES.

NOktAEa " - T.
REH'S MODERN PHARMACY. TN and E
sta. Main ss77-
ave and n Cap 81
CAAs- c aOR1SuNG. Christiana Pharmacy
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 1sth and Pa ave
Phone IL $50.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth ana Park
road. Phone Z. SSs7
l. T, IAYLoE. cor. 9Th and P SITS. Phone
n. 9362
r a VEITCH. aoth ana 81 sts. Phone \. sn7
y. Y. PATTIE4 Ss29 Georgia ave Col sSes
AALTBYS PHARMACY. 1871 Calvert Al
IdATTINGLY.s PHARMACY. 18th and 1
Phone \. 2eSs-
H. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. lth 81. and
Massachusetts, ave Phone II 40ss
YARN0LsD. $50 iiIh 81 Phone Col Ss7.
cUlGLE1-S PHARMACY, 21st and G SITS
r, D. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone \. alo1
GOLDENBEEG' S. Eth and X SITS. Ph91e ID
t5H. -
6 KANN. SONS 8 CO. sth and sfsrks,
space Phone N 200.
GREENE CAPITAL A = Y e TETN n
AGENCY Il45 18th ST Phone " secs.
D. ". THROCkMORTON, Cigar Store 14tb
and P. Phone y. ESQ.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. Ger. 9Th St Rhods
Island ave. and r ST. Phone N 2s0l
GESsEORD'S PHARMACY, eth and u EtE
s n wAGNER q CO. LIST and H. Phone
L IA.
n McNULTY & SON, Cigars ana Tobacco
1885 1fth 81 Phone North 28g7.
PAUL PEARSON. 18th at and Florida ava
-. ". Phone n. 1907
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wANTED-SALESMEN.

SALESMAN-Experienc IN any line. TO sell
general trade in AiaTylsnd and Virginia. an
uneNceiled speciality proposition. commits
sicns with $50 weekly advance for expenses
The CONTINENTAL JEWELRT COM
PANY. Cleveland. Ohio IT.
BY WELL known manufacturer. two travei-
ing statesmen; competent 10 hold permanent
positions. paying 5000 per year; long time
contracts. FRANKLIN PRICE CO Iowa
City. Iowa It,
WANTED-A few more live. pushing agents
foT Mt Ida We have some territory not
covered Good commissions TO pushing
men Some OF our agents are making from
500 10 500 per week. We haze a selling
proposition. Beautiful property easy terms;
low prices. Call 4fs-420 Munsey Bldg. MT.
IDA REALTY CO. jez2-tf
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NORTHEAsT

Mech EsNET & JOACHIM, cor. sd and e
IApDoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
KRkUss, PHARMACY. cor. sth and K sts.
Phone L 1G2.
cHAs. H. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r s,s
Phone y. S0l6. So
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth md -.
Phone L 1882
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ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
p r ERTY UNpE r cIRCUM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF NJ
oUIRISG AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APFRoPRIATEs SUCH
PROPERTY TO HIS OWN USE OR
TO THE USE OF ANOTHER PERSON
WHO IS NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY TO HIE Is GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
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any OF the following branch ofiices
at regular Olfice rates. If it is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch 0ifiee or The Times
Business Offiee. they may be tele.
phOned direct to The Times (Main
526O), and 3 messenger viii call TO
collect.
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sourREAsr

A; Z. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sits.
Phone L. Il60
a. B: BURROWS. nth ana Pa ave. Phone
I. lbs
Roach DRUG CO. sth and C SITS. Phone L.
1857 -
F: ?. WELLER. cor. sth ana I. Phone "
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

HARNESS MAKER, ten years experiences.
desires permanent situation Address SAM
UEL LUCAS. go Louisiana ave It,
SITUATION as steam ?, pc hitter, engineer or
head washer man iE laundry. A. II,
DAVIDSON. 1921 Florida ave. y E 1t
WANTED-By hrst-class furniture sales
man. position as selling furniture; can give
best ref w H n, 40 n. Y ave. y. W
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Phone II. b702
MCDONALD. ;. W. "A and L Phone II
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

II ST. y. w, 60s-2 nicely furnished front
rooms second and third floors; with good
board fe2s-2t=
II ST. y. w, Is30-Room and board; also
table boardi lear to- departments. je2s-7ts
MARYLAND House. Tth.sJ and Fla ave
Newly Temodelefi fjrst-class room and
board, $3.50 and 500 a week. jeZ3-7t'
MASS AVE. N ". 47s-2 nicely furnished
rooms, with best German cooking; suitable
for four gent smen; $3.50 week je22-7ts
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HELP WANTED-MALF-

HELP WANTED-MALE.
1iAN-CoIored with hos. 60 WORK In the
country. Apply soi6 18th e. n. " iee5.St
MEN TO KNOW Rims. The TAILOR. makes
summer suits and uniforms az summer prices
MILK WAGON DRIVER Experienced. APP
ply with references iSsS len 81 y, w
t--t-et
PRESSER White man. on ladies outer gar-
ments Apply a. PHILtPSBoRN a co.
elo MA 81 \. W ies5-st
SALESMAN-Live. real estate special In
succnenis o. riEht parties. those with We
htcies prefcrfed WtfLE1r q REINECkE
co, ls2 II st, \. " jose-at
SODA DtSPENSER-E Nperiencca. 81 week;
every third day on. must have references,
CHRISTIAN DRUG CO. 6SS Pa. ave. n
W IL.
SOLICITORS Good. can make big moAey.
easy werk Apply TO $500 ista 81 y. W.
70 MEN who are reliable we. nave the
position. II yea re eut Of employrnsnt or
II Yea make less than $4,000 per month. do
not wait another dag 70 see We want
- send representative around 70 explain
Eooo position. AUTOMOBILE COLI.EGE
or WASHINGTON. ISIS 18th st. n. w,
Phone \ ass. iea-tf
wANTED-Nen 70 learn barber trade: only
etght weeks rcqureds wages after first
month. steady position guaranteed; write for
-, boSery. New York city. je27-5t-
vANTED-Wsshington REPRESENTATIVES, con
troll staple line. large commission: position
worth 500 yearly TO man with business aC-
quatntance or 10 hustler, CONSOLIDATED
MIG. Co, Rochester. \. Y. It.
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ADVERTISEMENT Iii he

Three times sithin enc EesE g cents
line: times. conseeutlvsly, s. cents . llse
Minimum space. linek-
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wANTED-AGENTS

AGENTs-send for free copy Of THE
THOMAS AGENT the greatest agents pa
per ever published; filled with money making
plans. mo license tax decision of Supreme
Court pointers agents; ev.ey agent in the
L. s should have a copy al once address
today. THOMAS COMPANY. 1923 Barney
Block. Dayton. Ohio It.
HERE-write for our $ free offer and fun
particulars of 81 useful fast sellers for
everybody; large profits. permanent work or
spare time FAIR MEG. CO. Box 140z, RAJ
cine. Wis IT.
s.. 204 10 PROFIT made in two months by c.
Nichols and his agents in Utah and Idaho,
write for proof want general agent 70 open
branch ONCE in this State exclusive terri
tory; complete protection amazing PROFITS
permanent; honorable business. PARKER
CHEMICAL co. Chicago It.
AGENTS-We manufacture and control 90
fast sellers; no other firm handles them; big
illustrated catalogue OF $50 specialties free
samples furnished. Every housewife a pur-
chaser; summer specialties- PEASE MIG
CO, Dept .. Buffalo, y. y. je6-Su-st
AGENTS-We positively have the fastest
selling household patent on the market
WOLVERTON CO, Pittsburg. Pa 3e2e-St+
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SIS Phone 7. 1919
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y
+. p. WELLER. Pharmacy, S534 Il n N 7
Phone L 1903 W rs
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. L CARNE 4 Co. 7os King 81.
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Class B

oas cent = word each Insertion. Miaimun
charge Is cents.
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FLOOR OIL

KEEP YOUR FLOOR clean. use Hunters
Sanitary Dust Killing Floor oil: The best and
cheapest: SOC gallon delivered. Phone Main
5iss. ofhee lis Pa. sye.i good Tor your fur
nltures try H. ie22-7ts
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
T. 4. soSNEAiAN.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Class b

Glass b
All other eiassincatipns. Is cents 3 line;
umes. 10 cents ifae-miaimuTu. : lines.
Personals IS cents line ahy number o
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The Washington Times makes
special eash-in-adVanee rates fer
Classified Advertising.
Glass
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CIairvoyant Pianist
"a Ninth Street n. VIII
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MRS. r. LUsBY, sSs New York ave. y. W.
PaInaigtry and card readings. Positively Ia
dies only IL a. m to $3.50 p. m jazs-u
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PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'.
genCemen's and ChiIdreuE caEt-On wearing
apparel drop card will cali G. LIVING
SION IA tth 81. X. W. or phone North 1904.
aeaG-tK
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household Effects am IN ne market for fur
ni1ure and merchandise. al kinds big money
paid. D. NOTES. SIS louisiana ave Phone
Il Se06. deI6-tf
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

c ST n. E.. s2i-2 beautiful. airy rooms:
light house Keeping permitted. hot water heat.
near Union Station, overlooking stanton
Park, no children; refs exchanged. ie25. Or
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WANfED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By single gentleman board and
lodging with refined private family. II de-
sired viii act as fltor to children Of fam
ily in school and collegiate branches state
lowest monthly terms. Address HERBERT
MASS, care washington Times. ie2g-gt
WANTED-Quiet gentlemen. educated, mid
dle-ageds in Government service wants per-
manent home; room and board, in private
family; not over S25- BOX IA, Times office
5e25-3t
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PERSONAL.

MONEY! viii loan you what MONEY you
need ana you can pay ne back weekly or
monthly, charges are small and nobody
knows your business. Address BOX SIS.
Times Office. je16-tf
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MOTORCYCLES.

FOR WEEK END TRIP or touring select
our Reliance, Sl55 70 S250 AUTO TIRE RE-
PAIR WORKS. Sole Agents. nth and o SIS
=. ". Phone 1857 y. ieI5-47t
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DENTISTRY.

COOLEST PLACE in the city. IL DR.
kE1ES DENTAL OFFICE 1877 a.
ALVEOLAH TEETH-PafnieEs. lasting vyoa-
eeFfully Nfellke, bFicgework OF plating un-
necessary; painless hiiing DR. J. L. WILL
son. l1o1 = 1yE-u
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CALL AND TEST this wonderful manipJ la
tor OF soul power using no aid no device.
but the higher intelligence TO make you tc-
quaInted with yourself just as you are as to
character, life and health; business changes
q speciality. SIGNORA ANNINA ANDRINI,
- fs1s-2af
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YOUNG LADY Tor general once work
apply Room T. Pacihc Building 6z4 st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

GLEN MANOR FOREST GLEN. MD. viii
be open for guests June 10 under same
mana cement as Chetwoode Terrace. 4 Iowa
circle; large house; airy rooms; broad
piszzesi plenty shade; tennis. dancing; &c.
Apply Forest Glen. ieis-14ts
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u n. W, 2o0-Large. cool. shaded corner
room, facing north and east; suitable for q.
modern. i625-2r
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PLEASANT ROOMS AND TABLE BOARD IA
small family refs. exchanged. Communicate
with Mrs. l. n. BOX !, Chsrlestown. W
Va jei5.1s, 81 "a 27.2O.ty5'
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Gas Ranges.
Rug Weaving.
Dogs. Pets. Ete.
Metal Work Refinished-

MADE LIKE NEW. RshnishinE Of brass
beds and chandeliers 3 speciality. Metal
work restored ST small cosEs estimates fur-
nished- E. Il. CATLIE CO.. 800 18th n. ".
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 70 sen you can
avoid lots OF worry II you send for one
who has reputation for % years fair aeal-
ing. MARCUS NOTES. as sth st. ~. ".
myis-n
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30

Jouraal.Min for high class Job wsrh
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1909-06-30
FAUST|N0 RIVERA IS CAPTURED
BY YAVAPA| COUNTY OFFICERS

proceed much farther, although he
was evidently trying to make last
effort to get into the range Of noun
tains below Octave and in the vi.
cinity of wickenburg. lie had some
provisions with him, secured from
friends and sympathizcrs AZ Octave,
i, IN believed, and from this fact he
would. in a few hours, have reached
that point. He endcavored 20 leave
his quarry when he was held up by
sheriff Smith and Deputy Cook, At
about half past eleven, and had not
these officers been vigilsnt he would
have succeeded, AZ the contour OF the
country al the point in which he was
harbored permitted Of but little Oh.
servation on account Of the rugged
slope from which he was endeavor.
ing to get away. Notwithsta nding
that he went right into the arms Of
the officers, and, with one Of each
side, he faced brace of guns and
threw up his hands Immediately on
being called on to do 80. lie seems
TO feel the sting of his capture, and
at the county Jail, while being view.
ed by many yesterday, he turned his
head 10 the side Of the cell he occu.
pies TO escape the scrutiny, and did
not seem to care to converse with
anyone.
His only fear when captured seem.
ed to be as to the fate of his al.
legged victim, Woodruff, and was cor
respondingly happy when told Of the
favorable turn in woodruff's condi.
ton. lie will not give out any cx'
PLANTATION ~ to the shooting.
Yesterday was the most favorable
day Of any in Woodruff s condition.
For several days previous he had
been growing gradually worse hut il
is now the belief Of the attending
physician that he will recover rapid.
~, this belief being contingent Of
course. on no unfavorable develop
ments.
Woodruff did not seem to be elated
in any way over the capture Of ri.
vera. when he read the account in
yesterdays Journal. Miner extra, say
ing that he would like TO face Ri.
vera in court and ask him with his
own lips WHY he was shot His
tone was one more of compassion than
hatred. and he seemed to be moro
wrapped up in his. own future than
that Of the Mexican's.
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MILITARY SHOOT TO BE
HELD AT TT. HUACHUCA
From FrIday's Dhilyl

This years tournament of shooting
Of the Arizona militia will take place
at the military range Of Fort IIun-
chuca, advices TO this effect being re.
ceived yesterday by Captain Coyken-
dali Of Company T. of this city. Un-
ill the receipt of this order from the
adjutant general ut Phoenix, the
impression prevailed that Camp Brodie
would again be chosen. It's location
is more central than going to the
line of Mexico, which will be an in
convenience for many companies In
north and in central Arizona. The
Camp Brodie range is said to be the
best in the territory, and has lately
been inspected. In addition 10 that
it is the permanent range Of the
United States service, and is pro-
nounced by all authorities on firing
duties the equal Of any in the whole
country from the scores made In re-
cent shoots. Three men will prob
ably qualify for the southern event,
among them Captain Coykendall, Ser-
geant Rodenburg and Private Hspp,
with Corporal McNabb n possibility.
When the shoot closes in the south
twelve men will go to Camp Perry,
Ohio, where the big national shoot
takes place in August.
Much regret is expressed that the
militia boys have to 20 to a foreign
country, practically, when more de-
sirable locations are TO be had, and
that, too, under conditions that make
better records a possibility.