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The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12
SERIAL NO. Otsss.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR U.
S. PATENT. MINERAL SUR
VEY NO. S97.

q. S. Land Office. Juneau. Alaska.
august II. 1910.
SoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
a pursuance OF the Acts OF Congress
approved July sth. 1870. and May
Ie.h. 1872. John r VIM, in behalf
o. himself and James MeClOskey.
Lewis P. Shaekleford and Katherine
D. Abrams. All citizens OF the United
states. has made application ;"T a
patent 70 the Lucky Joe pla '.-I MI
lsS claim 1876 II In leaa h az.
600 IT, In width, situate Ia the iO.er
Pike Mining District. in the Juneau
Lard District In the District OF Alas
"a. aud more particularly described
IS follows:
Beginning al Cor. No. l Lucky Joe
elsesT. post set in ground. ideuu-
ca with Cors. 4 Fenley and Last
Chance pIaeers. Surveys No. CSC, ana
CAS-. respectively. seribed S-Ss7-Cor,
y trom whence U. S. l. II. No. 3.
bears n. 3 deg 20 min Z. s60l.SO
n. dist. thence S. "a deg. 81 min ".
SlOng Line IS Fenley placer. Sur. 636,
65i.60 f. % Cor. No ?. identical
With Cor. No. Fenley placer Sur. n,
ESQ. = post set in ground seribed S
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12
EASTERN EDITOR AMAZED

The Extraordinary energy and re-
souroefulnass exhibited by san Fran
CISCO in is great agh, for coughs
sional recognition Of lis claims 10 be
offieiaHy designated as the site for
tbe P.amma-P4einc exposition Is re
Earded by the Cleveland Plain Dealer
with amaz-meat and admiratiou
The fax uat san Francisco has
PLANNED 60 raise 1880 900 for the
opposition makes the cdilor gasp in
as'oHisam-aI aud u-hiIe he commeads
Che spiHt be doubts The wisdom o,
TIE risk That doabt however has
teea shared By olaars and qulekly
disappears shea lhs immsasurablr re-
sowoes Of Calaornla and the COLI
Ea -hsasivsaess Of the plans tor The
eEposool are Thoroughly understood
Commenting on the hsht foT the a
pos.lOu. the PLAIN Dealsr SAYS
-wh-u q man morteages his hon
or ALs 5lsiavss 20 5uy All sulomobly
TO- plsasr- thinking people oommeu
On d.s back OF JadEmeal What then.
should sv said Of state aa.ga mort.
gage 4s future 20 build ga e1posl
TOM
That rs shat California has decd
I'd 70 90 The assembly has author
ized tao ausadugats 10 lay state cen.
silt4lou. ole H.-rm.-ti1s TIE raising a.
s-.uag. gaa by SPECIAL TAXATION 10 cover
lTm Of yvas and the other per
hitting sa4 Francisco 10 raise the
saur au14s By sl,-aal bond is
sue T-e elaez OF san Francisco
hare alraady subscribed y7.-og Geo 10
arrw- r4- -zpasltaoa So tle Guys
B.l fr yas coveted event in 1915
rv-aase -as commanding total OF Sl7-
5aoogs
Sees Orleans ue other aspdr..ut
tar ra- p-auau.s .Ega.ssl,,. may here
read aaaz SHE must DO 10 van the
asur of C8asrv For Tie national
i-s,szalre az the as, session post
p1a-a rs dgu.sloH Ca lbe Iosatiou 0i
the eauai oeE5ratioa uula il could
laru vala q tae Two JadiHg eidgs
zoud offer uas more substantial in
duo-u-r Ir a1uld seen doubtful
vhe-he- tly Louisiana oigy can do as
a-H as ta- apll.at Fa,-lc coast has
done
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12
COY HONE FOa The WINTER

Wu you osH loms laa winter.
squal the comfort aul ease which yol
are offered a. the Fsf-a AyeRle hatel!
Undar new management the old
Ffh Arsaae- has besa rsopeaed aud
Is oltersag q few q TIE plsasaEt suites
fog ths Water % familes a reduced
r4Lss. TIE sa1ies VII be Of tbs
bsst. and ths dlliug Eoom vii re-
casge sagaolaI care and ATTENTION Be
Esre H4kag arrangements for tAe
winter, y0u sne invited b oaN
William DreEht Prop. c.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12

Tie Ialra1 Record slI continues
a. onsr five amdfga dollars reward
tar Lle deleo-ila u tie man sho
smashed ls gps setting machine last
April HBJhou boz u securing tae
rrEarl Sc Aer-vlth charge the crime
apul Llr saa- person sl0 50 Faux
H=rs sIrls sll sometime precious
TIE ear u.aTEz of a sraEd stand play
IaT symDaLly h e-4ch case is 30 ap-
pareaI lla1 j. MARKS e0umoa
souTa--ke-chlkaa Miner
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12

Ola Gibsoa Rys Is pronOaHeed b.
ooHnOisssurs 10 be the very best
ne Board Of Trade has this brand
oE had
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12

Terminus ". P. & Y. Route

Z
and Depart From This Dock
REGULATIONS 1870
open delivery merchandise
PerishabIes ONLY Sunday a
southbound
SHIPPERS papers the u S Gus
delivered before No freight will
be we'd on VIVA
BAGGAGE-ToIIs collected CHECKED BAGGAGE ONLY
No charge for bags gEIps when unchecked
public nearing dock
opened only when Passengers dlsembarked
Wharfage Tariff can application office on dock
p. o Box E. j. SHAW General Manager
The daily Alaskan., 1910-10-12
snGEaT WEATHER REPORT

o-:-9-:-0-:-o-:-0-:-o-:-
Res Its o. the observations taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight.
Oetol,rl 10, ~ 0, is as follows:
reua i.sratare time observable As anoyt
Ma 'smp preceding "a hours IS above
Miu AZ sboys
.5eAl 59l .bOya
RSronstst 2g,7s Cloudy, Calm
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
Ar THE BRAHDETy

Indicates BY ne fact that sverv night OF
her T. fa she exercises with tour-BOund
d,Iusb-bens heavier than most men use.
whsle every morning she Diunges into AZ
cy tub Maggie Mitchell has long s.lre
retired from the stage and has declined
tempting offers 10 return. But her Inter
est in he theaser il undiIniuished AMI she
attends every new play OF merit in View
YORK where she lives
When Julian Mitchell responded 90 the
piteous cry OF AveFlil Harris, he landed
aim IN musical comedy in which Che
novice was called unon 20 sing. II
could have sung, I would probably be in
musical comedy yet saws Mr.. Harris
After not many weeks OF this Mr. Har-
RS joined a company piaying a meiodramt
Then he got himself under the direction Of
Klaw & Granger with whom he remained
six years. During this time he PLAYED in
Ben fur The Prince OF India" anu
was with TheOdore Roberts and Guy stand
ing in The Right OF WAY" In both Ben
Hur'' ana the dramarizaCOn OF the Parker
novel Mr. harris visited Omaha Next
Mr. Harris Joined the forces OF William
Farnum ana played with him IN -Monue
Cristo'' and -''7irginiIs. IN the latter play
he was east as IciIlus. who the Young
lover uf the Roman CONTAGIOUS daush-
ter. Just before coming tc support Miss
Lang. Harris was win Emrnet Corr gan in
the sketch which William Farnum has
since taken up ami which Il now hillcd n
Omaha Corrigaa ia not get enough
money 70 suit him anu closed his season
Then Mr. Ha=ris got a good part in These
Are Ny People the Successor % The
ssquawman which, though il good play,
vas a rnhIrs. Anorher- piay allied. anu
men Mr Harris decided 70 DO What ne
rad planned Cor some ume. 90 into stock
llF experiences sake
= shall stay at i two wears ar least"
said he provided I am fortunate, as now
TO pc under stage directors VINO know their
business as do Mr. Woodward and seiley
Brown from whom one can learn some
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
- M@.NORRIS 81 -.

thiuE. II i A CONTINUOUS grind. nlayfng
ana rehearsInC and studying roles until :
or z in the, morning half the WEEK, but
there is nothing IKE II for learning now
to act. This Old stuff what am say
ing but is SO rTTIe that Il ought 10 he
repeated for the benefit Of men and women
young in the vocation.
Mr. Harris-Averill is. by the way his
true name il being in full William AveI-h
FEarris-has his own dea 0f The kind OF
parts he likes to play They are those
euH of meat anu substance To illustrate
this he tells story
..I Waz once taking LJ-le sea uiD on
coastinE vessel and the crew kicked on
their food. Complaints came frequently "a.
the CAPITA tnar the men wanted more
plum DUFF and what they called fanc1
,iccuaIH 81 the captain s7vore a mighty
oath and. calling in the overload Of the
galley issued orders.
For two or three dars the men IN the
forecasIle lived on the cream or he and.
Then came a respectful delegation to the
bridge and remarked ClD'n. this here
-parior stuff $ all right. but We want some
thing with some ehaw ID st.
Mr. Harris mas been quite successful mere
as elsewhere but his head has not been
turned By this and since he would Be con-
sidered a modest and uulssuuling CHAP in
any other vocation. ne must be deemed re-
narkably 50 for an actor. No women :
pictures decorate his dressing room and he
probably would fiy frantic a. mash
note" His acting here has been character
zed by intelligence OF conception ANA TIM
ish n method ard his work has met with
popular favor As we'll as the approval of the
c1gn0scenu.
~Omaha g a good stock tnwu- IL seems O.
me- said he and il may We'll be Lelving
myself entirely out OF IT, limit YOU think
that Mss Lang and her company are re-
-,str-ra bIv rUad
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
GET NEXT TO The STICK
CaEor scheme In smart canes
Made to Match the
SAT-.

The cult OF the cane has excited notice
To- certain circles Some women nave cried
10 appear with the cane. Aur ras- tai mas
not ben general. On the 8Jler hund.
man is uol well dressed w-rruu- raa-.
He must carey a STICK lf some sort if hls
toilet uas approached "A degr-e % ma
cuIne 50 r. There are sticks For a. a.
Jas They may ae q business up+. Do
carried Jo AVN parties. 70 evening mus
gals fu- A wa.,1 %. Suldl- and every cane
is different
For euuzEs Ire sy-ruy stick % rghr OF
dark wood cIsr--. hickory grange wool
oas ASH. L- ami several other woods arr
IN good style The silver PARK is very al
t-active- The Congo a-uous- n alg-hee an
Fimsn1a- fas.4HJ 2-s-cln vUua AMI
ciil iuusiv rtriu az a.inilE bra-ciles
or mporiel uasls s-- -nlssn ny tie yer
7artlt ala
sumo o. the canes ar smoothly cl- and
polished. Ouh-rs a1e E-ur-E ard pie
ruresa--e The haHulss alL asads are di--
fsrent Many have a rugse.L HarIral air
a few are finished elegantly WtlH kIohs ~
ivory. wa,r.s or silver
The Caior =si-eInr aC caRe or gmbreI. a
H. impur- anr IN weu dressed person. A
STICK Of gray wood snuuId De carried by
the maa Who Affects gHuy One who
cares tur roCEh hume=puns should carry
bosWuod and f1r every costume there
should be a proper caue--Chicagn Post.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
George Beban
axes His
Drama Seriously

GORGE Beban. VINO was ar the
1 Orpheum last week. thus ar
u" CUES for the serious in vaude-
Vile The other day I was
49, asked whether vaudeville needs
an uplifL You might Just as
well ask whether the world needs uplifting
Il is patent or should be 20 everybody
that any department OF humanity needs up
lifting. for Il is in a continual stat= OF
evolution. 1 am Opumist and believe
rilut the general trend OF the worlds work
and affairs tend toward better Things.
Particularly Is this the case in this eoun-
try. where the people az thinking more
and more for themselves each day.
Now for vaudeville Vaudeville means
variety ami variety has been said 10 b-
the spice u life II has been my aim 90
give 10 vaudeville a portion OF its se-.nIs
phase. and, / believe mv mission has been
a. essential a. well, let us say a certain
performer who makes people laugh over
his antics trying no spin a top. Let US get
our premises right az lhe outset by stating
that 4 believe IN tine laugh This world
would be a sorry old place without the
laugh and without the men who make
others iaugh and vaudeville will be nil
IN my ouinion. without the laugh and plenty
Of wholesome aughs.
But. / contend tlat vaudeville mas al
ranCed 10 thar stage where the people want
4 Uruie Of m serious 90 leavsn uis dish.
a. il were 10 is WnaI Dlcie sam would
call a balanced raIon
And want 20 further contend THAT "a
little biz of the serious and th0ughtful
in a vaudeville program ls good kor an
audience n uot Cor the actor 90 say
what Is good for an audience for lt is IIr
rule that the actor gives tie audience what
IL wants BUT & can say that In my case
the Introduction or the riOus drama ntu
vaudeville has been succesE only refer
you 10 ny audiences and the press.
Il believe IL is a. much OF an az t1
make a saIIdeV lie audience Weep a wee b O.
and do a little thinking. a. b. Us t1 cunVuIse
the same audience with laughter spel ding
psycholuEscally- and pm siussically . he-
ieve thar 90 Is good for vaudeyills au-
diencs 10 miN the laughs and Jae we-ps. tile
former TO predominAte. of course
Ell Eantei 10 talk the abstract senss
but Just FOR example. take my present
sketch What does 70 dur For enc dining
IL teaches TIE lessons uf Aindliness Inward
children and 20 have deep gard fpr the
children 0f others. for every child H the
apple Of some parents eve You might
say well. people generally love children
and do NOT need any ohieet lesson along
that line ON rhat matter I will nuu 1rEile
ny point b. that the newer vandeviIIe
has plzcs Orr the serious drama lf ~ ts
presented IN INA B1upsr manner. with a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

5OPhAN NOS.
Frances Aida Zane Osborne Il AZ
marie Cagau Mabel hiegeiInAnIl
suzanne Dumesnil. maria Roberta.
Minnie hgrnrr @erauna SCarfoiL
Johanna ,Fadskl. Nine SeVeriui.
MARY Garden. Jeanne Waydii-
L4lllan Granville Carolina " hits.
Nellie Media Alice Zrppilli.
Lillian NBruICa.
MIZZUs AND CDNTRALTQS
Tina al AuEslu. Eleauura ds8 Ciaual
q. Breasier-tiiauuu. tiiuHepplna GiacoTl
TENDRS
Amadeu Basai Iuun MCCartuaozl
william Castiemuu. Emilio Fenmuna.
frautrscu Daddi- Pau Waruery
Charles DHl muraz Nit1la Zeruia.
Mario IuartIUassi. Dante Zucchi
carlton rs
Wilhelm Beck. NiUuia FnHHrtta-
Alfredo Costa MHurfCs Remand.
Armand tl-iune Mario <ammarc1.
H-cigg Dufrauur
HA<-lE
NuEIreuu de Angels. .TmnHiu "a tatnsd
Titforiu Arimuudi CHnatauun NipulHl
Etrirdu Berardi. Mlchei. -amuieri
EuHtI~s HunerrieHu.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25


think thar the rise from the
rark and file Of rhearr cal cir
- cieT i-7ro stardarn is 20 De taken
ists,leg645s m 1,ic shurtIean. and the post
- ing - the name in big letters.
sad William Norris. 10 a newspaper ruun
recently bur { assure YOU as far aa I
am personally concerned. il has taken me
man. years Of hard Wort, ana dr-,id.-arg
before cound a good firm foundation
step on which ca plant nv number ~
shoe anu ..eep ir there without the posi-
nility 90 It's slipping from under ME. When
vas stil clad Euicserbork srs. wa4
.mhued win me idea laI I was 10 -
one Of the coming Hamlets OF the neal
nt'Ire- anu 10 thar end began ny briyht
and artist career ov giving very
realistic uerforInancs OF -Dick Turn ana
Tom KING nv father barn. assisted hv
1eveial o. M school chums al nurniu
with desire 20 become ceIeh-are1
-hesFians C rcus performers or noted
pirates in tact, anE old thing as long as
celebrity was attached To H. Well the
pertnrua nc- vas A huge sucress. for the
ire department IL 50 ha1uened that one
% the principal scenes in ID ok Turpin and
Tom King PLAYED bv the ROYAL English
ngertain~-y as We SIS led ourselves was g
midnight ro5b-r-- of the Bank Of ENGLAND
lou see there ,.yas unJing small about Is
as far as IDEAS went Il 80 happened hat
b. was necessary tor the ulidn.-nr robbers
70 IiEhr The paths Cor their dark deeds.
therefor iu the absence os fark Ian-e-ns
vhic5 all selE-resnectiuE rubhers carried n
ne Dies rurpin ami Tom F-n-' l--a Ne
suppl Ell ourselves win nine knots. m nix
ing mat the fame would be much more
impressive 10 our youthful audience md
so o. vas as we used large feel box
covered 1r nav FOR the Pans OF EneIand
-zuit- snf unfortunately For an concerned
ma na9 aahir % iEniriuE when con-
acr T-.H Sire ard rhe nia-e from orr
orcle- soon 7ut an end 90 the PERFORM
InCe. and also b. IL said. transformed
father large ban 20 q verv small lntt
very hot Tmoulder-1E ASH hean.
"a FIRST raj Appearance en- the profess
unni s1zEe vas ar Collins music hail m
LurI n sonEs and dance. O. rhica I
was a most urunouucrd and nalrable IN
rucr sssfIi hir q finally DR. fled % AmeFies-
ana after a few years Of ups ana downs
experienced bv most or my profession. I
succeeded David Warfeid N me part Of the
polite lunatic. in the Belle OF New Yorsx.
with NE original COMPANY ana PLAYED n
New YORK during the entire seasnu's run.
Ia vas b. the Way, me Eeile u New
YORK thAt FIRST dizc0rsr-d Edna MAy.
spent season vim Mar1s Jansen. tnen m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
William Norris
/, Tells
His Lies Storl

IE average layman seems 20
think thar the rise from the
rarS and file Of rhearr cal cir
cieT i-'ro stardan is 10 be taken
m 7,Ic shurtIean and the nost-
ing - the naule in blg letters
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
CONTRACTORS is MuRnEF
4. "a Hughes. an kmsrigan. H. hi
~ His EmBiayes az Fer
reou. MrEfcu.

TOHEECS. Afez.e1. sept zA-Wuui
lust been received here Of the murder \
thiH Nerk uf q H. EuHhra an Ame1l
railroad contractor vim waa shot 81
Mexican employees on the branch N
railroad tuat runs rom r1rreun intu
mountains Hughes Meziran flrefnan
seriously stabbed Tn defending Hughes
MelicAns were celebrating fiesta al
time Of the murfier and 'rnasfnesi they
a grievances againHr all Americans.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
How an
Actor Man
Made a Start

.ERILL HARRIS. leading man
be Support of Eva lang az the
Boyd. went 1n the st-ise not be-
cause he thought he had talent.
nor because ne faIr a call. nor
because his father and muU.ler
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

Money AtaF -iztAH o. hAN-oaEhr
WASHI>DN. sept -A-rhe state u
Missouri q 90 receive y1951g from the fsde. a.
guvernm. nt 10 addition o. what mas already
been paid Tor the services Of the Fifth and
sixth Missouri vaiu .tesr Infantry during tile
sUal.s.l-A meticau var. The state claimed
Sz.7.II5 ana the government allowed ssh
The tate appealed amt tire cDmproiler OF
the treasury has rfied that an additional
sscl.s is due.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

the height Of her career in 'DelmOnico's at
six and afterwards followed an engage
menr with OTIS skinner in which I played
the lester IN Francesca ia RiIuini
AIr. Norris has been IN the original casts
Of The Burgnmaster. King Dodo,
Babes n ToyIand "A Country Girl. 90
Tom Jones ana The Land OF Nod" all
successful musical comedies
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
FLIGHTS BY WOMAN AVIATOR
Mrs. Rach-, WhS Net with Accident
Last Week. Maxi several
short Trims.

MINEOLA. L. l.. sept e4.-Mrs. Bessie
Rache the Wisconsin aviator VINO came
Ca grief here a lew days ago while trying
out her new bipiane. redeemed herself to-
day nv making seven short flights over
the Ai.Eeua trying grounds. Her most
suc-ess-uI attempt was a fighr Of a mile
ana q quarter at height n thirty feet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

GORGE Beban. VINO was az the
Orpheum last week. thus ar
CUES for the serious in vaude-
Vile The other day was
asked whether vaudeville needs
an uplift You might Just as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

70 dyspepsia liver complaints and SidneE
troubles il needles Electric 3 tiers =
IN. lsi.al anteed remedy. 5oc For sale by
e atom Drug co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

when you nave anything 10 sell Or *
change advertise .r IN TIE Bee Want Al
columns ana set 4uiciE results
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25
GRAND OPERA FOR cHIcA|
seasou ia OMEN at the Auditorium
November. with Permanent
Company.

Chicag0's grand opera company viii n
It's season On November 5. and Lhs ma
0f music in the " nay City will De Ted
out Thoroughly. IL Is practically the n,
haitian COMPANY transferred bodily 4
the t1ammeisteIn home nest IN Mannat
vile 10 the Auditorium IN Chicago.
dreas Uippel Is 10 Je general manager.
LleuLunU= DampanlnI general musical
rector operas Al rrencn, LLalian ana /
man viii Ne sung during Jne seAsun.
repei tory announced ~
Ia French--TnaIs. AIassenet. ''SaloEI
StTauss. Louise. Char penuuI, e al
trDuntsu, LarnIrn Dil=L, ugGlef
-suIle Jane. -uasseneI. l-rileas asIu I
ssllu,. L'euuza. -rsal4asuu allu Littifi
z-.4iit-,,aells- 4.4ts OF l1oirlnan. ".
uacu Rug Iienutz- aIryerDrer-
Lu ItaaIall- As. EuCEiuI. '6uheTl
ruecini. 'JJeiiU. verdi -lrstTiata,' 4
IA IravaL1re. Ferdl, Cav aller1a Ril
cana. Mascasni Madame Burterfl
r-uccIni. EaguAccI. LeonCavallns Ak
seruI. 'Rlg0ieuto, Verdi, Girl OF
Golden " est. FuCCiul-
In German" LoHeugun, Wagner, IT
haeuseI. W aglI-r.
some Of the worlds foremost singers
included in the company which is a.
lows.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-25

conscientious regard for artistic prsse
ton. ="
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-09
ORDER Is ENLARGED.
LABOR INSPECTOR
coMMENDs POSTUM PLANT

coMMENDs POSTUM PLANT.
Lansing, Mich, Sept. 21-The pure
food factories of the Postum Cereal
Co. Ltd, of Battle Creek, Mich, which
are visited by from $4,000 to $4,000
tourists annually, entertained an unex-
pected visitor the other day in the
person of Sylvester Greusel, Michigan
State Factory Inspector.
With practiced and unsparing eye
this state official investigated the
great group of factory buildings where
Postum Cereal, Grape-Nuts and Post
Toasties are manufactured. The re-
suit of his visit was shown by the fol-
lowing special report which he made
to the Michigan State Labor Cofnmis-
sion.
Mr.. Richard Fletcher, Commissioner
Of Labor and Statistics. Lansing, Mich.
Dear Sir: I have this day (Sept 90,
1910, carefully inspected every de-
partment Of the Postum Cereal Co,
Ltd, Battle Creek, Mich, and l think
they are entitled to an especially COM
plimentary report for the following
reasons:
FIRST. All the mechanical appli-
ances of this splendid factory are in
perfect condition-everythin safe
guarded.
SECOND. The sanitary conditions
are Of the best. Everything is fur
nished employees-fresh water, wash
rooms, dressing and toilet rooms.
THIRD. With the large mum Der of
persons employed in the breakfast
food department., there have been no
accidents.
FOURTH. l find the statistics of
the wages paid men and women are
the highest I have found in any fac
tory l have inspected in Michigan.
FIFTH. They DO not employ any
child labor under Is years of age.
It is a model institution in every re-
spect.
Yours respectfully,
/ (Signed) Sylvester GreuseI, State
Inspector.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-09
NEGRO HELD
|. ON BAD CHARGE

Peter Mills, negro, who was ar
raigned before Recorder Johnson sew
eral days ago on charge of discharg-
ing fire arms in the city limits and
who was bound over to the county
and afterwards made the object OF
prosecution on the charge of assault
with a deadly weapon with intent to
murder a street car conductor, was
bound over to the criminal court yes
terday by Justice Nicholson.
1t is claimed that the negro fired a
half dozen shots into street car with
the intent to kill the conductor. The
negro is we'll known and several par
ties testified to seeing him fire the
shots at the conductor. The negro
was one time employed by the street
car company so was well known by
the other employees.
His bond was fixed at $500.
After several witnesses were ex-
amined the charge was changed to
firing into a street car, train or other
CONVEYANCE which is a very serious Of
Tense in the eyes of the law and is
covered by a new statute which pro
vides a penalty of $4,000 fine or ten
years Imprisonment.