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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
BOARD ENDORSES.
MANY MEASURES
Ordinances Will Become Laws as
Soon as Mayor Atiixcs
Signature.
APPROPRIATIONS ASKED
Alderman Melton Would Place
Ornamented Street Lamps
OH Jefferson Ave.

A vast number of propositions, new
and old. were brought before the
members OF the board of aldermen
at their adjourned meeting Tuesday
night. Many Of the measures were
endorsed Others were referred to
the proper committees.
Among these latter was a resolu-
ton offered by Mr. Nielsen transfer
ring a fund OF 10000 previously APP
propriated to construct city wharf,
TO an account TO he used in opening
new street to cake the place of
Lester street. The matter was sent
to the finance committee.
Mr.. Melton asked an appropriation
Of $4,000 for the placing of ornamen-
tai lamps similar To those TO be in
stalled on Broad street on jefferson
avenue from Twenty-first to Twenty
fourth street. This measure. too
went 10 the finance committee, as did
a resolution offered by Mr. Biiley APP
propriating $3.50 for the expenses Of
a subcommittee in attending the Ma
tionaI Rivers and Harbors Congress
in Washington. d. {. Mr. Bliley's
resolution also called for an appro-
priation Of si.o00 to be contributed
W iS WI - .aat ,Vhs teS'
ny reqaesi Mr- kennoids onefed
a petition from the First National
Bank asking that its stone steps.
which extend beyond the building
Tine on Main street. he allowed to re-
main.
announcer Resolution onered by Mr..
i.sahoius pFohihits the construction
or repair OF any dwelling on any
street less IMAM twenty-five feet Wide
me hrst resolution was sent 10 the
''Ati''i'tee vi streets ne secono
.iieasure VAS retefreo 10 the commit
Tee on ordinance charter and reform.
=. measures Goncurred In.
ne BOARD cohenrred In the follow
nag measures, "hich nave been sent
- .as hiaseF TOT MS signature
aa.hotl@i'e tue committee on
streets 10 receive competitive designs
iof ftiiiie fSed concrete eridge across
.ns James river on the site OF MAYO
e n.n % cost WITH approaches $3so, :
", "t.i' "aoM as % iee' In Wiath.
Apl,.''ttotahs 70 oseeo from the hond
=, 80 atl seMers, Tor the construction
~ sewers ia LofnbafdE East Grace.
Nsi.riFth' bfead between twentieth
- ~ 81. ana III Hest Leigh
~ = 'i0i's'is sse..se from the same
s. my ioi i sewer IN DAVIS avenue, and
- - aii.oi ounce. mann ana ray
.i.'',ns se''esf .es from the
- 20 aaiid al sewer IN MEADOW.
- = IA" "faiianls ana colorado
si9hahs sest4@o.ss from the
..h,a,,, = III iia 'hptoh-
80. - stress the last
,,rs,.e.ss.s - =. - aisshes % the
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a. In Taa,.,. ;, ~ ''oh ~ seM
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bloody Run rayina frn,, -T,,,,,, - ~,
and EranlHn s,raa,S ~ w,,t.a ~
avenue. AT an annrnxtp,a,a .ns, -
1896.
Approving award of can,rse, 20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
observe Homecoming Week..

Homecoming week ia being
served at the Church Of the Cows
and many friends and former nN
bers have been present at the
come services held thus far.
nesday night. after prayer aerx@
Rev DR. j. Calvin Stewart. the M
tor, will meet all friends at the
cial hour and refreshments VIM
scrVa1 4SssSSssa53
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
THE R1cHnorD Observation-Disclosures, OCT. 10, 1910

feraon Street Baptist church parson-
age Monday night, the pastor. the
Rev. II. J, Dogan, officiating, assisted
by DIR. Calvin Blackwell.
Council some time ago passed an
ordinance increasing the sinking fund
from l per cent to one and half
per cent. Mayor Cutchin says that
he probably will veto the measure.
az he does not think II justifiable.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-19
RALLY DAY OBSERVED
AT NORTHSIDE CHURCH.

The observance OF Rally Day at
Northside Baptist church. at Highland
Park Sunday at II o'clock was Sig
nal success large crowd was pres
emit the cradle roll and home depart
ment being well represented The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further informatlon).
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial District. In and for the
County OF Salt Lake. State OF Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Jacob
Larisch. deceased d,-Notice of sale.
The undersigned viii sell at private sale
the following described property. to-wlt:
a part of lot s. block g. plat B. Salt
Lake City survey, Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake county. Utah: Commencing at
point three (3l rods north OF the south
east corner of said lot 8. thence north
two CD rods thence west twenty (20)
rods. thence south five 90 rods, thence
east twelve l2) rods. thence north three
(3) rods and thence east eight (S) rods
to beginnins containing seventy-siS (TS)
square rods.
Terms Of sale: Written bids will be re-
celved at office OF Street & Rramel 3l7
D. F. Walker block. Salt Lake City. Utah,
up to June 30, 1910. at Il o'clock noon
OF said day.
Cash must be paid upon confirmation
OF sale by court and delivery OF deed
Dated June 13. 1910.
ANDREW GEBUARDT
Executor OF last Will of Jacob Larisch
deceased.
Street & Bramel, Attorneys FOR Execu-
tor Jn1og9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
MORE LAND IN IDAHO
IS RESTORED TO ENTRY
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. June 22.-The Interior
department on March q restored TO set
tlement. effective July 2, and to entry,
August 1, approximately 600 acres
south of Boise. between the towns of
Kuna and Orchard. Ida. which had been
withdrawn under the reclamation act for
use in connection with the Paye tie Boise
project.
The state OF Idaho filed sn application
May 26 urder the act OF March Is Last.
requesting the temporary withdrawal OF
about 100 900 acres OF the southeast lands
TO permit OF their being reclaimed as
Carey act projects,
The lands are desert In character. AM.
the interior department believes the pub
lie interests would be best served ny ap
proval OF the application. which q. ir
fact, a cancellation OF the order OF res
toration, thereby securing a definite plan
and united e!To.t looking to the reclamu-
ton Of all OF the lands instead OF allow
ing them TO become subject to settlement
and entry which would result In the
question OF the ultimate reclamation Of
the lands being dependent upon the eff
forts of individuals. The local land Off
GERS at Boise have been advised by tele-
graph OF the action Of the department.
and directed to give publicity thereto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
BOOM IN MARRIAGES;
LIVELY IN SANPETE
Special to The Tribune.

MANTl. June 22-The following mar
riage licenses have been issued by
County Clerk ElIason Walter S, Ste
vens of Ogden and Sidonia Olsten OF
Manti; Evan w. Wilson and Ellen Jen-
sen, both OF Gunnison; Irwin K. VIII
liams and Ingra J. Bunderson, both Of
Emery, Emory county; John ID. Schon-
field and ADELAIDE Madsen, both Of Spring
City; lsaac NJ. Draper and Lorena NJ.
Blackham OF Moron and Ernest Theron
Blackham and Lucy Draper of Moroni.
The marriage OF Walter S. Stevens and
Sidonia Olsten took place this morning
In the Manti temple, An elaborate we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home
OF the brides parents TO large num-
bcr of invited guests. They left on the
los p. m. train for Ogden. Tomorrow
they will start on an extended honey
moon trip to the coast.
The groom is the oldest son OF Sidney
Stevens of Ogden and che bride Is the
charming daughter OF DR.. ard Mrs. w.
II Olsten of this city. They intend max
ing their home In Logan. where Mr.. Ste
vea: Is in business.
Mr. Burton Tuttle OF Mantl anc Mira
Clara Peterson of Richfis and Edward
Eraithwaite and Ada Grecnlg. both Of
Mant will leave for Sais Lake City to-
day. where the knots will be tied uniting
them In wedlock-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
DENVER IS THREATENED
WITH WATER FAMINE

DENVER. June 22.-In nearly every
home In Denver tonight bathtubs, wash
tubs. buckets and every available utensll
Is filled TO the brim with water in prepar-
alton for a three days water famine. To
make a connection with a new conduit,
the Denver Union Water company Will
shut off the mains which supply the
greater portion of the supply OF the city
The making of the connection will prob
ably require three days. Tomorrow to
wash ones face and hands will become a
luxury and TO suggest "A bath VIII be re-
garded as evidence OF insanity.
Yesterday a temporary Injunction pro-
hibiting consumers from using water for
irrigation purposes was secured by Mrs
Sadie Brooks. Irrigation is absolutely ne
cessary 10 the life OF lawns. trees and
shrubs here and II the Injunction which
will be argued Saturday Is extended the
loss to property owners will reach sew
eral thousand dollars.
Florists declare they have already lost
thousands The thermometer is lowering
around % degrees and any extension OF
the water famine Will cause great suffer
ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
YALE'S PRESIDENT
EUL0C|zES TAFT
Commencement Exercises at
Famous College Marked by
Notable Features.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 22-The
commencement at Yale ended with the
alumni dinner this afternoo... President
Hadley, In expressing regret at the en-
forced absence of President Taft said:
"Bil Taft of rs Is IL tho second mile
OF the race and he Is IN the eel grass
rieS have been won over he third and
fourth miles,
Great applause greeted this sally. A
little later the foil lwins message was
read by President Hadley.
1T is the best eel grass We ever saw
William II. Taft"
The alumni were told by the university
president that the last year had been
the banner year In university gifts and
In alumni contributions, the former total
ling s2,232. 600 and the latter little over
$lb0000 these not including the Sloar
laboratory and other gifts to the scien
tific school.
Dr. walcott Of the Smithsonian instl-
fridge of kioto, class OF 80. spoke of the
work Of Yale men in the far east.
James J. Hill was introduced as the
youngest Yale son. President Hadley
said that two members OF the family had
won Yale degrees, three had achieved
that and the last one had had a degree
thrust upon him.
Mr. Hill expressed his gratitude for the
honor shown him by the university. IL
gave him pleasure 10 say, In simple
words. the thoughts that have helped him
through life.
II have never found the place where
lie would take the place OF truth In
nearly fifty years of active business ex-
perlence. / have never found a transec-
tion worth while when 1t came under the
tried to keep my hands clean; l am now
too old, ! think, to learn tricks
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
BOLD ROBBER KILLS
SELF WHEN CAUGHT
Shoots Manager of Bank and
Stays a Boy in Futile Ef-
fort to Escape.

FRIEDBORG. Hesse. June PA des-
perate attempt at robbery here this
afternoon resulted In two deaths and the
wounding of several persons.
A bomb was exploded at about 4:3O
O'Clock In the city hall The roof. doors
and windows were shattered and the
staircases destroyed.
During the confusion masked robbcr
entered the branch OF t.ic Imperial bank
next door and drawing a revolver. shot
the manager In the neck. He seized a
quantity OF bank notes and gold and fed
to the street. He then mounted bi-
cycle and dashed of toward Nauheim. \
great crowd pursued the desperado, who
fired repeatedly. One boy was killed and
two others wounded,
The police overlook him and, finding
he could not escape. the robbcr fired his
last shot into his temple. falling dead
instantly.
He was recognized as chauffeur
named BarkenSte!n.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
A BRIDEGRooM's STRENUOUS OBLIGATION

tention OF this union to begin to start to
commence TO live together, TO carry into
effect the objects for which the said union
Is formed, to wit That ] bind myself
forever 10 build the fires and warm the
bed, to battle regularly. comb my bride s.
hair and hook her dress: to carry my
self systematic and symmetrical, to al
ways keep my trousers pressed. and TO
take my turn at washing and wiping the
dishes. I promise to lay aside all de-
during my past life. and that will not
do or consent to the doing OF any mat
ter or thing that Will tend to Injure the
bride either spiritually or temporarily.
that would bring tears or rcmorse, or
destroy her peace OF mind"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
FRANCE TRYING TO
BOOST BIRTH RATE

PARIS. June ga series OF measures
designed to stimulate the birth rate in
France was introduced in parliament to-
day
They include the imposition of addi.
tional military service on bachelors over
% years old; making obligatory the mar
riage of state employees who have
reached the age of 25 years. with sup
Elementary salaries and pension allow
anccs for those who have more than three
children. and repeal OF the law requiring
equal distribution OF estates among the
children.
The dislike Of Frcnchmen 20 divide
their property is frequent cause OF re
strictcd families. according to those who
nave made n study Of the subject,
The proposed legislation follows the re-
cent publication of statistics which
showed the births In the republic during
1909 were 10 600. against 1872. 900 In tho
preceding year. and the population has
been increased by only 100000 since
1851,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
A FEDERAL BUILDING
FOR BRIGHAM CITY
Special to The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. June 22.-This
morning Lorenzo n. Srohl of this city
received a telegram from Joseph Howell
at Washington stating that he had sue
ceeded In securing an appropriation from
congress for the erection OF federal
building in this city. The telegram
stated that $4,000 had been appropriated
The citizens OF Brigham have b'en
looking forward for many years TO the
tune when congress would take .hc
n.oYc that was takcl this week wien
Brighams interests were looked after.
The representatives from Utah nave been
working hard 10 get the appropria tion ior
this city during their administration. a
site for the building is now the talk OF
the town. There are many good sites
but which Of them Will be chosen is not
known Unless a central location is Sc
lected. controversy over site Us al :
ready predicted, The business section OF
Brigham comprises three blocks: and
should either one or the other OF the
blocks other than the central block be
selected for the site Of the new build
ing, the business men on the other end
will likely want the building also.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
IDAHO LAND COMMISSIONERS
GET DEEPER INTO THE MIRE

the board. b. F. Craig. cashier OF the
Bank OF Emmett, advanced the $1,000 to
inc Canyon Canal company, based ui
course. on the credit of the board order.
Attorney General McDougalrs change
OF front caused the cashier some exIraor-
binary anxiety He hurried to Boise TO
explain his dilemma, The board got busy
Bradys resourcefulncss was called into
action, and. as consequence, another
order for $1,000 has been made today OIL
the general appropriation fund OF the
state land department. and tomorrow this
new order starts on Its rounds In an ef-
fort TO relieve the embarrassed cashier
and the indignant settlers under the Can
yon Canal company who wonder wha
sort Of gang of four-nushers they are
UP against.
The state land departments appropria~
ton was for $40, 900, and Just how the
state land board is to justify its course
In donating to the Canyon Canal com
pany $1,000 for any purpose is Il query
beyond the ability OF citizens over here
to figure out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
ALLEGED GIRL THIEVES
CAUGHT IN MALE ATTIRE
SneciaI 20 The Tribune.

Special to The tribune.
OGDEN, June 22,--Detectives BOD
Burke and Bob Chambers and Patrolman
Kelliher tonight saw through The clever
disguises Of three alleged girl thieves at
tired in male clothing, and placed them
under arrest
The girls. @ith a male companion. Earl
Leslie. are charged with stealing s2h
worth OF clothing belonging 10 Fontello
Veo. from the Veo girls room In the
Windsor hotel.
The three. with the Nco -irl. were en-
ployed at the hotel. one Of hem occupy
ing "a room with Miss \co Ionlsht
Miss Veo went 20 the show and when
she returned both her clothes and the
girls were missing. The police were no.
titled and caught the alleged thieves as
they were trying 10 board a train TO
beat it, 10 Pocatello
The girls gave the names OF Ted ktley,
Frances Williams and Bin Burke. Their
ages range from 20 10 "a years. Leslie
about 20 Is not well known here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
NOTICE.

Sheep Creek Irrigation company, loca-
ton of principal place of business nt Salt
Lake City Utah. Notice IS hereby gwen
that at n meeting of the directors held on
the eighth day OF June, 1910, An assess-
mcnt OF nifty cents per share waS levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation.
treasurer ut his Office, room 1. Mcintosh
building Salt Lake City. Utah. Any
stock upon which ibis assessment may re-
main unpaid on the l2th day OF July.
1910. Will be delinquent and advertised for
sale at pubic auction and unless pay
ment Is made before will be sold on the
sixth day OF September. 1910. to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
c. l.. ROOD.
Secretary,
Room T. Mcintosh Building, Salt Lake
city, Utah,
ml107
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
ASSESSMENT NO. 9.

Mountain Dell Consolidated Mining
company. principal place of business. Ma
tional Copper bank. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing OF the board OF trustees. held on the
Ith day OF June. 1910. an assessment OF
two (2) cents per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation, payable
on or before July 1lth. 1910. at the office
Of the secretary. National Copper bank.
Salt Lake City.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Monday, July 1ltn.
1910. VIII be delinquent and advertised
ment is made before will be sold on the
29th day of July, 1910. at l o'clock p. m.
OF said day. TO pay said delinquent as
vcrtising and expenses OF sale.
b B. HALL, Secretary.
Office. National Copper Bank. Newhouse
Building. Salt Lake City. Utah.
June 9Th. 1910. ml225
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
Provo's School Enrolment.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special 10 Inc lIiL}uHe'
PROVO. June 22.-Superintendent w.
5. Rawlings OF the Provo public schools
has submitted his statistical report FOR
tho school wear lust ended. Tho report
shows that 1855 pupils were enrolled dur
Ing the year. 973 boys and ?la girls.
SlXty-onc boys and hfty-siX girls were
graduated from the eighth grade: hfty-
four OF these required more than eight
wears 10 complete the grades and sixty
three completed the course In eight years
or less.
Chairman Arthur n. Taylor OF the
finance committee OF the Provo city
school board reports that there Will be a
shortage OF s6597.5O In the school treas
ury before tho taxes for the year are
received.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
[ws of Intermountain Region

spIers. Ogden State bank; M. ID. Evans.
Bark OF Garland. David Mats. Mer-
bank; w. S MccornicE. Mccorniek Nee 2iss"ss /
Co. bankers. Salt Lake; Heber NJ. Wells,
+, c. Jensen, MI. Pleasant: f. NJ. Smith,
Bank Of Spanish Fork; Joshua Green
wood, State Bank OF Mlllard county.
Fillmore. Utah; G. Hatch, Farmers State
Springville bank, Utah: W, F. Earls, Ma
tional Bank of the Republic, Salt Lake
Guy Ferris. Richmond Commercial bank
j. NJ. Whitemore, First National bank OF
bank OF Salt Lake; C. NJ. whitmore.
First National bank OF Nephl, John d.
Peters. First National bank OF Brigham.
Edgar S; Hills, Deseret National bank
Copper bank OF Salt Lake; c. w Buck
hoiz. Citizens State bank OF Brigham.
Guy Balagnete, Citizens State bank OF
s Bingham az !, ,aSg George g n Hsndrieks: State
dan State bank OF Midvale. ]. F, Tolton,
Peoples State and Savings bank OF Bea-
yer, w. D. Fitzgerald, Peoples State
Lewis, First State bank of Saline E P
Miles, Bank OF Smithfield C. n. Smith,
Bank of Smithf!eld c. j. Jensen. State
Bank OF SEWER, Richfield. Utah; Thomas
Smart. First National of Logan. George
c. Whitmore, First National bank Of
Nephi; James NJ, Peterson. James NJ. Pc
terson bank of Richfield; T.. J.. Smith.
Kemmerer, Wyo.. State bank; Charles G,
Mabey. Bountiful State bank; Henry F.
McEwan, State Bank OF Utah, Salt Lake :.
j. n. O. Watson. First National bank OF
Ogden; Preston A. Blair. Pingree Ma
tonal bank of Ogden; r. E. Badger, Utah
First National bank of Ogden. Loren Per-
rims, Fruit Growers State bank Of Green
River, j, J. Houtz. Commercial National
National bank Of ogden: ID. 4. Smyth
Commercial National bank of Ogden.
Boost for San Francisco.
At the afternoon session the matter OF
the exposition which probably will be
held at San Francisco at the completion
OF the Panama canal came up for brief
discussion and a resolution favorlng the
completion OF the Panama canal III San
Francisco In 1915. The Utah congress
sional delegation at Washington, D. c,
will be asked to aid San Francisco in
securing the meeting.
Tomorrow's programme follows,
Morning session-Address, Universal
System OF Exchange, T w. BOYER. salt
Lake City. cashier Continental National
bank: address. Some Observations on
the Fowler Bill" John Pingree, Ogden.
cashier OF the First National bank; ad-
dress, 1.-The Latest Addition TO the Sis
terhood Of Banks" the Hon, w, +. OIL
son OF Price, MAYOR and vice president
OF the Price Commercial and Savings
bank
Afternoon session, 2 o'clock-Address,
'An Analysis OF the Central Bank Idea,
". Montague Ferry. Salt Lake City, d.
rector OF the Utah Savings and Trust
company: address. Some Undeveloped
Local Resources" the Hon, Matthew S.
Browning, Ogden. vice president OF the
Amalgamated Sugar company; miscel-
laneous business; adjournment. :,
Evening scssion-Trolley ride, comPl-
ments OF the bankers of Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
QUAKER REPUBLICANS
QUICKLY NAME TICKET

HARRISBURG. Pa, June o2.-In a
brief and harmonious convention the Re-
publican party In Pennsylvania unanl-
mously nominated the following ticket:
acknowledgements John X, Tcner
OF Washington county.
Lieutenant governor - Congressman
John NJ. Reynolds OF Bedford.
Secretary Of Internal affairs-HeDry
Houclc of Lebanon, incumbent
State rcasurcr-Former Congressman
Charles Il. Wright OF Susquehanna. in
.cumbcnt.
Only ono hour and fourteen minutes
Was consumed I'm the work In tho con-
vention.
The platform adopted indorscs tho ma
ilonal and state administration and de-
claros that the tariff bill recently enacted
is In accord with the Republican policy
EXPRESSED In It's last national platform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-23
WOMAN OFFERS TO WE'D
MAN If HE Is RELEASED
SpccIal TO The Tribune,

Special TO The ITlDUHeF
OGDEN, June IA unique plea OF
elemency was presented 10 Judge j., -;
Murphy Of the PollcGe Gourl Ih's IN ann alsos Who
begged the court to release Emil Bar
telio. rs years OF age and onering iS 10
marry the young man II the court "ou'u
dismiss the case against him
Bartello was with Frank Tlca when tbe
latter proceeded TO shoot up the town
MONDAY afternoon. and the evidence
for the drunken man before the fusjllade
Of shots was fired. Judge NurPhy, after
severely rcprimanding the man for the as
sislance he offered Ticn, imposed a nne OF
slO The woman who appeared In bar
tello's behalf refused to leave her name,
but says that If Tica cannot raise me
money for his fine she VIII ask Inc
Inayor for a pardon.