davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-01

$1000,000 is about to be obtained by
city bond issue; and only $1,0OO,0OO
more is asked from outside.
Another fact not generally under
stood is this: San Diego does not in
tend to have the usual comprehensive
exhibition of the worlds achievements
in the domains of manufacture, the in
dustrial and liberal arts, and the null
titudnous accomplishments of inVen-
tion and handicraft. 1t is proposed
principally to demonstrate the Oppor-
tunitcs and to exploit the natural re-
sources of the coast and of such cOun-
tries as will be most directly and pO-
tently affected by the Panama canal.
Not the time-honored showcase dis
play Of finished products, but unique
exhibition of all that is typically local
in the way of possibilities and their
significance to the capitalist and the
settler-this is what San Diego means
to have. And San Diego rightly claims
that for the holding of such an expo
sition as this, San Diego is the log
ical" place.
NO CAUSE FOR ROW
It is felt that the above considera-
tions fully establish the fact that there
is really no reason for any conflict OF
interest between San Diego and any
of the usual character and scope. San
Diego has no desire to hold such
fair. 1t may very properly be argued
that a worlds fair, calling for immense
''machinery halls" "art buildings and
league after league of showcases for
manufactured articles, necessitating
perhaps from $25, 100000 to $4,000 600,
should never be attempted anywhere
but in a large metropolitan city. But
for such a unique educational exhibit
tion as san Diego has decided to have
with it's out-of-doors demonstration
of native and typical life, irrigation
and other developing processes, agri-
cultural, mineral and all indigenous
features-San Diego is certainly not
only the logical, but the only place
where such a show could be adequately
carried out at all. In San Diego, Tor
twelve months in the year, 1t can ana
will be carried out.
Therefore, San Diego trusts that you
will support her position and work Tor
the success of the Panama -Callfornla
exposition in 1915.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27

Den fsrite ifanOinaniife epaiise
li~if.lutberife emaus.M enigbeo ins
bpoer berneo genner og WeoIem-
mer Of Sen foreneoe oonife grange.
Iiif-Iutberife 9irfe til at 0sItnee
aarsmsoet, iom nfboloes I Rncins
8is., ira lite til 7oe SUM.
Scr Spbolo UNDER belle 4arsms
set betaIes 50; for 10 IanItiSs
Sf.75; for ct ManItio % Gts.
6orbsieIim al 8riien for Opbpi.
BET UNDER belle Mnrsmeoet fra $2.5e
til So bar i'm @runo / De bsie gri-
Ter pan 2eoneosmioIer. ct epentueIi
OperifuS oil bIipe gipet til Sam.
funoets Snoremisiion.
9~;Ireiienoe beoes meIoe oeres
Gomme til Baitor g. 6. Gritien.
1870 Nouno ape. ,ieneit 25Se Roi.
gon Meniabeoens geane
9. 6. Grifien, Mgbs. Brett.
9iels Yeterien,
@ebos. Sefretpr.
Mgbs. 5ormanb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
I Set Of ~ 5tpffer meS trpfi
Smilag for 25e.
2 orteret Brepeualg a ons
openitaaenoe per 9lli. 25e.
Ian. 2ntb. RnbI. 3onis.
Gn Ifbanolins
Gn Den lnt6crife Sirfes
GUnfirmntiun

or 9itelen til Ell net lille Bog
pao rs Sioer al Bat. 8. 6. Rsr.
mes, Guereit, 9anias, netop uofom-
men pan 6orfotterens 6orlog Dos
9oniib 2ntb. Ilbl. Souie, Blair,
9ebr.
9ogen, iom er optrpft efter en-
fortint artifeI / o9utberaneren" for
1904, inoeboloer en- interesinnt oe
opetis Sf:Ioring Of airtens Spn
poa oe Drug al aonfirmntionen ns6
gennem 9ioernp iamt en- fIar 5rem.
itining Of Be .3Ufonnifnineer oerai,
iom bar funoet Ste0 baaoe / eIore
og nnere 5ioer.
Oct er en- BOG. iom enbper III.
tberif9riiten fnn booe goOt al at Ieie
og bore glaO oeo at eie. Den er IND.
bunoen / pent og ioIiot Sbirtinss.
binb. griien er fun 80 Gents. Den
foas bog 5orfatteren eaer bos
SnHiih 9nth. gtbl. Sszie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Get fjortenoe aarsmsSe

W.
Den oreneSe 6anffe CO..
lutb. airfe / amerifa"
afbolSes, ON Sub oil, / gmaus Re.
niebeO, 8aciiie, @is. fra Onsoae 5
1. SUM I'll Sors0ag B.. 7. SUM, beg
&c 0nee i%beregnet.
Rsoet aabnes Ons6as 5ormio'
bag ST.. 10 meo Ssjmesieguostiene'
ite / Wenigbeoens Strife.
6orbanbIings.
entanoe.
|. De alminoelige = | &nIeonina
al Snoberetningerne fra Snmfun.
bets gmbeosmeno llooalg og SO.
miteer.
II. 8ole al gmbeosm9no.
III. SpecieGe Eager: I. ct Son.
ititutionsforilas ON en- fornnorinq
of 4arsmsoet til 6pert 3oie 4ar.
sc SoriIagets 5orm i aarsb. 9.
1919 og 1870. 2. @efoen paa pore
Sfoler, ber Den burtigit mulist al
pifIes?
3. 5orilog fra emaus Wenig'
beo, @acine, @is. De Menigbeoei
i Snmfunoet, iom life betaler Der
Dem panlieneoe 29rerlsn, miiter De
res Stemmeret pan anrsmsoet.
g. 81. g.
4nton Snnien. 0eis arogb.
Sobn Ssreenien.
". Gmner til 0rsiteIie: al 5or
fpnoelien; 81 ben friiielige Sfole
eerninss getponine; q Dor IRIS
fion blanot 9anosm9no | 4merifo
b. 8or Seoningemisiion.
gtbpert al oisie emner oil bIip'
inofeoet PED ct fort Joreorag.
Wenisbeoer og Brpiter, iom IN
tier OptageIie / ben ioreneoe oanif'
Girfe, be6es inoienoe Gnorogen6I
oerom | betimeIig lib.
5anfeiprog: .9bi ariiti a1rlH
beo tpinger os" e aor. 5, t4).
", 2. Nielfen
SefretRr.
O. 9. Gbriftinnien n,
5orman0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Observation-Disclosures

IpeeieIt inorettet til Brig for DE
nigbe0sfasierere. Erpft paa gooi
Bapir og bnftet / 9eser paa 100
etpffer. Yris per Bog 20 Gts. por'
sDfrit.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. Sou
Blair, Webr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Stsrite Os bebite llouals
nf
BiIIe0.8 renfort Tor
enbper anleonine

o ordinations. 9repfor
meo onnif 9efit. Wange for
ifeaige Slags, iorteret per Gui
% Gents.
grepfort meo 8ibeIteffl
9anif, Here Slngs meo forifellis'
9efIt. Sorteret, per 9ui. 25c.
Broipeftfort fra gIaii
og Omegn. Snobefatter Gam
funoets Sfole og JorlagSbu&
iamt ben oonife airfe. Sortere
per Gui. 25c.
Broipeftfort fra Dan
mart. Ga. 90 forifeIise ioros
les imuffe faroetrpfte Sort ia
ifennefte egne / 2anoet. Snobe
fatter mango betenote 9irfer
Sorieret per 9ui. 25c.
aaffe.Brepfort meo banf
gibeltefit. 9rpft | 6 8ulbrei
pao tint aarton, fremitiner {
aors ompunbet meo UIomIter. :
forife[lige. EefIterae oaIste at o.
men arbeioet uofert / Spiflans
Disie er rbetinget be imufteft
Sort at tit Sla9s % iRlges BOZ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Sill salgs.

@n rummeIis 6orretninos6pa.
ming, Buff oe 9eboeliesIeiIigbe0,
meo en- BALM 9Icre 9aro til, belig.
genoe poa ct Sisrne neo Ell 9ors.
oei / ct 9o0t Oanif Settlement /
sitre Nebroifa. 2Dit6open0e be0es
benoenoe Jig til
Wrs. SO nrD Sen e II,
Craig. n. s. D.
0ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
SrO os gantro.
(5ortiettelie ira SIDE A.

Stfferligt OF 0efine altomfnttetoe
Stamp itarft / Jpn BORDEN; % Der
iom oct fife par ior De aanOelige
Sfatte, JON oen friitne Strife oeo
Serrens 1aaoe / 6eoningemisiionen
bar iamlet liz. iaa funoe Afgs-
relien blipe ifebneipanger nof, pa
set iterft inoIpier. at De iaatol0te
friitne geationer life / Dor 9iO i no
gen inrlig @rao IaOer Jig paauirte
al @uooomslpiets lipgfpenoe Straa.
Ter. gi itirrer os blinoe paa BE
oens 9pgtemeno; 9egioenbeoernes
foroifleoe og riberoe Strsm betager
port Sinh og 5an0s, og Be uipn-
Iige goigbeosoeroier, iom ueO Or
oct og airfen er giuet os, er life
i filitrnffelig @raO Dor Sanfes og
port 9ios Sn0bolo.
S getrngtning al Sen Ringeagt
FOR Serrens Orb % Safromenter,
JON ri timber iblan0t Sen tore Dob.
tie Mpng0e, er set life uianoipnIigt,
at ct eIer anoet 6olfs 9pieita9e oil
blioe flpttet, % at fierne 5oIf oil
fomme til at gaa set @u0s g@rinOe,
iom par gioet til 3ationer, / 6oilfe
@erren meo i'm 0aaOe % i'm 9Gr.
Iigbeo i en- operoroentli9 @ra0 bar
eipet fig R9rperelie. giet ipeiOer
no ooer SuOien. aina % andre Ste.
ser, bpor enfoI0iee Si9le / Suiino-
ois / 3roen timber 9ettelie for Spn.
0ebproen pes aoriets 500. 0isie er
&riitenfirfens @Ie0e, 9aab, Stprfe
og Snipiration; paa Dem bpiler
maaife ariitenfirfens 5remti0
un0er aabenborin9ms Serre. Zen
faIife Selptiai0 % SeIptilitrpffeli9-
beo, Ser raaoer neo mango at pore
I9rOe Sfoler, er goOt paa Sci iii
at bibringe Ben fommenoe Slegt
en- 2fDsanifuelie, Ser boiler pan ct
@runolag, Ser fife er friiteligt. Sir.
feifu0en ielD er Del nof fortejet peo
Slipper; men anfertopet er / man
&c 8ilfplOe ioa lnnat. at oct er
inn0t | Iangt iterre lt0itrefning en0
nogen Sinoe fsr, at life alt, bpno
Ser blioer tnIet | ariiti airfe, er
8uos Orb, og fife aft, 6ua0 Ser
6liper in0rettet, er SUBS Sn0ret.
ming. Man fnar SnOtrpffet al at
Dor 8i6 er 6orbereOeIiens Si0 for
ben Iioite, Sen enoelige Scamp, bpori
ariitentroen pil fomme til at be.
Itaa Ell . Ersoe imoo alt oct. iom
Chen og 6itorien er g~uofien0tlig.
Ia6enbaringen itiaer en- iaaOan
/ uOiigt. og oct blioer en-
Ramp imelem De / SUB lepenOe og
De / Snn0en oe0e. Sun Ben Dir.
leuenoe / @uo piI oerfor blipe
ne~Ooelngtig / Sen Greens og Oroets
Seir, iom / 5elge Sfrrften blioer
ll6falo. ariitusangribenOe
Sornp9telie mon 10, Tor 6ien0ens
ge6fommenSe, pore 6en ii0ite itore
@eien, oe imoo Ct iaa0ant
oil en- BLOT uOportes gefen.
,elie life iIan til, 0a oct fer pil
,reie Jig ON Si9lens inoerite og 0p.
,eite SelpbeitemmeIie. gnagenoe og
,eoenoe minoes ri 0erfor / Oenne
9i0 set apoitoliifc Sr0:
,Oerfor, bpo iom tpffes at itaa, ie
il, at ban fife fal0er." 1 aor.
10, -.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
3srasls Sanse III.
= alt $50 9 anae.

9isie to fortrinIiee Gang .Sam.
finger meb Rufif o. unberIae.
Sefit, bporaf alereoe 6 OpIas er
trpft, fans mn inobunben Iammen |
net og ioIiot srsnt Sbirtinssbinb
meo @uIotrpf for ben meeet beffeb-
ne Bris af 90 Gents. Or ior6eIes
bel fiffet i'll Herftemmis Sane-
8ruges auereoe Of mango of pors
Sangfor. =
0aniib 2ntt *nbI. Gonie,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
d LOW RATES EAST
ACCOUNT NATIONAL CONVENTIONS

Special low rates via the Chicago L
North Western Ry. on convenient
dates during the summe months to
Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, Saratoga
Springs, Niagara Falls, Washington,
New York: City, Atlantic City, Boston
and points on the Atlantic Seaboard,
account National Conventions.
Summer tourist rates daily to all
seaside and mountain resorts in the
east.
Direct connections at Chicago will
fast trains of all lines east. Choice o.
routes. For information, apply to any
ticket agent of The North Western line
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
yOaniferen"
GreOog ben 81. Mai 1910.
Blur, 3ebr.

BllO5tieneite aI. 1920 6ormi0-
bag. me0 4Itergon9, og &ften 81.
5. senOaesifoIe ST. 9.t5.
aennar0: @uostieneite poo
egnoag 5ormiOoag 81. II, meO
a%ltergaug. % S6nOagsifoIe ST. 10.
8aa SfoIen er Der Sroplber
! oisie Gage. 9tnoet SteOs / bette
Summer meo0eles ON en- clogs uo-
filling. 5 aftes bapoe @raOuen0er-
ne / De forifeIIige AfoeIinger in0buot
oeres me0ituoeren0e til ct 5eitmaaI-
IT'D. 6oruOen 6orfriifningerne bs-
oes ser ct goOt 6eitprogram.
8 aften Ifal Ser oere alminOelia
afiIutningsfeit meO 5eitmoaltio for
baaoe Sfolens @erionole og beig-
een0e @enner.
7ermeo afiluttes ioo babe Cts
amens- SraoIbeoer o9 6eittraol6e0en,
og ioa uil ale peOfommen0e aon0e
liot lettere.
Oct par r@ranoma 6or@, pi
fioife 5re0ag lopeoe at meooele liot
nprmere ON. Sun par iiffert 8pens
mprfaLigite og melt afbolOte gamle
Gpinoe. 81 feler iterf Silbsieligbeo
til At anoen0e paa ben0e BET 0ro,
Jon 5eius iagoe ON Marie: Sun
gioroe. 6oa0 bun fut0e4. Mrs. Gor
bleo melIem So og SO Aor gammel.
Ger er fire Sl9gtIeo efter benoe;
mems hlin lepeoe, par ser 5 lepenoe
SlpgtIe0. W1en set bar fife set mpr-
feIiaite. Mrs. 5or bao0e faoet li0en
eler ingen Sfoleoannelie / line I'M
&c Gage, men bum lprte ii0en fife
alene at Ieie og ifrioe, men bun 6leo
en- opgtig 99ge, o9 iom iaa-
ban 5ialp bum mango, iprlig
fattige % ubemt0Ieoe. Wange 0an-
fe I gp og Smegn ifDl6er hei0e
meaet % min0es henoe meo Safnem.
ulelig5e0. 9esuoen bar Mrs. 6or
en- 9rlig og bierteIig ariiten (Ofeto-
6ilt). Oct tore @eIo of gIomiter,
fum 09ffeoe henOes Site, pioneoe
ON. 5Oor df6olot bun 6ab6e oeret.
Ere ganife bar anmooet ON at bore
S~ig6prere, fun to ms0te, BEN treble
boOoe formooentlig ms0t Sorbin-
bring. geliignet pore Grandma
5or~s Min0e!
5 I~nleoning at flere 3ing
par oi / 0isie Gage 9eisg al fIere
of bore Er9iter: - 0freftionsmeo.
Iennmerne goit. 6. 6. alotb og
8. Is. Senien, = &eoiiorerne Bait.
Nprop og $. 90. Snnien 9aIt. Or
fen, Gilbert 2en, er oeo lin Suitrus
Gpgoom forbin0ret ira at oqre til
Steoe). Gait. 3. g. Sbore6n er fer
poa Gej til 4arsmsoet. Bait. glocf,
ION ieger Sptagelie i Samfun0et, |
er Per / auleoning al gfsnmm pe0
EoIan. Ser er Def flere @enner,
iom III fife far me0t.
Ser er en- Del Spg0om blanot
gernene. 6l. a. Meslinger. s..
Gfop 0ieliens neItpl0ite Oatter,
NIiee er tiaige blepen angrebet al
2nugebetenoelie og ligger meget
i9g, men ipnes Dog at ppre beore
/ Dag.
VIII trade a quarter section
f160 acres) of Colorado land for
an automobile, land with out a
flaw We have other land to sell
and trade. = Address all inquirys
in English, to the Federal Land
Company, Peetz, Colo, Logon
County.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
1ige smifes.

5 ct beroprenOe 9~erifnbsbuS On.
ifss en- opgti9. BELT troenoe 8ige til
ierite @aai. SOB 2sn gioes. Man
be0es benoen0e fig til unoertegneoe
for n9rmere l1n0erretning.
@u0mun Grill.
10 9uhonan Ct, 7es Woines, ga
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NOgle nDe goger
for SenSagsionlef,

SplbBrn ! ct Solrigt 9an6. 81
Narp g.. 5ucf. 8ao CAN'T pee
u. &. Sfiloringer Of inoiife
9srn. Zen banoIer mart ON Ipt.
felige SoIifinsbsrn, mart ON
Dem. Der MATTE snife. at De an.
orig oar fsote, bInnOt Dem man.
&c nf garne9gteIfabernes uIpffe.
Iige Dire. 10S Si6er, mutt in6.
bunoen, oe meo 9iaeoer. Bris
40 Gents.
8reDe til mine 8prn, fra bet feel.
lige eano. If Senrp U. Sarper.
Meo mango Snultrationer. Sno.
bun0en | fnrpetrpft Bapbino.
gris 10 Gents. Den er leoiasei
Of ct 6orort at grouit Sob. 8ibe.
geterien. naarbus Stiitstioenoe-
%ifriper: n9enne Bog fan man
snife Sen oioeit muIige uobrs
belle, on ben er ct ppperli9t SieI.
pemiooeI til 6orflaring al mansi
% meget / De 6ibeIife 6ort9I-
linger".
9renBe % 9renae. SfilOrineer fra
Misiionsmarfen. OoerIat al ao.
rem A9oer. Oct er en- BOG on
9renee al forifeaige Hacer, SUD.
farper % Sproe. Den Fortp1ei
ON Snoiens % ara6iens brunt
9renge, ON airifas forte og ai.
mas guile 0ren9e, oe ON Iren.
gene iblnnot amerifos Snoinner.
TANNER. Wen fsrit 90 rem.
melt ifplner Den imeaem De tc
itore Soueoerupper: Grenge, Der
er aritne, o9 Grenge, Der life
er ariitne. Sg Ben min0er ON,
at 8rpnieifeaet imellem oisie to
@rupper itr9ffer Jig igennem belle
gero.n = iaaoeI bpor De ufulti.
psreoe iom buor De ~fuItiOereos
SoIfeitammer Dor.
gugen er paa 156 Sioer, imuft
inob. og rigt iduitreret. gr;s &C
Gents.
S.rresaarbsfolf. en- np BOG al Sir.
time Bormorf. Den i~noeboloer
en- Somling Of lem friite 90 Ie
oenoe f%ortaIte Smaatr9f al 81.
BET pno9moet, ii9r iom bet Ieues !
De Iope Stuer unoer Sntternei
Stroatos. IS Sioer meo Bill.
Ieoer. 5 faruetrpft OmiIag. Bris
20 Gents.
Sor Weonrbejoere / ysrnefirfen.
6ortRninger % Smdaitpffer til
SsnoagsifoIens 5efitrRffe. 1 =
Iouent til Binie. 8eo g. glom.
berg, Hejieiefretpr for gsrne-
euostieneite;i. 70 Sioer. Bris
% Cents.
9aniib sntberan gnbIiib;ns &oxie,
Stair. Nebr.
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sn saIa.

On pei etnbleret og 4poteferfor.
refining / en- tripeIig Soma gp.
9eoite @run0e for Solget.
On nermere Oplnsnfng tilifrip
9or SO, Coulter, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
WisFonsmeoe

af6oIOeS I Gui6ina % til5srenOe
M~enig6eoer Ben lie. SUM- be.
spnOenoe 5reOaa 5ormiOOag / 90.
gan, oa iluttenoe / Gui6ing ON
SenOagen.
Gnbper er oeltommenl
@. Sobanen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Che Hrndt hardware

Den aldste og NEST ansete Isen-
kramhandel i Washington County ger
kun sin Inksb i store Partier og kan
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artik
Ter / Hardware.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
MisGOnsmpoe

af6oIOes / getbania onrife eo. .lut6
@enigbeO oeo aim6aaton, Soma
8asene ira t0.-f2. SUM.
a9rlig Snobpoelie til ale.
9aa Meb. @egne,
$. g. Sen EN-, Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-05-27
Gil eals.

Ct 3 4ar ganmelt mo0erne ino-
rettet Nuritens.Sus me0 6 g9r.l-
ier, / set oonife aoarter peo
SumboIOt gorf i Chicago. San
iaas paa iette QfbetaIingsuilfanr
ener / gptte for 2nnoeienoom / 9e.
ften:
0ette 9la0s aontor anpiier.
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8efenotgerelier
NfGrfi

areOSfaSieren for @i8coniin, 9r.
aiit6on 9tieIien, er flpttet ira 9tee-
nab til Oibfoib. 61or bans a0-
0resie er: DIR. ant6on Gielien. 30,
Bolf Ctr.
8reiter o9 Meni9heoer / @iston.
lin beOes merfo Jig oette.
3acine ben 81. Mai 1910.
q. 5. Gina.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-22
PROCLAMATION OF
 PARDON FOR STORM

Acting Governor Young's prOcla nation of pardon for former Treas urer J. P. Storm is as follows: By the Acting Governor, a Proela
 nation of pardon.
 To All Whom These Presents Shal
 Come. Greeting:
 The facts are as follows, to-wit:
 James P. storm was the treasurer of Yavapai county, Arizona, on, ol about, November 9, 1904. He wa: charged with taking $15,316.53, pub lie money. He was indicted on this charge. on or about November 23rd 1904. He was tried at the November 1904. term of court. He was prose cuted by Hon. F.. & Clark, district attorney, Hon. R. F.. Morrison, as sistant district attorney, and Hon. R E. Morrison, private counsel.
 The Jury stood eight for acquittal
 He was again tried on the same in dictment at the May term, 1905 The prosecution was represented by Hon. E. F.. EllinwOod, district at torney. Samuel Pattee, assistant dis trict attorney, and R. E. Morrison private counsel.
 This jury acquitted the said James F. Storm of the taking of the said $I5.3I6.53.
 At the November, 1905, term of the District Court, the said J. P. Storm was again indicted and charged with taking $1,000 of the cOunty's monies on or about April 10th, 1903. Two indictments were returned and were in the same language except the date of taking was differently laid.
 At the May, 1907, term of the Dis triet Court, the said James P. Storm was tried on both these last named indictments. The prosecution was represented by Hon. R. E. Nor rison, district attorney, Hon. J. C. Forest, assistant district attorney and Hon. E. s. Clark, private coun. sell On the first trial the said J P. Storm was acquitted and on the second trial he was convicted.
 The energy and ability of the pros ecution has been proved, the majesty of the law upheld, and justice win dieated.
 James P. Storm is an old man He is an old pioneer, an existence now passing and passed, which culti vated impulse and to a greater ol
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-22
Bill Delayed Three Months.
Special to the ournal-Miner.) )

ASDtCAdl lO lut
 WASHINGTON, D. C., June 16.- After remaining on the Senate cal endar for almost three months, the bill providing for the admission of the Territories of New Mexico and Arizona as separate states, was taken up by the Senate today, and passed after a debate lasting a little more than two hours.
 The measure was called up by Senator Beveridge, chairman of the committee on Territories, and passed after speeches by Senators Bever- idge, Frazier, Nelson, Hughes and Shoot. All the speeches were fav- orable to the creation of the two states, but the Democrats favored the House bill.
 When the vote was reached there was a division on the Senate sub stitute for the House bill, but with that amendment accepted the Senate voted solidly for the passage of the bill.
 The Senate substitute was adopted as an amendment to the House meas ure by a strictly party vote, the vote standing 42 to 19, with the Demo erats in the minority.
 Congress Must Approve.
 As amended the bill provides for the admission as states of the Ter ritories. but not until after a con- stitution has been accepted by each, approved by the President, and rati- fed by Congress.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-22
NATURAL BRIDGE SOON
 TO BE REALTY

Upon the recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior, and by virtue of Section ? of the act ap- proved June s, 1906, entitled "An Act for the Preservation of Ameri- can Antiquities, the President is- sued on May 30, a proclamation ere ating the Rainbow Bridge National Monument, located within the Maya 10 Indian reservation. near the southern boundary of Utah, few miles northwest of the well known peak and landmark called Navajo Mountain.
 This bridge is unique in that it is not only a symmetrical arch be- low, but has a curved surface above, and thus presents, roughly, the form of a rainbow Its height above the water is 3O9 feet, and its span is PTS feet.
 The existence of this natural won der was first disclosed to Wm. B. Douglass, an examiner of surveys of the General Land Office, by a Piute Indian called "Mike's Boy" later, |" Jim.' who was employed in con nection with the survey of the nat ural bridges in White Canyon, Utah. It is believed that MT. Douglass was the first white man to visit the bridge, and it was seen by him Aug ust IA, 1909, which is properly its date of discovery.
 Under the provisions of the Ma tionaI monument act, 160 acres of unappropriated and otherwise value less public land, within the approx innate center of which the bridge is located, are reserved for the protee- tion of the bridge.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-22
GIVEN STIFF FINE.
rFrom Thursday.s paIlv,


 After successfully terrorizing the white and black residents of this city for several months, backed with his reputation as the king of the pugilistie fraternity, George Coke, the eolored Wildcat" as he is familiarly known, went into Judge MeLane's arena yesterday and got knockout blow in the first round, of $50. or as many days in the coun- ty jail. He was knocked entirely senseless, financially, and took the sponge route to the cell room. Coke was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Keeler on a complaint charging him with disOrderly conduct and the use of obscene and threatening language He has been a constant disturber of the peace for a long time in this city, and through his ability with his mitts has terrorized all with wnom he came in contact, and on sevral occasions has been known to threaten defenseless women. His arrest and conviction meets with the approval of everyone eonversant with his rec ord since he reached this burg.