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bought it at the Copper Queen store. Inquiry showed that they didn't han dle tha- brand of the condensed stuff. Then they said they found it.
 Didn't you tell me you got it at the Copper Queen store?' asked Bailey of Lopez through an interpreter yes. terday.
 "No."
 ''Yes you did
 He says you are liar said Joe Maldonado, interpreting.
 The milk still remains in Justice Murphy's office for identification bs anyone who has lost some. The Mex jeans are serving jail sentences fol drunkenness and it is probable an other charge will be awaiting then when they are turned loose.
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YOU CAN CURE THAT eAcKAcHE

Pain along tke back, dizziness. head. ache and general languor. Get pack age of Mother Gray's AUSTRALIANS LEAF for all Kidney, Bladder and Urinary troubles. When you feel all run down. tired. weak and without energy you need few doses of this pleasant herb cure As regulator it has no equal. Mother Gray's AUS TRALIAN-LEAF $ sold by Druggists or sent by nail for 50 cents. Sample sent FREE. Address, The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy. N. Y.
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Notice is hereby given that by vir- tue of the provisions of Subdivision 1 of Section of Chapter 24 Of the Session laws of Arizona of 1909. a primary election win be held in the City of Bisbee. Territory of Arizona. County of Coehise, on the 23rd day of April. 1910. for the purpose of voting for candidates for the several parties tO be nominated for the following of- fees:
 1 Mayor 2 Alderman. First Ward.
 2 Aldermen, Second Ward.
 ? Aldermfn. Third Ward. 1 City Clerk. 1 Supervisor of streets.
 l Marshall. Precinct Committeeman. First Ward
 Precinct Committeeman. Second Ward [ Precinct Committeeman. Third Ward.
 The place for the holding of said primary shall be at Bisbee. in tho First Ward; in the Second Ward and in the Third Ward.
 Dated the 7th day of Marh. 1910.
 GEO. s. GAGE,
 Clerk Of Said City of Bisbee.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

poration with the County Recorder of Cochise County, Territory of Arizona. and of the filing of a certified copy thereof with the Auditor of the Terri tory of Arizona. and the termina- tion of the corporation shaI, be twen- tyffiye years thereafter. with the privilege O; renewal as is now or may hereafter be provided by law.
 ARTICLE VII.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by a Board of seven di- rectors. all of whom must be stock holders and said stockholders shall be elected at the Annua, Meeting of the Stockholders. which shall be held upon the first Monday of March in each year.
 ]. H. Hinckley. Frank Juliff, Victor Johnson. John Jefrreys. Robert Sasse. Louis Wallace and J. c. B Amos. shall constitute the Board of Direc- tors until the first Annual Meeting of the Stockholders to be held on the first Monday in March. 1911.
 The Directors shall elect from among themselves, the following of
 icers:
 President, Vice-President. and Sec retary and Treasurer. which last may be held by one person at the option of the Board of Directors. The officers of said corporation, until the first meeting of directors after the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders,
 in March. 1911. and until their sue lcessors are e'ected and qualified, are,
 President. John Jeffreys; Vice-Pres-
 ident. Louis Wallace; Secretary and
 Treasurer. Robert Sasse.
 The Directors are empowered to make such Bylaws and regulations , as they may deem necessary for tho proper management of the corpora ton to fill vacancies in the Board and to appoint an Executive Commit D tee from among the Directors witl D such powers as they may confer, an' : also to amend such Bylaws. ! ARTICLE VIII. The highest amount of indebted ness or liability direct or contingent
 
 time subject itself, shall be one hun I dred and sixty thousand (s160,000O0 dollars.
 ARTICLE TX. 2 The private property of the stock n holders of this corporation shall b D forever exempt from it's corporat' g debts of any kind whatsoever. In witness whereof. we have here q unto set our hands and seals this frs ? day of March, 1910.
 ROBERT SASSE. (Seal. T. LOUIS WALLACE. (Seal. T. Territory of Arizona,
 r. County of Cochise.
 Before me, George H. Neale, nc r. tary public in and for the County ( l. Cochise. Territory of Arizona. on thi s day personally appeared Robert Sass h and Louis Wallace, known to me j. be the persons whose names are sul d scribed to the foregoing instrumen y and acknowledged to me that the t executed the same for the purpose s and considerations therein expressed y Given under my hand and seal ( s office. this 1st day of March, 1911 g My commission expires Feb. 9tl y 1919. GEORGE H. NEALT d (SealA Notary Public. F. Fled and recorded at request q Neale & Sutter, March 2, 1910, at l. D. m., Book 6. Incorps., pages 5S. 5 O 60. c. A. MCDONALD, F County Recorde
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BlsBEE EXTENSION DEVELOP
 MENT COMPANY

MENT COMPANY Notice of Annual Nee ing of the Stockholders.
 Notice is hereby gwen that the an nuaI meeting of the Stockholders of the Bisbee Extension Development Company will be held at the office of the company, Room .. Shat uck Build ing, in B'sbee. Arizona, on Monday March 14th, 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m- for the election of five directors and for the transaction of such other busi- ness as may be brough before said meeting.
 Dated February 22nd, 1910
 FIR. ROSS, Secretary
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into acliv.ty by c1ntie uleth0ds. They do not SCOUT, Er4i e or Nseukcu. They are q touic Co tle stomach, lvcr and nerves iayi-ar.te instead of weaken. They ea- rich the blood and enable the stomach to get cll the nourishmcnt from food that Is rut into it These pills contain no e0lO- f-el: they h-s soothing. healing end stim- u,atiug. Fer saie by an drugaists in Toe and I1g siz7s. 1T T0u need medical ad- yiee write fsunyon's Doctors. They will l~ffty free Uf GBarge. hfUNYON's. sd e=ir rc--rsoa Ess.s Philadelphia. Ra. fs
 Send 10c for sample bottle.
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Looks as if the president could get any thing from Mr. Aldrich he wants.
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MAZE CAFE

Hail. Admiral Perry, commander of the Antarctic fleet,
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s350 co buys s12OO.O0 worth of i'm provemenas on ranch in Sulphur Strings Valley. Alden, New Eng fish Kitchen.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAlE-Property of E. Nj. Mil Ter in Wood canyon, 4 room house about 100 bearing trees: good we'll of water. Call at 73 Wood canyon or address Box 1716.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF oulJoToA GOLD MINING
 COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
 That we. the undersigned. do here by associate ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the Laws of the Territory of Arizona. and do hereby adopt the fol- lowing Articles of Incorporation:
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ARTICLE |.

The names of the incorporators are. ROBERT SAsSE. and LOUIS WAL LACE.
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q. E-- JdAAt5f Clerk of the Probate Court
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two rooms No. S5
 School Hill, for light housekeeping
 Or to gentlemen. AT
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' CLASSIFIED ADv'TS. (
 FOR RENT. MRS. ANNA HALL
 BOARDING HOUSE,
 CLAWSON HILL.
 The best board in the city. FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for housekeeping Electric light and large lawn in front. with shade trees. Apply PIP Tombstone Can yon. 4OS FOR RENT-Two rooms No. S5 School Hill. for light housekeeping Or to gentlemen. AT FOR RENT-Room furnished for lady privilege of bath Sink. Gas for light meals. Close in. Inquire Mrs. A. c. Right c. c. Millinery Dept.
 334 FOR RENT-Two rooms. No. s5 School Hil. for light housekeeping or to gentlemen.
 FOR RENT-Furnished room at Globe hotel. J. Proyencher. 3s6 FOR RENT-Two-rooms for light housekeeping; also room for two miners. 20 Opera Drive. 4O2 FOR RENT.-Neat four-room house, Higgins Hill. Bath, electric lights and gas, s25. Apply J. II. BarkdoI, @ Quality Hill 396 FOR RENT-Desirable rooms for mil linery and dressmaking. Apply Hughes block. up stairs 167 FOR RENT-Sfx room house and bath: s30.OO: suitable for two fam files. Warren 71s l FOR SALE.
 FOR SALE-Property of E. Nj. Mil Ter in Wood canyon. room house about 100 bearing trees: good we'll of water Call at 73 Wood canyon or address Box 1716.
 S350 co buys $12OO.O0 worth of i'm provenenas on ranch in Sulphur Strings Valley. Alden, New Eng fish Kitchen.
 FOR SALE-Soderburg candy factory, Douglas. Ariz. A bargain if taken soon. Will teach you the trade. Ad dress, Douglas, Ariz. AIS ? FOR SALE-Team and wagon and 3 harness. R. F. Lalonde, Transfer man. 4O9 FOR SALE-Cheap, furniture of 1 rooms over Swim Saioon. Lowell FOR sALE-Rooming house of 32 rooms. Apply Mason House. Lowell 2s4 f FOR SALE cHEAP-Old papers in bundles of 100. Enquire Review Office.
 FOR sALE-Rooming House. Fl Paso Texas. Well furnished. splendid To- FOR SALE cHEAP-old papers in bundles of 100. Enquire Review Office.
 FOR SALE cHEAP-oId papers in bundles of 100. Enquire Review Office.
 WANTED.
 WANTED-By experienced girl. worl, in hote, or boarding house. Room } I7, Philadelphia House. 401 WANTED-Men for actual contract work; no expense to learn cleo tricity, automobiles, plumbing. bricklaying in few months. 200 stud ents last year; write for free cat > alogue. United Trade School Con- tracing Co, 234 Aliso St., Los Angeles.
 wANTEO-cLEAN Cotton Rags at this office.
 WANTED-To buy all secondhand furniture in Bisbee. DObson Fur nitnre Co, Johnson Addition. Phone L 90. 290 WANTED-To pay highest cash prices for your secondhand furniture. Phone PA and we will call. House hold furnishings bought, sold, cs- changed. Standard Furniture Co, Allen Blk 1Fi ]
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Send 1Oc for sample bottle.
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The time Of the commencement Of this corporation shall be the date oi the filing of these Articles of Incor-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
LIBERAL CONTROL
 IS SURELY LOST
REPORT THAT PREMIER AsoUITH WILL REsIeNE HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED.
CBy Associated Press.)

LONDON. Jan. 22.-Reports were received today from seventy seats of the next House of Commons. and of these sixty,three were voted yester. day Results show the following: Unionists a. Liberals s26, Laborite |. Nationalists g. The standing of the parties tonight is as follows: Union ists 21S. Liberals is5. 'Laborites 33. Nationalists e. Total gains: Union ists 100. Liberals II. Laborites 1. Gains for seats reported today: Union. ists 19. Liberals {.
 The Liberals cannot control enough of the remaining elections to give them any independent majority ll in the House of Commons. The Ma tionals are assured of control or, the prophets.
 1t is reported today that Premier As quith would resign and request ths king to summon a conservative 10 or ganize the government if the Liberals failed to secure majority of theil own panty. SO they could conduct leg islative business without help iron their Irish allies. Politicians. how ever. do not credit this report
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PROF. GOOD|NG
 MENTIONED AS
 BOTANY EXPERT
Magazine Devoted to the Study Speaks Highly of Bisbee Mans Contributions and His Mastery of Science,

Tn their latest book on botany. en. titled. New Manual on Rocky Noun tain Botany" Prof. John M Coultor. Of the [ liver.ty of Chicago. ani Prof Aveu Nelson. Of the University of Wyoming. the co-auth0rs. si"c Prof T.. Y. GoOding in charge Of tLc science department of the Bisbec high school. considerable credit for some Of the information which au- pears in the publication The book has just recently been issued. n the introduction Prof. Coulter says:
 'lt k nc, pos sible to acknowledge all the souroes Of information in the preparation os this manual. but a par. tial list ( authors may be cited. froa whose notifications descripuons 3nd keys have boen obained dsta for th's publication
 Prof Coulter then mentions. among a dozen others. the name of PruG Goodin2. whose work in Arizona has won considerable recognition through out the country. Prof Gooding2h ha- written several articles for the Bo- tanical Gazette. the leading journal on PianJo oey in the United States. on new plants that he has discovered which have never before been classi- fled. With the aid of the Gazeste some of these have been placed in their proper category
 Prot Gooding has marvellous col
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PreshYterian Church.

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Les sen for the upper classes. True Bles- sedness" Matthew 5:1-16. How can we obtain blessedness. or that ianer. true happiness that is unaffected by circumstances?
 Preaching at II a. m. by the pas tor In the evening at 7:30 o'clock l there will be debate by the members Of the Brotherhood Of the question. Should the Saloons Remain in Bis bee" There will be two brief speeches on both sides of the ques- ton. with final summing Gp by the pastor It is expected that many
 will attend this meeting. Preaching at the chapel at Lowell { on Wednesday at 7;30 D. m. Prayer meeting in the Bisbee
 church Thursday at 7:15 p. m. follow
 ed by choir practice.
 Junior Christian Endeavor FridaS ! at 3:00 p. m. under the leadershi,
 Mrs. John Rowden Topic, The Stor,
 of the Waldensians in Italy" l John
 2i5. Leader. Edwin Baldwin The sacrament of the Lords Suppe
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RIVER SEINE Is STILL ON RISE
AT SOME PLACES THE WATER HAS REACHED SECOND FLOOR OF HOUSES.
lBy Associated Press )

PARIS. Jan. 22.-Although some riv- CTS are reported to have reached a maximum the Seine and its tribn- tsries continue to rise, causing in cressing damage In addition to the heavy property loss resulting from the food thousands Of persons have been thrown out of employment
 At Chslons and neighborhood the situation is critical. the water having reached the second floor of the houses. At Chateau Landon an undermined hillside became an avalanche and buried four houses. Five of the oc- cupants were killed. Water is flood ing the streets in the lower suburbs of Paris and boat service has been or ganized. The Seine is expected to rise three feet more by Sunday night, when the worst will possibly be over,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
CAVALIER CLUB
 10 GIVE BALL
AFFAIR PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE MOST PLEASANT OF SEASON.

Tuesday evening. January s5th, the Cavalier Club will give it's first anniversary ban at Odd Fellows hall Owing to the significance which this party has to the members. special efforts are being made to make this one of the most enjoyable events Ot the sooial season.
 The hail will be tastefuIly decora.- ed with the club eolors. potted plants and ferns. while Brennan's orchestra will discourse the music for the oc- casion. A number of extra dancea have been added to the regular pro gram and the affair promises to last longer. be more heartily enjoyed ana more largely attended than any ot the many excellent entertainment ef- for;c of this enterprisins club.
 The event also marks the success ful effort to promote social dances in Bisbee. About a year ago the Cavs- Her Club was organized and its initial party given. It struggled through various vlcissitudes. being at one time on the verge of collapse, but the en- ersies of F. B. Wallace. Charles Der ouist, James Cannon. oscar Bloom auist and others kept it alive al the time of the crisis. Finally people came to understand that the Cavaliers had come to stay: the patronage al parties grew. the membership in creased so that today. on the eve O; the anniversary they are going to celebrate. The club has a handsoni. balance in the bank and no outstand ing obligations.
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lection of specimens in the iabcra tories at the Central Scehooi. whiel he has collected from time to time la his ramblilga about the mountains and wales in the vicinity of Bisbee Many of them have as yet never been described. nauied or classified. and will doubtless furnish material in- more articles in the Botanical Gazett2 in the near future. It is stated that within the past year ProfGooding ha' discovered more. new specimens ni plant life than anyone else in the southwest. and recently the Botanical Gazette devoted considerable space in telling cf his work here
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Church Of Christ.
topposite Central school.

Opposite Central. School. 9:45 a m, Bible school. K H. Acord. superintendent
 II a. m. sermon. Two Bible Char acters; One Sober. the other Drunk. % 7:S0, sermon by Dr. W RI. Burke Mir. Sund will superintend the Ji@- gerville Bible school at 2:Ss.
 Mir. Spicer will go to Tombstone for two addresses in Tombstone Sun day afternoon.
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Sunday services:
 Bible school. Matthew 5. the Beat tudes. Morning preaching service. following with a discussion of tEe wonderful statements Of Christ, with special application to the present local option fight in Bisbee. At 'he evening services all ypung people win find a welcome. especially at the 6.30 service.
 The evening theme will be the third one in the service on the Bod the Mouth. or Gossip and Profsaity
 All the regular services al Warren South Bisbee and Don Louis.
 All day prayer service ednesdsy,
 Ladies Aid meeting Thursday a 2:30 D. m.
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MANY BUYING ORDERS
CRv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-There was a disposition to press stocks for sale to take profits on the stock market to- day. and even where there was fur ther rush of buying orders they were met by selling orders of more char acter without effect on prices. Bonds steady: United States 2s declined l-S ser cent on call.
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Coming soon-vlma.
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will be observed next Sunday. Jann- ary 3Oth, at II a. m. Any %ho d+,- sire to unite with the church may do so at that time. and should meet with the session at 1o.3o a. m. Sunday January goth. in the pastors study at the church.
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CHURCH
 NOTICES
s.ln, Johns Church CspiseopsD

V
 Septuagesima Sunday
 Sunday school 9:45 a. n. The Brotherhood of St. Andrew have or. ssnized meas Bible. class -to~ stud,' the Bible during the period allotted to the Sunday school. 9:s5 to 10:45. A cordial invitation is extended to sli the men of the camp. Mir. Richsrd Roe. teacher.
 Morning prayer and sermon. 1r.G0 g m. Evening prayer, 7:30 D. m 'Monda yevening the Rt. Rev. J.. Mills Kendrick. Bishop of Arizona and New Mexico will confirm a class of twenty-three The services will begin at 7.30 and the Bishop vii preach.
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Drug Department

you ind Medicines ToIe preparations
 POULTRY POWDERS. 25c PACKAGE KNOwLTONS MASSAGE COIGATES RIBBON DENTAL. CREAM DEw1TT's MINUTE COUCH CURE, 25c BOTTLE HoRLIcKs MAITED Infants Invads eine ana S1.0o
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Big Variety of MountineS For
 picturcS--Framed to Order

Now Is good time to have pictures framed to order.
 Our stock of Mouldngs offers splendid range of pat for you to select from and includes the newest ef fecS Colonial Florentne Weathered and Gilt styles For small photographs show excellent collection of easel frames in Rosewood and Crcassan Walnut in flat and colonial effects Also show assortment of Photo graph frames in Gilt and Black in oval square and round styles.
 Special attention given all orders for framing. Pic framed to order complete with best picture glass at 60c and up depending of upon the size of picture
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
chrIstIan Science serviess.

The regular Sunday services of the Bisbee Christian Science Society are he'd at ll.0o a. m in Medigovich Hal two doors east of the Copper Queen hote. To these services all are wei come. The subject for Janusry 23rd will be Truth
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Just arrived for F. J. Bauer. Inue pendent market. Lowell. two car loads prime Phoenix beef
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-16
Massive Illinois Central Bridge.

Special 70 Times Repu blican.
Lake City, Aug. Let will be but a
very short time until the second lars
est steel bridge on the Omaha Chero-
kee division of the Illinois Central
railroad will be completed and ready
for use. The bridge is located at Yet
ter eight miles northwest Of Lake City
and spans the waters Of the Coon river.
The massive structure is almost five
city blocks in length and is over 100
feet above the surface Of the water.
For the past three months it has been
under course Of construction under the
personal supervision Of ]. w. Morphey,
manager of the Illinois Centrars bridge
building department.
The new bridge will solve difficult
problem for the railroad. Heretofore
a log wooden trestle has spanned the
river and over this trestle trains have
been forced to travel at a low rate of
speed The new bridge will stand the
strain of a train going a the rate of
seventy miles per hour. The cost will
mount UP into many thousands of dol
lars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-16

diet for the past six week, remaining
in bed all the time. At last accounts
he was not responding to the cure as
it had been hoped he would.
Mrs. Grin Ingols, who has been Ill for
two years past and unable to walk, will
go to some sanatorium (probably Col
fax this week in the hopes that the
massage and baths may benefit her.
Mrs. ]. G. Henderson, who has been
contemplating moving to Hanover, I'LL.
has decided to remain in Traer, for the
present
A. J. Banker and his sister, Mrs.
Lammers, of Everyly, will soon leave
on a trip to Germany to visit their
aged mother.
The Misses Lamb Of Fairmont, Mimi,
are spending a part of their vacation
with their aunts. Mrs. Theodore Corht,
and DR.. Nauerth and family.
Mrs. Grace Ward Of Riceville, is
spending some time at her fathers,
David Colts.
been spending a few days with her
sister, Miss Marion Evans.
James Leslie is quite sick at his
home in south Traer.
Carpenters are putting In seats in
the new school house and 1t will be
ready at the opening OF the school
year.
Mrs. Maud Otis, of Butte. Mont, Is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Millinex.
John Crawford and family, old time
residents of Traer, after spending two
years in Texas among the peaches.
are moving back to Traer and will oc-
cupy the Estel home farm.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-16
VINCENT BOYS FATED.
Second Of Brothers Meets Tragic Death
Within Short Time.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston, Aug. 16@WSrd was re-
ceived here yesterday Of the tragic
death at Saratoga, Wyo, of John Vim
cent. formerly we'll known here and at
Alton. He was a brother OF George
Vincent, the young man recently SEN
fenced to peniteniary term at Los
Angeles. The telegram received here
states that John Vincent met death ac-
cidentally, by being shot, but no par
ticulars were conveyed in the mes
sage. For the past ten years Vincent
has been a victim of "wanderlust." The
telegram giving news of his death is
the first his friends have heard Of him
for five years. 1t has been learned
that Nincent's chunl, George Hager,
who left home with him ten years ago.
met death in an accidental manner also.
while attending the Johnson Jeffries
fight at Reno, a revolver in his own
hands accidentally discharging and
killing him.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-16

requisition papers to take them there
to answer to the charge Of attempted
murder. They and brother, who was
arrested before he could escape, are
alleged to have set upon an old man Of
70 years, Elijah JOY. at Roslyn. Wash,
and beat him 80 that his life was de-
SPARED of for many days. He is yet
alive but with his health broken. Sher-
iff Clark arrested the two men as they
came to the Mine Workers office here
to inquire about the arrival OF their
transfer cards.
A peculiar coincidence is that few
weeks ago Sheriff Clark, Of this coun-
ty, went to the same county in Wash
ington in which this crime was COM
anitted to get a man who had commit
ted a fragrant case Of wife desertion
in this county