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The La Jara chronicle., 1910-03-11
E EVENTS OF THE WEEK /

ranch to-day.
The Little Brown jug" "A good
stcry, begins in this issue.
George d. Newcomb was a passen-
ger to Denver Wednesday night.
Fresh bread, fruits. vegetables.
meats, always at G. G. divers.
Thos Reack made a business trip
to Denver the first of the week
For Sale Black or white Seed
Oates. Enquire of ]. II. Shawcroft.
The Oklahoma company's land sale
at Moffat takes place the latter part
of July.
When you want long time money
at very low rate. see the La lara
State Bank
MY HOUSEHOLD GOODS At
PRIVATE SALE. Call at home.
J. j. LOUX.
Mrs. A. B. Minamyer has gone to
Illinois for a visit of some months
with her parents.
o. P. Leon. practical matchmaker
and jeweler. At Hamilton's drug
store, La lara.
w. P Fisher is almost sick abed
but his iron nerve keeps him moving
around.
DR.. Seabright gives special at
lenIlon to the fitting of school
chiidren's eye & asses.
Plumbing and steam-fitting work
guaranteed. Leave orders at the
pool hall. A E Barrett.
Pat Lopez has removed his stock
to AlamOsa where he viii open a
store near the Lyon hotel.
Hon. Celestino Garcia was in town
early yeste rday morning on his way
to Monte Vista on business.
Don't fail to look up that full
page ad. of The Trans-Missssippi In
vestment Co. in The Chronicle.
100000 to lean on improved Cone
jos county farms at low rate of inter
est. The La lara State Bank.
Don't fail to look up that full
page ad. of The Trans-M Mississippi In
vestment Co. in the Chronicle
Young men, our box stationery is
being watched by the girls. Don't
wait long. Hamiltons Drug Store.
Claud Upton CT the City Meat
Market made a trip to Pueblo the
first of the week to visit his family.
FOR SALE-One good all purpose
horse. Weight about 1000 pounds.
Perfectly gentle. Inquire of Douglas
Bernard
Mr.. and Mrs. vii Flintham We're
here Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Holcome, homeseekers
from Kansas City, Missouri.
Do you want to trade San Luis val
ley land for a four cattle
rancho in Texas? If you do call on
The Trans sissippi Investment
Company
FOR RENT-32O acres of land one
mile west of La lara. The Abner
Black ranch. one of the best farms
in this section. Inquire at the La
lara State Bank.
Henry LAME and family wcre ar
rivals this morning from Mt. Pleasant
Iowa. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Lamie's father and his family.
They all come to locate.
Our farm loan representative viii
be here in short time. If ycu dc
sire loan on your ranch see us at
once so an examination can be made
while the representative is here. The
La Jara State Bank.
Remember that the spring winds
Will commense pretty socn and AN ac
ciicntal fire may wipe La lara off
the map. Better be prepared and
have kavalec write you n policy at
once in one OF his best companies.
SEED PEAS have a large guam
'ity of very fine seed peas for sac.
All hand threshed and the best TO be
procured in the San Luis valley.
Telephone me at my ranch, Cumbres
?l-ll1, or write to Conejos. Colo
va liable papers laying around the
house when you can get one OF those
new steel safety deposit boxes at
the La lara State Bank for almost
nothing
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THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT
John Brisben Walker Has Vision Of
Cement Highways Leading In All
Directions From Denver.

Denver. Dec. 13.-Cement highways
from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast
are proposed in plan presented today
10 the Colorado conservation commits
sion by John Brisben Walker. The
commission adopted a resolution ap-
proving Of Mr.. Walkers plan and ask
ing the Legislators Of the seventeen
states more Immediately interested to
appropriate money for the furtherance
Of the plan and petition Congress to
take action.
Mr.. Walker believes that the cost OF
transportation OF passenger and freight
from the Atlantic and Pacific may be
cut in half If the federal government
and the states TO he traversed will
construct scientifically built highways
as follows
From. Denver to the Mississippi at
St. Louis.
From Denver to the Great lakes at
Chicago.
From Denver to the gulf at Gal
weston.
From Denver to the Pacific ocean at
Seattle
From Denver to the Pacific ocean at
san Francisco and Los Angeles.
Mr.. Walker presented an elaborate
array Of figures and maps to prove
that the rates for haulage over such
Highways would be only so per cent Of
the existing railway rates.
His idea is for the government TO
pay half the cost Of the highways and
the states traversed the remainder.
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DUCK MALADY IS
CAUSE OF BIG Loss
Because of Disease, State Is
Deprived of Nearly Fifteen
Thousand Dollars.

Los to tnr state inrours tho falling
or 0f applications fur hunters licenses
MecA-se OF INC aHck u.aiadr which de-
.infaiitod thc duck shooting season
r.'.,'.. according tp the estimate OF
red ". Chambers. state fish and game
W"Encu. ir bis eighth biennial report
,o ,''.cr.or william spry. The disease
nneEs bit directed geese. guiue. nlovcr
ana funst &C tlo fcafIc-v tribe with the
N1-rrtinn of ffe -cnrfnror birds
'.fiuE trc nicurIum Three times rs
f.auT trout and Bass were taken from
tle e;-Hma of Utah than during any
other NE period
Tn 1902 -r.ffa licenses were sold and
go 1920 collected from licenses aud
.i "nd TIC rtrn ies ,rnr these and
Zinc" rHa f....-..sn. Ipurira- the two
tras- t'c expenditure t1tafed $50
Ial, ~ TIC state a placed Of
. auut $50 lo1. Within The bieunium
..'.N.n'n eastern brook trout have been
Ni.rHnn ln The rtrte ard during the
..ne period 5000. 900 native trout have
been hatched in Minncsota. Nc is csti-
mated ttat the four state natrncrIo-
Nill hereafter produce 11e00.o00 FRY
Communications chauibcrs recommends
'- rEll atlr Imcnt or N state game bird
form. lie alec recommends LEGISLATION
ttehlflug al foreigners Co take out q
llNrneH lo cost HI.-a per wear before
trcy De allowed to shoot jack rabbits.
heretofore This privilege has been free
Tho report calls attention 20 and de-
plnIDs the rapidly Increasing mum hcrs
m predatory animals in The state de-
spite tlc bounty laws Deer are ON the
Increase. however. as arc OK and other
big game. Ample protection ie being
given these.
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FRAUD UPON THE STATE
Attorneys Wake Grave Charges Con-
cerninE the AcquittaI Of the
COopers In Tennessee.

Nashville. Tenn. Dec. IA petition
asking that the Davidson county Grim
inal court declare illegal and void the
proceedings by which the case against
Robin J. Cooper. charged with the muir
der OF Senator Edward CarmaCk. was
dismissed. was presented this morning.
by all the attorneys who represented
the state I'm the trial in which Robin !.
Cooper and his father, Duncan p. Coop
cr, were convicted. and by sam &. Car
mack. brother Of Senator Carmack
1t charges that the effort TO acquit
the defendant was a fraud upon the
state. done without the knowledge Of
any lawyer representing the state and
without Confe -ence with any witnesses
for the state.
Judge a. Neil refused to allow the
petition to be filed. The next move
will be to take the case before the
supreme court on a writ Of certiorari
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IN SMELL CASE
Former Special Agent OF the Interior
Department Tells story Of HIS
Arizona Visit.

san Francisco. Dec 13.-In the trial
OF 6. =. Smell charged with perjury.
before Judge Bean of the United states
district court. George G.. Hunt. a former
special agent OF the interior depart
mcnt. occupied the stand today. He
testified ConcerniuAy the reports which
he had made to the government con-
corning the Perrin Benson conspiracy
trial and his trim to Arizona in the nav
Or Dr. Perrin to testif-- for the prose
cution in the trial OF Smell on a charge
Of cNtOrtiOn. The witness said that at
the time Of his Arizona visit he was on
furlough from the land service.
Hunt related his efforts to procure
the Indictment Of his special agent
William y. Burns. on charge OF subor-
nation Of perjury. The witness denied
that he had been instructed to prepare
the complaint against Burns by DR.
Perrin and said that ne had employed
PERKINS, attorney because he had met
him at the Smell trial in Arizona.
Judge Bean announced today that he
would hold day and niCht sessions in
the Smell case until its completion.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-14
YEAR OF TREE PLANTING
Work Under Direction of the Forest
Service beginning TO Assume
Great Proportions.

washington. Dec. l3.--As many new
trees viii be planted under the direc-
ton or the forest service on the ma
ti0nal forests during the present fiscal
year as were set out in the last five
ears combined. said Associate Forester
Potter today. This is the beginning of
plan 20 increase as much as possible
eaSh year the number set out.
The seeds which provide nursery
stock are planted i'm the fall of the
year while the nursery stock is set
out both in the fan and in the snring.
The examinations Of certain areas
from the national forests. because. after
inspection. they have been found to be
more valuable for agriculture than for
forestry. and the additions TO the re-
serves OF certain parts OF the public
domain considered more adaptable for
forestry purposes which have been
made by President Taft practically have
been completed. IL Is said and some idea
may now be obtained of what will be
The permanent boundaries Of the re-
serves. This Is given as one OF the rea-
sons for the increased activity in set
ting out new stock
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
for Salt Lake county. state OF I-tah
Stanley Whitehead. plaintiff. against
Byron $. kershaw. r. O. Strain and
Harry IT. Scholey. defendants. to be
sold at shcriffs sale at the west front
door OF the county court house in the
city and county OF Salt Lake. state Of
Utah. on the 21st day OF December a
u. 1910, at II o'clock noon OF said day.
all the right, title. claim and Interest
OF said defendants. Of. in and to the
following described real estate. 10 y-ff.
Commencing at the southwest corner.
Of lot 3. block 1870. plat "Dr salt Lake
City survey. running thence north an
feet 3 inches: thence east lis feet Q
inches. thence south Al feet 3 inches
thence west 11S feet inches TO the
place Of beginning. situate in SALE
Lake City. salt Lake county. state Of
Utah
Purchase price payable in lawful
money Of the United States.
Dated at salt Lake city. Utah. this
2Sth day OF November 1910.
JOSEPH g. SHARP
Sheriff Of Salt Lake County. state Of
Utah.
By Alex Buchanan. Jr. Deputy sher-
if
Edward McGurrin. Attorney for
Plaintiff
Date Of first publication. November
20th. 1910.
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KEYSTONE MINING COMPANY.
Principal place OF business salt Lake
City. Utah: location OF mines. Uintah
mining district.
Notice is hereby given that at
meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the Key stone Mining company. held on
the 18th day OF November. 1910. as
sessment No. ] Of five (5) cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation issued and outstand-
ing. payable Immediately to the secre-
tary at his office. no. 163 South Main
street. salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
mcnt may remain unpaid on Thurs
dav. the 18th day OF Deccmb Der. 1910.
will be delinquent and advertised FOR
sale at public auction and. unless pay
rncnt IS made before. will be sold on
Tuesday. January IL. 1911. az the hour
OF o'clock p. M. at the sccretary's
office. TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with the costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
HERBERT COHEN.
(SeaD Secretary.
First publication. November 18th.
1910.
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AIMING to DO away with heavy exc
renrr FOR pneumatic tires for nufomo-
bile enthusiasts. IT. r. Shade Of this CITY
Fre invented o. wheel which in hfs onfu-
Jon rnUrclF solves the problem 90 Che
htrr cost of pneumatic tires. lie has
Irrr WORKING Tor some time in perfect
ms BIS invention. which consists OF n
l1etII wheel constructed with n set OF
inside eprIu-s. giving the solid rubber
iIrf aII ~ tho Jar reducing properties
r. the pneumatic iire. Patents have
NTrn assured fn both tho United states
nd 'nrri-u countries and arrangements
lrn now under way FOR the orraniza-
ton n "a local company To- manufac-
furr tho r-rnrr
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SEARCHING FOR SUSPECT
Matthias Emil. Mexican. supposed 20
Have Murdered Nathan ". Hyde
I'm Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. 13.-The authorities of
Cincinnati. St Louis and Louisville
were today asked to cooperate with
the Chicago police I'm a search for Mat
thias Emil. a Mexican cornet PLAYER.
who the police think nay have knowI-
edge OF the murder Of Nathan B. Hyde.
seventy-siN years old The victim of
the crime was beaten to death with a
croWhar in his rooming house last
night apparently while writing "a letter
at the dictation Of the slayer. Accord
ing to the police the motive was rob-
berry
The Mexican, who had n room at the
place. was said by other dodgers TO have
been seen pacing the hall outside
Hyde's door shortly before the discov-
cry Of the body. Emil. when looked for
later. could not be found. Hyde was at
one time United States commissioner FOR
the southern district Of Wisconsin. His
grandfather was governor Of the state
OF Masan g hllseIfs-
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Keystone Silver Mining Company: pur-
suant to a resolution OF the board Of
directors. notice is hereby given that
special meeting OF the stockholders
viii be held at the company's office.
los South Main street salt Lake City.
Utah. on December p. 1910. at , D. M.
Tor the purpose Of voting upon the
proposition TO sell all OF the property
and assets. both real and personal. OF
this company. 20 Keystone Mining COM
panv. for the sum OF 100000 (Which
IS az the rate OF five cents per share
on ali OF the outstanding capital stock.
each stockholder to have the right. up-
on surrendcring his interest in said
purchase price. Of exchanging his stock
Tor fully paid stock OF Keystone Min
ing company. al the rate Of two shares
OF Sis stock for ore share OF Keystone
Mining company'H stock.
a. q. MMfLLAN.
(Seai) President
Herbert Cohen. Secretary
Date o. first publication. November
18th. 1912
BY order OF board OF directors be-
comes delinquent January 10. 191I.-
Advertised Tor sale. January -. 191l.
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BUFFALO STILL PAYING
CHICAGO RELIEF BONDS

Chicago. Dec. 13.-Buffalo. y. Y. still
IS paying Chicago fire relief bonds.
This was disclosed today i'm a letter
read before the common council from
the comptroller Of Buffalo. in reply 80
a query from a ChiCagOan. and whicl
explained the situation as follows:
After the Chicago fire OF 1871 Buff
falu voted a relief fund OF $50 600. to
be raised by the sale Of bonds. The
bonds were redeemable in October. ISs1.
At that time and in 1897 they were re-
frnucd by a new series. the last be-
ing in serials Of three and one-half Dcr
cent which Will wipe out the last one
in 1917.
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pNNNGEs AMNRnEn.

london. Dec. l3.-A jury I'm The
kings bench division today awarded
Miss Alexandra Louvman Knollys.
daughter OF Lord Knolivs KING
Georges private secretary. damages in
the suit or $500 FOR libel which she
brought against the periodical John
Bull for having published "a report that
the complainant had ciopcd with an
English army officer.
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ESTATE OF DANIEL r. TURPIN.
deceased Creditors win present claims
with vouchers 90 the undersigned at
fn1 Boyd Park building. salt Lake CITY.
Utah. on or before the 9th day OF
April. A -. 1911.
EMILY TTRPTN.
Administrators Of the Estate II Daniel
=. Turnin Deceased.
Date Of first publ cation December
=. A.. ID. 1910.
Arthur T. Moreton. Attorney for Ad-
minigfra triN
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ESTATE or SUMNER Q. SMITH DIX
ceased Creditors viii present claims
with vouchers to the undersigned NJ
the office or Van Colt. Allison a. Ritter.
Room 103. Utah SAVINGS a. Trust build
ing. salt Lake CITY. Utah, ON or be-
fore the 26th day of March. a. H. 1911.
IT, c. STANNER
Administrator OF Estate OF Sumner G.
Smith. Deceased.
Date Ca first publication. November
%. A. u. 1910.
Van Colt. Allison & Ritter. Attorneys
for Administrator.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

y j. whitehead and wife TO
charles n. Murrish. lots / and
?. ThorndySe subdivision -
Jtah Commercial and SAVINGS
Rank TO I. A. Fafek. part Of lot
3. block s.. plat 4 80. ......-.
+. u. Wicks to Christian Soren-
sen. part or section II. township
south. range I east .
r. T.. MCConaughy and wife To-
~ ~. Hoover. part Of lot +.
National Real Estate Investment
company to Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Lreloar. lots 6 and e. block 3
Clatremont subdivision ..
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DIR. WILEY TO WIN

Washington, Dec. t3.-Dr. Harvey w
Wiley. the governments pure food ex-
pert who neads the bureau OF chem
istry OF the department OF agriculture
soon viii cease to be a bachelor. He
admitted today that he WIS engaged
TO Miss Anna g. kelton Of this city
and that they would be married next
spring. Miss Kelton is an employe I'm
the Library OF Congress.
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NOTICE no CRED. TORS.

ESTATE OF MARY n. MTDGIFT
Worthen. deceased. Creditors win pre-
sent claims with vouchers TO the UNI
dersiEned at the office Of O.. ~. Back
man. No 81 South Main street. salt
Lake city. Utah. on or before the 10Th
day Of April a. ID. 1911.
JOSHUA N. WORTHEN.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Mary
+. Midgley Worthen. Deceased.
Date or first publication Deccm her
Z. a. u. 1919.
g n. Backman. Attorney for the Es-
tate
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SAILOR C0MPLIMENTED
BY PRESIDENT TAFT

Washington. Dec. 13.-President Taft
personally presented to Chief Elec-
trician William r. Snyder. attached 10
the scout cruiser Birmingham. a medal
Of honor for heroism in saving the life
Of a blue jacket who fell overheard
from the warship while at anchor n
Hampton Roads last January. The
thermometer was near zero at the time
and a strong tide was running when
Snyder divcd into the water and reached
and saved his shipmate.
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tive signers for further information-)
----------------------
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate division. IN and for salt Lake
county. Utah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Robert
Dunn Rhodes. deceased.-Notice.
The petition Of Edith NJ. Rhodes. ex-
ecutriX Of the estate of Robert Dunn
Rhodes. deceased, praying for the set
uement Of final account of said eX-
ecutriN and for the distribution of the
residue Of the estate to the persons en-
titled. has been set for hearing on Fri
day. the 23d day OF December A. ID.
1910. at o'clock p. m. at the county
court house I'm the court room OF said
court. in salt Lake City, salt Lake
county. Utah.
Witness the clerk Of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 10th day Of
December. A. u. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
1SeaD Clerk
BY L. +. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
street Bramel. Attorneys for Pc
titioner.
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Howard YOUNG and Arnold Royal the
youths who escaped from tho state in-
duetri1l school at ogden November 2N
were returned Co the institution vcstcr-
nnT afternoon hV FrOha ton officer IO-
rUur Eurletfc. They were locked un in
tHr bows ward at tIe city Iail Mondav
aeon hE Fatr0lm1u IT, D. McMartin.
owing tr au Imperfect lock in the ward
fHe juvenile officer was unable Co re-
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-I;E ERoTH-Rcar AS Fourth r-,rt
December -. 1910. OF liver trouble,
Mauritz Ekcroth. born May -. 1854. in
stockholm. Sweden. Deceased was a
ocokbinuer by trade, and late OF
Brooklyn. y. Y. and a member OF the
Masonic order. The remains are al
lhe funeral parlors Of Joseph William
Taylor. - South West Temple street
and tie funeral services will be held
at the Ninth ward chapel. Thursday. AT
n n. m. Friends are invited TO attend
and the intorment will be in City cem-
ctcry.
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LET OFF WITH USUAL
SIXTY PER CENT DUTY

New York. Dec. 13.-Collector Loeb
disposed OF the case OF Mrs. Theodore
r. Shonts. wife OF the head OF the In
terborough Rapid Transit company. this
afternoon by assessing 10000 tho
usual sixty per cent duty on iewelrv
appraised at $4,000. which was taken
rom Mrs. Shonts when she arrived from
Europe last week
An INVESTIGATION showed there was
no concealment OF the jewels and the
failure Of Mrs. Shonts to declare it was
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San Jose. Cal. Dec. f3-The east
west tracer Of the horizontal scismo-
graph at Santa Clara college observa-
tory recorded at 1916 o'clock this morn
ing another seismic disturbance. the
recording ending at 800. The maxi
mum was at o'clock. when the double
amplitude registered one milimeter.
There was no nOrth-south motion. The
disturbance must have been long dis
lance away.
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BIRTHS.

Richard n. LundberE. 81 East Fourth
South. girl.
Roy Roberts. ST Marks hospitaI. bow.
Claude r. Miller. 40 West First
south. boy
George NJ. Turner. 1924 South Elev-
cnth West. boy.
Parley =. Preece. 36f sixth East. girl
Heber Gaylor Il North West Temple.
Farley p. Meyer. 55s Jeremy street.
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THE DEATH RECORD


Des Moines. Iowa. Dec. 13-Rev. r. T.
Bartlett. for nine wears secretary Of the
Iowa State Baptist convention and one
Of the pioneer ministers Of Iowa. died
today az the home OF his sister i'm Des
Moines. aged seventy-siN.
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SCOTIA Park city Utah. December
-. 1910. Dorothy Alice Scott. i'm her sec
ord year. beloved daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs David 9. Scott Funeral services
VIII be held az ODonnell a. Co.'S chan
70 today "wednesday. at u. m In
trrmcnf Mt. OIivof
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FN1LEn ro no,E rHEM.

Washingtoa. Dec ii could not
save anything out Of a salary OF $4,000
"a year. and I have a family said LIZ
brarian or Congress Herbert Putnam
in arguing before the House commit
tee on appropriations today for an in
crease in his salary from So 600 to So
300. M ruIlnm flIL.l In biz nffnrle
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NINE SHOCKS RECORDED
Earthquake in Some Remote Corner OF
the World. the Exact Where
abuuts Being Unknown.

st Louis. Dec. 12.-Nine earthuualSe
shocks were recorded by the St Louis
univ erslty seismograph between $40
ana a-sV clock this morning. The cen
ter Of the disturbance was estimated TO
De z4O miles southwest by west of the
lower coast of California.
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soME PROTESTS MADE.

Washington. Dec. 12.-Objections 10
the proposed appointment OF William
=. Lewis. a negro attorney Of Boston.
as an assistant attorney general. are
being presented to Attorney General
Wickcrsham. on the other hand
Booker r. Washington the negro cdu-
Gator. called on Mr.. Wickcrsham today
TO urge his approval Of the appoint
ment.