The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1910-10-08
A BIG REWARD.
500, 900 Offered for DYnamiters OF
Los Angeles Times.

Los ADReler, Wv. - - ~ "AS' N
stim ulus of proffered rewards aggre
eating 100000. hundreds of men,
policemen, private citizens. here and In
all the coast cities, are searching for
.leps that may lead to the arrest OF
the band of conspirators held respons
ible for blowing up the Times building,
and the attempted destruction of the
homss of General Harrison Gray OIs
and f. j. ZeehanIelaar. secretary of
the Merch ants and Manufacturere'
Association. The police believe there
the outraees. and the city placed the
price of $4,000 upon the mead Of each
The county today voted an additional
reward of S5 600 for every man cap
tured and convicted and on top Of all
this TIL .penbers' of the Merchants
aud u =nufa cturers' Association deci1
ed to offer a re war6 OF $50 900 Twen
ty- five thousand of this amounts has
alresdy been subscribed The rest viii
be cont ibuted tomorrow, it is stated.
Upon the assumption that at least
three men are responsible for wreck
ing the Times, the combined cffers of
re ward sums reach 500 200, figure
almost rprecedented in the annals
of crimlnal purs uits. indicative of the
determination of all classes to hunt
down and bring to justice the per
petrators.
The entire city is thoroughly arous
ed. One newspaper which has been
friendly to labor printed first page
editorial today demanding That the
strik es now iu progress be called off.
and in view of the stu alton the state
feder alton of labor convention here
today will probably take action to-
morrow looking toward the appoint
ment of investigators who will work
in copiuction with the com mmittee
named by the city officials.
THE DEAD
Churchill Harvey Elder. assistant
city editor.
| Harry L Crane; assistant telegraph
editor. age 3S, married and one child
R L Sawyer, 34. telegraph operat-
or, married and two children.
j. Wesley Reaves, stenegrapher
married
G. Galliher, 40. linotype operator
married and five children.
W. G.. Tunstall, 40. linotype operat-
or, married.
Fred Llewellyn, SO. linotype operet
or, marrif d.
John Howard, 45, printer, married
one child
Grant Moore, AZ. machinist, marrie'
and three children.
Edward Wassop, So. printer, mar
iied.
Elmer Frink. %. linotype operator
married.
Eugene Oaress, 35, linotype operator
married and one child.
Don E Johnson. SO, linotyp
operator, married
Ernest Jordan, 80. linotype operat
or. 1narried and one child
Frank Underwood. AS. printe
married and one child.
Charles Gulliver, 35. composite
married.
Carl Sallada. 30, linotype operate
; Howard Courda way, linotype opera'
o..
s Unidentified Employe, went dow
: with composing room
THE INJURED.
s. Charles Lovelace. country editor.
"a William T,atta stereOtVper.
a S W Crablll. foreman composl'
y room, As, married.
e Is. Asphalt, So, married. lin
B type operator.
q G. l.. SAilada, Al, single, 1O4t We
Thirtieth, linotype operator.
- Albert G Schwalm. 35. single.
- U. S c. Pentz, 25. lrried, lin
II type operator
- Randolph Rosso 20, single, linoty
80 operator.
e. D S Douglas, 26. married.
1A N. j. Cordory. %, single, brok
As 1928 Grameroy Place.
se G. f. Link, % married.
" August Kotsch, As. compositor.
w Charles Ven Velsen. fireman.
w Richard Gof, 33, married, linotl
I'M operator.
;sP NJ. Weeter, 40, single.