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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01

burg, S24s East Fourth street, owner;
p. p. Painter, builder; two-story' ten
room residence, $3.50.
Forty-second street, 1920 West-Har-
riet Sohlegel, 1853 West Forty-second
street, owner; L. Schlegel, builder; 10
move residence, $3.50.
Santa Monica boulevard, near Hol-
lywood avenue-F. L. Kimbal, 1917
Santa Monica boulevard, owner; A. J.
Thomas, builder; one-story, six-room
residence, $4,000.
Hollywood-819 Harold way-E. M.
Glass, at lot, owner; Wilson Bros,
builders; alterations Of residence. $3.50.
Western avenue, near SIXTH. v.
Peacock, 1919 Manhattan place, own
err and builder; two-story, eleven-room
residence, $4,000.
Ardmore avenue. near Fifth street
F. M. Webb, 1915 Gramercy place, own
er; N. B. Taylor, builder; one and one
half-story, two-room garage, $3.50.
Van Buren place, 29O1-E. S. Shap-
land, 1869 West Thirty-sixth street,
owner and builder; two and one-half
story, nine-room residence, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
JURY MULCTS BROKERS
WHO SELL OUT CLIENT

PITTSBURG, Sept. SO.-A verdict for
s96,S97 in favor Of Charles A. Gettmann
In a suit against the brokerage firm OF
e. B. Baxter s. Co.. formerly Henry J..
Spuhler, was returned by a jury in
common pleas court today.
Gettmann alleged that the brokers
disposed of his holdings in stocks on a
day when the securities dropped to
their. very lowest, in the panic Of 1897,
after having granted him an extern
sion.
The brokers' attorney argued that
since their business was in the nature
of q bucket shop the deal was a gamb-
ling contract and they could not be
held liable.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
COLORADO MINERS HUNT
NEGRO ASSAILANT OF GIRL
Fugitive, if Caught, Will Be Dealt
Summary Vengeance

TRINIDAD, Colo, Sept. 3o.-Headed
by Sheriff Grisham, hundred or more
men in automobiles, on horseback and
afoot, are engaged in man-hunt In
the hills near here. The fugitive is
a negro believed to be Henry Worth
am, who assaulted Annie Hawkins at
Piotou two weeks ago.
The negro appeared at a store today
and bought food. An alarm was at
once turned in and work at the min
ing camp Of Starkville has ceased,
nearly every man being engaged in
the hunt. Several shots were fired at
the fugitive, but later the trail was
lost.
Summary vengeance VIII pc dealt IL
he falls into the hands of the miners.
It is possible the fugitive is not Worth
am, but a desperate who committed
eleven holdups In Trinidad last night
escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
MARRIAGE OF JAPANESE TO
AMERICAN GIRLS DISLIKED
Official Says He viii Take His
Time in Issuing License

TACOMA, Wash, Sept. 3o.-A halt
on the issuance OF marriage licenses
to Japanese men and American girls
was called today by County Auditor
w. A. Stewart. The order followed the
application of 6anichi Kanda of Allyn
and Miss Daisy Tuthill of Vaughan.
THE couple had been refused license
In Seattle and came here, following the
precedent of two couples who were
married here on Wednesday.
'There is no state law against it,
says Auditor Stewart, "but we can
take our time investigating the appli-
cations and they may get tired of
waiting"
minister, who appeared as the afflant
for the couple, was told to be cautious
in swearing to applications, as he might
get into trouble. He admitted he had
Just been introduced to the pair.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
CONTINUE CASE OF WOMAN
CHARGED WITH BlGAMY

The preliminary hearing Of Clara
Stewart Murphy, charged with big
amy, which was set for yesterday be-
fore Police Judge Chambers, was con-
tinued until october 6 at $3.50 o'clock.
The continuance was granted on the
motion Of the district attorney, who
stated that the prosecution was not
ready to proceed with the case.
Mrs. Murphy was arrested In San
Francisco several days ago at the re-
quest OF Frank Murphy of this city.
who claims to be the third husband
whom the woman has contracted
without firat getting q decree OF d.
gorce tom heF rOrner huabandR
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
The Foantai1 Head of Life
Is The Stomach

J ! : ;
man who . and whs does
that his blood has become
whole Improperly ana
insuf6cenly uourshed
Dr. PLERCEsS GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY M
make ne strong, promotes Ehe flow 81 m
df0esfiv appetite makes -
assinfIation perfect. fnRf9Oragos the liver and
blood r. he areaf bI0od'makerS
fTeshsbuEdeP reseOr f0nfo. makes
sGrona body IN mind and cool IN Indeemen@
Eyceric extract American medical cOp
ahnoutelv An
by leaders I'D the
medicine Don't stuts
many 20 ht in seghbohOo
Worlds Dspensaf Medical D Ny kssa Suaao M x
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
CREW OF STEAMER SIGHTS
WRECKAGE LUMBER AT SEA

SEATTLE, Sept. 3O.-The steamship
Redhill, which arrived from the Orient
today, sighted wreckage lumber and
large dressed timbers, many OF them
thirty feet long, about fourteen miles
off Cape Beale, Vancouver Island, last
Sunday.
The lumber Is supposed to have been
from tho deck load OF some vessel.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01

Officiate, assisted Dy lue ENSNs. - 80
of Pomona; J. Jansen, Pasadena; f.
Walter, Santa Monica, ana QUO SaI-
Finger of Los Angeles. =.
The church and the lot on which II
"a situated are the gift OF the iate VIII
liam Schroeder. Tho Rev. Paul BranKe'
pastor of the st. Faul German Evan
relical church, formed the congrega-
tion and will continue to hold services
in the new church on Sunday arter-
Moons until the arrival of a regular
pastor.
PoNTIHTCAI. MASS BY BISHOP
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty Will be pres
ent at the conservation OF ot. r
ricIx's cathedral in New York next
Wednesday. Cardinal VanutelH, the
papaI delegate, will pontiticate.
Shrine auditorium has been secured
bv the local knights of Columbus for
the Discovery day reception and pro-
gram to be given october IL. Blshop
Conaty and Joseph Scott will make ad-
dresses. The bishop Will celeprate pom
tifical mass at 10 o'clock In the morn
ing at the Cathedral Of st. Vibiana.
The annual forty hours alteration
will omen at the Holy Cross church
Sunday morning with solemn hlgn
mass celebrated at 10:30 o'clock, the
Rev. T. F. Fahey, the pastor celeprant'
assisted by the Rev. Father OGorman
as deacon and Father Junge as SUD
deacon. Father Fahey will preach the
sermon, Monday and Tuesday morn
ings masses will be celebrated at $3.50
o'clock and from 8 to O'Clock holy
hour service will be conducted for the
children by Father Fahey. Sunday
evening the Rt. Rev, Francis ]. Conaty
will preach the sermon and on Monday
evening the Rev. Joseph McManuse VIII
be the preacher The Rev. Father ktrk
an 100 oh the o1oaiue, sermon Tuesday
evening.
The feast of the Holy Rosary will be
observed at St. Vincent's church with
a solemn high mass Sunday at IL a. m,
at which the Rev. William Ponet Will
preach. At $3.50 o'clock the Confrater-
nifty of the Holy Rosary will meet, at
which the Rev. M. v. Richardson will
preach the sermon, followed by pro-
cession.
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Harnett, v. c., will
nraach at the 1890 o'clock mass Sun
day morning at the Cathedral of st.
Vibiana. The Rev. Father Kirk will
give the evening instruction.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERMON
THE Rev. I. w. Klinker will discuss
the subject OF "Christian Science and
the Scriptures" at the South Main
Street Christian church, ThirtySninth
and South Main streets, Sunday even
Ing at O'CLOCK, ny SpoClai EoquSSt-
There win be a special rally day.
service at the II a. m. service and all
Of the members and their friends are
earnestly requested to be persent, for
matters of Importance will be pre-
sented.
Mayor Alexander and Judge Curtis D.
Wilbur are to speak at the Baraca rally
at the First Congregational church
Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock. Judge
Wilbur will speak on "a Bad Boy and
a Good Boy" Young men are invited
to attend.
The Rey. G. Lyle Harris pastor Of
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-01
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued
since the last publication of the list
and classified according to wards:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
BUSY SESSION OF
TOMBSTONE COURT
Grand Jury Indicts % and
Eight Prisoners Plead
Guilty.

Tombstone, Ariz, Nov 5.-The Octc-
Der term of district court has been
convened at Tombstone and "a busy
criminal and civil session is looked for
during the next three months.
The grand jury completed its Iabors
in five days, after having considered
81 true bills, of which % were ignored
and % true bills returned. In the final
report there were included seven Sc
cret indictments. The committees ap-
pointed by the grand jury foreman to
inspect and report upon the various
county offices and public institutions
returned into court very favorable re-
ports on every office and Institution
in the county,
Three indictments were returned
charging murder, the defendants being
Earl w Sands, Of Paradise; Marcario
Jaso, of Bowie, and William Hart, of
Bisbee.
OF the % prisoners indicted, eight
have entered pleas of guilty, and have
been sentenced to various terms in the
penal institution at Florence
On the civil calendar for this tern.
cases to be tried. OF this number 81
are filed by the women and the re-
mainder by the dissatisfied bubbles.
There are more cases of this nature
tried in Cochise county during one
session of court than in all the Ari-
Zona counties put together.
The following prisoners were sen
fenced by associate justice F. NJ
Doan: Francisco Ayilez, burglary, one
year; Jose Rivera. attempting to assist
prisoners to escape from the county
Jail, fine of 500 and three months in
the county bastile; c. H. Armstrong
forgery, one year; Morton Hackney,
grand larceny, one year and a day;
Joe Walker, grand larceny, one year
and a day; Manuel Garcia and Jose
Rodriguez, burglary. one year; Ramon
Andrada. grand larceny, one year; Mrs.
Annie Murphy, assault with deadly
weapon, three months in the county
jail; Leopold. Mesa, grand larceny,
three years; margarine Garcia, assault
with a deadly weapon, eight years and
Macillo Marez, burglary, three years.
These prisoners will be taken to the
penitentiary by sheriff John F. White
during the early part of next week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Do NOT SUFFER
FROM ECZEM A

For thirty years suffered with a
combination Of eczema and letter. I
had some Of the best doctors in the
country to treat me. but it was of no
avail. I recently used my last bottle
of Imperial Remedy and it has effect
ed a complete cure-signed: VIM. H.
Blake. 1907 Capitol Ave-, Houston,
Texas.
Imperial Remedy is a clean liquid
preparation. Instantly relieves the
itching pains. Fenetrates the skin to
the root of the trouble. Drives the
germs out and purifies the diseased
parts. Has been prescribed by some
of the leading physicians for more than
% years in the southern states. Do
not suffer; go to the nearest drug store
and get a bottle. Price ST. II the
druggist cannot supply you mail US the
price and eve viii send you a bottle by
prepaid express. Imperial Medicine Co.,
Houston. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
STONE FROM DAM
IS GIVEN A TEST

Agricultural College, n. NJ, Nov. g.
The senior class in strength of mate
rails. under the instruction of profess
sor Schaphorst, is testing sandstone
and cement from the Elephant Butte
dam. The sandstone, tested by the big
Olsen tester, gave a resistance OF 5000
pounds per square inch, this being
very good quality.
The Athletic association has called a
business meeting in regard to revis-
ion of the new constitution of the asse-
cation
The seniors have received their new
hats from FL Paso. They are soft gray
hats with the senior class eolors made
into bands. which are put around the
crowns.
The senior class was given an elab-
crate entertainment at the home of
Prof Howard Hammond.
The go-pi club entertained the
faculty and the college students Fri
day night by giving ball at Hadley
hall Special music was engaged for
the occasion.
An interesting talk was delivered by
Rev Mr. Moss, the new minister Of the
Methodist church at Las Cruces, 10
the Y NJ. c. A. members.
There are two full teams of girls
practicing basketball every evening at
McFie hall, and from indications a fine
team will be developed Some of the
new girls are showing up well as
players.
For the first time this year, the ba-
tallion was called out for dress parade
BY Maj. Chas. George. This years re-
cruits are learning the military sci
ence with aptness, and they all made a
good show, though number of the
dress uniforms have not arrived yet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
YSLETA REJOICES
OVER ITS PRIZES

Ysleta, Tex, Nov. 5.-Ysleta is proud
Of having captured so many of ina
prizes given at the Ell Paso Fair. Mrs.
Clements got first premium on ounces,
some weighing Alp pounds Tie
Porcher ranch captured several prizes,
as did N. Cadwallader and other ranch
ers near Ysleta came off victorious.
While cut hunting with friend,
Conception Lopez was accidentally
shot. He was not seriously injured.
young man named Vessel, who
lives near here, is suffering from a
severe. case OF tetanus.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John McDon-
aid. a son; to Mr.. and Mrs. Reyes
Ochoa, a son.
Decoration day was deliberately OBJ
served at the Catholic cemetery.
The school had holiday Wednes-
day in order that the pupils might at
tend the FL Paso Fair.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
CHICKEN FAhC|ERs
SIT At BANQUET
Poultrymen Feast and Talk.
The Fair Exhibit Is
Complimented.

Marking the close of another sue
cessful poultry show, the second an
nual banquet Of the FL Paso Poultry
association was given at the Harvey
house Friday night in honor of c. P.
Van Wrinkle, of Dallas, who was toe
judge of the chicken show at the Fair.
The menu was comprised principally
of chicken, served in various styles:
and the whole affair was thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests.
Following the dinner, which was
concluded shortly before II o'clock, ad
dresses were made by DR.. r. B. Ho-
man, the retiring president of the as
ISOLATION, who reviewed the work ac-
complished- He was introduced by j.
G. Kenan. Mr.. Holman was followed
by c. P. Van Wrinkle, the judge, who
expressed his hope that FL Paso would
next year secure attention from The
American Poultry association. He also
stated that the show in FL Paso this
year was the best he had seen in the
state.
S. j. Hopper, of Dallas, also made
a short talk, as did W. B. Franklin,
manager of the Long Poultry farm
down the valley.
Those attending the banquet ia
cluded the officers and many chicken
fancierS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
TO START WORK ON
PHONE LINE MONDAY
Bisbee Exchange to Be En-
larged to Handle Lowell
Business.

Bisbee, Ariz., Nov. 5.-Work of i'm
provement on the local telephone line
will start next Monday, force OF
workmen having been engaged for that
purpose Owing to the discontinuance
of the Lowell exchange, the Bisbee
exchange will be enlarged to the ex-
tent of handling all the telephone
business.
George ToIes was violently thrown
to the ground while driving on heavy
lumber car He was rendered uncon-
scious, his head having struck against
the street car rail. 1t is feared that
his injuries will prove serious.
George Pemberton was burned about
his chest, arms and neck by the ex-
plosion of gasoline, while working al
the White Tail Deer claim of the Cop
per Queen.
E. Scovan, the negro who was ar
rested as lunatic, fell in a fit yes
terday while on the train bound for
Tombstone He frightened the passen-
gers and 1t took much effort on the
part of sheriff White to prevent him
from injuring other travellers in the
car.
football game will be played next
Saturday by the high school boys of
Bisbee and Douglas at the Warren ball
interest and both teams are practicing
hard for the contest.
A shortage Of coal is feared by local
dealers, who have been informed by
their supplying companies that orders
cannot be promptly filled. demands for
coal being in excess of the output of
the mines.
John Israelson and Miss Rose Jacob
son were married Thursday evening
by Rev. John Fry.
According to superintendent Ma
honey, who was in Bisbee a few days
ago, 81 boys and three girls are in
mates of the territorial reform school.
Mr.. Mahoney is arranging to obtain
some agricultural land near the insti-
tuition, as he thinks that it would af-
ford better employment for the boys
An auxiliary wagon carrying 1900
feet Of hose has been purchased by
the local fire department and will be
added to the other fire fighting ap-
paratus next week.
H. V. Travers who was burned to
death in a railroad accident on the
Rock Island near Texacoma, Okla, had
come here to visit his brother Frank,
who was seriously i'll at the hospital
The Elks will give a bazaar for four
consecutive nights in their new head
quarters. The amount realized will
be devoted to the purchase Of furni-
ture for the new lodge.
banquet will be rendered to George
Buxton, until lately president of the
local board Of trade, who will in futu sc
take up his residence in California for
business reasons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
LAS CRUCES DAILY RECORD.

LAS Cruces, n. NJ. Nov 5.-The fol-
lowing deeds and other papers of rec
ord have been filed in the office of the
probate clerk of Dona Ana county:
Deeds Filed.
J. E. Buvens to- J. A Blake, war
ranty deed to west half of northeast
quarter section %, town 25, south of
range 2, east of the New Mexico prin-
cipal meridian, containing 40 acres,
$4,000,
Francisco Beque to Tulsa A. de
Beque, quit claim deed to all of lot 4
in block 80 of the townsite of La
Mesa, situated in section %, township
25, south of range east; also all OF
lots and in block 81 of La Mesa
townsite, situated in the same section.
township and range, 81.
J. r. Bailey and wife to James Madi-
son Tyler warranty deed to lots % TO
A, both inclusive, in block rs of Mil
lers Washington Park addition to LAS
Cruces, $500.
Pedro Serna of Rincon to John Stull
of Rincon, warranty deed to As feet
by 40 feet on the addition fof Anastacio
Serna, bounded on the north by the
track OF the Santa Fe railroad and
on the south by the property of John
Stu1l, $40.
William Palmer, jr-, and wife to
John E. Stu11, all of Rincon, warranty
deed to lots 81 and %, in block s, OF
the Pure Water addition to the town
of Rincon, s48.
Birth Certificates.
September %, a daughter was born
to Roman Bermudez, I'd, and wife at
Mesilla
October IA. son was born to James
M. Purse1 and wife at Dona Ana.
Marriage License.
Fernando Chavarria, aged 81 years,
and Romano Lopez, aged 20 years, both
residents of Mesilla.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
LAS CRUCES PERSONALS
AND MINOR HAPPENINGS.

Las Cruces. N NJ. Nov 5.=Mr. and
Mrs. A. C Ash and son of Columbus
were in the city Thursday, the guests
of Mai W. H H. Llewellyn and fam
lily. going from here to Ell Paso on
Friday for a few days visit. Mr. Ash
Is a mounted inspector in the immigra.
ton service and was with Maj. Llewel--
lyH in Roosevelt's Rough Riders dur
ing the Spanish-American war. He,
with one companion, was the first TO
reach the top of San Juan hill in that
memorable encounter, and both he ana
his companion were wounded by the
bursting of the same she'll from the
enemy's battery.
The Misses Buckley, who have been
visiting in Las Cruces for several days.
left on Thursday for their home in
San Francisco. They were accom-
panied as far as FL Paso by Nestor
Armijo, ST., and Miss Josephine Armijo
whose guests they werew lille here
w A F. Jones and W. H Weston
will leave next Tuesday for Polmo in
the San Andreas mountains for hunt
ing trip Of several days Deer are re-
ported plentiful in that locality, and
e few bears have been seen.
F. NJ. Hayner, T. Rouault, jr., and
Prof J. H Squires left last night for
Hillsboro. where they will be met by
NJ Anderson, a guide, with pack
train. From Hillsboro they will take
the overland trail into the heart of
the Mogol1on mountains in the search
for big game. The boys expect to make
their headquarter camp about so
miles from Hiilsboro and will remain
there two weeks.
President N Gales of the chamber
of commerce has issued a call for
special meeting Of the chamber to be
held on Monday afternoon, November
1, for the purpose Of investigating the
new sanitarium proposition. A full at
tendance is desired.
ex-governor George Curry was a
visitor in Las Cruces yesterday and
today.
The sandstone of Thursday was fol-
lowed yesterday by cloudy and cold
weather, dark clouds hanging over the
Organ and San Andreas mountains all
day. but so far no rain has come.
The record price of hogs was reached
here Friday, when a hog that dressed
so pounds was sold for SIS, making
s1.S7h a hundred. At this price the
hog business is the biggest money
maker of any in the valley. This was
an alfalfa fed pig. with only about two
weeks of corn feeding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
PRIZES FOR MoTeRCYCLrsTs.

The following prizes were donated
for the motorcycle races:
BY Sam Schwartz, pair auto gloves.
BY the christy Auto Co., pair Dia-
mond motor tires complete.
By Harry Swain, $500 In merchan-
disc.
By the Popular Dry Goods Co., SIS
Stetson nat.
BY Sol l. Berg, motorcycle suit.
BY the Allen Arms & Cycle Co., pair
leggins.
By Krakauer, York & Moye. SIS safety
razor.
BY the P. L. Abel Cycle Co., Solar
lamp and generator.
BY the ElPaso Cycle Co., Columbia
lamp and generator.
By the Ell Paso Repair shop, two pairs
motorcycle pedals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
TO Break Up a Cold
In Twenty Four Hours!
CURE ANY COUGH THAT is DURABLE.

together in bottle
whisky and IL of virgin oil OF pine
will quickly
irritation of the in throat and bronchial
This formula recommended for by the late
would break cold in twenty -four
The weknOwn healing properties
combined with its absolute freedom from opiates
Invaluable remedy
the family medicine chest
young of the little
remedy and colds Oil
pine also frequently this preachers and public speakers
It's effect
almost instantaneous The genuine virgin oil of pine is put IN half
through
Cincinnati o., its
freshness and purity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
LAS CRUCES PICKS
POSTOFFICE SITES

Las Cruces. N. NJ, Nov. 5.-There is
much speculation here as to which
site will be picked by the governments
for the new federal building. The in
spector will come here as soon as lie
is through in Ell Paso and it is under
stood that his recommendation will ir-
sure the selection. Practically all Of
the sites which have been offered In
Las Cruces are in good locations ard
most any one of them would be ac-
ceptable to the people generally.
Those nearest to the center of town
seem to have the most adherents. bur
the fact that Las Cruces is growing
very rapidly has considerable bearing
Oh the conditions, as the present center
OF the business activity may not be the
center five years from now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
CENTIPEDE STINGS
MAN AT LAS CRUCES

Las Cruces. n. M, Nov. 5.-V. N.
Hopper is suffering from the effects
of too close an acquaintance with a
large New Mexico centipede. While
shaking out a rug at his home the in
sect was thrown on to his hand, sting
ing that member in several places.
Mr.. Hopper he's suffered no severe
sickness from the sting, but the hand
and arm became badly swollen AMI
inflamed and he says the worst of jf
now is the continual itching. and irri-
tation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
Las Cruces and the Mesilla Valley

gordo, Three Rivers and the Mesca-
lero indian reservation, but they are
DESTROYS OF locating the institution on
the east side of the Organ mountains.
believing that the cline, the water and
the accessibility are the best here.
They have three places under con-
sideration, the Dripping Springs re-
sort, SINNERS ranch and the Isaaczs
ranch in the Soledad canon Each OK
these places is within easy riding dis
lance of Las Cruces and the Santa Fe
railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-05
OIL MEN Az DINNER.

The banquet of the Texas company,
to it's employees, both in the office AMI
in the selling field, which was held
at the Angelus cafe Friday evening.
was characterized by a goodly spre&d
and an exhibition of cameraderie good
to see Between courses speeches
were made by Fred W. Freeman, local
manager of the company. superintend l.
ent Affleck, chief clerk A. B. Roderer,
a. z. Mason and others.