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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-05-21

AN experienced and competent wom-
an to work In rooming house We
doll. 3 IL 1wt
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

State Engineers ONCE.
Salt Lake City, Utah, April 16, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that
George T Stenhouso. whose post oflce
address is Morgan. Utah. has made
application In accordance with the re-
quiromeDts Of the Compiled Laws Of
Utah, 1907. as amended by the Ses-
sion Laws Of Utah. 1893, to appropri.
ate one-fourth 90 OF a cubic-foot
per second OF water from Cedar Hol-
low Spring. Morgan County. Utah.
Said spring is situated at a point
which lies 1,207.S feet cast Of the
south quarter corner of Section q,
Township 4 north. Range east, Salt
Lake base and meridian. The water
Will be diverted at the place where
It issues from said spring and con.
veyed by means of pipe liDe. ditch
and a flumes for distance Of 5000
feet and there used during the period
from April l to October 10. Inclusive.
OF each year, 10 irrigate 10 acres OF
land embraced In Section 25, Town
ship south. Range east, Salt Lake
base and meridian, AS much Of said
water as may be necessary will be
used during the entire ycnr for do
nestle purposes. This application is
designated In tho State Engineers OF.
flee as No. 1862.
All protests against the granting OF
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be made by affidavit In
duplicate and filed In this Office with
in thirty (30) days after the compile
ton OF the publication OF this notice.
CALEB TANNER,
State Engineer
Date OF first publication April %.
1910. date OF completion Of publica-
tion May %. 1910.
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8 acres. 9 yesr-old peach orchard,
with full water right. near Bam-
berger street car line Terms.
5. 10 or 20 acres fruit land on Or.
chard Heights. Terms.
Groom modern franc house, barn, eel,
lar. G6x132, close in on bench,
part time. s..s........$3.0 900. 90
Groom frame house, corner lot.
on bench, snap ..,..,. $4,000
KELLY 6 HERRICK. 5-7-tf
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READ THE class
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ON NORTH Washington. four-room
frame house, brick cellar. large lot.
fruit trees and small fruit. $1,000.
Pay 5000 cash. balance OH time. Hun.
ter & Kennedy, 2l1 First National
5-17-lgk
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D1uderine worIpwondors. II produces
hair Just as surely as rain
END sunshine raises crops II produces thick
growth OF luKUriant hair when IL othc9 reno.
o.es felL Wo guarantee s)andcrine. an drug.
g'sts sell it-AS'. 6oc and 81 per bottle. To
p.oVc It's worth send thIs nd with ioc iu stamp,
es silver and wo viii mail you n large free
f9QR EtiOWLION DANDERINE CO,
Chicago. Ill
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-Go.cart cheap. 2aS2 1-2
Wash. Ave- 5-l9.3t
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UPHoLsTERING REPAIRING

X. VAN kAMPEN-Parlor Furniture
Upholstered and Repaired; Bad
Springs re-stretched like now; Matt.
ress Making; Carpets cleaned, tit
and laid. Estimates submitted on re.
quest. Phones, Ind. Dol; Bell SS3-X;
2769 Volker Ave, S-9-tf
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HAVE A FEW modern cottages In
Ogden for sale cheap. Address NJ.
Brigham City. Utah, r. F. D. No.
2. 5-1S-lwk
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FRATERNAL SOCIETY.

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMEN.
Ogden Homestead No. 1896 meets sec.
end and fourth Wednesday nights. ODD
seiiows Hall. Visiting Archcrs cor
dlaliy Invited to meet With ue.
w, II. TOLLER.
GEO 2lst ST., Foreman
O. F. WILLIAMS.
1872 slst st. Correspondent
ORDER OF OWLS
ogden Nest. No. 1918 Ordcr OF OWE.
meets every Thursday evening In Easlee
Han, cast OF Reed Hotel. OF s o elock
pleitlng Brother Owls arc invited 10 ~
tend tho Most Meetings.
THOMAS LESLIE. President
JOHN NJ. MARSHALL. Sccrotary'
No, 13i6 Washington A'N
ROYAL NEIGHBoRs OF AMERICA:
Excelsior Camp No. 32&o, meets every
second and fourth Monday evening 90, U'
each month at tho Eagl-s' HaH. NiSie
Ing members cordially Invited.
INDIA SAWYER, Oracle;
l9iS JacEson NNo'
LILLIAN NEWTON.
Recorder, room 81, LOWS biocM'
KNIGHTS OF PYTIIAs,
Ogden Lodge No. 2. Knights ot Pytniei9
meets at Castle Hall, Utah NatichuI
Bank building, cvery Monday evening"
All Il. OF Ps. requested TO meet Will
f Z. GRANT. C. C
w. G. KIND. M. Of e.
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A BIG BARGAIN, IL taken at once
4.room house, pantry and close
good location. $3.50 90. See Ca
Rasmussen. $50 oath street 5-12-2wI.s
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HIGH PRICES PAID for second
hand furniture. Expert piano polish.
ing, upbolstering. furniture packing
for shipment, wall paper cleaning. var.
nishing and repairing of all kinds Of
furniture. Call us up. Denkers &
Kammoyer, 2l2s Grant Bell 1179Z
Ind. ZIG. Fl limo
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ALLEN, Baggage. Hack and Bus Line.
Baggage and passenger transfer n
speciality, AZ 25th. Both phones 20.
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VACUUM CLEANING
MACHINE

COMPRESSED AIR VACUUM homo
cleaning machine. Everything about
the house cleaned without removal
Office 32S IL 25th ST. Phones 2S5.
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ON Washington Ave. between North
Ogden and the city; an amber back
comb, amethist set. gold mounted
Reward. Return to Standard office.
10 81
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SANITARY WORK.
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

sLAoE, successor to Allen Transfer
Co. ] C Slade, lessee Furniture,
Vans and Storage. Oflcc i0S 25th 81.
Both phones 321.
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LOST

SALT LAKE BANK BOOK and Eaglo
receipt Return to Standard Re-
ward. p. X. McEwin. 5-2l-1wk
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FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO FURNISHED rooms for house
keeping. lights and bath. modern
OBJ Z'th. 5-2l-1wh
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FOR SALE-Or trade. half or all Of
splendid business. $4,000. "a,
Care Standard 4 81 H
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BRAND NEW broom modern house
at bargain. 1872 21st ST. 4-21-lmo
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JoGALoNG TRANSFER VAN G.
Storage Co. moving vans. all kinds
transfer work; pianos speciality. OF.
nee S2S LIZ 2Sth ST. Phones 2S3.
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BUILDING ROCK, 60 cents per perch.
Apply 335 oath St 5-S-t'
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FOR SALE-House and lot. snap n
taken at once. 1868 Madison.
lG lwk
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WANTED-To BUY.

CLEAN white rass at Standard once.
l27-b
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FIVE pool tables and ono billiard;
must bo sold by June 1st, at 2504
Wash. ave P F. Sherwood i-5-3wks
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WHITE Plymouth Rock eggs. s1.o0
per setting, 1914 24th. Bell TOOK,
5.11-mo
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FOR SALE-Restaurant doing nice
business, on account OF poor health.
Add. NJ Standard 5.t9-1wk
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HELP WANTED.
FEMALE.

GIRL for general houscworS Apply
Sal 26th St 5-20-lwk
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WANTED-Teacher. club woman, or
mature student. for special educa-
tional work among mothers of gram
mar grade pupils. $1,000 a week to
start. State last position. Address
NJ. B., care Standard 5-193t
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09

A few minutes delay in treating
some cases Of Group. even the length
OF time II takes to go for doctor
often proves dangerous. The safest
wav is to keep Chamberlain's CousA
Remedy in the house, and at the hrst
indication of Group give the child
dose Pleasant to take and always
cures. Sold by all Druggists. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
MESA MAYOR
FORB|DS ALL
Open MEETS
Prevalence of Scarlet Fever
and 0iphtheria Leads to De-
ciSion to Keep Children
Home.

MESA. Feb. s.-Mesa is closed
down tight for the next ten days.
During the interval there will be no
public meetings. religious services.
theatrical entertainments. lectures.
lodge meetings. or public school ses-
sions. Mayor Barnett issued a proc
lamation TO that effect Friday evening
following meeting with the board OF
trustes and several of the local physi-
clans. The prevalence of scarlet few
er and diphtAeria are the basis OF the
edict II became effective yesterday
About the only thing in the form
Of entertainment that did not fall un-
der the ban were the ball games yes
terday between the High School and
the Normal. and they suffered a mar
row escape.
The Lion and the Mouse" and
Tempest and sunshine two big
plays which were to have been pro-
duced here within the prescribed pc
riOd. and TO which the Mesa people
were looking forward expectantly.
were cut out entirely. and their dater
cancelled.
The mayors proclamation stated
that children are forbidden 10 loiter
on the public streets. and the police
have been instructed to see that tnat
order is kept. Parents are requested
| to keep their children at hone. os-
cept in case OF the necessary perform
ance oferrands. In the latter event,
parents are requested to furnish their
ahildren with notes stating the object
| of the errand.
The decided action on the part o:
the mayor was due to the representa-
tions made to him by the board Of
health and the school trustees. I ne
wisdom of it was called into question
| by a number Of the business men, whC
believed that the schools might have
been closed quietly and the children
kept at home. while the rest of the
population might have gone ahead as
usual without proclaiming Mesa''
present affliction TO the world. DR.
Palmer and Arthur Jones. CT tbs
Jones-Davis Furniture company. calle'
luDon Mayor Barnett Yesterday 10 tall
the matter over with him. but foun'
him still strongly in favor of the proc
lamaticn.
Except for the ch'Idrs1. thee Z
probably rs little danger of cant1eiol
is Mesa as anywhere else, and III
proclamation will have ii.tie- 1r n
effect upon business. except as
destroys the hopes of the two theate
managers, and a ssnimen- seems {
be arising to the effect that he cit
should reimburse them Cor the need
= less l9bor and expense 10 which the
, have been put.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
AUTO vAPoR INJURIES HEALTH.

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-The Automo-
bile that tours this progressive town
is in a fair way to have its privileges
curtaiIed. Perhaps it would be more
correct to say that it is to have its
code OF etiquette revised A petition
signed by fifty physicians and given
out bv the committee on nuisances OF
the National Highways Protective so
ciety reached the board of health this
morning and drew the attention OF
that body to certain grave dangers
that accompany the smoke and odors
with which the automobile vitiates the
eity's atmosphere. If its warnings
are needed Che autoniJbile hence
forth can run. cIatter. stop, wheeze.
whistle or shuttle off that inner coil.
But it cannot smoke
Committee and physicians agree
the things is a menace to public
health and they ask Dir. Lederie TO
have a law enacted making il a Grim
inal offence for a m1chine to emit
those mephitic vapors that hang over
our principal streets and avenues like
a crepuscular veil some twelve hours
in the twenty four. They urge this
action on the ground that the noses
throats. eyes. yea even the stomachs
of citizens are injurious affected b.
the nuisance.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
MUCH WANTED NAN
may Be TAKEN

PHOENIX. Feb. SIN John Cook.
who was brought here today from
ella Bend to serve sixty days for
petty larceny. Sheriff Hayden may
have In the county Jail an Indiana
fugitive from justice.
Letters from his wife found on
Cook when he was arrested at CHA
Bend by Deputy Sheriff Williams, in
dicate that Cook is wanted in Indi-
ana for the robbery OF a woman.
Mrs. Cook appears to have been
keeping her husband fully posted re-
garding events at the scene OF his
crime. and to be warning him from
time to time to be on his gnard to
avoid capture.
Sheriff Hayden does not believe
Cook is the mans right name and
that is was probably adopted as an
alias to throw his pursuers of the
track when he came into Arizona
hoping 10 hide himself here.
But for the fact that he robbed a
companion of clothing Cook might
have continued to avoid detection
Not until the letters from his wife
were found on him was there any
suspicion that he might be fugitive
from justice.
Sheriff Hayden will at once com
munfcate with Indiana authorities
and learn If Cook is still wanted
there bad enough for the officers Il
come here and get him.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
CHARGE FOR CARRYING
NAILS IS EXCESSIVE
ADVERTISERS MEET IN CHI
cAGo AN, rJINT OFT SOME
PLAIN FACTS.

CHICAGO. Feb. s.-Advertisers
have served up hot protest against
an advance of the second class postal
rate. C. W. Post CT Battle Creek.
Mich. having voiced the sdvertisers'
side in an address 20 the Chicago Ad-
vertisers' Association. He charged
the postal deficit to exorbitant rates
charged the government By railroads
for carrying mails. and confirmed the
statement of George III. Currier of
Chicago. publisher Of the ''Womans
World" TO the congressional commit
tee that the publications given second
class rates create profitable revenue
for the first. third and fourth-classes
amounting to some ten times their
mailing costs.
Resolutions adopted set forth that
the magazines are paying their just
part of the postal receipts. and that
TO increase the rate beyond 81 per
100 pounds. at which it now stands.
would be to seriously injure many
allied businesses. They declare tnat.
far from increasing the postal receip..i
such an advance would diminish them.
Mr.. Curriers' assertion to the congress
sional committee was that ii would
double or triple the present deficit
of the postoffce department.
The resolutions were forwarded to
members OF congress to strengthen
the pending proposal in the senate 10
investigate postal rates abroad and in
the United States and the amounts
now paid by the United States the
railroads for transporting mails.
Mr.. Posts address was on 'The
Advertisers Duty to the Public" He
said: The increase which is proposed
won't do for several reasons. In the
first place. the s100 a hundred pound.
should pay the government a reason
able and fair profit, and it would pas
that profit if the government mad fair
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
STORY OF KILLING
MUCH OvERDRAWn

GLOBE. Feb. s.--Although there
was a serious cutting ARRAY in the
Spring Creek district a week ago and
a shooting ARRAY took place in that
district Wednesday, neither of these
affairs resulted In any fatalities. ac-
cording to Information brought from
Payson yesterday by District At
torney C. W. Shute.
The report from Payson OF the hru-
tai murder of two Indians by Tom
Hansen. came as the result OF the
misinterpretation of stories of the
affair, told BY Indians who reported
the. cutting ARRAY to the officers at
Psyson.
District Attorney Shute is of the
lopinion that what the Indians really
meant to say regarding the fight was
that two men supposed to have been
killed were only badly injured, but
that as the result CT their limited
vocabulary. they gave rise to the
impression that two fatalities had
resulted.
Another tulspai fight occurred Wed
nesday in which all of the available
ammunition OF the redskins was shot
up, without any fatalities, probably
because the redskins were too drunk
to shoot straight
Sherfff Thompson and Deputy Bud
Armer are now In the Spring Creei
district, investigating the numerous
| fights. and some of the ringleader'
in the various fights will be arrested
and brought to Globe.
Sheriff Thompson win probably
not arrive here before Monday as i
Is his intention 10 break up th'
band of tulapai makers if possible
and as the result he will hardly b
able TO leave Payson before tomor
row
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
yAW CONCERT
At CANhN[A IS
GREAT SUCCESS
PaherS of Cananea Club Re-
sembie Large Social Gather
ing as the Sweet Singer
Charms Her Hearers,

CANANEA. Feb. ST. (SpeciaI)- De
spite the unfayorsble weather. the
Ellen Beach Yaw performance last
Saturday evening was as successful
ana pleasant as the most eager could
have hoped for. The occasion here
was more like a social gathering
where a congenial community meets
one whose sympsthies are in accord
With IL. than a function where admis-
sion is charged: and there was
steadiness of effort on the part of the
artist to amuse and delight the audi
ence that could not be counterfeited
by a strict follower of mereenary mo-
tives. The club ballroom might have
been a large private parior. with an
overflow list of visitors. from all that
an unwilling stranger could have OBJ
served by dropping in. Her rendi-
tion of La Galindrina. which was at
tempted by request was turned into
a coed natured comic scene by the
fruitless endeavor she made TO pro-
nounce the Spanish words to the sat
isfscticn of those In the audience who
were familiar with the language. The
long encore to try against was un-
needed
Charley Fox and Joe Havens, of
Santa Rita. New Mexico. are in town
shaking hands with friends-which in
clude nearly every old time CsnaneaH.
They came here for the purpose OF
taking Nike Courtney back TO his
old home and were greeted with the
good news that he would be able tG
mike the trip in a day or so. without
any effort on his part. He is bruised
up considerably and shows many
heavy traces of the accident, but all
possibilities of fatality have banished
He is walking about the hospital row,
trying to recall how IL all happened.
Charles b. Spiilman is visiting
friends here. Spiliman came into
Cananea when cake wagons and heav-
lily loaded stages were plying between
Naco and this busy camp and when
the thought of the iye-town going
dry would have been futile and pre-
Tucson lately. but may decide to re
main here. Mrs. Spillman IS in Vir-
ginia-
Samuel Titus. master mechanic for
the mines, received word yesterday
that his mother had died at the old
home in Ohio
Geo. Nolte stopped over yesterday
on his way from Douglas to Nogales.
There are rumors of renounce-
nent Of single blessedness by hand
some bachelor of wide acquaintance
have become so thick that there must
be sopie basis for them After ques-
tioning Dad Cumley (whom the rum
ors interest) one is led to believe that
the wedding bells may ring again.
A.R. Moehlinkamp and Steve Brown
are having quite a fight for the bill
board privilege OF Cananea
Charley Lnrd is advocating the or
gaaization of Crichet club again
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
STATEHOOD TAKEN
UP BY DEMOCRATS
(By Wallace strong.)

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-tSpecial.)
Things pertaining TO Arizona are
moving rapidly here. and the state
hood bill is being fought ont with
vigor. The republican plan to compel
the new states to submit all amend
ments to their state constitution is
being opposed by every democrat in
congress.
Nineteen democratic senators held
caucus last night. Mark Smith OF
Arizona and Champ Clark, democratic
house leaders, being present The
matter under discussion was the state
hood bill now before the senate.
Ex-Delegate Smith asked his demo-
cratic friends in the senate to see
that Arizona is given decent treat
ment in the admission bill. aad that
the territory be permitted to come
into the union under the same condi-
tons as all other states have been
admitted.
Congressman Clark, who is noted
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09

joker. said. Mark. they will have 20
show me before We will allow such
an outrageous bill to pass the house.
Clark, being from Missouri, the joke
was appreciated.
Every senator present pledged
Smith that he would stand solidly for
justice for Arizona. Smith advised
them not to endaIEer the admission
OF the new state. but up TO that point
to stand firm for Justice for the peo-
pie Of the territories.
The Beveridge pan of statehood
does not meet with the approval OF
the friends Of statehood, and every
effort viii be made 10 rectify tfe
'n'~stic1 before the passage Of the
T~r7s"re through the senate.
v js c~ncaded - all quarters thar
the admission bills will pass. and
that both Arizona and New Mexico
VIII be made states before the ad-
jcurnment ~ ~on~r~~s. Frs~-,a~ ~
Arizona all believe that the admission
bill viii be satisfactory to the peop'c
OF both territories.
The substitution of a $4,000. 900 an
preparation in lieu of all lands seems
to be satisfactory 10 the friends Of
statehood, and if Arizona does not
object the bill win contain this clause
when enacted. The will give each OF
the states s2.5OO,OOO cash to pay 'ts
debts. and it viii be available at once,
while the donations of public lands
might be tied mn for years before be-
ing disposed Of.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-09
MURDERER HAD
UTTERED THREATS
KILLING OF ANDERSON AT
THuMBuTTE eY sRYAnr NOT
WITNESSED.

PRESCOTT. Feb. s.-Accordins to
evidence at the inquest ever the re-
mains of s. II. Anderson, who was
slain near Thumb Butte, John Bry.
ant. whom the coroner's Jury found
TO be ABderson's slayer, had threat.
ened several times that he youIs
sooner or later get Anderson. The tes-
dmcny given was 70 the effect that
as long ago as three weeks. BRYANT
had made the threats.
Another important matter brought
out yesterday was the testimony made
by the surviving partner. Mr.. sween-
ey. He says that Anderson left Pres
colt, Friday. for their camp, with the
money to pay the Bryant debt, and
Anderson was expected to do so i'm
mediately after seeing him. The sum
owed was sos. Anderson before leav-
ing the city had settled several minor
accounts, ranging to a considerable
sum. One draft was drawn for $500
by the Bank OF Arizona in favor OF
interest in the mining ground being
operated by the firm OF Sweeney &
Anderson.
The testimony of the witnesses in
effect, was as follows:
After leaving Prescott, Friday. An
derson reached his camp at about 2
O'Clock. and was asked IL he desired
lunch. and said that he was not hun
gyr He went Immediately 10 his
cabin. and at about 4 o'clock shots
were heard.
There were no witnesses to the
actual shooting that took place Evi-
dence was introduced that two shots
were heard. one OF light report and
one of heavy. some OF the witnesses
saying that the lighter report was
heard first and the heavier the last.
Other witnesses gave evidence 20 the
contrary.
Judge McLane. who conducted the
examination, found the body lying in
the doorway. as it fell. with the 3S-
calibre Smith & Wesson gun lying
alongside Of the remains. An exam
ination made of the wounds disclosed
the fact that No. buckshot had been
fired into the body. the entire charge
entering in the region Of the liver, and
covering a space as large as a mans
hand. Twelve OF these little bullets
entered. and five Of them passed
through the body. which were picked
up on the floor near by. Some of the
buckshot were flattened and Others
we're cut in two. showing that IN theii
course they passed into the bone and
were splintered.
Since being placed in jail. Bryan
/ has maintained the strictest reserve
in connection with the crime. fefusinl
to converse with anyone. a remari
he made. Immediately afte rthe shoot
ing. one of the witnesses testified
/ was:
4 hated to shoot him, but hat
to-"
Anderson leaves a married daughte
who resides in Denver. and son, A
bert. a resident of Los Ange-es. VIII
was formerly employed in this city b
the Brisley Drug company He is ais
said to have two brothers, but thei
residence is not known.