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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-12-16

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DEFEATsTHE slNoLEs FELLoWsSlN
BOWLING GAME LAST MO
s.s 5s5= DAY MI

The married men and single fellows:
are playing some even contests at the
Empire bowling alleys and last Mon
day evening the ten pin artists Great
ed considerable interest because Of the:
closeness Of the games. The married:
men won out, picking very few cher.
5ries and topping the boards with to-
tai Of three games 1855, while the!
bachelors secured 1922. ;lss
Hamilton was top-not cher for the
married men with 243 for one game
while Boyd secured 213 for the mar
.ried men. Graham and ]. Goldberg
were the best bowlers for the single
men securing 2O7 and 212 respectively.
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TOXIC
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(By Special Correspondent

=. 81 (By Special Correspondent)
. Francis Chase was a passenger to
Devils Lake Wednesday. @>*z I:S
Ignatius Court was in Devils Lake
on business Wednesday. rs
s. L. Serene was out from Devils
Lake Thursday Of last week looking
after the crop recently harvested ON
his farm, west Of this place and visit
ing with c. Smealae. -:
It is understood that the Great Nor
thern railway company. are planning
on getting possession OF the Devils
Heart, the large hill near this place
and will run a spur line to the place
to use it for gravel bed.
John Jaqua has returned TO His
work as mail messenger on the N. r.
Ry. after a pleasant weeks visit nc
the home Of his parents at this place.
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81 mplished that will benefit the:

entlr6 StaIe.
Another matter Or 4 importance 10
cally will be the impr ovement on the
class building ct the Deaf and Dumb
school, an sappro ion for this being
contemplated. The building has new
3er been finished and could be made
the best at little expense. 1t Will
greatly aid in the school work and
make things more conf Portable at the
school. sHsS
The good roads question occupied
consid erabl attention and It was the;
opinion sof ali that means should be-
devised for creating q fund for the
main tenance Of good roads not only In
this county but over the entire state.
An apportio nment to be made for this.
purpose, ].
ISL 81 All voiced sentiments In favor OF the
Initiative and Referend dunn, but not ev-
|:erybody favored the recall. ss54
Tax matters were discussed at
length the unanimous opinion being
that the inaugurat ton Of a tax commits
sion to regulate taxes would be a bens-
fcial step h.
M The druggist permit law was
brought Up but no action was taken
and opinions differed considerable rel
attve TO this question. NJ: z;3Ss
It was an enthusiastic gathering
and It gave faith to the people in the
support of representatives, while SEN
ator Baker and Representatives ny.
land, Morrison and Anderson were
pleased with the attendance and the
valuable pointers which were; given
them 90 enable them to act more ii
accord with the opinions Of all at the
session ct Bismarck. Us: !:
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'H|jR()l)ND
PARK MAY BE MAD E oF STRIP OF
LAND ExTENDINo 10 cHAU- a
$ 8353.5# TAUQ III DIRK 81:
so ON. ss:5 Il

Repre- sentative Hyland and Senator
Baker and Joseph Kelly spent Tues
day at the military grounds and plan
many things ffor Devils Lake Id the
provement of the grounds.
Work on clearing away the under
brush from the mil itary /: grounds to
the Chautauqua grounds Is contemplat-
ed and viii be- taken hold of at once.
It isE figured to turn the entire strip
which covers q distance 81 = mile IN
70 an immense park, which VIII be
improved upon from year to year ;un-
III Devils Lake has one Of the finest
parks IN the state. It IS 9 natural
site and can be put into shape at little
expense.
This and many other improvements
ere planned for the military grounds
and inmed iate vicinity. 3s-;3 I
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SALE or EsTRAY.

= Notice Is hereby given that !, Peter
Morgan. Justice OF the Peace within
and sor the township Of Norway. coun-
ty Of Ramsey, win sell at Public aues
ton on, Saturday, December 81, 1910
at 2 O'clock p. NJ. to the highest bid.
der Tor cash, one certain estray gray
mare taken UP by ". Holverson Dr.
.cember list 1903 In accordance with;
Section 1897 Revised Codes ef 1906. B
4. 2:sssz PETER MORGAN &
1t, sssre., Justice, OF the Peace.
Dated at Devils Lake, North Dakots
this 18th day OF December, 1910.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday, December 18th, 1910. /
Morning worship at II o'clock. Sub
ject: "obedient to the Heavenly Viz
ion.''' E45, .S:s q Z. ..ss s!sss
X Sunday school at IL o'clock. ss*.ss
Junior Christian Endeavor society.
at 8 o'clock. &. 5. ,ss IS NJ s5 .;:s:
{ Senior Christian Endeavor Society
at $3.50 O'Clock. 5s S.s 81 sys.sy.
Evening worship at 7:30 o'clock.
Subject: The Tragedy of a Soul. = q
TO all the services Of this church
the people are cordially invited. Seats
are always free. A welcome is always
assured. 5.s.
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(.
DADS MET.
DECIDE TO ADVERTISE For BIDS
+: FOR COOKING AND LIGHTING
+ /; b s.zt i. SYSTEMS, . d. I :, rs

Ii. IS sYsTEMs. # ...z'l > rs.
The board of education held their
regular meeting in the Office OF the
clerk Tuesday evening. December is,
1910. and all the members were pre-
sent The minutes Of the last meet
ing were read and approved and the
regular List OF monthly bills allowed
and warrants ordered drawn On the
treasurer It4was then moved by Mr..
Brainard and seconded by Mr.. Baker
That the civic psarmitted 70
meet at the school house, all members
agreeing. twas also moved and sec
.onded that Mr.. Cogswell be authoraz-
ed TO hire man to assist him In the
,1tanator work tor the months az Janu-
AIRY, February and March. The clerk
was instructed to advertise for bids
In the Domestic Science room In the
Washington school for gasoline sys-
tenn for cooking and lighting purposes
the same to be completed and ready
for use on or before January 25th,
1911, such bidder to guarantee the job.
L - Az fl- NJ
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CLEVELAND.
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(By Special Correspondent

..s. (By Special Correspondent)
Rev. Hammer, OF Edmore conduct
ed services In the Norwegian Luther.
an church here Sunday. H..
Mrs. Nels Nelson Is up and around
again after a two weeks' illness. 'ae
Tom Lite is ON the sick list this
week. sr -. -".. w. ~ -. ..
A, jolly crowd met at Hans Paul.
sons Monday, evening. 5..<.*x E
Miss Katie Baker closed q success.
full term Of school Friday. ~
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LOCATES HERE.

James g. Remfrey arrived in the
city last week from Grand Forks and
will locate in Devils Lake perman.s
emily. Mr.. Remfrey is an expert piano
tuner and sees wonderful future In
Devils Lake In this particular line.
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TAk,0yfRR|i
]. SHOE SHOP
CHARLES PlLLsHURY WILL RUN
81 BUSINESS in CONNECTION -
WITH HARNESS SHOP. q

Charles Pillsbury, the harness man
has engaged in the shoe repairing bus
mess and win continue the shoe hos
pital Of Theo. Bolinger which he has
purchased and moved to his harness
shop. q
The shoe business should be val
liable addition and . good companion
to the already large trade which Mr..
Pillsbury has built up, in the harness
business. -,: 81: b. ~. +
Quality, the best workmanship and
low prices will make the foundation
stone for the shoe repairing business
has been the case in the harness shop.
With the large trade which Mr. Boil.
niger has built up there is no reason
why this hrst-class establishment un.
der the guidance Of Mr.. Pillsbury
should not prosper. sa,,5 /. s@ i;
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I GOING SOME.

Mr.. John Kelly mas had . large
force Of men ct work erecting tempo1s$.
ary stables for HIS horses and cattle.
The job was completed last Friday
and the men having erected = build
ing ITO feet long BY "a feet Wide in
s days Bisbee Gazette. 5S ,5E
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lNsuR AN OF MEn.5

Among the Insurance men who have
been here recently adjusting recent
losses were Frank . Hanson, special
agent Of the Germania from Minneap-s
oils, Joel 3. IVES, Macdonald Jr.,
% the Merchants rfire Insurance COM
Epany, Minneapol
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:!3 tBy Special Correspondent.) ~
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GRAND HARBoR
I 81. 81 b. N. Il.
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tBy Special CORRESPONDENCE.

(By Special CONSEQUENTLY
Our teachers and school children
are making great preparations for an
for an entertainment at the school
house next Thursday.
Elden Irwin left Monday for Devils
Lake. ss s9:; IS$. /. i.
f Fred Grinner is building! barn at
school No. 8 for this district.
Walter King who has been visiting
his uncle Chas. Todd left for mis- home
| In Ontario, Canada zs#3a!! "
The fast mail train run into De
mars Bros. horses last Thursday even
ling and killed seven OF them. F.s B
ed. Taylor lost another horse this
week. y. 81 a1s35
Fred KoykendalI Of Devils Lake was
visiting In Town this week.
Mrs. Crinner and Mrs. Thornstad
went to Devils Lake Monday. $sS
The X. o. II. M. win meet Saturday
lin Strand hall q. Election of officers.
Sas}l vfsf&1ASSAu6@ slitN St.s x1shAbO&SOn $IVyO
10 Devils Lake Saturday evening.
I Austin Leayitt spent q few hours
IN town Sunday sss5sz
Thos. Strand and family are visit.
Ing with John strand this week 81
%. Moen drove to Graham's IS.
land Tuesday
Albert strand ana 9. irwin made !
business trip I'd Devils Lake Monday.
Misses Eva Mckay and Lucille Nc
Dewitt went to Devils Lake Wednesday
M. Strand of Penn was here between
trains Wednesday
i Our agent w. Ifaeque LETT Thursday
1 for q visit thru Minnesota.
Chas. ana Paul Ioolatrum were DOING
business III town Wednesday
Mrs. Oscar hum De wild Rose
N. 3n., who has been Wal ling llsh lEial
Faith Mclean ffor tbs past few day.
d iefs yesterday ffor Ejiilnaora, M. b. wher,
she WIN VISIT ~ her hanne during IA
q olidaya.
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Ransona china WIN make u beauti-
ful Christmas gift ana NE hare inst
received q large shipment ak the III
zaar the 1o and CSC stere Thfn
should be seen u sbe appreciated and
VIXEN our Tine HI this depa rtslaerlE lss5
once inspe cteda II has never failed to
please. china are the popular
gifts this year me lhil city nler.::
chants are ia iang bsg sales % CHINA
ana yse have 10 large stock q tallls the
latest ana best % select e;'sil
al the Bazaar Il
Mrs sraee sssazassss ssaB u gsssa city
from gsrar sasng IL
some sl0Ep
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WILL LEASE EXTENSIVELY FUR
nished strictly modern brick rooms
and BATH garage In rear. 172 u street;
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DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM FOR OF
fee OF sleeping we'll furnished. Inquire
443 Constitution block. after 3 p. m. Mon,
day. m2652
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. s2.oo
per week and up; S77 End East kas9
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FINE SINGLE TRAP AND HARM,
for sale. Phone 764. mn
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NEWLY COOL DOWN
stairs room for one or two gentlemen:
breakfast served, Call 5i92-k. m2TOO
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NEAT, CLEAN 7-ROOM FLAT. Dus5
able location. No. 60 So. 1st West, h
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED GROOM
modern house until Sept l. No children;
references. ESQ A st. Phone 1244-K.
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FIRST CLASS BUSINESS LOCATION,
business district; can give you irume-
dIate possession. Call Tutue Bros k32Bs
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FURNISHED ROOMS. MODERN: SIN
gle or en- suite; price TO suit right party
82 South 3rd East, Ind. sos. m1562
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a NEW 1910 REQ a-cYLINDER IIcsl
touring car, Has been run aboiif
miles; Owner must loave city at on,
Enquire 457 j.. 3rd So. Bell 702. IA
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LARGE FRONT ROOM IN HANDSOME
home: single beds II desired. 157
North State. First-class board near.
m3654
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SANITARTUM
FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTs

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taxidermist line ard carry COM
highest price for raw furs and game
heads. r. Stencil Fur Co. 81 East 3rd
South. a3lS2
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SToREROOM. UPPER MAIN STREET.
Ready for occupancy July 1. 1910. Ex-
cellent location for 8rst-class cafe. In
auire rental dept. Salt Lake Security
and Trust Co. f484
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MONEY TO LOAN

ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money; we will treat you az we
have treated them: sixteen vears' expe-
-ience with only one foreclosure. kussel
L. Tracy. II East First So. n.513
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DRUG STORE. NEW BAKERY. RES
taurant butcher shop. grocery, 7th
East, 5th South. drug store. 9th ave.
and *. T.. M. West Ind. $500. mo50
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NEW 30-H. p. AUTO Or TRADE !
real estate. Ind, 22O7.
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FOR SALE CHEAP BY OWNER
room modern brick house. Bell aOae.
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SALARY LOANS NEGOTIATED FOR
persons permanently employed, bust
pess confidential 421 Herald bldg, t1s6
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. with gas; 62f Richard ST.. hel;
block south of Tabernacle. k3346
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RACING-HAVE A SYSTEM THAT HA
been consistent winner for the pa
seven years on every track in tine u. h
Has won every day at the present Bue]
Vista meet. making s25 per day on
capital of $50. VIII dispose OF same
some person who is willing to pay
good, stiff price for il after a thorouf
proof and demonstration. Phone 1895 n
Sunday. n5
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BEST FURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms to be found in the city.
close IN, $40 to SIS per month. 1To North
Main. Bell phone 4052-Y. m3lsf
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FOR sALE-NHsCELLANHor,u

COMPLETE ASSAY OUTFIT. INorf,
$50 East 4th South st.
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FOR RENT-MODERN AND 5.ROOM
cottage, No. 10 Wayne ave. Bell 2027-Z.
f47T2
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pLAsTER CONTRACTOR

OTTO BRUNSGARD. CEMENT IL
terer. 1906 Princeton ave- Can WI
D. m. Ind. 1915. -
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FINE IRON BEDS. SO EACH: m
gasoline stoves, 81 10 $5; two Chi
folding. beds. 80 each; surrey pole !
neckyoke. 50, banjo. $3.50. As So. "
Temple.
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MANICURING

BAhBEh SE1OFp
c. G. WRECKS SANITARY AND
finest equipped barber shop Is nov open
at 2i1 So. Main, under Dopa Cafe. m3161
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEW RENTED, EXCHAN4
ed. sold. Utah Typewriter SScnrson35 ro35
Co. phones 400, 81 w. End So u
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ARCHITECTS.

W. ]. CAMOM1LE. ARCHITECT hvS3
5o3 Atlas block
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FIREPRooF STORAGE
CLEANING

NEW METHOD CLEANING CO., $50 SC
West Temple. cleaners OF fine wearin
apparel We charge for what we do an
do what we charge for. b
phone 4645 Ind. 1857 h116
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ONE-CHAIR BARBER OUTFIT co
,plete. cheap. Inquire Tribune HaS
shop.
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OSTEOPATHY

DIR. ALICE BOUGHJON. 1880 MER-
camille block lover Walkers store}. Bell
phone S8l. ring 2. d21Ss
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SPANISH
PERSONALS

MISS GRACE CAvANEE GIVE PHE@
ent address to Hercules hotel, at ons<
4. c. II,
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN
private family: strictly modern. 3lA
1st ave. Ind. phone 1851. m33os
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GROOM MODERN APT, FURNISHED
or unfurnished. No. ST. Regis, 341
z. 2nd South. m353o
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. SINGLE
or en suite with or without bath; terms
reasonable. one-half block north OF Salt
Lake theater. Tuxedo hotel, "A So. Stnte.
nn266i
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. FURNISHED, CLEAN HOUSEKEEP-
ing rooms: partly modern; in rear -
w. 5th South. m3S31
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DROP HEAD WHEELER s WfLSc
SIS; all attachments. guaranteed.
20 Weet 1st South, White Sewing n
chine Co. n
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ACCORDION PLEATTNa

AND SIDE PLEATINCi.
Mrs NJ. II. Jennens. 800 East Third
So ST. Bell phone 1867 a3060
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ONE TWIN CYLINDER McT~
.,SSgcle, hrSt-class condition, cheap.
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TWO ROOMS FURNISHED FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. SIS w. 2nd North. m232l
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BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANC,.
snnp, Call Ind. phone 1859.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
vate family. 41S 1st ave. m3569
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALE-190S MAXWELL RUN
about, 14-horsepower, actual use only
IL months, extra tire and tools included;
Sd00. Address D-12, Tribune, m2333
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FOR RENT-vURNIsIIEp

L NICELY FURNISHED, STRICTLY
modern front room In private family,
blocks cast OF postoface. Bell phone
5S21NY, m406G
Arizona republican., 1910-05-22
VARIED MODES OF SHOWING AP
 PRECIA1ION

It is true that this is not a demnn- stratiVe nation. nor a demonStrative generation, said A. F. Thonas in Success Magazine. Yet there are many men and women still living whose memories run back to the days of Jenny Lind. the Swedish Nightin- gale" when she was the idol of the hour; who can remember the furOre that her singing aroused. Perhaps there are still living some of the men whose hands took the horses from her carriage and dragged her in tri- umph from old Castle Garden to the hotel where she lived. At all events, they can remember that it was done, and perhaps they saw it, even if they did not help do it.
 We do not take the horses frcm the carriages of pri:na donnae any more. The prima donnae now ride in costly motor cars ane gasoline can
Arizona republican., 1910-05-22
supersedeas bond was fixed at sIO,-

supersedeas bond was fixed at sIO,- 00O
 Among the more important crimi- nal cases was that of Frank Spence of Yavapai county. under sentence of death for murder. A motion for a rehearins was denied.
 The time for the execution of Spence, who is now at the territorial
 prison, has passed. so that he will have tO be resentenced The crime of Spence was the killing of an old
 man at his cabin some miles west of Prescott There was the usual
 plea of self defense. hut the people of Prescott believed that the crime
 was as cold-biooded d murder as had ever been committed in Yavapai county, and that view was quickly
 taken by the jury.
 Another case of considerable inter est was that of William Robertson of territorial prison for the killing of q man at Stafford on September It of last year large crowd had gathered at Stafford. where q celebra- ton of Mexican independence was in progress, and d great deal of drinking was going on. Among the intoxicated ccicbrants was d man of great strength, who had fought sev- Cral persons that day. Robertson was a peace officer and the proprietor of q. saloon. He was also a consump- tive. He was notified of the dis turbance of the peace and he went out to reason with the disturbcr, who knocked him down. There was subsequent struggle. in which the disturbcr was shot and killed.
 Robertson was convicted of homi- eide. but it was believed that he would not have been convicted if he had been engaged in other than the saloon business, for the tcSti- muny of the. witnesses for the prose cution as well as of those for the territory. was that the shooting was done only after great provocation and determined resistance of an of riccr by the man who was killed.
 X motion for q rchearinG was dc- nicd in this case, but q stay of sixty days was granted that the defense may prepare to take the matter to the circuit court of appeals on d Nilt pI error
 In the case of E. D. W"odcll. a former business man of Phoenix. and who was convicted at Tucson of cm- bczzlcmcnt. motion for a rehcar- ing was also denied Other motions were similarly disposed of in the following cases: The Territory against Walter Atkins. Yavapai coun- ty: the Southern Pacific against Katherine Hogan. Pima county; Douglas Gray against August Baron. | Cochise county: the Territory against {. the Copper Queen Consolidated Min . ing company. Cochise county: T. It 1. Brandt against M. D. Scribner. Co i chise county; the \. T. X S. r. Rail- | way company against BaYles X Golf ! 'in Yavapai county; J. w. Sullivan | against Albert M. Jones. Yavapai ] the Shannon Copper com ! pany against Dell NJ Potter. Graham . P. r. Daggs, administrator. . against Hugh R. Daggs and others. | his county; the S. F. P & r. Rail- ! way company against Grant Bros. 1 Construction company: the Brooklyn i Mining & Milling company aga nst : Charles C. Miller. Yavapai county. : Notice of appeal was given.
 In the case of the Phoenix Street . company. appellant. against . Lee II. Landis. administrator of the . estate of C. W. Sanders. appellee. q . motion for rchearing was granted. .