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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

A musical was given by Miss Rosa
Ward, Tuesday evening. at her home.
go1 East Tenth South street. Vocal and
instr umental selections were rendered
BY the Misses Hazel Knight. Effie
Graham, Rosa Ward and Frank Graz
ham Musical prizes were also given.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Miss Jennie Walker Of salt Lake and
II. A. Leach of Ely. New, were mar
ried last week in Seattle. After spend
ing their honeymoon in the Pacific
northwest. Mr.. and Mrs. Leach will
come to salt Lake to reside.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

one Of me successful evening social
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

- inc MISSES Ella Joy and June Nc
Sune have for their guests Miss Della
Grace and Clyde Palmer OF Nephf CITY.
who viii spend week at the McCune
home. A ride on the Seeing Salt Lake
car. luncheon at Liberty park. a trip
20 Saltair and dinner at Lagoon were
features OF the week, at which the two
young people were the guests OF honor
= number OF delightful home parties
have also been enfoved
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

DR.. c. A Broaddus. for two years
president Of the Young Peoples Chris
tian Union Of Salt Lake, and a graduate
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Mrs. John Reid has returned after
an extended stay in the Pacific north
| west. Mr.. and Mrs. Reid are az nome
\ for the present at 2b4 South Third
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

E. r. Hill, concrete contractor and
designer, arrived last night from
Humboldt, finishing the schwsnbeek
building q few days ego. He will
start the Keilog and George block
Immediately. The sehwanbeex house
is reinforced, Of eox6o feet, fire
proof, and said to be the finest Of
its kind in the country, The KsllOe
4 George place win BE sSxso feet,
with. metal ceiling. ana win BE- used
as a butcher shop, and havs . cold
storage addition. Other building. are
to be erected Of this Substantial ma.
terisl In a short time, and ss a pre-
eautionary movement against fire,
several merchants are considering the
sdvisability Of Substituting concrete
for insecure wooden structures in the
future. spprecisting what has been
experienced in the past few months
from heavy fire losses without in
suranee.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
DARING FUGITIVES
. ARE LODGED in JAIL

there from Saersmento, Cal, in 1900.
for n term Of six years. After bic
release ne left for the Northwest.
ssd after q short stay came to this
city. He sought empicymeut in
local shop and later secured posi-.
ton with the Consolidated Ari,ons
smelling company at Humboldt. He
/. an electrician by occupation and
besides IL . daring chauffeur and
motorist. He viii be remembered BY
many a. having broken all motor.
cycle records between this city and
Humboldt while employed in the lat.
ter place early in 1908.
Almost ,eoincident with the arrest
Of Meyers in Louisiana was the dis
eovery Of Robert l.. Townsley, want.
| ed in this comfy on . erssd larceny
ehares in ihe county jsil Of s,n
Bernardino, Cal. TcwnsIsy Is accused
Of killing q steer belonging TO J. W.
Sullivan, near selisnsS. November
IAN, 1910. vsIlew Rfvsss, alleged to
be implicated with Towssley, was ar.
rested by Deputy sheriff Joe Young.
Decembf 7th, when Il vas learned
that rownsiey had left the Teri.
tory. Townsley was traced through
several counties in California, and
a few days ago recognized BY til,
sheriff Of San Bernardiae county OF
a description sent out BY the loea
sheriff's ONCE. His sentence viii
expire January 3lst, when be win b.
released and given into the eustOd,
Of Sheriff smith. He has not state
whether he will contest his eltradi
ton to this Territory when his pres
! snt term expires.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

tffOm Tu~sosys A~h'
Endiag . relentless search OF neaf
= $40 years, G. ". Meyers, alias Roy
]. Smith. sIiss r. J. Meyers, wanted
in this city for forgery, is now fac
ing Sheriff J. W. Smith in Abbevine,
La, resorting to habess corpus ana
other legal teeapieslities In an effort
to defea, his estradition. Meyers IL
accused Of forging checks in the to-
tai amount Of $4,000 on Gus LON
bert, then superintendent of the
Black Mountain Copper company, aud
W. N. Hisle Of this city, January 10,
1909.
Since escaping from this city Mey'
er. IL alleged to have visited Aus.
.ralia and many Of the Western
states, before going ;, to. .Lonisisnss
and to have taken unto himself
wife, who il said to be living al
1891 Felicity street, New Orleans
Meyers was frs. seen. there lest Jun'
and recognized by an oisiesr. from
description furnished by a Sheriff
smith Of this county. He was no
arrested ut the time and escaped
from the city, TO- be later found .
Abbeville, where he was taken int
custody last week. sheriff Smith lef
here after being advised &. the al
J rest, with estradition papers. II
arrived In Abbeyille, Sunday, and wa
informed by the prisoner, that he n
fused 20 return. to Arizona 10 81
) swer to the charges against him, an
1 had instituted legal proceedings IL
|. bic release from custody. ~ %
Meyers served q term, lin Folsol
prison for forgery. He, was ser
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
IA GRAC|A MINE
TO INCREASE
FORCE
from Tus.oay,s Daily

Beginning on the first day Of the
nee year the La Grseia Mining com
pany viii increase its mining force 70
two shifts. and the beginning Of ore
shipments 10 the Humboldt smelter
will also be inaugurated and con
ususd steadily. The development mas
progressed satisfactorily to warrant
extensive operations, a heavy ton
psge being now on the dumps. The
asserting Of the cobalt ores from the
copper 10 going on for this purpose
The first named mineral will lasel
be- trssted at tine. works by q smsl
concentrating plant that will be In
troduced in the near future, whisl
10 to be an experimental appliance
and from the physiological ehsrsete
Of the proass, 10 said to be fes'
ibis method. A force 10 nov on To
Red Bluff mine Of the group takin
out copper spres, for shipment, thi
portion Of the property carrying
distinctive mineral and some distane
away from the rome where the eobsl
values exist.
The general situation at the sbov
camp IL one Of activity and Ia
ground 10 assuming m attractive n
gard among mining men. Major
lC. Jordan, . member Of the enecuti'
board. reached the city yesterday, q
route to Tempe on company bushes
after a residence Of two months
the camp. lie is accompanied sou'
by 4. Morrison. one Of the stoekhol
! ers and the original locator Of q
property.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
on THE MAP 10 STAY.
From Tuesdays Daily

b. B. Dolly, with the Consolidated
Arizona Smelling company, in the
clerical department, arrived in the
city yesterday, ON business, and viii
retsrn' TO bic duties today. Ne states
that the permsnssey o. the smslter
City 10 assured. and che heavy output
Of the plant is favorable criterion.
csumereially, ths stmospaere 10
healthy in oil lines Of business
Twelve new buildings, are uadsz con
si'uetion, while it's reported that A.
J. Head Of Prescott 10 fsvorably in
elinsd toward erecting another. large
briek block. which win make the
third one he will own there. A
steady stream Of ore 10 coming daily
to the smeltsr. and many transient
people are, also attracted to the place
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
LIVELY LAND .I1efEnr
(FSon Sundays Dsiiy.)


A. 8. Haskell Of the Verde vatey,
while in the city yesterday, sts'el
that during the past few months there
has been evident considerable inter
est In land transactions in tina, %
esi'sy, and many sales had taksn
place. Investors we're being attracted
from the publicity given by the re-
cent Territorial Fair Of the products
and the possibilities Of the country
are better appreciated taan ever be
fore. From one end to the other Of
the valley the situation is gratifying
and the coming year promises to he =
prosperous one to all interested.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
FATAL EXPLOSION
JARS HEART Of
MANHATTAN
,cee,,na.a from Page One,

NopstUo~u rum EnoU oueb
~->~~-~~>~~>~-s>~>>-->--~>
power bssse unfil il formed an ,s1-
plosive mixture in combination with
the si. No trace o. other explosives
was found Al the point. whsn the
leakage wss discovered there had
escaped from the broken main 1890
900 subis feet, large quantity Of
which became condensed under the
floor. ,hroush the power house," !.
Aiben seaeroatt, motorman Of the
train which TANNED the bumper and
broke the aAs main, was held by the
coroner on . technical charge Of hon
ieids. He said he smsiisd gas after
the eoliision,, and Astifisd the yard
master. ft,ss fi5i
workmen ere digging, IN the ruins
all night, loehins for the four missina
voFkmts. .f ,.so. -
seagrostt wss Fealseed sp parole .,
the instance Of District Attorne,
Whitman, Who said there wa no evi
deSee 10 warrant HE hsips hs'A.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
tFron Tuesday'e DnIly)

Letters received from Phoenix OAR
ing the lsst few days state that j.
b. GRAND, Territorial engineer, will
De unable to reach this city for sew
erai days to make m Official exsmiu'
alton Of the Territorial highway, ow'
lns to sieknsss In his family. His
sea is suffering with dipathsria, and
|ly'sl HE wife hs i undsr qssrsatin'
~ 1ts home.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
f1xAs vmw OF sscAIL.


N vrs@ VI rsso Times (Dvm).
No psopl. eau afford TO bring the
|ss~iss Into the mi,s With dirty sri
Questionable politics.
Il 10 equally true that for essrup.
toe ., {. an impressive fsr that TIE
further removed from the hustinss
the judiciary may be, tbs higher
SD parsr the type Of justice ~hisa
{. deal, out by the courts
II !. equally true that for eouup
tien and injustice, We naturally search
ssoag the court. that ara the stock
In trade Of politicians, With ~hiea
politicians have . pull and whieb
eey % no, ersrei.s for any bsns
~ ~ justice. but for the usssnxls.
msats Of rbs law and invariably. N
iis las, analysis. for political profit.
g.ery development, every stsr Of
progress renders tho more imperative
10 free sud iaeorrup,Ible Judiciary.
The increase Ia value Of the slresdy
. vsiaabIe, the bringing 10 value Of
property whieh heretofore has bad
no ysise. the rsasseement snd value
% real estate. water powers every
description 10 property. rvsdsts ~srs
important than ever the clear AID
) di.sisst dsBnit'ss Of eesw sd ,ouu
sSd N. 'bishest is,esr,sy Of those
spos whose decision value aud ows
\ sys,p must rs.,, to say nothing sl
1ths ,Jssssr question Of psr.essl III
!, srsy 'ssS right
y a. hss bees sa encouraging siar
Of higher snd better ei,lzssshis
a syq more stable ssd enduring
! issvvnmss, TO view the tendency Of
s'shS uass to remove sss Judiciary
from the .onismiassion Of politics
fbst ,ks 'se'ioa Of the writers Of sh'
tAslseps Coasiisaiss have syidsstl,
~ ssss back 10 Tsnpssy's pslssies
> dsys for her models ssd fer feal
, ssss they had sss ssse fer sssss'
to ssuss ssd shes corruption ssv'
!. sess bevsbes further ssd sdopts'
. do sspsdiess Of tussiss the susss'
) lsver 10 the mob.
W -s,eeisse the s~esli " isslsd'
the i.dieisty ID. w,,srs Of the iss
-, Constitutes have spoiled tss js
A disissy system, ssas too good ., s>ss
' ssieets@ by the people 'Ae@sslve
. vsdss ths Iecsesf ssd most Ian r.
etssrsiats, !. made the pupp~, Of th'
. ssb, spd u reauires ma solon to ss
= innate the amount Of stern justice
, that the people nigh, expect from
l sssr tia, ,renhl.s constantly .
- W. ssand ~ the slsmor Of the moi
:. tadet circumstances such ss tbes
\. sad surrounded by .aeh spirit, q
- ,seorapi eour, would in toe satsr
n tsf tAinss become eosrspi.
Il
= The shame % u h, that such
y provision should have been frame
N ~ aa asanie Law by body elsin
A lss to be overwhelmingly Democrsti
he oss ,bsre was. q delegate from q
On shiss, who refused TO perpe,fsts sue
-ss srlu'e asainst ius,ies by sisniu
\, the Constitution.
That Arizona shoald be sdmists
be 10 tho nnien % states with such
nj provision Ina asr Constitution woal
~ he Impossible either because the pc
'rfpis themselves 81 Congress or a
or President, win eat Il out. 1T Is 7
rel on HOPED THAT THE PEoPL
'ls pvA ARIZONA WILL EsTABl.Is
rd rHsIR rIrNEas FOR sELroO'
= EMINENT ny hErusIN0 TO A
IpfRM 1T. ana Vhua vih6 tut tie n
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
nE,soDxLno PLANT.

During the coming week, the Pres
colt Gas and Electric company. will
begin the dismantlins Of the wooden
portion Of the plant in Northwest
Prescott, with the intention Of I'm.
proving the appearance OF the prop.
er'y, and 10 make needed changes In
the general arrangements Of the in
terror. The management contsmplates
making msny changes and to add 10
the attrastivsae.s Of the exterior Of
the premises. s,s y,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
fAAtYIp DEI.AYxp.

Trsfhs wac delayed on the 8. r.,
p. Z r., Yesterday, due to wreck
Of the water train Yesterday morniss
at l;so ;e'eIoeh, at Valley siding
Eight ears left the track, three turn,
ing over, ahd tearing up the track
. distasss " 900 feet. Fortusately,
no oas Was injured. Nh !.
TAs wsssA was cleared yestssasy
aaA traits we're rsnsiss % ,seASdsla
tiss lass siebt. ,sT
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
FnoI1Fso oAssAa8 o1oP.

W. l.. Roberts was m. arrival yes
terdsy from Skull Valley, and reports
that community as enjoying the most
prosperous times in many years, the
general yield exceeding that Of any
former season. At present the cab
bsse crop l. being gathered, and
shipmenis are heavy II 10 estimated
that two. tens week are leaving
the valley, which in quality lie pro
souneed unsurpassed, and meets wiz
ready sale,
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

SANTA III, N. NJ, Dee. ls.-Dem'
eefstie leaders Of New Mexico met
10 delegate convention here today Ia
define the psrsy's attitude toward en-
dorsins the proposed state cosstiu'
tion. :.
+ + r = = = + = + = = + +
fsvossbl' impression Of their capacity
fop government such . specimen Of
Legislative dsmeasis. a. tAis, ~ full
q nsaass v H. issssssss s.d risAs'
Il Ii, people. ~
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

80 77777lI N ~ n 49, -
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21

: The AilAdslphia Natiesals are
figuring on playing Sunday baseball
- Atlantic City ssxS ysss.- ".
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-21
Mo PloDucTIoN
or TWO GOLD MnsEs

KIN0MAN, Aris., Dee. l+.-Twe
shipments Of gold bullion received
hero today from the Gold Road and
Tom Reed mines In the san Fran.
cisco District complete q production
Of si25,0o0for the past month, the
biggest in the history Of the county.
One bar valued at $4,000 was
brought In from the Gold Road
mine. making q record production for
the mouta IL little over 100000,
while the Tom Reed, whose steady
out put during the past two years
with . ten stamp mill. has attracted
unusual attention, sent, In two bars
worth about s65,5oo. This represents
moaths's run and sets . new mark
for the Tom Reed. asd one probably
never equsled by . mill Of similar
capacity. Both the Gold Road and
Tom Reed mines have several years
supply Of ore In reserve and the new
development wrk 10 proving larger
snd richer sse. bodies than ever.
On the Ruts property In the Silver
Creek district actual work has been
begun os' the mill aud cyanide plant,
. ssestrsst for which was awarded to
The Young Cosstruetioa Co.,of Los
Aaseses several weeks ago. The old
Rastss NH apd bsildisgs Of the
nssk Go, % the colorado River have
bsss put into shape for moving mp
"a the Ruth and hsuliae win h.
started 10 .. fs~ days. Grading fov
the mill site e. the Ruth 10 nov In
progress. while material for . trans
mission line to connect with the
local power sompssy's lise at Gold
Rosd IL os the ground and viii b
lput up at once. A contract IN,
been awarded 20 re.timber the old
shaft, which will be sunk several
hundred feet deeper. Drifting snd
stopping win be rssomsd ~ soon II
air scmpres.~rs tssd power .lise ARE
installed. 4tNt' p
In the Cerbaf Range an impor
tan, transfer Of property vas effect
ed several days ago when =. A. Gile'
Of Colorado springs bonded the
oseidz group Of mines, owned BY
esddie 4 Perry Of Kinsman, the Iror
King group. owasd by studley and
swope. and the J. =. r. group, ownet
by A. ". Smith . Co. These pros
pects are ON stockton Hin, adjoining
the Banner and other mines, nov
. being worked by the Needles Minins
leo. aud are considered valuable.
Giles. Who has operated In Color
ado many years, Is making prepare
tons TO prospect the different prop
critics by means Of shafts aud ais,
diamond drill,
A good body Of ore has been en-
ON the <36 foot level Of the Banne
mine, which already has proven
; ore shoot over 5000 feet long. Th'
banner i shipping car Of ore dan,
: to the Needles coscsntrator.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
I,ABORITES DEFY
THE GOVERNMENT
Will Not Join With the
Liberals in the British
Parliament.

Newport. England. Feb. 9.-In his ad-
dress at the opening Of the tenth an
nual meeting of the Independent Labor
party today, president James Keir Har
die threw cold water on all suggestions
that the LaboriteS in the forthcoming
parliament should be blind followers Of
the government. He said:
Il confidently assert that those who
hope to see us bring about our own
undOing by entering into some agree
ment or understanding with the gov
eminent are doomed to disappointment
At all cost and hazard We must main
tain complete freedom of action
He said the policy Of the Labor party
remained unchanged and that was TO
sweep the house of lords into oblivion.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
COLONIA MORELOS
MILL rs BURNED
Heavy Loss Falls Upon the
Mormon Colonists Down
in Sonora.

Colonia, Dublan, Mex, Feb 9.-The
Colonia MOrelos flour mills have been
burned to the ground.
On the morning of the 23d of Jan
uary the alarm of fire rang through
the little town of Morelos in Sonora,
and although everybody responded to
the call, their assistance was of no
avail.
The loss to the Lilywhite brothers
is estimated at $4,000, but that does
not include the building or the 1000
bushels of wheat that had been stored
in the mill. or the 100 sacks of flour
or the 500 worth of empty sacks that
were waiting to be filled with flour.
The loss falls very heavy upon the
cOIonists.
Every preparation is being made to
reconstruct the mill; this time they
will bring it nearer the town. The
boilers and engines were unframed
The fire seems to have been incendiary.
as the miller, Isaac Black, who was
sleeping near the mill, heard the hur-
ried footsteps of horsemen just after
the moon had sunk TO rest. He got
up. examined the premises, but, seeing
nothing out OF order, retired again.
1t being Saturday night he went
through the mill and saw that all fires
were perfectly extinguished before he
retired, and the blaze did not break out
until early next morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
SEASON OF PENI-
TENCE rs HERE
Lent Is Ushered in With the
Proper Services in the
Catholic Churches.

With the sack cloth and ash perance,
Lent has arrived and for the faithful of
Catholic churches, many pleasures have
departed. Today is Ash Wednesday,
the first day of the Lenten season
There were special services at Epis
copal and Roman Catholic churches to-
day. At the Protestant Episcopal church
the special offices and prayers of the
season were followed. At the Roman
Catholic churches the distribution of
ashes was made, and the gray crosses
marked on the foreheads of the penitent.
There viii be daily masses at all Ro-
man Catholic churches, and services,
with the exception of Wednesdays end
Saturdays, at the church of ST. Glenn
ent's, Episcopal Sundays will remain
days OF feast, and not strictly belonging
to Lent itself.
No especial days viii be celebrated
nights, symbolizing the Christ's fast, I'M
nights, symbolizing the Christs fast, I'M
til the arrival of Holy Week and its
Good Friday, culminatino Lent. Easter
Sunday will burst in all its glory on
March 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
MRS, CLARDY INVITED To TAKE
Up SUFFRAGET WORK IN TEXAS

Mrs. Clardy spoke before meeting of
suffragets in New York city. There she
met Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait and Mrs.
O. H. P. Belmont, prominent in the Am
erican movement, and was invited to
take charge of the votes for women
evangelism in the state of Texas. How
ever. the FL Paso woman declined, say
ing that, in her opinion, the time was
not ripe for such step in the south
west. The request came from Mrs. Bel
mont herself.
e'Votes for women would solve many
of the civic questions in FL PasO," de
clared Mrs Clardy. Il refer especially
to the women property owner question.
They at least should have franchise. 1t
would correct many abuses both civic
ard national"
Mrs. Clardv. who Is visiting her
daughter, Miss Josephine Clardy, 1112
North Oregon street, has returned to FL
Paso for arrangement of extensive build
ing on her properties.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
TAFT MAY NAME
DEMOCRATIC JUDGE
Cecil Lyon Declines to Say
Who He Wants 70 the
Texas Position

Sherman. Texas. Feb. 9.-Col. Cecil n.
Lyon. leader 3f the Texas Republican
party. when asked today whom he
would recommend to succeed D. E.
Bryant as judge of the eastern district
Of Texas, replied: L have no statement
to make. on the subject"
report from Washington says Taft
will not appoint Bryant's successor I'M
til he confers with Lyon. Bryant was
a Democrat and it is believed that since
Taft has appointed a number of Demo-
Gratis 10 the bench, he probably will Sc
lect a Democrat in this instance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
CHILDREN ESCAPE EASILY
FROM BURNING school.

Trihindad, Colo, Feb. 9-With mill
tary precision and without the least
disorder. 80 children and teachers in
the Centennial school here marched
from the building this morning when
fire broke out in the basement.
At the sounding of the fire drill
signal the children reached for their
books, then for their wraps, then filed
from the rooms like little soldiers, all
reaching the street exactly one minute
from the time the alarm sounded.
The fire loss is nominal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
PHOENIX MEETING
OF AVIATORS OPENS
Continued From Page One,

brothers, rival manufacturers Of aero
planes.
The weather is perfect igor flying and
Hamilton Issued the following statement
this morning: You can tell the people
OF Arizona that 1 will give three days
of the most sensational flying ever Civ
en- at an aviation meet in America. This
air is just right to do what 1 desire in.
Unless an accident unforeseen at present
occurs L viii give world record fights"
This mornings trains brought several
hundred people, the advance guard Of
the crowds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
WOMAN ASKS $4,000
FOR HUSBANDS DEATH

Abilene. Tex, Feb Suit for s2o,-
900 was filed in the district court to-
day by Mrs. Amanda Randall and
Pearl Randall against John Guitar. al
leging the husband Of Mrs Randall
was killed while working at the de-
PENDANTS cotton gin, IN Jones county.
1t is claimed the gin machinery was
defective
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-02-09
CHINESE WANT SLAYER
OF CELESTIAL PROSECUTED

Dallas, Tex, Feb. 9-Advices Were
received here today from the Chinese
Sixth company" at San Francisco
requesting the authorities 10 prosecute
to the limit the murderer of Leon Kie,
a Chinese laundryman Of Terrell who
was killed a few weeks ago, for
which crime, San Ridge negro, was
arrested
Today a watch believed 70 have
been owned by Kie was found IN
pawnshop and 1t was pawned by Ridge.