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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
NsuAvouins o. -

Ssnday Services Of woFship ct
l0:45 . m and 1880 p. m. Feb. 10.
d.. Hsbbsrd will preach ct the
morning service, on The Gains of
Godliness, at the evening service ON
Wanted, an Ehjsh.
Special music az follows:
Morning
Anthem Win Lift up Mine Eyes.
Williams.
Solo Miss Margaret Morris.
Evening
Anthem God be Merciful. Lorenz.
Anthem BE on thy Guard. Wilson
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
Morninc
esgins y - IN

Durango Democrat
Conservation in 1907 was conei-
dered to be the most economical,
reasonable and beneficial use of q
commodity; today it means withhold
ing all fields of enterprise, YOU may
make application for the listing OF a
tract of land under the act of June
IL, 1906. The local ranger is ordered
to make the examination and report,
he goes forth with about 80 pages of
type written hot-air, calculates the
possibilities of the area in Is min
utes, squirting one eye through a
pocket compass and makes his re-
port on Form 10 with HIS recon-
mendations, turns you down possibly y
because he thinks it is more valuable
as a reservoir site, OF he NAV see a
lew acres of Green Aspen and with
hold same for the merchsntable stock
Of timber. You are then advised bv
the District Office of the findings,
and blanket your wrath. . blank
application is enclosed notifying Won
that you can apply for lands else
where within a National Forest If
you can find any suitable for your
purpose. Now don't tell us we don Z
know what we are talking about, be-
cause we can deliver the goods.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17

One Of the choicest bits of gossip
among the women of nelghboring
town, says an exchange. is the fact
that a girl shout Is years old, who
was in the habit Of meeting the train
and flirting with the travelling men,
WAS ssccessful in landing beax one
evening off the plug. He asked TO
walls home with her She saily con-
eented-here was a real romance.
Bot the ending Was far more roman
tic The gentleman, as he proved
TO be. stepped mp on the porch and
rang the bell. Her mother came 10
the door and Mr.. Travelling Man
doked his derby and said: "Msdsm,
here's yosr daughter. | desire 70.
10 keep her away frum the depot. !
have . dsaghsef j.ss - yosae and
bss.tifsl, and thaa's the reasoa !
ssved yosr little one"
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
0oylrvUlG
iewsCAanpi0a CorpesD0nAense;

Tuesday, FEB. IA.
A heavy snow storm visited our
valley sunday.
MrV. Ella Slate ie expected home
from Brighton this week.
Frank Collard was down from his
Razor creek ranch the past week.
Mrr. Herbert Me Donald stpent a
few days with her parents the past
week
Bert Stixer left Tor Mesa county last
Thursday on some mining business
he expects to- he gone month.
Mel Iheering returned from Salida
last Wednesday. He reports his little
girl, Evelyn, somew hat better.
A lew young people were enter
tanned at dinner and cards by Miss
Bessie Gibbons saturday evening.
The stork left big boy st the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collard
ON Razor creek a couple of weeks ago.
The Angel of Death visited the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hirdman
last Friday claiming their two weeks
old baby boy who was buried in the
Bennett cemetery saturday. The
young couple have the sympathy Of
the community in their SORROW
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
noNEaaAN
News Champion COrreapoAdenee

sunday, Feb. IL.
The weather last week was very
fine. II showed all day sunday, hut
not hard
j. D. Curly, N. Fox and u. j. Dun
bar are hard at work On the MAY
Flower group.
John Knowles. the leaser ON the
Bowerman independent. went to-
Delta last Wednesday and is ex-
pected back this week. He took a
bunch of gold cut with him.
Max Gossman has three fest of
quartz in the Navajo tunnel that
lane a large amount of Tree gold.
He sent good sample to be tested
hut has not learned as yet it's assay
value. Max says he is sure he has
got a mine.
Stevenson and Farlee this week
got n fine papDing of free gold from
their Family Group. the first free
gold to show in their present work
ipgs. This proves that they are near
ing the ore body for which they have
been driving.
The Melted Gem company will re-
sune work On their property to-
morrow, having decided to drive
their tunnel nj ieast fifty feet fart her
A recent survey shows that the rt-h
lCampbird vein ie still sone little die
tance ahead of the breast of the tun-
mel.
At "a meeting Of the beard eff ,iirtc-
tors held in Denver February, 9Th A
E Bennett was eletf~d suveriptep-
dent and manager eli the Ethel MIN
ing and Milling Company, holding
profertiee iB this camp. They intend
doing considerable work here thi@
spring and ofsn some of the veins
show ing in their lsroJsrties
Our oid towBsman. John Mailer. il
y e. tiating Tor a ranch in Texas ad-
joining the property owned and esc-
cupied by Parker Iice. late ~ thie
place John says he tbiBke he is ret
ting too old and crippled to continue
the life 81 a miner However he 3oep
not expect To go ts4ore fall. Hn
many friends bere viii he sorry to -,
him leave the camp.
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60 CIV
Sews-Chsmploa CorresposAssee

Sewslj jhempiOn Correop00oeo0e
Tuesday, Feb. "a.
Dr. Mcintosh of Gunnison as in
town Tuesday.
Harley Mcdonald is working ut the
sutton ranch.
Roscoe Balm is driving n b. Me
Lanis team this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Flick were
down from the Links Tuesday.
Louis CAIRNS, Wm. aud Frank Beach
left Friday evening for Golden, Celo.
Mrs. n. Mcdonald and son have
been visiting friends In town this
week
A jolly young crowd attended the
dance given ut the n. u. Werner home
Tuesday evening.
A baby daughter arrived at the
Frank McCready home ON Feb. 10th.
Mother and baby doing nicely.
Among those who attended the St.
Valentine dance in Pitkin were: N. n.
McLain and family and Mrs. y. Nc
kinney and family.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. ~ Carter and Mrs.
A. q. Wallace left oH Fridays train
for IeRver enroute to California for
benefit of mr. Carriers health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
Tuesday. . Fce "a

Mrs h. Niicn visited ia Crested
Butt. fir-t 81 the wes.k.
PAY ton aud Jim spsna stscssicsi
The -tock meeting al eunaiss,a sat
araay.
ADtb,ny Cs,nset.Wk aud kiart,lsi
NJ, ullah spent Monday and Tuesday
in GuisBi-s,n.
John Low III Aethorr. " ash. torus-
eris of Jacks Cabin wss rsceatly
married IN is.svcr.
Mise tiorcace aud Emma Lucero
spent Friday aud Saturday with their
parents returning to tsuan,-pa sun
day.
viii spann aud family are moving
To Jack = Cabin from their ranch neat
Gunni-on wh'cb they rsccatly sold to
Mr. trookr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
AA0'S CAnM
~F~s7t ssenlIss0 tIerteoDuD4M0
Monday. Fct. 6.

Asaass. FcS. 6.
Cba-. Nickaii aud ~sssp psse~d To-
ssuBni-s,n "Wednesday ~bere ss hAs
eHslsisss Hsenf.
Misc F.rco has rssfarned q. hip
h.sHsc irosn srs-sed Butte ~hcre ~
ha- heea w.,rkinG THE inter
Nu-. q q Asis,.s,a rs.tsrussrd to
hor hssne Saturday after vssstsng ~
vss,ss al the h..ase III Mr.. aud Mn. l.
Alifu.
Mrs >am Es.ttcsisssd and sssa-
f.rHe--t ~ East Eiver visited se~crsl
DAYS tbi- ws-,s With Mr.. aud Mr.
tseo. tii-isarry
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y. E. o. 49,

1000 q m. Alpha Adult Bible
class, in lecture room.
llaO Morning worship and ~er-
mon.
6:D p m EPworth League ct the
Electric Theatre. Subject, Studies
in Christian Experience.
7;30 Pleasant Sunday Evening ct
the EIectric Theatre Fine program
Illustrated hymn, Ninety and Nine
ten beautiful slides. songs aud
solos BY strong choir. Gospel sd-
dress. A glad welcome. Music by
Gavette orchestra.
Co@e early and bring your friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
oAolUlD
Se~s-Chaspsos Cerresvsaaeaes.

NeWe1ChAWpsoo CorreoVs5o0e00o-
Tuesday. tet. IA
Hocco sapterelli made trip to-
GunBirs,a ls-t wsek.
The Rio tsranae officials we're here
" ice is the la-i week.
Charley shaw i- driving the BALD
win stage at present.
doe \ rine and family isft last sat
uriay for Oak view. Gs,io.
Mrs McAn-holl of Bucna Vista
is here visiting her sister. Mrs. TAFT
Carl Caulroa went to tuapi~oa las;
week to remain while. doe Nv
land 10 IN his place in tn. engine
rtBDia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
8ElICEa
News Chsmpsoa U0rreseoaAson.

"Wednesday. Feb. Is.
Alva .>ammoB- Was in spencer
Monday ios,king ior horses.
The snow IL going last out here the
sleighsng viii soon he gone.
James Foster is helping HE father
at Mr.. Sheckers on the Pow derhorn
Ms. A. y. HAY and family visited
Mrs. Perry and SON last week oa the
tebolla
Mrs Ellen Perry of the Cebolla ie
the po--e-ser of a trick cat. tine III
its cute tricks is drinking milk from,
a goblet with its paw ar IL In unable
to reach the milk with its tongue. ID
does several other tricks hich are
unusoal for a cat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
OnNAlnn
Ae~s-CAAnpssa CosssaoosA~sas.

wesiss--.isy Feb. u.
Mr. and Mr. a. Ms.sre sSt Sat
ursisy is.r Es.sts.
Mr. Essh v rsght visited With
TRENDS iH Moptr.se lasf wes.k
Rcrt Merton = httic datssrhter ha~
s,eea quite ill but ~ rs.y,srtcd tw.tter
Mise Man Dspslsisoa rs.turucd tiri-
Aoatrose.
Miss zors csry~pter of Sassiaers. u
n guest st the Ss.hilit h.,syss On tbS
Ciaarroa.
The ass-sueessic up the I.itts Tim
srroa Friday night drew quite q
crowd IRON Cimarren.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-02-17
CAEllUlIl

SeOs-CbARUeoo CorswaGuo0u0OL
"Wednesday Boo, ".
Weather -tili very changcat,le.
Js~ fsrech " Sery ssrk st v.rssussf
y. u. tleftei passrd thr.aeh b~rv,
Monday snF,.sse 10 NJ Cars.ssa
tsssth - the s4z Hsios~ still t<t3..
>sssi,caa and star d.sssz suf nuth,
Ne are " ri nag tt' -sy What --srssss
the ". = q =, i- gs,sssx to give u-. tA
cs.sr-c We all want u asssis train and
rstc~ t,n sssr saN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08

When you consider that your prop
erty is only assessed at one-third of
its value, you can see that the prob
able total cost to you will be very
small, while the limit of the possible
cost is moi burdensome at all. Aman
worth SIS, 600 will not have to pay
more than $l.6O capitol tax per year,
while the man whose assessment foots
up ZOO is only out 20 cents per
year, the price of couple of good
cigars.
What about the benefits? The new
capitol provides rooms for the State
offices; meeting place for the Legis-
lature, safe fire-proof vaults for the
records of the State; and building
that is your capitol home in which
you have an interest and to which you
can point with patriotic pride. The
adoption of the proposition by large
two-thirds majority would advertise
the State most favorably abroad,
stamp US as live, progressive people,
attract the attention of home-seekers
and give a general impetus to every
business interest.
The cost is small; the benefits are
great. It's a wise investment; lend
your influence to the end that it may
be made August list.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
Circuit Court.

Lucy johnson VS. J. G. Keeble, par
tition judgment of partition.
w. P. Finks VS. w. H. George Ell
al, change Of vedue, judgment and
decree for plaintiff.
State of Mo. VS. Frank Mabbott sell
ing liquor to minors, nolle pros.
Eight cases against Mabbott ct al were
continued to next pros. Eight cases
against Mabbott ct al were nolle pros.
State VS. Arthur Davidson, disturb
ing peace, enters plea of guilty, fined
500 and costs.
State VS. Joe Cox, disturbing peace,
dismissed.
State VS. John Cox, disturbing peace,
plea Of guilty, find SO and costs.
State VS. Jesse Short running
horses on public road, dismissed.
State VS. ClaudeKi same charge,
dismissed.
!. E. A. Burnett VS. C. M. Cope ct al,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
Along the Miami.

Miss Ruth Schwenk, who has been
visiting at the home of her grand par
ents, 7, J. Berryhill and wife, re-
turned to her home in Amoret Satur-
day.
R. D. Bond and wife spent Sunday
with J. X. Berry and family.
Guy Moore and Henry Meinen spent
Sunday with the Herring boys
Mrs. Joe Herman and son, Marion,
returned from Denver, Illinois, Thurs
day.
Miss Maude Hoyt spent Friday with
Miss Susie Henson.
is Watson, wife and little son Of
it. Joe, NO., came Monday night to
visit at the home of r. D. Bond and
wife.
Geo. Hoyt of Sheridan, Wyoming,
came Tuesday noon to visit at the
home of his father, A. G. Hoyt.
There were sixty-two present at the
Tygard Sunday school, Sunday. Rev.
KeeIe was present and gave Bible
talk. Teachers meeting and song
practice at the school house Wednes-
day evening. Children's Day will be
observed the the third Sunday in
June.
John Huffman and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Huffma1's
sister, Mrs. Thornbrugh.
Ora Cain is suffering from growth
beneath his chin. It is very painful
affliction. He seems to be improving
some.
Mr.. Bracken walked out from town
to 90 fishing last Thursday. This is
long walk for Mr.. Bracken.
Mrs. E. L. Cain was able to attend
Sunday school last Sunday.
Misses Margaret and Katie Meinen
attended Childrens' Day exercises at
Virginia Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Wright and Mrs. Hill
spent Sunday at the home OF their
mother, Mrs. Luton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Critchfield; Edwin Al
lison and sister, Miss Louise; Misses
Carrie and Marguerite Wright and the
Misses Cain attended the Childrens'
Day exercises at New Hope Sunday.
Fred Wolf and family are visiting
in Pleasant Gap.
MIAMI.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
On the Wing.

Miss A. j. Mcclure, formerly Of
near Virginia, now of Culver, is one
of the three girls who won the prize
at the Teachers Institute. She gets a
full term at Warrensburg, paid by
the county.
Monroe Stages, of Kansas, was in
north of Virginia visiting his old
boyhood friends.
Jim G. Hayes will have a stock sale
in July. Those wanting to look at
some fine stock come and see before
day of sale.
Joe Raybourn will read The Times
this summer.
Mrs. Dave Furgeson of Silverdale,
is being treated for her cancer at
Adrian by Prof. Robinson.
X. P. Slade and daughter, Matte,
visited at Jim Hays one day last
week. MIR. SHADES health is very
poorly.
Coal at SunderWirth s bank all the
time. Come with four horses.
Nestlerodes has hay pitching ma.
chine.
j. E. Romine, of near Silverdale,
has been taken to Kansas City to be
operated on.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
County Court.

Court met in regular session, Mon
day, June 5, 1911, members present
as follows: R. B. Campbell, Presid-
ing Judge, Frank Fix and W. F.
Wolfe, Associate Judges, Sheriff W..
j. Bullock, and County Clerk C. G..
Weeks.
Ordered by the court that the clerk
be instructed to notify certain parties
to give new bond, give additional
bond, pay part on principal and file
insurance policies on their respective
school loans.
Ordered that highway engineer is
instructed to confer with highway en-
gineer of Cass county in regard to
the bridge on Bates-Cass county lines
and ascertain if Cass county will pay
one-half of the cost Of said bridge.
Petition of Jas. CULLEN ct al. for
vacation of town Of Uniontown, COM
monty known as Coletown, presented
and same granted.
The following bids for county de-
pository were ordered filed for future
consideration: Mo. State Bank, But
Ter, 1 l-2 per cent on daily balances;
Commercial State Bank, Butler, IL
per cent on daily balances.
Permission granted the Kansas
City Ry. Co. to run a track across the
public highway near Worland, pro-
vided said road be put in as good con-
dition as heretofore.
Ordered that highway engineer
view, locate and make estimate for
the repair Of small bridge in section
twenty-five in New Home township.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08

L. K. Boehm and wife of Drexel
came down for Childrens' Day and to
see Mrs. Boehm's sister, Mrs. R. J.
Sproul.
Mrs. Lucy Crigler of Hume was
visiting at Mr.. Linendoll's last Friday.
Albert Linendoll ridesin the shade
while he plows corn.
Abe Scholes and wife, Cliff chart
and wife, and Fred Medley were at
John Charts Sunday and helped him
eat ice cream.
Charley Simmons is getting his
machine ready for thrashing.
Mr.. Reinheimer put in phone for
Mr.. Davis last week.
Miss Ruth Mullis, Bertha Davis and
Alice Crigler was visiting at Mr.. Her.
mans Saturday night and Sunday.
There was a large crowd at New
Hope on Childrens' Day and the little
ones did we'll.
Mrs. Jack Scaggs has been on the
sick list but is better now.
Mrs. Matte Richman is staying at
Mr.. Lees in Butler.
Grandma Pickett was able to 90 to
church Sunday.
Mr.. French failed to be on route
with beef Tuesday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08

Chester Smith of Amsterdam, ha:
had The Times sent to his address.
Wheat, flax and corn look fine bu1
oats and hay look slim.
When you want to look at a copy
of The Times ask me for l get extra
copies weekly.
John w. Missick, the Elkhart mer-
chant, is doing lamming business.
Some of the neighbors turned Out
and plowed Uncle Mat Nelson's corn,
to whom he feels very thankful. His
wife is blind and he is very lame as a
result Of his horses getting him down
and tramping on him.
The band boys are getting in fine
shape by their instructor, Claude
Wallace. MN. N.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
ordered that alias execution issue.

ordered that alias execution issue.
In the matter of Mabbott and Rich
amson, petitioners VS. A. Romy, re-
monstrator, taken on appeal from
county court. Finding of the court
against A. Romy, remonstrator, on
the main question in the case, that he
was the losing party within the mean
ing of the law and liable for all costs
legally taxed. Witness fees to the
amount of $1,000 and sheriff fees, to
the amount Of $3.50, illegally taxed
against remonstrator, retaxed against
petitioners, leaving $52.35 costs as
sessed against Romy, remonstrator.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
NJ. E. Church, South.

Sunday school $50 a. m, Childrens'
Day service Hoo q. m. This service
will consist in cradle toll exercise,
songs, Rotations, etc. Epworth
League TOO p. m, preaching service
500 D. m. All are invited to attend
tAese services.
j. A. JARED, Pastor. .
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
North New Home.

Miss Lola Calvert who has been
visiting her parents has returned to
Kansas City.
Born June 2 to R. j. and Mrs.
Sproul, girl.
Mrs. A. j. Bright and son, Lee. OF
Butler were fishing at the Marais des
Cygnes river Saturday.
John Phelps and wife, and John
Jones and family took dinner at Jack
Scaggs Sunday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1911-06-08
Your State Capitol Tax.

The careful business man always
counts the cost and estimates the ben
efits of business enterprise. Apply
ing this method to the proposition to
rebuild the State Capitol, to be voted
on August LIST, what dc we find: The
tax rate being 2 cents on the 500 as
sessed valuation, the following table
will give the cost to you:
Assessed Amount Probable Possible
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-20
Harper G. Mcl11tire Co.
los East Main Street
branch of the Mexican national lines.
Rail Traffic at Standstill.

branch of the Mexican national lines.
| Rail Traffic at StandstiII
| Fifteen bridges have been destroyed
by the insurrectos on the Coahuila and
! Pacific railroad between Parras and
Torreon and railroad traffic in Coahu-
lila and Durango is badly demoralized.
Passenger service between Torreon
and Durango has been interrupted for
six days and there is no immediate
prospect of the resumption of train
service. Traffic is likewise paralyzed
east Of Torreon but an attempt will
probably be made to run a train to
Cuidad Portfirio Diaz over the main
line of the Mexican international to-
morrow or. Friday when the bridges
will have been repaired unless the in
surrectos interfere.
This is not improbable as the rebels
have served notice that they will at
tempt to destroy all bridges between
Torreon and Cuidad Portfirio Diaz.
RebeIs>Fire Aqua Prieta r. r. Station.
Aqua Prieta, Mexico, April 10
Shortly after daylight today daring
band of insurrectos numbering only
half dozen or SO, stole into Aqua Prieta
and set fire to the Nacozari railroad
station, which was destroyed with it's
valuable contents The federals fired
upon the invaders and two or three of
them were killed.
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CHARLTON.

Mrs. 0. B. Ratliff returned yesterday
from few days visit with relatives in
Lucas.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Stote returned
yesterday from few days visit with
relatives in Lucas.
DR.. and Mrs. F. G. Stote returned
from a few days visit in Moravia
with the latter's grandmother.
Miss Ruth Dale of Stanton, is here
for a visit with her sister Mrs. M. L
A'Hern and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Mabel Harmon Of Hopkins. Mo.
is visiting in Charlton with Mesdames
Carl Swanson and Jos. Shelton.
Miss Daisy Hosea returned yester-
day from a brief visit in Osceola with
her sister.
Miss Grace Harding left yesterday
for Alton where she will be employed
in a newspaper office for time.
Mrs. P. w. Pigsley of Ridgeway, Mo,
who had been here attending the fun
eral of her old .neighbor and friend,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-20
AGED man FACES
CHARGE OF CRIME
WILLIAM GRIFFITH is ACCUSED
OF STATUTORY oFFENsE RY
MRS. GALA STEWART.

| Accused by Mrs. Gala Stewart Of a
statutory crime in which her eight
year old daughter Hazel is concerned,
| William Griffith, man about eighty
years old, has been arrested by Officer
Jack Smith and placed in the city jail.
His trial will be held Friday April 2S,
la 1 o'clock.
In relating the story to the court this
morning, Mrs. Stewart stated that
Griffith had been boarding at her home
for several days and that his home was
at Abba. She declared that last night
she went to the Union depot between
the hours of and and while away,
Griffith is said to have committed the
crime. The screams of the child, sail
Mrs. Stewart, brought several of the
neighbor women to the scene. In de-
fault Of $500 bonds Griffith went to
Jail. Friends are endeavoring to pro-
cure his bail.
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ARMISTICE PENDING
PEACE LATEST PLAN
Continued From Page ~

al made by the agent of the revolt
tionists. In it he stipulated certain
minor terms, to which it is believed
there will be objection It is not ex
pected that Francisco I. MaderO, Jr.
will oppose the overtures his agents
have made fer peace. g..
It is believed no time will be lost,
either by the rebels or the govern
ment, in concluding arrangements for
the formal declaration or the arnis-
tice. II.
Minister De La Barra declined to
disclose the conditions Of the arms
tice. The terms proposed in the main
are those made by the revolutionists.
Rebels Capture Mexican Town.
Washington, D. c., April 19.-The
capture by the revolutionists of Santi-
ago Papasquiare in Durango was re-
ported to the state department today.
The total loss on both sides exceeded
100 including a federal captain, two
lieutenants and twenty-five soldiers.
State department advices from Doug
las, Ariz, say the federals at Aqua Pri-
eta are still bringing in bodies. Three
Americans have been found among the
dead revolutionists.
Juarez Attack Momentarily Expected.
Ell Paso, Tex, April 19.-The insur
rectos south of Juarez moved their
cannon nearer that city over night and
appear to be making preparations for
an attack regardless of the rapid fire
guns, masked mortars and mines upon
which the federals mainly rely for
their defense. Juarez spent the night
under arms, momentarily expecting
the battle to open and time and again,
as the rurales scouting in the noun
tains outside the city fired at the curl
ously shaped rocks that look SO much
like men, the cry went up that the at
tack had commenced.
tell of the complete destruction of the
bridge system of the Eagle Pass
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cable with absolute universally. Further
the high court says, the object sought
to be attained by the law must be con-
sidered. In this instance it is clear,
the opinion states that the object
sought was to limit the number of sa-
Ions. This could be done only by
making the law effective upon it's pas
sage and approval by the governor.
This was the intent of the assembly,
the opinion says, and there is no
grounds for believing that the legisla-
ture intended to make it an open ses-
sion for saloon licenses between the
time of the passage of the bill and
July 4,