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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
p. Holiday. has returned to Ric

mond
DR.. ]. o. Hart. of Ashland. is visiting
at the home of John W. Nicholas
Misses Alice Walford and Virginia
Pollard. Of Richmond. are visiting Miss
Mary Jones.
Miss Norella Jennings, who has
been visiting Miss Mary Paulett at
Clear View" has returned to her
home In Richmond
Mrs. j. H. Fox and Miss Brownie
FOX. who have been visiting relatives
in New York. have returned home
Miss Elizabeth Fair. who has been
the guest of Miss Lizzie Bsal. left
several days ago for her home in
Richmond
W, NJ. wade. Jr.. of Richmond. is
visiting his grandmother. Mrs. NJ NJ.
Blair
r. l. Heath and wife, Of Esmont.
We're in town this week
DR.. B. L. billiard has returned from
trip to the seashore.
r. ]. Wade. OF Richmond will spend
Sunday at his old homo here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

Cooper. of Fort Smith. Ark: Misses.
GMarver and Scott of Canada; Miss
MT and Mrs. William Hassineer en-
tertained a party OF young people "a
s .heir summer cottage on White Ton
Noun Mountain for few days during the
week Among those In the party were
MISSES MISSES Lucille and frankie Scott.
N MlIiie Trigg, Mary Lee Honaker. ottie
wells. al of Abingdon: Matte Beii
9l FRANKLIN. La: Helena Fopeano az
Hew YORK; Mrs Carrie Anderson OF,
wise WISE, Va: Messrs. I. j. Blackley.
Bristol oB'
:, Mrs w. H. T. swuires, Of norfolk
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Joseph,
/. Kelly. She was the guest Of honor
al an informal tea given by Mrs. Rob..
ert w. Kelly. on Oak Street.
mrs. II. c. Travis and daughter Mis-.
Edith Travis. are visiting relatives al
so Mrs Walter Lcsk. of Winston
Ter. Mrs. John c. Anderson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Appo1nattox Social News

Especial TO The Times Dlspatchl
ApponattoA. Va, August l2.-Msses EuIa
May Burke. Mary Irby and Venona Sears
left this morning for Atiantn on a visit
Miss Ivy smith. of Christansburg is visit
Ing Miss Carrie Hunter.
Misses Ruby Brauer. Ida Bailey and Mrs
f. II. Hammersly. OF Richmond, are guests
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Cald-
we'll
Miss Fannie Shaw. who spent several
weeks with her sister here. Mrs. y. " ivy
Carolina
Mrs NJ. II. Wright. of Lexington. is Wis
ting relatives here
G. A. Runner left last Monday night for
Ohio 10 visit his home folks
h c. Babcock was in Richmond last week
Herbert Elliott and wife of Roanoke. and
Luther Mckinney came down In the form
ers touring car for few days visit at tbs
sherif's home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Brian Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispa tcn.l
Brian, Va. August 12.-NIrs. j. N.
walker and Master John Walker. Jr.,
are visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Miss Maria Lee. Of Richmond. Is
visiting the Misses Ester at Mansfield.
Professor @ H. Nixon is visiting
his parents.
j. n Walker has returned home
from n business trip to Poindexter.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Duke has returned home
from visit to friends at Louisa
Miss Mary Wallace Ashby. of STAFF
Cherry Grove.
Mrs. Mary Mason has returned home
from visit to friends in Orange.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Marion Social News
Especial to The Tlmes-pIspatch

Marion Va August 12-Mr. and Mrs c.
S. Wassnnn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. coyner. Mt.
ana Mrs Il. NJ. Gwyn, I. X. Groseclose and
DR. z. NJ Copenhaver and Senator A T.
Lincoln attended the horse show mt Pulaski
this week.
Mrs George w. Richardson and Mise
Oracle Buchanan left Wednesday for n
months stay q; Washington Springs. where
they were Joined by Mrs. =. NJ shannon
and Miss Ella Richardson. 81 Saltviiie and
Mrs. j. b, Huffard. of Glen Ferris w va,
george w Richardson left Friday night
for Virginia Beach. where he will spend A
few days with his brothers, John w. of
Richmond. and e. r., of New York
Mrs. Willie Johnston and her daughter
carrie Lou. are visiting Mrs. Johnston 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Bristol Social News
Especial to The Times-DIspatch

ISIIeyIdI 70 TIC lmeS-DISpa tCh-I
Bristol Va, August l2.--Mrs Frank
7. blanchard entertained half hun
dred or the younger members OF So
ciety at her home on Maryland Ave
nue. on Monday afternoon compli-
mentary to her niece. Miss Cornelia
Quarles. of Baltimore. The home. was
beautifully decorated with sunhowers
and ferns. and was scene of joyous
animation between the hours OF and
o'clock The games INDUCED in
We're "Rook" and 500" Among tho
visiting girls present we're Miss Ryrse
Moore. of Baltimore. Miss Frances
Moore of Chariestown, ". Va; Mrs
winston: Miss Gladys Garrett. OF Fort
Smith. Ark: Miss Lucy Katherine
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Scottsville Social News.
Especial to The Times-pispatch

W 7 D1SpW
Scottsville, Va, August 12.-Some
young men and women have gotten
up a camping, party and Will spend
week on Rockfsh River. near Schuy-
Ter. They left Thursday morning for
the camping grounds. with tents. pro
visions, etc The party is as follows:
Misses Rachel Beal. Eva Briggs
Louise Beal. Irene Briggs. Mary and
Ann Browne Louise and Maurice COY,
Elizabeth Gates. Winnie Pitts. Louise
Williams. Emily Iwiniams. Martha.
Maud and Sarah billiard. Mrs G. w
Briggs, and Mrs. It. Il Williams
Samuel r. Gault. Lee Bruce, Edward
Browne. Henry Harris, W. O. Rhodes
Fred Lane, Woody Rhodes. John and
Lindsay Pitts. Thomas Williams
George and John Briggs and T. r.
Bruce.
Mrs E. r. Chesterman, who has
been visiting at the home Of Mira. j,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
daushter. Mrs W. E. Francis. on Eas, Main

daughter, Mrs W. E Francis. on East Main
Street.
Leith venable and family. of Richmond.
are visiting Mfr and Mrs. ]. r. Venable.
MIS- Anna squ!res and children. OF Nor
folk. are spending the summer In this sec
ton with relatives.
r. j. Campbell and wife. OF Kansas are
visitors at j. c. Campbelrs
Dr. j. ". Beiden, wife and son. of New
orleans. are visiting Mrs. W. B. Jackson.
Mesdames B. F. Buchanan and e NJ CO.
penha"er. left last Friday on en- excursion
trip TO Niagara Fails. Toronto and other in
teTesting points. They will be gone about
ten days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
r spending several week, a, Ha,

home after spending several weeks at Bay
Head. Mass.
MIS- Aline Stump. OF Washington, and
Robert Stump. of Fairfax Courthouse spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs John
stump. who are at Mrs.. NJ @. Douglass for
eeveral weeks.
Alfred Homer. OF Washing 4. SPEND
ing some time In Warrenton with his
brother. Charles Horner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

has returned home from v,.i, to Edward
Harrison at "Ncston'
Mrs. s. A Clark and two little daush,ers
who have been visiting friends in Rich
mond foE the past three weaks. are at their
home. "Hardens"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13

evening. having come from Norfolk In
their launch.
Mrs. John Eastwood. OF Washington.
is the latest addition to the house
party given by Mrs. "A. j. Crane, of
Omaha. Neb.. who Is here for the sum
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-13
Another Great Sale OF
Sheets and showcases

now 'os sheets size 'a.'o Cleanup Sale price 42c
6oc Sheets, size 72xeo extra heavy; special 49c
to es sssss i.e s.?o only two dozen left CSC
each snss'' SIZE so.,o extra heavy; special CSC
sGSS s5ssax hs special s 79c
eia e each P"snt Anchor Sheets size sis9o 'ps 69c
1sc Pillow Cases. size 42x36; special each. -. 9Xc
4ssS zsa ex tae spec in',a Pillow Gases size 2c
Sl.2s Double Bed Size White Spreads new 90
designs; special, each Observation-Disclosures. JOG
$500 Extra Heavy Double Bed Size White Ct 40
Crochet Spreads special, each. .......... sDk no
$500 Satin Marseies Double Bed size, CO 90
handsome designs; special each. ......... sDZsC0
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
TRINIDAD DOCTOR
IS PROFICIENT
Government Presents DR.. o. F.
Adams With Diploma for
Expert Use of0 xygen Hell.
met.

Trinidad. colo. April 3-Dr %. +
Adams. who ~ the camp physician
and surgeon at s.guudo. ~ the proud
posscssor of the first diploma is-ue'l
by the government ~ recognition at
proficiency In the use Of the oxygen
helmet
He has jas, received his diploma
from Prof. J. 4. Roberts, who has
charg. of the United states govern
ment rescue ear, which is IN scrNic"
TRIMMING miners In the different coal
camps In the us" uf oxygen helmets
ana the FIRST AID 10 the injured
The efficiency 81 tn. oxygen he'll
NETS IN mine rescue work has been
proven time after time. Without their
aid 1t would be- impossible for rescue
corps to penetrate deep into mines
owing to- the deadly black damp which
almos, Invariably fills IN. mines fol
lowing explosions Through visits Ia
the different camps and III" holding
OF schools thcr, Tor giving lnStruc-
tiuns IN rescue work, many miners
now understand thg use OF the helmets
and Also how Ga give most effective
aid io their injured comrades.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
CONTRACTOR HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
Blast of Dynamite Blows
George Walton of Fairview,
Ariz., Twenty Feet in Air;
Nearly Killed.

Williams, Ariz.. April s.--Georgo
Walton, railroad contractor AZ
Farvirw, was blown about twenty
feet in the air. on Friday OF last
week by blast aud miraculously es-
capped death by the thousAndth part
of an inch Had ho made another
stop forward or had he reached the
blast q sccond later he would have p.en
blown To- atoms. As Walton weighs
ia ia. n.ighborhood of ESQ pounds, II
can easily b. imagined that tlcre was
considerable force behind the eS-
plosion,
Th,rr wrr, three blasts sct M h.
a bate rs, and for some unknown r"a.
son only two exploded. Thinking All
three had gone on. Walton walked
toward the holes and was In the act
Of STOPPING over for Investigation
when the third shot went on The
explosion lif;od him In the air ~
though ne were feather several
men ncarnN, who saw the accident
hast' ned to thr scene. expecting tu
find HIM mangled beyond recognition,
but were astonished to ana that ne
TJs not even seriously injured IN
other man was slightly iljnr"d about
the head aud face bN the explosion.
Walton WAS brought "a the hospital
here. ana at present writing has ai-
most recovered from ia. effects OF
his Involuntary .e.,d fieit V~
ewes were not injured rer was his
face dishgurcd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
CATARRH IS SURELY A
DANGEROUS DISEASE

Thousands 90 people allow catorrh
~ slowly undermine the whole sys-
tenn untl serious disease develop.
--sometimes consumption
People who have oatarrh should
use every cftort To get rid Of IL. bu,
should above all adopt a sensible
method.
stomach dosing sprays and DOUGH
cS won't cure caturrh because II liz q
germ disease. aud the germs must be
destroyed before the disease can DE
conquered.
HyOMEi rs the one nsiblo cure for
catarrh because IL reaches every fold
Crevice ana nook IN the mucous mem
hranc ana gets where tie germs are.
You breathe UYOMEl and as It
passes over the iufllmod membrane
rs soothng influence heals tho sore
ness and destroys the germs
\ complete lIYoMEl outht costs
Sl.0O This consists of bottle of
HYoMEi ana hard rubber inhaler.
Pour few drop of HyOMEl into
the Inhaler and breathe IL a few min
utos ctch day. thafs an you have Ia
Do. !, Is guaranteed %, J. II O'Ricl-
ley co, and druggists everywhere "a
care calarrh. coughs colds and core
throat ar MONEY back Extra bottle
ct HYpMEl costs 30 cents. Free
trial SIMPLE on request from Booths
iiy"mcl co, HunWo. y V
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
WOMAN JUMPS ON A
WILD CAT, KILLS 1T
Ns> samuel u. Edwards Ias,ssls on
\niiuai Min Boih tcct aud u
ni,s QuicklN.

Mcuntainair, \ NJ. April .. Mrs.
samuel II Edwards never liyod in
chicago. but she Jumped on a full
grown bob lal the other day with
both feet aud Killed II. says the Noun
tainair Messenger she Was IN the
yard with the baby In her arms ana
started around the corner of the
house Just as she turned the corner
she came face to face with run
grown bob cat. evidently attracted
there las some OF those fat RVS for
which tn. Edwards farm IL lannon's.
\ little dog was with her ana thr cat
made Tor the dog and AZ IN" same
Time she made for the cat. she land
ed squarely on that part u' The anat-
omy where the chicken ~ supposed 10
get the axe. and then womanl@r she
screamed Mr. Edwards. who VAS
close by. took In IN. situation az a
glance and hurried Ia the scene with
Weapons of defense. but n, got ,hcr.
too late. The eat Was dead
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
|NSURnEC1O SAID
TO Be AFTER
RECRUITS
Mexican Revolutionist Officer
in Clovis Offering Liberal
Money to Soldiers of For
tune. Is Rumor.

clovis y. NJ. April s.-Cloyis has
az Last developed real I've war SEN
satlun An nsurrccto recruiting Of
ficer has been here. according 10 the
testimony ui prominent clovis people
who say they were approached hv
him and Offered most lucrative port
lions IN one capacity 90 another it
they would "a with HIM To- ~ Pasc
80 he transferred acrusS IA" river
whore they could Join the arm, of
fortune ana he,omr rich in gold.
lands aud name Louis y. Fletcher,
of IN, Boyic-Flctchcr COMPANY Of This
civ aud q wcil anoWu toN rsman. IL
credited with "a, sturt that he WIa
approached by this officer. and tht'
uo iaior visited him al his rooms ia
% certain motel iu this city. Whrg' he
entire program 80 fsr H~ toe recruit
mag suoi.ei might ID, concerned. W.s
lId bare,
90 was Offered 5000 Ia Mexicnr
nonel por month. U, transportation
80 90, Madcro ranip tla W paso and
90 good position as hcippr and clerk
ia the ammunition store house iu unc
nf th. northern provinces ~ I would
81 usont 90 go with this mau aud his
crew which lcft here lsst SUNDAY att
oruoon. said Mr. Fletcher Boo talking
VITA HcralB Representative, this
week
This Mexican recruiting man. whose
uame We are not "a liberty Go divulgc
ALSO talked uiih number of other
CLOVIS people, among tncm 'e'ug :
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
ALLEGED PERJURER
JAILED IN Ell PASO
Judge Harper srnl, Witness 10 pri,-
IN because he >worc taisr'y. u
u Claimed. In CASE against Enemy.

ri paso, Tex April 3.--A dramatic
incident occurred ~ the 3tth district
court Friday when Judge Harper or
d.r.d Jesus dr H. Cruz taken to iail
for perjury after Hc had left the wit
ness stand Wher" he testified against
Amada Guticr,z, Charged with burg
larry. sheriff Edwards promptly seiz-
ed th" HitIess ana hustled him into
the hands oi deputies who took him
Ia iail
Amado Gntierez vas charged with
stealing hay and Jesus de la cruz tes-
titled that 10 saw defendant taking
the has out OF a side window. The
owner 90 the hay testiicd that he had
los, ht,le hay. hut that IL could not
have been taken through the side
window as ,t wa nailed M and never
upcnel
tn, examination lso developed the
fact that cruz bad o. ~ for the ptisOn-
80 and had once before made COM
plain, Ia the Officers about Guticrez.
The lufy acquitted Amndo Gutierrez
ana Warrant WAS lssucd from Justice
Mcrliniock' court for the formal ar
rect of cruz ON the charge of per-
Jury.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
LAKE FOREST BOYS
MAKE Bis HIT
Crowded House Hears Spleen
did Program of College
Songs and Is Pleased With
Unique Vaudeville Stunts.

IN evening of absolute delight was
enjoyed bN the audience that throng-
ed tn" Elks' th.aier literally To- the
doors AZ the performance nf the Lake
Forest ilec club SATURDAY night. The
performance was on, of the popular
series under tn" direction of the san
"a fc reading room service. and was
generously oponed Ia the public by
Ia" employees. who paid for the house
los subscription
tn" club. under the direction OF
George \. Brewster. was overflowing
with music ana ViNacity. and the hap
py atmosphere of collcg. daNS which
p'rNaded IN" evening lent no small
portion Ia the charms oi the perform.
ancc
Among an excellent selection OF
mcdlcys and catchy ballads were In
PRODUCED several complete novelties
These included u trick piano soto. In
which the performer rendered one Of
hopin's classics entirely with his left
hand
vaudeville sketch. fun af silly
things said by a silly boy" was Well
received. as were the ridiculous an
tics Of tramp who climbed upon
IA. stage Ia execute some good music
la an eccentric style.
An excellent violin solo and catchy
readings were included la the pro-
gram.
Perhaps the hit Of the evening was
"a nursery song sung by an oct"t'e IN
BAHAMAS. each performer hearing u
lighted candle upon the darkcn"d
stage.
The program closed with a dieni-
fled hymn Ia their alma mater, an IN
stitution which has reason Ia he
proud of the polish and ability Of its
musical club.
The boys are an the eighteenth an
nual tour of their organization, and
must hurry back "a Illinois upon their
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
GO tn THE REsCCE.
Don't Wait Ttit It's Too I.ntc--lollow
the Example of nm Albuquerque
Citizen

Rescue the aching back
IT II keeps on aching, trouble
Ncomes.
Backache In kidney ache.
II YOU neglect shc kidneys warning.
Look out for urinary trouble dia-
hctes.
This Albuquerque citizen will show
you how To- go To- the rescue.
Mrs. q. Lensch. ITO r.. Lead Ave.
Albuquerque, ~ ~, says For over
q year I was subject 10 pains In my
left side. just below my kidneys
There were sw"ilinss over my kidneys
ana ! could not move suddenly with
out misery, The least twist or turn
caused sharp twingcs and " ! took
cold II always settled IN my kidneys.
making me feel worse than ever. In
the morning ON arising my hack was
very painful. Finally Was led 10 try
Doan's Kidney Pills. after hearing
that number of my friends had taxi
en them with success. The contents
OF one hox completely relieved me Of
the pain ana distress and | have had
no recurrence of kidney trouble. II
is pleasure for me so recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--- Doan's- sand
take no other co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

arrival ~ Los Angeles, for they are
only touring through the Easter va
cation
They viii make ,n all eleven stops
on the trip. Their entertainment Is
being Hospitality looked after bN the
santa +" railroad. 80 IN" instance ~
superintendent uf Reading Rooms :.
10 Bueser. and they pronounce
themselves as delighted with the good
times that their kind hosts offer.
Though the best equipment ct tho
road Is at their disposal. the pre-
icrcrd to ride into Albuquerque on the
top 81 a freight. singing and shouting
their college enthusiasm To- the
startled pra;rics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
NEW TELEPHONE LINES
TO BE CONSTRUCTED
rl,orniN MAY Talk to kaM>.s. ct, and
Sasn Francisco Before End of
Month.

Phoenix, Ari2.. April IA crew VIII
begin today to- string wires Ia Mari
copa for the Phoenix branch of the
new trans-contincnial tclephon, line
being Installed bv Ia, Consolidated
T'i"phon, company. In connection
with other Telephone concerns east ~
ARIZONA and California
poles Tor an out - mrc ~ the
main iIne across Arizona Nhich fol-
lows the southern pacinc railway.
have been set up. Two crews az. en-
gagged IN this work. one out OF Tue
son and the other out of Yuma The
crew working from Tucson IL q short
distance w'st of Maricopa and the
other ~ almost to sentinel
SLOW progress has bccn made by
the crew that started from Yuma be-
cause OF the hard character of the
ggound. Ncgr.y ,vcry hole had To be
blasted out OF caliche. or In some
places. rock
East of Tucson tho rans.continen-
tai line. which will give Phoenix tel.
epaonic communication with Kansas
cl'y. III Paso and numerous other big
cities. IL complete except for the
si9inging Of wires. The line 10 Califor.
mia l. also practically complete.
IL T. expected that II viii require
about ten days to complete tn. string
Ing of tho new wire To- Maricopa. No
new poles for this branch have been
set. the Western Union poles being
used. strong hopes are entertained
that the trans-coniinental lin. viii be
iinishtd IN the last day Of April.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03
TURQUOISE CASE
IS DECIDED N
SUPREME COURT
Ryans Get Judgment for $685..
600 Following Lengthy
Fight in Arizona Courts;
Appeal May Be Taken.

Phoenix. Afix. April IN u DO.
clsion handed down recently tbs su-
prcmc court OF Arizona reaffrnod IT.
former decision In the case of RYAN
i'roih.rs W Tcvis ana McKi,irick. IA
which damages 80 the extent of ,GS.-
eco Mere awarded the plaintiffs
This ease. which has been In the
courts uf TIA" territory for several
years, grew out of what the Ryaus
claim was breach OF coutrac: on THE
part of Mcssrs, TcHs and Mckhirick
In dealings In connection with the
Turquoise Min" and Sncli.r company
a. Glc'son Some years ago an ui the
parties connected with the suit were
stockholders IN that company. the
i,yans holding The controlling inter-
est Tn. company becam" Involved
ana ~ property vas about 10 be dis
! posed Of hy shcritf's sale when to
save Il the Ryans turned The control
over Ia Mossrs Tovis ana Mckl,trick.
with the understanding thu, they were
to hold II tor two years. during which
time they were Ia follow definite
plan OF Improvement or II was Go re-
| vert to the lkNans
~ the end OF the two years the
| Ryan brothers claimed that not only
| had the defendants failed to do the
things agreed ON. but had also roor-
ganized the company ia such man
ncr as To- freeze them out entirely.
aud on this proposition they iHs,nutad
suit for damages nf 500 600 on
breach of contract Th. amount OF
La. .Il..ls u.
| To- ta0o.00o When The cas-, came up
Tor trial IN the fail of 1905 change
of venue Was taken from Cochis.
county Co Maricopa county, and II was
/ tried in December OF that year before
Judge Kent and the IurS awarded "a
verdict of si32.on0 10 the Rlans.
! An appeal was taken ana In Aprll
/ 1910. IA. supreme court affirmed the
/ finding of the jury 10 the lower cont
I but reduced IN" amount uf the judg-
( meni to s6snoo claiming that as the
| IAaus had been sturk hoidcrs OF the
mining company NJ all times the orig
ina amount of damages allowed was
excessive. Both parties L. the suit
immediately ashed u rch.aring of the
ease, aud the decision lust rendered
Is the result ot this rohoaring
The only course open to continue
| the litigation ia the ease is To take
an appeal Co the supreme cour, ~
( the United states. Whether such an
appeal Viii De taken bV oilh,r side
has not Yet hcon announced.
The Ryan brothers who are the
plaintiffs IN tho case. were formerly
well known locally Both ol the de-
PENDANTS are wealthy Californians who
have been interested Ia number Of
enterprises in this country. That
ihey are absolutely able to pay the
| amount OF the damages should No
appeal be taken. or IN the event that
the higher court affirmed the present
finding Ia shown by the fact that they
have filed bonds amounting To- over
s3no, 900 Ia cover the claim while tho
case ~ pending in the courts.
Neal ana suffer of this city. Eugene
Ives Of Tucson and j. T. kingsoury
OF Tombstone have been the attorneys
for tn. i,yans in the case, ana i,nn
Goodrich and ,has Bowman Of
Tombstone and a. &, Baker of Pho.-
nix have represented IN. defendants.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

p1ny Oi this city ana Ia him some OF
his plans were unfold"d after hc was
assured that nothing would De said of
Ii unit he had LEFT the city
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-03

Don't figure on hard work an OF the
time, but try and use your head a
little once In "A while, II you earn
$40 per week. invest 81 OF II In "A vii
lard town lot NJ the end of five years
you win have made more out ~ your
head work than out OF the sweat of
your brow.