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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-02
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

First game-Bunalo,, 6; Montreal 3. Second
game-Montreal Z; Buffalo. 8.
First game-Ioronto, I: Rochester, 5. Second
game-T0xonto, 3; Rochester, 0.
Jersey Oity, Z; Newark, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-02
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Harrisburg, 8; Johnstown, 2.
Atlantic City, 8; Trenton. 4.
Allentown, 4; Wilmington, 3.
York, 8: Reading, l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

New Orleans, Z; Memphis, 8.
Nashville Montgomery, ram.
Birmingham, 8; Chattanooga, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-02
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW.
Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Boston
Boston at New York. Brooklyn at New York
Brooklyn at Phila.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-02

For Ave innings yesterday it was a
splendid ball game. Groom was pitching
g1lt-edged ball, and Brown was not far
behind him. The score stood 2 to / in the
Nationals favor, and it seemed that the
losing streak was on a fair way to be
broken. But in the sixth the hopes were
shattered Oldring. the first man up, hit
the first ball pitched for three bases. Col
Inns flied out. and Oldring was held on
third But Milan muffed Bakers fly. Nc
Innis hit to Foster, who touched Baker
as he tried to pass him. Westervelt de-
clared him safe, but Evans said he was
out. At this juncture Strunk's hit passed
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People versus T. W Moore. statutory
larceny; The People versus David
I.leweilyn. peace bond; The People
versus John B. Wells. peace bond: Tae
People versus C. 4. George. obtaining
money by fraudulent means; The Peo-
pie versus Dominic Massini. assault
to Kill: The People versus W J. Tuni-
son. murder; The people versus James
z. Rose burglary and larceny: The
People versus Leon Palmer. larceny
and malicious damage to propert,.
The people versus ]. Miller. larceny
Of live stock; The People versus Joe
Merino. murder two cases. and the
People versus John Hayes. forgery
and passing forged instruments. two
cases
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COLOREG CONVICT ES-
CaPES HsHGNsa'S MOOSE

Fred Walker. the negro sentenced
10 le hanged at tho penitcntiary Tor
tie murder OF Earl swink at Pueblo
a year ago. will spend tho remainder
Of his life In the insane ward OF the
state prison at Canon City as the e
suit OF a decision reached by the board
OF pardons last Friday norBinE. The
members of the board after eSanln-
ing statements made by physicians
who have investigated Walkers case.
decided that the negro always had
been an imbcciie and should not be
held responsible FOR the murder 'i
Swlnk
The date of Walkers hanging was
set for the week OF ortober =. Warden
lyman OF the renitentsary told Gov
ernor shafrosh that he would rcsirn
before No would hang the man. Later
he appeased 20 the soyernor TO iiycsti-
gate walkers sanity ---pcnver Times.
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Big BALD EkGLE CAP
TURED BY C0NVICTS

A big bald eagle. one OF the finest
specimens ever captured in this 81
cinity.. was caught in a snare set hy
coRviets of the convict road camp near
Pinon last Friday. The big eagle was
turned over to County Commissioner
Charles s Glaseoe yesterday and
brought to Pueblo as a present from
the eonvicts to the city.
Commissioner OF Parks Thomas \.
Duke accepted the eagle FOR the civ
and installed 1t in the large cage II
Mineral Palace park. The park EN-
ployes have been expecting battle
between the new arrival and some or
the other eagles as when a new bIr 4
is put in the cage there is generally
contest for snpremacy.-Puehlo
Siar-Journal
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FRIDAY.


"A marriare license was issaed from
the orsee OF the county clerk here on
Rursday 20 Michael Mudracs and
Hannah Rebecca Jones, both Of Rock
vale
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mccandless. hav-
inE recently returned from Denver
'sre nov oecupyins the J. 4. Mocand-
less cottage on East Fourth street
Florence CITIZEN.
At a meeting Of the members q ihe
I GARD of education THURSDAY Dr.
{. A Wilkinson Was chosen to on ths
Naeaucy caused by the resignsiion OF
Jas 4. stnmn some other meters
hut hrEeiy Of routine character,
we're considered At this mornins q
meeting OF the b.ard
Alderman Laio Combs ~cnt 20 West
cnre this afternoon to look after somo
husincas matters requiring his alter.
ton. MT Combs expects TO return "a
Canon CITY ON Friday
Bach from Northwest Thursday sight-
A. T.. Wilson returned 70 Canon city
Thursday night from a several weo's7
husine'0 and pleasure trip to points
in the northwest MIR. Wilson spent
some time ut KaiispAi. Ho1,anH-
where he has some property interests
later proceeding to Seattle where ne
visltcd his sisters.
~ Mrs. G. II Roberts and little son.
, who have been tho guests OF Mr.. and
ltvs W G. Thomas during the rasi
week, loft for their home in Denver
this morning. Mr.. Roberts scccmpani-
ed them here last Saturday and re.
manned until Monday when he return
edsto the city. Mrs. Thomas enter
tained number OF ladies at thimbic
party Thursday Afternoon IN honor Of
Mrs Roberts.
At the regular meeting of woodmen
Of tho World camp last night Il was d.
olded to hold Joint class Initiation
with Florence camp on thu evening q
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DISTRICT
COURT is
CONVENED

The regular November term OF tas
Fremont county district court eonyen-
ed this morning and will continue .e
session for several weeks The JUS
viii not be called until next Monday
and the trial OF the causes cannot be-
gin until that time: the intervening
period being taken up largely in the
consideration Of motions. fixing the
dates for the hearing OF cases and
other matters OF a more or less roH-
tine character.
Both The criminal and civil dockets
contain about the usual number "
entries and they will occupy the at
tentlon Of the court until well on To-
wards the Christmas holidays There
are two murder cases TO be heard
during the term: the People versus
Joe Merino for the assassination n!
haFtoAo NArtlo anu as oE1tANis EAaA-
cisco Caseio. two SiellIan coal miners.
near Rockyale. or the night Of nc
18th OF January Of the current year.
and the People versus W. J. Tunison
for killing George Z. Anstey OF Crib
ble park during a quarrel over water
rights on June 4th.
she criminal docket in full follows:
The People versus stephen Kamfala.
peace bond; The alleged prison Ersf;
cases, The People versus Joseph >
Watson. larceny of I've stock. three
cases: The People versus Fres :.
slc.ola. conspiracy 10 defraud: The
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Society
dndCLubS
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Monday Reading Club

The Monday Reading club met this
week with MIS-. Grace Smith. Macon
avenue. hostess; Mrs. Clarke. preslI-
ing.
The reading OF Lewis Rand was con-
tinued with Mrs Webster and Mrs.
curran as readers. There we're ten
members present and two guests. Mrs.
Frank p. Smith and Miss Myers. Dur
ing the social following the reading.
cheese salad. Nabisco waters, coffee
and tiny pumpkin pies with whipped
cream we're served on individual
walters.
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THURSDAY

Miss Minnie d. Looney of The ca
ierion millinery. underwent a success
fuI operation at the Graves hospital
Wednesday afternoon and today 81
resting very nicely.
FrznlE Aeker. whom II was ui.stnk-
snIy stated In these columns fer
days ago as having taken the Globe
Express eompany's agency AZ sai.dA
has hospital al Idaho sprinss. Colo
szto. and b engaged In the praeti-a
fhedieine there and in the surround
inslowns The salida express aseuey
has teen assamod uy FrsnE asher
a disappointed Colorado pioneer aa
t.s,ion day Vas samuel Cohen e
Denver. an oId-iims resident Of pa,k
county. Mr.. Cohen made the irip from
Denver to Fairplay-A tweHiy-fos sr
hours' ride-oniy to learn that b. had
not registered and he was compel .
20 return TO Denver without voting if
vas the hrsi time be bad not voted
since becoming Of age.
In 9anversation over the telephone
between Richard Houle ana bis son.
Thomas. at Hillside this uorninz &c is
ieAr,sd that the Republicans carried
nearly all OF the Offices IN Custer
county al the election on TUESDAY.
knimet Knuth. tho Republican canli-
date for representative. was suere ls-
fui over william whAlen. the Demo-
.sra,ic nominee. for the Legislature.
( Barnes b RsEan. who ~n- on Thafs-
dAy elected one Of the regents Of ihs
Of the University Of Colorado for iha
long term. was formerly principal ci
the Canon City high school. havin :
been chosen By the board Of education
20 nj out the enEagesnent OF Prof }.
I. c. s~lnney. who resigned short
time after the beginninE Of the schooi
year Mr. RaEan has for number q
years made hia home at sterllnE N
this state.
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Nr,. 7. ". Harding Enter,aip-.

Mrs. T. y. Harding entertained the
members OF the Card Club and iarss
number OF invited guests Friday even.
inr at Five Hundred party. Mrs
Irwin stockton was the fortunate Nin.
ne- q the indy's priye and the gentle
-au prize was won hy Dr Little
Tie serving u q splendid luncheon
coucluded the pleasant evening
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Progress club Halloween Part,

Miss Clara Bachelor was hostess 20
TIE members OF the Progress CLUB.
Monday evening. The meeting Was
given over TO a social inkonor Of the
Halloween holiday The home was
decorated IA novelties and colors call
ing attention to ne sg.-ii Of the occa-
sioa. The entire house WIS lighted
w.th pumpkin jaek-o-lanteras. siy.ag
a weird effect. All The elgb members
were in Halloween costume and mast
ed Various games and the telliDg 6,
gbost stories Allied the hours ~iih
much pleasure. \ fine luncheon was
served by the hoFtess during ,Sc even
inE
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Entertain at Dinner and Cards.

Ward and Mrs. lyman entertain
ed over a score OF their friends -
dinner saturday evening
The later hours were pleasantly
spent With cards. Five Hundred being
the game OF the evening Mrs. T. II
Hardin Jr. and Mr T. NJ. Harding
sr wers the recipients of the trophies
for higa score
TIE AFFAIR was OF a very delighted
chararier
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November goth at W. o. w. hall. The
work will be put on by the head Of
fcers from Denver They expect a
class OF at least sixty-hve candidates.
A big crowd OF members is expected.
S. Il. French. believed TO be the
Oldest man in Fremont county. voted
in the fifth precinct In this city II
Tuesdays election. MIR. French. WAC
resides ON Franklin street. East Can
on, is ninety-one years OF age and is
an ex-soldier OF the Civil war. He Is
a member OF Greenwood Post. No 10.
C. A. r., and has long been identified
with the Republican party.
Fred C. shane-. The new editor and
proprietor OF the Fremont count'1
Leader. arrived here from Denver OH
Thursday and viii at once take active
control OF the newspaper property
recently acquired by purchase from
Messrs. sheridan q TomIinson. uniii
suitable house can be found by Mr..
shatfer his wife and family will re
main in Denver During the campaign
Just closed Mr.. shaffer was secretary
TO Allison stocker. chairman OF the
state central committee OF the Pro
eressiye party.
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From Topeka Paper;

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sardou OF
Seward avenue. entertained for hcs.
Sardou's cousin. Anil johnson. If
Canon CITY. Colo. Thursday eveninr,
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J
Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs W. stansncid,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Perine. Mr.. and Mrs
Y. Isaacasn. Mr.. and Mrs II. Sender
gard. Miss Anna Isaacson. Miss Aman.
da lsaacson. Miss Princcss Painter.
Mr.. Tom johnson, Mr. J. p johnson.
Mr.. John Isaacson and Air. Pete Isaac
son.
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Rel~Lahs Mc~t.

An unusually iarec mcmhcsship y
tended the resaiaF meeting OF Ha
monk Rebekah I>odee Thursday even
Ing
During the regular business Session
Ave candidates were Initiated into tn
degree.
After the close OF the business ses.
sion the "old Baeaelor~" OF the or.
ganikation served nice luncheon.
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Unusually Interesting Meeting oi
Friends in Council.

The Friends In Council met Friday
in the pariors OF Hotel Denton " 5h
the president. Mr.. Allan Bell. In t,.
chair.
The topic for the afternoon was
"A Day with the Red Man. Indian
Customs and Legends: Mrs. T. NJ
Harding. leader Mrs Harding read
a most interesting paper On the maa-
ners and customs OF the Indians. their
sign language and their snpesstitlons,
Different members gave talks on the
Arapahocs cheyennes. ties. Riowas
and NavaJos. More time was speat
on the Utes--fhar tribe having been In
habitanrs Of this section Of the cDan-
try Sketches we're given OF ouTAy
shavano. and chireta-the favoriis
wife o. ouray. who Il still living. Mrs
Bess read a most excellent paper on
Indian Pictorr~phy.r which was
made more than usually Interesting BY
Illustrations she had drawn 70 show
the way IN which the Indians had
pictured on; their thoughts Every
character having some especial mean.
ing.
There was good exhibition OF In.
dian curios. In the way OF rugs. waie'
JUGS, bead work. belts. moccasins ant
baskets one enrions article shows wa.
saddle Eirt. into which vas ~orkes
over a thousand small teeth Tintype.
OF ouray and chipe,a were alsS
shown
M Shore told o. his knowledge a
the Indians in an early day. Ehcn h.
was frelght!ng. and also o: his ac
auAiniance with ouray. whom he Dis
eribed as being very large maa viii
an intelligent face.
Mrs Harding read letter from
David l.. Day editor OF the Sons
Mundoon" Of Durango, N re~ponse t.
letter written By her TO him askiu.
for information of the Indians: anon,
other thiuss n he kne~ where oura,
was buried, Ills reply was that b
had offered $500 and the oaer stu
held good. 20 any enc ~ho would "a
form him IS 10 the burial place
ouray
The meeting was unusually ion.
and one of nor than ordinary In
terest.
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Prof. Ira belong will Lecture Before
Women's Club.

The women's club held an Interest
ing meeting Tuesday afternoon at
shaeffer hall
Mrs. II L. Plummer was leader -os
the afserno1n. handling the subject r..
-current events IN very thorough
manner. Discussions followed the
many TOPIC touched upon
a yery camplete report of the Jane
Adams lecture vas given by Ne
C. c. Sherwood.
The club then adjourned FOR a so-
eiai hour during which time refresh
ments IN keeping with the Hallow.. 81
season vere served.
On nex; Tuesday. November the
18th. Prof Ira DeLong vii speak
before tie club on The Naelstrom of
Modern Business The Woman ,
club wishes 20 extend 10 all the eiuas
Of the cit: and TO all citizens cor
dial invitation 10 hear this lecture.
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TAKE THE RECORD.
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recently acquired by purchase from
Messrs. sheridan q Tomlinson. Untl
a suitable house can be found BY Mr.
shafer his wife and family viii re
main In Denver During the campaign
Just closed Mr.. sharer was secretary
TO Allison stocker. chairman OF the
state central committee OF the Pro
sressiye party.
saIuRDty.
6 r Hughes. late resident at $50
Nonh Fnth street. LETT on Friday fo-
Cripple Greek and Colorado Springs
on Ais way hame 10 Hutchlnzan. Kan
sas. Nr Hueaes lad been here for
itaree o. forr nonihs
Mr and Mrs J. F Blair ana eaild-
ren and clinton Braden have gone 20
Greeley ior.s weeks visit with frienda
The trip was made in the Bradeu an
iomobne.
Mrs. Earl Graham aud sister Ms
Irene Augustine. returned to caaon
City this morning from Basalt. Colo
rado. where they were called ten da.
or two weeks ago BY the death Of ths
la,iers husband Mr. Augustine. u
will be remembered. was killed by the
eSpiosloa Of the boiler OF Denver q
Rio Grande locomotive on which Q
was employed as fireman
August sonnelsnd Of Oklahoma has
purchased from Grant Dickinson what
was formerly the Kirkton ranch on
R2ynolds avenue and viii occupy It
as home about the hrs; OF next Janu-
ary The ranch contains FIVE and
three quarters acres and vas sold
by Mr.. Dickinson on valuation Of
50 900 Mr.. Dickinson takes In part
payment hundred and sixty acre
farm near Woodward. Oklahoma. on
which has grown this year more ,ian
four thousand bushels Of corn.
a0ND,.
A small coal shed. caught from o
hon fire. burned to the ground at i25
Harrison avenue Sunday morning az
4 O'Clock. The she'd made a spco,aeu-
lar biAEe. but was soon under control
by the fire department
The property Is owned by Henry
lH-ekham
Mrs Minnie llurihnrf aud sou. + 6
HurIburi. of Cleveland. Ohio. arrived
last week TO visit Mr. and Mrs. &. ~
Carpenter sMr HulAurt LEI, after a
few days for California. but will re-
turn here IN the eonrse OF week.
Mr aud Mrs. William Staples 49,
turned TO caaon CITY today nom Pow
haitian. Kansas. whsso they were call
ed BY the death Of Mrs. sinplcs- moth
or. which occurred Oh Tuesday OF las,
week.
\ little blaze and great deal n
smoke at waits barber shop oausei
quite a little excitcmcn, at $50 sun
day evening. bu, by the quick action oi
Burt Thomas and Gene Ragsdais The
fro was under control before the flr.
department. which made n quick u-
arrived.
Sunday afternoon NJ. aud Hrs.
Wilils Watson. while arriving thro sh
the tunnels. noticed large bohcat
playing by himself In aud out through
the smaller tunnels through which the
city pipe line runs.
Mira Hannah Lee. who has been vis-
itinE her son. DR. II. c. Leo. company
physician at the Berwipd and Tahasco
mines in Lac Animas counties. arriv-
cd her. last Saturday afternoon aud
Is the gues, of her daughter, Mrs. c.
II. Shirley
Rev. and Mn. o. s. Reed aud Mr..
and Mrs. j. W Emmerson and Master
Konacth Emmerson lcf; this ms ruiag
in the formers automobile for pieas-
nrc trip to Pueblo. Colorado SPRINGS
nri back They expect to return to
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weda.-da, xs.Ical c,.s

The "Wednesday Musical Club met "
regular sessica "wednesday at asss
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at the home OF Miss Beuiah Emmer-
SON Mrs Z. L. Lane read a very in
teresting paper on The Relation uf
Music to the Worlds Culture show
ing what part the art of music had
in the lives Of all countries in ancient
and modern times. The following
very Interesting program was given:
Song of the Ploughman" Bachmaa 4
Miss Emmerson.
Grand March de concert"-......
s.--.--.--- WoHehhaup ~
Miss Hodgin-
spinning Wheel schmal
Mrs. Morey
''Nosfurn ---..-..- Meyer Heiman
Miss swhier.
-Bre'r Rabbit" ..-...-... Mcdowell
Miss whitmore
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The next meeting will be November
20 at the home Of Miss Emmers5n,
512 River
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
. Notice of Forfeiture.

To William M. Conley: You are hereby notified that there has been expended during the year 1911 in labor on these certain quartz claims, known as the Alas ka Belle, Jackpot and Snowflake, lying, being and situated Tn the Valdez mining district, in the re- cOrding precinct of Valdez, in the District of Alaska, the sum of three hundred dollars, lawful money of the United States, the amount required by law to hold said claims for the year, follow ing the performance of the an- nual labor; that said expenditure for lab r, as aforesaid, was made by J.. w. Little. And unless with in ninety days after the compile lion of the publication of this mo- tiCe, to.wit: within ninety days after the 24th day of April, 1912, you contribute your portion Of the. expenses of the aforesaid annual labor for said year, or your interest in said uuartz claims will be forfeiLet and be- come the. property of the under signed, who is your co-owner. ,.
 J. w. LITTLE.
 Fiji st pub. Jan. 24, 1912.
 Last pub. April 25, 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
Notice of Forfeltupe.

T, TO Carl F. Hartman, Mabel Hartman and l.. w. Russell: You and each of you are hereby noLi- lied that. there has been expended during the year 1911 in labor on tnose certain lode mining claims situated on Long Glacier River kotsina River drainage, Chitina recording district, Alaska, to- wit: The Lucy, Alice. George, hed Lead, Anaconda. Emma, Dick, Maud, Susie, Rose, Big Jim, Lit tle Jim, Phyllis and North Star, the sum of 100000 fourteen hundred dollars), lawful money of the United States, the amount required by law to.hold sgid claims for the year following tho that said expenditure for labor Murphy and Jars Fish, the CO., owners of said aims. And un- less within ninety days after the completion of the publication of this notice, to-wit: within ninety days after the 9th day of July, 1912, you contribute your portion of the expenses of the aforesaid annual labor for said year, your interest in said lode claims will be forfeited and become tho pror- criy of the undersigned, who q your co-owners.
 PATRICK MURPHY.
 JAMES FISH.
 Date of first pub. April 10, 'f2.
 Date of last pub. July Q, 1912.
 If you are nni of lrtterheads call and see our new line of bond papers. The flncsi ever brought 10 Valdez.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
NO NEWS RECEIVED
 REGARDING DYKE BILL

\ rumOr was prevalent on the streets that d message had been received stating that htc dyke bill had been defeated in the senate. No such news has been received in the press, in fact the bill will not come up until the committee of the whole Senate again considers uncontrsted bills. The rumor probably grew from persons reading in the outside papers where reference was made to the dyke provision being cut out of the army apprO- priatiOn bill.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
NotIoo to Creditors.

Tn the Probate Court, Valdez Pre-
 cinct, Third Judicial Division,
 Territory of Alaska.
 In the matter of the estate of Charles w. Shelley, dcceascd.-- Notice to Creditors.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Charles W. Shelley, de- ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said estate, 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six (6) months after tho first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at the office of Smith, Bunnell & Web CT, at Valdez, Alaska, the same being the place for the transac- tion of the business of said cs- tate.
 Dated at Valdez. Alaska. lhis 9th day of April, 1912. Administrator of the estate of
 Charles w. Shelley, deceased.
 First pub. April 0, f9ft.
 Last pub. May 8, 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18

The court has been asked Io de- eide what was in the mind of M. J. llcncy, the millionaire road contractor, when he devised in his will $6,O00 To Richard IT. simpson, n total stranger whom he is said Io have never met in his life, and omitted any Request io his old friend Hamilton Ross Simpson, his foreman of con- structiou % on,.i'the ~ rock -hewn rOadbcd of the Copper River & Northwestern railway of Ala Jka.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-18
.0R0zC0 WILL
 AID AMERICANS Rebel General Says Bandits are offshoots of the Federal
 Army

Chihuahua, April l8--Gcncral OrOZco, leader of the rrbc army, has promised to protect American citizens and their property.
 The rebel General states the rowing bands of bandits have no connection with his army, and that many, of the deprcdations are committed by federal soldiers maSqucrading as rebels.