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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Let All Arizona Heed Thanksgiving Day

From time immemorial it has been the custom of the Chrson wOd to annually consecrate day Thanksgiving occasion that takes universal aspect and makes mankind akn when regard of past vcistudes existing dis impending disaster all become applicants and offer up thanks to the Benign Almoner is day of contri ton but rather, occasion for rejoicing and making public recognition of heavenly blessings.
 As we have prospered and been spared from want the rgcrs of the elements from pestence death should conttey offer thanks for the manifold blessing thus enjoyed
 Arizona the exclusion of the balance of great do main will be justified offering up generous thanks have been blessed through individual and concentrated deavos and permitted to emerge from condition o vassaage sovereign state of progress and prosperity have capped state of hon age that harassed enterprise worked hardship mankind and retarded honest endeavor from dsagreeab situation have escaped the pnace of state hood and entered the ranks of pgess aPPauded by the world for conservative iarreachng individual guar dianshp for man, and rrncip with which We sur rounded ourselves by the adoption of the attest state son written following which by inspiration the the bull .ar of successful governme Then why should Arizona offer up thanks freely and fully?
 Our mines producing beyond the expectations of tn sangune herds healthy and increasing the hus bandman reapng rch reward numbers being aug mented by desirable citizenship and health prevails through the grand state o Arizona
 The PRosPECToR points with pride the fact that every industry in Cochise county ourshng citizens gen. ea prosperous and conened and those of Tombstone rich in efrelance having abiding faith in the future of the grand old camp
 Then, tomorrow. 1t that commonwealth, generally individually and one offer up hearty thanks for the manifold blessings generously bestowed during the past
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Some of Cochise's
 Wonderful Climate

An enthusisst Dragon corres- pondent writes:
 "It is g conceded fac ,tha Arizona has the finest climate m the world. and that C'cni-e c. unfy ba- the fhes in Afis 'n also t".t Dfsgo'.u ,s sec ond to none, in Cocblse county; so where does our noun sin town stsno in the mix-up. We gre ready 70 prove our assertion, spd offer the frllo~ing tn snhstant' te us. No one ever d' iu Dragon. and .e offer Jsb-z 'e stsr. age Si; ~bo is th D ddy -xt tu pr D W I-rr, 75 yafe;J 'i"gr. 73 ,a'-. -.tI-, io |, low 'he xid- be w.en the age rl 6( ana 70 t. the nu ..ier of sw-.v- | tif cen. and ss tu the Iniants, be-,~.ta 6 and 6); they are 100 num-rnus hl ne |" cOnot. II any one desires ', live forever, come to Drag on. or | 10 king 'xhAt the doctor ordered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Broncho Mine
 Resumes Operations

The Bsnncho mines, near Charles ton, famed ID Cocbi-e county history ard scene oi early Apache rs d.. is sc he reopened and tie mineral values that attracted the pioneer locator ie to b. developed.
 -- Fl. I. Fisher. the prominent Co., cb,se county mining msn, who has heen interested in the group for 20 many years and never Iort faith in ite mineral possibilities. hss taken charge of the work 0: resumption and th's m6rning the preliminary of starting same. unsstering the mine and pros- ecnte active development was begun ct the historic camp.
 Mir Fisher stst that the present shaft will he sunk 60n feet and . thor- oLgb exploration Of that section un. dertsken- Work on ether mines Of the group has also been ordered and en ploy men' thus eiyen to . good force of n,pers, pumpmen and me- cbsnice.
 A number of Tombstone miners ere at work at the Bropcho snd good reports are expected from the develop ment
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Merchant Prince
 of Sonora

Passiog through Cochise county in transit from Fr,nteras, where he has l.rge mercantile and f.rming inter- ests. Gee Hing reputed to be the merchant prince" oi has race ip sc- nora. lefs ys-tsrd.y for Ensen d. L'wer California. It is understood 70 b- his intention to pass some time there. loosine over the field to see whether . branch Of his mercsn- tile busiu. ss would pay there. ss soon ss the revolutionary disturbances have ended.
 Hing has stores scattered all over 6rnors. having embellishments i. Tronterss, Nsco, Osnsnes end Her. mosillo He has also large farming interesfs. -his pots'o plantation ss Frooterss being one of the largest in that section. Hing is . shrewd ob- s~rver of the main chance snd hi- de- 'ision so sote, the En -ensds ielG will be Enre warrant that there is much money to be mode
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Arizona Supreme
 Court Decisions

The follo~ ing supreme cour, decis- ions were handed down Saturday at Phoenix:
 Criminal Docket No BIT. Apolon- io Flores, appellant vf. The State of Ar'zons, respondent. appeal from 6 judgment 0, the Di-trict Court of the Fourth Jud,cial district fo the Territory of Arizons, in and fnr Mo- have county. Edward M Doe, judge. Appeal dismissed.
 Crvil Docket. Charles W. Brush, sppelIapt, vs Robert E. Root ,appellee, appeal from . judgment of the terri. torisi district court of Cochise coun. ty, Fletcher Nj Dosn. Judge. Judg- ment affirmed.
 Civil Docket No 1890. Paul B. Warnekros, appellant, vs Charles Bowman. appellee; appeal from . judgment Of the C"chise county dis 'rict court. Fletcher Nj Dosn, judge, Iudgment reversed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Three Suits for
 $45,0O0 Damages

Three snits were filed with the c'erk of the suier'or cour st Ph's nix sgains Edward V Wells. The suits are all for dsmspss and the total amount is $45. 100. The su:t arose ont of the coil>pse oi e building oL the 18th cf ssptembe'. Several o' the workman st the time were in. jared and they claim tbs, t was due 10 egIiRence on the part of the owner.
 The fret .uir is brought by Arthur Rsnner for q. 900. Thomas Kelley, another workman on the building sues for s .Oo0. William William claims that he will never be able 10 work again, and wishes compensation at the rate of slOO . month for the time that he would naturally be able to esro his liviihood Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Brutal Murder
 of Tombstonite

Go Saturday evening about 6:30 o'cIork. Tombssone wss shocked up,n receipt of the news that WI Bruner, . we'll known TombstoDer and famili- arly kuown e Jack Bruner. bad been killed at Turner by Gsbe Adams, . cowboy in the employ Of the Boquillss Land < Ca'tlo company. The cir cumstsnces of the killing ind,ca'e . brutal murder, since no provocatiap was had, the in. nensive victim being killed outright without the elightesr warning of danger.
 The killing occurred st Tur. CT Bruner was talking to . friend. when Adams. who had been drinking heavi ly. suddeniy stepped up from the side pulling his six.shooser. sod with the ~ords. "I'ii 6x you," shot Bruner shrougb the head. the bullet entering the right side and emerged on the Iefs side above the temple. He wss instantly killed.
 Adsms was immediately overpowsr cd by bystsoders and . scoffl fos pos session of the gun followed. it being wrested from the maniac with difficult tv.
 No provocstion is sssigned for the vsnsOu deed, n.itber having had words before and is is known thss the dead man was of quiet. inoRsusive dispositioo highly regarded end as the siDs os his death wss foreman of the county rosd work in tbs' section.
 The body fl BFunes was brought to Tombssone and the sorrowful news broken to the widowed wife apd be- refs children who weFe plunged into despess despair upon bearing the tes- rbIs ssws. Bruner leaves wife end thsee children. which sdds to the s.d chapter ef the hssstrendins tragedy
 The funeral services will occur shis
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Sonora Refugee
 Thought Insane

Clark Friend. who is refugee from Sonora is ID the Tombstone jail and will be examined by the insane com- missioners Wednesday.
 Friend was . prosperous gardner md rancher of the Cos. Sonora, de. trict, until 1t became necessary for him to fee on account of the rebels. This has prayed upon his mind end Is re- poosible for his reseni condition.
 He has . wife and seven emil. ren, the lde-t oi whom is sop, Is, ard the youngest . small baby
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Pleas mt Farewell
 Surprise Party

Lsst Saturday evening, at the home of Mir and Mrs Jas Sanders, on Sch 6 rect . pleasant fs ewell surpriee party wss given in honor of Mics I ssie Jopes. niece of Mir and Mrs Sanders. who left for Tucson yester. day to in her parents. A mast pleas int time vas accorded all; cards, gsmes. rusic and refreshments being the rincipa! events of the evening. The merrymsking continued till al. most midnight when the guests de- rsr cd for their respect ve homes, bid- ding farewell ard best wishes to their departing young friend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Warrant for
 Campa's Arrest

4 wsrran 'or the arrest of Emilio Campa. the former Mexican rebel leader. wss issued by Federal Com missioner J. D Taylor atBi-bee Sat. urdsy. Mexico has requested his ext-sdition u. on charges of murder and robbery. CsmDa is now in jail iu Tucscn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
From Mondays Daily.

B Nser the merchant prince of Benson. was a Tombstoue visitor to- day on a briei business visit.
 Keith Preston sss over from Doug las yesterday.
 Wm Gosr, owner of be Gosr group of mines n tbe Dragons, wac a vis;- tor ye-terdsv from Bisbse, going to hi- minss on 6 trip c In-pection.
 Attorneys ssmes. Cs-s. Lockwood .bd evenson were over from Doug las tudsy being called here on he case of Douglas National Bank vs Kline, being heard before Judge 0'C..n, or this afternoon. Judg. O'coouor of Florence arrived is m rning tn hold couTt ID several Drc ise civil cases ID ~hich Judge Sut CT ws- di.qus'ii.d. The Judge has presided n the supreme court bench here once before. having passed on the fam ,us sGle-sop-Costello cssG He has many friends here who are 1 pleased t. greet him
 Tom Hood wac county seat visitor y.s,erdsy from sne big valley.
 B geseemsst,r q W Ford of the E 'P&S N and vie. returned yesterday rom vistt Oklahoma and eastern point.
 IN Soicott is out with . new Oserl nd curing car and wac seen on
 rhs b,ulevards yesterday with tho nes Au o. he car is besuy and much admired.
 WK NJ .de left for Bisbee today ', O., brief u.,ness visit.
 That rush to the gold fields Of the 3 liar north sy be all right for all ex- :. ic.pt tho-e ho aye apt to experience chilling Of the peds. extren ities. II I.hnny " .ilisns. the popular mayo
 r of Bishee, visited Tombstone late Ss urday evening on business of i'm .
 portance and returned early yesterday
 morning to the big copper camp
 Mayor Williams 6 ways finds a hearty
 welcome am. ng old time Tom bston lers, among whom be is 6 veritable ipioneer.
 JJ Newell, the popular peace ofhcel
 of Nsco, is 6 Tombstone visitor today s Mr Newell has kept the Sonora rebel-
 lion from Uf his official precincts and
 Naco kept D the list as one of the ]. most law abiding cities ip Arizona t Take a peep at the big chow window Iof the Mschomich Mercantile Co and . see the tasty display of woman's and 'i cbildr. ns wear and i-minine notions The window shows an attractive dis 'f play of goods snd indicate the vari- e ets of selection tp b. found inside.
 Jndge Sntter and Treasurer Hicke
 ~ill j"iu the contingent Of auto ovnerl iboth having ordered Ford auto and Iexp.et to have ihelr machines thi, week
 | Charley Vincent. one of the olt ,. lt'me's of Tombstone and Cochise lc"unty. after an sbsence of several months ip Santa Crus coun y, |. s again ID the city MT Vincent spesis s m high 'srms of the p'o-pective fu- - lture of Santa Cruz, or that portipu embrscinR the Pstsg mia section, 'ol
 vhich portion of our d'msin he pre-,
 dicts . grand future in the nearby
 Nut he bolds to Tom ,etone and he
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01

FOR SALE-Childs crib, high chair. couch hammock. Mcclellan amy ssddle. Smith & Wesson 38 cali her revolver. Inquire Mrs Charles L Poindsxter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Sui 235. Joseph ne Hutchinson vs P Hutchinson; divorce. Judg in Su': 23l CA sherr Dr, Georgia L Sherr. CT; divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
The Complete Vote
 of Last Election

Above ie the complete Preside n,isl and ConRressiorsl vote for Arizona ss compiled from returns received from every coun'y by Secretly of ststs Osborn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01
Let the
 Law Prevail

When Gabe Adams cruy murdered Jack Bruner, Satur- day night at Huachuca Siding report of which is made page the incident furnishes food for deep thought To whom shall be attributed this destruction of life? Adams admits his crime toward mankind and disobedence Gods teachings. The age in which live mpes pure manly thought and just reckoning But reconcile selves the depth of nfamy and eestrant that permitted the taking of innocent mans le the actuation of which the derec of the law attributes to whim of rum Shall such plea thwar uce put laught laws guarantee equal rights to h special privileges noe The PRosPEoroR hopes for and expects dsPensaon. This when Arizona live up to every fundamental prin cple vouched for by constitutions citizenship be the bulwsrk of statutes.
 Adams unerring am-admittedy without the Aimsiest result of which when he IS brought reaza ton ot his crime flow and bansh bragadocio laid low innocent and unoending made widow of loving devoted wife, bere small children pai,s taking parent Those of his ntimates regret Brunrs timely taking off for he regarded of unbem ished character. This episode that affects the public; condition that claims remedial legislation that the enaces of alleged humanitarans cannot ehace.
 The statutes of Arizona made and provided, for he sup of crime the PRosPEcToR contend equal any emergency the laws are amp ard those entrusted to their execution competent and sincere Will the law of the land prevaiw the finding of jury and the decree of the be regsIasds s urono,, h ,, .,,,o indeed appa the am abiding citizen The axy of law sy tenn govern similar manaca tendencies apply restraining influences is probably admitted To ths rigid enforce punishment held deterrent and the only remedy The seriously commends itself the wisdom of public judgment Let the law prevail.
 The small boy wishes distctly understood that he stands firmly the platform which declares its belief the Mr. Santa Claus.
 The Blade Tribune of Florence in dress ," which is in evidence that Tom Weedns excellent paper prosperous Weedn deserving of all the loaves and
 fishes that may to his esta board he eess booster for stands for those things which us and the PRosPEcToR pleased observe that his good work the fmtherance of greater Arizona being with appreca ton.
 Eggs selling for za cents dozen in New York City This makes the egg considerably expensive than the no
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01

q c. DEED c H Holnes to Chambers, miu prop 1O ..
 WARRANTY DEKD Ms F Schumaker to Nj Watt kins. Douglas prop. ....... 10 .. sHEsIFF's CERTIFICATE OF SALE H c Wheeler to Bisbee Naco Water Go. prop ...... 6s6 :.
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE D Dunbar to J Kline, fur. nstufe lI5 ..
 sArIsFAorIoN OF MORTGAGE q c Boorman to Henderson Stat Nut B ( L Assn to F schumaker r............ REALrY MORTGAGE J 3 Mrn hisou to W Covau Dooglss prop. $500 DILL OF SALE o Dunn to T W Cullen, Bisbee prop. 192 .. R Gjurovich to M c High, Lowell wrop ..... 10 =. c W Hicks toC N Thomas prOp ZS Nc a B Harlan snCN 1h ,mss biebee prop. .............. lOOO .. US to r H spalding. land. Gift. Jv Pope to E V Pop
 Douglas ..-... ........, H W HssselRreen to E P& s
 W R R, land ............ 500 | Mining. H E, Mary sLd R V Davis to c c Ralston,
 min prop. p................ l :.
 REALTY MORTGAGE V Spikes to Bank O. Douglas
 Douglas prop. ...... $50 :.
 SATISFACTION or MORTGAGES J F Crowley to J T Smith,. Min & Mer Bank to D A Har. ! Acy U co M Se~eii, land ....
 WARRANTY DEED Q Triscost to W W.terson,
 Bisbee prop. p.......... 7O0 |.
 SHERIFF DEED H c Wheeler to J Nj Montana
 Courtland prop COCO. l700 |.
 DECLARATION OF HOMESTEAD W W Worthin ington declares on Douglas pron. ........
 CHATTEL MORTGAGE O H Bean 10 Y T Yeckley. I
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-12-01

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF J w Angle to T J Bsrnes.
 min prop. .........-...... oo .' c Hoyt to c Guitierez, Court.
 land prop ......... .-... so .. A L O'Connor es sl to Jas
 O'Connor, I'ouglas prop. 10 =.
 WARRANTY DEED W H Fort to Nj Smith.
 min prop. .........-.... V .. ] O'Connnr co w s Dixon,
 Douglas prop ............ ID .. YG Hernsndes to J NJ Con-
 z,les, Douglas prop ...... 10 .. 1. B and H E Dug.n to w W
 Holmes. Douglas prop. 100 ..
 BILL OF SALE B A Gard ner to NJ A Reason
 over and c A Lamb. prop. 360 ..
 CERTIFICATE or SALE H CWheeler to Dicus Plumb.
 ing & Heating Go, min prop - Of Gilt. E Simon to NJ Sim.
 on, Douglse prop ........ MINING DIED JD Marshall to Margaret Marshai, min prop. E E Northrop. ct al to JW Love. min prop ......... .. TRUSTEES FEED FW Good dbody to L Espino, Pearce prop ...-...... VI ouu U Lo EbIkc so Paxton, Douglas prop .... l50 W D Pierce to Ariz Bank & Trust Co. land ....... 400 |. L s Medigovich to A W Strumm, mines. ....... 4OO .. cHArTEL MORTGAGE o Johnson to Brunswick. Bake Collsnder Co, prop. 100 .. 1 O Simon to Toledo Comput-
 ing scsle Go. scsles ...-.. 70 .. J e Conley to came 70, scales 40 |. II Simon and A Msdrill to
 Maisen and Williams, prop 347 50 wARRA.rY DEED E Ellis to Mrs NJ Humph-
 rey. Naco prop ....... bOO .. MINING DEED A W Strumm, Emil Marks to I. s Medigovich. n,ines. 8rO sATIsFAcrros OF MORTGAGE E A Won Afmin to A ccnWetL WATER LOCATION By W A Barks from Banks CpiioSe. sHIRIFF's DEED H c Wheeler to Min and Mer Bank of Bisbee, mines. 5000 BILL cF SALE Mrs J P Kinney ,e JP Kin. ney. Bisbee prop ......... l70O .. WARRANTY DYED W 0 Corey tn J NJ Johnson Don Luis pr p .......... IS .. Q NJ Arnold toJ B Sped. Douglss prop =. . ..... 10 .. P Sch~albe to s J slspe. Douglse prop p..... 50 .. PATENT U 5 to Mascot Coo Go, mines MINING DEED vG Melgren to Common
 wealth Ex Min Co; mines l..
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE H l. Camshan to Nortou-
 Morgan Com Co. live stock 522 10
 SUBTRACTION oJ. MORTGAGE W H Jennings to c 2 Tegt.
 meyer ...-. ... Ariz Bank & Trust Co to R
 LScott- t--..... ......... State Nut B t L Assn to B
 l. Scott. E R Fister to A D Nsuuey
 and K L Scott .......... R W French to A c Riosdou Min & Mer Bank to Bisbss
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19
IRA|SE BANNER
| IN FIRST WARD
Brilliant Demonstrations
Democratic Candidates Speak

1t seemed for two hours last night
that every Democratic worker in the
city was down in the home ward Of
Nathaniel Cornelison, who is a can
didate this year for aldermanic
honors on the Democratic ticket, and
assisted in the first Democratic ban
ner raising the first ward has ever
witnessed. The affair was held un-
der the auspices Of the energetic
First Ward Democratic Club and re-
suited In such successful event
that 1t will go down In the history
of ward politics as one of the biggest
celebrations ever witnessed in q ball
iwick In Perth Amboy.
The banner was raised at Gordon
street and Madison avenue at 8
o'clock, following a parade through
the principal streets of the city. In
the parade-and carrying red fire,
too-were men OF high standing in
the community. A couple of bands
led the way. The automobiles of
Congressman Thomas j. Scully, of
South Amboy, and DR.. William E.
Ramsay, of this city, the senatorial
candidate, preceded the marchers.
A crowd of about 1000 people saw
the banner raising and heard the
principal addresses, while the streets
Continued on page ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19

Progressive party he has cancelled all
his engagements and given up all other
work to throw himself into the cam
paign for Roosevelt and johnson be-
cause of his intense interest in the
Progressive platform declarations for
safeguarding the public health and
improving conditions Of life in indus
trial occupations.
Just at this time unusual interest at
tsches to DR.. Hutchinson because Of
the fact that FOR several days he has
been at the bedside Of Colonel Roose-
welt and in consultation with the doc
tors who have boen tending the Pro-
gressive leader.
As a physician and scientist, and as
the personal friend and medical ad-
wiser Of Theodore Roosevelt, Dr.
Hutchinson will undoubtedly attract a
large audience In addition to his sci
entific attainments he also has an in
ternational reputation as being an un-
usually eloquent and convincing public
speaker.
He is also one of the most eminent
physicians and scientists in the world.
1I945-10-19-1t"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19
FOUND DEAD ON
BANK OF CREEK
AT PRINCE BAY

Mystery surrounds the case of
Fritz Meich, thirty-five years old,
Swiss laborer, whose body was found
about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday in
Lemon creek, near Prince Bay ave-
nue., Prince Bay. Meich, who was
employed by e. T. Tillinghast, pro-
prietor of milk dairy in Prince Bay,
had been missing since last Sunday
night. Nothing was heard of him
since that time and it was generally
believed that he had left his employ
ment and returned to New York,
from where he came some time ago.
Chris Walle, of $3.50 Amboy ave-
nue., Prince Bay, employed by TIL
linghast as driver, while walking
along Lemon creek yesterday discov-
cred the body Of Meich floating near
the shore. The police OF the Ninety
ninth precinct station, Tottenville,
were notified and Patrolman August
Clarius took charge Of the body un-
til the arrival Of Coroner William
H. Jackson, of New Brighton. Coro-
ner Jackson had the body Of Meich
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19

Congressman Thomas ]. Scully, of
South Amboy, went on record last
night at a political mass meeting in
the first ward as strongly In favor
of the deepening and widening of the
channel in Raritan bay, and emphat-
ically informed the 1900 people as
sembled that, If reelected to the
House of Representatives from the
third congressional district, he will
do his utmost to put bill on the
statute books providing for funds
for a thirty foot channel in Raritan
bay, between New Jersey and the
Staten Island shore.
In making his promise to the peo-
pie that he will secure this appro-
priation, II reelected, Mr.. Scully
makes one exception. He stated last
night that he will not lift his hand
to work for the appropriation in the
recommendation of the Board of En-
gineers of Rivers and Harbors If un-
favorable, but If favorable to the i'm
provement, he promises to put the
appropriation bill on the statute
books of both houses or know the
reasons why. The cost of opening
thirty foot channel in Raritan bay
would run into millions of dollars, 1t
is estimated. The widening and
deepening of the channel would be
the greatest engineering project ever
attempted In local waters.
Mr. Scully CONGRATULATED the city
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-19
CONGRESSMAN SCULLY REPLIES T0|
CHARGES MADE BY HIS OPPONENT
PLANS
RECEIVE BOOST
BY MIR, SCULLY

Of Perth Amboy for its able represen-
tatives, who appeared at a recent
hearing of the Board of Engineers
in New York city, inasmuch as they
were successful in convincing many
of the engineers that the project of
a thirty foot channel Is one of the
most important Of waterway i'm
provements yet contemplated by the
Rivers and Harbors committee, of
Congress. Mr.. Scully states that he
is doing all In his power to secure a
favorable report by the engineers.
While discussing this project, the
congressman praised the Perth AM
boy harbor and advised a continual
tion of the present activity for bet
ter navigation facilities.
In his address, Congressman Scully
remarked that Governor Woodrow
Wilson, of New Jersey. will resign
that position on January /. If elected
president on November 5. Mr.. Scully
said that he did not speak Official
ly," but the very fact that he is one
of the governors most intimate and
personal political friends causes
many to believe that the congress-
man spoke last night with "inslde
information" II the senate goes
Republican on November s, the act
ing governor will be Republican.
1t is a certainty that Mr.. Wilson
will retain his governorship until
several appointments are made on or
about January /.