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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
GUGGENHEIMs ARE ACTIVE
IN GIORE-1TTAV nTSTR

Hayden, Ariz, June 12-R c. Now
land, mining engineer for the Ray Con-
solidated Copper company at Ray has
just returned from the Globe Miami
district where he has been for the
past few weeks examining the Indepen-
dence-Needles group Of claims for the
Guggenheim Exploration company.
The company has purchased a large
number of drills for exploration WORK.
which viii be shipped over in the next
few days. It-is reported that a large
amount or work viii be done on tine
claims
H. r. HinsOu, purchasing agent for
the American Smelling & Refining
company. for the past six months, with
headquarters at Hayden, has gone to
San Francisco. where he will be To-
Gated in the future The office OF pur-
chasing agent has been abandoned here
on account Of the completion of the
construction work. and all supplies in
the future viii be handled through
their various district supply depart
ments
Messrs. Studley. Handbook and Allen
have left for their claims in the To-
ulla range Of hills 20 be gone for a
few days. They took along quite a
supply Of ammunition. as game is very
abundant in that section
j. n. Beattie, chief clerk for the Raw
Consolidated. has returned from Ray.
where he has been for a few DAYS in
connection with work 10 his depart
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
NEW CLUB HOUSE
OPENED IN HAYDEN
Is For Employees Of the
Smelter and is a Model
Structure.

Hayden. Ariz., June 1z.-The Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining company has
opened its new club house for employees
and viii shortly give a large dance in
honor OF the event. 1t is considered
10 be one OF the finest club houses in
the southwest and no expense was
spared in order TO make il as comfort
able as possible for the occupants 1t
has SIX large rooms for sleeping pur-
poses. and two more TO be used for
guests In one end is the club room,
which viii be used as reading room
and library. The dining room Is next
to the club room. the wall between
being movable so as to permit dancing
In both rooms The building is built
of brick and surrounded with a large
screened porch 1t is a one story build
ing built on the bungalow style with
large French windows opening from
every room, and hardwood floors
throughout.
Joseph fitzgerald, connected with
the Hayden Drug Co., acted as host at
z house warming 10 a few Of his Hay
jen friends His new residence has
been completed, and in honor Of that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
TO DRILL FOR OIL
NEAR ARTESIA, N. M.
Indications Strong and Eff
fort VIII Be Made to
Get a GuSher.

Artesia. n. NJ. June 12.-The PecOs
Valley oil and Gas company is making
arran gements TO drill for oil on its
holdings about five OF six miles south
of Artesia. J.. z. McAdams, head drill
er. and his assistant, A. c. Mullin. both
OF Houston, Texas, are on the ground
awaiting the arrival of two cars of
pipe that have been shipped from
Pittsburg. Pa. The company Will put
down a Is inch hole 500 feet, a 10 inch
hole 1000 feet AID a six inch hole 1900
feet If necessary, making a hole 800
feet As oil in small quantities has
been struck at a depth Of about 1000
feet in the vicinity OF where this COM
pany will drill. the company feels con-
fident it viii find oil in large quanti-
ties at the depth they expect to make.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
MINING NEWS
RICH STRIKE MADE
CLOSE TO NACOZARI
Ore Is Said to Run From
$500 to $50 to the
Ton.

Douglas, Ariz., June IA rich
strike has been made on the san Mich
olas mine, six miles from Nacozari. is
the statement Of a mining man just
arrived from that district The prop
erty was bonded to a leasing company
some time ago for $4,000, Frank
Bargesen being put in charge of the
work. A hundred EOOt shaft was sunk
on the vein. from which two drifts
were run on the ledge, each opening up
high grade ore bodies
The ore is being sacked in two
grades The best ore IS running about
$500 a ton and the second class carry
ing about S35 a ton. 1t is strictly a
gold and silver proposition and is be-
ing shipped to the smelter here, where
ores of such silictOus nature are re-
quired for the treatment of other ores
Adjoining property is also being looked
over by the leasing company with a
view of taking over that property.
The Sur de PacificO mine, adjoining
the san Nicholas. has been leased BY
Manuel Layo to j. D. Doval on 10
percent royalty basis, This has Deen
one of the promising prospects in that
district and DOval hopes to open up
a good body Of shipping ore Work on
the property began this week and
much interest is manifested as to the
result.
The case of Heffern vs.. Heffern Min
ing company, seeking an accounting
and settlement OF various sums OF
money alleged to be owed by the de-
PENDANT company to Heffern and 9TH
ers. will probably be heard at Tomb
stone before the superior court. The
case involves about $4,000.
The accounting and settlement is
asked for as a result of a disagree
ment among the stockholders of the
company Heffern claims that the sum
asked for is due himself and others
for wages
The Heffern property is located IN
the Swisshelm mountains and was one
OF the best known in this section Of the
county. 1t has been closed down for
several months. however
A local party viii leave for the Lost
Hills. where they have interests in the
oil lands Among the party viii be
John IgO. ". ". StOvall, C. b. Mitchell
and II. B. Grover.
q. E. Wenzel, president of the Berlin
Mining company, is here. 1t is cOnsid-
cred unlikely that the company will
resume operations until conditions in
Mexico right themselves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
BLIND jim TO HAVE
BLIND MANS RIRIE

Blind Jim is to have Bible Not a
leather bound, gilt edged Bible with
cclored plates and maps, but a Bible
Just the same. Jim's Bible is to be in
two volumes and will have to be shipped
70 him by freight Being blind. Jim
VINO sells Heralds under the Mills
building pOrticO on Oregon street. can
not read the good book that other
persons have Through Rev. C. L
OEerstreets interest in the blind paper
seller, the New York Bible society has
agreed to supply Jim's need with 2
blind Bible, which is printed with
raised letters so that the blind man
can read II with his finger tips The
Bible viii be In two volumes. include
ing the new and old testaments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
is IN SECOND WEEK
Sunday School Holds
Children's Day
Exercises.

Belen. y. NJ. June 12-The county
teachers institute which is being held
in BeIen has opened its second week
and thus far has met with decided sue
cess. The institute Is Delng neId un-
der the personal supervision OF SaJur-
ninO Baca- county superintendent OF
schools.
gratifying There are about 40 enrolled
The work Of the first two weeks is Tor
the teachers in the primary and lOWer
grades. while the latter part Of the
Institute will include work for the teach
ers in all of the higher grades All or
the sessions are being held in the au-
dience room Of the Belen public school
building
The Sunday school of the Methodist
church has presented its annual Chill
drens day program The program as
presented follows
Anthem--Give Thanks today" the
choir.
Scripture reading-The pastor
sonsG''Tis chndren's day" the
ESereise-.rweIcOme an primary
Becitation-.YOu and L. Braeme
- E.xercise-..why.~ six children
SOng--''Jesus's Little Lambs pri-
mary department
~Children's Day Greet
ing" Ruby Stephenson.
Anthem-'Praise Ye the Lord" the
choir.
RecitatiOn--Signs Of Our Fathers
Care Winnie WitherspOon.
Exercise-'Dandelio three chill
dren
song" Nodding in the Meadows
Lois Simmons and katherine Wetmore-
Becitation--Only a Dream Eunice
Waters.
Recitation-'LIttle Folks Ida Moi
&c - .s7-.77 -. rrs- r,.-.s, o., -
children.
Recitation-''The Flowers Mission"
Grace WitherspoOn-
J. n Sanchez. Of Tome. formerly
county superintendent Of schools for
Valencia county, was a business caller
in Belen.
William N, Berger has returned to
the city from Santa Fe-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
BETTING SHARKS OVERRINNTNG
THE BIGG EST AMERICAN CITY
New AOrk American Declares That
IAN bling Dens Are In Full Blast
ALL Over Marr Nn-I-

New Aork American Declares That
Gambling Dens Are in Full Blast
All Over New York.
NeW 4ork IS given over 10 one OF
ne most widespread and general
5duullnS orgies OF recent wears
From the Battery to the FfsrIer, ~
eE there IS scarcely a neighborhOod
lnat cannot boast OF a pool room or a
stuss game.
In the Tenderloin things are more
VIDE open than they have been in
years One house, conducted by a no
lorlouS gang leader and raided some
Hree weeks ago. opened ION business
~ lhe old stand the following nfght-
Inc nelghborhOOd Of the Forffes Dea-
Times square is full of pool rooms s15
gambling houses.
At Columbus circle there is a house
WHsEe YOU can bet anything from 81
- S9uV on hOrserace- 1t was here
lIdt a man from Kingston was relieved
OF a roll OF $500 on the game OF faxed
tSsu4ts and raised such a disturbance
sL-aL ms money was refunded There
- anotner Dig house" near Sfxty-nintb
slIeeI and Broadway. and there fs .
saloon In Seventh avenue near 7Sbi-t,--
SlS1tn street where the bartender win
nuLu Up the slate" for you to pick
your morse There are seven uvsII
NHOWh CLUBS in Thirty-fourth street
vest Of Fifth avenue
me BoWery has plenty of little poo1
CONS Wnere small bets and even fa~-
-ner doWn IN the financial district
----n WIN desire to bet on horse
80 heedn Z walk himself TO death to
ma accommodations
Cne hundred and Sixteenth street Is
SSlLEe with stuss games, conveniently
-vIateu az the rear OF small cigar
: 'oIes--NeW Ork American
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
Dividends Paid in May.
JOHNSON CLAIM rs
LEASED BY STEWARD

lIogollon. y. n, June 12.-The John
son claim. situated on the Gray Hawk
vein. has been leased by The oaks com
pany to j. s steward The average
shipment has been two tons per day.
One lot OF q tons of ore assayed S31 A.
The shaft now has three feet Of $50 ore
and two feet of SO ore. on the surface
west of the shaft on a hanging wall
there is a small streak of ore carrying
native silver. free gold and silver sui
phides, assaying $500 to $500 per ton
The general character of the ore is
argentite. cerargyrite and some marca-
site. The oxidized product Of the mar
castle runs very high. The ore is being
treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
MEXICAN MINES IN
THE DIVIDEND CLASS
Eleven Are Paying Divid-
ends Despite Troubles
in the ReDublic.

The achievements OF present day div
idend paying American mines and works
no less than the payment OF over
S700. 100000 to holders Of stocks a
record which few industries have
made. And this only refers TO the 103
companies paying dividends during the
present year, and has no reference TO
other companies which have paid mil
lions TO shareholders, but prior TO
1912.
Through reports made to Mining and
Engineering World by the above I03
companies dividends have been paid
during the first five months of 1912
tOtaling S33.S39.369. To this total "A
Observation-Disclosures producers contrib
uted Sl5.13S.S75; p copper properties,
Sl3,540.944: six metallurgical cOmpa-
MES, S5.O99.55O. and one quicksilver
property. $4,000.
OF the a Observation-Disclosures COM
panies. AZ operate properties IN the
United States. dividing among share
holders so far this year S9.5Ol,33l.
Goldfeld Con. is the largest contrib
utor with $3.559.14S TO its credit. and
ton; TOnopah is second for the year
with 100000. and Tonopah Belmont
third, with s75O.0Oo.
Eleven Are Mexican.
Fifteen Canadian companies report
as having paid dividends so far this
year totalinS S3.961. 2S5, with their to-
tai to date S33,943.1O2. Eleven Mexican
companies. despite the troubles there.
paid TO shareholders $780, 59, and
S42.443.361 since Incorporation.
The p copper properties contrib
uting to the five months total-S13.-
54O.994-are all but two located in the
United States They have to their
credit for the year S12,5SO.944, and
since incorporation S3SS.6O4, ass. Two
properties in Mexico paid 10 holders of
stock $4,000. and since Incorporation
S7.O97SOO
Nine securities holding corporations,
whose interests are centered almost
entirely in the operation Of other com
panies. have had profitable five
months, for their shareholders have
been enriched to the extent OF S7.163.-
797. Since Incorporation these cOrpOr-
atoms have disbursed a total of $780,
425. 292
Six metallurgical companies during
the year have earned profits in the
shape Of dividends TO the extent of
S5.099.55O. and since Incorporation
27.315.S47
The accompanying table gives the
dividends paid during May, the date
Of payment and the amount per share
Of Mexican and southwestern compG-
MES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
GLENWOOD MINES
PROMISE ACTIVITY
Several Deals for Mining
Property Are Pending
There Now.

GIenwood. \. NJ. June 1z-5everal
mining deals are pending in this vicin-
ity and there is a promise of much min
ing activity.
Operations in the York and Stewart
mine. near Hos springs, are Temporal
rily suspended on account Of water and
bad air in the mine
There are promising copper pros
poets on the Robert Stubblefield
claims, in the same district. Mr.. Stub
blefield, one of the pioneers Of the
Frisco river country. is very sick at
the ranch of Tex Malcolm. six miles
down the river from not Springs
A man at the SOcOrrO mine attempt
ed to make away with a 100 pound bar
Of bullion several days ago, while a
shipment was being made to Silver
City. He had taken the bar to MOgOl-
Ion in a suit case and was trying to
hire rig when arrested.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
GO IN AUTOS TO
VIEW NEW ROIITF

Dalhart. Tex. June 1.-Two sutono-
biles loaded with the Ovners 81 a.
o. 4 w. railway and their friends left
Dalhart for Ochiltree, Tex. to view
their new purchase and become famil-
lar with general conditions OF the ter
tI'oIg tnIousn which the line runs. II
is reliably reported that construction
work viii start within 80 to so DAYS
and trains viii be in operation at as
early a date as possible
Ford Luscomb, locomotive engineer
or the Rock Island road, who was in
Jured recently on the road and brought
70 Dalhart for treatment. is recovering
and viii be out again within the next
few days
The Dalhart in dependent school dis
trict board, in behalf Of the agrfcul
tural department Of the high school.
viewed the new location yesterday and
accepted the location OF r S. Coon. one
mile west OF the city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
WORK IS STARTED
ON $4,000 SEWER

Work has started on the storm sewer.
starting on Santa. Fe street at a con
nection with the city main. running
along Main street on the G. H proper-
~ thence to the G. H signal tower.
ana emptying into the arroyo at that
point where il viii be carried to the
$4,000
Excavations for the 10 inch sewer
Deing laid on Virginia street from
Mills street and connecting with the
main at Second street, have started.
u ne new line VIII be run parallel with
the 10 inch sewer already on Virginia
street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
MEMORIAL SERVICES
HELD AT MORENCI

Morenci. Ariz- June 12.-AiemOrial
day has been observed by the faternal
societies Of MorencL The Woodmen OF
the World made a trip to the cemetery
10 decorate the graves OF their only de-
ceased member, A. q. Fisk, who was
killed in a Morenci Southern railroad
accident last October. The odd Eel
lows attended church in a body and lis
tened TO a sermon by Rev. Mr.. Kirch-
baum on the relation of the living
members Of the order 10 those who
have departed this world.
Miss Miriam Hendricks, who has
been attending normal at Tempe the
past year, has returned home She eX-
poets TO be one Of the teachers In the
city schools. next year.
". ". Dutton. who is in the hospital,
Is slowly improving.
George Hadiche has resigned his pO-
sitiOn as chemist with the D. c. Co.
and has taken a position with the min
ing department Of the A c. CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
FIRM FOUNDATION
Nothing Can Undermine II in FL
pnso


People are sometimes slow to recor-
nlze true merit and they cannot be
blamed, for so many have been hum
plugged in the past. The experience or
hundreds Of FL PasO residents. ex-
pressed publicly through newspapers
and other sources, places DOan's Kid
ney Pills on a firm foundation here.
ID. 3. Casey, barber. Overland St. FL
Paso, Texas says 4 used DOan's Kid
ney Pills for a great many years and
they saved me many hours OF misery.
Ihey cured me Of a very severe attack
OF kidney complaint and 7 know they
VIII do as good work for other people.
Ny customers told me about the Won
derful cures DOan's Kidney Pills
brought about Tt gives me pleasure
70 recommend this remedy because I
know it is the best one to be had for
kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster-BIilburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
ARRANGES TO WORK
MINES NEAR WILCOX

Wilcox, Ariz-. June 1.-THE Graham
Consolidated Copper company, whose
holdings consist Of five or more claims,
located in the Graham mountains. some
80 miles northeast OF WILCOX, is be-
ginning an active development work
The manager Of the company. VIM. c.
Rollins. has been spending the past
few davs in Wilcox arranging for the
setting up OF an oil tank near the S
P. tracks. Fuel Will be delivered here
in carload lots and this with other sup
plies will be freighted out 10 the
camp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
SMELLING COMPANY
FOR SOCORRO. N. M

Santa Fe. n. NJ June 12.-IncorpOr-
alton papers have been filed BY the
New State Smelling company, OF So
zorro. with capitalization OF $4,000.
The incorporatOrs and directors are
Frank Dull. statutory agent. SOcorro;
B. e. Darbyshire, NJ. C. Edwards, W. Il.
Case, Ell Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
PARISIAN SAGEia

PARTISAN SAGEfs
made in America BY
the Giroux lIanufac-
turing Co. Buffalo.
n. Y, and the girl
with the Auburn hair
is on every carton
and bottle.
If you have dand-
ruff. II your hair is
falling, IL your scalp
itches. II YOU are
growing bald. II your
hair is dull. faded or
lifeless or isn't as
bright and lustrous
and fascinating as
other peoples get a
bottle or delightful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

refreshing PARTISAN SAGE FOR only 50
cents at drug OF department stores or
at any counter where toilet goods are
sold.
It is a clean, superior, quick acting
hair dressing, and contains no injuri-
Gus substance. Kelly & Pollard guar
antee it
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
LUSTROUS HAIR
FOR WOMEN
Partisan Sage Starts Hair
Growing and Increases Its
Abundance.
No Poisonous Sugar of Lead
or Sulphur in Delightful,
Refreshing Partisan Sage

Mrs c. Borchardt. No. 1854 Eighth
Street, Milwaukee. Wis, writes: I
am very much pleased with PARIS
IAN SAGE. This is my fourth bottle
and my hair is coming in nicely ana
getting thicker. I must say it is a fine
hair grower
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

Deeds Filed.
Corner of Bliss and Copia streets
Mrs. Peter Freeman and Peter Freeman
TO Ray i. Atkinson, lots 80 TO 81 block
III East FL Paso- Consideration $780,
June 6. 1872
William i. BrOng, lot 81 block %,
Corner Of Hamilton and Lowell
streets-Frank b. HadlOck and William
g. Hadlock TO Harry Z Wheeler. lots
80 to 81 block 6S Grandview. Consid-
Grafton $40. June 4, 1872.
North Oregon. between Cliff and Riy-
er streets-A. B. Palmer and Nellie J.
Palmer to A. J.. FUllan and F. n Hall,
southerly 13 feet OF lot 10 and north
erly 19 - feet of lot "A block p, Al
eXander's addition Consideration so,
and other valuable considerations. June
Hart's additfon-RaIph ". LOOMS to
A J. FUllan, lot Is block 43 Harris ad-
dition. Consideration, assumption and
agreement to pay five promissory notes
i fsfa LOT the sum Oh wv uHs ~
Broadway. between Fourth and
Fifth streets-H D. McGregOr to A. II.
Miller. westerly 40 feet and seven
inches Of lot block 102 Campbells
addition Consideration $500. June
], 1912.
san Diego. between Ohio and Indiana
aVenues-LOuis EnriqueZ and Julia In
riqUez to II. 3. DOckery, lot 26 block
IS Highland Park. Consideration 81
June 10. 1912.
Corner of Newman and Arizona
streets-E d. Strong and Myrtle Strong
10 Mile L. Strong, north 81 IL feet
of lots Is TO 16 block 81 Franklin
Heights Consideration $4,000. May
81 1912
Corner Of Newman and Arizona
streets-MiIlie L. Strong to Myrtle c.
Strong. north. 81 10 feet of lots IS TO
is block s. Franklin Heights. Con-
sideration $40 June 10, 1872
Licensed to We'd
Shelton B. Cobb and Edna Alice
Coupling.
Pablo Casarei and Lupe CarrascO.
Automobiles Licensed.
9l9-T. Davis POrcher, fsleta5 Thor
motorcycle.
5So-John D. Hackett. 500 North
stanton street: REQ truck.
Births-Girls.
To, Mrs. Jose Castaneda, San Jose
ranch; June 2
Bfrths-BOys.
To Mrs. VIII Phillips, county hos
To Mrs. Manuel F1erro, zoos Broad
way; June s.
To Mrs. Jose de Murino, oregon
street; June g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

Have YOU a fireless cooker?"
yes; were afraid TO discharge her"
Boston Transcript
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

Mems straw hats for sale at
Bryan Bros
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12
DAILY RECORD
Building Permits.

To H O.. DarnaI. to erec- one story
residence, corner Of Octavia and Ne
Vada street; estimated cost $4,000
To Albert Rodriguez, TO build four
brick dwellings. lots to il block 81.
Franklin Heights; estimated cost
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

A regular mOrnrn,> operation Of the
bowels puts YOU in fine shape for the
DAY work If you miss it you feel IN
comfortable and cannot put vim into
larlt1es HERBINE is the remedy. It
purlties, strengthens and regulates.
Price SOC. Sold BY Scott White & Co.,
three stores.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

To Mrs. VIII Phillips, county hos
pitaI; May s.
To Mrs Manuel Fferro. zoos Broad
way; June s.
To Mrs. Jose de Muriuo. Oregon
street; June 6.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-12

To Mrs. Jose Castaneda, san 10
ranch; June z.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-26
MRS,CARTER GIVEN
LIFE SENTENCE
At WINDSOR
CoIored Woman Who Killed
Pearl Hooper
AT FORT ETHAN ALLEN
Quick Justice in Case Of Murder at
Colored Resort In Wlnooskl
Sept. g.

Burlington. Nov. 25.-Sentence OF
life Imprisonment at hard labor was
imposed today upon Margaret Carter,
colored. who fatally shot Pearl Hoop
er, also colored. at the Franklin re-
sort in Colchester on the night Of Mon
day, September 8.
A considerable part of the after
noon in Chittenden County court was
taken up with the statements of the
prosecution and the defense. The story
of life was brought out in the re-
view of the case by the attorneys and
the sordid conditions existing in the
neighborhood of Fort Ethan Allen
were graphically touched upon by the
defendant in the one case to show
that the case called for the maximum
penalty of the law and in the othr
to establish a plea of leniency, upon
the grounds that Margaret Carter was
the victim of heredity, environment
and misfortune.
Her plea, guilty of murder in the
second degree, was entered in court
last week Wednesday. States Attor-
nev Henry B. Shaw, in opening the
case yesterday asked for the imposi.
ton of the full penalty of life impris-
onment for this crime. He reminded
the court that since the colored troops
have been stationed at Fort Ethan
Allen, there have been half dozen
homicides, not all of them, however
coming before this court for trial.