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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 ILL s. PATENT
VI 0s - - Survey No. 2,945.

Os .. FH
 Mineral Survey No. 2,54o.
 Serial No. O16,4l4.
 Tinted States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, January r., l9i2.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the Act of Congress ap- proved May n, 1872, the Hartford Arizona Copper Mining company. a corporation, by it's president, Henry Hamburg, whose postoffce address IS Hamburg, Arizona, has made applica- tiou for a patent for the HELENA lode mining claim, situate in the Hart Territory of Arizona, in Section Zl, ford Mining District, Cochisc County, Township g $, Range 20 l., c. & ;. R. E. & NJ, described as follows
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, the \. w Cor. whence L. $. NJ. NJ. No. | Hartford Mining District, bears 5 70 degrees S3 minutes, l. 5l0.4 feet thence x 19 degrees 47 minutes F 7f2s feet to Cor. No. 2: thence : sf degrees .0j minutes F l5eO feeI 10 Cor. No. Q; thence $. i9 degree. l7 minutes W 7i2.s feet tO Cor No. 4i fhence \ @4 degrees .D5 minutes W IS0O feet to Cor No. |, the place O beginning, excluding area in confllcl w1th Lot No 3s. J. X. L. lode ol g.Tsg acres. and in conflict with Lol No. SS, Undine lode, Of l-55i acres coataining q net area of 15.5Ss acres
 The location notice of this claim !! recorded in the office of the County Re corder of said Cochisc county in Bo0i sl. Record of Mines. at page 24
 The names of the adjoining claims | fntaI | lluugulIek Che and Princeton lodcg. un1er ed aht
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IVAN MARETICB.
(seL}

IVAN MAKE iiCE, tSeaLj
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA, COUN- TY OF COCHISE, SS.
 Before me, :. k. Williams. NJ tary Pubic, iu and for the County of Cochisc. Territory of Arizona, on thls day personally appeared, Krsto Nuko- yich, Krsto Midzor. Nido Andrich, Ra- do Gregovioh, SpasO Benderach. VT dak Srendanovich. Sayo Gukanoyich, Savo l.. Nukovich, Tomo kentcra, Nl- 70 Radjenovich, German kosanovich, Milo Rafaiiovich, lila Prayica. Rddi- yoje CerOyich, Nihaiio PopOvich, TomO VukmanOyich and Ivan Mare tich, known to be Co be the prcsous whose names arc subscribed Jo inc foregoing Articles or Incorporation and seyerally acknowledged to me that they. signed aud executed tne same for tle purposes aad consider ations therein expressed
 Given under my hand this 5Jfd. day Of January. A. D. 1912
 (My commission expires June ZStni l91fJ
 (Scai) S. x. WILLIAMS Notary Pubic. in and for Cochise County, Arizona Territory.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, COUN- TY Or COCHlSE.
 ], (. 4. Mcdonald, County Recorder
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
EUROPEAN CAPITAL.

Furnished for attractive enterprises in all substantial lines of business. Railroads. Fractions. Water and Electric Powers. Irrigations. Timber Mining, Agricultural and Industrial. Bonds, Debentures and Stock Issues underwritten, purchased ox sold. Properties purchased for European exploitation and investment.
 Financial undertakings of all sorts handled.
 Miscellaneous commissions and or ders of all characters accepted for eX- ecution in any European country. Correspondence enclosing full 1e- tails at first writing invited. THE INTERNATIoNA BANKERS
 ALLIANCE
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ARTICLE W.

ARTICLE ". The time of commencement of this Corporation shall be the date of hI- ing a Certified Copy of it's Articles Of Incorporation in the Omce Of tho Territorial Auditor. at Phoenix, Ari- zona, as by law provided. and it's ter imitation shall be twenty-five (25) years thereafter.
 This Corporation, however, reserves the right to renew it's Charter, at or before the expiration of the said term of twenty-five (2J) years.
 ARTICLE V.
 The highest amount Of indebtedness or liability, direct or contingent, 10 which this Corporation shall at any time subject itself, shall be the sum of Ten Thousand S10,000.00 Dollars.
 ARTICLE VI. The Board of Directors shall adopt Bylaws for the government of the corporate affairs ot this Corporation, and may amend the sauo whenever. in their best judgment Luch amend Inent IS necessary: They shall also have power to i'll vacancies occurring in the Board Of Directors, nom any cause. by appointment from any mem. Der of the Stockholders of this Cor poration, without calling Special Meeting of the Stockholders.
 ARTICLE VII.
 The affairs of this Corporation shall be conducted by Board of Mae Directors. 10 be elected by the Stock holders of this Corporation, at the Annual Stockholders Meeting, which shall De held at the office Of said Company, 10 be designated by the Iioard of Directors. on the first Mon day after the first Tuesday in the month of March Of each year. and ! until ike first Annual Meeting et itlsr SfVckhpIdtrs of this Corporation, its anairs shall be conducted by the fol flowing named Officers and Board oi Directors. namely:
 Krsto Nu,ovich, President. | krsio Midzor. Vice President. ! -Nido Andr1ch, Secretary. 1 SInso Benderscb, Treasurer. | Rado GrcgOvich, Director. Nidak Sredaroyich. Director. Sayo GukanOvich, Director
 IomO I1enters, Director,
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Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
CBy L. J. overlock)

BOSTON, Feb. S.-The strength in North Butte was the only feature in the local list today. The volume Of transactions all over the room was very light and fluctuations narrow. The buying of North Butte was good right up 10 the close, and was based upon improved conditions at the mine. Old Colony and Mayfiower were unusually quiet. and no stock was pressed for sale. We look for a renewal of activity and higher prices next week.
 PAINE, MEBBER and co.
 Total sales l97 300. Curb issues ex- tremely dull without material price change.
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Undine lode. Lot No. Ss, on the north {; the Princeton lode, unsurveyed, and [. \. L. lcde, Lot No. 39. or tho east. the Triplets lode. unsurveyed, on the south; Harriet J. lode, unsurveyed, and Wisconsin lode, Lot No. 37, on the west.
 FRANK II. PARKER,
 Register.
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ADVERTISERS Indiana offers un limited opportunities for business to classified advertisers. A recognized advertising medium is the Daily and Tri-Weekly Enterprise. pub nshed at Noblesvii!e, and carrying the largest amount of classified bus mess in that section. The Enter prise covers Hamilton County thor
 oughly, and is the medium to use to get results. Rates, 1-2 cent per word; insertions for the price of 5. Nothing taken under 10c. Ad
 dress THE ENTERPRISE, Nobles vile, Ind. 53t
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L. A. nuNCAN.

C. A. DU NCAN. y2z Treasurer. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 Of the
 slSBEE TRADING COMPANY KNOW ALL MEN. BY .THE5E PRES ENTS: That we. the Fplder3Isped, kTsto Nukovich, Krsto Nidzur, .Nido Andrich, Rado Gregovich, Spaso Ben derach, Vidak SredanoYich. SaVo Gakanovich, Sayo l.. Nukovich. TomO kentera. Vido Radienovich. German Kosanovich, Milo Rafailoyich. lliia Pravioa, RadiyOje Cerovich. MI halo Popoyich. 1omo Nukmanoyich and Ivan Maretich, all of the City oi Bisbec. County of Cochise, Territory Of AFlLoua, propose to organize q
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GREENE CAnANEA COPPER COM
 PANY.
DIVIDEND NO. {.

X dividend of 2I cents Ter snare or the outstanding capital stock oI the company. has been declared out ot the surplus earnings. payable March |. 1912, 10 tie stockholders ot record at the close of business on February 70. 1912. The stock trans fer books will be closed from Febru- ary 12. 1912, to March 1. 1912. both inclusive.
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WANTED-Partner with five hun dred dollars 10 take the manage ment Of @ paying business in Ari- zona. M NJ. ChenOwcth, 27i9
 Sprague s., Omaha, Ncb. S2l
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FOR SALE or EXCEANGE-Town lots acre villa lots in Benson also good land under the Benson canal from l acre up-e3sy terms. For particulars address J. N. Cosby, Benson, A. T. or Bisbee Review.
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North Dakota offers unlimited op portunities for business to ciassi fled advertisers. The recognized advertising mediuIn Is the Fargo Daily and Sunday courier-News the only seven-das paper in the the largest amount oi classified ad state and the paper which cGrrie' cruising
 The Courier-News covers NortL Dakota like a DlanKet, reaching al parts of the state the day ot pubn eaton, 1t is the paper to use IL order to get results, rates one cen per word first insertion, one-haD cent per word succeeding insertion, nlty cents per line per month. Ad dress The Courier-News, Fargo N. D.
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WANTED--Clean cotton rags. Re view office. SIP
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FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

HARRIS BLOCK FURNITURE Co. New and second hand fur niture bought and sold Fine stock wall paper. Brewery ave nue. Phone 257 563.
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Savo l.. Vukoyich, Business Man ager.
 The above named Officers and Di- rectors shall hold office until their successors shall be duly elected and qualified.
 ARTICLE VIII.
 The private property of inc Stock holders or this Corporation shall be exempt from indebtedness or liability for its corporate debts.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, inc par ties hereto have hereuuto set theif hands and seals. al Bisbce, Arizona,
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS FANG ANAkEA
 COPPER COMPANY.

You arc hereby notified tlat the annual meeting of tLe stockholders of Che Fsy-Cananea Topper company Wiii be held on Wednesday FeDfmry ifth. lsl2. at I 90 li m. al the Gibcc or J. M OCoRaell. room seven schmidt Shauuck BGilding. Bisbee, Arizona. tor the purpose Of clcciing a board of directors for the ensuing year and tran5acting such other busi- ness that may properly come before the meeting.
 COPPER COMPANY, by GEORGE N FAY, Sec'y
 2ll.
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III and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that tho within instrument was filed for record at y.OO o'clock a. m, on this 2bth day of January, lJ12 and duly re- corder in Book No. of Art. of Inc records Of Cochise County, Arizona, al pages JO1-3OS-3Og. Witness my hand and official seal the day and year hrst above written
 (. A. MCDONALD,
 County Recorder Rr L. A HIGHES. Deputy.
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MISCELLANEOUS


 WANTED-A partner 10 help conduct a first class grill cafe upstairs. By an experienced chef with years experienced on cafe dining cars. Address C. A. GO Review 332. WANTED-To buy and sell second hand furniture highest cash prices paid for everything. G. o. Branson, Phone 425, Johnson Add. @ZO. MONEY 10 loan On good security. See John z Wilson Ross, lawyer, Schmid-Shattuck building, or Mrs. Martha Fletcher 3OG- WANTED-To pay highest cash prices for your furniture. Every thing bought, sold, exchanged. Standard Furniture O., Allen Block. Sff.
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closet complete with new furniture,
 Sl50. 127 Ambrose St, Upper Lo- well 3I6.
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FOR RENT'-ROOMS
FOR RENT HOUSES

HOUSES for rent. Geo. Vandewalker, Moon Avenue. 2l6 FOR RENT-At once, room house.
 furnished or unfurnished. screened
 porches shade trees, Earl Hebner, South Bisbce 3j2
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-General hodsework or sec
 Ond work. Private family. Apply Review. l06
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WANTED-AmeTioan woman, mar ried or single to work fin Lowell Laundry. Good place. opposite post office, Lowell 35C
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COOK wanted. Apply 202 Tombstone
 Canyon, Saturday afternoon or Sun day morning. 33+
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-By small private family
 competent housekeeper. Good
 wages. Apply Review 800.
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By !. 4. IUGHES, Deputy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
CHARGES ARE MADERY ]
THE ROOSEVELT MANAGERS AGAINST
PRESIDENT TAFT AND HIS MANAGERS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington Mar 5-The Roosevelt TODAY
out statement which said:
Further evidence of the which the admn on
campaign conducting delegates come
hight IN the form circular letter which to
tiers and other federal employees throughout
similar form OF letter being through
been stated but its exact terms have light
The letters received by federal employees
decay worded-such letters
Mckinley could well turn ouand abound
plastic Bounde enthusiasm expressed declared
without hesitation that the sentiment of
President Taft rapidly growing Hints that the
assistance of all good oicehders
forgetting the optimism expressed preceding paragraph
Already hundred been sent out
stated and more said to contain
of production for sending to obhoders displayed
reluctance rally to the the
ter pses is stated the hints to what will be the portion
those federal servants who fail to faithfully interests
President Taft made plain"
With the above statement the gave
of the Taft circular letters
optimism to the outlook Mr.
the national Taft bureau. the letter concludes:
1T will be the of this bureau denifed and
energetic campaign in keeping with the presidents highest
Of American craftsmanship would therefore,
such assistance consistent with your
appreciate early giving udg
ment will facilitate the work of the bureau
Very truly yours.
WILLIAM B. MCKINLEY
Director
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COL. ROOSEVELT.
PUBLISHED A
LETTER

Associated Press.
New York. Mar. TO clear
up conflicting statements as to
what he had said in the past re-
garding a presidential nomina-
ton, Theodore Roosevelt today
made public a letter which he
wrote last January to Frank A.
Munsey, the well known publish
er.
Mr.. Roosevelt's object in giving
out the letter, he said, WAS to re-
flute the charge that he was break
ing his promise in agreeing to ac-
cept the nomination.
He called particular attention
to a passage in this letter, which,
while stating that he would not be
a candidate, contained the declar-
alton that he would not go on
record as being unwilling to ac-
cept the nomination.
TO every man | talked to, +"
said Mr.. Roosevelt. II made, in
substance, that same statement,
and | made it also in the letter. &"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
BIG MEN SPEAK
AT LAB0R'S
CONGRESS

Washington, Mar 5-A discus
ion of the relationship between
'mploye and employer was the
-eature of the first days session
II the 18th annual congress OF
he National Civic Federation for
.oday. Cardinal Gibbons was the
drst speaker on the program,
which included Seth Low of New
York, the president of the organ
cation, Judge Martin A. Knapp
)f the commerce court, c. G. Nor
nan of the New York Building
Trades Employers Association and
Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral Joseph M. Stewart.
Appealing Tor the advancement
OF industrial peace and industrial
cooperation between employer
and employe, Seth Low eulogized
the labor union and defended its
right to struggle for recognition.
He endorsed heartily the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor and its
methods, and with equal spirit de-
nounced the radical labor leaders
as socialists seeking a social rev.
olution and not social evolution"
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dressed In Rags, No
Under Clothing, and
Near to Starvation


Washington, a
teacher Sunday school teacher and member of the committee that
committee that she saw clubbing of and
Il did the police clubbing a
said. THE he
lifted
a was
has such police;
Of
Miss Margaret Sanger of New York trained
witness Miss
Out of 11s children any on"
their clothing Representative
ned the in New
York and that the EN- andem
WHIT we goth to
date II out
of their hands, they
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
CAUGHT IN A
BIG SN0WSL|DE

: Sentinel Special Service. 6,
s. Telluride, Colo, March B. 8
Z While George w. Hall, partner =
= of Ira E. Brown, the banker :
= and mining man who was killed :
: in a mine accident last week, s
= was returning to the Nellie mine 4
= with a party of 2 men. after &,
:, having taken the body of Brown Z
: to Gunnison. they were overta- &,
6, ken by a snowslide. IS
3 All escaped easily, but Mr.. :
:, Hall. who was carried SOC feet s
: down the mountain side and 6
!, buried so deeply in the snow {,
= that the men who followed in :
:, the track of the slide had a hard &,
= time locating him. Only the top =
g of his head was showing above {,
{, the snow. Mr.. Hall was badly &
= bruised and unconscious when 3
8 found but was revived and will 8
: recover. =
3 g 9 6 s 6 g @ g $ 6, 6 g s. e g &
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MONEY TO BRIDE
CAME FROM
BARROW

ASSOtldltu fTeSS.
Los Angeles. CAL, Mar. s.
Clarence S. barrow, the Chicago
attorney who was indicted for
bribery, has in his possession to-
day copy of the testimony given
against him in the grand-jury
chamber by Bert H. Franklin, a
former Mcnamara detective, who
recently was fined $4,000 after
pleading guilty to the charge of
having attempted to influence
Robert F. Balm, the first juror that
was sworn in the trial of James
B. Mcnamara.
The copy of Franklin's testi-
mony was given to Earl Rogers.
chief counsel for barrow, by w.
Joseph Ford. the assistant district
attorney, who declared that
Franklin's evidence before the
grand jury consisted practically of
one question and its answer.
WAS the money you paid Rob-
ert F. Balm furnished you by Clar-
ence S. Darrow?" was the ques-
ton. according to Ford.
Yes" was Franklin's answer.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
TWO GENERALS EXECUTED
IN CHINA, CHARGED WITH
DISL0YALN.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
San Francisco, Mar Chung Fo
and Chung Yee, two generals of the
Cantonese provincial army, were ex-
ecuted yesterday at Canton as re-
suit of INSTRUMENTATION, according to
a cablegram received here today.
The mutiny in the provincial army
has assumed such alarming proper
lions that the minister of war has
announced that summary justice will
be meted out to all who wait to obey
his commands.
The situation in Canton is con-
sidered serious.
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AMERICANS ARE FLEEING
FROM OLD MEXICO TODAY

3 Ell Paso, Tex, Mar, 5.-A 2
:, train with large number of g
g Americans aboard left Chihua- 8
3 hua this morning. according to 9
g Mexican officials. They are due 3,
&, here tonight. g
6, The rebels are reported to be g
6, in peaceful possession OF Chi 8
6, huahua, making ready for an g
g advance upon the city of Mex 6,
6, leo. .
3 G g @ g $685. g 500 g G g g
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MRS. TAFT LISTENS TO
THE TALES OF OPPRESSION

3 Associated Press. G.
3 Washington, Mar. 5.-Mrs. &,
3 William Howard Taft, the wife &,
!, of the president, was an inter- g
Z, ested listener to tales of alleged g
: oppression and cruelty in the g
!, Lawrence textile strike told to &,
I, the house committee when it &,
Z, resumed its consideration today g
:, of the industrial strike in the 8,
3 mill city. g
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NO SPECIAL RATES
FOR CONVENTIONS

Z, Associated Press. g
. Chicago. March 5.-The pas G,
. ger traffic officials said today :
:, there would be no special rail =
8 road rates this year to either :
= the Republican or Democratic .
. national conventions. The regu- {,
:, lar convention fare of &c a mile 3
9, in each direction and the sum- =
. mer tourist fares will be the =
= only offerings. =
8 g 8 s &, 6, = 3 Z, 3 8 . 8 = Sc
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STRIKERS At LAWRENCE
BEGINNING TO RETURN
TO THEIR WORK.
Associated Press.

Lawrence, Mass, Mar. 5.-A gen.
eral returning to work by employees
within a short time was predicted
by the textile mill managers today,
following the announcement that g.
n00operatives who have been out on
strike already have resumed work.
1t was estimated that at the Pa
cific and Arlington mills 80 per cent
Of the workers have returned, and
nearly one half of the employees of
the Washington mills are working.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05

Mann Home.
John b. Mann returned home last
evening from a visit of several weeks
In California with his wife and other
friends. Mr.. Mann arrived in time
to serve on the petit jury at the
present term. Mr.. Mann finds that
IN California, as in Grand Junction,
the Roosevelt sentiment is subsiding
with the announcement of his cam
didacy.
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ONE GOES UP FOR LIFE;
Two UP FOR rs YEARS

2 Chicago, Mar. 5.-Life i'm 6
3 prisonment for George Tow G.
. head" Rabenau and 25 years in 6
3 the penitentiary for John Stacy g
3 and William R. Campbell, all of g
3 whom were found guilty of the g,
2 murder last December of Mrs. g
2 Edmund Kaufman, was the ver- 6,
3 dict of the jury today. g
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DEMANDS OF THE MINERS
ARE TO BE REJECTED

Associated Press.
New York, Mar. 5.-The anthra-
cite coal operators in session here
decided today to reject the demands
Of the miners for an increase in pay
nent.
A committee was appointed to no
tify the union of the result.
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The TERRIBLE FATE OF
40 CHRISTIAN CONVERTS

g Associated Press. G
g Picking, March 5.-A letter g
g from a missionary at Hwag 3
8 Shein. near Chi Flu, received g
g here today, states that the impe- 6,
3 rial troops put out the eyes of 8,
3 40 Christian converts and then g
g beheaded them, saying they g
g were naturally rebels. g
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Calls for School NIeetinc.

-s'''' TIT t'NHVVf sFTVtTTH-s
Everett Il. Ormsbee president of
the board of the Fruitvale school. has
called a meeting of the parents and
friends of his school for this evening.
at which plans for the coming year
will be discussed. Everybody is
urged to come out and enter into the
discussion.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
FAMOUS OLD BOARD To
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING


Associated Press.
Washington, Mar. 5.-The board
of Indian commissioners, an unpaid
body of ten members first appointed
by President Grant and for many
years prominent factor in determ-
ming the Indian policy of the gov
eminent, will hold its 43rd annual
meeting at its offices in this city on
March 6 and Z.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05
The SUGAR TARIFF BILL
IS REPORTED FAvORABLY

Associated Press.
Washington, Mar 5.-The sugar
tariff revision bill was reported ia
vorably to the house today by Chair
man Underwood of the ways and
means committee.
The excise bill, providing for an
increase of tax to make up the loss
of revenue, will not be reported I'M
til later on.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05

DIR. Yard Here.
Dr. w. w. Yard, state veterinary
surgeon. is a visitor in the city today
on official business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05

new coat of paint is being treat
ed to the front of the Red Trunk
clothing store. 1t adds materially to
the appearance of the popular cloth
ing house.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-05

Hills Leave.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. Carl Hill left this
afternoon for their home in Salt
Lake City after pleasant visit with
relatives here.
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THE COLORADO.
STRIKE IS NOW
SETTLED
NO. go

Associated Press.
Denver, Mar. By an agree
ment entered into between the Of
ficials of District No. II of the
United Mine Workers OF America
and the officials of the American
Fuel Company the strike in the
northern Colorado coal fields, that
has continued for nearly eight
years, is virtually settled so far
as concerns eight of the mines of
this company. Under the terms
OF the agreement the men are to
be given an increase of cents
per ton on run of mine coal and
a per cent increase on day work.
They asked an increase of 5.55 per
cent on all work.
About 300 men will return to
work in the Louisville and I.afay-
cite mines tomorrow, and nearly
LOCO men VIII return to the
northern fields within ten DAYS.