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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
NATE WANTS
h HELP HOUSE
ION THE TARIFF
|gestion Made That Demo
atic Members of Upper
Body Be Given a First
Hand Chance.
'TLE TO BE DONE
E AT SHORT SESSION
\ About 90 Free Days for
nk, According TO Speak
Clark; Statesmen Pour
ing Into Capital,

n ASHTNGTON, Nov, 29,-Ecpre.
sentative Underwood. Demo
II cratic floor leader Of the house
when he begins tomorrow mis-
fcDeo with house associates over
D]ans for tariff reyislon next
4, will be met with a suggestion
senate Democrats that the sen
|e plyen Il first hand chance Mt
aiming of the tariff bills fer The
b administration.
pan for cooperation between the
efats Of the two bouscs, which
zen advocated for some time by
0r llokc Smith Of Georgia and
members Of The senate, is rccciv.
ltent,on from incoming members
Qs secured considerable support.
nners OF the ways and means com
. herc nave not gone on record
'Ar ~ the matter. but bairman
wood will be urged to make the
an lntcgral part Of bis tariff
pc from the beginning Of work
bills for the special session.
originatiou Of tariff bills be
Exclusively. to the house, the
getting the measures only after
esc has completed them. Demo
|ncmDcrs Of tho senate finance
Iteo arc urging that that body
'e house ways and means commit.
converted. informally, into -
|toiy. and that the two houses
p LA, Mony from the beginning Of
riff legislation next summer.
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JAY FOX MUST SERVE
\ SENTENCE IN PRISON

OLYMPIA. Wash. Nov. 29.-Thc state
supreme court affirmed today the con-
viction OF jay Fox. editor OF the AGita-
tor. a paper published at the Home col
ony an anarchistic community in Pierce
county. for nc!ling disrcspect for tho
law and urging the hrcaking of laws by
printing IN article entitled The Nude
and the Prudes.
Fox was convicted in The lower court
and sentenced 10 two noD7hs in jail and
! the supreme court says he must serve
4 hlo term.
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that the treasury department. was max
ing an Investigation of the squeeze in
money rates here indicated that com
plant has been made by borrowers,
Relief may he forthcoming IN the shape
Of deposits of $2OOO0,0O0 or 100000,
600 of government money.
The Corner was clovcrly en-
ninccrcd. commission brokers declare
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
MORGAN IS CHARGED
WITH RAISING RATE
Borrowers of Call Money
Compelled 10 Pay 20 Per
Cent for Accommodation.

BY International News Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Stocl ex-
change houses complained angrily this
evening that the Morgan banks and
trust companies had "corncrcdn the
money market. The call rate was
rushed up to 90 per cent near the close,
the highest rate since the 1907 panic.
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Back From Panama.

"h.sf. Fla. Nov. 29.-Secrctary
Su'nsop and his party arrived
"sm. OH ths steamer Colon from
ashiuylon.
inc United States naval sta
81 layIor barracks and other
fo,,, interest viii be made by the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30

l.. D. T. Thompson, register of the
local land office, expressed no sur
prise when he was told of the matter
last evening. ~ have heard unoffi-
cially,' hc said. "that tho Vernal of
fice would be closed and will probably
get official informntion tu that effect
within day or two,'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
VERNAL, LOSES
LAND OFFICE
Business for the District Will
BE Transacted in Future
AT Salt Lake.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Nov, Con- ac-
count of decreasing business, tho com
missioner Of tho general land office
has discontinued tho land office at Yer
nal, and in the future the business Of
the district will be transacted at Salt
Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-30
TURKS PREPARING
TO RESUME FIGHT

LONDON, Nov. S0-"rhc government
is actively preparing for a possible rup-
,ure OF the peace negotiations and re-
sumption of hostilities.'' says the Daily
Tclcsraph's Constantinoplo corrcspop-
dent The streets again are swarm
ing with soldiers. The I,ulc Eurgas vet
Grams are preparing to return to the
n
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Continued on Page TwoJ
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Salt Lakers In New YORK.
Speclal to The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-lmpcriaI B 3
EnInn. Hotel Astor. r. =. Dcekc.
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HEARST COMICS

The Tribune'5 four-ra Sunday
supplement in colors is the best in
ihc world.
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CONTINUED on Page, TwoA
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
cHAnar MISREPRESENTATION

\ suit has been brought in the dis
trict court of Glenwood by Chas. H.
King aad E. Bernice King agains:
Christ Brendt and Theresa Brendt for
the recovery Of 1880 which they
claim We secured fron them by the de-
PENDANTS thrs.gh misrepresentation and
fer tlJeoe a..agss aId costs Of salt.
The .ssssAss arose over the purchase
Of q rsacA in Delta county By tie
Kings fEsa the Brendts, the eonsiaera-
tica heses.-AlAoap Of which amount
p.ymsaas As,se oees .nsde q iae
a.sa.t = e1,sso AID it is this ams.st
which - Kings sssk to recover.
The asnta1s e,ain tAst tAey bessAt
. fruit Rn q IL dsSs.1a.ts thrsagA
H. rsqtssusafisa ~ Ne httse tAat
~ ws6sP ~ esssisssl It IN STAT
uteey fn5Aes = aboat IL cable fest,
whereas, n fAst there y Iss tAaa
sae-haH esAie fsss II water With
tAs laaa1. 4 fsstAee e1aia It TIE
Dssnlta - sAa4 81 - pssfit ffsa
H ls14 es1R Nsp fssa ~ hal was
vssr e4nDo wAsssas ~ UnQ sla1n
3 - - - - hsapsa Asnnsa Z,
Doua1o 1Dupe 0sa1l1 - q ~
vow ~ foG ! ~ - 1noRAo,
- = 7 r. : Z
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

cluding the new double track detour:
over soldiers summit.
As soon ~ this report is conaPlAssd
it will be taken before the board of di-
rectOrs and if the figures are satis-
factory it is expected that the else-
trification of the Utah unit will be,
authorized.
The next step will be the eleetrif:-
eat on Of the unit from Salida to Mn
turn, Colo, ard then other units, until
the entire system is operated by elee--
tricity.
The object of these various moves 10
to reduce the cost of operating the rail-
road and give better service; to settle
the lands in Colorado and Utah, and 10
make a big market for the products Of
the power companies. While the Cen
tral Colorado Power company is being
reorganized by the same interests a.
are forming the Utah concerns, they ars
TO remaia independent of each other.
The Utah Power and Light company
will operate in southwestern and west
ern Colorado, Utah and southern Ida
no, The Central occupies all the terri
tory between Denver and the point Of
contact with the Utah eoncerns.
The big pswer companies arc plaa-
ming te spe.d elase to 10000, ,0oe fer
new de~s'sp~sat. TIE settlement of
tAs lasas wa give tAen Patrs.Ags fsr.
Pevef fst irisattsp Parpssss, = wsa1
- ssPpyAg pewer and hgbt = ~
ee9rpsiti-s &ArrSArt-tAc tev;<sss.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
II Aollt ooobeyus On
mq01 Doon ~
~ 1'anr
TWo jU9S Nss0(1

Denves, Dee. ls.-The eO~rt sf ap-
Pesls t~tay confirmed the jadgsaest Of
the district eosrt Of Fre.sest csanty II
the case Of Joseph Walton against sew
eral residents of Canon City whom he
charged destroyed property which Ae
owned il club house. by reason Of
the deeliOn these residents will have
to pay dearly for u raid they made
on his club house in their effort to
make Canon City dry town.
Tscse against whom the verdict WAS
rendered are David J. Houston, then
nsasx hal of CaH"a City, A. l.. Taylor,
u g. Okey, X b. Thompson, q. Wor-
sell, J. N. Wright, Charles Vaa Patton.
George ". Orsne and A. d. Morrison.
sone yses~ ago the city council ~
/ Canon City passed .. ordi.anee Pso-
hibiting the sale Of Intoxicating hSsers
in that tswn. 1t is charged in ths suit
that Walt0a established club asA
under tie guise Of that el~b eoaAucted
. sa,~s. where he sold drinks to every
one who cared to bay them Oae Sun
day 1orning . crowd gathered around
the clSb Assse, = rist started and the
property was Destroyed. Walton in
neaateiy ssesreA a ssaignnent frsM
tie club t. hin Il al the claims aAd
brought ssit fer Samages against II.
.6ve pastieA He wss givea y, ,A0N.
They appealed, Ast tie ossrt Il aP-
psais toAay h.aA ~ IT, Aasaaess vfs
jsst esd ssasssl tAaa PaiA
.Jsdse King delivered the opi.iss OF
the court JsAges King, Scott aa.l
H.riburt agreed On the majority epin.
isn while JsAess Cunninsaaa alA
Morgan delivered . aissesting oKiaisn.
The qnestisa At isue was whether a
lnan essaxel in an unlawful business
could collect damages under the cir
|.cumstaneeA The Rjority held tkst he
could. Thss they had NO right 10 de
stroy personal Psaperty in sder to
stop a nas from an unlawful &asiness
when there we're hws to prevent that
eb0sineaA :.
Tho ease has .xstsaeted state-wide at
tentio. AL today's opnisa eads it,
and the Aetendsats viii have 50 pay
the dsMa1s which now a0sunt to sp-
proxis'aas1y ss,e~.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

Behind the reorganization Of poWe;
plants in Colorado and Utah, capital.
lied for close to 100000, 900, and the
proposed electrification of the Denve.
| L Rio Grande railroad il . movement
to put thousands of settlers on here. J.
fore non-irrigated lands between DEN.
yer and Salt Lake City and in south
western Colorado.
The Electric Bond and Share com
pany, a subsidiary of the General Elec-
trio company, which is backed by the
house of Morgan, is now engaged in
organizing the Utah Power and light
company, capitalized for 10000, 900:
the Utah Securities company, capital
lied for *25 .OOO, 900, and a new conf
pany to take over the Central Colorado
Power company, which will have cap
italization of $29,OOO,OOO.
Interests closely associated with
these deals propose to inaugurate a
campaign for the settlement of land.
in the valleys throughout the territory
served by the big power concerns.
This is to be done by Introducing
electrical pumps for the irrigation Of
arid lands now out Of reach Of the reg
ular irrigation systems. It is under
sloed that thsasa.ds Of asrss will Be
reclaimed in thas nAnnss.
The Denver 1 Rie 0faade railroad
serves practically Al the tesritsry In
which -tts- big oexes Gcneeyus opsrate.
and its rciatieas vita thess ssapa.iss
will - very elsss. Hesiaess y. 7.
Rssh sad Vice PresiAent = L. Hsswa
annsunesa wAsa tAsy Assk sAasus q
~ nanaesnsat = ~ Dss~9 { Rss
0fa.as sAas tAeir psasey win - -
settis IL laals alsag H. Hnsu e q,
Foal
0ines thea ~ Dsavsr Z ~ 0ssais
has takss sts1s lssAing - ~ oleanaAs
slsetsifieaaisa = - setiss gsesa. IL!
thas stsp b tAA.a ~ Pssse wm - -
tat.sa fssa ~ ssasssas wAisA -
nsw unAsaDliAe slnaaAna1an. -
49, sssssasnll ,osaso1 lsslsisl
sseaav - - = Enoh 1snesaona = |
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

tieian, elains everything aAd eonss6ss
.sthisg, 10 definite Hsws hos bssa r.
esiveA - to ths decision except . tals--
gfan which rsads: "Glenwoei Water
case reversei vitA directions 70 ais-
miss bill without prejudice" !
What this decision may mean Il il
difficult to say. Two or three rss1lAs
are possible, but just what the Hext
move will be must be determined By
the wording Of the decision aad it Win
probably be two or three weeks bsfses
espy Of the decision can reach 0lsa-
weed ,,-
II h safs y ~, however, tAaEs -
will be loag tine hefsse ths pssPis
Of GIenwood will see the end sf tA;s
expensive litigation.
LAter:-Just ~ the Post goes to
press We are advised that word has
reached Glenwood stating that q para
graph of the decision declares the COM
pany's extension of franchise valid
while the Injunction against ne city
selling bonds and building a wsesf.
works plant Ia dissolved it cannot re-
pudiate it's contract with the company
and would be obliged to use water
from the eompany's plant to the end,
Of the franchise.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
pRHxunau1s nm m
IN 01AR1 Cn11

CaaO. CITY, Osao, Dee. 17--After be-
ing ost for seveMy-two hours, the jury
in the pepitentAry ease, when 'cour:
convened at 1:3O O'Clock this after
noon, returned q verdict aequitting all
five Of the defendants ON both 81 the
.charges to defraud the
state and obtaining money under false
.pretenses.
John CleghOrn, formerly warden of
the penitentiAry; A. Z. Frisbie, his
chief clerk; D. E. Gibson, president OF
the Gibson Lumber company. Herman
LseAr, the manager. and W. n. Gibson
of Durango, the defendants in the trial
that has just been concluded, wers
charged with conspiracy to defEaud the
state out of $25,OOO and with obtain
ing money under false pretenses. The
two cases were consolidated in this
trial
Evidence leading to the prosesntiop
vas gathered BY ". r. PiteaitAley,
RIO VAS employed two years ass BY
RsaAy xenehaa asA AtAsrney 0s.efal
Bar.z14 70 exanins IL books q IL
Penttestsasy s.a y .,aks . fspsst -
pursAasas Aufins Tie CaesAsen aAainis-
tzatis.. TAs PiteaitAlsy repsrt indi-
,ss.ss IN. fa5nest hos shee1 sasie by
the sanAs hsr quantities sf material
anA s.1pkss that wsss ~ Aslfvseel.
A. ~ district atssf.sy wsaA nst
undertake IL prsssestisa tAs a4Assnsy
Osassal Il H. s1aEs tssk Il .. TAs
s10ss0s sssst finally directed tAat tbs
sesssssy ssssssl ~ ssGiAe witAia hts
SisAa4 Al tAs esss was AssuaAt -
tsaal n has hssa ~ lsagsst txial
svse AsA = tAis liaG1isk afx wssan
vess essssaea N taking svi1sass, y
tAsaoA hsDs nnnbee - ~ vi1asssas
ssn0saeo ~ ~ seaAs ~. - GAns1
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

Quite Q fIutteS Of excitement VS.
started On the streets Thursday when
it wss reported that the political con-
bination that has been running the
town for the past three yesrs had wsa
sweeping and complete victory
against the Glsnwood LieAt and Water
company which had brought an injase-
tioa suit to psevest the tewn selling
4l25 900 i, boads which were voted by
the town = year go last spsiAs, ostsn-
sibly for the purpose Of building .
water wseas systea, Bat in reality
WITH . vise - fsssans H. 0sssvss1
iiekt ssA Weter company - give away
their present water system or failing
in that to destroy the value Of the
present plant.
Judge Lewis of the federal cou.t
had once heard the ease and sustained
the injunction in terms not at all com
Elementary to the GlenwOod politicsl
syndicate. The present hearing was
on an appeal from Judge Lewis decis-
iOp to the United States Circuit court
of appeals.
Aside from Mayor Drach' 8 telephone
message from John A. Rush who, &C.
cOrding to the twentieth century poll
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

4 desperate hsaAap occurred last
sessraay evening At PsnAo, . few niles
saA Of Red Cai1, - . resslt Of which
wiliian A. NAxfielA, Jr, is dead and
the self confessed mur<ePer, James
Buns, overcome by reAesse at his ter
sibls deed, is nervessiy pacing . csti
In tAe Garfield county jail vhese be
w. brsseht Nsaaay night fer safe
ks,PiaS BY Fsaak karnsa, sheri9 ct
EAgss county, aaA his Hnulessheei4,
Fsa.k ,RnssesA aks@ 49, ~ AAQoAe
shssias whe srrsstsA Barns had kept
hin hia1es Ter two nights ssoevAsee
IN the vicinity Of Red Cliff in oFde,
that tie justice Of the nssb might not
be netea out - their prisoner
VIE. Station Agent G. n Kinney
sat At his desk last Saturday evening
in the Ris Gsande depot At RAD6o, 7
fsv niles east Of Rcd Cli1, william A.
Naxfisid, Jr., . teamstef employed in
putting up ice sa the raiirsaA csa,-
Pasy's ice pond, entered a.d bo0sht Q
ticket to Gypsan that he might At
tend tAe funeral Of his father, " 4.
Naxfield, ST., VIZ had died . ceapis
days befese At tie 4ra1eh hsoe scar
0wsstv.tsr lake. BY Aaxfield's side
est Herman Hirnar AID Campbell Nil
IeR, fsals~ wsrkmen, who intended to
aess1npany Naxfield ON his sd uissioa
'ts 0ypsA
while Kinney mas busy about his
wsrk and the three men in the ether
roso were chatting softly ~ they
waited fer the traia that sasnid carry
the. westward, = big rough feissw en-
tsesl the dosr, . max nade Of 4 has-
ha.d4srrhief covering his face AID :.
revolver in his hand.
The man ordered all to put ap their
hasds and then relieved Kinney of
41.55 in change which was in the cash
drawer. He also demanded Kinney &
watch and chain which Kinney turned
over, not any too willingly. As the
bandit noticed the somewhat resentfui
look on Hnney's face he pulled the
trigger and fired = shot It Kinney, the
bullet whiEzing right past Kinney Is
ear and lodging in his desk He then
shot out the Office light and with the
place in darkness he marched the
fsur men with their Aaads in the air
. considerable distance down the
track. y
Kinney then begged to be allowed to
return 70 the station an& fig pAs0eA-
Ger tsaia Ne. = pssvsaf . wreck.
BsAs coassatel that Kinney aAsald
= bsek fer this psrpsse, Sst aansa,
isAsA hin T. kesP Ais Aasds II tAe
ViPu sl
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
nneo1lr 11n la1y
sm Ra ~ aus
49, h,u'auls I
~ k..-& houn
F,sa sssl'.
TN Fl Hh I'm

DsosN, Dee. l7.-TAs diFsetess Of
tie nsaser / Rio GrsnAs railfssa have
AseiAsA to elsstsify the sstirs asia
li.s q the systs. froa Pueblo to salt
Lahs Qby.
IT, Asancing Of the work which viii
eoss aesroxinsteiy el5,OoO, 900, has all
bees completed.
1t y the intention Of the company 70
have ~ work finished BY 1915, in
tiss u handle the enernous toarist
bs.,sssS to the Panama Paeific exPssi-
ties svig the first electrically operated
railEsa% across the Rocky aoustains-
TAs Information il ansRieial, but
oeaas kon N ssthsatic source. A
parry slssely idsntified with the seso-
tiaGieoS which have bsss asAer way
this lslsiag ..de the following state
nss1sss
"Et tAs attention It The company
- saaDeify the road froa Pueblo II
saae LII City, aai it will undoubtedly
be - 1t hAs not besn decided
vbstAsE the lire between Deaver sad
Posh1o ball he electrified since that
stsstsA track is pretty level.
"TA1e esrk is to be finished BY 1918,
- AL n we'll s.der way BY thai
ti.a. y company .sv A.s the dat.
sAswisiehst The s,eotrificatisa will re.
salt = ~ ssviass in tie esss Of spsra-
&isa t1ehe Aissetess fed tat 1t viii
- eanf tkSts- - Il fhsy sAyaAs
have the nOaey. y -
.'The General Electric company and
the railroaA have been figuring ON il
fer mors thss = year and both know
exactly whaG can be done. The rail
road has arranged to got the power fol
the Utah end from the new company
which recently was formed as merge,
Of other conpa nies, and undoustedly II
can make satisfactory arrangements fol
power o. this end when the reorgsniza
ton Of tie Central Colorado Power
company y csapleted.
1.-The company knows it must sPeu'
the money IL it wants to get the bus;
ness and it intends to get ready te
handle tie business which it expect,
the Pa.aara -Pseifie exposition will dc
veloP in 1918. It expects to make sr
asset of The fAet that tourists will b'
handled ~ elsstFie power without the
annoyanee Of smoke and eiEdess.
It We a.asaneed last month by Vice
President e. L. Brown that l21 miles
in Utah arc to be electrified At once
That, he said, was to be followed by
the classification Of the line from Sa.
Ida over Tennessee pass, to Ninturn
1t now deveIspes that the plans provide
for the classification all the way from
Pueblo to Salt Lake City. An import
ant factor in the deal was the recent
organization of the Utah Power and
Light company, with s40,OeO,00O cap
ital to take over fourteen power plants
in Colorado asd Utah along the line of
the Denver L Rie Grande.
The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
GAoADo lms.A1D M
HANDS - aouHvN

Dsavss, De. M-1As CssesAas Nj.
laaA ~ po1ssd = - Aan1s e . ~
ssev~ ~ H. UAitsl SoaAs Aisessss
esnst tsAay - pseitisa - - Csaksal
1suse ss0Pany - New Yssk - tess-
~ uaass u dzst DsseDea
Il siss1 ~ - astisa w.s fer tAs
lsasfit e ~ Asa3ssv - - bseA b
~ = svSAsnse = ~ iaSsbes1sas y
- OatA 1sut esaDaay. osssus
-. vaDAy. lesse - ~ ssa1aavs
- - = ssgu1sse : =
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21
mt cout lgyerses hdee lswk d
cisioa Ut Uolds Tat 1907
Franchise IS vjfd
EXACT PROVISIONS UNKNOWN

o eeeeeeee Q . 90 % Q o o Q % . . .
O0 80
. fra.eaaas
Q esasaay = va&A . .
o ,
~ ru.Aaas essass ~
- ea0anVS
Q sEysasisa e franAksa .
% 80
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The Glenwood post., 1912-12-21

A Kinney ssarted hark toward tie
station Haxfield, who ~as slightly deaf
asd eSidentty had net heard tie .eon.
verntion, started to seturn with kin-
ney- Whereupoa the rohAes struck
Aaxfieid with his gun, knsckea him
down aad the. sh~t him in the neck,
killing him inssa.s3y.
Kiney, uPss retnrning TO the station
gave The alarm, s.d two s.sa ~Ao had
beea wsrkiHg - tie ice PsaA Pyrnsli
.aa a.Als0A ~ Sas, Ssae1sd.AA sase-
bsu.d freisAt tssia, bsaisvsag that tAe
bandit would attempt to escape by th.t
train When 1Tenneasne Hass vas
reanhed it was necessary TO sidetrset
for passenger train Ne. and these two
niea, assisted by the train crew,
searched the :train and finally located
the bandit in the ieea.ax of a refrixer-
stsr car. Tbey pslasA the fellow out
aaA delivered him to ,essple Of dep
uty sheriGs ~ho had come up from Red
Cliff, and these e1ioers esutwitted the
'saragsA citizens asal lid out witL
their prisoner for toe days and nights
ease hs might have bssn saved The
tsoubls Of explai.i,g to jury b
ssart his conduct that night.
All lonAt as to whether the night
nan I'D been eaaght ~as dissipated
when there was found upon his person
~ SIS, tie exact amount takes from
Kinney, h.f much more important than
this w.S the fi.AiaE in his pocket nf'
Kinney . watch and chain and tie haua
Handkerchief whiA Kinney says the
fellow vese On his face for . ,aask.
The mas gave hss name rs James
Barns and his home rs NirginiA City.
Nevada He is tsenty seven years of
age, over ak feet in height and weighs
1sC poun.aA 1t is believed by the Olfi
GERS that Shis is nat h# first crime
and it is expected that inquiry Will
soos be made esneernis,g him from
other officials.
b When Sheriff Farnsm On Thursday
morning visited Bnrns in the Garfield
county Jail the prisoner presented =
wan and haggard appearance which be-
tOkened q restless night. EArnum en-
tered into conversation with the
prisoner and WIS soOA eonviaced thai
Burns was overcome with remorse at
the thought Of his terrible dsed aad
soon he sdmitted to FAxnun that Ne
wAS the man they wanted and that he
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q.otsa shove and then he FelapssA into
. eoaditiea Of nervous salki1ess aPd
rsfussA - talk f1sther.
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'th century pofi- ] Of the franchise.
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N JAIL here FOR SAFE KEEPING

This is to certify that did hold the Pando
tion in Eagle county, Colorado, and dd
. Maxfield the night of December H. 1912
JAMES BURNS
Frank Farnom
Frank BaFtels
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