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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-29
NEWS BRIEFS

License Officer Arthur Ingram ar
rested r. J. Nerker yesterday on a
charge OF peddling dental supplies
without a license We was selling
dental supplies around a local dentists
Office when the officer picked him M.
This Is the second man 10 be arrested
In a short time for this ofense
Up 10 tho present time there has
only been n small sum subscribed
Tor the purchase OF horse for Hi
ram Bishop. Humane Officer sheldon
Joseph has taken the matter IN hand,
and reports $500 10 buy the horse.
Mrs Sophia Clarke charged with
performing an Illegal operation. will
receive a preliminary hoarir e Tuesday
before Squire r G. Hobbs
To-day will he municipal pay day
FOR the cts police and fire depart
ments other departments will ~.
c',vr their pay Monday
Tho a. a Lennon Nantpl 4 Tile
company has received q charter from
the Secretary az State authorizing
them 90 construct houscs. roads
streets. ctc. The authorized capital
stock is 10000. and tho incorporators
are an local mon
Yesterday the employees Of the
Z ohio Railroad received their semi
month";, pay cheeks The pay covers
The first Two weeks 81 the present
month.
The Now winter schedule on the
-. & % goes into cnoct Saturday AZ
midnight
Tho work ~ cleaning up the rub
bish on fho Reilly estate on Main
street. caused by the recent fire. Will
be completed This week Tho build
ing WAS occupied D, the Wagner Gro.
Gerry Company AZ the time OF the FIRE
The building viii b. repaired inside
OF tho next few weeks. and the firm
will aEain occupy tho building
Tho collection which was taken
90 ST. Lukes p T. church Thanks.
giving morning will hc contributed 90
The Old Ladies' Home. or Thirteenth
street
a meeting ~ tho Toy Mission
workers viii bo held ~ tho First O.. T.
church Sunday afternoon. when mat
tors ~ e business nature will Doc dis
cuasod
Yesterday evening the visiting
committee ~ the s % a. vs. called
upon Hermann Lodge $50 900 the \
% o. vs. hall ON ChapIine street The
chief feature OF the meeting Was the
delitorinV ~ several splendid al
dresses bv thc members 81 the order
after which splendid luncheon was
served
Tho members ~ Falaon club a
FoN.h organization will celebrate Tho
fHtnrst Anniversary 81 the lnde.
uer1Duoo of their mother country on
sunday
Accorf.ng 90 200 reports tho an
rual love feast Witch has been held
a. fho UIrh school during fhn past few
years viii bo abandoned because they
are considered ZOO expensive. and
that AZ g. rather announcement for tho
other schools t0 attend the feast as
fHcF Hro Too much scattered and prob
ably would NOT send delegates 90 at.
frud such o. g8fhrrinr
49, - - ->-.--,-----.-----~>-
fricf Richard Robertson. TriadeIphin
district A Bell. Washington de-.
trict vs. Price Madison district. y
" Mckee. CLAY district. Joseph
Uandl1n. Center district And, Long
Webster district. Ur % snats.
Ritchie diaurc. " q seinhacker
Liberty district. y W Atkinson. Rich.
land district, G.. A. Laughlin.
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ARRANGEMENT
For Funeral ~ Thomas Der1itrosk.
Run Down ~ q. & o. Train
Thursday Night. Not Vet Made

70 10 late hour last rI.ff ro
Rucrul arrangement had boon mtT.
lOr The body ~ Thomas U,u.Iru.t
tho unfortunate man Who ua. killed
fu Tho IIrkuHOI rrrf. 81 fIe f a.
% railroad company OF ftrder.or.
Thursday evening and fhr body el.
fi o. tho AdDIrh undertaking mr.
Tors. whore If va. removed |rf.
Thursdsy evening
The man was Identified trsftrf4.
afternoon end NJ was found fn.f Ir
W1a employed ou one Of Goo .I.firI
GROVE nu fhr o. a. a. % O.. believed
That fro heavy fox On f.. frrlIr
Ihur.dtF wa. r0. ponsIIIn for fIr
mans death. 1. tho engineer nna bod.
able ~ $500 tho form of fhr man ur
fhr " rEH. because of tho for
If u expected fhlf relatives o. fnr
W7n WIN make funeral Arrangement
some fiwo fo day as tho man lived I-
ono of thD houses above tho round
house.
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WHEELING-MADE
EXHIBITPLANNED
SUGGESTION MADE AT MEETING
OF BOARD OF TRADE
DIRECTORS.
May Result In Industrial Exposition
Being Held Next Tear-Plans
Tentative as Yet

a suggestion made by Secretary
Roy b. Naylor at a meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Wheeling
Board OF Trade that Made in
Wheeling" exhibit be held in this
city in the near future will probably
result in large industrial exposition
being planned for next year. The
matter was referred TO the comruit-
tee on trade extension and advertis.
ing, and meeting will be held soon
probably next week, 10 discuss the
adviSaouity of holding such an al
fair
The exposition is being planned
Tor the purpose OF advertising the
wares manufactured in this city. IL
possible much machinery will be in
operation and many spaces will be
devoted 10 exhibits OF many lines OF
retail business. There will also be
room for welfare work, such as dis
pays py the Associated charities ana
kindred CARNATIONS.
II Is decided to hold the exposi-
tion II will doubtless be IN the mar
ket audttoEum dr. the earl
spring or late fall OF next year --Iere
mas never been anything OF this ma
ture In Wheeling. although such az
IalTs nave been successfully carried
out IN many other cities. II Is pro.
posed TO plan Wheeling's exposition
aIonS the lines of an Industrial fair
hsid decently in Wilkesbarre. Pa.
hougn Nilkesbarre is nearly two
tltnes Iarger than Wheeling. the val.
ustlon OF manufactured products I'm
that town is only about half thar ~
the wheeling district. The manu-.
IaTtufed products in Wheeling are
valued at $4,000. 600. while in
MIlKesbarre the valuation is about
S13 $500. 900. aou'
Inc trades extension and adyertis.
lhs committee. 10 which the matter
vas referred last night. is composed
OF the following: Seaton Alexander
CHAIRMAN. j. A Baum, ]. A Bloch
Harry Clayton. II. " Gee T.
Meyer. J. II. Naylor, Reuben Robin.
Stifel.
Routine Business.
Inc directors discussed the meet.
ing TO be held Monday evening in
me interests of protection from
MOODS Tor Wheeling. at which George
II, Maxwell Will be the speaker
The matter Of selecting delegates
TO the annual convention of the Ma.
tonal C.vlcs Federation TO De neId
IN New York, December IL and ~
was considered and the president and
secretary were authorized TO an.
point delegates.
The secretary reported the list OF
delegates selected by President In.
vine TO represent the board AZ the
annual Rivers and IIarbors congress
10 be held in Washington ID &
next week. and the list was approved
lhe secretary reported on deIin.
quent members. The report was r..
t"rred 10 the membership committee
Tor further action
The meeting was attended by the
iolIoWirg members. {. IA. bowler
charles ii. Watkins. Jr.. George
liooH' X. VI. Browne. Seaton Alex
ander. George W. Lutz ! UaroiC
Brennan and Secretary Roy Il
\aylor
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MOVEMENT
To Have America Participate In AnqIo
American Exposition Endorsed
by West Virginia
Ccnqressmen.

in reply To communications recently
addressed TO the West Virginia Con.
Fra--mDn urr.rs them to support tho
movement 90 have the United States
take part ln the AuzloAmerican oN-
position which is 90 Boz held in London
ir 1915 Secretary WIN. Schwertfecer.
OFF me Wheeling Business Mems A-so-
cation. yesterday received letters
from tOngressmau a. large Howard
sutherland. Of EIk.us, and Hunter H.
Moss. Jr 'ourra- man from the
Fourth District. stating that they
heartily endorse the movement Con
rreesman Sutherland o. member ~
The American committee Of the eUuoe-
sitiou. and boo hit letter stated that no
thought 10 advisable that This country,
participate boo tho affair. BOO Wow Of
o.. vain" as an evidence of sound. Don.
u.ar feeling and ~ friendly irtorHa.
Hor.i relations
Ih" exposition $3.50 ba hold from
N.. rrIi October. of usst year rq
object .H f0 celebrate fha centenary OF
peace and uroErera 900 fna arts.
science. Hud Industries az tho United
S.ttr OF America aud tho British FIN
p.ra
Recently tho West Virginia Board
of Trade aud local commercial orgari
luIor. received letters from tho ae.o-
c.l'inn In charge ~ mo exposition. re.
quost.nr them to write teo the Wet
virginia congressman and urge them
fO support 'Ho propagation Tho local
BusIn". Mrna Association dd So
Yesterday several large posters and
signs and ron adorable iforafure md.
EerifinE Do" exposition we're received
In fhla fIfH
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PROGRESSIVES
or Ohio County Hold Meeting and
Elect OFicers o. Social and
Political Club.

IH' ohio county Progressive club
Wr' last MIGHT iu ,lc 4 % O. W
.II and completed their temporary
nr.auIyatIou Pos 'Iacuur O. s Iauph.
Ir. chairman. and g. " Crago. aeero.
'arF The committee Ia COMPOSED Of
ON" member from each district IN tho
county There woie about sixty
members present at thr meeting
which v1s o. nir crowd con id.r.rg
'h' acf that tbr ciuu now De- com.
posed of $50 member
Ihrrr we're several fueakr-s pres.
Ont during tho evening Who outlined
fhn object ~ tHa club. beirr or
rauIzrd They were. g. ~ Kimhau
vs. s. Surdun. of Now VarrnetiiIe
br Crow ~ Glen Fastonf Va Hao
NON Hri % " Mckee Tho following
committee was elected. Union dis
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Local Evidence
Evidence that can be yerlued
Fact is what We want
Opinion is not enough.
Opinions differ
Here is Wheeling fact
You can test no.
Mrs Margaret Froidhof. 1897 Jacob
80. Wheeling. W Va. SAYS. "Cafcn.
Ing cold was the beginning Of my KID.
ney disease. Tho kidney socretions
were unnatural Besides had rhoum.
atic pains through my whole body AZ
times the pains seemed TO be I'm nv
collarhono and they shot up and down
my spine. The rhsumatlsm was go
had that ] had ~ use crutch for
thrco months There were sweliInrs
IN my feet and body that grew 20
large that 7 couldn't put on my cloth.
lnc or shoes Doctors said that I wa
In the FIRST stag Of dropsy. but they
were not able 20 help me. Then
used an kinds 81 medicines but moth.
inr Did me much good until ] began
USING Doan's Kidney pills They were
Grand They reduced the swellInqs fo
normal and stopped the pains I was
relieved 20 kidney trouble and have
not had much Of the rheumatism
since ln my capacity a. nurse.
often have recommended poan'a nd.
ney pills and know they have always
Elvcn satisfactory results"
For sale by an dealers Price sn
cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
80 YORK. sole agents for the United
SfaiCe
Remember the name -Doan's-sne
take no other.
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OIL AND GAS


many wells At thiS time and nearly all
are producers. The south Penn oil
company has completed it's No. on the
VI. r Ferrell farm End has one OF the
best producers that has been compl-;ed
N that county FOR number Of months
The nrst twenty mour hours after IL
was drilled through the sand IL placed
zoo barrels To its credit. Near spencer
on Johnsons creek. the same company
has drilled It's test on the Bays heirs
farm through the Big lnjun sand and
has a duster.
on Green creek. Walton district. the
pleted and shot No. % on the G Z.
Hively farm and has producer good
for 20 barrels day IN the Rig Inlun
uicL the Ruckmore OH Company has
drilled a test on the Z J. Rucker farm
barrel punper This location is 1000
feet nortis'est Of the test on the u
~ Ihrch farm. driil-l by the ohio
Light Wen in Richie.
On the Volcano tract Grant district,
Ritchie county. NJ. West has completed
the Rig lutun sand. In the northeast
extension of the Blue creek field In Big
sandy district. Kanavha county. the
united Fuel Gas Company has shot its
No. ! on the r. T.. Edgell farm and In
creased its production from 10 10 Is
pieted nearly two years ago and was
the FIRST 10 show a northeast extension
10 the Blue creek held.
ridge county. Randolph a Ward have
drilled test on the Hiram Richards
farm. through the Gordon sand and have
a duster. II viii be drilled To- the lower
sands In Union district. wood county.
the carter OH Company has started TO
dri'l e test on the ! ". RurEey farm.
ON Miracle run. near cross Roads. Bat
teile district Monongslla county. -. y.
Fleming q 60. have drilled "a test on tSc
y. j. 'orrotueIs farm through the sand
and found nothing but uLht show 81
.HH U.
Nsll1ere. SJrdis district. Harrison couu-
a.. the Hope Natural Gas 60. has shot
so on inc ii NJ. Garrett farm ana i'm
creased its production from D 3 TO s." bar
tels day. so Uu the same farm is
holding up at 100 barrels. Grove ~ IIr.
ri-h e SO. ]. on the Is. SIS OGDEN farm I'D.
Isau Di COMPANY so. 4. a. Sean at
700 barrels a day. In Ten Ait district.
'orwin ~ strother- have drilled their
test on the ". IT, Curviu farm Co "a
depth 800 feet and are fishing
Tn Liberty district Marehau county.
The city a. suburban on Company has
driIIsd a second test on the IS NJ Kin
caid farm through all sands and has r.
daster. The same company IL due iu the
sand at a second test on the Bo0ier
irfu. n' the tHrnirE springs district
Company las completed <oe 4 and on
The James iIarth"It farm and both arc
very light bumpers. The ~taFer on 90
T has Completed $50. 3 ON the Alice Bornes
farm ana has buster.
In Center district calhoun county. T.
J i-rEie a. co. arc due iu t.s -ruI 20 n
I ts-i 900 Tie John iIayhur~t farm. Ia
the same district d. Do Turner Il co.
arc due 500 3D." sand A. "a test on the r.
/ M'lver'ou farm. Across the dividing
Gas company ls aII.liug e test on tH.
Down in Kentucky.
I f.f"rF ur" NOT -o 'rtHHIstr a- tl 90.
f n."-f Peg f.f opening HELD ir rhat
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south Fourth street, Rev. LLOYD Rob
Gus ia charge. the following sunday ser
wee" viii De held sunday school AZ
y. Do. preach rE in Welsh at 1880. The
y .Eiat.au tuIeavor society will meet AZ
80. follow ed by the evening service
in English at s.2O. The sncrament OF the
l"rd supper will be observed at the
evening services
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MARTINS FERRY
sIgnIna FetlfLnn.

The rs-.dsrt. II an fr. -rrrT towns
.n t.n r.rrr nrr H.Erfrr rettIHns HaL-
InE tHr ~ .stI.rE Traction I.mrsrv 60
fI.e reduced fare fn 1Orkf .IIt Hrd I.
NfN orc surreaafuI fhrV viii Hrrr, fr
state utilities .Hr.rrfaa.Un Tho
fore fn NntIHnd af tnf present f.na BEL
I' rfufr and n uc ratio Co. NurEt|Ifr
ls reduced the rate will be- Dol cents
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Un,ted Prssertsrian chnroh-

S'bhath school, s.t5 "a. m. morning
~ l,'. lN Pr. Morning theme Christ
ffc-em inent.' Junior MISSIONARY so
,'ttN. y m Evening service -.a0
SNn.'cf ~ evening Il scourse. "Christ's
demands. "wednesday evening pra,sr
in''. lns. t.ao. strangers are cordially
NV lted To worship with as at ali OF our
services. }. = nm. pastor.
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lh' contest Tor the library comes 20 q
lose iAis evening ana mo- doubt v large
INih'ef "t votes viii De- cast during the
lA}. H@ tli throuEt yesterday the ballot
lrE Was very heavy. 10 Il eNperted fna+
ih' votes VIII he counted and tie win
her announced the first part Of the week
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special train ~ ~ cars left the a.
station yesterday afternoon Tor
'''''ihiA' carrying oroharf heaters that
tcontinued on Page Eisvsn)
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welsh Church
AZ The Welsh Congregational church.
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FACT
Local Evidence.

Local Evidence.
Evidence that can be yerlued.
Fact is what We want
opinion ts not enough
OuInfgua FFm.r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
FANCY DRESS PARTY.

y grand and gay time was had Sat
urday night by nearly forty little miss
6 and mast, rs who attended in costume
the fancy dress party given at the Wv
icr Opera House un,cr the direction Of
Miss Minnie Duffy. The party was for
the purpose Of raising funds toasSist
III dcfraying the cost of street crossing
construction 1t the Church Of the Sac
red Heart at Sixth and Elizabeth street
The following were in costume.
McAll,n. forget-mc-nOt; Salome Meal
Ecic Wallis. blue butterfly: Mildred
len, fairy. Kate Lee Galbert. tamourine
girl: Elena Rcntfro. fairy: EStella BeS-
tcrio. flower girl; Baby Sophia Kow-
alski. Little Red Riding IIO-0: Marie
Weller Little Red Riding Hood: Gay
and Elizabeth Moore. dawn and flower
girl; Burneli Go0drcn. bull fighter;
Frank Goodrich. society man: William
Seaman. indian; Carl Weller. army
man; Layton Haley, navy man. Edward
Kendall, cadet; Melvin Clint. night:
Kathryn Craig, Spanish girl: Rosita
kowa iski. colonial dame; Stella May
BatScll, Martha Washington: Vivian
ASllh in Madam pompadour. Rosilie
Roy. Columbia: Marie Armstrong.
Dutch peasant: Francis Gridcr Japan
csc girl; RoSita Putcgnat, Florodora;
Mary Thornham, Folly; Evylyn S%canlan,
BOpccp: Eileen Seaman. carnations:
Ruth Ecanlan. red rose: Ruby MuScll.
Martha Washington: Dora Musell. En-
press Jos phine. Kathryn Kleiber. Con
trary Mary; Masters Walton. Hanson.
Roy. P%utcgnat. and Vivier, boy scouts;
Bcrtara mand Owen Combc, cowboys: ID
liza Salinas Yznaga, carnatiOn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
is A VICTIM
OF TETANUS
DIR. T. f.. MOTT. A WELL KNOWN
PHYSICIAN, DIES OF LOTKJAW.
BROUGHT ON BY PRICK WITH
RUSTY NEEDLE
FORMERLY PRACTICED AT SPAR
TANSBCRG. :. c.. AND RESIDED
HERE FOR HIS HEALTH-WAS
GRADUATE OF TULANE.

Tetanns or jock jaw. brought on BY
a prick with a rusty needle, caused the
death at 1l:45 today of DR.. T. T.. Mott.
formerly a physician and surgeon Of
Spartansburg. South Carolina. and
who for the past three years has lived
IN 4 camp on the bank If the Rio Grand
for the benefit of his health. He was Is
years old.
DR.. Mott was taken out to the Rio
Grande Sanitarium Sunday morning
over his objections. but friends from
among the United States immigration
and customs offices at the river. and
his physician Dir. Harold Kirkham. in
sisted that he was in no condition TO
remain III camp He stated to them in
the hospital that he felt he had only i
short time to i've and that 4 niece. re-
siding in San Antonio, Miss Julia Mott
be advised.
:. :. Mott. of Spartanburg. who is
supposed to be son. was advised Of his
condition and COMMUNICATION is nova
being had with him with reference to
the disposition Of the body which has
been turned over to Il local undertaken.
y most obliging and g %ntlemanly
character. DR.. Mott made friends of
all who came i'll contact with him. He
was r~eticent az to his past, but has
stated that he was a graduate Of the
Tulane University at New Orleans. and
that he was an expert surgeon was dem
Onstrated several times during his resi-
dencc Of three years in Brownsville.
He had a wonderful mind, which did
not sem at times to have been effected
by the incurable disease with which he
was afflicted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
IN0POLITA ROUTE 0.K'D
POSTOFFICE Is NOTIFIED THAT
NEW RURAL MAIL ROUTE Is TO
BE ESTABLISHED.

The Brownsville poStofice today was
advised by the post Office department that
the establishment of Il rural route from
Brownsville to (Nopolita has been au-
thorized. and will be effective April |.
1914.
This advice is gratifying 10 the local
postal officials as well as to the citizens
of NOpolita and the section between there
and Brownsville. However. the service
was greatly desired before time named.
50 that it might have been taken advan-
taee of during the busy shipping season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
ATTEND BISHOP MEETING
FAIR MANAGER AND PUBLICITY
MANAGER LEAVE FOR NEWSPA-
PERMEN'S MEETING.

q. Perkins, manager of the Browns
vile Fair, and Stanley f. Watson, pub
Acity manager for the fair. left this
morning for Bishop, where they will at.
tend the meeting of Southwest Texas
newspaper men. which is being held in
that town today.
This will be the greatest gathering OF
extreme Southwest Texas newspaper ed
itOrs ever held. and is for the purpose OF
organizing them into an association. The
meeting was arranged by the Southwest
Texas Progressive League.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
BEGIN WORK TODAY

p. b Mcdonald Of Corpus Christi, con
structiOn foreman fer the Southwestern
Telegraph 4 Telephone Co., arrived in
Brownsville today with a crew of seven
men, and work begins at once on the
obstruction If the new telephone line
from Brownsville to Point Isabel. New
poles will be placed, and Il first class
p p wire circuit will be stretched be
tween the two points.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24

According to the new directory re
Gently issued for the city of Houston
the population of the city is 10Y 100,
$40
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24
SHOOTING IN MATAMOROS
NO ONE HURT so FAR As COULD
BE LEARNED. But SEVERAL ARE
FRIGHTENED.

Brownsyillites returning from Mata-
moros last night told of u shooting that
occurred in that city. near the PreSby-
terian mission. at $50 o'clock. but 80 far
rs could be learned no one was hurt. The
owner Of the shooting iron. believed to
have been Il Mauser. was hauled in by
the police. and installed i'll Il comfortable
room in the "~iusgaro.' Four or five shots
were fired.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24

Remember the Diridcnd Fcdturc.-If
you win the FIRST PRIZE and have
only SEN i'll 81 90 on subscription to
THE HERALD. the prize will be worth
only 800 90. If however, you have sent
in So. GO on subscription, THE HERALD
will hand you $500. 90.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24

San Angelo. The heaviest shipment
of cattle from this place this fall was
made last week when March and Cav
lev shipped sixteen carloads of fat
steers and lows to the Fort Worth mar
ket. 4. good price was received for the
cattle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-24

Sherman-Work has started on the
twelve miles system Of highways in the
city limits Of this place. There is also
in progress here eight mics of paved
streets.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
ALLEGED BRIBE TAKERS
 HAVE BEEN RELEASED )
It Was Only Plan to Oetain an AL
 ieged Criminal

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISTATCHl
 NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Thc re lease from prison without bail today of J. T.. Mott. secret agent of the depart- ment of justice and Frncsto Fernandez, representative Of the constitutionaIist party of Mexico is interpreted to mean that there will be no prosecution in connection with tine payment last week of $6o0 by Emanual Castillo Brito, for mcr provisional governor of Campccnc. Mexico for alleged promise of immun- ity from arrest on criminal charges preferred by the Mexican government
 C. Raymond Matthews. special agent If the department of justice who ac- ceptcd the $500 from Brito and who as serted that it was done in connection with plan to dctain Brito until warrant for his arrest should arrive from Washington was released Satur- day.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
Of Local Interest
,Ee'= ssisZss CEL3F s .ssl saI i .foiseID SElEIXH1
STORED WATER SUPPLY.

Water service department report for August 1:
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet .- ..................... 156.04 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 312,Sl7 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet ................... 2,496 Elevation Of water in reservoir
 one year ago today. feet ..-. 1643O Contents of reservoir, one year
 ago today, acre feet. ........53S.4 .457 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. l. FEW. .................... 12.94O Amount of water used for irri-
 suuon, north side, NJ. L....... 5O,320 Amount of water used for irri-
 gution, south side, M. l. ...... 23,39O
Arizona republican., 1913-08-05
APPROVAL OF MINERAL SURVEY

The surveyor general has approved Mineral Survey No 3066. embracing the Bullock, Bullock No. l. Bullock No. ?
 Bullock No. }, Nevin No. ? and Ncvin No. lode mining claims These claims are located in the Harcuvar Mining district, Yuma county. Arizona and are claimed by the Arizota Mining