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El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
buen orden.

Duen Ofden.
Hay n diferencia de opinion en-
cuanto a la ley en- cuanto al reclamo
en- contra del ASSESSOR anterior de $2Ou
por propinas eolectadas Enero 6 a Enc
70 IS. 1912.
En- cuanto a las cuentas de los CO.
misionados de condado ell auditor po-
40 objection a la rendicion de cuentas
por oficlales cuando deben ser rendi-
das por ell individuo a quien la cuenta
Sc lie debla.
FL auditor halla en- la cuenta por lie
a lunaticos al asilo de Las Vegas, al
condado Sc lie han salvado gastos dom
de amigos y ~parientes acompanan a
sus pacientes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Ell GRAN JURADo HAcE UNA CON-
TRl6UcIoN PARA MANDAR AL
MucHAcHo A sU CASA.

earrizozo, N. M, Mario 21.-Un in
cidente humane muy interesante ocu-
rri0 en- connection con ell termino de la
corte de distrito aqui. Earl Galloway
quien ha estado siendo detenido en- la
carcel aqui por tres meses esperanto
ser iuzgado por ell cargo de haber en-
trado a la casa del DR.. r. e. Blaney en-
Osuero fue ~descargado por el gran ju-
RADIO ell Jueves y Sc junto una contri-
bucion por aquel cuerpo para Ell mu-
chacho, quien yive en- Finley, Ohio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
N0TIGIAs De NDEVO MEXICO
UN MucHAcHo BALEADo Accl-
DENTALMENTE.
FL Mlsmo cuento de sIempre RepetI-
do en- Ell Fuerte WIngate-La vfctL
ma PerdI6 an Ojo.


Gallup. N. NJ. Mario 21.-El mismo
cuento viejo de siempre de que la pis-
toIa no estaba cargada Sc replti6 otra
vez Ell Ell Fuerte Wingate en- esta se-
mana cuando Fawn Gallagher fue ba-
leado accidentalmente y disfgurado
por La vida por su hermano Richard.
El trio penetr0 por la nariz, despe-
dazandole uno de los ojos, pasando
afuera cerca de la sien. El mucha-
cho herido fue traIdo prontamente EN-
un automobil al hospital de Gallup,
dohde tendra que pasar por una ope-
raci6n. Sc tsmen graves temores en-
cuanto al resuItado. La triste catas-
trofe ha postrado por compiSto d toda
la familia.
Ultimos reportes dicen que Gallaher
esta d~escansando bien, y que So N sal
yara Ell otro ojo fuera de toda duda.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Ell sENADoR cATRoN AYUDA A
LA EscuELA CON LA sUMA DE
$40,

"Yo doy $40 81 listed da $40, asi lie
escribio ell superintendent de escue-
las de condado John v. Conway al Sc
nador Catron cuando I'm distrito del
norte en- ell condado halo que lie falta-
ban $50 para acabalar los $500 para
conseguir $500 de ayuda del estado, pa
ra construir n escuela. Ell Sr. Con-
way recibi6 una nota del Sr. Catron
en- dias pasados ~incluyendo n libran-
"a por $40.
Ell Sr. Conway dice que desde la
contribution del senador Pankey con
zapatos ha recibido muchas ofertas ge-
para la ayuda de pupilos indi-
gentes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
@Amonestaol0n de Ia saruu" Especial

"Amonestaclon de Ia saIuu" Especial
Para Mario.
Mario es un mes de prueba para los
j6venes Y para personals grandes.
Crup, r~esfriados bronduiales, lagrip-
pe.pe y pneumonia deben temerse y
evitarse. La compota de Mel Y Alqui
tran de Foley es una gran mediciua
para la familia que prontaments pa
rara una tos, evitara Ell progreso de IN
resfriado, y relevara los pasajes de al
re inaamados y congelados. Es sa-
ma, pura, y siempre cierta. De ven.
Ia en- The CAPITAL Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Honor a la Ciencia
UN FAMoso sABIo DE CHICAGO oFREcE
sU NuEvo MEroDo GRATIS a ToDos
Los HoMHREs DEsILEs Y oAsTADos.
cuRAcloNEs MARAvlLLosAs Sc HAGEN
ToDos Los DIAs.

ri tempo de los curanderos y de los charlatanes es una cosa 81 pa
sado. Els III hecho que ell hombre que sufre de alguna de las piagas
del siglo Xxx tiene forzosamenle que mIar a Ia clencia medca mo-
derna para su salvation. Hemos publcado un Hbro htulado Come
stones Secretas" que, aunque basado en- los 0lAInos adeianos q 9 "a
ciencfa. esta escrito m terminus sencillos y entendibles pr todos.
Este librito Que da informes de verdadero merto al hombre agoviado
por Ell sufrimiento SO manda gratis a Quien 10 solicite con la esperanto
de que lie sea de utindad.
Nuestro Medico Director, ademas de distribuir gratuftamente es-
la vaIiosa obrita tamben ofrece dar gratis una muestra de 81 mara
ynlDso tratamiento para oil combatiniento radical de la deDnldad q
xual, las afecciones de los 0fganos genitoNurinarios. reunatismo, i'm
purezas de la sangre, desordenes del estomago & higado y especial
mente para la restauraci0n del sistema nervioso gastado.
10 1nico Que I'D, tene que hacer para recibir TODD este gratis g q
marcar con una C) los sfntomas o Intermediates que I'd. sufra de
las nombradas en- ell cupon de abajo y mandaro Ell una carta drfjida
d nosotros.
Este no 10 compromise d I'd. en- NADIA con nosotros. 81 I'd. quiere
someterse q nuestro tratamiento regular, solo una suma modesto Sc lie
cobrara.
cUPoN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
srs. THE NERvIsANA co, Depto. j. q. Box 1870, Chicago. H. U. S A,
Sryanse mandarme, sin costo alguno para mi, su lfbro "CONFESlO-
MES SECRETASp y una muestra de su maravinoso tratamiento. Aba
10 he marcado los males que me afectan y quiero DIR su opinion So
bre mi case.
NAL de Hfsado catarro Dyspepsia .sansre Impura
Stills Estrechez Gonorrea NAL de Ridones
..Reumatsmo ..Nerviosdad .Estrehimlento DebDtdad Sexual
.EspermatOrrea ,AImorranas Nal de veIga Neuralgia
Nombre y apelido \. Fl. s. 4. !. 1890 ......
MI direction complete, es como sigue; observation-disclosures.
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Mi edad 4. ............... Cuanto tempo enfermo2. 5. -...,.....
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
rodavla Tiene confianza.

No obstante los reportes al contra
rio, Adolfo P. Hill tiene esperanzas to-
dayia de ser confirmado por, ell senado
como e~stafetero de Santa Fe. Los
amigos del Sr. Hill diieron ell Mierco-
les que noticias recibidas de Wash
ington indican que Ell Diputado Fer
gusson tiene razon para e que Ell
senado conirmara al Sir. Hill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
MATo A LA MUJER Y AL NiNo, Sc
GUN Sc ALICIA.

Kirksviile, Mo-. Mario 16.-Henry
Thorington, de 40 amos de edad, fue
lIamado para ser juzgado hoy aQui por
ell asesinato de la Sra. Ivy Chevalier
V su hiia, de - amos de edad, quienes
fueron halladas muertas en- su casa en-
K~irksviIle, IN Agosto pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

=-
Despacho Especial al Nuevo MexIcano
Victor, Condado de Valencia, Mar
20 21.-Domingo Wales esta bajo
fianza para aguardar la acci0n del gran
la carcel para Ell mismo prop0sito, los
hombres estando acusados con la
complicidad en- Ell asalto y robo en- la
persona de Don R6mulo Romero en-
Victor. Parece que uno de estos llamo
a la puerta del Sr. Romero dieiendole
que iba para San Juan y la Casa Co
lorada Y guerra que lie vendiera dos
botellas de vino. Ell Sr. Romero abrio
la puerta Y al momento Sc %lanzaron
cuatro homhres en~mascarados encima
de ell, lie amarraron las manos con
una cuerda y ell pescuezo 0 un ca
bestro y luego hicieron 10 mismo con
su esposa. Las intenciones de estos
malhechores eran asesinar a los dos
v luego echarlos en- ell rio para que
no Sc supiera NADIA. A segun ell relate
dicho Dor ell Sr. Romero, estos crimi-
males e~sculcaron toda la casa y Sc TO-
baron $72.00 que habia en- la casa y
luego Sc fueron. FL ST.. Romero esta
POGO tullido. Tan pronto como el Sc
pudo desatar do la alrma y Ell algua-
Gil Jaramillo y ell Condestable Juan
Trujillo siguieron a los hombres CO.
giendo a dos de ellos. Ahora andan
los ofciales en- busca de los otros dos,
Los dos hombres %prisioneros tienen
muy mala reputation.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

FL Guardian j. B. McManus, de la
~penitenciarfa recibio hoy los papeles
en- la causa de Grady L. Rhodes, ell
asesino del condado de Grant, quien
fue sentenciado a servir GO a SO amos
en- la penitenciarfa. La corte suprema
Ell Lunes afirm6 la sentencia de la cor
te menor. Rhodes fue convictado de
matar un Chino y sac6 apelacion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26


Observation-Disclosures tambien halla
mos que Ell asesor pasa la mayor par
te de su tempo lejos de sus debereE
odciales, cuando por los requerimien
tos de la ley deberfa dar TODD su item
pc a los mismoa.
"Cuarto-Err0res mayores, ntimero'
SOS en- ndmero, plenamente demues.
tran Incompetence Q negligencia y
esiaa causnndo mucha dlncultad y
desconteLto entire los contingencies
del condado de Union. Nos6tros los
miembros del gran jurado creemos
que 81 nosotros deseamos la investiga-
ci6n legal de las condolences y name
10 de Ia oficina del assessor, a segun Ell
CapituIo Sc de las ieyes de 1908. en- To-
da %probabilidad eI presente incumben-
te serfe obligado a dejar vacante la
oicina."
Una FaIssdad, Dice ei Official.
En- una carta publicada 81 Asisten-
te Procurador de Distrito o. T. Phil
lips marca como una "falsedad sin
ninguna garantia" un manifesto 81
q alega fue hecho en- la junta pd-
blica en- la corte aqui ell dia 6 de Mar
20 por Ell Presidente A. Z. Miera, del
Clayton Citizen al efecto que Phil
lips habia faltado y rehusado en- res
cartas de varios ohciales de
,ondado pidiendo opiniones en- cuanto
l sus deberes oficiales.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

AvIsO Sc da aqul que todas las npiica.
clones por permisos para pastear reses.
cabaIlos. oveias Y cabras dentro de la
RESERVA MACDONALD DE PECOS du.
rante Ia e~stacion de 1914 deben ser pro.
tocoladas en- mi ofcina en- Santa Fe.
Nuevo Mexico, en- o antes de Enero 25,
1914. Complete Information en- euanto
a las propinas de pasteos que deben car.
garse Y formas de blancos que deben
usarse en- hacer las aplicaciones seran
dadas al pedirias
THOMAS R. STEWART,
Supervisor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Para curar un Rssfrlado en- un Ola
Tomen las Pastillas LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININE. Los BotlcGrios devuel
ven ell dinero 81 faltan en- curar e
w. GROVES es la 6rma que estA 81
cada GAIA. 2sc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
OFFICIAL
MAS cUIDADo EN- cHAvEs Els RE,
coMENDADo.

informe del Intendente AmbuIante 10,
bre los ofIcIaIes no Hace cargos Sc.
rIos-Ei Fondo de Preparedness
usado Para construlr Ia Casa de
cortes y Ia carceI.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
81 AIuuaciI pufur Estuvo Acui

FL alguacil W. T. Dufur, del conda-
do de San Juan estuvo de vista en- la
ciudad Ell Lunes en- canine para Las
Vegas con una persona insana para Ell
asilo de dementes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
MoNuMENlos

Tenemos I'm gran surtido. y pode-
mos e%jecutar c~ualquier diseno hecho-
Escrfbanos por disehos y muestras.
JONES.BOWERS MONUMENT CO.
215 E. Central
Albuquerque. N. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26

Preguntaron un dia a Tlmon, por
que aborrecia generalmente a los
hombres. "a los unos." respondlo 81.
"porque son maIos, y a los otros por.
que adulan a los malos."
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Ell GRAN JURADo DEL coNDADo
DE UNION cENsuRA AL ASSESSOR
DE coNpADo.

La Administrator de la oficina De-
plorable, Declare Ell Reporte Ell cual
Dice que Ell Official no Permaneee en-
Ell Trabajo-EI P%roeurador de Dis
trlto Pasa sobre la Mentira.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
Sc REPoRTA uN ULTRAJE BRU,
tai DEL coNDADo DE VALEN-
CHA.

Sc AIeaa cue cuatro Hombres En-
mascarados Entraron a la Casa y
Amarraron al Hombre y 4 la Espo.
sa y saquearon la Casa, Robandose
Una Suma de Dinero.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1914-03-26
"a CANVAS Y coLcHoNEs RoBA-
DOS DE LOS TERRENoe DE UN
HPICNlC.r

La Uniea cosa Desagradable para los
Refugiados MexIcano en- Ia Residen-
ella de Van Patten cerea de Las
Cruces.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
Big Fire
Narrowly
kverted

There was a narrow escape from
a bad fire at the Wailuku Kinder
garten on Wednesday night at
about eight o clock, when the ace
ty1ene gas generator exploded. The
plant had been leaking, it is said,
and a Japanese attempted to locate
the leak, while carrying a light.
The result was the usual one, and
the Japanese was badly burnt about
the eyes when the explosion came.
Some people who were standing
OH the corner of Market and Main
streets, heard the noise and rushed
around to see what was the matter.
Louis Soares and Joe Medeiros
were the first on the scene of the
fire, and they started i'll to get rid
of some bags of straw and lot of
magazines that were in the gas
plant room. The bags were on fire
and there was every indication of a
big blaze starting. Dan 7. Carey,
who had rushed off for a chemical
eXtinguisher, then arrived at the
building and, with the aid of the
fire-fghting appliance, prevented
any further harm. The local fire
laddies, who responded to the
alarm were also quickly on the
scene, but the fire was out when
they arrived.
The narrow escape that the
building had from total destruction
is wonderful, and had it not been
for the good work of those who
first rushed to the fire, the whole
structure would surely have gone
up i'll smoke. The reading room
will be in darkness till arrange
ments are made to provide lights
of some sort.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
Report OF
Grand Jury

On Wednesday afternoon the
Grand Jury finished its work and
handed i'll the following report to
Judge Kingsbury:
The Grand Jury of the Territory
of Hawaii, duly empaneled and
sworn i'll and for the Circuit Court
of the Second Judicial Circuit,
Territory of Hawaii, beg leave to
submit their final report in so far
as concerns business by them con-
sidered during this session.
True bills were found, and in
dictments returned, in the follow
ing cases:
Felisa Campus Pablo, Polygamy;
Pascual Maturan, Robbery, Second
Degree; Ballentine Ignacio, Rob
berry, First Degree; Robert Kahau-
pio, Burglary, First Degree; Yabo
Vase, Assault and Battery, with
weapon obviously and imminently
dangerous to life; Santiago Ar
gintui and Julia Bush, Adultery.
No true bill.
If the Court believes that the
County's Finances are such as to
warrant it, the Grand Jurors would
recommend that a reasonable al
lowance be made to Mr.. West who
has so ably served us as clerk.
The Grand Jurors take pleasure
i'll thanking the Court for the
courtesies extended to them during
this session; and to also thank the
Prosecuting Department and the
Police Department for the expedi-
tious manner in which business
before this Jury has been conduct
ed, thus enabling the Jury to so
quickly dispose of the work before
it.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
Dinner To
Officers

On Monday night last there was
dinner given i'll honor of Colonel
Coyne and Lieutenant Bump, who
had just finished the inspection of
the local company of the N. c.. H.
The affair was held at the Maui
Hotel, and about twenty guests sat
down to dinner. The toastmaster
was Mr.. J. N. K. Keola, and he
was particularly happy in his calls
for speeches.
Colonel Coyne spoke on the sub
ject of National Guards and he
complimented the local soldiers.
Lieutenant Bump spoke several
times during the evening and he
was always interesting. He adj
vocated inter-company tourna-
ments, and also put in a word for
rifle clubs. He hoped that his sue
cessor would receive as loyal sup
port as he had in the past.
Major Bal and several other
speakers had good words to say
about the n. G. II. and the need
for such an organization. Senator
H. B. Penhallow also spoke on the
subject that was uppermost in
the minds of those present. The
dinner was an excellent one, and
the party did not break up till ten
o clock or 50, Colonel Coyne and
Lieutenant Bump departed for La
haina on Tuesday morning and,
after inspecting the Guards there,
left for Hilo on Wednesday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
Bank Is
Up-to-Date

At the First National Bank of
Wailuku, there is a new telephone
switchboard in use, and the device
enables anyone who wants to speak
to a particular officer Of the bank,
to get into instant touch with that
person. In the past, it has been
necessary for the person asked for,
to walk over to the central phone.
This is now done away with and
individual phones are con
nected to each department. When
a call is heard and it is announced
who is needed at the phone, the
switch is thrown and instant, direct
communication is established with
the person desired.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
Juniors
Working
II ard
by Master FAM
Results
C. A. C. beat KahuIui, score II to 6
hSahi beat Cubs, score II tc 10

On the Wailuku diamond last
Sunday, Capt. Eddie Aiona's crew
of railroad boys were dumped into
the river of defeat by a bunch of
Chinese youngsters, under Capt.
Aki Tom, to the tune of II to g.,
i'll the first game, and the Asahi
outfit won the second game from
the Young Cubs by 4 close score
of II to 10.
The weather was ideal for base
ball, and a fair-sized crowd of the
faithful were on hand when Um-
pire Anderson gave the sign to
play ball.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21

something tangible and material to
show for the money expended, ,
whereas, there would be no mate
rial evidence, after a Plebiscite,
altho' perhaps valuable informa-
ton might be gained, which is
quite questionable as being worth
the cost.
l sincerely hope that there will
be further public discussion, thru
our local press, of this question,
before our Board of Supervisors
finally decide to issue its proclama.
ton for a Plebiscite, if they do so
decide.
Finally, should not this question
be discussed entirely as a matter of
public policy, rather than a ques-
ton between factions, who desire
to win merely for the sake of win
ming, whether it is for the public
good or otherwise.
Thanking you for this space in
your valuable paper, l am,
Very truly yours,
VIM. F. POGUE,
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21
March Term OF COURT
began LAST WEDNESDAY
Attorney General Was In Attendance on Fishery
Cases-NOt Many Criminal TriaIs-Judge
Kingsbury's Fine Charge to Jury.

. the people of Maui especially that
such a state of affairs exists in this
County.
was somewhat amused some
time ago by hearing a lawyer criti-
, cize legal matters in Maui by saying
tnat they did not have anything to
do and lie remarked that if he had
the running of the County Attorn-
ey's Office he could very easily man
age to have at least fifteen hundred
dollars more fees for the Attorneys.
/ regard attorneys fees as a good
thing and | must admit that have
so regarded them for a great many
years. But they are not an un-
mixed blessing for community.
Ofcourse, it is better that this
County should have long terms of
! Court and a great deal of Court
business and an immense amount
of Court expenses than that crime
be allowed to go unpunished. Pun
ish when and where necessary, not
for the sake of punishment, but for
the sake of deterring men from
committing crime and needing
punishment.
In my opinion, Maui is remark
ably free from the disease of crime.
1t is healthy bodypolitic. We
have no criminal class in this
County. Maui County is entirely
without beggars and is nearly free
of criminals.
| have been upon this Bench fol-
over five years, during which time
| have so had the assistance of the
Sheriffs of Maui and their deputies
of the County Attorneys and theil
assistants, of the District Judges,
and of the officers of the County
generally that the result is such,
think, that | am warranted in say
ing vast improvement has been
made so that now the criminal mat
ters can be Just as thoroughly at.
tended to with half the prosecutions
and half the expense as was the
case u few years ago, This has
been most largely due to the mora
improvement in public opinion
which in the final analysis is the
supreme law of our land. Public
opinion has been improved very
largely by the action of our juries
Our juries have so acted thai
good men repose confidence in then
while bad men stand in fear O
them, and it has been discovered
that you can not fool all the jurie.
all the time.
The Court has also been assistcC
very materially by the Attorney.
Of law who have appeared here
Some of them, and, perhaps, | may
| say more and more of them in thes,
times are coming to learn that the,
are as priests at the altar 0
justice" and that they do not exis
- and are not expected to practis,
their profession simply for the fee
which they will receive. They ar,
coming to realize more and NOR,
2 that justice should be their objec
and that the fee a mere incident
- an honorarium in consideration anC
! in recognition of their services
Such was the position of ancien
Roman lawyers, while the JewisI
and early English lawyers indulge
in some modern practises.
No profession does so much t,
keep us from physical pain anC
suffering as does that of the physi
clan; yet, it has been said that il
some cases their services were 81
oyer-done and the profession abuseC
that many wise men have ex
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1914-03-21

the March term of the Court of the
Second Circuit opened. Judge
Kingsbury presided and besides the
local attorneys, Wade Warren
Thayer, the Attorney General of
the Territory was in attendance.
Judge Kingsbury's charge to the
Grand Jury was as follows:
Gentlemen of the Grand Jury
BY operation of law and action of
Court, you have been drawn as a
Grand Jury for this Term of this
| Court.
You are a quasi judicial tribunal.
In a very large and important sense,
you have to do with the condition
Of Maui County so far as criminal
matters are concerned.
Under our law, no person can be
prosecuted for crime until he has
been indicted by a Grand Jury.
Hence, all criminal proceedings
started in this Court must be initial
ed and set in motion by a Grand
Jury. Hence, it becomes your duty
to inquire into all matters presented
to you that seem to demand a Grim
inal prosecution; and, further, if
you know of cases of your own
knowledge, you should bring them
before the Grand Jury while in ses-
sion for its examination and action.
Your duties are not only the
exercise of power directed by intel
ligence and education, but also the
exercise of your moral powers COM
monty called the conscience.
You will serve your County and
this Territory by closing your minds
against every consideration except
that of justice which you will pro-
mote by doing just what the truth
requires.
You will indict no man because
Of any feeling of animosity or dis
like, and you must not fail to indict
any man on account of fear, bias,
friendship or favor. You should
also remember that the proceedings
in the Grand Jury room must lie
kept secret as this is the law and
seems to be required by your oath
and by public policy.
No person can be in your Grand
Jury room while you are voting on
the question of indicting or not, and
no person can rightfully and legally
advise you as to whether you should
in any case return an indictment OF
not.
While you are taking testimony
the Attorney General or his Deputy
the County Attorney, can be in
your room for the purpose Of assist.
ing you in obtaining a knowledge Of
the facts by the testimony. When
examining into a case where you
have to take the testimony Of per-
sons who can not speak the English
/, language, you may have an inter
prefer to assist you in getting the
testimony. Should you find any
true bills, the indictment then will
be drawn for you by the Attorney
General or his deputy, the County
, Attorney, and such officer will en-
dorse your bills of indictment which
, must also be signed by your Fore,
man.
By inquiry, have learned from
the County Attorney and the Sheriff
that SO far as they knew there are
, very few cases now needing prosecu-
ton for a criminal offense and that
, what few there are are for minol
oifenses. Thus your session will
undoubtedly be very short as you
will very quickly dispose of the few
cases. | congratulate you upon
this condition, and | congratulate