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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-27
Took Lawyers Advice.

MuTpny sent d, oefSeanI Lram tC
see Brady and get him to call off the
suit Sulzer said Brady was angry
and wouldn { listen TO Cram. He said
Murphy had sworn falsely in his answer
to the suit and that he had better
como across with the money or he
would press the suit and expose him.
Murphy, on the advice of Samuel A.
Beardsley, Brady's attorney, finally
went to see Brady himself, Sulzer said
and Brady compromised for $4,000.
"Brady made him n present of $l5,-
000," the witness added. f'The sum
mons and complaint in this suit, if
they are not destroyed, would make
interesting reading"
Sulzer also testified concerning the
$4,000 contribution which Allan A.
Ryan, son of Thomas f. Ryan, the fin
ancier, asserted at the witness s i'm
peachment trial he gave to Sulzer and
which never WAS reported in Sulzer S
list of contributions. The witness said
be gave it to John H. Delaney, now
head of the state bureau of efficiency
and economy, and that Delaney told
him he had given it to Murphy.
Delaney Keeps $4,000.
This was another contribution which,
no said, Murphy told him would DO
listed under the name OF dummy He
also declared that Delaney had kept
for mis- own campaign expenses
$4,000 which he (Sulzer) had given to
him to "help ouk' the Democratic
state committee.
"You III find lot of dummies on
that list put in by the Democratic
state committee continued the wit
ness, ga lot of men who wouldn L give
$1,000 to save the Democratic party
from going to the demnition bow
vows.
He named among these alleged dunn
mics Thomas +. McAvoy, Tammany
leader Of Harlem, and George Washing.
ton Pluukitt, another Tammany leader.
McAvoy,. called as the next witness,
denied that he ever had given one
dollar to the Democratic party that
'twas rot my own money
81 gave from $500 to $4,000 every
year, he said, "in accordance as to
how I was fixed and my own interest
in tho campaign
Failed to Respond.
Pluukitt, who also was to have been
called, failed TO respond to his sub
pcua. Another witness was William j.
Sullivan, secretary to James A. Far
rcll, president Of the United States
Steel corporation, He testified that in
1912 at the request of Farrell, he gave
$25O0 in cash out Of Farrell s personal
funds to Arthur A. Mclean, treasurer
of tho Democratic state committee. He
produced receipt made out to HIM
self and signed by Mclean.
"How did you happen to have the
receipt made out IN your name instead
Of Farrell 's7' the witness was asked.
"It was my own idea,'' Sullivan
said. "I know that Mr.. Farrell was
the only Democrat in the steel organi.
zation and | thought that he would
prefer not to have his name appear He
was quite exercised over it and told
me there was no reason why it should
not be in his name. but TO let it go as
it WAS immaterial
II was brought out that the contribu.
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Tor Effect.

pi'lfation officials expressed the
saat General Huerta probably
ING statement about American
y this time merely for effect
Aexican people, whom he
impress with his antipathy to
nean government, as it is well
'tat permission to land marines
Ron guards has been freely ac-
huerta TO other nations, in
sfest Britain and Germany.
alaent explained that the talk
Y mannes to Mexico had never
ond the stages of mere dis
aIong administration officials.
mat when Great Britain and
ssnt marines to Mexico City
Laeir legations, although the
s'eS was apprised in advance
We and offered no objections,
natural disposition here to
49, ~ the American government
se similar action. His infor.
4 adaed, was that Mexico City
and That there was no dan
Sleigners, and, while Charge
'nsssy as well as Rear Admiral
we're asked for their opinion
EMBASSY guard, both advised
oIcp was not ucoeGaary
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ELLINGTON, Feb. 26.-Presideut
b took the position today that for
]uited States to send marines or
forces of any kind into Mexico
b the consent OF the governing
'itles there would be an act OF
lie emphatically asserted that
non never had been sought
LOT General Huerta or of General
pa and indicated no request of
'harncter would be made in the
'lture. The president announced.
|nat no change in the policy Of
|nerican government toward Mex
y been decided upon.
PRESIDENT had been asked about
y That American troops might be
.''pss the border TO recover the
p William $. Benton, the British
7 recently executed at Juarez, and
pug published dispatches that
p'ed States contemplated send.
'nnes to Mexico City TO guard
'-F'lcan embassy.
press dispatch, saying General
nmself had stated today that
Y refused permission to the
Ssates TO send 1000 marines to
City, was shown to President
Eno said 1t was untrue that
request bad been made. He
'aat neither Charge O 'Shaugh-
Pof anyone else had been author
DISCUSS with the Huerta govern
y hnding Of American marines
Ieo.
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ADAM AND EVE

Science has discovered many
things about mans ancestry that
are told in The Sunday Tribune.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

washington. April ll.-Relations
between the United States and MsG.
leo were near the breaking point 1t
Int hour last night At 9 O'Clock
the white HOUSE announced there was
no change 10 the situation ~ Il e.
listed throughout the day. and no 90.
tion would b taken until this morn.
ins.
Gen. Gustavo Mass, FEDERAL com.
mandcr 1t verA Cruz, raid the Mex.
lean government had ordered that the
salute Be not fired.
According TO the dispatches rs-
ceived BY the state and navy depart
nents from Charge 0'0haughnessy
and Admiral Fletcher and Mayor rel.
alive to the incidsnts 1t Tampico and
tho demands a the government. "A.
mirai Mayo informed the Husrta gov.
eminent that n the demands were not
complied with be would bomhard he
city Of TAmplco.
Admiral Mayo's action vas indorssd
By President wilsoa and SECRETARY
Danisis.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Harness horse racing b going to Be
one Of the big features 1t the sprine
and fall meetings Of the Denver Fair
and Racing Association 1t Overland
park.
Edmond r. Burke. sixty, well.
known horseman and owner OF several
famous stake racers. comitted suicide
At San Francisco BY shooting himself
through the head.
In baseball game featured by the
heavy cannonading Of the visitors,
Denver lost the openinE clash with
Salt Lake at Broadway park. Denver.
by . > to verdict.
The 81. Louia FEDERAL league base
hall team broke camp q Mcnros. La.
and started on the return trip home.
rhs team will msst indianapolis at 81.
l4oais h the opening game Of the 49,
s0n.
Denvsr society y Inors than likely u
have many out-oe-town additions to III
ranks the cosalng GUNNER. ~ . result
OF the scheduling q The race meetinel
nt Overland parb. one starting juno
- and the othsr IN September.
President wilson promised to Be on
hand at the first game IN wasAIAsrou
On April - 70 toss to walter JoAnsou
the hall for the first pitch. Johnsou
10 sxpectsd 70 work against his old
rival. Collins. Tor The Red 0ox.
Reichelt. The German aviator. and {
woman passenger. were killed In Lon
doa when the motor q his moaoplAns
exploded and the air craft tell so test
The woman was dead whom extracted
.froa' the debris and Rsicheit disd q
The hospital.
JuAgs Clsrsacs ". Sessions. In tn
United States District Court. ct Grand
Rapids. Mich. denied the application
a The Chicago Federal league club To
IN injunctioa enjolning Catcher VIII
liam Killlfsr. Jr. from playing With
the Philadelphia Natioaal league club
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

The American Surgical Association.
q IL closing ssssioa h New York. 'ls-
cidsd TO hold the next annual meeting
q Rochester. MINI.
Mn. willian Howard TAFT vile u
IL fosmsr prssidsat. has become .
Member Of the New Haven Anti.
woman Suffrage Association. accord.
Inc % an announcement made BY the
organization.
Bituninous coal operators. repre-.
seating slghty-fivs pr cent Of he out.
Put q csatral psnnsylvania. decided
b. vote o. thirty 70 two 10 closs
their mines psnding The sisnipg u .
new wage agreement with their en-
ployts.
Chicaso's Mining and ungiassrins
World. In 4 report covering he ftrse
@uartsr Of The present rear. places
~ dividend disbsrssnents q Amsri'
can mines and wosks q flsurse which
surDass all prsvious seeordp. Nlnsty'
oous companies have PAID o3l,5ss,Sse
q a Issued capetal q e7fo.oss.1 ia
TsGal 1lvidea6s paiA n thsss con'
panlos oooe . o1o1. el1.oe1. - . -
(nsn q o75Se71l h esosss = tAs ~
valoo q tAe eAaeoA
prse. Henry n. oavags. formerly u
llhssty, nlo.. hsa1 q ~ Haaptsa
Wenan's oolleee near Nevpost News
". ssnRltte1 snleI1s by shoetiae
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
''DAcO FRANK"
TELLS Of CRIME
seckRa exoMGaArgo o. Roogs.
THAI muRosA ~ GUM
MANS coMeGss'ow.
CANNING FEUD CAUSE
DOOMED MAN sAve NJ FINED NO
sHors SUIT AoMirs AID
INC ASSASSINATION.


Western Newspaper Union Nsws Service.
New York.-From out Of the murk
Of the death house. where the four gan
men we're executed Monday for the
murder of Herman Rosentbal. there
came ! final statement from one Of
the men when death was waiting ,
few minutes Off. Il was the ante-mor.
tenn statement Of Frank Cirofici c'Da-
70 Frankly who was first to die In the
slectric chair. II was mot legal con-
fession. for II was not written. sworn
to and signed: but It was made volun-
tarily. in the presence Of i've wit
nesges. and Il 10 accepted - truthfui
although In certain respects II comes
into sharp collision with what has
been put on the records Of the courts
10 evidence In the case against the
gunmen.
Il was made when the speaker be.
iieved 1t might bring about few days
more OF life for him. but when ne
made II he understood fully that NO
reward was promised, except that
which might come from easing his
conscience:
"Yes, We killed Rosenthal: the boys
did," he said. Il wasn't with them. but
knew II was coming off. That night
We didn't start out to get him; We
were after another fellow. Dollar
John you know, the guy Rosenthal
was going to get to back him up In
what he was 'squealing' about" :
II went over with the bunch, but
on the way l began to worry about
Jean and 20 when the car pulls up. !
makes q getaway. But ! went over
with them, Just as Willie Shapiro told
Dousherty the first time he seen him.
But ! didn't stick. goes over to
the subway and goes homes. ! knew
they were after Rosenthal and ! went
with them, but when the 'croaking'
comes off ! amt there. on my God.
I amt there. I'm . hundred blocks
away. SO help me God!
well. the boys came up to see me
and they told me that they got Rosen-
thai. and that Harry WALTON had been
there and that WALTON had used his
gun. And they says that 'whitey's'
gun missed fire and that Louie and
4Gyp' had turned the trick" -.
Frank, was Becker In this thing!"
asked Clancy.
mot that I know Of. So far ~
know. Becker didn't have nothing to
do with this case. thought It was
just a regular gambler fight.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

w ~ " n, s eaunar-- n 7'ls "a I'll s' ~
o.ain>I 1noa61u1 neussvule = =
osoo66 = 49, looeasas usssll, ~
n elen - eeDeogustens = ~ -
~ suClsaoutnss ssnelnss1 49,
ntoDoo1 sauoo11n = uDeees. tusn1uu
os1ne6a = - uans1sa neae cnsssee'
1oroes.
~ ~ dsvsssDnsae 4 ssAislis
6oof&s y 0ernaay = traoe1 = lases
meeeuss ~ BTeat Se1uctton y ~
ooaDu0ptieo.
1--WE labosers wse killed anl thirty
ia1urs1 " The collaDee q stxty.fcoe
wajl = ; tuil1lns Dssvtously 1estsoyed
" ~ q Toroato. ont
Prlaos Albsrs. ths kinsfs sscen1
-, ~ just he'd bic aIlowaacs raiss1
fron oe,o0e TO III, 1000 . year - The
result q : family council held =
WIndeor.
The spanish foreign niuister asked
Csj. Joseph e. willard. United States
ambassador to Spsln. to request the
novesnmsnt ct Washington TO inter
vsns n favor Of tho 1000 Spanish sub
jects GxpeIled fFu0 Torrsoa.
Further progress toward convaies-
cencs was announced In the surgeons
bulletin regarding the condition Of
King 0ustaye Of Sweden. issued from
The Sophia hospital. whore his maj
esty was operated on for liberation Of
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

1. 3
BiIs we're introduced In both
branehes q Coagress By msmbsrs u
the Celesalo delegation 70 aAd Z large
sersaes . Dsavss's park sysesn-
Ths TFsasA ssvsrnnsnt has
awnrdod . coatract for the coastruo-
tiea q leoatioo building IN Panama
70 cost ese.eoo. The state depart1snt
has hssa s1vlse1.
Woman Upvssnment snployts nay
participate h the wonan's suffrage
psecoooeoa NAY , - Individuals "
they - 6eslSe without Tear & violating
ths civil service resulatioas.
MAJ. Oss. Lssaard wosd. eAise q
ssa0 q ths army. sent out - scAesl
superintendent al over Ne coantsy .
lsetss in1orsing the stu1snt military
lnatsuctina campa to - Ael1 During
N ooatns sumnsr.
l1iss Mahsl r. Doarlnaa. hsaA ee
~ Asssseea ns1 Cross. annsaaes1
~ seleseisn - 11lns Hslea 0eoet Hay.
- ensollo1 AnsrlcAn ~ Cross nnrss
now u cAasso - ~ Western subur-
IN ho1p1eal q C6icaeo. = superin-
eoo1ont q ~ psoOoesd school for
tsalne1 nnrsss ae oeela, Duaearla.
psAaas = ths osaals q ~ III IN
a. oevssnnsatal eeatfsl q ~ ~
dlsn bearlng ion1G q ~ Went Was
opsaed ~ oha1rnan walsh e ~
mfnes eeon1llso. DnpAastslng ~
suuc1r.sea.na - ~ Aaonmen $1,000
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Denver.-All the Colorado National
guardsnen on strike duty In Huerfano
county. were withdrawn and the main.
tanning OF Law and order turned over
10 the civil authorities. headed BY
Sheriff jeff FAR. All Of the militia.
men In Las Animas county will be re-
lieved from duty according to General
Chase.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Wssssss NsssDapss Ussss News sssvlsA
svsergass.

y. .. :. Nsill. tvsaly-sisht aent.
-, - nnsln, WE. committed suIciee
" shestlao.
1pecisl services were heid n many
cAueehes u co0nemoratioa q 0oo1
Friday. ths annlversasy Of the cruct-
flxisa q Christ.
poloncsy H. Lcuderbsck. millioa-
aire essociste Of Charles +. Yerkss IN
devs,oplas tractisn lines. did 1t Biz
home ID Chicago.
Ths stats q Minnesota has -
csived ess.ssa - IL .inhsritancs tai
On the estate Of ths late Charles Q.
0ates Of Mlnasapolis.
siaoa 0usssahsiA, fsrnsriy United
0tness senator froa Colorado an4
unnsltsr corporation hsad. has resigned
- national committeemAn Of the Re-
publicai party II COLORADO.
Governor Anmoas Al Colorado and
Oovsrnor McDunald Of New Msxico
win start a reliability automobile
tour Nay ( thrsasA Colora1o. Texas.
Oklahoaa, New Msxico ~ Kansas.
At Kaasas City. Wv 0usriassr. CO.
ss 49,. -. ...sIr =.
Mrs. Osstruds shidlsr. nurse, was
$1,000 49, - -
- sses ~ -
heeause - ceelo not erect recon
cilatlca With Der. Frank Avansinc.
menber Of . wealthy Italian family q
~ 49, \. s,-..rsS . -. -
80 -. ss,,.s ss.s.s,s ~ -, -
"
As. iona LAAe' wite q ne pe1sonsi
repreeestAsive 2 rsa.esst wnscn =
Aexsco. ION Ainaeapo'is ~ wesnins
ton. Were sne sxpecss 70 !osn .ef nus
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
cspper laiasss V RstveM = wei

VOVvOv WOW0sU " SsSsDvW ~ W0SWs
Calumet. Mich.-The seSike Of tAs
Michigna copper miners has bsea a.
elcially called eef. Announesmsnt q
The headquarters Of ths western rs1.
Grafton u Miasrs here ~ that III
strikers vots1 q : rslsrsaAum q
walve thar demands to- hishss
waess. hettse wesktng esalleieos ~
recegnitiea q ~ unlea. ~ go
vert b IL Mines un1er pcae(1oal1y
The eaane eeo1ltieas that prevailed -
1ss IT, strlhe vas ealIs1 lase Juno
TIE voes ~ oplel y i.e3e.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
celerade Creamery 10 Oeld.

coleeade csssmsey 10 Geld.
LonGmont.-The Colorado creamery.
located At this place. has been sold TO
r. J. Estes. The institution 10 ons of
the largest Of IT. kind in the state. II
has been operated BY q stock com.
pany.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Orsaksss 0SrNsd q Die csal Mine.
Ounnisou. breakers at the
Smith anthracite coal mine At Crest
Cd Butte. . coal mining camp twenty.
sight miles from this city. vera burned
10 the ground. causing loss Of e3s..
900.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

vvssse Amsstssa g@eteSe o,ds eeseses
oeeotyss TslDe V1leo - Lsve
sn4 NlWeo q oAess AseeUete.

western NswsVapsr ualsa News Service
McOiIl came, To Pueblo Friday. He
was On rosie 70 Dsnvsr 70 coafsr with
officials Of the company. He former.
y lived here and spent half : day With
his parents snd sjx brothers. Batur.
day morning be left. saying be was
going 70 take ~ early train 70 Denver.
Instead be went to Z hotel. engaged .
room, and after writing three letters
to his mother and wife. II Il evident
that he placed the revolver againat
his left breast and pulled the trigger.
He leaves . widow and two children
at Maitland.
McGill was considered . most prom
ising young man. who had made good
with the corporation BY which he was
employed. His father II John McGiil.
s2s South Union Avenue. The family
expresses the greatest surRrise that
their son and brother could have been
in financial straits. ~ II was known
that he was making . good salary. and
he was thought 10 have been living
carefully and making the most Of his
opportunities.
During the afternoon the mall man
delivered letter to Mrs. McGill. the
mother. To her surprise. II was from
her son. signed Ernest" and she was
informed in . few words that he de-
sired to b. buried In . certain black
suit which be had left 1t home. He
closed with. II wrote Lucille. and In
sist that she use just ~ little % pos.
sible in putting me away. ~ she Will
need all that she can save"
In his letter 10 his wife. Mc0ill
said: II want you to kiss me on the
lips and tell me that you still love
me. and that you forgive me all the
suffering I have caused my poor wife
and childrea. I am not leaving your
anything but the Insurance and some
stock. and this 10 my greatest regret.
I owe the company more than l am
worth"
Another lire says: my dear wife.
how many times I have wished had
taken your advice and behaved my
self. for know now that you really
love me. I love you better than ! do
my own life."
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Pueblo. - A fashionably dressed
voman Who gave Der name % Mrs.
uana oauAer hatcher. her husband.
inward natchlcr. recent arrivals from
penves. and william Resell ana
Prank Smith we're arrested q Pusblo
u charge q sAop,ifting.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
otsrs FARMERS Meet.

Rocky Ford.--About twenty mem.
bars Of the Otero Agricultural Associ-
alton went to Ia Junta for . district
meeting Of the association. This II
the second district meeting this sea.
son. the first one being held In Che
raw . few weeks ago.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

vlseor.--An sxp,esIea - al 10 the
rooI1soeo ownsd bv former State Hep.
roonnonsivo 0soeps 1la1lonbeek canee1
) ~ - ~. TAseo was - lnsas.
49, = ~ bui1llag.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
e,srsses Merchant KILLED.

Tlorence.-J. A. retty. . prominent
merchant Of Florence. was found dead
In the rear Of his feed store. The
hack Il his head was crushed. Ths
body was found lying over . sack Of
bran. covered with sacks.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

NsdUein0 Militia In Strike zens.
Trinidad. Only members Of the
Colorado National Guard whose homes
ARE in the strike some will be In tho
fisid within tho NEXT ten days. accord
ING to IN announcement made ut mil.
itary headquarterA
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

easiklRo Aa,Nsr ohse Down.
LAveta. swanson Oleen. striking
miner. vas shot fatally BY Everett
Lively. . mine owners detective. In
Pete Lagos saloon here.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

Fees

Fees.
Eggs. graded No. 1 net, +.
o. B. Denver ...........
Eggs. graded No. 3 net; F.
O. b. Denver ...........
Eggs. case count. less com
missi0A ................
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
Chicago oraln ssS prsv,s,s~ Prices.

Chicago Grain end prsvlslsN pe,sss.
Chicago.--Whsat--No. Q red. s3kO
Nc: No. 3 red. s7h0e3c: No. : hard.
siM 6sih: No. . hard. S0h0slc; No.
: Northern. ss0slc: No. > Northern.
ss0ssc: No. . spring. ss0s%c; No.
sprins. S30Ssc.
CoFn-No. !. ssk07ec; No. : white.
ssk 0sek. No. yellow. eek070]ke.
0ats-No. white. 3eH q 3exc:
standard. tokc.
Rye-No. 3. Go.
BArisy-4sosSc.
Tinothy-os.0coASg.
Ciovsr-es.eo0is.3s.
Pork-eyo.eg.
LAr1-oi0.la.
Ribe-eio.saoii.iA
omshs Live oassk osssaeleas.
ooutA OmahA-l3oGD-Isoavy. oo.ls
oo.ss; ilght. o6.leo6.ss,k; -, 0510
osH; baik e saies. olS4el3
ceease--Native sessea 1oe0aes;
eoUs 81 ksleesy, QeSsle.oe: vest. \
81 stsesA o49e0ooe: 1s1As seesa J
oo.00D9.Go; coWs ~ Ae1e6eo, $50
tie: ealves o7.SSD1o1e.
DAeee YeoEilnGA oG51UfDoa
veeAsfs. oAeeof.eo: ianbs. ot.le0
pvooo q Oon.
ualsea. nna.-ll1sssl-ngay. elSos
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
More Troops as,lsvsd u Strike Duty

More Treeps Relieved u Strike Duty.
Trinidad. Company H. Second in
fantry. in command Of Captain Lime
VILE. was relieved from further strike
duty. The company was recruited At
La Junta and entrained for that
place. Company r Of the same regi-
nsnt. Captain Thornbroush command
ing. was relieved Saturday. The COM
pany was recruited 1t Holly.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
ks,,y's Army csmps In Snow.

kesly'o Army CaMpo IN snow.
Colorado 6prings.--A division Of 1s5
members Of Kelly's army spent . day
ct Roswell. the Rock Islands division
point above here. Many Of them were
q Sacramento during the rioting. A
heavy snowstorm caused the men
much suffering.
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

| vvemsN Jailed ser Thess ~ rrswsers.
Pueblo. --Mrs. Edna Datchsler Was
sentsnced 70 seven days 10 JAIL here
| ese stealing Q pair Of Trousers. -
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
Fruit.
Nsseeaklss.

Cabbage. Colo. cwt. ...... .e1.350l.S
Potatoes. cwt. ........... 1.0O01.5
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
Sheep.
Hay.
oTATIo n .

hay.
tF. o. B. Denver, carload price.)
Colorado upland. per ton $50 @ 1880
Nebraska upland, per ton. 10.5O9 11.50
o>ncrA n,xx<tC,v, r0lOraAA
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17
Butter.

Elgin ................... 24h
Crca meries. ex. Colo, h.. :. Is
Creameries, ex. East. h.. 30 :
Cresmeries, "a grade. h.. 81
Process 81
Packing stock ............ IAN
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Flour.
Standard Colorado. net .........$2.1s
The Dolores star., 1914-04-17

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bsst grower. who has . portion u tn
land leased. w. A. Mcl.Aushlin. Of
shorty" Mclaughlin. ~ he b q
military known. shot the former h III
neck. the ballet lodging In the sighl
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0iI counties q Colorado -Aiameea
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10 and Minsral-throush their repre-
ssntativss In mass meeting 1t Ala
nosa. refused 10 accept the new SEIZED
nls Of rates which the Mountais
states Telsphons and Telegraph Con
pany proposes TO Install May let ~
By resolution ADOPTED amidst ~
greatest cnlAuslasm. decided 70 b
corporate and build % indepsndsn,
system Of thsir own. 70 be known u
TIE eaa Luis Valley Cooperative Tsls
pAons Associates.
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have beea appointed % fili vacaneie,
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