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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
BROUGHT IN PRISONER WE'D
NEsDAY AFTERNOON

Sheriff w. H Newcomb returned to
Canon City Wednesday afternoon from
Boulder with Dave Williams, colored.
an ex-convict who is wanted by the
authorities in this county to answer
for a crime committed in Portland
on Jan. /. 1915. Williams is charged
in an information filed against him
by the district attorney with an as
sault with intent to kill. Williams has
been employed for some time past
with the prison road making gang in
Boulder county. but was arrested on
the expiration of his sentence Tues
dsy for the Portland offense. He is
an unusually large. powerful man. be-
ing six feet two and half inches in
his stocking feet and weights 200
pounds.
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THE NEWEST RErlEDY
FOR
Backache, rheumatism and Dropsy.

Kidney, Bladder and Uric Acid troubles
bring misery TO many. When the kidneys
are weak or diseased. these natural filters
do not cleanse the blood sufficiently, and
the poisons are carried TO all parts of the
body. There follow depression, aches
and pains, heaviness, drowsiness, irrita-
blllty, headaches, chiliiness AID rheu-
pains in the back and loins, distressing
bladder disorders and sometimes obstin-
ate dropsy. The uric acid sometimes
forms into gravel or kidney stones. When
the uric acid Affects the muscles and
joints, II causes lImbaeo, rheumatism.
sAnuric.-
During digestion uric acid Is absorbed
into the system from meat eaten, and
even from some vegetables The poor
kidneys get tired and backache begins.
This Is n good time to take NAnurtc,"
the new discovery of DIR. Pierce for Kid
ney trouble and Backache. Neglected
deaths. and Insurance Company examin-
ing doctors always test the water of an
applicant before policy will be issued.
Have You ever set aside o bottle OF water
for twenty-four hours2 A heavy sedl-
ment or settling sometimes indicates kid
ney trouble. The true nature and char
acter OF diseases, especially those OF tho
kidneys and urinary organs, can often
be determined by a careful chemical an
alysis and microscopical examination
this is done by expert chemists of the
Medical Stat Of the Invallds' Hotel. II
you wish TO Know your condition send .
sample OF Your water 10 Doctor Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo. N. ", and de
scribe Your symptoms. II will be ex-
amined without any expense to you, and
Doctor Pierce or his STAFF OF Assisting
Physicians will inform you truthfully.
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ences. Every member of the com
pany is an artist in his line and their
performance is well worth seeing
Col. Gowdy's congress OF wonders
with Jolly Josie. the largest woman
on earth. weighing 615, and Bluey
Bluey. the funny and talented monkey
man, we're well patronized
The big 10 in side show is filed
with a large collection of freaks. wild
animals. glass blowers and clever il
lusions. "A trip to Mars" gives one
a pleasant and happy time and is
little something out of the ordinary.
"Spidora" is beautiful mystifying
young lady with the body and legs OF
a big black spider and held many re-
ceptions to the pleased multitudes.
Major Littlefinger. wife and baby are
the smallest family in the world and
Buster, the baby. is no larger than a
childs doll.
The art show. collection of the
worlds famous paintings. featuring
September Morn and other hfe-size
studies in oil.
The alligator farm is an interesting
exhibit and the crowds seemed to new
er tire of watching the monsters.
The concessions are all new and are
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7. W. C. CLUB GUEST OF
MRS. BLOIS.

The T. W. C. club OF Lincoln Park
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs W NJ Blois on Chestnut street
with twelve members and two guests
present. A social hour was spent by
the ladies during which they we're en-
gagged In making fancy work The
meeting wss called TO order by the
president. and. after short business
session. light refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. assisted by Mrs.
Marsh The meeting adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Cook on Friday. May
18th.
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REV. CHASE AT OLD HOME IN
NEW YORK

The following item from the Even
ing Times of olean, New York. will
be OF interest to Canon City readers: !:
"Mr. and Mrs. James Kier of North
Barry street, gave a dinner yesterday
at 1880 O'Clock in honor of their
guest. Rev. Augustus L. Chase OF
Canon City. Colorado. Covers were
laid for ten guests. the party inelud-
ing Mr.. Kier's brothers. Messrs John,
Robert. Andrew and Willis Kier. also
Andrew Morrison. Rev. Chase will
leave Saturday for saratoga Springs.
to attend the General Conference"
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NEW AMUSEMENT SHOW
DELIGHTS LARGE CROWDS

Pueblo Chieftain.
The Southern Amusement Co. ar
rived in Pueblo over the Colorado &
Southern Sunday night and opened a
weeks engagement last night on
Northern avenue, Bessemer. The com
pany is one of the larger carnival en-
terprises and large crowds greeted
them on the opening night. THE old
Plantation" colored organization.
give a very entertaining minstrel
show and pleased several larze audi
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DANCE AT "BILLY- eoLEs' ON
SATURDAY NIGHT.

Mr.. and Mrs. BILLY" Boles of
Orchard avenue. East Canon. enter
tanned their friends at a dance in
their new bungalow Saturday night.
The guests presented Mr.. and Mrs
Boies with some beautiful ferns and
house plants for their new home A;
midnish; lunch consisting of cake,
sandwiches. pickles and coffee was
served. About sixty people were
present and all report one of the
most enjoyable times of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Strickland fur
nished the music.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A number OF ladies delightfully."-
spent the afternoon Wednesday with
Mrs. d. G. Wallace on Macon avenue.
n honor OF her birthday Music fur
nished a large ard pleasing part of
the afternoons entertainments. and a
splendid lunch served by The hostess.
The ladies present were Airs. Chas.
wolfenrerger. Mrs. c. A. Inner. Mrs.
e. J. Fredrickson and Mrs John
Weed Later Misses Linneer. Mr..
Linneer and Mr. Weed joined the
party.
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Presbyterian church met at the home
of Mrs. W. II. NewcoInb on Macon ave-
nue.. After a short business session
a. social hour was enjoyed, during
which Miss Wilma Newcomb enter
tanned the guests with number of
piano solos. The hostess served deli
cious refreshments. consisting of
sandwiches, pickles, coffee. cake, etc.
The next meeting of the association
will be held with Mrs. Sweeney on
May IS.
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SEWING CIRCLE.

Miss May Morgan OF Rudd avenue,
was hostess to the Sewing Circle on
Thursday evening, at which time a
surprise shower was given in honor
OF Miss Elsie Kennedy. The gifts
were given in unique way. the reci-
pient being blindfolded and told to
guess the contents OF each package
before opening It. The answers pro.
vokcd much merriment. The remain.
der of The evening was spent At fAncy
work and closed With = delicious
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PICNIC AT TUNNEL DRIVE

A number of high school students
enjoyed an outing FRIDAY evening,
having a picnic supper and a general
good time up on the Tunnel Drive
Those in the party were the Misses
Irma Milton. Calista Burns. Theo En-.
merson, and Messrs. Wm Carlson,
Franklin Little. Dan Gould. Max Hardy
Ira Thomas Alfred Sinden. and Ira
Burns. with Miss Myra Sheriff. and
Miss Merle McLain as chaperones.
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You VIII Become a Permanent
Customer if We Please You
The Canon Grocery Co.
Phones CsroE 22O- -West275

luncheon prepared by the hostess.
Beside the honor guest there were
present. Mrs. w. A. Smart, Mrs.
Everett Bancroft, Mrs. Lee Beauvais.
Mrs. chas. Hyder. and the Misses
Ella Roberts. Louie and Edna Ken
nedy, Queenye Jameson. Minna Nun
roe. valeria overman, Mary Tucker
and Rofena Lewis.
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PROGRESS cLua MEET NC.

The members OF the ProEress club
met with Mrs. G. V. Hodgin on Elm
avenue. Iinceln Park. last Thursday
evening. The topic for disdJssion
was An Evening with the Movies. /"
and Mrs. York. assisted ty the Misses
Terry. Rose and Car on. gave very
entertaining talks on the subject. Mrs.
Hodgin served dainty refreshments at
the close OF the nreg-am
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IceLgsRATeo HeR ssrd BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Baldridge celebrated her eighty
third birthday anniversary at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Jas. f. Nc
clnre. on River street on Thursday.
Mrs. Baldridge was born in Missouri.
but spent large part OF her life in
Iowa. She is the mother OF Mrs. F.
E. Hsughey of 1919 RGdd avenue.
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out of the ordinary without any sem
blance of the usual graft and were
well patronized. Everything is clean
and in good shape and shows a pros.
porous look. The company show un-
der the Bessemer Business Mems as
sociation and are open every after.
noon and night
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PICNIC SUPPER ON SKYLINE

The Misses Marion McFarlane,
Olive Mckenzie. Marie Schweigert,
and Messrs. Peter Moiser. Bert
Thomas, and Fred Merriam enjoyed
the evening on the Skyline Friday. A
splendid picnic supper was the chief
attraction and was thoroughly enjoy
ed after the long tramp.
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Know rnrsrIri

Read all about yourself. your system.
physiology. anatomy, hEgIenA simple
bone hhae.s' cureS, Ss., Ssc:, r. the SCopMo1 scnse
Send 70 Dr. v. y, Hcra. Buffalo, h. Y,
three dlWeo o. thirty centa n ooo-con1
slAnps for 9 clVth-6sand copy.
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A. 3. z. MEETING.

The A. d. 2. sorority met with Miss
Ruth Fredrickson at her home on
Greenwood avenue. Monday evening.
The regular businesses was attended
10. after which. n delightful social
time was enjoyed. Dainty refresh.
ments were served by the hostess.
All the members were present and
voted the evening a most delightful
one.
WE'RE ouEsrs or MRs. MEWcoMn
Wednesday afternoon the mem
bers OF the fourth division Of the
womsnr assoeiation Of ths Firss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22
NEW YORK LIVE sroCK y,,,.,r

NEW YORK. Juno 2I.-Bc.vos steady.
Steers Steers $3.50 SLIGO; bulls. s755d ss75: cows.
ss.co9ss75. S'''-'' c"''s
sheep aud lambs, irm. Sheep, s5OoTs? %
s ,nnsG s58"|S do; lambs. sll0os sI2. no; cuils
logs. 1teady: medium to heavy ,,o ooc,
5000: rouEhs. Ss20aSsG5 '4'O'"
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARkEr

'9aeS az Union Storkynrds)
Richmond. Va, Juno n 1915
report Tor the week ending Juno 10 1916:
Best steers. si2 to =: medium To GOOD n.
10 80 common to fair. To "a. Best
hclters ) 10 e,=. medium TO good ~ 10 IS.
COMMON TO fair, 81. TO GA. Best cows CA. to
-; medium TO good. 5la to Gia: common to
,air. 10 o. Best oxen. to "a. medium to
So"d. b TO :. common To fair 3 To G. nuli.
"a o.. to 4: Bologna bulls. e.. 20 g Dcst
i I TO 10; medium to good. S TO So,
nesl noEs. ?; light. to s,2: COWS and
.iaEs TO s Best sheep. III To- s; common
10 iair ! to b; spring lambs. to II: com
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COTTON MARKETS.

KEW YORK. June "A further adyunee
!hc opening Of tho cotton market 10 q A.,
carried all months above the lsc levoi. hut
hesyy realizing caused reactions. with Do
Ccmhnr selling on from 1880 20 Il &c enc
closing at u 10. The general list ciosed
Gteady, net unchange TO po!nts lower
Houses with Liverpool conneotious wer.
1neny overnight buying orders. First pr!oos
%crc = TO po'nta higher in cOneeqtonco
WIN jay Sft'. C:;S.T S.s'.iTT more i;tsn
g. yer bale above tho low level on ia. de-.
Tlinc carly III tho Inoaih. This ADVANCE at
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

t{sr0rted By Rodgers. Plummer s. Co. Inc,
- ~. i.!'SSuRG VA, Jun" :l.-Sran!sh-
'srHn"rS stock-Markst arm Clearer. OF.
Ie'hE' Slc5' holders asking. slIC
virgin a"-tariners stock-Naraet firm.
rhtE Jumbo. &c per pound fancy hand.
it."'u. $40 per pound. extra prime, 81 (,
yer pound primo, 3l.c per pound shoilina
/ 'ock ~ &c per pound
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NANAI. STORIES

SAVANNAH. GA. Iunc q -Turp.p,in.
irm. 81 l3si.: saios. 5a3 casks! receipts, i6ii
,!Ss ,t stock iAVso casks Rosin. nrrn: sales
= barrels; receipts. 2.673 barrels: stock
=, -: barrels. Quote: a. -. C. u =: 90
-, 80 & 30; T.. 5l5: l.. 52o X 5s5.
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PROFESSIONAL TRADERS
AGAIN IN RAID ON MARKET
Cause Depressions Ranging From 4
70 2 Points in Standard
ISSUES
FAIRLY GAINS ARE WIPED OUT
Later Replaced With Substantial De-
cIines-NIeHican Situation Restricts
Buying Power-C., X. J. ~ II.
Dominates Dealings.
n, BRoADAN WALL.


G, disturbances N The Mexican border
as AZ excuse, p-efessional traders
causing l=Trsssicrs ranging rom -
uolEts =, STANDARD issues z-a much
largs5 Cos -. ~ s.es,a',lfFs a,,sg nm -.
VAILED III, Cs--a1-a would back down
n n =. aas ,z= ~ -eSe:tea n sovor!
in an advance ~ t-01 1 70 : points:
but upon Is eNaa-s-tc-. was followed
lines cra- wiped cut ne early EB.n.
and replaced jhcu 18th substantial
declines
Conservative bankers declared ina:
public buying has no. been IN evidence
ITO any. :nateria, extent no that most
increasing, rather than reduced. as a
result of the last few days business
AT the same time i; is stated tina: tho
Mexican situation has restricted the
enying power SO that price. are arc .c2;ily
domin inmate d dcaiines ;hroGrhout the
session. the turnover in that issue 'c-
The demand was urgent, and continued
NJ 10 the close the final prices being
the best OF tho day.
Purchases Of tho stock wore based
on the assumption that tho mnrEct
value of the new preferred TO b" GiN"n
10 shareholders D@yinE tho $50, assess
assessment TO practically nothing. The
new ORGAN ,zntion plan. according 20
isi i n nnd PaciGc Stock to.ei9y sais
FOR the giving OF 10 per cent Of rev
~ per cent preferred stock III payment
for the $50 assessment. and par for
par in new common stock The new
preferrcd will he undcrwrittcn. by
much as the stockholders will got tho
now preferred stock at par it is csti-
mated nInnt that small eomm,ission Of
dcrWTltinE price in tho nriEhhorhoOd
of sAS per share Hrokcrs said that
100 shares OF The present stock would
receive forty shares "f tho new pre-
value of ,SS..oo which would make Tho
new stock about $50 per share. At the
same time, The person paying the as
common stock in company which. ac-
cordinE 30 large buyers OF tn" stock
today, is said to be earning at the rate
shares and is in better physical con-
''ti rn than dn,, At any tine in its history
funding pot cent bonds do not have |
any intention OF withdrawing its suit |
Tor foreclosure, aa,,o,ordirg t. weil-!n-
tends that the indeutUre back % it's
bonds has been violated in that receiv- |
erS' certificates were placed ahead OF 1
the refunding bonds Thcrn is q pos |
sibiiity, however. that 1hoir legal pro-
"eediaEs might be f!sccnt.1usd (, part /
rtorEanlzat son i pssd t. redeem these .
:noys u eapse q objection ~ tho 20 .
zirc STOCKS wers corSaiovon= ~
~ tie u--,e ~ SIS .refa cr'-
st -rs --s ~ s-aa
~
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CHICAGO LIVE sroCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. June 2l.-fincs-R eccipts. %. coO:
nrm. Bulk. $9Ioqts $3.50; light. se,2jT 81 30.
ronsh sa ST. si? Rigs nS" CO.. :, 4'@ 'o'
tauic-Keccipts. 1000. steady. Native bcct
s5.9oa $50: cows and hcifers. 81 eost 81 20:
calves. $3.50 ri $500 '
Shccp-Rcccipts. 1900 nrn, wo,hers
$500: lambs. t7.569 SEQ: sprinrcr.,
$S.l5 q sll.7b. '''
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
GOODS

NV YORK, Juno 2i-Wool markets were
Irregular today. and cotton goods .vora
Iu.TI i-aces showed little Improvement
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CHICAGO. June 2l-whcat prices showed
rlnth nervousness to-day and averaged
lower. largcly result OF word OF m
,nportant failure In London. The close
mere WAS unsettled at i.c TO sc down with
Ju5y a. sos n 81 .clis ard September at
Si%I5 Germ lost is6'.c to aGA.c, and oats
'sH'.c 20 !. n &c. Provisions scored a net
nlvanCe OF loo 10 S2lsc. ihn Iaitr- ir, l,nrlt
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Siertnc



MARKET CONDlTtp:I.
1.-Two poultrN-Spring chickcns in splendid
"Unand; receipts light. market. nrrl. Heny
Market nrm, ESss.Scccipts heavy: mar
kct. weaker and dull. Buttcr-Mprkot
higher and Arm: country butter very we'll
Wool-Marhct In good shape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-22

,ractcd heavy Tron,-taHtur. Cd. son:ne-r
longs w"rc said % bc among 10 sellers
1h" weekly weather -'r0rt checked tho DO
cline around r2iddny hU' railleg -oro 20.
maintained. ana ;rincs rcJ~n-a tho low
point during the afternoon and tho cl0sc
wn~ within ;oiut az two ~ -hr lowest
an most positions. Reports Of = continued
spot husiuos" Ia the South hclp"d TO SITS
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NI;W ORLEANS, Juno 21--Co'tor moved
within = narrow range hero today, the
mos, active month. ut tho highest ho!rr :
10 : points over Yesterdays close and =.
their lowest to points urdof. The close
wac at n not loss OF 20 po.n-s Some
profit taking by ycst"ria.'s buv"rs worked
against values
Around tho opening y.s..rday's huyirr
continued, tV' 'hn demand soon
was n'lcd. Cables we're faro-= hI" ami RAJ
r The Atlantic states were ~ar-!de-cd
eTE'1s' The crop although favorable rero--s
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PHILLIPS HOUSE

massachusetts Avenue. hear Beach
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Capacity $50. Open all yei.- Auto bu,
meets tralnE Booklet. i. i. PHILLIPS
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NEW YORK. Luno :" -Por, movement
M'ddlirc. - zoe. Exports. &l6l halcs; sales
1,H0) hal"S: stock, IsSGS7 Ia loo.
Total to-day n all ruits-Ect receipts
:2Hi2 haica: "Np",,s. 2lol7 bales stock SIS
~ bales
rotal for -wG"k Not receip,s. 5s.2s4 bales:
exports. $50 t"los.
Total for scason-Nc: receipts. 7.e:2.eai
bal"". exports. 5,%l7.T75 bales.
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CHICAGO DRAIN ,I.RxEr

MARKET CONDITION
Florida vegetables especially sctive Re
eiris light. and demand good
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RICHMOND FRUIT MARKET.

tBE w. 4. CrcnAhsw & Coz
Richincnd. Va. june Il. 1916.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-14

great quarries of Carrara. Anyone
who has Travelled over this we'll knows
he will not return that way because
It's beauty is deceptive. The gritty par
ticles Of marble will cut the tread off
q set of tires in one trip.
I wonder how many people realize
the influence of climate on roads?
wonder how many of those who rave
over the fact that the Appian Way is
still in tolerable condition after more
than two thousand years, have stopped
to consider how long that same high
way would last in Michigan, for ex.
ample? The alternate freezing and
thawing and heaVing would disinte-
crate and cause it to wear away Just
as fast as they do our own macadam
and cement construction.
How many of those appreciate how
much road-building is going on not
only in their own immediate neighbor.
hood but throughout this country.
How many know that Michigan will
build 500 miles of wonderfully good
roads; that Indiana will build fully
600 miles OF roads, and she already has
1000 miles of excellent highways,
which she is keeping in the pink Of
condition. Ohio will build fully 14O
miles Of roads. Some of the eastern
Atlantic Observation-Disclosures, Maine
New York, Pennsylvania-have thou.
sands of miles of roads that are as
Inc as anything that lies under the
sun. And these states are building
more all the time"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-14
General Cecil Lyon Dead.

Sherman, Tex.-Brigadier General
Cecil A. Lyon died at the Sherman
hospital Tuesday. General Lyon was
brought to Sherman on the night of
March l6 suffering from an attack OF
pleurisy, and it later developed that
he was suffering from an abscess on
the liver, and on March % he under.
went an operation. Cecil Andrew Lyon
was born in Boston, Ga, November
~ 1869. He was the son of the late
captain Oliver T. Lyon and lydia
Doris Oupont Lyon. Captain Lyon
moved to Texas with his family To-
eating at TeXarkana, where he was
the first mayor of that city. He was
very prominent in politics.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-04-14
Several Murder Cases Affirmed.

Austin, Textile court of criminal
appeals Thursday affirmed five muir
DER cases, three of them from McLen-
nan county, which, included that of
John Williams, given the death pen.
atty for the murder of Allison Griner.
The case Of ]. H. Sanford, from Tar
rant, given life term in the peniten-
uary for the murder of C. T. Thomp-
son. was affirmed. Other murder cases
aflrmed were: viii Hall, from Nc
Lehman, twenty years; A. D. Smith,
from McLennan, tried on a charge of
murder and convicted of manslaughter,
five years; Pearl Serrell, from Smith
five years.