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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16

known determination 10 xeturn TO rr!
vate life ard the practice, "r law. t."
speculation brought forth the SuGG"S-
tion that perhaps the President mig #
transfer Mr.. Baker "a III" state depart
ment a. lie did recently in transrerr.nS
David T.. Houston from tire department
Of agriculture 20 the treasury depart
mont
Official in;,mat;on was given 20.
night that Mr. LanSiuS's successor
might be appointed before tho end or
the weak even though Il was said there
Was hurry about IT," as AIR. Polk can
serve as secretary ad interim C"" a
period Of thirty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
DAVIDOVITCH CABINET
RESIGNS IN A BODY

BELGRADE. Jugo Slalia. Saturday.
Feb A--Thc Cabinet. headed by Prom
ior Lousa paNidovitch, resigned TO-DAY
owing to the refusal Of Prince Regent
Alexander to dissolve tn" present pro-
visioual national representation and or
der elections for a national constituent
assembly.
The Davdovitch ministry was formed
August Is. last.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
ANOTHER ClJSHER
- At M'kEESpORT

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Feb. 1S.-Another
gas "gusher" was struck In the Nc
Ecesport field today when Lynch Well
No. !, was brought in with an estimated
flow of between 5,o0o.0oo and 6.0o0,0 900
feet daily. The strike was made in the
Speechley sand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
$500 FOR ONE ACRE
OF PENNSYLVANIA COAL

CONNELLSTILLE. Pa. Feb. l5-Scv-
on thousand fve hundred dollars for
Just about an acre" Of bituminnus coal
lands believed to be a record price. was
paid by the West Side Coal company 70
III" Hccch estate. il hecam" known here
today. Tho properly in question is
located in ConnellSville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
THE WAITER.

wASAINGT0N, Feb. 15-EorecaSt:
oho-Fair Monday and Tuesday; not
quito so cold Tuesday.
West Virgtnia-Tair Monday except
light snow In mountains; Tuesday part
ly cloudy, continued cold.
western Psnnsylvania-Snow fur
ries and continued cold Monday and
Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
CANADIAN PUBLISHER DIES,

MONTREAL. Feb. 10 t.. T. Slack,
! president and organizer uf the canadian
Press. and general manager Of IN" Nom
trcal t;aZ"tt". died nj his homo her" to-
n, Sht OF double pneumonia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
italy Is Disturbed.

PARIS. Feb. 5.--tllavas) Italian cir
clps IN London ar" reported 10 be great:
lv disturbed over n note sent by Rresi-
dent Wilson TO the supreme allied coun-
ell. in session there. disappearing OF
the proposed compromise by which il
was hoped ;hc Adriatic question might
hc settled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
GEORGE
PLAN REFUSED
ADRIATIC SETTLEMENT
OPPOSED BY WILSON
United States Must Be Consult
ed If Its Delegates Continue
In Conference

rAEIS. Feb. l5.--Hugh e. Wallace
,hn American ambassador. yesterday he
liycrrd ,o Tho foreign offlc" Il mc!n"ran-
dam from President Wilson. a'c"ru'Hs +
:" ia" Temps. in which IN" FEc~l"'"'
said hc could not appr"N" "' If'i'''.. . ..
Lloyd GEORGES proposed S"ttl"m"n, "t
tn, NdriaIi' question. which has poem
submitted to :hc Jugc- Slay~. The news
napcr saws that an identical mom"ran-
dun was delivered u the British Tor
eign office in London.
The Temps says President Wilson a.
lowed II to he understood that ~"
United states would find il imr"sslhle
20 roniinuc in conference II th" allies
settle tho AdrlatIr question without
consulting n" United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
Will Delay set.lem emit.

Frcssl In his mom"randnlN 'teS'"'!
Wilson rriticiIes premier LLOYD ''"rE
plan as communicated I" IN" 'uF"-0'' " :
hv tho supreme c"un'iI ON '""""'! ~
The p""Sid"n, "AaInined III" plah. ~"
declares h" cannot aprr"N" "f ilS '"''"r'
llo particularly opposes tn" idea Wh''N
consists "r giving The Jmg"-SlaFS IN"
choice h.lwe"n this plan and "N"'utI"n
purH and simple ~ th" London rnNt.
In addition. according to the Temps.
nc President finds Ihc Lloyd George
plan too divergent from the m""rauduT
drawn up at London last December NY
Premier; Lloyd Gcorg" and Cl"mnnc"au
with the collaboration Of tho American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
STUDENT
FREEZES TO DEATH
ON MT, MONADNOCK
LOST IN BINDING SNOW
WHILE ON SNOWSHOE TRIP
Son of U. S. Steel Corporation
AttorneyVictim of Cold and
Storm in New Hampshire

DUBLIN. y. H.. Fob. 1!.--Charl"S
MarNeRh. Ir.. Of Nv York. n gradual"
student at Princeton and gon Of m"
counsel for the United states steel cor
poratinn. died Of exposure on Mount
: Monadnock early today during an at
tempted su"wSho" trip to til" summit
in company with charlton Reynd"rs. Of
New York. n senior AT Harvard.
The Young m"n started on their trip
, carly yesterday afternoon in excellent
weather but soon 4 binding SnoNSt"rn'
md high winds Developed. making il
Impossible for them 10 reach the sum
nit. When a half mile from the top
hey abandoned tn" attempt and started
+ on the return. Kut az that time II was
dusk and soon they lost their way in
the growing drakncss and driving
storm. Moreover deceived by the mild.
. clear weather when they started. they
| wrrc th,nly clad
! ted States again had been laid before
The allied governments
! Granting that such memoranda az TO-
ported by the Temps had been dispatch
ed. other officials interpreted step as
designed to bring 10 a head the negoti-
a.i0ns over Fium" and AdriaIic terri
tory. which have been dragging along
for some time.
, DsapprOval Of tn" most recent pro
poSRl. which was advanced by Premier
. Lloyd George and contemplated the
making OF Fium" fire." city under the
, League Of NatiuuS aud tho awarding to
: Italy as a rcComP"ns" 4 strip of terri
tory toward tn" south from Trieste. it
. was said. would IT, entirely in line with
, tho stands by President Wilson a.
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white House is Mum

WASUTNGTON. Fob. t5--W'hit"
House officials tonight refused 10 Dis
,.iss Tho statement OF n" raris Temps
il..t rrcS don't Wilson ~ memoranda TO
'he French and British foreign Offices
,,al disaprroved tho lal"rt proposal fHr
settlement Of The vsNing .\driatir prob
lem. Ther" was mother confirmation
or denial tha, tho position of tho Uni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
7 II Elm TELLIGENCER r

Has the Largest Circulation Of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
, 1920-10-18

bread, cakes, pies, pastries and candies.
All persons engaged in the preparation,
handling or sale of such provisions as
enumerated above, must be free from
disease, wear clean clothes and have
clean hands, including. clean finger nails.
All shops, stores and stands keeping
any of the above enumerated provisions
for saie-must dc so in a screened con
tainer that is absolutely fy-proof.
All provisions as enumerated above
not prepared. kept or so d in accordance
with the above rules will be considered
as injurious to health and will be DIES.
trCyed as provided for in paragraph %
of the Sanitary Regulations for the
towns of Christiansted and Frederiksted,
Municipality of ST. Croix of January 80,
1886.
H. V. HUGHENS.
Chief Sanitation officer.
, 1920-10-18
SANITARY RULES
SANITARY RULES
REGARDING the sale OF bread,
cakes, pies, pastries and can
dies i'm the towns of Christian
sled and FrederikSted, NUM-
cipality of ST. CrOix.

FINDER the provision of paragraph
%, Sanitary Regulations for the
towns of Ghristiansted and FreoeriK-
sted, Municipality of St. Croix, of Janu-
airy 80, 1886 authorizing the Board of
Health to control the sale OF provisions
and by the authority placed in the Chief
Sanitation Officer by the Governor to
assume the functions Of the Board Of
Health, the following measures are here
by set forth to take effect November
LIST, 1920:
Bread, cakes, pies, pastries and candies
offered for sale or kept for the purpose
of being sold must be protected from
flies, dirt and dust at all times.
All persons engaged in making bread,
cakes, pies, pastries and candies for sale,
must do so in room SO screened that is
absolutely fy-proof, such room not to be
used as a bedroom, living room. or for
any purpose other than the making OF
bread, pies, cakes, pastries and candies.
1t is forbidden to allow dogs, cats,
chickens, ducks and all other animals IN
any room u led for the purpose OF making
, 1920-10-18

Contribution to his paper will be glad
Iy received Ohen the same deals With mat
ters of general interest, and is Gccompd-
reed eoGth the authors name, as a qua
antee of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the views of has correspOm-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-10-18
S. Royal Bank Of Canada Note

was by an oversight accepted at this
Office on Saturday 11th instant, and as
it cannot be exchanged at the Bank here
and has not the value of u. S, oney the
person who PAID it in is kindly request
ed to call and redeem it.
Post Office, Christiansted, Virgin Is
lands. Oct. IA, 1920.
B. K. LARSEN.
Postmaster.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
GAY LOTHARI0 FOOLED
MANY YOUNG GIRLS
North Logan Girl Who Thought
She Was Married Is Given a
Shock BY Sheriff, Hus
band n Missing

Another eas o,nario win o pen
chant TOR mafrs NIX Young wrls "a n"
ing sou NJ hy ofticcrv-nt aeyefal
states sheriff Robertson also vents
tnis ladyaurk badly
Harry y McNamera alias shorty
alias "TaneieEye" aiias John Nc
t'raw and Roy 70 Gilbert has had b
varied career The npmbrr of siaia
whom he has fooled ~ unknown oai
officers have record OF five delud IA
ones.
II appears thai Mcnamara plan a'
csmpalgu WIS always 20 fool the gi-l
ne decided on. IN 10 believing soc
married him, marriage ceremonies
wera OF the mock" kisd and wars
performed by confederate nam, q
NarBenter.
During the fifst week IN Febfuary
iast McNamara secured marriage
license from the court clark aara.
Ine certificate was returned i'eh
ruary 18th and was daily filled ont
and signed hy the preacher" Tha
CONTINUED on Page &. Col !
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
GOVERNORS FOR A-lAY
MAKE MERRY WITH POWER
Bank Wrockef, Scdpcer and
Three BootlcRgers Freed Al
ter faruons had hoen
Denied Them BY Board

oklahoma City jaly the nolltE.
eai draMa Governors iar da
"a not making 4 tii WITH the pcople
according q reaps from Hll PARTS
~ sht state nfaaf lnair8aif1n NJ fN
pressed over ihe aork 81 the 'aet
lrf executives duriAg ihe absence
~ Robertson 50 California
Tramp nssidsna and Waldnp ars
cling censured on aN sides lf la
reriain legislative probea and lm
oachmonts viii follow Darlng Rob-
erlaone absence three notorious
boailrgRors aeducor end bank
wreckar have hoon released ana arc
now enloyns freedom
plts a burning disgrace said AZ
torney General rroellnr 80 one has
yet given voice 70 iho auimalns R0
tlyes impclling these pardon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
WHAT vTCRED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY
~

-~Bosto R-~lndietlnents caarrins
eiofiteering returned by o federal
frand jury against T. g SWIFT and
O. Armour. & Co. N = Hollis and
70, end rhe Independents Sugar com
AMY. All ~ Boston
-Pori Arthur a negro, who WIS
,aia 10 have been working OF the
wharves AZ Galveston. died Of wha'
officials diagnosed as buhonie plague
New York Babe" Ruth was aoi
Injured In the motor car accident near
pnnadolrhia, It became known when
he homo run champion returned here
Washington -Restrictlons govern.
1ing trade with soviet Russia were
removed By the state department
1nlv materials susceptible Of imme.
ilaie use FOR war purpose are eScep-
led.
Atlanta Representative UpshaH
81 Georgia. former vice-presiduut Of
Ne anti-Saioon League. sent mes.
age 10 Governor Cox coneratulat'ng
aim upon his nomination for the
presidency
Fort Smith. Ark officials NJ the
United states Mine Workers oi Amef.
Cd. although denying that the strike
" miners in the Spadra coal tle3as
near here. Was authorized, asserted
he welkOut would not be ended nntl
he demands Of the men are mot
Austin A message protesting
against the lynching o. two negroes
s, Paris. Tex Tuesday night was "a.
.eived by Acting Governor johnson
from the National Association for the
Advancement Of col0red reople.
berlin Herman scnueddekorpf,
llreoiorecneral OF the German potash
interests. died
Tulsa. Okla Jack Reeves OF San
Francisco. given referees decision
over Len Kowianas OF Philadelphia.
IN a fifteen-round bout. KID specE
Of Tulsa. Knocked out Patsy Kilbane
of Kansas city, IN the second Of an
eight round contest
San Proponents Of q
thsrd party believe the results Of the
democratic national convention make
certain new political party. ac
cordlng TO a statement hy Howard
wauiams. -stional vice.president q.
the committee of forty-eight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
CITY MAKES IMPRESSION
ON MIND OF VISITORS
Illinois Publicity Man Visits
Guthrie and Speaks His
Thoughts To The Leader,
Where City Excells

M n Mayer, of Sprsarfleld VA.
was visitor IN Guthrie today rl
30 few months ago. Mayer @a'
The directing head oi the Lord end
Thomas Advertising Ageney ~ Chi
cago He has travelled all bis life
ana has circled the globe taacc
y rather like the iay OF this town,
said Mr. Mayer 20 The Leader ~
does not appear 10 have tha' better
skeiter appearance of go many towns
In the southwest principally The
hastily constructed oil iowAs some
syston has been used Ia laying oaf
the town the streets are Wide and
attractiyely am pa sieularlg IN
pressed with the ea,erprise which
conceived the municipal hath house
The water reservoir. likewise. deEery.
es mention merely mention The
things which attract the stranger
Your stores too. are fine and
dandy This I.ntz store is m ex
centlonaliy flae business u has the
metropolitan air, and a three-minute
walk through the alsles this morn.
ing. convinced me that The manage
mont was acquainted with mNroRoh.
tan merchandising. The other stores
also show rcp ard up-to-dateness
Yes. have seen thousands of small
cities and towns. and ] can tru'hM'iy
say. Guthrie makes good impress
ai0n on my mind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
CAMPAIGNS FOR CONGRESS
IN STATE ARE SLOW
Voters For the Most Part, Mani
Testing But Little Interest.
In the fitth District
Other Contests

oklshoma cigy. Jals : inc stAi,
sad conversational vAmgslKas 20 otia
aoma nave been MARKING iim,
FOR twn ~ gHgea weeks Candidates
Tor the most part. have been Walt
ing 20 see what iaey stand Ter ae
eordlng 20 the precents handed down
ay the tvo national eoavonslona "a
he state the corporation commlssi,m
tight rrows warm There are nam.
bsr ef candidates aud much ceasar
lgns brew Il helne mAae
tn the congressional rampsleu sle
interest has hten shown
IN the Fifh district caaRaasianM
raee. a few candidates have netn
around. but they have not og
ten anywhere A few have made
some talks nut nonn can scAsa up
any andieaees III the Fifth district
which * composed az Payne. Logan.
ukianoma, Cleveland. Mcg iain. Gar
van and MURRAY counties. there afe
Give Democratic contestants, one No..
'iasiss and two Repalican candidates
me district Is larsely democratic
rhe candidates are Iesne q
N.black of Guthrie. Roy Stafford and
William Franklin of Oklahoma CAy
+ y sWaak aud G. - Mphsier. 1l
Norman on the democratic uckef
Z + ReaFdm and n Hinef Of Ohlt
ioma CITY on the Republican ticket
md ! l. l.augsion. oklahoma C.ly
socialist Oklahoma Cgtx houses lha
IONS share of candidates. Stafford
md Fraakln were candidates Ia ft,
asst election Franklin has hneh
.lerk % the Supfsme court ten year
.wank Is county Judge Ia MURRAY
aid McElain counties. while Stafford
las became an oil millionaire.
Nibiaoks platform Is more pfodue
ION Open avenue for ahof and more
FOR The farmer gwauk
ma Stafford are futtins ou % Ia
ensive mail campaign Ia point n
service. NlblAck IL aal
'ioneer newspaper man of tha state
ie served ~ the Oklahoma senate
nd was elected ne minority leader
\ That body.
ln the seventh congressional als
fieti Peta Duffy has wiihdrawH III
he EiRhth district. tho death ~ pah /
aorgaa leaNes he fleid sa Hyde unu
'efrlfh ~ the I'nisa district & |
eFee fight II on The Tulsa World !
hep4 j. iighilag Chandler ttan 4
~ eap0nses shr cause of Howard. I,
ilrml present Incumbent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
LIEUTENANT Carl WAND
;sRER. III SBAND OF SLAIN
GIRi.-NIFE. TELLS
MANY CONFLICTING
TALES on TIE
TRAGEDY
SUPPOSED TRAMP BELIEVED
TO Be FORMER LOVER
- FAR DEAD NAN REMAINS
UNKNOWN: THIRD DEGREE
APPLIED TO 81 SpEtT-
ED MAN MAY BRING
STARTLING RENE-
LATI0\S

Chicago, --.g Lieutenant Car
wanderer. weaks sing under foureef
hours Of relentless police questioning
today. had changed dozen times Ais
story OF the tragedy ia the yesglhais
Of his home on June q. when his
wife and a rasged stranger we're shot
to death
His original story that the sirang
er. burglar, had killed his WE
and had himself been Killed BY Wan
erer. was changed IN several imGof
tant details.
AZ each switch in the story, Ser
Resnt John " Norton. head OF the
homicide squad, sent out hts men tc
bring in new witnesses to face Nan
derer aud 10 check up on now angles
OF the story.
While this was goins on the polie
we're busy seeking to identity the
body OF the ragged stranger in tht
county morgue
Back of this stranger. whose rag
ged clothes aud unkemp' condition A.
the time of the tragedy strength
ened the belief that he IL circu
follower and d crook. the police he
lieve they will find another tragedy
Three months ago they now asacr'
the man. really little more than
boy. was not tramp.
Detective Sergeant Dennis Carroll
an expeit on such hhnses as thf
homicide squads work. has letcrm
ined that until three months ago tbs
dead youth had been clean, even tas
tidions about the rerson. His ne'i
had been manicured ard hts tee'l
had been carefully cared for. he bar
been healthy and strong and the con
tour Of his head indicated youth
above normal mentality
The police now want TO find on
what mase him sink to depths where
as on the night he was killed. o.
wore torn. dirty clothing They sug
gest it may have been unrsQulttef
love.
Tho dead man eas BET - en g ard
% years old He was beardlcss an
Rad dark auburn hair He WAS 81,
feet one inch in height and welghe
about i59 pounds. His eyes were
slate gray.
great deal depends upon hts
Identification and believing he tna1
have been In the army the police
have sent his photograph, description
and finger prints 10 the adiuiaa'
generals office III Washington The
will be compared with the draft ami
army records there
wanderer says he does not know
the man. but Sergeant Norton keep
asking him the question over and
over again.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
COMMITTEE on IN" ~
BEATING TIlE BUSHES

Chicago Juiy AmDs pinrhot N
New York member n ihe commit
tea of ~ whlch meets iiarn etfpfdaY
iu national convention. ION iptat
for Madison. Wls. 20 confer with
senator laf0llesie. who n aea oned
at headquarters hers Of fhe e1muli
tee of fs hs one N clio lshiing Nu.
dldeiea for third party presidential
nomination Senator faFolleilo faa
just returned hofns altar aH orsFu
ton az noehcatcr. MINI
Frank Walsh og Kausas ctsY.
former chairman ~ the iHdo
latiOns committees. and later ~ The
wer labor board n also mentioned ~
probable candidate
Delegates from twelve states haa
arrived oafiY today f0f the eousen.
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
Wife SLAYER
To Die Tonight

McAieeter, Okla, July r. Nun.
roe tieiterson, who IL doomed 70
die IN the electric chair az tho
state pcnitsntlary AZ tet0 o'clock
tonight for the murder 81 his wife,
exactly one Year ago, ja'y O. In
VinIsa, viii % 20 his death protest
ing his innocence ~ tho sci ~ fer
which he has been satsd 70 pay
with his life.
AZ noon todaY he issued ,.rit.
ten statement for tho prasa In
which he repeatedly declared his
innocence. he begged ~ Warden
Fred o. Feltxer. assistant warden.
oarcrtt, and others with whom be
came IN contact 20 declare ,hst he
knew his soul WAS saved Aia iast
words were Good bye and 0ad
bless you ait"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
TAMPA CIGAR FACTORIES
DECLARE open SHOP
Nearly 100 Factories Affected BY
Lockout 0pen Doors To All
Workers Who May
Apply

Tampa. Fla July $ Nearly i0a
cigar factories here affected by
strike and lockout which has beea
tn progress since Aprl ~ last opou.
ed their doors today 10 cigar maker
who wished 70 work undeY the "opcn
shop" rlan
The advisory board Of the four ct
gar-nakors unions ISSUED an Or fei
last might instructing union men "a
stay away from the factories. bUi
not 70 interfere with those pho
wished 10 work.
Union leaders asserted that efforts
Of the manufacturers to rcsume %.
eratlons wollf not peova succcsstui.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08

tnarlry Mnrphy lap0rea yastwfdAy.
they brought forth mouse II ihe
deleEaiea we're belng paid hapdAomA
for cDnalafaney IA 40sing they could
rot vote more enneiaspnily A coupia
IN Mlssoarians who prdtably ex3eft
~ gNf q fifih class p0ai6iastefatls.
started voting ior Champ Clark ,he
minute the barfiar flew up ana
Trey ~ s'iii n e. with no heip IN
sighi Marnhail started with sne
vote and on tne tnlrty.third Dallol
~ stlll Rad q. while the Tong strata
tas 90 tebilitated one delegate that
be has started voting for Joaephas
Daniels. ! suppose the poor fish has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-08
1EQIILA II MEXICAN
DRINK THAT KICKS HARD

Nogales. Ark. July N-Teauila.
Mexican iatoxicant made from cactus
is a coloriess liquid like gin or water
u is sold by bootleggers on this side
OF the border the trade name o.
Sonora water" u Il smugeled IN
mainly from Nogales. Sonora.
Several persons have recently nadt
complaints 70 the Nogaies. Ariz
police that they have been "sw1ndlei
by booilevgers. Tha chief found that
enterprising supposed bootleggers
have been bottling end selling the
actual water OF Sonora springs ard
Labelling the bottles "sonorg water