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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

ne~ c~onssrvaslen 10 Carried Out on
the Island 81 eukara. on
.coast Of Africa.

Real conservation ID carried out On
the island Of Bukara. on the coast of
Africa. according to DR.. Fl. Lyndhurst
Duke. In the Cornhill Magazine. It is
q little island Of almost solid granite,
and with 10000 persons trying to get a
living from Its scant sou. Trees are
looked upon as q priceless possession.
and Of them Doctor Drake says:
THE leaves are plucked with infinite
carr and taken home In the evening
to feed the cattle and goats. The
sticks and branches 90 to help build
the huts, the bark being previously
carefully peeled or and put aside to
dry to be used as fuel OF cord. Dead
sticks are Of curse Invaluable for
fuel. When occasion necessi-
tates the Topping or Of a large branch
or the telling of the tree. shoots are
carefully stuck In the soil to repro.
duce In due time. yet other trees. Dead
lea also belong to the owner OF the
e q man must not steal his neigh
bor's leaves O his sticks nor his rub
hish on pain Of being brought before
the chief and heavily fined. . A
father will divide up a tree among his
children. apportioning SO many branch
~ 70 each with leaves and all the oth-
ar appurtenances dead and alive"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16
China to Make Cement.

The cement requirements Of North
China will probably soon be supplied
by domestic production. One large con-
Germ is said to control this industry
In North China. and Its plant is located
at Tangshan. a small town about 100
miles northeast Of Tlentsin. on the Pc
king-Mukden railway. II Is equipped
with modern machinery. and secures
its supply Of limestone - the site Of
the works.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

1L ~ - H
Your taxes for the year 1890 IN
nov due and payable IT the once Of
tie County Treasurer Of Humboldt
county. Unless al poll taxes and half
a other taxes are paid on or before
MONDAY. December 9. 1890. all viii be
delinquent and Is per cent dslin-
orsncy viii be added in accordance
with Law. Tho second installmert
will b delinquent ON Monday. June
!. le3l. sftss which penalties and cost
of advertising will be added accord
ine TO Law. Checks will be accepted
subtsct to collection. When remit
ting please refer to Roll Numbe--.
Make rsmittances payable to
CORA N. HOENSTINE.
Nlowl County Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

Reading. Pa.-Four fishermen
from this city returned from a
trip TO a creek near Aberdeen,
Lebanon county, with a string Of
Is fine fish and a brand new va
riety Of fish story. Harry T..
Smith. Edward ]. Deinsinger,
Frederick s. Fox and Richard
Bayley were In the party, but
Smith had only one Of the Ash.
Smiths big story developed when
he caught four small fish in sue.
cession at one spot In the stream.
They were so small he threw
them back. The first and second
seemed very much alike, and the
third Il like unto a twin TO the
second. The fourth wore an ex-
preston resembling a smile when
Smith pulled him out. and now
Smith asserts he caught the
same runt four times in success
sion.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

The Silver state-5O cents the month
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16
Candy Eases hunaer

R~eilefontaine. O.-Locked in n box
a at Buffalo and not released for
more than "a hours. Paul Harris ar
rived In Bellefontaine Tuesday. He
pleaded extenuation for having
broken into a box OF candy In the
ar. ut was all I had TO eat" he
tolr Mayor Bowel. who fined him SO
and costs for larceny.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

Save time-therefore money. Use
the wantad column. 3 times. so cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16

OPTICAL ILLUSION THAT
WE CALL MIRAGE FORMS.
One Of the most celebrated
mirages Is that which Is Oh
served now and then from the
neighborhood Of Glacier bay.
In Alaska. where In the dis
lance. above . vast sheet OF
glacial Ice. . city Is seen as II
suspended In the air. II has
buildings Of beautiful and I'M
posing architecture. tail
churches with spires and hut
tresses and MANY streets Of
houses, plain to the view.
This Il the so-caiied Silent
City Of Aiaska. The duke Of the
Abruzxi saw IL few yeurs
age when he visited Alaska.
Many attempts have been made
to photograph II. hut for so,ne
reason unexplained, withou, NC
cess. Some persons have gone
90 far as to declare that i, il y
view Of the city Of Bristol, in
England.
Irregularities Of ice formation.
plus imagination. doubtless ac-
count for the strange vision
an uplifting OF the supposed
scene being attributable 10
mirage. Optical illusions Of this
kind are moi uncommon 10 are.
tic and antarctic regions.
There IL famous mirage,
called "Fata Morgana." which on
occasions Is seer from the
neighborhood OF Reggie. In italy.
Here the effect produced is due
to a layer Of heated air. which
by refraction Of light brings in-
to view a distorted picture Of
the far-away Sicillan shore. To
the Italian peasant II appears
as a city with palaces. towers
and minarets-the mysterious
home of the fairy Morgana.
william Scoresby. the arctic
explorer. describes a similar
mirage which he beheid from OF
the coast Of Greenland. He
writes: THE general appear
ance OF the coast, as viewed
through a telescope. was that
Of an extensive ancient city,
Astounding In ruins Of castles.
obelisks. churches and monu-
ments-a grand and interesting
phantasmagoria."
A feature Of arctic geography
which appears on all the maps
Is Croker Land, which Peary
thought he saw from a mountain
peak In Grant Land.
The troops Of Napoleon when
he was In Egypt were rather
frightened by mirages. And
during the recent war the Brit
ish Of Mesopotamia were obliged
on at least one occasion to stop
fighting because Of the cOnfu-
sion arising from an Illusion
Of the kind.
As everybody knows. mirages
are very common In hot desert
regions. A layer Of warmed and
rarcfed air serves as a mirage.
rejecting objects above It Thus.
rejecting the sky, 1t may pro-
duce the effect Of q sheet Of
water. the unsteadiness Of the
heated air lending ripples to
help out the picture ana render
II more deceptive.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-16
EAGLES NRETTNG DATES


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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
INFORMACION DE PONCE

Para la noche del sabado pr0ximo
IA del coIgiente, esta anunciadas la be
da de los iistinguidps j6yenes don
Juan E villeta y sehorita Maria Val.
divieso Mompart; efectuandose la cere
monia en- la aristocratica capillita del
Asilo de Niias Huerfanas dc Ponce
Avenila Hostos de esta ciudad.
Il FL acto religioso sera afestiguadc
pdr el respectable sefior Carlos Gabre-
IA y distinguida sonora Emilia Ca.
sails de Torruella; v la ceremonia ci-
vii por los estimahles sehores Santia
go a. Pallzaaqli, jaime Oppenheimei
s Guiilel1no Cabrera
Los contingencies saldran la misma
noelie para Coafao. con ell fin de pasal
algunos dfas en- la bella auinta que Ell
campos de aquel pueblo posee la res.
Epetable se1ora Isabelle. yiuda de San
Etiago, siguiendo luego en- viaje de nc
vios hacia Sauto Domingo, patria del
estimable Nilleta mds tarde hacia
Estados Unidos
Nos anticipamos a desear eterna di
cha a los simpaticos Villeta Y Marfa.
! Tras una corta ausencia que lamen
9tarotI aquf sus muchas amigos Y ami
gos, ha regresado de esa capital, la SUI,
5gcstiva y amable senorita Inmaculada
Bota, hia de njuestro amigo el respe-
table ,seflor Juan Bota.
saluddmosla cordial y respetuosa.
mente.
Sc informa que prontoa Sc somete
ri a una operacion quirdrgica en- q
Hospital San Lucas, de esta ciudad
el estimable senior yirgilio Torres, de
Juana Dfaz, elemento que disfruta de
gran popularidad en- ell pueblo de sil
dolnicilio.
Nos satisfara noder registrar su
EestabIecimicnto
-Esta mafiana Sc prooedi6 al entie-
rro, en- el Cementerio Civil de Canas,
de los restos mortales del apreciable
~ rF f. " v
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

Ponce,. agosto 12s Nuestro amigo
q respectable senior Otto Wantzelius,
halandes de OXYGEN, pero ciudadano de
la Repiblloa alemana por adopci6n,
quien hace TEMPO reside Ell esta ciyi-
dad, ocupailtlo I'm alto .pHesto Ell q
oomercio importation ponceno, por fin
tras larga espera hai obtenido carta
de cipaadailfa amerioaila-
Airy tempraio aver. Sc suicide en-
elsbatrio NHe1o Berlin, Ia joyen Do
lopsi ellazo, aplrando un t6sigo Gu
70 aalarter s. desconoce-
81 \. Solo Sc sabe que :enyi0 a eomplsir a
una1 bit;ca. dfcese que a Ia !. del Mer-
caslo., algo que aparecfa escrito en- un
papel que entleg6, a I'M herinanito su-
yo. dandoles sliez centavos, hrevaie que
apar6 cuando Sc 10 trajeren, fallecien
do POGO despues.
Made sabe nj sc supone que pudo i'm
pulsar a Dolores para quitarse la vida,
pues 40 tenfa snovio nj habfa tenido
disgustos en- el hogar, nj fuera de
6l, D.
-rTdmbi6n Ell las primcras horas de
la lslaiiana de aver, ocurrio otroi suce-
SO anormal.
/, Como IL Las .seis de la mamma, en-
momentos que llegaban al taller de
despalillado existente frente la Pla
"a dc la Abolici6n, las obreras Cristina
Pantoja.. Engracia Vega y Maria Ca
rri6n, acompanadis del capataz Juan
Alvarez. Sc vieron aoCmetidas pof un
srupo de slis compaiielas hnelSuistas,
resultindo aquellas y Alvarez, leye--
mente lesioIad0s. 4iri s+z
La poIicfa investiga lel asanto. para
denuneiar las autoras. deli atlnpello.
-AHasta la feclia, por la animation
reirante dedicese que la reception
que hard la sociedad( pencela los
marinos espaLoies que nos yisitaran
ciland0 llegue el acoraZad0 eslt mol
ALFONSO XIII''. sera brillante, respon
diendo a la hidalgaia de este vecinda--
-fsssa .
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

ifl4o Y al prestigio de los ofciales visi
stantes.
En- las tertulias spciales es el tema
Nde continue conversation ese aconteci-
imiento social, Y Sc desprende de los
pionositos declarados por todos, que
/, los agasajos serals muchos u qlle Sc
idemostrara a los marinos espaloles
que 10 ciudad estima la defereneia de
!. su vsiita.
En- el vapor Ponce, ham enbarol-
lido para Estados Unidos, el estimable
seiIor Emilio Gandfa y su inteligente
" encantadora hija, seiiorita Isabel
! los que llevan eli proposito de fiiar sn
fdomiefiio en- New York
Isabelfta obtuvo hace POGO tlas bri-
llante exaneil, ell tftulo professional
de mecan6grafa y taqufgrafa
| Deseamosle feliE yiaje y todo gene
! 10 de ventllras Ell el Continente.
Acaba de annneiarse que ha sido
pedida la mano de la elegante sefo
!
rita Tofita Alustiza, por el estimable
joven doctor Justo Prieto, noticia. que
, ha sidb motive para inusitado jibilo
en- nuestros circulos sociales. 4
Sc ha procedido guitar el piso
que hizo del Parque Borinquen de esta
ciudad un$ ediiicio de dos plantas,
transformation que requerfa entonces
la necesidad dc fijar en- 6l las oflcinas
municipales, que ahora han sido tras
ladadas a la Casa Ayuntamiento.
Nos cemplace mucho peder anun
ciar que estd en- plena eenyaleeencia
el estimable eaballeEo don Jose Libo
rio Hernandez, x-administrador de los
Hospftales Triceche Y Civil de esta.
ciudad, qlien shace POGO estuyo, en- Ca
mo, enfermo de c,lidado. T.
INTERIM recibe pedidos de papel he
chos tempo, pero cue no lie han en-
yiado, Sc suspenderd la publication del,
peri6dioo local 'unionista "El Da",
cuyas existencias de papel Sc agotan
cen las cdiciones de hoy y maiiana.
= = .I y. fs n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
Ell NUENO HOTEL a AIERICA
145-155 WEST tlzTIE STREET (cerea Broadway.
NEW YORK CITY. n.
/ NEW YOI2IN7 CITY. N. ".

n y 4
FL .Hotel America el iinieo. no
tel netamentei espafiol que existe'
en- NlleYa York, ACADIA de ser tras-
ladade ali ntimero ciento cincuenta
y cinco, de La .calle cllarenta y sie-s
te, a pocos. pasos de la gran Avenir
da Broadway. il
Fupdado ell aiiO 1885 ha lido SUI
friendo transformacaiones y e1pe-'
rinentando progresses a inedida que
10 han demandado las necesidades.
La i1npUrtancia que han adquiri-
do/ las corrientes comereiales espas
fl01as e hispanoamericana con es-.
te pals. y q gran, nlimero de tr-
ristas que q aiario. 10 visitan, hizo.
pequeii0 el iiltimo< <edificio que ocu-
pabd Ell Hotel, America'' Y la em..
presa compr6s una magnftica casa
moderna CON diez pisos, dotala de
todos los adelantos, y a Ia altura,
del mas exigente comfort.
I La nueya casa tiene capacidad
para alojaf c6modamente 500 per
senas sls trescieltas habitacione
4escrupu1o osamente amuebladas, al,
iguaf que. snss amplios comedores
bellamente decorados, NADIA tienen
que euFidiar los de los grandes
hoteles iieoyopdninos. Il
4 Es sll administrator el condnefio.
del antigua hotel, don Juan NJ
RerHtich, quien goza de gran popu-
laridad; Y unes a SUI expresiFa anna
bilidad, una energfa ovigorosa, plies-
ia al, servicfo del constante .1lejora- :
miento del Hotel America. Lo;
secundan en- sus fae1as antiques
v entusiastas- empleados del hotel :;
" este Undo a que Sc tfata de una
empresa rica, NOS haee augurar que
el 'fH0teT America, o 10. que es 10
mismo :: el tinico hotel netamente
espanol que. eSiste en-. Nueya York,
esta ilamadb a ser el verStadero ho-
gar de todOs los indixiduos de la
Raza que visiten la gram ciudad.
Las. notas peculiaTes del ''Ho-
tel America han sido siempre las
del mas neto hispanismo Y ell am
bfente familiar que en- 6l Sc. respira.
No rs uno de esos hoteles en- que
gnadie- Sc, conoce En- el lay ambien
te de liogar. este, a1adido que
ell idioma que en- q Sc habla es el
castellaHo, loi ha hecho, para los
espanoles e hispano-americanos, que,
visitan New, York, algo asf como un
oasis salvador en- medic de esta
gran -ciudad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
NO ERA CHAUFFEUR AUToRI
ZADO.

Carmelo Torres fue llevado, aver a Ia
C6rte Municipal acusado de manejar
un autom6vil sim estar autorizado por
el Comisionado del Interior. Ell iuez
municipal solamente le impuso cinco
d0lares de muita. :
Estos individuos que Sc dedican q
manejar yehferilos de motor, son por
10 regular los que fracturan piernas por
las Gales y carSs por esq. las aur u
toridades no debenS apdar con con
templaciones al imponer la pelia. Z
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
.PoR APoDERARsE DE 10 AJEN;i'

FL indiyiduo Luis Figueroa fue COR
denado sufrir tres meses a la SOM
bra. por haber hurtado de la propie-
dad de la casa A. s. Sumersillesy Co.,
cuatro tubos de gonna, valoFados en-
$4,000 Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
PoLIcIA QUE FALLEcE

Hoy. por la madrugada falleci6 re-
pentinhmente en- Santnrce, ,cl policia
Pablo Qhinones, que prestaba seryiciol
Ell San Juan. Descanse en- paz su alma
V nuestfo pesame sus deulos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14
DOS MEsES a La SoMBRA

FL juez municipal sentenci0 aver al
'sujeto Juan Fires, a cumplfr dos mei
ises 4 la sonlbra por haberse 'apropiado
de una pulsera enchapada propiedad
de Consuelo Ferreiro. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-14

yecino don Pablo Rodriguez Torres,
.euyo fallecimiento han lamentado cllan
tos lie conocfan.
Paz su espfritu Y leestra cordial
condolcncia sus familiares.
CORRESPONSAL =
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
Extraordinary Clearance Sale of $500 Yards of
Fine Drapery Fabrics
At Reductions of One Third to One-Half

The eve of inventory finds our
stocks of draperies top-heavy.
To reduce our stock to normal
we have lowered our regular
fair prices to a point that
makes clearance a certainty.
Included are the most want
ed materials for curtains and
overdraperies, such as:
Plain and Figured Silko-
lines, Washable Cretonnes,
Mercerized Repp, Linen Taf-
feta, Sunfast Draperies, Pop
Lns, Madras, Scrim, Voiles,
Swiss and Marquisette.
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

wonderful variety of patterns and coloringS to select
FROM Mill lengths and bolts suitable for curtains, daper
cushion comfort furniture shoe laundry sewing
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
Our Entire Stock of
Fur Coats, COatees,
Scurfs and MuHs
Extraordinary Price Concessions

Savings high onehid-extreme reductions in the
face wholesale urers present quotations. This is your
best opportunity to purchase fur piece or fur garment OF cor
rect style unqueoned quality way below the original value
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
Bag Frames at $1.OO

Bag Frames, oxidized silver cf-
fects. in embossed and applied de
signs: mostly popular sizes and
wanted shapes.
GoIderberGs-First FIoor-Jcweiry
Department.
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
Special Demonstration and Sale of
The NeU Domestic Electric
ROTARY SEWING MACHINE

The DOMESTIC, which
for fifty years and more has
kept pace with all developments
in the sewing machine world,
has gone one step further, and
BUILT AN ELECTRIC MOTOR
IN THE MACHINE
You use it as comfortably
as you sit at your dinner table.
A touch of the foot starts the
machine and keeps it going. The
pressure released, the motor
Stops-and the use of the cleo
trio current stops instantly. The
cost of operation is so slight
as to be negligible, being less
than half cent an hour while
the motor is running. Let us
show you this marvellous ma
chine.
Can be Purchased on Terms TO Sutt
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

In to Soc Children's Hose, 23c
Broken lots and sizes OF Children's
Black Cotton Ribbed Hose. rem
forced foot. First rioor'
Up to 75c Women's Hose, 45c
Women's Onyx Cotton and Lislc
in black, gray. tan cordovan and
white. First f'oor'
Boys and Girls Hose, 65c
Boys and Girls Onyx Ribbed
Hose; heavy and light weights; cot
ton and mercerized: plain and Eng
iish ribbed; black, white, tan and
brown. F1rst ffoor
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

of the
be of at
it,
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

Children's Stockings, 45c
Children's Onyx Ribbed Cotton
Stockings; reinforced foot; white,
black, tan and cordovsn. First Floor.
Infants 25c Hosiery at
121ac . Pair
Special lot of Infants Stockings OF
wool and silk -and-wool mixtures, in
black only. Made with silk heel
and toe. Sizes 4 and ~. Sale price.
12Hc a pair
Women's 75c Fiber Hose, 29c
Womens Fiber Hose; seamless
foot; in black. white. sky. pink.
navy and other shades. First Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-01-25
Extraordinary Sale of
"Onyr'' Hosiery
Samples

At Savings of One-Third and OneHalf Regular Prices
year makers their saemens samples and
liberal discounts from regular prices and these are
foremost
Every the splendid wearing qualities OF ony
bought
supply wonderful opportunities The
Ks ared these lots:
The Washington times., 1920-01-25

SI.IO Scotch SJUeater Yarns 6Qc
Pre-Inventory Clearance Price
Odd lots from regular stock Of Knitting Yarns to-
gether with the balance Of special purchases TO be closed
out tomorrow They Scotch Sweater Yarns OF standard
ouaity-excellen heavy grade for making sweaters amS
and other knitted garments The assortment includes
variety of shades also black.
All sales final-no exchanges refunds.
Art
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22
|R|D|NC HALL CORNERSTONE
(m orial to Lieut.. MOscs Taylor. Jr.
Killed in France, to he Used for
HorscmanShip Instruction

forthfield, July 21.-The cornerstone of
new brick riding hall at Norwich
tversity was laid yesterday in the
ksence Of officials and friends of the
|titution. The ceremony which took
ce was of very informal character.
EFF remarks being made by the presi
Rt. Charles A. Plumley, and Dean II. II.
berts.
his building is no feet long and 10
b wide and is a memorial to Lieut.
ses Taylor. Jr., who was killed in
ion in France. and will be ready for
upancy by the opening of the college
Dr. it is to be used for instruction in
+semanship and equtation by the
Ealry unit at Norwich University. This
lding is located just north of the new
ok cavalry stable which was erected
\ year and which accommodates one
|ndred horses.
The increased enrolment last year and
prospects for the coming year make
Imperative for the erection of a science
u and also for another barracks to
commodate $50 or 300 additional
Fdents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22
HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

through Lake Chsmplsln and from there
VIII return to their home in New York
city.
Mrs. T. H. Barnum of Weybrdge has
returned from a four weeks visit with
relatives in New Hampshire and Con-
nectlcut DR. Charles G. Baynum and
Miss Alice W. Barnum of Groton. Conn.
are making 10 days visit with their
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. s Fl. Bar
num.-The meeting of the Middlebury
Grange No. 315 will be held Friday
evening and .he program will be as
follows after the regular business ses.
Non: Music; TIP to tho Present Time
What American has Done the Most Good
with His Money ?" answered by ST,
fnembcrs; roll call, q favorte chill Ihood
game; music; What Did Our rar,r
Furnish for the Meals of NV Family
one Day in the Past Week ." Mrs
Charles James, Mrs. Fred Brooklns
MIS- Earl Dewey. Mrs. H E. Sessions
s1H quotations Of choice poetry. by as
many members; music. The music for
th's meeting will be in charge of Mrs.
Carl Barton. The Surprise committee .
is Mrs. F. j. Hubbard, Mrs. George
Haynes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-07-22
ITALIAN STABBED
ARRAY on Road job nt FHiriec Results
in WOundinG OF TYrOni-GrcxEfs Held

Chelsea, July H.-Luigi Gregis is held in
Orange county Jail to await the outcome
OF the injury sustained by Francesca
Tir nj, who is at the Barre City hospital
suffering from a stab wound as the re-
suit of fight among workmen on a
State road job in Fairlee on July 4.
Tironi was stabbed with some sharp in
strument, which penetrated one lung and.
while his injury was not considered very
serious at the time it was thought best,
however, to take him to the hospital for
care and treatment.
Immediately after the stabbng ARRAY,
two young Italians who are said to have
been mixed up in the affray, left Fairlee
and arriving in Bradford. sought auto
mobile transportation to Wells River,
where they could avail themselves Of
better facilities of escaping by means Of
railroad transportation. They secured
transportation to Wells River and, when
the ARRAY came to the attention of States
Attorney Sherburne on the following Mon
day morning, he Immediately in company
with Sheriff Tracy went to Fairlee and
found that tho men who were wanted were
undoubtedly out of the Vermont jurisdic-
tiOn,