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40 ACr NO. as

Approved kss.t1 ~
 An Act to RneS1 AZ tn
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 Ahsnds seStion Vse,,'ory
 RroYde that boAds 'd Aa N Ea.' E'sS a. vovernnant may b. M
 Ss se oi 3., the susets send p,s,s.sy]| Ss s1ss] Aqsnas Section ' of .,a .''']] pEcvide that the intsr.sss sie As tl ku funds. except the s9sfva| nnd, shall be hw th. ymaAaV sS t2s credit sf the ases,s..,'yg ss.'y
 Providse that msn.v. shall be diatribptsd sgd d ns| Apd trust oenpAA Alsa shE thsj the prov isions of Ki. vsshfyit Rossi ble aooerahg ts thS~ "a, e as| eheif rSspsctivt paid up tspN tUropNI nhd certified surpius pespt Pe security given by snroslas ehall kol9 good until n..! agsl oeen 4awp ovt by the s,. Iaa ney sAcprty is sfvsn |. s'at. '
 Provides fhst if any an in as fail te pay the State NsTy,Uss,l'q eAms when called fa, hla
 yeasufsf, As Trsssyrst ny. us
 e contract and wltkdtsvn n N oeESsit. and provids1 for Y sa,. a, d60.O % per day for fainns rn such deposit with int4r. mepd by Re Treasurer p,o.N any Sheriff and Coilsc..soNt funds into ths state Trssss.ih T hl pbsitins same with the dsee.i doe.ri Rpd taking a reAelp{ in tSs Smh " seIibed by the Treksurer x. haDk who shan rs6e Gasass, paass, ! , dep3sits in skoess of Inc XII bank or trust company is % ,ss @ hold eball be deeAaed se,ls aSs felony and be punlshs6 ny nspt in the State psnitsntisr. '.
 Specifically Yepsais Act N the Acts of ISIS, and repssE i, parts of laws In eeHflici hS.;
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ACT NO. 2zS. AppYoyed March 4, 1921.

Approved March 4 IB2I. An Act to amend Section 540b of Crawford & Moses Digest.
 Amends said section so as to provide that the County Court may for good provement districts created under the AleKander Law.
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ACT NO. 2@T. a--nuA n4 mRek "A. 1NHN.

ApproveA March c, 1e1h.
 An Act fo pYoVias for the joint guard. ,.n&in of n1inoF chilarsn by husband
 Frcvsies that n all csses no, ; oshs1. .S. Tssher and mother while living to- gesher shall be ths join, netura Guardian of their unmarried ehildren %ith equal power, rights and duties and nh all have the care of their person edseation and estate Provides that Id case of separation of husoand ano wife there shall be an adjudication ps she court of the power, rights and du- lie. with respect to the property care and cuetody of said minor shliHrsn and that in such cases there shan pt no preference between husband @snt @ Wife, but the welfare of the ehiif hf .hali havs onstody of such children Provides that the support of the minol ohildren is chargeable, jointly an. @ seyerally. upon the property or th' busband and wife and that either may Be sued, jointly or severaiiy.
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mx gwws co, tess Sale AppFO2rsatien@ 6 be kasA suf of fAs mdSAge tA1 pre-. J4sd by Act Nc iia sf ks Acts sf
 frovtdss mat shssls she sSpropriA- t3ck contained in shy D&F uoaSAS item be found pEEsesassry for the itsm ms@ tfonse the earas may De used Ter As1 Authofsss the Beard of Trustees of said scheel to make eA ueeyssAry eeztTaoss for printing bihdlnk stc.
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ACT WO sSs
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 $rsv4sss tsagms ms fToueFtnF vTnssau ssaii ss Aesssse sssltsrAtsd whe,. kmw subsasncs has bsez FLsed with " s4 &z 4c yxAoes CT lU~s sr fn ouenty ys Esn ssass tit0ss1 whcny' sr in Sert fot
 ssHss. If ,s3z sSysii;g.Sss sSys .ss,,srs a ,'DsFi i, Em&zsX coiorse. Dov6srs4 eoat.c or s<aamsf In' any nSknsY whsrspy sn. s. hrsp spsf fnfsYlcr1ty ss eccneeafsc n " 8nrtH pc eoneas' cs fssglseu rs9 us sysaii M Hs4used 'rnfRoranded when Tt is oi.
 s.sss.yasr,asSs sss sss sA,s aacsr Tls SisbsIsd q Sss6sssdsd sC aE' tt nm sso or dseslys Ms p1rchaaer Prov41ss thst the con
 ys@ of sEy pfckEss m1st ns.s.99E. ns s9H. Kerssf If tho pecE sgs sonfAihr any fesisH or psvics rrss sfdlng sht ingrss- s., &enRs whfcn dssign CT device snnli ps LII er rnislsaafBg fS any nSnnerl 19kns sfzn be deemed nrfsbrAndeu rro. Xt&ffs any psrsoH nrfn pr corporA tfon ksns sAliing or offering for sale any x&niterstec or misprandec vinegar. Heaation of thJH Aof ppnishsbls Nss not sxoeediug one tnousanc ooi- &XHUs HfHNN fftsl rfHffft 70
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ACT NO. 27o.

An Act to auithd Section s2O7 of Crawford Moses Digest.
 Amends said section so as to repeal that part of the section which provides that htate printing must be done with ing the State of Arkansas.
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 Ss ess assu.' ax 6pesS.z sf tAs &ASesfysF sf the esp4p9 ChAscexy
 *@as sf Ayksnsa3 ssts s1psssse s.S~4tvs esunfses zA6 wArrants there, #w EMGa be drGwE 84e dsllvsTsf fe pe
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Am NO. I@
Approved Eesre.rs, aa 1921; n.

AUUFOwad K0bFpAFfF ~EHT TIT . .
 An Ze..ie snisnf. Act Nc. LA.sf the
 . s.ssa. .sls A, ey.IRr9yisiss sEs' 3, lps settfes ,goysrne1 Et9N us 4sL L.asyf o@k sssy fttyfra ons1sEfb5,e of of dsfssnsislas HRsihsf orsRsf ybsid S.,ty skaii abandon fts organinatton nnqer
 EttesSs1 ss ,oFgs shd a Sss0pae a,. elty, uRdei ths tgsnsta rlHyi H1ss ths, if A1 sucR .leetion, ma tssity shall vots in sfevsS pf aoandon- tna the yGomusi ssiQp EioFI FI1, QI. yJHY ern. sn1st tbe offIcfFH' Q ects6, at the next saeesedine bfenhlai election shap oe kteas prfscrjbed-. by5 gensfal .t avs, lRl aoation.,of such -offlcsge such city shall k2copae "a ely under, the, general laVs nk pc SLALA..- q l-L.- --.L.--- -.-- . -.----
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lAoT. .No. Ilea. ].

An Act authorizing the tucge of the wtrst Judicial GLscuIt of -Arsansas to employ ,sn efncial Isberer ~faI 10
 i ssSoiriz...s. zee. ,thss q s.ipdse"' 6f. the F.Jst .sA.'i.s ss .sisfy GTsss S .tosS tosS'fy s.ar Yssa aasosEt .to be, payable ,gnAl1 erly, rly.ihye s~sAilee cpmpostpg sle c1fept equal aAsa, ,paTt, of :, ,bs. selHcuit eaprtasx1'
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AU NO. 1m.

.tgsApproyss FfhrnaV <S, a .o.
 An. Act to make appropTiatlSns Ios co nnornofien of Vocational baDeA-
 Xopr,oprlstss the sus ef sfls.eoo.os fer the promotion of vocational sduca- Hen and the snm of rtIst evV-Oo ios sSHsas june TI 1fz5,r Said spproprta, Rp4s se, bs. paid ogL of the Spea. ,rai ai sz3sd. by Aot Eo.,.sQ of lsls.s.h.v".
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ACT NO. soT,

An ASV Aef to smsna rea ssctidI xti lo2i; s.s. .. Crawford & Aqses' Digst.
 AuthoriseV chAneery Courts to ouie, utlt to land ana to cancel apparSnti, barred by the law of limitation or lAches VT
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@te prior te Ma.,A > Rkaer1sse to sestrsy M , Hsssss.efs recSspts ah., 'sgas M ci s, five years f,aef f,sef s
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y1As fer gAs essfrfe~tsss ef ATeans@N sss, sis,sss sss.t z S: sIsois' Of AT
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 .ss q .ss ~ RJ yS.sSs .ss5s.. A1e 6.afa ssH Es:
 s.N E. L.s..tsr. ss s sss q, . s.ss s' to 2. Siats
 Asv,s Srfss = Isi7 skalI bs cold for
 D;rscas tHs seerssAry sf Stat. to re, psfve froE sale . sufficisnt nunosr oi D. copies of ths Acts et tAs sss Lsss,e ,e1 tnFe and the DsRsst sf ths ssstntSs =. & f.s' 2: .; s:;'tsSsss ss. psslist.s sn: :e hoSs Of sAs peace, county and proo1ts Adges county eisrks. circuit oier
 ksrifs tGI collectors. county treas nrsrA aesessors prosecuting atioFheyh, etrsal, Jsdgss. hanceYy Judges. so prene court reporter. supreme Sost' Judges supreme court library. sno terney general; pr91nSdse S nsI,.a nsi ths v:th tive copies. and each of the State des pSrtments when TsQgssted os the seSS q the eepsrtmsat and members ot the
 Authorizes and directs the Secretary statss and ossntr4ee sf the digest of . a: ssssqss: ss1psns ss srs sf r.ssrts .ss peet, Hs Secretary ef State to furnisa gusnl Judges of the State Provides that said officers upon receipt of said books shall keeR in good erder and t1rn then ha over tc their ssccessors in office sno provides that for falling tc proper. account for such books shall subject them to g fine of not less than ten nor more than twenty-five dollars Fro. ~fdes that ia eaae of lost books ssio officers may obtain duplicate copies oy Bling with the Secretary of state a statement, under oath, containing he fActs and reasons why said beoks were lost or misplaced and not due 10 any fault or negligence of said officer.
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aa AOT NO. POS.
 A0uroyed March i. IN2I

An Act to establish Municipal Courts in certain cities of the first class.
 Provides that oitiee having a popu- lationv exceeding 25,000 and under United states census to be subject to the provisions of this Act. Provides that such cities shall have a municipal court and said court shall be a court of record having a seal. Said court shall exercise all the powers heretofore ex- and the police court in said city is hereby abolished.
 Provides for the transfer of the rec ords of the police court to the munie- judge whose term of office shall be for four years, Provides that in the ab- sence or illness or disqualification of municipal judge justice of the peace of the township shall preside. Provides that said judge shall be city. t0 ppsviass re @ for fees % and eosts st 'hn in like manner as that in cases before 1psuos of the peace. Provides for appeal to the circuit court
 Provides that said court shall have county, and Jurisdiction exclusive of all justices of the peace and of the circuit court over violations of city
 Froyides that the municipal court aas :aa sy. pewsr S s. M the Sy clerk shah be clerk of the municipal court Provides that the chief of po- lice of the oity shall collect all fines penalties forfeitures, fees and costs assesssd by said court Provides that all fnes, penalties. forfeiturea, fees, etc Provides for the county's payment of its proportionAte part of the ex- penses of said court
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ACT NO. FIFE. Approved March A 1921,

An Act to make appropriation for the Department of Mines, Manufacture and Agriculture.
 Approprlates the sym of Slb.000. oC for salary of the Commissioner of Mines, Manufacture and Agriculture, and for current expenses of the office for the fiscal year ending June SO,
 Appropriates for the maintenance of the Feed Inspection Bureau for the fiscal yea. eHdiRs June 30, 1924, the
 Appropriates for the maintenance of the Fertilizer Inspection Bureau for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1s22, $se, 700o co.
 Appropriates for the maintenance of the Warehouse ana MArket Hureau for the fiscal year ending June 70, 19a2. the sum of t2A, 10000.
 ApprOpriates for the maintenance of che Bureau of Crop Estimates for th e fiscal year eeding June 80, lsA2, the sum of $12.B0e. Q.
 Approriatee for the salary of the Con.niisslopsT and for the current ax- penses of tho office for the fiscal yoar
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ACT NC. 9oa. AznrnxAA March 10. 13R I |.

An Aot to provide for the holdover members of the commit ttes Tn the sen ate and House of the Forty-third Gen eral Assembly.
 bers of the committees of the Senate not finished at the time of adjourn, !, ment shall consist of the President of the Senate, Secretary of the senate Assisfant Secfetary Journal Clerk. As eietanf Journal Clerk, Enrolling CierK and Assistant Enrolling Clerks, Cnair- : man and two memeess of eacn od shs a.s Siiis. enrolled pills, clerk to the sIl- rojiins oommitts and engroseinl aisrk, calendar clerk, one janitor and tive assistants to be appointed oy the President of the Senste, two pages to be appointed by the President or the Senate, the postmistress. reading ciefh rsintsS sn B E. tse Presi9snt of the Senate,
 Provides that the hold-oyer members ef the House shall be the Speaker chief olsfK, assistant clerk, Journal clerk. assistant Journal clerk, enrolling clerk and tive assistant enrolnne clerks to be appointed by the Speaker one warrant clerk. engrossing cserk and three members of the committees on Journal, enrolled bills, two tanitors to be app6jnted by the Speaker, ape ,hres stenofrsphsrs to be appointed o'
 Directs suoh officers and employes finished. Provides that they shall re- eeive the same per diem As now allowed them and the Auditor of State is df- rected to pay their warrants. Pro- yides that no comp ensatton shall De aA- lowed after April 20. 1921.
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ACT NO. 209. AA nA.~xA IA ln0l

An Act to make an additional appro- priatfon for the General Assembly.
 Appropriatee the sum of s9o,oe0.o0 to supplement the amount appropriated by Act No. l of the Acts of 1921 to pay mileage, per diem and expenses of the General Assembly.
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AOT NO. So6.

An Act to make appropriation for Ae ArkRnsas Railroad Commission.
 AppropTiatee the sum of &ll,S2S.eo for the period commencing February l7th, ,4e2i. and ending June %. 1921.
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ACT NO. I7p.

An Act to require the race or parties te marriages and cfvorcee to be shown.
 Provides that tss county clerks Shail the race of 1s psrtictpsting parues where such race is other than Cau- cesi4n or white. Provides that it shall suit for divorce for any person of a Face other than that of Caucasian to show upon the complaint the race of the parties t9 suck suit and that it shall be the duty of the circuit clerks to enter upon the records of the pro- reedings in such Aivorcs cases the race penalty for the violation al a fine of t75.e0.
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ACT MO. ITS mm~mwa4 R~&wURxy "A 1E&1.

An Hsf te proTlcs Ter the naints- nanee uapport and iupreysnsEt of the Foerfh DiEtriet Agricultural fchoo.
 Approprf2tss fA4 sum ef te4.see-es for ssbsxisss maiEseLsnoe and all nscee- saYy sxpansse of the Fourth D1strict Asr1csitsrA kcAosl fer the period cad lRk Jane 60, isZi
 AppTopHztsa the suG of tsf,Set-e 70 salaries nnAintenAnce and all neces EEEY expenses of the Fourth District AgTfcultusAl School for the period end tns. June sc 1ESt, Said hppropriatlons to be paid out of the nlliags tax pro isis.
 Authorizes ehe Board of Trustees 10 make all necessary eontracts Tor print iEg, binding, etc. Provides that if the spbropriation cozMinsc iH any par ncglsr Item of the account be found EnnesessaTy for the purpose nasntiosed. the aame may De sseS for any other purpose mentioned in the Act
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ACT NO. 2I8. AA AL 0 nn0a

An Act to make appropriation for the equipment, Improvement maintenance and support of the Arkansas State Nor maj School.
 Appropriates the sum of $se,4144o for salaries, maintenance and necessary expenses of the State Normal School for the fiscal year ending June so, 1922. for the support and maintenance of th e State Normal School for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1928.
 Provides that if the appropriati ion contained in any item be found un- necessary for the purpose mentioned the balance may be expended for any Provides that if any of the appropria- tion made for the first period remains pnexpended. the same may be used for the same purpose for the second period.
 Authorizes the Board of Directors to make all necessary contracts for the printing, binding, etc.
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AT NO. 2M.

Approved March z, I02I. An Act to amend Section 4406 of Crawford & Moses Digest and tO pro-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-06
Queens Anti-Drys Rally
For Own Parade July 4
Political and Social Clubs to
Assist in Demonstration in
Long Island CITY

Queens as well as Manhattan is to
have an anti-dry parade on July 4.
Announcement was made yesterday that
details for the wet demonstration in
the borough would be arranged at a
meeting to be held Thursday night at
the Ravenswood Republican Club, 85
Webster Avenue, Long Island City.
A. Music, secretary of the committee
promoting the parade, said he had re-
ceived many letters from political and
social organizations sgnifying desire
to give public expression to their ideas
regarding the Eighteenth Amendment.
When Detectives Connor and Con-
molly entered a room in the rear Of a
saloon at 622 Ninth Avenue early yes
terday they saw half dozen men
seated at e table with embarrassed ex-
pressions on their faces. The intruders
say they also observed Caspar Sebert,
bartender, hurl tray of glasses to
the floor. The glasses held liquor sim
liar to that contained in two bottles
discovered behind the bar, the detec-
tives told Magistrate Jesse Silberman
in the West Side court. AS a result,
Sebert was held Ter examination on a
charge Of willful destruction of evil
dence, and Michael Ford, proprietor of
the place, on q charge Of violating the
Mullan-G Gage act.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-06
Kansas City and Omaha for instant
shipment"

hansas Clty and Omaha Tor instant
shipment"
Weather Expert Explains Flood
Dr.. Harry C. Frankenfeld, of the
river and flood division of the Weather
Bureau. said that while he had received
no detailed reports from Pueblo the
disaster at that place was caused by
the flooding of the two rivers, the
Arkansas and the Fountain, which
combined to bring about, as he pointed
out, sort of double food" He ex-
planned that the Arkansas is mar
row river with high walls or banks
through much of its route. The high
water rushing down from the noun
tains and higher regions had spread
over the banks at Pueblo and brought
on the great loss of life which was
incurred there. Added to this were
the high waters Of the Fountain, which
made the situation still worse. DR..
Frankenfield said that a special de-
tailed report on the disaster would be
experts of the Colorado division.
Secretary of War Weeks has wired
Major General Joseph Dickman, at Sar
Antonio, in whose corps area the food
occurred, giving him complete author.
ity to do whatever may be necessary
Adjutant General Peter c. Harris said
tonight that while he had received
several kilograms bearing on the stu.
alton, there were no official advices
which were not more fully covered by
press dispatches.
Senator Nicholson, of Colorado, said
he was endeavoring by wire to get into
touch with the Governor of Colorado
and also with other officials and per-
sons of prominence. He was unable tc
get replies to his messages, owing tc
wire interruption. He said that he did
not expect it would be necessary te
bring the disaster to the attention OF
Congress.
However, this will depend on the
advices from the Governor" continued
Senator Nicholson. Whatever he
deems necessary will be done here, as
far as nossih1a
New-York tribune., 1921-06-06
Cork Mayor Still i'm U. S.,
Irish Leaders Here Think
Donal O'CalIaI1an Had Until
To-day to Leave Country,
hy Federal Orders

Although dispatch from Washing
ton printed in The Tribune yesterday
morning quoted Department of Labor
officials as saying that Donal o'Calla-
han, Lord Mayor of Cork, had already
returned to Ireland, there seemed to be
a feeling among those in New York
interested in the Irish movement that
the Lord Mayor is still in America.
O'Callahan, it was said, dropped out
of sight few. days ago. He came
here last January stowaway and
without passport, to appear before
the Committee of One Hundred, an
unofficial organization investigating
the Irish situation. After hearings
conducted by the Department of Labor
it was decided that o'Callahan must
leave this country and he was given
until to-day to leave.
Unless the Lord Mayor, who is
classed as a seaman by the immigra-
tion authorities shipped aboard boat
Saturday he will have to wait until the
coming Saturday to ship on any of the
liners sailing from New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-06
Lively Haverstraw Cafe
Raided by State Police
l8 Crap Shooters, 2 Walters,
Gallon of Refreshments and
Village Patrolman Seized

HAVERSTRAW, N. Y, June 5.--Ser-
geant A. P. Broadfeld, of the state
police, with a dozen troopers and
Under Sheriff R. B. Wood, surrounded
cafe here about midnight and broke
in. They found. it is alleged, eighteen
men shooting craps, two serving drinks
ana Patrolman Hugh Sheridan, of the
village police force.
see, was neither drinking nor d;cing,
but merely fulfilling his destiny, which
recently has been leading him 20
resorts just in time to be discovered
by raiders. Not long ago, when
Federal prohibition agents Faded his
brothers saloon, there was the patrol
man.
Neither the troopers nor the under
sheriff recognized Sheridan at first. and
his loud lamentations caused them to
single him out as desperate charac-
ter and stand him against the wall. his
hands above his head while all the
raiders pointed their revolvers at him
and told him to hush up. When a
patrolman in uniform dropped in ia
see what caused all the rumpus he
identified Sheridan and the latter vas
released.
A crowd of villagers followed the
raiders and their twenty prisoners to
Police Judge Champeau's Office with
Jeers and cheers. Frank Fox and
Charles Gallow were said to have heen
serving drinks, but were charged. like
the other eighteen, with disorderly
conduct. All of them were held for
examination Tuesday. More than q
gallon OF liquor was seized.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-06
First Casualty List
OF Disaster Announced
Contains Is Dead, of Whom
Sepen Are Unidentified; Nine
Others ReDorted Miss:no

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
PUEBLO, Col, June 5.--The follow
ing food casualty list was announced
at noon to-day:
Identified dead:
Mrs. Sarah Byrd, negro, Denver.
Mrs. May Byrd, her daughter-in law
Mrs. Lillian Clark.
Mrs. Martha Galban, Pueblo.
E. A. Schaubel, Pueblo.
A. E. Clark, Pueblo.
Minnie Desadio, cook for the Y. w
G. A., Pueblo.
Mrs. A. J. Jackson, negro, Pueblo.
Unidentified dead:
Missouri Pacific Pullman conductor
Missouri Pacific Pullman porter.
White woman, about fifty-five years
old.
White woman, about twenty-five
years old.
Aged white man, taken from the
Pueblo Auto Company garage.
Aged white man, believed to be an
Italian.
Aged white man, believed to have
been blacksmith.
Reported missing:
Ethel Murphy, fourteen years old
Pueblo.
Jimmy Murphy, her brother, five
years old.
Duffy Wilson, Denver & Rio Grande
switch foreman, Pueblo.
j. E. Littlejohn, Denver g. Rio
Grande engineer, Pueblo.
Harry Trent, Denver & Rio Grande
switchman.
Baby of N. f. Waddel.
Merle Eyman, Pueblo.
A. D. Forbush, owner of the Forbush
Ice Company, Pueblo.
DR.. E. r.. Carey, Pueblo.