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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16
A SPLENDID SHOW
"TOny, The Convict" To Be Rendered at
,..Iu Lewlsport al

One OF the most brilliant events Of the
season will be the entertainment to be
given at the Odd Fellows Hall, Lewis
port, on Thanksgiving night, Thursday,
Nov. "a 3-'
The Lewisport Dramatic club will give
a realistic rendition OF that exciting
drama entitled "Tony, The Convict
The title role will be interpreted by VIM.
b. Miller, who POSSESSES u espian abili-
ties of very high orIr He will be as
sisted by the brightest local talent. The
company has been rehearsing for weeks
and has achieved wonderful success,
The play will be treat to all who attend.
One OF the features Of the program will
be a concert by the Lewisport cornet
band which is conceded to be one OF the
b-st musical organizations in Northern
Kentucky. f''HH t
DeWitt's Witch Hazel SaIVe
Cures Piles. ScaIds. Burns.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16
VALUABLE BOOK FREE
32-Paes Book on An and Fancy Work OIvsn
10 The Breckenridge News Readers.

Mrs. Nella Daggett, editor Of The Home, has pub
iished a new edit ION 81 her book Fancy Work and
Art Decoration" giving practical Instructions for
making doiles table covers scars, tray cloths, pm
cushions, etc etc with 50 illustration his book
together with "Snccessiul Home De np'' " ~ be
sent fee 20 any reader q the NHws Who trwards
the attached coupon and AGENT stamp 10 Wells,
Richardson X Co, Burlington, VI.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16

Thousands OF men and women suffer
from piles, especially women with female
weakness have this suffering to con-
tend with in addition to their other
pains. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT will quickly effect a cure.
Price, so cts. in bottles, tubes rs cts.-A.
r. Fisher.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16
Delays Are Dangerous.

Many Of your friends, or people whom
you know Of have contracted consump-
ton, pneumonia or other fatal disease by
neglect OF simple cold or cough. Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, safe, sure and
pleasant cough medicine, would have
saved them. 1t IL guaranteed.-A. r.
Fisher, Clovsrpor; r. A. shellman,
stephensporti Gordon 4 Haynes, Pates-
VILE; Il. A Witt. Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16

This liberal offer Is
made to advertise the
reliable ID ia m on d
Dyes and 70 get their
book into the hands OF
women who want to
dress well BY making
their old clothing look
new.
Diamond DYES are
prepared specially for
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup that mar

velous medicine for throat and lung troubles,
quickly relieves and the painful breathing and
dangerous sounding cough, indicative Of congest-
ed lungs. No other remedy is its equal.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16

practical and simple They make fast colors and are
IA superior TO any other method Of home-d ying.
Send for the books to-day. They viii help you
in making Christmas gifts etc.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16

Coupon No. 1880.
Send this with a scent
stamp 70 Wells, Richard
son n Co, Burlington,
W.. and receive by mail,
one copy each Of Fancy
Work" and "Home Dye
ing"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-11-16

LEWlSPORT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
MINES on DRY CANYON
,v, THEY ARE IN GOOD CONDITION.


,,.,an absence of nearly '9ui
O. Inc veteran miner MI Joe
80 - VIII, Mas or years been 'p.r-
ol''' ,1 Dry Cinyon. raoele county
ahn- y, '' ,,.-n Stockton q couple Of days
el". o., u,s sren on ihc street. yes'er-
as. ,'yisi and happy. as In days Of
ol5 a. clayton ays he has some nne
- Do py canyon ana expects
I .,., isrr o, be- DO a position to iAlp
rfi orr. quite a number oi
avs hs. have been working
turing ths GUNNER AMI fall' ana
,1 ,,nip may cause a surprise In
-.,r ri.ure. when you have a
,.b.,-. stay by IT," says Joei hut
.n have @ Jade, dr1p % a. you
., bls potato" Mr clayion's
..a.a4a mao- and AN old sinner
A,.t aUmHh.ur. Hn was alNuui
sIly MAKING purchases 10 the
supplies Cor the milne, and
'..fr Dy Canyon tomorrow moru-
u. Hlf l0i % ulC Hlrtod ready
.s'e fUuut uha T.. ~ January, and
i'.1r b. 800 un his own book az d.
t.tr6t believe ln partnerships,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
n rnlnr A DEAL ONg
,,ns say There H. while tho sacramento
Company Declares There Isn't.

,rh.Hrh the company pleads ignor-
..'. Ia ms impending deal, 20 b. Open
.i,f.i Isl men well Informed In such
t,ufrs thBt negotiations are ON for
...rfs1UIre iHt.rDHt In the Shcfhmr n-
~ 81 lmy following an examination
Il ,bs rr. l.fii hy personalities NJ
Eati.rn syI.ie.tr. Recent actlvl-
.ei1ft s.udt ai ngurrs Ulmcwhlt
"ltIrta uf ihls. formerly prevail
., .urrsts slneihlng 20 ihh Kind.
''ta4gh 30 Nhl, ngutc % is agreed 90
IN. AZ mlrr. l. not al this timc
l.ysur" reporter interviewed a heavy
.'.tbElrr today. but from this alnfr,
I. I.flrnaiIUu could b. had. tho gene
-.-sr .Ilf.nF that N a deal was on, Dc
ts.a fU.h.HE of 10. although his con.
r.sHH Uih Gre company warranted
,,trIuiries NJ nll such mntior, lie
r.. .rf.|n.i tl tha belief that % Wia
n. IA urhuried rumlr. nothing else.
l., admitted that iu recent weeks The
Ia. hii irrn examined ara explored
10 hsIf % dozen dluerrnt concerns. nll
fstrr o. Investments.
mantle the dguhiH, thHrn ig a t"0l-
~ LIZ certain quarters that The prop
~ L about b. change hands. nnd
ne f1y % will 10 - on a basis ~ -
fHHra share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

~ the meeting of the hoard OF county
commissioners held yesterday. the fol.
lowing business was transacted:
An appropriation of 800 was made
90 repair roads Do Clinton precinct.
The following trustees were appointed
Tor the Mount Nobn school district.
George W. Mhlloarl. Henry Miller and
-. g. Brown.
ON the recommendation ~ County
Superintendent !. l.. Brown, the county
attorney was requested 20 draw up u
resolution changing the name % y. V.
junction school district 20 Cotton.
A portion NJ Fairfield school district
was added 90 Manning school district.
Two hundred dollars was npproprl-
atol Tor changing and repairing the
county road near Pleasant Grove. as
petltilncd for by jos. D. Thorne ct AL
Furiy-tWn dollars Waa appropriated
On nFsIst Mrs. Della Le Clnpte 10 20
30 brooklyn % hHr son.
Bowen 4 smith OF l.. V. Junction
were granted q liqulr license.
salaries were allowed ami several ap.
plicatllns FOR corrections OF tax leyiaH
considered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Silver c0is: lead $3.50.
O.nibar IL showing ia che SEWER mine
on guld Mountain.
John Dern. y. n. Airs and others
lcft iUr Tiutic this morning.
Police Justice TimmUny was ont az
T.ntc today Mokiug over the mines
thcru.
The Bmiiun. Beck dividend ~ $1,000
wua ported yesterday nftCrnuon as eX-
psUtUi.
Assays " ores from the Albnn az
Alta show values o. high rs O. per ceat
lead and g. ounces silver.
An Important needing ~ the Wa.h-
axle cumpluy'H directors VIII De held
in this city this evening.
An abundnI1o of rod oxide fur the
wnuufbcturc ~ mineral paint. Or being
shipped by Max a1hr from properties
iyng near Moaroc ln riute county
The membership formerly held ln the
exchange by ~. =. %. Cnai.f. will Dee
nuc.Dr"d on Monday after the regular
cal Mr. GATES Is nov ll fhiludcl-
phI.
Urged on by recent cNcallou, assays
from The property, she owners ~ The
Golden Gate milne near Logan have
concluded 90 push development work
with All y.gdr
oil George W. y. Dorsey has ~
TURNED rom Srbrhfkn, where he Waa
mixed up ln politics. For the neNi few
months h. Will rive litoE,Uu 60 the
mines Ia which he Is Interested.
Provo Democrat: -. H. Fielner and
J. X. Bishop ler SUNDAY Tor Death
canyon 90 resume work on the HAPPY
Jack claim lu that district They all
ready have considerable showing Of
ore In sight ln the property. They will
probably De gone several weeks.
Provo Democrat. one Of the mos,
Important deeds ever nlcd la utah coun-
~ was recorded Friday. being an undl-
vidcd twu-thlrds Interest in the MahnE-
any. Narrow GuaEe and Independence
claims from Elizabeth H.. Il. H.. Aug.
", and Lizzie schmidt 90 the IL Refine
Mining company. The stated consider
alton n 100000 and the deed bears $3.50
worth ~ revenue stamps.
Tho Arsyrlan Asphalt company. with
John Warden, Randolph Coleman
Hclry 4. HailWood. George y. Culmef
q. -. EgFlcf,on, J. 4. Maictte. william
flcul1g and julius II. stevens ~ a.
rcciIfa nici articles 81 iuulup rtapu
with tHa secretary uf state yesterday,
Ths ciptni stock is $4,000. IN shares VI
800 each. u. L. a. Culmcr n IN. COM
pauy's mInaEcr. The uiniah Copper
summit company. by D. directors,
Charles ~. S1uther, william =. Crosby,
william ". Leonard, Feed W. Esia-
brook, John G. C1dmhs james l..
Gaios ana George 10. Ferry. all rcHi-
dputa ~ Massachusetts,. also filed ard-
Giles ~ Incorporation. ThU amount ui
The capital stock 10 100000, W shares
of 800 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

ny Graduating from ihe blood ths scrl.
fulous ilIut which c1uHa DO. Hoods
Snrsantr.ilu cufHe raturrh. urumpiY
ana permanently. h.oaur DO strikes ai
the root of ih. trouble.
The rich. pure blood wh..h Do makes
circulating through t1r dHiH1." p1..
suEes ~ che m1cus membrane. Hllth.s
and roht.Ids ihc tssu o.. EIv.nE lhrnl
q tendency Go health usiad Df iIf0aHa
ana ultimately curing The unUui 900.
AZ the same limo Hoods sIraIplfiiil
strengthens, inViguufrH nuI rn"rgE.
the Wh,.H sysicm ami mlkrH tHH doe
hiIltatrd victim NJ clinrrh fUtl thIt moss
iIfo has blcn impaired
DO not daily with Hnuns inhnI"ut Hr
other local applications. hui take
Hoods s1r1anUiin ara euro rI'Hrrh
absolutely and suf Is hy r.WIvua thH
causes which produce DO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
weAIHER RtPORT


weather report showing observe.
lions az s am. todayi
slii Lake ci'y-iil'mriar. % z'.
temperature, 70. minimum. q. wind.
southeast. = miles To- hour clear
Baker Cly--iiaramris7 % 30. f.m.
pcraturr. 10 minimum. y. wind s1uih.
inllcs per hour. rain. ~ inches. clear
Cheyenne barometer. so.er. temper.
allure. %; minimum. II: wind. north.
10 miles per hour; cloudy
iluyrc-Blumeter s0iso. icmp.ra.
iure. 90 minimum. n: wind. west. "a
miles per hour; rain. ~ Inches. rIrtr
islrn1-liar1meter. so.tfi t.mprtn-
iurH, 90. minimum, 80 wind. fuuthWfnt.
10 miles per hour; clear
Idaho barometer. 1870. tom.
refnturg 20. minimum. ~. wind. south.
iHht. cl,4L
Miles city Tif1mc'sr. % -: temper.
aiufc, ~; minimum. - wind. west. ~
miles per hour, rain, 20 Inches: snow.
Nlnnemucch-litrumHter. 1Q:ie: tom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

on She stage. In this emergency the
duty 10 rnslng down The curtain was
rclogr,ci 60 Mr.. Ahelca. tie vas In
s.ruet,d where to Sand. she ulrlicuiir
huston 10 touch tire proper time 20
touch r ara - on. The cue finally
came. but Mr.. Ahu'os was .' AFFORDED
ln watching he Stage tn. be- flrgot
Do duties The act wns over b actors
stood embarrassed on Che s1ro. and
Mlss May NukcF wr cillIng ltl v1icni
ring d0wu-rlna down ~ Glib stage
% Che proceedings every aEht DO thr
house wDf. auddinly Quit leaving che
tfc1trr in tashi dltkness The actors
iumhied over eavh other. rrppIng flr
The wings. while she audience lnIu'gei
in the remarks. WHY. emphatic ana
Otherwise the stage haa1s huHtug f1r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

y. W. Q. Hathenbruek Is In from
Nernul,
WI Madden, superintendent Of con.
struetlon for the Telluride Power
Transmlssiln company, when the pow.
or piant was constructed IN Provo can.
Won. was in Provo today on his way
from Buttc. Montana, 10 California.
Wesley warner brother of Attor.
nav NJ. NJ Warner. has arrived from
salldn. colorado. lie viii 80 10 State.
NM t0 assist In developing mining
poporiy 90 which hla brother Ia he
tarested with y, D. lloutz and Jesse j.
knight
Miss Anna Mcphorson and SIR. Frank
AZ Gardner. both of this city Werr
nnltsi In marriage by Elder C. NJ
Cariner, of the seventh Day Adventist
ahurch, last Tuost1y \ larre numb. I
1f friends M the young couple attend.
a tho wedding.
seycn rlecos ~ real estate. situated
in no north end of the county. wer5
aid Yesterday al sherlfrs sale at thf
suit ~ the Security Loan aud Stornr.
a5mpnny " sllt Lake w John Rock Il,
ai Tho plnluiln company bought In
ne properly Tor sl02i. which itay..
g.OJi .O5 unpaid on the judgment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
night Leu. Aldcui.cc's funny come
ely, The Old Coat. WIN be- gwen a. the
TheaiCr. the matinee VIII be- az plpu-
lar prices. An amuHng thing happened
ln Washington dur.ng tho nrr, per-
iormance ON any stage Of Tho Ola Goa,
by the smyih a Rice comedy company
A. the cud OF lhe second act every
member u the organization, properly
man and al with the sole exception of
Edward 3. Abelea, were required 90 Do.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

t.,us orouips L-.s. but tho market s'iii
in uuod shape.

Ia tuod rhap"s
glry bod surely IN tide lr rccedlnT
-te4i stock business. and each Jay
,.rt to UlfluIrlo q little loss trading
500. ily before. although the mar
tfsfII M good shape. ana may rCAci
M raaHfIy. Stabilized standard ut
$50 ans dime. One feature leading
.nr hIIff lhat a reaction may SUD
~ arf rather Unexpectedly set To-,
,ftsf faHr.a rHmnln toigfably arm,
.sYui.s ih- confidence existing In the
.istf q local mining men concerning
h. fiur uf tho securities handled
ifn OBJ 90 day
An n M Initiative IN todny's
faffr tff chfnnicird a transfer ht %
.rY IN came -Four Aces with hus|.
renugrula while Gtlru1 followed
hafIf 40 faM cents. thls accompanied
b. ffif.r 0f Grand Central a. N,0''s.
Lrr Mammoth ala considerable husl.
f-ua turt ranging from tiis 20 %
Hfr While Northern Light found new
DO sfi. aUlking from ~ long ana
rI'l. f'uUhar. threw out shares hr-
iHHH 3 aHl 10 cents, 1000 changing
hrii No ih0H, fEuroF. Mammoth was
afHaU, MHrcur had "a hll ut N4'ln
irl Sacramento was dealt In 90 from
onG cents. ths stock rrmnInlng quite
i'u Hfhi up On The close " the call
ChIlf Point 10 tho unlisted class
lf quite active between ei.i2 and ti,ih
Ili Dexter held up we'll aud sold nt
ETl Nairl was also a seller the
rsk fHl.ug takers no SLEW, while
Lnsuu stood arm around II cents and
slftnm nFIrHl In tho trading az ~,
cote ON ihe whole the dny was good
a.f ana thr market continued M favor
lff condition.
ne cllfnF figures were as follow;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
Norrcn 10 cnrpiroHs.


Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers tn the undersigned 20 the
Peoples cash Store. corner Flint South
ana lNohtrlH street. Salt Lake Cliy.
On or before the 18th dny NJ March. a.
-. 1858. SARAH ANN soft
AdmlnlHirltrix ~ tho estate ~ sarah
Beck. deceased.
Date " nrst publication. November
iith, \. n. 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Injuries of any description. RAJ
LAUD's SNOW LtNiMENT Is sov-
prrIgn remedy 10 never falls Go DO good.
1nd 20 promptly chat its wonderful cur
ntIvo properties frequently create SUR
prise Price % ana 30 cts. u. G.. NJ. /.
Tru. Don't.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
PROVO.
Ca,rs filed.

Jamrf T. ComitH:eld has hird an
amended complaint in his suit against
llrrpOnt q Htatun 90 collect fgGl 30
DAMAGE 'qr alleged failure ON the part
I'M.
Reed fm1ot has commenced suit
against the Eastern Bulidlug and Loan
association asking that they he c1m-
PEELED 90 cancel certain truFt deed.
given By George A. Dus,ubcrry on a
piece Of Provo real estate now belong
lng TO Plaintiff. upon plaintiff paying
whatever n due. n any amount is due.
90 the defcnuant company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
OUR OVERCOATS CAN'T Be BEATEN

The eioths are imported. best Of
llnings. tailor cut perfect fitting.
FALL end WINTER HATS. 81 the
celebrated Miller. Denney Warbur.
ton. Schoblo and Halves shapes.
Stylish productions they are
The NECkWEAR. ERWEAR,
HOSIERY. GLOVES. HANDKER.
CHIEFS. SUSPENDERS. NIGHT
ROBES. PUJAMAS. DRESSING
GOWNS BATH ROBES. SMOKING
JACKETS. FANCY SHIRTS. CANES.
and UMBRELLAS viii please you
Brown, Terry Z Woodruff Go. rl is St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

thc electrician. That worthy having
been found, llghi MS r0H.lUd md nu
explanation drmurird, D. HlH FUR.
electrician explained thlt Will va atns
Tor the curtain cue tho IHl.r had mad.
NCriantly rested hi elbow un che lever
which turned the electric current uH
and on with the result described
above. Stree that rvruiful nigh. Mr
Ah0lr Dos hH position iH laFstun,
Stage manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11
tHonArT AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTIuIs.


Consult County clerk or tho Rospoeilvs
sguora tor Further Information
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Creditors viii present claims with
vouchers o. the uui0fsiFn,d l. enc
p.sHr0i National Bank. salt bAk. oUy.
ttth. en- or before she t2th dty W
March. 4. D.. 1893.
HYRuM g. YOUNG
Adm'ri-rit1r ~ the Estate of EmeIIu,
Young Cfos1ie. Deceased
Date ~ first publication. Noyrmbl G.
n. a. ID. 1855
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Try the "Dclicstesscn cafe" the beet
Lunch and Dinner 10 the city Tor Csc.
open all night ~ Main 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Ralph Guthrie Stock Broker. Room II
walker Bank Building. Telephone So.
los A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

239 Main 81. the business mems re-
sort Tor Excellent Meals" Right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

HOODS PILLS arr the only pills 90
take with Hoods Sararnrilla. BE sure
60 grt Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

SUNBEAM. 5000 ~ SIC.
TAtal shares Fil1. 1900.
Selling value " stocks. ss.siltQ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

fHA 700 saarss " Gee.
AZ 81. Aces 1000 10 go.
eS. .i,i, 100 s 31hc.
IN .5ai Sgrul 300 ~ s7O7,s.
i,l y nm IA. 300 n ~
~. Maum 10. 100 Il 40.
~. Z " lmmu,h. 600 n Clue
n Nam 10. 100 a Gaitc.
S-.ea,ru L,gh, 1000 a gt.r
,,aa'lr l.ght. i.o00 n 49,
P,i,.n.,.Iu LlFhg 1000 d 100.
sss,''lneh,1, 900 b Gsc.
ei,,..llga.l. 600 % gsisc.
ctiIl'nah,1. 1000 n a.
Cbi 10 llir.. 200 q uir
Cbr.ie pont 100 n tiiS
n',,llH plir coo n nisi.
Bn.. 600 q ii2sib -
Fm.,a,,Ai, goo 70 i8Hc. ,
emerald. 700 q iiie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

~ wns uftiIctrl with dyrpopsln and
coJld ind nothing that gave me relief
until ! began taking Hoods Snranpnr-
llin. After uHli. four bottles of this
medicine I was cured I'm now IN per-
feet health and there ARE 10 indications
that I ever had dyspepsia" Icn u.
Kooutz. Golden. New Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-11

Egatc " EmciInr Yuur cr,sb... Is.
ceased.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-17
The BIG LIGHT.
II NAV come off in Carson.

New York., Sept. I4.-Nan Stuart is on
the uarpalh for the Corhrtt-Mct0V fight
rruvidel il caltnot he brought oft hef"re
The H,wthUrur Athletic Club 1t Buffalo.
lie autographed Cnrt,ptt and Mccoy to-day
that in the event Of failure on III" part of
the Hawthorne Club to pull IF the fight
he would offer a suitable purse and agree
Il guarantee the match at Carson city IN
November.
Stuart said he wonld throw out the
picture end of the ">crap" and agree To
have the fight f"rlhe purse alone
JIM appears to he very much in ear
nest about settling the disputed question
OF superiority with Mccoy. HIS heart Is
set pom having the uout take place ami
lie viii agree to lOX hofore any reuuta'ip
club. He would prefer to have the match
take place III the East, but grngraUhlcal
lines viii be no rarlitr so far AS he j.
concerned.
AS | have already stated, | am willing
to- make my reasonable concession, said
jim san Francisco will suit me as well
as any place. OF course Mccoy will have
his say in the mat, /, and like myself,
suppose lac Viii be attracted 10y The larry
est puroe.'
M"tnv WAS s"rm mt Saratoga today. Ike
lerrlngt To- the ofer from san FranrI>c" he
said: "l"uc can SAY for me in view o
this offer that if l am assured by my
manager, W. Il. Gray, that we caun"
fight at Iutf,lo on October 10Th l viii
fight anywhere. Twill meet Cnrhett a
CAtsou City, Eel Paso. San Francisco o
any old place.
Il cannot see what else can say. 1t i
hardly time to consider offers from othe
; cuts. | will keep mp my training al
Will be ready 20 fight October l5th.'
Al Livingston when shown the ah"V
dispatch. said he had been III corrcsp0n
dtncc with Stuart for some time and lhi
if the Buffalo authorities shut it down
VIII come here.
November i Tho In liln simmer c
Nevada and just the time for Il uig crow
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-09-17
4 Ridiculous Charge

Camp Cllrk, Sept. Is, '9S.
Editors News: Dear SIr~:-Im it.ua
tom prevails this morning 1T Conn
Clark over the puhlirailon IN that sheet
cal, "rhv APPEAL" It w Hf,p,>,l II
vain ipp tn" SUI port O'~rmp three hun
,lrrd residents of this Stat. uow weaving
the utit rm of Uncle sun, for its uncall-
ed for attack upon the boys in blue ON
different occasions and it, tat st effort to
reIhtle the popularity of orr f~avorite
rnptaiI. Charles II. Culhurn, Ivy in>iuu-
ationS that that efficient officer had given
each of his me II silver dollar and they
in return had presented him with =
liver service. Such Was not the case
and what the eX-rhlef OF Company 4 re-
c,ivod WAS hat n slight portion OF what
his merit deserved. Kindly publish the
following to NOR correctly show Tive
kindly feeling The battalion has for the
Captain and his wifi.
\. H. MOVES, Camp Clerk.
The charge that tn" APPEAL has ever
made any attack on the soldiers station
Ell ut this city i too r~idiculous to discuss
The 4. II. N0v"S no signs his name
to the card in the News called ut the
APPEAL office last Friday night with a
long article descriptive of Mr.. tOlhurn'~
reception at the depot. He was told thai
tents were made known TO him inc!u1-
ing the statement that Captain Colhurn
had presented each soldier with dollar
lie made no objections to the item at the
time and was told that it he would leave
his OWL article it would be put in type
III the following day when the pnpel
was less crnwtlPel for rOOm.
The %friendliest of relation have existed
between tine editor of the APPEAL and
Mr.. Colhurn for about twenty years, ;
fact, which Il somewhat recent arrival
in this state from California may lie pos
siblv ptr,lnne for not ha ing ascertain.
ed before he rushed into the News viii
his card.
What the APPEAL has done for the bat.
talon >i"cP its encampmemt i'll Carson is
to" we'll ku WI 10 the ciriZrnS of Carson
to Nee! any discussion here.
Had he requested any change in tn,
item in type it would have been made a
the time, but he made none.
Yesterday morning TWO of the mem
herS of Company \. called at the APPEAL
office and i'll II most grntPm mlv mannp
called the APPEALS attention to the IA
rhatethe reports of Captain Cnlhurn HAY
ing given the s"ldirr~ a dollar ~ iere wa
al error and the correction appears il
another column.