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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
EV|DENCESECURED
At the Hearing Of the Fellow Accused
Of Cutting TO Wound.
What The WITNESSES DECLARED.
One Fellow Said a Fight Was a
Common Occurrence In That
Vicinity.

AS briefly stated in Mondays News
Democrat, the preliminary hearing of
Ed. Henderson, charged with cutting
Edward Summer, Saturday hight, was
held before Mayor Robertson Monday
afternoon. .iua. ..e.
There was no effort made to go into
the details Of the evidence. Mayor
Robertson questioned the witnesses.
Attorney Pomerene appeared as coun-
sci for Henderson, but no witnesses for
the defense We're summoned.
]. c. Corl, the saloonkeeper in whose
place the quartet os colored fellows had
their first trouble, testified to having
put Henderson out of his place. Corl
claimed that he was creating a dis
turbance. The witness did not see the
trouble on the outside.
DR.. II. II. Chamberlain was placed up
on the stand and testified as to the
nature of Summers wounds. He said
the one on the left side of the abdomen
was only a scratch, but that the cut
across the left breast was about four
inches long and the knife had pene-
trated to the ribs. 1t was not neces-
sarily dangerous unless complications
arose. Such wound, said the doctor,
could only have been made by a very
sharp knife or razor.
Sam Leffel testified that he was pass
Ing the Corl place when the cutting
took place. He saw the four negroes
together, and identified Ed. Henderson
as the one who struck Summer.
Attorney Pomerene asked the witness
why he stopped when he went by and
looked back.
The witness replied that he was look
ing to see the row and see If the patrol
would come. "They have a fight down
there about every time they have a
show" said Leffel.
80 a fight down there is n common
occurrence?" Gueriad Mr.. P3meiene.
II should say y"s."
The witness said that Henderson
called out to Summer, "Wait a minute"
Summer stopped and Henderson went
up to him and struck him twice.
The mayor said that there would be
no further testimony taken, and bou.d
Ed. Henderson over to wait the action
Of the grand jury In the sum of 5000.
Not being abe to give the security,
the prisoner was taken TO the county
iail
The case Of William Henderson, a
brother of Ed, was then taken up. It
was learned that the only part he took
in the matter was to endeavor to keep
Ed. from attacking Summer. He was
therefore dismissed from custody.
Louis Lacy was not SO fortunate. 1t
was testified to that he was q little
boisterous in the saloon and had some
kind of missile In his hand on the out
side. Lacy claimed 1t was only a snow
ball. but others thought 1t was brick.
Mayor Robertson thought 81 and
costs, amounting in all to $685.. would
about satisfy justice and make Lacy
be good. Lacy arranged to pay the
amount by Saturday.
Jackson Cox, the fourth Of the quartet
arrested was not arranged. There being
no evidence against him he was re-
leased.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
A WOMAN ENGINEER.
Mrs. Frank Reynard Thinks She Is Quail.
fled For the Work.

Newark, o., has a woman engineer,
Mrs. Frank Reynard, whose husband
conducts feedstore and gristmill, using
a 12-horse power stationary engine to
furnish the power. Mrs. Reypard fires
and runs the engine wlrile her husband
attends to the other part of the busi-
ness. Besides doing this work she at
tends to her household duties, caring for
a family of eight, milks the cows, cares
for and looks after 40 chickens and over
sees the work of caring for the horse.
Mrs. Reynard is not large woman,
but is Of medium height, and does not
look strong enough to do the work. To
a press representative she talked freely,
saying that she had been running the
engine ever since last February and
likes the work very much. Neither
she nor her husband knew anything
about the engine when they purchased
the one they are using, and 80 We're
obliged to learn how to run 1t, but she
feels qualified for the work.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

the association holds one, IN this city
all could attend. Several attorneys who
were approached on the subject werd
heartily In favor of the movement.
"Since the Cuyahoga County Bar as
ISOLATION will not attend the state cele-
bration, the local association feels that
II can do Justice to the occasion as well
as its neighbor. If the association con-
siders Judge Tibbals proposition, a BAN
quet will be one of the features with
addresses from prominent members Of
the association. Judge Tibba1s Is very
enthusiastic over the proposition and
will work hard for It,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
NOTED JURIST
Whose Birthday Will be Properly
Celebrated by Attorneys
Generally.

February Is the Tooth anniversary of
the birth Of that noted jurist and orator,
Chief Justice John Marshall, and many
Of the bar associations of the state will
celebrate the event.
No arrangements have yet been made
by the Stark county bar association to
honor the occasion, but as in Columbus,
Akron, Cleveland and other cities of
Ohio, there will be celebrations, 1t is
possible that observance of the occas-
ion in Stark may be had.
A dispatch from Akron says. 1.-THE
Summit County Bar Association will
probably celebrate the Tooth ami
versary of the birth of Chief Justice
John Marshall.
"The anniversary Is February 4, and
1t is generally celebrated by the stale
bar associations in Columbus. This
year, however, the Cuyahoga County
Bar association proposes to celebrate
1t on its own responsibility, and as the
Summit County Bar association has
over 100 members, Akron lawyers are
Of the opinionthat the association should
celebrate 1t in Akron, instead Of going
to Columbus.
Judge N. d. Tibbals, who is mem
Der of the executive committee of the
state bar association, was In Colum-
bus, Friday attending a meeting of the
committee, at which the question OF
celebrating the anniversary came up.
Judge Tibbals returned home, Saturday,
convinced that the Summit County Bar
association should celebrate the anni-
versary on it's own hook. Judge Tib-
balls will introduce the matter, Tuesday
morning, at the court house before court
opens, and " is his opinion that the
matter will probably be considered.
1T would be impossible for all the
members Of the Summit County Bar
association 10. attend the celebration
~ a ueeA h>aA - ca,ngsfaa& ~ ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
Presidents Rcccptloo,

Ncws-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Washington, Jan. IA gay social ses-
sion at the national capitol began today
with the start Of the year ana century.
The president gave his first formal re.
ception at II a. m. to members Of tha
cabinet and Of the diplomatic corps, and
followed 1t with others in succession to
varius dignitaries Of state, war, navy
and society. In the afternoon the capi-
tol was given over to other receptions,
formal and informal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
Uncle Sans Account.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Washington, Jan. 1.-Thc close Of the
nineteenth century found the United
States possessed OF a cash balance in
the treasury. in evcess of all reservs
funds, OF s144.141, ,474.65.
Receipts for the first six months Of
the year have been 1921, ,S41, ,0s1.2s, aSinst
s2si, 1893 ,494s5 for the corresponding
months of the preceding year.
Expenditures have secn s27S. $3.50, ,533 ga.
against $685., ,67650o. last year, and the
surplus receipts over current expenssa
have been sls.4sl. .327.61, against s21,.
1884
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
ANOTHER FATAL WRECK,
Fireman ScsIded to Death Under q Loco.
motives Tender.
News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.

News-Democrat Leased Wire Service.
Chicago, Jan. 1.-The first railway
accident of the new century in Illinois
was reported this morning at Barring
ton. 81 miles west of Chicago.
At 5:15 o'clock the Northwestern su-
burban train ran into an open switch
which led to the turn table at that
point. Engineer ]. w. BELL. of Chicago,
was 80 badly crushed that he will fiie,
while Fireman John Scott. OF Barlng-
ton, was scalded to death under the
tsnder. Both mon are married.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04

s25 TO $40 an acre, and as there is a
large acreage that will be paid for un-.
der this arrangement, It means that
more than likely early developments
may be expected, as the investment
will not be made to allow the property
purchased to remain as II is and the
large amount of capital thus invested
remain idle and unproductive.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
Mayor Wanted SIcds.

Alliance, O.. Jan. 1.-Mayor Walker
was asked by the police to furnish
sleds on which to convey drunks ia
the lookup. The patrol wagon has been
out Of commission for some time ana the
police having been using grocer's push
carts when they could borrow them.
but snowfall put them out Of seaApn.
This city council ID considering the pur-
chase Of an eatomobale to be used e Z
notro2 vawou. sra
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
Niles Soldier Dead.

Niles, o., Jan. News has been re-
ceived here that David ]. PARCEL, a welt
known Niles man, rs dead IN the Philips
pines. PARCEL WAS one of the first ia
enlist when war broke out. He waa
shot In the side about year ago In 4
skirmish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-01-04
RIVAL B0OZ Case.
Officers of Tralnln0 Ship Santee
Said to be Guilty of Neglect
of Duty.

a despatch from sandusky says that
Ssnsationai charges that may rival
4sse in the case Of Cadet Boos. are to
- prsferred against the on,csrs OF the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
District Court Summons.


In the Fourth Judicial District Court of the
state OF Nevada In and for the County OF
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting to Francis
A. Schmitz:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action com enced against you as defendant
by Emma Schmitz as plaintiff In the Fourth
Judicial District Court of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of hite Pine at the
In, which is on file with the Clerk Of said Court,
within ten days after the service on you of this
summons texclusive of the day Of servieel, II
served In this county, or twenty DAYS II served
ou' OF this county but within this 81 strict and
IN all other cases forty days, or judgment by
default VIII be taken against you according to
the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to recover jndg.
ment and decree Of this Court dissolyIng the
bonds o. matrimony existing between your.
self and this p iaintih aud awarding TO her the
custody OF the child, Frank Schmitz the issue
OF your marriage with plaintiff. Tine action
Is brought on the ground OF your neglect for q
period OF more than one year last past to pro
vide for said plaintiff and said child the com.
mon necessaries OF life. as will more fully ap-
pear by reference to the complaint on file
fail TO appear and answer the said complaint
As above required the said plaintiff will apply
tn the Court for tine relief demanded herein
In 'estimOny whereof, L. CharesS Grunaitz
haye hereunto set my hand officially ana al.
liked the seal of said Court, this first day Of
April, A. ID. 1901
sEALS CHAS. S. GRUNnITZ.
Clerk OF The Fourth Judicial Dslrfet Conrt NJ
the Sta.e OF Nevad ,C3Ln y Of White Pine
Attes.: A true copy.
A. I. SrEARSs. Attorney for Plaintiff,
Ely, Nevada.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27

APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

Quilted states Land ONCE,
Carson city, SegAia, May Is. 1871.
Notice is hereby gi, en- that " W. Chisholm.
wdose residence Hnd postofiice address ts satt
Lake CITY, Uttn. ms made application Tor d
United States Patent for the Clun4 * Lode min
lug claim situate Ia kiusley bluug District
EXC CO., New, claiming loo linear ieet Of tut
lode therein aad surface ground 90 test VIDE,
being Mineral survey lI13 ana Described IA thc
held notes aud plat of the oiiiciul survey ON ulr
in this office, with magnetic YHri alton m q
degrees 10 minutes EAST as follows.
commencing Mt Post No L. y corner Of the
claim, and running tnence north 81 degrees 81
minutes east, 1000 feet 20 corner No. 2; tnentf
south 90 deg, - miu. east 7JJ feet to corner 40.
y; thence south 81 deg 81 min. west loo feet o.
col ner No. I; and theme north 90 deg - min
beginning.
From said corner No. / the corner common
to sections - II, % and u, Township ~ Nofth
OF range o. East Dgats south 81 deg i niiu wysf
;6U0.3 feet distant.
The lode line OF the claim bears north 81 deg
II min, east 10 feet nom the discovery, auc
south 81 deg 81 min. west 1903 feet from IN,
discovery.
rhe area claimed and applied for being %
6Di acres, there being no eonilct.
sald claim IL situated In secs ~ and 49, r. pa
~, KS. % ana bs l.. and said lode location min
ing claim being OF record IN the office OF N :
recorder OF said county at Elko In Elkn County,
Nevada, Ia BOOK page ~ OF Mining locations,
records oil SAID Mining District.
,,, 4 direc. mat tins notice be published In the
White Pine Newsa Ely, Nevada, the newspaper
puDhshed nearest the said miniug claim Tor
the period Of ten weeks
y. II. GALLUP Register.
W VI . BRADLEY, Law Attorney.
Date OF hrst publication, May 80, 1901
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
Notice No. So.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

United States Land Office I
Carson city, Nevada. May Is, leul.i
Notice is hereby gwen that " " Chis-oie
whose residence aud post office address Is salt
Lake CITY. Utah, has m sde application for a
United states patent for the kioudike Lode
miuing claim situate In ktnslry Mirlug Dis
tritt ElAo county, Nevada, eIt4Iins l2sB.t liu
ear feet OF the lode therein uuu surface grOund
o U feet " ide, u,ing Mineral survey la-a, sna
described IN the held notes aud pla nf tae
eficiaI survey uu nile al lis Office, With mag
netie variation at II degrees b minutes east. IS
follows:
claim, aud running thence north o. degrees 20
minutes east l-sds7 feet to corner No.25 theuee
south . deg. 80 min est 80 fecf Il c1raHr No.
3. thence sOutn 20 deg. - min west lts8.t let
TO corner No. I. and thelce norm % aeg
min west bo5 ieei % aala corner \ a. tnf ptdEe
oil beginning,
From said corner MOL. the corner common
to sections l.. Il, - aud - Township - Nufth
/ Of Range o. East bears north oil deg "a min.
west 1850 feet distant. said kiunuike claim
/ lies contiguous 10 aud adJuiu- ON THE south thr
/ Dotty claim, survey Ia.
The area claimed aud applied Tor being I.4sa
/ aCies, there betuK no conflicts.
The lode line of the lNlondike claim bear
north 66 deg. ~ min. east 7s4.5 feet from fut
discovery, aud south 81 deg 20 min. west a5f
i iett from the discovery.
/ said claim Is situated la See 10 r. I'd n g.
/ 6s L. and id lode location mining ptHtm be.
4 ing OF record IA TIE odiCe # tine Recorder 90.
i said county al Elku la Eiko county. Nevada. iu
4 Book of Aiming Locations, records % EIIa
Mining District. Ihe nearest known locations
i being Deity claim, survey l72l.
| dir ct that this notice Re published ia tia
White Pine News az BY. Neyade. the mes 3
i paper published nearest the said mining claim
+ Tor the period Of zen weeks.
o. II. eAtLUP Resistar
/ ", N BRADLEY, Law Attorney
Date OF nrst publication, stay 39, 1901.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
OScEOLA NUGGETS.

Kiger & Schilling have completed
their new shaft and are now taking
out pay dirt.
The tunnel at the Tungsten mines is
being steadily pushed ahead and last
reports are that it is showing up very
satisfactorily.
The first ripe cherries of the season
came in Sunday from Jim stephens
ranch in Snake Valley. They were
simply delicious.
Grading for the Butterfeld Com
pany's new mill is progressing nicely
and part OF the machinery is already
on the ground and more on the road
and at the depot waiting shipment.
Ten OF the twenty stamps OF the big
quartz mill have been put in working
order, and will he started up Monday
morning by J. H. Marriott on Serpent
ore. Fifty tons will be run through as
working test, after which 100 tons
will be worked from other claims owned
by him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27

Oh say 1t is not only the sack races,
foot races, dancing and tho other ad-
vertised Injuries to be participated in
at Cherry on the Fourth, but Ben
Miller offers for.sale during Fourth Of
July week, commencing July lst and
ending July 7th inclusive, the following
bargains in few of his lines for spot
cash:
Dry granulated sugar, $50 pei
sack.
Arbuckles coffee, 6 papers for 81 90,
ID. package.
Cuttings California or Utah Pioneer
tomatoes, cans for 81. 90, Id. cans.
Blue Bell, Fernwood or Majestic corn,
cans for 81 90, ID. cans.
Early green peas, cans for 81 90,
ID. cans.
Parole or Terrapin brand string
beans. I cans for $l.00, 2 Id. cans.
Gail Borden Eagle brand condensed
milk, 5 cans for 81 90.
ST. Charles Evaporated cream, cans
for 81 90.
Three gallon keg German dill pickles,
per keg s1.85.
Three gallon extra quality mixed
pickles, per keg, 81. so.
Three gallon jacket Of Sun Beam or
Free Coinage syrup, SI.90 per iacl7et.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
Notice No. SCI
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
United states Land Office,
Taroan CITY NaVada Nav Is 1Hnl


Carson City Nevada, May Is, la0l
Notice Is hereby given that W. ". CHISHOLM,
whose residence and post Office address is salt
Lake City Utah, has made application fof Il
United states Patent for the Daisy Lode ml
ing claim situate In the klnsley Mining DIS.
trict Elko County, Nevada, claiming l0.0iinehf
feet OF tie lode therein aud surface PT0uh4 tQ9
feet wiue, being Mineral survey 1872 aud de
scrlbed ia the Held notes aud plat OF tue onleia
survey on file az this ofiire, with Magnet
variation at II degrees 1t minutes east Us iol-
lows: a.
claim aud raunlng thence north y degrees 30
minutes east 1900 feet % corner No. =, thence
south 70 deg. - min. east Coz feet To corner NO
3; thence south u deg. 50 mia. west 100 feet 10
corner No. 4, and tnenee North 70 deg. % min
west TOO feet to corner No. /, tue place OF begin
ming.
From said corner No. the oorper common
TO sections ID, II, %, "A. rOwnsnIP2b North OF
Range o. East, bears south 70 deg. D min. Wesi
74O6 feet distant, and corner No. OF tue DAISY
claim Is common with "oruer 40. OF the Ne
rong claim, survey l7l2, and also corner Ao7-s
of the Rose Iowsley claim, survey H..
The total area claimed aud applied for being
20.6jy acres, there being no conflicts
Inc lode line OF the calm beats south = ucE
Sc miu west 800 feet from the discovery.
said claim is situated IN Sc 10 l. 20 y. Il. o
E., said Daisy lode location mining claim be
ms OF record in the Office OF the Recorder o
said County IN Book 8, page 81 OF Mining loea
tious In Elko, Elko County, Nevada. The neif-
est known locations being the lose ioNsleY
Survey III and the Kerong, survey i722.
Idireet that this notice be published IN the
White Pine News at lily, Nevada, the news
paper published nearest the said mining claim
| for the period of ten wesks.
. n. GALLUP, Register
W.M. BRADLEY, Law Attorney
Late Of Inst publication, May 3d. 1901.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
Notice No s
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Ueited states Land once.

troft..8 at.,,gr,,a f.,
r.z#.' -, -. 49,, - - Nt",..
ts' 10y .'s, qua. ''as D. i39i.'
Autlee if hereby given that SUI ord Martin
ay aud til1ash laaspn Bray. Die attorney in
fact, Hhuss pu,toh e aairsss is Eiy, White
Pine ioantt slals % Aefadasha. tais Jag hled
hHs npHteAltHA JOG "A patent luf hifeeu hundred
tlan Iiatlf leet uit asaf ana nltseu hundred
tlsHj Hht-f Tess oi fae h1sr e t1e West
aincsi teinss letas, i-aes ~ mlnefal deposits
ostiiht t'lai sitf5t au4 9lhet precious metals,
&4th surface sfldHa slA hunate tstl fret IN
WAN l5r t.th sI sala claims slilated In
aoHius3A #HhiA# i-ftf e9HAH uf White
fIHs ami rA#He nl srtHH s. ans as#igu sied BY
hsla uats- H4a 'iit ahl b. 81 - que - tits Office
- a. = Ainsf - 7st.cs So. ~ m sections ..
L. and u, Iast hsiiF TO AnFihs hAHke b. I ast Of
Mount hiAhi9 Meridian. SID q E. Mineral
survey SO. l=-j nslh. q intIaHt.
abhs IN ~ As-j.
atal t'ig.
btHihnlu s At corner ~ ~ ullehl with the
AutthHe-t CORNER ni t4la laft1aH, aud the
Original Do #sH.lA HaflHEI h Ae1rr - y. former
af eyfu4u las Z. Id >. y - d. ucars s. 81 deg
Z 49, g. slaif s1 / 4elrss 8 deg ~ IS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
NOTICE.

Notice is given to the patrons of the
Electric and Telephone service that
all moneys for use of lights and tele-
phones will be paid until further notice
to Fred ID. Smith, who will issue re-
ceipts therefor. No other persons are
authorized to receive money for this
Company. Mr.. Smith may be found
at the store OF w. B. Graham every
Saturday afternoon from 2 to $50 p. NJ
and TO p. NJ.
All accounts against the company
for work or supplies for this depart
ment should be sent to the Chairman
office.
r. j. DAWSON,
General Manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ELY WHITE PINE CO. NEVADA,
Mag I'd, 1901.
JOHN AfCHfLAss
ion art abyu1tilied that nave expended
20 In labor aud Improvement nH0n the
llmet IA. Lode mining claim sitpate In
obiuson Mining District White Pine county
ale Of NeYlda, ia order to hold said premises
ider the PROVISIONS 81 section 2Jti. Revised
ftntes OF the United States, being the amount
CURED 10 Mold tie same Tor tho y-sr ending
remhyr alst, 1850.
Aud, ii within ninety dass aiter the pnbllea'
inn OF this uGtre. y1u fail or refuse 20 con-
npute your proportion Of such exueu lituTe
co-nWuei, Your interest in said claim viii
ome the property al the subscriber
lhe proportion Of the said John Nicholas Is
iot his snIfe of the assessment work for the
w year t9p, ns oucshaifoWuef In ths mining
aim aforesaid.
Il. A. I1EPE.
lfst Publication Maya
last August -.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1901-06-27

for Jos. Newman Of al, twho attached
the property some time ago. for the
sum of $50. There are several tons OF
sawdust In the building which will be
disposed Of later, the sale OF the ice at
this time being deemed necessary on
account Of i,s perishable character.
The Misses Sophie and Josie Munro,
who have been attending school al
Ogden, are ct homo for the Summer
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hansen, who re-
Gently removed here from Cherry
Creek, have gone to housekeeping In
the Comins house on Spring street.
The Silver State says that Mis-:
Mamie Robinson. daughter Of Hon.
Thos. Robinson OF Newark Valley, this
county, who recently graduated from
the Sacred Heart convent in San Fran
cisco, has gone to New York, wher'
she will enter convent with the inten
ton OF becoming Q nun.