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The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
COMPLAINTS
PREPARING
Convicts Murphy and
Woods Charged With
Many Crimes.

The District Attorneys office in
Sacramento is preparing complaints to
be filed against Convicts Murphy and
Woods, who were captured IN Reno =
couple of weeks ago, sas beDis on
which to- make application to the
Governor of California for Q reputation
upon the Governor Of Nevada for their
return to California.
They will be charged in the COM
plant with every. offense committed
by tn I'm when they made their escape
with the other prisoners. In Eldorado
county Woods and Murphy will b.
charged with the Emurder Of militia
men Rutherford and Jones. and the
wounding of militiaman Gill. In
Sacramento county they will be charg-
ed with the murder Of Guard Cottsr,
the robbery of the guards and the
taking of the guns. Murphy will bs
also charged with jail-breaklng.
Woods will not be SO charged, as he is
a life-termer.
AS soon as the record in each case
has been completed the complaints
will be duly filed against Woods and
Murphy, to be followed Immediately
thereafter by an application to the
Governor for the necessary requisition
upon the Governor Of Nevada.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
MORE MINING

Glib Briggs, who came In from POGO
TEMPO Thursday nigh, reports other
parties in this section who are going
into the mining business. Charley
Hickey, Fred Crowell and Louis Guth-
rie have erected cabin near the POGO.
They have taken up three claims and
will put in the winter developing the
property. They have found what ap-
pears to be gold ledge from which
some very rich samples have been
taken. With the new people going
into the section, the POGO TEMPO dis
trict will have plenty Of company
this winter.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
Reno will have q national bank.

Reno will have national bank.
A man known a. "Tex" IL In Jail a
Tonopah charged with horse stealing
Nearly every house in Empire is now
lighted by electricity.
The tax list Of Ormsby county show,
q gain this year Of $4,000 over last
year.
Bodie has Jack the Peepsr," who
10 annoying residents by looking in the
windows after dark.
Quail and grasshoppers have done
much damage to crops in Lincoln eoun
ty this season.
The Reno Gazette says that Colone
Hopkins Of Searchlight, Lincoln county
10 the most available man In the Repub
lican camp for new U. S. Senator.
The free rural delivery which was te
have been put In force at Lovelock Oh
the first Of July has so far failed te
materialize.
The Southern Pacific company has
issued an order prohibiting trainmen
from flirting with girls along the line.
E. B. stocklsy has skipped out Of
Reno with $500 belonging to Mrs. D.
Rosenthal, for whom he was building
q house.
Major Charles T. Boyd, military in.
structor at the State University, has
passed very successful examination
before the Supreme Court and has been
admitted to practice before the courts oI
Nevada.
The Brunswick mill on the Carson
river started operations yesterday on
ore from the Yellow Jacket mine al
Virginia. it is estimated that the ore
in sight will run the mill for three
years. Twenty men are now on the
pay roll at the mill.
Lovelock apiarists shipped about q
ton. Of honey to Havre, France, last
week. The price paid at Lovelock was
81 cents per pound. Tho honey will
probably retail at 25 cents per pound In
France.
Work on the new Orphans Home
building at Carson has commenced.
1t will 9Oxl22 feet in the clear and will
consist of two stories and a basement
and will be built of sandstone from the
State prison. The cost Of building
similar to the new home would be
about sec, 900, but ~ the State furnish
es the stone free 1T will be put up for
about $37, 900. 1t will take about a
year to complete the structure.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
FEMININE WAYS

A girl at Benton played "postoffice''
at party one night and yelled and
shrieked and howled, ran behind the
door and scratched young mans face
in seven places, tipped over the lamp,
kicked crack In the piano, and when
at last the fellow kissed the tip Of her
pink ear she tainted dead away and
said she would never look another
man In the face again. They led the
bashful, gentle, modest, sobbing thing
home and put her to bed, and the next
day she eloped with a lightning rod
peddler, who had hair lip and nine
children.--Centervills Chronicle.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
DEPOSITED The Bullion

Yesterday Mr.. J. A. Harvey, who
has been associated with Barney Nc
Caffery in the Larry o. Gaff mine, came
to this city, where he deposited the
bullion in the mint. just what the
amount was he did not state, but he
seemed entirely satisfied with the run
that has been made. The run was
made as an experiment OF the ore.
No sorting was done and the rock was
taken to the mill Just as it came from
the mine. Some Of the surface rock
went with 1t 40 It was taken from the
grass roots down. The bar Of gold
bullion was of fair size and looks
mighty good. This IL the kind Of de-
velopment work that Is going on south
Of this sity.--Carson Appeal.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
UTAH BOYS SORE

The University Of Nevada football
manager Is after the local Varsity FOR
another game this season, but it Is
doubtful whether the SaJebrush boys
will be accommodated. The Utah boys
claim that they were not given proper
treatment at Reno last spring in their
annual rack and field meet, and every
athlete in the University will vote to
sever all connections with the Nevada
school.--Salt Lake Telegram.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
Wadsworth Lively.

Seven hundred men to be employed
on the government irrigating canal to
be dug from Clark's Station to down In
Churchill county, are now at Wads-
worth, and the contractors Stone &
Company and the San Francisco Con.
struction Company, are also on the
ground making ready to begin active
work. Wadsworth is now the live
lest place in the State. The contrac.
tors expect 1t will take year to com.
plete the work.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11
STATE
NEWS

The Southern Pacific has placed
fiagmen at Reno street. crossings.
Two cases of diptheria are reported
in Reno.
The estate of the late A. c. Cleveland
Is valued at over 100000.
The Olympia group of mines al
Cherry creek, White Pine county, has
been sold for $40, 900.
The flow of the Truckee river has
materially increased by opening an.
other fioodgate at Lake Tahoe.
The enrolment at the State univer-
sity for the coming semester promises
to be the largest In its history.
DIR. ORouake has reported TO the
Washoe county commissioners that
he fouad no anthrax among Truckee
meadow cattle.
A $32 gold nugget is being exhibited
In Reno, said to have been found 10
Olinghouse district.
A movement has already been put
on foot to have the National Irrigation
congress held in Reno next year.
The Winnemucca baseball club has
challenged the Tonopah rine to play
q game in Carson for the champion ship
Of the State.
Horses have become a scarce article
in Nevada, owing, lit is said, to the
large numbers being shipped to the
canneries, where they are slaughtered
and canned.
The railroad company has struck an
inexhaustible supply of pure water in
East Reno in. the well which 10 being
sunk and can fill the so, 900 gallon tank
built near it In short time.
Long Valley had quiet a heavy
earthquake Tuesday morning. The
valley is exceedingly dry, and cattle
running at large are suffering for
water.
Governor Sparks is assessed for $53-
J70 in Washoe county. Among the
property listed to him are 223 thor
ougn bred cattle assessed at.$l5, ,e20 and
seven bulls valued at 81, 400.
A resident at Virginia City who
kept tab on the weather last year says
there was a snowfall.of several inches
and a freezing temperature in that
city on the 10Th of last September.
The Nevada Meat Company of Reno
has secured the contract torsupply the
with meet for their two
thousand employees on the government
canal to be constructed from the lower
Truckee to the plains of Churchill.
A lease WAS executed yesterday
whereby J. NJ. Davis succeeds to the
control of the evening Chronicle,
Messrs Considine and Blake retiring
from the management. The new les
see will assume control next week. Ed
Blake will continue in charge of the
mechanical department.-R Report.
The police of Paris, France, recently
arrested three men, each Of whom pre-
tended to be an angle and to have rob-
bed Noah's ark There was a SEM
blance of truth In their statement, as
each had.a bag In which there was a
parrot, several chickens, a cat, a dog,
some pigeons and duck. They hap
pened to be inmates OF an insane asy-
lum who had escaped over the walls
and gone on aipromenade through
Paris.
The Record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1902-1904, 1903-09-11

An Oklahoma poet has improved on
Poor Richard. He says: early to
bed and early to rise, does very well
for sick folks aud guys but it makes a
man miss all the fun till he dies, and
Join the stiffs that have gone to the
skies. Go to bed when you please and
lie at your ease. You'll die just the
same Of some Latin disease.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Worlds Fail News.

FEATURES OF MIssOURI's BUILDING AT
NJ. Louis.
Seven thousand dollars will be used
in properly lighting the Missouri
building at the Worlds Fair. The
big dome which is now being con
struc,cd and which is supported by
four pillars each OF which is 3 fee,
square aud ca feet high, will have a
net work of 1900 iucandescent lamps.
The exhibit halls will call for arc
lights AZ well las the state room,
rotunda and vcrandns.
The Missouri building will be ready
for occupancy by December. The
rough upright frame work is complete
except for the dome supcrstructure
aud the molders have finished consid-
cradle OF the exterior staff surfacing.
The big dome which weighs something
like 100 tom is being supported by the
heaviest timbers ever seen on a Worlds
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

Fair grounds. Each weighs about Il
tons. The Missouri building which j.
being erected is located alongside the
government building but occupies u
position something like co feet higher.
SUGGESTION FOR MISSOURI DAY.
n. T.. Robinson, Of the Mary VILE
Republican, has written to the Mis-.
souri, Worlds Fair Commission sug-
costing May IA ~ an appropriate date
for Missouri Day at the Worlds Fair.
1t was on this day that Lewis and
Clark, in 1904, started up the Missouri
river upon their memorable expcdi-
ton. "While this Journey" writes
Mr.. Robinson, opened to the whole
world the Louisiana Purchase and the
entire northwest, yet rs they really
started in Missouri and on that day
began the tour through our territory,
on our river, it seems to me that the
day would be an eminently proper n
for Missouri TO celebrate"
The Missouri Worlds Fair Commits
sion, of which NJ. Il. Davis, Of Spring
field, is chairman, is planning a great
Missouri reunion to take place upon
whatever day is chosen as Missouri
Day at the Worlds Fair.
M%IssoURI's UNDEvELoPED MIN RE.
GIONS.
The Missouri Worlds Fair Commits
sion viii lay particular stress upon
showing the mineral resources OF the
state and, So far az possible, pointing
out the undevelopcd mining sections.
Many counties In Missouri are under
laid with coal, others have zinc, lend,
iron and other minerals which have
received attention from capitalists and
operators. The department of mines
and mining, OF which NJ. T. Davis. Of
Springfield, is chairman, and II. II.
Gregg, OF Joplin, is superintendent,
are now at work gathering specimens
of minerals and collecting information
relative to Missouri's developed and
undeveloped mineral re sources. The
Commission pays the freight. W. W.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Nelson McDaniclS.

Last sunday morning John =. Mel
son of Akinsville and Miss Minnie Nc
Daniels of Fortuna were united in
marriage at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". M. McDan.
Nelson a prominent farmer of ncar
Akinsvillc and "A nephew OF DR., o. A..
Williams of this city. and came from
Montana Il few months ago. The bride
is one OF the well known society at
tachees Of near Fortuna and are both
well connected and have numerous
friends who congratulate them on
their entry into matrimonial rela-
tiOns.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Children's Day at HOpewelI.

The Children's Day exercises at
hopewcll church last Sunday was
marked with that degree Of success
which was quite gratifying to the Sun
day school workers in connection with
that congregation. Elder Il. Is. Woods
was absent, hence no ermon was
preached. In the morning a prear-
ranged program was carried ont, after
which those in attendance repaired to
the grove and enjoyed a basket dinner
in the shade and participated in n
social intermission.
A large gathering OF people were
present, the church being 10 small to
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
IyN-Iiull Wedding.

The marriage Of Littleton NJ. Ivy Of
C~ri,t"ndcn and Miss Rita f.. Huh of
Enid, was "ousummatcd at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
\. Huh at Enid Thursday morning at
x O'Clock. Elder T.. Il. Woods of the
Versailles Christian Church perform
ing the impressive ceremony.
The young couple are natives Of
Morgan county, the groom being "a son
of the late L, u. Ivy, and both belong
to old and highly esteemed families,
while their friends are legion. As
cards were issued in advance quite "a
large party OF friends gathered to wit
less the marriage ordinance admins
tered, in fact it was made one Of the
society events in Enid. The couple
have our bcs, wishes for II long and
prosperous pilgrimage Of welded
bliss.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
a New Mining Company.

The franklin Lead and Zinc Com
pany. composed OF New York parties,
met this week, commenced drilling "A
track of land they have secured from
T. 4. Crewson, in section 20, township
AZ, range -, lying about 5h miles
southwest Of Versailles. The New
York parties are TO be congratulated,
AS this is considered one of the best
mineral locations in central Missouri,
and mineral men and biologists who
have visited this section, have been
unanimous in pronouncing sections 90
and - frst-class mining property and
especially hat part secured by the
New York people. The track they will
driil has produced bout fifty thous-
and pounds Of frstclass lead ore,
which has been followed down to Il
depth Of over forty feet, no deep min
ing has been done, but there is every
reason to- believe that the immense
deposits Of both lead and zinc will be
found in deeper ground. The ore al
ready produced, was mined by sur
face ppphcrs'' who had but the crudest
tools and were only looking for the
clay or surface ores. Enough Of
this ore was found at one time in the
county to keep ten smeltcrs running.
But little surface mining is now being
done, as a class Of men are o ON
ing who believe in going down for the
deeper and larger deposits.
r. i. CASTILLO is hcrc from Chateau.
gay, New York, to look after the
work. He is an old and practical
miner and we shall expect to be able
to make some good reports as work
progresses The company backing him
are men Of capital and having full
confidence in his ability and expert
cncc have given Mr.. CASTILLO instruc.
tons 10 develop this mineral section,
irrcspcctirc Of obstacles and incidental
oxpCuscs.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

Come on, here where the Daisies grow
Come, whore the Cowslips slip;
Come, where Blue Bells want to glow
In the glen where Buttercups dip.
You nymph Of wild aesthetic fame,
Wen meet you in the dell,
Wen throw a paste-pot AT your frame
Thcrell be new tales to tell.
Would You you wrctched scissor cuss'
Attempt our corps TO jar,
Or stir them to Il family fuss
When you're away so far ?
Our corps of girls won't stand for it,
They do not ycarn for fame,
They're how'ry, just a little bit,
But never sign their nanc
o, no! no Blue Bells, thank you,
No Pinks, nor Evcrgrecns,
No Castor Beans or Honey Dew
They're all sweet Fairy Queens.
II you persist in stabbing US
Through them, who are so fair,
Wen see" you and wen start n fuss
Thcrcll be ON items rare.
You must r%ctract, or come along,
With shears or s~hooting.stick,
You've treated us most grossly wrong
IT'S II dirty Irish trick.
w II plant You where the Tulips grew
When we have finished you,
Upon your mound wen budlcts strew
And sing sad rcquiems, too,
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Fatal Shooting at Gladstone

A shooting affair occurred near Glad
stone on Wednesday evening Of last
week which created IL sensation in
that neighborhood, and which cost
Elijah Adams, aged Il years, his life,
and for which Jasper Sidebottoin, aged
"a. is held on the charge Of criminal
negligence.
The shooting took place at the home
Of Adams who was living with his Sis
ter. The men were friends and Side.
bottom who was a frequent visitor. was
at the house, and the evening in ques.
ton no one was present aside from
Adams and his sister and young Side.
bottom who had bcen assisting in hay
harvest.
1t appears from the woman's version
Of the affair that they were engaged
in playful scuihing when Sidebot:om
picked up a 3s-calibrc revolver owned
by Adams, removed the cartridges and
snapped the weapon several times at
both Adams and his sister. the latter
cautionlug him to put the gun away,
but at the same time warning her
brother that the weapon was not
loaded. In a spirit Of braggadocio
Sidcbottom took a loaded shell and
opening the revolver placed It in the
cylinder. He claims that in closing
the cylinder the weapon vas dis
charged. The bullet struck young
Adams in the head and he fell dead in
their presence. Just at the moment
the woman's head was turne from the
scene ind her version of the shooting
is not clear on this point.
S~.debOttOm at once reported the
matter at Gladstone and several par
ties repaired to the scene of the trag-
cdy.
Justice Finley Of Gladstone impan-
clled "A jury and an inquest was held.
The report Of the jury was to the
effect that the fatality was caused by
Sidcbottom's criminal negligence and
carelcssness, while no motive was at.
tachcd to the crime.
Sidebottom had a preliminary hear
ing before Justice Finley Monday,
waived "A hearing and vas placed un-
der a bond Of $500 to appear at the
term of the Morgan Circuit Court.
Sidebottom lived with an uncle named
Woody near Gladstone, and while the
shooting is not looked upon as inten-
the young man is censured for
rccklessnc>s, and realizes now
an ugly position he occupies.
He has retained Attorney John +,
Gibbs Of this city to look after his
case.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

accommodate u third Of the crowd /
the afternoon Hon. A. l.. Ross Of thi
city addressed all that could crow,
into the church besides those VIII
could get within hearing distance. Nj
Ross made Is splendid address, princi
pally on Sunday school work aud i:
good effects upon the morals Of socieJ
generally. He was ut his best an(
held the attention OF his auditors fs,
over an hour. While the people of TIT
surrounding country turned out ed
masse there were many from this citJ
who spent the day at Hopeweli.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Cole Camp Won Out.

The game of ball between. Versatile
and Cole Camp played on the grdun nd
OF the home team here last SurAda1
afternoon resulted in q score OF iG\ 4
10 in favor of Cole Camp. In the tiAs
part OF the game it seemed to be :
walk-over for the visitors US Versailla|
only succeeded In making four runs al
to the eighth inning, when the boy}
rallied, making ten ITALICS placing
them one ahead of Cole Camp. Ia thl
ninth inning the game became suIne|
what exciting and it was = question al
to which team would carry off thl
~l.rrcls. Versailles went to bat and
made one run, while Cole Camp mani
aged to pile up three in their half, giv|
ing them the honors by one score.
Quite a large crowd Witnessed th(
game, a number of fans from, Coi}
Camp coming with the visitors to- se}
the game. More or less kicking',and
hot-air vas dispensed during the gam]
and u number of errors were made Id
both teams, yet they were pretty
evenly matched, and with the hot SUM
the rangiing, the errors, and a numbe(
OF good plays, we suppose the special
tors got their moneys worth, Ligd
Williams umpired the game and gav4
general satisfaction.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

About eighteen month"; ago Mr.. WI
;. Manning, of Albany, N. Y, widelh
known in trade circles AS the represent
tative Of the Albany Chemical Co, was
suffering from n ~protractcd attack ol
diarrhoea. Il tried Chambcrlain's Colicl
Cholera and Diarrhoca Remedy" nd
says, land obtained immediate relief
! cheerfully recommend this medicind
to those similarly afflicted" Sold bJ
Witten Drug Co. Il
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

Slight injuries often disable n mar
and cause several days loss II time and
when blood poison develops, sometime1
result in the loss of "A hand or limb
Chambcrlain's Pain Balm is An autisep|
tic linimcnt. When applied to cuts
bruises aud burns it causes them I'd
heal quickly and without m@aturationI
and prevents any danger OF blood
poison. For sale by Witten DRUID Co
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
SUMNER EXCURSIONS.

Unusually low rates 10 Colorado
Yellowstone Park. California and grea,
northwest. Descriptive matter ant
full particulars Union Pacific Il. r. Co.
y03 Olive St, st. Louis, Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
You're Not So Warm.

The Morgan County Democrat can
throw up the sponge and retire with
its bouquet Of floral country CORES
pondents. The Lamar Leader jumps
in with n bunch that contains Little
Boy in Blue 1.-The Pards," ''The
Churns,' and "Timothy Tom MODIFY
Kansas City World.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31

WANTED-Prairic Farms. fromt n
acres up. am receiving plenty of ",
quiries from Iowa, Illinois and Ohm
people, about Morgan County. Thev|
will begin coming in soon. II. A
YOUNG, in Office OF Probate Judge.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1903-07-31
Large English IscrkshircS

! have some fine male pigs of the
above breed for sale. No better breed
ing in the country
WM. FoHMAH, Versailles. Mo.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-03-20
BIZ 0 BILLS.
HEARTY TRIBUTE
Cured of Rheumatism by Kicka
poo indian Sagwa and Kick
apOO Indian Oil.
He UNHESlTATINGLY ENDORSES TREFs.
Possible, and That They Are
Unequalled.

There is no man in America whose
knowledge of the Indians, their strong
and their weak points, can compare
with that of Hon. w. f. Cody, Buffalo
Bill. The years he spent amongst tie
different tribes as an invaluable repre-
sentative and counselor Of the United
States government gave him q famil-
iarity with their capabilities, skill,
habits and customs which makes him
the greatest living authority on all
matters relating to Indians. With
this wonderful knowledge what does
Buffalo Bill do when taken sick ? Docs
he consult some high priced pract;-
toner? Does he take some deadly
mineral medicine? No. He does just
wha. the humblest man can do as
well as the richest. He resorts to tic
simple but wonderfully sure Kickapoo
Indian remedies, which are made from
roots, herbs, gums, barks and leaves,
whose formulas were secured from the
K~ickapoos. And what was the result E?
He was to use his own words =" speedily
cured" Here is what Col. Cody says ;