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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
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8arlahsn an g9oDtutagen nap Yort, pa, I'm 7.30
gtorgsus uu0 3.6 0damittags.
9ulaTen an 9ObeHtagtn Ha8 Delta, IA, nm
gsr.aTsu an g8o0tntagsn nan SttliT, NG., I'm
7.3j, $50 0orgsns, 3.05, 40 9a3mttta5s un0
600 Abeuos.
9erlaIsu an SoHh.agtu nab Stt1, IA, I'M $50
Mlorgtns uUD 400 8lbm.ttl5s.
SI.-utH al S0uuIIgti Hup Sel1ir, I'D, UNI
$50 YtOrssHs, 400 %gaamit!dgs UNI lO.0O
1 G Rorrts, Observation-Disclosures,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Sine ntbiim1i4e 8luz
TIE trieb bic 9ereinsmeieret in WteB.
Sn einem Dortigen 8lutte finoet fi6
namlt8 folgenbes Snierat: r&4tung!
Ollie oieienigen 9errer, Del4e ii4 fur
@riinoung zines r8ereins fir ungliifz
li6 Qe6enoe" intereiiiren, psrOen gez
beten, fi8 am Samtag, Den 10. D.
Mts., Q6enos 9 l1br, i'm Reftaurant
uGufe Qonoon" in MfOntignp etP3uftnz
ben. Me9rsre 1nglidli3e."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
SerIammlnnas> Nn;etgeR.
LEAGUE.

- PRUDENTIAL
A Sic Sobress 9eriammlllro iiuo Seanlt5n=
T~nnnrrFoq. Qbtnos 8 ubr, bti 6rn. NIt=
peter, Hr. ia, Qedrls5trabe, itatt. UhtslieeSr
iiuO riu6t, 5a6lrti9 5u cri9tiusn.
f35-6) @eors Sid. grai. Ct. uoH gto.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Der 8ene3ueIu 81 umme I
fdngt an, 6er3li4 Iangipeilig gu fperS
ben. Die @ngeIegenbeit 1T Reute nod
gerabe 10 Derfubren, ME gu 4nfang.
Die 4ngelegen6eit ndre Oiel i4neGer
georonet norben, penn Gaitro ni4t
auF bic 8~ereinigten 9tddten gere4net
bate. Sept IOG ben 4Qiirten Die
Ma6t geiteGt perOen 5niI4en ben
8orf4IGgen 8open's ooer Dem 9ad@
ger Sribunul. Die 8loduOez0}d4te
BADEN tuum 8eranlafung, Ii4 i6rer
giinitigen 5tsGung 81 8uniten am
berer Md6te gu bege6en, prditbent
&opiepelt unO ietn &abinet 9offsn auf
cine batOige SdGi4tung Der leiotgen
Mngelegenbeit, alein e5 itebt gu be-
fiir9tsn, Dab bus @nOe Der 8irren
nod ldnge ni4t bd 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
Wiarta 0Sisner.

Gs furb am 8. 5,bruur 1903 Wlaria 8iBntrj
geliebts Satin BON 2ouig WiBner, int Utter BON
QeaOcu6ul=S trabe. Die 3cit Der 8ccrpiguuQ tpirO
ipdter ~anatjeiQt. go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Sine @roBma4t beginnt
t6dtfd6li9 nit Der 46riitung. Der
6iirt DON Monaco bat Die 4uflOiung
feiner Qrmee perfiigt. 0a er Dertragsz
mGBig perpfli8tet mar, i'm &riegSfoG
nit feiner gefummten 9eereSma4t =
rs Mann : gu 6runtrei4 gu itOBen,
10 f0nnen bic 5ol8en ieines @4rittes
BON eminenter Sragtpeite iein. 9as
M9ilttGr BON Monoco nirO nGmlt9
nit Der 9oli3eitruppe uno Der 2Oi4@
mann79aft gu einem biirgerlt4en Stz
6er6eitscprp5 berf6mol3en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

@eneral< QDiutant Cor
bin bat benz @ongreB itutiitii4e 3if=
fern ii6er uniere paffenFdbigen Ser
t6eibigungs : Munni4uften 5ugeben
IaFer, Runb elf Miaionen t0nnen
mir in's 6elO iteaen = genau lino's
1O,853,396 Mann. Menn jeBt Der
iibrigen Welt Die &nie ni4t Idiot
tern, nabe3u elf MiGiOnen f0nnen mir
in'8 Jelb iteQen! Q6er mir bd6en'8
gar nt9t n0t6ig, benin es miro feiner
Station einfaqen, nit uns dn3ubinz
ben, es lei bann, buB mir fel6t cine
@eegen6eit bonn 3aune bre4en, I'm
uniere Suprematie gu 5eigen. 9afir
tpirben aber BON ben elf Utt1ionen
8iele hire Quut ni8t 81 Murtt tras
gen pDQen. 1niere organtitrten Y}tz
li3truppen 3G6len i~i6rigens nur 49,
259 Mann. Wo8u alio bas Gdbelz
rai7eln in u%nferer gelben Prefe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
SnncSf1ne

Qm 81. Sanuar g8 Ill. 6. at8ter i'm /.
Sabre ieines 2ebens.
qm 81. 3anuar % III. 9 ed I'M 2atcr Don 20
Qm l. Gebruar 9Oro 9etenbuuer, 1
Sabr alt.
@m 30. 8unuor Gat3erins aropP i'm
g.. 9sbensiubre.
am 81. aunuor Martha GrOB i'm 30.
5 gm /, 6e6racr $ M 6. s8Dttssr,
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am /. 6ebruur ID artin s. @eiBntr i'm
<er BON 2 Sabr:u.
am 81. Souuar @enrb 8iuter i'm 81.
Sabre isiucg Qebens.
qm 2. Gcbruur TrieOr. WulltnDttn.
Gm 2. Sc6ruar 9 oui q, Rtibbamm +,
36 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Ser ,2ouisbilIer Qn3etz
ger" f6reibt: nuniere Sruppen nab
men Munila pG6renO Der 8er3ano=
lungen o0er gar nu6 Qbi4IuB oss
8rptofoQs nit 5panien i6er Die6riez
6ens : 8eOingungen, 9aben uniere
Singos pirfli6 Elm Re4t, 9euti4z
lamb ben @orpurf gu MAIDEN, baB eS
bus @0lferrs8t berleBte, ais eS oas
Sort San Carlos bef4oB, o6gleif
@erbanOlungen in Wai6ingtOn in
@usii8t ftanben, O6ne begonnen gu
4a6en?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
0rnrn GnneL

Gs tarb am l. 6ebruar nab fur3er Rrantbcit
in ieinem 81. 2ebtngiabre 6cnrD Gugel, ~gtliebter
8attt Der oertorbenen Mdris .. Gngtl III Der
@obnuug isires SObnts, 6rn. 0m. .. Gn0tl,
Or. so, ~2iqbtsStruBt. Sit 9etrO;gung iinOet
BENT {, Mittiro6, Ta6mittoqg % 1lbr, BON obtn=
esnaunter 0obuung aus pripatim TAFT. (33-5l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
lin cine AbmfAeInna 1rs llahIngrs

beg berfpr6.n,n 8. &ilgnrtner Su s%r5isIsH. psrDeu
mir ben esiammteH 9Orratb BON
marmprs unS GranftsM eunumenten.
Grabfetnen. Gtatien u. {. 10.
Der iebt in uuieren Wuursnrdurtn unO Stsinbofe,
9r. TIA, 716 unO us, @ef=9a tinoye=St Str,
an 6auo in, Su b,oeutsnO berabgsiesten grsiieH
periauf,H.
e. Sil9nrtner & Snns.
Cssbr8. INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04
Sphn 9appler

Gs itarb am l. Gsbrulr, IL 1lbr 9ormitta9s
aobn aappler in ieinem 81. atbeu8iabrt. Die g.
~croigunq finoet b euts MittlpOa, Den 4. Gsbr
RabmittaQs 2 u6r, BON ieiHer lcBtsn @obnung
g&r. GIL, &sitsGapsttesS trabc, aus aui Der rI]tonn
Olibet Cemetery itatt. @erpanOte NM 6rsunO
fnO a6tunggOOlt eiH0sIaOsu, b%si5npoDHer.
(S3-A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

S. 8terpOnt Morgan, Der
Mann, Der fi8 nit Welteroberungsz
PIdnen trdgt. befien finan3iele I'M
terne6mungen gigantif4 iinO nno i3m
ben Namen 5inun8zg&upOleon eingez
tragen BADEN, ertldrt Dor Dem Steuerz
GommiTdr, baB er feline Steuern 5abz
len peroe, lpenn er einen @io 81 lei
item babe. SIM anOeren Sale ipOle
er fir 100000 9oGars Steuern 5a6z
len. Sin Wtann, be7en gintommen
i'm leBten Sabre duf so Milionen
Dollars gef4dBt purOe, min BON
100000 Dollars Steuern 3a6len,
unb tpenn er i4pDren ioa, gar feline,
W1it ben fleinen Qeuten ma9t nan in
Der Steueriu9e ni9t biele umftdnbe.
Die miiFen 5ablen. WirOen Die groz
BEN 8ermDgen lire Steuer 3ublen, Die
tleinen piirben bel tpeniger gu 5ublen
bd6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Der iOsaIs galtimOrer 6rteObof, nabs 4iftgDine.
Ipti slsttriIbt Babnlinisn uHO 9imIico=8ouIt0arO
brett sum GrisObots. ale 9egrdbrib9Idse uHttr
tstigtr 9fleqe. RieOrige 9reiie. 9srlangt neusn
5uuosuirsRuta!og EiTics: 23O Roros@bar.e5s
6trabe. (9sioe EslspboEe.l tEe32-}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-04

Sr Wien limb I6er 10000
S6neiber am Strife. Die 8epegung
qreift audi in Der 8robin3 nm It4.
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Saif6tarleH

Aan uap ban GUrppa aber 9reusen aDeg &aRx
hurn btiorat Die
@FrCbttiOn SeB -SetGidell GoE~rfRonOsRteR,'
SS92.SS&A @aIttmsxssSfL HH9 GAasSiHeaa&hA
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8Gfe!

EEE Geiie tn auslonbs beIorgt i~Rnerbalb "A SturAsn
81 5cbeuteae 6erobgeestem @reiie
GonGgD WGtnc,
G1ApeRs@Ge 8alttRopasE trohe uHh 9oHsSf6cssaOs.
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22


Edwards Co maps. correct and uI-
to-date.-Kinsiey Book Store.
{ Cypress and Fir Stock Tanks. All
kinds at L. "A. Harper's shop.
A. f. Geer made a business trio to
Kansas City aud Topeka this week.
The county commissioners VIII sit.
as board of equalization the first
Monday in June.
If you want your pump fixed so
that IL will work right, get Misner s.
Gouder's man to fix it.
every year. You run no risk when
buying seeds of a. Hottewitz.
Francis t. Simmons Ladies' Kid
Gloves sold only by Marsh & Bidwell
the best Kid Glove on earth.
County Commissioner Gibson was
in the city Saturday with his brother
and uncle who are visiting him.
Use Lump Rock Salt for your stock,
IL lasts longer and gees farther than
barrel salt. On sale TT A. HOttewitZ's
penny saved is a penny earned:
you can save great many pennies
by trading at the Little Ticket"
store.
Mr.. Memo has Installed his bakery
plant and is prepared to furnish all
kinds. of tine bakery goods. Give
him call. Il
The "Sattley" Riding Cultivators
at Misner & Gonder's have parallel
beams and always face the ground
regardless of the horses.
Mrs. W. D. Erwin is expecting her
mother from Boston in a few days
She is eighty-nine years old but hale
and hearty. She will spend the sum-
mer' here. =.
There is only one kind of hay tools
which are reliable and they are the
'Dain." Buy the "Dain'' stackers
and Power Lift Rakes.-M isner &
Gonder.
Rev. Cummings was in the city
NJ onday on his way to Garden City
and later in the week stopped on his
return. He is financial agent for the
Winfield college and is working up
funds for that institution. He looks
as though his job agreed with his
general health.
Mrs. G. Shipley of Wendell died
Tuesday after a lingering illness.
She had been gradually failing for
the past fourteen years. She was one
of the old settlers and greatly re-
spected by all who knew her. The
funeral took place from the. family
residence on Thursday and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Trotter
cemetery.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22


Ladies umbrellas, silk cloth. latest
novelties.--A. Hottewitz.
For SAI.E.@The old sugar mill.
Price. sl50.-G. L. PAINTER. If
W. D.. Erwin has not been so we'll
since his return from Missouri.
We always have Barbed Wire,
Nails and Coal on hand. D.
HEATH & SONS.
+ We have Garden Tools to sell.
You'll need them soon. Remember
the place.-A. Hottewitz
If you want to cut and bind your
wheat and feed crop get Mccormick
binder at Ketelson Bros.
Ladies' 26-inch umbrella, twill silk
and taffeta covers, fullest assortment
of newest handles.-A. Hottewitz.
Miss Myrtle Bird and Miss Flor
ence Cox have gone to Pueblo to
open a dressmaking establishment.
NJ. Schnatterly's Mercantile House
has agency for the M. NJ. S. Poultry
Fence, the best and cheapest to be
had.
If you have a pump to put down,
remember Misner & Gender have the
man who can do it for you exactly
right.
In the recent adjus tment of post
masters salaries in this state the
Office in this city gets a raise of 800
per year making the salary $500.
For LE.-Four-burner gasoline
stove, nearly new; good heavy set
double team harness and new wagon.
Will sell on time or for CASH. L..
PARKER. 5-29
G. r. Piburn and wife, Mrs. D. L..
Heath and Floyd Wellman were in
Topeka this week attending the state
meeting of the -Rathbone sisters and
the K. P. lodge.
Mr.. Will Hine and wife started for
Colorado Wednesday night leaving
their little daughter here. They will
return in about ten days and make
another short visit here and then re-
turn to their home in Michigan.
Our new city council proposes to
take hold vigorously in the discharge
of the duties they are sworn topper
form. We understand that the Or
dinances will be rigidly enforced,
especially those relating to drunken
ness and disorderly conduct, and
parties arrested on these charges will
find that dollar and costs don't go
any more. For some time past there
has been considerable complaint re-
garding drunkenness and loud pro-
fame talking on the streets and we
are pleased to note that there is to be
turned new leaf along these lines.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22
Fresh lime at r. D. Heath & Sons

Fresh lime at r. D. Heath & Sons.
Miss Hills will entertain the A. N.
Club Monday evening.
Titles examined and abstracts made
by T. 81. Evans, bonded abstracter.
Mrs. Mary Hoover went to Pueblo
Monday night to visit her daughter
in-law.
Try the celebrated Mcpherson flour
sour Banner" For sale by w. E.
Fravel.
The best steel tanks for the money,
we'll ironed, closely riveted at Misner
& Gender s..
Try Lump of Rock Salt for your
stock and note the improvement
Sold by A. Hottewitz.
"Hoe your own row. But be care
full where you get your hoe. A Hottie
WITT carries the best on the market.
Sewing and Dress-making wanted
by Mrs. T. A. Harper and her sister,
Miss Clara Stinson. at Harper's resi-
dence. If
II. o. Tucker has bought the small
house north of the north side school
house and moved his family in last
Saturday.
DIR. Pearson has moved into his new
house one block east of the Meth odist
church, where he can be found when
not at his Office, first door east of
HOttawitZ'S store IF
The commencement exercises of the
high school take place at the opera
house tonight. Our. citizens should
turn out and encourage the young
folks and the teachers by their pres
ence.
Call our place catch, penny stall,
"Cheap john store, junk shop, any
old thing, we don't care, just so our
customers are pleased and our bust
ness keeps growing. Clark Brothers.
The dappled gray stallion, Prince
Henry, will stand every day in the
week except Saturday at the farm of
Nick Oster in Jackson township. On
Saturdays at Hanna's barn in this
city. Call and see him. 5-22.
The Farmers Elevator Association
of Lewis will hold their annual meet
ing at Lewis the first day of June
and celebrate the event with a grand
picnic. 1t is expected that the head
push of the state association will be
on hand and make an address.
Frank Burcher returned from the
west Tuesday morning. He had been
out about three weeks trying to find
how the world looked to man with
out d home and came to the cOnclu-
sion that it looked a whole lot better
to him where he had home and SO
he returned.
In the bankruptcy court in Wichita
Fred Windhorst and August Henpe,
of the firm of Windhorst & Hepne,
have been declared bankrupts and
notice has been sent by the referee in
bankruptcy to all creditors that q
meeting will be held in Wichita on
the 10Th of May to select Il trustee
and transact other business in con-
nection with this case.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.

Read A. Hardy's ad. in this issue.
Best Rubber Paint, s1.25 per gallon.
Heath & Sons.
The A. N. club was entertained by
Mrs. ]. G. Cline Monday evening.
Call at Meno's restaurant for ice
cream. Finest quality always on
hand. If
A. G. Dyer has charge of T. ".
Donnell's business during the absence
of the latter. If
A seventeen year old son of L. c..
Koontz of Hodgeman county died
Wednesday.
The largest line of fly nets in the
city, at Draut's. A good leather fly
net at $3.50 pair.
E. N. Class and family of Benedict,
G. w. Class and family.
"Sattley'' cultivators are made
from malleable iron. Let US show
you.-Misner & Gender.
Howard Andrews wife has been
visiting here fore week while her
husband is absent in Texas.
Call on w. 81. Israel at the Farm
ers' Elevator in Lewis and insure
your crops against loss by hail.
Dress goods and silks, white and
wash goods, new and up-to-date
Patterns at A. HOttewitz's.
Misner and Gender have added
another large stock of harness of all
kinds to supply their greatly increas.
ing trade.
Mr.. Knisley is enlarging his house
on Fifth street. He is building a
second story and adding two rooms
at the back. There are rumOrs.
have two stray horses at my place
) miles southeast of Kinsley. Both
chestnut sorrels, white faces. One
mare, one horse.-J. G.. MARSH
ALL. 5-2S.
Misner & Gender have a pump
man who will put in your pump, fix
your pump. pull your pipe, put up
your wind mill, build your tower or
do anything in the line Of pump and
we'll work.
LosT.-Saturday, May Is, between
Kinsley and Herman Diers'. black
silk parasol with amber colored
handle. Finder will please leave at
Graphic office or at Edwards &
Mobiles store.-Mrs. j E. Westphal.
Dn,,1 TO boon h g
restaurant right up to date and this
week S. g. Leonard has been putting
in for him three fans to be operated
by gasoline power. Two are placed
in his dining room and one in the
room in front. This will doubtless
add greatly to the comfort OF this
popular place when the hot days OF
summer come.
The Commercial Club to the num-
Der of twelve paid a visit to the
Tatum and futile ranch in Hodge
man county on the tenth of this
month. This is an annual excursion
with the club. They enjoyed the day
in the customary manner although
the weather was rather unpleasant
and caused them to cut their visit a
little short.
1t will be seen from the publication
of the minutes of the last council
meeting that The mayor and the mar
shall will endeavoY to keep children in
Off the streets at night, after 8 o'clock.
Two boys have been sent to penal in
stitutions from this town within the
last three months. one is II fugitive
from justice an another is andersen
tence and awaiting room at the re-
form sch DOL. 1t is earnestly desired
by our city officials that all parents
assist them ia keeping children off the
streets and at home. The home is the
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22
LOCAL NEWS.

White Lead, &c per pound.-Heath
& Sons.
"A. w. Burrows went down to
Hutchinson Saturday.
W. Fl. Israel writes hail insurance
Miss Lula Baugher, who has been
quite sick, is able to be up and about.
Try the best high patent -four on the
market. sour Banner" For sale by
w. i. Fravel.
Be sure you order the old reliable
T line of Headers, Binders and Mowers.
The Mccormick is the best.-Ketelson
Bros.
sShort Talks on Practical Topics"
at the Congregational church Sunday
evenings. All are cordially invited.
After shopping all around come in
and let us show yon the correct stuff
in wash goods. We are strictly in
it.-Marsh and Bidwell.
# you have to buy any Poultry
Fencing, Red River Early Ohio Seed
US. = Nj. Schn atterly's Mercantile
House.
Let me make your harness to order.
You can have it made to suit you,
. aud it will cost no more than.if you
bought 1t all ready made.-H. j.
DRAUT.
For the next thirty days l will sell
all trimmed hats at greatly reduced
prices preparatory to opening new
line in connection with the millinery
. busines5.-Mrs. l.. E. Willard. If
An automobile arrived In town yes
terday for the telephone company. AS
they expect to extend their toll lines it
had become Il necessity to have a con-
veyance and affairs dictated an auto.
Miss Mamie Mooney of Hodgeman
county took the train here Monday
morning for. Sterling where she will
make IL short visit, then 60 to OKLA
homa where she will. remain for about
month
Look around. even though you re
not ready to buy. Come in and look
through our stock of new spring
suits. Try on a suit and get posted
as TO what looks we'll on you. we
will extend you every courtesy.-A.
Hottewitz.
The marshal for Memorial Day
wishes particular attention paid to
the order of the cemetery board that
no vehicles shall enter the cemetery
with the parade. This order is made
for the safeguarding of the public
and must be obeyed.
STRAYED.-From the Wilcox place,
one mile north of Neeland's Grove
and nine miles southeast of Macks-
Vile, on April 8, one sorrel mare, five
years old, blaze face, weight about
: $50, branded 8 on left shoulder; one
sorrel horse, six years old, blaze face,
weight about 500. branded rs on left
thigh. A suitable reward will be paid
for their recovery.-E. Ross, Dell
wyn, Kansas.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22
enelry
Selling

with us means giving
dollar value for dollar
purchase, and our en-
tire line of Jewelry
bears out the truth of
this statement.
This week we are
making an excellent
showing of RINGS
and BROOCHES, :
BIO t h jeweled and
plain.
We have them in
many styles and
prices.
Leonard Jewelry Company,
JEWELLERS AND OPTICIANS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-05-22

Senator Smith of this city has been
selected by Governor Bailey as one
of the attorneys for the state to try
the Kansas-Colorado suit to deter
mine the right of Colorado to appro-
pirate the waters OF The Arkansas
river for irrigation purposes. The
last legislature appropriated 5000
for this case and In appointing three
attorney to take charge of the case
the governor STIMULATES that the APP
preparation shall cover all of the
cost and the charges of the lawyers
and that no deficiency appropriate on
shall be asked for. The selection of
Senator Smith viii commend itself To
all parties in this state who are IN
terested in sthis case, as he is reeoy-
nIzed as one of the best lawyers in
the state and his knowledge of irri-
cation especially fits him for The
handling OF this case.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-17

Messrs. Dermoody and Hill of the
Garden City Wheelmen are arranging
a return race with the Reno Wheel
men, 1t will probably be pulled off in
san Jose the last of August