The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-19
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Topeka, Kan, June 17.-Governor
Bailey today issued a proclamation
calling the legislature in special ses-
sion.
New York. June 1S.-Afrikander
won the suburban handicap. Herbert
was second and Hunter Raine third.
Time, 2:1O %.
Lexington, KY, June 1S.-Captain
Even was escorted to the Elks' hall
last night and given an ovation.
Scores of young women clasped hands
and declared him the bravest man in
Kentucky.
Boston, June 1s.-An attachment
for $780, OO, 900 was filed in the United
States circuit court today against the
General Electris company by counsel
for F.. Van Choate. of this city, who
alleges the infringement of a number
OF inventions.
New Bedford, Mass, June 17.-Clar-
ence Mason, son of the chief of police,
is suffering from an attack of blood
poisoning as a result of being branded
al an initiation of the secret society of
the local high school. 1t is feared he
may not ecover.
Dillon, Mont. June is. = Dan
McCloskey, a miner, met death at the
hands of chief of police Stone, while
resisting arrest and that officer at the
same time singlehanded, captured five
tramps. McCloskey, who was shot
through the heart, first fired upon the
officer.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, June 17.-Three
men were killed and tour injured, as
the result OF a collision of a Rock Is
land passenger and a gravel train,
at Elmira, twenty miles south of here,
this morning. The accident was caus-
ed by the failure of the gravel train
to clear the main track before the pas
senger arrived.
Cleveland, Ohio. June Is. The
Adams and Sarber Oil company to-
day filed voluntary b~ankruptancy pro-
ceedings in the insolvency court here.
The assets are placed at $40 900; Ii
abilities, 1891, 900. The company op-
Grated extensively in oil lands and
controlled many large tracts of prop
erty and oil wells in Ohio. West Vir-
ginia and other states.
New York, June 17.-Because Russell
Sage made a mistake in the date on
which swearing off" and corrections
could be made in taxes. he will have
to meet personal taxes this year of an
assessment of 81, 000, 900. 1t vas pre-
srmed when Mr.. Sage did not appear
at the tax Office for the purpose of
swearing off" his assessment of 81
006, 900 before March 1st, that he was
willing to allow the increase to go I'M
pI protested. In past years he has been
assessed for only $500, 900. The multi
millionaire has sent a letter of protest
To the tax commissioners explaining
the matter but the books are finally
| closed.
Chicago, June IA dispatch to the
Record-Herald from Indianapolis, Ind.
says: David M. Parry, president of the
National Manufacturers Association,
commenting on the proposed organiza-
ton Of a company to insure employers
of labor against strikes says the COM
pany will undoubtedly be formed. He
said that it would necessarily be a
mutual company and that the men,
bership would be kept secret, only the
officers being known. Organized lab
Or will eve know" he said, when it
orders a strike whether it is really
fighting combined capital or merely
making an onslaught on one individ-
ual. The object of the company will
be to protect its policy holders from
losses resulting in strikes and also to
protect independent workmen. The
company will have a legal department
and will prosecute any man who at
tempts any coercion or commits any
violation Of the law"