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The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

There is now no doubt but that Pres
ident Roosevelt is one of the most pop
ular presidents that the United States
has ever had. He is more distinctly
American than any preceding president
and the people appreciate that fact.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

AS usual, the Democrats claim that
the trusts bought the election for
Roosevelt. Will they be so kind as to
explain why they bought so many more
states than they needed.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

The Democratic party, it is said is to
be reorganized again. This is the same
talk that was made four years ago
when Bryan was beaten. If they or
ganize few more times they will get
lost in the shuttle.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has warned
his bible class against the pursuit OF
riches. This is good advice for it is
useless to run against John Jr. or Sr-
in that line.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

Carl Schurz says there are two
Roosevelt's. The country evidently
wanted to elect them both.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

The Democratic party has shown up
so small that Tom Watson now thlnks
it is lust his size.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

After all Judge Parker shows up
pretty well with the rest of the 'also
ran class.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

The United States patent office has
granted about four thousand patents to
women, but none of them are for regu-
lating a woman's tongue.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
Miscellaneous Rates.

Resolutions uf respect and coincidence, obitn-
aries, ETC., Ave cents per line for each addi-
nonal line over one inch.
Gard Of thanks 81. % for each insertion.
Display advertising rates made known on
applicatiOn.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18
r. cars . cola 4. nay.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table
All druggists refund tho money IL II
fails to cure. e. w. Groves signature
on every box 25c.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

No wonder Democracy was opposed
to the big stick. 1t will remember that
whack it received on November 9Th.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

Latest reports from the east state
that nothing is falling around Fort
Arthur except shells and city lot prices.
The Delta independent., 1904-11-18

Entered at the Delta Colorado postorice for
transmission through the mails as second class
matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
TY
PROBLEM
COUNCIL COMMITTEE DEEPLY
PUZZLED oVER GARBAGE
SYSTEM

The health and sanitation com
mittee has gotten into deep water boz
~ investigation Of the crematury
and garbage collection problem
Tho more 10 haa learned about the
matter the more n has become con-
WINGED that it does not know any
thing about H. Vow tho plan OF
sending city Engineer Thomson. or
some other competent city official.
on an eastern trip to make "a per-
hunnl Investigation OF the subject lB
coming into favor
The replies which The committee
has 80 far received from cities 90
which queries we're sent asking how
they disposed 81 their garbage have
been a disappointment 10 the com
mlitee. Many OF them claim that
cromatoriea are not a success The
report came from one large city
that the Crematufy had burned
down aud that the citizens Were al
most glad uf Il Only a fow ~ the
largest cities according 90 Dr..
clichton. chairman of the commit
tee reported that they had success
fully mastered the problem II gar
taro collection and destruction
The matter appears 10 be one
which, o. afill a good deal Of q puzzle
q the municipal authorities Most
cities have made Improvements bat
only a few cities Ike New York
have reduced the work OF cabbage
collection and destruction % a
science. Many arab0nrd cities dis
pose Of their refuse In salt water.
n ia c0utended ON all sides. how
ever. that the collection should be
By municipalities. OF at all events
under municipal control Private
concerns wiil not do The w0rh prop.
erly. the spirit 81 eommefeiallsm
tending to a detriment 81 the serT-
Zee.
Tho health and sanitation COM
mIttoe o. DESTROYS Of deciding ahao-
lnfely uhat o. the best method that
can be adopted before recommend
ing an expenditure Of $500 600 or
$500 008 for the purpose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
HE WANTS SIMPLER
COURSES OF STUDY
PROFESSOR GERARD CANDIDA TIE FOR STATE sUPERIETEEo.
SCHOOLS. TELLS SOME REFORMS THAT
NEEDED IN our PRESENT SYSTEM or EDUCATION

best talent among the teachers %
older states. In order 20 meet the
demands Tor good teachers through
out the state flor there IL absolute
~ no economy IN employing any
other kind there should BE- ade-
quate compensation for the services
Of teachers Our state Is growing
rapidly and II we expect % keep
our schools IN the front rank we
must see that they are supplied
with good teachers aud in order 20
secure them and keep them theg
must be well paid The pay %
TEACHERS throughout the l1uIted
States is too low and there should DO
a substantial increase. hope 90
see our young state take a Leading
part IN this very important reform.
II the burden OF taxation be equit-
ably adjusted Il should not be nee
essary 20 increase the load upon the
ordinary citizen IA order 20 accom-
plish this result
"our school system ought to be
properly represented al the great
exposition Of aur common country.
Just as the schools Of other states
have been represented II elected
/ shall encourage this KIND Of en-
terprlse. since the knowledge that
a good school system exists is Of
very great value tn attracting the
best class OF immigration. II eject
ed I shall endaavor 20 carry out the
program outlined above though
realize that it viii entail a great
deal OF hard work
4 shall endeavor 20 keep In close
touch with all phases Of school
work throughout the state and shall
Try to assist and encourage teachers
in every way possible shall leave
the clerical work. as far as II can
be done without Impairing It's eff
cheney "a an office force and shall
devote most Of my energy 20 con-
siructiye educational work.
Il shall endeavor 70 keep fully
informed OF educational progress In
other states shall seek the advice
and assistance Of the leading edu-
Gators of the state In the common
duty OF building up our public
schools and shall endeavor To con
duct tho affairs Of the office 20 the
very best Of my ability without ref
erence 70 personal or political
friendship.
In closing I do not wish 20 he
understood as opposing any Of the
special studies that school officials
may see fit 10 incorporate in the
schools Of their respective localities.
hut ! have tried to emphasize the
very great importance Of not over
looking or neglecting In any way
the common branches for the spe-
clal branches
w. u. GERARD"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
Rohhnd a. oravn

A startling incident a narrated by
John oliver Of Philadelphia, as fol
lows. 4 was IN an awful oondi-
ton Ny skin was almost yellow.
eyes sunken. tongue coated, pain
In back and sides. no APP
petite. growing weaker day By day
Three physicians had given me up.
Then | was advised TO use Electric
Blttera. To my great Joy, the first
bottle made a decided Improvement
I continued their use for three
weeks. and am now "a well man. l
know they robbed the grave Of an
other victim" No ono should fan
10 Try them. only 80 cents. guar
nnteed. az G. o. GUY. inc, drug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
Star Want Ad Agencies.

9. =. Mullen. 92i Ballard ave- 500,
City HALL
Freaort Drua Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
W. a. Mansfield 8 Co. DRUGGIST
e3rd ard jackson.
Granam's Home Bakery, sfoS ts,
avenue.
c. n Lebndroft cigar store, si6i E
Second
Thoa. Harris. AZ pestolfico. Rcnton.
little'a Pharmacy, tst ave. nerth
and Harrison street }. ~. little,
PROPRIETOR
Carlton a ce.. Druggist, cor sth
-. ard pac. street. South Seattle
y. A. Moore. Pcstoffleo, Sc Park.
University Drug Store, University
Station.
he0ell 81 Pharmacy, 1904 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark pro ID
prieter. a0aa T. Madlscn,
Columbia pruo Store W, J, stud
les, prop Columbia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy, =. e. Fisher
nrcp. eig Broadway ard James.
Quaker Druu Co. 1919 ist ave.
Learp's Pharmacy e3a ". Bread
WaVs phene. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
rs, ssI.-a.si E.,s,.
HTTVNW HTTWANT s o.

HruWAur. STEWART s CO.
ii tnm N tWluH iIaeh
fteHH beautiful well HHilt hsu.e. fH
4so So th."9 ,y,Hln . ,i. ana se gp 10 u.
Iaa Handsome hame on corner lot
WslN. euud Wow ~ 3 Hhe Washing
tom. U8H D. bought HH rH#F tefnH
.Ha tUHurE Doe IHihlaH nH loth ave
uur. btHulIfW house. hardwood
ueefH modern ani Hp O. date M
tNtfN ftHUEst. fHiH rs uH handsome
home Aa e4n b. found m city
fMs location. wlth beautiful view #
CIIE Hud RuHud
itNaa ono If tba incest homea ON
9ueou Anne tlIHs mes. modern aud
nsr iut 6ists with fInr view ~ he
Sound iHia iH tHrzHiu.
tl 60 eIEN modern a=FHnW rHtfHHe#
hsaNnfulN lHeHtsh. an M8druHH car
haH. 500 each. balance easy pas
EU usbutu' fraam catare. very
wHHtfH lHHfH furnished. Hu I#t HN
Pc queen Anne iiIH viii cell ph
81 - Natrru g. rdam hauae. North Sc
afll, good Wow of Sound
fl ESQ New aad modern t=renm cot
taks - #Al tin Hfr Href $50
fi e# i.Euum huuHe ou iot iHsiaa# 18th
HNH Beacon I'M
81 aH NHse aFeUm cottage on iaf mx
SD hIaeka Madison sara SnH laHh
balance ga prr month
fs.a# lIHm cutIUsE UiaHfrrHd with =
Hef. Nf NfuuNN uH Huuu ear liHc &
cent fare. So gaHh. balance So per
month
f.un. beautiful corner first hul mK
la uua N tht heat locations la Cltr
faI nu apartment huHHe.
tluH= lots NKffH . blocks car. Doe fine
50 rHHh balance very rHaF terms
Eat NIHa lata Queen Anne tfHI rrs
ment waika iH sHd pali
We have r HeTr tfNrfHs hsHHfr tracts
ana fffma Tor sale
STEWART HrEM ART 4 CO.
Room 81 TuIou Nuueh.
UH IIraH avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

eThsss prices are 10 any buyer IN
Quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 pr cent hiEhsfJ
PreVlsisns
Fresh Meat--Gov beef. eaeAc psf
% steer beef sAC. veal 10 ioc ID.
pofk. e 10. mutton. sQeMr ID.
Provisions Hams i1atee ID
breakfast bacon. Ice 10. bellies
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
California potatoes. isdfzc per
~ Yakima potatoes iisas6 ton:
carrots. fta soc ser sack cahhaFls !
0fMc IL. fadishes. Toe dos hunrhea.
green oniouA Ice per DOS punches;
eucumhsra. zoe dozen. native egg
plant. g Ter 10, sweet potatoes.
IL use Per ~.
Green Fruit Etc.
Apples. w-sna,chsc. soeaEfzf
usH box Valencia oranges. ffzh
ZEE box Lemons. fzM1EH Per
boz uiackberfiss. ii2t prf crate
Persian dates. tisc ~. nauanns
q s00afo bunch. Cantaiourea. Yak
Ina. TarHtt crate. pewhrffies 81
boK Wenatchee peaches fa0 zoe
boz waiermefans. - toUs-ss rer
dozen. Sweet rtunea. aa8far.
grapes. Washington 7se. FFapss.
California. tf4 i2zs efsuherries.
fTto per bhl
Hay. Grain ard Feed.
Oats. $4,000 900 per san barley.
$3.50 per ton. wheat tzo41 ton
chop, $500 zoe per ton shorts
taaoo Per ton bran. $50 90 per ton
al =
othy $500 pc ton 2. " com.
pressed timothr. tladso ton. new
" heat hay fit ooG 800 per ton.
Puget Sound hay tIaufs per ton
midilinFs tzeee per ton cracked
corn. 5000 rer tom straw. $40 %
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. Dc. Al
Butter. Esas. Cheese.
Native creamery csc per 10. East
eru cremery. fresh 2fd 2ee.
Legs Native ranch. gI0agc doz
Otegon ranch. &c doz Eastern $50
ate doz.
Native. iiai2e ID.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. i9Mc. snrlne. $50
issc. Ducks, live. isaite.
Flth. Etc.
Hailbut. tGtAc per N; salmon
trout. 100 lie PEE 10 founders Sc
per 10 soies. sac per N. shrimps
i0Mi2ihc per H.. smelis. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
Sugar, Golden G. In sacks. sBts
Extra e. "a sacks. 1855: powdered.
IN barrels. $3.50. dry graduated. IN
sacks. tt.05 cube. in barrel. $3.50.
Flour. patent. per barrel. SAYS.
Crown. ti76. Straight. per barrel
if25. Gold Medal. t625. Minnesota
hard wheat. So ptllabury. ST60ns.
pilishufya Best, fe.5ds standard ia
kota. ih76. whole wheat flour. per
barrel, 400, graham. y3So. graham
Toe. per bale f2.i5. rye flour, Sos
per barrel. tt7b. rye flour. los, per
bale f2G0. rye meal. sos. per barrel
Sa2s huckwhcat. per barrel 500.
germ meal. los. PER bale. ss.75. corn
meal. Sos. per barrel $500. yellow
corn meal. los. per pale. $50 white
barrel. Gee. teas. wheat flakes
box. 75 lbs. 1890. Parma, per barrel.
$3.50 Parma. i0-lb sacks. per bale,
$500. homlny, large, per barrel
1850, hominY, small. los, bale, 1880,
Holly. pelf-raiHing huckwheats per
rase. st2b. Holly cake and pastry
flour, per case. 500. pearl barley,
2G-ib boxes. per cwt. $3.50. pearl
harley. iO0.lb sacks. 1900; split
peas. 2s-ib boxes. $500; split peas.
i00=lb boxes. 1850. popcorn. per
cwt.. 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
WILL CALL ANOTHER
PEACE CONFERENCE
my scrlpps News ASSN

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE
state department is preparing an
other note to the powers signatory
10 The Hague peace conference,
suggesting another conference with
q view of revising and adding to
the agreement reached at Ihe
Uarua. The state department IN
acting on instructions from Presi-
dent Roosevelt. who "a determined
10 fuIfin his pledge 90 the recent
peace congress 20 call another meet
ing Of the powers Ia the iHtepest OF
peace. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
Thal.nhtfnl Nm.

Al N. Austin u Wlnchester, Ind,
knew what 60 do N the hour ofneed.
Ills wife hnd such an unusual ease
of stomach and liver trouble. physi-
clans could not help her, lie thought
of and .rled Or Kings New Life
pillr and she got relief at once and
was finally cured. only 26c, at q.
O, Guy. Inc, drug store, Second ava
euue and Yeslag Way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
HAVE YOU A WANT? TELEPHONE THE STAR

EVEN To AoVERrlsg YOUR LITTLE aroRE IN THG
SMALLEST wAY-lN The WANT 40 coLuMNs-oGrs YOU
INTO THE COMPANY or The PROSPEROUS" AND IT rs
THE ONLY KIND OF COMPANY YOU CAN AFFORD TO KEEP
IN the BUSINESS WORLD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

EGAM hfamatic 81 laud tsutialsizv.a
summer aNaaHn ~ flitaH spea1t een.
noes lae dune M fHHlQseaaas and
fiHahlss VhSfN nBa9 ~, ~ Y, ,aik c.
lsRife Nsas# ~ ffAts4T <gsssgBoaJW Terms
glst ~ 49,, =. {: 1ssss' kssted En.
NV s@9h - = 4aa.,A--tisf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

-llsa % ~ sad NJ. y l. rUs
nom 90 Mr aud Nirs. Alfred n suter
nora Co Mr ana Nra A. fedsrmexer
noru Co. Mr and Mrs @ n plcsard
a FIrt ~. ,,,-.-
d nMN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

MUST change climate must sell my
chicken rauchi 700 Plymouth Rock
hens. 60 pIlleta hatched iu Heh.
funfY3 2 nrrfH clover range for
fhlfk euH. one acre vegetable ahuHd.
nure 81 small fruit fine COWS.
HHd new saddle fine stream water
can iffiEatr whole H'Hoe. good huEaas
fHffifuff goes With ffs aH paifN
HuuIHN nilF1ais 0Hia Per $50 tsf
no na.a NaA g.ts Oiei1s fFN31
Igslss Nlies.lss ,is--, - fesf ~ 14NnssF u
! Gsr ca taslaip IA Elauso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Jla 4as HIl srtu M estd4 ttsys
stlf.fs Nls nnffai sibss tr4Ql4lta
. fldf6sy esa.l i5s9,8 ltfse55k E.1hm
!. q Pa * e'sSs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

THESE Arm HNAHH
81 a. s-fHum modern house on Hfh
uear aHdfuua ear uur $50 cash
81 ltt-tafuum house. tHt faKt0u Ma
druua. blocks from ear Zine
plumbing tu sidewalks. water
HfwrfaEe see each
SO .-raHm cottage. csc hiHfN from
Gar Zinc in HfaukH5u addition
$50 EIHh
81 fau ffoum hnuaH rFW and modern
Hrdahtu avenue. 4 block frHm
ear Hoe. taU FHHh.
s. NO Efseant a-raam house cement
taHHmrHt htaHtifHl iHuH fuHHHee
heat lut tnlH ga gHf line. Nuls
NtrHlfF fieiNhtH
ST. fa s-fuHm house. ueW aHd mHsirru
Z hIaek from ear HiuH Fremont
81 80 SsrHum house cement basement
bellevue iNaEe. ufaf On. niutk
from iHkH HiHn ear Hae.
II CHRIST
en- Eppiar nIHek
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neeth.

simon cssper 81 yrss providence
hospital nerhfIila. -.
b HathannN simaHfon. N Nfa.s ttia
ctr ave NO asthma
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Mnslc

lf1tImi MILLINERY I'D low prices.
hrH - tianHan. ieai. cor. fth
aud Pine e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Dramatic School.

!. a. srmTANs carpenter shog at
90 Pike, Phones, Main bJdi. Ind,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

fThsrs prices are 70 any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
average 20 pr cent hiFher1
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PEOPLES RAVINGa HANK.
Second avenue ana Pike street, can.
ital paid ~ 100000 ~ 6. Naufeider.
mrreiBl. savings and trust buaincaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

= itNM#flI HlNt -
y. u. cor First ave and Columbia 81.
HOMEBTEADs under government ca
nal 70 be built in this state. work
viii begin soon. survey nearly com
rlcted don't waste time willing, bat
come today. oil and climate uueK-
eeliedi Location Zee f15. while they
last Charles Vaukcrf. Locator.
Foatoffice BIZ. Pasco. wash.
HERE ~ A NICE COUNTRY HOME
- ~ acres. half bottom land. ball
HHCe good upland 4 acres 4u cult.
wilton balance has cedar aun fir
timber. Young orchard and small
fruits fine creek through the place.
good eight room piHHteFed house.
large frame barn. also anthufldiuRH
II sold within 10 days price 81 go
which ~ much less than the cost Of
Improvement.
ROBERT MALTHY. 80 New York bik
BETW EEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
% miles from orc - the best towns
ia the valley 81 HcrfH, part second
bottom balance good upland, all
HeariF level and good soil. partially
improved good Af0qm haunet nicely
iefutfd on good country road, close
90 school and Hfighburs owner de-.
nirfa uulef sale, u taken within Il
fe9 dHFH VIII sell'fDr & HG
HGbFHf MhlIbf 40 New YORK blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

TUE aCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN
Bank Of senttie--A general banking
htHiuena transacted. deposits y go .
600 capital and surplus $50. dfo. A
thlibefE prfa=i A. ~ Aoelhsrg, Vlce
pres J. v. Lane. cashier! 9oo. ~
1taHfr nnaf rnHHfgr
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aNAp IH pirar tuharta and fruit rte
4 bargain ftn cheap esmr fadH#
MegufdY. ID N0RWelI Bids
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-18
Nomination by Petition.

Section 1896, of the Revised
Statutes of Nevada. page $50,
saws a candidate may be nomi
mated otherwise than by con-
vention. "A certificate of nomi-
nation shall be signed
by electors residing within the
district or political division for
which candidates are to be pre-
sented equal in number to at
least 10 per cent of the entire
vote cast at the last preceding
election in the State, district or
political division for which the
nomination is to be made, etc.
Section 1698-"No person shall
Join in nominating more than one
person for each Office to be filed,
and no person who has voted in
a convention, either in person or
by proxy, for or against candl'
date for any Office, shall join in
nominating, in any manner, any
other nominee for that Office
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-18
Flood at Cleveland Creek.

During the heavy rain and thun-
der storm of last Tuesday, which
was general all over the county,
a cloudburst occurred somewhere
mead the head of Cleveland creek.
causing torrent of water. to rush
down the mountain sides into the
canyon, where the water is said to
have attained a depth of twelve
feet.
According to reports received
here Monday evening q great
amount of damage was done the
Cleveland ranch by the rushing
water Some Eve or six outhouses
situated Oh the banks of the creek
are said to have been washed away
while many hundreds of tons ofhay
was also destroyed. Fortunately
no loss of life occurred, but had the
cloudburst came a few hours earlier
it is likely thai Jos, Newman and
party who were camped we'll up on
the creek in the bottom of the can
Won, either side of which is almost
inaccessible, would have been Ell.
guifed. Fearing something Of the
sort might follow the heavy rain,
prevailing the night and day pre-,
vious, the party moved camp early
Tuesday morning.
Just what the extent OF the dam
age done the Cleveland ranch vii
amount to we are unable to ascer
tain at this writing.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-18
SHOOTING AT GOLDflELD.
W. S. Elicit Kills Two Would'Be
Tough Citizens.

w. S. Elliott, a saloonkeeper al
Goldheld, Sunday shot and killed
Jack Madigan and a man named
Hamilton, both gamblers, in fight
Madigan was killed almost instant
ly and Hamilton is in a serious con-
dition. Elliott acted in self-defense
and public sentiment is on his side
Madigan and Hamilton are gam
blers and both are reputed to be
gun-6ghters and men of bad repu'
tation. For some time past there
has been i'll feeling between Madi'
gan and Elliott and the former fire.
ouently threatened to kill Elliott
The latter made no move until
Madigan, in company with Hamil
ton, attacked him. A desperate
fight ensued in which Elliot
wrenched Madigan's gun away and
shot him, inficting fatal wound
Hamilton then interferred. but was
laid away with bullet that pierced
his neck.
The shooting created intense ex
citement, but universally the pub
lie svmpathizes with Elliott, who
clearly shot to save himself. Mad
igan was regarded as a dangerous
man. He has been in the camp
for some time and has figured II
trouble before Hamilton is Col
orado miner. From there he went
to Salt Lake and then came here.
Elliott is young Humboldt county
man and is generally called Ole.
His correct name is Winfield S.
Elliott, and he is prosperous citi'
zen, owning the finest business
block in Gold. His home was for
merly at Paradise Valley, where he
enjoyed good reputation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-18
ANOTHER CONFESSION.
Turns States Evidence to Save His
Own Neck.

Liuderman, one of the four men
accused of the brutal murder of
Jack Welsh, again reiterated his
confession of few months ago. On
good authority. it was learned that
he had aud that he will 60 on the
stand and make a complete state
nent of the iendish crime. He
will do this in the hope of saving
his own neck from the moose that
now seems certain to encircle the
necks of his desperate companions.
1t is even said that he has already
made the statement, that it has been
taken down in the presence Of wit
nesses and is now in the possession
of District Attorney Warren of
Humboldt county. If this report is
substautiated it means that speedy
justice will be meted out to the
cowardly murderers who TOOK the
life of defenseless human being,
and that the people of Humboldt
county will be saved thousands of
dollars in long drawn out trials of
the four accused men. There is no
doubt in the minds of the people of
Humboldt county but that the four
accused men are guilty of the crime.
With the confession of Lindern1an
in open Court. what little doubt
may exist in the minds of the peo-
pie in other sections of the State
will be swept aside.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-08-18
Naturalization Papers,

All foreigners who have not
obtained their final papers, and
who desire to vote at the election
on November 9th, 1904, must get
their final papers 60 days before
election. Judge Geo. S. Brown
will hold Court in White Pine
county on August 90, 80 and 81,
to naturalize all foreign residents
of this county who wish to be-
come citizens OF the United
States, and who are entitled to
citizenship Applicants for tiual
papers must have two witnesses
to prove their five years resi-
dence in the United States,