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Evening star., 1904-02-27

LARGE .D-srORY CORNER ROOM NTH TWO
windows openng on X street. and q Wash
thstssi Circle southern cxposrrs'. and within 1oa
feet of whore Pa. ave. car stops oao3 X II
".
Evening star., 1904-02-27

GENTLEMEN OFFEREn DELIGHTFUL FRONT
rooms, overlooking Franklin Square 1907 81.
UncXcep;iona5lc table board. fe2G-zt-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

belt snch was not the intention Of the
project. There is repulsion for anything
that carries the idea even.
Yet here is an opportunity which most
fraternal organizations and many profess
sions would not let slip. Newspaper men,
for Instance, and they are not considered
beggars, have founded homes for the men,
bers Of their craft who are unable to work,
through age or sickness. Actors have
done the same. 1t seems that the teach
ers Of Vermont might overcome their pref
udices, especially when the foundation for
such project is provided for them, and
construct home for those of the pr0fes-
sion who are incapacitated for the contln-
uance Of their labors. Such an institution
would undoubtedly be great boon for
many people who are not necessarily in
Strengthened circumstances but who have
not the strength to continue their teaching.
1t was the original intention that small
sum be charged those who were to be Civ
en the advantages of the institution; there
was no intention that It should become
wholly charitable.
Here is a sum Of 1000, bestowed
for the benefits of the school teachers Of
Vermont II is encumbent on the teach
ers to say what they will do with it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
AeE LlMlT IN PoLITIcs.
story on the subject related by Hx-
senator Davis.

story on the cNbiect AetateI oE IN
senator Davis.
Ex-senator Henry G. Davis OF West
Virginia. the Democratic nominee for
the vice presidency. is remembered in
Washington for bis fund of droIl chu-
drcns stories 4 young West Virginia
planter has particular reasons for re
membering BIN lie had an argument
with the nominee upon the subiect OF
the age limit Of public officials.
Il think the young men ought to
have the best show IN politics. sena-
tor" said he. Don't youf
Hardly was the reply why 90
you thinks 3:''
well, they have plenty Of yigos. ana
The public idalizes youth"
Pm not 50 sure about that, ms son,
came the answer. ITS great deal IN
politics as il is in the family Now, my
nelehhor had wee daughter, who had
wee young thing of a mother The
little sprite was quite unruly one day.
scoldcd her ana said, I'm going to
tell your mother what you've been up
to.
She laughed and replied: What You
s'pose ] care? What mamma says
won't hurt She's too young New
York Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

Editor Frank l.. Greene of the St. Al
bans Messenger spoke In Bennington Sat
urday evening and brought out a point,
which, as the Bennington Evening Banner
says, should have much weight with the
Democrats and independent voters who
followed the Clement leadership two years
ago We quote from the Banner: They
tthe Democrats and independently have
always justified themselves on the ground
that we should never have had the license
law but for Mr.. Clement II the law was
worth getting 1t is worth keeping and to
keep II Mr. Clement, MIR. Agan and other
leaders Of the bolt Of two years ago, are
supporting the straight Republican ticket.
Why shouldn't their followers do likewise?
II Mr.. Clements Judgment and advice
we're 50 good in 1902, they are undoubted-
y equally valuable 10 1904
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
GEN APArHY STILL LEADS.


II the Boston Herald really thinks that
Gen. Apathy has retired from the political
fight In Vermont it should send its sport
ing editor up here TO get the true situa-
tion, He should have walked into the
Barre opera house last evening and have
seen the audience that faced Secretary Of
Agriculture James Wilson and Joseph A.
DeBoer, the latter one Of the most talent
ed speakers in the slate. 1t would have
been difficult to count the crowd because
OF its paucty lie should have walked
into this same hall last week and have
seen the audience that greeted some Of the
best DemocRtlc public speakers Of the
state. He should have visited so-called
Republican rally at Montpelier Monday
evening when vacant seats were the rule
and not the exception He should have
gone 10 White RIVER Junction Monday az
ternoon to witness the reception accorded
the Republican yice-p presidential candi-
date, himself descendant Of Vermont
and 81 Windsor county. One would have
considered that an audience Of several
thousand would turnout to make enthusl-
astic greeting to a nan who had come
from far distant Indiana. There we're roo
people present ana the Herald's
own correspondent says that goodly
share OF them were sun bonnets and
crinolines" or were wrapped In swad-
ding clothes. And scarcely so much as a
cheer arose when the nov famous man
opened his mouth to say how pleased he
was to be in Vermont, Is that anything
but apathy? Is it not the don'teare.a-
pickyune spirit? By hook and crook and
the use Of much printers ink goodly
crowds we're gotten together At Montpelier
last week to hear the Democnt Bourke
Cochran. and the Republican, William Il.
Taft. Those two occasions lot ust a fit
tie glimmer Of light into the blanlness Of
campaign Of almost Unprecedented apathy.
General Apathy is still on the fas He
even bids fair to sweep the field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
WASHINGTON COUNTY RALLIES.
Complete List Of Remainder a. Arrange,
by County Committee.

Complete List Of Remainder a. Arranged
by County Committee.
The following arrangement OF washing.
ton county rallies for the remainder Of the
campaign is announced;
Aug. Slst. Cabot, W. E. Howard, W.
A. Dlitton.
Aug. 3lst Roxbury, Kittredge Has
kins. +. NJ. Harvey (afternooB)
Aug. Glst. Middlesex, Frank Plumley,
S. II. Jackson,
Aug. Slst West Berlin, j. w. Gordon,
G. A. Plumley.
Aug. 91st Fayston, afternoon. s. III.
jackson, Benjamin Gates.
Aug. 3lst. South Mortified, w. A.
lord.
Sept lst East Montpelier, c. j. Rus.
sell, +. S. Williams
Sept LIST. Waterbury, Alexander Dan
nett, I'll. f. Graham.
Sept LIST. Waitsfeld w. A. Dutton, 5.
Sept. ist. woodbury., W. A. Lord, E.
M. Harvey.
Sept. 1st. Plainfeld, W. E. Howard,
John n. Harvey.
Sept. LIST. Little Northfeld, f. NJ Har-
yey.
Sept. End. South Barre, w. E. Howard,
w, A. Dutton.
Sept. End. Worcester, S. H. Jackson,
E. NJ, Harvey.
Sept. End. Mortified, Congressman 3.
J. Hill, G. A. Prouty.
Sept. Bird. Maple Corner, Calais, WA.
Lord, S. II. Jackson.
Sept. 3rd. Marshfeld w. P. billing
ham, Frank Plumley
Sept. Srd. Graniteyille, Alexander Dun
nett.
Sept. srd. East Calais, w. A. DuttOn,
Benjamin Gates.
Sept. Srd. Duxbury afternoon, G. j.
Bell, Col. Frank Greene.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
ABOUT THE STATE.
Items Of Interest Cleaned From Our
Exchanges.

items OF interest CLEANED From Our
Exchanges.
The republican state committee au-
nounces that Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
Of Massachusetts will speak at Benning-
ton September 3. Ex- Senator William f.
Chandler of New Hampshire will speak at
Rutland the same night. Congressman d.
j Foster will speak with Senator Lodge
and Joseph A. DeBoer with MI Chaud.
Ter.
The ballots to be used at the coming
state election are much larger than usual
They are now being printed by Perry &
Keeseman of Bennington and are % by
II IL inches in size and have on them five
tickets. These are republican, demo-
cratic prohibition, socialist and indie
pendent. The name of j. v. d. S. Mer-
Till as candidate for states attorney is on
the independent The socialist and pro-
hibiiion tickets contain only names of can
didates for the state offices. The repubIi-
can and democratic tickets are complete
with the state and county officers. Mr..
Merrilps name appears on the democratic
ballot as well as the independent.
1t is expected that Ex-senator William
f. Villas Of Madison, Wis, will visit Yer
mont and this locality the first of Septem-
Der. Mr.. Villas is native OF Vermont
and was born IN Chelsea, removing to his
present home when he was II years old
with his father, Judge Levi B. Villas, who
was a famous Vermont lawyer 80 years
ago and who after his removal to Wiscon-
sin was the first mayor OF Madison, the
Democratic candidate for governor several
times and for United States senator. Will
liam f. Villas was the only Democratic
United States senator Wisconsin ever had
and was postmaster general and secretyry
Of the interior during the first term of
President Cleveland. having been chair
man Of the national convention which first
nominated Mr. Cleveland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
&C canlidate,n 49, Ilnnr.

- ~ $500 .h.ilss
So ahu nit
plsa e6ilas
5t,t $3.50 .,'e .l'A'lt'tls & z 3 eleit'
r.., ~ e.eF sI W. every place!
~ tttttlAtat ipf taS1 Atte Whlie
Hi7s iiRis9S tess NY race
MI.
vs. usi,ss'tiVi.s egile aha en-
80, 1teehlSn crop " 70 chat--
Z ri.l IS 81 sNsas bot eo Snow
ti4t ti'ss's tiiusl leliislilpgf thaG
NJ Sss.a 1lit s.sliiills ienas
~, a.iliaisi.ti3s WoiA 4 2est
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
wHAr VII THE TEAeaEas 80

Through the failures of the school each
ers Of Vermont to become interested in
the project made partially possible BY the
generosity Of Miss Lucy S. Ruggles HE
question Of the disposition Of about $40
900 has been revived, and an effort is being
made to arouse interest In the teachers
home, for which the money was donated.
Miss Ruggles left the residue of her es
tate, after making two requests, for start
ing this home After several years the
project is no nearer contamination thar
when the money was first given. The
teachers Of Vermont are very backward
about entering upon such an undertaking
lest 1t eliminate unsuccessfully, as ii
surely must II large number Of the mem.
bers Of that profession do not enter into
it. Then, too there is sensitiyeness re-
garding az institution which partakes
somewhat Of the nature Of charity. al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
&C. wiIhelm L. - J 60.

Kaiser Wilhelm Il. Breaks a Record
New York Aug 81 Ihe North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
H. which has arrived here, broke hes
own hest westward passage By two
hours and tweily-siX minutes, masking
the time OF the passage . days z
hours and "A minutes Her best pgcTi-
GUS time westward was ) days -
hours and 10 minutes The Kaiser
Wilhelm IL. left Bremen Aug % and
Southampton and Cherhourg On tie
oath.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

And still the reports Of Japanese vieto-
ries and Russian reyerses continue to be
received from all sources. They can't be
all biased: so it must be concluded that
the war is really tending greatly in favor
OF the David Of the Far East.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
Jazz Adyanelna Meat d RaIluax

St Petersburg. Aug. 81. General
Saeharoff reports that large Japa-
nese force is advancing northward
along the Taitsu river valley, west Of
the railroad The report from General
Sakharof also announces an engage
ment between a Russian force and $50
Chinese bandits, Of whom about fifty
We're killed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

Little Petite win ii make much
noise, Mr. Constant?
Mr.. Constant What, my boy?
Petite Sister said she thought yon
would pop tonight, and was wonder
ing if it could be heard upstairs.
Philadelphia North American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

Those alleged liquor sellers Of Rutland,
who were released on the promise that
they wouldn't sell, at least have something
to look forward to-a beacon light, as it
were, showing the way to avoidance Of
legal ENHANCEMENT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
JNcLES AND JESTS.


Crawford why, old man. what makes
you look so blue?
BRADSHAW Ny wife went to get her
life insured.
Crawford And they refused her?
BRADSHAW No; said she was good for
another forty years. Town Topics,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
Japs Lost Two Thousand At Anpine.

Tokyo, Aug 81 The japanese lost
1000 men killed or wounded at tile
battle Of Anping. The Russian losses
have not been estimated, but are said
to have been heavy The Japanese
captured eight gums at Anping and
eight at Anshanshan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

The Republican state committee occu-
pies four Columns Of space on the second
page Of today's paper with discussion Of
state issues 1t is worth reading.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
human Nnture,

In winter we long for summer;
In summer we wish it were cold
When old we all yearn TO be younger.
When younger we long to be old
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
Mhx DO sailors,

Why do sailors get tattooedg'
We'll, it's just like you wearin them
yachtin' togs amt no particular reason
except that other fools is doin it,
Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
AskoId and crozovoi Disarmed.

Shanghai Aug 81 The Russian
cruiser AsGold and torpedo boat
destroyer GroLovoi have finished dis.
arming,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
II. WEST
BIG JUBILEE
RELS
40 Bright Lights Of the
Minstrel World.

Just a few Of the prominent features:
Tom Mack, Crawford & Manning, Nc
Dewitt & Kelly, James H. Sadler, John
P. More, Gilbert E. Losee, Tom Powell,
The Great Kartelh. Five Juggling Nor
mans, Don Herald Rosenthall. Edward
Roy, Geo. Trewellyn and Fourteen Great
Singers. Magnificent Scenery and an
Orchestra Composed Of Artists.
Evening Prices use. soc, Use and SI.OO
Matinee Priees..,.. use and soc
Seats on Sale at Red Cross Pharmacy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

New York. Aug. a11he convention
OF the American Eankers' association.
which IS to be held in CHS city Se9t.
l4. Ii ana 10, will be largely attended
by representative bankers from all
PARTS az the United states as Wen as
from Canaaa James 4 Branei, sec
retayy 81 tie association says letters
he already has received Indicate That
not less than 1000 out Of town dele
gates will be present
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

Base ball and politics are having a neck
and neck finish here in Vermont, with the
odds slightly in favor of base ball
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31
Pearson Goes Sack to Persia.

NeW York. Alle 81 Richmond Pear.
son, American minister to Persia. With
his family. has sailed on the steamer
Potsdam for Rotterdam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-08-31

soples, the largest paid circulation Of any
daily paper In this section.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
kz@AA
ConHFn1ed

The following We're confirmed at St
Peters Episcopal church Sunday even
ing:
Mrs. F J. Emmitt. Mrs. a. NJ. Ar
derry, Mrs. w. J. Harris. Mrs Alyce
Clifford, R. H. Mitchell. H. P, Clifford
and Misses. Lyle Burke, Jessie Schulz.
Jennie Emmitt. Anna Louise Ellis,
Irene Brougher and VIM. Van HUT
Walter Harris and Herbert Mulcahy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
After the Horses.

Yesterday Jim Boles and several OF
hers from Hobart Mills arrived in this
city on the way to Carson valley.
where they vii gather up the com
pany's horses preparatory to the sea
sons work. The big mill has started
on logs that We're banked in the fail
and from this time on there is no fear
Of blockades or other weather tr0u-
bles. The horses viii pass through this
city tomorrow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04

George B. Wiley and Miss Bessie
Shields were married in Reno Sunday
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
-k<GA
Notice to the Public.

| have taken the agency for the Troy
laundry of Reno, and am prepared to
serve the public with first class work.
Mr. Marks, who has been acting as
their agent for some time has con
Guided to leave Nevada and his pat
rons are anxious to keep up the agen-
cy, so l have concluded to take the
same and hope to continue giving therl
satisfaction.
Always bring your laundry on Moi
day and you will have it back the
same week. Don't think your private
washing will cost more by sending it
to Reno. You will find if anything, it
will be cheaper and better service. So
Letting your orders remain yours,
E. P. JAMES,
Leading Tonsorial Parlors
George B. Wiley and Miss Bessie
Shields were married in Reno Sunday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04

misied by the notice of appeal having
the word order instead of decision
and decree" The date of the docu-
ment appealed from, to-wit, 18th day
of November, 1908, was referred to il
the notice and the amount Of the fee
appealed from, to-wit, $1,000 was stated.
| There was no other order. decree or
decision filed On or about the time
mentioned. The notice Of appeal,
though indeed not following the exact
language Of the statute, was, we think.
sufficiently descriptive Of the docu-
ment and matter appealed from %
meet the requirements Of the statute
The cases cited other than the Cali
forDia cases in support Of the motion
are not applicable to the facts Of this
case. Those eases. go to the point that
the settlement Of an executors or adj
illustrators final account is binding
On all until reversed On appeal. That
is The object CT this appeal. to-wit to
| reverse on appeal the settlement of
! an administrators final account. The
binding force Of the settlement until
repealed is admitted; and for that rea-
/ son no doubt the appeal therefrom was
taken.
On the second question presented
! for decision. to-wit, the allowance Of a
counsel lee Tor the successful aDpd-
can't in an administration contest Tor
I letters OF aduinizration, the courts O.,
the various States Of the United STAT IS
are not harmonious. some holding sum
fees may be allowed and others uut.
| Among the decisions holding such fees
cannot be allowed. or implying that
they cannot may be cited Estate OF
simmons. -, Cal 54S: In Re McJEta-
nev. l12 California REPORTS at paca
4s5: Arhila against Burnett al CaIffa.-
mia. c59: estate Of Barton 5. Calif1 .
MIA Reports 81: Wilbur y. Wilbur II.
Wash f%a. In ne Estate Of eonlarl.
,.- MO Gas. Estate Of ,,,af Nicholson
! nevada. ..2: Iucich y. hIefin ,. New
-, a.. o-a t-.+,ra IF Nave. ,r.r.,n.
,.ioh < ~. 7c, ,roo,. o.a.o,. .,o.u.
r,,fab+ o7so no oi+.4 h-,+ j. i aaa.,,os
,,,,,,.oorsor,-
TIA of,oro ,,,o,,++o,,a1 casos so,oa of
a., o5oa~lv and soy,a ir,n,io1l,. cav
that . eaa - On a,+o,,oa, In, nr,c,.r-
mo 1o+.ar. If od.-icigt,o+i--, o.1r-,
~, o.l,-,,-oa ,.ho .roa.,.,:.,o, IF +t,e, .oo...
docs ,o+ v;,,o oo,,,,,7ara sa+isfaot,o,, ~
IN t., oona7nsi,-o,aes. vat in Wow 2
tho Foot that s,,ob 1,,s f,aa,, H., .,,,...
re +bi. co,,,,+ for 7oa,,lv qort, voare--
since 1eaz-a0d also the further fat
tGat in the briefs filed H. counsel 70.
re5Don1enIs nothing Whatever is urz-
ed AGAINST this view. indeed the SUD
iact is not in anv wav mentioned there
| in. we must hold the law to be as this
court has heretofore held il that such
2 fee cannot he allowed.
In the statement, On appeal settled
and allowed by the trial judge in this
case. il is clearly stated that the At
torney fee allowed, to-wit, $1,000, was
for procuring letters Of administrator
for VIM. Bowman This $1,000 must BE-
disallowed and stricken from the an
cunt Of the fee, to-wit, $3465.47, leayir2
the attorney fee only the sum Of
$27G547.
For the reason above stated it is OF.
Garod and 9di1dop6 that the rpSDon2
entS motion to dismiss the appeal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
"a

]. B. Williamson formerly assessor
Of White Pine county is reported in
serious condition from lung trouble
at San Jose.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
Photos.

The Carbon Studio is still turning
out good wok at the old stand oppo-
site the Capitol Reasonable prices on
amateurs work.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
SUPREME COURT DECISION.
Continued from I'd. Page.

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- 1000 .0..,.n-., 49,, eI-,, -
- - en1, aool,,,,t a,,, ..,,,lr+ 81 l... Cd
rofristrstion If said estate which ac-
comm -as for q final settlement and
ra,.sne, with aafa account filed 2 na-irf-
on for the final distribution of said as
tate
And said account ana petition this
dav coming on reaular1v-to be heard.
nroaf having been made 10 the salts
faction Of the court that the clerk haf
given notice Of the settlement Of said
account and the hearing Of said ne
tftfon. in the manner and for the time
required by the s5atnta-fn such case
made and Drovided: and ii appearing
that said account is in all respects
trua and correct and that it is s77}-
ported hv DroDar vouchers: Chene~.
Massey a. Smith filed objections 70
rba allovra.oca IF the attorney fees and
tba coprt aavfna heard the proofs AS
raa7rd tho attorney fees Of na7fania
Cr-Iar attorney for said estate maJa
90, or7or that said Partarafn rnrrar
10 and no &c allowed e2765. II for all
-,,..ioo. na.,a.,a o,a - ;,a ,a,5o,,a
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.erbo+ tho es+i,,otod a,nanzas Of
s,aui-,a, .ot,, out.+o ,,,f1I 1,o t],,, cum of
e4o
.rr,,o+ 4,,o rosid,,o If r,oro,- NOW IN
,.a..,-~af uail 1,,,i,,i.,,.,+,,. e II
80 $3.50 -, o,,5 - a,,,,oa,f.,-~ +l,,+
-, or.4..- I'D ao7-+e o-.oi,,z+ cold ID.
o.,o,- -, +,-o. or-,soid os+a+. ana
I'll dot+s ovna,,eas -and charaae Of ad-
,,,iri.+ra+io, hove hoo, fnlIv maid md
li.obonood ond that eaid estate is
rood,- fo. distribution and in = con
a,4ia, - bo o1osod II ;s or1arod adj
+,,a,~ad and 7ocrooa +ba+ tho said final
- IF cold administrators, he and
49, oo,,,o &c oot+1oa allowed and an
,,,.o,-od &c nor tho orders bereinbefore
r,o,+iorod and that the residue Of said
oe+o+o harnfnafter narticuIar1v descrln-
cd and any other nronertv not now
7,nou-n or discovered which NAV be-
1o,, OTTO tho said estate or in which the
cold estate NAV have any interest he
o,d tho eor,o ie barnhy distributed as
fo,1o7,,e, ,, o+c-
rrbis docron was flied on the 18th
d.y IF Novanober 1903 and it's lar.
:. GA :. o.,7o,.o5 ,5+,,sgeso57 s,,7
dooroe5 that tho said final account C
cold od,,,irie+ra+or ha and tho same IS
eottlod allowed and affirmed" This
1o,,c,,oo,o oi,-oc tbo document the full
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04

~ z..-z,, 49,. zll.=z.s.z
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
Bclllnap, c. J.
Talbot. J.

Filed April 80. 1904.
w. G. Douglass, Secretary Of State and
eX-officio Clerk of the Supreme Court
By j. w. Sitton, Deputy.
Filed with printer for publication
April 80. 1904
w G. Douglass, Secretary of State AMI
ex-ofhcio Clerk Of the Supreme Court
By J. W. Sitton, Deputy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-05-04
J. 2. AIEDER,
GEORGE w KEITH,
Secretary and CCt-ctOr. I'm
OFF For the Mines

Yesterday morning Supt. C.'cor3. &
4. Plumpton, of Buffalo, Ecr YORK,
and E. B. Ierington were , .arrures
for Hawthorne, where the v.ll IL
sDect the workings Of the aar mil
at the Consolidated Esmera'da. Mr..
Plumpton is enc Of the heaNv holders
and now that bullion is CONF n from
the mines, he wants TO be o. .-e scene
Of action.