davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17
Good Hope Bay Mining Co.

bar mobto0et neoenfanenoe ubtnleie fra Sr g s. ebrrfnn1n, Weden al 6rmdet
1obep & Gbdnanen Cabinet Co. SO 6bubia ct, Chicago.
Sr G6rHianRn uur en- af 3Onpa9nHts fWe @ftion9rer, o8 iom ct efsenpd pd
bans 5Mo til port Nhforea9nbe ian uRones, at ban iauuel iom De 1ee at ooea III
be Qtionerr, ienere bar forbobet fit oprinoei9e Snofuo iamme
Sr GbritfanRn er pdhnbt bInnbt Sfunotnauerne pna @rnno of be forf1i9e Shl
inaerb han tuotu .er @el0puu6ebens o9 auens 8jenefe het ban b. a. fun9erer iom
1neftgr for ben Qurfsqutb. misunderstanding o9 bet @orf2utb hilbert omsbiem,
iodom ban er 9runee or geblebems &th gbho9os o9 enbon, iom tenoer ban, po,
at ban aDria nil nane lit 0aun ct uiMiomt gmO.
Sm nbininmmnm liner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

6ipttt9r. st m9rteligt
llbelb ramte forl'oenGadroejet 2orp
I Rpbel beb Sjortf9r, Do ban git noe
I FIN aoItalO. !5an inubleoe, falot
90 forpreb oerpeb 9alien, iua ban
life funbe bep9ge 6oreoet os hcooe
frnaieli9e Smerter. corp Isgte
ftrots Sjelp Dos ben betenbte gen=
braoslage pautien / 9amorup, Der
tonItaterebe ct ufdrliet 9ruo PAD
6uIsbpirblerne. corp ital I Jslge
,,Siembal" dGersoe pare / COB Be
bring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

9rBns. - Gn Iorgfulo pinIe
feireoe @odrbeier % &sbmano 4ns
Drsos Guno og 6uitru Der / 8pen.
2Gqteporret, Der bar o9ret gift / TO
Qor, b1bbe TO 8srn, at builte bet
1nqite, Der fun bar no9le Wddneoer
sammelt, iorbf9iteoes ifoite Onsoag,
Og MI pinieOag afgit bet aloite Deb
0spen 1pm 5slge al aig9oite.
&grfelsu6elo. 5srIte pin
Ieoaa billie 8aaroejer 9nub Q.Goa!o
Ser ! 8nen fsre uo. Wens aarlen
5pGnbte t6eitene for, tog ire al gers
meme Ytobs paa 8ognen. Pluoieli1
bier 9nrene ftp % lob lebIt meo
R~erttsiet og De ire Smaa. 3iliioIt
ualttbe 8ognen. De to at 8srnenc
lap meb StrGtten og nogle Strom4
mer. Oct enc forilog imiolertio Or
men / ben GRAB. iau bet MATTE uns
Der 2G9ebebdnoling. Ia ingen al
2Gqernt | St9rb9t bar bjemme, bler
bet tert iii Qeoi9tteren | 8olindp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

QBqumtlofter. uograbs
Rinoerne poa 5ornitoo, Der er fore
tagne unber 2ebelie al MuiGumsin-
Ipttgr Rotbmann fra &iel, er nj
forslsbis afIuttebe. Man pil Dec
igen tose fat til G%fterdaret og fac
uoerape en- anoen itor &egrap
3 ben nu unberisgte @rap bar mar
funbet nere 3ins fra StenalOeren
1Galeoes en- fmutt u~Oar6eioet Strios.
sie, to Glinteftensfpp6ipioier os er
Harp 6tinteitenstnip.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

SinQlep. - Stiaalen So =
en- ubelbie 3po. Isl. No. Den q.
Uloi tom en- ung Mano ino til Qpts
tionotor Serenien / 3in9leb og fuls
6so en- 80 for 100 Mart. 0u 81
rsnisn forpt. at aosn bar oobbelt iad
meoet barb. tog ban W}anben ino til
Rare co Bier Iaa enig meo BAN ON
100 U}ort; men Ida pttbe Wunoen
ftrois bare penge for at tomme meo
Soqet. Ssrenien foreaab. at fan
fsrit Tube til gpen for at 6ente ben
&c 90 meIote faa Sugen til politiet.
gfter at QmtsforItdnoeren 6abbe
opto9et QrOtofol, blep Der t~elegrdferet
til 9enbiren ! 5umbsl, al boent
Mnnben foregao at bube tsbt Seen.
og bos bpem ban tiente. Men inoen
Miooog tom 5orpdgter !9dnien al
Stubbot, Der bar &oens Giermunb.
8sen par ON Ratten bleben i%tiudlen
fra bans Mdrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

ia. W(tHoe1lrlTl Dill SetH9dIpI Ses
perrin Sngemann. s 9%unbrebaaret
efter bans 5ebiel, af Ri6arbt pes
~terien. 30 Sioer, tnbbunben.
g}t6fat fra $1.70 til $1.30.
215. 2ipet paa 2an0et. Stitbrin9er
af &nton RieIien. 185 Sf6er i
OmHug. ReoIat fra Soc. til 40c.
GIG. Gre Hope1er at gmil Marriot.
5orfatter til Den 9ejitlt9e 0pb".
0oerfat of u. 8ierulf. 231 Siber,
i Omffug. RebIat fra $1.35 til
Soc.
218. SmaaIfrifter til Optpsning for
8riitre. uogibne at Yrof. Or. Gre
berit Rielfen. pabens ufejlbdrbeb,
5re grebe fra s. BON Seninger.
Meb Sn6lebninger og Nnm9rtnin>
ger. 40 Siber, / Omifug. Hebfut
fra 3Oc. til zoe.
219. Smau 0igts, at life 9irfebul.
Meb ct 5ororO at $. 9ert36orn.
95 Stber. Rebiut fra 40c. til 15c.
800. Moa ban tomme2 Snterisr / en-
att. Of Qnna aierulf. Opfsrt
fprIte Sang Oeb GsitToreItiaingen
paa 0dgmartbeatret / 4nlebning al
a~binbsrnes Uplifting fra 5ortio og
Hutto 1895. 80 Siber, / SmfIag.
Rsbiot fra zoe. til Sc.
221. 2utbers 5aitepreoitener. Hebe
Iat fra 65c. til 25c.
222. Soreordg og Optegnelier al g.
5. Sermanien. Meb 5Ororb al
9ubbig Sdrpber. 80 Sioer, / Om'
flag. 9ebiat fra 40c. til zoe.
223. Bernhard Seberin Sngemanrs
9igteritilling og 0i9terOerf, al
Sens Nsrgaarb. 1875 Siber, / On.
flag. Iebiat fra $1.20 til 60c.
224. 9umpen msnem SOBER cg arii
ne. Gn biitoriit H~ebegerelie tilliqe.
meb en- aeOnebste9nin9 at Ssraela
Ben, Stefun S9utt3, al 8. 6. M1
ling, Sogneprait. 1914 Sioer,
OmiIug. ReoTat fra $1.00 til SOC.
225. Sra bet attenoe Nurbunbrebe.
Of G6r. Nrent3en. 1913 Siper,
SmIIug. HeoIat fra $1.OO til 35c,
226. Striften og SoerleOeringen
fremitinet / beres ebdngeliife Sam.
men6an9, at 5. 9alubunsMiias
QroOit og SognepraIt. 317 Sioer,
/ OmIGa9. ReOiat ira $500 til
4Oc.
227. Snoioibudlisme og Socidlisme,
el1er 6oorlebes bet bdnife Sdmfunt
FOR 5ioen ar6ejoer. Of 5r. 9rebs.
Sartrpt al n5nns StiftstiOenoe'
fra 27. Sanuur til 4. @prit 1872
NeOfat fra $1.OO til Doc.
228. De bimmeIffe Sing. &riitelis'
getragtninger, at emanuel gobn
Sognepreit / ltlIo og 8itere9ebe
It's Siber, / Omilag. Nebfut fra
S1.OO til SOC.
231. Den banife 8irfeIags 5ortams
per Saco6 SIR. 2inbberg. st Mins
beifrift, at 5rebertf Npgaoro. Met
Sdcob SIR. 9inbbergs 8iqebe. sc
Siber / Smifag. Rsofat ira Coz
til 25c.
232. Om Sfriftemddf % @lterganf
/ beres ffriftmaSfige og tirtetiitoris
tie Sorbofo til binanoen, at Sacof
6olm, Sognepr9It til 8aoum. Is
Siber. Nebiat fra Toe. til sc.
233. Dor 5erres Seiu &riiti Sem
tomIt. 9i6e(esninger ODER Mat.
tb9us Goangelium, aapitet "a
bolbte / 4bpentstiben 1887 at g
9st56e, Sognepreit / Srebericia
SO Stber, / Omilag. Nebiut fro
30c. III 2Oc.
235. 2ipet efter 0soen. @n fort pe'
pular OberOeielie at be triitelis'
0ogmer: Den epige 5orosmmelie'
og Del ebiee 2ib" / TorbinbelI,
meo 5roen pdd Ompenbelie eftel
Dsben. 80 Siber, / Omflas. 0eo'
lat fra 20c. til Sc.
236. Odnmort, preuslen og pragers
frebens paragraf 3. 4f 8ilbeln
9irteodl. 27 Sioer, / Omnas
Rebfat fra 15c. til Sc.
237. Den triitelige @isbeb eler oSro:
ems fuloe 5oroisntn9". of Ottf
MsGler. 101 Siber, inbbunoen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

Sets. ~Sioebrano. On
USorgenen ben %. Mai peo 5otiben
blep 8eboerne p9ttebe al 8ranobors
nets ~ubpggelige 5oner og airtetlof.
tens alemten. Der bar nemlig sps
itaaet Slolss | Smeo Sanfens Glen
bonn | Gtdgen obenpaa. 6por Gjeren
og Straopermeiter 2unb bar 9ebos
elfeslejligbeber. Sloen er opituaet |
9unos 2eiligbeb.
0a Soft tom til, Hog 2uerne bit
| 8ejret, men ba 0ulet par t9ttet meo
5agiten, blep man temmelig burtig
!6erre oper Slben.
Beboerne bar TONNE uo | en- Start,
og Smeo 5anien fiji 1T Snobo uo.
OgIaa-bos 2unbs bleD en- Del rebbet.
Dog 6lep bet reboebe bos begge en-
Del rampOneret. Sos 2unb brGnbtt
nogIe Stptfer 3ei og flere alehe-
ordgter, Der par unoer Qrbeibe. 2ioe-
leoes br9note bos bam en- Del Sp.
BAT os Gisarsr. Sloen formenes OPP
itaast enten fra often, Der benitob
en- aaSie, eqer fra Strpseopnen. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

BOP So9n. - 0ebsfdlo. =
5 qsrooos aftes (21. MaD osOe
pluoIeli9 Qmtsforitunber u. Wies
Isnbanger ! Bon. 9un og bans 6u,
Itru oar / 8pen bos en- Ssiter, bpor
ban tlogete ober Smerter / ben ere
Qrm. !9on git oerfor biem og / Sen9
og 100 iod inb for lite at pudgne
mere.
M~ielenranger bar, Itsnt tpitiinoet,
ust libt al be fleite / Sognet, ou ben
ftilepe fig oslpiaig oper for be odnits
Fnbeoe. 6un bar ogIua mango San
&c / Selftab forlangt Sdngen Seq
CT en- Iimpel 8onoemdnb", Iom ban
fang meb al fulo Strait; ban fanot
I bsnne Gang life noget op6ioienbe.
Nieien0on9er bar rsgtet mango 3ils
liOshperb, i~triper o5lensbor9 @pis.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

Sf9r6@t. = 9ttter 5or6sr. =
5reoag ben 27. Maj oenteoes en-
observation-disclosures til StGr6Gt
Der itdl nemlig afbolOss 5orbsr pao
y0e9ns 6otel". efter 6igenoe an.
9adenoe puitor SucobIcns 5ortio.
ROgIe al fOe tillagte @iOner ifal bo
mspe 81. 8 ON Morgenen.
DEN tDfte ganf. Zen tio.
ligere 4mtsforitanber !6r. Dintet
BON QoIers fliigel Der / gpen fdl pG.
re bleoen odIgt iom 8ant6eitprer
Steoet for - 9r. S6aoe, Der maa-
tie er traaOt tiI6aoe fom 5slge al
iioite gantproces beb Qanbsretten
5lens6org.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

6elo bar bet, at gejret bar title,
ellers funoe Der bare oaret Sure 10.
De pmiig9enoe itraatdtte 8p9ninger.
I'D 5fott. G9m0.) Zen "a.
Rai bar S~toleraaoet / Sells forium=
let meo areositoleinipettpren fer al
orefte 0pfereIien al en- M Stole /
8iItrittet. Sra Sells 5rOlbtar bar
ggrnene 6 ailometer til Sells StoIe,
ION be 6ioinoti( bar beIogt. 9ige=
feoes bar 98rnene fra Sperz Sells
lang Del til Stolen j SperzGert. BET
er nuMeningen at 6p99e en- Sfole Tor
oisie to gner. 9d Sells 5rol6f9r er
ben folterigeite al De TO 8per, boloer
Stoleraabet paa, at Stolen Ifdl 6pqz
ges Der pg er piGig til at poe De oertil
neopenbige Mtoler. Stclembnoi96ez
perne 6plber oerimob pad, at Stolen
lfat bDg9es / ODersSels, ioet De 6Rp-
Der, at Der meo 3ioen btl 6lipe big
get enStation meo3oloi teb peb 5ar4
risgaurb, og at Der / iad 5ilf9loe bill
bli9e boidt fua mango 5amilier Der,
at Ter maa tages !6enipn BERTH peo
geItemmelien al Stolens 8eliggen=
beb. Deb ooenn9bnte Mtebe lpffeoea
bet life at forene De to Nnituelier
Iaaleoes, at mar tom til ct enoeligt
Refultat.
@rdmbD b. - 5pperi. : 81.
2(p.) 4nben pinieoag 6Gep Der bos
@eitgioer S6miot / @rambn forsOet
3Doeri at TO Gbtler. Den enc Gbta
le (W}9rtet oPdnt6er"), tilbsrenot
Sobannes 2uno at @eitrup, en- for
bolbspis COB Gptle til en- 89rbi al
g6bt bunbreoe Wart, er en0nu ittt
funoen. Den unOen GptGe, Der bar
minOre oarbifutb, fanbtes fort efter
benilengt pdu @an9itien efter @run
til. 5poen bar maaite opoa9et at
Gptlen bar minbre go6, og life oi1et
ile6e ben meb l9ngere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

5tensborg. Gn Morber
benaaoet. Isl. Qnn.) aaaoner Sans
len al 5peO Stoo, Iom / 1875 bleD
bsmt til Oeben for at bape for
giOet i'm Some. men ienere at ben
tpIte aejier 6leo benauoet til lips-
odrigt 5ugtbus, er MI, efter at babe
tiI6ragt 20 2(ar i 3ugt6uiet blepen
benuaoet. Oct er Oireftionen for
3ugt6uIet I Rensborg, Der paa
8runo at bans gobe Spfsrfel 6apbe
inoIenot en- 4niegning ON genaab.
ming. SITTER telegraph Nnorbninq
fra ben berb9renbe Statsdbpotatut
bleO 5u9t6usfanaen pinielsroag Iat
pud fri Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

Seg9eluno. - ltlDttestilfpls
De. - 8d Gntemaoam Selt's 5jene-
ltepige og 5aurise 8atter of Stensz
fro ben 81. Mai biloe tsre meo Mplz
teSo9nen / Warten for at malte 9ss
erne, itob bun al 8o9nen for at aabz
ne ct 2eo. Soften, en- CANNED from
ponnp, git bu noget til Chen for at
tage Jig en- Munbfulo @ras, berOeb
o9lteoe M9Iteoognen Og 0eiten meo,
men oes b9rre falot Barnet naturligs
ois al @ognsn os faa ubs!eis, at
0eItsn fdlot open puu og br9bte
Barnet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

Seft. - Sire Gam fit for npIi9
ct 6aar, %tit6srenoe @aarbeier q.
Risien. 0a Mooeren lite pitoe tenoes
oeO bet iierOe, iom par fpagt, ituloe
pet oe99es op, men Del gil o9Too
euarligt. Saa fit en- @eo to &io,
Iom oeoe, % man latte MI 9ammet
ben til geben, JON moOerlig tager fig
al bet, og nu tribes / 5glge ~. g."
2dmmet goot,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

5tensborg. Q~fritaneren8
pengs. = 81. No. Som meboelt.
~itriper o0tm." bleo en- Rat / pinien
en- 3e%gne6og, Der efter 5oregipenoe
inOebolot benOeo 10000 Wart / aons
tanter og 8Groipapirer, borte for en-
as6manb 5ubler fra @raaiten, fom
/ en- lang 4arr9tfe bar spret 6oiat
/ Spodfrita og MI bar biemme pod
9eisg. 0a Manben boobe iol6et en-
Del meo nogle unge 5Dre, aniog
man, at en- al oisie baOoe faaet QnIt
til bans mango penge. SITTER bpao
Der nu meooeles | ct berp9renoe tpIt
9ldo, bar en- Stone funbet 3egneboz
gen meo pengene pdd en- Bent Dor
5rue Stop og a~fleberet ben til @alt
giDer Senie oeruoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

&tipleO. - st llr uben @iers
mdno. (6mb.) Bag en- 8anf I Bar
ceGiit 54omIens !6us poa segaaross
mart fanbt man forIeben ct CONNIE
Ut meo aGOe. paa 8Gnten 6dpbe
Der tort fsr iibOet en- @aga6ono, Der
bar 6lepen drreiteret for 9iggeri. "a
llrets 6iermano er u6etenbt. maa
net %altages, at ben Qrreiterebe 6or
l%tjadlet lret ct eqer anbet Steo pg
bar lagt bet ira Jig. for al bet life
Ituloe blioe funoet bos bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

6elo bar bet, at 9ejret bar title,
eQers funoe Der 6ape oaret Sure 10,
De omiiggenoe itraatatte 8pgningeF.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-06-17

.Or. 0DrUIlnIIleh lIYel;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15
Rails for Street Car Line.

Two cars loaded with rails arrived
in this city from the east yesterday
morning for the street railway com
pany between this city and Sparks ana
are the first instruments Of rails to al
rive and the company is huTrying 10
get them unloaded SO as to begin wOrh
as soon as possible.
The ties for the new electric lI0a
have already arrived and before this
week has passed the wOrI1 Of buiid-
ing the road viii have started. Dr.
Reid, who has charge OF the WORK,
says that he has arranged for all the
grading necessary and that lar.e
force of men will be Immediately pvt
to work. The rC,.d will need compare
lively no grading and it will only take
a few weeks to y the rails.
All the directors So that the road
will be completef, and ready to carry
passengers between Reno and the
little town to the east before the
month of October has passed They
have arranged to have the cars Tor
the road shipped from San Francisco
as soon as the road is ready. The
cars have already been purchased All
are only waiting orders to be shippe1
Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
For Week Ending September ~, 1904.

Carson City, New, Sept 10, 1904
Warm and generally clear weather
prevailed throughout the State dur
ing the past week Temperatures
averaged ABOVE normal with excess
sive sunshine On few days No rain
or frost during the week. The wealth ar
conditions were exceptionally favor
able for harvesting operations and
the maturing Of corn, potatoes, fruits
and vegetables. The harvesting of
hay and grain is drawing to a close,
except in Elko and White Pine coun-
ties, where the work is progressing
rapidly. In tie western division OF
the State thasning and hay baling
are in progress. A fine fourth CROP
Of alfalfa is being cut in Lincoln coun-
ty. Potatoes are doing we'll and a fine
crop is expected in all districts Ap-
pies. pears and plums are reported to
be better than usual and good GRO IS
are being gathered. Garden truck IS
tUrage is good and stock OF all kin Is
are doing well. irrigation water is
reported to b. quite plentiful in mos
districts.
Carson City warm Week. with
a maximum OF 81 On the Eth and 2
minimum of A On the 18th; no rain.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15
tfsts
White Pine v'c"'t 77y the Bills.

The Commissioner Of White Pin2
county this vel rejected the claims
of EIko county. the Utah & Nevada
Stage Compan- and p. ? Cannon oc
Cherry Greek in matters connected
with the taking Il Armstrong AMI
Thomas from the TlEo jail to the
White Pine county jail at Ely, AMI
from which the two prisoners escap ad
July 4th. Armstrong and Thomas had
confessed to stealing horses in Elk0
county, and would have certainly been
sent up fer that crime, but some #
the people around Cherry Creek. who
mad been robbed Ct several things
thought they had enough evidence
against the two men to convict them
Of robbery and arranged for their re-
m0v9i 20 \. hite Pine county. TIE
Com missioners Of tie latter county ra-
fuse to nav the bills growing out cf
the transaction. and Thomas and
Armstrong are still at liberty.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15

Wordsworth is now entirely off the
main line The order causing all
trains TO go over the new route went
into effect yesterday. Heretofore all
west-bound passenger trains have pass
ed through the town. The only CON-
munication with the outside world
frore now on viii be by means IF the
tub accommodation trains from Wais-
vCrth to the junction.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15

Major George W. ingalls, has ten
dered his resignation as secretary of
the Nevada Chamber Of Commerce
and it has been accepted and o. A
Dockham is filling the place Temporal
rily.
The game season opens today and
the boys have all hiked to the hills
or lake.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15
Silver Party Meeting.

All members OF the Silve1 Party
who are interested in the selec .i1h Ci
delegates to be voted for at the pm
aries, are requested to meet at he
Court House ON Friday evening at
s O'Clock, when is delegates will be
selected Candidates for office should
be On hand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15

J. B. Bale of Eureka has received
7 letter from S. Miglarini, who went
he SAYS a bad condition Of affairs ex-
lists in Alaska this year. Water IS
scarce and on this account work Is
slack, and many of the people WHO
rushed there in the opening Of the
season are stranded. Times generally
are renOrted very dull
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15
SMOOTH HORSE 6uIER.
5-y2 f-r Z Ca:i Al e animals With
I'd ca3cks.

EUREKA. Ne. September 10
st weelE 4 htGse bu4er visited Ell,
ma county. and his hign-handed AMI
IL .a:g H-et-c~2 Il plying mis- traie
-.si" -. Tue icNest buyer seen
n 'aes2 :'-4tG. ttis name is /. Ter.
Gc:1g 70 tle w-sssf. pat II the
court. he purchased; tweaty-l head
Ct hcfse5 from Dan Morrison. William
El2t. Be- CarTiiti and Andy Ilol.cks
II ::i"''-: ranging from Sc to 81
*Gaa. M. :-oUcks received cash from
the few horses he sold Inner. Mr..
hAoTri@Ol: came into Eureka before tnc
horses ~-ere let go and upon inauicy
At the hank learned that llnmer hai
T. -: L.: ra.> s.t there.
49, ...'r5-E "&~- accordingly TAX
3 ...saori Station IN the e. & p.
... --.-..t.' = ..t:,scie- ct las week
g. "ro~f. ?, Tan-cs Iramer g:yin. III
"a '.7..- c..-'..- n the Eureka County
III. C,.t.ct.,a E,ss delayed for a
~ sar@ ar rr':.;l the checks wera
-, ~. ! Z, ,;sa leua f,r payne y
there ~as 10 money to pay them.
--or --~-Gg t.., I:afsos started IA
'".r :.@~. .'~~.or cs.,o hack 70 IN
.s12- drsFr c,t Ell The mcna- ne hal
n the bank and left town.
yTE- ,aror.. bow, I,,,,, 40, - d..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-09-15

Miss Effie Latta of Carson has be III
appointed teacher in Sonoma district
Humboldt county. slx,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-05
LUMBERMEN MAY JOIN
BOARD OF TRADE IN BODY.
Committees from Two Bodies Are to
Consider Matter.

Committees from Two Bodies Are to
Consider Matter.
A movement is on foot for the ANAL
gamation of the Savannah Lumber
Exchange with the Board of Trade.
A meeting of the lumbermen was
held Tuesday, when the proposition
was discussed, and when a committee
was appointed to confer with a COM
mittee from the Board of Trade.
The lumbermen's committee consists
of Mr.. William B. Stillwell, chairman;
Mr. Frank J. Garbutt and Mr.. w. F.
Baker. The Board of Trade has not
yet appointed its representatives, but
will do so in a day or so.
1t is believed that the amalgama-
ton of the organizations will prove
good thing for both. The prestige of
the Board of Trade would lend much
weight to any efforts that might be
inaugurated affecting the lumber trade,
while, as the Lumber Exchange has
large and influential membership, its
addition TO the membership of the
Board of Trade would be a decided
gain to that organization. 1t is prob
able that should the merger be effect
ed the lumbermen will have several
representative committees, such as
those on trade conditions, inspection
and arbitration.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-05
SCORED STRIKER IN
IMPOSING SENTENCE.
Judge Norwood Fined C. E. steven
son $50, without Costs.

Judge Norwood Fined c. e. steven
son $50, without Costs.
In the City Court yesterday Judge
Thomas Norwood imposed sentence on
c. E. Stevenson, one of the strikers of
the Electric company, convicted of in
terfering with a non-union man who
went to take a strikers place.
The conviction was secured just pre-
vious to the adjournment of the court
for the previous term, and sentence
was postponed. With the verdict of
guilty the jury returned a recommen-
dalton for mercy.
In pronouncing sentence Judge Nor
wood scored the methods of the strik-
eEs. you do not appreciate the enor-
nifty of your crime" he said, land may
think that the light sentence which l
shall impose is a heavy one, Unless
conditions were reversed, and you were
the man, with a wife and family to
support, whom strikers would not per-
init to earn a livelihood, you could not
see your act in its fullest extent and
realize the enormity of your crime.
The jury saw fit to recommend you
to the mercy of the court. Were it not
for this recommendation I should i'm
pose a much heavier sentence Under
the circumstances, / will impose a light
fine. The sentence of this court is that
you pay fine of $50, without costs of
prosecution"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-05
MORE TROUBLE COMES
TO THE ROUGH RIDER.
Herman Coal Company Lays Claim
to Pumps, Tackle, Etc.

Herman Coal Company Lays Claim
to Pumps, Tackle, Etc.
More trouble drifted down to the
dredge Rough Rider yesterday when
another claim on it's pumps, tackles,
appurtenances, ETC., was filed in the
United States Court. Only few days
ago a New York concern, which claims
to have furnished the pumps now used
on the dredge laid claim for $3.50 and
interest.
The latest claimant is the Herman
Coal and Wood Company of this city
According to their allegations they
furnished the Rough Rider with coal
and supplies of an aggregate value of
$2,508.77. The intervening libel asks
that the pumps, tackle, appurtenances,
ETC., of the dredge be turned over to
the company in payment of this al
legged debt.
The Herman Coal and Wood Com
pany also filed an intervening libel
against the dredge John Babcock, lay
ing claim to her tackle, pumps and
appurtenances. The claim is made on
an alleged debt of $4,171.2S, claimed
to he due on coal and supplies fur
nished by the complaining company.
Bond has been given in both cases by
the masters of the dredges.
An intervening libel to the libel of
Robert Cassidy and others against the
dredge John Babcock and the dredge
Rough Rider was filed by G. w. Ros-
signol. The complainant wants the
tackle, pumps and appurtenances of
both dredges turned over to him in
payment of an alleged debt of $26305.
The answer of the Rough Rider to
the first suit brought against it was
filed. The answer admits that the
New York concern furnished the
pumps but sets up that the dredge
owners have paid all that was due on
them save $275. In view of this, the
court is asked to allow the owners of
the dredge to pay the 1915 still due
and to dismiss the libel of $3.50, plac-
ing the costs of the case on the libel
LIANT