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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-26

Manu. May 24-The following teachers
have been employed for the coming
school year in the Manti public schools;
Edgar T Reid. Chr.sten Axelsen. y. W
Anderson. Ethel Nelson. EuuiCe MadSen,
Eta Bradford, Alta Brown. Bell futile,
Cora Anderson. Josie MUnk-
Miss Helen Lowr.-. daughter of Mrs
Maria Lowry of this city, passed away
Yesterday morning at the Latter-day
Saints hospital Appendicitis was the
complaint from reports. and she died
from the effects The remains are eX-
Dccted herr todsx Decea sed was a
Young woman. around her 10Th year and
had been away from Manu for some
time She was. while here. a highly
respected Young lady, having many
friends and associates who will feel ex-
Ceedingly sorry to hear of her death
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-26
DRAWING OF JURORS
TIE Serve During June Term of Court
in Cache County-Suit
For Divorce.

Logan. May 25--The following list Of
jurors for the June term of the district
court was drawn today;
George II. Bradshaw Heber G. Parker
and John /. Baxter of WeilsVllle-
James P. Law. ?. o Hansen and John
a Macarthur of Paradise
Ham NayIor. MOrOni Price and H L
Petersen. of Smithfield-
Joseph C Anderson. l. G IhOTSen and
y. J. Nielsen. of MyTum-
William l. Allen and r A Rawlins,
of lewiston
Reuben perkes and William Purscr Of
HYDE Park
Andreas Petersen Of Logan and William
Catmun of Benson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-26
Pure FOOD, Good Health and surnett's
SCHOOL TEACHERS EMPLOYED.

Vanilla are synonymous. No commission
ever questioned the purity of Burnett s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-26

give Mrs. Ida S->oot Dusenberry the
opera house in the afternoon for her
kindergarten class exercises.
Judge Booth held court in Hvber to-
day.
4 daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs William !. Snow All well
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08

iberia a certain tract Of land meas
uring 9 20 for ba, que,,e. Con
sideration, $75.
Rosa Mestayer wife of lemon
Occur to Corporation of New
Iberia a certain lot Of land, meas
urlng 2 x ~ for banq"ette, Con.
sheraton, $75.
VIM 6 Di>ch to Castor Andre 2
certain lots of land measu ring As Z
l2S in Lewis Addition in the town
of New Iberia. Consideration,
$l85.
Coralle Darby Widow s NJ Darby
Estate ct ais to Gabriel Darby a
certain lot of land measuring 80
acres near the town of New Iberia.
Partition.
Coral,e Darby Widow ) NJ Darby
Estate ct ais to Miss Coralle Darby
a certain lot of land, measuring SO
acres near the town of Jeanerette.
Partition.
Coral,e Darby Widow S NJ Darby
Estate ct ais u Leon Sere ct ais a
certain lot of land measuring G63
acres near the town of Jeanerette.
Partition.
CoraI,e Darby Widow s M Darby
Estate ct ais to Paul Darby GER
tam lot of land measuring "a acres
and a small triangle at Oak tree
near the town of New Iberia.
Partition.
CoraIie Darby Widow s NJ Darby
Estate ct ais TO Miss FeIlcie De
Blanc q certain tract Of land meas
uring 70 3e-1sO acres and IL acres
near New Iberia. Partition.
Coralle Darby Widow S NJ Darby
Estate ct als to Octave Darby a
certain tract of land measuring 663
near New Iberia. Partition.
IN Darby Wild Estate ct ais to
George Darby a certain tract OF
land measuring Az acres n, ar the
town of New iberia. Partition.
New Iberia Milling 4 Develop
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08

mtnt Co Ltd to Jules Drc, fu- 7
certain lots of land, with all TIC
buildings including the Rice Mali
and improvements all place ct
Broussard d Occur III the town ot
New iberia. Considers ion, $25, 900.
At,akapas Milling & Mtg 20 !"
Albert Estorge a certain lot OF lard
in Loreauville known as Loresu'
vile Gin including all improve
men,s. Consideration, $4,000.
New iberia Milling & Develop.
ment Co t. A J Suberbielle IA lot'
Of land and all the mschlmry
known as ihe Oil Mill and Tin
property. Consideration, $4a,cOo.
Ernest David to ltene Viatof
all his interest in cer'a'u lot OF
land measuring about So arpen's
near New iberia. Consideration
1878.
A A TheriOt 10 Z II Theron
contents in store near Morb'bsn'
Consideration, 800.
J w Shelby to Agr'coIe Ol''e'
certain lot of land measuring
arpents more or less in ibers
Parish. Consideration, $500.
Mrs. Llzzie w Booksh to Fei'1
Scbexhaydnr certain lot OF 'a0'
measuring 1872 xl32. Cons'0e's'
ton, $500.
Jeantretle Lumber and ShiDg'e'
Co Ltd to Louis Provost cer's"
lot Of land near Jeanerette Lot ~
Il Consideration, $3.50.
ELienne Badeaux ct ais TO Mo'''
and joseph Bideaux a certain ''
of land measuring about 100 srPsp'
more or less, Parish OF ioe""
Consideration $I636.70.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08

depth, more or less, and bounded
north BY the property Of Miss M l.
Fasnacht, south by Hopkins street,
east by property of MIRA. August
Eratb and west by ST Peter street,
for the construction Ct $50 square
feet of Sidewalk at Is, 90 per square
foot, 200 llHaal feet of curb at 54,9c
per llneal teet and Al square feet Of
driveway $40 Jss;sper square toot'
CONSTRUCTED along said above de-
,crIbsd property, making total of
S2G3.4l, of winch sum the said } 4
A Cpurrege have paid 90 per cent
sh, or s52 Gs, receipt whereof
! Foulke- q Forbes have acknowl
ed -ed TO have received, leaving a
balance due by said J e. A Cour
rege Of 1910 73.
Be it further ordained, that said
various sums shall be due and payable
in one, two, three, tour and five years,
from date hereof with 6 per cent in
terest per annum, payable annually
and for which indebtedness. a certlt
cate thereof has this day issued, which
certificate is paraphed for indentltica-
ton with this ordinance Of lien, privi-
| lege and mortgage.
, Be it further ordained, etc, that a
certified copy Of this ordinance shall
be recorded IN the office Of the Clerk
of Court Of Iberia Parish, La, which
recordation shall operate as a special
lien, privilege and mortgage against
the properties above described, which
lien, privilege and mortgage shall
prime all other liens privileges and
mortgages that may bear against said
properties, save those dne for taxes tc
the State.
This Lien, privilege and mortgage
is executed under Act Np.~43 of the
Acts of the. General Assembly of the
State OF Louisiana of 1904, approved
June 10Th, 1904, and is Supplemental
Of the ordinance of December 9Th
1904, recorded in the Office OF the
| Clerk of Court and Elk offic1o Re
corder of Iberia Parish, La, in mortg
age book A, -, folio 3l3. and the can
collation. of this lien, privilege and
and mortgage ipso. facto, but not un
til then cancel said mortgage record
ed in said mortgage book A, 10, folio
3l3, to the extent, and in SO far as il
affects the properties recited herein.
q Be it furthur ordained, ETC., that the
certificate ofindebtedness issued to said
Foulkes & Forbes, for said amount
| by the Mayor of the City of New lbe
ria, be paraphed for Identification with
this ordinance.
Thus done. passed and signed and
the seal affixed on this 3rd day OF
July, 1905. G. c. LAUGHLIN, Mayor
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08

1t was moved by Mr.. Fisher
seconded by Mr.. Renoudet and
carried that the salary paid Mr..
Alex Chargois as deputy police
officer of the City of New Iberia
Of twenty dollars per month be
discontinued from the LIST day OF
July, 1905.
The matter of the erection of a
small building by Mr.L Delcambre
on Weeks Street presumably with
in the fire limits without a permit
and contrary to said ordinance was
stated to the Council-When it
was moved by Mr.. Indest, second
ed by Mr.. Renoudet and carried
that this matter be referred to the
Street and Bridge Committee.
A communication from the Sec
rotary of Iberia Fire Co. No. l in
regard to the payment each month
to this Company Of foHy five
dollars for house keeper and feed
ing of horse was read When it
was moved by Mr.. Renoudet, sec
onded by Mr.. Delahoussaye and
carried that the sum Of forty five
dollars per month be turned over
to the Secretary Of Iberia Fire Co.
No. | for the purposes above
stated.
The statement from the City
Engineer in regard to the cost in
CURED and to be incurred in the
building Of concrete. side walks,
curbs etc. was presented and read
When it was moved by Mr.. Renou
Diet, seconded by Mr.Delahoussaye
and carried that Messrs. Foulks,
Forbes Co., be required to give an
additional bond in favor of the
City of s34S3:OO over and above
the bond Of twelve thousand
dollars already furnished
The question arose as to wheth
er the members of the Board of
Health elected some time since by
the previous Council had been
commissioned OIL not. After some
discussion, it was moved by Mr..
Fisher, seconded by Mr.. Della
houssaye and carried by the follow
ing yea and nay vote, to wit: Yea
Messrs. Indest, Renoudet, Della
houssaye, Fisher and Stansbury.
Mr.. VOORHEES, did not vote.
Nay None-that the Mayor ap
point a committee OF two to aScer
rain whether DR.. Sanders and Mr..
NJ. w. Fisher have ever been
commissioned as members of the
City Board Of Health of New
Iberia.
The Mayor appointed the follow
ing persons on said committee, to
wit: -Messrs Fisher aud Delallous
sage.
The Mayor stated that he had
appointed Messrs. Chas Goetz
and CASTOR Dautrive day police
and Mr.. A. j. Stafford night DO
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08

uIf you get = compnnsn.s..,
COW Of the lberian it is for "
inspection. We trust tn"t ~
will find it a s.News- letter
two l2) cents a week. sen - =
your subscription - only sl'O0
3 year Of 81 copies.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1905-07-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Miss Mary E and VIM. Lourd &c
Mrs J w Jones a certain lot Of
land measuring $50 X 1873 III the
town Of New iberia. Considera
ton, 1925.
Rene Soloman to EvarlSte Solo
man a certain lot Of land measuring
|l27 200 on Madison st. IN Tho
town of New iberia. Cons Il IA
ton, $1,000.
Rene Romero to Eugene Fournll
all his undivided interest III Ger
tain tract of land assuring loo
arpents a; Coteaux. Consideration
$3.50.
Jeanerette Building Assn 10 A
G. Forstenson a certain lot of land
measuring lis 200 in the town OF
Jeanerette. CunsIde, alton, 5000.
iberia Building Assn TO Mi.
Annie Kemp certain lot of nd
corner st. Peter and French ST. II
the town OF New 10 rsa. Consld
Grafton, $l4OO.
Iberia Building A--n1o Mrs A
& Emmer a certain H. of and
measuring 100 900 IN the town "I
New iberia. Consideration, $500
Iberia Building Assn 10 A J
Bryant a certain lot of land m asur
ing 80 K $50 IN New Iberia Con
sheraton, 800.
Iberia Building Assn to Mrs
Maggie Napier certain lot of LAND
measuring 100 Sc in the town Of
Iberia. Consideration, $1,000.
Jos Gsjan to Emile Gajan GER
tain tract of land measuring 81
arpents near Little Bayou in the
Parish of Iberia. Consideration,
$4,000.
DIVIDE Landry to George Hender
son Right of Drainage.
Erebe Broussard to Emile Gaia
a certain tract OF land measuring
about 100 arpen,s. Consideration,
$1,000.
Aimsr Romero to Emile Gajan a
certain tract of land measuring 8
arpents near Olivier. Consldera.
ton, $337.5O
Clovis Louviere to Emile Gsjan
a certain trac, of land measuring
about 10 arpentS. Consideration,
$500.
J , Winters to r F Chlas>en a
certain lot of land measuring 40 x
l3l in the town OF New Iberia.
Consideration, 500.
Is Campbell to Iberia Building
Assn a certain lot of land corner St.
Peter and French St, IN the town OF
Iberia. Consideration, *l4OO.
Mrs. Leopold Levy to l. B Della
houssaye lease for 5 years, Brick
Building corner church alley and
Main St. IN the town of Id; ria
Consideration, s 20 a month.
C"p Welch Estate to Frank
BeauIieu aud Provost 3 certain lou
of land in Jcanere,te. Cunsldera
ton. S6OO5.
Desire Gu.berteamx to Mabel
Broodhcad vile Of Paul Gubrr
teaux certain lot Of land lreasur
ing 60 icct front to Bayou Teche il
the town of Jeaner-tte. Consider
alton, Hooo.
Horace .Thompsom to Wash
R.my, all undivided iut' rest in a
certal ! tract Of land measuring 25
a,peGts. Consideration, STAG.
Mrs. Z l. Renoudst TO Mrs. Fran.
CHS a certain lot Of land measuring
80 80 IN the town of Iberia. Con
sheraton, $75.
CT Provost to Iberia Building
Assn certain lot Of land IN the
town of Jeaueret,e. Consideration
$3.50.
Marcel Derouen to M,ss Estelle
Guldry a certain tract of land meas
urlng 100 K $50 near Morgan La 4
T TR Co at Petite Anse. Consid
Grafton, $3.50.
S l. Hillard ct ais toJ b Camp
bell all their rights titles and IN
terest IN a certain lot of land al
corner of ST. Peter and French St.
in the town of Iberia. Considera
ton, Slo75.
Mrs. A & Emmer to Iber,s
, 1905-10-26
4 Standing Rule.

Jones had Just run over TO see If Mr.
and Mrs. Blank would 90 TO the thea,
ter with them. Mrs. Blank was awful
ly sorry-shc would so much like to go,
but. unfortunately. Blank was out. But
probably he was ut the club. She would
telephone. The following conversation
cnsucd:
Main 31.333, please. Hello. Is this
the - club: Is my husband there:
Hello. Not there: Sure: Well, ali
right. then. But hold III. How do you
know: l haven't even told you my
name"
There amt nohody's husband here
never was the wise attendants reply
New York World.
, 1905-10-26
Explained.

Mrs. Housckccp-lou'rc n big
healthy man. Why don't you go to
work?
Weary Walker-Lady, III tell vel
me trouble. I'm an unhappy medium
Mrs. Housckcep-Whut do you mean
by that?
Weary Walker-Wcll. yer see, In
too heavy fur light work an too light
fur heavy work.-CntholiC Standard
and Times.
, 1905-10-26
Colonel BunkeT's
Critics Apology
A Mistake Of His at the Battle Of
Manassas That Led to Many
Complications.

Copyright, 13J5. by II. Il. McClurc.l
L was my custom, sah." said Colo
mel Bunker rs he carefully re-
placed the glass on the table and
elevated his feet-'it was my
custom in all p%erilous moments during
the wah to place myself int the head of
my regiment ard wave my sword and
call upon my gallant men to follow me
TO victory or death. | do not - so far
as to cl2i.l that | originated this Gus
ON or practice, hut l believe | fol-
lowed it more closely than any other
colonel in the service When Il private
, 1905-10-26

Customer inspecting the sample the
waiter has brought him)-Iow do You
distinguish your clam chowder from
plain vegetable soup?
Waitcr-Wc have different labels or
the kettles. sir. Wish any c~offee2-
Chicago Tribune.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-03-04
Toledo, Ohio, dnia 4 Marca, 1905 r.

Me waanym dla p, Siemiradzkiego jest
fskt, ze W Polsoe toczy sic walka VOL
nose, waznem jest to, re ME Liga do tel
walki nawoiuje...
Doprawdy. mniej nikczemny byi ow ar
tykuf. "a kt6ry redaktor lwowskiego "Sfo.
wa Polskiego' p. Wasilewski dostaf cd
studenta po pysku, jednak przyzna6 trze.
ba, ze kara spotkaia p. Wasilewskiego zu
pefnie siusznie. :. Lecz karac ten spo-
sob p. Siemiradzkiego byioby zbyte.
cznem.
w celu prsypodobania sic swym nowym
przyjaciotom zmartwychwstsicom wyrzekt
sly sic gioszonych dotychczas ideai6w
pan Siemiradzki wypoliczkowat moralnie
sameeo siebie -gorzej nawet: popeinii mo
ralne samob6istWo.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-03-04

skimi. Gdy ci ostatni 20 paru tygodnisoh
straj ku upadli ma duchu przycichli -strajk
W Polsce trwa trwa dalej, woiaz grozniej-
sze przybiera rozmiary zdaje sic zagrazac
wstrzasnieciem podwalin cafego rosyjskie-
60 rzadu. Gdy W Rosyi strajkowaf tylko
mafy procent robotnik6w W Polsce straj-
kowali wszyscy. Gdy W Rosyi wiekszosc
strajkujacych ME wiedziafa dobrze, o CO
i'm idzie-w Polsce robotnicy zdaja sic 70
zumiec potrzeby swoj je lepiej nawet niz
ich wfasni rownicy-inteligenci Gdy W
Rosyi krew poleglych cd kul zofdackich lub
zasieczonych nahaj jkami odbierala pozosta.
lynn otuche do dalszej walka (przynajmniej
ma ozas jakis) w Polsce straszliwe rzezie
robotnik6w W pierwszych dniach etrajku
podniecafy tylko robotnik6w do dalszej
walki, a GO najwyzej uczyfy ich ostroznosci.
Jest COS tajemniczo. podniosfego W tel
odwadze, jake lud bezbronny polski
szedf do boju zofdaotwem zwyclezaf...
ozego przykfadow ME brak opisach ma
ocznych swiadk6w. Zaiste odwaga polskle-
60 robotnika, okazana wielu starciach
wojskiem, zacmiewa Sigma dzis ma cafy
SWAT zdolnosc Jsponozyk low do zagladania
smierci W oczy ma polu bitwy, DO trzeba pa
mietac. ze tam Mandzuryi jest walka
zbrojnych ze zbrojnymi, Polsoe ma
zofnierzy majaoych reku najnowszego
systemu karabiny idzie lud roboczy zbroj.
ny tylko W zdolnosc umierania obronle
sprawy wolnosci. Polskosc ME potrzebuje
obawiac sic zag1ady, dop6ki lud polski o
sprawe swej wolnosci tax dzielnie walczyc
bedzie potraflf.
Rozmiary, jake ruch strajkowy przybraf
W Polsce, SO potezne. w zadnem powstan
poprzednich ME brafo udziafu tyle tyslecy
ludu, CO W obecnem. S,rajkowafo pre-
szfo pot m Iona robotnik6w Zgofa tez cd.
rebnymi cd uzywanych poprzednio So spo.
soby walki.
Poprzednie powstania szlacheckie lub
drobnomieszczanskie znafy tylko jeden
spos6b walczenia: z bronia rekuSto tez
porywafy "a soba mafa stosunkowo Geese
ludnosci, doprowadzafy do wielkiego rozle.
WI krwi W kohcu- -tfumione byfy pre1ko
i skutecznie ma diugie lat. Obecne powsta-
ME robotnicze, walczaoe przewaznie "a po-
noca strajk6w, spowodowa}o dotychczas
rozlew krwi niewielKi, a jednak zdotafo
juz spa1alizowac zupefnie cafa machine
rzadowa W Polsce, uniemozliwifo mobiliza-
eye rezerwist6w. wytworzyfo dla rzadu stan
rzeczy niemozliwy do znlesienia. pofozyfo
konieo fabrykowaniu broni amunicyi ola
wojska polskich fabrykach, zatrzymsto
W guberniach Kr6lestwa wiecej wojska
nizby mogfo zatrzyma6 jakies kilka 3D.
dziaf6w powstanczych, wysianych "do
lasu," tax jak " 1863 roku; co r6wniez
wazne, przez sparalizowanie chwilowe
cafego przemys}u, strsjk obecny zmusif
nawet wielkich kapitalistow do wywie
rania presyi ma Rad, aby zrobif robotnikom
troche ustepstw...
Trzeba psmietac jednak, ze strajk
ME byfby tax skuteczny. gdyby przebieg
jego byi spokojny, gdyby mu ME towarzy
szyfy rozruchy. .Tylko dzieki rozruchom
okazafa sic cafej peini siabosc rzadu.
Tylko dzieki rozruchom Rad zanieohaf mo
b,l,zacyi. Tylko dzieki rozruchom Rad mu
81 trzymac " Krolestwie wojsko tax mu
potrzebne ma terytoryum wojny. Tylko dzie-
carat at posnaf. se asdania robotniIow, to
ME dzwiek pusty, ME frazes bez znaczenia,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1905-03-04

lecz wyraz najistotniejszych potrzeb nasze
60 ludu. Gdyby straik obecny mai pre-
bieg spokojuy, Rad czekafby r6wniez spo
kojnie az giod zmusi strajkier6w do podje-
cia ma nowo piracy. potem zaciesnilby
wiezy swej tyranii jeszcze bardziej.
Dzieki krwi przelanej ma uiosch Warsza
wy, kodzi, Radomia i Dabrowy Rad po-
znat, ze gf6d ME poradzi mic. DO nawet gro
"a smierci okazafa sic bezsiloa -Bezro-
hocie skutkiem gfodu ,przycichnac moze
niezadiugo, ale pozniej wybuchnie nova
sta wybuchac bedzie dop6ty, dopokl
przyczyna jego. to jest uoisk ME zostan,e
usuniety. Pozatem krew przelana podczas
struj ku pouczy robotnikow caiego swiata,
ze robotnlk polski jest bratem wszystkich
miiujacych wolnosc c-niech wiec mkt ME
mowi, ze krew ia przelewana jest napr6zno! !
Prasa polska,w Ameryoe, ma og6f biorac,
zajefa wobec strajku ohydne stauowisko.
Gazetki zar6wuo ksieze jak narodowe, "a
miast podawac czytelnikom swoim fakty,
prawify i'm ma .emat strajku kazania, pred.
stawiaj jaoe straj ajkier6w zpoczatku jako ra-
busi6w, rozbijajacych sklepy grabiacych
mienie ludzkie "a potem, gdy fatsz tego
twierdzenia byf zbyt bijacym W oczy, sta
rafy sic przedstawic strajk jako wynik agi
tacyi socyalistow. Jak gdyby cos podobne
60 byto mozliwem !Przeciez jest widocznem
samo przez sic, ze ME So socyalistami te set.
ki tysiecy robotnlkow biorace udziaf W straj-
ku. Socyalistcw Kr6Iestwie jest szczupta
garsc tylko, iczaca sig zaledwle na setki.
Jezeli przypuscic, re ia garsc byfa sta
ME wywofac ruch tax potezny, winic ja
cato, takim razie czemu ME winic Ligi
Naro1owej (kt6ra r6wniez jest szczupta
garstka ludzi) zato, re agitacyi socyalistow
ME przeciwdziataia?
Dwie przyczyny wybuchu strajku wska-
zalismy wyzej So niemi przedewszystkiem
ucisk rosyjski, nastepnie osfabienie rzadu
wojna. Trzecia przyczyna r6wniez waana
byfa nedza spowodowana zastojem pre-
mysle. Czwarta przyczyna byfa n;echec do
sfuzby W wojsku. Ottawa mob'lizacyi. Te
przyczyny wywofaty powstanie Winlc socy
alist0w "a 6w wybuch jest to samo, 60 winic
kogos "a. to, ze dmuohai ma pozar stepu.
zsdae cd Ligi Narodowej zeby powstanie
stfumifa, byfoby tenn samem, co kazac komus
polar stepu zagssic szklanks woody.
Me dziwimy sic gazetkom ksiezym, re
pisaiy tel sprawie rzeczy podfe lub non-
sensa; czegos lepszego cd pisenek tego
rodzaju spodziewac sic ME mona Lecz
czemu praaa tzw, narodowa, ze "Zgoda"
ma czele tax wstretne zsjefa stanowiskop
Pan Siemiradzki podawaf sig przecie "a
wsze "a zwolsnnika urzadzania powstsh,
zawsze gfosii sic przyjacielem sprawy vol.
nosci... teraz sic okazafo. czem jest ma
prawde. Usiyszawszy rozruchach Pol.
see. poczatku ozekaf ostroznie, czy ME
wywoiaia ich przypadkiem Liga Narodo.
wa. Dowiedziawszy sic, ze to ME ruch
l'gowy, tylko robotniczy, bryzgoaf nan
biotem, utozsamiajac opryszk6w warsza
wskich "a strsjkierami. Gdy nadeszty
wiadomosci zadajace kfam twierd7eniu,
ze strajkierzy rabuja. redaktor "Zgody" O.
swiadczyi przekasem, re 'rewolucyi obe-
cnej ME rozum;e - W ostatnim artykule p
Siemiradzki wyrszuie dat poznac, - wy
rzeka sic wszelkiej wsp6lnosci obecna
walka wolnosc, poniewaz ma jej czeIe
ME stoja jego ukochani lgowcy.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-21
NEVADA NORTHERN GOING
FORWARD VERY RAPIDLY

Grading camps OF the Nevada North
ern railroad are now established Sc
miles south OF Toano, says the White
Pine News. Twenty miles of grade is
all ready for the track-ail. built and lev
eled OF
Here at Toano, or at the junction be-
low this place. the grading party is now
putt ng in and another party is
busy laying temporary tracks and sid
ings, so as to be able to receive mate
Iiai and siding for the construct on tram
There is no permanent track-laying be
gun. but teams are busy distr. .buting
ties along the main line.
There are several thousand ties deliv
cred at Toano and many miles of go
pound $ eel rails are now on the ground
b sides several carloads of fishplates
bolts spikes and other supp les; so per
manent traek-laying will begin We y
soon. The track will be kept up with
the grading. They will doubtless be
abel to put down a mile each day.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-21
THREE DEGREES BELOW
ZERO AT WELLS STATION

Thursday morning the Thermometers
of Wells registered three degrees be'ow
zero says the Herald. Considering the
season of year this is a remarkab low
temperature and it is doubtful If the
memory of the oldest inhabitant serves
him to recall time when such severe
weather has been experienced in vcto-
ber. During the night a man near y
froze to death on top of one of the pas
senger trains. He was beating mis- way
astward on the second section Of lso.
). When the train stopped at e burx for
water he was discovered iy ng on the
oof of one of the cars. The brakeman
ordered him down. but he was too cold
0 move and had to be assisted to the
ground and taken to a nearby fire. An
lour more and he would have been
eorpse.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION OF
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

Edwin Lechel is registered at the
Winnemucca from Kennedy.
Ben Noonan is up from Santa Rosa
and stopping at the Wipnemucca
Mrs. Alfred Wilkerson is down from
McDermitt and registered at the Win
nemucca.
w. A. Perkins and F. NJ. Johnson of
Nina Esmeralda county are registered
at the Busch.
Sllvian and Julian Leotard are down
from Goconda and stopping at the
Busch.
Tommie Mcconnell is down from Nc
Dermitt. He reported 1T very dry and
cold in his section of the State H
will return home in a day or two.
John Vance of McDermitt will leave
for home in two or three days. He is
one of the most prom nent stock men in
the northern country. He has not WIS.,
tied Winnemucca before for is montns.