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PICTURE OF HERO OF BATTLE
SHIP OREGON TO BE RE-
vERSED IF VERMONT Wo.
MAN is HANGED,
Brother Of Admiral T~eIesraphs Cover
nor of State That Such Action
Must Be Taken-Father Confesses
That He Burned Ends Of ChiIdren's
Fingers to Enforce Obedience
Edwards Case Before Board.

st. Joseph, Mich, June 20.-Captain
Lloyd Clark, a brother of the admiral
who brought the Oregon around Cape
Horn, telegraphed Governor Bell OF
Vermont today, it is said, asking that
his brothers picture in the Vermont
Mrs. Mary Rogers is hanged on Fri
day for murder. The Clark and Bell
families are lifelong friends.
, 1905-06-20
TOPPER FROM RAMBLER.
Interesting Exhibit from Wyoming
Mine at Portland Fair.

Portland, Ore, June 2O.-A small
car. which contains 1000 pounds OF
copper from a Wyoming mine, is e
hibited at the Lewis and Clark fair to
show the great richness Of the Wyo-
ming ores. Besides the car is a pyra-
mid of copper metal which weighs 800
pounds, and which was obtained from
1000 pounds of ore A card attached
to the car declares that fifty cars OF
ore of the same quality We're obtained
consecutively from the mine, which is
located at Rambler, Wyoming.
, 1905-06-20
Guests Leap for Their Lives.

Central City, Colo, June 20.-The
Eureka hotel was totally destroyed by
fire this morning and a score Of guests
ing to jump from the burning building
to save their lives. Andrew J. Pate,
fire warden of Denver, was very seri-
ously injured and his life is despair
ed of.
, 1905-06-20
ALLEGED Deserter Caught.

Emporia, Kas., June 2O.-A letter
for Joe Zeahringer, returned from
Fort Riley and marked "Deserter,"
caused Zeahringer's arrest here while
on his way to the harvest fields. He
will be taken to Fort Riley. 1t is al
legged he deserted from the Eleventh
infantry.
, 1905-06-20
Before the Board of Pardons.

Harrisburg, Pa, June 20.-The ap-
plication of Mrs. Kate Edwards for a
stay of execution and Communication of
the death sentence, following her con-
viction for the murder of her husband,
will be heard by the board Of pardons
tomorrow. If refused, she will be
hanged.
, 1905-06-20
syndicate Buy. a Railroad.

Denver, Colo, June 2O.-Reporn
from New York reach here today that
Cripple Creek Central railway has
a purchased by the Yoakum-Hawley
Hdicate for $5,oO0.0 600. This will give
~. Colorado and Southern railroad a
Gonopoly Of all the business Of the
ok4pple Creek district
, 1905-06-20
THE GARDNER RESIDENCE
SOLD TO ERICKSON,

M. and Mrs. r. C. Gardner today
sold their residence on Sixth street,
between Sheridan and Park avenue to
X. o. Erickson, who will occupy it
with his family. Mr.. and Mrs. Gard
ner will leave the city. The price paid
was about 81, 400.
, 1905-06-20
Failed to Enforce Sunday Law.

Carthage, Mo-, June 20.-The special
grand jury, convened today. will probe
the charges against Mayor Lyon n
Joplin County Prosecutor Andrews Tor
alleged failure to enforce the Sunday
closing law rigidly.
, 1905-06-20
Preacher Refuses to Resion.

LaPort, Ind, June 2O.-Because he
and rides in an automobile, the
congregation of the Christian church
of Oxford has demanded that Rev. Aft
red Builta resign. He refuses, and the
progressive friends of the minister
have rallied to his support.
, 1905-06-20
ASKED TO CALL ON
THE EXAMINING BOARD.

Assistant Superintendent Stenger
has had posted a bulletin urging all
trainmen on the Laramie district TO
call upon the examiners while they
are here as early as possible.
, 1905-06-20
Affair Progressing Peaceably.

Paris, June 20.-Thc council of min
listers discussed the Morocco affair to-
day. 1t is understood that a settlement
of the difference between Germany
and France is progressing peaccably.
, 1905-06-20

Phoenix, Ariz., Iunt 20.-Under or
ders from the department of justice,
the prosecution Of several Mormons on
the charge of polygamy will be started.
, 1905-06-20
LOOMS Is Innocent.

Washington, D. c., June 20.-Secre-
tary Taft's decision in the Bowen
Loomis controversy has been placed
in the hands of the president. The
secretary holds Loomis innocent and
leaves it to the president to say
whether Bowen should be dismissed,
Announcement is expected tonight.
, 1905-06-20
FANS r READY
FOR ANY TEAM.

The Fans, following their defeat OF
the Hooligans on Sunday, now issue d
sweeping challenge to any club, bar
none, and will wager money, marbles
or chalk.
, 1905-06-20

Papers Proclaim for War.
Stockholm, Sweden, June 20.-The
government papers today are out for
, 1905-06-20
EDWARD INVITES THEM TO WIT
NESS ASCOT MEETING
FROM THE ROYAL
ENCLOSURE.

Reid and Staff Go in Au-
tomobiIes, Party Including Mrs.
Ogden Mills and the Misses Mills
Swedish Government Papers Fa-
vor War and Cession Of Part of
Norway as Compensation.
, 1905-06-20

why not get all the news when 1t ID
,svs. by reading The Republican!
, 1905-06-20
Sneaker Drops Dead.

Chicago, H., June 20.-S. P. Sher-
rim OF indianapolis dropped dead to-
, 1905-06-20

day as be started to reply to the ad-
dress of welcome to the Interstate
Telephone association.
, 1905-06-20

Patience-Does she inherit those
red cheeks, do you suppose?
Patrice-Yes. her father was a
rainter. I believe,
, 1905-06-20

Tucker Says Of Little Effect.
Cherryyale, Kas., June 2O.-H. ii.
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Honesty is the best policy
Schilling's Best:
- baking powder pIes
eenss fArohng extracts rod.
Your grocer's; moneyback.

the groom owns a farm and whore they
Will make their home. Tho INDFpyprSr
tosses M old shoe at its former en-
pl1yoe and wishes her and her life
partner health, happiness aud pros
perity.
1. w. Woodbridge, IL Denver mining
man, was ordered ont OF Goldiicld
Monday night 10y Il committee of the
Miners Union. lie ana her wife arrived
there Monday and registered at one OF
the hotels. They made no secret OF
their presence and were aurprised TO
learn mat they were not wanted. The
Sun says that Woodbridge had incurred
the displeasure OF the miners during
the Cripple Creek strike, but what he
did is not known. Woodbridge had cone
to Goldiield for the purpose Of making
Investments. Tho people OF Goldiic!d
should not stand for such work on the
part OF any Of its citizess. No man or
set % men have the right to order uu.
other out OF this State and the miners
OF Goldiicld should be made to tin.
dcrstaud il.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi

Inc Grand Lodge Of Good Templars
VIII meet at Starr Valley tomorrow.
Dare Morgan, travelling freight and
passenger agent Of the S. =. Co., is in
town.
Hirs. WelShons came in from the
II country yesterday to consult a
physician. She is stopping with Mrs.
BuOhe..
The Ladies Ala Society Of the Pres
bytcrirn church will hold a Mid Winter
Market on the afternoon and evening u,
December l5.h.
Attorney Dcviuc is hero from Ogden.
lie will assist in the defense of Wallis
charged with assault with intent To kill
a sheep hrrdcr near Gold Creek a few
months age.
\ japanese iaburer fell from a hand
car last nigh, at Avanellc and was badly
shaken up. He WAS takes to the Com
mcrcial Hotel, where DR.. Hood attend
ed his injuries. lie will be taken to
the Ogden hospital tonight.
The ~irucltcc chute IL practically com.
plctci and IT is expected that the water
will be turned through the Main Caunl
for ltstull length in the course OF the
next week or ten days. To this end it
has been wet down recently, ard the
water has already reached Il point on
posltc llazen.--tiurvGst.
The postal authorizes have issued n
fraud order against the Grom we'll
Simon, State University, Reno, Nevada.
This WIS a fraud on the Nevada State
university, Last June "A lot nf letters
and papers addressed to ~Crum well
Simon state University. Rcro, Nevada
Tell into the hands Of DEM Wilson o,
the state University. Supposng that
Cromwell Simon was a prospective
stud"nt hu mai! was hell for Inn. But
one day 81 letter came addrcss"d Ia the
-SiHt" CnINvI-it Reno, Nevada This
letter W. opened and II revealed the
fraud. !! Was from a party IN CHnn,is
"h" wanted 10 purchase a degree from
the Nevada University and contained
ten cents for n prospective. All the
letters contained money. and the
papers contained advertisements OF the
bogus university. The matter was i'm.
mcdlatcly referred Ia the postal author
itIcs and the fraud order If the result.
Simon Iives in Philadelphia.
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Tie throb OF the Western Pacific is
already being felt the entire length and
breadth OF humboldt county. Every
merchant, every laborcr and every in.
dusty within the county's confines are
feeling a quickenmg. The people are
looking forward to the time when actual
construction work Will begin and are
taking comfort in the thought Of better
times in the future. Tho farmer is hap
pier III the hope OF getting his goods
cheaper and i'll tho thought of not hay
ing so much trouble to market his prod.
ucts. II men who travel arc waiting,
yes, Just waiting, for the time TO come
when they cnn go to the city by either
route they choose. Thore is something
delightful about independence and TAX.
ing your choice OF two things. When
one eats an apple no hunts for Quo not
too hard or too soft; when he is antici.
pating gong somewhere he decides to
90 on Il train, on horseback, i'll a car.
riage or on foot. and il he can exercise
his preference he is happier. Tho same
way with railroads, il ono can take his
choice OF two or more lines he is better
satisfied with himself. Wo all await tho
coming OF tho competing line OF steel
with much zcst. Lot her come, and
como quickly. Silver State.
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Election News.

a special dispatch FROM the Reno Ga
zettc gives the following results OF yes,
terday's election:
McClel!an's plurality over Hearst, fol
may r Of New York. 3.4S5. Hearst vii
contest.
Weaver is reelected mayor OF Phila,
deIphia by $4,000 majority.
Pattison, democrat, is elected govern.
or OF Ohio b. ll.CO0 majority over Her.
rick, republican.
Schultz IL reelected mayor Of Snr
Francisco by 1854 minority.
The gentlles WIN Ill Salt Lake.
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economy written by Professor Myen in
l9O2, when a teacher OF the Upiyors;,,
Oh Wisconsin. y few years later PRO.
iessor Myers went to the Chicago Uni.
versity to teach. and in 1905 wrote n hey
book the exact opposite OF the une n.
wrote three years before.
DIR. Arthur Hood returned Sa,u,dov
from his hunting trip i'll the northern
part OF the county. lie brought bac,,
tho carcass Of IL deer which he cInims
Tell from II bullet from his rifle. AZ no
one has 50 far appeared to dispute the
clHlm' he wears his houors gracefully.
Mrs. Z. T.. Mayer and daughter, Mn.
hangs' arrived from Reno Saturday
night. MB. Mayors many frirnds will
be pleased to learn that her condition is
very much improved and that she sto,d
the trip home nicely. She and Mrs,
Bangs will remain here two or three
months.
.Adolph Finck was brought from
Bullion Saturday in n scrious condition.
lie has been working in the mines and
the powder smoke and bad air made him
very sick. Upon his arrival in town. he
"as taken to the residence OF MIR. and
Mrs. jos. llcnncn and given the best Of
care and medical attention. iie is much
better today and tho chances are favor
able for his speedy recovery.
y young Montana farmer went TO
hansas to work i'll the harvest fields
this year. and held hi- job but one day.
lie said the Kansas farmers had an
cight'hour day that didn I suit him at
all. They worked eight hours in the
fore noon and eight hours IN the after
noon. He said that when he wen, 10
bed at nigh. he met himself coming To
breakfast the next morning.
L j. CLARK, a workman ON the block
system, took too much booze last night
ana broke a window III the pOstoilicc.
lie then struck postmaster Jones and
Wa aboui to co the same to Mr.. Hardin.
Who knocked CLARK down with a blow
his cane. Clark WAS locked up and
today Judge Bruce gave him the alter
native OF settling the costs and repair.
Ing the damage Go Ind done or 90 10
jail. Clark settled.
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made @r0ra sIectedmafer

and Congressman 7. d. Sullivan is lead
or OF the Goth. MIR. jerome said:
Take these returns from the 18th and
Goth assembly districts and lock them
up. Guard them carefully. They may
cut Il big figure in this count. | propose
to see that there IS n fair count in this
mayorality contest, no matter whom it
hurts"
The reelection Of District Attorney
Jerome is a victory for honest govern
mcnt. His past record is Il sure guar.
nnteo that frauds upon the ballot. box
will be exposed and that criminals of all
classes will ieel the majesty Of the law.
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Wednesday night, which VAS followed
by a regular battle with the troops dur
ing which machine guns were USED.
ihe workmeu sided with the sailors and
hundreds were killed anu wounded.
Later The torch was used md the CITY
was set Oh fire. All communication
with st. Petersburg was cut oil and
great excitement prevailed in the city
yesterday.
Hearst has begun HIS contest for
mayor OF New York. He has o employed
a number OF prominent attorneys and
will probe Inc election frauds to the
bottom. Among the attorneys is Vim.
NJ. lvrs, the republican candidate Tor
mayor, who volunteered his services.
Mcclellan las employed the firm OF
PARKER, Sheehan Il Hatch, OF which
Judge Alton b. Parker is tile head. to
look after his interests. The contest
will be long and bitter.
William Elliott and wife saw two pros.
pect"rs preparing to camp near their
~ w Shlt'u NlIluR ii severe SNOW
storm. MR. Elliott appeared upon the
scene and invited them to share with
her family the comforts of her home I'm.
til the storm had passed. The invitation
was accepted and her kindness not for
gotten The prospectOrs made their
way To Silver Bow and located a claim
III the name OF Mr.. aud Mrs. William
Elliott which seems likely to prove a
lifting tribute to hospitality, says the
Silver Bow Standard.
The Boston Journal Gays that Tom
Lawson employs a force OF seventy-nine
men and women in his campaign against
the thievIn2 insurance companies Up
To date he has sent out three million
pieces Of mail and has spent nearly
100000 OF his W money. The pieces
OF mnll he has sent out have cost $4,000
Tor postage alone. He has hired a
printing establishment to 10 his work
exclusively. Three presses are kept run
ming twelve hours a day and still the
work is behind. Lawson is after the
insurance thieves with big stick.
The officers Of Lincoln county came
very near having a free fight at the
meeting Of the commissioners Wednes-
day. The bond Of Eugene Goodrich, the
newly appointed clerk and treasurer,
cnme up for consideration and Auditor
Lee and District Attorney Sanders be-
gan quarreling over it. Sanders objected
to theb onnd filed by Goodrich and Lee
made lnnge at him. Several persons
interfered and prevented a tight. iaSe.fe-
MAS bad blood all around and for q time
1t was feared thai some one would dray
a gun and prccipitatc u riot. After the
row was ove the commissioners let a
contract to W. II. Moore OF Olympia,
Wash, to expert the books Of the county
Tor several years back. The work is to
be done in three months and Moore is
to receive 81. 400.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.

Hurry Kcyaor, wife and child arrived
from Oakland this morning on II whit 10
''hrry'a parrnte. They will remain u
few days.
Ih" grand Jury made their final report
SATURDAY afternoon and VIVA discharged.
Tho report takcs up II good dcHl Of our
spHco todny. IL contains eovcral ro.
o"hmonhatInns Ia tho peace officers and
c"mmienionCrs which should bo cnrri.
cd out.
In public epc"ch Mt Sedan, Kansna,
"rnator j. J.. Dolliycr ri Town made
~" abatement that the influence ~ John
w. Rockefeller in no ardent in tho teach.
inRe OF tho professors oi the Univcrsit y
"f Chicngo that the campus smells like
u Nnntna oil town. Senator Deliver
called attention Ia u book on political
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a cough syrup which drives a cold ont
OF the system by acting as Il cnthartic
on the bowels is offered in Kennedy s
Laxative Honey and Tar. Clears the
throat, strengthens the lungs and bron.
chinl tubes. Tho mothers friend and
the children's favorite. Best for Group,
w%hooping cough, etc. y liquid cold
cure and tho only cough syrup which
moves the bowels and works all cold out
OF the System. Sold 10y EIko Drug Co.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi.


iiu5fhh Tor pennsylvania ana ONO!
Say. republicans. have Won heard the
news from Pennsylvania and Ohio?
Don't it jar YOU?
Osrn let Tor Stars Valley tins morning
t0 attend the Grand Lodge o. Good
Tcmplars.
go
T
,n-o MO-, I. .r-',n
r., ..
The damage t" the san Francisco
Chronlcl" building hy the lire on cleo
u"E light Ii estimated ut Sl1o,OIO' part
~ covered 10y insurance. LII" ir"
H'"'"'" from "''""'"7
lHmmnny received n sever" F"hukc
iursdhy. hc7'd"s the r"EslhI" "ri'ai
~ Mayor MctIolIhn, lammhny lost the
hoarI ot aldermen. I~hlrty'clGht re-
ruhh'ans and MN" municipal ownership
aldermen wcT" elected I" Twenty-Five
lammanNItc'.
IN, casc ~ Senator Eli Wright. ono
~ Cnli,,r,i,'s handling senator's. wDs
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Nature needs only n Little Early Riser
o and then to keep the bowels clean
tho liver active, and tho system FREQ
from bile, headaches, constipation. ctc.
The iamous little pills "Early Risers' arc
pleasant in eject aud perfect in action,
They never gripo OF sickcn, but tone
and strengthen the liver and kiducys.
Sold 10y ElkO Drug Co.
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Tho case OF tho State We. Socrates
Brewer went TO the jury late Wednesday
afternoon. After being III a short time
the jury brought in n verdict u not
guilty. Tho defendant was discharged
from custody.
This forenoon the attention OF Judge
Brown and Il jury was occupied in try.
ing the sanity Of Pictro Orlando, charged
with II crime against nature, committed
ut Carliu last August. Orlando plead
not guilty last week and the defendants
counsel, r.. 4. i. johnson, rniscd the
question Of the defendants sanity nj tho
time the oiTensc was committed. Judge
Brown submitted the question TO n jury.
Evidence was takG tbs forenoon and the
jury found from IL that tho defendant
was insnnc nj the timo no committed the
ofTcn7o. Oriandi wac rcmapdcd 10 the
custody OF the sheriff and stops will DO
taken ~ send hun back to Italy under
the Immigration law.
At the afternoon session, the case nf
the State We. Dan Wallia, charged with
assault with intent 10 kill a basque
~0hcCphcrdcr last eunmcr, was cnlled. 4
jury wac secured aud the trial was pro.
greReing when this report closed.
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lEON SATURDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

a d'uth'er was horn to Mr.. aud MB.
joel Gardner yesterday.
Inc io"ipa'' lace VIII now be added
/" 'Me uhhuiht'ng features OF unr
comfy
iI.c wonder il ,,o, TINT Oecron h,s
sc9,cncc,I "A congrcesmnn In ;aiI ,,.,,
TIM, about for,y four other stn,,-, I'm Won't,
dom, ,l,. same thin, s,vor,I ,;n,o.
I""'"'n'F.
At Camden, y. J. the other INV
woman deserted her husbnnJ alta,
drawing his pay for a month in nj.
vance. Vet come peopI. ,Lini, rho Ia.
QUESTION vas cruel.
iaasagc money 10 I'M, old country In
LriuslI- yifr over. His mo,h.r.in.Ipw
raue mt "A IN, sub..ou.nt sc.n. 10
Gr .-.nr / us uupriutnbl,
D.
~ rI'' 'h
In''ch
I,'~"' "'o"'
At "c.TrS. The public is cordially
my.''! q" attend.
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ro,,b Nr. E.-cui, So. .,,
M,,,.,r ,so,,u, ho., ..,.iraI son Coo
.n.-. ~
INV, w,,.L H.. .uE,....a ua.r =,
sell p. MINI o. 49, I'LL. D.
,Inro roO
NOR" Oh 'ho 'apit"i well al Carson
S'"iF'" lhuFsdA! hiSht. lhc water
"s'7 /" I'll" t"p o' th" round but does
NV 10" out mo sand pump Is SIN
s'"cN al " dePth oi 'oo teet' lilo IN
~''i'"'"'i parties arc noS thoorlzrnR M
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Whist.

Clinton Strcctor-Great Scott! Par.
ker. what Is that urcarthly racket
Wade Farkcr-Thc Ladies' Whist
club Is having It's weekly meeting In
tho house next doOr.-Clcvcland Lead.
or.
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any effect on the stony LCart OF the pro-
PFl'tor OF this paper. Their gall is
monumental and their business sense ls
h'' They arc welcome to thus notice.
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District Court

"NNse bTo"u ueiu n session OF the
district coourt Tuesday afternoon and
listened to arguments on tie demurrer
IN the case ~ the State va. j. A. Black.
indicted on two charges OF forgery. At
the conclusion OF the argument, the
court took the matter under ad%visemeut
until tits Wednesday, morning.
This morning the court overruled the
demurrer on one count aud sustained If
on the other. This made the indictment
VOID nnd the court ordered the case re.
submitted to another grand Jury. In
passing upon the demurrer, the Judge
said he was i'll doubt as 70 whether the
Indictment charged two o~iTcnses or not.
but that he would resolve the doubt in
favor of the defendant.
In The case of the State vs.. III. T.. Har.
Ms who plead guilty to two charges of
forgery, the court sentenced him to six
years in the penitentiary. Harris Is a
confirmed criminal and never seems to
be happy outside OF Jail.
The sentence OF VIM. Miller. indicted
Tor stealing a suit case at Carlin, was
continued until 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Inc caso of the State VS.. Socrates
brewer burglary, was continued until
p M. and the jurors were c1cused until
tna 49, observation-disclosures.
After the adjournment OF courf, nl.nk
concluded to plead gully TO the other
Indictment FOR forgery against him, He
was brought into court and entered q
plea Of guilty. Judge Brown then SEN
fenced him to one year in the p%eniten.
tIary.
y jury was secured i'll the Brewer
case this afternoon and the trial ia in
progress.
District court convened at $3.50 o'clock,
Hon. George S. Brown presiding.
This beng the time set for passing
sentence ON the defendants who had
plead guilty to the indictments found
against them, the following proceedings
we're had:
State ". Guy Vernon, two indictments
Tor forgery. The court sentenced him
tn "a years Imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary m each indictment, the sentence
va NV 'N'n luNllClIlcHl 10 DCpn NJ
the expiration Of the sentence on tho
first indictment. This gives him two
yenrs. less his credits, in the pen.
State vs.. j. w. Conroy, burglary.
Sentenced to four years in tho peniten-
tiaTy. Sentence on the grand larceny
charge continued until further orders.
State vs. William Miller, grand lar.
ceny. Tho defendant is charged with
stealing Il suit case at Carlin. In his
st statement 20 the court, when asked il he
anything to say why sentence should
not be passed upon him, Miller stated
That he knew nothing about the crimo
with which he Is charged. That he
went from Elko to Carlin to get work
in the tailor shop. That he was very
drunk when he started aud soan went To
sleep and had no recollection OF getting
OF the cars. That he had served TWEEN.
ty.seven years in the arwy and had only
been recently discharged on account OF
defective sight. llis talk and mnnner
made M impression upon Judge Brown
and he continued the sentence until 10
o'clock Wednesday.
The court then adjourned.
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BELL- ROnERsoS-At tho Presbyterian
church Elko. Nevada, November s,
1905, by Rov. Geo. II. Greenfield, Mr..
William Bell OF Lamoillo Valley to
Miss Dora Robertson uf Elko.