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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

DETROIT, Mich. Fatalny
wypadek zdarzy} sic dis ra-
no pod mr.. 302-304 przy
Liversnois ulicy. Niejaki Fr.
Ceratka, lat 36, znajdujacy
sic tam ma stacyi, wypad1 O.
knem z trzeciego pietra j
zabil sic IA miejscu. Zw}oki
przewieziono do trupiarni.
|Ceratka rozbi1 sobie czaszke
ma twardym gruncie. Jakim
.sposobem Ceratka wypadf,
ME wiadomo jeszcze.- Przypu-
sszczanem jest, ze wyskoczyl
sumyslnie W celu samob6j-
czym, albo tez m6gl bye
wyrzucony W celu morder-
czym. Policya aresztowa1a
nawet try osoby a miano-
wicie: Piotra Xii, Wm'a Go
woniec Stefana Ceratke,
brata. Lezacego bez zycia
Ceratke zauwazyf 0 Gel go
dzinie rano robotnik idacy do
piracy i natychmiast zaalar.
mowal drugich. Gdy koro.
ner przybyl znalaz}, ze Ce.
ratka aie zy1 juz cd kilku 60
din. Ceratkowie i Gowoniee
mieszkali W jednym pokoju
i spali ma jednym sienniku
w niedziele podobno byis
tam b6jka, W kt6rej wzial Y
dial P. Xii, boarding boss.
| Bracia Ceratkowie maja byt
Nv Ameryce cd 8 lat. Fran
lclszek ostawit " Galley
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
MILWAUKEE, Wis.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Ma
rozkaz otrzymany Cd propa-
CANDY z Rzymu, zaczaf sic
luz GENIUS W katolickich pa
rafiach dyecezyi. Arcybiskup
Mesmer wyslal proboszczom
wszystkich parafii, cyrkula-
re, zawiadamiajac i Q rozka-
zie; Spis ma bye zebrany, we
dug narodowosci, a rezultat
takiego przyslany do Rzymu
pred dniem |. stycznia 1906
roku. Rezultat cenzusu ma
bye odeslanY arcybis kupowi
pred dniem /. lstopada.
Jest to pierWszy raz, ze cen.
! zus badzie zebrany edlug
arodoWosci. St6sownie doro'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
N0W1NY
TELEGRAFICZNE

WASHINGTON, Is wrzes~
MIA. Prezydent Roosevelt
zamierza zwo}a6 miedzyna-
rodowy kongres rzadc6w
W celu W prowadzenia popra-
week do trsktatu uchwalone-
go W Hadze, tax ably by}o
trudniej rozpoczac wojne po-
miedzy dwoma rowa6nionemi
narodami, oraz aby uzywapo
lepszej taktyki W zako6czet
niu wojny.
W SVEN zwo}aniu prezy-
dent Roosevelt wymieni
przedmioty jake powinne bye
omawiane i przeprowadzo-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

POZNAN, 1890 wrzesnia.
Pruski minister spraw wew-
netrznych, DIR. v. Bethmann
Hollweg, z}ozy} wizyte ks.
Arcybiskupowi Stablewskie-
mu W towarzystwie nadpre-
zydenta. Wizyta ia daje po-
w6d r6znych komentarzyi
Minister potem odwiedzi]
radnych ma sesyi, a W odpo-
wiedzi mad powitalna przemo-
wa nadburmistrza dra Will
msa W diuzszej przemowie
zapewnia} re Rad zamierza
jak najenergiczniej poprzet
"zdrowe" prace oko}o samo-
rzadu miast. M6wi} duzo O.
bowiazku szerzenia niemczy
ny v my6} wyraze6 sic ce-
sarza W Gnieznie. Polscy
cz}onkowie rady wyszli re
sail "a przybyciem ministra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

PETERSBURG, 1890 wrze-
snia. Car Miko}aj wybraf> sic
wczoraj " podr6z po morzach
fi6skich W towarzystwie ca
|rowej, dzjeci swoich j wiel-
kiego ksiecia Aleksego. Ia
mierzaja powr6ci6 : ko6cem
tygodnia. W orszaku cara
znajduje sic miedzy innymi
fligeladjutant cara gen. Fry
deriks j minister marynarki
admiral Birylew, kt6rzy po-
.wiadaja, ze przejazdzka ME
ma cel6w polity tycznych. TAX
ae minister spraW zagranicz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

STEVENS POINT, Wis.,,
w 6rode zes z}a znaleziono
Wojciecha Halkowskiego, IL
czacego 78 lat, zamieszka}e-
go W powiecie Carson, z
g}ebokiemi ranami W glowie.
Podejrzanie pablo natych-
miast ma A. Szyma6skiego,
kt6rego aresztowano posta-
wiono pod kaucya $500.
Halkowski by} u Szymahskie-
20 W celu dowiedzenia sic
wzgledem wybitych okien W
jego mieszkaniu podczas cze'
go powsta}a k}6tnia. Gdy
Halkowski by} W drodze do
domu Szymahski podobno
uda1 sic "a MIN i zada{ mu
g}ebokie rany W glove ka'
mieniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

LINCOLN, Neb., 16 wrze-
snia. Prezydend Roosevelt
otrzymal wczoraj cd W. J.
Bryana list, W kt6rym wy
mieniony jest plan sta}ego
pokoju ma swiecie. W tym
samym liscie Bryan winszo-
wal takze Roseveltowi "a po-
myslno5c W przeprowadzeniu
pokoju pomiedzy Rosya a Ja-
poni9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
z .NIW POLSKICH
W AMERYCE

CHICAGO, .Stanis}aw So
bieszczyk stana} W sadzie
kryminalnym pod .zarzutem
wieloze1stwa. Me wiadomo
jak, gdzie co wyda1o sic,
re SobieszczYk miaf dwie
Tony, jedne Pelagie z domu
|Skaralska, z kt6ra mieszka}
pm. 805 N. Paulina str, a
druga Katarzyne pm. 1872 W.
18th str. Sobieszczyk wzia}
Stub z. pierwsza iona W kos
ciele sw. Stanisiawa W roku
1894, a zdruga W kosciele
czeskim przy ulicach Clin-
ton i De Koven, roku 1904.
Zagadka jest, jak Sobiesz-
.czyk m6gf utrzymac dwie TO-
ny zarabia} tylko $3.50
ma tydzieh.
Sobieszczyk, kowal z "a
wodu, siedzj W wiezieniu,
gdyz ME by} W stanie- z}ozyc
.poreczenia wsumieniu So, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

NEW YORK, 18.wrzesnia.
Baron Komura wczoraj VIE
czorem mia} sic lepiej wedle
orzeczenia obu lekarzy. DR..
Dalafield dis zamierza go
odwiedzic juz tylko jeden raz
Mikado przes}a} do barona
Komury "a poSrednictwem
szambelana swojego Syna de-
pssze wyrazajaca ubolewanie
mad jego choroba i polecenie
by niczego ME zaniedba}
azeby przyjsc do zdrowia.
Japo6ski pose} W Waszyn-
gtonie, Takahira, zamierza "a
pare tygodnl wyjechac do
Japonii, azeby odwiedzic
swoja zone, kt6ra tam bawi
juz cd dw6ch lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
KONSTANTINOPOL, II

KONSTANTINOPOL, 16.
wrzesnia. Telegraf bez dru-
tn jest bojkotowany W Tur'
cyl. Sultan wczoraj by} swia-
dkiem prob telegraph bez dru-
tu i oSwiadczy}, ze wynalazek
ten jest dzielem dyab}a. POI
niei rozkaza}, aby .czempre-
dzej wynoszono sic .Turcyi
4 tenn dyabelskim wynalaz'
kiem.
Kiedy sultan wyszedl Z
domu gdzie odbywa}y sic pro
by, byl bardzo blady i wi
dziai W oko1o siebie jakie<
fantastyczne obrazy..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

JSAs WNruS, 3SJ ". OF
zone z dwojgiem dzieci; kt6.
rel juz Cd kilku lat ME posy-
}a} zadnych pieniedzy. Budy-
mex W kt6rym Ceratka sic
znajdowa} nalezy do Jana Jo-
d1owskiego.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
W}adys1aw Szydiowski i je-
go ojciec Franciszek, zamie-
szkai przy Jackson ulicy, "a
p}aeili po $500 kary koszta
procesu "a pobicie Ignacego
Pachulskiego. Mlodszy syn
|Szyd1owskiego wraz z innymi
chfopakami oderwal Geese
p}otu PREY ogrodzie obok ha-
Ii Narodowei gdy Pachul-
ski, kt6ry jest specyalnym
str6zem bezpiecze6stwa W
hall, schwyci! go zamierzajac
oddac go policyantowi, ojciec
i starszy brat ch}opaka napa-
dli ma niego i pobili go. A.
wantura mia}a miejsce W dzie6
robotnik6w" podczas zlotu
Sokol6w.
Aleksander Sruba, >kt6ry
zostal aresztowany wraz z
Franciszkiem Wilkowskim "a
b6jke, t}umaczy} sic ze sta}
sic ofiara okolicznosci. Twier-
dzi, re gdy Wilkowski i in
ny mezczyzna sic bill on
chcial ich rozlaoM6 lecz O.
trzyma1 tylko kilka silnych
ku}ak6w i zosta} wmieszany
W b6jke. Sruba i Wilkowski
zap1acili obaj po $500 kary
i koszta procesu. i:
NANTICOKE, Pa. Kill
ka tygodni temu, jak zawita}
do mas tyfus wszystkie
szko}y tego powodu So
zamkniete. Choroba tax sic
rozpowszechnila, ze jest juz
przeszfo 80 familii chorych
W sasiedniem mie5cie Will
kes-Barre W szpitalach juz
ME ma. mle]sca DOktOrzy sta-
raja sic, aby tutejszych
szk61 publicznYch porobit
szpitale, bo tyfus sic co raz
bardziej rozrzerza: Jako po-
pow6d powstania tel choroby
doktorzy uznai zarazy, kt6-
"a pad}a ma wode. Zarzad
zdrowia pracuje mad tenn aze-
| by z Nanticoke mkt ME by}
twypuszczony po "a granice
miasta, azeby choroba in.
nych miast ME zosta}a pre-
nies1ona. Me ma dnia, W kt6-
rymby kilka os6b ME u
mario ma te chorobe. Oby
Bog }askawy odwr6ci} cd mas
| to nieszczescie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

nych hr. Lamsdorff bierze
udzia1 W przejazdzce. Wsku.
tex wyjazdu cara zapewne
op6zni sic podpisanie trakta-
tn pokojowego.
Wedle depesz nadchodza- i
cych Baku W czasie rozru-
chow W dystryktach nafto-
wych zburzone zosta}y fabry--
XII FL kompanij i 13 prywat-
nych w1ascicieli. Kopania
Baku straci}a trzecia Geese
studni, kompania Nobla 4Q
procent, a kompania Borna
80 procent. Tylko jed1a .
posiad1osci Rotszylda nieu-
szkodzona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

zone z dwojgiem dziecii; kt6-
rel juz cd kilku lat ME posy-
}a} zadnych pieniedzy. Budy-
mex W kt6rym Ceratka sic
znajdowa} nalezy do Jana Jo-
d}owskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

YOKOHAMA, Is wrzes-
MIA. Sekretarz wojny Taft ze
swoimi towarzyszami podr6zy
onegdaj po po}udniu o godzi-
ME 3 wyjechali ma parowcu
Korea poSr6d entuzyastycz-
nych okrzyk6w Japo6czyk6w
Taft opowiada, re wiesci o
antiameryka6skich demon
stracyach niezmiernie by}y
przesadzone: podr6zowa} po
calej Japonii j nigdzie ME do
strzeg} usposobienia wrogiego
Amerykanom lub W og6le
cudzoziemcom. Take cihnski
bojkot ameryka6skich iowa
row rozbija sic, 10 Chi6czy-
cy zycza sobie mice towary
amerykanskie juz stracili
$15, 100000 no bojkocie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

BAKU, 18 wrzesnia. Sy-
tuacya jest znowu krytyczna
Wczoraj W ciagu dw6ch 60
dzin W bia}y dzie6 dokonano
piet napad6w morderczych ma
najruchliwszej ulicy W tenn
mjescie. Policya, kt6ra pre-
waznie sk}ada sic z tatar6w
pozwoli}a mordercom uciec,
Krazy straszna pogfoska,
re dis nastapi rzez armeh.
czyk6w.
Policya zosta}a wzmocnio'
ma a wojsko patroluje po u.
.licach.
Arme6czykom zakazane
pojawiac sic ma ulicach.
WcZOraJsZe m0rderstWs
wywo1a}y tn panike pomie.
dzy mieszka6cami. Sklady
pozamykano a ma ulicach
usta} ruch zupe}nie.
.TYFLIS, Is wrzesnia. Gen
Szizinkin otrzyma} wczora;
telegram Baku, ze walks
pomiedzy tatarami a wojs'
kiem kt6re broni chrzescian
trwa dalej.
Sytuacya mic sic ME polep
sza i r6znych miejscowosc
ma Kaukazie donosza, re RE
zie walki pomiedzy tataram
2 jedenejj a wojskiem j ar
Emehczykami drugiej stro'
ny trWaja dalej. Tatarzy ;
kazdym duiem rosna W sile
prowadza Wake 2 Gala zacie.
k1oscia. Zdaje' sic ze sport
czasu potrzeba, aby Wojskt
zdola}o uspokoic dzikich ia
ltar6w.
Wiesci te brzmia ola cara
! tn ME pomyslnie. Niekt6rz,,
saba, ze 2 Kaukazu rozsze
fzy sic strasznas swojna domo
wa po calynn caracie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21
DUNKIRK,

DUNKIRK, N. Y. w.
Br6ks Memorial szpitalu u
mieszono J6zefa Szyma6ska
i jej q letniego synka, kt6
rzy zatreli sic trucizna przy
rzadzona na szczury.
Utica Gren przejechal
w6z i wypad}o niego cias-
tko zaprawione trucizna ca
szczury C}opaczek ma}y pod
ni6s1 z -ulicy czasteczko iSu-
raczyl sic a reszte matka zjas,
d}a. Lekarze maja nadzieje,j
re chorzy powr6ca do zdro-
via.
Z>BUFFALO, N. Y. Bari
dzo smutny wypadek, 6wiad
czacy O zdemorahzowaniu|
naszej mlodziezy, wydarzyII
sic W poniedzia}ek wieczorem|
ma Beck ul., i zako6czy sic
prawdopodobnie smiercia nie7
winnej Is letniej dzieWczY7
ny Rozalii.
Do podw6rza domu, pod
mr.. a. Beck ul., przyszlo q
godzinie 8mej wieczorem
czterech mlodziehc6w, a td
Jan Knitter z Lombard ul
More Piotrowski, pod nrl
81 Beck ul. jakichs dw6cH
z kt6rych jeden mieszka nd
Ashley ul., i zarzadali %
swego kolegi Jana Kowal
skiego 80 cent6w, "a rekaW
do cry W pike, kt6ra tenze
pozyczy} cd Mich, ale zgu
bill.
Gdy Jan Kowalski mid
m6g} i'm zaraz~ tych 80 cenj
| tt6w zaplacic, rozpoczeli MIN
k16tnie, W czasie kt6rej jede1
z tych 4rech 1obuz6w doby1
rewoiworu strzelil W POI
/; ;dw6rze raniac kula Is lett
MIA Rozalie Kowalska W leW3
reke zoiadek, poczem wszys1
cy uciekli.
Postrzelona dziewczyne za
brano do German szpitam- +
|gdzie lekarze orzekli, il grd
Il jej niebezpieczehs hstW
Ismierci.
Kapitan policyi z8go prs
cynktu wydelegowa} na 81
.idztwo " tel sprawie dete
.ltyw6w Kaszewsk kiego j Patte
Esona, kt6rzy do 2giej god
] my " nocy ME wpadn
. slad lobuz6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

gul podanych dopiero trzecie
pokolenie zowie sic ameryka-
ininem. Genius bedzie nieza
wodnie interesujacym, a wie-z
lujuz zastanawiasie mad pray
czyna zbierania spisu W ten
nowy spos6b.
Zwyczajem bylo zbierae.
spis ludnosci dyecezyi, ale
tYlko aby stwierdzic lie fa-.
milii mieszka W dyecezyach
tax ably wiedziec, jak ases-
mentowac parafie.
W sk}ad statystyk6w W
chodzi iczba familii, 5liczba
os6b liczacych mniej niz 18
lat liczba os6b samotnych,
liczba katolik6w ME uczesz-
czajacych, do koscio}a, ro-
dzonych amerykan6w, liczba
os6b rodem re starego kra-
ju i og6lna liczba os6b.
Narodowosci kt6re beda viii
czsne So: amerykanie, czesi,
francuzi, belgiiczycy, niem-
cy ,holandczycy, flamand-
czycy, wegrzy, narody wscho-
dnie, syryjczycy, grecy, POI
lacy, s}owacy i sfowiency.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21

carskiego ukazu zobowiazuje
cd dzisiaj komory celne
] przepis, obnizajacy clio ma pro.
dukty ameryka6skie, a mia
nowicie ma rodzynki, smo}e,
wyroby z zelaza lanego i ku-
tego i stall ma kotfy narze-
dzia, maszyny do szycia i
rolnicze, lokomotywy, wodo
i gazometry. Po zawarciu
traktatu hand1owego z Mem
cami ME by}o MONA wyzej
wymienionych artyku}6w
sprowadza6 do Rosyi z po-
wodu c1a wyg6rowanego.
WAW0Z GUNSZU, Man
uzurya, logo WrZesnla. Na
mocy zawartego uk}adu ist:
nieje cd dis zawieszenie pro-
nj. Pas szerokosci 4 Worst
dzieli obie armie. Wolno W
MIN przebywac tylko cywil-
nym Ma granicy Korei istniec
beda inne warunki pokoju, a
do W}adywostoku udadza sic
diva okrety:: japo6ski i rosyj-
ski, azeby wsp6lnie uwiado-
mic tamtejsza eskadre rosyj-
ska o zawarciu zawieszenia
brOni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-21


BERLIN, Is wrzesnia.
Wczorajzanotowano 8 nowych
wypadk6w zas}abniec i trzy
wypadki .6mierci. Move wy
padki ukazaly sic po jednym
" okolicy Dershau e., Wro-
c}awiu, Stuhm3 i Koenigsber-
gu q pc diva " okolicy Cru
dziadza j Flatowa.
PETERSBURG, 1890 wrze-
6nia. Ma mocy oglo onegl
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
WORK OF BASTARD
Continued from Page ~

the wood pile in this paragraph: "Ef-
forts have been made to keep the true
condition OF affairs from the public to
prevent a possible shrinkage in the
value of stocks" Then the following
dispatch the succeeding day was calcu-
lated to further the bear movement {:
''The publication of the story of the
terrible conditions at Goldfeld. New,
created a sensation in the brokers'
offices and they are being besieged by
investors etc.
That the scheme was Matched and
planned for some time before it was
sprung is shown by the fact that many
OF the papers had Syndicate cuts" of
Goldfield which must have been sent
out from the head Office some days
previous to the appearance OF the story.
If C conditions We're anything like stated,
no live news agency would hold up the
news for days until syndicate cuts could
be made and sent out.
1t is the plain duty of the Scripps
News people to fully investigate condi-
tions here and rectify as far as possible
the wrong done.
1t is the plain duty of the different
stock exchanges to investigate the mat
ter thoroughly and if any of their mem
bers are involved in the plot, they
should be instantly expelled.
The perpetrat"r, or perpetrators, are
not fit to live in 4 civilized community.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
The Hotel Esmeralda.

When o. F. Matkin & Co. purchased
the Esmeralda lodging house a few
months ago they announced that they
would soon replace it with a modern two
story hotel. This has been done and the
new hotel, which is a great credit tC
Goldtield, is o open to the public.
1t is handsomely fitted throughout and
the appointments are equal i'll every re-
spect to those of Il tirst-class city hos
telry.
The construction of an addition, 25x45
and two stories in height, will be com
menced at once. The plans of the pro-
prietors contemplate making the Hotel
Esmeralda, when finally complete, one
of the finest in the State.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Ore TESTING Plant.

Goldfield is to have n of the most
complete ore testing and experimental
plants for the treatment of ores that is
to be found in any state in the Union.
The plant is to be installed at once, and
the management will be under the per-
sonal care OF Messrs. Daugherty and
Steele, both of whom have had wide eX-
p~erience in the metallurgical field. 1t
is the intention of these gentlemen to
conduct Il thoroughly equipped chemi-
cal laboratory and assay Office in con-
n~ection with the various metallurgical
methods to be employed in the expert
mental station,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06

Was Town Up While Thawins Pow
der on .elvet Lease.

By the explosion of between 20 and %
sticks of powder which he was thawing,
William Shea, one of the Velvet ~leasers,
was fatally injured this morning at 8
o'clock. The injured man died at 10
o'clock.
Although there were no eye-witnesses
to the accident, it appears that Shea had
heated a pile of sand, as was his custom
every morning, and was in the act of
placing the powder in the warm earth,
after having removed all traces of fire.
II is believed the sand had been slightly
o~verheated, causing the explosion as
soon as the powder came in contact
with the earth. At all events, without
a moments warning, the entire amount,
sufficient for a days round of holes, ex-
ploded, literally tearing Shea to pieces.
His Injuries consisted of a compound,
comminuted fracture of the right shout
der, a compound fracture of the right
arm, q fracture and d~islocation of the
lower jaw. The sight of both eyes was
destroyed. That he was not killed in
stantly was undoubtedly due t. his
strong physique.
The deceased was an experienced
miner. He came here from Berlin, Nye
county, where he served for some time
as deputy sheriff, and was su%rveyor-elect
of Nye county. Shortly after his arrival
he purchased the interest of RUDE Ryder,
the original discoverer of gold on the
Velvet, in the lease on that property,
and has been working regularly with
his associates. He had for years been
accustomed to handling powder and
probably such constant use of the ex-
plOsive had made him Indifferent to it's
d angers.
The remains were taken in charge by
Coroner Bell. 1t has not been decided
whether or not an inquest will be held.
Nothing is known of Shea's relatives,
but friends are making every effort to
locate them. Deceased was a member
of Tonopah Aerie F. o. f., and the
funeral will probably be under the aus
pieces of that fraternal order.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Off for BullfrOS.

A. +. Price and $. E. Currie left this
morning for Bullfrog to do the location
work on Il group of twelve claims in
which they are interested with a local
syndicate. The claims are located close
i'm and the owner are confident that
they have one of the valuable properties
of that wonderful district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Attention.!

Grand Hard Times Ball, to be given
by the Ladies' Aid, Monday evening,
January 8, in Ladies' Aid Society Hall.
Proceeds of this dance to be used for the
benefit of the sick. Wear any old toys.
Prize for best representative of hard
times. Special and most interesting
features will be a Kangaroo Court and
a young ladies' committee, who assure
everyone a good time. Music by the
Marine orchestra. Tickets, 81. 80. Nc
suspicious characters admitted.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-01-06
Mining Contractor.

Mining Contractor.
Estimates given on all kinds OF under
ground work.
Grading for mill buildings.
Trenching and prospect work.
Especial attention given to location
and assessment work.
Correspondence solicited from Cen
trail Nevada. Il. j. Costello,
tt Box 81, Goldiield, New.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-29
gpucATIoN AND MArRIMoNvq

Mary yellow Calf very much resembles he r"hlte SIS
squaw. is suing for divorce because, as she alleges, her
husband, Charles Smallman, wants her to wear corsets
and high-heeled shoes and she won't do it.
Mary yellow Calf very much resembler her white sis
won't"
Mary was educated at Carlisle, as was her husband.
and she has had the advantage Of two points of view
that of the white as well as the bronze race. Her Indian
instincts protest against the compress and the sulted
moccasins of civilization and her educated judgment also
condemns them.
But Charlie Smallman's education gives him a differ
ent angle of vision. His Indian instincts Ia given way
to the white mans tastes. He wants his VIE TO initiate
the dress of the white woman.
Much light is thrown upon the contention by mem
preserves his Indian belief that women should do all the
work and that Charlie earns no money. Also that If he
wants his wife to wear cizilized accessories he should pro
vide the wherewithal. Others of the tribe insist that
Mary should obey her husband, work for the money and
buy the things.
Mary Yellow Calf herself insists that If Charlie Small
man wants to follow the white mans ways he should take
up the white mans burden.
Charlie Smallman looks only to externals. He is a
superficial philosopher. Corsets and hgh-heeled shoes
are not indices of civilization.
Moreover, Charlie is very like some white men who
laugh at women's vanity, but demand that their wives
shall be clothed in up TO date apparel.
Also he is very like some white men who require that
their wives shall be diligent to earn the perquisites OF
civilization for two.
Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-07-29
DENVER HAS STRONG
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAGUE
From Denver Times

The Municipal Ownership league will be a good deal
worse than a DOGGY man for the disloyal pubic servant.
If he attempts to vote away valuable franchises it will
land on his back in a minute, If he tries to return to an
aldermanic seat or a supervisors or into some other
place of trust he will find the league standing in the way
of his nomination, and if he succeeds in getting the NOM
nation the league will take great pleasure in giving him
his" at the polls.
The league will include members of all the political
parties and of no party. It will work to force the parties
10 nominate clean candidates with honest hearts, stiff
|backbones and good sense, and if the parties fail to do So
it will adopt such other measures as the occasion may re-
quire. 1t will have a resident fighting organization in
organization can be formed.
without injustice to Mayor Speer and in no spirit of
nagging the Times can say that he is a representative of
the corporations and nothing would suit him better than
70 procure the renewal of the expiring franchises Of the
water and tramway companies before he goes out Of of
fee. in April, 1908.
1t is to meet this and to see that another twenty
year period OF robbery is not inflicted upon the people OF
Denver that the Municipal Ownership league has been
formed and is reaching out after a large membership.
In proportion to the amount of money invested the
Denver Union Water company is the most profitable pub.
lie utility company in the United States. 1t not only
charges rates which are twice as high as they should be
though less than half of what Albuquerque pays), but 1t
compels the public to pay for the extension of its mains
Every real estate man who handles suburban property
Knows that he must pay about $500 a block to the com
pany before it will extend a water main into his property;
and in addition the city must order fire hydrants on the
main. for each of which it must pay SOS a year, or 3 pei
cent on $500. 1t has built a big dam at a cost of 100000
which it has bonded for three times that sum, because the
foolish people of Denver are paying enough money to il
o cover the interest on this gross overcapitaiization Il
s the biggest kind of a graft And it exists only because
he voters have been cheated and jobbed by the corpora
ION machine.