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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

BREVITIES

4 GROUP or nUFFALo BAsE
ball players went out 20 see the town
the other night At 1a0 a. m.
while they we're singing eEvefy-
body Works Hut Father" an un-
sympathetic copper happened along
aud In the melee that followed Geo.
McNauuA and FIRST naseman Muir
ply were pretty badly cut up with
q black iaek, The next merning
each ~ che players contributed s.
% the city.
FRANK 0oTcu. WHO IS A
wrestler but ifuagiues he IL q
tighter j. training for hia 50 with
"noomef" Weeks. a Spokane fire
man. Who thinks ne ia a coming
Jeffries. The bout u scheduled for
sept - a. Spokane.
HARRY c0RHETr WILL M ~
bed six weeks, feiI nom a fractions
hafse aud cracked his knee cap.
THIS SOUNDS LIKE A MIN
strei joke. bat u isn'f Lew Dock
sfadcr tipped Eddie by Off ON
Gertrude n. ~ a good thing AZ To-
runto. Toy looked az the odds. IS
20 /. and shoak his head. Not FOR
Willie" he said. Lew can spring
hts Jokes ON the re1 necka but It's
me that's the wise boy Gertrude
y. rouped IN ahead % the field
aud Doekstsster cleared pp tzooe.
but boy ~ silent nov.
HARLEM JOCKEY CIsun RACE
begins sept. %. The meeting Is
for four and one~haif weeks Races
at New Orleans begin Suv. 50.
KNOX COLLEGE rs RAPIDLY
Eettlng ia eleven into trim for the
season. Right Tackle famnke has
broken hin right wrist. sud Capt
uttdtng has torn loose the tlga.
uents Of hts right shoulder.
THE FOLLOWING CLAIMS To
puEilistle titles are all targets for
bgiekbais from the dlHaenfrrs.
Heavy eight. Marvin Hart. light
heavyweight. Rohs Fffsslmsnnns.
welterwaiwht. Joe waleotSs light
weight. Joe Cans feafhcrNeixht.
Abe Attsii. tsntam. Frankie Nsil
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TROUBLE IN The
LACROSSE CLUB

but even SO Seattle has not been
notified.
This action ON the part az the
Victoria club means enc OF two
things. They are either afraid Il
meet Seattle. or believe they can
get out OF PLAYING because Van
eouver has protested the Seattle
Same which should have been play
ed on the sad.
Seattle stands ready TO meet Vie
toria ON their own grounds when
the necessary money Is advanced.
The Seattle lacrosse club viii not
be a member of the northern league
another season, 81 report has II.
but the management will not nut
up with any more flimsy work on
the part OF the association Ed
kennedy, manager 81 the local
club, and t.ienel Yorke. two fight.
era from way back" will have the
backing OF every member 81 the
club here. aud they will fight like
flends Tor Justice.
The squall - coming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

ballard viii be the scene a. Is Nat
should be very pretty iiftie s..
Tuesday evening. October Z. when
Percy cave. 81 Canada. and uobbs
Johnson. Of san Francisco. inset D.
the arena az Junction hall aCoss
has a very GOOD record behind hire
having been three years aK8 the
amateur ehafstpiau af CHnndaT He
has bersn mixing ri matches n int
vicinity far nome ttEnn and ia pretty
well known here.
Bobby Johnson. OF San Fraueisra.
IL also fairly well known Ia this
neck OF the woods lie l. 20 years
old. has had = fights aad only iosf
three timra. one being IN a pfefr~-
sioHai bout Following l. pafs q
Johnson record
Wen gsoree glhhs. 81 San Fran
cisea, Z rounds. George DouxbsrtY.
San franrtaeo. rounds. Harvey
Driscoil. san traneisco. feandas
Monte Atfel san Ffanctseo. 4
rounds jockey Bennett. Oakland.
10 rounds; Louie Gaxaauxr. OAK
land. rounds. Danny ppukherty.
f#ssaHHft| a7HstNAt HWNHzHHNa ia - AhAA ~
Vallejo. - rounds Pat Kearns. San
Francisco. ~ rounds. 1agng cove.
Tacoma. 20 rounds.
kapckauts = piek culisu. San
Franchise. 1 round White Borne.
Oakland. rounds Peter Carroll.
Fan ffautlsuo. uouuda. Abe la
pri. san Francisco. : rounds. TONE
mY Sullivan. t.as Angeles. Is
rounds Jimmie fioEHuau. san
Francisco. . faunhH. Tasamy snail
ham. San Francisco. rounds Jim
mY Kerry. San Francisco. refunds.
XII osaidis. Hah Franfisea. -
rounds. KID ffnnsftY. Oakland.
round. Micktn Welsh. Oakland. Z
rounds Monte Attri Oakland. Is
rounds George itaekcti. san Diego.
rounds Jockey Bennett. Eine kiou.
IL rounds. Iva ruNsii- san Fran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

STIOEiS AMERICAN LEAGUE
club owners are becoming aubl-
tIops farmers. II signs indicate any
thing They have secured Mime
apoiis Ia the American Association.
and installed Dick paddea 90 player
manager New they are reaching
out fof Kansas city Ia the Sauna
association 10 their plans 30
through they VII be able 20 con.
troll about 90 ball players.
THE WOE OF CHICAGO POL.
lowers 81 The racing game Is sum.
marIxea by d Windy city writer as
follows
Tell me. ia. n you'll ever budge7
Tell me, Is there a chance 70
rneeg
II ever again yell salute the
judEe7
Gesi But this Is a lonesome
place.
HARRY TESNY. WHO KNOCK.
ed out Monte Attei1. brother OF Abe
AZ Goidaeid. II 80 meet Frankie Neil
IN san Francisco. Sept. 20. for the
American haufamweiRht champion.
ship
PHfI.ADELPHfAS ACR
fcasherweight. Young Erne. IL tc
meet Young Corbett AZ Chelsea
Mass. Thursday IN i5-ruund bout
They have met twice before. The
FIRST meeting was an eofbcff. but
the second all Erne.
BILLY holland. WHO DID Sc
much talking about graft before fhs
California legislature IN connection
with an anti prize fight measure
has been summoned 20 testify be-
fore a grand jury. Western sports
fear a kibosh may be put on IN,
fighting game IN ths Golden state.
DUTCH" LAVfNE. OF LAST
years foot ball squad. has returned
10 New Haven. lie In heavier thar
ever and his return helps Elf
chance for n strong eleven.
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HoW,S THTSp

We offer ons Hundred Dollars Pc.
ward ~ any ease - f.sfsffh that can
not he cured - ffaila Cafarfh Cure
= CHENEY 4 90 Hoir1a. o
y Cheney Cor ahr iast IS YsafH ard
ifeitsEr hin rrEfeftlH hunaHahi IN al
business transactions ana finaaeiailf
Ahis 60 carry out AM uhtiE - lions made
81 lie ftfm
WAI.DI~g H1sNAk a HAflNfS.
Nhntsaata Druggists. Hulassn. .
falls Eatarfa FmHH ls taken iHtrFs
hailY. nrtanr a4forfiH upaH Ne hiuoa
ara mueaua saffarss - shs sfsfaru
Testimonials knni free Price - Ilsf
batais SD ~ az druggists
Take ftaiTa Family fsiis fuH con
stiratiHn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Mike Dryer, Plunger
ParaIyzed

NEW YORK. Sept rs Michael
4 Dwyer, the veteran racing man.
will be taken 20 the aauitarium at
Amityvlile. I. l.. In a few DAYS.
Dryer Is mentally all right. but
his being pafalyHed frem his waist
down neceaaltatrd his removal %
the eanitarlum.
Thirty one years aKo Dwycr APP
pearcd a. a thoroughbred owner and
during the following Is years raced
n great many great horses on the
american turf He went into prae-
teal retirement in the 'aOa. after
losing nearly all his money. one
story Of DWyer IL that he once bet
$50 900 10 win S. COO
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~ - So ~ y. ANhaHAaHNHH
Sure pop Real trouble has start.
ed in the league
Victoria Is now In the dizzy whlfl
and mixup No person ever thought
that Victoria was naughty enough
To gct into trouble. but they've gone
aud done Il nov.
And it's money matter az that
According 90 the conaitution OF
the British Columbia Lacrosse as
ISOLATION. the home club must for
ward a certain sum ~ money 20 the
vlsicns team six DAYS In advance
Of a scheduled game. Seattle should
play in Victoria on the coming Sat
urday. and the money SS0 in this
case. should have hocu In the hands
Of the local club last Monday. On
"Wednesday L was still In other
hands than those OF the Seattle
management. There may be such
a thing as the hanks Ia the English
town have not opened vet this week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Wednesday Grand
Circuit Results

CINCINNATI O.. Sept 2s.-2.1a
class trotting. three In five. purse
t2.B00--Turley won first, second and
fourth heats IN 2s6sH, 2s0S. ale.
Helen Norte won third heat IN z.1a
Jim Fenton. Diadem. a. Penn and
Ethers Pride also started.
FREQ for-all pace. two IN three.
purse sl.t00-Dan r. won second
and third heats in 2:OfH, 2.0sH
Pan Michael won first heat IN 2.0s.
Nervoto, Nathan Strauss, Frank
Yoakun. Baron Gfattnn. Belle Nc.
ana Major G. also started.
2 10 class pacing three IN five.
purse $1,000, unfinished - Kruger
won second and third heats ia 3 Os
ana 2;f2A. Bolivar won first heat
In eos. Outcome and eastwood
also started.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Prospects Brighter
at Michigan

wHfTnoRE LAKE. Mich. Sept
"a Prospects are growing brighter
az Michigan. Garrela. the varsity
quarter miller. and q strong Gandis
date the earlier part OF last season.
has returned nenng Clark. who
played end last year and may take
Heatuna place 81 half this. has re
ported nc the lake. Ctemoutn.s IN
all-fresh guard last year. LQvema
former University of Missouri IA D.
Who wac ineligible last aaassH "a
Alderman. who has had onN y#r
of Yosta coaching have a
ported.
Tho array Of new men hna made
SOME signal work possible. There
VIII be no scrtmmage work until the
team II brought back to Ann Arbur.
the last 81 the month The prom
lsinE candidates for the different
positions are a. follows eenidf.
shultz. guards. shuttle. Graham and
Clements: tackles. Curtis. nHsos.
Eemha and Aekerman: ends Tom
and Harry Hammond. Cards aAd
Stewart. quarterback. Workman
and Barlow. halfbfacka. Noitroaa.
Weeks. Clark and Knaia. fu8thath
i.ongman. p
Eva" Turner. the old Dartmouth
player Who made himself famous
by making the two touchdowna
against Yale that won the game IN
1908. arrived Saturday morning "a
act ms assistant coach. Ills eastern
experience with Hurry I'd" Yost's
unfallinE results viii no doubt
bring out strong team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Wednesday Results
Ai Boise

First @rrot or pace. mile heat<,
boat two in throe Orvil'e Wilkes
wen nird Second. nennie u. third.
Hest time. 9 30.
Second Saddle race. $50 yards.
eight ehirloa Ginger won. Nugget
second. Garvie third. Ttmo. 0s 20
Third Running five- elghtha mile.
five entries -iiirtie won. Infant
second. urhano third, Time. a2 %.
Fourth Cowboy relay. changing
horses every miie. four entries J.
w bowman won. VIM Abbott see-
end. d. W. Stewart third. Time,
ietst.
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Wednesday Results
at WaIIa WalIa

Four aud half furiouga Ed
Little Adele third Time. l6A-
Five furhnFs Mabel bates won
r. c. Green Second. Sir Christopher
third. Time. / o.
Seven furionEn Charlie Sshwclt.
rpr won. Mardents second. J. y
Kirby third Time. iaoA.
Five and a half fufiouKs Golden
Bucket won. suais Chriatian Second
Mss Raphael third Time. is0s
Mile Suburban Queeu Non. Anvil
So und. HArlsof third Time. fsf5.
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No Races al
LiberiyviIIe

CHICAGO. sept. 2s.-The rare
meeting which was 10 have opened
NJ Libertyyllle tracks. near this
city. next Saturday. has been abRn-
doned. The activity Of Governor
Dcneen and county officials toward
suppreaslng possible pool selling A.
the track rs supposed TO have been
the cause of the abandonment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Wednesday Results
al Brighton Beach

first race. five and a half fur
longs Charley won. lAneaatrinn
second. DoimOre third Time,
1925
second race. steeplechase. about
two miles Grand Pa won. Paul
Aker second. Piuns third. Time.
is2g
Third race. six furlonga Aero
naut won. Druid second. Suffice
third Time. zig Is.
Fourth race. AiE furlonga Tiptoe
won XlenRp second. Single Shot
third Time. i.l84-
Firth race. mile-iord ~ the Vale
won. Oxford second Larabie third.
Time. 81 Is.
Sixth race. six furi0nga Quadrlils
won. Platoon second. Hannibal Bey
third. Time. ~ a=b.
Seventh race. mile and a six
toeuth=Alma Dufonr won, Spring
scoond. True Wing third Time. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

cisco. rounds. "Kid' white. san
Ffaneiseo. 2 rounds Jerry Casey.
Oakland. Z rounds
ufa~ Cries Mussou. Everett. 7a
ruunda
Loaf Billie snallham. SAN Fran
cisaa. kneekfa Johnson out IN The
fourth round.
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Or. Miles Anti Pain pills.

Or. Miles Anti Pain pills.
are cheap. convenient. certain and
harmless. Cheap. ~ one dose II
usually sufficient 60 relieve the
pain. Convenient being little tab
lets that you can always carry.
and take as you would iazanKe.
Certain. because they cure hy Hooth-
ms the iffitatFd nerves. HattnisKA.
aa they contain 30 harmful drugs.
~ doses. - cents. Never sold IN
bulk
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AT NEW YORK IT. Louis :.
New York q
At PHILADELPHIA Detroit s.
Philadelphia =
At BOSTON FIRST game. hos
ton 2, Chlcas9 Q. second Kantu.
naaton l. Chicago Is.
AT WASHINGTON washington
9. Cleveland o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

The fleet VIII be at the navy yard
sunday.
To zoe II take boats from Pier 2
20 .. 10. u a. m, ~ noon. 1915. $3.50.
4 20. 100 y. ~. 80.
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Weakness ana all other diseases.
INSTALLATION FREE
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At CHICAGo-ehicaEu z. Brook
iyu 2
san FranClaeo found Hall ara easy
mark "Wednesday Ia tha game be-
tween The Seals and tha Angels.
played IN san Francisco. Wau Waa
there with The Eooda when Il came
On connecting his fwlfIa with the
hie kary. Pour tin1es dId the bat
ana bell come together lu the fourth
round. and mixed aianr uir~ly with
"a few ehaice errors Frisco easily
took the game.
RHE
Angels o000a 8oe o-a q 6
Frisco. e. 0esBo 0s-g 7 0
Batteries brown ana Ear.
er. Henley Whaien and Wilson.
Umpire. Davis.
Too much rain "Wednesday for
even the webfooiera and the ST.
washes 10 give a performance.
Oakland wniiopef Tacoma good
and plenty Wednesday fl a game
played At Spokane. Tacoma was
unable 10 find schmidt. while Bobby
ksefe was plngoa regularly. Up
% the seventh the iungiera had has
one hit. when Lyueh pushed the
sphere over Van Haltrcu'a head into
center pasture for three stops.
Flynn then iet go and Lynch scored.
The score r. H. r.
Oakland. iio0s20 or ls 3
Tacoma. 0 O0oi o-i s 3
Batteries Schmidt and Hnehett.
Keefe and Graham. Umpire. Me-
Donald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
WEDNEaDAY rooTnALL

At ITHACA Cornell o. ilamil-
tnu o.
At HANOVER. n. H.-Dart
mouth -, Norwich o.
At PRINCETON Princeton q.
Villa Nova o.
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At CINCINNATI ciaeiauatI 10
Boston IL.
At II. Louis 81 I.aais g. phil
adslphia s.
Ar rfTTHnuRG - pifsburK 2.
Mes York s.
At CHIcAGo-eshicaEo :. Brook
lyn 3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
UNCLE Josh PERKINS
CRANnoPERA s;.,' sn
0nRVOHoUSE I 1sss,r,

JOHN CORT. Mgr Both Phones 50
Tonight. Friday ard Saturday.
Saturday Matinee.
~THE GIRL FROM kAY'S."
With Americas Foremost Dialect
Comedian. ROHBN NORTH
The Colossal Triumph az the Past
Two Years IN London ard New
York. Ten Months Run at Herald
Square Theater. New fork.
Prices -Stsa 20 sc.
Sunday ard Three Following
<tshfs~.fr ora Krntucky. seats
selling fridaY. 81 10 1ze.
COMING Ben Nur."
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STANDING OF TnE cLuns.
WEDNESDAY GAMES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At SEATTLE Seattle Portland.
Ne game rain.
At sPoKASE-oakisnd Z. Tace-
ma 1.
AT SAN FRANCISCO - San
Francisco 5. I.az AnEeieH J.
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M. HEE NO

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Too much rain Wednesday for
even the webfooserH and the ST.
washes 10 give a performance.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
SENATOR SUMMERFIELD
WEEDS MINNESOTA LADY

On Saturday, in Reno, Hon. G. w.
Summerfield, formerly of this place, took
unto himself a bride. He was married at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Trousdale.
in Reno. to Miss Elsie Gibbs of Mon
ticelio, Mimi, a beautiful and accom-
plished young lady. Only members OF
the family were present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. C. l.. Mears
Of the Congregational church. A sump-
tuous wedding breakfast was afterward
served at the Golden Grill. Today the
happy couple departed for Tonopah,
where the groom has large business in
terests.
Mr.. Summerfield has hosts of friends
here who wish him the greatest happi-
ness in his welded life.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
STRUCK BY TRAIN
NEAR WASH0E
CITY
J. J. Cooper Meets With In
juries That will ProbibIy
Prove FataI--Horse Killed

While driving across the Virginia and
suckee railroad tracks, a half mile
roith of Washoe City, ]. J. Cooper,
tEiesher, was struck by the southbound
Saturday morning passenger train and
thrown distance of 30 feet sustaining
injuries which make his condition ex-
,remely critical and his chances of re-
coyery very slim, says the Journal. His
right arm and left leg were broken and
his head was crushed by the contact
with the locomotive. The cart in which
he was riding was reduced to kindling
Woo and his horse was thrown SO feet
By the locomotive and instantly killed.
Mr.. Cooper was picked up unconscious
ard up to late hour Saturday night
had not regained his senses.
The place where the collision occurred
Is particularly favorable for an acci-
dent of this kind. The wagon road winds
down a hill through a cut and takes q
sudden curve across the railroad track.
1t was down this grade and across the
truck that Mr.. Cooper drove right in
font of the approaching locomotive and
vas struck before the engineer could
stop his train.
The train was stopped as quickly as
possible and Mr.. Cooper's mang ed body
was picked up and brought to Reno.
Mr.. Cooper had been engaged in
threshing In Washoe county for a num-
Der of years. He was on his way to q
number of farms to close contracts for
handling this years crop when the ac-
cident occurred.
The injured man is a brother of Bar
tholamew Cooper, who has ranch near
Washoe City.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION OF
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

Arthur English is down from McDer-
o. E. Biggs of Lovelock is registered
at the Winnemucca.
Senator Nixon left Saturday evening
on No. for Tonopah. He will be away
for several days.
Mrs. Mabel Lathrop and daughter are
back from White Pine county, where
they have been visiting for several days.
Mrs. s. A. Clark of Mill City regis
tered again at the Winnemucca hotel
last evening.
j. d. Bradshaw of Paradise came
down yesterday and left for home this
morning.
Commissioner w. E. Townsend is
down from Paradise sitting on the
Board of Equalization.
Miss Mile Guthrie is expected home
from San Francisco, where she is en-
ployed as a nurse in the Children's hos
pital. in day or two.
Chairman w. c. Ruddell of the Board
of Commissioners is up from Lovelock
today equalizing the assessment roll for
the year.
8. Siard of Paradise is down looking
into the sheep industry generally. He
win leave for home some time this even
ing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
ANOTHER MONTE
CARLO To Be
BUILT
This Time the Great Gambling
Resort is to be Repro
duced on Lake Tahoe Shores

Though upon a milder scheme of rich
ness, the Monte Carlo OF the principality
of Manaco is to be reproduced in In s
State upon the southeastern shore of
Lake Tahoe. Arrangements have been
consummated for the erection of pa "a
tial buildings adorning the ground j,
building pleasure craft and conforming
to all other details though somewhat in
miniature. of the greatest gambling
pace the world has ever seen.
The new Monte Caro- will be located
in Douglas county. 100 feet from tn
State line. A tract Of land, bordering
on the lake. has been purchased by Al
fred Hoffman. Hardy Moore and A. J..
Poak. Already the contracts have bsen
let for the construction of the main
building. work upon which will begin
In two weeks.
The site is a remarkably beautiful one
as the ground slopes gently to the sandy
beach, and there are beautiful groves
of trees and living springs. which will
make the work of the landscape garden
er an easy and delightful one.
The casino is 10 be OF the bungalow
order of architecture. 1t will cost s6),-
900. The lower floor will be for the SER
wants and for the kitchen. Upon the
floor above win be paiata al gaming
room. modelled after that OF Monte Car
10. The rooms for guests viii each b.
equipped with baths. The proprietors
will have their own water works aid
electric lighting plant and are planning
everything along modern lines.
One of the projects Of the owners is
the construction OF a $4,000 launch in
which to transport their guests TO and
from other places on the lake.
1t Is the intention TO rush work SO
that the resort will be open to the pub
lie on the first of next June.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
MEXICAN WOMAN WANTS
TO GET PROPERTY BACK

Mrs. Sarrias has entered suit to have
the sale of her Esmeralda county mines
to Henry F. Quint of Boston set aside
She claims that Quint negotiated the
sale by means Of fraudulent representa-
tions. and that unless the deeds and
contracts, held in escrow by the Mer-
chants National Bank of Rneo, are set
aside that she will be defrauded out OF
valuable property. The proceedings
were entered in the United States court
at Carson last Wednesday,, and w. b.
Craig and Robert M. Price Of Reno ap-
pear as her attorneys. According to the
statements of Mrs. Sarrias she entered
into deal last March whereby she gave
bond on the property to one e. c..
Melen of Boston. who was to pay $780,
coo for the group of claims.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.

The laying of the corner stone OF the
Masonic Tempe at Reno Saturday was
participated in by hundreds OF the order.
Grand Master Beemer was assisted by
Matthew Kyle. Deputy Grand Master.
Robert Levers, Senior Grand Warden;
c. p. Fulstone. Junior Grand Warden;
w. l.. Cox, Senior Grand Deacon; w.
NJ. David. Grand Marshal: c. N. Note
Grand Treasurer; Rev. Samuel Uns-
worth, Grand Orator; Rev. T. L. Bel
lam, Grand Chaplain; f. ID. Kelley,
Grand Bible Bearer; George w. Parker
and f. e. Winfrey. Grand Stewards,
were present.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
LIGHT FOR ELKO.

The International Power Company. a
Nevada corporation organized by Salt
Lake people. filed copy Of its articles
of incorporation with the Utah Secre-
capitalized for sl.5oO.0OO. and its purpose
is the construction and operation Of
electric light and power plants. electric
railways. telephone and telegraph lines.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-09-18
MRS. BERK's CONDITION.

Inquiry at the Winnemucca Sanitarium
this morning as to the condition OF Mrs.
George Berk resulted In the information
that she passed very good night and
seemed a little improved.