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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
De RIO GRANDE
Don Arturo de Ia Cruz re.
nuncia su puesto de Sc.
crstario del Ayuntto.
DR.. V|ZCARRONDO
DR.. WzCARRONDO
Escrito en- <La c Correspondent
cia>, objeto de protesta
en- este pueblo.

Nuestro amigo y compatriota don
Arturo L. Cruz renuneisra 10 Score
taria do cate Ayuntsmiento para ocu
par un puesto de mas importancis en-
10 tfena del SeeretArio de Puerto
Rico.
NO hA eauiado sorpresa aqui 10
esuer osidad del doctor Vizcarrondo
ofeecisrdo ssrvir 10 plszs de medico
y prscticante de este pueblo por 5000
anuAles, porque en- epoca anterior 10
desc m ps fi6 por algo menos.
-Parsce que en- el Coneeio NUM-
clpal dc nina sl eritsrio do que cisrtas
ysntsi ias matsriales no deben aceptsr.
,e DOR ser do mas negative que positi
70 results do tratAndose de ocupssio.
mes On que sl sstderzo intellectual %
superior al ffsico 9 mstsrial por cuys
rssdn deben aQuellas cousiderarse 90
mo de importancia secundsria.
I'm comunicado publ'cado On sLa
Corre.ponder eiss ha martcido squi el
osscea dc las personals culsas que 90
ben mpsrar J iuEgar no olvidsndo
Que <sl es,ilo es oil hombre.s
Green y piensan las psrsonss do
wrtes y honradas do este pueblo que
el rsspeto y 10 propia ctnsidsracion
perst col obligaa & respetar el san
brio do 10 vida privada y 81 doloi
sE,ro, deretAndo 10 violaci6n dc es'
respe.o una depre,i6n moral que In
rlins, n a. que alodio y al rencor, q ID
ctnpasi6n do los qus aai proceden.
Ciesn tamb en- que los smsnsza'
prcducto del dssIecho y 10 sin rS6n
a6lo Oonvensen & los t6biles y tmo
flsos.
NORMA DEJO.
Julio II do 10 9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16

sl psri6dleo dEl AguilA de Puerto Ri
Coz, apart cen nuesiEos nombres ma
nifeItando que hAeemoS adhali6n q
pArGldo republican,, 10 que es com
pletamenIe fAlao J no 10 AeeptAmcs
por decorc,
NoIttros somoI : IeremoH patriC'
tas de 10 Union, J con ella eItAmos
para Geisn er lus principles dandola
uus.troI vltos. Hoy Los hsuoG ips
critic J entregado nueGIras EapeleIaI
81 sreargAdo del PArlido Union.s-
tas
Los que cream sorE render 10 opi-
pi6n con talsAS achsliopesi que pien
sen de otrA mAnerSi pues AL 20 81
erg 1AAl pals
De tai fAlsedEd proteItsmoI 81 er
gicamenls, J Iomos de usted con Il
In&l ci,tlpguids considers cl6n auI
Afee.itimos eorrsliglorAriesi
EltebAn FrGneo, FfIl elleo An .
70, Juan Gpiot.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
1ElEFON0 En- NtW YORE

De aeusrdo con un boleiin qut
aeabA de publican Ia Comps flfs dc Ts.
leionos de NusvA York y n " JerSsy,
en- el mes de JUNO Sc puSieron on IL
cIudad 3 SOL ApArItos eantidad que
aumsntA oil ndnero de los que hGeep
hoy ell ssrvlcic & mas de 325. 900. PoI
msdIo de este sistmA de comunieAsi6r
sutG upidA Ntw York con 35 900 eluda'
6eu J estelios Dc los EsIados UnidoI
el Canada en una red de alamhrel
dc 2, 500 600 ApAfAtos. HIy en- NusYl
York tres vsesI mas tsleionos que Of
LondrsI , eineo vsssl mas cue Paris
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
FL GIEGO CUPI0O

La UhorIta Nellie B. EAmsa de 2t
ahoI de edAd , no sScasa b rmcsura,
unic 50 suerts en- Reading, PenpsylvA'
niA, { 10 de James A Church, Quisn
adsnSs de contAr con algo mas de 40
AtrllsI, 90 sisgo, ls faltan los dos
brazos J tisne que ussr mulelas para
sRplnsr, pues no diSpons sino Dc una
sola pisrnp 6rgsnoI que perdlo hasa
since anoa en- una txploIldn de Or n
b stlhlss en- Ia iAbriss cue trabHiabA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
EC0S DEL EXTERIOR
EI Sultan Abd-El-Aziz, SO
muestra muy descontentO.
Una coronaci6n.
PRINCIPLES De GALES
SIS. 900 anua'es al Presidente
Roosevelt, para gastos de
viaje. -Duque Almod6var

Segdu el corresponsal 90 Fec del
peri6dico de Londres sDaily Malls ell
Sultan 10 ha hscho importantes dsCla-
raciones.
Ootuvo el rferido corresponssl
NOR siutervi. We del Sultan, en- 10 qua
este 80 le Quei6 engagements do que
no 90 10 hubiers eonsultAdo durarts
les sesionss do 10 GOT tsreneia dc Al
geciras.
Agrsg6 abb sl Az's, que g. hstfs
aesptado 10 Convention On pripeipio,
pero que considers necesario hseer
algunA mod noaci6n.
ri su' tau deelars, por 10 propso.
que necesitA iiempo para estudir cui'
dadosamsnts oil trstado que 90 ha re.
d. esAdo.
Lo que desea &C hre TODD, nuy az.
pecialmeute, es que 20 inssrte una
cls6sula cor Ia que SO 10 taeulta para
disolver la comisi6n europea, creada
Dor el tasado, tan pronto como csssn
las eausas que ID hieieron nscsssrls,
y 10 estsblessa el imperio sobre mas
s6lidss bases.
| Ell duqus de Almod6vAt del Rio,
lbs empeorado dc nuevo do 10 enter.
medad de que 90 dl6 cusnia hsee po.
eos dfAs.
y El Presidents del Consejo do MI.
uistro on Madrid, stfor Noret, se hA
hss ho cargo interins smsnts do 10 es' ta.
ra do Essado.
La llegAda dc los pripcIpes de
Ga'es & Frondiem, Noruegs, que vie.
, nen con obieto de asistir & 10 csrer o
pia do 10 coronsci6n del Yey Hat X IN
VII y dc 10 rtins Maud, On repressn.
tssion dol rsy Eduardo VII he aldo
sl sconkcImiento del die.
Los prfnsipss llegaron en- sl yacht
0 real brit&nisc, al que daban sscol.a
!. dos cruesros.
Q Los buQuss de guerra yla pits,
O 10 hteieron los saludos do ordensr4A
'sf Dsspu6s pasaron los reyes & Dor
% do del yacht real ipg'eI, con OhieIo d
visitar & los prfueipes y dArles II
}. bisn vsnida.
l. Mas tArds dssen bsrcaron iuntos
o sienco AcogidA 10 preSencia dc lcs 70
, yes y sus b sspedss on sl muells cor
. grandes demostrs cior 90 do ertlsiasmt
10 uor psrts del pueblo, que Alli 90 he
10 bfa reunido en- ntmsro exIraordinA
A. rio.
q Las tropAs impe rlAles de Psrleps
!, tich, SAlonicA, despr 6s do un eposrDi
4. ssdo ecmb to, apiQuilaron & la pat
20 tida de bd'garos que msrodsAba po
n eate diatrilo, comeliendo toda c'ass d
q desmenss.
Compo1 Ease 10 pArtidA CO tree
:. hombrea.
u De les tropas imperlales muriero
u' dos On sl OF tnbsts.
u -Ha sido Aprt bAdo en 10 CAmar
" tCcntindd en- Ia pdgGnG fq)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
svcIEDAD MERCANTIL

Nos psrsIoi oaa los T11reI lie
70 Win gAsy G., de sIts ciudsd, q Q
con iechA 5 del coYrItrt' hsn consli-
tyido uuA sot lsdEd msreSEliI bIio lA
ras6n social Oero Yii,tgat yCs tS.
50 c. en- San FeAneii co 39 10 que Sc
dedica' 4 al rAmo de cAlzIdol guinea
lie , s6neroa de punto,
Son IosioI ge.i1reI de la uisma
don GsnGrG O.ero L)FsI - J don Jo.e
YillegRI Torres; eomsndilsrioi don
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
s0IE0AD EUClNTAOORA

La solsd'd d, 81 Aisls rniento, ss 9, e..
zion dc gu'to J he lido obisto de lsr.
gas dlsOuSionss. Voltmsnss trss vo-
ldmenes 80 han eSerIto sn au al. hartt
8 90 su contra. Sin embargo, eresmt Z
que sl positive nerito de lA solsdsd
no Sc b. 'snnido tan IdIil , Correcta-
merte como 10 dsGni6 Ii iovsn & Oulen
prguntston 81 ls lsSgradAba ., tar solS.
sDspends, sontest6 la aludida du'Oe'
ments, dc % persona cen Quien estoy
aolA,1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
FIEBRE MATRIMONIAL

Peoria, Illinois, cusnts hoy con un
nusvo hcgar. Lo SopsIituytn FrstS
Bro6haAd, de s3 aHcS de edAd y laae
norita CaiArina Shupsk CO SO. FL
novIo ss padre de II htios } abuslo
de Al nisIoi la senorila shunek d.
vorciada de su marido haoe 4S mos
no iuvo suCssi6n y una vtz roios Sus
primsros lI2os rhatrimoniAles, volvi6
de 10 estsgoria de viuds 4 10 de dou.
celia. Los movies diittutan de 10 ID.
ne dc nisl On IN grAuia del o. Hot
Brot head.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
De SAN SEBASTIAN

81 aeher don Juan Font Rioi
nos dirigs deSde San sebAltlkn pA
tfi6ileA earts cue no publeamos por
tx'enssr manitettSudonoI Ius go lepA
rs del PNtdo Republicano en- ou,
miiit.bI, hacienda su IL rgesso en- ID
Uuion de Puerto Rico,
BIsLveLido Sea el ecmpairloia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
HuESPtOtS M.XGAN0s

Acompsfildo por Consul Gene.
raj de la re! dolicA de Mex co en- Nue.
Va YCl K, el Captain Aguaih Wsudrero
del bArso essuslA ZarogD "a b 20 vlsita
de cumplido hsSe gaaUS ofsa al Ma.
yor de 10 eiudAd y Al GJnsrnador de
G .vernoAa tlIlAno, general Wade.
Lss dos autoridAdeI n N .rAdas, rect.
bIeron con los b lnorss debidoB 81
msrIno m x.cIno. Vain, ii Alumne I
ylepen & bordo de llrC gz1. sl qut
rermans.trS por vArloH diAs q 9, ado
en- e.le puerto J de Iquf Sc dir gIrA 4
Cuba J d JamaieA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
Cidra, JUNO - de 19t0.

kr. DIrtelor de IA pEMoCRAC1A,
San Juan,
Moy distinsuldo ssfiof Tenemos
al 0uato de hacer dblica nuestrA I'D
Assidn 81 parIido sUni6n do Puerto
Rico
Proesdemos del partIdo republics
no. Zero dsaeAndo ser dhI d nueIlro
pAis, : viendo la polfliGA de prospect
dad Que dsIArrollA dithA sgrupAc,on,
4 ella vAmos como bucnos pusf1orFi
ou,ros a ruGrir sua q ~, & defender
m causa ~ luChlr tn las ErtzImsi
ulsssIo MS como busnos so, dAcoI de
10 PAtria.
E,tA mAntsItAci6n txpontsnea Ia
hAamos con IodS aincsridadj ain I'm
pu sos de mir gunA persons aolo pol
Il Aonvleei6n fLiima del exito del Ear
Iido AQue vamoI q miiitar.
De uGted con la mayor eonliderA
ei6r J corrsllgIonaries,
Juan O0baLLer0.
5poIinof Crus.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
NOTAS POuT|CAS

EAn Sebastian, Julio II dc 1905
g., Director do La DEMocRAc1A
San Juan.
b!atir guido eompattiota
SIN preGmhulo dc nipguna case,
poraus todos mis- actos son b ioa dc mi
uoncisnsis, me ss grAto dirigir US
ted 10 presents para hAOerle sAbsdof
ue mi actual actitud pollsiea.
Fui republioarc, zero no orlando
10. rms CON les procsdlmisntoS de
Auuel pArGido, me serar6 de 81 in
vrsso con Iodoa mis- ertusia'mcs en 81
Urn partido Uuien Puertorfiqutna
Aovovecho eats oportuntdad para
su,,ribirne CO uAtsd alto. SIS. y 90
srsligioLGric.
Eam6n e BGgn0nd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16

Manuel Marl.ntE Coma DeIIImos
lR nusvA arms pr6Spsrou nsgc clos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-16
U.uado, julio Il de 1909.


y
81, Dirscsor de A DEMoCRACtA.
San Juan.
s.h r! HAbIendo cum 2lido "a los
stA8.Qus tx &c IL Ley slsssoral pa
"a haser uao del voto, hasemos cons
lar por medic de la prsIente, que des
ue hoy entrlmoE formar paris del
gran pArtldo unioniItA que SsrS el
doiso QUE as lltvAiA ls victoria en- 10
pttximA cAmplnA elett9rsl.
AL mismo tempo le damos les
mas ex,rssivAI grIciAS ptr 10 inasr
pi6n dc lAs presel tss lineas queda
nos de ustsd AttoI. :. 8. J corrsli
gionArios,
Gmlkrmo 4tatodOr
gCst e. Nuaiz.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
aOthIng Succeeds Like success
Do. HEBBARB
IS KNOWN THROUGHOUT
The SOUTHWEST As =
Leading Specialist
IN CHRONIC DISEASES

He has the confdencs
AID patronage CT tbs
leading business men
and m ost prominsut
citizens of Arizona. The
Doctor q a raduata OF
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

the erstwhile voiceless desert will echo
the footballs of busy men engaged in
retaining the abandoned farms; in
converting the verdureless mesas into
verdant fields. and soon the Casa
Grande valley viii become, as it was
centuries ago. the home of a thrifty,
cOntented and prosperous agricultural
people.
This Transformation will be wrought
by the extensive and up-to-date irri-
cation system planned and TO be per-
fected by J. Ernest Walker and his
strong financial hackers. Mr.. Walker
has been devoting his time and Won
derful energy for a year past to the
work of planning. organizing and fl
nancing this great irrigation enterprise
and is arranging for the colonization
of the reclaimed land. He has evidenced
his faith in the merits of the enterprise
and his ability to make il a success.
by expanding $4,000 of his own money
in the preliminary work He has per-
fected this preliminary work and Is
now on the ground to inaugurate the
work of cleaning and enlarging the
canal system and is organizing his
forces for this work.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
CASA GRANDE VALLEY
REAWAKENING AT HAND
Progress of Operations For the En-
larsement of the Casa Grande Canal.
-Dredger Will Soon Be at Work.

d. D. Horning who returned Friday
from Florence, where he had been for
three weeks in connection with the
business of the big Casa Grande re-
ciamatiOn project. reports the rapid
progress of operations at the canal
head. The chief work just now is the
construction of the big dredger at the
canal head ten miles above Florence
which is to be used in widening and
deepening the canal. The material
was unloaded at Prices station. just
across the river from the canal head
The boat for the dredge is almost fin
ished, the dredging machinery is all on
the ground. is in course of construction
on the boat and will be finished in 4
few days. 1t is expected the dredger
viii be ready to begin operations by
the middle of November and perhaps
before that time. The capacity of the
dredger is the removal of about 5000
cubic yards of dirt every ten hours.
The power is sixty horsepower
Western gasoline engine.
The canal which has had but little
cleaning since its construction seven
teen or eighteen years ago is very bad =
" filled up and in many places the
willows and desert shrubbery cover the
bottom and sides so that a man stand
ing in the center of the canal could
hundred yards away. But even in this
condition the waterway carries about
$500 inches of water down to the res
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
PATENTA

PATENTEHazard 4 HGrBhAM Lee
Angelica Send fer free book ca pstsnta-
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
A NEW MAeAzINE-"woMANH
The Sixth of Frank A. Munsey Com
pany's Publica atoms.

The Sixth of Frank A. Munsey Com
pany's Publications.
The Frank A Munsey Company has
with the addition of its newest maya
zine, Woman increased the total
number of its monthly publications to
six. The oldest one of the six is The
Argosy which is now nearly twenty
four years old. The others are Nun
sey's. the AH-Story. the Scrap Book
and the Railroad Mans Magazine. The
total circulation of these six maya
zines is over 100000 copies and the
amount of fiction issued by this one
publishing house every thirty days is
said to weigh over five tons.
Woman" is a straight reading mag
azine, making up for its lack of illus
trations by its wealth of stories arti-
cles and departments. 1t was appar-
emily built on the principle that a wo-
man would rather read a good story
than glance over a few pages OF more
or less interesting illustrations. The
principle is undoubtedly a sound one.
when the stories are as much worth
reading as those in the November
Woman
The first number indicates that Mr..
Munsey has again accomplished d
seeming impossibility in finding new
field for a new magazine. This is,
however, as it should be, for since
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
AnnOuncementlil
If You Have Weak Lungs

and have become discouraged as to recovery,
remember much can be done by special treat
ment, when combined with the right climate.
It viii cost you nothing TO consult DIR.
Hubbard and if durable you will be told so.
If incurable You viii not be deceived. Many a
man is seriously handicapped by some Obsti-
business Sufferers from chronic disease of
the THROAT, Lungs Heart, StOm-
aCh. Liver or GSnitOsU AIRY
organs should at once see DR.. Hubbard. He
offers the best treatment, the newest cmedies &.
and the most rational methods. Thousands of
men have become completely and permanently
broken down by DhyaiCa1 weakness,
such cases can be cured The family doctor,
however, utterly fails. He lacks experience
and concentration of faculties, and cannot ac-
cOmplish what the trained, educated specialist
does Blood Poisoning and syphilitic
cOnditiOne, with all that is destructive to the
human system can be cured and without in
furious drugs. Don't fool with electric belts,
inexperienced physicians and sample packages.
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Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
MUSIC LESSONS FREE.

A course Of music lessons viii be
given free by Professor Fountain with
each mandolin. violin, guitar or any
instrument purchased at Fountains
music store. Lessons are paid for by
the manufacturers of the instruments.
This offer continued only until first
of November.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Mr.. Munsey introduced the first 10
cent magazine the publishing world
has gotten more or less into the habit
of waiting to see what he will do nexs.
Woman" is the latest answer and 4
very good one.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Yankee doodle doodle doc,
Yankee doodle dandy,
Just fill your girl to the neck
On Donofrio's CrystaIlized Cactus
Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Have you seen the beautiful prizes
which viii be awarded best bread from
Daisy FLOUR
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

If you believe in arizona products
ask your grocer for Daisy Flour and
try for the prize at the Fair
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30
c.. M, STEPHENS

South Texas Art Co. agent located
Phoenix. Takes his own orders and
delivers his own pictures.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30

Henry Maillard's famous New York
candies received fresh every week at
the Phoenix Bakery.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-30


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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13

Entering the cell-room Of the
county Jail at Elko July 9TH to
feed the prisoners, Sheriff Clark
left the key iA the lock. and John
BroughtOn, . confessed escape
from . California prison, sneaked
from his cell and locked the sher-
iff in, making his owR escape.
Brougton has not yet been cap
tured. Sheriff Clark ct the noon
hour entered the jail to feed the
prisoners. Broughton waited un-
till the sheriff was well within
the prison and then he started to
the door unseen. After he had
turned the key in the lock he
waved adieu to his former keep
er and fed.
In Lovelock last week Deputy
Constable Haynes killed a strang-
er whom he had arrested and
who endeavored to escape.
Haynes was exonerated.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
STATE NEWS.
Items Gathered From OuI
Exchanges.

Governor Sparks has offered a
reward for Howard (Doc) Sharp,
who killed Curtis Kendall at Gold.
field two years ago.
H. Dietrich has resigned as
Ormsby county Recorder--by re-
quest a shortage having been
discovered which he made good,
The Nevada Northern railroad
from Cobre to Ely, White Pine
county, will be completed next
September. Trains will be run
ming to Cherry Creek this month.
A. G. HERE of San Jose, Cal.
a graduate of Stanford Univer-
sity, has been elected principal of
the Carson school to succeed w.
H. Howe. The latter has held
the principalship for over thirty
years.
Millions of locusts have appear
ed in Carson Valley. The wings
are brown and the body is a dull
crimson beneath. Wheter or not
it is the seventeen-year variety
cannot be told. Carson Appeal.
The salaries of the postmasters
at Tonopah, Lovelock, Austin,
Carson, Elko and Eureka have
been raised 500 per year. The
salary of the postmaster at Gold
field will be increased from
$2400 to $1,000 beginning July 1st
and the Offices at Wells and
Wadsworth have been elevated
from the fourth-class to the Pres
idential class. The increase is
good evidence of the prosperity
nov being enjoyed by the State.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Registra-
ton for the General Election to be held November
9th, 1906. for the election Of State County and
township otfieers. are now open. and will remain
until o'clock P. M. until September 10th; 1905.
and from October 6th. 1906, until October 9th.
1905. during same hours. and from October 18th.
1906. until October 9th 1906 from o'clock P, N.
until o'clock P. M. in addition to the hours here
tofore mentioned
The law requires Daturalized citizens to exhibit
their certificates Of naturalization at the time
they present Themselves for rexistratioa.
VIM. ORR,
ReeistTy Agent Phoebe Preeient
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
BOARD OF PARDON.

The state board of pardons
met in semi-annual session
yesterday moning. All llmembers
were present, Governor Sparks,
Chief Justice Fitzgerald, Senior
Justice Talbot, Junior Justice
Norcross and Attorny General
Sweeney, Clerk Davis and
Warden Considine was also
present.
The cases presented for hear
ing were:
Chas. Angel, embezzlement,
escaped from Jail, 4 years.
Joe Anderson, forgery 5years.
Jim Apostolos, robbery, 8
years. Sylvester, manslaughter.
10 years. Harry Butts, assault
with intent to kill, 8 years.
James Black, forgery, l year.
Albert L. Blackwell, grand
larceny, 5 years and 6 mouths.
Dan Burns, assault with intent
to kill, 10 years.
John Buster, murder 1st de-
gree, life.
Joe Cross, robbery, 10 years.
Chas. Cantry, grand larceny,
10 year.
James Carney, assault with
intent to kill, 8 years.
Charles Dick, burglary. 5
years.
VIM. Daily, murder Cd degree,
life.
Joseph Ferraro, grand larceny,
A years.
Chas. Guilette, assault with
deadly weapon, 2 years.
George Graham, escape from
Jail, Is months.
F. L. Gerdes. burglary, 5
years.
Smith Johnson, horse stealing,
5 years.
E. S. Kendrick, murder I'd de-
gree, life.
B. A. Norris murder I'd de-
gree, life.
Frank Kalls, robbery, 7 years.
Clas. O'ConnOr, burglary, 5
years.
Dan O'Doane, bigamy, 5
years.
VIM. O'Neil, grand larceny. 2
years.
Dan Regan, manlsaughter, 80
years.
A. A. Schole, manslaughtr, 10
years.
VIM. Stevens assault with in
tent to kill, 3 years 6 months.
Cohie Sigmiller, murder 1st dg.
James Sabin, robbery 80 years.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1906-07-13
Registration Notice.

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Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Book Of Ragistra-
tiou for the General Election to be held November
6th, 1906, for the election of State. County and
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Registry Agent SPRING VALLEY Precient