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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-07-27
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HnIont.

= Dem 80ftoepartment in 8aIb.
tneton lit eS aelungen in 0eAuC
anf 81 Briefe, petde shrslld qua
Wferito SurIGaelauot mproen lin0,
naboem iie bort iiber 30 Sabre az.
lagert batten, faft ourdadnaie gu er.
nitteln, w0hln iie aeb0rten. Sn pie.
len 5dUen maren Iomobl Der Wb{en.
Der ols Der Ioreiiat iHon felt Sabren
toot uno in lOlhen 5dqen muroer
Die Briefe ben NnaebDrieea ausae.
liefert. 8ei0noer8 ~intereffant tint
Die ShiGlole zines 8riefes, melAel
in 2auirf in N0rmeaen am Is. yeo.
pember 1875 an einen Wtotroleu in
Wtlnatitian in WeritO, einen oamale
lSiahrigenBurihen, aufeeaeben tu0r.
ben NOR. Bel Nntunft oes Uriefea
IN DterlfO bate iib Der NoreHat mad
Sioarnerifa beaeben. fehrte npn corr
itab NorDegen surid unb eing Damn
nah ben Ser. Staater. 0adoem
Der Brief LANCE Sabre in Merifo oe.
lege1, ruuroe er lhlieBli9 nab 0or=
tDeaen ala unbeTtenbar auriidaelanoi
nno 1T nun enolih in DE 0Gnoe oea
Ioreiiaten aelanat, melder iid seaen.
Ddrtig in STANLEY, @i8., als pohl.
iituirtec Blrger uno Samilienpater
nleoer9elniien bat.
= Nu6 Balbinqtun nito aemeloet:
90 lit betannt. baB gonareBmifalte.
oef IN gar oielen Besiebuuaen lbren
&onitituegten 81 Dienften iein mul.
len Das eigeutimli9ite Nniuheu.
pelbe8 mDbl felt LANCER Reit an
eiueh &onareB. &eprdientanten ges
ridtet moroeu, brahte oieIer Gage
ben SetretdreiueS 8onareBmita(ieoes
oon NSlnneiota in niht aeringe Ser.
leQenbeit. Gin einHusreiGer Son.
itituent, Gapt. SameB 5. Gaen pom
ct. Baul, minlhte ndmliA leinen
arm, melber inn bel Qntietan alb.
geihonet uoroen, Photographic .au
erbalten. @r bette eeb0rt oaB Der
Nrmee > Irst, nelder tbm Den ser.
iboiie1en Nrm abeenummen, ben.
ielben in Glt0bUl nufbemabrt uuo
Dem Nrr1ee . Wtuieum ibermieIen
babe. Ser Setretar oes &onoreB.
Mtttglieoes begab iib in perlegener
Weiie nah benz WnIeum. UNI s0gerno
oieie unaew6bnlihe Ratfraae su
balten, uno erFubr 81 Ieinem Ct.
itauneu, oaB Sapt. &aen reht be-
ridhtet poroen. Der Nrm tpar bort,
uno 5Dar oortrefflih erbalten, in
Spiritus. IS mar Damn nibt Ibper,
one Srlaubnis au erbnlten, ben Urn
pbotograpblren gu oiirfen, uno es
uaro elm iehr autes Btlo heroeIteut,
uoelhes nit oer n6mften Boit Dem
Manne in st. Baul aueefanot rpuroe
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niht aus reinem Soealismus oroe.
fanaen bat. lit ebenFalS ither. IS
maren in eriter &inie nirtlha1tlthe
5ragen, Die i'm au ieiner SteQunaz
nabn1e in 8esug auf bic Stlauerei
neranlaBten. @r muBte bQs ueberz
9emiht oes Sioens brehen, muste
pDr auem bic p0litiihe uebermadt
oes Siioens, melbe oas 2ano su Ell.
ner benz 0Uroen brett feinolihen
6nnbelsp0litit amang, nernibten uno
bas t0nnte er nur our@ Nblhoffuna
Der @tlauerei. 8u Staten tam es
Tim babel, oaR Die Sflaberei elm obs
lheufibes, aQen mDoernen gmpfnz
ben bobaiprebenoes Snititut mar.
go tDnnte er feline. in @irtliGteit
1elbitilbtigen Nblidteu nit benz
Wtantel oes Soeali8mus oeroeGen
uno oaourh bic ioeale Beeeifteruna
Der gan5en 8elt fIr iid uno feline
5abe entfeifeln.
9teie 8eiten uno lire SerbGltnife
liegeu beute ueit binter uu8. mir luu=
ten Tie rubia unb pbiectio betrahteu.
uno oas tun ebeu Die &eoner bel fol-
den unt anoern @elegenbeiten nibt.
Dag man faaen. mas man Mil, Die
NuibebunQ Der Sslooerei MGR cine
N0tDenbigteit ite mufte frlber uoer
ipatet f0mmen uno eu1uIU mar Die
8erreiBuna Der Union Elm unelld,
fir oeffen 8erhinoeruu9 mir ntht Qes
mug oantbar fein fDnnen. Dieie 9ot.
iaben i0uten mir un8, bel oqer Nd'
tuug boz ben 8eteranen BEG grDBen
Griegea. itets pDr Nuaer holte1 uno
ioaten lie aud Der Sugeno einprds
gen. 9ebteres geidiebt aber leioer
nibt. uniere Sugeno miro in gang
falihen Nnfbauunaen in Besuq auf
Den 9rie9 er50gen. Sic uiro aelebrt,
einen nerneintlihen Slid nad su
flaoen. oas Der &Droen benz Siioen
~e1trtiien bat. uno babel 1T es 9ats
iabe, bob es tein arDBeres Slid flr
ben Snoen aeaeben bat. a(s bic NuF'
bebuna Der Stlaperet uno Die END.
ailtige 8eieitiaun8 Der Seseifiuns.
Soee.
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Wona ~geseiiiumsfrtea.

Iuaenblidlid lit bic Belt Der Sc.
teranen' R~onferenaen unb &euniDner i.
90 fornmen on iraene einem netteu
'Srt Die nlten 6errer ~sulammen,
amiIiren Sib NIT chamber, freuen
iih, oah tie nod leben, er5dbler BON
ibren 6eloentaten uao taiien fidb BON
linen ersdbfen unb fiuo, i'm @runoe
gen0mmen, hersliG fro9, oaB iene
Belt pergan9en lit. in Der nidts
im0n uar al3 ibre eiaene Suoeno.
Das 1T aQes iebr hibid uno 0ie,
mano niro ben altert 6erren ibr
B~ergnlgen miBe6nnen. @iemano
Diro au6 NuftoB oarar nebmeu.
ruenn Die 0fft2telen Teitreoner reht
laut in Die Boiaune ituBen unD ales
rGbmen. mas onuials geibeben 1T.
Gber 9atlaben fUllen ntht ueroreht
uno auf ben Ropf 9eiteut tueroen,
uno oaS aelhieht leioer rtur aIau
baufia bel iolden @elegenheiten.
Da bat neulih in Drtftuoob. Sans
gouutp, cine groBe &euniun itattaes
funoen. Go maren Die ueberleben.
ben Dec Wcgnnoueb.B Brigade, ole
bort ~suiammentnmen. Sci oieler
Neuuion belt @epr6lentant Code
cine &eoe, cine CUTE uno beeeilternoe
&eoe, mie e8 pen Inihein aebabt
bat. Gber in oieier Geoe bebauptete
er auh mieoer einn1al. e8 fei cine
3ige, ruenn man iage. bic Gtlaperei
babe NnlaB au benz &rieae geaeben;
Der Srieg iei ourb ben Berinb oes
Noroen8 herbeigefiibrt puroen, benz
Siioen 6as Selbfbeitimmungsreht
iber leine eiaenen Nnaeleeenheiten
5u eutsiehen uno ibm uUrsuibreiben
mas er tun uno lnffen 10Qe.
Was lit on8 nun fir cine 0aar.
ipalterei, eurh bic man fih blauel
Dunit normoht uno oielem &riea
loeale WOtine u~nterlegen mill, bic
er tatidhlih niht beiiBt? @epiB
haben i0aenannte f0nItitutiOneue
6ro9en bic Seranlahuna 81 benz
8rieg geaeben. aber oieie f0nftitutios
neuen Sraaer muroen bob etnsia
uno allen ourb bic BON benz 0oroen
aeforoerte Abihaffuna Der Sflauerei
aufaemorfen. Blroe es Iih bel ben,
Streit UNI bieie tunfitutiunelen
SEraaen UNI iraeno cine anoere On.
0elesenheit eebanoelt baben, oann
rpuroe eS bod gang gemiB ridt autt
&riege 9etommen sein. NlIu tpusu
oleie Wtntelaiiae? Der Rriea lift
einfam getiihrt mUroen, neil Der
Woroen bic 0eaeritlapen befreien
,uno Der Suoen in oteie Befreiuna
niht miQigen poIte.
DOB AUDI oer @Oroen ben 8riee
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@taat Obto, SoIebp,
QnrnS Gnnnth az


Sranf s. gbeneb bef9tp5rt, baB ct
Der dltere gartner Der Sirma S. S. g1eneb
nno Go. til, tuelde @efGdfte in Der @tabt
9pIeoo, In o6engenannter1 county un5 Staate,
tbut, uno baB befaete Strrra bic @rn1me bon
etnbnnbert 9oIIars fir ieben Snn
bon &atarrb be8abIen ipiro. Der bur@ Der,
Sebral9 bon SaIIs &atarrbs&ur ni6t
9ebetlt pe-oen Tam.
Sranr s. @bemeb.
9ef3poren bon mir unb unters
f9rie6en In neitter @eeentpart
am 6. September 81. 8. 'e6.
Ste9eI,
81. SO. @Ieafon, 6ffentIt6er Notqr.
Sams &ntarrbs&ur mfrs tnrterIi6 genons
men ntb ipirft brett auf sas 8Ilit ntb Bic
f6lein1igen S5erfIdben bes Gbftents. GaBt
@u6 3eusniiie fret 5uf9tden.
S. s. Gbeneh nno 6 o., 9oIebo, o.
Sertauft bon alien 9tpotbeferH, 75c.
@aTs SamiIiens8iuert ftnb bic beften.
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Sang Iebe Der Sfpnfa!

beiBt es i'm alten europa, aber bier
anlanoe: 2anae Iebe Or. Sings
0eue Embedding, Der a6nia Der
0als' uno 2unaenbeilmittel, uon benz
Wtrs. Sulia &poer Baiue, 9rurO,
Wtaii.. iagt: Sic oerfehlt ME. i0fort
au llnoern uno ibnea 6uiten uno
@rtdltnna au beilen." Tnoere beta'
tiaen Dies. Die rteue @ntoeduna
belt, Madden Nnoeres eriolaIos 1T,
fiher. 8arantiert BON Go. DreiB
uno 81. @obn 81 So. so Gents un6
$l.00. BrobeHaihe fret.
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mem fam Die grmDcoune Der Srou
WolitDr su @ute. bic NntuDrt i'm.
mer mieoer lauten: ibrem S9mie'
geriDhn, Dem Br0feif0r 6au.
0as mar elm erorIdenbes 8eneiss
material uno oDh nabm oas Bublis
fun mdbrenb oe8 Bro5e11es pfens
tunoig uno entihieoen fir 6au Bar-
tel. 9as tam ndnli@ in folaenoer
@eiie:
@s uuroe. mie, bereits geiagt, i'm
Terlaufe Der Gerbanoluugen THAR,
oaB 0au 81 ieiner Shmdgerin Olga
WtOlltor in einem intimen 8erbdltnis
Qeitanoen babe. Wan ermartete
nun, er weroe feline Inmelenbeit in
8aoensB Baden an Dem oerbGngnis.
nouen cage oanit gu ertldren iuden,
oaB er angab. er babe feline Shud'
aertn beimll6 beiuben tpuIen. Wtan
aueifelte 9ar nibt oaran, oaB 6ar
oa8 iunge Wt6oben blositeIen meroe,
UNI iib 81 retten. Nber 6au tat es
nldt. N~Qeroinas lieBert er unb lei.
ne 8erteioieer ben 8erihtsbof uno
oas Bublifum oeutlih aenug oerItes
ben, mas binter Der eebeimnisnolIen
&elie nah Baoens Baden ftedte, aber
cine Dffene @rtldrune aoben fie nidt
alb. So, ais Elm iuHaer Wann Nas
mems 2end. Der nit pau in elngr
Belle geieiien batte. auftrat uuo er,
tldrte, 6au babe ibm Wittetlungen.
Die entlaitenb ieien. bel oenen aber
feline Sbmdeertn Olga cine NoQe
lpIele. gemaft. er oirfe oieie Witteis
lungen ober nur nit grlaubnis
0au'S mieoerbDlen 90 erf[drte bau:
SD asbe iene grfaubnis nid1t".
Damit aetuann er ith Die Spmpat9ie
oeS 8ublitumS.
Nber oas aqe5 nuBte ibrn nidt8.
I(s aud Der 8eriuh, etnen Wnnn
Namens 8ielano, Der BET Der s5rau
Wtolit0r in Dienit aeitanoen batte
uno BON ibr am WDraen oes Moros
tages entfaiien mar, nit benz Woro
in Berbtnouna au brtnger, misaliGt
mar, ol8 Wielnno elm Qenaues Nlibi
nabmie8, 90 mar 6au's Sncbe Der.
loren. Die @eihnorenen lprnben
i'm fhul0ia uno Der &ihter perurs
teilte i'm gum 9Uoe.
9a8 Bublitnm nahm bas urtei[
NIT 8eihen oes unuiuens auf. @s
idien i'm fir unihuloig gu balten.
Nub nit Dem @ana bes BrDsefies
ruar man un5ufrieoen, oas gerbolten
Der Staatsanwaltldaft aab au ftar.
tenn label QntaB. Iber aues oies
dnoert an Der 9atia@e niGts, baB
elm eroriGenoes Bemeismaterial su,
iammenaebraht NOR uno baB, rueun
man iiberbaupt nmftanosbemeiie ael.
ten ldBt, man oas Sbul5ia fiber ben
Gngetlanten ausipreben u1uBte.
SIT 6au unidaloig, bann bat bier
cine ~geraoesu uneebenerLins @ertet,
tung BON umitdnoen itattaefuaoen,
I'm felner unteraang berbeisuFubreu.
Cine Berfettuna BON umItGuoen, bic
nod tDQer lit nls Die MirtliHteit
Doer als oas, mas mir fir 8irtlihs
feit ba(ten. uno bDh. tuenn man
iih oieien .iureen Wann onIiebt,
menn man bebentt. haB er Elm Meanr
pOn entihiebener eeiftiger Beoeutuna
1T. benz un5meifelbnft nod cine quite
garriere Dffen ftano; nenr mat,
iein Berbalten ieiner SHmGoerin qes
9eniiber in 8etrabt 5ieht. oaun
tomrnen eiuem bod 8meifel au lei.
ner S6ulo. gntpeoer lift oieler
Wann elm Spfer fait unbegreiniber
gebeinnisuoner umfdnbe, ooer er
1T elm 10 abeefeimter Sdurte, ME er
fefter neIeht hnt
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Oauts.
. a Il III 10 ollie.

gan Mntontr, geE., "A Sufi.
Ordinary IN Gents; COBB Orbinars
81 Gents; 9Dtp MibbItng 10 u Cts,
Mtioolino IL Gents; 9D06 Mi6blinp
12.A gts. MibbIiue 5oir 1873 cts.
@alpeffEn, 3eE.,2 "a. Suli,-Orotnnrt
81 @ts.; g0ob Srbtnarp 10.L Sta.
GOp Mioo1ina 11.L gts.; Wioblinp
ID Cts; -@DDb Miooling 1917 gts.
Ri6blins Tair ID q Gents.
Netp CrleaHs, 3a., "a. Suli.
9oDo Srbinarp 1917 gts.: Com Mibb.
ling liz gts.; Mib6line 12.13I16 Cts;
@DDo Mt6oIing 13. lli16 cts: Nihblino
Tair l4.1lil6 Gents.
8anmmolliamen nnb befenYrobntte.
8rima 8anmpOuiamen . WebI. per
&Unne $50.
9aamrooHiameu > Del, RIB, 43 @ts.
Bcima 8numponiamen Ruchen, Der
Eonne $3.50.
EelIP.
bei5aSist....... S::'
Bifbi9peine, eroB............35 -
tsott uhb 5uhs
Nptl0e aaeeH.
81
y e.
SartOfeIn. gaeue $500 u. 1925 per
gentner.
8miebeln, gerlOu 9ansers $2.75 Der
so $50.
9Omaten, Seras rs Cts. unb SLIGO per
4 &orb.grate.
8arrotten, IS Cts. per 9useno 8hnbeI.
8ohl, 1885 per LOO Bfb.
Bohnen, Reue Eegas $500 per Bulb;
8ohnen. Bahs, 81 90 Cts. per RiHe.
8feffer, so uno rs Cts. per Il 8ulh.
Squaib, "a GulbeI. aifte 30 gts.
Stra. so Cts. per "a Bu.
6onte. per Bfh............9-I0%. Cts.
3ale .........
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01orets8 eribf.
san "a. suli
Sieb Marft.

San I'm tIonip, "a. Suli 1907
Ohien $3.50 bis $3.50 per 100 gfh.
&ihe $1.75 bi8 $3.50.
guueu unb nStags", $1.tO btsi $3.50.
SdhrltHee $500 bis 1926,
&6Iber $3.50 big $3.50.
Shnfe $50 Bis 50. 90.
8ieaen 1925 bis $3.50.
Sbmeine $3.50 bis 1915.
ct. Somts, "a. Suli. Rtnonteb
Notibes $3.50 Biz 1915. geras : giFb
1885 Bis $500.
Shmeine So. so bis $500.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
DECISION HANDED DOWN
BY JUDGE PIKE SATURDAY
In which the Lovelock justice of the
Peace Is Purged of the Charge
of Misconduct in Office

Friday in the district court the
case of the state of Nevada against
Judge Fits on charge of miscon-
duct in Office came up for trial and
was shortly disposed of by Judge
Pike in a decision which threw the
case out of court because it had no
merit.
The action resulting was the sus-
tanning of the demurrer of the counsel
for Judge Fits, Attorneys Warren &
Wilson, to the complaint.
Thus ends a case which certain
petty politicians have been endeavor-
ing to force upon the public as one
promising sensational developments
and ending in the grand finale of the
Lovelock justice being deprived of
his office.
The unacquainted have wondered
why so much newspaper space has
been devoted to the conviction of
the Lovelock justice, but to those who
understand that Judge Fits and his
newspaper opponents differ politically,
the meaning has been clear.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
INDIAN Wife MURDERER IS
SENTENCED TO HANG

the words that send Buckaroo Jack to
the gallows.
The trial of the Indian, which drew
to close Thursday, was of short du-
ration, occupying only one day, and
the evidence submitted was mostly
in substantiation of the guilt of the
prisoner. The defense that was ex-
pected was not put on, for the rea-
son, it is supposed, that the Indian s
attorneys, relying on the supreme
court to decide that this court has no
jurisdiction and transferring the ease
to the federal court. The verdict
finding the prisoner guilty OF murder
in the first degree and fixing .he pen
atty at death was signed by Foreman
c. B. Brown.
Buckaroo Jack received the verdict
with the same indifference that has
characterized his actions all through
the trial. When the death sentence
was about to be pronounced he showed
no signs of emotion and gruntcd out
a short and abrupt "No' in answer
to the question of whether there was
any reason why he should not be
sentenced
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
UNEARTHLY YELLS
AT MIDNIGHT
FIERCE COMBAT RACED
BETWEEN JAPS FOR NEARLY
HALF AN HOUR LAST NIGHT
1t is not Known Whether Anyone was
Killed or not, and Nothing Can be
Learned about the Affair
from the Japs

A sleeper was aroused from his
peaceful slumbers last night by the
yells of man, or men, and arose and
looked out to see wnat it was about
1t was fight over northeast of
Chinatown, and sounded like Japs.
A Chinaman came along and said it
was Indians fighting. The struggle
seemed fierce, judging from the tones
of the language used, and the man
who had gotten up out oe bed hurried
ly dressed and went out to get the
nightwatchman. The sounds of the
combat could not be heard along the
main street on account Of the pho
nographs, pianos, ETC., which account
ed for no one along there hearing it..
Nightwatchman Moore was soon found
coming from the red light district,
where he had gone to investigate the
report of disturbance. Someone had
heard the yelling and thought it was
in that section and told Mr.. Moore
about it. The vicinity of the fight
was visited but by that time every
thing was quiet. The Jap woman,
at or near whose house the disturb
ance occurred, said she didn't know
anything about it.
1t was later learned from the Chi
nese that the fight was between Japs
and lasted perhaps half an hour.
1t is more than likely that some
one or more members of the section
crew failed to show up for work this
morning. The Japs, like most other
foreigners, will not tell more than
they have to about their troubles.
The above incident shows that a
Chinaman will not cencern himself
about the troubles of another, espe-
cially about the little brown men, and
man might be beaten to death on
the installment plan befc5e one of
them would respond to his cries of
distress or take the trouble to notify
the officers.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
COPPERFALL
CASUES
ALARM
DROP IN COPPER CAUSES RUN
ON BUTTE SAVINGS BANK

HELENA, Mont, Oct. IA spe-
cial from Butte states that because of
the suspension of what are known as
the Heinze brokerage firms in New
York, run was started today on the
Safe Savings bank, in which F. Au-
gustus Heinze is the leading stock
holder and director. The bank
took advantage of the 30day privilege
and closed its doors. None of the
other banks, it is said, are affected.
They experienced no runs.
The State Savings bank has, ac
cording to a recent statement, depos-
its amounting to $4,621,970
NEW YORK. Oct. 17.-Scnsations
followed each other in rapid success
the result of the collapse of the pro-
jected corner in the United Copper
and the suspension of a prominent
brokerage firm yesterday. The firm
of Otto Heinze & Co. was suspended
on the stock exchange.
F. Augustus Heinze, the Butte cop
per magnate, resigned the presidency
of the Mercantile Bank of New YORK.
The Amalgamated Copper company
at it's directors meeting cut it's quar-
terly dividend from 2 per cent to ]
per cent The directors of the Boston
& Montana Copper company declared
quarterly dividend Of Sc instead of
former dividend Of $12.
The failure of Haller, Soehle & Co.,
prominent bankers of Hamburg, Ger
many, with liabilities that may reach
$7,000,000, was announced. The State
Savings Bank of Butte, Mont, of
which the Heinzes are the principal
stockholders, suspended.
AS a result of these sensations the
stock market was halting and irregu-
lar, but there was apparent feeling
that the break of the attempted cor
ner in United Copper had cleared the
atmosphere somewhat and the market
rallied before the close. The sus-
pension of Otto Heinze & Co., of
which firm Max M Shuttle is the
stock exchange member, made by
Gross & Kleeberg, the stock exchange
firm which failed yesterday. In a
communication to the president of the
Heinze & Co. with refusing to accept
3,211 shares of United Copper said to
have been bought on order of the
Heinze firms. This action, Gross &
Kleeberg state, was responsible for
their failure. Attorneys stated today
that the amount owing to he firm by
the Heinze firms aggregated 100000
Says It is Solvent.
The Heinze firm announces that it
is perfectly solvent and that all its
legal obligations will be met. The at
torneys say that the suspension of the
stock exchange was accepted by the
firm in order to give the latter an op-
portunity to sift its legal obligations
from numerous claims which have
been made against it which, they al
lege, they are not legally obliged to
pay.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
ACCEPT The new
CHURCH
EPISCOPAL HOUSE OF
WORSHIP FORMALLY ACCEPTED
New Building is Said to be One of
the Prettiest Little Churches in
the State

This morning a committe, consist
ing of DR.. w. L. Samuels and w. 5.
Merchant, representing the Episcopal
parish of Winnemucca, formally ac-
cepted the new Episcopal church.
Bishop Morland of Sacrament, and
the articles accepting the building
were signed and delivered to Contract
or and builder Guy sisson, after an
inspection of the plans of the build
ing and of the constructed church.
The new church was visited by
Silver State News representative
this morning, and is pronounced a
most beautiful place of worship. The
building inside is fitted in white ash,
with a mahogany finish. 1t has a
seating capacity of $50. The church,
inside and out, is at once compact,
artistic and beautiful. 1t is said to
be one of the most artistic places of
worship in the state, and an inspec-
tion of the building seems to warrant
the assertion. In this connection
much praise is due the contractor and
builder, Guy Sisson.
At present there is a debt of only
$500 on the church and as soon as this
amount is raised the building will be
dedicated, the laws of the Episcopal
church prohibiting dedication of a
church until all debts have been paid.
The ladies of the Winnemucca parish,
always Jealous workers for the church,
and chiefly by whose efforts the new
building has been erected, are pre-
pairing to raise the indebtedness so
that the dedication may be made by
the first of the year
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
JAMES rs GIVEN 13
YEARS FOR ROBBERY

Saturday Judge w. H. A. Pike sen
fenced Geo W. James, convicted of
robbery, to IL years in the state pris
on The convicted prisoner, before
the decision, made plea for clenency
in sentence, alleging several reasons
why he should be dealt out a short
measure of years in Nevada s chief
penal institution. He pointed to his
former state prison record, telling OF
the number of credits he had earned
while in San Quentin. Judge Pike in
pronouncing sentence made few re-
marks, telling of the nature of He
crime of which the prisoner stood con
victed, and Of the danger of such n
criminal to society, and then pro
nounced a sentence of thirteen years.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
JUSTICE Fits PURGED OF "MISCONDUCT in OFFICE" CHARGE

The decision, purging the Lovelock
justice of the peace of the ugly charge
which he faced will be met with much
favor by his many friends. 1t is
felt by the more law abiding citizens
that Judge Fits chief fault lay in
his overzealousness in enforcing the
laws of the state and because of this
fact he has earned the undying hatred
of the law breakers and the FOUNDERS.
In discussing the merits of the
claim set up against Judge Fits,
that his fee bills are enormously
high, prominent Lovelock citizen
states that Judge Fits fee bills are
high, but he also points out in a con
vincing manner that the fee bills of
other officials and county benefciaries
are enormously high, and mentions
several of those who have been loud
est in their criticism of the Lovelock
justice as regularly presenting and
being paid, bills which, in proportion,
are higher than the bills of Justice
Fits.
The civil suit which named Judge
Fits as a defendant has also been
dismissed against the former, which
brings the Lovelock justice hide
whole' out of a series of legal en-
tanglements, which Winnemucca
newspaper has been assuring its read
ers would in all probability result in
his downfall and disgrace.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21

'No legal cause being shown or
appearing why Judgment should not
be pronounced by the court, it is
therefore ordered and adjudged and it
is the judgment Of this court that
you, 'Buckaroo jack defendant here
in for the crime of which you have
been duly convicted, in this court. to-
wit, murder in the first degree, be and
you are hereby remanded to the Gus
tody of the sheriff of Humboldt coun-
ty, state of Nevada, to be by him de
livered to the warden of the state
prison of the state of Nevada, and
that you be by said warden safely
kept and confined until day and
time to be fixed by warrant IN accord
ance with law. and that on the day
and time so appointed and fixed by
warrant you, 'Buckaroo jack de-
fendant herein, be taken by said
warden of said state prison end that
then and there by the said warden
you, 'Buckaroo Jack, defendant here
in, be hanged by the neck until you
are dead. And may Gold have mercy
on your soul.''
In this manner Judge ". ii. A.
Pike at l O'Clock today pronounced
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-10-21
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the local
Office of the United States weather bu-
reau of the department of agriculture
for Winnemueca for the "a hours end
ing at a. nj. October 81, 1907:
Maximum temperature, a.
Minimum temperature, 80.
Mean temperature, 55.
Normal temperature, II.
Prevailing direction of the wind,
northeast
Forecast for Winnemucea and vi
cinity for the "a hours ending at p.
m Oct. %, issued From San Fran
cisco Cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
j. C. HAYDEN,
Official in Charge