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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
Jak farmuja W Kansas?

Pnyjecha1 tutaj jeden polak W March, 1905 wzia} $50 ARROW, n.
kt6rych ami iedna skiba ME by4a wyorana. Postawi} budyhki zbreko-
wal IS ARROW ktdre obsad1if korna dostal blhko tysisc peeset bussli.
ieG;ea nezeniea. sony " IA tenn poiu gdnie by1a korna tez ssssiai } psz 9niee' ~ ~
wio cd Maroa do L'stopada, czyli W 8 miesigoach zbrekowa4 obsi.l
przesz}o 100 ARROW pszenica, sprzatna} blisko p61tora tysiaca bussli
korny. Tax farmuja polacy, " Colby, Kansas. Kazdy z Was mote
dokazaG tutaj to samo: Zatcm mic traccie wiecej czasu ma rudowan,u
piehk6w karczowani, borrow. Ptzyjed&cie do mas d dostaniecic {adne,
rowne prery ktdre tylko wyczekuje ptiuga; pc 10 do Is dol. z a skier;
ma s do 9 lat wypfaty. Ami W po4owie tax sic tutaj ME napracujecie
jake6cie dotad pracowai, a wiecej korzysci destaniecle: Bedzeoie sy6
" lagodnym a zdrowym klimacie, gdzie ZIMY KROTKIE. 49, Wy
ruszcie vice do Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. - Po mapy,
opisy poskie, it'd. pszce do Waszego rodaka. = -" "
w.. g. L. IDZIOREK, PRES s MGR. roloa14 COLOMBIA eonoo
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
z O

Pk0CK. W .dyeeezyl p}ookiej
rozpocznie sic obch6d, 5o-letnlego
jubileuszu %kap}ahstwa OLGA ~:
Pjusa x u%roczYstem nabozenstwem,
" niedziele II 60 -Iistopada sr*b.
W celu 6oi6lejszego zespoienia
wiernych Chrystusowych z w,do-
ma G{owa Kodciola, we wssystkich
6wiatyniaoh dyecezy. ma]a kap}ani
V ciagu s niedziel w~yg}osit oa}yy
szereg nauk: y Q: us'anovi i' ]
Koscio}a, ~ 0 jego celaoh, 81 o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
< E Ks. prob. Antoni j

-SHEM. Ks. prob. Antoni Jee
zierski z Kunowa skazany zosta}
dina I maja r. b. "a wYkrocze@9
ME p'ze6lw paragrafow wi kazal-
nley ma 4 tygodnie wiszienia.
Sad Rzeszy W Lipsku, do k.6~
rego sasadsony pr3eciv wyrokowi
zatoty} rewisya, odrzucil dnia:
rs 60 z. N. rewizya, tax ze.
Ks. lprob. Jezierski niebawem p6]a7.
die do wIezlenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
2 POZNANSKIEGU.

GNlEzNO.. ,,Niebezpieczne
melodye" Pollcya tutej sza nafozy'
Ia kary r6znym reetauratorom "a
to, re ich automaty muzyczne wy.
|grywalg polskie melodye. Ponie~
wal restauratorowie do why sig
ME poczuwali, kar ME zap}acill, a.
le wytoczono i'm process. Onegda]
rozgrywa}a sie ia sprawl pred So
dem. Sprowadzony jake swiadek
dyrektor fabryki automat6w W
Lipsku Thumep oswiaaczy}, ze
%zniszczenie p}yt z polskiemi melo-
dyami by{oby ola fabryki wieIka
szkoda. Co najwyzej moznaby "a
trsec polskie napisy ma p}ytach,.
Process ME skonczy&: sig, gdyz sad
postanowi{ zawezwa6 jake rzeczo-
znawce kapelmistrza wojskowego 2
-.
Cinema, :kt6rY ma zezeat, *ozy au~
tomaty. muzyczne i~stotnie wygry-
waja zakazane melodye nsrodowe
polskie. Welding naj6wlezszych
wiadomo6ci zawyrokowa}a izba kari
ma, ze p}yty z imelodye ,,Jeszcze
Polska ME zgine}a" nalezy znisz-
:ezyd, zas Z p;f fj I merodyami ~
dymem pozar6w'' i ,,Boze COS Pol
ske" naleky - usunaG napisy
,!!Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

P0ZNAN. Daia 10ogo BIN.
zmar} pc d}uzszej chorobie opatrzo:
ny sakramentami sw., Ks. pra}at
Tertulian " ,lczewski, proboszoz
szamo tulski. W 81 roku zycia q
"A roku kap}ahstwa. Proboszczem
W Szamotutach by} cd 1859 r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
WIEsCIZ OJCZYZNY
z :PRUs P0LSRICH.

: STUN. Rodzice 20 sztumsk'e-
s>qo pola musza dzieci posy}ac do
sssko}y do miasta. Da1eoi i rodz'ce
oarompie ma tenn cierpia, DO mu~
SKA codziennie robit tam IL powro~
TEN p~rzesz}o p6}t 'rej mill drog''
.G1iwi6 sig ME MONA, ze " siot1
nYm czasie Nv porze 1imoWe]
d.ieoi nabawi.je sig ohrypki, ka~
,s.lu, Re sic prze.iebiaja. Rodzice
:dom.gaja sig sw}asnej szko}y: mi
mister, do kt6rego zwr6cjli sic z
pstyoya, jest rdwniez "a tem' ale
inspector szk6lny sprzeciwiaf sic
dot4d temu, a to prawdopodobnie
.eiwzgled6w religijnycb. szko}a "
.assstumie jest symultalna, W Was
mel. wsi mia4yby zas dzieci szko3e
katolioka. Byd jednak mole re CO.
In sweqo powoli dopna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

SPELPLIN. Redaktor ,Pielgrzy~
llpe p. Leon Formahski skazany 20
atal we wtorek przez izbe karna "
Stareeardzle ma miesiac iwjezienia.
Ptokurator wni6s4 o kwarta4 wie-
xisnis. Chodsilo o wiadomo66 z Luz
btwy, " kt6rej ganlono w}adze
wiezienne, ze .ehlopca Karkuta,
kt6ry odsiaduje wie1ienie "a to, ze
nie chez zdradzl6, kto go nak}oni}
do prsyjecia WARY katolickiej, ME
nhszcxono ma nab0zenstwo kate lic-
kie. Oskarzonego broni} p. adwo
Eat Paszkiet. kt6ry W swej obro~
ule podni6s}, ze rAad ME powi"
MEN mieszac sic do spraw czvsto
religijnyoh. Podn,ds{ dalej, lie
pr<skur&torzy doigaja jjedynie gaze
tt polskia, natomiast gazetom ME
mieoksm, kt6re lyle k{amliwych
w,etoi e}osse o polakaob, akarg
4adnyoh ME wytacsaja. Pan For"
..3, .
mahski mt obecaie do odsiedsenia
r4sem 4 mies1aoe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

~ :
BRZEG. w pewnej wiosoe=:pos
bliskiej rzeznik i o~ber&ysta zroblli
zak4ad,. kt6ry z mich w1ecej zjt
miesa. Rzeznik ziad} S funt6w bef-
sztyku, oberzysta 2 funty l kaczke,
Obaj wypili nadto an:a}ek piwa'
Jeden z mich przyp}aci} g}upi "a.
k&ad zyciem, DO wkr6tce poczu]
wielkle bole6ci zo}adk a, kt6re sig
wzmaga}y co5az bardzlej. Pr1ywo}a:
ny lekarz ME. potrati{ zapobied,
n1eszczedciu l ~nierozsadny cz}owiek
zmarf pc kr6tkim czasie. ,
-ZABRZE. Ma smiert rozgo-
towa}o sig je%dnoletnie dziecko han'
dlarza W.B., wieszkajacego ma ulie
cy Fryderykowskiej- Dziecko 3D.
dano W opleke s4siadce i ia miala
je PREY sobie W kuchui, gdyz by}a
zajeta praaiem, Ma pod}odze sta}o
DUE naczYnie z wrzaca woda; gdy
kobieta ma chwile oddali}a sic, ma
lenstwo wpad}o do nicgo. Ma krzyk
nadbieg{a przestraszona kobieta j
wydoby}a je z gar nka, leoz popa~
rzenla by}y JUL tax okropne, lie
nleszczeliwe ma}zenstwo umar}o
w6r6d .strasznych bolesci. -.
KATOWICE. Komisarz Richter
bezprawnie vice kobiet
Pan Szyperskl uzyska} wyrok,~ te
komisarza by{ hezpra=
wnym. Ia to dw komisarz os~
kartyl p. szype sklego i jego TO-
oe - dalej p:"seyde. z iona, reda
ktora Wojoiewskiego, PIP. Korfan~
tow; Omankowska Ekertowa@
red. Dabka, ze ME opu6clli sail ma
jego wezwanie pc rozwia2ania4:wie
ca Sad 'wssystkich uwolnA, DO
skarga komisarza ME miala pod+
stawy. TAX to " panstwie konsty~
tuoyjnem wszechw}adna jest polio
ia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

BYDGOSZCZ. W dniu 8 bm.
obohodzono tn uroczystos6 $50 let-
niego jubileuszu Iz&przysiezenia i
podpisania welawskiego kontraktu,
wieloe~ ola Polski uciazliwego:
mocq tego uk}adu nada} kr6l pol:>
SIX, eloktorowi brandenburskiemu
prawa eamodzielnego panowania
mad Prusami ksiazecemi Skutk
tego traktatu by}y ola Polskl zgu-
bne: traktat zni6s{ BOWEN st6su :
mex Jenny ksiazat pruskich do krd:
low i p%o}ozy} IkaMieh: wegielny
pod przyss}e potege pahstwa Ho.
henzollern6ws z pbwodu tel rocz-
.nioy urzadzili Niemcy bYdgoscy o.
wacye polityczua ~polaczona z mo =
wami uczta. Ma pamiatke umlesz-
czona bedzie ma ratuszu bydgos
kim >tablica z odpowiednim napi~
sem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05
re s

9. =. H. a2e~"Es.i@ -s-s 2Ssa@-,-s--4-@s~-<
WROCLAW. Pewiea zagIodnik
naswiskiem Neuhammer " hia-
Escowosci Altand pod Wree}iwi lem
przyby} do dorau " stanie Lnietrsae4!
wynn, z powodu czego robila mu
iona. wym6wkl. RozgnieY any
chwyo'1 Neuhsmmer "a palace s.iis
lampe i rsuoii ja ku zoDie.| y:
mgnieniu Okla stanelo pomiessRaM =
" p}omieniach i Gala sagroda :spa~
lila sic dcszoze,nie " kr6tkim: cza-
sic. Neuhammerows, aczkolwia
odnios4a znaczne poparzenla, Edo
}ano jeszcze uratowac; maj pijak
.iednak4e spali} sig zywcem, a z MIN Y
niestety take troje dzieoi " wisr
ku cd 4 do 9 lat. -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

fWEJHERO g. Wielki po~
4sr sroty{ sic " cswartek wieczo-
~ ~
RON " Go6oiecsynie: Spali}a sig
prswie doszczetDie wi@lka fabryka
krsese{ za{otena celem podnlesie~
MA przemys}u niemiecklcgo. ogieh
trwa& kilkana6cie godzin: prsyby}y
sikavki Z .Wejherowa okolioy a
,.dso strat ognio7s z Gdahska'
s1kody % olbrzymie: obliczaja je
M sse6t, do ofmiet: tysiecy marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

" =.
WIG GLE. Po4a&owania godny
vypadtk wydarzg} sig Carl
ahotst ~. Ds,esiscioletni syn
abura Hartwiga aoiagnet re szafy
at.r4 SSifb5ilta sttrzesiitb,e, z kt6rej
hrat jego zamierza} ia jakiems
nadohodzacem: weselu .strzelac ma
asss6 n6wozehc6w. Chlopak lex
komyslnie wyoelowa} do swego
s6eseloletniego brac,szka, PREY.
ckem. pusoi}> strza} chtopczyk ira
fionY " gl6wke, ulebawem zycie
iakohczyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

'" ~ ySAJ ~"
rzy n~ozestnlczyli W sktadaniu o.
[fiar.
L GALICYI
F KRAKOW. W jednym z lokali
restauracyjnych W 6r6dmle6clu "a
str zeli} sic 2e lat LEGACY Eugeniusz
F3ralewsk', pisarz W %kancelaryi a.
Edwoksckiej. z pozostawlopych liz
:st6w pokazuje sig, lie powodem sa~
Emob6jstwa by}a nieodwzajemnlo~
ma mi}os6 Rsmierc eprawdzi} lekarz
miejski. Zwlok odwiezlono do
zat}adu medycyny sadowej.
+ WIELICZKA. - Ma cmentarzu
t%utejszym spoczywaja zw}oki Igna~
cego Dembihskiego, kapitana
czwartego pu}ku z powstania listo~
padowego, jednego z ,,dzlesieciu".
Y dpiu Wszystkich SwIetych MO-
|dziez szkolna, oddajac Geese bo-
haterowi walk 0 niepodleglof6
Ojczy7ny, licznie zgromxdzons, o.
wieci{a ten gr6b pochodnlami i cd
6piewa}a szereg pie6nl patryotych-
=
LWOW. Przo}ozona zakonnlc
Najsw. Serca Jezusowego i utr2y~
mywanego przez ME tutejssego "a"
k}adu wychowawczonaukowego o
.stafa wielebna Sercanka Helena
Czarlihska, c6rka p. Emilia Czarlih
skiepo z B~rachn6wka i bratanka
pos}a Leona Czarlinskiego. Poprze"
dnlozka. novel ~prze}ozonej, Maya
Bisch udaje sig do Warsaawy ma
kierowniczke nowo powstajacego
tam domu zakonnego l pensyonatu,
ma kt6rych otwarcie Rad roaYjski
daf awoje pozw%olenie. I jedna z
si6str pan6w Czarlihskich by}a Ser
canka a ma pamiatke pe6wiecenia
sc iej Bogu W zakonie rodzioe wy
stawili " Chwarsznie W parafii
< iszewskiej PICKING figure.
!: LWOW W leslie, W oko1lcy 1.-Two
wa oaby} sic pojedynek ma pisto@
Lefty dw6ch panien, 10 l~etniej Man..
ner i 2o.letniej Reiter. Prey piere
wszym strzale zosta{a Manner lek-
ko raniona " colo, sa6 prey dru~
GIN atrza)e przeciwniczka Refer
aostala ciezko raniona " glove,
tax, il musiano plzewie66 j. do
szpitala, gdxie kr5tko potem zmar~
fa.: Powder pojedynku by}a zaz'
drosc o wzgledV pewnego oficera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-05

"P#LPLlN. rs. b,skup Rosen
treter zachorowa1 ma zapalenit
4y} u: n6g, kt6rego sig 'naby} "
osas1e o~statniei podrdzy wizyta-
cyjnej W grauicacb swej dyecezyi
z peosatku stan chor"by byl
do4t pewasny. obecnie nastapi}o
tolepszenie Jest nadzieja, ze Ks
! .. "
biskup niebaw6m wr6ci do zdro-
VIA.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

At that time the opal was very unpop-
ular, and some noticed that when a
victim of the disease was dying the
opal on the finger frightened and when
he was dead it became dull. OF course.
this took the popular fancy and at
once opals became "unlucky," and have
remained so ever since. Very likely
they do not change at all on the fingers
Of dying person, and the whole mat
ter Is like that question which once
caused so much discussion in the SCI
entific world, l. e., why is it that when
you put fish In bowl of water the
weight of the bowl Is not increased Z?
Many learned answers were given, but
finally one duffer weighed a bowl of
water with and without the fish In 1t,
and thus settled the matter.-Kansas
City Journal.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19
Old Story RetoId.

Charles Francis Adams was escort
Ing an English gentleman about Bos
ton. They were reviewing the different
objects of attraction, and finally came
to Bunker Hill. They stood looking al
the splendid monument, when Mr.. AID
ans remarked:
This is the place, sir, where War.
rem fell"
"Ah!" replied the Englishman, evil
IDENTIFY not very familiar with Ameri-
can history. WAS he seriously hurt
by his fall?'
Mr.. Adams looked at his friend.
"Hurt!" said he. He was killed, sir"
"Ah, indeed!" the Englishman re-
piled, still cycling the monument and
commencing to compute It's height in
his own mind. well, l should think
he might have been-falling so far
Harper's Weekly.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

shrink with horror from some Of the
methods used on the sensitive child. but
In this case 1t resulted in splendid stuff.
Mrs. Opie is quoted in a book on
Quaker Worthless"
l was a creature OF fears, tears and
screams. My first terror was Of black
beetles, then of frogs, skeletons, black
men and madmen.
My mother made me take a beetle
in my hand and hold 1t. AS her word
was law, l obeyed, but with awful
shrinking. 1 gradually became accus-
toned to it, and was frequently told
to take one up and put it out of harms
way. l soon overcame that terror.
l was made to hold frogs In my
hands, and was taught to nurse a skele-
ton as l would a doll. 1 acquired the
love of the African race by hearing
of its wrongs, and became an eager
advocate of emancipation. Mother
compelled me to listen to her kindly
converse with two poor old lunatics,
and 1 grew to pity them instead of
fearing them.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19
MONARCH OF THE SEA.
Vermont Is Able to Whip
Any Ship AfIoat.

BattIeshtp Vermont Is Able to Whip
Any Ship AfIoat.
The Standardization trial of the bat
tleship Vermont took place off Rock
LAM over a measured mile. This was
to test the screw revolutions at varying
speeds, that is, to find out how many
revolutions of the screws per minute
were required to cover a mile In given
time.
Incased In Ice from stem to stern,
the new battleship came into Boston
harbOr from her trial trip and dropped
anchor off the navy yard. She looked
like huge specter as she came up
through the narrows, for with the ex-
ceptiOn Of the tunnels there was no part
of the vessel that wasn't coated with
ice and the bow and forward part of
the battleship were burdened with tons
of the frozen water that had been
thrown up as the huge war vessel plow-
ed through head seas at a 17.4-knot
clip.
But the trial board Is satisfied that
the Vermont is the queen of the Ameri-
can navy, for they say that she behav-
ed beautifully through it all. She was
required to make eighteen knots but
without forcing her she made 1888
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19
Chance for Him.

One afternoon the proprietor of an
animal store said to his young clerk:
tom, I'm going upstairs to work
on the books. If anyone comes In for
a live animal let me know. You can
attend to selling the stuffed animals
yourself"
About half an hour later In came
a gentleman with his son and asked
Tom If he could show him live
monkey. To the customers amazement
the clerk ran to the foot of the stairs
and yelled:
Come down, come down, sir; you're
wanted Judges Library.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19
Lonr-Lived Mnthers.

At Jenkintown, Pa, Oct. p, four
members of one family whose ages ag-
sregate $50 years gathered at a re-
union, when Isaac Mather, the Oldest
Of two brothers and two sisters, cele-
brated his Tooth birthday. There
were also present two sons and one
daughter of the centenarian whose ag-
gregate ages totalled 206 years. 1t is
not believed that anywhere else In the
United States will be found family
that can present a like showing.
The four persons whose ages total
led $50 years were: Isaac Mather,
100 years old; Mrs Rebecca Kitchener.
his sister, 81 years old; Miss Ann Ma
Their, his sister, 10 years old, and
Charles Mather, a brother, "a years
old.
The children whose ages totalled
2O6 years are: Miss Martha Mather,
daughter, 70 years old; Israel Mather.
son, 73 years old; Isaac Mather, son,
SO years old.
Isaac Mather, the centenarian, lives
on the old homestead, built on the
original tract of land granted to his
ancestors by William Penn. at Cheltcn
Hills In this region he is best known
as the Grand Old Man OF Chelten
Hills" He is a Quaker and attends
services regularly on Sunday.
He attributes his long life to sim
pie habits. Never In more than half
a century has he retired later than 8
O'Clock at night. and he is up with the
sun In the morning. His brother,
Charles, at 81, is still In active busi-
ness
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

easily over the four-mile course. The
boat will soon be ready for active ser
vice in the North Atlantic fleet.
Naval Constructor Baxter who has
had charge of the competition OF the
Vermont, said: Here goes out
ship which demolishes all records OF
the world in naval construction. Not
even Great Britain, the leading country
In shipbulldIng, has ever sent one oil
its battleships to sea without pre'iml-
nary deep water trial. But | know
enough about the condition Of the YES
sci to say that she is ready to whip
any other battleship in the world
of course, giving her a little practice
with her guns"
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

: In these days, when child study Is
a hobby, ridden long and hard, 1t is
interesting to read Of the nerve-train-
Ing which fell to the lot of the Quaker
authoress, Amelia Opie, In 1869 and
after. The modern mother would
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

1t is part of the love disease for
a girl to worry more If her young man
gets a splinter In his thumb than If
father gets a telegraph pole In bis
arm.
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19
Puget Sound Electric Railway
Interurban

Leave Tacoma-6:OO, 7:10, $40, 9:15
LTD, no stops) 1910. IL 10 m, 1910,
| 10, 2:10, $40, Ais Ltd, no stops,
5:10, 6:10, 40. 8 10, $40, IL :15 p IN.
Leave Seattle-6 80, 500, 900 ltd,
no stops, 10 100, IL 100 m, II m, 100.
200. 300, 4 100 (Ltd., no stops. 500,
90, z 100, 500, 900, 1000, lis pm.
PUYALLUP DIVISION
Leave Puyallup-5 80, 7 100, 100, 9 100,
II 100 IN, 100, 200, 8 100, 400, 500,
6:15, 7:15, :15, OILS p m.
Leave 9th and Commerce Sts.-5 40
200, s 100, 10 100. IL 100 m, loo, 200,
300, 400, 500, els, 7:15, 8:15, Ills
p m.
(5:30 m omitted Sundays)
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1907-01-19

why Opals Are "UnIucky."
The world Is full of superstition, and
"unlucky." This superstition arose
when the 'black death swept Europe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
LIVELY TEN DAYS
FOR FEDERAL JURY

CARSON CITY, New, March o.
Inc federal grand jury, which is at
present In session in this city, has re-
turned thirty-eight indictments in less
than ten days and is still at work.
Most of the indictments returned so
TAR have been against men charged
with selling whisky t. Indians. The
Jurors are now working on more i'm
portant cases.
The grand Jury has returned an in
dictment against T. c. Hauer of Gold
ie.d, charging him with f~raudulently
using the mails of the United States.
iianer repre- ented himself as a broker
and did business at Goldfield under
the name of Mackay-Monroe & Co.
1t is also stated that an indict-
ment WI e brought against r. X.
Perry, a Reno boy, charged with pass
ng counterfeit coins.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
STABLE

ELY, New, March 6.-An old liver
stable being used in this city by the
Nevada Transfer company suddenly
crumbled to the ground Monday
night, burying thirty.eight horses ard
two men in the ruins. The employees
were in the front part of the stable
and did not fall into the basement,
and although covered with fallen tim
Iers and earth from the roof, were
not injured. Three horses were kill d
and two others were so badly injur-
ed they had to be killed.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
GIRL CHARGES THAT
JUSTICE RUINED HER

TONOPAH, New, March GA girl
named Anna Richter has charged that
Justice j. p. Brissell Of this city with
seduction. 1t is declared by the
friends of the judge that this is a
blackmail scheme, concocted by the
leaders Of the Industrial Workers of
the World, who are seeking to gain a
foothold here, and have found Brissell
an object in their path.
1t is learned tht Jack Kiester, the
walking delegate of the Independent
Workers of the World, Gideon Stevens,
a man who was charged with an as
sault on an American Federation wait
err and was tired in Brissell's court.
and j. H. Walsh, an imported agitator,
accompanied the girl to the Office
where the affidavit was sworn to.
The girl is the daughter of a Gold
field man. She attempted suicide "a
short time ago after a scandal.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
OFFICERS SUSPECT
MURDER WAS MEANT

GOLDFIELD, New, March CAS- .
result of a playful act of Mike Tay
lor at Cedar Springs, Antoine Petru-
sich was shot and now les in the hos
pital at the point of death. Taylor is
in Jail, and 4 Petrusich dies, will hc
charged with murder.
Taylor states he tribe to shoot be-
tween Petrusich and another friene
aad that Petrusich became frightened
nd jumped in front of the gun. The
uliet struck Petrusich in the leg ard
lodged in the intestincs. Petrusich
a it was an accident. Officers tn N
it was an attempt to commit murde..
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
BURNED HOUSES TO
WORSHIP THE MOON

RENO, New, March 6.-Peter Stew
arr Mcfarland, a miner of Olinghous
canyon, has been committed TO the il
sane asylum. During the examinat;o.
OF Mcfarland before Judge Orr il wa
shown that the insane man believed I,
the worship of the moon and stars an
That part of his worship consisted
burning houses and then kneeling b.
the burning building and praying t
the celestial bodies.
In order to worship according to nj,
belief Mcfarland set fire TO q nnmt..,
OF houses in ~Olinghouse canyon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-08
WOULD ANNEX FIVE
CALIFORNIA COUNTIES

CARSON CITY, March 6.-The SEN
ate of the Nevada legislature yester-
day passed a resolution asking that
the California Legislature give to the
people of Inyo, Mono, Alpine, Modoc
and Lassen counties the right to vote
on annexation to Nevada.
The resolution states that these
counties are isolated from the business
eenters of California and are given
very little power in the making of
the laws of California. The people of
those counties, the senate claims
are anxious to be annexed to Nevada
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WINNEMUCCA ASSAY OFFICE
:. CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS :.

Prompt and careful attention given
to all samples sent by mail and Ok
press. Regular prices charged for all
work. Address all samples: Winnomuc-
ca Assay Once, P. o. Box 50, Winnie
mucca, Nevada.
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STATEMENT


STATEMENT
Statement of the business Of tb
Clover Valley Land & Stock Co.. >
corporation of the state of Utah do.
ing business in the state of Nevada
during the year 1906:
Receipts. Disbursement
Szo,o34.es $2S, 950.7
Balance $5,915.8S
STATE OF UTAH,
County of Salt Lake.
l, John Flowers, secretary of Glow. r
Valley Land and Stock company
hereby certify that the above al.
foregoing statement of the business C.
said company is true and correct IS
appears from the books and RECORDS
of said company in my possession.
JOHN FLOWERS.
Secy. Clover Valley Land & Stock c
Dated at Salt Lake City this l4s,
day of January, 1907.
STATEMENT.
Receipts and Expenditures Of the
Humboldt Smelling and Reductie.
company for the year 1906.
Receipts
Cash received from home office. .
........ ......... 1870. 81, 10000
Expenditures
Developing Mines. ....... s. 10000
G.. A.. BRETONNEL.
Secretary.
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tached.
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