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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-07-30
SALMAGUNDI

Sheriff Clark has IS boarders at the
punt tel.
Reports from the Lamoille camps say
hat all are well and happy.
Attorney Henderson returned from
IN Francisco this morning.
Mrs. Brush and daughter, Marian,
i'll leave--for San Francisco on No. 5
might.
If you want to buy New Home sew
e machine or q new Iroquois bicycle
N on or address this Office.
c. E. Wells, a New York capitalist,
nd his wife arrived last night. This
ternoon Mr.. Wells and Mr. Gage, a
ming engineer. left for Tuscarora to
spect the mines.
Bulletins on the Stanley Ketchel and
ugp Kelley prize fight will be received
the Commercial Hotel Friday night,
rect from the ringside.
An eastern merchant the other day
fered for sale 81 bill at 90 cents. He
splayed the goods in his window, and
Pople as they passed remarked, Pretty
nod counterfeits, those"
Constable Drake brought nine prison
S from Wells last night. One of them
lstice Triplett held to appear before
be grand jury and eight of them were
ehtenced to thirty days each in the
|unty Jail on the charge of. malicious
ischief.
The Apthorpe, the largest apartment
ouse in New York, costing $4,000, 600,
lilt by w. Waldorf Astor and occu-
Sing the entire block on Broadway and
Bth and 10th streets, will not allow
ews to become tenants. Several have
lied to lease apartments but have been
efused.
Hearts convention nominated Thomas
Hisgen of Massachusetts, for presi-
|ent and John Temple Graves of New
fork for vice-president. Hisgen won
|n the third ballot and Graves was
dominated by reclamation. Two lone
delegates voted for Willie on the last
ballot.
The young Basque who mysteriously
disappeared from town several days ago
Fas found on Sun Flower Flat in the
|ortherp. part Of the county last Tues
Jay. was taken to North Fork end
be- sl51Hs Office was notified. When
e-yodng mans friends heard he had
|een found, they volunteered to go
fter him and bring him to town.
They returned last night and the young
nan is now in jail He is undoubtedly
nsane
Tom Williams, the half breed Piute
Tho murdered Prospectors Conner and
Hitler at Stimier near Goldfeld q year
lgo, must hang on August T. Practic-
lily all hope of a reprieve for the con-
emned has been abandoned and Tues
'ay morning Warden Day of the
evada prison had Williams moved to
mother cell in the death house at the
Prison. Every Snove of the Indian will
e closely watched and he will be given
10 chance to defeat the law by ending
is own life.
The last pile has been driven in the
Western Pacific's big Oakland pier and
ne total of 1000 finally all sunk into
lace for the outer retainers of the wall
pld slip. Only the diminishing touches of
Hwing off the tops and trimming the
lies remain to be done. The apron for
pc ferry slip is finished The ferry
ip will be done by the first of October
a then boats will be accommodated if
ne company desires. At that time also
ork trains will be running along the
Ping mole, so the officials say.
walking into the Northern saloon,
Hartman avenue, the main street
Sparks, at 11:15 Tuesday night, a
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
Rapidly Nearing the Time,

The time is rapidly approaching
nearer the date of the grand ball to
be given under the auspices OF the
Meadow Brook Hive, l.. o. T. M. M.
which is to be given in the Opera
House, Friday evening next, Feb.
the 18th.
The ladies who have the business
end ofthe affair in charge have been
very active during the past week
and have nearly everything 10 read
mess. Arrangements for the good
things to eat have been completed
and it is understood that the or
chestra will come with grist of the
latest and most popular music. The
program OF dances which has been
prepared for this occasion Is one oi
the best suited to all classes oil
dancers which has been compiled in
long time. Taking everything
into consideration the event prom.
ises to be success from start tc
finish.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22

Robert Peterson was absent from
school Monday due to illness.
Miss Hazel Elky,of Seymour, Wis.
was among the visitors at schoo
this week.
Ruth Thorsen reformed to schoo
after several days absence.
, Edward Bushey failed to respond
to roll call this week.
Vernetta Herlick visited ID
Houghton Monday.
Rev. H. N. Aldrich made a briei
visit at school Monday.
Grace Clyne did not report fol
school several days this week, being
confined to her home by an attack
Of Ia grippe.
Tuesday morning spelling class
composed OF the H. S. aud eighth
grades was organized. Spelling
will take place Tuesdays and Thurs.
days. Everyone will appreciate 9
thorough review in this subject.
Clara Gust was numbered among
the absent Thursday.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
Additional L'Anse News


Thursday afternoon the cliizens OF
this place were given shock which
is yet keenly felt, when the informa-
ti0n came 10 their ears that Hugh
Kelley, one of L'Anse' wrll-known
citizens had become demented.
The facts OF the case are still
somewhat meagre, for at time bis
condition was discovered he was un-
able to state anything authentic to
those who sought to take care Of
him. but as near rs can bs learned
Mr.. Kelley had been melancholy for
some time past, the trouble having
been brought on through certain
conditions In his financial affairs. II
Is stated that he had q sum OF money
invested 10 copper stocks. which was
seriously affected by the recent
slump and 10 broodipg had lost his
reasoning powers.
At the time OF his being placed in
charge OF the authorities many err
roneous rumors were 1oated which
have but little or no foundation.
Mr.. Kelley was placed in the coun-
ty Jail to await sn examination by
the county lunacy commission, and
It Is hoped that during the interven-
ing time his condition will be I'm
proved sufficiently to warrant home
treatment.
The case Is sad one, as wife
and three little ones are left unprO-
tected by fathers care.
Mrs, Kelley's mother and sister Of
Hancock, arrived in L'Anse Friday
afternoon and are lending their aid
toward her comfort in her hours OF
aff1iction.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
pissipated Mem Of osniua,

There is an unpleasant side light
4rown on the days Of w. n. Henley
and his youthful followers, By Mr.. I'D
gar Jepeon, the novelist He defends
in the London Academy the memory
Of the late Ernest DovsoA. who, sink
Ing under consumption. found liquor
both anodyne and stimulant. "Unfor
tunately. too" adds Mr.. Jepson
whisky was . literary fashion, 81
Henley. II was an appalling fash
lon, which some Of tine yUunUoP men
Of letters followed with . kind u fool
ish schOolboy bravado. I have soeu
three Of The Finest minds ! have
hnovn drown IN whisky"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
EJ.O.V.Zellen Md
4 L'Anse and Baraga.
S,s.st$4$%$&-s$$rtt%e-e@-see%%<

Mission school
Mrs. Catherine Michigan. and
family, OF Assinins, are guests this
week at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Halliday at the NJ. e. Mission.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
Mission will hold q social tonight in
the school house at that place. The
fund raised will be used for church
purposes.
Fire was discovered in the resi-.
dence OF Samuel White at the M. e.
Mission Wednesday morning. A
damage to the amount Of about 500
was done. The fire was extin.
guished by the aid Of buckets oil
| water.
A council of the Indians of the M.
e. Mission was held 10 the school
house at that place Wednesday after.
noon. Special Indian Agent DR.. r.
S. Buckland, of Baraga, was pres.
ent and considerable amount OF
business transacted.
Miss Louise Jensen, preceptress
Of the Pequaming schools, was a
L'Anse visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Knepple spent
Washington's birthday the guest OF
friends at Summit.
Miss Jessie Mitchell, Of Houghton,
is . guest this week at the home OF
her sister Mrs. John Herlick.
Messrs Delore p. Menard and
and Harris Smith are among those
from l. L'Anse in attendance at the
ski tournament now in progress at
Ishpeming.
Miss Florence Campbellle left Friday
afternoon for Marquette, where she
will be a guest Of Miss Zoe Proctor,
at the Northern Normal.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22

We desire to thank those who aid
ed US 10 various ways dur
ing our recent bereavement in th,
loss Of our husband and son, and as
sure al that such will long be cher.
ished in memory.
mrs. KNUrH RUrBsTRoM.
L. TBoRsIN and Family.
L'Anse, Mich, Feb. 81, 1908.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
LOCAL rrx,1s.

George Pine was Covington Wis.
itor Sunday last.
Louis Pine transacted business in
Skanee Tuesday.
Miss Roma Pine has recovered ssEi
6ciently from her recent illness "a
again report at school.
Jonathan Baker has the contract
for furnishing wood for the N. e.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-02-22
SCHOOL NOTES.
Special Correspondence.

"A chiel's among ye taking notes
And, faith, she'll prsnt them. l."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

The Daily Citizen says Hubbell (
is not an issue in the primary I
election
viii the Daily Citizen deny I
that 1t is supporting Hubbell as I
best 1t can? The Daily Citizen I
has always supported Hubbell.
Is supporting Hubbell now.
The Daily Citizen never has (
denied it,
WIN the Daily Citizen and Mr.. ,
Striekler deny it now?
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC
BY HON. JOSHUA S. RAYNOLDS

Having had important investments albuquerque founding
The city, naturally take active interest everything that affects the welfare and
the place. and for that reason feel that with entire pOpeN take
part the discussion Of the important question this county
next Monday The settlement this fail effect
the interests the and The reckless and dishonest
which obtained here under the be rule did great deal a and the restoration
that rule this time would the worst S could fall this
therefore, trust the will themselves what the
proposition ought be perfectly clear to that the choice
for delegate involved the matter and the attempt
make that this the solely COnCeang the
real e which solely for the restoration ubbeN
Hubbe again trying dominate this county, He active and his and his
hnhmen effort kill off government wants handle the
county offices the taxes and Squander debauCh honest manhood and be
the king Bemao His claims that the against him
anndeWS but deceived this story
fail vote the ANTHUBBEL ticket again deeply regret inactivity and
Indifference JOSHUA S. RAYN0LDS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

licital machine
If you honorable aboveboad management of your party
affairs
If you want the kind of government force in this county
"a government which has your five mills in year
placed your county finances dollar for dollar basis and with
balance of almost $4,000 handif you your county
continue prosperous clean efficient basis and your
keep on going lower
If want these things go the polls Monday and vote
for the delegates to the county convention who you will know
against any return of Iubbell rule.
Do not allow yourself to be msed by silly cry about
opposition to Andrews There will be opposition TO Andrews
at the primaries the convention There the straight
and Hubbeism decent government and fair
management of party business
This issue plaithe lines clearly drawn On side
the decent Republicans of this counton the other side
Frank A. Eubbel Esavio Vigil Modesto Ortiz w S Stricken
and the Daily Cizenhe old tried and true Hubbe ring.
1t the crowd you drove from office 1906 They seek
ing win the primaries Monday because victory at the primaries
control of the party organzatonand immediate return
control of your county government Every Of their follow
ing will be the polls Monday See that you and your neigh
bors The polls in Precincts II and 20 will be open from
in the afternoon night Time for every Republican
In Precinct H. all north of Central the polling place
is the police station, North Second street
In Precinct 20 the polling place the of Third street
and Cold avenue.
Be there early and do your duty for your party and your
county.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

Juan Gutierrez, both "close in mem
bers of the Hubbell machine.
Precinct No. "a, Chilli, both the
personal precinct representatives of
Frank A. Hubbell, his stand pat elec-
ton judges.
Precinct No. 35, Duranes, Francisco
Sandoval, who is clerk, cannot read
or write but was a permanent Hub
bell judge of election. Carlos Is.
Chaves, who Is challenger is consid-
cred a good man, when sleeping. His
adherence to the Hubbell ring has
been steadfast.
If you doubt how any of these men
have stood or where they have been
in the Hubbel machine, ask any man
we'll acquainted with conditions in the
country precincts. These men are all
known personal followers of Hubbcll
and tried members of the gang.
Does this list look as II "Hubbell
has nothing to do with this cam
paIgn?
If you doubt the forming Of the
lines in the country look over what is
doing in the city. Does any one rise
to deny that Frank A. Hubbell is in
complete personal charge, control and
direction of the fight being made IN
his behalf?
This situation is as straight line
up as can be found 1t Is the Old time
Hubbell ring. or what is lcft Of it,
backed by the old time and ever faith
ful supporter. the Daily Citizen--fight
ing to restore Hubbell To party con-
troll and TO control in the county.
1t is up to the voters to say tomor-
row whether or not they will have
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
THAW BANKRUPTCY
PROCEEDINGS
Effort viii Be Made to Have
Prisoner Appear in PittSburg
at Meeting of Creditors,
IBy Morning Journal sDeclal Lsassd wIre.I

IBy Morning Journal bDeelaA LEASED Wire.I
Pittsburg, Aug. S.-Possibly the
most important development today in
the bankruptcy case of Harry X.
Thaw and one that indicates better
than anything else the plans of Thaw's
counsel, was the declaration by former
Governor William A. Stone, the local
counsel for the young litlgant, that
he Is proceeding on the assumption
that Thaw Is sane now and that the
verdict that cleared him of the muir
der of Standard White on the ground
of insanity referred only to his mem
tai condition at the time the crime
was committed 1t Is said Thaw's
friends seek to have him brought here
within sixty days, when they will
ask that he be declared sane. Such
an action would not invalldate his
commitment to Mattewan, but would.
It is believed, have a great moral ef-
feet on the New York courts
Referee in Bankruptcy William r.
blair today notified Thaw to appear
here August a. to be adiudged
bankrupt The appearance will be
entered by his counsel, former Gov
ernor Stone. and Thaw will be kept
at Poughkeepsie until later develop
ments neeessitate his presence here.
It Is said that Thaw must attend 81
least one meeting of his creditors. The
bankruptcy proceedings will now take
the following course Counsel for
Thaw will appear. before Referee In
Bankruptcy William r. Blair, on Au-
gust II when the petitioner will be
declared a bankrupt, and within thir-
ty days thereafter there will be a
meeting of the creditors
After their claims have been ap-
proved the creditors may raise the
question of Thaws sanity at tho time
the petition was filed and the federal
court will then appoint commission
to examine the bankrupt
Governor stone today denied the
statements attributed TO him that the
bankruptcy proceedings would he a
great blow to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw and
would shut off her demands Mr..
Stone said that Mrs. Harry X Thaw
could not be considered as preferred
creditor but that her income would
not he impaired. He further said
that the proceedings would safeguard
Harry K Thaw's income from the
/ Thaw estate. as that Is available un-
der the law as his personal estate.
A close friend Of the Thaw family
who Is In a position 10 know TODAY
/ said that the income Of Evelyn Nesbii
Thaw would not be affected BY the
bankruptcy proceedings. Accordini
10 this Information, after the first tria'
- trust fund was created for younf
Mrs. Thaw from which she derives ar
income of about $4,000 a year. Thii
fund was created by Mrs. Mary G
Thaw. Harrys mother. and for thii
reason cannot be considered an asse
Of Harry Thaw
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
SHALL HUBBELL DOMINATION Be RESTORED
IN BERNALILLO COUNTY?
THIS is THE ONLY ISSUE IN MONDAYS PRIMARY ELECTION

Have you decided Mr. Republican and Mr. Taxpayer
whether you of Hubbe rule your county
affairs?
There balance your county treasury right of close to
$S0Ooo
That balance puhee by clean county which
you elected ago when you drove Hubbe and his
from office.
Do You want to enust the spending of that balance TO Hubbe
and Eslavio Vigil and the old gang?
Do you want return of the Assessment cinch9
Do you of brazen stealing from the school fund
Do you want Justices of the Peace who sit personal repre-
sentatives Of the IIubbel political machine?
Do you want controlled grand uries?
Do you the big stick and the mailed fist in the conduct
of your party and your county business?
Do you personal representatives of Frank A. llubbel
sitting in Beulalilo county's seats in the legislature?
Do you your county plunged back into the pit of bank
pcy from which has just been dragged and into which ten
of Hubbel misrue graft and corruption drove it?
If you dovote at the primaries Monday for the 1ubbel
delegates to the county convention
If you want a continuation of clean government in this
county
If you good roads and bridges and respectable county
buildings
II you honestly conducted efficiently managed schools
II you want clean official records
If you want impartial grand jures-
If you want honest accounting OF public money
If you your representatives i'll the egisatremen
who represent you and your interests and not the interests OF po
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
TRUE SIGNIFICANCE Of THE.
PRIMARY ELECTION MONDAY
History of the Movement Resulting in Creation
of the Primary Commission and What the
Result Means to the Republican Party
and the People of BernaIIIo County

succeed the commission of three
The election of the sixteen delegates
to Santa Fe is not an issue Whoever
wins, they will be for Andrews. The
Independents are for Andrews, and
since the delegate has aroused the
anger of the Daily Citizen and the
Hubbell crowd with his open letter,
the Independents are his strongest
supporters.
The election of the county central
committee is the vital issue. The Re-
publican party is the dominant party
in this county If Hubbell wins the
primaries he will control the county
central committee. Controlling that
committee he will control the prima-
ries which will elect delegates to your
county convention nominate county
officers-and if he controls THAT
convention he will soon be in full con-
troll again of the county government
This, then, is the one and only issue
in the primary election tomorrow
VIII you elect Hubbell delegates to
the county convention and thereby
vote to return Huhbell to power as
boss of the party and of the county
government?
Or will you vote for the delegates
who are opposed to Hubbell and to
everything that has even the faintest
taint of Hubbellism?
The primaries will be fairly con
Quoted and it is up to the voters to
express their wishes. The voting will
be by ballot. BE careful i'm casting
your ballot There max be a number
of them in the field BE sure you cast
the ballot composed of delegates who
you know are against HubbeIl You
cannot mistake this ballot. You can
tell 1t as far as you can see it-just
as you can tell the Hubbell ballot as
far as YOU can see it.
This question is up to you for set
tlement. II is for you to say at the
polls Monday whether you will have
Hubbell for your party boss and the
ruler Of Your county business or
wh2ther aaI Will fuit thar business as
II has been run for the past two years:
with clean, honest. fair and above
board business methods.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

BY the publication of that letter
saying that he was not an issue in the
primary fight Delegate Andrews
seems to have struck the Daily Citizen
between wind and water. That paper
Is now publishing dispatches from its
Las Vegas correspondent booming
Spless The course is perfectly char
acteristic of the Daily Citizen. II has
simply dropped the delegate when his
usefulness ceased. SO long as he
could be used as a cloak for the fight
in behalf of Hubbell he was the great
est ever; but within twenty-four hours
after Mr.. Andrews printed his public
statement that he regards both sides
as equally friendly to him the Citizen
informs the public that "Mr. Spless
Is very popular in Bernalillo county"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
HAS THE DAILY CITIZEN
BETRAYED ANDREWS?
EUening Paper, Angered by the Delegates
Public Declaration Declining to Act as
the Goat in Fight For HubbeH,
Starts Campaign For Spiess

The Daily Citizen has given all the
publicly to the Spiess candidacy that
It could since Mr. Andrews kicked its
cover off. 1t Is taking the course
most likely to injury the Andrews cam
dldacy and his chances for the noml-
county. asserting that he Is man
who can be bluffed and bulldozed, and
making him In every way II can de-
wise a weak man instead OF the strong
candidate 1t asserted him 10 be up TO
the time he declined longer TO serve
as the goat
Has the Daily Citizen deserted the
Andrews cause2
II begins to look that way
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
MR.. ANDREWS SAYS:

affairs
a the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
HAS NOVEL
CURE FOR DIVORCE EVIL

Warsaw, Ind, Aug. S.-There would
be fewer affnities and divorces if all
married women in the United States
were tatooed on the chin, said Rev
Arthur Rawei, native of Maoriland, n.
a., in addressing an audience of 5000
at Winona Lake assembly. He added.
Now that l am headed for WASH
ington I think I shall ask President
Roosevelt to use his influence to have
such a bill put through congress"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
THREE DIE IN COAL
WAR IN ALABAMA
Conductor Deputy Sheriff and
Strike Breaker Slain by
Strikers Who Fire on Pass
ing Train

fBy Morning journal anacial LEASED Wire.l
Birmingham. Ala. Aug "a mes
sage to the dispatcher OF the Blrm-
lngham Mineral railway states that a
train was fired upon near Blockton
between | and o'clock this morning
II is reported that Conductor Collins
and two deputy sherlns we're killed
and two other deputies injured. The
train had a company Of the First reg.
iment aboard, large squad OF strike
breakers and about twenty deputies
The dead include Conductor JOSEPH
T. Collins. one deputy and one strike
breaker Eight others on the train
were injured. The train was fred up
on supposedly by strikers Just as 1
was entering Blockton. About $50
shots were fired.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09
POSSE HUNTS NEGRO
CRIMINAL
Brutal Black Accused Of AS
SauIt on Little Girl Likely to
Meet Speedy Death if Cap
tured,
IBy Morning Journal ssss,aI ..a.sa Wiz,

tBy Moralus Journal Bsssia1 Eaassd wirs1
Salem. n. J.. Aug. s.--Armed posses
under direction Of Sheriff Allen are
searching Salem and adjoining coun-
tie stonight for negro who today
committed brutal assault upon
Stella Lawrence. the i2-year-old
daughter of Oscar Lawrence. farm
er OF Warrington township. Farmers
and their sons are securing the woods
between here and WoodstOwn. and II
they capture the negro no Is In danger
OF being lynched.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

BcrceIona. Aug. 8.--F0lloWIng the
part of the anarchists was made, a
bomb was exploded IN one OF the har-
Dor ferry boats and three persons were
serious y injured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-09

Hubbell and the old time gang back
in control, or whether they will have
a continuation of decent government
and the beginning of fair and straight
forward methods in the conduct of
party affairs