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Hedge Post.
Miss Verna Kable Is playing at the
Nckelodeon.
FOR SALE: Top buggy in good
repair. Tiefenbach Bros. At
The Hale q English Real Estate
firm sold $50 acres Of land in Missouri
asst week.
Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
produce, cash or trade at Stubs q Bark
ley. II
Miss Ella Meadors has taken Miss
Alma Lymau's place in the Bee Hive
store.
Mics Florence Hogan has accepted a
position with the Hale & English Real
Estate firm.
Mrs. A L. Guthrie and daughter Ester
left Wednesday evening for weeks
visit in Colorado.
Before disposing OF your eggs and
butter for cash or trade get our prices
Smbbs & Barkley. II
Ur. C. A. Milton threshed lbs bushels
II alfalfa seed from eighty acres OF
alfalfa last week.
Rev. Benjamin Rist from Princeton
Illinois. preached at the Methodist church
last Sunday morning.
Albert Little visited relatives In Chm
arrou Sunday and went from there to
visit his father In Eastern Kansas.
Miss Grace Potter returned to Coolidge
Saturday morning after short visit
with Mrs. II. M. Plunkett and daughter.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Milton have moved
into their new house on Railroad
Avenue. 1t will be completed in snort
time.
D. W. Snyder, who lives north Of
town, reports that the bail last week was
very damaging to feed crops on his farm.
There was strip of hail about mile
and half wide that crossed the north
part of the county.
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Hedge Post.

Hedge Post.
L. A. Madison was In Bucklin las
Sunday.
Mrs. H. Whitworth is spending TN
summer at Soule college.
Board and Rooming House for Rent
Good location. Enquire at this off :e. l.
viii Shagel returned to Hayes CITY
Monday. He was here attending thu
reunion.
Mrs. G.. Bohnstengel who has been in
the McCarty hospital with typhoid fever
is Improving.
Miss Zoe Hughes of Dodge City has q
posjtionias stenographer in Syracuse with
the firm of Smith, Anderson & Co.
VIM. Foley has started the work on the
big building for the Bargain Stores new
home, and has large force Of men en-
ployed.
Work on the Kansas Colorado electric
railroad has been started on the Colo
RADIO end of the line and that looks like
business, certainly.
r. NJ. Wright, licensed embalmer
from Belle Plain has taken position at
the City Furniture store. He viii move
his family here soon.
The comedy drama "Texas" opens the
season at the Tabor Grand Opera house
in Denver Sunday August 80. This COM
pany will be here August 18th.
Herman Hess, from San Francisco
snroute to Chicago was taken off the
train at Dodge City Tuesday evening in
critical condition. He was taken to
The McCarty hospital.
Evangelistical services will begin at
he Baptist church next sunday in
charge Of Evangelist J. N. Edwards, OF
ibis district. Evangelist Edwards is
,ere this week attending the Southwest
'rn Baptist Association.
Miss Alma Lyman, who has been
'lerk In the Bee Hive store and Albert
ICELAND Of Newton left on Santa Fe
rain No. 4, Tuesday for Newton. They
we're married by the probate Judge there
t seven O'Clock that evening. They
xpect to make their home In that town.
The annual meeting Of the State Bee
leepers' Association will be held in
hutchinson, September l6 and II, dur.
,g the state fair. II will be an import.
for oil who are interested in
ees, and those who attend can also see
le biggest fair ever held 10 Kansas.
he officers of the association are: P.
: Hobble, Of Dodge City: and o. A
eene, Of Usage City.
Wanted for U. s. army: Able bodied
nmarried men between ages of 81 and
!. citizens Of United States, of good
laracter end temperate habits, who can
'eak, read and write English. Men
anted for Philippine Service. For in.
'rmation apply to Recruiting Office,
'er Rath q Bainbridge's Drug store,
odge City, Kas. If
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Hedge Post.
Lucille Beck has resigned her position
at the Palace of Sweets.
Eat Chase's King Quality chocolates.
Be sure that they are Chase's. 81
Will Martin and wife returned
W ednesday morning from Denver
Two world heaters: Chase's King
Quality Chocolates, and Chase's Butter
scotch. St
Roy Gaut and family left for Hutchin-
son Tuesday to visit friends and rela
tives for two weeks.
Mrs. Pauline Felkel left Saturday for
Liberal to visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Albin, for several months.
Board by the day or by the week at
the Enderly Rooming House. Two
blocks west of post office. Phone 147.
For Sale-Team OF nice black work
horses, also wagon and harness and al
most new buggy. Inquire Of Mrs. W.
P. Gray.
Mrs. W. T. Coolidge and daughters,
Irene and Gertrude, and son, Raymond,
left yesterday for visit with friends at
Alva, Okla.
We want your watch, clock and jew
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness aud dispatch. ?. Il. Young,
Optician and Jeweler. If
Clarence Burson, who Is awaiting
trial at the next term of court, has been
released on a $4,000 bond, with an ad.
lltiona peace bond of $500.
l.. E. Pendleton has traded his second
hand store to r. G, Tanning for farm
north of town. r. G. Tanning and son
took charge of the store last Tuesday.
Roger Conant, who has been very Ill
With typhoid fever at the DR.. McCarty
hospital, is now Improving and it is
lOped that he will be out again in
hort time.
For Sale-Some Poland China pigs,
ONE eligible to register. One thor
ughbred old enough for service. Also
gant man and team to break sod.
}. Wintamute. 2t
Mr.. Schrader, who has been employed
Or number of years at the Santa Fe
epot, has left here to locate in Texas.
Ire, Schrader and the children left yes
,rday for Dalhart, their future home
Fred Rose has returned from In
ependence and expects 10 make Dodge
ity his home. He has resumed his
osition in the Bargain store and left
'ednesday night to assist in the store at
akin. Mr.. Rose and bis brothers have
sposed Of their store at Independence.
g. M. Beeson and P. H. Young left |
nesday evening for Salina for the pur- Q
,ss of comforting with the officers Of
10 Temple, Order Of Mystic Shrine, to
range dates for the officers to confer
'grees ON large class In Dodge City.
beut thirty Dodge City people hsye
ready designated their intention to re.
i've the degree. At present there are
ly two temples In Kansas one ct
lima and the other at Leavenworth,
]. D. Coffey and family returned the :,
1t Of the week from very pleasant
ting. A part of the time away was =
emf with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith, at =
Dir summer place In Wisconsin. Mr.. =,
nth has a fac place between two ~ =,
les and keeps q gasoline launch and :,
ne row boats. Brick Bond was there =
the same time with Mr.. Coffey, and n
BY had some great fishing. Mr.. smith
d Mr.. Bond had fight with a large III
me fish, that fought worse than full 81
OWN bull dog. The two of them land ct
1t finally, but had to kill 1t to keep 1t 81
I'M getting away. Mr.. Coffey and W
nily visited In Columbus and other "a
ces before returning. Mr.. Bond Is In oy
now. ID
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Taken up-Three geldiugs, one bay
o-year old, one bay 2-year old, and q
roam, 2 years old. See Fl. B. Bell. 1t
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
OFFICIAL CANVASS
FRIDAY

The delayed election returns from
Red Butte precinct having been re-
ceived, the county commissioners will
meet Friday and canvass the returns.
The only chance for a material
change in the unofficial count pub
lished in the last issue of the Silver
state News will be in the office of jus
tice OF the peace for Union township.
On the face of the returns, Judge
robins, the present incumbent, has the
scant majority of three votes over
Kougon, his opponent. The latter has
asked tor recount by the commits
sioners Of the votes for this office. The
probable result will be 80 close that it
IS likely that, whoever may be giveu
the decision, the case will be carried to
the district court for final arbitration.
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OFFICIAL CALL FOR THE
llTH MINING CONGRESS

members and delegates has caused more
or less discussion at previous annual
sessions, and it has been thought best
to make this statement OF the situation
in order to avoid any misunderstand
ing. Delegates will not exercise such
powers as under the law can be exer-
cised by members only, as such acts
would be illegal and would jeopardize
the powers OF the congress as corpo-
ration.
Delegates will exercise all the pow
ers of delegates to such bodies as the
Irrigation congress and the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress, and
in addition, their suggestions will be
put into effect as Tar as may be posi-
bic, by the permanent organization, thu
expense OF which is maintained by the
members, who have equal rights with
the delegates IN the deliberations of
the congress.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
CONVENES AT RENO

The fifth annual meeting of the Ne
vada State Medical society began to-
day in the Commercial club rooms in
the Odd Fellows hall, Reno. An inter
esting program has been arranged for
the session of twa days. Following is
the program for today:
President address ...
........D. Ashley Turner, Goldfeld.
Report of the Case OF Transverse Frac-
ture of the Patella, operated upon
Six Weeks After Injury, and Plea
for the Surgical Treatment of this
Fracture by the Use of Staples and
Silver Wire
.......S. f. d. Pinniger, LovelocK
Causation of Disease. ase..............
George Goodfellow, San Francisco
Infant Feeding. !. A. Huffaker, Carson
The Early Diagnosis of Pulmonary Tu-
berculosis ...... r.. A. Peers, Colfax
Pneumonia-Report on Special Cases
....... ID. Ashley Turner, Goldfeld
Pneumonia. q. l.. Dempsey, Falloa
a Medico-Legal Case .............
......... "A. NJ Gardner, Belmont
Some Indications for Surgery of the
Tonsils. ). VIM. Y. Croxall, Goldfield
Primary Carcinoma on the Body of
the Uterus, with Special Reference
to an Early Diagnosis. ......
....l. .Chas. Nelson Ballard, Reno
The Meaning of Hemetemsis .....
VIM. Fitch Cheney, San Francisco
Exophthalmic Goitre ...........
......... Raymond st. Clair, Reno
Urinary Calculi
r. l.. Rigdon, San Francisco
Surgical diseases of the Gall Bladder
..........O. B. Dunham, Goldfieid
Infantile Pyloric Stenosis .........
-. Stanley Stillman, San Francisco
Following are the officers of the So
eiety: President, ID. A. Turner, Gold
field; first vice president, j. P. Man
gan, Winnemucca; second vice presi-
dent, B. F. Cunningham, Reno; secre-
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
NEWSY PERSONAL AND SOCIAL items
FROM OUR PARADISE CORRESPONDENT

Virgil Pasquale left Paradise on the
stage Thursday morning for Winnie
mucca, where he will be at work dur
ing the winter.
Rev. A. p. Coppedge, the new min
lister for Paradise, arrived in town
Thursday and at once undertook his
new duties. Rev. Coppedge is new to
the state, having come from Iowa,
where he was engaged in the ministry
and journalistic work for many years.
The Becker brothers, of Winnemucca,
spent from Friday to Sunday in the
valley hunting for quail, but according
to all reports were not very successful.
Mrs. f. M. Buckingham returned to
Paradise Saturday aftetr having spent
the last few eks visiting in Sacra-
mento, California.
A farewell party was given by the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs !. their
hall Saturday evening to Henry Miller,
who leaves soon for a visit to his old
home in Germany. He viii be accom-
panied by G. Miller, Sr, and VIM.
Huek. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stock are
contemplating a similar trip, but are
still undecided.
Louis Junker started to Winnemucca
sunday with a carload of cattle, to be
tipped to San Francisco.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
DEMOCRATS AGAIN
DISAPPOINTED

The recent election in Esmeralda
county developed very bitter local
fight, which resulted in the defeat o.
oneriff Ingalls,, Democratic candidate
for reelection The Republicans also
gained control of the board OF county
commissioners, but some of the defeas-
ed candidates resurrected an obsolete
statute, which provided that
- At the general election OF the
several counties of this state, in
1870, by the qualified electors of
each county, a board of county
commissioners, to consist of three
members, shall be elected, to pos
sess such qualifications and to
have such powers as hereinafter
provided; provided, that in any
county where, at the last general
election, there were polled 1000 or
more votes, such board shall consist
of five members"
For a few days CONSERVATION reigne,l
in the Republican camp. Petitions ga
lore were forwarded to the governor,
urging the qualifications of several
democrats for the two appointments.
However, lawyers were put to work
searching the statutes, to ascertain if
the law was still in force and discov-
cred section l34 OF the revised statutes,
approved March l, 1888, or eighteen
years later, which reads:
:" Hereafter, each oard of
county commissioners of the sew
erai counties of the state shall
consist OF three members, and not
more than three county commits
sioners shall be elected or appoint
ed to such Office in any county of
this state.'
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
MAN HIS OWN LAWYER
HAS FOOL FOR CLIENT
DR.. Huntington, Erstwhile Theater Pro-
prietor, Convicts Himself Of EN-
bezzlement, but Fails to Ap-
pear for Sentence

DR.. huntington, erstwhile proprietor
of the Lyric theater on Bridge street,
and formerly in the employ of the
Isis, was yesterday placed on trial IN
Judge Robins court, charged with em-
bezzlement.
Some weeks ago, when Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. kleebauer secured control of the
Glen hotel at Chafey, they leased their
Superior bakery and cafe, with the
building on Bridge street to Chinaman
named Charley Get. The latter con-
Quoted the business for the best part
of a month, when he turned the lease
over to Huntington, who fitted tha
building up for moving picture show.
Charley then proceeded to Get, and
the last heard from him by several
mournful creditors, he was on his way
to China.
The theater proving financial fail
ure, it was closed week or ten days
ago. Keebauer, hearing the news,
came over to take charge Of the build
ing, when he found that al. the bakery
paraphernalia had been sold. He taxed
huntington with having disposed Of
the goods, but the latter denied his
guilt, asserting that the Chinaman had
sold the stuff.
Kleebauer Immediately swore out
warrant, charging the Doctor with
embezzlement, who gave bond for his
appearance. Yesterday the case came
on for trial before Judge Robins.
Huntington acted as his own counsel,
and the outcome would seem to have
verified the old legal axiom that -
man who is his own lawyer has . fool
Tor u ciient.." He demanded q jury
trial and was getting along swimmingiy
until Kleebauer sprung :" Exhibit A.
which proved to be letter OF recent
date which he had received from the
defendant-attorney, stating that all OF
the bakery utensils were properly
stored and subject to Mr. Kleebauer's .
pleasure.
The jury promptly found verdict
of guilty, and the prisoners bonds
were continued until this morning,
when he was to appear at II o'clock
for sentence. Not having appeared ct
IL o'clock, Judge Robins issued bench
warrant for his apprehension, but it
was too late, as the bird had flown.
The wise ones state that, owing to
the fact that the officers are always
about the station during the arrival
and departure of trains, the Doctor
departed for the east, during the early
evening, via shank's route, and that
the probabilities are that he caught .
train during the night and by this
time is exploiting new fields in Utah
or Colorado.
Having only been charged with .
misdemeanor, the fugitive, il out OF
the state, is safe from extradition.
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YE OLDE FOL.KES TO
GIVE CONCERT

eye Olde Folkes Entertainments, -
to be given under ye auspices of ye
Ladies Aide of ye M. E. church at ye
opera house on ye evening of ye 18th
day of November, MDCCCCvIII, com
mencing at o'clock.
Programme.
Aud Lang Syne ..................
All ye Men and Wimmen Singers
Piano Solo ........ Katherine Muller
Sweet Sixty (drilD .............
..... .Ye Little Grandmothe-s
Vocal Solo ........l. Florence Guthrie
Song of ye Turkey Bird. ........
...All ye Men and Wimmen Singers
Piano Solo-Opelia Buelah Rich
mond ................ .Electa Hurst
School Days-Kittie Arabella Luke
:. :. ;. ........... Dorothy Jordan
My Grandma's Advice-Elvira Pru-
dence Hanson ....... Alice Wagner
A Scene from Mother Goose-Charac-
ters-Miss Mufit, BoPeep, Little
Boy Blue, Tom the Piper's Son.
Comic Song ...... i. Mr.. Ebbett
Sweet Summers Gone Away ......
...All ye Men and Wimmen Singers
Juanita-Ophelia Buelah Richmond
rElecta Hurst; Lucinda Zerva
McVean-Ruth Wilson.
Piano Duet
,..... Hazel Poulin and Grace Robins
Smarty-Christopher Ebenezer Rol-
lins-Leslie Gilbert; Kittie Ara
bella Luke-Dorothy Jordan.
Take Your Doll Rags and Go Home
Faith Jurtha Slayton :. Mamie
Rose.
Red Riding Hood (drilD.
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MAY MANNERY SPECIAL
COMPANY IN 1.-THE DEVIL

"The marvellous play of the Gen.
tury" is the designation given to "The
Devil,' which is to be presented at
the Nixon opera house on Saturday,
November IA. 1t is now in ints third
month in New York at two different
theaters. Chicago, Los Angeles and
San Francisco have fallen in line with
hundreds turned away at every per-
Torrance.
1t is fitting tribute to the prolific
pen of the young Hungarian author,
Ferens Molnar, whose work has been
translated in English by master hands.
"Look at it any way you viii, sThe
Devil is pleasant play,' is the crit
icism of the New York Sun.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
DEATH BY
GOOD FORTUNE

c. A. Rowlands, of Carson City, rep
resenting the Nevada Press company,
was in the city last evening, having
arrived on No. q, and left for the
east on No. this morning.
Mr.. Rowland was a passenger last
week in the il-fated stage coach run
ming between Susanville and Pratt
vile, California, which met with an ac-
cident in which one passenger was
killed and two more quite seriously
injured.
1t seems that some time since the
contract for carrying the mail between
the two points named was cancelled by
the government, since when an old
stage coach has been making special =
trips, carrying passengers and freight.
out last Thursday morning, driven by
man named George Long, and in adj
dition to a good load OF freight, car
ried as passengers Mrs. Williams and
son George, of Susanville, en- route to
Sacramento; Miss Eta Benjamin, ON
her way to her home at Chico; Bruce
Frazee, a Susanville blacksmith, and
Mr.. Rowland. They had gone seven
miles and just passed over the summit
of the mountain, when the brake broke
and the coach crowded the horses, caus-
ing them to run away. Rowland called
to the driver, asking him what was the
matter, and he shouted back, "It's all
off, boysl' Mrs Williams started TO
jump, but being weighted down with
heavy winter clothing, lost her balance
and fell off backwards, striking the
back of her head on a rock, causing
instant death. A quarter OF mile
further on yrazee jumped and escaped
with a sprained ankle. A half mile
further, and Rowland, seeing that they
were approaching sharp turn in the
road, made jump and came out un-
luJuISu. uIcS uuuultu AccG away Wv
horses failed to make the turn, the
coach struck stump, and nothing was
left of the vehicle but kindling wood.
OF the three persons who remained III
the wagon until the crash came, Miss
Benjamin sustained broken wrist and
the driver and yol-g Williams were
painfully bruised.
Mr.. Rowland walked back to Susan
vile for help, and the owners of prac-
tically all the rigs in town, filed with
sympathetic men and women, quickly
responded, and the dead and injured
were soon cared for.
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PARADISE, Nov. S.-rhe election
dance given in the hall of the Audi
torium hotel Monday evening was
an immense success. The largest crowd
that has attended any dance this sea-
son was there and everyone seemed to
have very enjoyable time. The
music was furnished by Raymond Bak-
er of Rebel Creek and James Byrnes
of Paradise, assisted by Nose Gilbert
and the Riley brothers. A fine supper
was served at II O'Clock in the dim
ing rooms of the hotel by Mrs. Austin,
ut the dancing continued until almost
daylight.
Alfonso Pasquale spent Tuesday in
Paradise.
DIR. Young returned to McDermitt
Wednesday, where she will remain for
the next ten days.
Henry Kirchner took bunch If
cattle down to Winnemucca, starting
from Paradise Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Nutter, Jr., who
were married in Winnemueca Wednes-
day, returned to Paradise Thursday,
where they will make their futuf.
nome.
j. r. Havey left for Winremucc.
" ednesday to deposit the ballots whic
we're cast Tuesday, at headquarters.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
CONCLUDES STAR ENGAGE
MENT IN WINNEMUCCA
10 INSPECT PROPERTIES IN
THE PINE FOREST RANGI

f. A. Bonham, the Chafey real estate
and mining man, left for the Pine For
est range this morning, in company
with Dave Palmer, to inspect the gold
properties owned by DIR. w. l.. Samuels
and associates. Mr.. Bonham represents
a party of capitalists, who contemplate
the purchase of claims, upon receiving
a favorable report from thehir expert.
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J. +. CALLBREATH, JR.,
Secretary.

A meeting of the members of the
American Mining congress is hereby
called to meet at Pittsburg, Pa, on
Thursday December 3, l90S, at )
O'Clock p. M, for the election of three
directors to held Office for three years
to succeed f. A. Colburn, Alexander
Dempster and l.. w. Powell, whose
terms of Office as directors expire, and
for the transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly be brought before
said meeting.
BY order of the Executive Committee,
j. IL. RICHARDS, President.
JAS. +. CALLBREATH, JR., Secy,
Denver Colorado.
Note-The American Mining cor
gress is legally incorporated body
and only members of the organization
can legally vote upon such matters as
relate to the permanent business affairs
of the congress, the contral of which
is lodged in board of directors CON
sisting of nine members, three of whori
are elected annually to hold office for
three years.
The board of directors will be largely
guided by the resolutions adopted by
the congress, which is composed of
members and duly accredited delegates,
and will maintain working force con
tinually engaged in carrying out the
directions of the congress as expressed
In resolutions adopted at its regular
sessions.
The distinction between the rights of
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
MOVEMENTS AT
SOUTHERN PACIFIC STATION

Since Saturday E. Reinhart & Co.
and Frank Germain have each received
a carload Of coal and the u. s. A.
Construction company a carload each
of lumber and hay.
Yesterday six carloads of cattle were
shipped to the Humphreys Supply com
pany, San Francisco.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
FINEST DEER EVER BAGGED
IN HUMBOLDT COUNTY

Last Saturday, while hunting in the
oonoma range, District Attorney Duck
er killed the finest deer ever bagged
in humboldt county. 1t was magnif-
icent buck, with seven points, weigh
ing more than 300 pounds.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
: CINLD In HOLY
WEDLoCK LAST EVENING

At the residence of w. A. Brown,
last evening, in the presence of few
immediate friends, Father Meehan
pronounced the words that joined in
the bonds of holy matrimony Miss
Louise Schwager, of Winnemucca, and
Michael McFarney, of Chafey. Tho
young couple will make their futurue
home in the new mining camp.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-11-10
GO TO 1.-THE DEVIL
AT THE OPERA HOUSE

On Saturday evening the celebrated
play, "The Devil,' will be given at
the Nixon opera house, by the May
Nannery company. The play comes
well recommended and will no doubt
play to a good business.