davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1908-08-28
ANCESTOR DISCOVERED
THE HUDSON RIVER.

Walton Won Loon. a venerable resi-
dent Of Catskill. N. Y, publishes a
pamphlet undertaking to prove that
his ancestor. Piet Van Loon, discover.
ed the Hudson river In 1881, or II
years before Henry Hudson's voyage
in the Half Moon--Piet Van Loon hav.
ing entered the continent by way
OF the st. Lawrence and thence pro-
ceeding southwark into the Hudson
river valley. 1t is not probable, how
ever, that the rivers name will ever
be changed from Hudson to Won Loon.
, 1908-08-28
BROTHERS HELD WITHOUT BAIL
FoR KILLING OF ANNIAlNEAR-
" FORTNIGHT AGO AT
THE YACHT cLub.
Captain HaIns Held for Murder and
Jenkins HaIns Held a. Accessory
Defense VIII Be insanity and Al
legged Confession Of wife of I'm
proper Friendship for Annis-
Roberts May Recover.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Captain P. C.
Hams, jr, and his brother, T. Jenkins
Hams, were held without bail for the
action of the grand jury today. Cap
tain Hams, who shot and killed win.
lam e. Annis at Bayside, L. T., nearly
two weeks ago, and his brother, T.
jenkins Hams, a writer for magazines,
who, 1t Is charged, held the spectators
at bay while the captain did the kill.
ing, were arraigned in { Magistrates
court at Long Island City tl4ay on the
charge Of murder.
viii Plead iMir
T. jenkins Hams IL ad6aoed Of be-
ing an accessory to the Md19der, while
the captain Is alleged to 10 the prin.
cipal. 1t is announced NSt counsel
for the captain will pleA6s3 4sanity as
a defense, together wtthSdhe sepsa-
tional charges which tha bGotain made
against his wife. involviaaEfn alleged
confession by her Of imraS or friend.
ship for Annis.
Defense Of aro<has.
1t is expected that counsel for the
brother will endeavor to haye the
charges against him dismisa6d. on the
ground that he took no actual part IN
the killing and what he did was to
protect his Afother.
NAY sssos.r.
Atlantic N. j.. Amg. xs.-Though
Charles B. Roberts. 1n1scisr and club
, 1908-08-28

One day Mary, the charwoman, re
ported for service with a black eye.
Why, Mary" said her sympathetic
mistress. what a bad eye you have!'
"Yes'm.'
We'll, there's one consolation. II
might have been worse"
"Yes'm."
You might have had both Of them
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g.. S. C g. q. (@al1pt-2iniel.

g., $, & 9. u. (Saiipt- -2inie).
Nnfunft-
$50. 9-Gom Often. 1885 bonn
$50. @om Often. =. $500 nabm
gfo. 10-@l 8aio II. gSeiten 500 nadfn
Nbfabrt-
SO. 9-gl 9aio Ii. @e1ten 100 porm
y1o. 10-Na6 oen1 Often. 10:30 nasbEl
ytp. 8-gfa6 Dem Often, 1:40 BORN
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Wiiiiett es glambett,
8enn geiupbner bpm sam S(ntuniu
es 10 feit bebanpten.

@enn bon etrem 8etpobner Son
antonio's cine offentli1e grflqrune
o6eeeeben Miro 10 lit Ser geipeis po-
iitip. Sbr nliiBt es glouben. 2elet
oieles 3eugnis. ssSeoer Ser an Stiff
fenidlner5eil lgioet,s ieoer Monn, ie=
.be 5ruit ooer 9iirtoo, Die geierenifo-
rungen baben, tperoel1 beim 2sien
oieies 3engniiies profitieren.
Ners. S. sc. @ot6fiB, 523 9eortb
StruBe, San gntonio, Seras, tpohif=
baft, iagt: uMein Wann iagt,
8oan's Giaen iino oas ein5ige Weif=
tel gegen 9iieren=Storlngen. CT
peripirte cine irtteniipe 2abn1beit in
Ser @egeno ieiner 9eieren, tpobnrb
es ibm idper muroe, iib 5u biif-
fen, ehpos 5u beben ober irgeno
etipas 81 tun, moonrd Die Giifen=
musfeln angeitrengt muroen. giad)=
oem er Die 3eugnilie bon 2euten
gelelen batte, Die Doan's geieren
Bilen nit erfolgreiden Geiultoten
gebrou6t batter, fiiblte er ii1 oe=
mogen, bon Ser 8erar Drug 60.
cine. Shabtel gu bolen. Die Bi1e1l
regulierten prompt Die Satigfeit Ser
-9(usideioungen nno entfern=
ten Die 2abmbeit i'm Hiiden.
Gum gerfauf bei allen @anolern.
Breis so Gents. Softer =Wfilblril
So, 8uffalo Seem g)orf, alleirisa
9lgertten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @u1 bes Namens =
9oans nao nebnlt feine anberen.
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Glienbabll= Jabrplall.
5. e 6. %, gabn.
g. q. & ". g. gabn.

anfllnft-
So. 1-Souiton II. 5. aiifte 1920 nadlm
No. 3-9ouiton Ii. 5. &iilte 700 bonn
gio. 54-8on &errbille : 5. $3.50 borm
gio. 52-&errbille, Sonrltag 500 nao1n1
yfo. 8S-Na6 &errbiae 100 natbnl
9bfnbrt
SO. 2-9ouiton II. ;. aiiIte $3.50 porm
So. 4-9oulton II. 5. &ii1te $500 nad)m
SO. 53-Narb &errbille .4.3O nudn1
So. 51-&errbille, Soniltag $50 uorin
$50. 87-Na6 aerrbille .7:05 BORN
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Gimc prad)tise @clegcnbcit.

3u perfoufen: 308 9lder 2aro,
$50 glder in &ultlr, 5lpei poaltail0i-
ge ginri6tuneen, an airflano Barf
gren5eno, ungefdbr Z Weilen noro-
lib bon 9aaas on Ser Sberlnon-
9allas Snterltrban eleftrilden 9abn.
Seine before Gage fir 2ano=Seirn-
itdtten uno unltreitia cine ioeale
2ofation fir Mil6erei ltno @emiiic-
Sarm. 8iel S6attelt nno @aHer.
4lfolfa-8ooen. 8iaige uro i6nelle
Transportation nod 9oIlos per seSn-
terurbalt-grpreB. Gutter Wortt.
Brofitable Yreiie fir Mil6prooufte
uno @en1iiie. 5abrpreis bon Dallas
ulto 8i1riid 25 Gents. 9ii6tige 8reiic
uno 8eOingungen. Spre6t Dor BET
ooer i6reibt on
Sips, 5iclS,
255 @}oin straBe, 9ouos, geros.
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Springs, arfanias5 perbaftet tporoelt
uno meroen 5rlladit nod Donpille
IN Sainois gebra6t, einem ser ple=
len Srte. in oenen slnflagen aeaen
lie erboben iillo Sic beiBen CHARLES
@aaagber, Soc WcGortbp mo @ln.
Strong, iiilo ober alldb ullter perz
idieoenen onbern 9tanen befanilt.
Der erlpdblte Yrdiioent Del.
Ser, Staoten, @m $. gaff, bat e.
lie ginlaonng angenonlnen, ben
8oriis gu iibernebu1en mo eiite Mu=
iprode sn hoIten BEL Ser. eetl1eiltia-
men &orferera5 sur grbaltung Ser
nationalen Sitter, an fpelher Die
@ouperneure aller Staoten teilnel,=
men neroer. Die &onferen5 miro
am 8. 9e5en1ber itattfinoen nro miro
Die leitenoen Mdllner Ser Station
auf politiidenl, fonlmer5iellen uno
fi1lan5iellem 8ebiete in iih pereili;=
gen. Die 8eriornn1lnng miro 4 ga=
ge oauerns sunb Der 9lustaui1 ser
Meinungen 10 pieler berporrogelloer
Manner miro eine gpohe ME oas
gelpeiener Woglidlfeiten in 9e5ng auf
Die gntpidlnng oes 2arbes IN
fonlnler5ieller ullo lpirtlbaftIiher
8e5iebung iiberballpt einleiten. gs
miro Die erIte &onferen5 Iein -
ipenn man BON ser i'm @eiBen
9aule i'm Weai abgebaltenen @or=
&onferen5 abfiebt - in mel6er ein
ipitetnatiiber Man sur Mus1liitung
uno glusgeitaltllng Der nationalen
Siilfsqueaen in groBem Stil in Die
Wirflidfeit nmgeiebt 81 lperoen ner-
mag. araiioel1t Gooiebelt miro cine
&eoe balten uro War1ner tpie S.
S. @il, Sobn Mitbea, slnorem Gar
negie uno 9lnoere peroen IN Der
8erIantmlung anipeieno fem.
slns Seem gorf meloet man:
Iae 9ieienigen, nelde ourh cill
@eibnahtsgeideilf uiiberraidt" nor
ben iino, oas iie peoer beniiben
fonnen nod tpollen ooer beliell Nm
blid ibnen ltnbebagen ntodt, fonnen,
nad elmer anfiinoigung Der 8or=
itanoe Der Stride Der @eilieen gn-
GEL an 8. slpe. uno %. StraBe, Die
ielben bort geeen cine fleine @e=
biibr fir einen an6eren ibnen mebr
5uiagenoen @eget1italto un1toui9els.
Cine quite Soee, BON Der man iih
oie beiten grfolee ufab ipeitefte Wah.
abmling peripridt.
Die grpert=9ubbalter, bic eli
ne genaue llnterludung Der 8u6-
fiibrung in ben &egierllngs-9 -9eparte<
ments porgenomnen baber, iinb nit
ibrer glrbeit fertig rno tperoen Dos
Grgebnis IN einem 8eriht nieoer-
legen. @as oieier geridt entbalten
miro, ipeiB man nod niht, MIR 10
bieI erfabrt man, oaB iie eine poa-
itanoiee 8eranoerltng Der 8uhfiih=
rlng enlpfeblen meroen,
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8.

ssn Maion County, auf benz
Blas bon Charlie @orIie ipilI mau
Dor5iiglihe gopaIen gefunoen baben.
Der gopas lit ein @oelitein, Der III
ieinen beiieren auotitaten 5ienllib
teuer be5ablt miro.
Sn 8ropnmooo lit Die gead-
ribt eingetroffen oaB ii1 Oscar
9earb, Der Sobn BON 6. g. 9earo,
einem angeiebenen 8iirger ser Staot,
in eitlem ct. Coulter @otel burh
oas ginatmen BON 2eudtgos getoteI
bat. Ger i1nge Mann mar crit 2t
Sabre alt nrh mar an 0pnnerltag
bon gropntpooo abgereiit, Inn einige
groBere Staote fennen 5u lerlen.
@as i'm in ben 500 eetrieben bot,
lpeiB man nicbt.
Ssn Slatonia itarb Srau Wtarp
Mrnim cine olte belltihe 8etpohlle=
rim oes County.
aorr. Salaoo, "a. Nopenber
Cine Der ihonlten !&odseiten in bic
flyer @eseno muroe am %. geo-
penlber i'm 6aule oes Serrn ilno
5rall sSanBen eefeiert, als ibre God
ter agnes iif nit @errn 5ran5
@ertb bon Warion perbeiratete. SIC
@obnulg NOR prdhtig nit lpeiBen
gbrpiantenen geihniidt unb iiber
Der gafel bing cine biiblbe 8lurneil=
glode. Die 8routrndOhen naren
enlina @olter, Gina sSeinfe, Maric
SanBen uno slnna @ertb. eus
8rautfiibrer fungierten Seil1rlb
8enbler, hilbert 6ertb. 5ran8 Seir-
fe uno 2ouis SanBen ir. Ra6 Der
feierlihen @erefnonie nabm oas jun
ge Yaar Die 8ratiilationen entgeeen
iino bann ging es gu Gid mo cine
froblihe @eieIidoft big nad) Waitter-
taht perionmelt blieb :.
Ger Nome oes Wannes, Dell
man IN Beaumont bel oem 8erluhe,
in oos Shabgetpolbe Der sSirit Na-
tional 8onf ein5ubrehen, abgefaBt
bot, lit @illiam 8retihneioer. Gr
itanmt ans Orange, mo feline 81
tern leben. S5n Beaumont betrieb er
eine iogenonnte 8ennu 9lrcaoe, Die
iih aber nid)t be5ablte.
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Cine 9epe1he aus Baris iaot:
Die goli5ei brahtelin @rfabrung, aaB
@raf @arlon langere 3eit nit ssrolt
Steinbeil in gerbinoung itano uno
baB er mabribeinlib Der bon ibr er-
mabnte 2iebbaber lei. Gr purbe
ni6t perbaftet, mltrbe aber iofort nasb
Dem SSuiti5polalt citiert. Sci Dem init
ibnl angeltellten Gerbor CAB Der @rof
5lt oaB Wtaoanle Steinbeil fur5 nab
Der @rmoroung ibres Gotten nlebrere
@oben in ieinem Sauie 5ugebrobt
babe. @r beftritt inoehen, baB Elm
illtilnes 8erbaltnis apiihen ibm uno
ibr beitebe ober beffalloen babe. gr
balte iie fir cine anltanoiee, reht=
idaffene 6rau glolbe aber nid)t, oaB
iie iid I'M poaen 8eiib ibrer geiitigea
&rafte befinoe Sic leibe lln5meifel-
baft on Sallu5inotionen, pie idnn
mls ibrer gebauptiing berporge1e,
bab lie BEL Dem Sobe oes Hrd1ioenten
5allre in oefen 3innter i'm @lnlae=
8alalt gepefen iei. gr fonne ben
geadneis liefern, oaB iie omnois
fronf in ibrer @obnung oarniencr
gelegen babe.
0as ierbiibe &ubinett bat Dem
&onig ieine Demiiiion unterbreitet
unb als @runo angegeben, BOB &c
Dem 9rangen oes @olfes llob
arieg nidt ldnger Stano gu boil
ten pernloee. Der &onig nabm Die
0enliiiion an unter Der 8eoingunA
bob Die Wsiniiter nod einige Gage
anf ibren Eolten ausbarren.
9lus Berlin neloet man: Die
freiltnnige Hartei bel6loB IN elmer
Earteiperiammlung ], i'm Geibstag
cine gorlage ein5ubringen, ourO
nelbe ell beipnoerer @eribtsbof
seihoffen perben loa, Dor ueldes
Der iefpeilige Geihsfan5ler 5itiert
peroen falrn penn er Iib elmer
8erlebung ieiner fonititutionellcn
Tflidten 81 Shnloen fommen laBi
ooer penn Sanolullgen beg Sal
iers, oie bonn 9ieihsfan5ler ianftio-
niert mnroelt bas Heif IN 8efabr
bringen. @s lit feline Iusiibt bor-
banoen, oaB oiele 8orlage oea
Geidstag pailieren miro, oenn alle
Yarteien, nit Mnsnobme Der 5rei-
iinnigen uno So5iofiiteh, balten Die
9l1are fir erleoigt.
Ser oeutl6e Heidstas bot BE-
idloiien, Die 5inan8reform-8 -8orlage
elmer &omn1iiiion bon 90 Witglie-
bern gu iibergeben. sDtan glauht
nibt, oaB Die 8orlage nod Dor ocn
@eibna6tsferien 5ur eriten 2eiung
fonlnen miro.
Ser Seniorenfonpent oes oellt=
lbell &eibstags bot ben 8eginn Der
geratung iiber Die gorlagen, pelde
fid ouf oie Winiiter 8ernttportlid=
felt be5ieben. fir nadIten Weittpoh
angeiebt.
s5n ct. 9etersblrg lit Die Gbo-
lero mieoer auf's gteue ausgebro.
dlpn
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M. 6. & s. gahn.

90. 6. & s. gabn.
glr1fltnft
$50. SOM yforoen. ... 9:15 na1m
"Slber. r.-8om Norben 1870 PORN
SO. 241-9ouiton etc -. $50 oornt
Nbfabrt-
So 4-9aa1 Dem Norben. 1880 nprr,
sSlber" Nad ben Norben 900 nahnt
No 244-Souiton etc -. 1915 nadlnt
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Gin gipienftrandl frei.

SSeoer Ser fir einen Dollar SO
len, sSSmmergriin ooer @eorginen
fouft, erbaIt einen 5mei Sabre al-
ten 9foienltrou6 frei. III ben Sap
Green Souies, @de Grobatot uno
Simpion StroBe. s. s. SndD, gi-
gentiinler, gllteS Selepbon 1921.
Sreie @blieferung III Ser Staot.
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8eindbt.

Cine a1einitebe1be Dame iltd)t
eine altere sSrau ooer Elm MdoG,en
5iir geiorgung Der Sntsarbeit. @l-
ter 2obn. @uteg Seiln. 2ei6te 9(r-
belt. gedberes BEL
Sran sSobanna aalteber.
322 Sing @iaiam Strobe.
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gietoria 0ipiiion, q. $. & g. u.

I1lfunft-
aoo. 8o2 guero, @ictoria, 7:3o naba'
Ibfabrt-
So. 301-Guerp, @ictoria, $50 bonn
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@erlangt,

9eute, oie 1000 ooer mebr Mder
2ono clearer" rno fultipiererl
moQen, 5ebn Wteilen ipeitli6 BON
YleoIorton. 9os notige oGlearen
miro be5oblt. 9as 2qno miro auf
9(nteil OIL Ser grrlte perpdbtet. NE
fleftierenoe riiiiien lire eigenen 8e-
ratldoften liefern uno Die eriteil
led)s N3onote in 3elten mobnen, bis
Sdllier gebout iino. NabereS 81 err
froaen 3immer Ali, sllamO ganf
8ebGnbe.
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@ir iparen Gud) 8elb, mena
oSbr irqenomel6e 8feroe ooer @le!
notiq babt. 2ppelabp Sprie & Wnlc
Marfet, 500 bis 508 Siio-SloreS
StroBe, Sou 9lntonic.
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Rickey's Carson Bank Attached

o., I. -
- " y" -" !" III"
>,
I" "'''"'"N i WI "'
no "-''"7' 'h' "'"'" u"fN ana
''"N' 49,, VI '"T c"!'
N'1u'! serve" t'e attachment
y" "''"' Money 4" NC came I" the
"'"'' nv "~'hchlhr"' w" asked Tor
- u ~ '~i'''h"' I'D TIE name OF the
"'''N" 'h'""H ana Leasing
"'-N'nA''' " ''Ih"'i' hiH!iHi
~ ~ '' "' '"' CONTAIN!
""A '""A'"I"'''! placed ~
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Speaking About Climate,

a lew fakes of snow i'll December and
less than two inches thus far in January
unless the weather prophet throws the
writer down before publication day-is
the precipitation record for the winter.
Nor has the lust been swep; through the
STREETS, 10y gusts Of xind. Gentle breeze
or absolute calm Lns been The rule.
At no time ha- the temperature fallen
to ten degrees below the freezing point.
10 fact the III, rmometer hBs been
monotononsly unyarying. Tho record
Of Tuesday may he taken ns an example
A. oight o'clock ~ the mUrung the
temperature was thirty four degrees.
AZ Don it Was ibirty.eigbt. Tho same
was register cd at live p III. aud ut mid
night the Thermometer stood at thirty.
live
IL such a rocord paralleled IN Colorado
Springs or io' Angeles! Mighty doubt
tul. Las, GUNNER people left camp by
the carload To seek what they though,
would prove u more couRenial cline.
Owe ~ these IoOr uutofiuuHics wrote
from Denver hat the thermometer
registered lCj aud stood uenr the hum
dred mark Tor n week. Tho writer took
n peep 81 the Review glass and sow the
quicksilver reposluR in the deiiei Que
cuolncR ~ seveDiy.uinc.
To sun up, GoldiielJ has y climate
that should make Of the town u health
resort. The elevation u such tina, the
air Ia bfac ing sud bie.sivine, y bile fuge
are unknown and the annual ptecipita
ton ls ltss thnD that Of Colorado and nj.
most M low ns the rainfall 81 Arizona,
which territory, by the wuy, makes no
tatioD except ~ miu winter. Review.
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velt's records SD policies, and this in
spite OF the fact hat his " party,
reluctant to accept them has alons stood
lii the way or their triumphant enact
mept.
The democrats should select the re-
concentrations they approve rs demo
cratic in principle, and challenge the
republicans now to put them on the
statute books.
IL. they acquiesce, We will have Sc
cured desirable legislation, and will
have performed a patriotic duty.
Ii they do not, they will stand con-
victed, in making the next campaign,
u ~insiDcerity. by having refused to
ieGis'ate, when the opportunity offered,
gu issue which they will then pretend
to support.
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NEVADA ADVANCES.

The world has been accustomed to
think Of Nevada HI a country OF great
and valuable mines for the precious
metals and copper, but outside Of these
Industries the popular Impression is that
the state produces li'ile else but horned
altogether that notion. Nevada, sc far
rs it is irrigable ,has a wonderful a%gricul-
tural future. We know what irrigation
will do in California. but in the Egst
people nave : mall skill or knowledge OF
the art and It's wonderiu potentisli-
ties and advantages over the old
fashioned plan. An Official OF the recla.
nation service not long ago astoniahed
a Chicago audience i'll the conrse OF a
lecture on the work OF his bureau by
sho wing on the screen Il s~tereoptican
slide Of a handsome mansion, with this
explanation:
This Is the residence Of a poor, dis
couraged Indiana farmer. Hc went 10
the irrigated lands Of Nevada seventeen
yaars ago, with just S74 in his pocket-.he
net proceeds Of seven years OF hard toll
on n rented Indiana farm. The first year
he bought 10 acres Of land and now has4J
acres that he wouldn't take $500 an acre
Tor. lIo has become independently rich
| visited him in his house and heard his
story.
"A man can get rich on a 20 acre
farm. But | wouldn't advise meu who
have no money To migrate to the irriga-
ted country. 1t takes q little capital to
become established. | should sRy a
man should nave not less .han II 90 be-
fore going there to start farming
That ie rather hGrd Oh Indiana, but
the lecturer dii not ~rInggcrnte the pro-
ductIveneSs " tive irrigated ltnds. The
farmer with these facilities il ipdepcu-
dent OF the vicEsituhps Of the aeasop.
Wet year or dry year makes no differ
EN- to him. C%yclouCs DO not vlait him
nor bGzzards s~saTity. He knows en-
actly wiht he is about. Tho other kud
OF farmer iiDCe not know whether frost
or blight or drought may destroy The
labOrs OF u Isar. " IL an essential
feature 81 irrigation ;la; it rumpeis III
tensiYe farming and, the n, fore, will
support Il much gr'nirr population to
the squaf, mile than IL th" case with the
old plan. Ten years ago the population
OF Nevada Ind dwiudlc Ia issR thnu So
0C0. We d. bot SNOW "hal 4, is TO-DAY,
| but n 10 pa-iuu Hint bpuuusr ~ "a ,,,.
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influence OF The Newspapers

IL the victory ,s achieved in the Mine
. Tner=' struggle It will he due To the
influence IF the newspapers. The
papers Of Nevada, with ono accord, have
stood for law and order. They have
directed their efforts To bring operators
mud miners together, and when there
seemed little chance uf ever arriving n;
Il cODmOD gruunI 81 complaints, the
newspapers we're founi M the front do
ing the battle nf the operators, Tor
which they never received q rent OF
compensation. At the meeting az the
Special Session OF the =, vadn General
Assembly the only question asked Was
what does The press require? Nnc.
tcnths Of The members ~ bo,h the house
'nd scnate would have swung INTO in.
ever line the DapGrs dccrcrd. The nine
operators have treated the ne rsJipcrI
aud the mOulicrs ~ opini ~ with very
scant courtesy, wen go"uS TO the c1tcnt
OF saying lint the papers couId visit the
realms II "rDnl wrath and not return.
IboNcvadd Elitnriui AsaOcia.ion n its
next nnnmnl meeting viii probably te.
member the rtud iujunruou and return
value received for al the abuse ~ tho
pN' campaign -GoiiHsII Tribune.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
Dead Has Returned.

-Jas' gi5' me dat IS DOLL al W Tux
when you all buried me- suri uu ebony
skinned negro 10 Nike LINE, a Rhyol;c
PROPRIETOR, Just Is ycnr5 after Lane had
helped SCOOP outa shallow Craze ID THE
Iuua desert, where with e.nrt ccre.
mony he and his partucr Frank Nc.
Shane hurricdly inferred the identiraI
African.
AN there was a case OF rhzzers, too,
that wuz on my pusson. Where's dUZr
razaers?' added the negro.
Lane had recognized the man Ms dead
and long since buried when he met him
Oh the streets Of Rhyolitc Il few DAYS
ago. lie and ilcShRnc hIs partner had
come across the bO ~ OF tho black man,
prone and apparently hfelcss on the
Sails Of Yuma desert on an almost Tor.
gotten prospecting trip. They buried
him in a shallow grave, first rrmoyiul a
case Of rGzors and S!S from his pockets.
But the negro WIS 10 dead. -Ha re-
covered from bis touch Of the aun,
moved and rose from the grave, aud 1t
was not until h" met Lane - years later
that he liz 'overcd Ia it was TINT 30
prematurely consigned him to the
tomb.-Apren!.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
Desperate Characters lnIes, Death Valley

Death Valley, always p place OF deep
>ouCds and strHur- sight, it would
seem has become a rendezvous for
highwa! men, mnGderers, asssassins aud
suspicious characters generally. The
ghost stories t"ld by some pruspectors
with d vivid imagination aud a d.-ire to
entertaining, Of course. were not taken
bese r%iously but thu reports az persons OF
suspicious iem-anor having been seen,
not ~lpfrequent OF late, leads to tue COT
clusIou ch"i they IA some foundation
III fact.
Not long ayo a man was ssen n;
willow wash, a couHon l. al M to the
PansmILts, west Of BeauFti- well, and
his actions indicated tia. he had no
lie ire 20 cultivate the acquaintance Of
the prospectors who discovered him.
He appeared to be digging near some
stone cabins i'll the iastness OF the canon
when the prospectors approached.
When hailed the man threw his imple-
ment down and fled TO cover in d nearby
rock, and the prospectors, VIII" moulent-
arily expected to be fired upon fled in
the opposite direction.
Now il is a well known fact that pros
pectors and miners are the most friendly
and scciable people IN the world, and
especially Is II rue that when on the
desert they never pass n man without
a. Ynba n, tTty1u rnYrlaLi.. .xnlr,.p,- u,,l
may hap -horroHIng' a cigarette or q
chew Of tobacco. As rule they are
men Of clear conscience and do not fee
at the sight Of Il fellow man. The
solitude of the desert conduce5 to
fellowship aud fuicn ily exchanges.
In he same locality, the Willow Wash
canyon another PRO peca rsaw q woman
who also reiterated L. cover when she
! found out that she WAS observed.
Women do not ~frequeLt these desert
wastes except Tor some powerful, i'm
pelllng cause.
One more among many othe r. that
could be recitsd. 4 prospecting outfit
some months ago came upon a man at
Benuett's well apparently panGing ore.
When the man saw the prospectors he
gathered his belonging together and hit
for hehills at a rapid pace. The fact
Of his pauning ore wns, in itself. nothing
to excite suspicion. hut his hasty flight
WAS. The ~prOspec:ors are Of the opinion
that the man vas testing some Goldficld
~higL-yradc.
There are many who believe that the
high.gr ade stolen from Goldfield and
other camps in the state first finds it's
way to a cache III charge Of some trusted
confederate in Death Valley, and later
to market.
There are tales ~ a fierce band OF
outlaws, once years ago, having dwelt
I'D the businesses OF the PaDamints,
These bold men, 1t ia said, would raid
the settlements in the California valleys
and then return to their mountain dene.
1t was at the HANDS OF these men, go
history ~states, that the father OF Pana-
mint Joe met his death.
The folk in the valley, who now fee"
at the sight OF a mau, are probably fu-
gitives from justice; thieves, outlaws
and aasGssIns, seeking t0 avoid dete2.
ton Ill this dcsolate region.-Bull.rog
Min er