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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

81 aS5.
Pe,eu ua6os.a.,.oa ~ o.dobnej
miekk1ej st6rkowej orrawie )
Aooonym tytulik11nem, zaecone
brzegl. $3.50. $l.55
;Gsos Srca-Zhlor modidw j pie6nl
ola dusz poboznych g dutym
drukiem) opravne " sk6rke. :
zlooonym tytulikiem. zalocoae
brzegi.. SOC
Clos Smca-z duiym drukiem.
oprawna " skdrke, . okuciem j
zameozkiem, z zIoconym tytuli-
KEN, z}ocone brzegi......$1.0O
Aniot Str0z C~hrzescianina Katclika
zbi6r .modlitw j pie6ni sluzacY
: ola dusz pobotnych .rozmiaru
5x544 cali " sk6rk0wej olrawie
re zloconym tytulikiem, z}"cone
brzegi.. $40
4ni0t Stro5-w sk6rkowej oprawie
okuciem i ~klamerka, 2 zlooo-
nym tytulikiem, zlocone brze-
gi........ ............. $1.00
Anid3 Strok-oprawny " moon4
f~rancuska sk6rke, gletkie ok}ad.
Ii, %zfocone brEegi, &c zloconym
.tytulikiem.... $l.9s
Ani0f Str6z-Oprawny " .mocn4
francusk9 sk6rke, miekk,e oklad@
H, z}ocone= brzegi ze z}oconym
tytuli9giem $l.50
Wy6or najosobliwszych naboiehstw
i p;esni, na duchowa pooieche
pozytek ludzi pobo1nych !: r6i.
nych ksl4g xebrany; oprawny "
sk6rke, 1:ko1orowym obrazkiem
ma ok|adoe, zlocone brzegi (gru-
by druk).. ..........$l.0
Wybor opraWny " sk6rke Z oku-
olem i klamerk4, zfocone brzs3
81 (gruby druk)). 1880. 81. 90
Wianek ku czei Naj6wietsse;; Nary
Fanny Z r61nych nabozenstw W
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, zloooe
ne braegi, : z}oconym tytullkiem
. 2 okrcien klamerka ...sl:25 E'
Duniina Ksiatka do ~nabozehstwa
dla ws.ystkich katolik6w, oprar
VIVA v sk6rke. ~z}ocone brzegi Z
s}cconym tytulikiem. .....$l.5
Z6iorek modyitw ola .e1{onk6w A,
stolstwa Serca Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angieisk2,
ozerwone brzegi, : zloconym ty-
tullkiem -. 49,. 3l.O0
Ks Z Ge51fsnego wyk}ad Ewange"
lii i Lekoyi NJ niedEiele l6wieta
ksiazka do oSwie0enia ! zbudo-
wanna duszy chrEedeiansko-ka-
tolickiej, gruntownrm wyjas-
nieniem roku kosoielnego, naj~
gl6wniejszych obrzed6w kosciel-
nych, missy swietej,, nsbotehstwa
domowego ida chorych, droei
krzyzowej, jakoteS zYoiorysami
Swietych Panskich, czczonyoh
mianowicie prsez lud polsko-
katofioki, ". c%zarnej oprawie ze
zkoconym tytuliklem $50. %. SO
q ysooty Svietych Rhsskieh ma :
ma wszystkle dnie roku, podlug
najwiarogodniejszych zr6d1eAl, Wy.
/. jetycb Z dziei ojc1w doktorow
ko6ciola 6w. opracowane podfug
ks. OLGA Q. Bitschnaua, z ua
wsglsdniem 6wietych pahskich,
kt6rych wydala zlemia polska
al do najnowszyoh czas6w. z .
kolorowymi obrazkami j przea
;--szlo 300 drseworytami.A a}nows
ssetzwydanie -poprawne. ~ pie,
Enai nnrawia. $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27


I. Ztoty MEX mtodoSci.
Rsseehamoeny j dobrotliwy
Bog, ofaekuiaey sic przez
lyle wicklow naszym poczci-
wynn j Jemu wiernym marc al
dom, Y swei m mas q j
niewyczerpanej miio6ci dial
nam liczny poczet wielkich
poboknychi c%notlivych me-
z6w ! niewiast - bezpiecz-
nych przewodnik6z'sWg j aka Is
menne IVORY do na6ladowa-
MIA v doczesnem zyciu. Ina
my j radzi nasladujemy "
cnotach chlubne j wiekopom
no POSTAGE Wandy, Rzepi-
ehy, 6wietej Kingi, 6wietej
Bronislawy, Barbary Radzi-
~w.lill6wny, Amy Jagiellonki
Chrzanouakiej. Hofmanowej
Ta6skiej i wiel: innych
n~iezapomnianych, przezac-
nych Polek. Swiecily one
sWemu narodowi " z}ych !
dobrych chwilach, jak pro-
mienie gwiazdy ma niebie
m6r6d ciemnej nocy, o6wie-
eajac droge, kedy wolal obo-
Miazek; cachecaly do bogo.
bojnodci, lito6ci, pokory,
e%ierpliwo6ci i milosierdzia
Nzgledem bliknych.. W 'zA z
Bch Hiekopomnly,ch lewis
wiodlo na=ziemi tax przezac-
ne, anielskie zycie, il sobie
pozyska}y uWielbienie, mi
lose i ~nieprzemijajaca wdzie'
czno6c swego narodu, a pc
SmloTcl Z8llczOne ZOsJaiy W
poczet Swietych Pahskich.
Potomnos6 20 wzFuszeniem
i z ozeia; swPomina ich im'o-
na; Klo ;. sta ia i'm oltarze'
u klt6ryeh ziomkowie @o:
dlec sic, prosza Boga, aby
i'm blogoslawil j dozwolil "
loczesnt,,ef,m,! zyciu nadtad ''
przyksllaadel o y, cnotlixych
j swietych p . niewia last
Jedn|aa 2 naj6wi '9t
szych j n~ajcnotliwazych, q,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
OBRAzEK HIsToRYgzNY q XIV. WlEKu
KR0IOWA JADWIGA.
N.p;5a1 lzYdot poschs.

|of lYoeche.
czysty kraj iak najserdeczs
niej milujacych niewiast by
Ia ksiezniezka wegierska,
p6zniejsza kr6lowa polska,
Jadwiga, %prawdziWa ozdoba
tronu chluba narodu j mai
piekniejszy wz6r cn6t ME-
wie6cich, 0 kt6rej nasz die
jopis Dlugosz powiada:: "zda-
wa}o sic, ze " kolebce wraz
2 mlekiem matki Wpojone iej
byfy WsZystKle cnOty!
Jej TED przezaeny, poucza-
jacy i budujacy zywot be-
die ~przedmiotem naszego 0.
powiadania, 2 kt to 9! sic do:
Wiemy, il ia cd Boga Wy
brana ksiezniczka JUL cd
wczesnej mlodo6ci, W szcze.
6ciu j niodoli, postepowala
droga cnoty i. bogobojno6ci
W domu, W ko6ciele ! ma
tronie, bY}a Wzorem zacnej
niewiasty, sRiecqca nietylko
przyrodzonemi wdziekaml,
jakiemi ia Pan Bog obdarzye
raczyl, ale pr~zedewszystkiem
licznemi, cnotami, byla po-
BONA, skromna, lito6ciwa,
milosierna, wierna j czu1a
malzonka; po6wiecajaca zy-
Gle swoie Bogu i ojczyznie.
Keiezniiezr1sa Jadwiga by'a
;edna = trzech c6rek sio-
stry Jadwigi nazywa1y sic:
Katarzyna kt6ra uma q 70:
ku 1874, i Marya, poslubio-
ma p6zniej niemieckiemu CO.
sarzowi Zygrnuntowi.3 bud-
wika a~ndegawehskiego, kr6-
la Wegier i Polski,* kt6rego
iona by1a Elzbieta, c6rka
bana (ban znaczy tyle GO
:rzadca, namiestnik) BoSnii.
Rodzina a~ndegawehska cd.
znlaczala sic cnotami i rad adj
ka pobozno6cia;; dziejopisarz1
nasz Szajnocha powiada Q
pochodEacej z tel rodziny
Jadwidze; "Blogoslawiona
krew plynela " zy}ach Jad-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27


B|l,dl6~ prsy-
jacielo, mold ssie = Piuea
*.
lei chwni wza,aSznie wchlo-
dill do wiezienia doz6rca,
,krzyczac przeklinajac 2
|gniewu, 70 gode tax dlugo
|bawil u Wieznia.
Me gddN sic przekii-
Pee rod Kap1aa : gdy-
by papiez o tenn wiedziaN
Dozorca poruszyl ramionani:
m
,y,.,.hn !. mnn,o
aaua,6 ,,n;, IS.
al,
Eak Is iego ME kocham.
.,..
IT,
80 ua.a -.
49,
.
81
20
#0ln'en'e aae'ana'
Wolaf dOW6dca Wszak tyl-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27
ma :sprzedazi.

%-s a tHa= Et# -. sSEE% 90
Nam zamiar sprzedad swae fa far
po1ozona okofob 5 M NJ pofu ID is
cd Arcadia, { mile cd Dodge, 3
=; mile Cd wielkiegge pPoslskiego koscio-
Ia v Pine Greek.
Farma obejmujjs SO ARROW, dobr.
budynki, niemal wazystko ogrodzo-
ne, dobra woda, wielkie h6dIo przy
sdomu, wiatrak " podw6rzu Ola by
d1a. okofo 40 ARROW ze strumy-
klein. Zamierzam .sprzeda6 : powo-
:du il jestem. q starry, !abym to. sam
Pc blizsze informacye zglosic sic
pod adresem.
john Brownies
b Dodge, Wis.
go = - 5y &Ma %@E94ss.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-27

Poszukuje sie zdolnego
nauczycie14i erganisty mo-
I1wi4cegp dobrze= pelpolsku
'po angielsku. Aplikacye
.~przyjmujee Wii6l. ks. a. Klrl'y-
jewski.
J Adres: Rev. A, .!Kryjewskis
No.
IVanhoe, Mimi.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
FREE FOR 4 FEW
SHORT SECONDS
Russian Government Apparent
ly Determined to Get
Hold of Prisoner.

New York. Oct. 26.--Jan Janoff Pouren,
the Russian refugee who has been in jail
here many weeks awaiting the outcome
of proceedings brought by the Russian
government to have him extradited to
Russia to answer charges of arson, at
tempted murder and burglary, had one
minute of freedom today. A letter being
resolved by United States Marshal Hen
kle from Assistant Secretary of State
Adee, stating that the state department
had declined TO issue a warrant for the
surrender Of Pouren to Russia, Pouren
was discharged from custody. While he
was thanking the marshal he was re-
arrested upon a new warrant issued by
Judge Holt in the United States court
upon an application of counsel for the
Russian government The prisoner will
be arraigned before United States Com
missioner Hitchcock, who has been sub
stituted for Commissioner Shields in the
second eXtradition proceedings.
When Pouren was arraigned before
Judge Holt in the United States court
this afternoon his counsel moved to have
the u arrant vacated on the ground that
the treaty between this country and Rus
STA required that the secretary of state
issue n certificate before a warrant could
be issued for the arrest of an accused
person. He held that as no such certifi-
cate had been issued. no warrant could
be served on Pouren- Counsel for the
Russian government maintained that no
certificate was necessary and contended
that the papers in the case We're entirely
regular. Judge Holt reserved his de-
cision-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
HEAVEN HELPED
THE GOOD CAUSE
Ambassador Takahira's View
of Japanese and Ameri-
can Understanding.

Washington. Oct 26-'I suppose heav-
on helned Us to join our hands firmly. -
said Japanese Ambassador kogoro Taxa
ihira TODAY with emotion as he discussed
the visit of the American fleet to Japan
Ambassador Takahira had short while
before returned from the White House.
where he was the guest of President
Roosevelt at luncheon, and to whom he
delivered a message OF thanks from the
president sent as the fleet departed
Following is the text of the message
from the emperor, which Ambassador
Takahira conveyed to President Roose-
welt:
''To the President of the United States:
II thank you most sincerely for your
kind message which the American am
bassador delivered to ME upon the de-
parture of the American fleet from our
shores. / was highly gratified TO learn
that the reception accorded to the. fleet
was so satisfactory and agreeable to you
and to the people of the United States.
I desire to express my appreciation of
your kindness in accepting the invitation
of my government for the fleet to visit
Japan, since by that visit was afford
ed an opportunity to testify anew to you
assurance of my high regard and perfect
esteem and my subjects were enabled to
give fresh proof of their sincere attach
ment for your countrymen, and | am
very happy 10 believe that the memoir
able event will surely tend to cement the
bonds of friendship and good neighbor-
hood between our two countries. | re-
main your good friend.
(signeO "MUTsUHITO."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27

High School Excursion-s1 fare to
ogden via Salt Lake & Ogden Rail-
way-Saturday. Trains $50. $3.50, IL a.
m. Return trains. $50 p m and mid
night
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NOT CERTAIN
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
May Have Received Letters
From John D. Archbold.

Philadelphia, Oct. 26-"Considering that
recommended in my inaugural address
a tax on oil and coal taken out of this
state. in order to pay the expenses of the
public schools. you can see that 1t is ex-
tremely improbable / received any COM
munications from the Standard Oil COM
pany or from John D. Archbold relative
to the appointment OF John ]. Henderson
of Meadville, Pa, as a judge of the su-
perior court of this state. referred to in
letters read by William r. Hearst in
Brooklyn. Saturday night"
This was the reply of former Governor
Samuel w. Pennypacker. when asked to
day if Judge Henderson was appointed by
him through the Intervention of Mr.
Archbold or Standard Oil interests.
Mr.. Pennypacker was not absolutely
certain that he had not received any COM
munication from Mr.. Archbold, but he
said that If any letters or any other COM
munications were. received they will be
on file at the state capitol at Harrisburg
He said that he never had seen Mr.. Arch
bold and that it is unlikely Mr.. Archbold
ever asked HIM TO appoint Judge Hender-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
REXBURG, IDA, NOTES.
fspeciai Correspondence.N

Rexburg, Ida, Oct 24-Hon. James H.
Brady, Republican nominee for governor
of Idaho, and, willard White of Boise
were the principal speakers at a Repub-
lican rally held in Rexburg on Saturday
night Local Republicans took consid-
cradle pains to advertise the meeting to
insure a large attendance. Flags were
displayed on a number of the business
houses.sA large. banner was placed across
the street at the bank corner with the
inscription. Hon. James H Brady, the
Next Governor Of Idaho" Large guam
titles of giant powder were fired Off dur
ing the afternoon and evening. The
weather was favorable and large. num-
bers turned out to hear the Republican
candidate for governor. Many of those
present however, were Democrats. The
meeting was in charge Of Nathan Kicks.
local Republican chairman. Large pic
lures of Taft, Sherman and Brady dec
GRATED the stage. Mr.. Brady was intro
voice was not in good trim, the gentle
man having just completed a strenuous
trip in the Salmon River mountains.
Senator Borah is to speak in Sugar
speak in Rexburg, but a large number
of Rexburg people will go over TO Sugar
City to hear Mr.. Borah.
Final arrangements have been made by
the city council FOR the opening of an
alley through the blocks in the rear of
the store buildings. 1t will be named
Flourin avenue.
The council has sold sixty acres OF land
which has been held in reserve by the
city for cemetery purposes. but which
the people of Rexburg voted by special
election to sell to defray the expense of
recent waterworks extension. The land
was sold to Hyrum Kicks & Co for s., 100
Work on the new stake building has
begun in earnest. The foundation Is COM
pleted and rock work has commenced.
The weather has been quite cold. with
heavy frost, but has now moderated.
There is an immense amount OF farm
is about two-thirds completed and beet
digging is Just fairly started There are
many acres of potatoes to be dug yet
Considerable plowing viii also be done If
are harvested. ..- ..--...
Forget not the Switchman's ball.
evening Oct 81, odeon' hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
American Beauties and NUNS"

A very choice stock. Telephone Bell
lo11 or independent 442. Superb Florist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
TOLTEC RANCH co.
RETAINS ITSLAND
Briunam City Bank Ordered by
Court TO Surrender Deed
Held as Security.

1,5re Marshall Of the federal court
handed down a decree yesterday In the
csse II Joseph NJ. Jensen VS.. the Toltec
Rarcb company. IN which the former IS
ordered TO rsconvey back 70 the Toltec
ranch company a certain deed which he
now holds for lands owned By the COM
many, and which deed was given as Sc
,lritv for a loan of slSC00. The deed was
given over 10 the Brigham city bahK Dy
d ?. Tarpey. acting for the TOltec Ranch
company, but the court holds that ne had
no right to pledge the lands OF the com
Dany as security for the loan
When the Box Elder Power q light
cornpauy was organized some years ago,
D p Tarpey subscribed One-hdlI OF lne
CAPITA stock. He was at mat lne act-
ing as president and manager or the / ol-
tee Ranch company which was oWhe 81. IN
greater part by his brother, M r ar
new The new light and power company
was IN need of ready cash ana u. +: Tar
new borrowed $4,000 from the Brigham
civ bank. placing the deed Of the lands
OF the ToItec Ranch company as secu-
ftar several years NJ. +. Tarpey be-
came dissatisfied with the work OF MS
brother. He had advanced large amount
Of money and asked for an accounting
The TOltec Ranch company was then IN
c1-porat ted and One-fOurth Of the capital
stock issued TO NJ. F. Tarpey and one
share each issued TO each OF the directors,
ircIuding D p Tarpey. The stock issued
m M F. Tarpey was security for his
money advanced the company. After an
accounting il determined that the ranch
company owed him S57 800.
IN was soon after the company was
formed into an Incorporation that D. p.
Tarpev entered into the deal with the
R0x Elder Light & Power company The
articles Of Incorporation of the ranch
company provide for the carrying on OF
n general merchandise business. and the
court holds that Tarpey, acting as agent
for the corporation. had no right to pledge
ms lands 10 enter into another business,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
Mr.. LOEB REPLIES TO
LETTER OF G0MPERS

Washington. Oct. 2e-When shown the
reply of Mr. Gompers. Secretary Loeb au-
thorizsd the following statement:
MFR Gompers quotes from the presi-
dant's correspondence with him about
George W. Ayers book. Moral Over
train The president has distributed
copies of that book to judges. labor lead
ers and others and he now honestly wishes
that Mr. Gompers would read this same
Mr. Ayers admirable magazine article
on Taft and Labor printed last month.
II is the most effective exposure of Mr.
Gomners' position that has been pro-
duced and ever since its appearance the
nresident has been in close touch with Mr..
AIger on this whole injunction matter"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
CONFIDENT OF
A SETTLEMENT
People of Venezuela Said to
Believe That President
Castro Is BIuffing.

@%A%A%~AA% \ T. - = y T. .
y WiHemstadt, Oct 26.-Acecrding to y
y letters received here, the people of y
y Venezuela are confident of a prompt =
y settlement of the dispute between y
y that country and Holland. The re- y
y fusal OF President Castro TO revoke y
Il the decree of May Il is regarded as y
y a bluff to distract attention from the \
\ doings of the revolutionists. < 4
<<%<%<<<%<<<<<
Caracas. Venezuela. Tuesday. Oct 20,
via Willemstadt. Curacao, Oct. 25.-Presi-
dent Castro, in his answer to the second
Netherlands note, has declined to revoke
his decree of May Il, prohibiting the
tranSshipment Of goods from Venezuelan
ports at Curacao. which has been so OBJ
noxious TO the people of that island.
This answer was made Sept. Y. The
president expressed surprise that The
Netherlands government should ask for
the revocation of this decree after ac-
knowledgfng Fenezuela's right to issue
1t. Continuing, he asks The Netherlands
to send confidential agent to- Caracas
to arrange the terms of an amicable set
Element of the difficulties between the
two governments.
The chief of the artillery branch of the
Venezuelan army has completed the
preparations for the defense of La Qua
ira. In anticipation of a naval demon
stration by Holland before the port on
Nov. Il. shells have been distributed to
the modern guns installed in the forts on
the mountain side above La Guaira
President Castros health is still deli
cate and causes anxiety to his friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
ACTION WILL AID BRYAN.

Denver, Colo Oct 26-By a vote of five
to two, the supreme court today, after
hearing arguments. set aside the order of
District Judge George Allen, directing the
secretary of state to place the anti-Gug-
genheim and Business Mems tickets on
the official ballot for the election Novem-
Der 8 and rescinded Judge Aliens order
committing Secretary of State Timothy
The rejected tickets were filed by the
faction of the Republican party opposed
to the leadership of United States Senator
Simon Guggenheim
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
Law Library for Sale.
CLOSES AT YOUNGSTOWN.

800 books, for So ]. c. Royle. 125
South Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
= - - CURES
- - - OLD SORES

until which produces has been removed
Of saves washes may reduce the nHa
trouble
~ thew do because the blood is
infected impurities poisons which constantly being discharged
INTO tine place flesh state
by being daily fed with the gernaden matter
through circulation making impossible for the heal S. S.
by its purifying action on the blood 1t goes down into
morbid responsible failure of the place to heal
pure and healthy then rich blood is
carried healing begins all discharge the
leaves begins FORM the place fills in with firm
the permanently s. purely
vegetable and best blood purifier for old Book
Ulcers and all write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
MONTGOMERY CONVICTED.
Pittsburg Bank Cashier Made Too
Free With Depositors' Money.

PtttskEpgg, 0ggss Z26s=zW Villain Montgona-
cry, former cashier of the defunct Afieg-
heny National bank, which failed some
time ago for over 81. coo. 900, who was placed
on trial last Friday on two indictments
charging embeZZlement and abstraction of
$4,000, was found guilty as indicted bv
a jury in the United States district court
this afternoon.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Immediately placed on
trial on "a third and last Indictment
charging him with the misapplication of
$4,000 in bonds.
1t Is expected the second trial will be
DISPOSED OF as quickly as the first.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27
sRANDENBURG IN COURT.

Dayton, o.. Oct 26.-Broughton Brand
enburg appeared in police court today to
answer to the charge of being a fugitive
from justice. BY mutual consent, the
case went over until tomorrow. Brandon
burg now says he will return to Kentucky
without further formaiities after his dis
missal in the local police court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27

Forget not the Switchmans ball.
evening Oct 81, odeon hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27

not covered by the charter of the corpor-
alton.
The Toltec Ranch company was there
fore given a decree for the reconveyance
of its lands. The Brigham City bank
may, however, bring sHit5sto collect on
the promissory note it now holds against
the ranch. company. but cannot any longer
retain the deed to the lands.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-27

Youngstown, o., oct. 26.-The national
campaign of the Republican party will
he closed in this city, where ii was
onened on Sept >. Judge Taft and party
win arrive here at o'clock next Monday
afternoon and will remain seven hours,
leaving for his home in Cincinnati at L
fna evening and in the afternoon will re-
view a parade which viii include march
ing clubs from a radius of 100 miles 9th
er speakers for the afternoon and even
the Interior Garfield and a number of
congressmen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-20
MECHANICS CONE HERE.

Owing to the repeated number of
lay-offs and uncertainty of employ
ment in connection with the Sparks
shops of the Southern Pacific COM
pany. for several months past, con-
siderable number of the mechanics.
formerly connected with the shops
here have gone to Ely City. The new
shops of the railroad there are sec
ond in extent and character of equip
ment only to those of Sparks. Ma
ehinery by the carload has been ar
irving at Ely City and its full equip
ment is rapidly being installed. Moth
ing will be too heavy for repair work
there. and the force of machinists
finally located there will have among
it many old Sparks men.-Reno
Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-05-20
ZURICH CASE IGNORED
Continued from page one.)

Thomas Giblin. All three were a
portion OF the Cleveland estate in
Spring valley. Eleven of these cases
have been decided within the past
three days, entailing quieting of title
to same 5000 acres of land. Mrs.
Cleveland is represented by +. j. l..
Taber of Elko. who is here at pres
ent
The case of State VS.. Richard was
called, the prisoner being arraigned
to plead Motion was made by his
attorney that the indictment be
quashed because of a defect in sigma
ture of one of the witnesses. Thomas
+. Chambers testified that he had
given testimony before the grand
Jury and that the name Charles f.
Chambers, which was appended to
the Indictment, was not his true
name. The indictment was quashed
and returned to the grand jury with
orders to amend the document and
return another. This was done later
in the day.
In the matter of the estate of
George Boyer an order WAS made by
the court accepting the resignation
OF II, W. Palmer as administrator
whenever he should file final state
ment of his administration or turn
same over to new administrator APP
pointed by the court.