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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08
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Local and Personal

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Drag Store
Ice Cream that is cold at the Drug Store
Fresh cantalOupeS, straw
berries anu Vegetables on
ICE lOC'e HledC OO'
Sure cure for .eAinE. burning feet =. the Drug
Best siI,er-ar. and more Of ii at the Drug
store. '
Inc political pot locally is sim
merlng.
j. A. Denton was here the first
Oh the week from CalIente.
A change is about 20 take
place in the Phoebe depot agency.
F. r. McNamee was here on
a one days business trip Monday
last.
Z. C. D. Marriage is rapidly
recovering from his recent i'll
ness.
Hodges-Cook Mercantile Co.
received carload of powder last
night.
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been skirmishing for kitchen
help this week.
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have returned from tboi, +,;n -
Groom mining district
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five. at the RECORD ofico
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James Hulse is registry agent
inriodict;on $50, piet .n ms
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II the board OF commissioners
the "dear n,,b,io :" . Slley c1ula let
be the now Sharie ~ ""0 WIN
Phoebe gets the Democratic
convention. Let's show the
sou'nerh portlon OF the county
~" We can ehtertain.
County Treasurer Ed. w. |
Clark spent several days here
tne nrst OF the week, and return
Gu 70 Las vegas Tuesday.
F. A. Clark orr;vod ho,o -
Las Vegas Sunday evening. hrim
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He returned homo Troadom
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' 'eSSioll Oh Vhe district court.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08
Dentist.

Will be here one more week.
when he will go to Delamar.
Those needing dental work call
early.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08
Thursday, September 18th,
1908,
county officers
That the primaries for the election Of delegates
to said convention be held on
Thursday, September 3rd,
1908.

The polls to be held at the regular voting pre-
einets to be opened at l o'clock p. m and closed
at o'clock p. m.
AT the primaries the following named pre-
cincts are allowed the number of delegates SET
opposite their names to represent the preciucts
in the County Convention viz;
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08

w. E. Hawkins from Las We
gas. was in attendance to the
regular commissioners meeting
this week.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08

Location notices for sale at
this office.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-08
REPUBLICAN
Primary Election
and
COUNTY
CONVENTION

= At meeting Of the Republican County Central
Committee OF Lincoln County, held on the both
day OF June 1905 at Las Vegas, Nevada il was
ordered that a County Convention be held at Cal
lente. Nevada. at Walren.s HaL ON
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
SAYS WOMAN COULD
BUT DISHONOR YOUTH
Right 10 Manage Property Gives Abso-
lutte Dominion and Even Con-
fers Power to Perform
UnfiiiaI Act

''It is regretted that son should SO
far forget the duty he owes to the
mother who bore him that he should
become willing to divert fund in
tended for her support to the use of
woman who could but dishonor him;
yet the right to manage and control
his own confers upon him absolute
dominion over his property, and even
confers upon him the right to perform
this unfilial act"
In these words Judge Allen of the
district court of appeals, in an opin-
ion handed down yesterday, gives his
opinion on an interesting case.
This is entitled Carrie M. Warning,
known as Carrie NJ Wilcox, plaintiff
and appellant, vs. Inez c. Wilcox and
M. H. Wilcox, defendants and re-
spondents.
The document is an appeal from the
superior court of Los Angeles county
from an order denying new trial.
Judge Allen of the district court of
appeals states, in his opinion, that the
Judgment and order are reversed and
cause remanded for further proceed
ings.
from the paper, had made his mother,
Inez C. Wilcox, beneficiary in his in
surance policy in the Pacific Mutual
company. Later, 1t is alleged, he made
her believe that he had married Carrie
M. Warning, and that the latter was in
reality his wife, Mrs. Carrie M. Will
cox. Young Wilcox accordingly asked
his mother to let him make over his
insurance paper to read for the bene-
fit of Mrs. Carrie M. Wilcox, his wife,
as beneficiary.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
use. FACULTY
BEATS SENIORS
BIoomered co!leglans, Wearing Merry
Widow Hats, Have Little Chance,
Even by Use OF Fly
Paper

The faculty of the U. S. C. thrashed
the tune of II to yesterday afternoon
on Bovard field
There was a big crowd out to see the
game, as 1t is one of the time-honored
annual customs.
The festivities were opened by the
tired in girls basketball suits and
Merry Widow hats of unusual dimen-
sions.
The faculty team came in an auto
mobile, dressed in the varsity ball suits.
The auto was decorated with signs
setting forth what the faculty was
about to do to the seniors. After the
procession of the seniors and the fac
ulty auto had made the circuit of the
grounds, and after a large hen coop
had been placed by the plate in which
to confine fancy fowls. the players pre-
pared for the fray.
Fly paper was distributed to the field
ers, and the faculty pitcher, Prof.
Knoles, took his place on the slab. The
first ball pitched was literally lemon,
and the hard hitting senior up at bat
got considerable of the juice. Then the
play began in earnest, and the faculty
proceeded to lick the graduating class
to a standstill.
With Prof. Tully c. Knoles pitching.
and Coach Holmes on the receiving end
of the line, there was not much chance
for the blomer encountered seniors.
When the ''profs' got up to bat 1t was
easily seen by the rooters that instruct
ing classes develops accuracy with the
stick. rather than speed in base rum
ming, One of the features of the game
was a spectacular home run by Coach
Holmes, in the last of the eighth inning.
Hugh Willet, who played on last
years varsity team, did good work for
the faculty at shortstop, being able to
kill most of the flies that came his
way. Toward the last of the game,
when the professors began to lose their
wind they found an easier method of
running bases than 'hoofng" it, and
took to making the rounds in an auto.
After the game the elated pedagogs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
FIFTY DUNKARDS LEAVE
FOR DIES MONIES, IOWA
Los Angeles Men and Women VIII
Attend Annual Convention to
Be Held In Eastern
City

About fifty Los Angeles Dunkards
took the Salt Lake train for the east
at o'clock last night. Special Pull
mans were provided for these travel
ers, who will attend the Dunkard con-
yention at Des Moines, Iowa.
A. T. Jackson, passenger agent OF
the Union Pacific, accompanies them.
Southern California literature was
taken in order to show the east what
country this Is.
Among those in the party are Mrs.
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. s. S. Garst, Mrs.
Mary Guagy, Miss Krepp, Miss Dill
ing. Mrs. ]. d. Trossle, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. b. Lehman, Edward Shively, M. M.
Eshelman, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. lug J.
w. Trossle d. A. Norcross, Mrs. G. 70.
Hepner and son. MIR. and Mrs. j. M.
Shively, Mrs. John Pfarr. Mrs. Kate
Gooch, Mrs. Nellie Nicholson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. statesman, Mrs. s. G. Leh-
mer and son and Miss Margaret
Swech.
The Dunkards held their convention
at the Auditorium building, Los Ange-
les, last year.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
DISTRICT JUDGE uPHoLDs
COUNTY IN DECISION

A decision was handed down yester-
day by the district court of appeals,
Judge Allen presiding, in the case of
Emma Agnes Richmond against Fred
erick w. Hauser, judge of the superior
court of California for Los Angeles
county, respondent.
The paper Is an appeal for writ of
certiorari to review the proceedings of
the superior court remanding action in
forcible detainer heretofore certified to
such court by justice of the peace.
Judge Allen in his decision says the
return shows the action of the justice
in certifying the case to the superior
court was proper and the order of
remand unwarranted.
The judge says further that it is
insisted by the respondents that such
order is erroneous and renewable only
on appeal
1--WE are of the contrary opinion
the Judge concludes. 1.-THE appeal is
denied without prejudice
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

passionate of the Bethany Presbyterian
church, corner Holiday street and
Bellevue avenue, where he preached
his first sermon last Sunday. DR..
Munday comes here from Chicago,
where he was pastor of DR.. Talmage's
church. He is a well known Presby-
terrain clergyman, and the denomina-
ton will gladly welcome him to the
city.
Rev. Will A. Knighten, pastor of the
Union Avenue Methodist church, will
be one of the prominent Memorial day
speakers today. He will speak at the
service at the Spanish war veterans
monument at Central park at $3.50
o'clock this morning and at the Sol
diers home this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Britton Ross, the oldest convert of
the City Rescue mission, will speak at
the mission this evening. Tomorrow
evening Giles Kellogg will speak on
Mans Greatest Needs" Monday
evening Rev. Mr.. Brooks, pastor of the
Figueroa Street Baptist church, will
speak.
At Temple Baptist church Rev. Rob-
ert j. Burdette, who has been attend
ing the northern Baptist convention in
Oklahoma, will preach both morning
and evening. The morning service will
consist of selection by the quartet,
80 Come Let Us Worship" (Morrison),
(Goss), sung by the vested choir:
contralto solo, "Thy King" by Mrs.
Bacon, and the sermon by DR.. Bur-
dette, who will speak on Grapes Of
Eschol." The ordinance of baptism
by immersion will be administered
during the service.
Age Limit Is Maintained
At 6 o'clock Sunday evening the
newly organized intermediate Society
of B. Y. P. u. will meet for devotional
services in the childrens hall. An age
limit of Ia to 20 years has been estab-
| lished, and the future growth of this
society is assured by the enthusiasm
of the members.
At $3.50 the senior B. Y. P. u. will
meet in Berean hall. The subject will
be Home Missionary Work in the
West" and the discussion will be led
by Miss Laurel Dickinson and Miss
Ethel Jones.
The time for the opening of the even
ing service in the Auditorium has been
changed from 1880 to 7:45 during the
summer months. Prof. Bruce Gordon
Kingsley will begin the organ prelude
at 1880. The choir will sing 1.-THE An
gelus," well known anthem from
Herbert, and Messrs. Gregg and
Granger will give a tenor and bass
duet entitled LAS Pants the Heart"
(SmarD. DR.. Burdette will preach on
"Guarding the Soul; The Picket" and
the quartet will close the services by
singing Take Time to Be Holy"
Wednesday evening at the mid-week
prayer meeting DR.. Burdette will speak
on Convention Echoes and tell of
the things he witnessed at Oklahoma.
The Los Angeles district assembly
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew will
meet in quarterly meeting at All Saints
church, Pasadena, June Is at p. m.
Special business will receive attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
KENNEDY'S COLT MAY BE
RUNNING TO SACRAMENTO
Mystery of Equine Case of Wanderlust
at Glendale Can Be EXPLAINED
on No Other
Grounds

Mayors Secretary Herbert Kennedy
assured scores of callers at the city hall
yesterday that it was only question
of hours before his runaway colt could
be caught, and he fondly clings to that
hope.
Others think the fleet animal has
started for it's old home in Sacramento
and is running yet.
A few days ago the little charger
ditcbed Mrs. Kennedy and her sister at
Glendale, badly injuring both women.
1t kept up it's strenuous record this
week by pulling it's hitching stake out
and heading for the Verdugo noun
tains.
Kennedy says he will pay a reward
for it's return to his home in Glendale.
and urges any rancher who may nave
picked it UP to let him know by teie-
phone at once, to end the suspense OF
his little girl, who regarded the re-
bellious pet as her special charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
LOS ANGELES MEN WILL
ATTEND CONVENTION
Meeting of Good Roads Advocates to
Be Held at Stockton Monday, and
State Association May
Be Formed

There is likelihood, 1t is said, of a
state good roads association being
formed at the gathering at Stockton
next Monday and Tuesday, when the
question Of good roads will come up
for discussion.
Los Angeles and twenty other coun-
ties will send delegations to that gath
ering, among those from this county
being C. D. Daggett of Pasadena, head
of the Los Angeles county highway
commission; Martin c. Marsh and
George H. Bixby, also of the COM
mission; A. e. Loder, engineer of that
body, and Walter Raymond of Pasa-
dena, who represents the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce.
The inspection of the "object lesson"
road, constructed at Stockton along
lines proposed by the federal govern
ment will be feature of the meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
THE0LOGUE DENOUNCES
JEFFRIES AS DESECRATER
OF MEMORIAL DAY
Or. HeaIy Of U. s. c. Tells Divinity
Students Former Champion vio-
Iates Sacredness of Occasion
by Promoting Fights

DR.. Ezra Healy, dean of the theo-
logical college of the University Of
Southern California. aimed knockout
blow at James J. Jeffries yesterday,
when he declared at the U. S. G. Me-
mortal exercises that Jim lis a man big
and bad, who would desecrate the sa-
credness of Memorial day and the
graves of his forefathers by the exhi-
bition of things that look like men
pumineling each other in she'd"
DR.. Healy said further that Jeffries
even went so far as to take the name
of the place where the ashes of the
father of his country lies and apply 1t
to his shed, calling 1t the Vernon pa
vilion.
In continuing his remarks DR.. Healy
said Memorial day should be kept sa-
cred to the highest emotions that could
rise in the human breast.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
NAVY DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES
RESULTS OF TARGET PRACTICE

WASHINGTON, May 29.-The cruiser
Albany, the gunboat Wilmington and
the torpedo boat destroyer Perry were
the trophy winners in their respective
classes in the annual record target
practice at one mile for 1908, according
to the results announced at the navy
department today. The Albany had a
final merit of rs, with the st. Louis at
&c. and the Charleston at 81 as star
ships.
The Wilmington's final merit was 81.
The Perry had final merit of 6S.
Star ships are those that attain at
least IS per cent of the final merit of
the trophy winners.
In the standing of fleets the Pacific
fleet leads with a final merit of go. the
Atlantic fleet being next with So.
1t Is said that in the percentage OF
hits and rapidity of fire the records
show approximately double those of
1909
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
DISTRACTED MAN
CONTINUES HUNT
NO TRACE OF MRS. TAYLOR
FOUND
sEARcHERs DRAG POND AT EAST
LAKE PARK
Husband and Brother Of Missing
Woman Follow Many False
Ciews In Vain Search
for Relative

Constant efforts are still being made
by e. A. Taylor, husband of Mrs. Ada
Taylor the beautiful young bride who
disappeared from her home at 1872
Union avenue seven days ago, to gain
trace Of his wife, but SO far they have
proved fruitless.
All yesterday relatives, friends and
acquaintance of the young woman
aided the police in their search for her,
but every clew resulted In disappoint-
ment for the searchers.
A citizen telephoned the University
police station early yesterday morning,
saying he saw a woman answering
yrs. Taylor's description walking along
Budlong avenue, opposite number 2bll.
The police quickly notified the husband
of the missing woman, who, together
with Roland Showalter, Mrs. Taylor
brother, began u search in that section.
Their hunt proved fruitless.
Searching parties have been looking
for the woman and a large territory
has been coyered. The hills, canyons,
mountains and the woods in Elysian
park have been thoroughly secured, but
no trace of Mrs. Taylor could be found.
Search for Body
Yesterday morning a young man, j.
Fletcher, I'll North Hill street, who
twice dreamed that the body of the
missing woman was lying at the bot
tom of the lake In Eastlake park, to-
gether with Frank Earl, 131 North Hill
street, secured a boat and thoroughly
explored the lake. A graphing hook.
two long poles and long handled rake
were used and the bottom of the sheet
of water was carefully dragged.
Several times the Searchers thought
their efforts would prove successful.
when the graphing hook fastened on
something in the muddy bottom, but
when the implement was hauled to the
surface a limb of a tree or bunch OF
leaves and mud showed their mistake.
stop the boat" said Earl, when the
hook caught something near the place
where a local astrologer claims the
body is. It was unnecessary to stop, as
the boat was brought to stop with
Jerk that almost threw out the occu-
pants. 81 am sure this Is the BODY;
your dream has come true" After a
hard tug the supposed body was brougnt
to the top and the top of dress suit
case met the gaze of the tireless
searchers.
Not until the entire lake was thor
oughly examined did the two men cease
their hunt.
The husband of the missing woman is
almost crazed with grief, and has fol-
lowed every clew. He offers reward
of $50 for information leading to the re-
covery of his wife. The person secur-
ing the information regarding the wo-
mans whereabouts, or who finds her, to
notify The Herald or Mr.. Taylor, phone
West 5179.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
INVITES EMMA GoLDMAN;
CANNOT DELIVER ADDRESS

BUTTE, Mont, May 29.--The G. A.
r. decided today not to permit the
Rev. DIR. Lewis Duncan to deliver an
address here tomorrow at the Decora-
ton day services. Mr.. Duncan. who
has been invited to speak, but was re-
quested to retire after it became known
that he had invited Emma Goldman,
the anarchist, to come to Butte and
speak in his pulpit, has issued state
ment defending his course.
Nevertheless the G. A. R. commit
tee today definitely rejected Duncan
and asked Charles Leonard, a promi-
nept attorney, to deliver the address.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
ROOSEVELT ORDERS FLAGS
AT vICKsBURG HALF.MASTED

WASHINGTON, May 29-President
Roosevelt today issued an order that in
honor of the memory of the late General
stephen d. Lee the flags in the Ma
tional Park cemetery at Vicksburg,
Miss, should be half-masted
General Lee was a member of the
Vioksburg park commission. Flags on
the public buildings at Vicksburg, CO.
lumbus and jackson. Miss, also will be
placed at half mast.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
PERSONALS

Mr.. Ephraim says this will be big
thing for Nogales and will open up
the Sierra Madre country and the ag-
ricultural sections of that country, thus
aiding Los Angeles and Southern Cali
fornia generally.
According to the announcement made
by l.. Ephraim, a mining man and
merchant of Nogales, Ariz., who is a
guest at the Hotel Nadeau, ,Harriman's
line being built through the Sierra
Madre country to the City of Mexico.
and known as the Cananea. Rio Yaqui
& Pacific railroad, will be finished in
a wear. -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
SMALLPOX SIGNAL FLAG
HoIsTED ON THE KENTUCKY

SEATTLE, May 29.-At the Bremen
ton navy yard the yellow flag floats
from the mast of the battleship Ken
tucky. as a result of smallpox having
developed aboard. One sailor is con-
fined with the disease and several 9TH
ers show signs of it. The Kentucky
will be fumigated thoroughly.
should the disease become epidemic
among the crew it may interfere with
the battleship reforming the Atlantic
fleet at San Francisco next month to
complete the cruise around the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
CREATOR OF DEPARTMENT
WILL RETURN TO COLLEGE

WASHINGTON, May 29-Prof. C.
Adams, chief of the division of sta
tistics and accounts of the interstate
commerce commission, expects shortly
to relinquish his work for the gov
eminent.
After few weeks vacation he will
return to Ann Arbor, Mich, to resume
at the beginning of the academic year
next September his work as head of
the department of political economy in
the University of Michigan.
Prof. Adams practically created the
department of statistics and accounts
of the commission under the Hepburn
act
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30

PnrlOr Car to Del Monte
For the convenience OF passengers destined
Hotel del Monte, the Southern Pacific has at
tached to its trains leaving Los Angeles daily
at a. m. Pullman parlor car running
through to Del Monte without change.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
held triumphal parade, and gloated
over the sorrowing seniors.
Following is the lineup:
MUSICAL NOTES
Club Gives Program

The Treble Cleft club concert at the
Auditorium yesterday afternoon pre-
sented a novelty in the way OF as
si5tance a symphony orchestra under
the baton of Leandro Campanari, who
proved a great conductor. While the
club itself did some good work, yet in
terest centered in the orchestra. The
oLening number was the New WORLD
symphony by Dvorak. An insufficient
number of rehearsals and strange
conductor made the men nervous and
uncertain, and the attacks were weak
and ensemble blurred before the men
walked up to the fact that here was
director in whom they could rely to
the utmost and follow with confidence.
After that things went more smoothly.
despite the diverse bowling of the first
violins. The familiar Peer Gynt'
suite of Grieg was given a magnificent
reading, and the final movement, In
the Hail of the Mountain King" had
to be repeated before the audience
would cease applaudiEg. The Good
Friday Spell' music from "Parsifal,"
was substituted for the Dance of the
| Hours from Gioconda, which had been
advertised, and the concert closed with
| a stirring rendition OF the overture To
'"Tannhauser."
The Treble Clef club sang as its num-
bers Messengers of Peace" from Wag-
ner's "Rienzi;; DAY Is at Last De-
parting" by Raft, which had to be re-
peated; minuet by DELI Acqua, BLOW,
Blow, Thou Winter Wind, by Arne;
"Sleep, Sleep, Noble Child" by Cher
ubini; "Nymphs of the Wood" by Del
ibes; Spanish Gypsy Girl" by Lassen;
"The Ring" by Dvoral, and with the
accompaniment of the full orchestra
the Spinning Song" from 1.-THE Fly
ing Dutchman," which also was re-
peated The club shows great improve
~ nf "a m Y,a
and phrased with neatness and pre-
cision.
The ensemble, barring a weakness in
the alto section, is excellent, and the
body of tone quite filled even such a
large room as the Auditorium. Mrs.
M. Henion Robinson was the piano
accompanist of the afternoon, and
served with her usual grace and skill.
The audience, while not filling the
house, was large one and retained
their seats to the last, though kept
till a late hour by the program.
ouartette Gives Concert
The Emmanuel resbyterian church
quartet gave concert at Simpson
auditorium on last Thursday night.
They had the assistance OF Miss Willie
Smyser Miss Kie Julie Christen, Mrs.
Sydney Webb, F. McComas and Roland
Paul.
The concert was varied, being made
up in the first part of solos by each of
the participants, and the last half
being given over entirely to a song
cycle by Victor Kemp, entitled "The
Trend of Time" This is a most in
teresting group of twelve solos and
ouartets, each with the name of
month for title and with music char
acteristic and effective.
The quartet is composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmond Shank, Mrs. l.. j. SelDy
and Mr.. Balinger. Mrs. Webb added
much interest to the program of vocal
music by her violin solo, Wieniawsk's
"Legende." Mr.. Spaulding, the organ
list of the church, was the accompanist
of the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

DR.. #. w. Rayburn, suggestionist;
temporary office $40 and 6z2 Byrne
building; phone A477b.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-30
THE CITY

Strangers are invited to visit the exhibits
of California products at the Chamber OF
Commerce building on Broadway, between
First and Second streets, where free infor-
nation will be given on all subjects pertain
ing to this section
The Herald will pay $40 in cash TO any
one furnishing evidence that will lead to
the arrest and conviction of any person
caught stealing copies of The Herald from
the premises Of our patrons.