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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18
StrahOyi.
Svarilo vsem rodoljubnim Sloven-
Gem.
Opomin vsem dobrim katolicanom.
(Ponatis il R. P.)
p. Dale.
KAKo zIvIMo?
| IL.

III -
kdo pa je pravzaprav zadovo-
lien V nasi "prelepi, preljubljeni"
druzbi? Ce hi razpisali naivisio
ceno "a tistega, ki lahko dokaze.
da Sc nikdar nj izrazal svoje neza-
doyoljnosti, ki najbrze prisli V
najhujso zadrego, da he bi mogli
nikdar izplacati nagrade. Pat pa
nimamo vsakdanji tmatematiki
Stevillie, ki bi izrelia svoto veGno
nezadovoljnih in opraYieeno neza.
dovolinih iiudi
Sal ne pripovedujemo mic move
ga. kdo pa ne We, da je, tako9 Ko-
liko bistroumnosti je pa treba "a
Spoznanje te resnice9
Liudie hozii. te innate oGi in ne
koliko casa, ne hodite V gledaliS-
ce iskat tragedij, ,Okrog vas, pred
vami. "a vami jih je toliko, da jih
vSi- pisatelii vseh narodov ne
spravijo knjige in ND oder. Am
pax Y gledaliscu vanl teko solze
y curkih, Gs pogine nedolzen elo-
vek, Xxi 81 je osvojil \ treh KRAFT
kin dejanjih Vase slnpatije. V
.ziyem ziylieuju-pa -paaaio posteni
ljudje kakor snopje ali pa prena-
Sajo leta in leta nuke. kakrSnih
hi ne biIa mogla izumiti nobena
mutilnica Svete inkvizicije. a ne
le. ia VAN nobena solza ne oroSi
otcSa. >e indignirani zakolnete. ce
vam kdo SporoCi tako tho TRACE
dijo.
Kajneda: Clovek je ustvarien
po boiii podobi. ce govorimo ;
>yetim piNmom; Glovek stoii ma
najviiii Stopnii organitnega raz-
voja. ce poSlusamo znanost. Kaj
pa naj porecemo. ko vidimo. da
ziyi ma tiSoce teh najviSjih bitij
zaloStnejse zivljenje od Grne Ii
vine.
Tujec, ki bi priSel Marsa ali
5 kakSnega Sirovega planeta, hi
mas morda prvi dan visoko sposto-
val. Nidel bi bella mesta krasni-
mi palacami in ponosnimi cerk-
vami; znanstveni zavodi bi Sc So
pirlli pred njegovimi ocmi. da hi
ST jim moral klanjati in visoka IL
metnost bi ga kar oslepila. Po-
TEN hi mu pokazali bogate trgo-
vine. skladiSca. iZlozbena okna in
pOvSod neskoncne sklade vsakovr-
stnega blaga "a potrebo in "a maj
viSje razkoSje. Odpeljali bi ga ma
dezelO. umnO obdelano in pokritO
I zlatim klasjem. socno travo. 2
vinogradi in vrtovi in 5 SumeGimi
gozdovi. V umetnih parkih hi Sc
lahko spoGil prijetni senci OBJ
Sumecih vodopadih in vodoskokih.
L luksurioznim brzovlakom hi ga
odpeljali do morja: spotoma bi
mu Y naglici pokazali razne tovar
ne in razlozili. kako ogromna bo-
gastva Sc izdelujejo njih. V lu-
ki bi ga ze pri6akovali. ker hi
Jim brzojav ali pa telefon blisko-
ma sporocil njegov prihod in ce
bi bill ze yecer. bi 81 in sijajni e.
lektri6ni razsvetljavi lahko ogle-
doval ugodno kakor po dnevi. Vi
del hi velikanski promet ma zelez-
micah in parnikih. z razkosno jah-
to bi ga odpeljali ma morje. raz-
kazovali hi mu umne. kOristne in
prijetne naprave in ko hi incl
ysepa dosti hi lahko Y nrvored.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

Slavnoznani Luka KlopGiG. ka-
teri je pred par tedni po nesreei
ziezef "pro teIhpore y uredni-
Stvo GlaSnika Y Calumetu.
Mich. Sc je Y eni zadniih Stevilk
imenovanega liSta SkuSal norce-
vati IL parade finskih socialistov.
ki Sc je vrSila ,. augusta Pc calu-
metskh ulicah in potem zavila ma
Centennial Heights. kjer Sc ie W.
Sil meduarodni SocialiSticui pix
mix. : svojo Salo pa je Luka padel
~ ajmoht'. V svoji Slepoti je
videl Samo pet slovenskih social
Stov. - naval Jill je "zvezde"
mi poznamo ma klerikalnem nebu
tudi nekaj zvezd. ki pa Svetijo V
dokaj cudni luci. - da-Si jih je
korakalo dvanajst doticni para
di. Ali misli zaCasni zalostni kr-
pac Glasnika'. da Finci MISC lju
die Ali ne izkorisGajo kapitalisti
finSkih delavcev ravno tako. ka-
kor slovenske in hrvatSke delav-
ce? Kaj pa hoce Luka? Mislimo.
da, dokler Sc socialist ne zmeni-
jO zanj in njegove trabante. hi
bilO dobro "a NIGGA. da niti maj
mamie ne vtika svojega nosu V de-
lokrog naSih sodrugOv Calume-
tu. vi pojdite svojo pot, a mi gro
mo svojo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

V ministerstvu notrajnih del V
Petrogradu je poneveril neki mi
nisterijalni tajnik mad en- million
rUbljev. Defravdant je ubezal V
inozemStvO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18
Dopisnikom.

Radi pomanjkanja prostora
tel steyAki, priobcili Sc bodo
stall dopisi prihodnjic.
Urednistvo.
Kdor brata naSct ie ma brata.
Tia bodi - ia bodi proklet!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18
Upra vnistvo.

ailenih jezikov, nos. barv
smo in YER.
'endar-le vsi smo 81 bratje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-08-18

V, delhi svoiih zivel sam hos
vecno.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
NOTED Lecturer
IS HERE
FIELD SECRETARY FOR
NATICAL s. s. ASSOCIATION
DR.. Merritt, Well Known Speaker,
Will Deliver Address This Even
ing and Wednesday Aternoon.

DR.. Merritt, the well known speak
er, who is field secretary and leetur-
er for the National Sunday School AS
ISOLATION is in Winnemucca and will
deliver two addresses here at the N.
n church. TSe first address will be
given this es ering and the subject
will be "The Book We Use'
The second meeting will be in the
nature of council for workers and
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
two clock.
On Wednesday ee9ing, Dr. Merli,t
will address the people on his obser
walton of the world s Sunday school
convention at Rome.
Dr. Merritt is forceful, clear
speaker, and no one can afforl not
to hear him on these two occasions.
Admission will be free, and a col
lection will be taken up Wednesday
evening for the Sunday school work.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
BIG RETURNS FROM
ORE SHIPMENT

From source that is considered
absolutely reliable, information was
obtained Thursday hy representa-
tive of the Salt Lake Herald, that
the fortv-fo and one half ton ship.
ment from the Seven Troughs Mining
company viii bring a sum taat viii
make all previous estimates 81 its
value look small by comparison. Dur
ing the blg doings in San Francisco
number Of Salt Lakers bumped into
superintendent G. H. Ellithorpe. wao
had then had the ore sampled at Ia
zcn while ia route to the Selby slneitcr
a1c who was Il en- IN possession IF the
ass; VS. on the Hazen controls
~ don't feel that | have thf right
to give out the figures that were
shown to me- said a man who has
returned from San Francisco and who
declares he saw the control certificates
of the assays. "Though l was not en-
ioined to keep quiet Since reaching
here | have heard so many stories as
TO the vale of the ore and some of
them scut SO close TO being correct,
that ! take it for granted that some
one has seen he figures. | understand
that the comany does not wi to
give figures on the shopment until TIE
ore has been samplcd at the smelting
works and settling basis has h2en
agreed upon. but ] can tell you this
much: The carload Of ore constaiucd
| understand approximately thirty
three and one half tons and goes over
$3.50 to the ton. while the lot sem hy
express is worth over $4,000. that
~, ha /, =
tons a value of more than $90,0n0. |
do not know what the sampling at the
Selby smelter will show, but | 10
know that / have kept well within the
real value of the shipment. as inacat-
ed by the assays which have been
shown me, and there is not the slight
est danger of the smelter's sampling
running lower. And say called out
narrator. as the interview came to an
end and the inquisitor left the office,
81 viii be frank enough with you
to say that I would be glad to have
all over 100000 that the company re
ceives from the rock.
Unless there is a iangling over the
difference shown by the sampling of
the Hazen and Selby sampling. il is
believed that Manager L. A. Friedman
will be ready to give the official fg-
ures on the value of the lot within
the next few days When the Herald
was told by Mr.. Friedman that the
consignment would easily go between
$4,000 and 100000, he intimated he
might raise the limit and then be safe,
but he preferred not be charged with
axaggeration, promising to make pub
lie just what the ore sold for and what
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
WEDDING

Sunday afternoon at two o'clock,
Miss Florence May Pascal, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ID. rascal. was united
in marriage to Mr.. Arthur Henry Mer-
chant. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride s parents, and
was officiated over by Rev. j. M. Will
son of the NJ f. church. The bride
was attended by Miss Georginia Berk
and Gordon Benson acted as best man.
A dainty wedding Luncheon followed
the ceremony which was attended by
the respective families Of the contract
ing PARTIES, ..rd Il number cf intimate
friends
The newly welded couple arc among,
tne most prominent and popular Of
Wlnuemucca Younger scc. The par
ents of both are pioneers If Whine
nueca and HrInb,l t count
The romance which fund Is eul-
m1nation in the beautiful ceremony
Sunday, had IFS beginning sSver;l.
years ago Although the wedding had
not been publically announced before
hand. many knew that twas to take
place, and congratulations by the
score were ready for the young copule
after they had taken the VOWS. As
the words uniting the two young peo-
pie were announced, the bride becom-
ingly gowned for theoccasion, and
leaning upon the arm of the ~~"aIn.
presented picture fair indeed ,le
upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant will make
their home in Winnemucca and to the
well wishes of the many friends for
future success and happiness, the Sill
yer State News adds its heartiest
well wishes
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19

A shattered inmb, which it may
be necessary to amputate, was the res
ult of a shooting scrape in the tender
loin district last night in the house
conducted by Ethel Kahn, in which
one of the inmates of the house known
as "Slim, - claiming that she had
been robbed of money fired at G.
S. Johnson, a miner, late arrival
from Salt Lake hitting him in the
calf of the left leg. The bullet went
through the bone shattering it in
frightful manner and lodged under the
skin on opposite side of the leg, at a
point just above theankle. Johnson
who was going down the stairs of the
house when the shot was fired, fell
in heap at the bottom, with the
blood squirting out of the wound in
large stream
Another man in the house at the
time hearing the commotion, rushed
to where johnson lay, and with great
presence of mind, knotted towel
tightly about the leg above the wound,
thereby stopping the copious flow of
blood. physician was then called
and after a brief examination of John
son s wound and his financial condi-
ton, he was removed to the county
hospital where he was operated upon
and the bones put together. johnson
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
GOOD ORE rs FOUND IN
SPANISH BASIN

Spanish Basin has ore That averages
good and that camp. if the present
Indications continue with the work
thatis being done, has good prospects
of becoming one Of the countv's best
camps. George leighton, interested in
in number of claims located there, ar
rived in town Saturday from that
camp. The Garetz brothers, he says,
are uncovering a fine property that
shows rock rich in gold and the ledge
from which it is tken is of an ex-
tensive character Mr.. Leighton be-
lieves that there are good opportu-
Mites for placer mining as excel
lent paintings can be obtained from
the gravel in the main canyon.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
WICKED GUN PLAY OVER
Mining CLAIMS AT TIPTOP

A. NJ. Williams arrived Sunday from
Barber Canyon where he is engaged in
extensive placer operations. Mr.. Will
liams is one of the principals in mix
up over claim ownership in the Rock
Hill Canyon Thursday, which almost
resulted in bloodshed and created
much excitement.
The story as PREVIOUSLY published
under a Tiptop date line as follows:
The placers in Rockhill canyon are
said to have formerly belonged to a
man named Goodroe, VIII IS alleged
to have sold the same to A. NJ Will
liams, locally famous as an operator
of placers in Barber canyon VIII
Iiams went over to Roekill canyon to
look over his recently acquired hold
ings there, and almost Immediately
upon his arrival there, was met by Me
Cullough, an aged veteran of the hills
and who has been Unidentified with
that region for so long that history
speaketh not the record of his com
ing. He insists that he really owns
all of the ground that Williams pur-
chased from Goodroe. The title that
Mccullough holds to these properties
it is said by men who have investigat-
ed the facts, is based principally on
his long residence in that section,
rather than development work and
other compliance with mining laws.
Goodore on the other hand bases his
title on his work being credited with
having spent $1,000 on the tract last
year and as much in 1896, in the plac-
ing of appurtenances there for obtain
ing gold from the creek bed by
dredges, and he also insists that the
titles that he passes to Williams are
valid. Therefore, when Mccullough
came upon Williams the latter was
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
MORRIS HOFFMAN, co. NOW
IN BIG, NEW STORE
Nobby Line of Gents Furnishing
Goods Carried by This Re-
liable Firm.

The Morris Holman company have
moved the large stock of goods car
rie;l by thas i;sn fir II their ,l.l l"ea
tion in the Hoffman builang to tie
Robins building, at Bridge and Third
street, where that building has been
fitted up in a most tasteful and con-
venient manner. Their floor space is
now double what is was in the cid
building, and the different depart
ments of the big store are kept sep
arate and distinct. One room of the
building is devoted exclusively to hats
shoes and clothing, while the main
room is occupied by the general stock.
This room is handsomely set off with
show eases, which displays the goods
to the best advantage. AS one views
the large stock that has been moved,
he wonders how it was carried in the
old quarters.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19

prepared to defend his rights. as he
understood them.
Although expecting trouble, he
greeted Mccullough as a friend, but
forthwith was preemptorily ordered off
the premises by the latter. Upon Will
liams refusing to "move on a quar-
ensued with Mccullough, who become
abusive in his language and is said
to have pulled a gun, and declared he
would enforce his orders with it.
Quickly Williams, also whipped out
gun and covered Mccullough with it,
hands under pain of being shot, and
also to agree to interpose no further
objections to Williams taking posses
sion of the disputed property.
Here Mccullough said to have
lost his nerveand surrendered, and he
promised to begood if Williams would
not shoot him. The gun of Williams
was then lowered and he proceeded up
on his errand unmolested further. af-
ter informing Mccullough that if he
had any rights to the property that he
must establish them by judicial pro-
cedure. No further trouble over the
property is anticipated until possibly
it may reach the courts on application
of Mccullough for adjudication. Will
liams expects to inaugurate extensive
placer operations on the ground dur
ing the coming summer
Lode claims are said to have been
jumped this week by new corners,
among them being the Bromide group
in the northeastern part of the dis
trict, located originally by w. H.
SWEET, and who has sent word from
Reno to his local representative that
he will reach the camp early next
week, and drive thealleged trespassers
off, regardless of the means that may
be necessary.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
FUNERAL IS HELD
TODAY

About one O'Clock Sunday night
another of the pioneer womenof this
county passed to her final reward,
when Mrs. Joseph Thomas breathed
her last at her home six miles south
of Winnemucca, from severe attack
of spotted fever, which grew out of
other ailments from which she has
been patient sufferer for some time.
Mrs. Thomas was born in Cornwall,
England, "a years ago. She had lived
in Humboldt county for over 35 years,
most of that time living on her ranch
at Thomas Creek, south of town. Her
husband died about six years ago, and
she is survived by two children,
Joseph Thomas, who is managing the
ranch, and Mrs. William Nelson of
Winnemucca.
An estimable woman of staunch
character, Mrs. Thomas was admired
and respected by all who knew her.
In her death another of the pioneer
women of the county is removed, and
in her memory thrived reeollections Of
the unsettled conditions of this coun-
ty.
The funeral was held this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from the NJ E. church,
Rev Wilson oihciating.
The pallbearers for the funeral were
s. j. Bonrifeld, T. McErnery, A. F.
Trousdale, p. B. Roberts, s. G. Lamb
and j. F. Sloane.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
WEATHER REPORT.

Following is the report Of the local
Office of the United States wearther
bureau of the department of agrieul-
ture for Winnemucca and vicinity for
the twenty four hours ending at 5
a. M, May 10, 1905.
Minimum temperature, 6S.
Minimum temperature, "a.
Mean temperature, 80.
Normal temperature, So.
Precipitation, 0.34.
Forecast for Winnemucca and viein
ity for the twenty four hours end
ing at p. m, May 20, issued from
San Francisco, CALIFORNIA;: Fair, warm
er tonight and Wednesday.
j. G.. HAYDEN,
Official in Charge
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19

THE WORLDS BEST CLIMATE

is not entirely free from di ease, n
the high elevations fever prevails,
while on the lower levels malaria is
encountered to a greater or less ex-
tent, according t. the altisuie. To
overcome climate affections, lassitude,
malaria, jaundice, billiousness, fever
and ague, and general debility, the
most effective remedy is Electric Bit
ters, the great Alternative. and blood
purifyer; the antidote for every form
of bodily weakness, nervousness and
insomnia. Sold under guarantee by
the Eagle Drug Company. Price, so
cents. Inur
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
BARTENDER IN SERIOUS
IMIxUP IN UPPER TOWN

A bartender by the name of ''Scot
ty,' in the employ of Davis and
Drake, got illuminated with too many
toddins today, and went on the ram
page. In saloon in upper town he
endeavored to run his horse inside of
the building but was interrupted by
the proprietor Hot words brought on
a fight and when the melee was over
the hilarious bartender resembled
'Erag, bone and hank of hair y
He was brought TO jail where he was
later taken out and cared for by Pro
prietor Drake of the " Nevada
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
MANS LEG SHATTERED IN
TENDERLOIN GUN SCRAPE

now occupies cot at the county hos
pital, where he is resting quite easy.
1t is doubtful if the leg will heal,
and in all probability it will have to
be amputated, since the bone was very
badly shattered.
To a reporter from this paper, this
morning Johnson stated that he had
never met the woman before who did
the shooting previous to last evening.
He claims that he had not taken any
money from her and that the shoot
ing was unprovoked.
On the other hand the woman claims
that Johnson had taken her money
and was going out with it. She stated
that she shouted to him to stop or she
would shoot. He gave no heed to her
threat, thereupon she pulled the trig-
ger, pointing the gun at him.
After the sooting Ethel Kahn and
the woman " Slim went to the depot
and boarded number three. They were
apprehended at Lovelock by Constable
Wolf of that town, who brought them
beck to Winnemucca, and they are
both in the county Jail at this writing
Late this afternoon the women were
released on bods in the sum of $500
furnished by Johnson and Becker to
appear Thursday. On the bonds the
name Evelon Aurthur, appears desig-
mating the woman who did the shoot
ing.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
WE'LL KNOWN BUSINESS
IS BRANCHING OUT

Instead of 81. p. Grandel, Tailor, -
soon the sign will read, 81. P. Gran
del, Tailoring and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Big new plate glass win
dows are being installed by Mr.. Gran
del and his place of. business will soon
be transformed into modern and up
to-date store The tailoring done by
Mr.. Grandel has acquired a reputation
for its classy style, and this method,
obtaining in the enlargement of his
business, there is no doubt Of the
many customers that will seek his
place of business when looking for
something modern and stylish. Wait
for announcement
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
----l1---7--------'----7-
HOW'S THIS?

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrh tnat cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toled,, >
We, the undersigned, have known f.
j. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transaction, and financial
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wht ,esale Druggi,,s, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mueus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold at all druggists.
Take Hail. s Family Pills for Con
stipatioin.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-05-19
WANTS TO BUY GYPSUM
CLAIMS NEAR RAILROAD

A subscriber of this paper writes
for information concerning gypsum
claims located near a railroad, and
states that he viii buy such claims.
Those owning gypsum deposits or
knowing of some that are for sale,
should communicate with this Office
Gypsum consists essentially of sui
phate and water, the properties of its
constituents being, lime, 1886; sui
phuric acid, 46.5l; water, 20.93. 1t
sometimes occurs in beds many feet
thick. 1t is transparent or Opaque,
white, yellowish- white or grav or even
yellow, according to its purity.