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The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

We are authorized to announce J. B. Me Graw as a candidate for Justice of the Peace of Missouri Township. subjec to tn action of the Democratic primary March 18th
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
THE WAY OF PROSPERITY.

labor in Atlanta are protesting against the general wage reductions being ordered
 As deplorabe as is the situation, all the resolving that may be enacted will not bring restoration until restoration has something substantial to rest upon.
 Following the Southern Railways action in making cut of ten per cent, the employees of three other railroads, the Western and Atlantic, the Nash vile, Chattanooga and St. Louis and the Louisville and Nashville, have met similar fate, and there is nothing to do but join the smile club, ." and bend all energies to the return of better days only so recently enjoyed.
 Nobody wants to see wages and salar- ies reduced; the whole of humanity would gladly join in any movement to keep them up to the highest possible point, because it benefits the wage earner and thus helps everybody else.
 It is peculiarly true that no branch of industry was so extensively affected by the recent prosperity slump as the railroads. There can be but one con- clusion-in fact, cause and effect are here so intimately interlaced as to ad- init of no doubt that is the dissap- pearance of railroad prosperity has been chiefly due to demagogical agita- tion and prejudiced and adverse legis- lation.
 Analysis of the undermining influence discloses, too, campaign promises and threats of rate reduction and regula- tion which, if carried out, would have meant destruction - promises and threats never intended to be enforced, but weighty, nevertheless, in pulling down prosperity props.
 The only remedy is the restoration of prosperity, which stands already at the door, waiting but the departure of agi- tation, demagogy and unjust and pre- judiced legislation.
 The thought, the necessity of the hour, is thus we'll expressed by The Baltimore Manufacturers Record
 ''Is it not time for the thinking
 people of this country to realize the
 hopelessness of business expansion
 commensurate with our natural re-
 sources if the country is permitted
 to go on in this lawmaking craze?
 The time is come when the business
 people of the country should be al
 lowed to do business, and not have
 to give three-fourths of their time
 to the study of foolish, fanatical
 laws passed by politicians who are
 seeking to make a record with
 their constituents and who have no
 more conception of the needs of the
 country, of every class of people,
 whether manufactures, merchants,
 bankers, day laborers or farmers,
 than a jackass has of the melodies
 of some great oratorio."
 The only road to prosperity, hence the only highway back to high wages and good salaries, is return to the principles of sanity, justice and con- servatism.
 In the process of ejectment of dema- ogy and agitation, the wage-earner and the salaried man must line up in the front rank of the fighting force under that banner, and make way for the re- turned prodigal at the door.
 There is no other way; in nothing else lies hope.
 Whereas" and Be it resolved" are the very emptiness of nothingness; it is deeds alone that bring results.
 The very height of the mountain top bod hoo,, roooboJ b,+ +Lo Io,~. z.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
FOR TAX ASSESSOR

We are authorized to Jno. D. Bright as a candidate for reelection to the office of Tax Assessor of Nevada County, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
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TELEPHONE zA2
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

Any erroneous reflection upon the charac- CT, standing or reputation of any person. firm or corporation which may appear in the col umnS of The News will be gladly corrected upon it's being brought to the attention Of the publishers.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
FOR CORONER.

We are authorized to announce Dr. C. c. Purtle aS candidate for Coroner of Nevada county, subject to the actions of the Dem ocratc primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
FOR ROAD ERSEER.

We are authorized to announce J. D. Me Guire as a candidate for Road Overseer for Missouri township. subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13
FOR SURVEYOR.

The News is authorized to announce Hugh w. White a candidate for surveyor of Nevada County subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13

Fresh shipment of package and bulk candy.-Geo. J. Terry Go.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-03-13

the highest wages and best salaries which Prosperity, herself, has ever brought.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17

oIURAGE.
WILL STORE your furniture 81 one-ho-sa
loads $50 two-horse loads, per month: aIs5
antique furniture for sale. 5lG5 Pa ave NV
- U--'-30t
WHY Pay MORE? We store furniture Tor
l5c per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
Co, HS-2O-22 10th ST. NV. Phone Main 493g
OcI3-Jf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING LUMBER.
Onice Of Building for National Museum, Ii
brary of Congress. Washington. ID. c.. NOvem-
Der u 1905 Sealed proposals for furnishing
and delivering the Georgia Pine dresse flooring
lumber required for the new building for the
National Museum In this city. viii be re-
ceiVed until TWO O'CLOCK T.. NJ. on MON
DAY. THE 3JIH DAY OF ONEMBEE-
1905 and publicly opened Immediately there
after Specifications and other information
furnished on application TO this office BIER
NAED r. GREEN. Superintendent Of Con-
struction- noif-I5-17 -Zi-Z3-A
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT Of the DistriSs
Of Columbia sarah T. j. G0Odc vs. Joseph
Parker Camp, et al. No. Ztz53, Equity D0a
The object OF this suit IS TO perfect cOmpl aias
ants title by adverse possession 10 the east
sixteen tl6). feet front on p street boy the full
5eDth thereof. of Lot Thirteen I'D. i'm John
C. Hardness. and others. commissioner. sub
division of square Five Hundred and Ten
-1m i'm the city OF Washington, District Of
Columbia On motion OF the compls inauJ. Is
is this 18th day Of October, 1905. ordered thar
the defendants. the unknown heirs, alieuees
ami devisees of samuel BladEett and OF Elias
D. Caldwell. trustee, and the unknown sue
cessors and assigns Of the Washington Ass0-
citation and United States Insurance Com
pany. cause their appearance TO be entered
herein on or before the FIRST rule day occur
ring after the expiration Of three months from
this date otherwise the cause viii be pro-
ceeded with as iu case OF default Provided.
G. copy of this order be published once
month f0S three months In the Washington
Law Reporter, and The Washington Times
before said day. WRIGHT, Justice \ true
COPY Test. J. r. YOUNG. Clerk. BY
Z. J. MCKEE. Asst Clerk oc10n1l7deI5
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CoPPERSMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM OF copper. sheet iron works:
/. GRAND. Coppersm!th. 1906 II St NV; also
French ranges retinning copper utensils. coI-
fee urnF. steam tables and al kinds Of cook
ing utensils phone II. $50.
falI-th So tn az
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HOUSEKEEPERS-Or windows expert
~ cleaned &c each general house cleaning;
floors Waxed, polished, stained, vanished re-
finished Postal ELLIOTT, 1899 7th ST, nv.
uol5-3t
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.
COOL BREEzES.


Take a cool ride IN the country. Hire an
automobile any hour OF the day or night al
THE SHERMAN. 40 G 81. NJ. Phone Line.
81 Experienced chauffeur e. iaining poir =.
1919 50. tu-gQt
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ANACOSTIA.
EURYS pHARMACI- corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

JERRELL;S WEEKLY SALE
Three nice roltop desks and several fiat
top desks. Complete line of ladies' desks
Also three nice secretaries with bookcases
combined Mahogany hail rack and seat; also
fun line Of stoves
JOHN r. TERRELL,
40 Louisiana ave NV.
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lADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne,
CEAS- H. HLJALRs ~ Cap. and r SITS, ne.
AcCHEsNEI * JOACHIM. cor. a and r. SIS
lEAUS' PHARMACY. cor 6Lb and K sts-
& JOACHIM Stl and r SIS. ne
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WORKINGMAN,s WANTS

WOEkINGMEN who provide a family with
square meals Per day know that a S. note
is a nice saving end tailor made suit az Sc
coat and vest. s.. 0vercUat. $3.50. sIightIv
worni servieeable and warm; one price only
OLD STAND SIS u 81 n,1s--+
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17
FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST,

Our business has increased 800 per cent
the VasJ week
Give US another VIM IT, Taft we want
to make 1l-g u-r cent ia another week
g. T. HCNTETyS sanitary dust killing fJlI
oil keeps tEa E1aTs clean and bright. Elveg
them polished -llisl: ZOE gallon delivered
Phone Main 5i5S ONCE 1i8 Pa ave NV. Our
label on every can. This is the only Oh use.
by the T.. s. Government. Others initiate
bur none as good. Write for samples Agents
wanted everywhere. This oil Is good FOR ths
finest kind OF furniture Try it, uol5--lr
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PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies' and
geutlemen's cast-om wearing APPAREL drop
card; viii cali. c. LIVINGSTON. 1872 7th 81.
NV, OF phone North 1904. Ocl2-S0t
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ACCOUNTANTS.

Notary Public. Phone NJ. 5095
VIM GEO. INGLEY,
Public accountant and auditor associated
with David Mack, Union Trust Building.
nO8-sSu, tn, th-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBER wanted; SI2 and 90 per cent over
so per week. JOS. H. HANNA, Roanoke,
Va. nolI-3t
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HERB SPECIALIST.

LOUIS & SONS.
Manufacturers Of q special line Of herb rene
dies which are guaranteed to cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases known TO man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. A tritI viii convince the most
skepticaI I74s 9TH ST. au2S-tf
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
KERNs PIES
BICYCLES

SACRIFICE SALE OF BICYCLES-5G0 good
makes 10 60 an your oUu price, such famous
makes Columbia Cleveland National.
Hudson, Tribune Apll-AmeTlgdu and En-.
blem. good ueH- from s. % SL5- g.. H.
HUNTER. il8 Pa ave- Open every night LiL
o. w- some with coaster brakes GGl6-8Jl
SOLE AGENTS for famous lsJs bicycle,
guaranteed one year; easy payments HAV-
ERFORD CYCLE CO.. ~ 10th ~.
se6-Su. ~. III
IF YOU want 90 dispose ~ your bicycle o.
buy one square dealing is always assured ai
G. T.. HUNTER :. II& Pa. ave NV nsl5-5J
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED A DOCTOR
We Cure All Troubles While You Wait
AUTO-CICLE CO.. ~. Near Pa Ave.
ocgs-s0t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any Of the following branch Ofiices
at regular Office rates. Ii it Is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Oftice, they may be tele-
phOued direct to The Times MAIN
526O), and "a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE Of delaying the needed
repairs TO your steam or hot water boilers.
Phone US the order and have il attended 10
without delay, Large force of com petent men
always available. Prices moderate. Will
LIAM COMRADES CO. 102j TIN st NV
Phone Main 2i30. jet6-tu IN, sa-9Gt
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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGES.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. terms -mo5erats,
easy payments. positions secured. Write 9F
call; open evenings and sunday 1873 l4ta
81 nv CC-5-tf
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT
s. rer month. brick stable rear 81 10th ST. ne
s. per month as carpenter shop, large store
room above stable.
Also vacant ground for storage, between
AMI n 18th ami 18Th SITS. NV
CHAS A. SHIELDS, 1886 New York ave. NV.
uoI7-5t
PHON0GRAPHS for rent 81 per month:
records Sc per month; ph0nos called for ami
repaired }. F. HERMAN, % floor, l420 Pa
ave. NV. nuo--at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-11-17

BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS TO
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEM BY APPLYING TO THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER, THE
WASHINGTON TINES.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
FAMILY DENTAL PARLORs.
sJI 9TH ST. OPP. SAkS & co.
WORKING UNDER CERTIFICATIO$ or
HEALTH DEPARTMENT. or ID. G.
n05-L[
once Hours. $50 A. IL. 70 $50 P. Il
UR OTIS w. ELZEF. DENTIST
s y, cor. 10Th and +, entrance on I0Ih.
DR. W. J. ELZET. DENTIST.
L Cor 4lh and L Capitol sts. ne.
SPECIALISTS ia Painless Extracting and an
Branches Of Dentistry. Moderate Pricss-
Phtsa Il 49, Oc3l-tf
THE DENTIST.
DIR J. w kEYES,
ras moved 20 lf25 + ST. au@-9ot
A L,VEDLAR TEETH-PaiDIess. lasting Won.
d-rTuIy HfeIike briiEeW5rk OF plating Uu-
necessary painless filing DIR ]. /. WILL
son. 1895 +, jy-l-tf
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PL0YNlENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
TIE TIMES. au20-tf
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

UNDERWOOD'S osteOpathic parl0rs are at
1913 Pa ave NV. where you can ret "a
weeks treatment free 90 demonstrate 0stsn-
pithy. Hours 9 % J. m.. . TO . and 10 Q
D. M Consultation and examination ALWAYS
free. Phone Main 1886. uoI7.Ig2i
BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION of the
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOTOR-ATAXIA
RHEUMATISM BRIGHT'S DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS. DISEASES OF
The STOMACH, BOWELS. LIVER and
thoss INCURABLE MALADIES Vbsre
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL. GET IT. PROF Il. " ID PARKER
new location. 1922 Sth st. NV; furmerIy Is25
New Yora ave. nv. Sanitarium will be ready
ia a few days TO receive patients. Terms for
board and treatment viii De reasonable
oc2j-tf
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]. A AINGE & son, cabinetmaksrs and up
holsteTerss hospital for broken furniture;
prices reasonable. us 9Th ST. ne. nOs-tf
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WANTED-BOARD.

YOUNG LADY wants board in private fam
ilyi state terms. BOX 81, Times Office.
noI7-gt
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ASTROLOGY.

Mr.. f. MILLION, scientific astr0Ioger gl2
Eye % ST. NV. HOTory astrology yearly
horoscopes. Lativities. 81 Information given
any subject Horoscopes erected by means
OF spkriCal trigOnOmetTy. Main 81. OC24-tt
events Of life from NINE RITA astrolocer
palmist. card reater 10ZI sth st. NV.
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wANTEp-MIscELLANEoUs

HIGHEST cash prices paid for syorn gar
meuts; either ladies or gents; send postal,
wiz call. g. TARSHEs. 1S0S 7th 81. NV.
Phone North $50. Jei-tt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AUTOMOBILE CoLLFGE-Terms moderate;
easy payments positions secured; write or
call: open evenings and Sunday 1923 IAN
st. nv. OC25-tf
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. Three times WlJum one week. = cents
lhei Z times, cOussCutlveIy. 50 cents line.
Minimum space, 8 lines.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
LIST
TURNED DOWN
ALSO IN COURT

CHICAGO, Feb. 22.-The Illinois
supreme court at Springfield yester-
day decided that labor unions
unfair list" is in effect a boycott,
and could be enjoined.
The case was brought by John E.
and John T. Wilson, livery and dray
men of Sparta, ILL.,. and owners of the
Sparta Auditorium. The suit was
brought by those two men against
Roy Hay and other union labor men
of Sparta.
The Wilson's were hauling brick
for a schoolhouse in 1900. The To-
cal of the Team Drivers Information
al union ordered another driver put
to work. The Wilson's appealed to
President c. p Shea, but he refused
to interfere. Then notice was print
ed that the Wilson's were on the I'M
fair list.
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LOOK INTO i
BEFORE BUYING
MINING STOCK

A well known mining expei who
makes New York his headqua rters,
in speaking of the ability of the av-
erage investor to judge OF the out
look of a mining investment, said:
THE great trouble with the investor
in mines, is that he does not investi-
gate or go into the merits of a min
ing proposition with any degree of
thoroughness. The lurid literature
appeals to him and he cannot depend
upon his own judgment to guide him
safely to profit unless he makes an
effort to study values.
In the first place, il man is go
ing to do anything he ought to do
it right and to make money in mines
you must study and understand the
mining business sufficiently SO you
can distinguish whether the informa-
ton given publicity is likely to be
correct. Writers of prospectuses are
not always fully cognizant of the
facts they assert. The Imagination
sometimes fills up the gap and errors
creep in that are hard to explain In
latter dealings. In this way the man
having a knowledge of facts can
readily detect the defect and thus
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24

save himself from any further mis-
information
There are countless good mines,
but one must find them out.
One of the latest mining stories Is
that a promoter of the irresponsible
class recently arrived in London from
South Africa bringing with him
about half a ton of gold ore Regis
tering at prominent hotel. he had
the large sample placed in a con-
spicuous corner and his endeavor TO
interest capital began. A considera-
Bile length of time passed with APP
parently nothing accomplished. but
at length like the fisherman who has
the patience to keep his hook baited
long enough, he got a bite. The in
terested person was not only wealthy
but influential and SO great became
his enthusiasm that he gave a ban
quet in honor of the man who had
brought to him such exceptional OPP
portunity for investment.
That clinched It, Before the close
of the evening, no less than $500. 900
was subscribed, and the promoter
was instructed to order the requisite
machinery for a mill and to return
to the active management of the
property.
rhe usual long delays in getting
the machinery ready to operate were
experienced. and letters and urgent
telegrams began to pour into the
camp in South Africa. Finally an i'm
perative message was received by the
unhappy promoter to start up, and
finding the mill at last ready for bus
mess. he cabled reply in the fol-
lowing words: mill ready; send
back the mine"
Over Jealous mining promoters
and owners of mines who believe
that because they have a stain of
metal on their property 1t is immedi-
ately worth nothing short of value in
six figures. are the worst advertising
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
Splendid Conditions Prevail in Cumber-
land Ely's Great Mine---Has Broken
All Records in Getting Through
Ground and in Making Ore.
cradle Importance Not few mines pay dividends larger
gold and silver tonnage returns
DEVELOPMENT OF THE VETERAN.

The ore bodies the Veteran have been developed IN
nine months telling its story of the tremendous
deposits which this mine is in. The amount of ore 1t has
blocked out obtained in copper under
our or five wears of development The only record approach
ing the development for speed and value OF blocked
time employed in opening the mine probably held by
the Calumet Arizona which in the high grade Bbee district
produced Irish Mag in little less than two years
after getting down actual work. and which in the five years
since beginning production has paid between 100000 and
SO 100000 dividends In the months OF active work at
the Veteran an average 900 feet of development work
has been made This work all the 400 level and
it can be said that dead ground which has been handled IN
the systematic blocking out of the ore has been small The
work has demonstrated continuous ore deposits when nave IN
their extent proven the expectations of the most
sangune the early believers in the property and are still
every day adding the of the mine In
This on the that level drill holes which have been
put down tell of deposits which it is fair to consider will de-
veop value equal and probably far greater than
that of the bodies the 400 and above
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BENEFIT FROM WORK OF OTHERS.

The great blocked bodies of the Veteran will be
worked by cavng and scng systems They have been
prepared for mining and due to their character will
enable the employment of these systems just as successfully
as employed in the mines of Michigan and Minnesota
where they originated and where their has cut timber
and ore extraction enormously while increasing produc
ton In the Veteran mine the advantage Will be had
in the use systems of all that past experience in other
mines taught The highest efficiency together with highest
attanabe will be secured which is point to be consd
cred not only advantages under which Cumberland Ely
mines will operate but also in connection with smeter and
these construction and operation have
the advantage which has been learned in construction
operation of the Utah Copper plants which have estab
shed since going in commission standard OF low costs
in production of blister copper Every effort in reduction
works building and operation reaches little nearer to the
goal perfection than its predecessor and this will be found
true in Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated plants
when comparison about with the Utah copper plants OF
the same interests The of study and earnest effort
put these plants the end of reducing costs lower and
lower have other outcome and it Is safe venture that
Utah Coppers splendid record of copper into the New York
market at will be lowered by the Stepoe plants
when they get shipping Utah Copper having mining adj
vantages which Cumberland Ely and Nevada Consolidated
do not possess enable them to output ores cheapy
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work the Veteran when the shaft commission but the
plant will be retained auxiliary Should anything
wrong any time with the electric plant the line
steam quickly be put under the second plant and there will
be no occasion for hating operations
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-24
WAS NOT A COURT
BARGAIN DAY
FOR GREEK

Yeas, sir | think it not worth
more as one dollar" exclaimed Jo-
seph Kirko, Greek, who was ar
rested and fine s25 or Il days in
Jail for committing a nuisance on
Aultman street yesterday about noon.
Kirko was arrested by Marshal Hud-
gems. who witnessed the offense. He
was shortly afterward hailed before
Justice Cartwright. 1t was then that
the fun began.
The Greek, evidently not under
standing the gravity OF his fault,
pleaded guilty at once to the charge
and reaching in his pocket pulled
out a handful of nickels and dimes
Counting these over he found that
he had a dollar, and before the court
could pronounce sentence, extended
his palm filled with the money, say
ing that he thought his case was
worth no more than that.
In a few moments his mind was
changed, for, with darkened brow,
his honor Numbered out. NO, sir.
Put up that money. You will have
to pay s25 or stay in Jail Il days.
It's no laughing matter, eitherS as
the Green began to grin, evidently
thinking that the court was either
insane or joking. Can you pay the
fine?" Admitting that he could not
do so, the man was escorted to the
Hotel de Davis, where he will pass
the next two weeks in learning the
w q
do not include some kinds of public
irrigation. even though dry farming
enthusiasm is a fad of the day.