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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11

Of the Mercantile National bank. sur
rendered himself to United States Com
missioner Shields today. and later was
released on $50. 600 bail.
Edward Lanterbaeh. counsel for
HeinEe. stated tonight that his client
did not willfully ver-csrtify the
checks. as he had drawn a check TO the
credit of Otto Heinzs & Co. to the
amount Of $4,000. which the book
keeper Of the bank possibly failed &c
enter on the books until a day after the
certiication OF the checks in question.
The Federal statutes provide a pen
Atty Of no less than i've years impris-
onmens or . fine Of not more than 5000,
or both. for over-eertihcation.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
RENO ATTORNEY BADLY BEATEN
Sardis Summerfield Lies in Pre-
carious Condition as Result
of Family Row

Sardis Summerield. . prominent at
torney Of Reno. is lying Al his home
with = broken rib and suffering from
other injuries inflicted by his son. Les
ter. and Mrs Doaghty. a sisssr-in-law
OF Mr.. Summarized His condition is
the result Of a long drawn oUs family
row. He had roable with his wife re-
Gently and she slapped him. He retail
ated and shortly afEerward went 10 the
Bathroom. While in the rocu his son
and Mrs Doughty came in and attacked
him, raining blow after blow upon him.
While he was engaged with the boy,
Mrs. Doughty struck him from behind
and he stumbled and fell He was then
badly beaten and Ioss consciousness.
he lay there for hours. b1s finally
erawled to his room. where he was
toGnd the next day by the honsskeeper.
Oae Of his ribs Is broken. his back i a
mass Of bruises and his head Is badly
swollen
Following . Mrs Doughty account
Of the row as told By ths Reno Gazstts
my sister, Mrs Summarized. came
back 10 Reno several days ago. and for
quite a while has been living with Mr..
Sumuerdsld As formerly. A dispats
arose ovsr some laundry. and Mr.. Sum.
merdsld used some bad language Ny
sister then slapped him and be struea
hsr several times. She then came &c
my home. and when her eIdess son
Lester, came in be AZ once started sol
the Sammardeld home. I went with
him. When We entered the house Mr.
Summerdald was In tbs bathroom, and
wa rushed IN there and Lester beaE hin
good helped. That - all there Is To
liz"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
Notice of Horses Shipped

Over the Southern P4ci6e Railroad on
0eseher g, 1907. from Pzlissd~, Nevada. se
SauiFraneiseo. California, BY A. 4. Fl0rio and
+. Romano in cars initiated annd numbered
;. p, 7s,725. ;. p. 1880. 5. p. 76.s5a, 5.
p. 1866. Animals inspected %:
Seventeen horses branded reversed LIP con
nected on left thu b.
Two horses branded reversed LIP connected
on left jaw.
Tweniy-fOar horses branded 20 on left
shoulder.
Twenty-Five kcrsss branded II on left thigh.
Two horses branded quarter circle over b
on left thigh.
One horse branded tombstone on left Thigh.
0ne horse branded 20 on left thiSh.
One horse branded reversed + on left thigh.
Two horses brandei bar ever B on lefs thigh
One horse branded lazy Pitchfork On lefs
thizh.
One horse branded reversed z and Z Ga Left
shoulder and A B % left shizh.
One horse branded NJ Y on Isst thigh
Gee horse branded quarter circle oVer eross
On rixht sh0uIier.
0ns Jack branded bar ALB connscssd on
eft thigh.
I've horses stranded quarter circle over dia
nvni on eft shoulder.
0ae horse branded V on Isfs shoulder.
One horse branded Z On left thigh.
One horse branded q vented On righs side.
Ten horses hran3sd quarter circle ever CROSS
On left shoulder.
One horse branded reversed L and P con
aseted on left shoulder
Inspected By
W. H SwExSKT,
Sheriff Of Eurska County, Nevada.
By J. W. Ebert, Deputy.
Statement No. - A %.
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The Independent says q CON-
pany has been formed for con-
strueting baths and other i'm
Provement at Elko to cost $780,
600
The gold product Of Nevada
in 1907 was sl4.704.65S and the
silver yield s5126.556 The
total gold product Of the United
States for that year was SIS. $50
500, and the silver yisld s37, ISL
$50
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
Husband Won glko VIII contes,

The Nevada Supreme Court has
handed down an opinion affirming the
Judgment Of the Eko court in the suit
Of j. A. Abel against W. T. Hit. exg-
cntor Of the estate Of the late Mary
Abel. Mary Abel was the wife Of J. A.
Abel and she died several years ago. A
short time before death she made a will
leaving practically al her property to
persons other than her husband he
contested the will On the ground that
she Was mentally unbalanced at the
time OF making the instrument and in
dnsneed By E Q. MeClsllan and wife
and Margaret Sheldon. The jury re-
turnsd = verdict in favor Of Abel and
now the Supreme Court afirms the de-
eision. Abel IS s. years Of age and bis
wife was 81 when she died.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11

The London Times, which has
been controlled three generations
by the Walton family, has been
sold to c. Arthur Pearson.
A Denver dispatch says VIII
liam Haywood has been succeed
ed as secretary of the Western
Federation Of Miners by Ernest
Miller.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
Nevada State News

Mona Dell was SuOt anu hiiicNi
at her home in Rhyolite redhght
district last Friday. Fred Davis,
her paramour, is suspected OF
numbering her.
The War Department has au-
thorized the purchase of the Mer-
chants Hotel at Columbia, a SUI
burb of Goldfeld, for army bar
racks 1t viii house both com
panies now in camp. The hotel
is fully finished and was in full
operation until the past month.
The barkeepers and other
trades allied with the Western
Federation through the Industrial
Workers Of the World are in open
revolt at Goldfeld against the
heavy assessment levied to sup
port the miners strike. They
have been giving up 20 per cent
Of their wages, paying upward Of
$4,000 per week assessments and
refuse to contribute further.
The Journal says Senators
Newlands and Nixon will be in
Carson during the special legis-
lative session to convene next
Tuesday. 1t is said that the mis-
sion of the two statesmen is to,
be present at the converting of.
the Legislature with the purpose
of backing up the retention Of
the Federal troops in Nevada, or
the passage Of some measure of
equal purport.
The Carson News publishes a
half column Of political dope,
which names Senator Newlands
for reelection, with Judge Mas
ssy as his opponent; Chief JUS
tice Talbot for reelection, like
wise Congressman George Bart
lett Sam Piatt is named as a
probable candidate for Congress-
man, and Lieutenant Governor
Dickerson, George Pyne and
Robert Skaggs for the Governor
ship.
One hundred and twenty care
fully examined miners left Salt
Lake City Tuesday afternoon for
the camp Of Goldfeld. These
men have signed contracts tc
work In the mines Of the Gold,
field Consolidated Mines Com.
pany, and those who know state
that not q man among the mum
Der had anything against the min
ers unions Of Nevada, but all
needed the work and were deter,
mined to 50 for the sole purpose
OF working in the mines.
A sensation has been spoiled
by late news regarding the at.
tempted assassination Of JOIN
Smith, brother OF Sheriff Phi
Smith. OF Lincoln County. at Cali
ente, on Dee. "a 1t now appears
that Saith was accidentally shoI
by his revolver falling TO tn
ground and the hammer strikins
. rock and diseharging the weap'
on Smith Is now In IS Salt Lak'
hospital and viii recover. Tn.
bullet plowed through the flesh,
part Of the body and came on
at the back
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
AUGUSTUS HEINzE ARRESTED
well-Known Copper Magnate Is
Accused Of Illegal Certifca-
ton of Big Checks

New York. Jan. Indicted BY the
Federal grand jury for over ertiics-
tons of checks representing in the az
sregate over 500. 900. drawn BY the firm
of Otto Heinzs & Co. on the Mercantile
National bank, +. Augustus Heinze. the
copper magnate and former president
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
Powers Jury DiSsgrGGS

GEORGETOWN. KY. January After
being cut nor than IS hours the jary
in the cass Of Caleb Powers, tried on a
Of completely in the murder Of
William GOebel. to-day reported for the
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11

SECOND time that they were unable TO
agree upon a verdict and were discharg-
ed BY Judge Morris.
The jury stood ten for acquittal and
two for conviction. j. L Price, the
foreman. and J. W. Rsnaker. the Har-
rison Connty juror. held cat for convie-
tion. Powers was showered with con
gratela.ions
After denying Powers release on bail
Judge Morris set the nth trial Of the
prisoner for july 6.
Few criminal trials have attracted
more attention than has the case Of Ca.
lob Powers.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
Liquor License Due

The State Revenue Lisaor Licenses Coz the
yeas 1895 are &ns and pavahls at the Sheriff.
shhes ca January l. AL Eureka Ceunhy
b4aor dealers ara reaiesesd 10 make rrumpt
payment II the same. W. H. Swxxsxr,
License ColIsct0r.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11
NEW TO DAY.
BILLS PASSED
BY THE-
COMMISSIONERS
-AT THEIR-
MEETING ON JANUARY 8, 1908

ORDEEED. That the following sums Of
sons, respectively. to-wit;
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1908-01-11

Citizens of Georgetown. irrespective
ly OF party. are preparing al address to
the people Of Kentucky calling on them
TO petition Governor Wilson 10 pardon
Caleb Powers. The address will be ae-
companied by petitions which viii be
sem into every county.
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hereby certify that the above is = correct
copy Of the record.
r. McCHAELEs, Clerk.
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teachers Examination

Notice ID hsrsby given that the Ceanty
Board Of Examination viii held It's 6rse semi
annual examination for seaehsrs' eerti-
ieasss at Eureka. Nevada. commencing on
Monday, January -, 1909. at 5 o'eiock a. u.
sharp. and win continue antl and inelad-
ing Wednesday. January 10. tsds.
A B. LhsarEoor.
Deputy DISTRICT Saps. Of Public schools
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OEDERED, That the following Sums Of money
be allowed the following named INDECENT per-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
PANIC OF 1907 IS
BASIS OF SPEECHES.

MIDDLETOWN, N. Y, Oct. 24.-Be-
ginning today, the first day of a five
days campaign in New York state,
which is asserted to be the real politi-
cal battle-ground. W. J. Bryan is de-
voting nearly all his time to discus
sion of the panic Of 1907, basing has
arguments on the statement by Mr..
Taft yesterday that the panic was a
Renub'i"an one, and was due to over
prosperity.
every person who feels that be has
had too much prosperity and deserved
the punishment of panic,' he is tell
ing the people, 'sshould vote the Re
publican ticket. The rest can vote for
us.
The Democratic candidate made his
first reference to Gov. Hughes. when at
Goshen, he spoke of the visit Of the
governor out West. and of his attacks
on the Democratic policy of dealing
with the trusts.
at is interesting to know Mr..
Bryan declared, ''that in this state and
at the governor suggestion you have
law that limits the amounts Of in
surance an insurance company cnn do.
and / don't see why We cannot
limit the amount of business corpora
tions can do. 7 believe that according
to your law, measured upon what they
are doing now. the limitation is fixed
at 71s per cent of the total. Now If it
is proper to fix an arbitrary limitation
upon an insurance company of ~ per
cent, it would not be cruel to limit q
trust or corporation to so per cent of
the total product in which it is en-
paoed -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
GOVERNOR STONE SAYS
HE CANNOT REMEMBER

PITTSBURG, Oct 24.-William A.
Stone, former governor Of Pennsylvania,
when shown a copy Of the letters made
public tonight by William r. Hearst,
made the following statement TO the
Associated Press:
II have no personal recollection
whatever of receiving these letters. Mr..
Henderson was not appointed to the
supreme bench by me. therefore these
letters did not influence in that appoint
ment. ! had known Judge Morrison
years before I appointed him. He had
been a Judge in McKeen and Potter
counties and had made splendid rec.
ord. | knew him personally, and knew
what influenced me in appointing him,
and his splendid record on the bench
since his appointment iustifies it
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
E. G. CREME IS PLACED
IN THE CITY BASTILE

E. G. Creme, % years old. was ar
rested Saturday night at $3.50 clock
by Detective Wheeling on the com
plant of L. A. Goldsmith. proprietor
street Goldsmith accuses the Young
man of coming into his saloon and fall
ing against glass sign and breaking
IT..
Creme didn t like the idea Of being
put in jail. but regardless of his re-,
sIstance was placed behind the bars,
and although he said friends would come
and furnish bail for his release he was
Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
LIVELY FIGHT HAD ON
SECOND SOUTH STREET

While Richard Fevia was walking along
East Second South street, near the VIII
son hotel, Saturday night. close TO mid :
night, three men badly under the nf,u =
ence OF liquor came along and passed in
sulting remarks to the two women with
whom he was walking. Vevla took eX-
ceptions TO what the men said and. with
a cane which he was carrying. because OF
q lame foot, started In TO beat them The
three men turned on NeYia. and before
anybody could prevent had knocked him
down, making large bruise on his cheek.
Men standing close by then mixed In the
fight, and as q result Edward Shaffer one
OF the attacking party. twenty-slX years
old was placed under arrest and booked
on the charge OF battery, hut the oth"l
TWO men who We're with ShafTer made
their escape.
The row attracted n crowd Of couple
nf hundred people. who followed Shaffer
and Policeman Harris, the arresting Of
fcer. all the way to the police station
door,
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MACK FORECASTS
ELECTION OF BRYAN
Continued from Page One.


to Mr.. Bryan are powerful factors for
his success.
"Delaware we expect to win. The
people are hot with resentment against
party branded with Dupontism.
f'In Ohio and Indiana every element
is working for our success, and despite
the great Republican maiorities Of
previous years. / am confident that
both states will be in the Democratic
column. They are for Bryan today, and
there is no reason for believing that
the next week will witness change
of sentiment, Eighty per cent of the
labor vote in both states, and fully as
large percentage OF the German popu-
lation, are for Bryan.
Illinois Doubtful.
"Jllinois is doubtful. with the chance
in favor of Mr.. Taft, but if he wins it
will be by greatly reduced plurality.
''Tbe Pacific coast states all show
a Bryan trend and disgust with the
extravagant, destructive policies of Mr..
Roosevelt. In each state, particularly
in Oregon, state issues are an important
factor
"The mountain states, from informa-
tion ] have received within forty eight
hours, will. 1 am confident, be counted
IN the Democratic column,
III JG'Ls ! bSuIt 2I LIE pIt5Cul
time Mr.. Bryan will have at least
500 electoral votes. ] include in my
estimate the following: Solid South,
l66: idaho. 8; Montana, 8: Colorado,
); Nebraska, s; Nevada. 3 Indiana,
Is; Ohio. %: Delaware, 5; Kansas. 10;
New York, 80 New jersey. 10; Con.
necticut, I; South Dakota, 4 Total,
SOL
Charge Corruption Fund.
Mr.. Mack also said today that he
understood the Republican organization
would be used in several of tho de
batable states. ''But.' said be, "they
cannot defeat US with $50,000,000.
Mr. Mack said
1.-The action of President Roosevelt
in sending out his entire cabinet on the
stump shows that the President is
frightened to death. If they don u put
ropes on the President or nail him
down he will be out oD the stump too.
people will know that Bryan will be
elected
Mr. Mack said that Mr.. Bryan would
speak in Paterson Monday morning.
after which he would return to keep
his six engagements in this city. The
Democratic candidate will speak in
Ohio next Friday, and in Indiana
SiLuTudS, clOSlER IDe week Win q
speech in Chicago Saturday night. :
Mr.. Mack said that inasmuch as Mr..
Gompers would make a reply 10 tho
recent letter Of President Roosevelt to
Senator Knox, Mr.. Bryan might not do
more than refer to it in his Madison
Square Garden speech Monday night.
Happiness is the proper goal Of hu.
man effort, and health is indispensable
10 it-take Hood s Sarsaparilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
ART METAL COMPANY
Is A UNIQUE CONCERN

One of the more recent additions 10
the business of the city is the Art
Metal and Chandelier company. which
has opened store at 427 South Main
street for the manufacture Of artistic
effects in chandeliers. The store is un
usna! IN that it caters especially to ar.
tlstie wares rather than purely CONNER.
elal. visit TO the store recalls the
shops of the handicraftsmeu of several
hundred years ago in Germany.
Wonderfully beautiful designs arc
produced by The craftsmen right before
the, eyes Of the visitor, and will be
made from designs furnished by the pur.
chaser or by the artists themselves Ia
conform 10 the design of the room in
which they are TO be placed. The ef.
fort offers an entirely new departure
in the business of the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
STRANGE CONDITION
OF SHELTER EMPLOYEE

Suffering from some mental malaoy,
William Wheat. smelter empioyee at
Murray. was taken TO the Murray hos
nitaI Friday and recovered from the fall
Ing enough SATURDAY so that he was al
lowed TO so TO his home
his friends noticed that he acted strange
w. IL was thought best 10 take him TO
the hospital for treatment. watch was
done He did not seem TO know what he
wos doing and seemed in a stupor.
On Saturday ke came from the stupor,
but was unable to remember anything
about his sickness. The attending physt
clans at the hospital state thot IL was one
OF the most peculiar cases 10 come to
their notice Tor some little tima,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
ORDERED TO VOTE
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Continued from Page One.

shows the desperate straits to which ths
church Republicans are reduced. They
care nothing now for Spry, nothing fol
Smoot, but the Salt Lake county tickel
and the judicial ticket must be saved
at all hazards.
Democratic Mormons Iucensed.
There are several members OF the
church in good standing who are or the
Democratic ticket, and this action of
President Morris. which is no doubt
done under orders from the hierarchy,
has caused an outbreak where it was
least expected. and means a revolt that
cannot be quelled. These candidates
are up in arms at the way they are TO
be slaughtered. They declare they have
as much right to the church vote, be-
ing good tithepayers, as those on the
Republican ticket who pay tithes.
The command of President Morris
will no doubt he repeated by the other
five stake presidents in Salt Lake coun-
tv, three of whom are Democrats. The
six stake presidents IN Salt Lake eoup-
tv are:
Ensign ..... ,.... Richard W. Young
Granite ..-......., .... Frank Y. Tavlor
! lberty =. 1850. .......H Hugh j. Cannon
Sa!t Lake $50. .s''-" ,;;,;ip iMsphi L; motifs
The declarations made by President
which he presided in unanimously vot-
ing TO sustain those declarations show
conclusively that the church is in poli-
tics. The command to vote the church
Republican ticket is made in the open;
President Joseph F. Smith gave utter
ance to his command in has closing
prayer in the recent conference. Presi-
dent Morris follows it up aud repeats
the command in a priesthood meeting
and in a meeting of the presidents OF
the Mutual Improvement associations.
Yea, verify, the church is in politics.
and everything is to be sacrificed now
TO elect the Salt Lake county ticket
and the Third judicial district candi
date for district attorney.
At the Monday night meeting in the
Sixteenth ward. when President Morris
issued the order commanding all church
men to vote the church Republican
ticket, there were four speakers. These
were President Morris, his two coun.
selors. George r. Emery and Edward
T Ashton and James IRE. Each Of
these urged all to "see that the Ameri-
can party does not carry Salt Lake
county Let US get together. SAID
the speaker. a resolution was adopted
declaring that no member of the CHURCH
who voted the American ticket could
hold office in the church, In other
words, embrace Americanism, and you
are accommodated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
ELKIN DECLINES TO
MAKE ANY REPLY

PITTSBURG. Oct. 24.-Judge John P.
Elkln Of the supreme court Of Pennsyl
yania was reached at his home in
Indiana, Pa, tonight by telephone.
When the letters were read to him,
the Judge said to the Associated Press:
81 have no statement to make at the
present time. | have nothing to say
until / have seen the letters.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
Foreign News IN Brief

FRIEDERSCHAVEN. Oct. a4.-The
Zeppelin airship made another successful
ascent this morning and maneuyered
above the city at the will Of the pilots.
PARIS, Oct 24.--"Kid" Davis OF Amer
icn, who holds the lightweight champion
ship Of France. tonight fought a twenty
round draw for the title with AIs Good
win OF England.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 24,-The sup
Elementary stan OF physicians nurses
dsjnfectors and sanitary inspectors. en-
ployed during the cholera epidemic. has
sIdcred entirely under control.
LISBON. Oct. 24.-What is described
here as q gas explosion occurred today
At the Royal palace at Oporto. General
injured The palace Is being prepared
for the coming Of King Manue! on No
vember s.
LEMANs. Oct. 9s--wnbur Wright
made four short lights In his acroplane.
On three OF the lights lie carried pas
senger, these being DIR. Pieli OF Italy.
Commandant Pettlhomme OF the French
navy and Baron Won LapckeD~ Wakenis.
German charge d'affaires at Pars
PARIS. Oct. 24.-The Rome corrosnond-
ent OF the Times says I'm a dispatch that
2 division OF three battleshlps, incud
Ing the Regina Helene. was at present
tain ana the United States. ostensibly
for the purpose OF maneuverng II is
believed in Rome. however. that the real
purpose OF this naval move IS 10 have
AbTuZZ and his future wife from the
United States 10 Italy.
Tag who3 You,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25

CLEVELAND, Oct. 24.-Following q
meeting Of the board of directors OF the
Cleveland Railway company today il
was officially announced that imme-
diately upon regaining possession of its
system of lines in this city a rate of
fare of seven tickets for % cents, with
universal transfers and double transfers
on all crosstown lines will be put into
effect. This rate OF fare will also
include the suburbs.
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years as the government sees fit 70 oc-
cupy the building. II Is understood that
j. u. Eldredge, Jr, assayer IN charge,
will appoint Deputy County Recorder
Jack May as his cashier.
The Office force will consist OF nine.
seven OF whom will be under civil service,
and his force will draw annually $4,000
IN salaries. while the expenses OF the Of
fee will total up between $1,000 and $4,000
q year AS stated yesterday. the new Of
fee VIII be equipped with the very latest
machinery, and this is expected to COST
In the nelghborhood OF SIS,