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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
SWEET JUNE.


SWEET JUNE.
Hue ~ tall sweet larkspur tn the soft
4 light cleaning.
Whisper OF the birchen leaves, silv'ry
~ the moon,
TanGle Of red roses down the green
ways dreaming.
LiIt OF lark in rapture. that's June,
sweet June.
Heart o. pearl Of morning DER the soft
dews breaking,
y n Golden haze OF sunlight in the hush
A Of noon.
Hosc- flush OF the sunset. stars like
q blossoms waking.
Night all mist-blue splendor. that's
June. sweet June.
oolumbines like fairies wing'd with
niauve and amber.
Ma the lacy leaflets where the bee
folk Groom.
Butterflies that simmer where the
roses Chamber.
All the world q garden-thats June,
!. S Pail Mall Gazette.
1RrDGE PARTY AT
BEAUvOIR CLUB.
The roof-garden of the Beauvofr
Club was the scene of . merry party
On last evening when the members
and their friends played bridge for
several hours. Palms and ferns made
tie garden very attractive.
|. There were about eighteen tables
~ bridge, and during the evening
HSlfcious ices were served
The roof garden Is an ideal place
.for party and is not only pretty. but
d4lightfuIly cool
The guests included:
Misses Julia May Henderson. Genie
burke, Alice Lahey, Louise Marks. An
MIe Chandler, Mary Ellen Harris. Cath
crime Dent. Sarah Warren Wilkerson,
Mary Kirkpatrick, Florence Davidson.
frankie Jones. Bsssie Thorington. An
nile CASTOR. Lula Mcqueen, Georgia
Gafrold. Nina Dent
Mesdames: 4. B. Joseph. Louis Moore
Carside Harris. Lucius CASTOR. Thad-
deus Watts. Robert Lgon. Max Win
chester. Phares Coleman. joseph Hall
e. 3. Boles, J. @. Winter. l. W. Lahey
y. r.. Jordan, q. w. Thorington. j.
8. Pinckard. Claude Cobbs.
Messrs. w. c. Oates. Jr.. John H.
wallace. Jr.. Emmett Seibels. Jack Pow
< Ell, Betty. Troy Halls, Day. Frank
stollenwerck Jr. w. A. Sellers Col
lie West. Jack vardaman. vanRensler
Bfires George Peagler, DR.. Garside
rhad watts. DR.. CASTOR. Max Winches.
ter. LenaIl Of New Orleans. e. B. Jo-
Han, Fields. Phares Coleman.
The ladies' prize was won by Miss
frankie Jones. and was a candle stick
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party was chaperoned by Miss Lizzie
Kate Dawson. The list included
Misses Juetta Trum, Eleanor Dawson,
Kate Douglas, Stella Kate Lovelace,
Agnes Mcconnell. Annie Ruth Love-
lace. Kate Marcus. Rebecca Marcus,
Archie Douglas, Kathleen Dawson,
Bessie Harold.-Brewton Pine Belt
News
MONTGOMERY SUNDAY =
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Montgomery Sunday School
Teachers Association will meet this
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Central
Presbyterian Church.
BOARD OF CITY MISSIONS.
The Board OF City Missions will meet
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. w. H. Thomas. on South Perry
Street. All members are urged to be
present. Mrs. w. H. Thomas,
Mrs. P. 8. Hay, President.
Secretary.
Miss Mary Pitts of Pittsview spent
yesterday in Montgomery and left with
a party of friends on SAB north
bound L. and N. train for Lake Chau-
tauqua. N. Y. Before returning. they
We'll 3NldedEd ais, many points
in Canada and New York.
Miss Mary e. Boyle will leave this
morning for a visit to relatives in
Dallas Tex.
Mr.. Gus Aston has returned to his
home in Clayton. after visiting his
cousin. Miss Lily Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] NJ. Starke left yes
terday for Crockett Springs, Va, for
several weeks.
Mr.. James Greenwood has returned
to Birmingham after a weeks visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Cassimus, on
Jackson Street.
Misses Maggie Johnson and Minnie
Louise Hawkins have gone to LaPine
to visit Mrs. H. F. Ellison and to at
tend the District Conference of the
M. e. Church.
Miss Maggie Hubbard has gone to
Troy to visit her aunt. Mrs. S. H.
Campbell.
Mr.. Pete Verge has returned home
after spending a week in Mobile.
Mrs. George Peach and Miss Ilde-
ferte Peach have returned to their
home in Clayton after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lee.
Mr.. Harold Fraleigh of Birmingham
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Mohr. on Eull Street.
Mrs. Ernest Mayer Miss Maxine
Meyer and Mrs. r. Mohr left yesterday
for Far Rockaway. Long Island, to
spend several months.
r r
Misses Rebecca Stout and Edwina
Strong will leave tomorrow for a visit
to friends in Auburn.
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Miss Clair Hertz Is in Selma, where
she went to attend the Rosenberg
Adler wedding, which took place Tues
day evening.
Mrs. GLADDEN. Harrison and children
are visiting friends in Deatsville.
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Mrs. III. Robinson and children and
Misses Cornelia and Estelle Jolly, left
this morning for Savannah. Ga, where
they will visit.
Misses Fannie L. Haynes of Leto-
hatchie is visiting Mrs. l.. C. Powell
at 3o1 Forrest Avenue.
Mrs. B. J. Well and children left
Yesterday for Delaware Gap. Pa, where
they will spend the summer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CUBAN BUDGET.


Prevalent Gomes Puts Ints Effect Ma
goen's Hstlmate.
Havana, July las result OF the
refusal OF the Cuban Senate to past
the budget President Comes at an ear
ly hour today issued . decree making
effective Governor Magoon's budget OF
10000. amounting to s2s.2s5.ooo.
The deficiency to cover the cost Of
tho army and other increased expenses
Of the republic. amounting to nearly
10000. 900, will be supplied by presi-
Dental decree. This will practically
repeat the conditions OF the last year
OF the Palma regime when. in default
Of . budget the DEGREES to this same
end, issued by President Palma, were
declared to violate che constitution
and precipitated the revolution Of Au-
gust, 1905.
There IL stili possibility that Con-
gress may meet tomorrow and pass the
budget. in which case the President
may cancel his decree, but this course
IL open to the objection that the con-
stitution makes It mandatory that the
budget be accepted before the close OF
the fiscal year. and the fiscal year end
ed at midnight last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
CAPTAIN RAYMOND DIES.

Army Omcer Was Shot by a Corporal.
Des Moines. Iowa, July Capt. John
C. Raymond of the 2nd cavalry. Fert
Des Moines, died today after lingering
between life and death. since he was
shot by Corporal Isle Crabtree at the
army post here three weeks ago.
TIL shooting followed a reprimand
given Crabtree for staying in tn city
longr than tn tim allowd him.
Sergeant James Washburn and Cor
poral Such, who were shot at the same
time, recovered. Crabtree Is in the
guard house at Fort Des Moines.
Preparations for the courtmartial OF
the slayer will be made Immediately
after the body, has been sent East.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Burrlar Kills Policeman.

Chicago. July 1.-Poiiceman Henry
schnagle was killed early today by
burglar he was attempting to arrest
The burglar who is thought to be
negro was forcing an entrance into
store at Wabash avenue and Thirty
fourth street when surprised by the
policeman. In an exchange OF shots
the policeman was wounded, dying q
few minutes later. His assassin who
escaped Is thought TO be wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
SLAYER OF PETROsINo.

He IL Believed to Be Held I'm City Of
Mexico.
New York, July IA man believed
to be Patio Camminitti Domenico. the
alleged assassin Of Detective Jos Pc
trosino at Palermo. Sicily. is under ar
rest in Mexico City. according to ad-
vices received.
At police headquarters in this city
1t was said today that the man under
arrest in Mexico City had not been
positively identified and beyond the
description they had no way Of deter
mining IL he was the man sought.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Shreveport. La. July 1.-While al
work in a store at Vancevill. Bosser
Parish, twenty miles north of here
Wimberk Bopey, Jr.. was shot and In
stantly killed today by member of an
italian party. composed of six men
and women, who at once fed into the
RED river bottoms. One arrest Is re-
ported. The cause of the shooting. al
legged to have been done by a girl
while her father held Boney, has moi
been learned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Breton Woods. N. H, July 1.-The
American Library Association conven-
ton devoted today to The School and
the Library" The speakers were Prof.
C. w. Colby. McGill University. Mon
treal; J. Edward Banta, Superintendent
of Schools. Binghampton, N. Y; J. c..
Dana, Free Public Library, Newark.
N. j.; and Challers Hadley of the In
diana Public Library Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

LINCOLN Nebo July AT midnight
the Nebraska daylight saloon law, en-
acted by the last Legislature. took ef-
feet. 1t provides that all drinking
places in cities and towns where IL
cehses exists shall not be open before
Z a m. and must close at D. IN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Washington. July President Taft
returned from New Haven at 1922
a. m. today. The Presidents young
est son, Charles. met him at the union
station. The party went Immediately
10 the White House in an automobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Washington. July 1.-The Senate
Committee on the Philippines today
authorized a favorable report on the
Philippine tariff bill with a number OF
minor amendments. The bill will be
reported to the Senate tomorrow and
will be taken up after the Payne tariff
bill is disposed Of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
SAVED FRo,a FIRE.



Families.
Cincinnati. o. July Fourteen
families Of terror stricken men. wo-
men and children were barely saved
from death in fre in a four story
tenement house here today.
Patroiman Henry Lowenstein he
roicaliy rushed through the dense
smoke to the top floor and carried
down Mrs. Otto Kaplan and f1ve chill
dren and Mrs. Sarah Cohen and five
children, and Mrs Reuben Lfpsky with
five tots clinging to her dress and
gasping for breath. were saved by
firemen.
This IL the thirty-hfst incendiary
fre within the last SIX months. A
strange man, supposed TO be the pyro-
maniac. was seen emerging from the
basement before the fire. The loss was
insignificant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
Max Walk Arrested.

New York. July MAX Walk. al
legged to be the chief of the band ac-
cused of stealing 100000 worth OF
goods from the Adams Express Com
pany within the last three years. was
arrested today. Five other men
charged with participation in the
thefts, are awaiting trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Among the jolly picnics Of the past
week, none were more enjoyed than
that of Wednesday of last week. when
Miss Kate Marcus was hostess at a
spread on the banks of Murder Creek.
near town. The occasion was in COM
pllment to Miss Marcus's guest, Miss
Juetta Trum of Montgomery, and the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Chicago, July Three hundred and
fifty gain handlers employed at eigh-
teen elevators, went on strike here to-
day In an endeavor to force renewal
of last years contract with the en-
ployes, which IL regarded a. favorable
to the men. The strike. 1t II said. will
not materially effect the trade.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY.
Iron, Steel and Tin Workers ON
Strike.

Pittsburg, July both sides are
claiming a victory in the strike Of the
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel
and Tin Workers against the American
Sheet and Tin Plate Company, which
became effective Wednesday midnight.
At the executive offices of the company
1t was announced today that practi-
cally all OF the plants. comprising some
200 mills, are running full. while Of
ficials of the Amalgamated Associa-
ton assert that more than 1000 men
are on strike. including rollers, rough
ers, doublers and screw boys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
EXPLOSION IN GEORGIA.

One Killed and Three Are Hurt Near
ValdOsta.
Valdosta, Ga, July 1.-One dead and
three dangerously injured is the result
of a boiler explosion yesterday at
saw mill at Headlight, Ca small sta
ton thirty miles south Of here.
J. w. Danes, owner of the mill, was
instantly killed. the three workmen
were blown a distance Of thirty feet.
and the mill is wrecked. The negro
fireman will die.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Dallas Tex, July w. H. Paxton,
aged As, prominent resident OF this
city, committed suicide In the city
park by shooting himself through the
heart with a revolver at 1880 o'clock
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

Wash ribbons used in lingerie are
wider than heretofore. The ribbon
used in the top OF the adjustable pet
90 In width.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
TALLY-HO RIDE.
DANCE AT PICKETT SPRINGS.

A number of young men will enter
tain at dance this evening at Pickett
Springs from 8 to IL o'clock. The
occasion promises to be very enjoy
able. and a large number Is expected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
JEOMEN ana SOCIETY '';: !: i. ..:::::-.
aret.d
pArLr PRAYER.

AlmSghty and everlasting
CD mercifuily look upon our
infirmities. and In all our dam
wers and necessities stretch
forth Thy right hand to help
ana defend US; through Jesus
Christ, our Lord
Amen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

king. after listening to report on tbe
subject yesterday at Kiel BY Professor
H HerRexell. OF the University OF
etrasburg.
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DAILY CALENDAR.

A number Of young men will
entertain this evening from .
10 - o'clock at dance at
Riekett Springs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
zeprelln TO North Pole.

Berlin, July 1--Acording to The Lo-
kal Anzeiger. Count Zeppelin intends to
make an effort to reach the North Pole
In his air ship. The Emperor accept
ed the professionally over the underta-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

The gentlemen's prize was won By M.
Stires.
PARTY AT PICKETT SPRINGS.
A most enjoyable event of last even
ing was the supper party at which a
number of young girls entertained at
Pickett Springs.
The guests were: Miss Claudia
Moritz. Miss Anita Strassburger, Miss
Pauline Levy Miss Jeannetta Haas,
Miss Irma Rice. Miss Miriam Brickman,
Miss Carrie Rice, Miss Blanche Loeb,
Miss Alma Rertz. Miss Marcelle Sabel,
Miss Jeanne We'll. Mr.. Arnold ,Hirsch.
Mr.. Armon Gassenheimer, Mr.. Alvin
Steinhart Mr.. Lionel Well, Mr.. Alvin
Vickers. Mr.. Raphael Loeb. Mr.. Ralph
Loeb, Mr.. Mark Sabel. Mr.. Mlron Lob
man, Mr.. Bernard Lobman, Mr.. Nathan
Kahn, Mr.. w. Noah. Mr.. Max Rice, MT.
Daniel Heilurn.
FOR THE DAUGHTER
THAT WASN'T MARRIED.
There will be q very unique social
affair In Atchison early in July. says
The Atchison Globe. certain girl
has never. married. and as ell her sis
tiers married, and enjoyed pretty
clothes and wedding presents, her
father announces that he wants to do
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mock wedding.
She will have as much money to
spend on clothes as II she were to be
a bride, and after she has them all
made her father will give her a party
and notify all the kin that they must
carry presents as II to a bride. Then
he will send the girl on trip to the
seacoast, where she can wear her new
clothes and have more fun than II
there were a man tagging along.
TALLY-HO RIDE.
Mr.. H. w. Jordan gave most enjoy
able tally-ho ride Wednesday evening.
The merry crowd chaperoned by Mrs.
r. O. Blakey and Mrs. J. F. Thornton.
left the city at dark. and rode out
eight miles on the Norman Bridge
Road. where a most delicious picnic
lunch. furnished by the girls was en-
joyed. There were number of
young people in the party and the
evening was one of much pleasure.
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J. H Fits of Tuscaloosa was in
Montgomery yesterday.
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Pierre F, Miles of Union Springs was
in Montgomery yesterday.
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Editor Joe II Adams OF The Ozark
Star was a visitor in Montgomery yes
terday.
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]. w. Posey. travelling agent of the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. with head
quarters In Albany. Ca. spent yester-
day in Montgomery.
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Alton v. Lee of Clayton was a Mont
gomery visitor yesterday.
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today. Supposed dependency over
business Affairs IL assigned as the
cause for the deed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02

C. P. Demming Of Evergreen spent
yesterday in Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-02
THE PASSING THRONG.

C. L. Conner of Eufaula was a visitc
in the city yesterday.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
PERSONAL

DR.. J. w. Conlisk is up from Pio-
neer.
Ross Condor is in town from
Goldfield.
Lester Bell is back from trip to
Reno and that vicinity.
E. H. Brewster of Los Angeles. is
in town greeting old friends.
j. P. Hennesey is over from Gold
field looking after business interests.
Henry Bartlett. of Round Noun
tain, returned from Goldfield yester-
day.
Sheriff J. ]. Owens came back
from the Pioneer district yesterday
afternoon
Dave Holland returned from Pho
neer yesterday, where he reports
things humming.
F. G, Waterhouse, manager of the
Nevada Telephone and Telegraph
company, visited Goldfield yesterday.
Cy johnson came back from Gold
field yesterday and leaves this morn
ing on business trip to Salt Lake
City.
Fred Latimer, of the ]. V. Bald
win company of Los Angeles, arrived
from Pioneer yesterday and will
spend a few days here looking over
the camp
John A. Lindsay, after spending
several days in this city, returned to
the Hardscrabble mountains, north
o. McLeans, yesterday morning.
.. B. Kemp, general manager of
the Rawhide Bluff Mining company,
VIII arrive from Rawhide this morn
ing to attend the annaul meeting of
the Bluff company.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07

crosscut with damed entrance
and is connected with the station
pump by a six-inch suction pipe.
The station pump will work
against 1910 foot head, which re-
quires very heavy valve chambers
pipe flanges and extra heavy pipe
necessity
The surface drainage ditch from
the Mizpah shaft to the Montana
failing ditch is made up of six-inch
drive pipe laid on light bents. The
grade of this pipe makes its capacity
about 300 gallons per minute. The
pump station is twenty-five feet
long, twenty feet wide and about ter
feet in height and is electric lighted
The sump has been placed in the
back of this station On the south
or opposite Side of the shaft, is q
small geared hoist run by compress
ed air, which is used in sinking.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
AT THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian.

Preaching services at IL o'clock a..
m The sermon in the morning will
be "Battlement Building" an exam
ination of Count Leo Tolstoi's phil
osophy. In the evening the pastor
will deliver lecture on Some of
the Causes of Failure" This lecture
is largely for young men. Sunday
school, 9:45; Christian Endeavor,
GAS and Z o'clock. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening, 7:45; mems
meeting, Monday evening at
o'clock. The social and banquet for
the Sunday school will be on Thurs
day evening, marking the close OF
the Red and Blue contest. All mem
bers and friends of the Sunday
school are invited. Floyd Doris
DaStOr
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
BUT little
PROGRESS MADE
in SAFE CASE
ANOTHER ARGUMENT STARTED
OVER ADMISSION OF GER
TAIN TESTIMONY.

The Herring-Hall-Marvf Safe
company case against Letson Ballet
made its usual progress yesterday in
the district court. The attorneys for
the opposing sides had another argu-
ment considering the admission of
certain testimony which took up the
greatest portion of the day. The
jury was excused until Monday when
the argument started, and when the
court adjourned last evening the end
of the discussion was not in sight.
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
TRIAL RUN OF MIZPAH
PUMP is SATISFACTORY
NYE DIVISION THING OF
PAST FOR THIS SESSION

The bill making division of Nye
county came up in the senate Thurs
day and caused spirited debate.
Senator Tallman made a clear, forci-
BILE presentation of the virtue of the
bill and was replied to by Senator
Kendall who opposes the division.
Senator Tallman had asked for an
amendment to the bill making the
act take effect at once. The assem-
bly, had already amended the bill
leaving the division to the pleasure
of the voters. Senators Boyd, Cor
yell and Syphus contended that these
amendments would act upon each
other and upon the bill in such a
way as either to kill the bill out
right or to make it unconstitutional
! if it should receive the favorable
vote of the senate. The matter was
finally settled by being laid upon the
table, but it is thought that it is only
for time until a new bill can be
| framed that will be in form to sat
J isfy the legal minds in the senate.
| During the debate Senator Ken
dali introduced paper which he
asked the clerk to read. The gen.
eral opinion was that it was report
stating statistics that would be of
use in the debate, but it soon proved
to be speech written against the
passage of the bill and when Senator
Tallman objected to the further
reading. Senator Tallman expressed
himself as agreeing to the objection
and being glad himself to have it
stopped.
The division of Nye county seems
to be a family affair in which the
members of the said family cannot
agree, some of the delegation work
ing for It and others against it,
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
NUMEROUS BILLS PERTAINING
TO NYE COUNTY INTRODUCED
Bill Calling for Reduction of Salaries of
County Officials and the Turning
in of All Fees to the County Treas
urer Has at Last Been Presented
to the Assembly.

Fitzgerald, of Sparks. He had sought
to have stricken out the clause pro-
hibiting the issuing of passes, but
could not even get a second to his
resolution. Republican members
saw the light at the last moment and
fell into line like trained pigs
In both houses bills were intro
duced amending the law creating the
state police, along lines suggested by
the governor in his measure, and ap-
propriating funds for the mainten-
ance thereof.
Senator Pyne introduced another
bill to cinch the dear 'peepul's"
rule. 1t relates exclusively to put
ting out of commission the clause in
the federal constitution prescribing
the method of electing United States
senators-and if it becomes a law it
will come pretty near doing the bus
iness, too.
Nevada will, as state, make no
exhibit at the Alaska exposition, with
funds derived from the public treas
ury. The senate has indefinitely
postponed the bill carrying an appro-
priation for that purpose.
Both houses today broke all pre-
vious records in the amount of bust
ness transacted, and if they continue
to earn their per diem for a week
more will have the road clear for an
untrameled raid on the treasury dur
ing the closing clock-stopped hours
of the session.
If anybody asks you who serves as
a model for Nell Brinkley's Beetles, .
you can usgtive it to 'em right of
the bat that it is none other than
Senator Kendall, or his dead ringer
double-so says an artist who has
carefully inspected the big one from
Tonopah. To let the senator down
easy, this report says it is an easy
trick of her trade to entangle two
models in passion picture, without
having the said models pose so
wrapped up in each others arms;
that the Brinkley Beetles probably
have nothing on the proud father of
Abraham Lincoln Kendall
Tonopah daily bonanza., 1909-03-07
DIVISION BILL
A DEAD one SAYS
zEB KENDALL
ANTI-GAAfBLING BILL MAY PASS
WITH AMENDMENTS - NOW
IN COMMITTEE.

The Nye county division bill is
dead issue from now on" said Sen
ator Zeb Kendall yesterday, who ar
rived on the morning train from the
capitol to attend the annual meeting
of the Rawhide Bluff Mining COM
pany, which will be held in this city.
When the bill was laid on the
table it was placed there to stay and
there is no chance to resurrect it.
"The gambling bill is still in the
hands of the judiciary committee and
from what | can hear it will be re-
ported favorably with an amend
ment attached submitting the matter
to the people at the next general
election. According to reports the
committee is opposed to the measure
strongly. When it is reported back
with that amendment it will prob
ably pass the senate A number of
the lobbyists who have been working
for the bill have returned to their
homes in Reno, but few still re-
main and will undoubtedly be on
hand to see the death blow admin
istered
THE clean, straight fight made by
the Bonanza in the interests of the
people of southern Nye has won the
admiration of the legislators and the
paper is eagerly sought when it ar
rives."
Mr. Kendall will return to Carson
Tuesday morning.