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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

sTh r-eappearance . Halley's comet
hAAreyised the old calumny that Pope
Calfxtus III launched ~ bull against the
comet n his day. Historical facts ia
this i SHOW that he ordered public
prayers hat if evils were Impending,
God would turn all upon the TURKS
fhensAghting the Christian armies. Ma
bull Of exorcisrmsis mentioned against
NifherAthe comet OF the Turks IN an
fhent4c documents of the period.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
INDIAN PATTERNS AFTER
PALE EN~- Co0THE2
P-ckerel Lake, 8. D., Dec. A.

who ut.ns 90, LOST OF 1he rand
around Pickerel Lake. has de-
cided not to lease any of the
land in future for hotel pur-
poses. In the past he leased
land for hotel and cottage pur-
poses, and as a result a number
of cottages have been erected in
this vicinity, in addition to a
good hotel, which aided in maxi
ing Pickerel Lake one of the
finest fishing and shooting re-
sorts in the northeastern por-
ton of the state. Since the
building Of the hotel and cot
tages hundreds of people have
each season visited this resort.
Following the action of the In
dian owner the hotel will have
to be moved to a new location
this winter when the present
lease expires. 1t is stated that
the Indian owner Of the land
also has decided to greatly i'll
crease the rental charged cot
tagers for the privilege of hav-
Ing their cottages on the shores
of the lake.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
GIRL BABY is LEFT
CRYING ON DOORSTEP
OPERA HOUSE REMopELEp.

Centerville, S. D., Dec. manager
w. 3. Eye, Of the Centerville opera
house, has completed remodeling the
house which was moved to a more CEN
trail location ON Broadway. making 1t
now possible for large companies to
appear here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

A company has been formed to de-
velop the great Victoria faAs, on the
Zambesi river, in Africa, as a source of
electric energy. These falls rank among
the greatest cataracts in existence. The
total descent Of the water is more than
400 feet. At Niagara the total amount
OF energy running to -aste has been
reckoned at 1000, 0O0-horse power, but
the corresponding energy Of the Victo-
ria falls is said to be no less than 49,
100000 horse power. When utilized, 1t
Is thought that this energy can be en-
ployed for working a large part of the
South African railway. an that it can
mines of the R-nd, 800 miles n more
away.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
THREE YOUNG MEN
DO HUSkING STUNT.

Chancellor, s.. D., Dec. T.
Three young men, William
Klock, Ben Peters and John
Rabbenberg, hold the cornhusk-
ing record In this locality. The
first two husked and cribbed 142
bushels each in nine hours,
while the third member of the
trio got away with 139 bushels.
The work was done on the farm
Of Dick Heidland.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
SHOOTING AFFRAY
OVER LINE FENCE

Wakonda, s. D., Dec. IA shooting
ARRAY between two we'll known farmers
took place near town today, Henry
Hackett firing a charge OF shot into
Bad feelings. which had existed be-
tween the men, came to a head over a
line fence. Hackett and his witnesses
claim he shot i'll self defense, as Tee
tiers was advancing with an e Hack
EFT gave himself up. Teeters will re-
cover.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

The Rev. Frank Richards, chaplain
of the state prison at Columbus, O.,
has tabulated some interesting Stats
tics concerning the inmates of that
prison. The Ohio penitentiary was es-
tablished in 1915, and since that time
1t has received 1884 prisoners. 1t now
has 1,615 male convicts and 5S females,
of whom 222 are under sentence for
life. The average sentence of each
convict, not counting the offers" is two
years n month 25 days and a frac-
ton. The aggregated number OF years
which the '%lifers" will have to serve is
2,22o. and the aggregate number of
years Of service Of other prisoners is
8.618 years, making a total of 5,S3S.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
ROBERT PERSON OUT,
TAKES HIS NEW JOB

Washington, Dec. 3.--Robert S.
Person, OF Howard, S. D., relin-
qulshed the office of auditor for
the interior department at the
close OF business yesterday. To-
day he will begin his duties as
clerk OF the House committee on
indian affairs, of which Repre-
sentative Burke, of South Da-
kota. n OF Persons hackers, is
chairman.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
BISHOP HARE MEMORIAL
FUND is UNDER NAV

Sioux Falls, S. D., Dec. 3.-All Saints
school. an institution for girls which
was established in SioAx Falls MANY
years g by the late Bishop William
Hobart Hare, and which was his es-
pecial pride during his life, has again
9 made the recipient of the unlim-
tied generosity of Henry Dexter, the
well known philanthropist Of New
York city. A gift of shares of stock in
Woodlawn cemetery, New York, to the
value of $4,000 has been made to the
school by Mr.. Dexter as a foundation
for a Bishop Hare memorial fund.
This gift was made after a visit had
been made to the institution by a rep
resentative of Mr.. Dexter during the
month of November. Some years ago.
furnished the funds for the erection at
h school of what is known as the
Lucretia Marquand Dexter house.
which provides a hospital for the IN
dams of South Dakota, the fund which
created the house providing money for
paying the fare of sick Indians to and
from Sioux Falls and their expenses
while in the hospital. The interest on
the Bishop Hare memorial fund will be
used to educate Indian girls in All
Saints school.
GIRL BABY is LEFT
CRYING ON DOORSTEP
Aberdeen, S.. D.. Dec. "a baby girl
aged about 6 weeks, was left on the
porch of the residence of M. Bennett.
of this city, Monday evening shortly
after 5 o'clock. MI. and Mrs. Bennett
were at home reading when the sound
Of an infant crying caused them to
go out to see what the trouble could
be. The baby was found wrapped in
a cheap blanket and resting in a bas-
ket. A half filled bottle Of milk was
with it. The child was turned over to
the police and later Mrs. A. N. AID
rich. wife OF Mayor Aldrich, took it
home. Tuesday a home was found
for the child with a couple who have
no children.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
GIVE COUNTY BUILDINGS
FOR GOVERNMENT SEAT

Buffalo, s. D., Dec. An accordancA
with the promises made the voters Of
the newly created county Of Harding as
an Involvement for them to select Buff
a as the county seat of the new
county, the business men of this place
have just turned over to- the county
the cash necessary to pay for a new
county Jail, which recently was COM
pleted. The citizens Of the town had
previously turned over to the county a
county building, in which the county
officers are housed, and now all Of the
pledges made by the residents of Buff
falo before the election have been full
filled.
-
WAkoNDA LOSES PIONEER.
Wakonda. S. D., Dec. 4.-John O'Con-
nor, n OF the pioneers of this section.
died this week of dropsy at the age Of
81 years He was a prosperous farm
err.
TYPHOID IN ORPHANS HOME.
Beresford, S. D., Dec. Am epidem-
ic OF typnoid fever is raging at the
Scandinavian Lutheran orphans, home.
Ten OF the inmates have the disease
and two have died. Employees OF the
home also have the disease, and fear
makes 1t almost impossible to secure
anyone to work.
The sum OF $4,000 has been sub
scribed for q hospital, and work on the
building will Don be commenced. The
building ard equipment will probably
cost $4,000. Everything will be modern
and first class.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
WATERFOWL SECURES
A PACKING PLANT

WATERFOWL, s.. o., Dec. Ga mod
ern packing plant with a capacity Of
1000 hogs per day has located in this
city, and will be in operation by early
next summer. Ground will be broken
for the buildings within the wee,,., all
details having been perfected and OPP
lions OF the site secured.
The Business Mems union has been
behind the enterprise for the last six
months, but their success has been
kept a secret till all plans were per-
fected. The president of the company
is II. j. Finn, of Austin. Mimi, where
he has been associated with the George
A. HORNED Packing company.
The ] lines Of ailroad radiating
from this city make WATERFOWL an
ideal point for such an industry.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
UNION COUNTY COUPLE
GO AVIAN TO MARRY

Elk Point. s d. Dec. 7.-Edwin
johnson. OF Bru1e township, and Miss
Alice Fate, OF Richland township, were
married at Pierre, s.. -. last week.
They will make their horne ON the
rooms farm -four miles north OF this
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
TWO cENTERvlLLE WEDDINGS

Centerville, S. D., Dec. 6.-Wednes-
day evening at the home Of the OFF,
clating clergyman, Rev. G. j. Sharp
ness, Tom Amundson, a well known
merchant, and Miss Ellen Hanson were
united in marriage.
About tha same hour occurred the
marriage Of Miss Mae Dexter At ths
nome OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Dexter, to Henry Gunderson. az
Irene. S. p. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Jackson, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
KILLED BY GRINpsToNE.

Geddes, S. D.. Dec. 6.-Michael
Brock, q farmer, who lived In the
northern portion of Charles Mix
", was fatally Injured by being struck
by a piece Of q grindstone which ex-
ploded. He was operating the stone
Win gasoline engine, and the great
speed was more than 1t could with
stand One of the flying pieces struck
him on the head. He was Is years 81
age and was married
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
A NEWS IN sRlEF.

BEREsFoRD. s. D.-Hotel Wagut has
been coened here by A M. TrxaW.
making the second hotel for the town.
WATERFOWL, s. Dbl. j. Finn. Of
Austin. Mimi, will establish a packing
day. :
yERaILIIoN, s. Drank Orr, OF
sMecklsng. is willing to makela wager that
ne can hnsk $50 bushels OF corn IA ID
houSs.
PIERRE, 8. D.-sThe supreme court M.
struck the name. OF Samuel A Ramsey. g
Woonsocket. from ii roll Of a~ttorneyi 81
Che state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
wAkoNpA LOSES PIoNEER.

Wakonda. S. D., Dec. 4.-John O'Con-
one of the pioneers of this section.
died this week of dropsy at the age OF
years. He was a prosperous farm
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
Gbrih.1

g6rlid lpdbrt irnner am ldrgiten
Hn5dblige logel. slr5neieu fi1lb i6pn
gegen 9amorrboioen anaeprie1en nor
ben. lln5dblige bon ben 2eute11 bic ME
alle tperoen, ilnb babur6 f1o1l alrles
fiibrt, I'M ibr @elb gebracbt fporoeil, a6s
ne baB Tie Siilfe fallber. 0eB6al6 6az
ben iid] allb ale iene Ipgen. g(rsneien
nicbt bebaupten fo1lnen. eSu @eaeifab
oa5u itebt iebp6 9r. SiIs6ee's beriiA!ns
teS 9lnafelis genanntes S5Ginprrboibens
Seilmittel, oas, ipie ebrIid a1n Idrqiten
ipdbrt, iid) nibt mir Der oanf6aren
@rinlerltns bon bielen SauIei1ben Sc
beilten erfreut, ionbern al16 ourb geiue
grfolge mebr llno me6r berii6nlt ae<
madt bat Hrpbe frei berianot BON 4.
sfeuftaoter & Co. 8or 2416, s2eip gore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
: sSn oie gefpiaiqunqsbia

Sll Die getpilligungsbia fiir
gefeltigunget Die ougenblidli6 Don
Dem 5ausfomite oes aongreHes 5lt=
lanlmeneelteat miro, lit cine geluil-
ligung bon $4,000 fir oel @ei-
terbau oes Sea @alI" in @alpelton
nno cine iolhe BON $267,00o fir
u6ire Control" i'm Galpeitoner @ofell
oltfgenornl1en.
Ser Stootrat pon Corpus
ebriiti bot bei6loiierL Die 2eeislatllr
Inn einen neuen Charter 5u erill=
ben onrd ben cine 4o1nlniIlipns=
nerlpoltuna fiir Die Staot eingefii9rt
miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
@abriel 9Slal1es, ser gruoe

Gabriel 9lones, ser grloer
oes eri6oiienel 9lnto1io 9lmres,
mnroe an 9onnerltae im Gourt6ells
megen perbotenen @offentrogerls, 90
man cine 8iltole bel ibm fono, ber-
baftet, lpater aber pieoer freigeloi=
len. 0erlelbe nuroe inoeiien aleiO
oarauf auf cine 9lnfloge BON gsnl.
8 Gidlter bin pieoer perbaftet, mlo
miro ieinen Gro5eB Dor Srieoens-
ri6ter Sen 8. 5isf 5u beiteben bo=
ben Solte er lduloig befllnoer
meroen, miro er fir Elm Sabr lnter
Srieoensbono geitellt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
Ne6mt feline sd)eiouna.

Gin tpeftlid,er gfihter beipilligtq
cine Sdeioirng altf @runo BON Id)lett-
ter 2nune uno iibeIriehenoem atenl.
Or. Sings Neip 2ife 9ilIs b1tten
oieles perbinoert. Sie furieren I'm
beroaulibfeit, meIde iibeIriedenocll
Mtenl, 2eber-2eioen nno i6ted)te
2aune, berborruft, beiler1 grf1Itun-
gen, berbanneii 9opfiffrner3en lna
beieitigen ShiitteIfrolt. 25 Cts. bei
alien 9rugailten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
RaSiealbeilnfte
Nerpenl6lpdde

s&pate, nerbo1e 9erfonen, eepIast bon oo,f.
nlineSlotgtctt nnb t6Ie9ten 9rdunen, erf4op.
tenben gtusfiiien 9rufte, 9ftdens ur6 Ronf.
f@meraen. SaarausfalI, slbnabme bes 0ebSrs
nlb Seft9ts, statarrb. Waaeenbr1den, @tubiSer.
!topfung, Mlbieieit, Grr6teu, ptttern, bersfiop.
fen. 8ruitheilemmtne, aleneftIt@feit mnb 4rnb.
Inn erfabren aus benz pSIstnsfreunb" fpis
etnfadl, ffnell nnb btlltg allie nnnatiirlts
den yerlmite iins auhere ssslsen jnaens-
ltdicr Wertrrnnsen srilnblidb sebetlt unb
bulie Wefnnbbett anh eyrpbiinn ,steber.
erlanst merben f5mnen. - Cans neues
Seilperfabren. Seher ietn stsner arst.-
8tefss qaberorbsDtIidb tnisreHagte rub Iebr.
rei@e Bud (Dsutf8s SlufIaee ieoe) ipeidSss
BON lung nnb alt Mann unb Srau, eeleien
psrosn foIfe. fam eeesI Gtnisnbuns bon a6
Gents in Briefmarfen berfissslt besosen fperbelt
bon ber
Yrioatsaltnit, 1915. au.nue
afsm Dork, n. ~.
@lan ertpdbne Die Sreie Rrefie +. SeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
Wer[nnnt

@erlanat eill Mfdoben fir aa-
aemeine Smlsarbeit. 9iaf3ufrogen
602 9lpenue g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23
3nr 3eit Der Vtasfenbdlle.

Sett f0niut Die lmit'ge 3eit 1eran,
Die 3eit ber Wasfembale,
gSp fid] titasfieren Sebermanu
YSirb iu0bl getuif nnb idlnclle.
Sa ipringt untber ais S3arlefin
User iOnft 10 ernit mno title.
Wtan glambt es germ, es plaget ibn
SeMt iifler teime Grille.
tlnb ,uer befannt ais Spaienfuk
SIT beut Elm fiibner Sitter,
Sn Stabl ppm Sdjeitel bis situt Sui;
Sd]eint beut' er Bar nidbt bitter.
Die, tueldje ipmit bic 3eit perbradlt
Sm arbeitsnplen 2eibe,
Gridletnt ais 66nigtn Der Wad)t,
Sm fternbeiebten &leibe.
llno Der fid) Smfen itets gentmBt,
llub ipredDen hmrft' nmr letter,
Der id)reitet bemte, iel6itbe,uuft,
glls Snltan Dber Saijer.
tlnb er, Der ais Santuffelbelo,
@ebpriam uar Der Seimen,
Der in1dlte beute ppr ber @ett
gls Sitter 8laubart lfeinen.
So tragt man Masfen iiberaa,
nmo Sober idleint 81 nteinen,
lsr f6une bier i'm 9arnepal,
gSas CT nidDt lit, bpdI idleinen.
Sudl cine Sad)e ppllen mir
NndD biesmal nid)t masfieren,
Sas tit Der Smrit mad 2pne star
Ster,
Sas tann man nid)t risfieren.
g mill BET Der lauten Sr5blidfeit
Sid aud bic &eble labeu,
llnb bas fam man SIT jeber Seit
Spdl nur npm Gone Star baben.
go lebe bod bas 2pne Star gier,
3nr 3eit Der @tasfenfrenbeu,
Gs fdDnedt ms jebt, bod tppilen mir
Gs ipater aud nidbt meioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-23

Der glinoesienat bat benz
8unid oes 9rdiioenten na6gegebea
uno eirlen 8eidluB aneenonmen,
Der ben @eburstaa 9incoln's gum
oagerneinen 6eittaa madlt.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT


Unfair Apporfionmenf Charged
In another column will be found the
apuoYtionment of school funds IS made
BY Deputy Superintendent Anderson
under the direction Of the State Board OF
Education. Mr.. Anderson informs US
that Elko County gets only about hall as
much money from the State fund for the
support Of the small schools a. some OF
the other counties Of the State. From
the apportionment last January. fo, in
stance, q school OF five pupils in Storey
County would receive from the State fund
$347.9 9 while Elko County received for
the same size school 1871 .85 a school oil
Is pupils in Ormsby County received
s46S. IS while one of the same size in
Lander County received 1897. SO, n in
Elko County 1921 "a. The State fund ID
intended for equitable distribution among
the children Of the State, but the condi'
tions quoted above show that the funds
10 not 90 distributed at all. The law
governing apportionments OF school
money ought to be changed by the nex'
Legislsture.-Elko Independent.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
Reliable Mining Reports

Mining Science goes TO the spot in the
following editorial comment:
"It would be Q boon to the mining pro-
fession and to the public generally IL the
reports Of mines and mining districts
appearing in current news could be relied
upon a. reasonably correct and void OF
misleading and exaggerated stat vents.
While an exaggeration or false state
ment has but . brief existence. it being
found out sooner or later, yet when these
statements are multiplied and become
habitual Of Q district public confidence is
shaken and the district suffers, as the
public eventually puts no value or reliance
on the reports from that locality. The
mining industry IS well as the public
suffered not q little from the exaggerated
statements about mines. and it will be
found that the districts have lost rather
than profted by the enthusiasm which
is without proper aim and judgment. and
which, therefore, overshoots the marx
and defeats its object"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
New Homestead Ruling

Holding that an entryman cannot as
sign either in part or in whole the land
which he has secured from the Govern
ment after he has completed his FIVE
years. residence until he complies With
the strict letter OF the law, Commits
sioner Fred Dennet has had issued an
important order to registers and receivers
Of United States land Offices and settlers
which vas approved June IS. 1909. bv
Secretary r. A. Ballinger and in which
the former ruling Of Secretary Garfield.
TO the effect that such assignments could
be made. is absolutely reversed.
In view Of the fact that there are many
sntrymen in Nevada who ars prepared or
will be prepared within a few months to
submit final proof. the ruling 10 consider
ID Of the utmost importance, and regis
and receivers are instructed to give
ride publicity to it.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
Invents Dry Separator

Robert Stein Of Los Angeles has in
vented a dry separator. which according
to the inventor will separate in one
operation all the different minerals con.
tanned in dry sand and crushed ore
The machine will be given q tryont in
and separating gold aud plat
iaum from the dry sands Of Arizona,
New Mexico and California, where the
soil is rich in mineral. but water scarce.
Il is asserted to be capable Of handling
1000 to 5000 ions daily and the claim Is
made that it can be profitably used il
cent value is contained in the dirt or
rock treated.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
San Franchises Nerve

The following from the Bodie Miner, .
California paper, BY the way. hits the nail
~squarely on the head:
This Office has been deluged with
enough Portola matter to gil two or three
newspapers, but it has all met with q
burial in the waste basket. The boomers
Of the celebration are nov going to pass
the hat to the rest Of California and ask
for subscriptions to pull of their blow
out. When the affair does come OH you
can 20 to San Francisco and have one
devil Of q incorporating you pay Tor Il.
1t is a pity Portols ever discovered the
bay, IS the city on its shore has collected
toll from all the interior ever since. and
90 long ss San Francisco fights the Civ
ing oil terminal rates to eastern Califor'
mia and western Nevada, just so long
should those sections refuse to furnish
money for any Of the Aforesaid city'i
sell ABRASION"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
News Summary

Jack johnson has posted 5000 for o
forfeit to cover q sum already put mp BY
James J. Jeffries as Q preliminary
championship ring battle between JEFF
fries and the colored man.
The new tariff bill passed the House
Saturday night by 9 vote Of 1876 to 1873.
Twenty Republicans voted against the
bill apd two Democrats from Louis
lana voted for it. The bill now goes to
the Senate for passage.
Four square miles Of Osaka, q OF
the principal commercial cities Of Japan.
was burned last Sunday. 1t is estimat-
ed 10000 buildings were destroyed.
The confisgration lasted more than rs
hours. In the burned section. streets
are narrow and houses were mostly Of
wood. Under q strong breeze, there.
fore, the buildings were easy prey for
the flames. which jumped from n TO
another with great rapidity. Once hope
sas almost abandoned that the conaa.
grafton could be arrested. The firemen
fought valiautly against the odds Of lack
Of water and high wind and many fell
unconscious while working. Had not
the water supply been curtailed BY the
existing drought it is believed the fire
would have been %quenched without
great damage. 1t is feared that some
insurance companies will fail as q result
Of heavy losses they will have to pay.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-08-07
ELLEN HAYES DIED TUESDAY
But Last Weeks Announcement Of Her
Death Wa Not Correct

But Last Weeks Announcement Of Her
Death Mas Not Correct
Salt Lake Tribune. July 81: The re-
port of the death OF Miss Ellen Hayes Of
Ely, Nevada, received in this city on
Tuesday last by Rev. Father Kelly. was
erroneous. Father w. K. Ryan. who
returned Friday from San Francisco.
where Miss Hayes is now confined In st.
Mary's hospital, states that the lady Is
still alive, although no hope whatever
for her recovery is entertained. Miss
Hsye s is suffering from cancer Of the
liver, and though she went to San Fran
cisco to undergo an operation. her con-
dilion was such upon her arrival there
that the operation was not performed.
1t is q matter Of but a short time, physi-
clans say, until death will release tn,
estimable woman from her suffering.
To Be Buried At Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tribune. August 4: Father
W. X. Ryan received a telegram
Tuesday evening announcing the death
of Miss Ellen Hayes Of Ely. Nevada.
which occurred at st. Mary's Hos
pitil in San Francisco at Q O'Clock
in the afternoon. Miss Hayes will be
buried in Calvary Cemetery in this city.
although the place and time of the ser
vices have not yet been decided upon.