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policies, and he was not slow in TAX
ing issue with some things done by
his own party when the occasion
seemed to demand it. In view OF this
fact we doubt II the change in owner
ship will mean very radical change
in the policies of the paper Mont
rose Enterprise.
THE PAONIA NEWSPAPER ha. just
been purchased OF C. T. Hawaii. VIII,
is entirely responsible for it's exist
ence and present high standard. by
the Paonia Newspaper Publishing
company. company comprising l..
G. Bird, I. II. Lage and Miss Bes4
Ed dwar'i-. and the NEWSPAPER will
continue as heretofore, excepting
that its political policy will lie indie
pendent Republican instead of Demo-
cratic. Mr. Rawalt r-tires from
newspaper work because of a much
needed rest after six continuous
years in the harness and because OF
expects to seek a lower altitude for
his family inside the next few
months. The new editor OF the paper
is Mr.. I. H. Lage, who recently
came to this section of the state
from Wisconsin. He is a man Of
literary attainments, though mex
perienced in newspaper work, as we
are given to understand, but it Is safe
to infer that he will prove himself
capable OF entertaining newspaper
readers and also give proper repre-
sentation to the county. The Demo-
crat extends a glad hand to Mr.. Lage
and his partners and wishes Rawalt.
who is one Of those peculiarly origi-
nal writers, all sorts OF success wher-
ever he. may choose to locate-Delta
Democrat.
changed hands. C. T. Rawalt, who
for over five years has edited and
published the paper, having sold out
to T. II. Lage and others. Under
Rawalt's management, the NEWS
PAPER was one of the cleanest and
best papers on the western slope,
and the new editors will no doubt
keep it up to its old standard
Grand Valley Progress.
The last issue of The NEWSPAPER
announces that c. T. Rawalt has
transferred hfs interest to The Pao-
MIA Publishing Co. consisting of l..
g. Bird. I. H. Lage and Miss Bess
Edwards. Mr.. Rawalt will take
long rest and may possibly travel in
the south.-Hotchkiss Herald.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17

Winter time. you growlin.'
Kaze you pelted wild de sleet;
Summer time. you howlin',
Kaze de hot sand burn yo' feeti
Single file. OF double
No matter whar you roam.
It's trouble. trouble, trouble.
TIL heaven say. Come home,' "
Atlanta Constitution.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17
Holiday Rates

One fare tor the round trip via
the Rio Grsnde between all Colo
RADIO points Tickets on sale
December 81. % and 81. 1909. and
January /. 1910. Firal return
limit January 3. 1910 For further
information call on l. ,cal Agent.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17

he had been called to view the body.
We went, the four of us. in the ma
chine. preferring the execrable roads
to the matinee train. with half of Cas-
anova staring at us. And on the way
we decided to say nothing of Louise
and her interview with her step
brother the night he died. The girl
was in trouble enough as 1t was.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17
Commercial PriutinG.

OF every sort and kind prompt
ly turned out al this Office. Give
US a trial order. We wan, to
prove that we can please you.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17

FoR SALE:-l top buggy nearly
new. single harness. | first class
mich COW Inquire ot Ira Cline.
PaonIa.
The newspaper., 1909-12-17

Old papers for sale at this of
hce. % cents per hundred.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-21
Sauces and {. Condiments

Yacht Club Salad Dressing, small bottles
 Yacht Club Salad Dressing, large bottles :, Durkee's Salad Dressing, small bottles
 Durkee's Salad Dressing large bottles
 Monarch Tomato Catsup, medium bottles
 Monarch Tomato Catsup large bottles Club House Tomato Catsup, medium bottles Club House Tomato Catsup, large bottles Faust Oyster Cocktail CatSup, large bottles Monarch Chile Sauce, l-2 pintS bottles Monarch Chile Sauce, pints bottles |. Major Grey's East India Chutney Sauce, qts l.. P Worcestershire Sauce, small bottles
 l.. & P Worcestershire Sauce, medium bottles L, & P, Worcestershire Sauce, large bottles
 Holbrook s Worcestershire Sauce. small bottles HolbrookS Worcestershire Sauce, medium bolt Holbrook's Worcestershire Sauce, large bottles Royal Dutch Prepared Mustard, OF bottles As You -Like-It Horse Radish, small jars
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-21
POULTRY

ordering Thanksgiving Poultry until the las you all meanpace your We do handle cold stock All poultry especially killed and dressed Net weight in every instance.
 FINE FAT DRESSED GRANTED TURKEYS .28 per- H FINE FAT DRESSED GRANTED HENS . 25 :" FINE FAT DRESSED GRANTED GEESE .22 :" FINE FAT DRESSED GRAHUFED DUCKS 22 |" '" FINE FAT DRESSED GRANTED STRANGERS 27 z /"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-21

fPurF sgningO tyd@f first nada atnher
 Lowell Hhbee
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-21

Imperial Flour, 25 ID sack, $1.0O
 $ < 50 ID sack, l.9O Diamond Nj Flour 25lb sack, LOO
 "' 50 lb sack, 1.9O
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Gin @miiat iiber GrsIraibent Gpoie:
pclt ppn cinem bentid= amerifa=
niiden Shmlbmben.
A-&-A-

@or llneefGbr so Snbren 51riid
ipurbe @r<Y rdiioent Hooiepelt ge6os
rem. Sa maren nod feline Seoop
BARS. barrm nannten ieine @ltern i'm
Ebeobor, bns beibt Sebbp, benn. bann
70 pad5ten tie. befommen Die ainber
audi ScbbD Bars. Ils SebDD gr6s
Ber murbe. mubtc er ale Shulen
6eIuten, nm piele Sprdfen an ers
Ierncn. lInb feline gltcru idi6ten
i'm barim audi nah Seutihlanb.
Elattbeuti6 81 lernen. IlS er 5uz
rid fam. aing er peitli6 6u Den
,Golp6ops", nm Die milDen &iibe al
fansen llno aui Die Yrairie. UNI bic
Gopots tobt gu Ihlagen. @ls Der
Grieg 5ipii6en gmerifa unb Spanien
.ausbrad1, gin9 Sebop nit ben oHoffs
rioers" na6 Cuba unb Id1lia nit
icincm eroben Std" ober Gniippcl
aIe Spanier nit ibren Sdifien
foput. Sas eefiel ms Im%erifaneru
red,t gut, nnb Die 2eute mahten i'm
6lm @e~isprdlioent. unb dis YrGs
iibent Wcainlep tobtgeifoiieu mar,
ba mrrbe SeSbp Yraiibent. Iber
nun crit Seigte er ieinen 9roBen
aniippel uno nu6 ieinen vWottrdf"
nit bem CT Den Mott a~ufrdfte".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

9ies seficl Den 9cutcn 10 gut. unb
lie madten ibn ipieoer gum Yrdiipens
ten. HUB nun tug 5ebDp crit redt
oil, nit ieinem 9robcn aniippel III
Der Slift berum 6u fhd)tcli. Gr mad)te
ulle Geute bang, nllr meinen Sdter
ni6t, penu Der Iagts oft: Hoolepeit
nit ieinem 9ro6en anilppel fdnu nod
nidt nal Dem Sobn 9. 8ofterfeller
feline aeroIins &aune faput lhla9en.
am pierten IGr5 1909 bdnften
Die 9eute Seopb ab ais Yrdnoent.
Die 2eute ans Ifrifa bnben tbm &C.
ihrieben, er loa bprtbin fontnlert ltno
Die 90ipen mo Siger tootIdla9clt NIT
ieinem 9roBen aniippel, oenn Dicle5
W,cb that linen ail buS SitBtorn mn
oas Gaierfraut ais Den @drteu
freiIen. @enn Scbbp oamit fertig
lit, mltS er nuf &erlan8en @ilbelm
III. na6 Berlin geben, I'M Die ourrnte
8erliner einmal ctnaS gut Sentlf
por3uleIen, benn Der anijer in9t feline
8erliner ipred)cn Gin Iebr i6lchteS
Oeutif. 8a6 miro SeObD bieic iibcr
bic Sbren baueu nit leinem anilppel,
lpenn lte 1tdt 10 gut Seutlb lpreden
pie er.
@on bort 9ebt CT Damn naf Solz
LAMB, bos 2anb po leiuer Sorodter
Wiegc itaub. ga ipirb CT Die Solz
lanoer mas boudnoii1es porlelen.
@ie tpirb iih ba bic 8Dnigin 8ilbels
mine frenen. Siele Wilbclmine
fonnte audi cbcuiognt 8ilbelm III.
beiBen, ipie Der aonig bon EreuBen.
9ieic aoni9in miro Damn nobl gum
Seobp iagen: .@ea Mp'n Serr
8poiepclt aei funt 5000 6oQdHbiih
prnaten. Gng gel Dat bon ripen
@rootpnber eelebrt." ltnb Sebbp
lpirb 9eniB io9e: 80 Wan Sroms
&%onisin." Bon On aebt Sebop na6
Srantreih oeu Sran3olen einnlal Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

2eoitten 81 Ieien, ipnrlm iic iid 20
uno II 10 gottser6drmlif Durdbz
prii9eln lieBen bon Den gYriiiieneS".
llnb Die SranSoien trerben iaeen:
Gong MpSjcu Hooienelt pa lie
Srii1iengs". llnO ipenn Hnpiepelt
lid miioe geleien bat, ipirb er brn
S%ran3oien ieincn groBen &uiipp,l
I6enten, nm bantit ben SritiIieng5
Dan9e 6u MAIDEN. nie er es gcmadDt
bat III Den Staateu BON Nmerifo;
Damn Miro CT nit ibuen SdnbieDdteu
un0 ia9en: ~au 8epoir@@, unb Die
6%rnn3oien iperben i6nt nntfporten:
aSoob bel WRilter Sepbp @opiebelt."
llno Damn fon,mt CT nieber bsim uno
Iciue Sodytcr YliitreB &pngportb
miro Damn nobl Den 2unh fir i'm
iertie baben. - Heip Iraeue, Wima.,
sc. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Gin fromntcr @anih.

Gin bitterb0ier @mtnann, Der bic
Observation-Disclosures iebr qualte. brad
ben SuB in 10 ihlimmer @ciie, baB
er nbgenommcn lperben mnBte. Gin
Bauer fam in Sriueenben Iuselceenz
beiten OH lein Sfmer3enSla9er nnb
maro bon ibm nit Der Srage empfanz
0en: .8as iagen eenu Die Seute 6u
mcinem llngliid?"
Ser Bauer paro berle9en.
Sinh, lpas iIts?T fubr Der GA,t,
mann anft hcrnus nit bcy Spra6e.
Ser Barter lid an 0br frnseno) I:
ga, seltreh9er 6err. - Die 2eute.-
Die 9eutc id9en balt. Der SUB lei Su
tur5 %obgerommen lporben.~.
Imtmann: nWie. pas2 - 100 bait
er benn dbgenommen pcrben ioacn?
gauerl tan leinen Sals 5eigeno) /:
.Sn Der 8egeno meinen's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

Ga Solette tpirb, ipie CO 6ciBt, @pr.
iibcnber Deg Gomites fir Geniusz@n:
g%elegenbeiten lperbeil. ipel1en Yoiter
bisber Senator 2obge iune bate
Sem 6aqc uuo Gouiortcn lit infolgC
hes @or9etens Der S%uiurgenten Dee
Suuics elm seipultiger Sfrcden in bi,
@lieber gefabren. gle fiirHten, oaf
Die iiingercn Senatoren, oils perer
MdbelSfiibrer So SoIlettc nod DO,
&ur5em bon linen be5eihnet purbe
bem Seiipiel Der Sniur9enten oes
Saules folgen unb 9lei6faas einc
offene SnIurreftion ini5enieren fonns
ten. Srei bon linen, Curtis alis
&nnins. Sorab aus Sba6o uub Siror
ans Nenaba, ituo beuu oildl 6ereits al
Wtitgliebern bes Gomites fiir Gomites
crnnnnt iporben, no lie ips9en Der
%itarfen %conierpatipeu Wdjoritdt nifi
picl aS1a0en" nnriften fDnnen,
&nocre mrlibi9e illn9c Setter nlis
Dem yGberofee "Trip" iplleu in d6nz
lidcr @ciic unteraebradt perbeu.
Go mill mar nGrtlih bic Yltnrubigcn"
benin Dag @cipiiicn nod ni6t reht
milr6e 9eirorbeu lit otirrcn", inbem
man i1ncn ein Eldeden n1tipeiit, no
lie ben Eldneu ber Observation-Disclosures
Scrrcu nidts dnba6sn fDunen. Nir
Die ~@iibinnac" gum S6ipeigen
bringen. bnB bas Iicbe 8olf ni6ts
hDrt, Der GonQreB niht in ieiner Srobe
nendrbeit aeitort nirb: bnS lit Dos
Wfptto, uad1Oem man All 8aihiratou
perfabrt.
GS mag nuG nod eripd6nt iperben,
baB mo icgar bier . benz .@elat"
bort, Den 05eo0u". pardon. Colonel
Hopleoelt AMI Ieincr 6abrt mad DEM
lpilocn - Ifrlfa erregt. Sic nlte
Seitc bon Gibraltar baltic lpibcr pont
aauoueubouncr Der cngliihen @e9
iGiibc: vScobp" nuf Dem IS II
mann" bon .9ull" beeruBt, III
bns nid,t edlre Sdifials.iide! 8eld'
Elm 0cmiih bon 08cbrmutb" mnO
~Srennciieln" uno .Seetan9" mag
iid Da i'm Sobn 8ulfi6en @eltcns
gcbirn 5uiammen9efra66elt ba6en.
Nidt minbcr gcrGuihpoa mar Die Be-
griiBung Dos .bcriibmten Geilcnpcn"
I'M ifonen Neapel. Nntiirlid prnnfte
Der gauge Safen bod Sln9gcn uuo
iSobncu nit bcn Stars" unb
Stripes. NQcs iaud)3tc unb frob7
!odte Dem Or Srdiibcntcn entsesen.
unb Hpoiepclt lddeltc.
Sn &afen bon &enpei iii Die
MiiiiDn Der o6nm6ur9" criiiQt, uno
Serr Nopiepelt pirb bic Heiic nad Der
oftitauii6eu &iiitc orrf Dem Snmpfcr
.Nomirnl" fo~rtieben. oerr 9looics
pclt uno MeiieaeiGGrten iino nQe bel
gutter Weiunh6eit unb es mag nod
bier b~in8ugeiiigt luerbcn, bnB oSebbp"
10 tiidtia init Dem Haiicrmciier q G.
iibt bat (betanntIib wirO Ii6 der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

GrsErdiibcnt. nadlbcm Die Grpcbition
Den SelboSen Iirifa's betreten Bat,
1.lb,t rdIleren), bnB CT jest idppn
clnen ~Sbapc" beiperfit ,n'geu fanr,
obne ods 9anse @elidt tdtoipieren 5u
mi'len, - GOOD for boii, rSeobp"!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
(Spe8iea fir Dieie 3eitrns.)
Der 8mnSrsbamptfaSt.
Vpm 9arif. - ltnangenebnnc Sn=
a%nsuratiuns Nahweben. -
Scrnm sesen EDpbns. - Die
ySeihbliitigen" int Gonsref
pbcr bic yjnnsen @ciiter" ans
bonn ,G6crpfec Strip. -
,Sebbp" anf Der Reiie. -

Ilio 8aifee uno Sbee itcbcn ieet
ibon nuf Der Sreiliitc. Wbat negt?l
Sic Snouguratipus : Setcr bate
and lire Nnfmebel, Die lid inter
anberem in @eitait elmer alngc bon
$1,445.25 5cigte, fpclde cine WDbel>
Sirma gcgen 6rn. 6. s. Steliluagen,
Gpriisenber Des Snnu9urntions>
Gpmitcs cr6ob. G5 banbelt iif I'M
Den %erlut bon 1000 Stiiblen, pcl6e
Die @eielihaft auf Dem Yaraoeitdno
Dor Dent @ciBen Sauic mfgelteilt
hattie, o6er nit Der 8erorbnun9, baB
biclelben bireft mad Der Sardoe meg
aciaafft lperben ioQtcu. Gls aber
@n9en ~porfubreu, Inn bieie SrperS
au5Suiiibren, ipurben lie bicrbon bon
Dem betreficnben Gomite n~69e6alten,
unb Der Sturm beI6dbigtc Die Stilble
I6lucr. SaS iii bios einc bon Den
uielen iinan3ieaen WiBbelli9feiten, Die
Die EMANCIPATION i'm 8efol9te bat.
Winior SrcDcrid e. HliiicG pDm
Qer5tcz Corps Der Irmee. Der am
mebi5iniideu Wtuieum 81 8aibin9ton
itatipnirt lit, rot Die Nui9nbe erbalten,
Die Nuiiiht bel Der @eriteluug BON
Serum iiir Die Smpfung Der SpIDatcn
gegen Snpbu5 81 ieiten. 9s ipurbc
bcreits on iene 6pIpit6lcr Serum bcrs
innbt, no lid Solbaten borfanoen, Die
iid frcitpiGi9 iurpfeu lieBen. Mebrere
gcnmte bom Ier5teitab ba6en lid
impien laRen. IuBerocm crbielt Der
Sberitabs sIr5t Der Nrmee Snidriften
bon britiiGen Ner5tes Nutoritoten, Die
lebr belobi9cuO ii6er pa5 Serrm
lalltcn.
Ser 8isconiiner Senator, Serr go
Splctte. i6eint lid niht da8u iebr
rariibcr 5u grdmen. baB oCnfel Soc,
Der had Champ Charts ausgciprohce
ucr gniiht Der @cbirneripeidlung pcr>
fa0en iii, i'm ais cillcn Sale" be-
s~eionet hot. llnIcre cbreulucrt6cu
Serren @cicbgebcr nebmcn lid bsrs
alcidlen Aoiennmen unb on5iiglihe
tleine Sdcr8c ridt meter libel. Sic
iinb gum Sbcil cbeuIo btffopfig mic
pie Tash0ruer. 6~lubpicrpc unb ions
iti9e S%idbdnter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
(Spc3ien fir bieic 3eitung.)
Hirdrm,nn hkalirdr
nlnmnrrei.

stn upifcter" Wricf hes buhiu'iteit
Srn. GrsbiihpfS WcRrner ppn
MilwGnfee, @is., nnb bas
uWDtu prrprip". - Sohc Wmiif=
lidtcr, @pangeiiMm mnb Srasel=
fpriidc. - Sin Srn. t. ppit
Suffalp!---ltnier iettgcn mehr=
i%ttnmigcn gemiiften GbDrc. -
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
INTERESTING RELICS COME TO
LIGHT IN TITHING OFFICE

One of Utah's most historic old
building, the old tithing office, at the
head of Main street, is falling beneath
the pick and bar of the workers. In a
few days the old building, which had
stood at the corner of Main and South
Temple streets since the year 1852, will
be gone and on the site viii be "a gang
of men busily engaged in digging ex-
cavations for the big hotel to be con.
structed on this historic site.
Many rooms in the old tithing Office
building have been closed for years and
their contents, records and books of the
church s business affairs in the early
days, were moved from their long rest
ing place yesterday. Covered thfekly
with dust of many years aceumula
tion, were the records and the cords
which held papers together were rotten
with age. Several bundles of the old
documents, deeds, tithing receipts and
orders were broken open and were
found to be in an excellent state of
preservation. The writing on the papers
dating back to 1855 was as clear as if
written but few days ago.-Salt Lake
Herald.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
MONTHLY REPORT
OF ASSESSOR

Assessor Leonard has returned from
his official trip to the northern end OF
the county. The Assessor reports that
at National, on the night of the 21st
ult.. snow fell to depth of six inches.
The people in that section of the coun-
tv are said to be in a very amiable
mood, owing to the crop prospects. AL
though somewhat backward, on account
of the cold spring, a bountiful harvest
seems now assured.
Assessor Leonard has just completed
his report for the month of May. 1t
shows collections amounting to ST.
531.30, from an assessed valuation of
s7S,960, including sheep taxes in the
sum of $342.90.
The Pullman company paid $17652,
on valuation of 11,735. The num-
Der of miles of track over which the
company operates its cars through nine
states is taken as the basis of valua-
ton. The total value of all its cars
amounts to $S3.74 per mile, and its
trackage of 14014 miles in Humboldt
county makes up the total valuation
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
BEGIN WORK ON
new Line

IL. l.. Thomas, superintendent of the
telephone company, arrived from Salt
Lake Thursday, and left this morning
for Willow Point. Yesterday force Of
men was started on the construction of
a new line from Willow Point to Me
Dermitt, and it is expected to have it
in operation within thirty days.
Last evening Mr.. Thomas was in con.
sultation with S. w. Gundaker, presi-
dent of the National Mining Company
of Nevada, and it is understood that
plans were perfected for extending the
line into National.
1t is not the intention of Supt.
Thomas to stop at McDermitt, but in
the near future the line will be extend
ed to Vale, Oregon, via Burns.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
REV. WILSON ENJOYING
WELL EARNED VACATION

Thursday morning Rev. J. M. Wilson,
pastor of the NJ f. church, left on the
Overland Limited for Kansas City. On
June Rev. Wilson will attend the an
nual banquet of the alumni of Baker
University, Baldwin, Kansas, which
institution is his alma mater, and will
respond to the toast, "Class of '79.
Tomorrow morning Rev. Wilson will
occupy the pulpit at the Highland
Heights M. +. church. Kansas City.
At the local NJ +. church tomorrow
Rev. d. S. Wigstead, of Hazen, will oc-
cupy the pulpit morning and evening.
The pastor expects to be absent about
six weeks, and during that time sun
day school will be held regularly AMI
services as often as minister can be
secured.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
PROGRESS OF THE
WESTERN PACIFIC

Last Tuesday construction work on
the Western Pacific was resumed at
Rocky Point, oppositee Battle Noun
tain, and if there is no further delay
the road should reach Winnemucca be
tween July Is and August l.
Material for the new roundhouse is
arriving daily, and work on the new
building will be commenced upon the
arrival of Foreman Pohlman, who is ex-
pected daily.
III. l.. Clumpett, an expert well man
has arrived from Los Angeles to take
charge of the sinking of wells along the
company's line,
c. w. Root, traeklaying engineer, has
new stenographer in his Office at the
material yards, in the person of b. F.
Lundy, from San Francisco.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
FOREST CIVIL SERV.
ICE EXAMINATION
Especial to Silver State Newsl

OGDEN, June 5.--The United States
civil service commission announces an
examination June 16, at Salt Lake City
and Logan, Utah; Boise, Moscow and
Pocatello, Idaho; Cheyenne, Laramie
and Sheridan, Wyoming, and Reno, Ne
vada. This examination is held to Sc
cure eligibles from which to make GER
tifcation to fill existing vacancies al
5000 per annum in the position of for
est clerk in the forest service and
vacancies requiring similar qualifca-
tions as they may occur, at salaries of
5000 to $1,000 per annum.
Eligibles from this examination will
be subject to appointment on the Ash
ley, Fillmore, Fishlake, Manti and
Nebo forests in Utah; on the Coeur
'Alene, Caribou, Nez Perce, Lemhi
and Payette forests in Idaho; on the
Cheyenne, Laramie and Sheridan for
ests in Wyoming and on the Humboldt
forest in Nevada. Many of the places
VI dIt very utS1TdDlt
residence point of view.
The duties to be performed consist
of carrying on Office correspondence,
keeping files, and conducting routine
business during the absence of the for
est supervisor in the field The forest
service does not furnish either houses
or subsistence and appointees will be
expected to report at places of employ
ment at their own expense.
The examination will consist of
spelling, arithmetic, penmanship, let
ter-writing, copying from rough draft
and typewriting and stenography Ap-
plicants should at once apply either to
the United States civil service commits
sion, Washington, D. c., or to the sec
retary of the board of examiners at
any place mentioned above, for appli-
cation form 304.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
OF FRED
G. MULLER

The funeral of Fred G. Muller was
held from the NJ E. church Wednesday
afternoon at 4 clock and was attend
ed by nearly the whole town. 1t was
the largest funeral, with the longest
cortege, ever seen in Winnemucca.
Rev. j. NJ. Wilson, who conducted
the exercises, was visibly affected, but
paid an eloquent tribute to the sterl
ing qualities of deceased. The choir
rendered beautiful music, which in
cluded Cardinal Newman great hymn
/" Lead, Kindly Light" "Some Sweet
Day" and "Abide With Me-" the
latter a duet by Misses Dorothy Parker
and Florence Gutherie.
The public schools adjourned at {
o'clock, in respect to memory of the
dead boy, and many of the pupils were
present. Frank Krenkel, Oscar Rein
hart, w. S. Bonnifeld, Jr., Fred Pearce
Fred Abel and Charles Guthrie acted as
palbearers.
The chancel was literally banked
with beautiful flowers, sent by friends
They were photographed before being
taken to the cemetery, and it required
two wagons to hold them all.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
DEMOCRATIC MULE
TO ENTERTAIN
Goldfield, New, June 3, 1909.

Goldfeld, New, June 3, 1909.
Greeting:
On Flag day, June IA, the Democrats
of Esmeralda county will hold an all
day jubilee and celebration in honor
of Major Minnemascott, the famous
mule awarded to Goldfeld precinct by
William Jennings Bryan as the precinct
which showed the largest percentage of
gain in last fall' Is election over pre-.
vious elections. The Major is now in
our midst and we want all other good
Democrats to be also. Therefore, on
the 14th Of June, the Esmeralda county
Democrats have prepared to entertain
their fellow Democrats from every
county in the state with one of the
most unique and altogether enjoyable
celebrations ever held in the west, and
we especially invite the editors of all
Democratic papers; the members of the
state and conuty central committees;
All Democratic town and county Off
cials all the Democratic members of
the last and preceding legislatures and
all who go ito make up the rank and
file of the militant Democracy, to be
with us on that day There will be a
monster parade and festivities at the
park in the afternoon, big supper and
speechfest at night, and all the
Democratic leaders of the state will be
present, including Governor Dicker-
son. 1t win be a state rally of Demo-
Gratis and we want you all to come
and enjoy the day with us and rejoice
over the good times that have come to
the country under the new Republican
administration.
Respectfully,
CHARLES s. SPRAGUE,
j. F. NARDAMAN,
r. L. HUBBARD,
Committee
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-06-05
END OF CRIMINAL
CALENDAR in sight

In the District Court yesterday
morning, upon motion of the prosecut-
ing attorney, the case against John
Coovling was dismissed. Defendant
was indicted for burglarizing the ware
house of the Lovelock Mercantile com
pany, but that firm evidently conclud-
ed the boy had been sufficiently pun
ished by his six months Imprisonment
awaiting trial. Attorney J. A. Gala
han, of Loveloek, represented Coovling.
This morning Robert Smith, colored,
was sentenced to Is months in the pen
itentiary. Defendant was indicted for
burglary, his offense having consisted
of the larceny of an overcoat from a
Pullman car standing in the Winnie
mucca yards. On his arraignment
Smith plead not guilty, which plea he
yesterday changed to guilty.
Yesterday afternoon court took an
adjournment until Monday morning,
when the case of State of Nevada vs..
Frank Robertson will be taken up De
fendant was indicted for assault with a
deadly weapon, alleged to have been
committed at Lovelock.
The case of State Of Nevada VS.. Max
Sanchez, indicted by the recent grand
Jury for assault with intent to kill
has been set for Wednesday, which
will finish the criminal calendar for
this term