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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
vs..
NOTICE OF TIME AND PLACE OF
HEARING FIRST AND PARTIAL
ACCOUNT OF RECEIVER. 90. ..

Notice is hereby given that George
). Hail, the Receiver of the Nye &
Ormsby County Bank, has filed and
presented for settlement in this
court. his First and Partial Report of
his Receivership herein. and that
Saturday, the 9TH day of August. A.
d., 1909. at the Court room of the
above entitled court ut Carson City.
State of Nevada, has been fixed by
said court as the time for the hear
ing and settlement OF said Report and
Account. at which time and place
any person interested in the same o
in the above entitled matter may
appear and file his exceptions in
writing to said Report and Account
and may contest the same.
Dated July %, 1909.
Il. o. PATTERSON.
Clerk OF the First Judiciai District
Court Of the State of Nevada. in
and T.,. fI. l',,,txr ~ n,nsIxr
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27

eudweiser. the best Beer at the
epot soi-on.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
Notary Public. Ormsby County. Ne
vada.
OFFICIAL COUNT STATE FUNDS

state of Nevada
County of Ormsby. IS.
w. &. Douglass and r. C.. Stoddard
being duly sworn Severaliy say they
are members of the Board of Exam
inerS of the State of Nevada: that
on the 10Th day of July. 1909, they
(after having a~scertained from the
books of the State Controller the
moun of money which should be
in the Treasury made an official ex.
animation and count of the money
and vouchers for money in the State
Treasury of Nevada, and found the
same correct as follows:
SOlH 9tJS,JSl.tJ
Paid Coin vouchers not re-
turned to Controller ... S7,115.29
Total 1925 1870 -
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State
School Bond ........... $3.50. 10000
Mass. State 3 per cent
Bonds I9i .OOO.00
Nevada State Bonds ........ 1872. 5000
Mass. State 3R per cent
Bonds ~313.OOo.00
". S. Bonds ............. 5000. 90
Total ....-.............$2,6 52. 497 .OS
w. G. DOUt Ass,
II. C. STODDARD.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 19ta day of July. A. ID. 1893
l. A NE
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-27
FOR PIPE

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF Capitol Commission
ers, Carson City. Nevada, until II
o'clock noon, Monday. August 30, 1903
for furnishing the State I. q. b. Car
o City. Nevada, the following ma
terials:
$500 linear feet of = inch Converse
Lock Join Pipe
! s In. 40 deg. eli
z 8 In 30 deg. ellis
3 SxSx4 in. Tee, 4 in. side with
standard treads
sxsx3 in. Tee, 3 in side VITA stan
dard threads.
SxSxG In Tee
q In. Hub End Gate Valve
q y In = strap. cast-iron saddles
with two inch opening.
u In. 30 deg. ell
IS inca Converse plug.
400 linear feet of d in Converse
Lock joint Jipe.
All fittings for above material to
be of Converse Patent Lock-joint
pipe fittings. with exception of parts
that require standard threads.
$500 lbs. of Bar Lead. 100 lbs, per
bar.
Each bid must be accompanied by
Il certified check for ten per cent. of
the mount bid. The board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Bids much be addressed to the
Board of Capitol Commissioners. Car
son City, Nevada. and marked PRO
posais for Pipe"
Board of Capitol Commissioners.
Carson City. Nevada,
Date First publication jury u. 1909,
A short time We will work in your
city while enroute to our new loCa-
ton in San Francisco. Skilled and
years In the shops and factories ON
sewing machine work We ~ offer
you an opportunity that may not
come again for Men Of Our Glass sell
dom are on the road soliciting this
work. REIMBURSEMENT of new machin-
cry after being used Il short time Is
of great Importance and family ma
chimes are seldom worn out, they be.
come loose In adjustment and clogged
In the bearings.
People In the country need only
bring head of machine. Roberts and
Roberts Co. Rebuilding, Repairing
and Readjusting Sewing Machines.
Rooms-Mrs. Patterson. cor. Phil
lips and w. King SITS. Phone 594t3
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TAMAlE SEASON ON

Get your stationery at The Appeal.
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IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRIcT COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA. IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF ORMSBY.

The State OF Nevada. on the rela-
ton of X. &. Stoddard, as Attorney
General. and ID. :. DickersOn, w. e..
Douglass and ID. NJ. Ryan, as and
constituting the Board of Bank Com
missioners of the State of Nevada,
Plaintiff.
vs..
Nye Il Ormsby County Bank, Il cor
pOratiOn, and Frank Golden, Neil
Mclean, II. W. Kendall. J. J. Nc
Quillan. w. j. Douglass. Robert
Stewart and l.. l.. Patrick. the duly
elected, qualified and acting direct
ors of said corporation,
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Gcrmibtc ~Vuutsmannidyaft.

Colon ). Sc5ember. - Gas per
mibtc @oliiifboot Oes &ononenboot3
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~ariunoen nprbcn. mo eS eri1tirt nc,
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@ino nm inb iteigertc iid) 5u cinenl
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fcbrte Suriid mo bos &unoncnbuot
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aeloen Morgem lunoetc Die cine
9rptsmunnid)oit 5poli Wcilcn liih'
lid, bon Gort 2imoit, lpobln Is oitrd)
he,i Stl,rm perid)lagen moroeu NOR.
oGcin pon Dem onbcrcn Boot bat
man icitbem Midts geiehen uuo &c.
bort. obgleih bie ariegsihiiie "Ges
MoincS." Tacoma" .Warictto"
lho .gnglc" ieitocm beitanbia III Der
9,atborihoit %gcfreu5t babcn. Die
Gcrmibten iinb: Hpbert Scsl;c
BLAZERS mo Mpp GbWnrb Snitb.
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5l,dcrmon uno Games Tonalo Mil.
ler. SeclclItc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

Salt entblobte 2eid)e elmer CORNERS
iran alf Der 2anbitraBe geiun=
Den. - Sermutbung zines Ser
bred)ens beitGtigte iid nift.
Nelp Dorf, 5. 0e5embcr.-gilf
Scr 2onoItroBc bel SempIteab, SIS,
in nGditer NGbe ocs @obnbauies BON
Martin @. @oob, Dem Erdiibenten
ser Sempiteoo 9nnf, muroe g~eItern
Worgen bon 5ruei WGnnern Die bolb
entbloBte 2eidc Ser 80 Sabre oltet
Sormersgattin Sulio 81. @aIloce aus
Dem benadbarten Wunlon alfgetlln-
Den. Ger 9orper mar nit 9elllen
unb ablbiirfungen bebedt, mo am
Sopfe entbedte man cine tic1e Nib
ipunoe. Gas Sberfleio, Die Sloulc
unb baS Wieoer Der SoDten, ionic
cine 8elbtaihe, Die lie ln1ter eincnl
@urt 81 trogen pflegte, mllroen ont
liter zines meni9e Sdritte ent1erl1=
ten Seihes oufgefunoen, Mton llelg-
te 5uerlt Der gniiht gu oaB Die Srail
oos Spfer zines rGuberiiden llebers
ioQs gemorben lei. Sbr @otte, Der
fronf oornieoerIicgt, iagte, lie babe
sic @%cpflogcnbcit gebabt, groBcre
@cloiummen bel iid 81 tragcll. Spa-
ter iullroc ouf %9lnorbnllng oes Goros
ners cine Sbbllftion uorgcnomllelt,
meld,c oos Tprbonbeniein elmer
Gllontit1t bon Nlfobol i'm Wagell
Ser Sooten ergub. Won glaubt nlln-
nlcbr, Dob Die Sruu in Den Seid &C.
foQcn lit mo iib Die S%erlebungen oo.
bel uno bel DEM Scriufe, eincn
,3oun 5l iiberflettern, Inn ipieoer ollr
Die Strobe su %gelangen, ielber beige
brad)t bat.
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glunIcnmadver.S trife in Ybilaocl'
pbia beidlpicn.
bredenS beitGtigte lid nibt.

philadelphia. 5. Gc5cnnber.
9lui @rnno eincr gmpicbllun9 Der
Troll Moie Yoitor Stofes, Satin OeS
befoumtcn Ncp.Dorf WiGioudr, So
5ialiitcn, bat bic bieiige 9louiennas
hcr.llnion geitern 9lbeno beibloliem,
elnen Spmpntbieitrife 81 @unlten
Ger ~itrifcnben Neip.Dorfcr 9louieil-
niohcrinnen rno sur 9eiicrung Der
Gage Der cigellen Mitqlicber in Scert
SIT ictc,. Gns 0otum oes Strifes
lit nod niht beltimmt. IS beiinbcn
iid $1,000 Scmocn- llno glouien-
mo6erinnell IN philadelphia, ollcil
oicielben iinb nift olc o%rgnnilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-06

Der. IlGGBlid ser Infunft bcS
Sberiten Sl~orencio Gapabi elmer be
fannten Tcrionlihfeit aus Sononras,
nuf Dem 9ampfer ySerobia" aus &c
cha aeninnt mieocr ooS @eriid)t an
araft, DAB cine Hcpollltlon geeen Die
&egicrl1ng bes Eroiibentcn 2aoeln
bon SonburaS nift nuSblelbcn miro,
faus 3clopo's Sti1r5 5u Stonbe &c.
brad)t lperben ioIltc. IS bciBt mint
lid Sapubi geocnte baS Nmt eires
&oniulS fir Die rcnolution1rc Eartet
in Sonorros Sl iibcrnehmell, iobolo
3elapo obgciebt lei, ga III oielem
Sale cine oligenleine Grbebllng III
Sonouras umnermeiblid lperoen mir
sc. 3eIopo, beiBt es, babe 2apella's
@obl gum ErGiioelltcn bon Sonou'
ros biftirt, obaIeid) lie bod)It nnpopll.
lGr ipor. Seit ieiner Slnfunft bat
Touooi eifrio nit Den 6relmoen bes
iriiberen Irdiiocnten 9nniaa COME
rirt.
SefrctGr &ror' Nicarns
qua Sricf fritiiirt.
Stoot Mcrifo, 5. 0e5enlbcr.
- Sic merifoniihe Yreiie ldBt iid) IN
ibrcn coitprieQen Ausfiibrungen in
iorfoitiifen shtsoriidcn ilber bos
Gorgcben Ser Ser. Stoatcn, ben NIB.
brlld Der 9e5iebun9en 3l 9ticaroglla,
bcrnebmcn. Gic rIcti,ulibaoeS", ein
neugegriinoeics ipuniIheS 8lott. er.
flGrelL es lei nid)t Der 9rud), Der Or
itollnen berporrufe, ionbern oie Nus.
brlldsmeiie beS SbreibenS oes
Stootsiefret1rS anor burd) uoie Do
rim entboltene geid)impfung Der Vie.
publif elmer io,lper1nen Station"
u0ieie GrflGrlngcn bc5eldnen",
wie Der 2eitartifel lo9t, cine neue
gpod)e I'M Dnnfee- SmperlollSmils
uno ionftioniren bas Ned)t elmer ltors
fen Notion, cine iflpod)e I'M Nornel1
Der Sreibcit ulb Civilization NIT
&rica 81 iiber5icben,"
Vie .Merico Nllepo" cltlrt oes
StootSicfretGrs 9enlcrfllng ilbcr Die
Hcpolutioll, meld)c bic SOeole pes
TpIfes pertritt. uno erflGrt: nSierors
erbeQt. oob Der Grfolg enter Hepolil'
tion BOZ, Der 1SGbigfeit %obbGngt, Die
Hc9ierung in Maibinaton bopon gu
iibcr5eiloclt, oob Die 9cipegllng III Die
fer Mciic bic Sbeole 6es Solfes 5lll1l
9luSorilf brinot."
@eitcrc S6iffsbeiuegnn =
gen.
Colon, 5. TcScmber. = Nos Ser.
Stoatcn.& anonenboot eagle" ut
bon Gotta Hico bier unaefommell.
Dos Gononenboot .Worictta", lpel-
Dies in BORT 2inlon, Gotta Silica, Dor
s(nfcr lag, lit 9eltcrn Iput Mbcnos
bier cineclouicn. 9cibc Shifie 9e.
boron SIT ocn @cidrpooer, iueldcs
bier inter Commando bon Ionliral
ainboll fir Cit moglid)cs Ginitrei'
ten gcocn bic He9icrunG BON Nlcoro-
qua suionlmengeSogcn miro.
Can 1rancisco, Sol, 5. 0c.
3Gnbcr. - Dos aanorenboot uYrin.
ceton" trof bier ouf ocm @egc pon
Scr Mopp Dorb III @renncrton nod
Gorinto in Nicarogilo Elm ltno miro
porollsIittIid) nah Der Ginnobme bon
3oblen uno Frppiont bclte lelrc
Sabrt iprtieBerl.
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I'm Hanid) nntscfummen.

Salt entblobte 2eid)e eiller 6armers=
iran auf Der 2anbitraBe geinn-
Den. - Termutbung zines Ser
-- l-ELmI, =, L.I
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8lntigcr &i III cincm Balm
lu0H00n.

Srinceton. Snb., 5. 0c5ember.
= Mebrere 9ctrln,fenc bel!onben IN
Der lesten Nad)t nabe bier Oaruuf,
i'll cincn 8aeaon Der ~@panSpiae
& Soutbcrn Snoiana Traction Co."
i'll wcld)em iidp mebrere Gamen be-
foitoen. einsuoringen. unb es fam 81
circr Sh!dscrci, III wcld)cn Der No
tornlonn Ellis Mon ans Sort granh,
Si,o.. lcbensgefGbrlid) pcrlctt mliroc.
&l,d) Gonbufteur Cyrus @iqiamion
aus Sort Brand, lunroe ld)per pcr'
Iett, miro ieooh omon fpmmcn.
Mehrere Srailcr 5ogeil it'd auf Der
SIild,t ans bent @oggon leid)te Scr
lceungen bappn. ToIioglere lenften
sen @asgor, nad) Sort Sral,dl. nab
,eno Der aampf 5piidcn Der gcoie.
mug unb ben 9etrunfenel int 8onas
mar, Die 9esteren perbeu ictt bon
bel Eplisei geiudt.
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Giid)uf Stringcr nno Satin pcrmift.

edmonton II, siberia, 3. Sc5. -
Nod)rid)terL, lpeltc bllrd) Snoloner
Gus DEM gtorocn bicrber gcbrodlt
murocn, loiien bciiird)ten, ouB 8iid)oi
Stringcr uno ieine Satin, 5lpei Der
b%efonnteiten WiiiionGre i'm noropcit.
liten Canada, 5piitn bier nno
Saipion lmaefommen iinO. Sic
brod)en Dor lGngcrer 3cit BON bier
nod Gopior olf uno merocn icitOcm
ucrmibt.
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Nn Snrriabrrg, &1,, lit Stppi.
ibo 9o5id, Der inn Son1mcr bel cinenl
Strcit 5nci Nl,slGiocr crItnd) mo
bonn mahrclo iciucs 0on5en Yro5el-
les Srriinn iimulirtc, bon elmer Surp
bes Worbes i'm 5peitcn @ruOe ihul-
rig b%efllnoen morben. Die 8eifnpo.
rellen cmpioblen, bic Murimolitroic
ju pcrbGngen.
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Eulhpuu lebut nb.

@aibington :. s., >. Gc5,-
VI. !. Calhoun bon @bicogo, lpcld)em
9srGiiocnt Gait ocn @cionotihofts.
p3ltcn IN Gbino onbot, bat bcllelbcn
nEnclchnt
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28

aggregated more than S3,0O0O0O and
came from nearly twoscorc of clubs In
various parts of tho world.
The holding of a fight of such vast
Importance isn't simply matter of Of
fering Il big purse. Experienced men
are needed to run the big show. men
who can be depended on to bring the
battle to successful termination.
To these men the fabulous bids,
many of them made solely for adver-
Using purposes, read like fairy tales.
While they are forced to admit that
the Johnson Jcffries fight is without
precedent. they know there never was
przefight any place in the world, If
tho Burns-Johnson fight i'm Australia
can be excepted. that drew a $4,000
gate. Records Of fights in this country
show that the limit was reached when
Nelson and Cans fought at Goldheld.
The gate was S69,715.
The nearest to this was the $4,000
receipts at Coney Island the night that
Jeffries beat Sharkey. In Jen's bout
with Corbett in Frisco S62,340 was
taken In at the gate.
The COrbett Mccoy fight In New
York looked like a record breaker in
point OF a crowd that night. but when
the house was counted up the total
reached only $4,000
or course the picture taking priW-
leges of the Jeffries- johnson fight must
be taken into consideration. The pic
tures will be great money makers if
the fight ends satisfactorily, with a
victory for the white man. but there
is a chance that 1t win not. This fact
/ thus makes this end Of the fight a
| gamble. and gambling propositions
aren't always profitable.
/ Considerable expense must of neces-
/ sity be incurred In holding this big
! fight
| II the fight pictures turn ont wel
Jeffries and johnson will split up at
least S235,00O. This is a conservative
estimate. The Corbett- -Fitzsimmons
! pictures earned over 100000. This
fight has created greater interest all
over the world. The Corbett- Fitzslm-
mons pictures, being the first ever taxi
en- of big fight. were poor Today
the moving picture machines are near
~ perfect Moreover there will not be
another world stirring heavyweight
championship fight for years and the
pictures can have "A long run. II
wouldn't be surprising If they earned
IN the course OF time nearly half a
million dollars
Tex Richard and Jack Gleason. the
successful bidders for the Jeffries-
johnson fight, based their record break
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28

ing bid upon past events So did every
other promoter, and for a time good,
hard coin of the realm was juggled
with reckless abandon via mail, tele-
graph and actual handling of the
greenbacks themselves.
The fighters viii share alike in the
picture receipts, and the purse win be
split, 10 per cent to the winner and 20
per cent TO the loser The amount of
money each fighter viii receive has
been figured; Each will get $S3,S33.S3
on the basis of the pictures drawing
$250,000, while the winner will get $75,-
$50 of the purse and the loser $25,250
Thus the winners total share would be
s15a,0S3.33, while the losers would be
$10S, S,5S3.33.
The promoters have been doing n lit
tie figuring themselves. They think
the gate receipts should be $f25,000,
while privileges should bring I'm $685.
900. out of this they must pay the
purse of $101,000 and approximately
$4,000 to advertise and properly pro-
mote the fight. This leaves them about
$4,000 profit before the fighters enter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28

said Jeffrles recently in New York.
The announcement vas made by the
big champion after listening to an ar
gument between Berger, Bob Vernon
and Jack Gleason, the California fight
promoter, as to whether the referee
should be In the ring with the fighters
or on the outside.
81 have always been great admirer
of the English style of having the ref
eree on the outside" said Jeffries. "A
fighter in England knows that II he
holds on he is liable to be disqualified.
IN England the referee cautions the
men only once. Fearing dlsaualifica-
lion, they do more real fighting than
holding. J really think they should
try the English style over here, for 1t
would result in faster and better
fights and would give the public bet
ter run for their money. l hate to see
fighters hold on in clinches. /, for one,
like 10 keep fighting all the time. and
If Johnson will do the same the battle
ought To be an easy one for the referee
He won't have to break MS often"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28
GOTCH'S HANDS MAKE HIM.
Secret of Champion WrestIer'sl Prowcss
Lies In His Two Big Paws.

do you know what makes Frank
Gotch the greatest wrestler In the
world?" inquired DR.. Roller the other
morning. We'll" he continued. III
isn't speed nor his wonderful strength.
Now l will give YOU one guess"
The man addressed took one guess.
yes, you're right" said the doctor.
ITS the hands--the visellke grip that
sends us fellows chasing second mon
ey. When II comes To work with His
hands Gotch is in class by himself,
A great many people think Gotch Is
much stronger than yours truly. but
such Is not the case. In actual
strength there is very little choice be-
tween us. It's the hands. haven't got
that powerful grip. No man has It like
Gotch.
SHOWING plow when he was a boy
and continual training IN that depart
ment have developed Gotch's hands
until they are like iron. Farmer Burns
is the only other wrestler that know
Of that comes any way near compar-
Ing with the champion In the gripping
department. This hand story how
ever, is not offered as an excuse. Even
with the same development Gotch
would probably beat me-"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28
A NOVEL THEATER.

Preliminary plans OF theater de-
signed for tho exclusive use of rehears-
ing companies, attached to which shall
be completely equipped carpentry
and property construction department.
were recently submitted to Charles.
Frohman by the architects. For years
Mr. Frohman and other large produc-
ing managers have labored under the
difficulty of never having theater
available for night rehearsals and only
having theaters available for day re-
hearsals when no matinecs were being
played. The handicap from this has
been an inability TO rehearse com
panies consecutively and to rehearsc
the light effects of production on any
except a Sunday night.
The new building, extending from 20f
TO 210 East Forty-third street. VIII
contain huge stage and an auditori-
um. which is to serve as great work
room as we'll The structure Will bear
very little external resemblance to a
theater. The building Will not. In faci.
be a theater for audiences. but for ac-
tors. Its exclusive use will be for stage
productions and rehearsing companies
which cannot be accommodated at any
of the regular Frohman theaters.
The chief feature for the rehearsal
theater will be its admirably construct
ed stage. The thcater will have n
working stage as large as any at
tached to a regular New York theater'
This will be fully equipped with all
the modern devices for lighting and for
the manipulation of scenery. Above
it's proscenium arch will be hung the
immense light bridge built by Charles
/ NIsA
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28

into a sea Of difficulties. negro en-
ployee of the candidate has commltfen
crime. and nc Is pursued by a mop
of would be lynchers, who trace MN
to Morrow's estate. where he Is con-
cealed Here is a problem for the per
picked candidate. He realizes thst y
will never do to harbor an out and out
assassin. and he is also certain that TO
turn the negro over TO the mob would
mean his political undoing. He decides
to stifie his political ambition. but
Noyes releases the negro to the how'll
ing mob. without further delay tho
fugitive is lynched.
Morrow wins the election. More
trouble follows A prohibition bill pass
es the legislature. and II goes TO tno
new governor for his signature. He
believes that the measure is a worthy
one and that IL Is necessary to the wei
fare of the colored population Of the
state He makes up his mind to sign
It, but just then Noyes--thc distiller
and his cousin and promoter--protests'
Reused by the impending peril OF his
business interests, Noyes declares thnt
the governor has negro blood In bis
veins and threatens him with instant
exposure II he signs the bill Despite
this disagreeable alternative the gov
ernor signs the measure. True to ms
word. the infuriated dlstiller makes
public the blot on Morrow's escutcheon,
/ The governors fiancee Is offered her
| freedom and accepts II. At the last
Morrow resigns the governorship and
resumes once more his work for the
betterment of the negro race.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-12-28

Hamburg Belle Is dead there Is M
horse in sight that can make race
for the black son of Bingen. 2:06h
II Is to be hoped that Mr. Billings
VIII have uhlan tuned up to beat the
worlds record OF 2: OF. held by his own
mare. Lou Dillon. When the gelding
finished second to Hamburg Belle. ~
2.0lA, In their first race at Cleveland,
after having trouted on the outside all
the way and gained almost length.
he placed to his credit the best per-
formance he ever made by q trotting
horse for a single mile and demon
strated pretty clearly that with an
conditions favorable he can set thu
rseord right at the two minute mark