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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-01

Herman Lodge, No. 116 Germany.
meets regularly every "Wednesday
evening ct 8 o'clock. g. Loeffler. N,
G.. Albert Letter. Rec. SEQ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-01
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Morning Star Lodge. No 5.-Mee,,
Fifth and Blondeau, X. Of P. BUILDING
Tuesday at 1880 p. m. w. 3. Strim.
back, Chancellor Commander; ]. a
Burgess X. Of r. and 8. Visiting
knights fraternally invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-12-01

Puckechetucl Lodge, 20. 43. meets
every Friday evening At o'clock, W.
=. Rokey, N. G., Geo. w. Imme-
CART. Per Sec.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

- 900 8nibels @erltel
Sriidt man ben Yreis uni einen Gent
ba5 9uibel %berunter, 10 perlieren mir
Sarmer cine MiQion unb aht Mal
bunberttduieno Collars an Der 8eritel
Sung's bolt faitl
Mit pielem ,@etbu'" ipuroe
lebtc ISOLDE angefiinbist. baB ods ueue
0ebGuDe Der Gbicagp'er @etreibebDrIe
bier Miaicnen Collars eetoitet babe.
Wbo fmrniibeb tie brid? (Ser Sars
mer, ielbltocritdupIihl)
8ei Den Siibnersiiftern gilt bie
Heael. ba6 Die NahfommenIhaft
meiitens benz 9obu unp nidt Der
9enne nadidlagen ioa. Sit bieies
nift mebr Der Sail pScr bleiben Ger
unbefruttet. Damn bat Der alte Siibs
nerpater abgebient uno muB burh
eiueu itraminen iungen Sabn erieet
lperocn.
- Cine Sil3franfbeit mn6te Iih
IN Den lebten Sabren ~ltellenipeiie in
Soma an Der Sirie (milet) bemerfs
bar. Sic botaniihe Ibtbeilung Der
YeriuhsItation nabm cine Inter
lufrn9 ppr unb entSedte, baB Die
Granfbeit vmi0et imit" lit. nelhe in
ein5elnen Sbeilen guropa's oortommt.
Sic aranfbeit ipurbe tpabriGeinlif,
nit Siric eingeihleppt. ipeIhee fir
Saat5fpede ans Seutlhlano importirt
iplirbe. Yrof. Yammel iteute felt, pab
Der aranfbeit baburh porgebenst ipers
ben fam. bnB mar ben Samen 5pei
Stunben lang in cine 26iung. be-
itebeno aus eiuem Yfunb Sormalit
aif As 8alonen 8ailer. eintnuht.
Cine poaltdnoige 9ei6reibune bicier
&ranfbeit unb dbnliher &ranfbciten.
pelte !Sirie. @ei8en. 5afer. Sobnen
uub @elpnen befalen. lit in Bulletin
Yp. 104 entbnltcn. Sieies Bulletin
lit Ioeben I'M Srud erideineu uno
miro frei an slae perididt, pelhe
barum iGreiben. Wan abre11iere:
Director s. s. Curtis. Soipa grperis
ment Citation, NmeS, Soma.
-+-%-%-
- Sann Die 3eit grdbt ibrc Salten
IN Sem IntliB Dir persebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

Mepprteritif.
Der gum Tpbe 1crurtbeilte fpurbe
am 10. Wai 1859 an Berlin geboren
rnb ipar boroem unbeitroft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
Sas Shli,nmite.

Iltes Saus: Nir lit beut' aanS
miierabeI 81. Nuthsl So unaeiabr
oenfe i6 mir Die Stimmung, ffpenn
mar Gin grannen beitanoen BAT.
Studs: Sns mare bod gerabe nidt
bas Shlimmife.
Gltes Suus: 0phl Sann bat Sic
Suri6enberrlihfeit elm @nbel +
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
@aanetiSmMS.

9i6terling (fdut in elmer Rebats
ton beim &iidipdrtstreten in Den
Yapiertorb).
&ebafteur: 81, Ell. Sic baben acs
piB nieoer einige bon SIREN 8ebihs
ten in Der Saidel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
Wid1t beisufpmmen.

Sic: Gber Iannl Su perrGuderit
mir nit 9einem episen S~abafsaualm
meine i6oneu @arbinen ! sanS uno
CARL.
@r: Gel bod frob. Mltel Sas &C.
rdubcrte bait lid beiierl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
Woberne &inbcr.

Snfel: Ia, Gls6en, bait 0u SioJ
benn nidt redt aber Die T%uppenitrbe
gefreut. Die Der 8eibnaftsmann Sir
gebraft bat2
glsden: Gh, 9eb' mir nit Dem
8eibnahtsmannl Ser mub bod gar
feline GbHun9 bon elmer mooerneu
ginri9tung babenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
Cine fritiide ssraae.

3ufrieben nit Dem grgebnib Ieiner
Srilfnng. eriuht Der S6ulinipeftor Die
Sdiiler elmer 0orfi6ule. linn beliebiee
Sragen bor5uleeen: Stun. Steiner.
tpanbte er ii6 an eineu udhbenflid,
paIieenben ana6en. ib febe. Su bait
fpas anf Dem 3er5en. Sum beraus
namit, mein SobnI
Renn sic bis an Den SaIs i'm
9red itedtel. uib ih men Stein mad,
Sbrem &opf iperf', piiroen Sic iid
banu ipo9I buden2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
uif GnsIiid.

Cine iebr biibihe @ei6ihte bon
oeutlher Hamenipunblung miro in Der
beutlheu G~bicago'cr 3eitibrift .Sie
8lode" er3dhlt. Ser Shreiber nans
bert nit einem anglo siriiheu 9etanus
ten ourh Die StraBcn elmer 9roben
Staot I'M iernen @eiten unb beiiebi
lih Die Namen on Den 3doen. Ser
@efannte b%ebnuptet. Ygrline" lei ents
i6ieben eiu altcueliider Hamc. Sic
treten in oeu 2aben elmer 8Gderei
uno irasen nad Dem 8eiiber. poraui
Die @erf1uferin in ben Nebenrauml
bineinruft; Batter. tnnnIht email
foume?" Gin runaliher Gier5iser
eriheint. Scincm @ciidt iiebt man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
GanSwiftbs eboftliebes

ntentlih ipenn sic pGterliten Mittel
nid)t reifen, nm ibm in Der Ndbe duf
Die Siibe 5u belfen? Sid auf Dem
Sanbe ais aneft ~nerbingen. paBt ibm
uid]t. neil man fem eigener Serr ge<
fpeien. uno Damn lit aud bd5 Elm ur<
Iiheres grob, benn Der GARNER behalf
ben Irbeiter uir 10 LANCE CT muB.
ga lit Die Stabt nit ibren belieren
2obnperbdltuiiien berlodenoer, ipcun
di6 Ranher. ihner cnttdu1ht, iuies
Der aufs 3anb 5uriidfliihten mnB
ober I'M tollen grfpcrbsitruoel inter-
gebt. @ielfah lit aud Die pdterlife
&nauierei baran Idulo, boB Die Sohne
bonn 2anbc in Die Stabt fliid)ten, neil
Der @ater an benz crporbenen Mani
mon feitbalten unb benz Sobne nidt
ulif Die geine belfcn min. Sd
femme bier eineu Sarmer. Der iebr
ipublbabenD lit, aber nift bnran oentt.
leinen beibcu Sobnen cine eigeue
Wirt6idaft ein5mrihten. Sic baben
linn gebolfen, oas gu eripsrben. mas
or bot: unb nun nluB Der cine lid ge>
le9eutlif tpdbreub ber Sommerfrie
ffen3eit ais .8arseeper" ourdihlas
gen Inb Der unoere iih iein 9roo
ionitipie berbienen. Iderbnuminiiter
8ilion meint. es piiroen nidt geriig
2nnotpirtbe erSngen unD iebe itdbtiihe
Shule ober boberc 2ebronitolt miiBte
lid bas our Iufgabe madden. Sas lit
elm l%lnlinn. Sic .Dffentlihe" Shule
lit 10 ihon nit ~9ebr5peigen iibcrbilr>
oct unb lit mar cher geneigt. bns nid,t
unbeoingt Notbipenbiee aus3uihals
ten uno fir Die bobere 2ebranitalt,
Die Ier3te nnb Inpofaten, 9aitorcu
lnb Sdulmeiiter %beranbilben iof.
tpdrc CO Der blnnfe llniiun, bieien aud
nod Observation-Disclosures 8enntnib
ein3ltrihtern. ~@rau. Srenno. lit
nae Sbeoriel" Sic &otb bes 3ebens
ihmeiBt bielen IN bie Stabt uno ienen
duf's 9dnb, unb nenn er niht unters
aeben mill. mub er ihlpimmen lernen.
Sic bittere 9sotb bes 2ebens lit Die
bette gr5iebunasanitalt, Die miro dltdl
hierlnnSs Die nSarmfrage" lolen. Sn
Seutihiano nit ieinen ied5ig unb IN
Srunfreih nit ieinen Acknowledging
Miaionen Seelen bat lie bieielbe be-
reits 9eloit, unb bort bat ma feinen
lanbfpirtbibaftlihcn 1tnterrift in
Der S6nie gebabt."
Soipeit Serr @oeB, an beIien
ShluBbemerfunsen man mdn6erlei
altsiesen biirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

Damn Die Seit srdbt ibrc Saltcn
IN Sein Gntlib Dir pereebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14
Seine 4nffaHnns.

TrofeRor (bei Der Worleiuns): Sd
fiible. bnb ih trpden Derbe. barnm . /.
lid unterbrehenb) @arum niden
Gle 10 lebbaft, 8err S~tiibioius?
Stuoent: Sd babe audi Surit.
Serr Rrofeiiorl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

Iuf elmer Standardization frdai
elm Saliasier erreet ben Stations@
poriteber:
Na, iponen sic benin nift enblif
abfabren laiien? g lit bod idon
ldnpit iiber Sabr5eitl
Nur Schulz, meint Der quite
Wdnn gemiitbli6, Die Sauptia6e lit,
bab mir bias Datum innebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

Sran Wiiaer: W5ein neues SienItz
mdo6en mub i6 ihon pieber ents
Iaiien, Die peritebt gar nidtsl
Srau Sdulde: go? Damn nebmen
Sic Die meini9e, Die peritebt Iaes,
ipenn iie borht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-14

1dnnterf lporoef1, Der 1prtDf 1d gar
nidt!
@inna (Stubenmdbden): ia,
Srdulein. Sic lniien i'm ia aid gar
ni6t gu @orte fomhtenl
y y y
Simmer berielbe.
Sroihfenfutiher: l1no robin bari
id Sic fnbren. 5err YrpfeIior2
Trofeiior: Nah I9amemnpultrabe
go. 10. brittle @tage. linfs.
y y
Mifperitanben.
Sren,ber: SIT Der 5err Iieper gu
lpre6en2 IN.
SienitmGbhen: Nein, Der Serr
1teper befinoet lid auf Der 6od5eitss
reiiel
Srember: I6, bns tbut mir lcib.
Sienitmdbhen: Nift ipubr, Der
arme 3errl Sic fennen alio feline
Srau AUDI idon?
- ~ ~
Wprfprse.
Iber buB On iest inn Serbit Seinen
Wann UNI einen Sriibiabrsbut ans
gebit? M
9. biz Der ia faet, piro's audi
Sriibiabrl
Snittmmung.
Yeben Tin Dem Serien geIuh 6er>
umfibrenb): Dies lit Der Y~riifuness
iaaIi
gein6: @, berrI6t bier cine
WoDerlniti
Yebeq: Sa, bier Iicgt aud mande
9offnung b%e9rnbenl
- - -
Vorbebait.
Sasen Sic NAL. Sic baIten mid
iuobl fiir Elm aameeI?
Nein - aber ih fann mid irren.
= @,.&
Cine ernite Warnung!
Srnu: 9o babe ih aebort bon cis
mem Mann. Der 70 biel Sfnnps ses
trunfen bat, DaB er BON Ilfobol GAM
burftrdnft mar. linb Dem beim Muss
bldien elmer Serge Die Slamme mad
innen geihlascn lit, iooaB er eIcuo bat
perbrennen miiifen- 9as ioate Sir
eine ernitc @nrmlna ieinl
Rann: ,8ait rehte Glte, i'd lperoe
ME mebr Gin 2idt a,lsblaienl
- = 81
Ginfafes rWittel.
Game :y.t.rst. lIaD fmpen sic nidJt
bab ih furd)tbar eiea0 ansiebe, Seri
Softor? SRI Tsnt7 ~
Ir5t: Ilerbinss. meine Wnaoiaitc
Game :: l1nb mas fatben sic mir ?
arat: '@iihen Sic iid ben Yuber
adj y,.ssr
- - -
Git SArefcmSfimS.
Sris: 9u, Sante. Batter bat aeIaat
Su gleideit einem 8eil1eul
Sante (erfreutl /: 60, 10, ia pic.
10 benn2
Srib: So, cr meinte. Oh blibei
audi i'm 8erbprgeueue tur rie6it 81
niht gut!
Mpbern.
Sunae Srau: y.Gpmarb, meint
SrennDin bat MIDI eben Inn Nabel mi
Saoen gebeten bait OH pielleid,l
nod berartiges aus 0einer Sun9se.
~Iellen5eit?
aus Der Sdnle.
8arum bat bag &ameel 5tpe-
SDder?
Shiiler: 9amit man es bonn Sru.
meoar nnterideioen fam!
y y ~
Shpnenbc Yeibrinsnna.
o.: @ic fol- ids Dem Serrn Com.
me~r5ienratb idoneuS beibrinsen. oaf
unier &nIiierer nit Ger 3aiie ourd).
gebrannt ilf2
g.: Sas muB Der Iiilcr iiberneb.
men - Der itottertl
- -
Mbgebiitt.
Wein %sndbises Sr6ulein. CHAMBER
Sic. oab Sbr Serr Yapa MIDI als
Shpieaerlobn annebmeh ipiirbe2
8arum nidt2 Sapa lit ia 10 of
anoerer Wteinun9 ais ihl
- ~ -
8crnfsmafig.
Chauffeur: Sapon lit fem @or,
mabr, laiiter Sdserlatein.
SGriter (erreetC: limb ipas 10 cir
Chauffeur iast. paS lit Iues crltm.
fen uno erlogen.
y - ~
tt~ubcrehtiater Vpr,uuri.
Sante: 60 sebt's; beutc babt Sbi
nihts 3u eiien, aber als Sbr por Gre
Wionaten Sod3cit feiertet. ba mubter
fiinf5ig Yerionen i'm Sotel bcpirtbe
tperoen; bas 8elo bdttet Chr lpnrer
Solcnl
&effe: Iber Sante, eS iii ia and
nod gar nidt be3ablil
& ~ -
Seideuiprahc.
Solbat (5um aameraoeu) va,
bldit benn Seine Srant oben an
Nenltcr Die Baden 10 auf?
Ni, baS lit bod leidt sl oeritebel
49,. beute Ibcno 9iot's &uobell
n ~
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21

M Reinhart left for Golconda yes
terday afternoon on No. 10 on q short
business trip.
DR.. J. Schaffner of Golconda, came
over on No. 3 last evening.
Tom Edison, the well-known horse
raiser returned last evening from .
trip to Elko.
Assessor Leonard left for Lovelock
last evening to look after . few de-
layed personal property assessments.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. /. Powell and son
Barton, of Unionville, are in town to-
day
Mrs. F. x. Murphy and SON, who
have been stopping at the Lafayette
for some weeks, will levae this even
ing for Tonopah.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
LAWN SOCIAL WELL
PATRONlZED

The social given on the court house
lawn yesterday afternoon by the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. h.
church was well attended. The ladies
maintained their reputation as popular
caterers, the ice cream and cake being
of delicious quality and generous
quantity. Having sold out their en-
tire stock by 6 o'clock, Ruckteschler
furnished an additional supply, which
was exhausted just as the curfew
rang, leaving many people seated at
the tables unserved.
While the days business has not yet
been adjusted, it is thought that the
function netted about $45, which will
be applied to the pastors salary.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
TO RESUME WORK
ON Harmonic

A letter received this morning by
J. A. Mulkey states that an engineer
will be here in a few days to examine
the Harmonic copper property and de-
termine the kind of machinery needed
for pumping and development work.
Edwards and Mulkey have a lease and
option on the Harmonic group Of IL
claims. This fine property is only FIVE
miles southeast of Winnemucca and
has extensive tunnels, shafts, etc. In
one incline only sixty-fve feet deep
ore has been found carrying values Of
500 per ton, largely gold. Georgia
capitalists have made an offer for a
control Of the property, subject to the
report of this engineer.
Arrangements will be made to re.
duce the Harmonic ore here at Winnie
mucca and save the great expense of
shipping to Salt Lake or San Fran
cisco.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
OWNERS ON TRIP
OF INSPECTION

j. Breiner and H. c. Allen, owners of
the Ashdown mine, located IA miles
south of DEMO, are at the Lafayette,
having arrived fom their homes at
Pasadena, Californa, yesterday. Mon
day morning the gentlemen will leave
on tour of inspection of their prop
erty. Although Messrs. Breiner and
Allen purchased the Ashdown mine
some two and half years ago, but
little development work has been done
during that time. The mine is well
equipped, having mill, blacksmith
shop and assay Office on the premises.
At present the ore is free milling, but
with depth becomes base, and will re-
quire cyanide plant.
While the gentlemen did not state
what their intentions were regarding
the property, it is thought that active
work at the mine may be commenced
in the near future
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
PROSPECTFORMILL.
and SHELTER

New faces are appearing daily upon
the streets of Winnemucca, and upon
inquiry most of them are found to be
men directly or indirectly interested
in mining. Many Of them are mining
machinery men, looking up business
and taking orders.
Many abandoned camps along the
line of the Western Pacific are show
ing signs of renewed life and are tax
ing out ore for shipment. Hereto
fore this product has been practically
valueless, owing to the long wagon
haul required to reach the railroad. All
this ore should logically como to Win
nemucca for treatment, thereby saving
large sums in freight charges to it,
owners, as well az placing thousands
of dollars in circulation in our midst.
1t is understood that a site for q
mill and smelter has recently been
secured in the north end Of town
which will be able to handle the COM
plex ores of this locality.
Railroads, mills, smelters and plenty
of ore, combined, will make . pros
porous town, and the indications are
that we will soon have them al.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
BUMPER HAY CROP
IN PARADISE VALLEY

j. r. Harvey, of Paradise Valley,
came over Thursday afternoon, bring
ing in Mrs. X. III. Bierce, sister of
Mrs. Harvey. and her daughter Edith.
The ladies, who stopped off for a
weeks visit on their return from a
trip east left on No last evening
for their home at Red Biuff, Calf.
Mr. Harvey reports that he has just
finished haying. and that the valley
has harvested the best crop in many
years.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
CLAIMS OWNERSHIP OF
RICH NATIONAL MINES

John s. Pelton, of Reno, accom-
panied by his attorney, l.. G. Campbell
of Lovelock. was in town for a few
days this week, preparing for the big
suit which is set for Wednesday. Sep
tember l. 1t is the intention of Mr..
Pelton, in ease his contention is sus
tanned by the court, to move his family
to Winnemucca and make this town
the headquarters for his extensive
mining operations throughout this and
adjoining states.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
TO ESTABLISH ADD.
TIONAL GRADE

E. V. Griffin, recently elected prin-
cipal of the Winnemucca school, ar
rived Wednesday evening from Ken
dali, Montana. Asked by a represen-
tative of the Silver State News about
the school outlook for the coming
year, Prof. Griffin replied:
"The school trustees and the coun-
ty commissioners are now discussing
the advisability of establishing a
county high school. If this move is
made, the new school will no doubt
occupy rooms in the school building
for the present. in that event we
shall endeavor to establish a twelfth
grade, and to that end shan attempt
to induce this year, 8 graduates to re-
turn for another year, in order that
the new grade may be established at
once, without waiting until next sum
mer for pupils to raduate from the
eleventh.
~ am very much pleased with your
city and its people, although I notice
quite change in the temperature be-
tween here and Montana When
left there a week ago the weather was
commencing to get cold, with ice form
ing nightly
As soon as he gets settled and suit
able arrangements can be made for
their accommodation, Prof. Griffin will
move his family to Winnemucca
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
INCREASED APPLE
CROP ASSURED
Especial to Silver state News.)


SPOKANE, August 21.-Thirty five
million barrels, or 100000 barrels
more than in 1908, is the estimated ap-
pie crop of the United States and Can
ada, according to Ben H. Rice, secre-
tary.manager of the second national
apple show in Spokane, November Is
to 20, who added in giving out the
foregoing:
While the quality of the product
east of the Mississippi river is not as
good as last year, the crop will be
much larger and probably more profit
able. The yield in the states west of
the Mississippi is lighter than in 1908,
but the fruit is of a better grade.
The international Apple Shippers
association has issued an official state
ment that the crop in the New Eng
land states is 90 per cent in excess of
1908, while the yield in the central
states is about ~ per cent below last
year, and the middle western states re-
port crop double that of last season,
when the yield was light.
Growers in the southern states report
a crop of from 125 to I50 per cent
larger than in 1908. The Pacific group
viii have a smaller crop than last year
but the decreases in Idaho, Washing
ton and New Mexico are more than
made up by the big yield in Colorado,
50 that the western crop will be fully
as large as the previous season.
Losses are shown in reports from
New York, New Hampshire, Kansas
and Oklahoma. Michigan and Wiscon
sin and other states have gains. The
Dominion of Canada, not including
Nova Scotia, shows a gain of rs per
cent, and the crop in the province of
Nova Scotia is fully as large as in
1908, when a bumper crop was har-
vested.
While there is no way by which
the crop can be figured to a certain
ty,n said Mr. Rice, '.the foregoing
figures show as near as it is possible
to get what tic yield will be and they
will govern prices. There are indiea-
tions that the export business from
the northwest will be larger than in
1908, when many apples were sent
Abroad
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
UNABLE TO UNITE
IN MARRIAGE

That the ministers of the gospel re-
siding in other states and sojourning
temporarily in Nevada. cannot perform
marriage ceremonies under the law
which in this state has been determin-
ed by an unofficial decision of Judge
w II. A. Pike of the district court.
Last week a visiting minister, who
desired to unite a certain couple IN
holy wedlock, applied to that Judiciary
for a permit certificate, permitting him
to officiate at the nuptials. The Judge
looked up the statutes and found un-
der those enacted in 1907 he was not
authorized to issue such a permit to
non resident ministers. 1t is said that
section of the statutes covers the
point in question directly and unmis-
takably. The permit, consequently,
was denied.
As the result of this decision, the
status of ministers of the gospel from
other states performing the marriage
ceremony in this state is this: Visit
ing ministers have no authority under
the law for performing such cere-
mony.
Any minister having charge of a con-
gregation must obtain permit to per-
form marriages and such permit is per
petual as long as he is officially con-
nected with his church organization
and in good standing, but this right is
not extended to ordained ministers
from other states who are temporarily
in the state and not attach
ed to the state organization of his
church.
This conclusion will practically dis
pose of question which has never
been raised before in the history of
this state. as far as reported, and
which will come as a surprise to many,
especially the ministers visiting the
state and some of those long residents
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
WILL Be BEST EQUIPPED
RAILROAD IN THE WORLD
Western Pacific to Have Steel PASSENGER and Bag
gage rs--Roadbed Built Especially
for High Speed

vi. II. Rosing, equipment purchasing
agent for the Western Pacific, was in
town the first of the week. Seen at
the Lafayette by representative of
the Silver State News and asked for
the news in his department, Mr.. Rosing
replied:
The entire operating equipment
for the new road VISA purchsed some
time ago and is now being delivered.
We are at present looking after tools
and machinery for the machine shops.
On the day it starts the running of
through trains the Western Pacific will
be the best equipper railroad in the
world. Everything will be new and
of the latest approved pattern, while
the old roads only replace worn out
equipment with new designs.
"All passenger and baggage cars
will be constructed of steel, the only
wood employed being used for arm
rests on seats and the sashes that hold
the window glass. The Western Pa
cific will be the only road in the coun-
try similarly equipped. The only other
road using any considerable number of
steel ears is the Pennsylvania. At a
recent meeting of its directors it was
ordered that no wooden car or one
burning flame lamp should enter the
new Hudson river tunnel. which will
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-08-21
WEATHER REPORT

Following is the report of the local
office of the United States weather
bureau of the department Of agricul-
ture for Winnemucca for the twenty
four hours ending at a. m. August 81.
1909:
Maximum temperature, 96.
Minimum temperature, so.
Mean temperature, 70.
Normal temperature, 20.
Forecast for Winnemucca and vicin.
ity for the twenty-four hours ending 1t
5 p. m, August %, issued from San
Francisco: Fair; warmer tonight and
Sunday.