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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04
Gcpnrtemcn. fir Uifentiihc Sidlerbcit-Yauter.
Su0. EcpGrtcmcut bee @ebGuoc'S nipcttprss
Sircuus, Ratbbnns.
Enmnrn !. Areifnu. NninrIinr

@alttmore. I. Nejeniber 1909.
H,ngcboic mcrbcn cntgcgen genpnunelt bon
her 9onlrdlisNChbroc Oct Stuht GdItinlor iir
Gin Oil Der Stiles ltrlo GnugbsS tra3c 81 crrid4
tCtoe5 @Chnlihc. ais Scbile 9ir. = bcfanut. fur
ben WtuDor lnn Stnotrnib bon baltimore fit
ZEN @cbraud) Der Scb6roe Der ~S6uIa9ommif'
fire.
Mn1cbote miiiict in neriieaeIten Goiibertcit,
nore'Iirt an Den o8ourb OF slpurbs Of gaIti.
more Sin" mo NIT Der slufibrift yGroppinl
t0r Shpnl 10. ." an Der TuBerieite periebeH
fem inb Nrn. !. Semeu Ibomus. Siuot.Reais
%firntor. IN ociitn SircGu i'm Natbbals u1 oocr
nSI 4 l,hS 9ormtttans an +. S!easmber 1902
Sebcm ~strNebpt irrt, Gin an ben Minbor nno
Giaotrni6 bon baltimore Sabiburer certifiSirter
nnt cine Clearing Souie"sNani geSpeener Gbci
hes Pieters iibcr ftlnibuaoert (S500.0o) beige.
iiiat icir.
Ter erfoIGrcidc Dieter nun 9iiraid,aft fte1en
ltilh hct Vc%'iinmulgci hcs ftdotifden 9burterS
heiliqltb Goniraite I%udbiommen.
3etdnurgen ullo Spc6iiiiuiiunen fDnreIl nnl
ooer nan oeln 2. ScScmbcr 1909 I'M 8iirc0iI
hes @ebduoes Snipeftors hciid)tiet iperoer.
Sic Vebnrhe bebilt fi6 bas Siedbt Dor, irgcno
Gin oocr ale IltDcbpte at periuerfen.
Gowaro :. 1rrjtpn,
SebdlibesS nipcftor.
gcitdiig.:
I. YarrB Mnbuu(,
sToritbcr Der Gpntrnlts 0ebbroe.
tSc52.3 q. 10 1.S,9101t13)
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Ger Wiearagma.H aenn.

i Maounbriioer lino lie 90 miicn in
benz SalbouBeno cfntral.oinerifnni.
id)er Hepublifen bon ieber geiueicn.
GalD einmnl I'M Staatenbuno. Die
gtreinigtrn Stoatcn non Central.
Mmcrifa. baum uieber cin5clnc
sfnntsireien uno ieIten frei poll
S0inpien I'M ,snncren ilib inter enl.
anhcr. Gs crflart iid oas gum 1beii
ans Der Mihlinas Mcrolfernng eic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04
2ur Ertuucruna

an mcinei irrigit g~cliehieu @atten if Batter
3ubann 5ttns WitiIcr,
iucider bcltc Dor ipei Snbrcn aellnr4t lit.
,Sm lctfc mcirc Shriiie III Neiner nut @jrlIft.
&eruimmii I'll Die 1itte. bic mcinc Sdc ruff?
Sinab In Seiuc lieic, crlror 5i StnHt 9b0b II.
9tn fjnute ih bel Cir meiIen,
2Sic mobi mar mir gcfdDcbtl.
Gle trancrnoc @ttt,uc nebft Nptrn.
(5lsD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04
gcfanntma6ungeu.
Siireau Ses Stabt.8caiitratsrs.

WnIlIn lorc, p. Wobenlber 1903.
Ilclt bnrnit iuiereiiirten l~erionen lpirb bier.
nit gnhridi aegeben, oab Oct SfaotsSnacnielc
am &c. Wrpembcr 1909 in bieiem 9iircdil, wie
CO onrd ben sbi1niti %. Nrtifcl 30. bes 8uiti.
more StaotsGoocr bon 1906 ~perlnnat pirn. ben
erfldrernen Rlan UNI Hupliiutliite Der aoiicr.
onftl1gc iir bic gilnitcrnns pocr seupf.ate.
RUM Der Yripnt.sinrn, oireft norbIid, bon Sort
slpu,ie lto BON 6ulls bis G%ooiitesS irabe laus
iefto. birtcrle9t bat. s
vie hnpcn h%criibrtci Terioncn Iino bercd,.
.tgt. inlcrbnlh 80 Lugclt, bonn Nutunt oorges
notiticr @inierlcgrna III, i'm Baltimore Stuot'
gcrtdht hilrdi l6ritiItd ctliaereitte Tetition DDS
qCacil 5t appelllrcIl.
Sclucl SbumnS,
(ltnn2I Nctl .lllSl StabtsH ealitrnlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04

lbrer perlonlihen Sreibeit gefoaen
nls bier uniere ItolSen freigeborencl
M%merlfancr. Notiirlid) lit biele Ont
%ldleloung Moiler olti Die Wiible Del
"NnttsS aloon.&ign". Iamit fallgel
lie jebt Die Clubs, bic in ibren Sri
patraiimen Bier etc. an lire Witglie
Der %alisgeben. 9olo miro Aae:
"troden" iein i'm llniolsoebiete
ipenrt cs 10 meiter gcht I'M 9onne Der
Sitrd)t Dor Der meiblid)en 8uiier.
guroe. m
Mtroer einmnl i It 9olti.
more polt einem &nlbenmiQillpncn-
Sdooenteltcr bcintDcillft moroeu.
llcbcr oie llrioden lit mon nod I'M
llrflorcll, mo iuic 10 oft, miro man
oild) Die llridd)e hcs @ronocs id)iper-
lid crarilnoen. Sronrig. Ger Inle-
rifoner gebt lcidjtiinnig NIT Dem
Nener mi. Iorllm Die lilgehcurcn
%crluitc bllrf Sd,docnieuer. Sellcr
pcrbiitcn lit piel better, dis tyeuers-
b%rilrlte loid)er. glltd) Der Nmerif1lcr
fonnte on5ll er5ogcn lpcroell, porlid)=
ti0 NIT 3iinob5l5erl,. 2iht uno Sci
sung 5u lciil. MiiBte ober ld)on init
Der Su9eno begonl1en lueroen, mo
olld) bic iobrldiiiacn @ronoltiiter
miibtclt, nad)bcnl iic iiberfiibrt, geinl-
5clle Strafen crbnltcn. @cppbnli6
miro obcr ouf Die Grn1ittclunQ Der
Sranourlud)en feline NroBc Milbc Der
luonot. Gic Geriiheruhgs . @elell-
Ihoften 5ablen ia fir ben Sbooen.
Sic Ser. S@tnutcn BADEN
ollf Den @roBen Sce'n 5cbn aric9ss
id)iifc nit 20 annoncn, Gas beull-
ulbi0t Die Gonuoicr, mo i'm Yurlo-
nlcllt 5ll Sttotpn wllrbc olli bic &c.
fobr uifmcrfIom Ncnlad)t, iucld]cr
Der cnnooiihe Sonbcl olIf Den Scc'n
ousaciett lei, wcln Sd)wicriafcitcn
5piiden Den Ser. Staotcn NM ga.
noba eltl.ebcu iollten. Ger cnnaOi-
lhc Sonbcl luiirbc III 81 Stul0en
Der @nnoe ser onlcrifoiliid)en %tSlottc
prcisgege6en iein. Ser Ercmiermi-
hitter, Sir ySilfrio Soitricr. entgeq-
nete, Die Sdde lei cine belifotc Sra-
&c iatternoiionaicr Folitit, uno man
nliijic iorgfGltia iibcrlcacn, mos SIT
logen ohcr jll tbun lei. Man hegt
olip III Gonoba WiBtrutcn gegeil Den
groBcn Nnd)harn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04

Hpmlnnos tiirfiidc yGbcr.
equitable. Wcbdnoe Vpi.nmt gegrr. GIFTS uiien.
GlRdi4 tO
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Spiritnuien : 2ieens : Mpplifationcn.

spirituoicu.2ieenS .etpplifattcu.
4iitr Tr. IL.
bureau Der
piriilpieus2irenj sGuramiiiGr n.
Simnttr Hr. BOG, BerthtS. sCbaubs.
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SubesiGQc.

sIm l.. Sc5c,nbd 5lurenee D,purc, q. 80.
fcpb'e Hoipil1i, 52iSubrc ali.
Nm 30. 9iopcmir Mlunic sp-igge. Sobn5
SnpiirS' 3pipituf. rs Sabre alt.
slm 80. %9iuocmbgr Sipbrrt e. sdlruict, gir.
2227. Fctulnlpulli1,glbenuC, Il Sabre alt.
slnt 30. gtppemter Nrprac y. EDaiHsiMcr,
9r. 2t0, 9Ioro= 5reIipnt.gpe. 40 Sabre alt.
AH 80. gtpbcnlber 2uniia u. Y. Duuug, 9ir.
100. GnllnInin % lbeDue. Ii .Nsahra. oil.
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Midlael Tricbcridl.

GS itarb1 am - Esiembcr 1909 0iimael
8ricccrid,, gnticbieG 2obt ppm Halibaiar urio
,9ittabcmT sHfen. TIT sairr bon''yd. 2abrcn Z,
DC Der Samtlie itno btfli6it e%rTudDtl Der 9ccrois
gune. rcfde poht 3rdnerraii'c. Mn 923, Sin.
Sarc'Straiic, am Sountag, Naduittn9s I23
l(br. aus ttnttftrhct, Sei5lrcobrleil, Sottcsoielft
in Der SrreiniQict Seutf6cu @tSngcliftcu
STRIDE an Gdc bon 9uiias,penuc iS Siuuns
SiraBc. peiictrnN ulit bent ~Aioult Garnet
Strbhptc." tS--O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-04
YErenu Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9. etcrett MeGtm, grdft mt.
SamcS 1unb,
Benjamin. v. ebreepe1,
GomntN6re

iipller !,iy 5ransIfrishng eineI Gnortaii.s ptrl'
thuich'Stefh5 rom l .hat y et19eteinl
ipel6c an Sretaa' oeni -. Scdeillber loos
10 uor "nrlHliiags, vi NefnipIlI9 9e3neeH mer,
1iitiiupdH, Scl 70 Se5eInner 1909, eiilgereihl
lperoel!. Ffolellso erhintuts nho ahI ef'hWel
III olr'en' %hreail efsati a.u,.
""'p'"b'"" 9n~ie, ,r
os,,a,, m.-s,
same: .,,o,, ,o Mntrnth a. oI"aaro'
neal SI3npep nttn.,ta'''p ~ -io"'oo
u,,t,, ss srrn Srt"t'' taog it.q,n,iorhit ,
TilSt SteoStIu, IruP 55Ja W. :
VlaalloHe; ,StesiHan; oo AZ Th, ,, ''''55
Spep.cH SNtt''a'"' wv "a ii M Iti,u"r 80" !
eu'Vp, Nn'tu Ga - tS3n' ~ ~
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Sinamsieacs.
etaat Mnrpfanb.
Wrcnu oeS Sfatmciiter5.
Y annapolis 8, D,p.. z. Ne3br. 1909.
Ntlani i'm Salas6tnt SI1G. paI.5 80.

s : i !" = In so "a / sss' siyc, SsSnsi 1903
D'srdanis y9fionat Burf uon
Critic yIslionai sqiiii bon aiaaiiti.' '1'''0O'V'
ab ''0s siar lone s;aai 81 aoii;,n.i;, 2O'ss4o9
bon Baltimore, ms. .....,. ~. :. 554, JS
abe commonwealth Hanf BON Dali
g%saiional Union aanl Of !ioiaroIauS ~
baltimore. no. ............. 3O1s,07
2be yiaiioiinI .Warille a,ant bon
baltimore, DO. ..... 3.Osg.T9
abs National Niebanioe' Wani BON ?
erile 'aliora.sSani boa staili,. ''
more no .......a,..... 3.sOi.2 o
aaItimore. Me. ..;r..a s,957.os
timore. @o..:.,:...:.... s.O7o.os
9nnf bon Baltimore, OBJ. 4,925.T6
ei.iarlis' %s,atlounl ganf bon gaI.
eonmtr.tiui Gno sarmersi Siaiio. '''''
nal sant pon Baltimore, @sb.. 5.O37, 80,
Clo 1ulun Rational ganf BON ~
baltimore no. :........4 s.252,ee
Marplano Rational souf bon sal.
more. No, =, a;..:.....:.. g2s7.sa
air. 20, .....:s...,...s.. 3,749.es
air. mo. ..;..a:.:r,,,! 5,3e6.73
Innapolis. no. .;....... 3.a5O.2a
9ordeiter a~sutioral Hunt bon
nal garf bon Cambridge, AIo... f.Gs9.sj
Garmers arb @lerbunis' g,atio.
nal sauf bon Gamprioae. WsS... 1.972.os
nnion NationG' Sani Don s8eft'
er I.t''i Nai.ioHsi.s;anf BON ei,op. ''''"''
Sia, @ib. -. 4,567s3
zbe seecuo yiaticnal Naii BON 49,
Cumberland, .Mo: ..;,..... ,9.l34.s6
Abe .%ylaiional @anf bon Bort De- "",'
Canton NNSaiiiOinial iSjani bon Gan. '
Grille yialional,sani BON Gaions.
III. citizens 'M%aitioiai a,ainit BON '0''s
GaiIon National Baiii uon cation.
abe Sorners alto Mer6ants' sia. ~
tinnal gaHf bon Gaiipn. Wo 49,. I,546.23
Tafapeco Yintiunai BaIf bon
@aicottsGitn safb. -. ....:.... 1,025.62
zoluio,' Nyaiioine:I isandi bon Cow. .''o
eentrtOine aiactionai &ant bon '0
Gcntrcpiac, AVb, :. ........... 2.O4S.O1
PEOPLES GationaI Gdii bon Gcm
senion ssationaI sani uon Den. ooo
aa e Of 0elHar bon 'Seiimar. ,,o,o,
seOples' Rational 'aani BON sa: ,oao.
eerSiolun. Wto. . ........!... 2.I00.s5
SogerStnpn Natioral Snnf bon eaz
dersiopn, no. :. ........... TO- 900. 90
Grite gtationaI 9anf bon Srcif.
BURG, 40. 2,429.61
griie NafioinisYauf Of Gouiber!
MarDIano bon Upper Wariboro,
Mo. 1,S43.60
gbeftcriu,nr 1alf ii Wiarblanp
BON Gbcf.erfpipn. Mb. ........ I749.TT
Mlarine Tdif bon GristteIo,
abe suiespiuc Micaiiona siant bon
epicsoilc, Wi6. -. ........... t.743.6t
3be ,Sirit 9iatiornl Varf Of Der
i'm Berlin. nh. ............. t,4O7.t0
Ibe National Vdnf OF Glfton bon
0Iiton. Mo. -. .............. 2,6i3.t7
boro, NS. .. .............. l.522.43
YifcsoiIe Rational Vunf bon
Isiicspi0c. DO. ......,...... / .293.30
grite National Sanf ben Sancod,
Mb. . ......... 4.520.4a
geppie's 9iational Sanf BON ca.
lisburn. mo. -. ,............. 1.4s3.t1
Total =. .St95, 200. 90 |
Wnrran Yanoiuer,
$500 SdbaBiheItter.
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hilbert I. Wcblina.

is ilnrb am p 'Scscrscr 1909 tlbert I.
@rsiin8, acIicbtcr Snitc sev ncritorbdcn Mar
G Gnta i TtStf'S Mun mas, ocn 8. Se3cm6@. s ilbr
NorniitnNs. pnl scr &ohutIa icinei SobncS
&errlnrn 9'cblinl. Nr. tt47, Nicuela,t' Straee,
ans iia:l. u,o bnnii Ilddo her II hi. 9Ebbclfcrs
aiyde. 100 cine Rco:ieits9iciic fiir jn9 Socil
ieiner Scelc ~ccICbrirt miro. @eiietna unI
oer .0otnic N~rGcs9emeicrp." Go
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
DINERS ATE BRoILEp WHALE
Also Roast Monkey, Boa Constructor
Outlets, Etc.

Broiled Pacific whale, grilIed blub.
per from Nootka. roast Amazon
monkey, baked Winnipeg porcupine
and boa constructor outlets were among
the more remarkable features of the
annual dinner of the Canadian camp at
the Hotel Astor at New York. These
dencacies came at the end of the
menu, the diners appetites being
Whetted earlier in the feast by more
ordinary viands. such as Martindale
one-eyed trout, mountain lamb with
horns), Newfoundland rabbit pie, spit
ted Vancouver pigeons and african
sorbet la White"
Col. G. j. ("Buffalo') Jones was the
guest Of honor and the principal
speaker. His address. which the toast.
master described in advance as
challenge to nature takers end molly.
Goddess" was illustrated by a series OF
stereopticon pictures thrown on a
white curtain at one end Of the hall
Not the least interesting part of the
discourse were limitations by Buffalo"
Jones of the cries of the coyote. bear
mountain lion, buffalo and other ami.
mails OF the plains. enabling any of
the diners. the sreaBer said, ito rec.
ognize these specimens easily by ear,
whenever they CHANGED to get within
speaking distance"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
Makes Error In Assessment

The Assessor of Churchill County
made an error in assessing the prop
erty of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company in making up the assessment
roll and when the railroad company
went to pay its taxes it discovered that
they had been assessed 5000, too
much. This error was rectified and the
amount was paid and credit given.
But this is not all. When the Coun-
ty Commissioners fixed the tax rate
they included this 100000 as assess
ed valuation of the county and lower
ed the tax rate from &c. 20 to 50. 90 on
the 800 valuation. AS result the
finances of the county will be short
over $4,000 and borrow will have to
be made under the emergency borrow
ing Act. The error was purely cleri-
cal one and no direct blame is attached
to anyone, Assessor Wightman takes
the blame and explains that 1t occurred
in entering the land owned by the
railroad in Churchill County, the same
lands being placed on the assessment
roll several times. Carson Appeal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17

principal Nations of the World. The
Artistic rendition of these Models,
shows the original brush work of the
creation. Purchasers to tho amount of
$50 between now & January 1st., will
be presented with set of these Works
of Art Now on Display at our JEWEL
RY STORE.
:. L. j. WINTERMANTEL Co.,
jewelers. ELKO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with local applications, as they can
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is q blood or constitutional
disease and In order to cure 1t you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure ia taken internally and
acts directly ON the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Cntarrh Cure
is not n quack medicine. 1t was pre-
scribed 10y one Of the best physicians
In this country for years and is u
regular prescription. 1t is composed
of the best tones known, combined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
directly ON the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination Of the two In
gradients is what produces such
wonderful results I'm curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
tipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
Agriculture in Alaska

The area of Alaska is so great that
the United States government main
tains five agricultural experiment sta
tlons in the territory, SO situated that
crops may be tested under all the eli.
matte conditions. Sitka, on the strip
of coast projecting southeast, has a
fairly mild climate, while the station
at Rampant is close to the arctic cir
Gle. @. @. Georgeson special agent in
charge o; all the stations. in his an
nual report for 1908, recently issued by
the United States department of agri-
culture, declares unqualifiedly that
Alaska is an agricultural country"
that good hay can be produced ''in any
quantity" for winter feeding, while the
native grasses ''can maintain live stock
says also that potatoes, cabbage, caul
flower, rhubarb, turnips. lettuce and,
in short, all the hardy vegetables can
be grown to perfection up to and even
within the arctic circle, as has been
proved by thousands of settlers" But
before Alaska can be largely settled
railroads and wagon roads must be
built. Under present conditions, he
says, few farmers can afford to go to
Alaska with their families, live stock
and equipment" The expense of trans
portation would equal the cost of a
farm in the states"
Abundant sunshine is essential for
good crops in Alaska. In 1908 the rain
fall during the growing season at
Sitka was 1922 inches against 24.76
inches the year before and 1891 inches
in 1905. The smaller rainfall meant
more sunshine, and the result in 1908
was large crops of potatoes, cabbage
caulihower and various root crops.
The quality also was better.
Mr.. Georgeson believes that Alaska
has undeveloped resources sufficient
for the support of a large population.
But there, as he says, Mature is stern
and Incorporating, and we must sub
NIT to the conditions she imposes"
Among many interesting facts given
in the report is this: Watermelons
were brought to maturity out of doors
on the Hot Springs farm, which is in
the Tanana valley, in latitude Cd de-
grees north. 1t seems that on part of
this farm the soil is warmed from the
same source, whatever it IS, that heats
the water of the springs. This farm
has now $50 acres regularly under
crop, the greater portion devoted to po-
tatoes.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
custom OF zoo Ycar..

The quaint Shrovetide custom Of
kicking football through the public
thoroughfares was observed in the
market town OF Atherstone, the old
headquarters Of the hating industry
Of Warwickshire, recently. For more
than 700 years the practice has been
religiously observed. Documents ex.
list to prove the origin OF the custom
on Shrove Tuesday in the year 1900.
London Standard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
APPLICATION NO. 14y1

Notice OF pplica ton for Permission to Appro-
pirate the Public Waters Of the State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that on the 29th day
OF October. 1909, in accordance with Section
% Chapter XVIII, OF the Statutes OF 1907, one
James T. Martin OF Mountain City, County Of
the State Engineer OF Nevada for permission
to appropriate the public waters OF the State Of
Nevada. Such appropriation isto be made (, ON
Brown and SlaughterLouse Creeks at points
$50 yards south or forks of Brown and Siaugh-
terhouse Creek, by means of open cut, and all
points OF rse by means of bitches, and there
used for irrigation and domestic purposes
water to be returned to stream at forks of
SIaughterhouse Creek and Owyhee River about
20 feet from forks
Date OF first publication December 49, 1909
Date Of last publication January H. 1910
Signed:
FRANK r. NICHOLAS,
2tata
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-17
SALMAGUNDI
.bur business locals elsewhere.

Constable Ouderkirk reports the town
very quiet and orderly.
John Henderson is in Reno attending
the Bankers Association.
See the new ad of the Togg cry store
1t will interest you.
For sale-An organ in good condition
at a reasonable price. Inquire at this
Office.
w. T. and James O'Neill, two solid
citizens of Wells, are in town They
report everything quiet up the river.
The latest report from Mrs. Mead,
who has the typhoid fever at her home
in Salt Lake, is that the fever is now at
its worst stage.
The schools closed today for the
holiday season. The youngsters. will
have a play spell until the first Monday
of January. This suits them
The Office building at Delamar of the
defunct Bamberger Delanar Mines
)mpany and 1000 cords of wood near
by, were consumed by fire. receetly.
There are 224 children reported be.
tween the ages of three and fourteen
who will be remembered Christmas
time. This number is much in excess
Of last year.
Fifty Bibles of the American Standard
Version of the best grade of binding,
silk sewed and BEAUTIFULLY illustrated,
have just been placed in the Presby-
terrain church and Sunday School,
Wesley Armstrong, the man whose
feet were frozen while going from
Halleck to Mr.. Jube Wright's ranch in
Ruby valley last week, died at the
county hospital this morning.
Harry J. Gosse, s. NJ. Sample and J.
HI. Mccormick, prominent Reno Elks,
have oeen arrested for running bar at
the Elk's home without a license.
Gosse, Sample and Mccormick are
officers of the Elk lodge.
The. Eagle says that beet sugar
factdt ~ practically assured to Church
i'll cog 20. Ats meeting of citizens at
FallonA, We other night $40, 900 worth of
stock I'M the enterprise was promptly
taken.
j. j. Quinn, who was arrested here
the last of October for selling liquor to
Indians and taken to Carson for trial,
has been committed to the insane
asylum. He is an escape from the
Wyoming asylum, but they did not
want him.
The Christmas exercises of the Presby.
terrain Sunday School will be conducted
in the afternoon of December Goth at
the regular Sunday School hour. The
children have been we'll trained by
competent teachers and will be pleased
to have you present. The Christmas
Offering will be devoted to missionary
work.
When yesterdays edition was nearly
Off the press last night, the metal plate
of wooden cut pulled off its base and
caused considerable trouble. Those
who received Crippled" copies of the
paper will please accept this as our
apology. The accident was not the
fault of any one in the office, and could
not have been prevented.
The Reno Gazette says that the white
! slave traffic has it's vile procurers in
Reno. Several young girls have been
enticed from their homes. The matter
is now being investigated by the
AUTHORITIES. Let US hope that the in
vestfss9tion will not end until the vile
crRStS;5 who follow this bus. ness al
safely landed in the penitentiary.
The Denver mint, which was shut
down last July because Of surplus of
gold coins, will open the first of the
year with between eighteen and twenty
million dollars in gold bullion on hand.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-10-14
BANKERS ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
Declaring In Favor Of Examinations by
State Examiners Of All State Banks
and Trust Companies.

Louisville, Ky.-The 18th annual
convention OF the Kentucky Bankers
association ended here with the cleo
zion OF ]. c. Utterback, of Paducah,
KY. as president, and the reelection
Of Secretary Davis, of Louisville, and
Treasurer II. d. Ormsby. Immediately
following adjournment a meeting Of
members OF the American Bankers
association was held, at which W. w.
Larkin, OF Covington. was elected
state vice president, and e. c. McMa-
hon, Of Shelbyville. was elected execu-
tive committeeman from Kentucky.
One Of the principal resolutions was
an emphatic declaration in favor OF
examinations by state examiners Of all
state banks and trust companies, the
authorization for such inspections 20
be granted by the Kentucky legisla-
ture.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-10-14
MUST USE DILIGENCE
In informing Themselves Of Conditions
OF Corporations They Represent.

Frankfort. Ky.-ln reversing judg-
ment OF the Graves circuit court In a
case Of Wick Allen against II. c. Meals
and other directors and officers OF the
May Pants Co.. where II was sought
TO recover money used In purchasing
stock In the company. alleged to be
worthless. the Kentucky court Of APP
peals declared that officers and dlrec-
tors OF corporations in this state may
not close their eyes 10 the existence
OF facts that they ought to know, and
II they give out statements which are
false in a material degree. those per
sons who deal with the corporation, or
buy It's stock based upon such reports,
are entitled TO recover Whatever dam
age they suffer. The court declares
that officers OF corporations must use
ordinary diligence and perspicacity IN
informing themselves of the condition
Of the corporation they control
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1909-10-14
GOV. WILSON CRITICISED
For Issuing open Letter TO Antlpoolers
Urging Them To Organize Lib
erty Leagues.

Frankfort, Ky-The criticism OF
Gov. Wilson for issuing recently an
open letter to the antipoolers Of the
hurley tobacco district in Kentucky
urging them to organize liberty leagues
is being Joined In by members Of the
state administration. These men have
been interested in the success Of the
pooling movement, and have urged
growers In. the communities they have
visited within the last few weeks TO
join the pool
They say. discussing the matter pri-
yately with their friends, that the gov
ernor has placed them and every can
vasserf for the hurley tobacco society in
danger of being shot down.
These officials say that under the
governors pronunciamento the anti
pooler who is approached by his neigh.
Dor with request TO pool can shoot
him down, and then. upon his own dec
laration that threats we're used to in
duce him to pool. 20 free by the pardon
route from the executive Office.