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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 SALE

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 H ta, mtsr aa < II Stevens. fauauf lu hufaaurss Na 1a.
 re Che creditors af S II. Stevens. %, Name m th hsuia a.aasud. d arsrut.
 Natrr h-raHe efzaa Har ou th, .fH.att ut ~.4a-#atr 9a54# Ut a....et e u. t..m aH a a.as ar h, -rHHur. ut .E.. atz1...1= HHa.r4.. . taa aHI,. Hafs#. r.fraer n la, N.u. E.aH. Company LH.J H# =a# ss.a4H=-# 4=af##s= #= aaf.Ia,H v afrH.auau f-T #Tzr af tf- rHt.. .ur las.f.b.d prpp,fts. 5ezssa
 uur M,rs,uHalyr Hmasre m.au. 7 tsa.r..Huru. ea.HaaH rl,... t Maas. G.mH Ia laa Id.. tHr aaf.r a#n.t. tetaslua amt.- r>mlHstaa Typewriter t zsrHar aHa reH -aH= Uas naa aHl.l-. ,l.... and e.eH=aaaae pertain Hs |. u.. office af iae Some uuN sata h.4sr. af Na@s R#=ka
 <uHi..t tH au .ueamHf7Hes# #af Ss1oe md Interest thereon. evidenced J.. n =faftaI mou4as. alEsa Ia T. N JuHr- lan. af S,ate M H atsa Mi. .r leo7
 T. application a1aHt.H. tHa aIa a .ta r@anz HH as mu, sas#0h ar auction fa tFe HIau~t and aa#t hrdaaf af g4#t =abfe.t ta confirmation he rha Hdaa laH.d 8. n #aurfuWu., at =asH H#afus. Nri.G eH tH- euuem.an 4f =esH -.a-. wlI Doe aEaH |, uu Ieih= =d4s=aG# #ssutanhcr atn 3t 2 e-alaga F. #=. 1T The office rfarud. and fa Unu-f #uh uth,t ieaHaesa .H## fHafaf come before IgT mrsuu,
 b5fst Nuea.t at fffa
 l. r. HOBBIES
 Referee H EHEfurtgy
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
Runs an Aerial Steeplechass Around
 the FeId.

Much like skflul skater He moved .n the graceful craft through the air above the l7oo-foo, aviation hrld
 Then he commenced series uf wild dus lrhoegan slides and curves that tistueuishod him even from Hamilton
 Wuh unerring judgment the yaang man euasted from a height of Ghh frrt 3l in thslt. of 55 degrees. his motor running full power A the crowd stood oh is toes to see what seemed ale an inevitable crush he daintly raised the front planes and bounded .hatuly and hrauufuny over the inyis- iblc hurdle on the ground But he had searccly switehbaekrd twenty five feet
 in the air when he put his craft over
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
WISE PEOPLE.

q read that Chicago people were badly scared by recent spell of dark ness. Can it be that they are so ig- ncrant2"
 Ignorant. nothigl Chicago people are wise in being afraid of each other in the rk"-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

If you are dissatisfied with your strong Eastern butter. come to Us for 9 brick of our own brand, Sweet Erier." made from fresh whole milk to our specIa order. The taste tells. hsk your neighbor.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
NOTICE OF mARsHAL's SALE.

Fubae notice +. hl.h gyUu That by euur gf T writ of execution dated July 20 tgfu. lted out of tbe pluef Com, Iur sas ss.enl Division. pIs4a of Alask8 aa E cost judgment F=H drrcd in s1d Court on the 18th das af June, l9a>. m favor ar Nu,H usJfHHe & Dnna4a Company. and against r II. Anderson and l. C'ub,re. Nil offer for =atc at public yyudug ta tHa highest and haat hlHI.r for aazH aH the sth day af September Iatu. at tae front door af the rult.d states nl tuct Goae House. Nome. N9zta. 9a of the 4ett tlle aHd mter.at aa r. Chtbers in and To fbat certain rldesf mining claim =imatrd in tHe Cafr Nome Recording District District af Alaska known and da..rib,d as NJ t Ahov Discovery oH Lake Creek
 Dated Ht N8me. Aga.l,a. this sf55 gt=Tv of Augl [. laln,
 TT C. POWELL.
 I.Hitsa Statas Marshal Second
 Division District of Aaa=f4t=
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
RUN AN
 AERIAL STEEPLECHASE

ASEGRY PARK. Aug II. The rI- vuy existing between Archie Hov~,v and Ralph IaHst.u.. tsy, a- tug Wright lsafa54. manifested t-ef to-day at .t,. meet at Iut.lak,u in thrilling eaftai dHyt Hath Their trlaurs TH.s Went through a ,ri.- us hair raising -y7fwfau= which made to-day,s cxht= hriaH one af tH. greatest drHan-tra- .iaus ar ssssutri, arrapiau.. riding .,sf seen iu America The, twisted
 rfated uud strrrl,chas.d azer the .aur-e Vhtl- the 1ouoo spectators asHz arriaudcd.
 Ever since the Wneht- hogan ta aem thsif Htte brood af exhibition 'tez ft1Nzez auI Johusfuue haze aaHaHf= =s8sf =atBer fut lar leadership EIs1 a=ae#s.0doua ne,,u at the same aaHs= 4HH tHI- e5s the nr-t time they 7er eTfT9rrt ruhHcI, together. Their #fWa featy uts increased hy nhe 3es-uer af Wilbur Wright
 Bounds Into the Ar Like Rubber Ball
 I-m=taHr machine bounded Htu a.- 4a ae- 4 ta.h.r baIJ aattHe ts- s.FI= fHa end ar the nrId at au at s=ef Hfty feet. II, carefully ztrrr-d ataa tr4m tbe grand stand L. avoid neither catastrophe in case nc fru rHa 4iud Was blowing twenty tte aHaz aa Hsaf through the trees. but .Hr -he etz rloudI.~-. and the hirtanr assad md tumhlod ou the turns like Iaaf iH NWd eddy
 e8r He at tho corners with tHr sharp perpendicular turns Johustone caused mlus =teatataI- concern hut after WNe HnaJ.s hr came down and Was aHe#H8ted hy Wright taf the iudg- 4ent displayed in selecting ht= landing place
 Then Haxzey went up. I.ikr Il rocket fr shat ta night of 200 feet. After Il Few gently eafrruiug circuit af thu t=afd Hc began the exhibition winch
 He4a frantic ta take to the air Nut suteut with sideHisr slaHtHg tatn- a. #aared higher and sci cut ta eut arura# eisats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
YouR cANnY nhclt

lf you can find any stale candy n box Of Toby's, he will gladly take your candy back and make you a prssent of an entire box as well as your money
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

Darling & Dean Co. have instaITe4 . fin shop n connection vith their store. and are prepared 10 furrish Hydraafs Pipe. Smoke Stacks. Tfrwart. and dc all kinds Of repair work.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
Coasts Down from f.aoo to 25 Fee,

Then he camegaa ras a.aa r.na nr from this hrisht ea==r amrta,..s five feet above t4g a#fe. h- b.at- d ..rirs ul evolution .4at sr at.a. fatr scarcely 6eea sFa8#Had .u f.. I# skipping sttdur .=eG#t.aa maH# aeriur taise. 1Hfisr a8a .,,u r.- times ,u -urees#iaa Y ff#m-d ... h, field in aaaoe G4t ranh 1t ticr,d he M .hed .ta. d. .,srNrl.as tAu uu>-el Asnl laae
 n, played bar3s H fr .al.r..# .t sIs',s that veaasa .qr t Uur Iu removed trafa Il complete some, .taa In one wild. #h5=#am5t.u .s..aE he dropped hi- H4t54 and uu.Ha Lis ,rgv of ilyHs s=tas at.d nu,al.f 1T taIkscrea =EHaI= as=a5 fine f Ha
 This put fiaS=et - H= aal, H Was soon in the aJr a aomr G ward to a htfht af irt- sueo r.,.- Then he came eartius to.n l.. Il bong. curyiug s9sea# aa.. l,p.st.t ts earlier performance at -t.rrIrphl #ff :. 0uh new erHh-I3 =.aat #:a'. Al .a.. tim" the machine @4,za | tmea.s t4s erass ruretv s.fsuf .a.Io. un Inc Eturud.
 He finished uis sl.tuue perform. a'c" hy landing .n f..a centre f marked square. one 4sinh..d fo,t ...ta In attempting 4 s-uIEii f.lt C. < Rolls was killed "a-4 a- arrprlaur collapsed in midtir ,tutu,muu. England. uu JulN I2
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
NOTICE.

The Japanese barber shop formerl. located at the foot of Sicadman ayenu, has removed te the shop opposite tho Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
AT THE EAGLE.

Hot Clam Nectar. Beef and Tomato Toner, New England and Jamaica Rum. Gin. Brandy and Whiskey.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

The very best Job Printing at rh. Suapet Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
GO TO THE NO ,rH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pazt-v The only Coffee House Iu town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
sWEETs FOR HE sWEET.

For the real Fresh Candy. go to Toby's Candy Kitchen, where it is made daily.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

another ut thr-- Htg.utr. Ir#-. This a"ra t..aH...ha-. continued a#s.t aauUd sHt sataa H,G
 <. g., rru.Urd dI4ya aT ul H... st times s,emlue ta.aiH. uH f.. rfr it-e.f paudtmamaa haE .a.-. tt men cried their 1rrarr. eu.
 yoiiri tHem-rt7s= H-=r-5 r- u#f# -H -hrl.Eue aata#-aa. tass l. l. almost ,Hrusa sHH# af s. -...-f.. I-'I,~ ua ---HHei- r.re.f t.. rr sf tbr tiuaah.e t.ar = aas.. ... ta Inc earth after ar#etH..sa ...... in th, 1r Tn ffaHsHaa#.. ..#-= that greeted hu f Ha ff5#t r
 uas caused Jaa1=Hsa. E. ..t. in mIrnty hack 4ld rlH IL f..rr .f .f= machine
 Juhu-tuur immediately taal hi. .,.s iH thc machine He sHHeuH..a a- would n> tr on atw54r ar 1.aa t..f For this maase l.. a#e.l ..a u...# a,rr,IIour Hfrad a f- uf.t u.. comrh plane He heaessd 0- .aI8 m4k, me machine p.Ia.. ...- quickly hy amittHr rh- aata W.a. sgt much ada h. #Aaaa tl. H.u.. int" the aIr. aud fr=7=V J5TH. I. sig upHJli n \ aale e#i. .e
 on rhr -,.aHd atl #.raaaI f., .u. . l. su-lunr a4= 5ea s=H .r #= arNf ,tJ..s he# Ex8= nm .ssa f... ua ar a.t tIme he a.a.e .fa.rd h. .... II au estimated atJt+-te 4s ..u ..,#-
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

Prize Winner Draaaht Seer en sale 't the Eagle as soon as the Cor.ain Irrlves.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
]. M. SLOAN. n. D C u

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 'HI... IHF E. 2 and tH 8. a u rrue nm.. Main 45. r,si. tnee Black ta
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02

EefsEss=i9l= Bankruptcy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-09-02
C. POWELL

IHited States Marshal SeeaHH Division. District of AH#Ga=
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
MEXICAN HELD
FOR A FORGERY
FRIENDS on NEW SpNpER MNN
N N~HINGToN DECLARE ~
NOkk on DINI.

By Nsutitted Press,
Nashington Dec G-Tho proviS-
ioual arrest of Juou Sauchea N2conl,
ruce member OF the Mexican Com
erss oi Journalists md member of
one of the hcst known families of
Mexico. was procured today by de
rcctiol "t The department of justice
IN concentrations made bI the Mex
lean eoveinlnent In declaring that a
warrant pn % charge Of obtaining
money undcr lalse prctonses had been
issued ror him IN ncUso
pcclariup that further details were
lon the wax to Wasl, l,ngton. and thnt
there Mup mo porrmt significance
.soid Mexican embassy attlchcs to fhc
arrest Bu Gusmyo a. Madero, sup
ported hy other lfeuss of Azcona,
chnrscd that the circumstances of
the c.use are trivial and that beBind
IN all /. the vcngeIu purpose of the
DinE administration to get possession
of Azcoua becausr OF his connection
with the uuH-piaz newspaper attacks
durgs the last three lrnts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
.CRABCASHB BOX
IN PLAIN VIEW
1nNTs WHAT THE DESrEHNDoES
nlD LAST NIGHT
APPEAR IN NO HURR
lahrrN Nearly LOSES Money Register
star LIVERY Burn safe Rauslckcd
While Old Man Ilidrs nj, Eyes.

While % companion stood guard ON
the outside, lone blndit entcrad
,lc Schmidt baker, az ana West First
street "a. ~ u'clock I1st night. picked
p the cash register and. with roe
N.'lrr % one noud attempted 20 walk
out of the building Tho appearance
ui thrne or foW men who had becn
no tfe rear of the h.kerv, and ono of
whom picked Up "a heavy weapon,
i ishtouod the robbtr and be- ram
\ few minutes u,u tht tvo enter-
cd tbc star livery barn block west
o.. l'Irt ,trcut. and after frightening
W old man ia the office by the dis
play nf arms, ransacted the safe. They
found uo money The two then cs-
capped into the darkness OF a side
stree. after cutting the telephone
wires and destroying communication
with the police statiou,
The whole night force Of police
Nero put to work on the ease. and az
ou carly hour this morning lt was
hoped that the lwo bandit. would
scou hc In custody as their intended
victims secured AirN good descrip-
toms uf one of them.
While several men we're sitting IN
the rear of the schmidt bakery "a tall
man entered the building ana walked
pp 20 the cnsh register picked II mp
aud started ont of the door. 'fIe was
totectcd before he had zone far and
one ~ the men IN the room Picked up
heavy ron bar ana mnde rcady
to throw Il at the rober Seeing that
tc was outnumhorod The robber de-
Sisted from his original Intention and
rod west being Joined hy h.s compan-
.ion ON the outside.
Al the livery barn owned hy George
adams they found an Old man in
charge lle was threatened with vio-
ienco aud told 20 keep stll while the
yafe was being ransacked.
Betore going far. they told the old
mau to get In bed ana pm the covers
over him 80 that he could not see
whnt WAS going 1n The two dis
appeared leaving behind very badly
lrghtencd old man. who soun report
rd the matter to the police.
A. one O'clock thr morning IL was
reported that The police station had
lccn burgiarlzed but there was no
,erincation ~ tho rnmor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
DEADLOCK over
CAPITAL BILL?
SENATE NNp HOUSE DIVIDE
MEASURE on NDMtNlSTRN-
TION--OFIIRS BONUS.

Hy Associated Press
Oklahoma CitN Dec ia dcnd-
lock on ,le capital proposition up.
pears iIkoIN
The senate Is holding out for
uce upiul Within Che city lmits and
% commission 20 he appointed by tho
legislature This plan apparently
docs not suit the administration and
tho lower house OF the legislature.
oklahoma Citv tx now offering a
bouu. of sJ5O,OOo for the location of
tho capital here romonstrance
against the capital htIl was today filed
hv NSenator cnmpbell Russell, au-
thor of thc Now Jerusacm' meas.
utu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
CORN uGAns ARGUMENTS. q
Supreme Court 10 Act on capital Case
lhis Week. q

Guthrie Okla. Dec e--Aftcr hear.
ing the lrsWucnts looking TO tho rea
cpeulug or Che state capital case, tho
supreme court adjourned without ac-
ton u was intnoted that owing IA
ne special legislative session consld-
crlug the matter at issue that a DC.
clsIon viii he returned before the close
ol The week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
ENAMEL WARE
TRUST IN Tolls
iTDERAI INDICTMENTS Found
AGAINST ~ COMPANIES.
CONTROLLED THE FItLD
Ones Fixed Prices ANA Did
Gigantic Bn~inrss.

i'''I''E wv. W. ''"' ''''ii'n WIN
returned here by uc frtar5l .rmd
a,r, ,oainst .,eteep firm. and ,birt.-
s'',....,.
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''F y li"n"rg """ NO" '''h "I"In
~ 'S' Ior'y u'l
l' ''Ioeu'' "a" '''u 'u N'S presented
'"' ''""" july IVY I""H IT, ''i'S'
'''''' Hp', "' "S'. ''""' !" '"' ''lo'-
Eru'T'I o' ~" "nI.'u states ''S-
,l' NIorh'F FRANK H. watson %,
'.''o' ana '"7'pl I"'Hng, SP''''
'Fnn' 'l lh' ''p"r'mtol "' JUS'l''.
ne SGcro' nc'r'osS n'g'G N'slGrIF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
nm ME\rlLI,li.

by Associated Press
Washington, Dec g --ONahoma--
rar and warmer Wednesday Thurs
day fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-07
LooA1 wrArnEn YrsrnRnAY.

~ NJ lh'ahn.bu. Ob.erVnrl
Tcmpcmlnr MaNinum. $50 mlutuuu
go wind from ihe northwest rirlr
TODAY $ ALMANAC
sun rises 9:59 a.m '~oon rises li:20 am.
sun sets d.51 pm, Noon sets 1929 pm.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
BAllNcER.s sTENocRAPHER

Apart FROM its ineffable mean.
ness as a purely personal matter,
the treatment of Mr.. Kerby. the
Department stenographer who has
exposed evidence Of treaohery to
the government on the part of his
official superiors, is essentially
vicious as matter Of official fidel-
ity. Are subordinate civil ser
wants of the Federal government
to understand that when they are
used by their supcriors as instru.
ments in defrauding it, they must
be silent and let the fraud 70
on? Is it true that the loyalty Of
government suborlinates is to
their superiors in the common em.
ployment and not to their common
employer - the peoples govern
ment? This notion seems indeed
to accord with the ethical code OF
Big Business in its relation 70
public interests, but 10 it to re-
ceive the stamp of public appro-
valy The branding Of that stenog-
rapher because he was treacherous
to public officials in orler to b.
loyal to public interests. inverts
every sound principle Of official in
tegrity. As matter Of good morals,
and also Of public protection, his
"treachery" should be applaudc<l
as u virtue. II the documents the
young man exposed were innocent,
he has done nobody any harm. II
they were evidence Of maladminis-
tration, it was his duty 70 expose
them when he found bis superiors
sccrcting them. That the officials
concerned regard them a. evidence
Of mahndministntion il quite ,evi.
dent from the behavior Of those
pcrsons. The Public.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
this institution.

this institution.
"But in my judgment, the most
important thing of all is the fact
that agriculture has been stimu-
lated and improved all over our
district. The hope of any district
under irrigation is, in the long
run, intensive agriculture. To
that we are rapidly coming in the
Garden City district-in fact, are
already there. The tracts of land
have been reduced from 16O acres
to so, and then to 40, and in ten
years time, 10 and 20 acre tracts
will be the rule. There is abso-
lutely no doubt about this state
ment, and absolutely no question
that it is infinitely better for the
community. For the more the
country round about town is
developed, the more quickly the
town will be developed. The
splendid Industrial club of Garden
City appreciates that fact, and its
most important committee is that
on agriculture-the committee that
does the most work"
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
A PEA HULLER

j. 9. johnson. of Center, hand.
les the hest Pea llullcr 10 the
Valley made by The Bhlwell
r. n. Co. Of New York.
This machine has bcen tcstod
by ]. l.. Hurt, Jcrrc Winchcil
and others.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
DOCTORS and
SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS

all agree that constant sup
ply of fresh air is absolutely
necessary. With a good
warm air furnace" of ample
size and properly located, a
constant supply of pure,
fresh air is furnished ut all
times and every room and
hall is we'll heated.
The use of Direct Radiat-
ors-steam or hot water-is
against the most primitive
laws Of health, as there is ab-
solutely no ventilation or
fresh air supplied in 30 jobs
out of 100.
That is what The Monte
Vista Metal Shops are doing
heating and ventilating
buildings.
T. H. ROUCHTON. Prop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

j. NJ. Ditto went to Canon CITY
Wednesday night to be gone Il few
days on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04
FROM THE ARKANSAS
Irrigation Congress Booster Sees
Big Things Ahead For
San Luis Valley

Herald was induced to allow the
JOURNAL to print the following
story given to it BY a booster from
Kansas who visited that home site
last Sunday:
ut pays any community or dis
trict to give its moral and sub
stantial support"
This is the positive statement of
r. II. Faxon, of Garden City,
Kansas, who has been in Monte
Vista several times lately, and has
noticed with much satisfaction the
campaign here for n sufficient beet
acreage contract to insure the erec-
ton of mill here next fall.
Mr.. Faxon, who is editor of the
Evening Telegram at Garden City,
secretary of the board of control of
the Eighteenth National Irriga-
tion congress at Pueblo, and presi-
dent of the Arkansas Valley Com
mercial association, was asked by
The Herald to write something
concerning the estimation in which
his district held the sugar mill
there.
Mr.. Faxon's statement follows:
Five years ago, Garden City
was an ordinary, fairly substantial
little western Kansas town of 1900
inhabitants. Today it is a fine
little modern city of 1000, with
every convenience that goes with a
modern town. Not the least of the
causes leading up to this condition
is the fact that Garden City is the
headquarters of the United States
Sugar T. Land company. Two
other things that enter in are:
The splendid Industrial club, 227
membership, always on the job for
the town; and the constant en-.
deavor to be alert for anything
that will benefit that section.
when the government, through
its experiments, had demonstrated
the fact that the underficw of the
Arkansas river could be pumped
for irrigation, these experiments
resulting in the Garden City pro-
ject of the United States recle-
nation service, band of capital
lists from Colorado Springs went
down to Garden City and the form
alton Of The United States Sugar
& Land company was the out
growth.
"The company built tho finest
sugar mill IN the West, ut a cost of
a million and quarter Of dollars.
1t has purchased. first and last, and
successfully and protitably farms
in the Garden City district, 1900
acres Of land. This has put agri-
culture to the highest possible
stage Of development in our dis
trict. The company has an office
building in Garden City, and has
contributed to the town score Of
its best citizens and families.
These men are young, bright, alert,
owning their homes. taking active
part in the civic aud social life Of
the community. The company al
20 owns three large irrigating
canals in this district.
1.-TWO subsidiary projects are the
big pumping plant, costing $780,
OOO, and irrigating 5000 acres Of
the best land in the district, and
the pulp plant, now building, at u
cost Of @200OO. This latter will
be for the treatment Of the pulp
~ - to make Il available for feed.
ing dairy herds, and will unqucs-
tionably not only greatly pro-
mote the dairy business, already
I'm r~,ptant in tha diaty;ct hut ~v;1l
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-06-04

+. +. Goodding returned We'd
nesday from a three weeks visit to
Missouri.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
DYNAMITE IS USED
IN IRELAND'S RIOTS
Trouble Between Orangemen
and Nationalist eliminates
in Bomb Throwing.

BELFAST, Dec 1o.-The political sit
uation in Ireland IS getting beyond the
control OF the authorities
Bomb throwing has been resoTted TO.
and. as a result OF the use OF dyna-
mite in TiOting which. lasted through
the night, John Watson, q private citi-
zen, lies MORALLY wounded today, and
haIL a dozen policemen are suffering
from injuries.
RiOting and fighting between Orange
II en- and NatioDallsts, which began with
tie polling IN Ireland, eliminated IN
the Growing Of the bomb late last night
during a meeting IN Independent Orange
Hail The building was nearly wreck
ed. all the windows being broken and
one side nearly torn out
The police made half a dozen ar
rests today. and viii hold the prisoners.
pending the result Of Watson's in
Juries-
4 ne an-uight Tioung was the result
Of independent Orangemen voting the
Irish Nationalist ticket
\ great VrOWd Surged about the hall
after the outrage. The police charged
the crowd. trying 10 dispurse Il. but
were beaten back Sticks and stones
were thrown and threats Of shooting
were freely made.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-10
GASBONDSSTRONGER.
SELLINGUP TO HO3-8
Lively Trading in All Gas Sc
curitieS at Higher Prices.
Investment Buying.

TOday's session on the local exchange
closed one Of the best weeks business
that the board has enjoyed for many
days. Gas IS have been the reaI fav-
oT1tess and today they reached their
highest figures at 1107s advancing stead
lily from first sale, on Monday at 1OSzs to
ll0ss, and holding well The As also sold
almost on a par with the new SIS. SO
urgent was the investment demand for
the bonds The advance bears out the
predictions that have been made of the
kind o IA market they would meet when
the holders OF certificates began to re-
invest their 8, SO 600.
Gas stock also showed new lease Of
life II was more active than Il has
been for many days. and advance 10
"a from an opening at IS and closed at
1914 A few days ago II was hawked
at % and "A was the best bid and few
weeks ago il dropped 70 49, The &C
ton Of the gas company IN seeking 70
come TO peace terms with the District,
with the end Of avoiding extensive utf-
cation, lawyers fees, and saving the
income for the shareholders, had much
70 do with the strength
Potomac Consolidated IS essk to s97x
Railway fs sold az SSZ TO sS1t and
Traction IS at u3iz-
Railway common, slow az S27z-