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The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-05
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at Waf Whites Sam T. White left this morn ing on a business..trip to Rosboro.
 Sam Mum left today for Mur- freesboro, where he was called by the illness of bis mother.
 Thursday evening, Prescott Chapter, 153, o. E. S., will meet for the installation of officers.
 We are glad to know that G. A. Dye, who has been qnite sick since Christmas, is improving.
 Bees Laxative Cough Syrup con tajns no opiate or narcotic. 1t is a gentle, easy laxative, by which it drives the cold from the system and at the same time heals irritation of the throat and stops the cough. Sold by Nevada Coun- ty Drug Store.
 The Woman's Christian Tenn perance Union will meet tomOr- row with Mrs. John M. Pittman. Let each member be present at this initial service of the New Year with high resolve not to miss a meeting this year Of grace. 1910.
 c. c. Kavanaugh, candidate for governor, has sent a formal invitation to Governor Donaghey to meet him at Morrillton next Saturday when he opens his campaign for governor. Govern or Donaghey declined to discuss the matter today, so far as his acceptance of the Invitation is concerned.
 The Iron Mountain train No. 3 from St. Louis t) Texarkana today was operated in two sec tions to care for the extra travel on account of the movement of homeseekers. Each train car ried total of ten cars, which in cluded dining cars for the ac- ommodation of those who de. sire to take their meals on the train.
 The Fortnightly Club was dc. lightfully entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. E. w. Conklin, and despite the inclement weath- CT. large number of the mem bers as well as several specially invited guests, responded to the kind invitations. After 4 game contest of "500" covers were laid for a two course luncheon, which was both dainty and deli cious. The affair throughout was most pleasant event, and thoroughly enjoyed by all pres ent.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-05
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The Prescott daily news., 1910-01-05
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The sun., 1910-06-05

Close Finish IN q Class at BensoAhurs'
Yacht Club.

Light winds from tho south. logsehsr
with a hard thresh 10 windward against
q strong head tide. gave the 0ravesend
hay yachtsmen a long and dlnlcult race
In the opening regatta OF the BemsOnhurst
Yacht Club yesterday. The course chosen
for the larger craft was twice around mAFks
od BensOnhurst. Fort Hamilton. Craven
shoals and Sea Gate The start was made
midway on the Sea Gate-Benzouhurst leg'
and a. the wind came the yachts had a run.
a reach and a stiiI heat TO Windward.
Interest centred principally In the work
of the Y class The division was made up
of the three new racers. Spider. SOya IL.
and Gray Jacket. and the old fief. Fi0fence.
Although beaten by a. seconds by spider.
the new racer Gray jacket again demon
strated her ability 20 20 when there j. q
bic Of breeze. The yachts made a fair
start, with spider the lrst away, Thea
came Soya, Gray jacket aud Florence
On the broad reach to Fort Hamilton Gray
jacket stood In too near the shore and was
a poor last at the fort
SOya led at the marx. but going 70 wind
ward Spider passed her ami Gray Jacket
moved up into third position. The tlmes
taken At the end Of the nrst round we're
spider sOl5A sOya, t,0a.ts. Gray Jacket,
tO6sO. and FLORENCE, lOsl4 White on
the wind during the second round the breeze
freshened considerably and Gray jacket
mOved up into second position. As they
neaFed the finish the new Noble boat vas
slowly cutting down the lead Of Solder.
The summary.
The sun., 1910-06-05

tanned bsrs and ths sheep skins referred
10
The Eskimoa are great with their
needles. and hey can build one a suit Of
clothes much quicker than the ordinary
tailor. They ars built for keepa too.
The white men have introduced the steel
needles up there Before tho coming Of
the white men they used an ivory ne'Stle,
which they made from the homes Of the
animals thew killed They aru not de-
pendent upon any 0Ottou crop Tor their
thread On the contrary. they make
their own thread. using the tough fibre
from certain animals which " much
stronger than is tlsed here Nothing goes
20 waste In the Eskimo household II
anything is left over from one season
to another Il is put IN cold storage for the
nrNt winter season They arr tho most
frugal people imaginable and loyal, good
fricnda n their white visitorB.
Mr. Rainey. who accompanies Mr.
Whitney On his trip north. Ia an all round
yaohtsnan. polo player and sportsman
Mr. Whitney will bring hack specimens
TO the Yale Peabody Museum and several
other museums which have asked him TO
b. on the lookout for interesting speCi-
mems for their various departments
Several men interested IN investigation
in polar regions have asked permission
Of Mr. Whitney and Mr. Rainey to aC-
company them on their trip This has
heen refused They prefer 10 make the
trip alone. hecnuse IL is much easier Tor
a party Of two IN that country than a
larger party
The sun., 1910-06-05
LiRCHWONT Y. {. OPENING.
Blg Crowd Og Yarhtsu,en witness nnrEee
Hasthentlef.

u was a big day az Iarchmont Yesterday
The club went In commission Really the
club i never closed. but u goes through
the formallgy Of hauling down the burgee
10 the fall and raising It again in the spEing
and while Il Is dying any lone yachtsman
cruising on the Sound who hungers for a rare
can be accommodated
Commodore Leonard Richards had or
derrd The fleet o be on hand IN the morning
and At noon on a signal from The flagship.
Garcia ". all the yachts dressed ship. and
Iarchmont harbOr never looked pretiisr
Then the officers of the club paid official
visits to the commodore and later the com
mOdore had a recentiOn on his yacht
A. . O'Clock the nagship gave signal and
the blue aud white striped hurRee NAs mast
headed on thu stan IN front Of the clubhouse
and thea. beginning with the flagship. every
yacht saluted
Commodore Sweeny VI the Atlantis Yacht
club was present with several member of
tho lower bay organization and from the
New York Yacht Club there we're former
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt. " Butler
Duncan lr. Newbury y ThOrne and Gren-
Vile Name
There vas a hig dinner served In the club.
house la'er wi hen members and visitors dtnsd
together % was an Informal ahaiT. but
there was an interchange of good feeling
and every one was tuhtlnnt because the
outlook for a good season was 30 bright
Afterward an all star caste gave an enter
tainment In pandemonium.
The sun., 1910-06-05
ONIONS ~ ~ CAVES
smmrrre defeated IIandIl,, 90 to 10
Ra,eUeIl Runs Fast

The ps VIII a irfon High school defeated
the Htg b school Of Commerce iu thcir an
nual dual track and field meet 90 pu-tIrrr
oval yest-rdar hy ~ to 20 point. james
EavensIl. IN. negro -prinisr 1f Commerce
sgualsd Ni- record of 10 s-j seconds Tor fh.
InO ward run The Commerce school bo"
sl-o Won what vas supposed ~ %" 'h- -"
verd run 100 - 7-i s"S0ud-. hut o. Ha- dis
novsrrd that the cI,tarO" vas o. wards
short
- M,Donald and McpouHd. tH"
% iddle distance runners OF DE- VIII clinton
had r. hot tight boz the mile run. the former
winning 'r -priui 10 the tape by 20 feet
Clinton took seven uT-t- AMI commerce
five The summaries
iU0 Yard Run Non hy Raycncli. Commerce
% kaufman NJ wiz Clinton eCUnd u H-u
90 NATd Hgh Hurdle Won D. = slater
De WlU Clin tor. NchHvrI towmcr~r. zrrond
= Trrgholm. DE- Wit ton tbird Time. - S
- Yard Run Won h~ Ravsnrr commerce
ne Asf-D nr W'U Clinton. -suunf H hau'
mau Dr VIE clinton. M.fd Time. g sc'
one NHs Run Won rv q Mcdonald D.. WET
CLINTON A. 80 li0I aid. Dr Wiz clinton. srruUd
Hsa-r. commerce. b.rd. T.re. minute
y. Yarf 3lu Won ~ Z HcDoasld De wI''
iuIou n. Forster. o. Nlt' clinton srrdul
q io-enba 20. Commerrs .r'i lim" min
--o Isrd Hurdle Won D.. o schavel. con
T1rrCs Tiaf1ry. DO VIC clinton. -rcu1d
Hta=s omU~-rr. airf Time, = -eu0udf
~ Yard VLu. Won D. T BRADY. u' Nlt'
Clinton 4 to-~T baum commerce second
D ~rhnyri. Commerce ttird Time. 30 % -rr
uUH.
pl'ing o. Pound shot Won by . Cohen
l0u~-r.r EiIh plt 0f g. f-et tnch n Uoof
sir'I uTf ere crowd put ui ~ feet i1rhr-
E s0.v.lr. Do WiF 'f'1ton. 'hi-d, pvt ~ - fee
100 Iru.-
RrH1'rt Nigh Jump Won uy D-sssr M
y 30 clinton I'm q JUMP o' lr'' " lhrae'
2 NHfn'r. Nr Aiu tNutnn. srruud. f4Un ~
'rr' IrrrDs W t0senheTg and 2 Archibald
Commerce tied with frrf inrL
lI'r Vault Moore and J ~iatfrTy. %
VIZ ..l 'nu. UNf wttu fee'. 4 De las'rI. %
"lW Ir t1n ttiri vault ~ fee '4T1r-
''grrins Nrnsd Jump IrahauI tud s NJ
Castro Dr WiU clinton. Tarh Irf aith "A irr
10 lnrir. "a HHatr al3 | itD-erhsrg. Cu7T
r7rnrr each ief uith ~ fsCf 20 i1r.s-
lnruui me fHs Uisrvs Won bf ArrhIha 4
Commerce. vl'h tLrrv uf inI feet = inches
j tONen. tuwwrrCr. heguud. throw ~ iul feet
Of in 'rr' irrh~s
The sun., 1910-06-05
CLElRI SCOREs HEArILr.
IIs PSlnis Help ~. GaBrieI's 20 Win IN
Caihalir League flames.

The ~. GabrIrl's 4 c. made clean
sweep oi the point honors in the annual
games of the Catholic Athletic League
hold Yesterday under tho auspices OF the
Jla.ou Point Military Academy at Clason-
on-the-Sound The senior. junior aud
midget class trophie, wcnt 10 81. Gabriel's
with respective totals OF 20. ~ and N points
ln the senior ,.as, the Cathedral school
was 500 oud. v,th u points. and " finished
IN the ,aiuc position 10 the junior. with
IS points The Immaculate Conception
Club took -scUud tn he midget GLASS. With
~ points
The bee, ,ndivtiuaI performer Of the day
was Jack JlsaTy % ~ tahTiels. Ne made
a. Di the - points rcOrei by that club IN
the senior y'as- by taking urut w the pole
vault aud running broad lamp. second in
he -b0t and Iigh lImp and third iu the iun
yard run. n va, hno day work Tor a
young4ter The summary
tuJ Yard Dash senior Won hr 4. Fiupatrick:
81 Gabriel 7 Redmond. 81 JamCA second.
O. Itsar. ~ IabnCi 'h.fi Tine ici3 ssc.
a. Yard Dash Mldg-, Won b. Ryder.
irfnaa4iAtc conception. 4 ConroJ. 81. Gabriel
sco00d y baiy. &c. Icr.iL iBird. Time. sa-5
Rlaslpg High jump. Junior woa b. Giua
.on. ~ Gabriel. J bArrrrr 50 ..abrltl sccond.
" Dare. taihttTAi, t.ft. Nihning Jump.
iJ Nari Dssh Junior or-woa b. r Congr. Holy
rririis ulrasnn. 81 Gabriel. -eound c 9iinh.
Rsutiu. hrpaf jump Srnior Won by
Ctcaty ~ Gabriel. u Pratt AI j4mr,. srr0nd.
!. HlTauici. 50 Gahuri. 'hird Nest lump.
Shoip4t SEMI won by W. Iohusna. ~
Jame, CRAY, ,t 0abrisl s-UJnd Nckeuua.
'ltsg[al ga, 'Airt n n,s.sae = I,s' ! "a iqlsae,
H0iy Trinity . IlUpstTics 81 Gabriel -rrond
J BIun. 81 James thIri Tlni- - seruuI,
los Nsgit sruler Won BY J. scaD s.
Mullins. ruiuhan,. tuIrt Height let
Our Nile krlas i,a'c. senior " un ~ Cathe
SO DAhrsl ~ryoud. St JaIncs. taTd. 1ims
shot rat Junior Won b, s ruHpaur. raths.
dral. HIcscy 81 iamss. soToud n.StD
ST Cecilia. tulri Ni.Lfu.r. ~ feet llCnr.
~ hat Dash Juuior Won uy F. .0urr
HuF rHa.r Morgan So GabHri. -rrond
D. wiHrrman. 81 Dabrirl. ltlri. Time = l.a
RInalns broad Jump Iuu.or-Wou by n
Darcy Cathetrnl T. logan. Cathedral. serond
J Garut' - 'c-i'il, 'hlri. N aucy. ii iect
A.li Niir Relay. ignior Won b. 81 Gabriel.
vih Waterman. Morgan. narrcre and Gleason.
Hob Nan". -syoud. Cathedral hiIi Tine
~ Ys-.l Ssrs Ra~- Mldsst-won h. psliev
st Gabriel Comfy. Erinhany. soroud Q bon
st. lcHIIA. ftlr4 10 uwe 'aksu
IuI NArA Dash Midget Won nN g. Vyd~r m
marua'e conception uoudrI =, nsntiel
-~-'1f e. Couroy - GABRIEL third. Tine lf-
200 yari Reay. Mlds,' Won by s., Gabriel
dell 80 Cc-lla Second imma~.l8'c Cosrrr on.
'Hirf TIrr H, -rrou1s
FuunIn. Brood iamu. Mitgs' Won b. y
Norton. H1E Nhus FlugrrAid Cerh.t-si
,egoud w Do1rog, 81 Gabriel tr.ru Distance.
rsrrrf u'sr Isro. senior Won sv "
Cam ,Nh"ira. .o.rr. Ni "shr.e.. --rnud
, 'uHHs .uigrH1 '..i ~ 'rr.n- .rup. =
fHa' 10 |rIEHa
The sun., 1910-06-05
RERNEYO LEADs IN RACE HOWE.
FOnF Motor Boats start Prem Havana
fer Atlantic Ctty.

Special CaNs DssndfcA 10 THN Sua
HAVANA. June The four motorboats
that raced to this port from Phladelphia
started on their race home this afternoon.
The yachtsmcn we're sorry 10 leave and all
expressed themselves a. delighted With
their wit They started a. o'clock thi-
afternoon from a line between the Morro
and la Punta, just where they finished a
week ago As they disappeared the har.
neyO. owned by \ " GTanheTy, the winner
oi the race to this place. was leading, with
the llys s-cOnd and CaliDh third These
three carried sails a. the wind was favor
able The Caroline. the last Of the quartet,
did not set her canvas
Commodore CarhOnell Of the Havana
Yacht club accompanied the yachts and
vii. 90 A. far a. key We>f. where the Gypsy
will act A. stake boat when the yachts are
re-tarted. The racers are 10 stop at hey
West 10 take on fuel and stOTe- They are
10 be allowed ihree hours a. that pOrt and
will thon be rrstarted together and In ilgur-
ing the winners of the race the elaT~ed time
from Havana 10 kev West aud then the
elnpsed time from key West to Atlanti"
Ci'y will b. added and the time allowances
deducted NJ other conditions are tho
'ati' a. 'nV~F "h WV Jaw At"'1 .s's'e'' i''''
TO Havana.
The fnish will he on YOungs Pier NJ
Atlantic city and the distance il a little
more than OOo miles The Havana and
Seaside Yacht clubs have offered prires aud
there b. a special race between the Rernsyo
and the llvs Tit. match race has aroused
cOns siderable interest Commodore Whit
akcr thinks that Ilys eau beat lsTneyO
under fair conditions. but local yachtsmen
think llys Will he beaten and some bets Of
10 to I on the field against Ilys have been
made
The yachts should reach the finish some
LLL.a.. u..I Lr-u..
The sun., 1910-06-05
FREEBOOyTRS WIN.
New Ha,rn Poin PLAYER, Beairn h,
Margin ~ Two Gsals

UEursr 40. june The Meadow Brook
Frrs,0otcr- defeated 'hc New Haven four
40 polo thir afternoon b. a., goals toe.
August Belmont. Dr. va- In tho saddle
tor ihs FrrrbOnter- aLd scored two goals
= \ Burden uH' through Two Raw lius one
and " tu,sW fvu Tho lTseb10tsf. were
put back by q safety mad" uy Belmont
For 'he New Haven team stevenson -corrd
two goals iAwrsure one. tud ) p Thomas
Two Sev Haven also lo-' quarter goal
Tor q safety
no lineup ami -ummar'
Irc~bOotrrs 40 Burden No "a 4
Varlins SO g. ~ lueR. back 4 nelropt Il
Ncs Haven No g. n stevenson 10 r
Thomas Sc. o.. Las renee. bark T. Salison
Frreoooiers Hy canned gnais by nenaiurs
u. Total. a. suNls Nra Haven ay carBe.i
g0a,. hy pr-a.Uss y, '0ta. 81, pc'-rre. h
"a Holmes
The sun., 1910-06-05
VTESOMB WINS CLOSE RACE
". H. LIPPIrTS YAcBT yIR,,
~ 4 DRIFTING FINISg
Opening Race % New York Yarn, III,
6aIled IN FlulIy Nnds -I,t,,...
leads On wtndwArd work W,,,...
Gains at ReachnS amt DF,ft, r.

The New York Yacht Clua ia
yesterday on the Sound for VI, he ,. -.
X and the prize Was e cup yTrras r- ~
Cornelius Wand erbut. Tho commute.
De B. Persons. Ernest { LorLaa a..
0runville Kane. were on board fp. ,,s,~..
Wasp. owned by Evans DicL IsrU-
some. owned BY u. , Liprif o- No..
a close nght with lstAl sna.
The race was won on the la. arof,t.
course. when the wind had died m,
and the yuchtsmen had 20 ~.
rare Judgment IN getting 10 trs rr..bI..
line. The course was from No. O..
10 WOOlsey Reef. %, miles. then o.. I,,.,-
age Point. o.. miles. and then ro rrs 1r,..
az miles They were sent avar .r 49,
O'Clock.
The start vas made In n fresh -r..,,
from'the north north east. an three ,cb.,
crossing the line on the rtsrboard al
Capt. Pynchon sent his lsial-ua se.,..
az ne lee end Of the line y secOrd, ~,
the signal. luning until she was cio., !,
the wind. for Il was 10 be- nj NJ ant ..i,r,.,
miles Of windward work on tho 0r., h,
Of the course. Henry y Pippitt. winsor.
got away in second place - seconds a0s
The Istalena. and the aurora. with her o,r,.,
Cornelius Vanderbilt. at the wheel 4; -.
Onds IN the Winsome's wake 10 -st h,
wind clear Capt vanderbil' spIu fs,f.
az once with the two other. FOr eigh' MT
utea he held the port tack going 4 ab0ui ri,.,
20 the Long Island shore When ths n
talena tackled 20 the eastward % r'ipuis.
after the start she had rNwmartir.
lead on the WlnsomP Both carried fsG
jib tOpsalls The Aurora. which fsrks
to the eastward az " 20. carried e ma
reaching iib topsan Approaching V,S
-ey = Reef buoy, the frsi mark The pt-.
Canted TO the westward, giving the Auror,
a fine lift. 30 that they made 'he urn n
this order and time
The sun., 1910-06-05
NOTRT DtWE TIKES H
Western INTERCOLLEGIATE Neet Won hl a
Non-C Onfrrrnce CaIIeEr.

OHAvrugv. 1lI. june Notre Dame won
th. tenth annual Western intercollegiate
meet 1n I1H1.. F.a'd to-day n vus tIc
first time uUu-,oufrrsuue college has vou
F.gr records for rhs ram-- went br Tho
boBris and one more was ted The teama
finished N1'r- Dame. 30 point. Leland
stanford. o. ghi,lsu. o. Illinois lut Cali.
fUru.a. ~ Zach Onsrliu and Washington
SrHt-. lu each. Wisconsin 70. NiUn--0'H and
kansas. each. Iowa. Purdue ana Colo
r,do college ra.h Wee tern Es-alye o.
south Dakota aud Miami 9 each
Davenport ~ 'HI.lrn br0ks tho Frcord-
100 tho quarter WII" amt hall mile Phil
brD8k Of Nutrp Dame arnrpsl % UOiUfa
The sun., 1910-06-05

The second race u the first series for 'hs
IS looters owned by members Of the ssi
wanhaka Corinthiau Yacht club VS. ssI,i
yesterday afternoon over one % the 'ui'ca
raursez ~ Oyster Bay. The vlnd vts
light from the northeast and the rars Fts
a iong one. The Tamale. owned bv ~
IIoyt brothers. was the winner. hnisb.ss
minutes ~ seconds ahead Of the Sshr.n
pv ned byT y Beecker The sumnary
The sun., 1910-06-05
spinach and Ham and q accord.

rouGHKrrrsIE, June The discus throw
record. hold by Martin J sheridan ~ Iao
fe-' 10 in"hes, was beaten by tho holder
r0-day in Inc Empire state athletir -smes
slnctiOnsd bv he 4 4 o. held af rha Hud
son River Driving PARK sheridan threw
if0 feet 2 inCheH sheridan arrived here
a. 20 ? VI are q hearty dinner Of spinach
and hsm Hnd usa on ne grounds NJ 70
The sun., 1910-06-05
WISCONSIN ,LL THE Wy.
IIadEers Win By FOur Lengths FROM
Warrington OaFsmen.

MADISON VIE. Iug. The University
of Wisconsin rev easily roved away to-
'.E from tho University of Washington
.ro~ The Badger crew was forced 20
sprint only near rhc lrtsh uhsn the far
Ws-fprrers shifted from a stroke or 90
fu ~ urd began picking NJ the four boat
lDrg'h= bs'Ve-U them ard 'he badgers
toN-w7ir RIrhHrd-pr oi the Badger
rev Hpsedel hi- mon NO - the a. notch
nod 70. oyrred 'hr advantage The time
1910. 10 miru'rs -eruss- for 'hs three mile
iI.fHu0" IN" Washington crew finished
b. 10 minutes 90 seconds
The sun., 1910-06-05
YACHTS DRIFT HOME.
wind Faua n Regatta q KnieksrOocksr
Yacht rlmh.

The wind failed the yachts In the annual
regatta Of the KnickerbOcker Yacht Club
Yesterday on the sound. Il Vas unfOr-
tunate. because a BIG feet Of racing craft
had gone 10 the starting line On Execution
light. All the morning there had been
hne breeze. but Just a. tho starting signal
was made u died away. ID had been fro IN
the northwest and later Il came SOUTH but
was htiul. This made IL a matter of luck
all day. The yachts we're late getting home
In the u rating class the Cara Mia. owned
by Stuyyesant Vain wright. heat Windward
by : minutes IS seconds. The Alera won
the race for tho New YORK ~ fOoters. hnish-
ing ahrad Of Caprice and ROwdy. The
others did not fnlsh In the new LATCh-
mont class Lawrence Darr's Triton was The
winner, with the Como second and Salhs
thiTd, The hOyden won In class \ and
the Nereid had sailOver In class $.
The handicap olass winners were Wand
erer ", Red Wing. JOyette, Rame0 aud
Miss MOdesty. The summaries follow:
si0ofs-CLAaa F-srAHr, .-couRaR. 10 MlLHs.
The sun., 1910-06-05

SpinnAkers we're carried for me no
across the sound home. but in tWeui-
minutes the wind died out and aurora "a
-et out Of her course by tho food tide
WinsOme gained on lsralenl. and these trn
took In spinnakers and gyhed and ~
everyth hing 10 get home. The Wtnsons
the hnish and won by q small margin Ths
summarize
The sun., 1910-06-05

This shows that the lstslena oukssiIs.
the Aurora minutes 81 -ecord1 and H.
Win-Ome minutes \ seconds on this Iaa
sheets we're razed y trtne 70 s',rhNsr4
and ail three made fast time 10 me veu
ward lstalena wa= rather slow ir ahans
ng tOpsails. and NinsOme getting 4 srss
one out quickly made a decided ga'r On
this leg. The times and elapsed time fsr
the leg at pnrsuna ge Point we're
The sun., 1910-06-05
Pa,ns vain. ss Mne. IN u Hour.

F7s-isi care DssDs'rh % rHE sUv
I0SroN. June Thirtv-siN contestants
started f0-dH" iu "a 'wrlv. hour walking
race a. tho stamford Bridge track. Payne,
'hr " nnef. yrrrd -eyen'y-two miles
The sun., 1910-06-05
Class K-sLOOr-cortsr. MA uuu
Tnmnle MN. at O,,,er Rs,

The WinsOme beat lstslens minute .
seconds and Aurora 10 minutes 4 serond
The sun., 1910-06-05

Az Columbus COlumhus 3. Jacksonville T.
AZ Savanuah Savannah. 4 hacon. =
A. Augusta augusta .. CJ,umbia. T.
The sun., 1910-06-05
HAsplo.r 10. rIETH DIyI.IoN-sIAar. .l0

Mis- Modest'. u 4. SwaH f 4. tuE
rorr WASHINGTON oNH DEsIux cIAas-srAHT
rufHuaW a
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-07
Council Raises
New Questions
in Donahue Case
Six Reasons Are Given for Quashing
the Quo Warranto Pro-
oeedings.

Several entirely new questions of juris-
diction have been raised for the supreme
court of Nebraska to settle In the motion
filed Monday by w. j. Cornell as attorney
for Chief Donahue in the custer suit The
day set for the chief to answer the charges
that were made against him by Charles
Karbach OF the Board Of Fire and Police
Commissioners was September 5, but in
stead of directly answering the chief filed.
through his attorney, a motion to quash the
quo warranto proceedings on the general
grounds that the court would be exceeding
its Jurisdiction in settling the case.
To determine the guilt or innocence of
the chief It would be necessary. according
TO the contentious set forth In this motion
to decide the guilt or innocence of a number
of persons not involved in the case directly.
that is, the persons whose alleged viola
ton Of the law the chief is said to have
condoned. f'@h
Six reasons are set forth IN the motion
as follows: First the %acts as set forth
in the complaint are Insufficient to cause
an investigation by the court. Second, the
determination Of the case would cause the
state supreme court TO descend to the level
OF municipal court and take testimony in
mlsdemeanor cases, Third the supreme
court has no right under the constitution of
che state 20 take any cogrnzance or misde-
meanor cases except when they are APP
peaed. Fourth, a decision in these msde-
meanor cases would determine In advance
the guilt or innocence OF parties not before
the court who might later be brought before
It on the Same charges. Fifth, the parties
defendant are not properly designated.
Sixth, the facts set forth are insufficient
for the court to take up the subsidiary
questions, N |A
The question OF the Jurisdiction of the su-
preme court IN such cases when they are
raised apropos OF another matter has never
been determined by the supreme court OF
this state and viii probably cause a long
and involved argument. The question will
be taken up at the September term, which
begins In the middle OF the month and II
the court sustafns the motion the proceed
ings will be dropped. II the motion is over
ruled the chief will be gwen another
chance to file d!ract answer.