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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
| MOLE OF MANUEL
BLAMtiS OF ZEN MOTHER

LONDON, Oct. IA violent rup-
ture has broken cut i'll the rortu-
guest royal family, according to IA
dispatch today TO Reuters from Gi-
braltar. on one side are Manuel and
his mother aud on the other the Duke
Of uporto. the kings uncle. and his
mother. the IDoWager Queen Maria
pia. The Duke of opofto blames the
queon- mother TOR the loss of ManQei's
throne, declaring that IL vas her fatal
influence over tho youthful king thai
prevented him, the duke from, ten
dcring advice that would have pre-
vented the revolution,
The Dispatch says that Manuel il
obviously glad that his troubled reign
IL at last over, but that Ametic is fu-
rious and unrelenting. SHE declares
that the regal family will yet return
10 Portugal and lead successful rev.
olution for the restoration of her son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
WILL HOLD BABY SHOW
IN EXHIBIT BUILDING
o Biggest Features of State Fair Scheduled for Saturday
stvel Glasses Arranged List of Those Who VIII
Awards


j IN the eie new ADMINISTRATION ''' VI
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urea! afternoon the aaai his ,N''s
81 me "eth TN" 'dpS s"VN - 80
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I" NtHifi04th' "'tt eiS' - ~ y"
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
REFUSE To ACT
ON YOOER CHARGES
Allegations Of Publisher Against
Chris Manning and Cltitif
Werner Disre2arded.

Charges of fnjsffas.nce ans nom
e,..,sa, =,
against Fo1ife commissioner Chris
Manning and ehief at Police Louis
Werner respec1itels. hv Adan yaaer
before the grand mr., Tsriday AIR
9oder was ,,lostted with Tho i4f3vo.'n
ler nearly b.,if an hn,,r ,t.s3,,., "a. -,
testimony No action was taken ON
his testimony,
Mr. afier charged that the law had
been violated ~ chief Nvern9r !, az
lowing certain QUESTIONABLE resorts to
continue to d. business. Commits
sinnef Manning he said had admitted
his knowledge of the existence Of
these houses haf haa lent hi ia,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
BOARD DETERMINED TO
RAISE MORAL STANDARD


Another Virginia druggist was put
On probation Friday by the State
feafd 81 Pharmacy. He must Sre~
port u the board on January 3 and
Il he can render a good account OF
himself he viii be allowed 10 re-
sumo practice. The charge against
MS MIS- drunkenness
Similar complaint was flied against
SUI another druggist Friday and that
charge Is now being Investigated.
aienfbers ot the board declare that
they intend breaking up. this habit
among druggists. just as lar as pos
AbieA So far they say they have az
G1mplished good results rs haling de-
hhanehts before tine board and they
are expecting even better results in
the future
The board adjourned Friday morn
ing alter being insession for severa.
da5s. TIVE druggists were arraignca
e,,d plaesA ~ 1yQbstinR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

WASHINGTON, October john
E Wilkie. chief Of the United states
secret service, has sent broadcast
throughout the country circulars
warning all persons against two new
ten dollar and one new five dollar
national bank note counterieits. The
ten dnllas hills As.a-af Stattfttt.tt. =
and the Pasadena National Eank. of
Pasadena, Cal The i've dollar bills
are counterteits OF the issue at the
Home National Bank, Of HolYohe,
Mass.
The lpterboreugh Rapid Transit
Company yesterday aided in the dis
trifadion OF the warning circulars by
sending copies to each Of the com
pahy's station agents and ticket
sellers.
Earh IF the oounterfeits shows
many faults ia the etching.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
THREE VICTIMS IN
r. II. ACCIDENT

WASHINGTON. u. e, Oct. IAN
attempt to make a flying switch WITH
a Pullman coach al Union Stationi
here to-day cost the life OF Aigcrnen)
a. Meffat, brakeman, and resultedS
iii the injury taN women eoaef1,'
cleaners, Mrs. Elizabeth Bailingar, SO, !
and Mrs. Louise Altman, 40. A subj
den lureh Of the COACH threw thA
brakeman under the wheels. where
he vas ground to pieces. The wnmeni
were sweeping the coach when ia
smashed great bumper To splinters
and they we're hurled the length pf
the car. They We're unconscious when
taken to hospital hut both Will re.
cover.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Especial 10 The Richmond Nirainian !,
MATHENS. VA, oct s. Mrs. rs
telle kanHame Marehant daughter OF
the late william A, Ransnme and Al
mira Forest Ransome of Matthews
county. and wife ~ \. Floyd Mar
chant. died IT her hnme here 1ues-
daS morning October !. "A. II
aged ~.
Mrs Marchant was a lady nf high
character, having been educated al
the normal school at farineille, Va
For a number of years she Taught
school in this county She MAS an
active church worker, devoted
Christian and ffnd mother. she
leaves three small ehildren, her hus-
band and other nsar relatives tn
mourn her departure Funeral ser
Vices conducted hN her PASTOR. itsY.
T.. j Phanp. and intefnent at King
stpn Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
GOWNS ANO LINGERIE
CAUSE LAW SUIT


NEW YORK. oct. "A hundred
aud hftg dollar night gown as Well
as pink silk combination outiit'
at sa6~ and two 'petticuats' at $40.
are among the items for which Nine.
blanche AoVin, a local dressmaker,
to-day sued Mrs. Leslie Garter Payne.
the actress. The suit, brought before
Justice beNbnrgcr in the supreme
Court, demands payment from the
former i'elasea star ri $agD4To, be-
ing a balance due on Il hill tor gowns
and lingerie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
MAKES FINE SHOWING
l)isq layetl.

.,..t !
Ht - kt4F mort aet'a11tsN fS3t"iN'
In the new cShlhition han al the VIZ
ginia state Fair IL that Of the ssgriculy
80, -, t,,s.....f., .s..,..ss.,l, - 80.
''ai !" "F 'h''"s.s '"' "'PA' '''sH'
SofloiN anu western Halfway, ~
poael t'es,ehed ia ntd cons maj d9ta htA~
snta ~, La company ePt"ts - W
can RED ana aolG lea mofloSfaffah ~ :
presses Az VINO pass throdsh tne baiiu~
ias
~" display comprises several Run
afed Farietles OF Strains, sfasses, fruits
F*s tahIes ana othef frodeafs grow y
On Tue company eSpef'aienial farm 81
iEof' Virginia, as Wei a. pfoduets re-
fftSefltdtfPe OF the resources tilodtais
10 Their INES
me experimental farm are htfaita N
the nale NARY Ne,ch, peanuts, ssseias
varieties OF corn. pear miilet, Gerinai
hiutl. thiio nh'~e, back"hest, rye. Ga y
t'fnpthSt eioYer. potatoes, mango pep
Fafs' melons cotton anu numerous ON.
ef product all OF wthch sho" lHs
he Noth aohe On titia farm 1a holh
pfae,teai dna satisfactory, @a"f X -
remembered thot iohr years ego 'iMS
farm Was IN i"Iesei nut now eie'aa
sfatS Sahai 70 those grown GA the
Hls Hfat PIteea iahsis ~ lfsihias OF "a
any oinor state ne corn t3ls tTaf +,
Relh While ana Fstio", VIII asefaAS
seventy bushels 10 me acre potatoes,
one hundred ana hity basneis. nay /,
Two ana one man tons per acre, ana
other crops IN proporuou,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Matthew B. Pnilnnk

ESPECIAL tn The Richmond Nireiniap.,
King GEORGE. VA, Oct L. Mr..
Matthew t. Pollock died very sud
dtilX az Echo DELL the hcne Of Ills
niece, Mrs Harry Knox Gore Wed
hesdaF, Of heart disease Mr.. Pollock
was born III Stafford county about six
s-ltSe years ago, hut had resided I'm
hihS 'ieorBe for twenty five years. He
Was twice married. His first wife WINS
MISS katherine Lewis. daughter OF
Air, Fielding Lewis. Of Marmion King
1eefse couaty. His second wife was
Mlss Lucy TaNiae OF ChRtterton, King
9enfge, Wh@. with two daughters and
Two sOpa. all IT Washington. survive
him
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Joseph Moss.

'Spet ial to The Richmond Virginjan.)
tM PpRlA, VA, Oct Mr.. 30
seph Moss, prominent and we'll
SHOWN Gfeenesslile county farmer,
uieu , wednesday morning Of yellow
s'fl''s' aEea about hfty years. at mis-
Romf near iiaiey's Bridge. in the
extreme ieWer end of the ,otfnty Ifis
remains were inferred in the family
graveyard on his farm Thursday even
ing, He leaves wife and sin chill
afen re was a member Of lnI,u-
tam y Grove baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
MAS. W. j. yaMTGR INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION

AS a result of collision between d
buggy in which she was seated, ana an
automobile driven by Mr.. j. l.. iliiAFs
Ars W. j. Vawter is confined to her
home In Highland Park suffering fraun
broken arm, q spraiped ankle ana
numerous cuts and bruises.
The collision occurred late Tuesday
night as Mrs. Nawtnr was passints
through Barton Heights, on her VIA
home fram the Falrs grounds, Mrs
vawter yill recover
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels That Will Interest You.

Every housekceper will he interested in
these inexpensive Linens, as they have been
especially chosen by. us for their excellent
quality, beauty and low price.
All pure linen danask full bleaehed and silver
bleaehed : wards wide the quality that Is being
sold for 9Oe yard, for Use.
Fine quality Aicrcerized Danask for only 59c yard.
All pure linen Napkins fine quality and heavy weight,
the 81 - guilty for si.s0 dozen
Al pure men Napkins silver heaehcl, fine quality,
only 81 90 dozen
Good quality Huck Towels, haayy weight $40
dozen, each i0c.
iien,stitehed Linen lIuck Towels the best $500
dozen for PC each
Fine quality Linen Tray Cloth, center pieces, sham
and Sc4rfs. each l5c.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

he administered slow poison. lie
iured l-amanno II the woods. telling
him he would show him some hid
den money. After shooting MIN twice,
he beat and gagged his victim and
robbed the body of $l25. 1t is not
expected that MATHS win recover
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
OBITUARY
Funeral of Mrs GRAY

Inc immoral al AIRS Saltie Purcell
gray widow NJ Mr.. Alfred Gray. whp
died early Thursday morning. ,1lll take
plate FRIDAY afternoon from No. zoos
Gafk avenue thterment viii be made
~ ti"ilS wood cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Frank CaIwetl

especial 90 The Richmond Nlrajnian.j
HARRiSoNBtRG. VA, oct. -
Frank 'alWell, IS years old. died Wed.
aesdaN az Greenmouu, Rockingham
county et consumption. He haves his
widow and six children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Miss Margaret OF.

Especial 70 The Richmond Virainian)
WOODSTOCK. VA. Oct. l.-Miss
argaret ttt, daughter or the Iate
Jacob out died Thursday al 8 f. NJ.
after long illness. Three sisters
: ufNiNtmMl sSes sydney, Emma and
lucy The funeral takes place sat
utday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
SEEKING AUTO|s1s
WHO KILLED MAN

tG"nttnnhd from First lfasel
after the latter had .heeu struck ny
another car. Neither Coroner Taylor
nor The police believe this statement.
They think that The auto which car
ried the aged man into the home
grounds was the same one that struck
him.
Coroner TAYLOR viewed the body Of
AIR. Britain Thursday e> entng short
~ before burial and decided that ne
W0nld not hold an inquest Nothing
could he gained hY an inquest, he de-
clared, unless the name OF the guiltN
patty OF parties Mere known. II These
latter are discovered Coroner Tagtpr
sass The police Will act without neil,
from him.
siae, small Hopes.
Detective Sergeant Wiltshire declar-
ed Friday morning That his one hope
II bringing his search for the gaIttA
aut9ists to a successful conclusion LAY
IN the possibility Of one OF them aar-
ias mentioned the tragedy 1T gu
rage
The dead veteran was =, o years old
and had been an inmate Of the Sol
dters Home for more than a YEAR He
had an unt'suallf good record. accord
ing to home officials. he leri the nome
grounds Thursday afternpef, 80 at
tend the State Fair. He is believed
Ia nave been returning home. shortly
pefore 9 O'Clock tnat night. ~aeH
nt Received the injuries Witch result
ed m hts death the next day. HIS
death was due To internal injuries and
a fracture AT tine base Of the ssIxult
Ferguson, of No 5eG 0riean. Stree.
During tho own MAJ, NJ, E,i,t..,,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Special Saturday Offering
of New Shirts at $l.0O

Without a peer at their price. hundred Of
brand new patterns to please every man
taste, unusually fine material, plain or plated
bosoms. attached or detached cuffs Plain
white or white grounds, with neat stripes
Men who know values. pronounce them te
be excellent for $I.OO.
NEW NECKIIES At 5Gc.Are exceptionally
good its really & MYSTERY how these ties could he
brought 10 sell for this price, Persian effects, IN
rich combination nj eooring-, wide stripes, neat
figures plain eoors plenty Of black and white effects,
only SOC.
MEMS soc SILK HOSE. 1ec.-ro-fnorrow you
viii probably want pair e SIX Socks drop in the
Mems Corner aud get al these, black, tan,
navy grey maroon double heel and toe, regular SOC
quality, acc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Interesting Book
and Stationery News

Fair visitors should by all means visit this deaprt-
mcnt tomorrow. Hundreds Of items specially
priced and all make appropriate gifts souveniers.
Post Gard Aibuns.The bigycs value shown. all
sttes; special prices number.
Post Card Albums l0c i5c 15c 3sc, Soc and to s3
Kodak Albums New style loose leaf book leaves
be added 10 book All styles from 81 90 down TO s0c
Sonvenier PosaIs of subjects -lec:
from All coored choice u fo Sc.
Playing Cards.Thc Nsw 'SnmIt Set equal SOC
cards Beautiful picture backs slt edges; package 2Sc.
Highland Linen Starioneryour regular SOC value special
pound 2ac.
Bbte. Prayer Books and Tessamentsst iess than IL
Thousands of by Mrs Meade. Rosa n. Carey Mrs
Souhworta Mar Holmes aud Augusta Evans Wilson. Pub
fishers price Soc: specisi 25c,
The Youns Book AGENT by Horatic Asef~-Randy Of tho
Rivers aiGratin Alger Falling with
Ager and other brand new Age books Regular zoe edition.
special eSe.
Everett fomnsons Revolutionary Stories.Choiee of
volumes previously sold at 81 Jbs; seeea AS.
Mistress Of Slcnstonss Florence Barelay author o.
The Rosary', Just issued, ut si5s
African Game Tras-Fhe book OF exploration and
-rAaeee H.a-r-it. prufr1iy su-afud t3r
prize. f48a.
The Poiefs discovery nv Robert Il. Peary
One OF The important book IN priced at S4so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

! a number ~ rios and theSe were uSeu
in the reconstruction The main tim
hers Of the machine, however. hal Ia
/ be made over
Made New Parts.
1he carpe uters ana mechanics were
at once pat to eork wilh supply
af seAsted spruee, and they began
sawtaS out the parts needed II was
round that tnt. matn rpaf would nave
to be made, ana two man ribs form
ing the touuda ton for the engine,
Two heavy ribs Oh tho top plane were
also made. and the main spar on
The top plane MAS spiced IN three
different places.
Every rib IN the lower lett plane
had Ia he renewed and bali ii those
In the lower right plane. Tney wcrt
broken fr,m tn force Of the impact
with the ground Ii was necessary
tp remove the canvas covering 81 the
FRANC To- put la fhe ribs. and toe
work oi fitting these required MANY
aoars
The wires were intact. none Of theirs
being broken be- large nunhef
of the screws were badly twisted ana
could not be used again The canvas
vas tern IN several places and mad
IL be patched
The tail of the machine Was COM
pteteiy wrecked AHA every timber IN
L had t. be renewed, This work was
com Iletcd Thursday. aud tne new
Al 3At in place
Worked 20 iIour~
tombstone. With his ehiet meeAaait.
r. t t.iohsiaesa and Assistant Tier
htrt Hazard. old not take moments
rest from Wednesday attefnoeu uhtii
Thursday nisnt At O'Clock Friday
n4Fbt IN, eranked the engine after
ed al the trsC trIaf This WAS ine
part that was eausinz tombstone con
siderable WORRY. and ~ was delighted
"a Ina that the engine Mae lntael AHA
III working order.
fffiaaA nignt the work aas praa-
,tiealA completed, every thing t1eiug
detfe eNfept thu aftine al the forward
PLANES ANA connecting thr rema5ailg
wires II tnt same The seats and
levers were The last partS L. lie add
~ This ,,at.t vas DOM FRIDAY
murn4nn ana lha machine is eom-
ptete The nav paint has made, it
=, that nom. .{,tff= ar, ..>n.rt .,,tIId Know.
that M. machine t,std 1,ru ,qrcfkea .
safd .fohnstour Efifla,. 4 am happy
that NOM III tb9 #8stlliug parts we're
+ broken au this QseIt1d have i{.tu n
more s,r3afis 4affvr- uops al these
VAS fn1l,rea an the l..ast Engine. Iro.
u.Il.srS ana fh8fn4 ara as good AS
ever and ala not 4fFln Ia me affected
H. ~. f,4{ -
,,ix t,i.., ,c,i,,.,,
The IAN t.Itb M, mayer ON We'd
55esflsf4 S,ae Inc t#rst a,.,i,I.nt mat
! J1,frat,.u,. inns Ind in au nis exa,,i-
enc. "a. SIN aviator ana h. ra,tla not
~ ftIsrn.., for fEaf a.. statsa thurs.
a944 ,bot baa xattxfa..ta,,5 4fs,rt
st.,t 60, t,4f, - ,,,..l, 49, ti5.,l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
FLIGHT DEPENDS
ON WEATHER ONLY
tcontinund from Ieirst Bage.l

ttnHilhAHd from tifst taEA.}
time fer Johnstone to go up. 1t was
finally announced that the blight could
not be made. These thousands and
others were waiting Friday afternoon
for him rs go up, but Manager Lloyd
announced that nane u thu pubiic
attractions would he shown because
Of the incienent weather
The accident 10 the machine has
made the flights more Interesting than
before JnhBst0ne has matte his
flights With such seeming ease that
IL esea ped the minds Of the throngs
that his performance was attended
with great danger. The ACCIDENT with
Mayor Richardson "Wednesday proved
- them that flying liz no play and
they haze deeper respect for the
nerve and daring Of the young All
ator
Worked Without Resi-,
JoInstene and his men did not stop
for rest following the accident Wed
nesday afternoon The machine wns
dismaDtled under the direction "a the
aviator. and the various parts were
removed to the large tent IN which
IL is housed
Work Mas at once begua To try and
repair Il to continue the flights n
did not believe that the machine could
be repaired said tombstone Thurs.
day night while viewing tie made
over dyer with II representative of Tine
virgintan. ! thought at first of wiz
ing to Dayton for another machine,
but realized On second thought that
u could not be packed ard brought
here in time 70 give any nights dur.
Ing the fair
The first tn,ng done by tombstone
MAS IA tGke iysynnfurr NJ fha ,-xtra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Ghipaboraso Y. "; &. t. 4.
The G'himborAEo ". q. r. L. VIII bolA
their regular. meeting Friday, October
7th NJ N NJ IT kr0asn4 Aem0rtal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07

Hudson Mrs Virginia Haruan. Mrs
luther Rpdos. Miss Lizzie DcVisr and
Kenneth Devirr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-07
Silk Isle Stockings, O.
the Usual Csc Kind, 4

One of the best Hosiery values OF the season IS
Mefccrzed Silk lsr Stocking, thin and durable,
seamless with double heel and toe, worth 25c special
Tor lyc.
SOC IMPORTED HOSE. soc.
Fine Imported Ingram Silk i4isIe Hose fine German
goods imported direct frot the manufactures, spiced
heel and toe vide double top looks Ike silk, regular
soc quality; special SOC.
S1.00 AND ST .25 SILK HOSE, 7oc.
A. real, pure SILK Thread Stocking, something very
unusual and never sold before III this price, has Isle
elastic top full fashioned speed heel and toe. Isle
sole. usual price is 81 90 and i2o special Saturday,
rec.
sl.50 TO $500 SILK HOSE, Sis.
Just received p, dozen Wonens Sample SILK Stock
ings with six Ilslt sole. thret different weights.
colors; black, tau light blue pink lavender eopen-
hagen and navy. regular Sl.50 aud 500 values for
$l.I5.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29
TWO CITIZENS
COMMIT SUICIDE
At COUNTY JAIL
By Associated Press.

Ell CENTRIC, Cal, Oct. 29-Two
suicides of well known citizens,
both occurring at the county Jail
within twelve hours, lead to the be-
lief that suicide pact was carried
out by George Sexsmith, civil en-
gineer engaged on canal work in
the Imperial valley, who shot him
self in the sheriffs office at noon
yesterday and died last night, and
Deputy Sheriff Jake Meadows.
Sexsmith had volunteered to take
care of the sheriff's office during
the absence of the deputy. Hearing
OF Sexsmith's suicide, Deputy Jake
Meadows, an intimate friend of Sex
smiths said he was going the same
route, and last night shot himself,
dying without regaining conscious
ness.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-29
HAS MADE AN
ENVIABLE RECORD
FOR HIMSELF
HARRY. II. ATKINSON A STRONG
CANDIDATE FOR JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE

In no instance during the present
local campaign has the individual
candidate for office met with such
widespread acclaim as has our pop
ular justice of the peace, Harry H.
Atkinson.
His career in office during the
past two years has amply justified
the belief by his host Of friends
that he merits the office for which
he seeks reelection.
He is possessed of a most mag
netic and unusual personality To
this magnetism is added SINGER
ity of purpose, an answering de-
termination that the right shall at
all times prevail, coupled with an
innate charity of heart, well calcu-
lated to strike an equable balance
in administering the affairs of his
highly important office.
His future is promising one.
He is the soul of loyalty to both
his party and friends. Essentially
a student and worker, he often
times finds the days all too short.
His habits are those of the clean,
up-to-date twentieth century young
American, who seeks with the par
donable ambition so characteristic,
to better the conditions of the COM
munity in which he lives.
He has made most enviable rec
ord for himself as an arbiter of JUS
tice, giving the fullest measure of
consideration to each and every
case brought before him. In the
main he has been lenient with those
who, in his judgment, were the
weak among mankind, yet he has
ever been on the alert for the hard
ened and different offender who
sought with impunity to trespass
upon the laws of organized society.
He has the we'll wishes of all those
citizens of Tonopah who desire a
clean political regime; purer moral
tone, and a progressive camp gen.
orally.