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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
THE LEADERS FIRE.
PublAksd every svsalnx except

The Evening Leader is going 10
be out temporarily but. when mat
ters are adjusted it viii he back in
the ring stronger than ever y
newspaper without devastating
fire is one with tame experience,
and the Leader had its initial dose
last night 1t is by no means =
pdlatGble preparation. but il goes
with the business. However. arran-
Gements are being specially made to
5just the losses. repair the ma
chinery and get things going again.
1t will require some little time to
do this in view OF the delicate mech
anism or the Merganthaler and the
presses are likewise badly damaged
Throug3 the courtesy OF the Daily
Telegraph We are getting out pa
per today merely 10 make the an
nounceent OF our loss. and the, tenn
porary suspension. Since it will re-
qnire several days to rebuild our ma
chinery we feel that it would De
pressing the kind OFFER of the Tele-
graph TO tax its already busy plant
10 this extra capacity, and for this
reason. we will ask our re ders anl
PATRONS to be patient lor brief
period until We get rehabilitatcl
The definite term OF tle wait can
not De stated as the men from the
machinery houses who were mott
fed by wire last night have net ar
rived. but il will be brief.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14

While Dorothy and her father were
talking I'm the library, Margaret was in
the summer house-but not alone,
sweetheart, though you haven't
made your formal debut. you can mar
~ me and well tour the continent and
youll have just as nice a time AS any
OF the debutantes."
II was Jack who was pleading. and
the girl he wanted this time was not
Dorothy, but her younger sister
We'll. Jack, dear" said Margaret.
guess you're right Dad hasn't the
money 10 keep us both in society. and
Dorothy won't marry. Come. wen 20
to The house and tell them the news"
There was quite a contrast between
The sisters. Dorothy. tall and fair.
Margaret, petite and dark. with large
gray eyes and the beautiful Madden
mouth
Dorothy had just finished her talk
with her father. when the door sud
denly opened and Jack and Margaret.
hand in hand stood i'm the doorway
Father Col. Madden" called both
OF them, we've come 10 tell you" con
uhhed JACK we're going TO be mar
ried
Col Madden tried 10 hide his sur
prise for he had thought il was Doro.
thy. not his little Margaret. whom
Jack wanted
Margaret said her father Won
couldn have looked the world over
and have pleased me better. Jack d"
ne continued you can have her. bat
remember she is nothing but child d"
Dorothy in the meanwhile. was try
Ing to control her feelings IL seemed
a. b her heart would break. for she
loved Jack dearly
We're 'o be- married on my birth.
day said Margaret. which f. two
months from today"
y am glad you have appointed an
early date said Dorothy. for my ad
vice 10 you is not 10 be- foolish. like /
was and wait until 81 u.s. too late"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
NOTICE

commissioners Office Hluencld
West Virginia. FebruG.v II. 1910.
The parties in the suit of c. NJ
Meador, and other. will take notice
that on the fth day of April. 1910
at my Office in The City of Buefo,I
West Virginia, | will proceed 10 cv
cute the decree rendered i'm said
County, West Virginia. on the lCjh
day of December. 1909, when anG
with such books. papers, vouchers
and evidence as will enable me +.
Scott, who sues on behalf of HIM
self and all other creditors of Mot
tie B@Meader. deceased '. G. \
where they &c required 90 attend
caus by the Circuit Court Of Merccr
comply WI said order of Court.
Commissioner in Cbanc-ry
JAMES 8. KAIILE..
2-21-lt Mon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
MAKES HOME IN TREE TOP
Three Years in Camp Aon Has
Brought About Restoration to
Health Of Invalid.

Camp Aloft is the name OF tree.
top home i'm Champaign county ohio.
i'm which y. o Steinberger has lived
for three years. when he took thus
literally to the woods he was supposed
10 be in the last stages of consume.
ton. Physicians gave him six months
TO live. lie weighed only 100 pounds
and when he crayyled ont IN Colorado
the doctors there sent him home SO
that he wouldn't die on their hands
and swell the death rate. So MIR.
Steinberger mad been an artist
before he became communicated
back to Ohio and took his own case
i'm hand. the Wide World SAYS lie
picked out a likely white oak tree and
established his residence in its upper
branches 20 feet from the ground.
There. through summer and winter.
ne has slept on a bed of boughs. done
much OF his own work. received his
friends and breathcd the pure air.
which has brought hack con,nlata
health
There are two means OF ascent to
the top OF TIE tree BY one spur lad
der runs up neighborng tree. from
Which horizontal bridge carries one
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
N!he Are the t.Arrrhu-.

o-cerning the name Of Murphy. the
following remarks by the earl OF
Courtown are interesting: Murphy is
the AnRiicised form Of Mac.Niur
rough the last acknowledged king OF
Lcinsier on the death of Degmot
MacMurrough, the last acknowledged
king OF LENT ter. his right by English
law passed 20 his only legitimate
child. Eva. wife OF Richard de Glare
earl OF Pembroke. known as Strong.
bow. The legitimate male line was
continued in the descendants OF Der
mots brother Morrogh who contin.
ucG 10 hold lands in North Wexford
This name is by far the most aumer.
ous in ireland, and is found in every
part OF &c.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
n l,!!izS:!z:!!M!!'sH0lItalk&Ws5ter1
Schedule i'm Eject
MARCH L, 1910

Leave Blueheld 1920 a. m. for Roa-
noke. Norfolk and all points or Shec-
a c-h division. .--llman Sleeper
r Janoke TO New E'.,E, via Hagers-
own, Pullman Paric' Car ReaEoke
TO Norfolk.
1855 a. m. for RCapokS. Rich.
nond, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper
Dining Car to Roanoke. Pe-lor Ca
Roanoke TO Norfolk.
1910 p. IN. for Roanoke. Lynch.
ourg aud intermediate stations AMI
tho SHENANDOAH Valley. Philadelphia
ard New york. Sleeper 70 Chilads.'-
phia. cafe car Gary and Shena-
doah.
9:1s D. NJ. 'or Roaroks. lynch
surs, Richmond. Norfolk. P-,imaB
Sleeper To Norfolk. RNs5oE0 to
Richmond
Leave Pluefield 500 p. m. .or ker
o7a. Colunbus aud all points Wsai
and Northw "st. Pullman Sleeper ~
Columbus 81 ; Cincinnati. Cafe cas-
$40 &. n. "pllma2, 3 eepor for
Columbus. Cafe ninirg Cer
leave $40 2. ~. and POI y. M.
daily for Tazewgll. Norton md O.
stations On Clirch valley division
Arrive ''om Norton and points on
he C'ilCn VailO'' dI.isio: al 1920 .
m. and T:20 p. m
Leave C:lJ a. m. for Wc,ch and
nterm> didt1 stations
Leave t0:45 m. TOR William
ton a1d informed late stations.
V,paCA Hs1E ~ I'M DClrh
mteEmodiate stations.
Il or 9d9itionai intormatlcn cal. CT
agent Norfolk and Wc3tsrn Railway
". Il. BEVU.,
Gen. Pass, Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
Too Late"
BY L. B. G. NJ.
BY l.. B. C. NJ.

So YOU won't marry me-"
do think It's a sin. Jack. for You
TO insist. when you know this is my
hrst season. and | have looked for
ward 10 AT least two years more OF
freedom +"
Very well. Dorothy. won't say an.
other word trust your seas Jns will
be bright and | will endeavor TO do
my best to make them so"
"Oh, Jack. you are u dear, Wen
not be sweethearts for some time:
we II pretend were only chuIL q.
Dorothy Madden was cOnsid red the
prettiest girl in the state. tall : nj sIen.
der. with laughing eyes. aubu II curls
and a chin and mouth that " ere the
envy Of all the girls around.
Col Madden had at one IN e been
prominent ia politics. but afte losing
his wife his health had failed q sd little
by little his immense fortune nid dis
appeared II was quite a bio, to the
family when they found they rh only
their home and a few thousarG left.
Jack Churchill was the hei ~ hiss
uncle Robert Vaughn, the ARl
millionaire, and was much sous4t
after
TWO gay seasons had passed Jack
did everything to make Dorothy have
pleasant time. The many late eve
nings dancing etc. began TO how on
Dorothy: she was thinner. h"r eyes
tailed 10 have the brilliancy that at
one time made them so beautiful. And
JACK had never in the entire two years
mentioned marriage TO her
Col Madden. seeing the ch. nge in
his daughter. and knowing that Jack
Rad not been 10 him to ask for Doro-
my supposed she was grievinl Can.
Ing his daughter TO him one II orpiug
he said: Dorothy. doc: Jack seem to
be as attentive as ever. or have YOU
lost your heart to another and refused
the boy? You know. my dear. how
were situated. Margaret is old enough
to come out You were "A year her
senior when You made your debut. and
1t isn't doing her Justice. You must
make up your mind to marry. and give
your sister an opportunity. | cannot
Keep two daughters in society"
Father" said Dorothy. two wears
ago Jack asked me 10 marry him: I
begged him TO wait; | hated to- settle
down: since then he has never men
toned #. but | will try to look nv
prettiest tonight and see what | can
do"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
onL1 On. ou..t-or n.......L

The conversation bad Iatg.,..ad
for moment Or tnO
Have you heard o. Tho rrr r
vice examination for ubasyaror
inquired tue man ~ he .I OH r..
overCOat collar
10 replied the man next tl. can
window haven beard OF &c. Arc
they examining EN- uo09
Yes They ask en- just one gdcs
lion
Only one question What's nats
Arc YOU multmilouaire md
lree ap'Hd'' cleveland Plain
Dealer
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14

FOR RENT'-Fom room Fat in
center of business section. all med
ern conven!ences. Ideal place for
Dress-MaknE Establishment Clean
ing and PRESSING Rooms or any
bushes "here grrui zoe, .s not
necessary. For Etnt at a Bar-
gain. Call on or write The Poland
Printing Company. 23l Princeton
Avenue. 'plon 80.
2-2-tf.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
FOR SALE AT A shRGAlN:-I

FOR SALE AT A 3kRGAIN:-lm-
proved farm six miles from Blue
field two and one nalf miles from
station, good house and CIT bull
dings, water at kitchen door two
good orchards in bearing condi-
tons. Your opportunity to buy n
farm at a bargain Price $500.
G. II. SURFACE. Soa5 Lick W. Va.
2-1G-1O 12t.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-03-14
NOTICE 10 TAKE DISPOSITIONS

To Isaac Logan, take notice that
shall, on the 2lst day OF Mare,
1910. at the law Gro OF G. !. irol
brook in the City OF "a. ~. Mere.
Co"lt%, state of West Virgiu,a o.
tweer the hours of 8. a. IN. and >,
No. OF that day, proceed to take Do
positions of myself ana others. to ne
read as evidence in my behalf in .
certain So i'm Chancery depending "a
he Circuit; Court for the Couasy .,
Mercer state OF West Virgi -
wherein. !, am Plaintiff. ana you at.
Defendant; and from any cause ~.
TAXI of said dispositions be lo5
commenced on that day. or if com
menced. be not concluded on thq.
day the taking of the same will D.
adjourned and continued from, aay
to day O. from timo 10 tive. 4. ~.
same place and between the same
hours. until The 'are shall bc corr
plctnd
Especially Yours.
ANNA LOGAT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
NE v Gull THAT HOLDS
WAR As 4 BLESSING
Advocates Destruction Of Libra
ries and Museums and All 4
Traditions Of the Past.
|WOM MEN IN CONTEMPT

ROME. March II
An astounding reunion Of Italian SD
stnrisfs has been held n sp- Is.l-
turisns according TO the principal
a weaker. means a relentless and aEEres-
sis war against sfA huIts OF stss iaass: II
dama IDS the Destruction OF all arrhaninx.
icaf nsc numenfs. tbs delivery 10 ahe
flames OF I'll museums and libraries, d
stririla confe,.S~tss for women ana the
eradication OF es.ss-aentaiism from liter
AZURE, the drama and es-ry other depart
uaent at life.
Patriotism. militarism, must be - tied
and great wars provoked. because war y
the sole hygiene Of the world. without
which races purify
The vast audience which filled the opera
house treated the proceedings ~ huge
Joke and greeted the subsequent speakers
With knocking Interruptions An indeacrtb.
able paadenonitam followed. white or
AnGes. apples. nuts and ether missiles
whirred through the air between The con-
tending groups.
The police, at last interfered. stunning
their tricoiored sashes fssso the mouths Of
would-be orators and harryinu them on
tha scene. ThA 'sfuturtsts. = wip number
many thousands. are mainly literary men,
journalists and poets.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
MOTOR CAR HURLED
0VERCLHF INTO RIVER
Friendly Race Home From Fcs-
tisal Brings instant Death
ff4- tFff--------
-
FIVE B SADLY INJURED
LISBON. Starch IL.

LISBON. Starch IL
race between two snosor crnnibuses on
the high read near Compostelia last night
resulted In one omnibus being flung over 4
fcrty-foot ciifr into a river. Two passen-
S&rs we're killed and FIVE others seriously
wounded
fete xas held ut Compostelia yester-
day, which WAS attended by the peasants
from all the neAghborins VILLAGES Many
rnotor osnnibuses and motor ears wers
used 10 convey the cxeafsiontsts to ana
from their hurnes
When fhe na&rry-nakers left conlos-
.tsfia ~ return home shortly after mid
night. some Of the motor car. engMeed in
races. An exciting contest toak place BE-
youtteen peFsona, and for several miles the
sehictes raced s1sl8 ~ sfGa II tap speedL
Finniiy. while descending sfeep hill.
Que Of thu 0snnibusea swerved and dashed
into the ether, With the result THAT the
second osnnihus was diverted from rho
FeAd. Before the driver could check III
speed. h dAaiaed over 4 rocky elf. into
rhs rav~r fnrfy feet nslow.
TIA titH wns - rtesp thaf the other
excNra9ofista could not 10 ID The Aasfst-
Ans& ~ their unfortunate companions un-
IN ropes and latidcrs had been brought
lFem Compaetelfa After thirty minufess
DELAY. reseua pnFtlss Nere Lowered over
tl1e rIifEA ThAy found IN survivors of
tn disaster citnetns To The partially snb-
rnesged onanibua
Two msn had been Instantly killed,
Mhiie Ill the other occupants Of the onanl-
bus Mere injured three men and two
worren being unconscious. They were
kspt alicat W their friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
TINY MONACO NOH1 WANTS
HOME RULE FROM PRINCE
Residents e Only AbsoIafc Monarchy Earth Demand From
Ruler Constitutional Government

present prince, who owns ths lana On
which the Casino h built. Aside from
thsi. he holds $500 shares 10 the c&sine
company. Ths founders Of the Monts
Carlo gambling company Edmond and
Camiila Bianc--oniy held 1000 shares
es<h In tbs original cosnrany- 70 n
VIII be seen that the princes interest
predominAtes. In addition TO the quar-
for the seoHeessfenss every year hts
stock and s.psrquteites- hrsne him IN
t1&S.ee9. 50 he 9sts million collars
year paid out Of the l0ssas OF this
gamblers u
But to the power ne wisads ~ landlord
Of, and shareholder In, the gaInhling con-
rAsn- snisss ~ added TIA fact that the
primes at Af1nnco constitutes III himself
practically III tAe ef3res az state. He ID
head OF the auuy. cnfsf administrator al
justice. controller az pdaice--ln fact. q
vcrffahle pDoh-Bah Ia modern govern
nsntsr comhaAtnx In Aif9Seik practically
al important fsinetfonS.
Like rsrtain 0thsr snversiNnx ~ the
old wcriA. the Prtncs Rouge IL Noir. az
he u not inaptIy called. reikna. not by
the will Of his people. but by right d.
vine. His sncnArcisx h aheolate as that
of the cxar. this sultan End tina 3rsnd
dukes or MeCkfenbHrx- 6chweFfn and
Merkicnbnrg- SfreIitx Hts p<cpfs havs no
constitution. no legislature. no voice m
The gcvsrnment " tis prsncirsisty, IN
which his viii and Nk1sa Ara snpr1u1A.
Of the GriinAtst. Mhp exercised sovereign
away over Menace frorn sthe tenth TO
the eighteenth centurr. yet he can only
claim descent from this ancient dynasty
tlarouah the female line, ~ the male ltne
b<vwruu extinct W ttisst &eatA - sk1thony
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
MAKES APOL OGY FOR
COMMITTING SUICIDE
Young Man Calls at Residence d
Famous Actor and Then
Shoots Himself.
LOVE PROBABLE CAUSE
Owe PROBABLE CAUSE

rAzfS. MarrA IA
M. de MAX. the famoua artor. - ~
rs aaass A.s been leAdins ss1zss aeszes
Earah BerahAElt.a r5npAny. n yesy ini0k
werrieds ever tragic incident ID wttch
ias III concerned q ss' ~ q s:ssa N
a F0unE Austrian named 0ukyssr drUyo
up to nj de Max'A Eesidencs ysst1eAAx
evening and. having runG the bah 49,
asked for the artist drew = revolver &asG
fired two shotx ~ himself III tn re9ion
Of the heart and Ten. r. ~ Mex Ns
called dawn, and NJ Ind Tho yonnG 49,
@..-ian picked UP and taken ID the E1ax41S
Hospss- whers no shortly AftArMnfI
died. AZ 5ss ssiiT7TT75I 5 -
GuaySer's only wsE,.- ! : -,-.s n -
your pardon. n. d. Max. but yoH ~ ~
only person I know In PAr1s.n ~. ~ A1k&
Says thai he casually, made IN yN<
mans acquaintance two months - 9lnA
had helped him with Advics ma 1acl ~
He belongs ia 4 Booa Auof11an t4Mlf11S
and had cosa@ ~ Paris % IeASm HS1 Y Il
n. A. MAX said No wAs incituea ~ A6e
iiev0 that there Mas lAvo tmct6out - l1S
had unhinged uuAyser'n nn&ia4. tM& NIEY
ne should havc chosen 70 an0savor r Fl
his days on the actor n doorptsp ~
Max II Ak ! los ~ tsndefstan1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
GIANT STRIDES MADE
BY klIstn's NAVY
III 1914 ii Win Have Nineteen
Dreadnoughfs to Amer
ica's Sixteen. n
TOTAL BATTLESHIPS. !,

BERLIN. March 4.
AtfikIn& adxnlaai0ns rslAtiyA ID TIN RAJ
sansl1catlona u the Gsfmsn naval pro
ssen ~ contsin4d III IN article Ia 10
oAy's TGesbiatt W IN well-known mini
sssT - sAvsl critic. ceionei 0aedke. HI
Z Asearta thAt the GERMAN armament pol
ley ~ Apparently abandoned the pfin-
eirie thaf ths prestige u the fAtheraand
depends On the army. because the exran-
zion of naval ornaments II gradually ont
strippana shs liEniis necessary for ths -
senss or the empires tEsde And COASTS
& sstvtsA xiant strsdes.' declares Colonel
GasdAe. I'VE arc leaving beAind Inv hy-
potheses upon which the last narai law
wAs tased. That law fixed the number of
sefttI4shIps IL thirty eight. Actually. tn
4Admiraaty II engaged III building fiesi.
Nh II tkisty-elght. but Arty-sIsht battle
se111a ~ our new arn1orsd crnis6ra.
Nhlfh w4rs orfs1nAliy irtended for strong
srsl&inx vessels and for expeditions
~ auaall weak states, Ars heing. Conn
k61te6 ~ nrxt-cfes4 battl6Hhipa. WiFh ths
heavy eFtillery and vastly greater
s61oq6 The cost Of THESE cruisers viii
e6ably N heavier than that M ths bat-
1As time u gradually approaching. IT,,
11o whsu tha German nset win O. m
psftof N ~ the hecss of the World. with
a. Dll1nis exetrtiOn ok tn &nx1isA. n
lf&ene xel4uAx which told ~ conpIa ~
T. Islx ~ that our neeA gss nsahii1
1JeS Fap16 progress fhan ~ hi Il Noss,d
4 nnner4Sn II flfSt IL 49, Klnf&A6 8fnfss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12
MONTE CARLO. March Il.
HE psdp1s u ths iittls principaiit,

-. - - - 49,. -. -.
80 psapse ~ tns AsA1e pFtnsipsaity
u Monaco now want = defined
cOnsstt,srfUn. snx N Suntsav 1Ast
.s....,....- go. - =. -.
-. '' -.
raIAre ana demanded y. pointing OUT
thaA 1ga0Aee II the 0niy absalnta nso4s-
ache r~r...n.n~ - ~. <.c. - ~.
- -.--s. -.
1iops' NJ Prince PROMISED 10 eohsauet
] the Gaaees lun, SRd theres for tho present
Il lsnxt. ira mstter ends.
II 49, -n...,...,x. = 1890 !.
80 popalasl1n - saob1eo - sMaiies
than That Of big yfiiages amounting to
about 1000 people. ana there ID NOT even
=. ,,.,,.Y, - - 800 ~ t.rs - -,
Tsss - :. - ,,,sr.
Ts~~,s,s,. - 49, rre - rtrssss
go sv.rvt rtr~a.,. rsi~ss ss...s -
s..sr- arehhs ss,n,e. ra.a~s.s 800 -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-12

CONNTANTINoPI.E. MAxeh THE
secret naidnasht departure fr consfan-
tfnople " IN nrsateF pese 0s Abdul
HAraid.s household has rereft the *
sultan -stek III mlrsd ana 4y1-0s the
company of his three dan1 llt4rn ara his
nfthx son. the ls.year-old Fsaca Abdur-
NaitIn. ssassSs III
hAsen Y that the three p1ll Gsa. wisq
befcFe Abdui HAmid's dpWnS&I1 zero ~.
trotIaEd III efiieene at Eonnt6 1ffnDpie, 1rc
now To ~ married therss TI3eU &nck win
shsln ID tho capital their 115lF.s Wives
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-09-09
Salmagundi
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY

j. n. Phillips is here today
from Tuscarora.
George Baker of Gold Creek is
spending a few days in Elko.
Miss ig,llllyn Davis returned
Sunday from a visit to South Fork.
Mr.. Bucol, who has been looking
after W. X. Thomas campaign it,
t1rests. left on No. 3 this after
noon for his home in Reno.
Mrs. Mamie X. Dorsey left this
morning for Nampa, Idaho, where
she has leased a hctcl, she was
accompanied 10y her son John.
Mr.. McCabc, of the Wells Fargo
company, left on No. 8 today for
a visit in California.
Mrs. Marlctte returned last
night to her home in Canada. She
has been visiting with her daughter
Mrs. Jas. Holland of LamiOllc.
J. f.. Vlentinc, superintendent OF
the Balloon mines left last night
for San Francisco.
The Pythian Sisters who have
been enjoying a summer vacation
announce that they will hold their
first regular meeting this evening
3. T. Nevins, the Western Pacific
livestock agent arrived last night
from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Lathrop and daughter
Mabel, returned Sunday from
spending their vacation III
Berkeley, California.
Mrs. VIM. Griswold returned 'o
her home in Ruby this morning.
Joe Snclson returned yesterday
from Winnemucca where he at
tended the baseball tournament
between Battle Mountain, Austlr
and Winnemucca The Battl'
Mountain team won out by beating
Winnemucca on the second day ant
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-09-09
preeep,s Of Jefferson.

DO not sit up late at night: study
and work In tho daytime. Rise early
and 20 to bed early. Avoid novel
reading and cultivate the companion
ship OF good books. Never tell a lie
or stoop to a mean act. he kind to
every living creature. Speak no evil
Of any one. BE good. adore God. be
loyal TO friends and love your coun
try better than yourself. Take hold
OF things by the smooth handle: avoid
disputes. do not tara pleasant con
yersatlon into heated argument. Too
much speaking is not best. Never put
of till tomorrow what you can do to
day Never spend your money before
you have H. Never buy what you do
cot need because II IL cheap. Pride
costs more than hunger, thirst and
sold. We never repent OF having eaten
100 little. Never borrow trouble
Thomas JEFFERSON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-09-09
~Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

The prisoners we're moved into
the new Jail yesterday. Those
held for the grand jury occupy
the cells and the petty offenders
have the freedom of the vacant
space on the ground floor. They
were lounGing about on their bed
ding when the reporter called to
see them. A white woman and a
squaw are among this lot. Trey will
he put on the second floor as soon
as the cells from the old Jail are
put in place.
Sheriff Clark moved into his
new QartCrs yesterday. When the
reporter called on him this after.
noon, h. was inside Of a desk the
carpenters were working on srd
the floor was Uttered up with
sltvirrs ard scItTs of lumber.
When Il Office is completed ard
cleaned up, Sheriff Clark will wear
the smile that won't come off. lie
was a little cross this after Ger,
We don't blame him.
The old Jail is being torn down
today. With the old building out
of the way, better progress will be
made on the new courthouse.
What a story Of crime those old
walls could tell, if they could
speak. Murdcrers, highwaymcn,
thieves and criminals Of all kinds
have been confined in the old Jail a d
their history would make interest
ing reading. In a few days, the
old Jail will be but a memory.
At 2 o'clock this Afternoon
Clerk Dawlcy had received tic
returns by mail and express from
Montello, Shafter, Cloverdale ant
Tccoma. Bryan. O'Neil. Contact,
Mountain City, White Rock ant
Jarbidgc are still out. AS there
were no returns outside Of tht
packages, the votes from tn,
precincts received will not b,
known until the official count