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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
NEW CITIZENS.


| Following is a list of those who
took out second papers at the recent
term of court The last two names
in each paragraph are those Of the
witnesses
jaeger. I'ranzsaferl Andreas Per
mann and Anton Mastel.
Naltin kiefer. Andreas Perman
and Anton Mastel.
Anton Aberle. Johannes Vetter
and Jakob Duchscherer.
kasper Schcrr. Peter Mastel and
Edward Braddock
Theodor Nelson Axel jacobson
and John B. Hanson.
John Opp. Philip Himmerich
and Christ. Bieber.
William Knight Charles Govern
try and John Bieddlecomb.
Simon Opp. Phillip Himmerich
and Frank Baska
Jacob Opp. frank Baska and
Philip Himmerich.
George Opp. Frank Baska and
Phillip Himmcrich.
Jens Peterson Nord. Neils A.
Ekangcr and Casper Bjelland.
John Rensselaer, John j. Rensch-
Ter and Jacob Burkhardt.
Anton schlosser. j. II. Reamer
and 7. j Wittmayer.
Sebastian Burgad. Peter Masset
and Stanislaus Masset
Thomas Swenson. Eugene G.
Smith and August Boyer.
John Arens. Samuel +. Wright
and George II Naramore.
Jacob Boeshais. PJ Wittmayer
and konrad Bolinger
Elmer Sandwich Ole Sathern and
Geo. Beeken.
Hans Hanson Andrew Hanson
and John Brasseth.
Peter Jochim Peter Miller and
Joseph Jochirn
Jacopb Moilanen Henry Miller
and Charles J Seek.
George Jochim ..Peter Munsch
and Joseph Jochim.
Adam Paul Karl Bachmeier and
q A IIerolz.
Christ Peter Anundson Sven
Peterson and Jacob Lierbo
Anton Vetter Johannes Vetter
and johannes NJ Vetter.
George Hanson. John Ronning
and John Lindseth
August Carlson John Ronning
and Jacob Winterton.
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pFlrp

Al II y clock att Iaesdav s~rp
noon. in the Methodist church II
Linton. the Rev. Kar Roth, the
German Baptist pastor at Linton
officiating, Mr. John Wolfer and
Miss Minnie Reich We're united in
the bonds Of marriage The wit-
nesses We're MIR. John Mueller and
Miss Lizzie Reich
The bride Is daughter If Mr. and
Mrs Matthias Reich Who reside a
few miles from Brofy She is popu-
lar with every one who knows her.
She is a sister Of Mr.. + Washer
of Linton.
The groom IS geniai. Nnd-heartea
Johnny Wolfer who With his
father IS engaged IN the general
merchandise business IN linton he
Is a young man of good principles.
tar business methods. ana is hkcd
and respected by those who l,now
him.
Mr. and Mrs Wolfer Of laesday
Tor trip 70 visit friends m South
Dakota, and on their re,urn they
VIII begin housekeeping IN | lnt,a.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
DISTRICT COURT

The slre-horse case of Schipper rs.
Rushy and Others was being tried
before jury when the Record went
to press last week. This was a suit
by a dealer who had sold under a
guarantee a stallion to certain far
mers in the Hartford ncighborhood.
The verdict was for the defendants.
Lynn& Coventry for plaintiff. Arm
strong 4 Cameron for defendants.
In the case of the state VS.. August
Fredreksen, II. N. Stevens. attorney
for defendant, withdrew the plea of
not guilty which had been made and
IN lieu thereof entered plea Of
guilty by agreement of Mr.. Ste
VEINS and States Attorney Coventry.
the time for passing sentence was
set for the first day of the next Zoe
tober) term. The charge was resist
ing an officer.
Attorney Cameron, counsel for
Frank keefe, the latter charged
with grand larceny in the stealing
of horses appeared and withdrew his
clients plea of not guilty and en-
tered a plea of guilty. Defendant
was sentenced to year in the peni-
Tertiary
The case of Fred c. stoll vs.. j. X.
Davis was tried before a jury. This
was claim for commission on the
sale of the Beaver Creek Stock
Farm. The verdict was for the sum
of y. $50 and interest from July "a,
1909.
Several civil cases OH the calendar
We're. as usual. either settled or CON
tinued.
Court adjourned Friday evening.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
An Fmmon. eounty Pioneer

f-v men -nsa fe. u asi g.ats.
educational cork arr rlora iei
known than President Norsf .. the
North DAKOTA agricultural college
As popular speaker neneis samuel
u demand From The pAtlona zap
ital TO the Pacific coast the silsli.
tonsuctl North oaketaa IN itcsl "a
dlscnss agricultural and alHe,l sui.
lects. This Week he has bcen lu 81
Louis Where his MAS one IT me
ablest addresses delivered a, tins
huge national convention
There IS one good thing about lsshn
II. Worst He can lat ou, aA
things eloquently and ntercs augly
but Wha, he says means something.
He IS not Of that ciass If speaKcts
whe pose and do a spread eagle "a,
toflcal stunt sending the audience
nom, wlthoni remembering what h,
SAID He gives his hearers some
solil facts He sets them thinking
and along llnes that ail3 n help
iel. He has a message and he de-
MYERS It IN an Impressive and eject
I'VE manner
North I)akotans owe much lp.lohn
n Worst He assumed the cNecll
i've management of the North la
kota agricultural college ~ {, tlnie.
When the institution Gas III lhe he
Nelormcnt stage He has breti ID
cullarly fortunate ia hi~ Judgment
of men, and through his apl i ~
ants, has made the \ Of tlls
STATE one Of the beading INSTITUTIONS
Of rs KIND in the United States ~
pcrts from Washington say that
ranks With three others in ,eing the
XIX -Four otthe agricultural colleges
OF the entire country.
The farmers and others uf North
Dakota appreciate how much of this
success is due 10 the indiNl.lualtv
and capahlllly If President Worst /
Fargo Forum.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
Bids Wanted for BRIDGE

The Hoard ~ County c0iHn4issiDHets, a
Fmmons county u lnvitr sea5"d uropo
sails until O'Clock y june = sisl 'flf fns
construction ~ SIX woodt'u bridges VIII o.
ditr piles, 3sl2 Inch ,iritP"rs, }tegli H8WfiMR
lefoDi roadway one bridge 'srn - X Fl.
Gated MS follows
Isei wean sections afA lown5A3it ii2
Range z, ADridee Oct sins feet lSis
water.
Between sections (. and 81 ii95i1 a Nflas,
IA feet lon. . fe.i above Hatci
I.ctwcen -.ciions.i and VI Nv a eilIgt
10 feet iong feet shove VA itsi
Betwenn sections AMI VI I3ae btfalsf
II feet long, d feet anoye watcr
Between sections 2, aud n, w iiffi.e
y feet long 10 feet above ~atef
Between Scctipnsll ani l., ~ 4ralse
II feet long = feei above WINTER
Plans and specheaiipn, ~ iti8 Do ~. nNe
~ u eGnunty Auditor
Mark prppnsiii, BID 'at III 30 so
Dress 10 County Auditor
I.lnton y u Nay II l'il0
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
Bids Wanted for Traction I..ngin

ftc Board of county Commissioners u
Inmpnc. county, n ID. invitr sealed propp
SAL until y. III. June 3 TOO for tllt ~ 4,
elevating road grader for NJ, season ~ 1910
bidders VIII state prlceper day Of 'Hf iianrs
Tor the same, equipped complete vim tfetn
fun and water 10 run the grader
MARX proposals Bid FOR Grading .iae ~
dress 10 County Auditor
Dated AT Linton, ~, May 70 lsly
j 4. Pitt
Z ~ u AlI1ll
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
Dor Sll.rlilll

hfHby respectfully Announce that aft
= iliAldits' f9f the position u sheriff OF En-
n9'fr H9nnly subject To the Win of tbe Ee
l'hfilftn s9i.is as expressed NJ the l,iifa.ty
aisctisp - e he!d Juno ep 1910.
WALLACE KNIs
Linton. = u. Aprl IL, iaiu
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
E,NGhl. RAVEN

Another popular Fmmons cpunt>
girl has entered the realm If doubl,
blessedness, but, as the event tooh
place elsewhere and quietly. We an,
unable TO give rs extended motto,
as we otherwise could have done
Well, the wedding occurre, il
Bismarck yesterday the principals
beng Miss Rose Raven and MIR A
w. Fngcl. The ceremony was per
formed 10y the Methodist minister n,
the Capital City.
The bride is the eldest dauphtc,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Raven
respected pioneer settlers of tins
county. She has grown to woman.
hood here. She Us bright. Well
educated and entcrprlsing. being a
member of the ncw millinery firm
of haven Sisters. The groom is a
young man who came here recently
A'oiu Autiuttn 10 accept position
as assistant agent at the union depot
Although a stranger in TINS com
munlty. he is we'll thought of by
those who have made his acuualnt.
ance since he came here, and Aber-
deem people who have visited Lin.
ton say he is very worthy Young
man. II was i'm the South Dakota
city that the two young people he
came acquainted. The young hus-
band and wife Will make their HON,
IN Linton, and they have the best
wishes of every one in their new re-
lation.
DEATH OF MIR. sl'RlGl;l.I..
The Record this week must chron.
lcle the death of another worthy
citizen that of Mr. SpriggIe, whc
resided about eight miles northeast
of Linton. Tie died at 3 clock a. M
on the morning of Thursday, May
9TH. He had been sick four years.
the disease being consumption.
The funeral services were held at
the family residence. and were con
Quoted By the Rev Sachtjen. the
Linton Methodist pastor. The inter
ment was made IN Linton cemetery.
Walter Doris Sprlggle Wa born
in lewistown, Pa, Jan,. 1867. and
was at the time of his death E,ycars,
4 months and 2 days old Twenty
three years ago he went with his
parents from the citNof Minneapolis
to Bay City. Wis, where he resided
twenty years. In the spring OF 1907
he moved to Linton. IN the hope Of
bettering his health, which had been
failing during the precious winter.
But the disease wa too far adj
vanced. and the change Of climate
produced no favorabl" result
In the year lss9 he ssls married to
Miss Lille poston, u Wiseonsin
Four children, three girls and a boy.
blessed their union Heldes his
wife and children. be leave five SIS
tiers and three brother to mourn his
loss His mother died twenty three
years ago.
For about eleven years Mr. sprig-
gle had been a member Of the Mod
ern Woodmen Of America, in which
order he carierd an insurance policy
for ST 900 The local lodge Of Wood
men had charge Of the services at
the cemetery
Mr. spriggle MAS a gentle, kindly
man. and there is much sympathy
for the family IN their affection
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

For Sale Hart Parr engine aud
John Deere gang with eight stubble-
Ilow bottoms and SIX breaker bot
toms. one gallon Kerosene tank
Aaa, the wagon on which the tank
has bc'n hauled For price ana
tcriis apply toe J Riebcr. l.aryik
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
Tor cor Al .Ihl,nr

hereby respectfully anpotn. u,ysoif a.,
siaeandidn''s9 % me K,l'tbti..ati tis.t f,f the
Ollie % county Judge ~ Ismuon. county.
subject 20 tl,' decision II the voters Il the
pflni,rlsss - y. li,id IN Juuc
TiAltLE- Il CAREY
.iaipG ) u il, &. Ial0
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
i. AEM t,NR SALE.

olFer for sale a half section farm
about ten miles northwest Of Linton
and about two mules West Of l,rofy
There are 20 acres under cutiya-
tion. all in one body. the remainder
beng fenced pasture Good house.
good barn. and good we'll With
windmill. Terms onc-thtfa cash,
balance ON satisfactory tame pay
ments. Apply to or address q. \.
Burgc. Linton. N ID.
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a. -, A.,''.o,' q WeeS from satur
:, '''s ). ''''''as nSNl
hoff May 1910 10 Mr. and
nj FRED ffait, Jr q Bismarck
AgsiheFiy OF Linton a daughter
@elsht pounds. Mrs. F.af aMt
we newcomer arr getting along
Alcely
Last saturday the strasilirg Md
.ess same 70 Linton aud, ON III,
."sn-schooi grounds wallopea tn,
linton klalefs N two languages
me score was = 70 9 IN fav@r 0.
'he s'fasourg boys.
Thursday Of last week a Very poas
game Of base ball was ,,lsved be
tween Linton and Strasbug al til,
''sssef named town. Not run va.
mace ~ the nine innings. In ths
TENN Linton made three and Stras
ours two
The Maypole dance in the opera
house last Friday night was a he
success The young girls showee
that they had been carefully in
structeG, There was a ,]an.,ny ,,a,
- = ''s iSosai -Ne'shoofs ana then
S',s''' :. W. '''V -"asi'oie aai'ce " "a
- 49,
Mallle Ebert. the Linton baseball
cruz 5 lormer pitcher and all arounc
GOOD leiiow. arrived last Week from
'l'e west lie viii pitch for Linton
.lle coming season. Ihe state Of
Wisconsin VIII begin to arrive in q
ieN oaSs. TO MI the other positions
80 'he olonel says
Laugh. and the world laughs
with YOU weep. and YOU woet
| alone. is AN old, but true. SAVING
This is why An Innocent Widow :
With Miss Courtenav Morgan j.
| playing To crowded houses niph,lv
,''e n'l Laugh OF the season
~ i ,. opera li"use, thurs
aas' : i''as anu saturday, May 18th,
-'s'' ''''' : ls'
Please don't tell "Willyum" that
she is writing to young feIers. but
a postcard to the editor from Mrs
w. l.. Yeater, who has been on a
tower of the Pacific coast saws
Having good time. but am tired
visiting. Leave soon. Look we'll af
ter William. That easier said
than done. But that's what we have
been doing to the best of our ability
at this end of the automobile run
Tom Kelly, Dave Phillips and a few
of the other HaZelton Youngsters are
endeavorlng TO look after him IN,
there, and are said to be having a
strenuous time in so doing. Better
come home at once.
los. T,,aa
a,nlos;a. 80 l,..a.,;. n ~ ' -,
~ A.1,a .s.-. -, 49, :,
80. Iosl.;.. -, M '' '''''s''
tho,ah. ,,as. aIsa., :. ,'''
;,,. aas., -
;n,r sran, a. a,o;.. - M ~
,,,a,,. 80 49,, 81,
tracing firm of Norbeck & Nichol-
son, with whom Young Herbert
Stedman was working when he was
killed by a dynamite explosion an,
the 22d of April. Dynamite was be-
ing exploded 100 feet down the well
80 as to DESTROY the casing and FIN
up the bore. Several times the ex-
posive had been used down there
without any harm being done To any
one. This time ninety sticks of
dynamite were being lightly tanned
into a section of , -inchpipe twenty
feet long, which was to be lowered
into the we'll. The charge was
Z, ruck a little too hard and il ex-
poded. killing three men and seri-
ollsly injuring two other men. The
explosion broke windows all through
the city of Redficld and threw the
to@.n into a panic.
~,
80. .'''' 80 so'',
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

Cot ST COMMISSIONER, FIFTH DIs1
herepy respectfully announce myself a
iGilet'e ~ the position Of Commissioner
W. i'ih ipistrlct subject to the VIII Of
9he l:spAbii.an voters ~ tho district as ex
pteeesd ~ ihe primary election June -. 1910.
CHRISTIAN MAIDEN
09t4 y y April ~ 1910
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
fQn SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS

ZOE tffKINIENDENT OF SCHOOLS.
aef@by ANNOUNCE myself Republican
ieraetf ~ schools " Fmmons county fire
: ~ w present policy q the office VIII
Z continued ana a, as SIM! a cost as VII
~ IA eausisteu.e with good SERVER
Respectfully HENRY II HANsoS
Linton. y b April 10 1910
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

iiri'lS r"npnilie myself Republican
tn'ita'e fot 'i, oni'c ~ sherln ~ Fmr,oi
3hiY subject 70 iie VIII ~ NJ. voters "a,
l'i' sstl at 'h'i primaries, and respectfully
sou y ~ >iippo,tpf IA. voters .lftiieronnty
iF'rIe StlltR
iolep y 70 smile l.lo,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

~ w Wy ~ = y 7 u
leHthc Republican ot,lsot N54tl llaAsta
Respectfully ns, yonr t,e- At tb,. suiits
ptitanfy election fqr ne pusliNn ~ 4s,n,ll
aNte f9f secretary ~ state W NOT Il
Wyndurrc, y. u. March lalo
lo'NrN COMMISSIONER. Frnsr llsl.
nm candidate f,r ,l,.ofiitc ~ 'punty
'einnsi,s pact Ter HE FIRST pi,trl,, ~ r,n.
NOUS county. subject 70 the Will OF IN. X.
pphlrpn voters ~ The primaries ,,h. l, ii
lnssntlpday ~ June 1910
'"'il'ls'A public officer Is ii public ser
ny aud. should ! he elected To III. q II, re I'll
county Commissioners shall work Tor what
= le'lleve 10 he thr best interests of the most
peanl' concerned II NJ SMITH.
So, l3a e.
il'zoitpn. %, February ~ lelo
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12

Bids Wanted Concrete Ahutmcnas.
me Bonra ~ county Commissioners IL
Ffimnns county. y - inNita seiied ,,rui,pr
s,rnrtion ~ two reinforced concrete ahu,
ni.n's under the 'etil, istlds. on ~,t ton 10
~! " said nbuitncnts af's Y, =. y fe"t lpn1
"a Feet higli Feet Al ba-t, iaparinE 90 NJ
Inches Al top, Win siS foot .lnps laps
aud specifications ~ ~. W'he aille, 9f tins
7 .oiluty Auditor
Mark all hid, Iid for Dner.5ts A ltAt
lnents aud address 70 County Auditor
! ~ rlIr-
tDunty A tltiiiOt5
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
FOR SAIL, LAND.

have for sale half section Of
land, situated four miles southwest
of Fort Yates About lG0 acres Of
it can be broken, and the remainder
is good pasture land The price Is
Sill the acre, with $1,000 10 $l2N0
down and the balance IN twelve
years time at s per cent
i. W. Chase. Linton y ~
The EmmonsG County Record prints
auction-sale bills il English and
German
NOTICE OF TEACHERS IXAMl-
NATION
Teachers are hereby notified that
the regular MAY examination will
be held in Linton May 9th and 18th,
beginning at e:3O m All teach
ers who do not hold certificates or
whose certificates expire before the
next examination. are required to
be present and write
Henry n Hanson.
County Superintendent
Try the Emmons County Recorc
for job Of printing
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Scrial No.Oys333
Department of the interior,
$ Land Office AT Bismarck N "
Man lpu

Notice is hereby given thmt
Charles William Van Alicn.
OF Linton, North Dakota, Who. on
March T.. 1907. made Homestead
Entry No 3i5Ai. Serial No oos35.
for northeast quarter of Section "a,
Township l333 north. Range - west
of Fifth Principal Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make
final Communication proof lo,stabIlss
claim To the land above described
before Charles u arley Judge and
FIX OilicioC Jerk Of tIlet 'punty Court
at Ilnon, North Dakota, on the Eth
day Of June 1919
Claimant names rs wIlnossc
4 G. Lloyd, of o)mlo, n -
Edmund White, Of Linton, N ID
Stefan Anderson, ol Linton. n -.
Andrew Hanson, III ONO n, y
NJ n Jewell,
Register.
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NOTICE OF TEACHERS E&AMI
A,I,I(lAr

Try the Emmons COUNTY Record
for job Of printing
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-28
AN OLD SAYING
IS EXEMPL|FIED
At The BUTLER
SPLENDID PROGRAM HAS BEEN
ARRANGED FOR TONIGHT'S
PRODUCTION

The program of the Butler the
atre for today is very interesting
one. THE Salt on the Birds Tall
is a pretty story built up around
the old saying regarding putting
salt on birds tail to catch it. 1t
is of child and is therefore much
more interesting. THE Conspiracy
of Pontiac is a story of American
history at a time when the colon
lists were having hard time to
protect life and property from the
Indians. Throughout the story is
woven a pretty love romance in
volving an Indian girl and Lady
Jane Amherst, a young English girl
visiting at the fort. "A Modern
knight Errant" is a beautiful Vita
graph drama in which two very
different types of manhood are de-
picted. Cupid and very handsome
young lady also play a prominent
part, which makes the story very
fascinating. On Monday afternoon
and evening the management has
made arrangements to give the en-
tire production of Uncle Toms cab
in, and the performance will be of
that great story of the south Mr..
Goodfriend informs us that he has
been trying to secure these films
for long time and regardless of
all past announcements they will
positively be shown Monday after
noon and evening. They are con-
sidered by picture critics of the diff
ferent cities to be one of the best
productions ever attempted in the
moving picture business.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-28
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L First Judicial District of the State
OF Nevada. in and for Ormsby County.
state of Nevada. on the relation of
ID. M. Ryan, constituting the Board
of Bank Commissioners of the State
of Nevada, Plaintiff,
State Bank e. Trust Company, Cor
poration, ct al, Defendants.
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
Frank L. Wildes, the duly appoint
ed, qualified and acting receiver of
corporation, having filed with the
clerk of the above entitled court his
petition for an order authorizing him,
as such receiver, to make, execute
and deposit in escrow his deed, as
such receiver, conveying to one
known and described as the Maggie )
California" Fraction" Ajax" 'Ir-
Fraction, Window" Maud S. Frac-
ton and Silver Bell mining claims,
together with all. machinery, tools,
equipment, hoists and mine buildings
thereon or thereto belonging, situated
at Tonopah, in the Tonopah mining
cordance with certain contract be-
tween the said receiver and the said
keyes, bearing date September Sd,
1910, copy of which contract is at
and confirming said contract:
1t is ordered that Saturday, the 5th
day of November 1910, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the
court house at Carson City, in the
County of Ormsby, State of Nevada,
be fixed and appointed as the time
and place for the hearing of said pc
tition, when and where all persons
| interested therein may appear, and
are hereby cited and commanded to
appear and show cause, If any they
| have. why said petition should not be
granted.
1t is further ordered that notice OF
the hearing of said petition be giver
| by publication of copy of this or
| der in the Tonopah Daily Bonanza, q
| newspaper printed and published al
Tonopah, in the County of Nye, State
| of Nevada.
| Done this oath day of October, A
/ d. 1910.
| FRANK p. LANGAN,
| District Judge.
| 1928 to lie
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-28
DEMOCRATS IN
RICHARDS AUTO
LOST pioneer
OLD-TINIE DEMOCRAT CHANGED
POLITICS AFTER VISIT OF
CANDIDATES

About week ago a prominent
democrat of this city wrote to a
friend at Pioneer soliciting his in
fiuence in favor of certain demo-
cratic state candidates. The letter
was lengthy one and dwelt large
ly on the fitness and capability of
the different office seekers Yester-
day the answer came and with it,
the rude awakening that Pioneer is
republican camp. The letter is
self-explanatory and is herewith re-
produced:
Have received your letter and
was really glad to hear from you.
have always voted the democratic
ticket ever since l was old enough
to cast my first ballot, but the other
day when l saw Tex Richards auto
come to town with all of these dem
ocrats in it, | changed my mind and
my politics. When Tex Richard
quit this section of the country
about two years ago he owed every.
body he could possibly owe. We
thoukht that we had everything at
tached so as to receive at least {
part of our wages, but evidently
we were mistaken. When I saw
that car drive in here, | quit the
party. Henceforth | am an Oddit
man, for Oddie never beat a miner
in his life, nor did he have business
dealings with a man who was O
Richards stripe. Richard and hi
democratic friends may be all RICH
but they don't shine in Pioneer"