davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Amusements.

Natf0uaI-EtheI Barrymore. in Mid
Channel 2-15 and S-15 p m
Refasco-Marie CahIl. IN Judy For
GOT 2-I5 and $40 l. m
COl1rnbia--'Ths Country Boy" 2.15 and
SIS ?. H.
cgdeTny-''The Rosary" 2:I5 and SIS
D m
,. m
Characterization vaudeville.
Avenue G -and-Vaudeville. Sis and rs
I.7TceUrIl--' The Girls From Dixie" 2.I5
and SIS D ~
Gsv-ety-BiIIy Watson's show. us and
S:15 D m
Ma festic-Vaudevtlle
Notwithstanding and dancing, afteTLOon
and evening
CThe Times Will be pleased TO an
vo1guce meetings and entertainments IN
this column Phone or write announce
nertsO
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Monaco Now Republic
Report From London

LONDON, Dee 1e-The little princi-
pality. chiefly noted for being the site
of Monte Carlo. has been proclaimed a
republic by its municipal council. &C
corJing to an unCOnfirmed report in to-
days Pail Mall Gazette
Prince Albert is the ruler Of Monaco.
which embraces but eight square miles
and is surrounded by the French de-
partmcnt Of Apes and Maritimes, ex-
CeDt on its Mediterranean seaside
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Hail Changed Mind
On Roosevelt Legacy

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec 10.-When
the viii OF the late Charles W Hall
was prcbated here. provision in his
wiz was made for a legacy consisting
CT 1000 acres OF valuable timber land
to go TO Theodore Roosevelt The
donor. whose entire estate is worth
about S2O0, 600 changed his mind.
however. in the codiciL
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Sued Cunard Company.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1o--Suit for $4,000
damages has been brought against
the Cunard Steamship Company by
Mrs James Hamilton Lewis. wife Of
the former Congressman She seeks
to recover for the loss OF Jewels
stolen from her while a passenger on
one Of the ships OF the line,
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
What S on the Program IN
Washington Today

Amateur aeroplane flights. College Park.
Nd, .. n
Annual !. Getting OF the Biological So
ciety Of Washington, Cosmos Club. S
Pazaar under auspices OF the District
Congress Of Mothers. old Masonic
Temple. Ninth and T streets north
vest. afternoon and evening
Smoker az Washington Country Club, S
Z II.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

United States drop in 20 si5 near the
tables Of the mighty.
The average run or souv6 mir hunters
has little conscience when Z comes TO
carrying away small arI-le which
belongs TO the Government, and which
they figure Uncle sam my readily
spare, considering the amount OF taxes
he. the souvenir hunter. has paid in the
mast Chinaware and pieces Of cutlery
from the Senate restaurant, therefore,
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Andrew and Innogene
By Roe Fulkerson

< NDREW Iogene why didn't tell me about this aWu
>" n hing whic happened Temple LOdge?
said a surprised sort OF way
Wnen We
women talk to you about your in the
morning suppose hidden that no one
Mrs TW1cnan1 w
morning Goodness knows
STAYED down there a emo / ALI"
talking happened it after
Well YOU had just as well own up she said confidently
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

Persons returning to TIE city nay
obtain prompt and satisfactory de-
livery Of The Washington Tines 20
their homes OF Offices by notifying this
Office. The Times viii be delivered
ct the rate Of 80 cents q mon OF 2
cents week Send postal or telephcns
Circulation Department, Main sz6o.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

Twitcham says the lOQge was Ialueu-
II was all IN the papers, Mr.
Carter Keene, a postoffice inspector,
has been placed in entire charge Of
the lodge: dispIacing Mr. Tom
Moves. BIr. Sterling Kerr. an inspec-
tor general, also took charge OF
something: Nj Frank Sebring, the
clerk of the Police Court took the
books Of the secretary's Office from
Mr.. Louie Dent; Mr. Louie Wilson,
dfsbursing officer Of the District, took
charge of the money, and Mr. Perry,
who was District Attorney, grabbed
something else and the whole thing
is in charge Of the officers Now
what is II all about? What have
these men been doing 10 make all
these inspectors, police and district
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

The net total circulation OF The Washington
Times daily during the month OF November
94s.sI3, al copies left over and returned
being eliminated. This number. when d.
Vided by 5, the number OF days CT publiCa-
ffon, shows the net daily average for N0ven-
her to have been os 40.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

II certainly IS an act OF horrible
treacherv for woodrow Wilson 10 de-
clare that the peoples choice should be
elected Senator.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

The net total circulation q The Washington
Times Sunday during the month OF No
voZnbeT was IL, s61. al copies left over ani
returned BY agents being eliminated This
humber. when divided by 1. the number o.
Sundays during November. SLOWS the net
Sunday average fer November 10 have been
so74e
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

IN each issue q The Times TIE circulation
figures for the previous day are plainly
printed a. the head OF the first page - The
left % the date line
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

Entered at the Pcstonice at WASHINGTON
D c. as second class mater.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

The fact that a lot Of fellows are try
ing to organize a bath-tub trust is mere
Iv another argument for a Department
Of Health.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

VIII be especially priced BY those who
want 10 take something back as a me
mentO OF a Washington tour.
II behOOves Senate restaurant walters
20 be on the alert Not that those VINO
drop IN upon the Senate restaurant are
bad folks, but simply because II IS
words United States Senate" are quite
tempting when engraved upon q spoon,
a butter knife or some other articles
required by SOI0ns and Just plain visitors
when they eat.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL
NOVEMBER CIRCULATION.
Daily.

Total Tor ire H. II
Daily average for the month. $50
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
Sunday,

The number o. complete and perfect copies
q The Washington Times printed Sundays
Curing the month OF November was as fol-
lows:
November g.. sS15Si November %. ze,O5
November h 2. SO November r. SS-202
Total for thu II 1urh.....-...,...--- LES 05s
Sunday average for the month. 5S.Z65
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

To own a sleigh is a greater mark Of
| distinction than TO own an automobile
I these days.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10
A WINNER
WITH THE DEMOCRATS
Victory for Committee OH Committees Similar TO That of
the Republcans-Next Speaker Will Not Appoint
Committees in the Next House

good many people who didn't knov
what had come.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

The country has at least done Its
[ political shopping early.
The Washington times., 1910-12-10

II wouldn't be a bad idea TO begir
practicing that TSP
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g S6DnbeitsbGber. 9pr eintz
ger 3eit purbe berihtet, baB BEL ben
amerttuniiten Sd6nenSkebGber iett
auberorbeatIlh beliebt iinb. Qn bisTe
Jdhriht antriipfsnb, erinnert elm
fran5oiii6es gldtt an anbere merit
rniirbige 9Gber IhDnbsitsburItioer
'Srduen olier 2eiten unb oller Qdnber.
geriibnrt traren bic parfiimirten gGz
Der beg Gltertnums. Wtan ipeib, fpic
poe'ieoarhouftst bus iooenannte DID
nabdo Der jungen mdb6en bon Qraos
mar: iie I6nudten ibren tpeifen Qeib
nit her,lihen 9lunen, bepor lie in bic
tuhlen sfluthen 5tieaen. alepbotra lies
IN ihr 3,btpuFer elm. liiGle Der tpune
oerbar'tsn RoIen tperfen. Die beriibmz
te poppdd Subinu nohm jeben gou
Elm Wfil66ub: Die Milh lieferten flint
hunbert Gielirnen, ois nit aromoti>
1hen &rdutern oefiittert tpurben. Die
faOne Gabrielle b'GHrees lies inElusz
tpafer 5bpnian, Rpsmorin, 2orbeer,
2aptnoel, Mtr5e, Roien, Qnis unb
Senfel fo6en unb nabm in bierem
0uftipafer Elm 8ao, ylinon be 2ens
clos, bic iih ibre sarte Saut unb tire
bliibenbe 8eii6tsfarbe big tnsGreiiens
alter beipobrt, oerbantte tire R5rper.
frtife ben Wlilhs unb 5ontq6dbern,
Die lie nabm. Inter benz 3peiten aais
ierreid 6rudt. in ssrantrsih eire
ShduTpfslerin bic gbampuanerbdber
in Utobe. Die beriibmt. papia nabm
srbbeers unb Stn,beerbGoer. Die Re-
Jane laBt teDes tbr.r 8dber nit etrer
Beildenf6idt bebefen. Dor einiqen
Sabren lteb iid trsenbtpo etn Wann
bon fefner Truu fdeiben, fp.tl bte gaa
be In - S6fenblut su bdben pfleate,
Wderbtnss etn etpas ionberbar.r G..
fdmdd, oa Fnb sbte. Inb grbbserbd,
ber S}Dn rersujteten.
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0rnnSeigentbunS llebertrasunaea

.. SO. Craig on Qaura ga. Tai.
ling, 20 BEL 80 Jub, an Sibieite Der
8. Str. 81.
aaura M. Sailing on genebir Ros
isnboum, basfsIbe Gisenibum, 81.
Skrmnn QppIegote an Roie y}iks
haus. Got 8 in Sberman Nppleeate's
3fpelter unterabtbeiluns in gkpiot,
81.
ausuft East. an Soi.pb Wiltina,
% bel 80 Sub, an Weiti.ite bon Gar.
nep Ctr. Wt. Qbams, 81.
Joiepb WiItins an GmiIp 3. Roib,
ousieIbe eisen.bum, 81.
Jrano 5ulof an Soiepb unb Moria
0ippons, AZ bel 95 SUB on Rorbpeii.
ete Der Sremont unb NbI.r Ctr, 81.
Gouis SdGfer on Soiepb 9itIdine,
% bel 100 SUB an Sltieite Der Gbars
les Ctr. 110 SUB nDroIid bon Gtats
Str, ST..
Sobn 6. &lein on Cobb. Glanep,
% bel 100 SUP an GiibIeite pon4pon
ploee, 100 SUB Oftlid BON Spring
0rops Ipe.. 81.
gaiper W. Weitmeper on so.nrp 6.
Gang. Got 81 unb 9beiI Der Got 38
in Sobn s. gaher's unierabtbs:lurs,
81.
2ouis 4olb,dmp unb Otto aaifsr
an soIspb Ul. garbeu. 100 ;yub III
Ditieiie Der Midisan 4ps., Sii 1aIs
nut 6iqs. $4,000.
Gilbert s.. WlithelI on Dapi5 8.
gDans, 5 Sabre padt auf 80 BEL 15O
SUB an Weitfsite bon Wlit6elI Mpe.,
383 Sub n0rblih BON Clinton
Springs aDe.. jdbrlihe Mktbe $500,
NIT Worfuufsredt su $1,000.
Die Bartlett Renltp gompanp on
sSennie Meglure. Got 80 in garpens
ter's llnterabtbsiluns In Doflep, 81.
grben bon Williom Wesborif (per
SberifD an gbnnrb 9. Quinn, Got
10 In Mi1s & Rline's /. 11nternbtb.
in Noripoob. $3295.
Omen DtDens an bic Gotietp Of tie
9ronDf Dfisurasion. 0etS b nnb 81 n
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Sfreifsino alien 3eit n.
lie aroben slrbeitseinitelIunsen IN
Der Desenpart lsntsn ben Bid auf
entipreherbe Griheinimgen IN fri.
beren 3eiten Siiriid. Gas gemeln.
ifaitlide gtieoerIegen Der slrbeit lei.
tens Der grbeiter ober Der Streit
founrt, ipie grnit wlunnIlenboff IN
ieinem @nfe .0er SonoDerfer1
nahtpeiii, als @eipnitmiitel Der 8e'
iefIen sur 2nrhfiibrung ibrer Jor.
oerunaen bereits iebr iriib por. Shon
i'm Sabre 1851 liefen in Speier Die
gseberfnehte aus Der arbeit, neil iic
NIT benz 2obne niht 5lfrieoen lpa.
rem. Iie Meilter pergliten iih 0onH
giitlih nit linen. 9as gleihe ipor
i'm Sabre 1862 Der 6nll. sssn Son.
iion3 perindte ooaegen 14i0 Der
Natb ourh 9e,pnltnlaBregeIn ,pie
auspeiiung oerbdftiger anef,te,
mnb onrd auferlegung bon Gio.
id,fuiiren bic arbeitseinIiellung nno
ben afbsua Der sdneioerseielleiL bic
cine ieIbltitanoige Organization an.
itrebten, All perbinoern, iDas aber
ldngere 3eit nift eelang. Gnrd
ben Ylon eines Ausitanbes idnInt-
liter ghubmnhereeiellen tDurben
i'm SpGtberbit oes ssabres t407 bic
Gtabte uub Grte am Sberrbein auf
Dos GisBerite beunriibiai; amf einem
arof,en .Wauien", elmer Waiper.
ianfnImng, Su Mufod foIlte elm ent.
iheibenber Ehing gegen bic Weiiter
gcfiibrt merben; bic MGoelsfiibrer
Iiefen bon elmer Gtnot sur nnoern
iinb nahn,en ben anehten bns De.
Iiiboe ob, boB iie fih in Der 9eit bis
Yfinaitfn einitellen iuoIIfen. Gds
Worbabm her 0nette ipuroe nber
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6. 6. Soptins' Sub. In GLENDALE. 81.
Sobn 6. 0rob ON 2outs u. Mpbera,
90 Mder 2anb in Settion SO In Go
Iumbia 1p., 81.
Campbell :. WeDiarmib on SeIen
5. Sumniep. Got BOT unb 3beil BON
Got BOG tn 5pbe part Spnbicate
Sub. 81.
Gbiparb u. Woobruff on CHARLES
Oerridion, Got 10 in 6. s. garton's
Sub. 81.
Mrbella &. Collins on M. q. Coos
per, 36 BEL 134 SUB an Norbfeite BON
BARTON Roab In Snbe pnrt, 81.
gbpdrb 6. Broipn an part Steele,
Got 160 in 9reenpppb Sub. In 2odz
Lamb, $500.
5. Wolttr sSentins an Clement !.
2afdnee II. M.. 9tsil Der Cots SO nno
SO in l. Sub. BON Horpppb part, 81.
Wm. gettis an Mm. gettis H.,
Sbeil Der Got "a in Better 3inn's I'm
terabttsiIuns in Delhi. $500.
5ornee 6. aenban an gmeIine
Gsnbaa. Got 10 in Spbn u. 6Dsman's
l. Cub. in Irlinston 6eiabts. 81.
Sncob gobn on SO. Roie Smitb,25
bel 120 SUB an Siioieite BON Gperett
Ctr, 256 Gub ipeitIih bon Central
Ipe.. ST.
Charles Il. gnoelott an Woies 2es
pine. 20 bel 101 SUB an SiioIeit. Der
Rihmono Ctr. sfpii6en ainn nno
gapmiIer Ctr, 81.
Wurp s.. genbam on sso6n R. Wcz
Goron, / @der in Sett. 20 in GoIumz
bio 5p., 81.
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iemanoen niFsn laHen, lie ahne in
5iIbesarb cine Oefabr fir ibr. 2iebe.
oas mare ibr gerabe5u unbenfbar, lin.
faBlih ;. llnb bod, es mar 70. Wie
Elm glibitrabl burt3udte lie ole Mnajt
unb bann tparb iie iit tlar, lie miiiIe
gu erforiden fuhen, beimlif, unaufs
fdais, oh WiniboIb, obne ibr Dastpis
lhentreten. 6iIbesaro sebeiratbet bas
ben fpiirbe.
Cine anbere bGtts pieneidt einen
5rlun,pb barin eefs6sn, bas lag Uaira
gang fern. Sic fonnte nur imm.r baz
ran be,ien, ob ibr Mann pielIsid5t boo,
netn, nein. lie ro1te es iih niht
tlar MAIDEN. lie idcb es meg, unb aIeih
oarauf sriibeIte tie bod pieber bas
rnbsr mad - Sooe - - Mofen
lang.
uro aerabe jebt fI6lts iih 6iIbeaoro
peloHoers gu ibr tings5oeen unb nds
berte fih ibr, bon osm Wunide aeIeis
tet, tbr eine 6iIfe, cin WealpeiIer in
Den peripldelten pfaoen Der samiIienz
tattlt gu iein. Sic boffte. mira nabe
gu tteben, in ibr bic Sntereifen su
lpeden, Die Solbor BON ieiner syrou
erpartete. unb fin9 bamit an, ibr an
er5ablen, mas oie aneeren srauen
trttbsn uno leiiteten. Haira obsr
fuhlte nur beraus, ipie peit lie bon
Dem Soeale entfsrnt mar, bas, in
'otloeearo pertOrpert. sfpeiiellos INNER
Dor yDtllibal6s EEL. itanb.
Warum bate er lie nitt asbeiratbei
Die bod alles in il1 pereinte. mas or
10 ihmer5lih an Ufira permifIsn
muBte? Sc mebr iis iid in bieIe
5rase pertiefie, I'M 10 undufmer,I1.
msr, gIet6siIiieer unb peroeBIiher
iporo its. Sid nitt eebsn laiIen 6.i
lnneren, bic gan3e a1eeIe oufpii5Ienoen
Vorgdnsen, lit Der 9speis zines tiit,s
zig gtiduIten, itoyten Gsiites, unb
Wlira bate niht b: minbeit. gepaIt
iibsr ii1. Sbr ungeThuItes Ser,
'tur3ts lie in iruer nsus Stni.ria.eis
ten.
Ulit unbeidrsi6.h.r GnttduIduna
b.obattets Salboir bic p.reebIihen
gemifungen 5iIstoorbs, bic Fl. ouf
islns Bite untern0mmen. Gr tonnte
rtht abnen, tpeIhe Gual ieiney ssrou
Si. regeImdBisen geiute fsiner csuz
8eno'rsunosn berei;eten. Gin bumpfer
Sdmsrs sntitunb in ibm. 5rosbem
b!teb feline Giebe 81 Ulira bieIelbe, nur
mtldte lid bin unh Dieoer ettpos De5<
muthiges hinein, cine leiie gntIaauro
5stgte iIh trobl In isinem Bid, tpenn
sr thn auf 6as reissnoe GeidOpf rid.
tsts, Dem sr fein Ser3 su eieen oessz
ben. Gr oohte nit Setnfutt on bic
srits 3eit ibrsr Gb: suriid, an feline
Soffnungen ouf cine ibeaIe Sduslids
'ett unb ibr lansiQmss S6ninoen...
uno Wlird eriibeIts iiber bic Roa=
li6teit mad, ibrer Monn. bi. Trags
oorsuIesen, OBJ q es betlaae, an lie
gsfefsIt 81 iein. tros Der in ibr mad.
iltnsenben Warnuns ganie ainos,
niht nit tbrem Slid. su ipielsn . . Il
rgBie sifris ipirb 5iIbesarb, p.nn
'ie iiber ibre arbeiisn pb,r Ibsr ibre
guter ipridt, oud tpenn lie ettpos
thut!" Iagts Wiira einit, notosm IrGuz
lstn bon aattofp ben 9og auf Sorz
itdpel 3ueebratt bate.
rWsiI lie INNER nit gan3er Se.le
Bel alien III. Was man psritebt, bat
man Iieb, stns Iufaabe, Der man gsz
potisn 1T, tpiro einem Ieiat. gDos |
man uberbaupt sslsrrt bat unb tann, |
nil man aud unpenben, man .ennt |
fsinen Wertb." SaIbpp blitte ernits |
bait ouf Utiras tpeibe. iIsins Singer,
fpelhs 70 feltsn beIhdftiet unb fat |
ME obne 5unbidube iparen.
(5ortisbuns foIgt.)
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GruHSeiseutbuns Sppotbeien.
Ieue 6npot 6ete n.
gintinndti, q. Sept.

sSrantes Rausrt on S'grpanpile g.
II. 9. Co., $500.
9riegst Rearbon an Wsit RorpoOt
3. Ii. 6. 60. $1,000.
2ouella MiIe on bieIelbe, $4,000.
Gbriit. ShunosImeaer an bisieI6e
$11O0.
emit Coleman on gDinton plac<
q. Il. 6. Co., $500.
RsGis gensib an Gsft Str. 9. u,
go. /, S1100.
2ouis Shdfsr an ges.man Ctr. 3,
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sofspb 9ippons on ges.man Ctr.
9. II. 6. Co., S1400.
SoIepb gi.i6ine on Central Jairs
mount 3. ii. 6. Co., $500.
S.nnis WcgIure on WaIier :.
Shub. gruitee, $4,000.
RuooIpb auiberbsioe on Gsors. ..
Sablep, 9ruites, 81.
Ssnrn 6. Sang an Nep Mo5airt y.
4., $500.
GoIbis CLAMP an Spring Grope
Qoe. 6. IL. .. g., $500.
George Reinert on Spi.pb s.. BUR
fam, S2500.
Selen 3. Summsp an Dren 80.
Wibmener, $1627.
Marp q. Stepbens an Sutton g.
Il. g. u. No. d, $500.
gplumb !. Seatberton on Sarrn
5.aiberton, $1,000.
gbarl.s Sturm an 0poming 9. Il.
g. Co., $500.
Clement 3. 2aidnee on Gin. Worfs
inemen's Club 3. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
0erieIbe on 5. Wolter Sen,ins,
$4O0.
spononia Gbams on Spuib.rn
Ohio Saoines gont Co., $4,000.
Wloies 2eoine on George o. Jleus
rot, $4,000.
Sobn R. Mt0pron on Soutkrn
Ohio Sapinss Ban, Co., $1,000.
2ouiFana Senipn on gait Gnb s
u. Co., $3.50.
Goparb 3. Quinn on 9enrp 90.
Samnn, Sheriff, S2196.66.
anna Maribau on 8. R0blsr,
$4,000.
pstsr Sipori on Queia O. Del ,yas
pero, $500.
Gbiparb 9. Yeresforb on ga.u
Jounbation 6. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
2ouis u. Robers an Spbn q. 0ro5.
$1,000.
g.Orsiana pidrel an Rpsrs g.
Cooper, $500.
8etilste 6ppotbeien.
Soanna Nbiie on 5stpitt 4penus 8.
II. 9. a., $25O0.
Marp s. a,lIep on Champion 3.
u. SO. 2, $1,000.
s. 8. Runneboum on Big Sour 8.
II. g. Co., $500.
georse 9enrp on Sobn 20. gais.
$500.
ausuft q. MoorbouIe on Molitor
6. II. q. Co., $500.
Wurp u. Sbanf on Ibomas Wes
gpinep, 9ruItee, $4,000.
5enrp 20. gau an Gbparb Wai[ls,
500.
4nno aint. an pkaiant Ribg. 9.
u. 6. Co.. $500.
eSobn 3oerib an MlIemanio 6. u. g.
q. SO. 2, $500.
Sobn R. MeH.rImitb on glmmoob
place g. II. 9. Co., $14O0.
Sobn 6. G!ein an Rem Foundation
6. II. 9. Co.. $4,000.
gbas. WeJntnrs on Central Sruit
ii. g. .. Co., $1,000.
2ouiiiana 6anfpn an CAT gnb !.
u. Co., $3.50.
2liee 8. Dunbam an Soutbern
Ohio 8. u. s. Co., $500.
aliee Q. Wlodep an Sos. O. Jlans
nsrp, $98.
2ena Rosbl an Mlbert 90. 2<onaro,
$4,000.
gbiporb .. Deresforb. Jr., an Jaetp
Gounbdtion 8. u. q. Co., $1,000.
6. o. Seott an MeftIiher Gtern 6.
u. q. Co., $500.
Cha Q. GaprtS an emma Deune>
1850 e10nn
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pereitelt, ,peiI bic aunoe bopon 5il
friib in Die GeiientIihfeit brang uilo
Die pereinigien Stdbte wlittel unO
8eee ianoen, Inn ben Sireif 81 Der.
binbern. Der langpierigiie uno
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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-08
BREEZY news !.
FROM THE TOWN
OF CAL|ENTE
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
CALIENTE. Oct. 7th-vic Austin
and Homer Jones were acquitted
OF horse stealing in J dee Maynard's
court last Friday.
Caliente has four new saloons In
course OF construction: making twenty
In all.
The acQuittal Of J. b. Murphy at
Phoebe last week seems to meet the
approval of a majority of his acquain.
tances, as 1t was case Of big man
In liquor, assaulting q little man
with intent to do great bodily harm.
Some Of the gambling games clos.
ed promptly at IL o'c.ock p. N. Sept,
Goth; others remained open till IL
o'clock m. Oct, LIST.
Colonel Nebeker Of Alamo passed
Caliente on his way to conferences
this week.
Caliente 10 booming these times.
Not . vacant building 10 to be found
In the city.
Steve Dostenich has secured the
contract to dig up the Delamar pipe
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-08

line that runs from Slime to Della
mar AS there is q double line of
pipe it is big job; but Steve is an
expert at the business and no doubt
he will do the Job in a workmanlike
manner.
Mrs. James Ryan, her son Frank
and Mrs. Cregor are visiting in Salt
Lake city this week.
A. H. Gentry has secured con-
tract for seventeen thousand yards OF
rock work on the new railroad grade
near his ranch.
The Utah Construction Co., has
Establish hospital at Caliente,
DR.. Bradshaw is in charge.
There are about 30 camps and
abou, 1850 men steadily at work
The company has a large commisary
established near the depot. from
which is supplied all construction
material. furnishing goods and board
ing supplies for their own men.
The Salt Lake Brewing Co., has Sc
cured a lease on the Riding Hotel
and business will be conducted by
Robert Lund, who Is well known in
Caliente and Phoebe. Success to you
'!Roby" old boy.
Powers and Page have added a
heat restaurant to their already pop
ular resort There will be a private
entrance and a direct entrance from
the billiard room.
Culverwell and Ryan are doing a
thriving business; judging from the
four-horse loads of dressed beef that
they hail through the streets to the
IT, c. Ct n.missary.
! A grand circle of friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Mcintosh assembled at
the Mcintosh residence on South
Spring street Monday the Bird inst.
TO say that it was the social event
the season would be putting it mild
ly as it was one of the most pleasant
and ENJOYABLE parties that the writer
has had the pleasure Of attending and
attests the high esteem in which the
ilost and hostess are held by many
friends In Cailente and vicinity.
Cards and dancing were the
amusements of the evening. Mrs.
Henderson won the ladies' prize; a
beautiful silver thimble. The First
gent eman's prize was won by Mr..
Thompson.
Consolation prizes were awarded to
Mrs. DR.. Murray and c. B. McMullin.
AT 11:40 the hostess served most
delicious lunch, after which all pres
ent tripped the light fantastic until
the wee hours in the morning
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh were the
recipients of many congratulations
on their hospitality and the delight
full manner in which they entertain
ed their many friends.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-10-08
HoRsEY GOING TO ELko

In statement to voters published
in the Fioche Chronicle of yesterday,
Editor Charles Lee Horsey, who Is
the democratic candidate for district
Judge, has announced that in case
Of his election to. the bench that he
will give up his residence In Phoebe
and move to Elko county.
The cry of Mr.. Horsey and his
friends before the primary election
was:"Give us Judge from the south
srn counties" Mr.. Horsey was nom
mated III his spporters in Lincoln
and Clark counties rallied to him.
How will the voters of Lincoln and
Clark counties like this? Now that
We are to have an Elko county resi-
dent Is 1t not wise for the voters Of
the Fourth Judicial district to rally to
the support. irrespective Of party, to
Juds- T.. J. l.. Taber who has no axe
to grind but is ready to do equal
and fair justice to all Of the tax
PAYERS Of the whole Fourth Judicial
district