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The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1910-09-22

spent last Thursday in our neighbor-
hood looking for land
John @. Lisle has issued a call, as
president of Fernley Water Users
Association, for the purpose of discuss
ing the local water situation.
w. A. Pray was Reno visitor Mon
day, as was Leon Whitsell.
A large number of Fernley people
expect to attend the fair at Fallon this
week.
Rev. Robinson, Presby yterian mis-
sionary, visited Fernley between trains
last Sunday.
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The Senate passed H. 81 repeating
the act passed at the last session re-
lating to the pastcurization Of milk
ana II. SO providing that representa-
tives she'll forward their certificates
OF election TO the secretary of state by
mail. which is intended to avoid the
confusion and rush Of the first day IF
tire session.
The famous hedgehog bill. which 1t
was thought might como to grief in
the Senate and thus cause friction be-
tween the two Houses, was passed by
the Senate this afternoon with a sim
pie proposal of amendment that the
bill take effect January /. 1911. in
stead of nj its passage. There was no
debate over the bill and 1t appeared
as though the Senate did not care to
try the temper of the House too far
for the reference of the bill to the
committee on the insane had led the
House to believe tho Senate intended
To make light of the bill and ven
Eoonce was vowed If the bill was Kill
ed
ON motion of Senator Butler of
Nindham. the Senate. in common with
the House adjourned until $50 o'clock
Monday evening.
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evergreen trees. CAS- to the bill taking
effect on its passlng.)
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED
Ii. i45-As amended, an act relating to
evergreen trees.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
II. 120-An act to amend section 4492 or
the public statutes relating to bridges.
n. 137-As amended, an act for the sup
preston Of contagious diseases among
bees.
THIRD READING ORDERED.
s. 12-Reiating to the operation Of rail-
ways. (With proposals Of amendment)
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
S. e.-Relating to licenses. TO joint
committee on temperance.
S. Ito incorporate the Brighton e.
Newark Railway company. To commit.
tee on railroads
s. 2O.--,Restricting trustee process. To
committee on minor courts.
8. 47-To change the corporate name of
the Barton Landing Cemetery associa-
ton To committee on corporation
$. 4s--To change the name Of the Bar
ton Landing graded school district. To
committee on corporations.
SENATE: BILLS REFERRED.
S. 57--An act In amendment Of section
6262 Of the public relating TO fees for
copies. TO committee on State and court
expenses.
THIRD READING ORDERED
II. 175-As amended, an act to amend
section 625 Of public statutes relating to
the sale OF land for taxes.
II. 76-An act to amend section 5i25 of
the public statutes relating to granting
OF licences
y. 1877 An act defining the duties Of
the commissioner of agriculture as re-
iating to creameries. cheese factories,
condensares.
On motion of Mr.. Gatchell of Charles
ton the House adjourned
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
WOMAN SHOOTS BIG BUCK.
Dressed nod Brought II in Herself
Other Killings in stowe,

Stowe. Nov. AIRS. Chauncy c. Town
shot buck weighing 80 pounds with
eight points. on Cotton brook this fore
noon. Mrs. Town dressed the deer and
brought it home herself She is the first
woman In Stowe to shoot a deer
Jay Lsrraway shot a buck on the road
10 Smugslers' Notch Yesterday. II Is the
largest reported. 1t had 10 points and it
was estimated to weigh 100 pounds
George S. Gibbs shot a buck in stowe
Hollow that weighed 800 pounds, and had
iour points. After hunting a day and a
mar Mr.. Gibbs bagged the deer. a fox
and partridge
Milledge Thompson. l6 years OF age
begged doe, n fox and raccoon Mon
day.
otl1er successful hunters are Lionel Cul-
Ver' Lewis Culver. Walter Bedell. Alfred
hoyea' Roy Ladd. William Davis, Giles
Dewey James T.. Houston. Leon Meach-
am, Frank Doucette OF Montpelier A W
Foster II. II. Tucker. Allen Brown. Fred
Miner, John Preston.
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SENATE-AFTERNOoN


''i'"'' '""e' aSheu senate 10 re-
'''o VIZ H'''4oh % an" ''a'
Senator Archibald .s,,.,d car,to 70
reconsider rs vote II -, ro,ative n
bountv on norcuniros This wos
oereed tn
Op notiop ~ Gop,+o,. ,,o,,f,r carota
reouostod return OF u 90 ~o,o,i,cr 70
puIIic huildinps
< Or, ee,o,or Aro,r,o,d nm GOT
r.,.ttno T., coo ,pr,,.,;,. rar
,ore ~, coro,ro,ior 49,, ~ nu
straw, in g,o,o .,d ,,i,,h ,.,,o, dom
.,e, ri,,b,,,. ,,,,a ,a, 49,
o,cra-,r ,,r,, ,,. ..,. ,h,a
damages H. action q, THIS statute.
Judiciary
s. City Senator Adams Of Wind
hmm, an act relating to treatment Of
ire hriateg. Almonds sections 1886. 3737,
S,,%' CHahitual drunkard may he
committed by probate court on hearing
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w. 'e' '''"' i'"' W
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HOUSE-ATTERNOON.
SUBSTITUTE BILLS.

n. 2G-To regulate the location and
licensing Of theatres and other places of
amusement Substitute for II. 100. Or
dered TO lie and be printed.
n. N-Substitute for II. 40, H. 60 and
IL. 70, TO protect fur bearing animals.
Ordered to lie and be printed.
BILLS INTRODUCED
ii. 943-By Mr.. Davis of Fairlee. an act
to enable towns so voting to re-estabish
and permanently mark their corners and
boundary lines. To committee on town
lines.
II, 2i3-By Mr.. Carpenter Of Mortified,
as amended by No. 249, acts OF 1898. reat-
Ing to the Alpha Sigma Phi society. TO
committee on corporations,
II. 2H-By Mr.. Bean OF Newport an
act to amend No. 296 of the acts of 1908,
entitled an act to establish n municipal
court within and for the county of or
leans. SALARY Sh0l. necessary expenses
and court room at $780, TO committee on
minor courts.
H. 2io-By Mr. Bailey of Randolph, an
act relating to the practice of veterinary
medicine, surgery and dentistry. Ore-
ates board of five members to be appoint
cd by Governor; members TO serve hve
years except ilrst appointees' whose term
small expire respectively on December
|, 1911, and on the first day of
each succeeding December until Decem-
Der 1915 70 hold annual meetings on
February | yearlyJ TO committee on
agriculture.
fEAD THIRD TIME AND PASSED
II. H2-A amended an act to amend
certain sections OF the public statutes,
reiatins to examinations Of pupils for ad-
Nanced instruction.
RECONSTRUCTED
H. lD-As amended, an act relating 10
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BURGLAR FOILED BY GIRL.
Struck Him with Chair M He was
Making OF with Typewriter.

Chester. Nov. 4.-The daring OF Miss
Mary Baldwin, daughter Of Malcomb
Baldwin, an insurance agent here. pre-
vented robber from getting off with
his booty last night little after six
o'clock. Mr.. Baldwin has his office in his
home and the daughter heard some one
coming out OF the room SO used, and
went to see who il was
She saw 4 man carrying away n type
writer and she at once made an attacl:
upon him. striking him across the face
with her hand. He dropped the machine
and tried to grasp the girl by the throat
but she had by that time seized /. chair
and struck the burglar across the head
with ii. He reeled from the house ana
getting into Il team that stood ready.
was driven rapidly away. The police are
without any clue.
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VISIT INSTITUTION SITE
Legislative Committee VIII Look ov.,
Ground at BrattIeboro.

Bra'tlehoro, Nov. "A special leets,a.
tive committee of three senators and r,no
representatives. arrived in town to-nirh,
from Montpelier to visit the site of the
proposed Austine Institution tomorrow
morning.
Their visit is made In connection with
the $4,000 appropriation asked of the
State to be used with the $4,000 Of the
fund left by the late Major Austine TO
found an institution AZ authorized by the
Legislature for the care and treatment #
deaf, dumb, blind and otherwise defective
persons.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY
SENATE-MORNIMG

senate refused TO permit 2. 20 10 liz
on r"1ucst OF Senator Gordon. Chair IN.
formed senate rules prevented bill to II,
when ordered to third read. Senator
Gordon de"snded yeas and NAYS on s. 20
VOC Gag Archibald Butler. Ruttcr
Ne'd' tIarf' Coolidge, 'ushtnan. CUTS
et,o.,.,s,o~ s,,,t,,, ,ra.,,... '.e'oo"
r,.,,Is .-,,.a,,o $3.50 ""' """'is
r,,,,.,,,, ''c''"
,,..n.
' ~ Nv ~ = ''4''
:. @-hE Senator Huter Of W!ndha:n
an hc' providing publication of ralrosc
''' Nv .'eS i'''ro""9 sH"H pos
,r1 ,,u>i,.h Tn dairy 40 u.oai.I,. =.
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soh,d,::e or ar-,yoI a,1 1.rcr,,,ro -.
-ralra rwon,y-.onr., ,c,.ca ,n va cl,.o. +,
ch.reo IN schedule. Gono~,1 co.n,,,t..oa
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''>
"a" i'' RESTRICTING trustee process
".' '"a"Ei"H name o4 Sartoi
''"ui'F s'""e' Nchoo"
;. o'--\h a'' relating Ie"S 'or copies.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. 2l-Au act relating 10 bounty o,
porcuplnes.
H. "'--f" "'l re'"N"% 10 raStunznt
INN
- "e'"'i's ~ ''i''"C''"S "i eIecuoh
H. 80 IL l'coiPo'8'e i.u'ithH count!
"9'
Ni''i'hp'
5. D An act providing director @
publicity AVID advertising.
ORDERED TO LIE.
5. 39-An act relating to public health.
on motion of Senator Butler whef
Senate adjcurns to-day it be to meet Mon
day at 1880 p. m.
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3 MONTHS FOR SELLING.
George NOyes Sold Liquor to Fellow
Attendants at State Hospital.

Montpelier. Nov. e.-George Noyes
who pleaded guilty in county cour,
Friday afternoon to selling intoxicat-
Ing liquor to his companion attendants
at the State Hospital for the Insane at
Waterbury. was sentenced by Judge
han TO not less than three nor more
than three and one-half months in
county Jail, where he was placed yes
terday. At the hearing before Justice
q. H. Dale at Waterbury. Noycs plead
cd not guilty and was bound over to
county court. When he came before
that tribunal he withdrew his plea of
not guilty ana pleaded guilty.
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VERMONT NOTES

Promiscuous shooting around 81 Johns
bury during the deer season resulted in
the death of a colt in Passun'psi. and a
valuable Jersey bull in Waterford.
Edith Dodge Of Barre niece of the late
w. j. Boyce. who by his will was left one
dollar. will contest the document. Mr..
Boyce left an estate valued at $50 600,
making many public requests
While running u large triphamncv in
the Ely hoe and fork plant Thursdl ~
Frank Flynn Of St Johnsbury was badly
injured The hammer came down or his
right hand. so crushing it that it was
necessary to anputate at the wrist.
The election to fiji the vacancy clll-.l
by the resignation of Col. j. Gray EateT,
comm ander OF the First regiment, :. :.
c., will be held in Brattlehoro Novrn r,r
-. The new colonel will he elected bt
The company officers of the regiment.
While at work painting the framework
Of the new boiler shop Of the Rutland rail-
road at Rutland Saturday. Solomon \.
Hadd, a Syrian Is years of age lost
his balance, fell from the staging TO the
cement floor, distance OF GO feet. and
was killed. 1t was his first day on the
Job.
The Boston Sunday Glono contains
family photograph of five generations. al
residents of Addison and Chittenden couA-
ties. The subjects are Mrs Marcol.l
King Of Bristol. aged %; Mrs Della Gar
row of New Haven. So Mrs Helen
.iwenor OF New Haven, As: Mrs. Henry
COY of Burlington, IS; and Miss Helen
COY of Burlington, 10 months.
Many of the deer hunters returning
from the mountains in the vicinity of
Middlebury tell thrilling tales of be-
Ing lost in the woods and being res
cued only after walking several miles
and constantly firing their guns and
shouting for help.
A 2oo-pound black bear was shot in
Pittsfeld by w. f. Harvey OF Barre last
week. He was one OF a party OF four
hunters out after bear and the quarry
WAS located as he was climbing IN apple
tree. Mir. Harvey shot at MIN four times
but only succeeded in woundinE him
Following his bloody trail next morning
he came upon and finished the beast.
After discussing the evidence three
hours the Rutland county jury in the
alienation suit brought by Mrs. Jennie
+. Miller against Mrs. Emma Pierce.
both prominent Brandor womou. YER
dict Of 5000 in favor of the plaintiff was
returned Saturday afternoon. This was
one of the most bitterly contested cl.rs
tried IN Vermont lower courts in recent
wears. 1t probably will he carried no
supreme court.
After shooting a large, handsome
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TEST CASE rs ARGUED.
Right to Battle in Berlin Pond Involve d
Other Cases Pending.

Montpelier. Nov. 3.-In Supreme Court
to-day the Washington county test case
of State vs. X. w. Morse o! Barre was
argued by states Attorney Gates for the
State and r. A. Hoar for the respondent
who Is charged with a violation Of a
regulation made by the State board of
health, by bathing in Berlin pond from
which Montpelier obtains It's water sup
ply. Several other cases will hinge upon
the decision of the Supreme Court in
the case at bar.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
BILL TO PREVENT
ELECTION FRAUDS
Eattell Measure Calls for Declare
ton of Campaign Expenses
Fine of $1,000.
PASS EVERGREEN TREE BILL
Senate and House at Loggerheads
on Trustee Process Measure
HOUSE Kills Dry Liquor
Zone Bill.
PASS EVERGREEN TREE BILL

Montpelier. Nov. AFTER transact.ng
considerable routine bus!ness and adj
vsnc.ng some very important bills. both
branches az tho LEGISLATURE adjourned
this afternoon until next Monday even
ms. Tho afternoon sessions were short.
and tn, members mixed 70: the early
trains
THO House this mcrrion ordered to Il
third rcs1,rg withcut opposition the OIL
aprror riatiuE 5000, annually Cor tho
lie Of tie board OF forestry ard agri-
CULTURE, al 5000 for tie use Of THIS
beard from !Is" elubcr !. 1910 TO June 80
1911 This 81 v;.s strongly favored By
NJ. Fletcher # Caven..sh. M Bronson
q, iardwick. NJ. Warner " Cornwall,
"a. Peck of narl!:s m &r. Hatch :
Suaifcrd. and Nlr royce OF Water
bury. The House also ,:tc'ed t. d ,''!rd
readins without dc51tJ. aftcr tie bill
had boon explained by Mr. PART Of
Siringncd. the bill approrrl.ting $500,
instead Of S.AnD for tho support OF the
Soldiers Home ai bennington for tho
CONNIE T.. uual trrr>
ENrOHtHS CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY
some Of tire bills Introduced in the
House to-day We're of far-rtach.ng i'm
port. ono by Nj. Eatteil of Nt1dlehury
provides n penalty Of 800 If any can
dioatc for office shall fail 10 file within
seven days after ,lcctioi "a statement
In writing of his mpaigu expenses.
If the hi,i nt:D iu.,I 70. NJ. Whitney
Of Marlboro becomes . lave. f. will not be
lega to k.U does IN the open season for
deer, ana 'h'+ op.u season will he the
last two weeks iu November. Thanks
IT,, ,,'t ',.,' '.''"',' oP''''
State highway commissioners instead ~
The appointment of this official nv tho
Governor. which came into the House This
morning with an adverse committee re-
Tort, narrowly escaped slaughter. Mr..
Pitridse of Leicester, who introduced the
hill, saved ii FOR IA time nv Introducing n
motion which was adopted that the bill
te ordered to lie. and he made special
order for next Tuesday afternoon at $50.
ANOTHER j NKt-I' VETOED
The fIorse did 20, ..,,o li,1,, =, -,
idea of the committee ~, town ,inoe visit
ing the towns of y,nl,. ana Noun, r,nor
where it is proposed 70 ,hanpe cvis+irc
lines. and refused 20 adont a reso,u,io,
20 that effect Introduced nv Mr. King of
a.ount Tabor.
Just before adjournment this morning =,
food Of petitions praying for the reueu,
of the license law ana for tho ado,tion
of a prohibitory law came in. and were
rcHeirod without comment tn tho i,;rt
cnn,,it;ce or temperance. Auon, those
Nro Introduced such petitions were Mr..
Webb of Sherburne Mr. cook Of lraS-
- ~ w. 's""' 81 i'""'o"' NAT dftfin
,N'"'E' ~ >'"l'" "' -\c"orry ana
W '''"
FASH tHfISIMAS TREE BILL.
The House This afternoon Dassed
the evergreen tree bill after Vi.)ing off
the section added ves;erdav tba. tbo
bill shall take cffect fror, ito n.ss,,a
1t was made clcar that the out,,re, ~,
Christmas trees far INF, vear &c now
on and ,hs+ tho 1o,r;.lo+,, .a ,,o
right ia enact logts1.tio,, .,at ,..i1, -,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
HOUSE -MORNING.
RESDl.tITION.

BY Mr. Warner of Cornwall that when
the House adjourn Friday afternoon 1t
be until Monday afternoon at two o. clock.
Mr.. Webster of Swanton moved to
amend, making the hour of meeting 40
y. m. Monday, Amendment adopted and
the resolution went through with few dis
senting votes,
BILLS INTRODUCED
ii. 220-By Mr. Beebe of Westmore, re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10
DAYS KILLING NUMBERS 306
Fewer Deer Killed This Year Than
Last-Reports by Counties.

ST. Johnsbury. No. 4.-Reports Of Ses
slain deer were returned to the office of
State Fish and Game Commissioner Tit
comb to-day. They were distributed
along the counties as follows; Addison
IA. Bennington "a, Caledonia 30. Ch!tten-
den 2,Essex 8, Franklin II. Lamoille H.
Orange II, Orleans s. Rutland IS. Wash
ington SO, Windham 81. Windsor TO-
Tho total number reported thus far this
season is 1,243. Of which $50 are bucks and
b54 does. Compared with last years re-
ports this shows the deer to be far less
plentiful in Vermont than a year ago
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utCS. 10 committee on ways anu
II. 230-By Mr. Chaffee of Rutland, In
amendment of and in addition to No. 2N
Of the acts OF 1905 entitled an act relating
to a digest OF the Vermont reports. GRO
vides for printing of 400 copies for sale)
TO committee on appropriations
II. 3l--Ry MIR. Elliott Of Hartford, to
provide for the licensing of public We
hicles by selcctmen. To committee on
municipal corporations.
H. 232-By Mr.. Wheeler of Calais, to
amend section 1850 of the public statutes,
relating to the providing of watering
troughs. Upon petition OF l. taxpayers
selectmen to furnish same) To commit
tee on highways and bridges
H. Z3-By Mr.. Beeman Of Milton, to
amend section 2 of No. 141 OF acts Of
| 1908 and to repeal section / OF said act
and section $3.50 of the public statutes, re-
lating to tho taking OF pickerel. To joint
committee on game and fisheries.
H. 234--By Mr.. Battell Of Middlebury, to
provide for publicity of campaign cX-
penses. Zach candidate for Office to
file within seven days statement in writ
ing OF expenditures and specific nature of
such items and purposes for what ex-
pended. Provides fine Of one year and
| $1,000 TO committee on internal affairs.
II. 235-By MIR. Whitney of Marlboro, to
| amend section 1921. public statutes. as
| amended, No. LAG. acts of 1908, relating to
deer hunting. deer having horns three
inches in length may be hunted annually
last two weeks in November. Thanksgiv-
| ing and Sundays cxcepted) To joint
| committee or game and fisheries.
! II. 236-Ry Mr.. Beeman of Milton, to re-
peal sections 1883 and 1852. public statutes,
| relating TO appointment OF justices. To
| committee on minor courts.
| II. 231-By Mr. Hutchinson Of washing
ton, regulating the issuing of hunters
! licenses. (Forbids persons owning real
estate taking hunters licenses unless
| th.ir lands arc posted by State} To Joint
committee on game and hsheTieS'
to y. ,ons
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Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner?
Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
plexion sallow? Liver needs waking
un. Doan's Regulets cure bilious at
tacts e. cents at any drug store.
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RESOLUTION.

Hy Mr. KING OF Mount Tabor. empower
ing the committee on town lines to visit
the site of the proposed change OF town
lines between the towns Of Dandy and
Mount Tabor and report their findings
The resolution WAS not adopted.
on motion OF Mr.. Howard OF Whiting
the liouse adjourned.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-11-10

Felix W. NcGe'trirll formerly re-.
sided Ia -. Adams aud was prominent
in democratic politics. running for
governor IN the Mccullough Clement
campaign
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KILLED.

H. 2S-Rclating to the location of
licensed places.
H. S3-Rcstrcting and regulating trustee
process
H. lOl-Amending act Incorporating the
Packer Cemetery association. duplicate
bi!l)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-12
White So,,;.x1l: : 80 -.
s y. VIII q Play
~. ., ~ d.. Ball Here

/ Local officials of the Northern Pa
c.fic company are in. receipt OLA let
ter from C. A.. Matthews, business
manager for Manager fComiskey, OF
the Chicago White Sox, saying that it
is planned to play baseball games in
PORTLAND. Seattle, Tacoma Spokane
and Walla, on, the. return to- Chicago
from California 1t his not yet been
decided to play. in Butte, Helana and
Billings, but this will be settled with
49, 'ii'ie SGT .Egaas4fta 4na.s
The White Sox, are. to be in the race
for the national pennant next season,
and their training will be received in
California, where arrangements have
been made for grounds and accommo-
cation. The players will start work
soon, and it is expected the return to
the Windy City will be made in the
fore part of April, giving opportunity
for exhibition games in the more I'M
portant cities along the lines of the
Northern Pacific road, by which the
team will return
Manager Comiskey requires a guar
antee of 5000 a game in all cities
where exhibitions are to be given,
with the additional purse of so per
cent. of the gross gate receipts. Local
fans are becoming enthusiastic in the
matter, and in order that fans of the
Garden City may see the wonderful
tall tossers in action movement has
been started to guarantee, by sub
Scription, the sum asked by the White
.Sox manager: - - }-f-s
With the famous team taking a
prominent part In the series next sea :
Son for the championship, Walla Wal
la fans, could they see the men in
action, would be able to follow the
I ercentage column with Increased in
terest. and the individual plays re-
corded on the diamonds in the east
would prove more interesting after
having @seen the players in an ex-
.1fibition here In case the guarantee
can be secured, word IS TO be sent
Manager Comiskey, and the exhibition
game will be played at the fair grounds
some time in April -" 90 .ff:'1 .t-fa
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SALOOAIS1 .''
IL. DEAD TODAY

!. CARSON CITY, Nevada, Jan: T.
Word was received today that Joseph
Kelly. the wealthy liquor dealer who
burned his stock after he was con-
verified in the revival meeting conduct
ed by a Los Angeles evangelist, Is
dead in sanitarium in Belmont, Cal
ifornia.
Heart disease is given as the cause
OF death His friends declare that h
evinced symptoms Of mental strain
SINCE his spectacular conversion sever
a: weeks ago Kelly destroyed liquor
worth $500 and thousands of cigars
in the presence of three thousand per-
sens in the business section of Car
son City. -.sF ''-''++