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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

The of Paade entirely destroyed by fire last Sunday
Yerington still playing in good luck.
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IRoN KING 80. Q lode.
IRoN KING So. -II-LonE.
IRON KING No. u LODE.

BEGINNING at corner No. J whence the +, sec.
ton corner between sections n and r. +. Is
N. K. 70 f., VI. d. h and NJ bears n 10 50 ysg
T.. 7I2o.qS feet; thence ;. IL o. W 800 feet to
corner No. ?; thence n 20 90 ". 900 feet to cor
ner No 3; thence n 10 Of r 1900 feet TO corner
NOD; thence 5 20 20 Il. 600 feet to corner No.
l. the place of beginning
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

At last it has came! They referring to the walop
Johnson gave Jefries a BLACK hand outrage"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

Attorney for claimant
Date OF first publication July 10, 1910.
Date OF last publication September n roto
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The Times for neat job work.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

After this July 4h will be printed in black and the balance
the other round has
he stomi in he
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

The subscription list of THE TIMES growing encouraging
especially the three weeks No special effort has
this than by trying pretty
paper If the support received from the
business from the subscribers better would be possible
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

In of old pugliss and
who introduced the crowd before the Johnson ere fight
THE
Sullivan and Fsimmons" The of this that has
been that either of them crooked
friends something ~ years
John L. Sullivan championship popular
than Jfre Cobett The people
always straight though big ignorant bruiser,
love him for his redeeming of honesty.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1910-07-16

section Corner between sections u and %. I. -
N. X. 20 f.. NJ ID. II. and NJ, bears y. 10 IS
+. 45os.4l feet; thence n. 449 s. W. con feet to
Corner No. q thence ;. II 81 ~ ". 743-7 feet
to Corner No. 3; thence y a IS +. ooo teei TO
Corner No, a: thence n 10 S. T. ron feet 10
Corner No. l. the place OF beginning.
IRON KING NO. LODE.
Beginning at Corner No /, whence the q
Section Corner between Sections p aud a. I. 10
N, R. 70 F., VI. d. b. and NJ, bears \. ~ "a
40" T.. 1887 81 feet; thence , 81 20 ". 1900 feet
to Corner No. ?; thence > o. +. 600 feet 10
Corner No. 1; thence \. So "a T. 500 feet to
Corner No. 4; thence y. 50 o. W BOO feet to
Corner No, l. the place of beginning
IRON KING NO. 5 LODE
Beginning at Corner No. l. whence the q
Section Corner between sections 2I and u. I, IS
N, X. 20 F.. NJ. D. h. and NJ bears \. So OS'
+. Iq47. feet; thence >. So a. ". 1871 feet to-
Corner No. ); thence n. So a. Il. 1871 feet to
Corner No 4; thence y. s. 50 W. COO feet to
Corner No. l. the place OF beginning.
IRON KING NO. Q LODE
BEGINNING at Corner No l. whence the 3,
n, X. 20 + NJ. ID. b and NJ, bears y. 6Ss az
r. 1o2O.5 feet; thence ;. 50 As ". 1871 feet to
Corner No. ?; thence ,. s. or Il. 600 feet to
Corner No 3; thence n. So 81 r. 1871 feet to
Corner No 4; thence n & or ". 600 feet 10
Corner No. /, the place of beginning
IRON KING NO. II LODE.
BEGINNING at corner No. t. whence the a sec
ton corner between sections n and p. T. J., ".
K. 20 T.. VI. ID. g. and NJ. bears y. 81 Fl a." r.
73II.sq feet thence >. IL o. W 1900 feet 10 cor
No. ?: thence y. 20 IS ". 600 feet To corner
No :: thence y. r. Of l.. 500 feet TO corner No
4; thence >. 20 IS r. 600 feet 10 corner No, !,
the place OF beginning
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serial No. o52o9.
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A MINDED LOCATION

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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
MAKES CONFESSION Of
BRIBERY CONSPIRACY
PittSburg Graft Cases Take
Sensational Turn----Extra
Grand Jury Session.

PITTSBURG, PA, March l9.-Al-
most on the very threshold of The
state prison. which he was to enter
Monday to serve a six years sentence
for bribery. former Councilman John
F. Klein is reported TO have made
a complete confession OF the bribery
conspiracy of 1908. in which he I'M
plicates sixty or, more present and
former councilmen.
The confession is said to have been
brought about by KIein's friends, who
he is alleged to-usve projected by his
reticence. falling to come TO the res
cue of his family, whom he leaves
pennless in entering prison.
The confession is also said tonight
to have been the cause of recalling
the grand juT-. which was TO have
been dismissed today. for an extraor-
binary session On Monday. A drag
net has been out all day for sixty
councilmen. according to the report
The notice to the grand jury TO as
semble Monday, was gwen after Iour
other confessions were received. BE-
sides Kleins who. according TO well
authenticated report. confessed TO De-
tective Robert Wilson, of Scranton,
Pa. who engineered the arrests of the
grating councilmen in 1908.
Klein is said TO have given Wilson
a memerond-m containing not only
the names of the sixty councilmen.
but also the amounts of graft money
given them. Some Of the councilmen,
it is asserted. sold themselves for as
little as sl0.SS. if the figures on the
memorandum are correct
Many indictments are expected
from the grand jury next week as a
result of the sensational turn the
graft cases have taken.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
PROHIBIT EVEN
PROMISES BY CANDIDATES
Wisconsin Legislative Committee Rec
ommends Sweeping Reforms In
Political Campaigns.
(By Associated Press.)

MADISON. WIS, March ls.-The
report Of the assembly committee OF
the Wisconsin investigating the ex-
penditures of senatorial candidates in
the last primary election. filed late
today, recommends various reforms,
including the elimination of state EN-
ployees from politics; probing the
giving of liquor or tobacco to in
fiuence votes or acceptance therefrom
by voters; prohibiting gifts or prom
ises of candidates TO religious or
charitable organizations; eliminating
ward heelers; prohibiting paid politi-
cal advertisements unless clearly
labelled o. such. and prohibiting edi-
tors from accepting money for edi-
t6rial support or work and fixing the
penalty fos violations at $500 fine or
one year imprisonment.
Senator LaFollette was severely
criticised dor the alleged use of state
employees for political purposes dur
ing his administration as governor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
STILL CONFERRING ON
MATTER AT MIDNIGHT
In the Office of United States Senator
Penrose the Plan to Adjust Diff
ferences Between the Opposing
Forces is Started and is Thought
Will Accomplish the Desired Result.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, March 10
A probable settlement OF the street
car strike is said TO be in sight. As
result OF numerous conferences
which began this afternoon and are
still in progress late tonight. a propo
sition has been devised which is sd ;
TO be favorable TO both sides.
The proposition submitted is SUD
stantially as follows:
The Proposition.
"All strikers are TO be taken back
and as far as possible. given their
regular runs. Those who are not i'm
media;ely put back in their old post
ions are to be placed on the extra
list and given S1.jU a day until they
get a regular run"
The matter of taking back the 1913
men discharged for the "good of the
service" is to be arbitrated. The
wages to be paid shall be % cents an
hour to 80 into effect at once and
half cent an hour increase is granted
each year until wages reach % cents
an hour.
Peace Plan Starts.
The first conference which led to
this proposition was held in the Of
fee of United States Senator Pen
rose late this afternoon. Those who
participated, besides the senator's,
were State SenatorJ. Z. McNichol,
President Mahon, of the carmen's
union, and President Kruger, of the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company.
After the proposition was drawn up
tonight it was sent to the committee
which is conducting the general
strike, for approval.
This committee was in session un-
til IL O'Clock. when an answer was
What the decision of the committee
Of ten was could not be learned be-
fore the second conference in Sena-
tor Penrose's Office began.
In Session at Midnight.
State Senator Clarence Wolf. vice
president of the Rapid Transit Com
pany. arrived late tonight from At
lantic City to take part in the con-
ference. Ii is said his approval is
needed before the peace plan can be
put into effect
1t is reported that some members
Of the committee o. ten are dissatis-
fed with the proposition and have
proposed a counter plan. Conferences
were still in progress at midnight.
There was considerable disorder in
the Kensington district tonight. Many
cars were attacked an one car was
dynamited. The police had much dit
fculty in dispensing the crowds. No
one was seriously injured, however
Many arrests were made.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
NURSE ANNOUNCES
HIS PULSE Is NORMAL
Family Physician is Somewhat En-
coursged and Prepares to Return
to His Home in Lynchburg-ili
Statesman Shows More Signs Than
Ever Of Returning Consc iousness.

DAYTONA. FLA, March l9.-At
$40 y. m. Senator Daniels physicians
issued the following signed statement:
Once or twice during today Scna-
tor John w Daniel has shown lit
tie more evidence than before OF re-
turning TO consciousness for short
while. He still remains in a state OF
coma. which Is not profound. but rs
still marked His condition otherwise
is improved and satisfactory"
At ten o'clock no change had been
noted in the senator's condition since
the official bulletin was issued earlier
I'm the night.
Shortly before midnight nurse
at the bedside of the senator an
nounced that his temperature was nor
NAL AMI his condition better, per
haps. than at o'clock.
At 12:45 a. m. Senator Daniel con-
tinues to improve and indistinctiy an
swers questions. DR.. Waugh, the
Daniel physician. is preparing 10 leave
for Lynchturg at o'clock. somewhat
encouraged. but ready to return ON
a moments notice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
STEAMSHIP KENTUCKIAN
LAUNCHED AT BALTIMORE
American hawaiian Ship 10 chrlsten.
ed With Water From Farms Of
Davis and Lincoln.
tBy Associated Press.)

BALTIMORE. MD. March 10
Christencd with water that came
from springs OH the old farms OF JET
ierson Davis and and Abraham Lin
coin. In Kentucky. the big steamship
Hentuchian. of the American-Ha
waiian Line, was launched AT the
shspyard of the Maryland Steel Com
pany. at Spanows Point today.
Miss Nancy Johnson, daughter OF
Congressman Johnson. OF Kentucky.
was the sponsor for the vessel, which
Is the first of three ships 10 be built
for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Line.
The kentuckian Is $50 feet overall.
and iI4.2 inches hewteen perpindicu-
lar She Is $50 feet IN beam and 80
feet in depth Of hold She will have
cargo carrying capacity of $500
tons and accommodation for twenty
four passengers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
ATTACKS NEGRO WOMAN.
George Bel Cuts Matte Wilson With
Razor

George Bell a negro. who was shot
and cut by Daniel Wilson on
Eighteenth street On July 4, 1909, at
tackled and wounded Wilson's wife,
Matte Wilson. with a razor last night
at the woman's home on Eighteenth
street The negro escaped after the
cutting and has not yet been captur-
ed. The woman was cut about the
face. but her wounds are not serious.
Bell is wanted by the police as a
witness against Wilson. After attack
ing Bell, Wilson escaped, but he
gave himself up several weeks ago.
The police say that II had been pre-
arranged by the negroes that Bell
should leave town before Wilson
gave himself up and not return Until
after the case had been dismissed.
The case against Wilson is still pend
ing in the Corporation Court
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
CANNON THROWN OUT
OF GREAT POWER SEAT

the rules committee, said In part:
I'VE have won all that We fought
for: all that we expected to get when
we went into the last movement that
eliminated in today's sweeping vic
tory"
To Select New Committee.
Caucuses will be called immediate
ly by both parties to select respective
ly. the six Republicans and four Dem
ocrats, who are to constitute the new
committee on rules. The old commit
tee consisted of Speaker Cannon. as
chairman. and Messrs. Dalzell. of
Pennsylvania: Smith. of Iowa. Repub-
Leans. and Minority Leader Clark.
or Missouri and John J. Fitzgerald, of
New York Democrats.
Republican Leader Serene L. payne
said tonight: That recent events"
were too recent" for his party to
have decided definitely upon the date
of its CAUCUS.
Republican Whip Dwight thought 1t
would be early next week.
Minority Leader Clark thought the
Democratic caucus would meet Tues
day or Wednesday night. The fact
is that al parties to the long and bit
ter fight were too throughly fatigued
to have fcrmed any definite plans. Ma
ture was calling first for sleep.
The oldest men about congress
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
5rownIow aenomlnated.

DRISTOL. TENN. March 19.-W.
ii. Brownlow. representative in con
gress from the First Tennessee district.
was renominated in Republican pri-
mary today, State Senator samuel
Sells. his only opponent, declining to
qualify. alleging that the primary was
held In violation to the state primary
law A state legislative ticket was
also nominated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
MORE CASH THAN EXPECTED.
Federal Cooperation Tax Will Exceed
seeretsry's Figures.

WASHINGTON. ID. C., March 10
Estimates made by treasury cnhcssis
now arc that the revcDue this year
from the corporation tax win Tar ex-
coed the amount Secretary MacVeagn
originally thought would be derived
from that source. some Of them put
ting Il as high as sto.co9.eee.
This estimate Is based on the re
turns up to this time. They inficaie
a larger amount Of net income over
the 5000 exemption than was a. mrs,
thought would be the case. Returns
have beer received from about S99.-
go corporations and when the cciin-
quents are an IN u Is believed me
total number win approach zzs.scs-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
NOT MUCH
LESS IN LONDON
Cost Of Living Of Laboring
Glasses Compared With
American Cities.
CBy Associated Press-)

WASHINGTON. ID. cA March 10
That the cost OF living to the lab
cring classes of London is CORE
spondingly not much less than in any
of the large cities in the United
States is made manifest in a report
to the bureau Of manufactures of the
department OF commerce ard labor
by special agent, who las completed
an Investigation of the general con-
ditions of the labor population OF the
London district
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
Kills Negro Wanted in Virginia
fiSy Associated f'ross-l

RALEIGH, y. C.. March 19.-S. l..
Roberts. chief OF police OF Oxford,
y. C.. today shot and killed a negro
named Newman slaughter. because he
resisted when the officer attempted 20
arrest him. The negro was wsnted in
virginia fOir stoning moving train. a
passenger having been severely IN
jared in the eve nv the missile.
Slaughter was charged with throwing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
ADDS CIDER TO DRINKS
Bill Passed by Legislature Ap-
pears to be LOADED"
ALLOWS APPLE JUICE SALE
Original Measure introduced in Gen.
, eraI Assembly to Tax Soft-drink
Dealers Goes on the Statute Books
Considerably Changed.
ALLOWS APPLE JUICE SALE

RICHMOND. VA. March 19.-The
general assembly enacted bill which
vas intended to put tax on the soft
drink establishments. and in doing
that it also put through a measure
which is seemingly loaded" as it APP
pears in the acts approved by the
presiding officers of both houses and
which received the signature of Gov
ernor Mann March TO-
The bill was introduced late in the
session by Senator John ]. Owen, the
successor of Governor Mann in the
senate. 1t was No 352. and had as
its title A bill 10 require manufac-
turers, bottlers end dealers in soft
drinks to pay a license tax" The bill
was sent to the finance committee.
after which changes appeared when it
was reported.
Lets IN Cider.
As the bill stands on the statute
others who handle soft drinks as be-
fore. and in addition they will be able
to supply to their customers and
thirsty public pure apple cider when
il is shown that such cider is made
from the pure juice of the apple
What is more. there is no provision
of law whereby the alcoholic strength
Of the cider is to be restricted, and
the fact is that some cider. when IT
is properly aged. contains about three
times the percentage Of alcohol that
is contained in the standard beers.
sold on the markets.
Provisions Of Original Bill.
The language Of tie original bill
introduced by Senator Owen was as
follows:
/. BE IL enacted by the general as
sembly OF Virginia that license tsx
Of twenty-five dollars is annually re-
quircd of manufacturers. wholesalers
and bottlers of soft drinks.
2. A license tax of ten dollars is
required for the sale Of soft drinks in
incorporated towns and cities. and In
all other places the sum of five dol
lars is required. except IL any person,
firm or corporation has more than
five thousand gross receipts from the
sale Of soft drinks. there shall be
paid a license tax Of twenty-five dor
lars
,. Soft drinks rndcr this act shsH
include only those drinks for whica
liquor liceLse IS not required.
4 All acts OF parts Of acts incoB-
sIstcnt with this act are hereby re
pcaicd.
Measure as Passed.
Here - the Law as Il stands today.
and as 4 viii appear IN the printed
acts-un'css there Is some way where
by Il can be stopped by guberna;o-
rial action:
An act 70 impose a license tax upon
soda fountains. manufacturers and
bOttlcrs Of soft drinks
I. BE u enacted By THE general
assembly. That for the privilege of
selling soft drinks from a oOda fCun-
tsin in cities and towns ~ 1900 81
more inhabitants. there shall Be pad
10 the state an annual license Of =
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
WOMAN DISAPPEARS.
fredericksburg Lady Lost From
Home for Three Weeks.

FREDERICKSBURG. March 10
Friends and relatives Of Miss Estclla
Cato. formerly cf Hount. Stafford
county. are greatly alarmed over her
disappearance in Washington three
weeks ago. Nothing has been heard
OF her during this time. the last seen
Of her being when she left the home
q ncr brother in that city.
Miss Cato suffered a severe spell
of fever about three years ago and
it is feared that her disappearance Is
due TO mental alteration and that
she is either wandering about the
country or some fatality may have
occurred TO her. At the time OF her
disappearance she had $50 in money
On her person. A reward Of $50
las been offered for information lead
ing 10 her whereabouts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20

Rev. George Green. d. ID. who -
conducting revival services at the
Newport News Baptist church. W
deliver the address at the fourth OF
the series Of special meetings Tor men
AZ the YDsng Mems Christian AsSo-
citation this afternoon ~ , O'Clock
Special music viii be furnished by a
male quarter
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
EARTH 100000 YEARS oLo.
Chicago Publication Tells the Age Of
This Terrestrial Sphere.

fffN AN-~fHthAFu IFtcNf
CHICAGO. HIS. March 19.-Old
Mother Earth. which has closely
guarded FER age for her entire life.
is fO0.O9e .00O years old. according 10
an article which appeared In the cur
rent number Of geological publica-
ton of University OF Chicago today.
In more scientific phraseolcgy the sp-
proximete age Of the earth. it should
be discovered. may be determined by
dividing the amount of salt in the sea
by the aaoun; broght down each year
by the rivers that empty into Il.
Sir join Murray. Professor Jolly
and NJ nubos. al famous geologists
stand ba,k Of the new method Of CON-
putting the age Of this terrestrial
sphere
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
eARRINeER CASE FRIDAY.
Charges Against v. p. :. President to
be Considcrcc.

RICHMOND. VA. March ia
week hence Dr. Paul B Barrinzer.
president Of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. viii know whether he IS TO
remain ~ the head OF that institution.
Je rcprimanocd or dismissed
Next Friday afternoon a. Z O'clock
the board Of visitors 81 toe Poly
tcchnic Institute vii meet Al Biaks-
burg g. consider the charges filed
against 1T Barringcr and hear his re-
bly, to the allegations u IS expect
ID that q decision viii BE- reached b.
the board Saturday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
surned :, oesth ., WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER. VA March 10
Miss Hsrrleff Taylcr. an aged spin
sfc-. vss blurred 70 death here today
IN . ere which DESTROYED the home ~
Ms Naoni Barrett At White Hqli.
Mrs Barrett hsd marrow cscsDc
from death
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
DOCTOR ARRESTED.
Roanoke Physician - N jail Chsrg
ed With Malpractice

ROANOKE. March ia sensation
vas caused here yesterday ny the ar
rest Of DT. Samuel = Austin. q well
known Roanoke physician. On q war
rant charging him with criminal NAL
practice. TT Ausiin IS in jail
The alleged victims a young mar.
ned wcmzn. mentioned In the war
rant. died Thursday night. A second
warrant has been sworn out. charg
ing the d0cfcr with q Ike cifense IN
another casc. and this was served or
him IN jail lasi uizht The ALLEGED
victim u IN = iocal hospital.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
To Name stosrt's Opponent
~. Aa.nrIalr-l I.-r..l

BRISTOL. VA. March Is-Thc Re-
pubiiran executive committee % fhe
Ninth Virginia district met here tocay
and nxcd July a. the time. and
Abingdon a. the place. Tor = conven-
ton % ~ inmate = candidate Tor con-
gross n oppose ~. e. stuart. the Dem
ocrafic candidate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20
knseks out WIN. Ls~i..

PARIS. March is.-BiIly PaDke. -
Illinois. tonight kBockcd cut NiIiic
f.cwis. 81 Nrw York. IN the ihirf
round Tho nzht ~as for the middle.
weight championship snz 49, she'd
sicd % ~ tFcnfs rDvnes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-03-20

BANvU.LE. VA. March 19.-W 7.
Samulcs. who shot and Killed sheriff
William V Flanagan. Of Draper. y.
C.. here in October. 1878. was Tits
afternoon given Is years IN prison