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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
NORTHWEST IS IN
PROSPEROUS STATE
DEMAND FOR MONEY HEAVY AND ALL
INDUSTRIES In FLOURISnINC CON-
DlTlON-MORE RAILROADS.

St. Paul, May 14.-The present
condition of the money market, in
the opinion of St. Paul bankers,
furnishes strong evidence of the
sound prosperity and rapid growth
of the Northwest. The situation
in this territory from all stand
points could hardly be more favor
able. There is every indication of
confidence on the the part of capi-
tai, and, barring the appearance Of
some unexpected calamity, the
present year should witness acti-
witty and development in the North
west.
There is an extraordinary de-
mand for money! which is quite
the reverse of conditions that pre-
vailed this time a year ago. The
present rates are from 5 to per
cent, which are u to l per cent
higher than a year ago. The rates
IN the market here, however, are
less than in Chicago and the East. "
Bankers say that the present big
demand for money in St. Paul
comes from practically every line
of business, as we'll as from the in
terror banks. The occasion for the
increased demand is the general
activity in business in this section
of the country.
The resumption of great COM
activity may be attributed
to various causes, but the market
increase is due to the wonderful
growth of the Northwest.
Thousands of,new settlers have
been pouring this spring up into
Northern Minnesota, North Dakota
South Dakota, Montana and other
tributary to st. Paul.
Most of these settlers are well-to-
10 farmers, who moved because
hey saw greater opportunities in
his territory than in their old
ZONES, and they are in position to
satisfy their wants Immediately,
causing heavy demand for all
kinds of luxuries as we'll as neces-
ities.
While conditions in the North
vest we're excellent year ago, the
act that the demand for money
vas comparatively slack indicates
hat the situation then was not as
rood as it is at present. Money is
low comparatively tight, not only
,ecause of a big demand for the
ctual conduct of increased busi-
CONTINUED on page ~
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
Mckenzie County Visitors.

The following is a list of Nc
Kenzie county farmers and busi-
ness men attending the sale of iso-
lated tracts at the land Office III
Williston on the 9th, 10th and
18th: 49,. r.
Henry Olson, F. S. Kellogg,
NJ. E. Jones, Gilbert Jorgenson,
Albert Stensatter, John Peshek,
w. Richards, Henry Mcclure,
Geo. Veeder, Tosten Hallen, M.
G.. Walstad, J. B. Chaussee, j.
G.. Walla, H. A. Harrison, L. F.
Krass, Jas. McCurdy, M. A. Nc
Carly, T. S. Becker, A. N. Coop
er, Lave Gamache, Pat Doyle,
Mack Uhlman, Jens Norby and
Myers Vig.-Schafer Record.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
EDITORIAL MEETING HERE
IN JULY BE GRAND EVENT
PREPARATIONS BEING MADE FOR MEETING OF STATE
EDITORS here IN U)LY---ARRANCEMENT CON-
MlTTEE MEETS committees APPOINTED.

Williston intends to give the
North Dakota editors the time of
their lives when they meet in
Williston the latter part of July
and the Commercial club is get
ting busy on arrangements for
the big event. The editors will be
with US for two days and the in
tention is to make those two days
the most enjoyable the editors ever
spent. Invitations will be issued
to every editor in the state and
tee invitation will include the ed
itor's wife.
The report of the meeting of
the committee on arrangements
follows:
Williston, N. OAK, May 16, 1910.
Meeting Of the committee on arrange
ments appointed by the CommercisT
club for the Editorial meeting to be
held at Williston during the latter
part of the month of July:
Composed as follews:-R. D. Suth-
erland, chairman; A. r. FAIRIES, J.
A. Corbett, B. G. Whitehead, John
Bruegger, SECRETARY.
All members present.
The matter of transportation was,
first taken up. 1t was agreed to have
the secretary call at the headquarters
of the G. N. r. r., the N. p. r. r.,
and the $500" r. r. and apply for
free transportation, if possible, or
the lowest rates obtainable for news
paper men, their wives and families.
for this occasion.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
| Reception Committee-W. G. Raw
son, W. B. Overson, John Bruegger,
"A. r. Farries, j. A. Corbett, VIM
Mumby, B. G. Whitehead 'and all
others the Arrangements committee,
may see fit to call upon.
Invitation Committee-B. G.. White
head, J. A. Corbett A. r. FAIRIES,
W.. Mumby.
Home entertainment C. A.. Mans
field, r. Peyton, J. A. Corbett.
Amusement com m tie 9 B. 6. /.
Whitehead, A. Johanna, A. J. Bessie
L. S. Champine.
Finance Committee-R. D. Suther-
land, o. A. Anderson, w. S. David
son, N. Hayes.
The first name of every committee
to be chairman.
All committees to get busy. at once.
l. Duties of committees.
Reception committee-Are to be on
hand at the arrival of trains and see
that all visitors will be conducted to
their quarters.
Invitation Committee-Are to see
that the proper invitations are ex-
tended to all editors of the state, to
assure their attendance.
Home Entertainment COMMITTEES
shall see that every editor who noti-
fes that he will be present in person,
together with his wife and family, will
be properly taken care of and receive
proper accommodations.
Amusement Committee Shall ar
range for all time not occupied by the
program of the association, be taken
up by showing points Of interest, and
the general entertainment of visitors
Finance Committee Shall raise,
funds to meet all necessary and actual
expenses for the proper entertainmnt
of visitors.
Motion mrde to ADJOURN subject tn<
call of chairman.
Carried. John Bruegger,
Secretary
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that all
cess pools and all closets not cor
nected with the sewer, located on
any and all lots joining Main.
street, must be closed. The clos
cts must be moved and the use of
cess pools discontinued. This or
der will be enforced so parties u
ing these closets and cess pook
had better make arrangements to
connect with the sewer at an early
date. By order of
L. B. Dochterman,
City Health Officer
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
CITY TO GET
MONEY SOON
CITY AUDITOR SCnoRECcE RECEIVES
. LETTER FROM BOND DEPARTMENT
CITY WILL GET MONEY SOON.

The City of Williston will soon
have the money from the State
for the bonds sold some time ago.
All papers, bonds, etc., have been
received by the State, but before
the money can be paid a board
meeting is necessary. The follow
ing letter from Mr.. Coats, head of
the bond department, assures US
that everything has been approved
while explaining the delay in for
warding the money;
Bismarck, N. d., May 10, 10
B. j. Schoregge, City Aud,
Williston, n. d.,
Dear Sir:
Your letter of the 10th inst. was
duly received, together with the
bonds of your city, and certified
copies of all the proceedings, all
of which has been approved by the
Attorney Generals department,
and the bonds will be paid for and
remittance made as soon as the
State Board holds another meeting
to pass the proper resolution, final
ly accepting the offer. l trust that
this will be within week or so,
but cannot say definitely as it is
hard to get quorum together ex-
cept on regular meeting dates. l
will see that the matter is. con-
cluded just as soon as possible.
Yours truly,
w. E. Coats,
Bond and Mortgage Div.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

Some of today's store news may
be as 'newsy" for you as the pa
per's first page news dispatches!
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
MINNEAPOLIS J0BBERS
COMING NEXT MONDAY
Wholesale Men of Minneapolis Coming
in Special Train-Will Arrive in
Williston on Monday at 6:49 P. M.

Minneapolis Wholesalers will visit Wilston next Monday
evening will here night They travelling in
special will six-forty Their train will remain
night leaving about Tuesday morning
Wlston will give the Minneapolis rousng vel
come Wston band short automobile
contemplated after which the will devote the remainder
of the evening calling upon the different business
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19
Todd Not Guilty.

Walter B. Todd, of Ambrose,
the attorney charged with en-
bezzlement in connection with a
REIMBURSEMENT, was tried at Minot
recently and Tuesday night the
jury brought in a verdict of not
guilty. The State was represented
by States Attorney Braatelien of
this city and E. r. Sinkler of
Minot. The attorneys for the de-
Tense were Judge Palda and A. j.
Bessie.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

Come and look over our line of
spring suits and overcoats. Our
prices range from $40 up. Green
gard Bros. Al
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1910-05-19

If you wish to secure quick re-
suits list your land with E. r.
Brownson, Rooms 3-4, Graphic
Block, Williston. N d. 38-tf
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geit einiaen goaen ipriht aan.

seit einigen Saaen ipri1t gang
Wlnben bon ieltianen llnregelmG-
Bigfeiteli BET Der Sftoberfeitlotterie.
Bel Der Dnrhfiibrung bieler 2otteric
iollen unglaublihe llnregelmaBigfei-
ten paiiiert lein. 9as fam nod Wfi.-
teiluagen oortiaer @ldtter 10: 9,e
beioen Saupttreffer tpurben regelnld
Big ge5ogen, ipabreno Die onoeren
@etpinne aIs @utlheine nit benz @e.
fuinnlos IN einem ltnlidfag entbalten
Darem. Mber audi Die Wietenlcie
tuoren. in gIeiber @eiie eoupertiert
nur moren ibnen an Stelle Der @l,t-
iheine Mnii1tsforten beigeleet, biz
nit einem 9rabtltift NIT Dem geieten
los berbun0en iparen. 0ur6 8efiib-
len bes llmIh[ages follnte nun feitge.
itellt Deroen, oh elm @etDil1n- ODER
g2ietenlos oarin entbalten mar, oo
ongeblif) bic @utiheine o5ne 0rab.-
ftifte NIT ben 2oien nereinigt iparel,
9lnd oas 8apier BON Trcffern lulo
Jtieten ioll ueri6Ieoen getpelen ieln.
Cine aloritellung oieier snpiterioien
8orgdnge lit Bis Iest nod niht er~
folgt, nlr ipirb BON Der Qotteriefir-
mo 9l. II. 9. S1rler energii6 fe,
itritten, 0oB irgenomeld)e 9feeelnlo-
rigfeiten poreefommen ieien, nno iie
mia ourb einen 8ro5eB oos einmano.
frei feititellen laiien. gei Der 9rei-
lie baben lid in5miiden 2osperfauier
gemeloet, Die be5eugen, oos monbe
&1ufer erlt ben ltmi6lag befibIten
itno bann erit oas Sos erluarben.
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ridt peeen @rnloroung oes gbe=
paares Srieorih gum Sooe perltr.
teilt iporoen.

ridt peaen grnloroune oes Gle
paares Srieorif gum Sooe perltr.
teilt iporoen.
SSnl Sdmuraeridbt 8u gbennit
lit Der MaIienlnoroer Mor Waunn
BON Wiittlpeioa gum Sooe Derurteili
moroen. Gr bofte I'M pergonanen
War5 feline eigenei beioen @inoer,
Die fiinfiabriee Martbu Gaa uno
5lreiiabriae Gnma9 gaulo. ltrmgu-
liert, ioipie bic fii1tfunobier5ig SAB
re alte Sau5ntrtin Selma ssoa Oeb,
me uno 6eren bier3ebniabrige .god-
fer Moria 2ioop un1eebradt. 9onn
6atte Der l1nbolo bus S5ons auge8iin-
oet.
Sn Miinden bat Die aunoe;
oaB Dem eroBen oeltihen Di6tet
saul Sepie Ser g1obelpreis fir 2i7.
teratur 5taeiproden iporben lit, au--
gemeine @enllgtnnrg berporeerlt.
fen. &epie ielbit erfl1rte, ols ibnl
Die geodridt bon ser gbrung 5u-
glng, baB ibt iein bobes Sitter =
er ftebt i'm einunoont8igiten 2ebens-
idbre Ieioer berbinoere oen Greis
,perionlib in gnppfong gu nebnen.
9lus @ien lneloet nlan: Cine
6euersbrunit bat I'M 2una-8arf &C
miitet lmo betra6tliben S6aben
an9eri1tet. 92ob chamber purhe1l
Der Marine-Baniilon, ser 0orrenpo-
lait unb einige angren5enbe SoIagc.
baltoe bon ben Slatnlnen bernihtet.
Die 2oihmonniGaften perrno6tcn
nur init eroBter Mii6e bie ltfngc.
buna 8u idiitens. Die GeuertpeI)r
muroe BON Dem eiligit berbeigeritfc.
men Militdr nirfiom nnteritiibt.
= 4uf oen 5lir Belt III Dem fron-
soiiihen Soften gberbourg liegeit.
oen amerifaniiden ariegsi6iffcn
fano eine ipiite Nauferei inter oen
Wannidoften 1tatt. Gin Mann bon
Ser 8eiasung Ser n2ouiiiona" iuur-
oe in 6en llnterIeib geito6en rnh
10 i6per pertpunoct, Dob ter ipdtet
ftarb 9llt6 atnei Neger mlrBten ing
Soipital eebra9t perbelL bo iie
ihpere @linoen erbolten botten.
Die riiiiiihe 9egierunq bat eli
ne @efonntruohuaa beroffentIid,t,
6nrb pelbe bic geiatnnlte Ma,iH.
i6urei fir bon Der Cholera infi8iert
erfl1rt tpirb.
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5abr8eue ipnroe in iinfenoen1 3lt-
itan6e idfeunigft nod Der geapn
Daro bon 0orfolf geidleppt.
Sn Geaueen, Mrfanias, iillo
Elm getpiiier Sobn sSoro uno feine
5ran 2eila Der grmorbung 0es an,
9eiebenen 8flan5ers uno 2eeislotl,r-
lllitglieoes @ia MiheIs ihnlbie BE-
fitl,oet urb aunt Robe bernrteil!
iuor6eil.
Mus Mai5iilston luirb gensel-
oct, Die 9fegierlns beabiidtige ais
Gearl Sarbor auf ben Monaii- ST..
ielt cine unsemein befeitiete Slotten.
itation Elm alnerifaniihes Gibraltar,
sll MADDEN.
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: : 8.

Sn &ouiton ,uuroe.l orei Mr-
better Der 9oulton Belt 6 9erminci
Company bon einein nod 6ioen
sebenoen Sraht5uge Der 9rinitp \
9ro8os 8aliep Babn iiberfabren ino
10 idDer berlest, oaB fie ipdter itar-
Ben. Sic orbeiteten on Dem Bnhn-
seleife. als Elm nod georoen geben.
Der Jradtaue arlfnm. lin ibm aus
,niueihen traten iie suriif nn6 To-
men gera0e por Dem nod Siiou,
fabrenben 5radt5us gu fteben, Del
1cr Gommen lie ni1t bemerft bot
Ten. Sic orei gerungIiidten bieBr,1
>. g. D'DeG, SoeI MfcGormid uns
Refugio 1nbala. Meg ipar
ain iunger Wenid BON % Sa6reil.
Die an0ern geioen tparen alter,
Goolpbus Duih SEQ. 3, olio
Elm gnfeI beg aIten 8rauerfirftell,
sat $500, Die ct BEL ben 2ennen in
Dallas geiponnen batte, beridieoe.
nen @oItatigfeitsanitolten bort Iber.
spiaien.
Sn benz Central Noon1ina
Soufe an 6er glm Stro6e it Dol.
los, eribob en- eetpiiier 6. s.
,Sobnion, friiber in ber @egen6 bon
Scurrp IN &a,ifnion County mobn.
5aft. eiilen iungen Mann geamens
Soiepb guIlod, Mitelieo Der Do1a.
ier Mili5. 8uuod itamrnte ebenfaTs
nus Der @egeno bon Scurrp. Mud
M. s. ban Duien, Der Bciiter 6es
aogirbauies, tpuroe BON elmer Ruge!
getroffen un6 am Sub pcrtpun6ei.
Sobnfon tpuroe perbaftet.
3ebn Weifen iiiolih bon
gerarfann erpIooierte bic 2ofomo-
tipe eines Grohtouges Der Eeras
q 8ocific 8abn. Ser 0ofomot;p-
iiibrer Delbome nno Der &ei3er
lbotnos tpuroen fofort eetotet uno
Ser .,Hrnfemon" Queener ipurbe
totli6 berIett.
SO. 9. Dapis lit rpicoer gum
WaDoor bon Sort @ortt ertp6hI!
tpor0en. Gum Boli5eifommiiiGr ipnr-
be Ssobn Mllen, gum Waiiermerf.
fommiii1r &. S. Hoipell, gum S..
1an5fonmiiidr W. S. Gilpin II. su,n
StraBerfonmifiar Sames $. Mab.
Dor ertpdblt.
Mus @afbinston fonnt biz
Nahriht, Der aontroft fir ben 8ol,
oes neuen 8oiteebaubes in guerr
iuer6e i'm Sanuor ausgegeben iuer,
Den.
Mus Worftotpn fpir5 Der Ers
pon ssron Marp 4oh genleloet, 6it
bort i'm alter bon SO ssabren geitor.
ben it,.
Cine Jrau 8a9ter, auf einei
Seim in Der 9tdbe pom (arcenbillt
tnobnbaft, 5og iih beim Seifefoher
'htpere 8rnn6munoen gu, Die iblet
5on hprhpifiihrfpu
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Die Satr

Die gair lit jett er1ffnet, mnb !.
Amf alien Sfraken iuin1melt bunt
9ie feingepntte observation-disclosures
Nus alien gegas =Stabten gar.
Wsan fpnntt ia germ sn ieber Srtit,
Selb9t tuenm bier feine synir grab tit,
Stad] San Anton', Der id)5mem Gtabt
Die 10 piel ansiebenbes bat.
Ginfanfen fann ttait bier 10 idbu,
Gle allerneneiten WtDScn ieb'n.
Gle Samem baben iinmer germ,
Selbit tpenn es hiblid). tpas nphern.
llnb anf Der 5air in oieiettt SaBr,
SITS arrangtcrt gan5 tunnDerbar,
mem leoen inirn burt pprgefiibrt
@as i'm am neiiten int'reiIiert.
gegetitert nam fir 8ie6smdJt iidj,
Sic grBbten Egtien iidberltdl
Siebt ninn BET Der Gelegenbcit,
9ndl entcr @tebseMg madjt iidl brett.
lluO nid)t nun tuas oa tremd)t nnb ffeugt,
and, mas bas Seras s2anb ersenst,
glui ieincH fsarmer, grDR 1tnb ffetn,
NirS bier sur Sdan 9citellet icin.
Gebf. on onrd) bic MaidDinen6al'
SD Elite bid anf iehen 5alf,
t1mb foMus' ben 9iGbern niht 81 nab.
Suuft CD 6u's Seuflt, it's ttnsliid ba.
Siit on ein Gunitent6ufiait,
SO fct nid)t lit 81 sruker Sait,
flnb uintnt' Dir 3ett nnn gnte Sub
9enn pieles Sdl6ne ftnbeit ba.
ilub Uenn on nilbe bis npu Seb'n,
GD rub hid aus, braudlit uidjt su iteb n
Sriltti snr Grbulnn9, rat tdb bir,
Sin fslGidld1en bGuu gtlan,u Biey.
gpu ntfem Gh5ner, bns mir bier
8eiitcn, lit 4lamp gier
Sas GGjnite, mas MIR ie erbneJt,
Sat San aHtpn' beriibut genradtt.
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gictoria CHIFFON. g. s. & g. u.
Mntunft -
&c; so6-guerO, gietoria. .7:5o nadm
gIbfnhrt-
$40. 8oe-guero. Wictoria. 500 BORN
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Termehrt bic sd1Snheit,

Gie Gd0nbait Der Srauen miro
ourb 8uflens @rniea 6albe m'ul
oerbar permebrt. Sic entfernt Hlm,
ples, Soutousihlage, 8eulen uilo,
na1t Die 9aut tpeih uno ionlmetcr.
tig. 25 Cts. bel aden Druggiftcn.
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g. U. & u. 9. Balm.

Mntunft -
$50. 1-&ouiton Ii. 5. aiifte 100 nadm
go. 3-Souiton II. 8. &iiite. 500 borrt
yto. 5-&iiltenfdote. ...1:15 radns
$40; A Son aerrbille, tur on 2Sos
. d]entagen. :. -. !. $50 pnrm
$50. 44-@on aerrbille, mn Sonns
ta9s.. .... >. :. -. $500 naf11
gfo. 146- 8pn &errbilIe, nur an
~, Wo9erta9en. $50 ne1nl
glbfnbrt
So 2-9ouiton Ii. 3. aiiIte. $50 born,
go. 4-8ouitnn u B. &iiite 8 30 abenos
gso. 6-ailitenItdbte ;. :, ..:s:10 nadn1
So 43-gaa6 aerrbille, MIR IN 3o<.
d,entngen. -. :. :. ..4:45 naGm
SO. 41-Rab aerrbi[le. nnr Sonns
tags.. ;. :. ..8:40 bornt
$50. 145 -god @errbiue, MIR in
Bobentngen. :. !. T:15 born,
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g.. s. G. g. u, (Soupt.Stnie).

g.. s. G g. u, (Saupt-Sinie).
4nfunft--
go. 9-@om Often. .7:35 uorm
Io. 7-@om Often. 800 nudm
Jeo. 10-gl gaio IL @efen. .7:30 uad,m
30. 2-8on Sci 0fio.. .10.50 BORN
gbfnhrt--
$50. e--Sa6 el gafo unb @eiten. :.
-. -. $500 BORN
go. 10--9od 5. @eiteu. .10.30 obenrs
SO. 8-gab benz Often. j. 11:00 porrn.
No. 1-Noeb Del 9fio. 400 abeilos
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NnfanasariinOs.

yWlein Iieber Baron, sic trefen
nun in ben 0iplomatiiden 9ienit
5alten sic fih INNER an bic @runo~
idse oes 0iplomaten: ipenn Sic
nihts piiien, lafien sic iid's niht
rnerfen, uno menn Sic mas Mi.
len, iagen Sie's niht. ionit blam:e.
rem sic iih."
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spIIen ssrauea itimmen?

@enn fte es faten, tpiirben al!il.
lionen oafiir fiim1ne,l oaB 2r.
Sings Nep 2ife Biug Die Bette Mc-
oi5in fur sSrauen lit. sic banner
Ropfs uno @iidenfhmeraen uno ge-
ben Dem gan3en Spitem neue 2e-
bensfraft. % Cts. Bel allen Drra.
often.
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.cas xesas wnnber

beiIt alle Ttersn, gIafen unn r6eu.
lnntiihe 2eioen: bel alien Erusg1Iien
ooer 2 tnonatlihe 8ebmnolung per
poft fin 81. Or. 6. D. Sall. 29aG
OIipe Ctr. ct. 2ouis, Wo. Sdre,bt
iiir 2euuuiile.
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Gin nieolides @eidlidtflen 90!

- Gin nieoli6es @eididt6en 1oh
iiinglt Brofcltor Or. 9ein I'M Sronf-
fllrter 2ebrerpereiIt gum @elten. @r
erbielt zines Cages BON einem mi.
ienihaftli6en" @erein in 4. Die 9ln-
frage, Oh er niht einen gortrog iiber
oas @elen Der tSeele nit 2i6tbiloern
6alten molle. Der @elebrte bat oher
nidt pie biele 8iiiensourltigen oen
4opf perloren, ionOern gennttportet:
vSebr geebrter Serrl 8enn i6 iiber
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-16
Points Regarding The Census

The census begins April Is and must
be completed in two weeks in cities and
in 80 days in all other areas.
The enumeration will wear a badge
inscribed United States Census, 1910"
The law requires every adult person
to furnish the prescribed information. but
also provides that it shall be treated
c~onfidentially, so that no injury can
come to any person from answering the
questions.
The President has issued a proolama-
ton, calling on all citizens to cooperate
with the Census and assuring them that
it has nothing to do with taxation. army
or jury service, compulsory school at.
tendance, regulation of immigration. or
enforcement of any law. and that no
one can be injured by answering the
inquiries.
1t is of the utmost Importance that
the census of population and agri-
culture in this State be complete and
correct.
Therefore every person should prompt.
ly, accurately, and completely answer
the Census questions asked by the
en~umerators.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-16
No Gasoline In Eureka

Ely Expositor: Ole Elliott Of the
Northern, returned Monday from Illi-
pah, where he went to the relief Of his
Doris Runabout, which had been
stranded at the Norman ranch for sew.
eral days on account OF a shortage Of
gasoline while making the trip between
Ely and Go,dield.
Guy E. Hill. who was driving the
Doris machine for Mr.. Elliott, brought
the auto into Ely Monday night.
Mr.. Elliott was notified Sunday Of the
predicament his machine was in. and
went to Illipah Monday in q 60 horse
power Thomas. with plenty of gasoline
for the stranded auto.
On starting out from Goldfeld, Mr..
Elliott felt confident that his driver
would be able to purchase gasoline at
Eureka. When the machine reached
the Base Range the entire supply Of
gasoline in Eureka had been exhausted.
and it was not possible to secure gaso-
line in that town from any source. The
auto after considerable difficulty man
aged to reach the Norman ranch.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1910-04-16
AN ACT OF GRAVE INJUSTICE

In connection with the lamentable
closing Of the Eureka County Bank, the
Ely Expositor. owned or controlled by
Hon. d. 8. Dickerson, acting Governor
of this State, in its issue of April 4 does
great and grave injustice to Judge Peter
Breen OF Eureka County in stating the
Judge made q demand on Bank Exami-
ner Van Fleet to turn over the funds of
the bank to special. or to any kind of
depositors. Also that the Judge placed
the Sheriff and his deputies in charge OF
the bank.
Every official act of Judge Breen's
since the bank closed its doors and hav-
ing to do with the banks affairs has
been done in open court, and has been
published in the SENTINEL precisely as
done. and the SENTINEL is in position to
say that the above charges are absolutely
untrue and do great injustice to a public
officer in the faithful discharge of his
duties.
We will not go further, as Judge
Breen is well able to take care Of him
self. and doubtless will take notice of
the foregoing il he deem ii worth his
while to do 90.