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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
FEES STOPPED WORK.
Hives Wer~ IN Wreck
ol Freight Train.

Scvep,v-nre Dives Of :nfuria'ed
bees PLACED AZ important part m de-
!a.-:as :.at.ic AZ Brush. CO... oo ;oe
burlington Railroad Tuesda: io!lox-
ins collision be;aeeo t"o freight
:-a!na IN ~hich twenty freight cars
we're DESTROYED and large TuanI-
~ OF uerchaod:se danaSed. Ise
h.es we're n a ca. OF household s:uS.
They kept .he VIeck:nS crew A. bay
10. several bou.s before Thcy we're
smoked or, 5. p. Nelson. o; tP-
land. %et. the owner o: tie bees.
xhc was travelling 10 he car vito
bis goods. suffered ,b- only injuries
resulting from the wreck. re ~as
sere.c!v .;unc before De could make
bis Nay OUT 0: the car.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Twelve RlaiIe> Found.

For the NTH ;ime since the swamp
:us OF the barge o; the battieShlp
New Hampshire last SATURDAY night.
s:.+n 30 or more o. Uncle Sam s
sailors los, their lives a, New YORK..
tn. North river Began 20 give up ITS
dead Twelve bodies. All Of which
have been identified. were picked Up
Thursday nearly ali OF them within
hal! mile o! The scene o. the scc!-
t,-r-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
COTTON is KING
vALl-E or COTTON LANDS ARE
EOl'Np TO ENHANCE.
Mr.. Ja~. L. J2ck~ou. nf .tuen>tx. Ga.
Il Very Optimistic Hcsardin: ost-
l.>,,k for the SnGth.

The Augusta Herald savs Vice
President iA> t. Jackson. OF the
local and in,crurbxn electric rail~ay
system. aho is just back from "trip
20 New YORK. gives out mos; op-
tiris;;c statement regarding the fr
,urs OF n. Sonth
Mr. Jackson SAYS ;h2t n" wealthy
men OF Wall Street arr turrin: thei:
attention TOWARD the South and cot
ton growing one one New Yorker has
receniy purchased abut se.""e acres
OF Georgia land on which &c gro"
co;,on.
Nj JAcsSco says that he nas talk
ed zt;h large mum ae. OF fnAnc:ezS
in New York and they agree that the
South is the coming portion OF the
coun:.= and they have .nra.d their
attention 70 this section.
Tae West was over2ted. accord
!ns 10 the statements o. leading nen
in New York. aud the South will de-
velop in ;he near future in greater
proportions and much more rapidly
than did tie West.
Mr.. Jacksn says that tho belief IN
Gotham that there will 90 20 moro
20 cents cotton IS a1ed and the gen
eral belief seems to be that 20 cents
will soon be reached and one proni-
neat New Yorker says taat 80 and
80 cents viii be seen in the no: far
distant future.
People rho own Southern lands
have fortunes in their very hands.
said Mr.. Jackson. and cotton viii so
rapidly enhance in value in the near
tn'u7e :hat the lands vii; be NOR.
valuable than ever before
understand that the average
nunbe OF bushels OF wheat tha: can
BE produced per acre in the West
is -. and the price OF one dollar
per oushel Is usually secured. nah
!ns ID. income from an acre just
Dozen 1oli7Ts
In the South Ehere land is we'll
cultivated and highly sertilize6 We
make bale Of cotton to the acre.
get SIS FOR the staple and troG 80
and so cents per oushel for the seed.
T5e Northern people are begin.
ming 70 realize more and more what
q wonderful country Is the South and
the production OF cotton is soins &c
increase and the price will increase
because tae world is rapidly Srowlns
and ninety per cent. OF the people
Of the world use cotton in some way.
Cotton is indeed king.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
TAKES His own LIFE
AFTl:E sHOoTiH,
OFFICERS. SHOOTS SELF.
Truop. Called Out At Ocala. Fla. 10
Capture William Suu,meriin. Who
j. s;arrira5e<i in His HOUSE.

After fatally ~ouadius Deputy
Sheriff Hudson and e1-Sheris Co..
doa a, his dome in the aubur5s G.
Ocala. Fla. William Summerl,n
,,iaced the muzzie OF Winchester
I;ae in his mouth and Llea AIS
head on
For three hours Summerl!a Was
barr:caded IL bis house. where Ae
successfully 7eSid,ed me Efforts Of
the police department and sheriff +
and she-in's deputies TO arrest him.
Eirtns on every one in sight. il
Has finally decided by :he officers -
call out the Ocaia Rifles and su.-
round the house
nish,fail the Gordon closed IN. :he
.!oor saS broken down and SUNNI
Inns body was found lying on rae
door with hall bis head slown oc
Early IN the afternoon Deputy
Sheriff Hudson ven; 70 Summerlin y
home 20 serve warvaa, FOR some
minor odense Summer!in ea-urd
the officer not 10 come into h:s !a:o.
and when Hudson started in he Vas
sho: down Ex-SheT.1 Gordon. near
ics the shot. went 70 the assistance
Of Hudson.
While bending over tae PROSTATE
form OF tie deputy. Gordon was shos
down. the bullet ;neic;ins fa'al
wound Seeing The two men lying
PROSTATE. Sunmeri!n left the house
and secured the r!hle carried By
Deputy Hudson.
B2:r:cadin. himself. he offered
stubborn resistance 10 ali who al
temp: his arrest.
4 large crowd quickly Sa,her:':
around the house. keeping a safe
distance. as Summer!in 6red at er-
cry one in sight 4 sua-d vas
thrown up around the house ant
several volleys were poured into Il.
vas made 70 capture
Shortly after nightfall 4 concerted
4 rush vas made for
the door. I; was quickly battered
In. Inside the body Of Sumuerl!n
was fovnd welterins in pool OF
bis ow1 blood. He had placed the
uuzzle OF the rife in bis mouth and
fred.
The t~o wounded officers we're |
hurried TO local hospital. where al
was made and their
condition announced as critical.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
BOIL WEEtIL On The Run.
Work Of the Experts is Effective IN
the West

The following Statement, OF Dol!
weeril dispersion up TO September
-. 1910. is made by ". Owish;
Pierce. bureau OF entomology. Init
ed States Government laboratory.
Dallas. Texas:
No work has neen done upon ih-
line o. :a:ec:ion Of Oklahoma. Vhc
Infested ,;ae In A.HanSas has ta!len
back about fifteen miles of TIE Ses-
tern corner 3u; slightly passes the
1903 line in ;se vicinity OF Little
Rock. aud from there comedies ~ltA
the 1903 line until il reaches Id
mon'. n Bolivar County. In M'sSiss-
ippi. The line runs on diagonal
from Lamon: % the southwestern
line OF Sunaover County. thence 10
Bcelake. in Holmes County thence
20 Lexington through Sails. in Ai-
,aata County. then turns abrupir
south a: Pla:tsburs. in Winston
County. and then passes three miles
cas-; O: Nes,on. n Ne~ton Coha'!
hallway between He.deleu:s AID
S,cinSer. in Jasper CcuatS. crosses
into Wayne County directly east o!
EiMsvil,e Junction. and probably
caves the State ot Mississippi al
S.ateline. In Alabama the ;n;eSta-
ton crosses the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad a, Fru!tdal-. in Washing
ton County. turning south pass'nS
cas-, OF Citrone,:e 20 the head Of Mo-
bile BAY.
The l:ne ia moving SO rapidly east
xard tha, eren a; the present writ
.us i; has probably mosed twenty o.
NOR. miles further. statement
o. this nature ~i!. ae issued As soon
as possible following me 18th o'
each month unit! tie dispersion !;
ended.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
HE.tRST'S BARGAIN
To Sell Gu, the independence League
To TrddF.

\ dispatch from Nc~ York sa>s
contrary 70 the wishes OF Clar:nc.
!. She4rn. one OF " f Hears;s
chic; lieu;enan,s and iuslemcn. n.
independence League IN SESSION II
;ha, city voted early WcdpeSda:
morning TO pu; >tra:sn; ticket IN
the held and no: 10 sndorss %. Re
publican ticke:. as had been ?ropoe-
ed The vote VAS Il" N :aNor .:
a straight ticket. as aSain>: - Tor
an endorsement .: The Republicans
I. IS officially announced tia: tne ln-
dcrendccce League Will dominate
Joto J Hoppe: to- Governor. w
r. Hears. for L,.u;enan; Governor.
IN. common report il that Heart
Dad promised tie support OF ;he To-
dependence League 20 the ticket pu:
in the geld b. Roosevelt. hu; !;
looks aS II .. old turn coa' "!il
fail 20 deliver the goods this time.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
a thisaman Wanted to shoot the
Chinese Prince.

An attempt hv George fons 20 XII
Prince Tsai Sum. uncle OF the en-
percr ol China. a. San traac'S'o. a.
he s;.pped from an Overland ;:a:n a
,he Oakland mole. hal: An hour o.
fore boarding :he liner ChIvo for TIE
return trip TO China. VAS !rus,Ea''o
b. Harry Hon;::. = S-c:c; service oT-
era;:ve. and Detective Sergeant Geo
IcNiahon. They s!ezcd Fond. mem
har OF ,he Youn: China association.
a. he xas abou: 20 draw revolver
10 IRE on The ROYAL fiS:tor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Had Cs,e OF Cholera aboard.

The s:eamahip SaUi A'aa. .Ton
r-.ncb and italian ports. COW Geiaia-
Cd 4, quarantine. or New York. las
q case OF cboie!s aboard, The vic
lin. mau 10 ;he S'ee:aEe. c'ec on
S-,,enrc, -. and HaS buried AZ
sea Two o:ber cases o: Intestinal
trouble are under observation. Mean
while :he San: ANA. carving rs
c-s;-class CABIN passengers. some o!
them prominent Americans. acc
1.0.2 n .ce s:ee.ase. IS held as
rcss!b,e cholera carrier. pending
further Investigation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
smith Eea, Brown.

Gecr-:a Democrats Wednesday
rallied o the support 0: 10" party $
nominee. Eoke Smith. and e.ec''.d
him Governor ~ an overwhelming
majority over Vatsons independent
candidate. Joseph NJ. Rsosn II 'S
,-s.ima-ed TIA, Smith will receive
a, 600 vo,es over ihe etate. Heiie
.he Watson candidate Is expected 20
roll W 20 total 0: between l"."''"
and HH0."la woes
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
SecYeSi Him Right.

Earl Burgess. arrested IN Green
.t,,e Wednesday on a bench warrant.
sas carried 20 Spar;anburS Thurs
dav morning and :he sentence pass
ID upon aim las; week. which VAS
sealed unit, The defendant coult ae
captured. vas opened and read. iie
Vas SeaeaceG 10 serve I" years 10
tha peni:"otia.r 70: striking a!S
no:he.-io-la~ n ;he bead H:ie 4
Sh.i-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
CAN'T GO TEDDY
PROMINENT sErUBLiCAN COMES
OFT AGAINST HIM.
Hx. Resigned from the Nc" York
Club and Declares His 4'urpo>e to
Io.e for Him.

IN his letter resi.nins from :ae
Republican Club OF Nee York Chas.
II. Young SAYS: Il 90 not tee2
would be honest with myself in cen-
,!nu;ns member OF ciuS which
suppor. candidates and ticket ;ha;
II canao, support. s,:!!
cali myself Republican | want
10 see TAT, reelected il 1912.
dee.t van, TO vote 70. St!mSon. oe-
cause /: ~!il De Roosevelt, and Nc,
Tai; in 1912 i: S.iuson gets IL.
The New York World SAYS While
.Ae Repub blican CLUB OF New York
vas hos, Wednesday o: the commit
tee which ao,!hed Henry L. St!mson
tha: he had Seen nominated ar Che
Republican standard bearer. It's pres
,deos during lsc:-isoS. Charles X
Young. Republican OF g YEAR, 10y
a!,y 70 sis party. was voluntarily
absent and eepor!ns q political SIT
uatson wa:ch compelled him 10 leave
S!s party and his club.
u have nothing personally against
Mr.. Ss;mson. said Mr. iouaS TO
The wo:id reporter. 4 have served
with him on committees IN the Bar
Association. would not support the
ticket. no matter who might be nom
mated
Il am asaias. the Republican
,icke. for tao reasons. The drst and
mos. impoetan: IS tha; ] believe i
IS >ine ,ha: the Republicans we're
tu.aed ou: OF otScs "a this State.
There should be house cleaning
and general one.
"Whea one coatemp!a:es the sas-
its and corruption laid bare at Al
aany i: is the dn.y OK ere'y e't!zeo
sso is without persona! political ie-
torres; 20 vote 10 clean out the gang
which sh.ired on rascaaty. BE-
nere the people o: this STATE Han'
a more ecoaon;ca! administration OF
.hc!. Affairs. They cauno. expect i
from tao Republicans.
Secondly. am against re ticket
because /: is Nj Rooserelt's ,icSet.
\ believe ,ha, Roosevelt; sho.h: nc
stopped aoT. II be- is no' a'CprEn
hs w.,! ,e reelected pr"s:l>': in
1912. aud do not See Sow y. "ih
eve. set hin, out OF the Presidency
The time has como when man
nus: forge, his party a!les'ance an:
rememoe. bis country. Eoo>e,c': is
. positive menace 70 ou. G,vernm:n,
and its sacred institution,
Mr.. Young paused and s'inh"7
when be discovered his visitors eyes
90 framed photograph Of NJ.
Roosevelt as he looked when he 'ct
tie Governor Office.
'Sh. used 70 admire aim. sa;c
NJ. Young THAT is where "a .;
US wen: wrong He aas turne! H':r
admi,a,son into s!ea; mach ie 10:
his own persona; advancement. TA.
oa.y difference between ME aai l
lo, OF fellows who think - DO .
tina; have the courage Of my con-
vic;ions.
My one wish is that the HEARS;
people will tie up with VI Roose-
ve,s and his ticket wo..ia Ike
:he voters TO Wipe them all ou. AZ
one time.
lie, all the radicals so 10; ;e,hs
am opposed 10 any kind 0! pe!H-
arv idea. ,e, am going 20 ''.hror'
the Democratic ticket. res D:Clo'
Gratis were homes, enough :, Wit
an bones. declaration ;oc direct
primary. while Mr.. Roosevelt dictat-
I'D a pusSy-:oo,in. declaration tor
primaries which will fool n''- -.
Mr.. Youns>s resignation. from he
Republican Club aStoundc-d the 'ncn-
rers and ,hey discussed little else
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
TAYLOR for Governor.

The regular Democratic Convep-
ton. which ne; IN Nashville. Tcoc..
or THURSDAY nominated Co!tcd
States Senator Eoht TAYLOR for Gov
rrnoc No oth.r name VAS mention
CO 70: me place IN ;he corveotion.
Senator TAYLOR was given 40 o'acor
whom he appeared in me hall 70 &C
cept the nomination.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
BHEAkS HIS NECK.
Nisu j. Killed by Falling From Gin
House Platform.

". Osee BurriS. ~eli known
farmer OF Anderson couat;.
vas instantly killed. about 70 O'Clock
Wednesday at his home By falling
from platform AZ his :in honse.
His neck sas broken and ae lived
only Shor: ,iue after striking the
ground. With his brother. Erie Sa--
,:s. the unfortunate souns 1lan was
engaged in do:2s some repair work
on the cotton press a; the gin. ~hea
he los; his footing. ia some ~~y.
and fell backward 10 the ground. r;s
head striking 6rst. Mr. Hur!;s @aS
~ years o! age and unmarried. he
is survived oy three brothers and two
sisters all O: Anderson county. ca
cep. sister. Ms Woods. who re-
sides in Georgia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Killed in CYCLONE.

William johnson Georse Scott
and Nirs SEQ; we're kill
ed in csclone ~t!ca swept
over N. county between ,ae towns
OF Earle and Wynne 70 Arkansas.
N.av :a,p houses we're blown down.
4, Nhcatler Ark. t@o houses we're
cnoliShed
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Passenger Robbed.

Passengers on 7ulinae ca. a.
cacbei 20 Rock lslaud Tcst2oro1
passenger ,ra:r TIA; ARMED al ?ueO-
10. Cal. Wednesday ac!e ROBBED Q!
5000 e cash 6ra:cs ccscAs 6ro
:ea.ls ...el !earlas Chicago.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
SOUNDS NOTE OF ALARM.
Coatiauation VI the Republican Far
ty Means 7s.sin.

Asserting tha: Republican rrle III
this country IS tending rapidly to-
sa.d the disreputa,ica OF the union.
Prof. D. Cady Eaton OF Yale. IN i
ie;:e: addressed to the democratic
party. declares: a 1eH accession.
no. handicapped this time by s!ave'y
MAY be the only way 70: the people
70 regain their liberties and .ern'-
nate the rule OF sTaf;
He says the people are tired Q:
Capitalization. imperialism. world
:,cS.r. colonization and everything
opposed 70 the principal declared a;
he beginning OF the republic.
re says tina; though the establish
m.pt OF an empire in :hiS count;
nav no: Be conce!vs BE. disruption
If the union into indepeadcn; repuo'
Tics Is ''conceiva Die. possible md tc
ne feared i: ;Aeve is no, 4 Srta'
.hause 4: Washington.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
iorNG LADY QUITE SICK
Since the srath OF her
Young Eraa.

Ni.s Marie Weaver. ealce OF Pau!
W,,,:ams who WAS killed oy negro
rob5.r, on the Hasenoeck-Na alace
circus train between Columbia and
Augusta. Is Sill p-ostra;ed Ti'n
grief on the tragic death OF MI. VIII
linn. Miss Weaver is coahneo !c
nor bed Sd. is literally heartoroS-
On over :h- AFFAIR aud even her dear
e.: friends arc unable 10 console her.
i,.. parents have returned from CO.
.unb.a. where they attended the fun
erAi Of Mr.. Williams. who was high
.v esteemed railroad clerk. recently
promoted tor his industry and emil
ci.ucy. TIE Wedding Has 10 nave
taken plac. in t5e near future. al:
having seen made. MICS
Uca.er may not recover '7'n sae
nervous shock :or some days. He'
condition. while causing an1ie'y. Is
no, likely 20 become critical.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
st:vENT PERSONS PERISH
steamer sinks at SEA From an E.-
pio>ion Of BOILERS.

Serenty persons psr1shed when the
P2c,ic steam Navigation steamer
ChiYicue plunged 10 the bottom OF
:he Pacific ocean iollo~ia: the -I-
p!ooion .: her boilers {" nlileS srom
Panama. acrordin: 10 adric-> re-
ceiyed .t Colon TaurSoay.
The Chi.iaui VAS being driven un-
der high pressure in n. ~nIeATor u
make up lost ,im.. ,he report states.
when her boilers burSted IL Hsi
late IN ta- afternoon Q. Srptsm Ger
-. and the vessel was maxim: top
speed through calm Sra. when Nlta-
on. warning. terrific e.p!osion
shook h-r from stem, 10 stern. huri-
ins everything movable about ,ar
decks.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
EoH About a no:.

Nca. Cooke;ii.e Tepn. Pane
Eu-eess aas 500; and fatally Eouod-
I'd hv Mira. Eualiue 6onan. ased -.
The ball passed through bis 5ody
and BE will Gle. The trouble sTew
oat o! az atteop: o. Burgess TO Kit!
g dcs belonging 10 Mrs.. eorar. a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Sncak tca.ust anuoc.

/; Was announced q, pAnvii!c. III.
,he otbt1 day that William J. o!vdn
Souid spend TWO DAYS s'uu?!ns that
congressional district against Speak
e. Cacuoc He ~!!! 80 !r,o tie dis
,.,cl Al kankaAee ancu, October 90.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Killed hH En2inc.

4; Charleston Alher; /. kn!ca
never. cai!uian on h1. crew. "a,
kpocacd GoNc and fatal. injured.
dyius tvo hours later. by the reT
automobile engine which cad re-
soouGed 20 40 alarm OF Gre at an
early hour THURSDAY morning
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Will Vote For Dix.

ra.s II Yorns. rrcsidec' ~ &c
Republican clrh Of NsS YORK NJ -
last YEAR. announced BIS ce,i:cmro.
from :be club Wednesday aoc o!s
intention 20 suppo-: John A. Dix.
,hc Democratic nominee :or Govc:2-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Killed Many Cattle.

Cta.3oo. a.eIco has caused ID"
death o. aurdreds o. cattle n Sou'o-
est.ru Louisiana ca. Aeer s:a . pe6
ou: according 70 accou.cenert made
tv tie Louisiana Sanltary Live
Stock Sca.d.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Huy Ea,,iu,r Now.

Rsdirn is growing cheaper. SIR
Nm Ramsey 10 recent Lonc'n
lecture stated :hat me ?reSen; mar
ke: price is only $2.ia".3"o Al
ounce-a drop OF sa"1.6"o from :ae
quotation given ou. by scientists IN
Jaouary last. Nov IS .ae Hne e
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12
Nrcroe. Inch Nesroc>.

TIE FAC; ,bat pes.o ~aS !%ncbed
br members 0. bis ona .acs Saturday
pi.bt near McFai: "a. came 70 l;Sn;
TUESDAY. TIE negro SaS charged
w, rr:-r:oal assarl: oc 40 aged col
ored nonap aud WAS Shot 20 eea:e-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-10-12

tS:5ne6l john e. Caoc'S.
South Carolina Member Republican
National: Committee.
I, Is understood ,ha; the Eepuol!-
can national leaders are interested IN
,h;s movement and :hat an e"or'
will be mad. 10 build up white ~
publican party in South Carolina IN
time 70 participate in the campaign
oF 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-28
ERNEST |, BINGHAM

%faere are candidates and candl-
dates before the people but the
particular candidate we wish to
speak of at this time is Ernest L.
Bingham, former resident of this
county, who asks the democrats of
the state to nominate him for the
Office of superintendent of state
printing.
Mr.. Bingham is practical new.
paper man and first class printer.
He has worked at the business for
years and thoroughly understands
every branch of the art. His bust
ness ability and his knowledge OF
the work to be done in the state
printing Office especially fit him
for the position to which he
aspires.
The Indepenent submits his name
to the thoughtful consideration OF
its readers who vote the democratic
ticket at the primary on Septem,
Der 9Th.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-28
.F|RELESS COOKING
ON THE COLORADO

A party composed of Col. Robert
Mason, D. C. Watson, Tom Brown
and WIN. Pagenkofp, owner of the
auto, made a successful trip to the
Colorado river and return the past
week. The start was made Friday
evening and they returned to Las
Vegas in the shower of rain that
fell in this localit! Tuesday after
noon. Col. Mason reports that
while they were in Arizona and the
neighborhood of the Colorado,
eggs, bacon and beans were cooked
without fire and that water was
boiling during many hours of SUM-
shine. Mr.. Mason resided in Yuma
at one period of his where
the climate is undeniably hot. AL
though he is 70 years of age he
vouches for the fact that very
enjoyable time was had by the en-
tire party. He is of the opinion
that the auto could have gone as
far as the Hassayampa, the waters
Of which are famous for their
truth-giving qualities; but the
party confined their trip to the
White mountains of Arizona, across
from Vegas wash, covering a con-
siderable portion Of that territory
on their burst of speed to the
mines of that locality. They
certainly brought back some fine
looking rock and expressed them
selves well pleased with the result
Of the trip.-Goldfeld Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-28
A NAKED PROSPECTORj

Wanted at once in Caliente, a
laundry where you can get clothes
washed clean and all your laundry
returned. A hop-head chink and a
saki soaked heather, both dishonest
and dirty, hold the field. Neither
place can wash a pair of socks and
one has got to get a search warrant
to get his clothes back.
Did you ever try to describe a
"chink" laundry ticket over the
telephone? 1t is easier to get a
bill allowed by the county commits
sioners- that's going some, I'M
less you live in Phoebe. Caliente
Prospector.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-07-28
.SALMAGUNDI

Mrs. Quincy left last night TO,
Lex ington, Kentucky, to visit
relatives
Wanted-A girl for cooking and
general house work. Small family.
No laundary. Wages $50 per
month. Address this office.
FOR RENT-A fve-room fur.
nished house in tie heart of the
business district. For further
particulars inquire at this office. =
The man who tried to kill Ethel,
one ofthe denizens of the red light
district yesterday afternoon, and
then tried to cut his own throat,
was not so badly hurt as supposed.
Last evening the officers went to
the house where the cutting
occurred to arrest him, but he had
skipped and has not been heard
from. The woman was taken to
Jail. She is not badly hurt. The
mans name is said to be McKeever.
Mr.. H. c. Dunlap, who was
spoken of in the Free Press last
night as the man who cut a
Woman'S throat in the redlipht
district yesterday afternoon and
then tried to kill himself, called
this afternoon and denied that he
is the man. Mr.. Dunlap is a
carpenter in the employee of Con-
tractor Fields and knew nothing
about the affair until he read it in
the paper last night. Mr.. Dunlaps
is not built on the plan Of the man
who committed that deed.