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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-03
Special induCemenf
To Be Sanitary

The Tonopah Sewer Drain .
. age company viii PM the sew .
= er pipe 10 yonr property Hne .
= without charge 10 you From .
= your property line to within .
> three fe2t % ynuI connection =
. for - cents per foot aud the 4
: actna! cost nf Excavation 4
. Phone 10 Secretary AT the e
. Nevada First National hgnk (
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-03

THE TONOPAH LUMBER co.
has the largest stock of all kinds
of UNDERSTANDING timbers and
building material; wholesale and re-
tail Mining timbers a speciality.
S-9-tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-10-03
CONSOLIDATED AUTO COMPANY

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountain. Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival of mail and leave
Manhattan at $3.50 p. m.
w. C. HARDING. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
FUNERAL OF MISS DAVIS.
Body Brought From New York for
Burial at Oak Hill.

The body of Miss Clara Randall Davis.
a grandniece of Jefferson Davis. presi-
dent of the southern confederacy, and
the daughter of the late William Wor-
thington Davis of this city, arrived from
New York this afternoon and was buried
in the family plot at Oak Hill cemetery.
Miss Davis died Tuesday in New York
city at the home of her sister. Mrs
Joseph Pulitzer, 4 East I'D street. Miss
Davis had been visiting her sister since
last May.
Miss Davis was born in Washington.
She had devoted her life to the care
of her invalid mother, with whom she
lived, at 1919 Connecticut avenue, until
the latter's death, about six years ago.
Since that time Miss Davis had made fire.
quent visits to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Pulitzer. I'm New York.
Miss Davis had lived very secluded
life in later years, but she was well
known in the old southern circles OF
Washington.
Besides her sister she is survived by
brother. Col. William l.. Davis. who
has been stationed In Arizona, but who
came east to attend the obseqmes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

day night could hardly stand on their
feet because of the mountain-high waves
that beat down upon them on the beach.
were able to launch their lifeboats, and
went out to the Manchuria to take off the
balance of her crew.
Only one man wanted to come ashore,
and he had been hurt by being thrown
about on the ship during the
storm. From the deck of the big ship
Capt. Traylor looked down on the men
who for thirty-six hours stood by the
ship, trying to shoot a life line to the
men that their lives might be saved. and
thanked them with big tears yelling up
IN his ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To F. c. Brinkley, for one two-story
frame dwelling at 1912 Emerson street
northwest; architect, F. r. White; build
To s. s. Daish. for one three-s DRY brick
dwelling al 1133 18th street northwest;
al chitect. julius Wenig: builder, S. S.
Dash, estimated cost, $1,000.
TO s.. s. Daish, for one two-story brick
PR ,a.e garage at the rear Of 1133 18th
street northwest; architect, Julius Wenig;
builder. S. S. Daish; estimated cost,
81, 1000.
To Louise Todd Hauge. to install one
electric passenger elevator at 2349 Mas
sachusetts avenue northwest; contractor,
Otis Elevator Company; estimated cost,
50, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Grew Of MANCHUR|A
REFUSE T0LEAvE SHIP
Wreckers Now Believe Big
British Steamer Can Be
Saved.

NORFOLK. Va, March 1O.-After q
night of terror. to be greeted by day OF
sunshine and warmth. the twenty-eigh'
members of the crew OF the British
steamer Manchuria, stranded three miles
below Little Island, on the Virginia coast
refused to leave the vessel yesterday, an
from the deck of the ship waved their
hands to their eight shipmates who Wed
nesday night risked their lives in the
breeches buoy to reach shore. and were
nearly drowned by mountain-high waves
that beat all over them.
With the shifting Of the wind the sea
yesterday was almost as calm as mil
pond. and the life savers. who Wednes-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Praises Life-Savers' Work.

God, but you boys are men, was the
greeting the life savers got as they came
alongside 1--WE do not need you now. but
we shall never forget you.' the captain
shouted. The TWEEN weight men lined up
along the rail, took off their hats and
cheered the life savers as they pulled
away with the solitary member of the
Manchuria's crew nursing an injured
wrist.
The life savers say the Manchuria must
be stout vessel to withstand the pound
ing she got.
The vessel is taking in little water in
her after peak. where she lost her rud-
der, but her condition is said to be good.
Wreckers say they will save the vessel
and expect to float her on the late tide
today when portion Of her cargo Of coal
is removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Much Waste Suspected.

The President is convinced that there is
much waste in travel accounts and utter
lack OF economy. Secretary Macveagh,
having the same idea, recently issued a
circular suggesting to employees of the
government who travel that upper berths
were just about as good as lower ones
and much cheaper.
The Taft commission is now starting in
upon its most important work. There are
to be six members of the commission.
MERIT o. Chance, former auditor for the
Post ONCE Department, has been named
as secretary Of the commission. and w.
F. wilioughby, deputy director OF the
census, has been appointed another men,
Der. A lawyer, an engineer and expert
accountant are to be named as the three
other commissioners. They have not yet
been selected. but will be named at the
earliest convenienee Of the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

should like to make my initial test of
economy on the question of travelling ex-
penses Will you be good enough to have
the travel vouchers for your department.
Tor the fiscal year 1910 analysed in ac-
cordance with the outline herewith SUBJ
mitted? II 1t is possible to have a state
ment ready by the time l return OH the
10th should be very glad. In case there
is any question to be raised, will you
nave the person to whom the matter is
referred take II up with Mr.. Cleveland or
Mr.. Chance Of this office? Sincerely yours.
WILLIAM H TAFT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
HOPING TOAVO|D WASTE
|NTRAVEl|NG EXPENSES
Vouchers for $4,000, 900 for
Last Year Will Be Studied by
Economy Commission.

The Taft inquiry and economy commits
sion. headed by F. A. Cleveland. has been
instructed to take up the question of
travelling expenses paid each year by tho
government Secretary Macveagh re-
ceived q letter yesterday afternoon from
President Taft directing that the vouch.
ers for 1000. 900 expended in the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1910. be placed at
the disposal Of the commission for study.
The letter of the President Is as follows;
MY Dear Mr.. Secretary: In the re-
Classification Of the estimates made under
the direction of Mr.. Cleveland find that
over SI2.OOO.OO0 were reported as having
been expended In the year 1910 for trav-
cling expenses. This interests me, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
NEWS Of ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Washington Couple United in
Marriage-Ernest Ricketts,
Candidate for Sheriff.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

ROCKVILLE. Md. March TO- 1911.
Miss Ocie Cockrill and Harry Thomas
Bobst. both of Warrenton, Va, were
married in Rockville yesterday Afternoon
by Rev w. D. Keene. pastor Of the
Southern Methodist Church. The young
couple were unaccompanied and left fol
Washington Immediately after the. cere'
mony
Miss Sadonia Emily Patton of IS X
street northeast, Washington. and Wal.
west were married in Rockville Wednes.
day evening by Rev. s. r.. White of the
Baptist Church. They were accompanied
by several friends, the party returning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

tied to one entry. The huntsmen will
assemble at Rockville at $50 in the
morning and will at once proceed to
the hunting grounds several miles away.
The committee in charge is composed of
w. Oute*bridge Spates, John c. Bentley.
James p. Colt, Charles A. Clagett. Cecil
Allnutt. Andrew j. Cummings and Ed
mund c. Davis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

Ten persons were indicted by the grand
jury at Weston. w. Va. on charges Of
attempting to lynch William Kurdish, a
negro. now under sentence of death for
assaulting Miss Flora Anglin q few weeks
ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Out for Nomination.

to the city Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

j. Willard Johnson. former justice OF
the peace. died at his home, near Con-
cord, Nd, Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10

Ernest p. Ricketts, of Jamestown dis
trict has announced himself a candidate
for the democratic nomination for sheriff
to be made at the primary election this
summer. His announcement increases
the number who aspire to this office to
nine, and it is understood that several
others will probably get into the contest
before the campaign is very much older.
The contest for the nomination promises
to be the liveliest ever waged in this
county.
The Sandy Spring Savings Institution
gave banquet at Sandy Spring
Wednesday to its former and present d.
rectors and officers. Among those pres
ent were the ten surviving members Of
the first board of directors. which con-
sisted of twenty-six members when the
institution was organized forty-three
years ago.
Charles F. Kirk Of Olney acted as
POSTMASTER and each person present
spoke briefly. An interesting feature
was a. paper by Allan Farquhar, which
gave the history OF the institution and
its wonderful development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-10
Field Trial Of Eoxhounds.

A large number of the finest fox
hounds of this county and the District
of Columbia are expected to participate
IN the field trials to be held near Rock
VILE tomorrow. Each owner will be linn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
@crbiitet fnrhtbarc Sras5bie.

9ei 3eiten ertbeiltcr Gfatb an Srau
6. BiQougbbb pun Iarengo, 8iS..
or. SO. II, perbiitcte cine flirftbare
Sragobie unb rettste 5ipei 9eben. Sie
sler8te batten ibr mit9etbcilt. bab ibr
idrreflid)er 6uiten Elm Sdpinbiudtss
button lei unb lie fonnten ibr tpenig
belfen. Mndbem piele Iittcl feblses
idlagen iuaren, rietb lire Saute ibr,
Sr. Sings Neip SiSeobcrb su ses
bralfen. sd babe Die @eoisin lett
GINGER Seit 9cbrau6t", ldreibt lie,
.uub Der idJredlifc Suiten bat mid
iait gang pcrlaiien. Sic rettete eben>
faas bas 2eben meines tleincu
Sobnes. als er bon eincm Ihlperen
2uftrobrenleiben befallen ipnr."
Sieie ausgejeihnete Webi5in bat nift
ibresgleiden fir Salss rnb 2ungens
leiben. 8reis 80 Gents unO 500.
8robeflaihe frei. @arantirt bon Z.
@. &uete. CSC Wtain Str. Sus
buque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
Gin Aeruplan. Snieft.

Inf Wabagasfar lit iest ein merf-
piiroiges Snieft BON Dem iranSoiiiden
Sori6er Or. IonNier in Der 8egeno
bon Sananaripo genal itioirt NOR.
ben. Die bon Ser miiienidaftli6en
@o6enid)rift nSniecta" III Teltnes
iuieOergegebenen 3eidnungen bes Ielt.
ianlen Sbteres laiien Den ibm ertbeil-
ten Hamen r9ranscifia Ieroplona"
poa bereftist eriheinen. Gus Snieft
bat ndnllih einen idilodrtig al,sge-
breiteten itnrfen 8oroertheil unb eli.
men ebenio frGftig pertifal aeitnlteten
Sinterforper, Der, genaii Dem 8iloe
zines Slugapparotes entipre6eno, tie
fer liegt oils Der Soroertbeil. Sas
@an5e lit ourd ben in elmer ihlaufen
9inie perlaufenben Mittelforper Der
bltnoerl, un6 man erbGlt Den Ginoruf
zines 3peioeders. Ias Snieft ioa
iid audi i'm Sluge 9ellau 10 ~Derbalten
pie Elm Ieroplan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
Wirb bic @clt better?

Siele ltmltdnbe beipciien, bab iie
bciicr pirb. Sic Irt unb @eiie, mic
giele periu6en, anbcHn gu bclfen, lit
Elm 8eipeis bafiir. Inter Semen be-
finbet iih Srau ". 8. @ouIS bon
Yittsfielb, u. 8. Snbem iic iidy
burf Den @ebrallh bon electric
Sitters gutter 8eiunbbeit crfreut,
rdtb lie jest allen 2eibenoen iiberaa.
basielbe 5u sebraltden, sd lit
Sabre lang an einem Ia9cn> iillD
Hierenleiben", ihreibt tic. .gGe
Iebi5inen balfen nifts. bis i6
electric 9itters sebraudtc. Iber
bieies eroBe Seilmittel bat mir ipuns
berbnr gebolfen." gs miro ieber
Srau belfcu. Gs lit bic bette Cont
uno bns iid]erite 2ebers unb Nicrens
&eilnlittel, bas ber9eitellt ipirb. @erz
iu6et basielbe llnb SIR iperbet iibers
5elgt ieim. so Gents in 9. Us.
@uete's Gpotbete, 656 Iain Ctr.
Dubuque. Soipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

Cholera artf llnb blirb Cit eitSiges
Sbor ipaen nid)t peniger ais 10000
Sarge getragen icill. glber 9ticmano
l6afft @onoel. Sic ncl,en SGuler
pcroen genall 10 sruiifen Die alten
cinge5iudngt, mie lie porber Itanben,
unb no iih Die abluGiier italten, IGbt
mon lie iih in giitgriine 8ranfbeit
perbrcitenbe Sei6e peripanOeln, ia,
penn Die SauSfrau lpeit bonn Sliliie
mobnt, mdid)t iie gar ibren &obl
barin unb iG0pft bas Sbeepaiier
oarallS.
IS reJt ii6 10 piel in China, unb
81 Sallie bort man nod nlebr oapon
oils bier, ober es limo bod INNER mir
ein5elne DISQUALIFICATION, bic Waiie
crltidt in Dem Iltbergebradten, un0
lper lie oarin iiebt, glalbt altd faiirt,
OaB 10 balo cine lleue 3eit anbrehen
miro. Gin ieltiames 9anD, boiler
8ioeripriid)e! tSier 10 i6on urtD BORT
10 bGbli6, uno ebenio Die Weniden.
gin5elne, sic weit iiber Die anberen
b"inousragen, iif NIT unieren 9elten
an Sntelligen5 meiien fonnen, ltnb oie
groBe Mulie 10 i'm Shm1t lno Iber.
glall6en %perfommen, pie fallm elm
5meites @olf.
aurt Btefe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

Sobnlng erbaltel1. Nit oieier fir
i'm bod)lt p~abrideinlid iebr iiberra.
id)e1oen SreuoenbotIdaft milroe ibm
5ugleid m%it9etbeilt, Dab linn aidl
nod $4.57 an electromagnetic gut.
gcld)rieben ieien, welfes err nie ge5o.
gen Bat. aber es mitrbc inn oitd) &c.
ihriebcn, bob er Die 1854 Jest nod,
nid)t 5ieben fonne, ipcil feinc bisponi.
bleil SonbS porbanoen ieien. @abrs
Id)einlidl miirbe Der aongreB in ieilcr
fud)iten Sisnng Gin Psychologists pal.
iieren uno Die c%rforoerlide @elpiai.
gi,ilg MAIDEN, iporoui Dem Serrn &o-
pens Oann cine InpciIung gcldidt
lpcrDet miirbc. Sapen5 bat mdbreno
bes 9iirgerfrieges IN Der Gornpagnie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
Sommertas in Sanfo,u (Gbina), Dem
Centrum bes gegcnwGrtigcn
Infitanocs.

@er in Sanfom gelpeien lit, neiB
ipaS ein Sommlertag bort beOeutct.
Noh i6limmer aber lit cine CONNER.
nadt. @r miro Die H1d)te %peripiin-
id)en, mie ib lie iebt permiinihe, bieie
cnOloien 9t16te, in Denelt Die Sempe.
ratllr faitm eilter GRAB fiibler lit, ais
am Gage, no man lid ihiaflps alf
ieinem Eager mdl5t lno Worgens
ebenip i6lpciBtriefeno olltmaht, mie
ma iit slbenbs bingelegt bat uno
ipie man Den 9an5en Gag iibcr I'M.
Hergelanfen lit. Gr fennt bas feline
Singen Oes elpig eiit5igen Mosfitos,
Der ms 9tes %geornngeit lit itn0 iofort
peridminoet, iobnlo man brltmmenb
unb if,elteno bas 2ift dngeorebt bat,
i'm Oann bel Der Sunfelhcit mieocr
ieine bllltioiigenoe Sbdtigfeit alii5u.
nebmen. @an5 einiom lit es MN in
Sanfom gelpproen, liniere Iamen
uno mcr es iid) chen bon Dem mGnnlis
den 8eidledt leiiten fam, iino BON
bieiem Ylat gefliihtet, ben Die Gbi-
neien nid)t nit llnreht Die Sole Gbi-
mas mGbretb DER Sommertage nennel,.
Sben in ben gergen, an Der Sabu-
itrede nod Eefing lieaen Die Son.
merbGuicr nno 5meimol III Der ISOLDE
bringt ben Sommerfriibler Der Or
preB5rg in ied)S Stunoen bis Surl
Silbe Der Serge. Cine berrlide @e.
birgslnnoi6aft bort oben, nit 8i.
pfeln bis 81 tauienb Mtetern Sobe,
crane fable 8ebirgsSiige uno CRIME
SbGler boiler tropiifer lleppigfeit.
~llnSG6lige 9Gd)e ipriioeln bon ben
idroffen Selsitiir5en berab, I'm iid)
in ben Sambusbainen Der Sbdler 5li
perlieren. llno mos Die Shonbeit
pieleidt rod) iiberpicgt, man fam es
trinfelt, OieieS munOerbare @alier,
inb bas meiB Seoer 81 I61sen, Der
0aS gan5e Sabr iiber MIR bon Wtine-
ralmaiier gelebt bat. Sort in einem
bpben Sbale boben Die meiiten bieii.
gen Sirmen Elm Srngalop, cine ie.
gensreide Ginriftung fiir lire Ingc.
iteuten, Die 10 bod menigitens fir
cine semiiie 3eit Der Site entflieben
fonnen.
Sonfoip ielbit lit ia obe in ieiner
lanbidaitliden ltmgebung, ailf bieier
Seite bes 9angtie gibt es fallm eineu
@ea, Ser ms Sreie fiibrt, iibcroa
HeiSielber, Die uiter @aiier iteben
mo ieglife Subipanoerlmg perbie-
ten, MIR ailf einem Ionp fam man
Elm lDenis IN Der llmgebung lumber.
itreifen, aber mie iiebt man berna6
aus, penn mani nidt gerabe Bis Gum
Suls in irgeno einem iiblen Srmpf.
lodi iteden blieb. Nlr am ienieitigen
llfer, binter Ser alien 9eamtenItaot
8ndang, aibt es elm paar Soben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
S6ressleiden eSiitirt nidt.

Niemanb fat ic cine Salbe. Sints
ment ober Balm ber9eitelt, tpelfe nit
9udlen's Grnifa Salbe per9liden
iperben fDnnte. Sic lit Die ein5igc
poQfommene Seilerin bon Shnitts
uno @ranbipunbcn. S%iibnerauscn.
Gueti6ungen, @eidipiiren. Sriibs
nunben Gc8ema nnb Salt Nbeum.
Sir ncbe @ueen, Golb Cores. ges
%iprlugene Sdnbe unb @errenfungen
lit lie miibertreiflif. Sir Sdmors
rboioeu lit lie obue9leiden. SrObiret
oiciclbe. Nur % Gents in g. 8.
Inete's Gpotbefe. 656 Iain Str,
Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
Spiiden SimmeI nnb GrSe
anrt wieie.

aie0t eS gar mande Dirse. bon benen Cure
Stluliuetsheit i'd, ntdbts trdurlen last; uno Su
oieien Strgen. lueld1e burdl thre Srenbarung
onS 9roBte Grtnuret erregen. gehoren Die altbe'
fudhrten ct. bernard ardutsrpiaer. 2auienoe
uno Gbertnuieuoe baben bereits bieie @rfabrung
eentad,t: 5rgeuo cine Unborn dtisteit in Der
Gebens ilhrlng ie9te ben 8rInoitein 5u id)ruereu
Seioen. Damn tnrneu oefieu eriie Nu3etd,eu, ipie
lppetitloiigteit. fhledter @eidbmad i'm Munoe.
&opfitmer,eu. Spdter fulgten: Rattistett.
9er8tlopien, Shmiuo.iauidie. Sbnma dhtsu.
Sebroruneen. Ooleicersiituug uno Sulebt
tootlidbe 2ebers uno Rtereutrantheiten. b. b..
tootlidhe penn nidt Su redlter 3eit elm eatiges
@eidlid bic arnteu Hatienteu, bic BON Der drst-
lidlen Scpulrpeisheit feline ollie mchr 5i erIau8en
oermodten. ben neiItrdttiaen st. Sernaro
arduterptlen 5ngeilhrt hdtten. limb oann Tam
bic iunnoeruune Sfieuborung. oa8 iene gineu.
ipeite aus Den reinften H1nu5euidtten Der Ratur
phne leglidlc GStuoe, metauiiHe Yeiniiduug
bergeiteut rueroel tuesbalb lie audl feiner 10 er.
anderten Qlae beonrten), audi in ben ieblimnten
Jdnen nod ppaftdnotge Seilurg oerid)affen. Su
allen Iputbefsn limb bieie Tilen fur NUT % Gents
5u babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
nuteritiitt Gtrcifrr.

Gs idci!rt m%aubnial. ais pb bic
Niercn uno Gi~ngclpcioe am
Streit ipdren uub iid ipei0ertcl.
rid)tig Su nrbcitcn. Sauu bcoiirfcu
Sic icner angcnebn,en tleincn Streiis
BREEDER - 81. Sings gtcip Sife Tiacu
iim ienen Sr9ancn natiirIid)c &iilfc
gu bringcn unO JIG in gelinner 8cife
sur ridtigen &%erridtung ibrcr Slrbcit
5u 5ipingen. Iusgc5cid,ncte 8eiunSz
belt iuirb Dem @ebraid) bcrIclben balo
Trpbiret tic. % Gcnts III
3. w. Nucte'3 Ipotbefe, $50
Wluin Str, Subliaue, Soipu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
i'm Soma Sails, Sa., lebt Elm @ann,

Ser Die gbre But, ieit eilem balben
SabrbunOert elm @lGlibiger oeS On
fel Gam 81 iein, unO Der lid bicier
Iils5eidnung audi nod langere Belt
erfreuen miro. Sm 9riegsamt 5n
8aibiugtOn bat man nGmli6 ent.
bedt, oaB man Dem 9eniamin ,Sa-
penS in Soma Sails lett iiber 40 Sab.
rem $1.07 oils 2obnumg fir sipei
Gage in ieinem MilitGroienit i6ulois
lei. SapenS wiiroe i'm Sebruar 1866
miseemlltert uno fir Die Smei Heiie.
tase, 8. uno 10. 6ebruar, bat er feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

weroen ipirb. oils gcrtbeioiaer miro
9cnniipn @beelod, Der ein5ige Soa.
bIut. Snoianer. Der i'm Staate isis
coniin CUR Impaltspraris 5ilgeloiien
lit. fungieren. Sem Silent lit Der
Snbianer Sitin 9nrtceler, Der beS
Bferoebiebitabls be5idtigt lit. Die
&luge lit bon cinenl @eiBen eingc.
bradt. @beelofs 3ulaiiung sur
I~usiibllng Der Troris erfolgte i'm
porigen Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
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Snoianer bon einem &edtsannalt IN.
oianiider s%lbltammung pertbeiOist
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31
Sas piermnbsipansisite Sinh.

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lit bon ieiner oritten Srmi nit Dem
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Grau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-10-31

IS" beS Neltnten aapaaerie-&egi.
melltS bon Soma gcbient. (M. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
Broken Bow Funds
Are Badly Mixed Up
Transfer of Large Sum from Light
Account to Water Account Ex-
plains Apparent Shortage.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., March 25.-(Spe-
cial.)-The special committee, comprising
c. L Gutterson. II. F. Hanson and II. T.
Bruce. appointed by the people at the citi-
zsns' mass meeting to investigate into the
electric light and other funds that have
been used by the city on various. improve
ments, reports that the city treasurer
books show ten funds besides the city hall
and extension bond funds. electric light
frTemen's. general, street and bridge, side
walk. Judgment, officers. park, water works
and special cash funds
The money OF the general. street and
bridge. sidewalk judgment and officers
funds has been transferred to the special
cash fund. out of which the general bust
ness Of the city is carried on, and when
warrants are drawn on this particular fund
and there "a no money there to meet them.
they are paid out OF any money on hand in
any of the other funds.
From the electric light fund. the one that
/ all the fireworks was over, Il was found
that the water works had received the sum
OF Ss.1s9.45. The balance OF the electric
hight. firemen's and park funds has beer
| expended in payment OF warrants drawn
on the special cash fund. This report ap-
parently explains the much discussed cues
ton as 10 what has become Of the electri,
| light surplus
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-26
NEW MISSOURI VALLEY SHOPS
NOrthwestern Railroad Company An
nOunces the Intention of Making
Extensive improvements.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, March Is
Especial missouri Valley is now assured
Of the erection Of new permanent shops OF
the Northwestern Railway company. This
assurance comes direct from W. A. Gard
ner. president Of the company. who in
letter stated that about the middle OF
April the construction Of shops would be
commenced and an expenditure Of $4,000
made
The specifications show that only its
master mechanics office. boiler shop and
store house will be torn down. The new
machine shop will be 10 feet wide and 20
feet long. arrangements being made at
the same time 10 accommodate another
addition 1e0xs2O feet. which will make a
machine shop capacity Of twenty-six en-
gines being overhauled at one time The
power house will be extended ninety feet
TO accommodate three additional boilers.
The boiler shop will be about Sx20O feet
The store house will be 4Ox1so feet. con-
sisting of three stories the first story for
storing heavy material. the second for
finished material and the third for offices.
An oil house S2x5O feet, with an oil shed
2Ox50 feet, will be built 100 feet from the
store house.
Other buildings of a minor class viii be
erected and some OF the old buildings re
modelled