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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-15

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ANALYSIS or MAE iAI
WELLS WATER
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-15
Baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERlcAN AssoclATloN.

10 games scheduled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-15


x don't think so; they just passed
the word and are driftin there like
cattle. Humans are like cattle, and
strikers are herdwise The longer
they're out, the more catfish they be
come. I'm that way right now |
don't know a single. blame reason for
quittin', except that all these other fel-
lows feel like 1t, and that tugs at me
like forty-horsepower."
The men milled round in the great
hall like cattle. For time there was
no order. No one ascended the plat
form. The meeting was without leader
ship. A man climbed upon a chair
and began to make speech, but he
talked at random. He dared not say
what was In his heart to say and what
he knew was in the hearts OF all to
say, that common impulse poured them
In here together The men perceived
his embarrassment and turned away
impatiently to listen to another voice.
but the second speaker had launched
into TRADE against capital and against
employers generally. Thsenan stamped
and jeered him down fe'was a body
less voice in the heart of the throng
that began to Shout, @Vote Yotel
vote!"
Nobody had named the question, but
they knew what they wished TO vote
upon.
Just then McKlchnie came through
the door and fought hissNay deaper-
ately toward the plattormg He was
pale, except for a touch Of color that
always lay in veinous patch upon his
high cheek-bones. and his blue eyes
sparkled brilliantly, while bis nostrils
played dIstendedly like the thorough
bred he was
Mckichnie was unrecognized by
more than those Immediately about
him till he climbed upon the plat
form Vote Eote!" they were stil
calling. when the gayel smote sharply.
once. twice.
what IS It you wish TO vote upon2
Make your motion and VIII put the
question" said NcKichnie His words
we're as sharp and inclsiye as the
blows Of tie gavel. but they carried to
the hearts Of men q sense Of new
responsibility OF their sponsibility.
II vas a steadying thought.
once again the gayel fell. i'm
patiently
do heard the mouon?" asked
Mekichnie
IL was John Martin who broke the
strange siekening silence lie had
been leaning quietly against the plat
form
II move you. Mr.. Chairman be said,
addressing the chair. but facing the
crowd. 1 move you and his words
were deliberately weighed IN ringing
tones that breathed defiance ia every
eiectHic vibrant quality 81 chem hat
70 be The sense of This meeting that the
strike BE continued Indefinitely
u was the exact opposite OF The wil
OF the mass.
"Sec0udti" shouted Ho.zman from
out atue middle OF tbc aonse
IL was Hoffman wofl that raspad
them. He was unpopular a haal
reached I'D and pulled llm down
There frIf 0f &ot so. lhf
strike is losG We've been he.
tayee
Ia ihe psychologlsal sequence Of in.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-15
81. Louis. e-5: Cincinnati. $.

St. Louis sept. i5.-St Louis own
tne first game of d0uDle-header
from Cincinnati. and tied the second
wn eh was called after me nun 81.
ming because oi darkness
First CSsFne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-15

score. r III J.
Cincinnati 90 on 0DI D0-5 ~ a
.st4sI.euis g10 0z5 geo 01--5 lF 90
Batteries. spegs.. Gaspar Comp
i0H 8hs, Mclean, CLARKE ana Sever.
.oid. Harmon. l.auderniak and BLISS
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for light housekeeping or other.
wise S6 per month, sntable dor
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4 Inquire at Barricks
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prnakfast or light l1nusekeeping
COG. n Clevelandt
MoDisRN FURNISHED rooms for
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close IN, cheap, 1909 East Horrisom
next door 20 court house
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l12l.
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%, during day on 1888 after 6 o'clock.
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FOR RENT-large half. with from
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Particulars at Leader Office.
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FARM LOANS-Lowests cate easiest
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ng broDosfstanH. r. A. BAGGETT.
e Lost 4ND FOUND
LOST bne white angora poodle aog
.ssAaIaad Rillie4as Wearing collar and
lQeks Flnder&.leage at 320 e. Noble
Reward.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. ERNEST ssIFFERT.
Aanit4rinm. 1T South Broad st.
- -
TO EXCHANGE.
You can find on my exchange list
match for almost any trading pro
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FOR TRADE--Good farm. miles
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
Secci6n Religiosa
LAS MfaAS EN- SAN JUAN
DlAS LABORABIES

LAS MfSAS EN- SAN JUAN
DlAS LABORABLES
A las NJ, oh San udefonso; 8 -
olI2, en- Santa Ana, IlospitaGllo
Capilla FranrlscAna, las Z, en- Ia Ca-
tedral, San Francisco y Capllla Fran
;iscana, a las Z ~, en la Capllla Fran
:lscana, a las 2, EN- la Catedral.
DlAS DE FIESTA
A las D, en- Ia Catedral hospltalas
Municipales.
A las S l 2, en- San Tldefonso; a las
6, en- Santa Ana; las 6 1l2, en- s a
Francisco; las s liz, en- el Hospitals.
| 10 y Capins Frapciscana ,as z, en- lq
'atedral y San Jose; las 2 en- la
Capilla Franciscana; q Ian s, vn "a
! Cathedral.
A LAS 8 en- San Jose San Fran
cisco; las Q, eD Ia Cathedral Y Cspjua
Fran ciscana; a Ina 10. en- Santa Ana:
| as II, en- IA Catr1ral
| MJSAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
A las 9, en- Ia parroquia; d l&s 7 10
n Asilo de Ancianos..
/ MISAS EN SANTURCE
Dias festivos: A las 5 12, ell ai Auxilio
Ninas; las Z 2 en- San Mateo; a
as s, en- ia Convalecencia; q Las 9 en-
San Maseo: 4 las 6 3I4 las s Y los
| @, en- la Parroquia del Sagrado Cora
\ .6n.
Dias laborales: A las 5 1I2, en- el
Anxilio Mntuo y Convaleepncia de Her
nanas;>a las 7, on San Mateo Sagrs
20 Coras6u,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
|Negocio en- Ia !.
| Rep1bhca Dorninicana

TN espanol que reside hace once amos
EN- Ia Rep1blica, propietario de fincas
Tdsticas bien situadas y faciles de exrlo
Tar, desea uno varios socios con capi-
tai de 10000 dollars en- adelante para
un negocio importante y de actuatd sd.
Pnede faclhtar informas sl sefior Ra-
fael Fabian, Fortalezs, San Juan, p.
r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
No aparecen | $ joyas
UN REGISTRO INFRUCTUOSO
Nueva York, martes.-

Nueva York, nartes.-
Mrs. Drummond embellishments de
uotar que ell faltaba las joyas, avlso al
comandante quien dio parte a los oh-
ciales de aduana al subir estos bordo.
Fue dada la orden de no permitir ma
die desembarcar sin antes haber sido re
gistrado, y no solamente fue este hecho
q la tripulaci6n sino que los aduaneros
registraron minuciosamente todos los pa
sageros Y sus equipages. Y a pesar de
todo ESQ no aparecieron las prendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
A|os suscIlptoIesy syAgeniss

PaBa In buesa Marcia de essa sdm.s-
nistraci6n, no sdmtimos Atlas do
sascripciones & este diario sIno da~ss
el pri.Asro de csda .es. Las BAJAn
90 avsaran loo dfas 30 81; advls-
tiendese que las que se diersn con po~-
terioridad no se tomarAn en- eusnta 70
surtirkn efecto en- In eontsbilidad hsxsa
ii dis tItim" del nes siguiente nj ss
que 80 solicitor.
MEOICOS Y FARMACEUTICOs
Rormulario Prkctico
de
L therapeutics , de Fsrmacologis -
Dujardin-Besumstz
En- sl LETIN MERcAHT1u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
0tra vez Weyler
"MI MANDO EN- CUBA

Acaba de llegar San Juan, ell segun
do tomo de la interesantisima obra, ee
crita por ell general don Valeriano Wey
Ter, que Sc titula Ia mando en- Cuba
Avisamos este las personas que ad
ouirieron Ell primer tomo de la importan
tisima obra.
Pedid el segundo tomo s Ia libreri;
del ROLETTN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
In gran robo de joy 5
A BORDO DE UN
GRAN TRASATI4ANTICO

Nueva York, martes.-
A Airs. Maldwin Drummond que fue
Mrs. Marshall Field, Jr., lie fueron ro
badas joyas por valor de $4,000 a bor-
do del vapor America" de Ia llnea
Hamburg America. Solamente en- el mo
mento que Sc acercaba el vapor de New
York, Mrs. Field descubri6 su p6rdida
Parece que, siendo de una naturaleza
nerviosa, tenla costumbre de dejar abier
ia la puerta de su camarote por 81 aeaso
pasaba aggo tener tempo de salir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
Uno que Sc va
TIT. LILO DE Los SENADORES
Nueva York, martes.--

Nueva York, martes-
En- ell deseo de armonizar Ell candida
to Sherpard, metdo tambien en- el "em
broglio" senatorial, de New York, decI'
rs que So retiraria. Al hacer este diJo
que supon1a que Sheechan harla 10 mis-
mo. ~Pero Sc expres6 Sheehan en- t6rmi
nos muy distintos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
FERIA

Sc ACADIA de recibir por filtimo viaje
del vapor "Coamo", magni6cos y ele
gantes trajes de Fr~cks Smokings.
Ri Puerto Rico Elegante". r. Mon
teS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28

Es de mueha usalfsSad, 40 solo para
Aos ADogados, Cor'rs Judiciaies, Ayun-
Samientos, CorpoF atioues y empieados
zg7e tados los ra4ssos, s3n,' tambi6n para
2os eomerciautes. indus' riales y perso-
mas de negorios. e} oonorimiento Gle las
Ieyes de Puerto Rice spro,adas por
aas Csnaras Ell fonse5o Executive ED
;aa ailO de 1907.
Sc vende a &i5n en la Liberia del
DOLETTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
El asunto Lorlner
UNA MOCION APROBADA
Naaeva York, nAartes.-

EVUSVd AUX 12AxSA
Ma moci6n presentada per al SeaSsor
Burrows para que fuera CONSIDERABLE I'D
auediatamente el asunto Lsrlrner, resssc'l0
1s5 yptos S favor, II en contra. Mill
s.hos de los senadores que ham essado en-
ssontra De Mr. L6rluaer, ~'Ssarodn en- pe0
ate In uaoci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28

N.Gevs oac&, martes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
La session especial
del congl ESQ
RAZONES QUE LA JUSTkFICAN

Nueya York, martes.-
Sigue lie creenca de que una session ex
traordinaria del Congreso es inevitable
porque en- lugar de disminuir Ia legisla
ci6n pendiente, la aglomeraci6n aumen-
ia mas cada dla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28

SE EEVtcIO Dt ENA.s t.r,. t~...-.
-FEsF q 90 nt 20
Para D. cnl. o"l ad 90 ',s a.. ~ 81. .
Feria, sne h"gan comp. 10 guHI O htsa~
EAPKh'N COMPANY t'"sr' 1ns prf.s ~ e.
rntr"dH dci Ed.a'io Principal
=" hsran pr"rfas ~ntl~.as 81 .fisr. - rst
- d" Ia lsla as los Eatsaos uH.1n.. pr
uodIuos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28
La guerra de razas


Nueva York, martes.-
IyDsa banda de indies Shoshone Sc anO
ttnaroo en- ell Este del Estado de Nevada
v maron : 4 rancheros. Los blancos en-
tonces Sc organizaron y salieron detras
de los indios y despnes de un encuentro
aonde 8 indos fueron matados, Sc dec1
.-ier,n 4 rendirse En- ell segundo en-
~uentra fue muerto un blanco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-28

WgGva I ork, nartes.-~
Ti candidate Mr., Sheehan se ha ne-
sgado retirarse de la lucha senatorial en-
New York, y es general la opinion de
que 3e1npate que existe desde que sc.
z>runid la legislature segair4 sudefnioa~
z-asmte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30
Smlamb.

General slaen Der Gbef bes
Signalforps Der 8unoesarmee, all-
Berte iif bodit befrieoigeno iiber oie
hereits eraielten grfolee Der neube.
griinoeten 2uftldifferihule Der Bum
oesarmee 5u College Yarf, Mo., uno
fiinbiete Die gIbli1t an i6mlntlihe
Foiten Der gun6esarmee nit einem
Ierppian 5l perieben 10 bafo man
Die 9lpparate erlaneen uno Ole NOTICE
3abl bon Offi5ieren 5ulammenbrirte
gen fam, ipelhe in ibrer 8enubung
interpieien iino. sln WleIoungen
bon aanoioaten fir Die Musbilbuns
IN Der slnftult lit fein Wanael.
SSsm llnterbauie Der 2egislotllr
BON Waiiahuietts puroe Die ssnitio-
tipe- uno Heierenbun 9ia NIT 1875
gegen rs Stimnen geihlagen, I'm
Ger 8erfaiflIng BON Maiiahuietts elm
glmen6ement oieier 9lrt ein5uperIei-
ben, lit cine Webrbeit bon 5ipei Grit.
tel aler Stimmen erforoerlih.
9lus gonoeros in @isconiin
miro gemeloet, ooB es bort in Der
0aht BON 9ienItag ouf Niittfpoh
gefroren babe uno baB itebenoeS
Waiier BON elmer oiinnen gisfruite
beoedt geipeien Jet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30

ben @oriis i'm 3medperbano, ipelber
aus einbunoert 8ertretern beitebt,
Die BON itabtii6en &oaegien uno
&reistasen eetpablt lperoen. Ser
@elobeoorf miro our6 Matrifular=
beitrage aufgebrabt.
General Oia5 lit in @iesba.
ben eillgetroffelL mo er eine 3eit.
lang sur Sur periueilen Mrs.
SIN oeutiden 9[ustpdrtige1l
slmt erfolgte Die ltnterseihnuua
Deg nod longen 8erbano(ungen
enblicb perfeft geiporoenen 9an-
oels- uno Sdifffabrts Gertrages
nit Sapan. Ser @ertrag ltmfaBt
oltf Elm 3oQabfommen.
8te aus Der 9auptitaot Meri-
TO semeloet miro, iino tpdbreno Ser
letten Gage piele bon oell 2eu<
ten oes General gscuoero oeler.
tiert. Sic iollten na9 goliforniet.
gel6ldt mer0en, Inn 6ie oortiaen
4nfitanoiiden gu befdmpfetl. uuo.
iie ideinen oes aanpfens miioe
81 iein.
- Gin pradtises patriotildes
9oppelfeit tit in Der einitlnaligen
5reien 9feidsitaoi 2anoau in.
bapertiben Regierlsngsbe5irf @fals
begangen luoroen. 8erbunben nil
Der uier5igiabrigen @fal5ii6en srie-
oetrs @eoenffeier nuroe oos Cent
nlal 5u gbren oes peretpigten
ssronprin5en 5rieori6 MiIbelm.
oes nodnaligen &aiiers sSrieorid,,
lnter Vberaus groBartisen uro
eillorllfspoaen 3erenonien nno inn
geilein elmer rielisen WeenIdell.
menge, gu melder oie 8eteratlc,,
bon 1901 ein itattlides aontiyl.
gent iteaten, entbiilIt. Dos Denf-
nal lit bon Der Bfdl3iiden Gampf-
genolienibaft, oeren Eralioellt
Der Waior Der 2anopebr ssultisrct
Garl Sbweidert bon 2uotpigsbafen
lift, erri6tet tporoen.
Som &riegsgeriht in @il.
belmsbaben iillo leds glrtilleriiten
81 i6meren 5reibeits strafen per-
urteilt porben llnb 3tpar tpegell
glnfrubrs. Sic murben lduloig be.
fllnben einen l1nteroffi5ier perpr'.-
gelt gu baben Die Strofen iino
bod bemeiier. Sic lanteu out. fiitlf
Sabre 0efanenis Bis gu aht> sSsabren
3uhtbaus.
glus @ien melbet ntan: Dit
@eillnobeitsbeboroen iino ouf Ser
Sut bor Der Gbolera Soeben iii
eine itrenge 8eroronung erlaIietl,
Der 5ufolge aIle bon Neapel in 6ellt.
ihen Safen ei1treffenoen G6iffe
uno Sniaiien lpegen ser Sel,henaes
fabr Dor Der 2nnonng oie oenfbor
grilnoli6ite ltnteriuhung ourh3ll-
MAIDEN baben. gs iino ferner 8e.
itinmu1gen getroffen fir Sen ssan.
Dob aranfbeit an 9oro norgefonl-
men lit. Die Nuarant1ne miro
ebentneu oerart beri6urft iperoen,
bob oas ginihleppnngs Miiifo
auf oas MinoeitmaB perringert
miro.
Sm Sebpies &ranfenbaus
in Wien lit Der 2ebrer &rofoipsfi,
mug Binne i'm 8olerer &reiie Sanl-
ter gebiirtia, an Srid)inoie oeftor,
ben. gr batte Die aranfbeit aus
Der 9eimat mitgebradt. ssn ginne
ielbft iino, pie nabere Grfunoigun=
gen ergeben baben, 5ablreide gr,
franfungell Die gum Cell idon
totlid Derlaufen iino, norgefommer.
Soipeit iino fiinf Perionen IN
folge beg Genliics bon trihinoiem
5leiid geItorben. Die Maiie oer
grfra,fnngen in Der Gtaot Bitlne,
iuelhe rlsno 27O0 ginpobner 5abIt,
bat Die @cridtsbeboroen all elmer
ltnteriltduns beranlaBt.~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30

= Gin sutes @las Bier ihneGt
an beiten, penn man es ungeStorr
triufen fam. 9ies fam man BEL
9. gmrsitaller, neben Der Sermonns.
iobne.Sale, no oas prddttee NaB
itets frifd am 8opf I'll.
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sruit i'm llnsliid.

Wenidj, laf es Std nidt berbriefen,
0enit bir feine 8lumen iprieFem,
8enu On Bed tn alien Gfen,
gSettn Did b1ie Shnlben id1refen,
Wenn i'm 2tnentatDsrap9en
@nbig fannit BITE 3eit peridjlafen,
Wetl ppr Dir ein grpker Spnt,
aae Amsiidlt iperren tut.
9enfe babel, bat, aaf Grbcn
Aaes emit muk anbers ,uerben;
Giige bid nit friid5em Wsnt
Was fein Wsurren anSern tut.
Cine Greube bleibet Dir
Saft On bph bas 3pne Star 8ier!
9aS bilft Dir bic Sursen trasen,
Stdrft bas 3er5 nnb itGrtt ben Nagen
0iebt 5n neuem Shaffen araft
= Niles tut Der Gerfteniaft.
80 beiiepit bas tinglad On
Watt benz 2one Gtar 8isr i'm Nm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-06-30

Sir einen Wiann, Der fid bon
feiner 6rau beberrfden ldBt, tit es
gang gut, ipenn er beberrift ipiro.
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llro Baco.. ...... .8.45 nbenos
go. 236-0ad benz Norben. -. -.
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go. 10-gI Baio u Weiten. .7:30 uastn,
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Nbfabrt-
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:. =. ... 700 abenbs
go. 10-Nnd B. Beiten. 1000 abenbs
30. 8-Na9 benz Often. .1O:45 bprns
No. 1-Nnh Sci Mio.. ..4:00 nbenSs
@ietoria 9ipiiiuu, 9. $. 4 g. y.
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paper and by special permit for
the to~ns nearest the newspaper
where a town has no paper of its
own. No large town will be per-
mitted to have a monopoly on the
printing of the envelopes to the
detriment of the smaller news
papers.
A uniform scale of prices will
be prepared by the ~postofice
department and insisted upon or
the newspapers will not be sold
stamped envelopes for printing.
The scale If prices will lie such
that a reasonable profit can be
made by the firm printing them it
is claimed. Tie department will
also soon make a ruling that no
first class mail will be allowed
TRANSMISSION through the mails until
it has a return card written or
printed thereon Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-03-10
THE LEGISLATURE

For To- these many days, the
legislature of the State of Nevada
has been in session. 1t has ac-
complished virtually nothing except
the drawing down of considerable
of the funds of the state: hence
the following excerpt from the
penal code:
Section 1853. If any person
or persons shall knowingly and
~designedly. ly any false pee'ense
or pretenses, obtain----any
valuable thing with intent to cheat
or defraud any person or persons
of the same; every person so
off ending shall be considered a
cheat, and on conviction, shall be
imprisoned in the state prison for
not more than ten years nor less
than one year, and be sentenced to
restore the property so fraudu-
lently obtained, if it can be done,
etc. Exchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-03-10
HUMOR OF THE LAW

The negro boy was. up for the
fifth time on a charge Of chicken
stealing. This time the magistrate
decided to appeal to the boys
father.
Now, see here. Abe, said he to
the the NEGRO. this boy of yours
has been up in court so many
times for stealing chickens that
I'm tired of seeing him here"
"Ah don't blame you sah,''
returned the father. ''Ah's tired
o seeing him here too"
Then why don't you teach him
how 10 act? Show him the right
way and he won't be coming here"
"Ah has showed i'm de rgh t
way, sah.' declared the old man
earnestly "Ah has suttenly showed
i'm de right way, but he somehow
keeps getting caught comin' way
wild does chickens !-Central Law
Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-03-10
HAS ARM CUT OFF
BY FREIGHT TRAIN

a frightful fate overlook A. II.
Norris county assessor Of Lincoln
County on the afternoon of Febru.
airy 10Th. In company with a
companion he left Calicnte and
walked south on the railroad track
bound for some of the construction
camps along the high line. While
crossing q high trestle the travellers
were overtaken by a freight t train.
In an effort to save themselves
from injury both men laid fiat on
the ties, letting the train pass over
hem. Norris, in his excitement in
some manner thrust mis- arm across
the rail the result that the wheels
caught and amputatcd it at the
elbow. Bleeding terribly and each
moment growing weaker lie
injured man was obliget to suffer
for cvcral hours before receiving
medical treatment. lie was finally
taken TO Caliente on No l. and
next day removed 10 Salt Lake
City. His condition is said to be
criticial.-SGarchlight Bulletin.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-03-10
CAUGHT HIS MEN

Sheriff Harris returned from the
north on last nights Tuscarora
stage with r. c. Hall and r.
Vincent who claimed to represent
the Western Buyers Association of
Omaha. and who we're selling
groceries for future delivery and
collecting cash for the same. They
passed a check, drawn. on the
Nixon National Bank of Winnie
mucca, on Mrs. Parks at oldham
Station, on which payment had been
stopped. When Mrs. Parks
received notice that the check was
worthless. she notified the sherif's
office. When Sheriff Harris re-
turned from his trip after Indian
Mikes band, he wired the West
r Buyers Association for
information regarding Halls con-
nection with the association and
received the reply that they did
not know him. Warrants were
then obtained for the men and
Sheriff Harris had them arrested at
Mountain City. They escaped
from the officers there in the night
and started on foot toward the
Idaho line. Sheriff Harris went to
Mountain City, found their trail
and followed them to an old cabin
in the mountains about two miles
south of the Duck valley reservation
and about ten miles from Noun
tain City. He came up with them
S aturday and placed them under
arrest.
They had done a rafting bust
ness between Elko and Mountain
City as when searched about 500
in money and checks was taken
away from them. Whenever they
sold a bill of goods, they demanded
and received payment in full.
Sheriff Harris has received a let
ter from the WestGtH Bayers As.
ISOLATION saying that they did not
know such a man as r. c. Hall and
describing II. Y. Halter, who
worked the same game through
Kansas and Colorado. The
description fits Hall perfectly.
Cards bearing the name of r. ".
Halter were found on Hall Hall
is about 33 years old and Vincent
is about 80.
They had worked Humboldt
couny before coming here and the
check that led to their capture
was given by n Humboldt county
rancher who grew suspicious and
stopped its payment.