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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
PARENTS WILL SAVE MONEY
Superintendent Bray Says the
Purchase Of New School Books
Will Be Beneficial

Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Bray requests the SENTINEL to call
.pecial attention to q statement just Is
sued by him relative to the change In
text books, and to the charges that have
been made OF increased cost to parents
in buying the books. The superintendent
calls attention to the fact that the
change in text books is required BY law.
the latest editions Of all text books being
stimulated by the statute. Fewer books
are to be bought, however. with the ex-
ceptlon Of reading in the primary grade,
which will be a decided advantage to
the pupils aud a saving Of thousands
Of dollars to parents. 10 changing from
a three. book course to a two.book
course, a saving to parents will result
in over 5000 in three years, aud q
similar charge in the history course will
save in excess of 5000 to parents. In
physiology, a change is made from a
tw book course to q one-book course.
In music a change has been made from
a Eve. book course to one book. In read
ing and writing, the two most import
ant branches, there has been an increase
in cost, but il 10 believed with greater
good results to the pupils. Relative to
the dealers. Mr.. Bray states that IL has
often been impossible to get local stores
all over the State to handle the books
on ccou of the slight margin Of
profit. and often at q loss, and the com.
mission has now fixed q uniform price
throughout Nevada, so that parents in
the rex four years will actually be at a
less expense than for the past four
years.
Mr.. Bray says that it should be re-
membered that the present adoptions
were made in strict accordance with
the requirements Of law, that the con.
tracts on all books in use had expired,
or would expire on the first Of Septem-
Der next. that the adoptions are for four
years. and that the books selected can.
not be changed during that time at the
within of pupils or teachers. but must be
used to the exclusion Of all others. ex.
cept supplementary books furnished by
the school districts. This does away
with the costly changes about which
just complaint is often made.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
DOCUMENTS OF RECORD
Filed In the Office Of the Recorder
OF Eureka County Up to
September l, 1911

Notice Of Location of the One Hon.
dred and One mine 10 Lynn mining dis
tr.ct by William Lowell. Frank Warn
ing, T. II. Warning. LAwrence Warn
ing. J. II. Warning aud Mary Warn
ing. Recorded Aug 20.
Margaret Wilson ct al 10 Lander
County Live Stock Compsny-Deed to
all lands known as the Wilson ranch.
Reynolds creek ranch, Kelly Greek
ranch and Willows ranch. with i'm
provements and all water rights Con-
sideration $4,000. Recorded Aug. 20.
1911.
U. s. Patent to George Artbur-Deed
TO NE Il Of Section 10, township 30.
Mr. 81 east VI. ID. NJ. containing i6o
ares. Recorded Aug. 81. 1911.
U. s. Patent e Earl E. KAin-Deed
to SW u Of Section 2, township 80,
Mr. 81 east. VI. ID. NJ. containing leo
acres. Recorded Aug. 81, 1911.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
Electric Headlights Installed

All of the locomotives of the Southern
Pacific Company are rapidly being
equipped with electric headlights. The
system is the invention Of the men in
the Sacramento shops of the company
and consists of a small turbine engine
and generator. This engine has the
power Of generating 30 volts of cleo
tricity. sufficient for the headlight, clas-
.sification lights and several smaller
lights about the engine. all controlled
by q switch in the engineers cab. This
does away with the Inconvenience Of
using the old fashioned torch al night
when oiling the locomotives.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
Channel Catfish For Humboldt

Winnemucca Star: J.. w. Douglass
has received a letter from the United
States Fish Commissioner stating that
the channel catfish TO be planted in the
Humboldt river will be delivered here
within 80 days. There will be three
cans of the fish, and later notice OF the
exact time Of their arrival will be sent
to Mr.. Douglass, who will make all
necessary arrangements for receiving
and planting them. The channel cat.
fish are the same variety as those Of the
Mississippi and Missouri rivers. They
grow to enormous size and in q few
years fishermen along the Humboldt in
this vicinity may expect to catch some
very large catfish. II is due to the
efforts Of Mr.. Douglass that these cat
fish were secured to be planted in the
Humboldt and he is entitled to the
thanks of sportsmen for having taken
up the matter with the Washington
authorities.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02

From Dan Morrison. who returned
Thursday from a trip to Antelope VAL
ley, il is learned that the work OF cut
ting the second crop Of alfalfa is al
ready progressing there on the ranches
OF Mrs. Mary Morrison and Bart Ger
ruti and a good crop is being cut. He
also reports that an unusually large
number Of deer are now ranging in the
Antelope hills. Several large herds are
frequently seen, and their trails to the
regular watering places are easily dis
cernible. There should be some rare
sport for our hunters in that section
next month when the deer season opens.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
IMPORTANT COURT RULING
Oral Objections In the Future to Be
Free Of Charge

Att VI
Probably the most important court
ruling handed down in many years has
come about by the election contest now
in progress in the Supreme Court at Car
son. AT the beginning Of the review
of the ballots in contest, it was custo-
mary for the attorneys to file an objection
to every precinct that was taken up. This
objection was filed and a charged Of one
dollar was affixed. which must come
from the parties interested. However,
every oral objection was also subject
to the dollar charge. Springmeyer OBJ
jected to this and filed a brief with the
court asking for a ruling on this import.
ant subject.
Some days ago the court handed
down a decision which knocks out all
such costs to litigants, and in future
the clerk of the court can only collect
on objections ordered By the court or
on the written objections. No oral OBJ
jections, motions or orders shall be
charged to the contestants. This rul.
ing saves Springmeyer and Legate at
least $1,000 in court fees alone.
The opinion is far reaching. II has
been the custom In most of the district
courts to enter charges along the origi.
nal lines for every objection made.
An ordinary day in court went from
$40 to $50 dollars to the county. but it
is now the belief Of many lawyers that
this ruling will reach the district court.
and. in such a case. the present bank
case. which is being tried ia Carson
the court fees will be lost and litigants
benefit by the decision.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
RICH STRIKE IN WENBAH NINE


covered IN ruy-ro ot hnchnc
The following from the Salt Lake
Herald Of August -. without doubt
refers 10 the Wenban mine Of the
Tenabo Mining Company at Corsez:
Sixteen inches Of high-Srade silver
ore which will run better than 1000
ounces 70 the ton was struck in the old
Cortsz mine on the county line between
Lander and Eureka. 40 miles southeast
o. Battle Mountain, and % miles south
of Beowawe. the nearest shipping point
on the Southern Pacific Railroad. &C
cording % 3. s. Johanns0n, who came
in from the Lander mines to the north
vest Of there yesterday and is at the
Colien Hotel.
Full particulars were uuobtainabls
yesterday. bat the bare facts Of the
news was brought up from Cortez by q
miner who gave out the following in
formation: There is an old tunnel in
the property nearly 1000 feet Iona. A
crossc1t was sent oct some distance
between 100 and 200 feet 20 the right.
Then one Of the thin seams, sometimes
no wider han the back Of a tckkuife.
was cut. In the Cortez country :hese
have often led to rich ore bodies. A
so foot incline was driven along this
seam, which gradually widened until
finally it showed over q foot of this
immensely rich stuff.
The story also says that John @. Par
ker and associates recently secured a
longtime and favorable lease on this
property. Mr.. Parker was in Salt Lake
City last week. but il is under
stood he is now al the mine.
the Cortez was one Of the heaviest
producers Of Nevada 40 years ago, and
is accredited with a total reaching way
into the millions.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
Are Your Mortgages Satisfied

EigAr Father. Recorder OF Eureka
County. is busy preparing an abstract
of recorded mortgages which have not
been satisfied. Under a law passed by
the last Legislature all mortgages are
to be taxed ct full face value az shown
by the records. II a mortgage has been
paid in part or full, but no satisfaction
appears Of record. the wne of the
mortgage must pay full taxes the same
as il no payments had been received
MIR. Gathers report will be filed with
the Board of Equalization which meets
the third Monday in September.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
News Summary

The Canadian Pacific Railway has
announced an increase Of eight per cent
in wages granted all mechanics ia west
ern Canada. The increase is satisfactory
to 5000 men.
Twenty-six persons were suffocated or
trampled to death. % were seriously
injured and 30 were less severely hurt
Saturday night in the senseless panic at
a moving picture show in the Canons-
burg, Pa, opera house. A false alarm
of fire caused the panic.
Angered. he said, because Grace
Lyons Of Chicago broke her promise Of
marriage. Walter Hopper of Chicago
Saturday night attacked her on board
the steamer Puritan in mid-lake and
tossed her overheard. Her body was
not recovered. News of the tragedy
was flashed by wireless and officers
were waiting for Hopper when the boat
reached the dock.
Twenty-Five persons were killed and
more than 90 injured when an east
bound Lehigh Valley train of IA cars,
drawn by two engines. SO filed with
veterans returning from the G. A. r.
National encampment at Rochester that
every seat was occupied and the aisles
crowded, plunged through a trestle
over an outlet to Canadiagua lake near
Manchester. N. Y. Aug. 25, and tum-
bled 40 feet into the water.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
list OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS

REMAINING IN THE PoSToFFICE AT
Eureka, Nevada. on August 81, 1911. Per
sons calling for any of these letters will
please say: Advertised" September 2, 1911.
Ban Alaade Jesse de Roufignae
Karl V. knight w. J. Lewis
John Maginnis J.. ". McKinn
Joseph oConnor Raffaele Trentadue
Mrs. Hanna Nykveist
G. L. BR0Y, Postmaster
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
Lockhart Out slOO.OOO

Papers published in the oil district OF
California state that Tom Lockhart. Of
the Florence Goldfeld mines. has given
up the oil game in the McKitrick zelda
after spending 800, 900. and sinking
several wells to a depth of 1000 feet.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02

The Navy Department is said to be
very short OF seamen at this time and has
just opened a recruiting office at Reno.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02
BORN.

In Eureka. Nevada, August q, 1911, to
the wife of Charles Irving Of Duckwater,
Nevada, a son.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-09-02

Location notices and legal blanks for
sale at the SENTINEL Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
SuUntpre.

- 6rsnnS srant 5ubr pon @rOut
StraBe. neIher brei Nohen inIOI9C
eines Blaisnleioens I'M Or. Burns 30.
lpial irant oornlsosr lag. mar anianas
Der @Ote iopeit bsrasitsllt. DuB sr am
SOnntas hsimtebrsH tonnte.
-Srau Wiarp Sdanaellet. 45 3abr,
oft uno on Sano Sirase wohnhnit. III
5reitu9 beim 3reu,en uon Noams Aus
nue. uno alh StraBe u0n siusm Uaesn
setIohen woroen, babsi cine aebrohens
Hippe srhalteno. Der 6ubrmann bee
SSassns tnlif aus.
Pstsr Slsid pom Ssliup StrnBC
usrfin9 iih am isrsitas in Der No.
3ehs Der Benninlulnia Sohlen @ompa
ME Die linfe 9ano ,wiihen 3mei 3arren
unb oisislbe parb 10 lhlimn ,sroriidt.
oaB 3wsi Singer i'm Siaat 9oipltal am
pnttrt Deroen mu6ten.
= Die Pasquala Butler 0obnnna
on 8ulnut StraBs ssristb am Dionius
@iahmittas, Dohrihsinlih ourh sinen
iiberbei,ttn Sfen. in Brano uuo ehs
bic ularmirte 5eusrpsbr eiutraf unb bic
Slammsn bdmpfsn fonnts, paro bisir
ionic bic unsrsujenOen 8Obuunssn uOn
6rau Wtnrp Wic8uire uno SObn Dc,
Wfopo iuttiid jsrit6rt. Der Serluit
piro auf unsefdbr 1000 sei6dst.
- antOniO Tucci. 20 Sabre alt uno
on Sono StraBe wObubuft. Der am 25.
JlOuember su Sunfer 0ill nit siuem
@efdbrtsn ben 5runf Ssoue iiberfisl
unb um $50. Rsuoluer, Gaiheuubr nno
Sstte erlsihterte. puroe Donnsritas auf
Die antlass oss StraBenraubss usrbuf.
tst uno sinssitsdt. @r aub Su. OaB er
uno iein 9Gfdbrte bic uhr. Settle uno
ReUolusr nabmsn, nber oaS 9elo mill
er nlht geuommsn baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Bon Hetersbura.

-Yhilip Shmiot uon Yaul Gusnne
Der feline @attin emma bsorobte, muBtt
auf osrsn anilaae $500 Sir9i1aft iiir
isiu frisOlihss Sstrassu itsllsu.
= Srau 4onie Barber BON Barber
Court. welfs msbrsre Uohsn lang &C.
idhrllh franf mar, bsfinoet iif aui Der
Bsiieruus uno fonnts oas Bstt per
lahsn.
= Das boppelte Wobnbaus oes Tbo,
mas S'0ara 83l Samss StraBs wuros
geitern 0iahmiItas ourd elm Seuer ger
ltort, welhss onrb sinen oeisften Rauh
fan9 entitanoen mar.
= GILBERT. Der iussnbli6s SObn Der
@heleute albert @ourao uon Prsscott
aUenus. welhsr mebrers Gage ,upor
ssitorbsn mar. lit Oonneritas i'm Dun
more 5rieobof beeroist moroen.
- Die 4idbrise slnna Sarcis pon
Wbselsr Nueuue ipislte ON Sonnta9
init Shnob0lIsrn. nobel lbre Sleioung
in BranO Serieth uno bic Rleine muroe
oann 10 ihlimm on Der Sruit. bem
Riiden uno bsioen Seiten perbrannt,
oaB man i'm Staat 0Oipital nur &C.
riuse Soffnun9 bests. ibr ysben ,u er'
haIten. Das 8ino III frhh am Wtonta9
DiOrssn i'm 9oipital ben erbaltsusn
Sranomunoen erlegen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
RBiltes. Barre Wa6ri&ten.

= Der beiannte Aopofat Nia Srun'
Oass itarb bier UsrsanSene SSoGs bod'
beta9t.
= Su Der @sit @no 3sds 3u WtO'
canaqua perlor am Dieuitag S8. 9.
goulls isin Seben bur4 sinen 6all uOn
6els9eltein.
- alosrmaun Sobu 8. Donobue,
Der burh ieius aroiesfeu uno 3umlbsil
perriidten @ntiheiouusen 10 uIel uon
iih rsOeu mudte. itarb Somitag In Der
5riihs in einem SCRANTON 9oipilal. Sr
mar 62 Sabre alt.
= 9tabe varfsuille fonb man lssten
Samitae Die Seide bee 20 Sabre nItsn
Wincas Wllosti an eiuem Bcume bdn
senb. 2lniiait einem Stride battle sr
elm Drabtieil bennst. oas ibm otn Sopt
uabs3u pom Rumpfe ssihnittsn bntts.
- Der 11,6brigs Srant Sirtbler
wollts ON Sreilas slbsno ieinsn Batter
bel Der Sstmfehr uOn Der Nrbeit begrii
Sen uno oils sr ihu fommen fab. iprun9
er ibm iiber bic StraBe ent9eseu. wobel
er pom Dem Automobil oeS Or. VI. j.
Dpusbsrtg uon aiblsp iibsrfabrsn nnc
9etOoiet wuroe.
- Sn osm SslIsl. mo er iiber 81
Sabre als Ssfret6r Der Sofinunss SO9G
Der Soo Sslloms eewirft hattie. 1T am
Oisnitus Absno Der bstannte Sdnsiosr
meliter Soispb 8ruit obue 9oOestumpi
inS s}enieits biniiber seSanstn. OeT
Bsriiorbsns mar 70 Sabre alt uno biz
lssien Sabre nidIt bel gutter @elunobeli.
SIuft wuroe iu anrwrtler in Der buger
liden Pial, sebOren uno fam anian9s
Der 50ssr Sabre mad, Wiltssbarre. el
mar usrbeiTatbet nit Sarab 9uroer,
welhc ibn iiberlebt; bod blieb Die Sbt
tinoerlos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
llniere Silisauenen.

Die @roBe Der 8ereinigten Staa.
ten tomnlt Dem 3pan5isiten Sbeile
Der @rooberflG6e eIeid), un6 etpns
mebr als Der 5luan5igite GbeiI Der
Renid)beit mobnt innerbalb ibrer
@renSen. aber 5u Der 8eItproouttion
pnn Wais traaen lie 76 Bro5ent bel,
5u Der pon 9aunapoae 70. pon Be.
troleum 62. pom 3upfer SO. BON Rob.
eiien 43. pon aohIe 81. pon Sabaf 81
Don SiIber 26. pon 8eiSen uno @olO
ie 20 RroSent. Gin 9ano. oas in
einem Sabre 2750 0aiIIionen guibeI
Rais. $50 Dtiqionen 9uibeI Bei3en,
Is RiQionen 9aaen 9aumpoue. 450
Ytiaionen 2onnen 3oblen, % Niuio.
men Sonner Robeiieu. 1900 Riqio.
uen giunO 8upier uu0 ioniti9e Ar.
tifel in rieiigen Wengen proonairt, lit
tbotidhlih 81 groB uno an SiIfs.
aueaen gu reid, OILS oab es ourt De.
masogen uno cine Don linen beein.
fIuBte oerie5lte @eiesgebuns an Die
Tauer in ieiuer @ntrpidIung 5uriid.
eebaiten iperoen fonnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
4ittStpn.

- Nm Srsitas muroen bic WOhn
hdnier pon Gbomas pollano uno So
ispb Seppsrt ,u OushestOwn ourh Ser
idlsbuusen Der Susrf fdhs iiber ben al
Ten 3ehsnOHnun9sn bsl6dOtst.
= 9iad elmer 3ranfbsit pon pisl
Dfopaten an elmer SOmpitation uOr
tstOen 1T am Oonnsritas iSrau Suomil
ShWsBsr in ibrer Wohnuus on 9burd
Sira6e seitorben. DIE Bserol9un9 er'
iOIsts SOnutas StudmittuS i'm Dam
tOwn 6risobOf.
Bei Dem Ssriuh. pdbreno oel
aufiahrt isine ihm pom SOpie seiallen,
SrubeuIampe iu srhuihsn, ueTlOr on
Slcnllua Sianltp Hecos ous @leihse
Wlht. llilrite oen 100 ,suB tiefen SaI
NUN Shddlt btuab uuO mar uuf Dc.
5lelle tOot. fscos Uobnte jur Ourgsr
nno waI "a Jabre alt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Aus BEN pberen 2hale.
(@arbonoale @orreiponoen,.)

= @rpfiul Snn gu 9ats Grpital. bas
ein,i9e ooriise Sommerbotsl. IN am
Dtenitae WiOrssn burh sssusr 3srit6rt
woroen uno betrdst Der Ssrluit un9e'
fabr $4,000.
= Gbomas Cummings pou Der ODE.
rtn Popoerlp StraBs. oils Bremisr auf
Der .. & ,. @iienbubH an9eitellt. itiir3te
am Oiontas Wior9sn Su 2uscorOra
uOn isinsm 3nse uno trus sinsn Sdd-
oslbruh unO 90epsrihrammen bauon.
Sm 9oiphal ,u Suequehanuu mirb isin
3uitano aIs trittih bstrahtst.
- Der Brnh sinss 3oppsleiiens an
eiuem .. & D. Sraht,u9 ueruriahte
am Dtsnitas Wior9en Elm ihlimmes LIN.
sliid. inoem Der 3us bann ourhbrannte
uno ,ulest uon Dem @slsiie ipranS. ba'
bel IN einen Shnppen neben rem Soto'
motiumerf i'm poi iraheuo. in Dem iih
,ebn Widnner beIanoen. 3mei osriel'
ben, Samuel Sarcola uon Yila StraBe
uno Wferfo 9ergOd uon Simpion, mur'
ben 9et0otet. mGhreno Die anbelen aht
mebr ODER minoer uerlest iiuo. Der
Shuppsn fius 6euer uuo sbe Die 6lam'
men beDaltlst waren. mar Elm Shaoen
pom etwa s $50, 900 an9erihtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
Riniiters SaHf au Der SubsIbanf.

Sn aopenbagen etabIierte iid Dor
jfuei Sdbren mad abgelaufener 9eiPl.
IeHeit un0 abgeIeeter Reiiterprii.
lung elm SrGuIein SorsboI in orn
Sadie Der 9unittnfIerei. sic ge.
mann ourd beroorragenoe Siibtig.
felt balS einen pornebmen 3un0cn.
freis. Sbr 9eiipieI bat nun ouf on.
6ere iunge o1niibe 9amen nnregenO
gaDirft. 8ie Die n4ieIer 3eituna"
beiif,tet. bat iidl iest aud Die 17i16.
rige 5odier bes S6niiden 1renlier.
miEiiters. oes Germ Mnus 9erntien.
Der SiidIerei seiuiomet. sic mirS
bel 5rdmeiu Sorsb0l in Die 9ebre
geben; Die 2ebrseit lit nui flint Sabre
feitaeiest. Damn erit bari Iie ibre
@eieGenpriiiline nbIegen. Der Ntini-
iter ioH oen gntihIuB ieiner Eodter
ourhous gebiaiet baben, So .ie0e
niisIide arbeit rereoeIno, RIBis.
gang absr 6emOraItiieren6 ipirfe-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-12-14
glpn Der 8hbfeite.

Das smsi Wionuts alts S0hnlsin Der
@eorss 3raft @hslsute uon 937 Witlon
SiraBs itarb ssitern Wtorssn uah iurs
Ssr 8ranfhstt unb nirb bsute I'm JiO. 5
5risobofe beiseisst.
Die Wtitslisoer bss ct. Warisn
Bunoee beihloiIen In elmer Wiontag
Abeno absehaltensn Seriammlun9, cine
othlstilhs abthsiluus 3u sriinosn uno
Vorbereitun9en ju oieiem Smsd mer'
ben nnnmebr getroffen.
Srou Charles 0srnsr pon SiiS Sr.
ping Gusnus barit ii4 lssts ISOLDE elm
SlutaeidB i'm Uein uno lag bemuBtIos
auf Dem Booeu. als cine Jiadbarsirau
,uidllis uoriprad,. 5rau Dernsr mar
mehrere Gage lang In einem fru9lihen
3uitano. benn iie prior iebr uisl Slut.
sbs iis dr3tlite Bebauoluns srlan9te,
befiuost iih aber nun wieoer normal.
Samss Greecon pon oieisr Seite, Der
uor siniser 3sii Die BOOlitube i'm SOtrl
Burfs bel Der Spruce StraBe Bride
bsraubte. puroe am Uionta9 uOn Rlh'
ter 9iemcomb elmer Rsformanitalt iiber'
mteien. @r oiente ihon einen 2ermln
in elner iolten ab. ba Der Burihe aber
nod ndt uOllidbris lit. 10 entihIOB lid
Der Hihier. ibm nod cine @ele9enbeit
,ur Uslisruns gu seben.
WtUltfe 8afell ylo. 268, Sitter pom
@oloenen aoler. ermdblte Donusritas
absno foIgsuos Bsamten fiir ben lau'
fsuoen 2ermin: 9iobIe @bisi. Charles
DOifmanu: YiBe Chief @eor9e 3eller !;
permit. SObn RpOsr; Sish Yrisit.
Bhiip Sleiu ieu. 5inan; Sstretdr.
,sIis Spredler; Shasmsiitsr. Ssranj
Suft Uialter OF Rscoros. 0enrp0tohr;
0eralo, &ouis Daubertbduisr; Eruites
fir ls Oiouate. Pbilip 8lein.
Sm Nlter pon GA Sabren 1T Disn.
itua Wtorsen in ibrer g8ohuuns an
l4illOw SiraBe israu Yster VOTE 9eiior
ben. Die in Dsutidlano seboren wurOe
uno felt ben lseten 36 Sabren auf Die
Ter Seite anidiiis mar. Die yeritors
bsns niro pon hem @atten uno snsi
G6htsru iibsrlebt. Die Bellssune fin
oct heuts Jiahmittas i'm Ounmore
isrieobof itatt. nab uorbsrieem Grauer
cisnit i'm Daus, ben Paltor B.a. yiorOt
eitsn Diro.
Der als Shanffellner In isines Brus
osrs 0irtbihdit on STo SBaibinstOn
ausnut anaeitellte Charles Ya3ar wurbe
tIiib am Diontas Wtorsen. nahoem sr
Den Blus sr6ffnet battle unb anitulttn
matte. auf,urdumen. uon sinem 9er
nit einem Reuoluer iiberrumpslt. Der
ole SSafe uuf ihn 3ielte uno Va,ur
,luans. Elm Gdihheu nit $50 nns,u.
lduoisen. Damn muhts iih Der Rdu
Der NIT sintm auBsn itsbsnosn 9tfdhr
ten uniihtbur. Nls Der mutbmaBlihs
RGubsr 1T ON Disnitae Nbsno Soispb
Plooiifi uon Glib Scranton perbaitst
nno sinssitedt wOrosn. Der iur 3sit Der
5hat in Der 9iabs berumluussrte.
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@anne Gountn.

SonssbaIr. = Paiior SS. 8. Sillsr
iesnsts om lssten DOnnsritas Norman
lSra,er uon bier uno Sr6ulsin Aoolphins
Ribter uon Safeuills aIs Elm @bspaar sin.
- Yin Steue bee uerit. Sobn Suhbnh
III am Wtontaa adtb. @. VI Wic9artD
ourh Ridtsr Searle gum Wtupor uon
0onesoale ernunnt noroen. - Als Sran
He9ina Ssller uou Der @herrg Rib9e
Selte iih am Samitas Utorsen nah
Der ct. Wtarieu Uiasbalsua Stride be.
gsben wollte, elitt lie auf oem Ssiten'
meg aus uRo brad einen Nrm.
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&tabtrath.

9Gibreno in Der uorlesten Staotraths'
Iisun9 Der Beriht zines Sbemiters oors
aeleat muroe, meIdsr in bstreff oss ds'
phaltpHaitsrs unsiiniti9 berihiete, waro
in Der Ysriammlun9 am 6reitag seraoe
oas entss9eneeisste brrihtet. osnn 9ohn
W. Sownro uon Oiem gOrf hattie eineu
Beriht sinssianot. Der oas bsnnsie
Wfaterial oils gut beisihnste uno III
osmielbsn sutes Trinioat aspbalt fano.
iowls aud. oub bic Wtliduus lant ben
YOrihrliteu III. Yeioe @bemifer unter'
iudtsu oas sleihe Wtaisriol. bas Don
DtulberIp StraBe senommen muroe.
Sine weliere oifi,ielle aualgie wlro in
Waihiugton semaht.
gDirtb le9te sinr SruinanS Dor, mel
DIE bs,medt. ba6 cine Strafe uOn niht
meuiger mie IS nod mehr nie s $ltO
iolheu Ssuten auierIeat weroe. Die uur
siu 0nnoluh fir ihre aussitsllIen lie
fern. 9iad, olsisr Sroinan, mus fir
isosn anseitslltSn Elm 0anotuh sellefsrt
wsrOsn. uno bic Sose lit, anllsdnne
ourh 9ranfbsitcn III uermcleen Sine
DON oemieIbsn sinsersihte SittlhuIt III
Iiir eln Strn6tnliht oil @eoar Ausnus
uuo Bsed StruBe. Selin bs,medt ourf)
uOraslsste RsiOlutionen. ooB Blame unr
Voran fl69e an9efertigt meroen Tiir olt
Eflaileruus uOn lSpOmins ausnue,
,mii6en Sunist uno Oelamare Strar
Ben, uno @lscirie Ctr, jpildsn Wion'
ls1 uno Sanoerlon Auenues.
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Spc;ialitdtcm.

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ih msin mohluiortirtes Naesr pOn
9ussln. 9etrodrste Birnen. SprinssIle,
Rfeifsrniiiie. Ruriisr Ffluiterltsins.
9iiirnber9sr Sebfuhen.
ulle SOrten hieiiss uno importirts
9iiilie, ,9radmanOsln. IeitsemaBs6rhdte,
oas fsinite Sudsrperf uno 9onOp.
@otbaer uuo Srunnidpsiser @sruslat.
nurit. ale Sorten 8die,
uno ,nbIrsits iOniiise Sahen ifir ben
Seihnahtsbaum uno bic Nelertass.
@omaro Siebeder,
$50 Sadapanna Aunue.
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