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The aan'a Nsra extension 81 ibt
sHn Benlio infrfarbsH sill De- start
"a Al onca Aa0 coiapisiea b laaasrs
tat
The Commercial elab % H0rhpon
has taken charge ~ ne construction
~ an automobile drive whish sill rut
sl0sF Heaflsh hsF ana Aranaas bag 70
Kline Mile roini thsnfs aeroes GO.
PIANO bay. ape back along shell fonas
70 hoekloft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

AUSTIN T,sss. per 20 Wlta ibr
comins 10 ~ ne Electra on flela.
wi,hils has nov production o.
aboa' 10000 harrois ast. the oli
sltnntion in Texas has puiefed unoa
q nrv phanv ~ yies ~ ne fafl fnef
Trsbs fesohad l,s maslmum pfodno-
lion ln 1895 aiih as iaa. fsf harrrif
sad that nnse that iime ibe oaium
has decreased 20 saa goa in 1919
itr briuElas ~ ~ +. as- tirld of
considerable. promius 81 sn event or
nnuauai Interest
siats ifff iuciudlnE 1870 irs
total pfeauoiior 1i petroleum. IN Tes
a. has been ~ fteJti barrels 0f
~ Failaaf Cpnsidsring the tofai
production ~ ihe difiefeDi 90 pro.
tur.ns states. IsfAa ankcd rl-h 30
the foil0WinE order
renngyifania. land Nsa Yarll
Ohio California West Nifflula. Ot.
ishoma TEXAS. WfW
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no cotton cop

IihllDfslitfalH Special
WAsntN01nt y 81 nes tt
TIE o. raher econ i,elouel ID uei
nY thH edvrai afll uilnrsl depari
msnt places ~, fsfl coiion sn,p in
continental United states q, ifsst
goo hales afainst ID t0f slf in
efe. an increas. ~ gTo.fst bale.
fne reNas fl,id iaf feil VAS fste-
NON baloH asainsi a,ntRfNa hairs ia
iFlo naiisE an in,fshse - 1880.
hsl halea Tiie atefare weld poe aefe
n Feaas ln 1870 artoriinR i0 the
Crop Nsrortsf ass $50 st prf acre
'hr taiue of fhs fail yirid urf mere
annHt ~ enarto bel deiorminea uu.
in lho eror q soia snd ths hnmhsr
0f acres harvested announced hHt
hsaed on che present ouiiock BE- ein
approximate tlA pof asr"
Acoorilnr io the nrufea supplied
tf oar aFrioulfufai department ths
rcsas cotton farmer 81 losinr ahouf
q. go per acre compared slfh iaI
yea
rouop prices eopsllieif mog.-
maRial problem for as al
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sserIaasporx

AnNEl,fiskkS--1ns TreAt state 81
Ncrth Dakota olisrs pni.nited og
rofiaritiss Cor huahrss to classified
sttsr,isefs IKE secoxuifea advsr.
utiag metiam is "a. Farro nsi,
aut suntss cogier-NN~s the ,aly
fs,sn dsy paper 70 she State and the
paper Which carries ne largest
amenui o. classified atsefilsink fAe
coarigfN News covers Nofsh uaksA
like a tiansct toAthiar al parts n
The state thv a1y of plbilcaiion. u
- ttc paper 90 use In order 20 set
rcsplusi rates one ceai pm word
first inscriiot oushaH csut pr
~ord succcedtat Insertion. nfS
cents pr iine w. month AdArc..
The Courier. Nc~s fsfGe. \ u
asa
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RAILROAD TIM fAni.k.
resss. Ne,,caa o. a.


Leave fof Laredo fs q "a.
ATfiFes from lafrio. q 40 lt IN,
"a g., IS a "a. A. o.
Afsits tr0n mo nnrih 40
a.. snd ai2t .. IN from to- south
iffnt q. m and fditg y a.
i.ras. For ,he north. 5000 m.
and TO- s.. m TOE thu anutiU
t'2o - m and 90 10
y. A. n a. y. a. w.
Leaves for San Aniouio waco and
Houston fa0 a. m
i.sstcs fof san Antonio. is 40
.p 40
Leaves fof aan Antonio. Waco aud
sou',on 90 D m
Arrives from Ban Aniouio. Waco and
Houston 60 3 m
Arrives ffvm asn Auionio. siio
o 81.
Arrives from san Aatonl0. Waco Aue
iiogsinn. sfso y. m
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
Nav r.m,amen, .,aa.an.

fihli'f Herald Special
fWEkfWkTth fef Dcr se
radef Authority ~ ~ enactment ~
ths thlflf-second Legislature the
commissioners court % NOLAN cpun
- haf ipal appropriated nsn hundred
dollars fof the purpose - establish
lnF an experiment. station in ihis
rounfy This amaaa' siii o. Supple.
meHisa by al equal SUN from me
Nuiird states dsparinle sc akfieai.
lufo
Greet Interest has teen shown 10
frcurlnr this experiment station snd
% sss fhfeaBh the cooperation ~
number ~ Nolan oouAff iafinefs anf
the sHesi 4aief oommefeiri siuh ihHf
fha appropriation ssH obtained
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
r,N,sI>m >rm,, >orrs.

Tho reeos Commercial ,iuh has
movement under eay to selare 81
railroad foui thnt SO o. Yrutn ~
n The pfopoaee iue SEA be if9
miles o. ieurih ard ~ill have iis rsn
ersi oelecs fovna house anl ma
eiine shops ln psem
rho sar depArimoot hns trmrof
ariY removed ihe .frGaN0n nWfie-
tions upon the eaies of iho Ro
llaude
% nernmau. VI 900 Tatrs
SLATER doreumonf ~ agriculture OF
plaunine 20 establish drmanaira
iiou nrm 81 Hailaaf'ils
900 January Iah iala pr,au,ts
Sos and d lneiudiup ihs clfY of
Pesos plli vote on 500 GOO rood
roadt honl lsaUe Reefes oounl haa
arganized Good noada Association
The uAlatoms roros odi co has
shipped machinfri fo tbe peoos ro
sab oh mold sud pll oemmeno. 3D..
clopmeni Wort sithin fea daya
Wilson county VIII soi. on csc oee.
bond issue for purehss, Of thr two.
complete rosd-bnndius machipes fof
building foaas Including serspcrs
eic
Survey hAs been usdo ior me "a.
tension o. ih, nroenvood North snf
South aRiiroad from MAJ To- Rltlng
sfsr
Tho riuFa Traction Company 81
herman COMPOSED 81 bnslne,s men
70 rioFs shefa.-u ans NeKiuaey
all build l.ne from Tloga ~ Ne
hiunrY
iAm"Hions coHutr preciaci So 81
ulil vote on bond Issue fof road ln
pfpfemauis. 1eromher iath
vlctoia contemplate tseo 600
bond issue for road Improvement ln
fhs 1ooiii re- the eiii
a vegetable pacsipg house slii he
established 81 Hariingeu and readt
Tor operation hY January ia
Copiraei has been lsi ior fhr build.
ing ri branch plant % Armour a
Go ~ stamford
last eerk hfreiord shipped oai ib.
first carload 81 sugar sesls raised lu
Texas
pifefi9r ionnEbioed of fbe stats
Department of agriculture hks rereui-
D heated d neu denomination farm
near NaooFdoehea
An experiment station wiil be- -.
iahiisted ir Soian county
The nurns' county iussonerr
ooar mti eeet appropriated sum
for ne pnrsos. Of sstabhshinE a
demonstration farm
AZ ar election receutiy heia 20 Ma
iasofda eonniy. % vas ossruheina-
iusiy voted 10 i,sgs honda FOR she
purpose % fet lnlminr large TRACT Of.
land beie-ep %. TrespAlaeloa and
rnrancahps rivers
"a ssiie county farmers ar Plsn'
uing an IRRIGATION system thar riilI
water 10000 srfes
The business and professional men
u i.aredo have orEAaixe1 La'iu-
American clnk The purpose b 20
promote business rflafiona hriwesr
the rnhea States aud Ne1ieo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
H. z. BROWNING
210 CHAPARRAL


NlU nARGAlN 81 acres Asfofs
i4snrisUA ssfee, frum y v NoAkum
gfcpeIt, ots haii mAe unst 81
huel huiidlhx N.aKNliie. fg 3ooi
investigate auiss
soc hfrss IA milrs wfsl ffe,n
knrs,ilia, wlios ilum Nlwfdo. 40
nlies uom ifsnout rrlaHtis pr
scse M AZ NnEtrs. kinaasiis fss
l1al tisF
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

FOR sAl6 A tsAutlfui home 90
ani street. Hpuih niufi emo bloch
from ths hay. and lhfee bi,.sss fFoW
osf line sis roems. hsfh. eieclfie
iiFhls. eity Aatsf. sar4s hAsns
1overs and trmts rfles s. 500 zee
r,rms tl7saeo. cash sssumptisn
oi tiaee 90 ia ouissandins a. a."
ne,es pa,sole IN D, 3 And Scaw.
ausf Fets ~ lsio ans ttse.oe
~ a. psyahl, fcAss. pa cent
o. real esisiv arenis Phone o~ner
saS Iiatf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

foN sAlN NJ tao placr. enc On
Chapaffai aieri lpos ana iufnlinre.
snd ane on south nlall. te. vafAnfa
Iva - npih alaees on gAf uas wiz
soo on iimg so trade iof uonsien
rfopvriy aiso 3 feod aaiemosll,. on
time ~ cash fDo1 papeF Nsn ~
Fhehs sts rosteF,s i.s ESQ r.
sconcia fis1ti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
r,rs,u,>o


WANT ru esttAnge ranch So ht,
Thousand acres. aN aNdtf frutt eiih
diffefeai Partitions co., horcs ana
cattle A suod huHse plenu ~ 0aiei
io iati tho ishf fouud. Nooi barn
Fs sgtes ln enlil,ailon. ihs talsHry
III rooA Tfase and d. een eie.t td
With hofhoa ana cattle Httonii aSq
Beg cont oi ihe entire tract would ne
iiilahle
Ihh pfpprfH lF Situated ie miics
sa.i az aicira tianra Texas WoHla
s0hanrt fof isna hrfshrrr hetnrfn
san kniouio ana Corpus CHRISTI huf
pnua prefer nropofif nesf cofpus
ChrIui AdAfrts leth eco, e1e nr
WIN Torf. CORPUS christi, reAaa
1850 a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

a cafioad ~ snap beams rss ship
ped gsom WhsrtoR station isg week
20 eastern markets
United States ARM englneers have
recommended 81 apprcprisiinr N 81,
17e.e1e Tor Tsku HaisrwasS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

REMEMBER stevens ifs6s Co labor
hnirau man. " yoa want labofers %
ass kind or n yoa want ~Otk n
Yoa haNe aus hides 10 sell g. ~ We
huY al sinds % skins stevens iliis
go. leaN Leopard 81 lIt 90
ufslhAhlF PROPERTIES iu ans
.iais oi iho union canada ans Mcs
.Do. exceptional facilities fai hand
llng properties listed vita Tho Ma.
uonai Co.upsfaiNo Rsalp ca head
aHarie.s washinston D. a. ~ a.
nfvrr aKrat $40 Chaparrai rife'f
D. 70 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

WANTED Renter ioi psrl ns an 81
ttV acre sesian tsgm b,sr Corpas
lhusr wii~ Ja Wn H~ncrmanr
pdsm fosas tg1s a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

isNnoR AOENrl fof an bints al
h,lps can a. pif Leopard street y
q nos aat 1aA imo
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

Fub NAiE VIII b. sold 90 sailsl,
ladsmenf ese sgrrs "a iand ADJUST
twelve mlles from fVfkhafi CAD.
urll coann fshAs Wiu UNlf tako
Ahoui ti>pn re "a satisfy Judgment
and cofl Nv p,f eors das stale
eehrci innd. Ions time igV TAts ~
mteres sein, one ls eoinf SO hul a
farrain fof particulars write ei tcs
n e finair, Portland. Texas
leffti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

uN HAiI 5000 rifeoa i6 foot
mInnaf tft o. taken at once iu-
qulrt lii s. ChaDaifai or phono sgs
lt4t tfNf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

NOW b ihe time 10 have shat rsen.
ma 4'psiame hlade ts,f flfa clAsi
ana NJ "a dAie decssmAtlns .An al
SOP n.ld.h .lses, ~ lho Nraihraet
se''ss- tgstat
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

No haprns ~ ilshinr plll b. allow.
"a 10 aay " my Nueces on Da,al
ooualy paaasrs
MIRA MARY. , I.uny
ts.i.tf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

f'oR nENT ~ snupls xhhnos
children. taFtished, modern t-fu4n
COTTAGE VITA hath. tlese In VIII ~,
serve one snom and wknt pfltnA II
~ Board fef fvo call VI flA starr
S.. ~ phone sea 1919 III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

FOn RENT AFTER fsct it t.foom
c0llesr On South ninff water fFsal.
one hinrt from street en-. rrAe0n.
able, rert 70 reiiahle parties ArriY
Horne Apartments a. n
FOR ReNr ,reoni house stsh sls
terra AMI gils pNirf elytffsr llfhfh in
rear ~ my rss'dease ; n rhomp.
acn tgigtt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27
non nNr

FOR Nthl lpo0 nre hail on
Chapsrrai street looaie6 n business
tfntcr Fes fauher Information oAH
ai Fisher nr1s nrgr stor, Hktf
Fuh hlNI nHs'no.s quarters co
l's Mesquite sf Apln a. plato
l2g or
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

roR lNNFpiATE sAir Pawn and
ssfdrr uacir apr.ng from to t0 $50.
arrca rfia reasonable Tsrms io
anil purchaser niuu Ctl Nrats rD
lgfsft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-27

FoA QtiCN eAtf 80 aeref ~ im.
proved lard tvo nliles south of ihr
lnlon &, poi sk thief iVnrc. ans ln
cultivation Mo- he sold 81 reason
ali. pficc AVID terms 20 aalt ihf pVf.
rnasef Aish IN atret af imrfo,od
Und 90 ardcf fencs ana in suiilfa.
tion feo miles south uf Union a..
roi at haffaln Terms ono ihiri
cash remainder of paiiasnis io sen
thr pufrhaHef with Interest at q
per cent niun cos Really 80
A. itfi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24
ART|CULOS De FAMA

SIN duda alguna 10 son en- todo el
mundo los que fabrican The Carter S
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, E. U.
de America, contandose en- primera Il
nea ell Flu1do de escribir de Carter, qW
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- ell mer-
ado, por sus condiciores de f1rneza, CO.
lor, durabilidad y envase.
Ell uso de La Tinta de Carter sc ha ge-
neralizado de tai manera que en- la ac-
tualidad es casi la 1nica que sc emplea
en- el comercio en- Las ofcinas
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

nercaderfa tod eos vndidos
vountarias disposition
d a Autordad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24
Ago en- broma

He aqul un pequefo proyecto para
la reforma del Diccionario, presentado
por ell escritor festive, Juan Perez Zt1-
iliga
Como debe llamarse al que reparte
esquelas? Esqueleto.
iY al cosechero de brevas? Breviario.
~ al que Sc escapa? Escaparate
~ al que vende natas? Natalicio.
" al que hace presas para rios? Pa
raguas
y al que tiene hipo? Hipoteca
iY a la que confecciona batas? Ba-
t,lta
5Y q los que todo 10 soportan? So
portales.
" al perito que es beato? Peritonio
" q los que tienen muchos humos :?
Humanos.
" los que venden peones? Peonia.
~ la mia que choca? Choquezuela
5Y los que rinen? Rinones
~ al que dicta un bando? Bandu-
llo
5Y al hombre que barre? Barreno.
~ la monja que meten La carceI? I?
Sorpresa.
" al que come pasas? Pasante.
" al que hace una travesia? Ira
vesafo.
~ al que esta de broma? Bromu-
TO.
" a los animales que topaz? Topa-
clos.
~ q la mujer afcionada las giras
Girafas
~ a la que vende palmas? Palma
torias
" la que procede de La inclusa
Inclusive
Y al que quiere teta? TetanO.
" al que no tiene plata? Platano
~ las cartas sin abrir? Sohre-
estantes.
5Y por que sobre-estantes? ?-pregun-
t6 al reformadOr ilustre
-Porque estan en- sobres-ne contes-
to.
$500. :
Y despu6s de repasar
La cuartilla de Gaspar,
de disparates cubierta,
quede con la boca alberta.
xoo 10 h. x,1xol4o ooumnw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-24

En- Deparamento especial del pso alto deposita mob
deicado tomandoo entregandoo domiclio carros
taia considerable para personals que auenen
puesta con sus muebes oorriendo riesgos.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
YOU Can GALL UP The lone
STAR and GET ANY
kind Of Wine

C. Arobio of the Lone Star sal
oon this week received large
shipment of wines from the Cali
fornia Wine Association for which
he is the exclusive agent for this
section. The shipment comprize6
some of tic hest wines put up by
t1is well known film. There was
old mild port wine, sweet muscatel,
zinfandel and toher brands of sweet
and sour wines.
Mr.. Arobio is now carrying a
stock of wine that is more complete
than can be found in any other Ne
vada town the size of Lovelock. He
caters to family trade, and telephone
orders are promptly filled. You can
call up the Lone Star saloon and
order any kind of wine that your
fancy might dictate
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
CRA WILEY VS.. THE s. p.
SETTLED OUT OF COURT

Several weeks ago, the Tribune
published an article of news regard
ing suit for damages that had beei
filed against the Southern Pacific
Company by j.. A. Crawley, for be-
ing thrown off train, while ELL
route from Lovelock to Humboldt
1t will be matter of interest to
the readers of this paper knowt
that this case has just been settled
to the satisfaction of the plaintiff
and attorney Last Friday special
adjuster for the Southern Pacific
Company visited town and paid over
a considerable sum of money, for
which it was agreed by the plaintiff,
that he would forever relinquish any
claim against the company for dam
ages in the matter.
Several weeks ago as will be
remembered by readers of this pa
per, J, A. Crawley, who has been
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
LIVERY STABLE men NOW
ESTABLISHED in new
LOCATION

Messrs. Estes & Haley, of the
Lovelock Livery stables are now
well established in their new build
inGs, next door to John DeKinders g
blacksmith shop. Here they have
an entirely new and commodious sta
bic building and corrals to accom-
modate transient stock.
This new iocaticn is handy to the
ranchers coming in from the valley
and 10 ira, e'orls to and from the
Seven Troughs 6'sti.ct and will, no
doubt be favored with continual
tion of the liberal patronage given
them in their former location. The
same plan of careful end courteous
treatment will be accorded to all,
as las been their custom in the old
location. Circulars, announcing the
new location have been sent out this
week.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09

engaged in mining in properties out
from Humboldt House was put off
the train while making trip from
Lovelock to Humboldt House, and
alleged that he was put off in an un
lawful manner and forthwith he i'm
mediately brought suit against the
company, through r.. MHardy, the
well known attorney of Lovelock.,
j. A, Crawley, the plaintiff in the
case said to a Tribune reporter;
"Yes we have compromised the
case | knew all the time that |
had a good scase against the COM
pany and | feel especially grateful
to Attorney Il. NJ Hardy who had
charge of the case He took care
of the case in a thorough manner
and the adjustment that has been
reached has been satisfactory to us
both.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
FIRST ARRESTS IN THIS
COUNTY FOR GAMBLING
MADE IN LOVELOCK
Preliminary Testimony Of the Case Which, i
is Said will be Tested in the High Courts

and 1t commenced the break of day
Wilson woke me up and asked me IL
had any money. l told him no
and he gave me a dollar and l then
went down town. There was nobody
there when l left except Wilson.
When l said we were playing poker
l mean that it was stud horse
poker When | came. away, l then
went to Dr. West and told him that
l was drugged. The game was play
ed with cards. / came to town be-
tween seven and eight o'clock that
night. We drove in, and when
first got to town, l went at once
to Pitts bank, and got $28.50 there.
Then l ent to Steve's place. l think
as there an hour. l passed back
and forth between Henrikson"s and
Steve's place When l left Henrik
sons saloon, had between SIS and
$25 on mel went to this house with
this defendant Morrison. No one
was with us at the time. When we
got to the house we found Wilson
there We commenced to play for
chips. l bought $500 worth of
chips and got 20 chips. After that
/ bought 20 more and after that
| do not remember. l had no quar-
rel or trouble that night, not even
hard words.
Constable Wolf then testified:
"Well it came to my knowledge yes
terday that these people had been
running a stud game, and | went
and arrested them. A bout ten days
ago Wilson came to me and wanted
TO know about opening up a poker
game. 1t was their intention to OPP
en up stud game, and they wanted
me to protect it. l told him | was
not doing business that way, and
that | would arrest the first man
| caught gambling. The knowledge
came to me through the man who
was in the gameGeer made the COM
plaint. No one else gave me any
information about this game on the
4th. of March.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
IKE ERICKSON Meets
WITH ACCIDENT IN
THE VALLEY

Last Sunday, Ike Erickson, fore
man on the Pitt ranch in the upper
valley, while handling a colt, that
he was breaking, met with an acci-
dent that broke two ribs and other
wise severly injured him about the
chest and head.
Fri, kson had returned from town
Sunday afternoon with couple of
friends and showed them the colt,
that he had tied up in the corral at
the end of a long rope. In spir
it of fun, he jumped on the back
Of the untamed animal, and it i'm
mediately began to buck and plunge
and made n break to get away. 1t
came up against the rope, and tum-
bled over in "a sommersault, with
the rider underneath. Johnson was
knocked unconscious by the fall, and
received the injuries above stated.
DIR. Russell, was hurridly summon
ed from town, and set the broken
bones. 1t was feared for a while
that there were internal injuries tina
might cause the death of the unfor-
tunate man, but as no serious com
plications have arizen and the pa
tient is recovering satisfactorily, it
is expected that, his complete re-
covery is only matter of few
weeks.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
The State of Nevada. Plaintiff,
VS..
Frank Morrison and w. C. Wilson,
Defendants

Francis NJ Geer, being first duly
sworn, on the part of the State, de-
poses and says:
My name is Francis M. Geer, l am
65 years of age, and work on the
Pitt ranch, in Lovelock, Humboldt,
County, Nevada. / was in the
Ranch saloon on Saturday night, Mr.
Henrikson told me that there would
pe a poker game later on, and later
on Happy -, indicating Morrison,
and myself went up to the house
Wilson was there: and we went tC
playing poker about as soon as we
got there. l took some drinks.
drank three different times. l dc
not know how long we played be-
fore l went broke. Mr.. Henrikson
another man with him. That was
about the time that l went broke,
and wanted to borrow $40, and he
would not let me have it, l asked
all the boys. Henrikson told me
to lay down on the bed awhile and
he would let me have the money
laid down awhile and HenriksOn
gave me drink. l was in bad sha'
by this time l am certain that
by this tome. l am certain that
l was doped. ! was lying on the be
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1911-03-09
WELKIN WILLRING
in 7 7R0UGHS
CANYON


'sAll the Trails will lead to MAJ
una or the night of March 17th.,
III l, the occasion beong the Second
annual Fall OF the Irish-American
club of the Sven Troughs district
Special music has been secured and
attractive souvenir programs will be
distributed on grand march which
will form promptly at 8 o'clock. A
"Cead Mile Failthe is extended to
all.
Thus reads the advertising for the
Grand st. Patrick's Day Ball to be
given at Mazuma. For weeks prep
arations for the ball have been 60
ing on, and it begins to appear that
the wellkin will ring in famous Sew
eli Troughs canyon, as 1t never rang
before, and the anniversary of old
Ireland's patron saint will be fitting
ly cOmmemorated in the Seven Trou
CHS District.
The Souvenir programms are a
work of art. The front of the pro-
gram contains representation of
the flag of Ireland and Old Glory Ell
twined, and over them spreads the
American Eagle. The program is
done in coiors.
A fly folder on the inside of the
program covers contains the list of
dances for the evening. Underlin-
ing each dance is the tune that will
be played, and to gaze over the list
makes ones mouth water to be on
hand and take in the dance. There
are the Irish tunes that will live as
long as the world exists and when it
comes to dance music, no better mus
The back of the program contains
the names of the men on the var
ious committees of arrangement for
the dance. F. e. McCafferty is the
Master of Ceremonies, while the
committees on arrangements and re-
ception, contain the names of 20
or more, among them being num-
ber of Lovelock men.
Arrangements are being made fol
quite a number from Lovelock to at
tend. The problem of getting out
to the dance is bothering some, and
it has been suggested, that if the
automobiles can not accommodate all
who desire to attend that a large
six horse rig be secured.
Admission is $1.50 for the gentle
men, ladies free. Among the Irish
attractions, will be the highland
fling, and in attendance will be an
irish piper. 1t will be big time,
and that is evident