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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-21
JURY CANNOT AGREE
AND IS DISCHARGED

The jury in the case of the Ely
Investment company against Frank
II. Clark was discharged Monday
night by Judge Moran. after he was
thoroughly satisfied that they were
unable to reach an agreement. 1t is
understood that the jurors were even
ly divided in regard to the dispute Il
points involved in the litigation.
Having considered the case for
seven hours, the jury filed into the
court room at 1915 o'clock p. m,
and W. X. Jassoy, the foreman,
stated that they had been unable %
arrive at an amicable conclusion. and
that there were no prospects of reach
ing verdict.
As Judge Coleman was attorney
for the defendant, he is disqualified
from presiding at the trial of the
action. Judge Moran of Reno will
designate a date for the second trial
as soon as the opposing attorneys
can agree upon suitable time.
The suit has been on the doeke. in
the clerks Office for almost -four
years. the plaintiff seeking to recover
$3.50, which IT is alleged was paid
Clark for two horses. Clark does
not deny that he received the money
but asserts that he complied with
the agreement respecting the delivery
of the animals.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-21
NETOES
CLAIM FOR S3,2o6
BILL OF CHARTERED ACCOUNT
ANTS FOR EXAMINING COUNTY
BOOKS Is NOT APPROVED BY
MCKNIGHT.

Declaring that it was not a legal
charge against the county, Auditor
William Mcknight last Thursday We
toed the claim of Warwick, Mitchell
& Peate, amounting to 1926, for
auditing the books of the various OF
ficials. The board of county COM
missioners has not been in session
since the auditor expressed his dis
approval of the bill submitted by the
chartered accountats, and it is not
known definitely what course the
county fathers will take with respect
to the Indebtedness.
Shortly after the disappearance of
former Sheriff Butler, an audit of
the books of the county was suggest
ed by the grand jury. which would
cover a period of two and one half
years to July /, 1911. primarily for
the purpose of determining the exact
shortage of the missing official. Mr.
Secor of the firm of Warwick. Nit
chell & Peate estimated that the
complication of the task would not
involve an expense of more than
5000, but the claim is made that the
work proved greater than he had at
first anticipated
The board also entered into an
agreement with the auditors for the
outlining of a complete and proper
system for the keeping of county
records and accounts, which could
be put into force throughout the
state. They submitted system that
was worked out by the firm, for
which a charge of $500 was made.
District Attorney c. J. McFadden
asserts that the findings of the audi
tors are not reliable, and for this
reason states that he is unable TO
bring suit against the sureties on
Buffers bond for the payment of the
money which he had embezzled from
the county prior to his sudden de-
parture. He declares that he will
protest against the payment of their
claim.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-21

the ground, an engine of automo-
bile furnished the necessary power.
Through this crude method, values
aggregating $1,000 a ton, have boon
saved by Nuckols & Borchert. The
principal vein exists in the quartlte.
and Is eighteen inches in width.
Chunks of ore carrying fictitious val
ues in the yellow metal have been
taken from the claims. The plans
adopted by the company will open up
the Cocomongo district at greater
depth than has ever been attained.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-21

George M. Campbell arrived w IL
nesday night from his fathers ranch
in Steptoe Valley to attend a meet
ing of the Ely lodge of Masons, and
returned home the next day.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Hidlt nnocrs moalidJ.

~Na, S~alelbaler. pic 'd,allt ocltl
beller aus mit'm Sbit bel Gud,?"
-Shledt; i'm Sriibiabr nor ser
6roit, Damn Die Houp'n mo iett ian
D Snmmeririitler ou."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
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Ser SeishnIs.

Gin burd ieinen Gels befannter
Mamt cling nuh Der 9eenbigung oe5
8ottesbienItes 5um Iaitor:
rGbrrpiiroen. td) bobe aus Seric.
ben elm 8ploitiif itatt zines gtitel3
in Den aIinselbeltel geiporien."
,slb, oos lit ein beoallerlihes Ser.
ieben," crpioerte Scr Baitor, rober
ih periifcrc Sic. mir meroen c5
cbenio oanfbnr -antebmcn, OILS o6 Sic
eS abiidtli6 eetban batten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
SPLITTER Gbiterl

Witller GOttet!
@iiie Sic mos Sd icit? e Niro,
G Scl0 lem sd. c Sapierfeets .Mtcooel
hob Sd blidrut. III biiett5 iein Sd
Der groBte Scfeftip 100 cs 1ebt. 90
tam iif Der Wtiiter @oloo per-
Itcdele! Sd) erpedt, Of foGrs, oelt
Gdrnatt.SreiS IN Oen 9sobc(.Yreio
Tor Ofei @rdmerie I'M S6Ialtid,teit.
&h bob ndmlih gan5 aleenig pier
aroBe Gait6nloroererS gefilt, Oe9
NecBt, getillt hob Sd lie eegentlid)
nit, omluer pretti merit, apmer IN,
ltiball rob Sd lie gefGtiht, oeS heeBt
get1t'dIt bob SSdl bios eeitc, Die an.
mere brce, Die feige aerlS. ieiu lpca1e.
loaie. Nmuer mos ole Saltptiad)'
Is, Den 9ub0el 6en banne n,er mio.
Der gefriegt.
@ie gelueehnlid Is Die alti an Ser
gar5e @eid,ift Sdulb. 9ie bots
adgefange nit Der perilirtihtc tSreit
III IpDerglaube. 9lQ oie leste Gag
bot lie mir in ere Weino 9ehobt I'M
mir gereot mie WoroererS I'm Tobbe.
ries I'm SaltaufS I'm 9orglerie III,
SlGdmGhl. Gs is 10 melt gefimnre
INT lie bot ii6 10 arg getropnelt, oeb
Th ihnn INN nein Sbetos pllll
Sid)aat tort I'm oerheem gauge iein
toes beeBt, Wiiter e0iter, eS is hal6
eli geporbe, alprper Gnnibau bob Sd
Tor nein S'flod getreit).
& paar Gag 5eriid, mic Sd 6eert
timnre iein, IS ole Nlti p~obrboftig
nod mat gerpeie. SD bob lie nit
Der aQergroBte Soflidfeet I'm 8oleit.
neB I'M 2iebensporoi9feet geiroat:
o0u lieber Got, Mlti, mos medit
III oenn nod uff?" atpfuer lie bot
Wer gor fee antrport gegefpwe III, Do
bob Sd Mib a~lsge5ose I'm ieiu ms
9ett.
SD BEN s'rcS eiiflcie pcGe, 90
fangt Die alti miooer ga: cSSSubn,
Sd bob e terribel g(bnula, beint
gebt's ifrur 90rglerS I'M WorOerer&,
Sd fiebl es I'M 90 nero'S aadb 10
fimme." Sci bod nit 10 ountnt.
sllti." bob SD lie g~etroitet, ,neswege
'plle oenn Die Vtoroerers I'M Borg.
lerS g'rob 5u Inns fimnle, I'm aad)
nod g'rob mann Sd iflofe pia?"
Gie alti bot aDiper als INNER
nod weiter eebappelt, I'LL Sd ben mig
metter aeiogt pie eat,5 liebensnor.
Dig: oarieg Die &rauf," Ill DO lein
Sd) eingeidlcfe.
llfi emol, es lpero 10 9ege bier ltbr
gelpeIe lei 5pidt Mih bie glIti. III
reibt Mei Saar, oeb Sd uifgepeft
lein uno iogt: .Sobn Die Ioroer.
erS Ietn 90, ifur. SD bob lie &c.
bert. Mimm Gei HimpIluer."
.af) mos" bob Sd geiost, On
NIT Del eige gniht, Oh bolt bios G
0riebm gebobt. 8esrpege Ioae lie
nusgered,net g'rob bel Mtir eibref,e?"
glrpwer Sh hobs nod nit aeIoat &c.
bobt, 90 hor I'D, Meiniclbit nos an
Der Shiir. Wei er'tlte GioiG NOR,
gtidl llrtrer Ole Setfe 5li oerItedele.
alpper eS ipor Ihon Sc ipGt. Mer
FEN q fleeneS 2iht in inner Seos
rubin, lett Deb bie Nlti oen 9orgler.
&r1bS hat, I'M SD bob eeiehe, baS
Die Sbiir idnln 9anS life offe aing.
Sd hob nor nod idnten sc Der sllti
Ioge fomne: ,S6u ols oh gu
lflcfit neper Teino Widl Sd, tperb
ifiln allreit iei."
sd, iein SIM gett 'rdr,s for mad,
Sc lebe, olplucr 9'roo pie Sd Die
Shitr MI maf, firme Die Moroerers
rel I'm Sd, Itch biner Der offene Sbiir.
% ben Sic eruol Otei YreIens OF
Weinb Iebe 'oae. Wiitcr Glitter! ed,
lein NIT e Sifomp rams oorh sic
Sbiir I'M runner. SD tpont ;ucritt
Mei Sor aa5iebe, arprper ser NOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Tin SdlmGrmcr.

@rautisam unit ser @rallt Dercrl
Gripurniiie jlbIelO): .2ld, 10
mod)te ih nit Cir 6Gbleu bis IN ole
Glpiateit,,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Seiu olIt lit I'M HinN
limo lem Senl0 an ser Gem.
Ser 9lll5llQ bereltct jum SullS:
Iic sos. sic ilt Sd,rant hing,
Gr biigclt lie Tcln,
So nnht CT in Tomp mo i'm 8lallS.
&rtn God lit III Strllnlpi.
ilTtO Die 9in0e itrahlt hell
TN roth pic I'M ,%tlni Die Soun'.D
Gr jicbt nua iu Sriumlph
IN Den &i fist uurO id)neil
lll0 or rlit bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gen &dn0itlh pirft bier
Gr Dem tSeiuD hts @eiid,t;
Die Hettitiefcl mcrben geihmiert.
Nit qeihIoii'nem &iiir
&oIer @lttb CT baum fift
0tlt Dem big ittd", Den gerlle ct
iiihrt.
limo er grctft mad, Der Iltng.
Bur Grttiheioung mn aeht's,
@cnn'S Den Greluno olld. Den oiden,
bctrilht-
Gem iein Spit iii i'm Ring,
lluo e2 iol0en, oie iteta
Blind geiolgt, neil tic bltrn i'm
gelleht.
.aomm Stmmie. acmm. EARN!
aaomm. Niiioro! &omm. Snme!
- lit Belt MN, min 'dllagen mir
los.
.G5 geht, hilft YplO Snrrp".D
nllns Ofand,cr mi ScinL
.G5 fpldt Ser politiid,c Srpb.
Yaommt all. SIR N%eitrotica,
Bon Scro9 bis Maine
rSGS iiihr Glid) sum Sieg allc.
Ianlnttl -
ySSDr Sitter 0e5 @liif5
.aommt, i'd, meroc Gl,t iebn
ySSn Madlt mo geb Sebem ein Innt!
o0aruIn nlif nlein 6ehciB
.@S0hlt ous @ort. bas id idllf:
,,9tlm nit @ott mo Sanft Geit itlo
fiir midi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

frogtc i'm fiber Tiea ltl,b Scenes ait2,
id,lieBlidl nan0tc cr iib at icillcn
6reltn0 n,0 Ingtc:
Y&obll, Der arn1c acrI tnlit mir
allfrid)tig Ieth. >Nh CLAUDE inn icoca
@ort. Gas or inns cr5Ghlt I,at limo Idl
beOoilcrc thu bon adljcm Screen.
Dos iii Elm 6un, III Dem 6iilte orit-
gcnO uottnut . gtcb inn bod cillcn
hdlbCn Sulldr.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

y Seine glulpielung altf Sdrris
man.-Nnm. 3. Seters.
y - y
@riediidlc 3wcfbaftigfeit.
yllnlere Grtn5en baben IN Ger grs
nice ilno III Ser Mnrine. lopie iibcr'
haltpt IN ser Stantsperpaltlrno
nid)ts 5u ilidJen."
.@o5 iolcn lie ocltu tblnr?"
nRcif Deirathen 'oler lie"
- ~ -
3eitsemas.
2ebrer: .@oourf fonlten natiir.
lidJe 8ren5en gebiloet Deroen?"
Sd)iilerin: oSurd Soloaten!"
Seidt gcbulicn.
rGouaro, eS lit iett Regcl gerpor,
Den, oaB Der Sahn trdbt. nern Su
mad, Sauie fommit!"
SO it'd oas Sieb bod ob!"
- ~ -
Sm 3weiiel.
Yroieiior: .SmL. id, babe meinut
Sltt aIi. @oIlte i) nm, ~iortgeben
o0er bin iGl eben crit 9efpmn,en?"
Ecniipnirt
unit ser 3abl 80 am Salsbairo) miro
folgeu6er @ib: Cube: Sag, Zoe,
mat maditc mi eegentlif, rpcnll De
maj bot biit?"
Goo: .0em Ot it ibel ricd,en."
2ltoe, nud) elmer Tnuie. nod,oenf.
lid: rGoe. id ilopbe. Oh bit bot"
2aIien iuir MN ben @is cneIif
audi DOT iein!
3 ~ <
Sin Shlcmmer.
8atte (oer ieiner fSrall elm 8ofs
bud, gefalit bait: Gas iaa' id) Dir
aber. Ilte. menm mel @eburtStag lit.
ga fofen MO gleid bier Seitenl"
~ ~ -
Wabljcit,
Su Or. 81 oes Au5eiger$ an ser
Shleliid,E olener 8renSe iiuoet lid,
folgeuoes Sn'erat: ,Witnpoh bon
| llbr ab Sleiidr urb @uritperfaui.
-NeinSc. SootengrGber."
~ ~ -
Ter y@mffHitcn"
belppttelt folgenoc p3citung5iiil.
Den" 10:
Ter A~iirnberger .6eneralanSei.
ger" berid,tet iiber ben Sclbitmoro
zines StrGflingS: oSn cincm lulbc.
madlten alt9enbltd loitc CT ben Der,
BANJO bon ieinem Sub. BANJO iid) ocn.
ieIben llll ben sails. nubm einen g6.
loffel unb brehtc Iolouae. bis Der 5o0
etntrat. Ger Maln hattie eS be.
Qllcuner aebnbt, luenn ct 'ih gieid)
nit Den eiqenen Sebeu oic acblc SIT.
acoriidt hattie.
Sie ,NobenSnllcrnidc G~olfasia."
brtnat fol9enbe5 H,nicrot: .Erimn
@etticocrn. ciacner Hupi, hdt i'll per.
t0ufen Marie 81" -. SoG Gin
Wen'dl Nudrc lniicu FAINT liz inns be.
FAINT; Iollte SrGlllcln Maricd,cn aud)
tSebern laiiell tcnncn?
Ger oIahcr mo Siiblcr Sote"
hrinat Die Nahriht. nap Ser Sd)rei.
nermeilter Slip Ill ne,ut Mohotcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

nimncr 90, bcn ben lie idln uifgc.
podt gebobt nit bea elmer i'm
Ginning Rithm. Sn Der SOIL not {
oltc hoa III { Mod gcleqc 100 Der
Elombcr oogcioiic bot. Gle rob I'd
idrncl iiplpcr Met Bahamas uoQe
thon itn Ocnn iei1 ,Sd) mitolric 3llt
STINT Sihnllic gercl1nt. &d Rob ara
lang tolc I'M floppe miIiie bis ocB or
Wtidl 1cbcert bot: rAinm Id,nell.
mad) nil" hen ISSd) gctreiihe. .9tci
&ou3 Is poa Morocrera I'm SdNuarSe
N0uo I'M 10 2eit, finlm Quit runner
I'M mad, nil" @ie Sd, oreill nor,
not Dir Ser Sidlallic crld1t cn1ol {
ShnappS gegGuDe, olpUer c or6ent
lidc, Tor Nfei 9torpa.
,Nel, Sobn." mcclt CT, nGu
bDid)t BOD, e Hiwolmer, me&rpege
boidt I'll DEM nit Qcihoiic?"
nSid)dlli." bob Sd geioat. oSu
fcnuit Mid, bod. Nunn Sd erift
clnol aafollg, Do i6icB Sd N1e1 Sc
iumlle. Sd tb0t ol GnD all Sic
aerlo to6t id)ieBe, I'M oc5 tdut lidl
nit iiber'5 Ser5 briu9e. I'M % Go6
SSId ge0entt, cs Is 'd,tn beiier mcggc
laufC."
Tll Ser micn Seim not ser Sid,al
lie lei Elab geopent mi Sd lem ms
5i1ner3immer I'M iein Mi c Stubl
9eIoBe. bifobs oeB sd, c blBic ihdti
9ciiehlt hob, I'M nit mchr gut bob
itebc tonne. g8ie Sd g'roO { btBlc
9cjettelt geweie nor, tinunt c Sto.
mobiebI ndgefohre III it]toppt I'M G
Wtann fiulntt rel IN orocrt c @bi&.
fen. @te Sd emf al ser @dhr bob
itche iebe. bob I'd, Der Sid)alli sc nler
geplrnfc ltrto Rob EN- gcIogt: oS'dIdls
Ii, iet ben rtcr Die arimtuala, Der
Mdnn 90 bot Wiei Sorcout an."
ySdulr cnoif." mcerrt Ser Sid,ulli
noen &erl miiiie mer f0tid,c." @'roO
Is Scr Sallr M1id, SitGhf. mu oct
Sid,uQi lei 9uhrftepCr is. 3or Nrbcit
fimnle I'M ser Sit,olli hot enr 9eipqt,
CT IoQ 9an5 lcts aus Der S%ettcnthilr
rau5gebe, cS tbat g'roo Belt lei ipr
Den Ecrliesn1Gmner porbet sc 9ebe.
III er icllt EN- idpnell 'relhole. Ser
neil is ser Sidali an Die anuere
Sbiir geidlide I'M bot lie gcflobIt,
III oenm bot er nit Dem Morberer
getahtt I'M gctrlmte.
eS bot aad) gornit lnnBc genlinl.
ME, DO is Ger Saur Maid Sid,0ht
nit Dem EerliesmGn rcingefimme III
ser hot oenn 0en M6roerer Grrciteo.
Mei Bel, I'M Mtei SeiGnlonoS bot ct
aa0ebobt I'M Mei Silmer III, sic gllti
ihr Slfuellerie I'M Mei &GliuGbelS
iein I'M Stonlobil gepe'e-um "a.
bleoo6!
Sein St ies e Sirc. coer iein Sd)
fener, Iiiter Gpiter? &pcn Die
gnti bot es refoaneiIt mie I'd, heenr
fimme iein III ibr eeiogt bob: nHllti.
Sd bob Die Worber5 lui ocrt 9alje
&ubbel hob I'd, aad,."
Shine Dos 9tdmlide piiuldycr0
@tit 8i9orOs 9)ours
Soh q iii d1, GSd,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

N%ci1ulnib p%crltrtheilt miroc, neil or
lpl'Icnldlaftlld Die llmpabrheit Qc-
iagt Bate % ba rid)t mdndlem
8@clclrtcn itIpiit miro?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Sic Srei Guoen.

aapitdu Surru Smith. Der Die
Iufiid,t iiber 0ie Mem Dorfer Ioda
Oes SlnpO iiibrt, er5Gblt cine orplige
8eld)it)te bon einent ,Sltnaeu. ser
onrd) ieine Shlugiertigfcit cine
Steue an @nro etlleS Segelidiiies er.
belt. Gr melbete lid, bel Dem &opi.
tan mo bat i'm Inn Nnitellrug; ser
Surge gefiel Dem often Seeb1rcu
unb er iragte inn iiber ieine nuliti-
If)cn a%enntuiiie ans. Ser Surge &c,
itanb, oaB er gar feline oerartige
aenltniiie belize, bdB er lie lih aber
raid anei9ncn miiroe.
so? 90. Damn LAB NAL iehcn.
Sier iii cin Stiid Salr; ind, mir mol
raid Die brei Gnben oeaielbcn."
Ger Sltn9e uahm oa$ Soll ltuS
aci1te Dem &apitan Die g%epobnIid,Gll
beioen Glloen. oarn rpllte cr'a ;It.
lommel mo mari 6 iiber 9prb:
,llnO bier iii oda ulloere Gnoc
SbreS Sau'S."
ltnb ser Snngc crbieIt sic nod,ge-
Iud,te N~nitelluna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Spab nlnB audi iein. S
&ricf ocs SObn Hitid), Gsa.

Ter rcthe Sobn %beltobleu. - &ier
Glnbredcr i'm @alt&. - Sobn'a
8el'tesgegenluart uto 9cl0cn-
nlttD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Mcba6tliticrt.
y " Y
SdIrcdlidl.

81: Sic Namilic arrmm hat ia
f%ortludhreno NroSeiie nit ihren 9tud)-
barn. Die Sclltc limo wobl icbr ltreit.
iiihtig."
3: pa Oh. sic ihGoicl Iogor
MIR nl1i &rilfiiipIr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
~ ~
Gr %fcnnt'..

,3'ltadlIt firnmt Der @err SeStrfaumt
lltalllt
9llti Sienitreii' mad, @rpB1id)eibt
l(llb irugt II &iirgerlnouitcr Da
Pa bel Der @'lcg'nbcit,
% or net j'lueg'u I'd Tcl,crmchr
us fothige mOd)t toa;
Nerm III Iein'm aanScn Sienitbe5irf
@aur Dos % oanjig' @ntoo.
pHcd)t 9erlt," moaltt oa ocr Sort
portland.
.Saat / Wtitglieocr mcrb'n:
God m0dJt IL bait, Serr slnltntanr.
net
Mit ulle' Seut-per0crb'n."
(A. &otid).)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Gus Nnigcbpi.

Grnc llcug Sdllud,thrnlc Don benl
politiifcn &arbcn III ,Narper'2
Mcctlu".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
" ~ "
Scnfliidlc Had)c.

Pea. mie ban Gu Gid all Dem
@nusbeiiecr SdrtIic qcrGht?"
sd hab' sic Orcl GSrGltleill Mtoicr
I'M @oua nebcnalt uuiouit Alapicrs
ipielcn oclebrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Sas quite Sers.

Gr lit slnwalt ,rno hat cine groBe
Graris in @ollitreet; abcr er bat lid
tpeniger oaolird,, alS oilrd) Ieinen M
erb0rten Sei6 einen Nsameu gentod,t
-ipenn er'5 irgenowie permeioen
fam, giebt er nid,t einen Sent aus.
eines Cages, es mar bittertalt. ging
err nit einem 6reuroe nad) Ser lin.
reorganization; Elm alter, notboiiris
rig sefleibeter Wunn trat an ole 8cis
ben heran unb bar oemiitbig unt elm
Mlmoien. Ser Inpalt bortc aui.
merfiam 5u, oils Ser alte nit ;|ittris
ger Gimme ieir 2eio tlagte. Or
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-04-25

Model Standard Linotype.
ganhar factory and carries three
magazines containing Of three waterooed
it technically has
Universal two Universal and sliding
mold all cooled has three superposed magazines and aux
of 2 to AZ point and
length these together with other min
make changes
without leaving his and straight matter the
speed limited only by the ability of the operator
Within weeks the GRAPHIC has installed of these
that elapsed since the machine
adjustments that installing
machinery labor has settled down to
he Graphic
Linotype pagehead the main head sbhead
rule a product of the Model Number g.
addition plant will enable read
and still further advance its lead
Primarily the will contain nearly third
hand composition In
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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-04-25
CHARGED WITH
GRAVE CRIME
JUSTICE DIVILBLISS ARRESTED
SATURDAY ON COMPLAINT
OF HIS WIFE ROSA

Justice Divilbliss was arrested
Saturday evening by Officers Nolan
and Bemis on complaint sworn to
by his wife Rosa E. Divilbliss charg-
ng the defendant with assault on his
minor daughter Emma Divilbliss aged
ten years. On being brought before
Justice Aaen Saturday evening Divil
bliss was advised of his rights by the
court. and the case was continued
until Monday morning at ten o'clock
and at that time further continuance
was had until one o'clock, Divilbliss
having in the meantime spent Sum-
day in the county Jail.
In the hearing Monday afternoon
Divilbliss seemed scarcely to realize
the enormity of the crime with which
he was charged. Emma Divilbliss,
the ten year old girl testified as did
her mother and the defendant was
held by Justice Aaen to answer to the
District Court under bonds of $500.
The. family are West Virginians
and up until last year have resided
near Springbrook, where they proved
up claip. States Attorney Braate-
lien appeared for the state and Attor-
ney Aaron J. Bessie for the defendant
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-04-25
COMMISSIONER
HELLE RESIGNS
MEMBER OF COUNTY BOARD
TENDERS RESIGNATION TO
TAKE EFFECT AT ONCE.

To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners of Williams County,
North Dakota:
Gentlemen:
l, the undersigned, duly elected,
qualified and acting County Commits
sioner of the Third Commissioner
District in and for said County, here
by tender this my resignation Of the
said Office of County Commissioner of
said County, and ask that the same
be accepted to take effect forthwith.
hold the kindliest feeling toward
every member of said board, but in
Justice to myself I do not feel that !
have to longer continue to defend my
self against prosecuting lawsuits the
sole and only object Of which is to
blacken my character as we'll as yours
You may say you would not resign
under fire, but in answer will say
am now sixty-five years Of age,
have always tried to conduct myself
as Christian man should, and if that
character and reputation must be de-
Tended in court of justice in order to
be retained, and especially against
such q suit as has been brought
against us, then of course should not
resign under fire, but in parting l
will say that time will reveal the
political plot, as well as the plotting
politicians, behind this prosecuting
lawsuit, and time too will show the
great injustice done US all.
Yours very truly,
C. ]. Helle.
Dated April %, 1912.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1912-04-25
DIES. AMONG
STRANGERS
PITIFUL END OF ANNA Mcr AR
LAND COMES LAST THURS
DAY EVENING.

With the quiet burial Sunday ev.,-
ing in the Williston cemetery the
pitiful life story of Anna Mcfarland
age twenty, was brought to a close
and with her dying statements, as
base a story of betrayal was given
to the world as ever originated in the
feavered mind of some melodramatic
novelist.
Anna Mcfarland came to this city
about March and registered at the
Columbia Hotel under the name Of
Mrs. George A. Robertson, taking the
name of the man, whom in her dying
statements she charged with being the
father of her then unborn child. After
staying at the Columbia for a few
days she went to the Williston Hotel
and from there to the home of Mrs.
Susie McGowen, colored, on Second
Avenue East, coming there about four
weeks ago. It is presumed that the
young woman met Robertson at Ray
as she was at that place for few
days, returning to the McGowen
place after being there. A week ago
Sunday the child, boy was born and
few days before she had made her
last appeal to Robertson for money
addressing the letter to Bismarck,
whence it was returned by the post
Office to this city, being unclaimed.
Last Thursday evening the girl died,
alone among strangers. Friday her
mother, Mrs. Mela Mcfarland, Of
Cando, the girls home, arrived and,
until the telephone message came
telling of the girls death, knew moth
ing of her daughters condition. The
little one is being cared for by charit-
able persons in the city and will prob
ably be sent to the foundlings home
at Fargo.