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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
Rows THlsy

We offer one Hundred nol,-
ward for any case OF Catarrh ,h..
no, DO cured Nv Han, Cit,rrh q
=. j. cheney & 90 Tol.5, .
We, The unders.gn.i Cav. M
}. Ch'nsy FOR the last Is ys.rs ana
Iieve him psrt-c'lv hororab.e,,,r.N
zee. trtnsscUobs anI faanc,al, =,
% carr! out arl Oh ga'on, ma. :
Eis fTm
NATIONAL BANh OF cOvNrp,,
roisla n 7
Halle Iatarrt CG-el. rsssp .,,
ns,'y. sct.ng directly upon the .y.,.-
Testimonials sent free p-.ce :; ..,,
per bottle. Sold by a.l D-usei.n
Take HAil's Family Pills for cosr
patton.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
FORECLOSURE SALE

Notce j. hereby given that under and by yi,,,,
G. q hnsl decree Of foreclosure and sale issued a,
q the Circuit Court d Madison County Forot
wherein v, n. Burnett in his own right. and as q.
mnistrator Of the est tate Of }. Pope Smith Is o-.
plainsnt and J L, Gramlne is defendant Vi
expose and offer ior sale, in front Of the Court ho,
door in Madison, Florida, on the 4th day Of Niarcf
4, b. 1872, during the legal hours Of sale On a.
day 70 the highest and best bidder for cash. theid
lowing described land situate in Madison count
Florida, and more particularly described as ioloss
towit South half Of North East quarter Of setr
Fifteen u5), Township Two t2), North Range le-
n0) East Purchaser 10 pay for title
X. ". WHusELL, Special Msstti.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23

---....s SOD - snS ~ - are hct
awe. 'e~ hsr .olts Won't hurt ut.
ut, -. : no horses are n any cor
ditior e. -fvlts
As'tE. glsr'. tod the story n.
bach mar, vas hrC~siur hy n. roso
sio. HTpG-tU's 'i's u. ~ors. -
The suo,t L'tUugt ain 10. g.
blooa f-fE.s slowly cow ter fam
Eut its ~ cal tao uC; beer e g.
tu1Att al, ~ t.GC lrCsf. t,,r1
c.s6 n a. IA CO, G: ~ E6r-Cs -rs,
ELtEs, gbg., a. a.. u,jot ..s -
~, mo.-t'..'
We. vIfi =, 'ibt. NJ. portt
the tLy 'Li' ,u.i nv sc NJ HI. an
ga g.. - isl rtsmL.N CrIN ~
d 'CLL 81 an - CT s,rrN
s.'ts!
h.F-.'s - At mime. tcu,,,-
N.-, va abt a. 80 .ii4s IlbI 20
I've, '.' 80 C. fLs muLI',C
sgaI As 'r.upLp AJung mhL'Lay
ttt.Cs ~. T.. NJ - = set foriI oh,.
NOE o. 'h'.t 'Drt,t iCVaTL ne re
CIVr
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
DR.. Miles Nervine

n just what it is represented 10 be,
4 medicine compounded especially
tor nervous diseases, such as frs,
spssms, St. Vitus' dance. convul-
sons and epilepsy. These diseases
frequently lead TO insanity or cause
weak minds. DR.. Miles Nevine
las proven most effective in re.iev-
ING these dreaded n1sisdjes.
Seie ty oil crueeists. ttre t,.t ect,ls
ss's &c Benefit seur mercy e tstvnec.
klLEs MEDICAL c., E.snsr1. Ind.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
Madison Drug Co.
MOTTO E Olt MASTERS SALE
For Sale by

Notice Is hereby given that under ana cy
virtue N decree OF foreclosure made and e.
tered by the Circuit Court Bird judicial Circuit
10 ana for Madison county Florida, on the sta
Gay of January Nd, 1919, In certain cause
therem pending wherein Bank or Greenvile
was complainant and w. b. jenkins was de-
iendant, the undersigned, as Special Master
appointed by said decree, win on Monday the
an, day OF March 4 D, 1912, the same beh5
q legal sale day, during legal hours OF sale,
he mont door or the court house In Madson'
Madison county, Florida, ofrer for sale 20 be
l!ghest and best bidder for cash the following
described property, to wit
one gray mare mule about seven year o1'
uue gray h Jrse mule about seven years ol1i
TWO bay NOISE mules about seven year, oc'
one bay horse mue about ten years oIi
one bay horse mule about ten years old named
Logan; one gray mare mule about ten year
90 named QUEEN; one bay mare mule about
ten years old named Della; four log carts 10
gether with all chains and harness ard NJ
lures; two 4-horse wagons with all harness ano
fixtures; one number two Prick saw mill; Que
s5-horse power Vim engine; one 75-horse power
return tubular boiler; One Tower Edger; black
smith shop and all tools and Instruments; al
snaftings, pulleys, belts and everything per
tanning 70 the saw mill plant OF the said W u
jenkins 10 Madison County, Florida,
j. w. McKINNON, ~
special Master
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
"Dr. Miles Nevine
Completely Cured
Our Little Boy of
Fits."

A family can SUITE, nc s,essss
s@ietisn than to hsve Q shlio sub
ject to Aw or epilepsy. May q
father o. mother would give their
oil 10 Iestere such . child to health.
am heartily glad 70 tell you Of
cur little boy whe was conplrtely
cured OF FITS. He commenced hsg.
INF them at re ysast Of age and bsd
them ter fow Year,. ] tried three
soctert and one specialist but a. al
tbem ssld be eoulo not st cured.
tut Dr, Miles Restorative NeYvlne
sAo d.. Miles Nerve hnd Liver Pills
made a complete cure. He IL now
hale, hearty and cav il bat been
Three year since he hsd,bt ssttrtI.
shall give Dr. NJlep' rpeditipes
parse wherever ] &C.. Voc ave II
Lttiy 10 use this ]tileY IS you SEE
bt and anyone writing "a NE / piIl
Piaoly answer II they egolost stamp
ie! reply.
J, VI, BOGuE, WrGisu, Inc.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23

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-sAsee 70 teeid. I'm AZ u. reof -
b. 'rcor I'll. met zoe .sc-edns,
vsi kbo DC bot LpI+bl ?, have $50
'.ret greatly bet -. - tb'rt "a.
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'sttls stsr they .STs,' . 'gtt he
anew srsL. he tVr .N,t abLSug ~ Re
tvep' tteu ever TIA; ,irb.Fti lue a.
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ue'eT - tens a. L Lg-, it
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ih-t vLa' 'roltt Io'I,ut son. a.
noe Ie'Is or n. CITE 40. LEv.
60 - SCuitsrr.rs Thov seen e
mn n. -. .U'ir. & ''.fst' ron
'tems.ivs, y.; recon = uoutt Tus
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
EOW COLD AFFECTS THE KID
NEYS.
NEYS.

avoid taking colo II your kidneys are
sensitive. Cold congests the kidpeys,
throws TOO much work upon them, spl
wessens their action. Serious kidney
trouble and even Bright's disease moy
resul,. Strengthen your kidney, rel
rid OF the pain and soreness, build
them up by the timely use Of Foleys
Kidney Pile. Tonic ~ action, 9lick
! q results.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23

wa u 'taSl kIC throttle IA; mac.
mar eto tac ridoeI ne cor Il sUtt
d,moI ttyle
"yC unclaimed Cevil" ! c,jet
E,ateir. ubirlirg him over UpoL It's
batr DO. spared your )ife oIce tonight
bnt IT, 81 tie goes, Ii. rot &C .,
aYHlL
'GuL Cap. 10 ihet yoOf stled ibs
voice a. the ot1er. feebly
tiaTteC bach, sLG iost ny bod
upoL bin.
"fuDsay?' IN ar sttonjttment thai
marl2 robbed ne o. Gtterspce. GOO
NH man' Is thie really you?"
IT. vtUts lett & me be ep.p erec
Hoismuy sitting ~ spG feeling bjs
bead " u expecting 10 find 1t gone
'l'bei WIZ 'bcut Their worst roe J ever
tUUt
- tboOlo tbiuk 1t likely ~.
'IansO, ny anger rising sgaiI bt !
tt'upti - il. What, IL Heavers
nam. &C. you mean by riding cow
on ne NE that
boy Gee. Ger he eXI.a!neC per.
heuiJl, ~. con 60 ter ,E.nR ever
did j, purpose CO ye? WY. tteY
Ret.ouJDec ole tf!ng run hUsy
Ban away
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he naLe { tnet cr!uor 'er Llrt
'poL iLrte nile, al = pra.I 'e- =
foAibC ueG to- GgtI az. ~ ny .hst
liHiuJ, e. he ca1al,y. " te' 4.
noe te"C rcrt G. ger steam leeYs.
vs. ;e.kCr ne! cont g IL tas,ty
Pc .i6t t!ame LCss. Goeh Car. le
hrt Pot 10 call ter Ter ST mac. :
'"a.''; stcTpec her with & yose
%. li''rf. C4rE,C i ! Gi6. su.tey
Is'ttL . FrcU LoV bout Whit SCOT
mem; wter he SAID The TN he ry.
NJ r'.Tttr spogLeG, -yCG he, tL.s
one LL
1't !otleL ~ cheeE rs II 3; stang
I'm. aLC looked ~ him In the faint
davnug irrt q day. and laughed
~ reared heaC src wea2cL .aCe
looket J],eoUs enough, decorated az
they were win Me black .uan
thtUugt which ne lad pioueLeC. k,e
'oni was rlppec rom tail to collar
wbne one - his eyes war neay.y
,iotcL where tie bruised 1esL bad
rm'ec - over H.
ID > l. fearUI sir.te, fer mn a..
dCveo with mo?'a, lie, he tuC;el
mrulI;-,.y
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
AN EPIDEMIC OF COUGHING

Is sweeping over The toNn Cd ,lt
Young shNe are affected. aud the s,r.,
= particu iarly hard on htue co LOREN
pr -,icriy people. Foley's nor-y ui
Tar Compound Is qnick, SAFE sni Re.
linD.e cp'e FOR az coughs ..8 .cp
Contains no opiRfee.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23

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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING ct
HARRELl JOHNSON 4 "a

Motto, is hereby given that a meeting Il NJ
stock holders Of the srrell-Johnson a Co viii :
held at the Once Of said company in ss4.'
Florida, on Monday, March Z. 1912 at 7.lO or..'
P ", for the purpose Of determining whether ~
capital stock Of said company shall be inras.
and Il So in what amount Feb. 6. 1872
A. Z. Jui,soS, Pre,der,
B b. MCCNI. Secretary.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23

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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
Ilan More Dynaniiting

Wichita Falls. Tex. June p Plans
are taking form here for another
dynamite bombardmeut for rain 20 b,
on much more extensive scale than
that of last week II Is proposed 10
have the farmers Ia clay Archer.
Baylor and Wilbarecr counties join
the movement and purchase an ol
tire carload OF dynamite. which ma
be exploded 10 the corn'ies mention.
ed
lf the idea meets with favor Boo fH.
other counties which would he beu'
Itrd local business men auuour..
their readiness 90 go their par'
The experiments of last week Aa.
attracted widespread attention sH
u,uirics as to the success of 'be
tempt hay. come in large nImb".
some of them from distant states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
AIDS FAMILY Of
HIS ASSA|LANT
Wounded Physician of Ben
jamin Asks That PrOvis-
ions Be Sent Them

Fort Worth. Tex. June .. Fol-
lowing requests that the family OF
the man who is charged with stab
bing him be- provided for during his
Illness and all the time In case OF
his death. Dr i r Smith, wealthy
land owner of Munday, Tex, who
was badly injured Saturday by A.
l.ylcs. % tenant on one of his farms,
submitted to an operation at St
losephs ufirmary iu Fort Worth
today
pr Smith regained consciousness
and was brought 10 the local hospital
Tuesday
lie ordered provisions sent TO the
family OF Lyle's who is in jail at
BENJAMIN. Texas. and the physician
requested that in case OF long III
ness Hugemenis should
nc made to care continually for the
family of his assailant For years
nr Smith has been known over knoN
county as the friend Of the poor
man
TODAY be- owns more than 5000
acres OF land Ia Knox and adjoining
counties. but he has never given
up the practice OF medicine Five
years ago hc moved 20 Munday and
has devoted much ot this tim" to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
Importance Of &. o. p. Contests.

Chicago. H.. June Practically
all the members Of the Republican
National Committee are In Chicago
ll readiness to begin the hearine Of
delegates contests tomorrow The
function of the National Committee
is always important. because It de
cidos IN advance who are 20 have
seats when the convention Is called
TO order lu other words. II makes
mp the temporary roll The work Is
especially important this year, be
cause of the unusually large number
of contests With upwards OF ESQ
contests 10 consider and act upon, II
Is likely that the committee will find
it necessary TO continue It's hearings
almost up 10 the day the convention
assemblies
In hearing the contests, the Ma
tiOnal Committee will sit as a court
Attorneys will represent the oppos-
inc sides. aud they will argue their
ease and introduce as much testimony
as time will permit both In the form
ot aiiidavlts and OF orai Witnesses
After the testimony 10 all in the at
torneys will sum mp IN closing argu-
ments. and then II will be left 20 the
committee. by majority vote. In e1-
ccufiyc session. 20 determine which
side &. rsh' From th. comm'ttee's
decision there is no appeal for the
committee must make Up the tenn
porary roll call ot tho convention,
and there can b, no regularly organ
iycd convention until the comni-tee's
roll s submitted and adopted
The National Committee o. eom-
posed OF fifty-thrpo members. one
from each of the forty-eight states.
and one each from the District Of
Columbia Alaska. Hawaii, the Phil
| ippiuos and Porto Rico Much spec
uIation has been INDUCED IN con
ccrnIng the personal preferences OF
the committeeman on the question OF
the presidential nomination The ma
jority has been claimed for both Taft
aud Roosevelt on tho other hand.
those Who are best acquainted with
Tho high personnel OF the committee
ar" of the opinion that each contest
will bo decided upon the evidence.
They boli",, that the cases will be
settled 1s they would be- settled IN a
court OF equity and that The dele
gates entitled 20 seats Boz the con
ycntion will be- seated Ia a generB
way senator DiNon and Representa-
tive Mckinley 'hc rival campaign
managers NilI look after the con
tests Bu' ih1s. NOR. directly In
charge Ri'I br ex-senator Charles
Dick OF Ohio who Vl' look ont for
the Interests o. rra-ien Ta'' and
Ormsby o. NrNar. l' N.a York Who
viii sery" .u -m.a. capacity for
/ Colonel Roosevelt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
>IF'INL TENIN IOE
TEXAS CGIB NONIN y

Fort Wort. 60. Iur. . q .H'.
,IaI train rarrtIur tho Ie.srati0r OF
Texas women fo t.. biennial meeting
of DO. National Federation 0f Won
'n y Clubs af San Francisco which
opens June o. pII leave Fort Worth
June "a THE Texas Federation
Special will start from san Antonio
af 80 O'Clock 1u %. morning Of
Tuesday. June o.. eomius up through
san Marcos. Austin. Temple and
other cifies fo For Worth other
sections of th. special will leave
Houston and Galveston on the same
morning Tho f1.' special proceeds
from he-e az go m OF 'he same
date aud will connect with 'he Gen
erai Federation Special AZ Newton
Kan. 'hr following dat Special ar
ranE-men'- for stop-overs al Albu-
gnerque and Santa Fe q ~ fun
iay a. Grand Canyon and several
h0rr- a. Riverside Reilands and
Los taaeia. a.,i ts made
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06

Winnipeg Man. June With
fhr prospect of surprising anything
of the Kind ever held Zoo western Can
ada. the eighth annual exhibition o'
the Winnipeg Horse Show Associa.
tou was opeuc dthis afternoon. go
be- continued until the end of tho
week The liberal offering oi yalu
able prizes and trophies has attract
"a the largest number OF fine show
horses ever displayed here Nam
noted stables OF Canada aud th"
nited States are representa-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06

concord = &c. June o A state
convention 20 propose amendments 20
fU. N.e Hampshire constitution as
..uhlcI H.r' today and proceeded 90
urgauIy. : number OF questions
..t' beech suggested for the consid-
.rafIou OF mo convention hut the
uu', Ones thar have aroused public
...f..' lr. fhe proposals Tor eomau
Hars and the adoption oi O. short
'of 'o .rs-sT fhr 0os' of elections
Hulsr fr. direct primary systen now
.rf..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
Ordered to Move Following
Conference Between
Taft and Knox
TO AFFORD PROTECTION
VESSELS SENT AS PRECAUTiON-
AIRY MEASURE AND NOT FOR
PURPOSE OF NAVAL
DEMONSTRATION

'H| .h'HfN'nhNA AlNfFH
Washington, u c.. June t. After
a conference between President Taft
and Secretary Ku0N at the White
House today il was announced that
the government will dispatch i'm
mediately four American battleships
10 CGbbu waters.
10 is understood that Commander
Kline of the Guantanamo station
hes sent marines TO the scene OF
trouble on his own authority
Complaints have been coming In
here from owners of plantations,
mines and railroads of American
ownership against the attitude OF the
insurrectos. and failure of the Cuban
government 10 afford protection
Tafrs decision 20 dispatch battle
.ps 20 Cuban waters was because
,f the need of precautionary meas
ures. not with any intention OF In.
trrycuius II is not the intent OF
fhc government 90 make @ naval dem
uIsfratiOu
Admiral Osterhaus at Key West
Htn the flagship Washington and
the third and fourth divisions Of the
Iao'. has notified the navy depart
mput that he has designated the
batlleships Missouri, Mississippi,
Minnesota and Ohio. Of the fourth
division of the Atlantic fleet, TO 60
10 Guantanamo He does not say
when the ships will depart
Rear Admiral Usher is in command
Another company of T. $ marines
left Caimanera tonight for Guanta-
uamo City
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
COTTON ~FED on
RITTFE hDNoa ATIp

81 Louis. June . one item Boo
'he cost Of living will boz cut ln haI'
a. least II members OF the Intersta'.
Cotton Se,.d Crushers association Bro
their sixteenth annual convention
can induce citizens 90 use a new pro.
duct e IS Ashcroft OF Floren's
Als. vice-president Of tho associa-
ti0n. announced that a cotton seed
oil butter which will retail for . H.
a pound can be- produced The as
.ooiatiou. according 20 , y Culberf
son OF Paris. TcN all pass resn.
lrtion opposine the present fay on
1leomargarine The convention vii
continue three DAYS and J"H i-l"
..f.. lr. expected fu attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
Recreation of Isural>.

Cleveland. o. June 3 Recreation
IN rural communities is the important
topic 10 be- discussed by the several
hr ndred experts 0ho assembled here
from all parts Of the country tOday
'Cr three days conference under
the auspices OF the Playground and
Rec cation Association OF America
The rural travelling library. contests
in gardening. corn clubs. athletics.
poe Scout actiyiti"- and Camp Fire
Girls will be considered and various
.e.ms of musical and dramatic play
activtiis that have been de-.IprpF .s
rii DISTRICT riii Boz. pre- -nt~i
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
OPPOSING COUNSEL
IN CLASH OF WORDS

~ t.al 70 ''.lN news
Fort Worth. Tex. June The
first real show OF feeling on the part
OF attorneys in the Scott will case
manifested itself shortly before noon
Wednesday when Attorney Will +.
Mclean. Jr.. began his argument II
was brought about by what one at
torney considered an 'insinvation
made about Judge Mclean and viii
Mclean. by the preredine speaker,
Attorney S. n. Cantry.
Atotreny viii Mclean could hard
~ wait tin Attorney Cantry had
gathered up his papers when his al.
tack on the latter begain Attorney
Cantry was closing for the defense
and looking over 10 Attorney Mclean,
Ir said
Wonder why Il is that Judge
Mclean and Bill Mclean have so
much feeling against Mrs Scott .
what have they against her that has
caused them 10 attack her as they
have
Attorney Cantry did not tell the
jury What was In his mind, but the
people IN the court room who had
followed the case recalled the fact
brought out by VIII Mclean. Jr.,
himself, that Jeff Mclean. WINS de-
ceased brother, was the suitor for
Georgia Scotts hand at the time she
married John Carter, and that Ne.
Lean was opposed as a suitor by
Mr and Mrs Winfield Scott There
was fire in Attorney McLeans eyes
as ho jumped up 20 close the areu-
msnt in the case
I'm tell YOU why Judge Mclean
and | are fighting for Georgia Town.
send TO get her rightful share In this
estate said the attorney with In.
tense emphasis Judge Cantry
knows that my firm is continually
fighting the great corporations with
suits brought by the poor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
Jury Awards Verdict to
Daughter of Dead FIT.
Worth Millionaire
GETS MILLION OUTRIGHT
WIDOW ALLOWED TWO MILLIONS
YOUNG son ONE MILLION
NEW TRIAL MOTION
PROBABLE
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special 10 Daily News
Fort Worth, Tex, June After
being out only forty-five minutes
the jury in the Scott will case late
this afternoon awarded the verdict to
Mrs. Georgia Townsend Of Denver,
who sued to break the will OF her
iatner who left an estate of $4,000
00O to his widow and ten-year-old
son.
The case had ben perhaps the most
sensational civil suit ever tried in
Texas involving millionaires, society
leaders and in which the cruel treat
ment OF a stepmother TO her step
daughter was alleged
The sympathy which Mrs Town
send was able to present won the
case for her, according to the de-
fense
The iurys decision gives Mrs
Townsend a million dollars outright
The widow is allowed TO retain two
million and the young son gets a
million. However. the defense eX.
poets to file a motion for a new trial
Ii overruled, they will take the case
10 the higher state courts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
NEVADA SENATOR
DIES IN CAPITAL
George S. Nixon One of
Most Conspicuous West
ern Mining Magnates

Washington d G.. June O. init
I'd States Senator George 5 Nixon 81
Nevada, died In the hospital here az
ten O'Clock tonight of spinal menin-
gifts Death had been expected for
2 he past twenty-four hours
Nixon was one of the most con-
spicuous mining magnates OF the
west. and Vas intimately associated
with gold operations a. GOldneld
nixon lived In Reno. buf maintained
here a magnificent estate iu the
northwest suburbs
ile Vas a Republican
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-06
HOoSENELT LEAD n
~DITH BAkOTA CROWS

Siou> Falls. s D Jun, Attest
returns from the South Dakota pri-
mary indicate that 'he plurality for
Roosevelt delegates Vill reach fifteen
thousand
Half 'h. precincts Boa The state gave
Ryrue for governor a lead OF about
seven thousand over Egan
Thomas Sterling friends claim
hi- nomination over Senator Gamble
for the United States senate, but
Gamble men DO not csucede defeat
Returns from the second district
give Congressman Burke. for the re-
nomination. a lead Of eight hundred
over Curtiss his nearest Republican
opponent
Conrressmlu Martin Is concsied
20 have won the third district.
10 the first Dillon Is leading by
eight hundred over B-auson