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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

September, 6egge Gage iberegne0e.
5oruoen @enig6eoens Brett par
til Ste0e gait. g. %. Beterien,
A~ortbfielo, 9ait. q. &of9aaro, 0na.
tonna og Bait. s. arogb, 2ucf.
3idige fit 8olf anleOning til at
bere Den blin0e ioenife 8ige ira
minneapolis, Minn., Miis 9eoin,
iom Here @ange bar bGret til Steoe
pe0 port 5omfun6s garsm60e og
tiQige / gait. 9onoos forrige 8irf.
iom6e0. 6en0e8 Sang og Or9el.
ipiI giorOe iiffert ct 0p6t Snotrpf
poa mon9e.
Senoog 5~ormio6ag bar Der QI.
ter9ong o9 9arneooa6, tidige bleo
Der optoget ct 0ffer til areosmis-
%iionen, og efter Mi60ag pnr ser
9erneguostieneite 6bor 9grenne fit
GnIeonin9 til at ORE til Saponmis-
|%iionen, og pe0 acknowledgements
bleO opto9et ct oo6t Offer til Miis
Qeoin.
@llOS 0ro Ie0 frafti9 til 3rsIt og
6ormoning / Oisie oeIiigne0e g3ao.
Oe6o9e; oerfor 6ierteIig Gof til
@uo8 Oros 6orfpnoere og til DE.
uiebe0en for Opoortning og Sing.
0efommenbeo.
Mrs. g. s. gallIien, gnte efter
8eter s. 9oulien. 8eit Denmark,
Oe0e S6n6og ben %. September /
en- SLIDER Of 60 qar; efterIa0er fig
Ell SIN o9 en- Cater.
Mr8. Riels Sonien, gnfe efter
RieIs $onien @eit 0enmort, 6e6e
Mon0agen Den %. September I en-
9lloer al 68 9Gor og eiterIo0er fig
2 5enner o9 6 9ettre.
gait. $. 6. Stron6Ifoo, Iifoo,
Minn., o9 9ait. 4oge Meaer, 9ia.
mono 2ofe, @inn., forrette0e beo
Oisie 9eorooeIier, 6o @eni9beOen8
lFrpit ior 9ioen er / 0onmorf.
5. 5.
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GfterlbSnins.

Ole aritenien, en- Ssn of $us.
mono ariiten Miffelien al Spans.
bierg peo aeee, efterlpies. SON
bar gift oe boe6e / &sbenbapn.
Sans iioite gopeI for &eifen til
slmerifn par Slotsgaoe Ser. 3S,
$i6rnet al aorsgaoe. Dc bap6e
3 9prn, en- syn, Ope ariitenien, og
2 Ostre, pima oe gIiiobet6. De
reiite til anerifa %. Mai 1881.
Ser mifteoe ban fin Suitru, bporef.
ter ban reiite til Chicago, oe fi6en
er intet bsrt fra bmn. @uIiee Op.
lpsninaer ON bam be6es ienSt til
bans Selter, gnfefru auren Marie
5reberifien @oTbore ane Mr. 1871,
abbnn., Dannarf.
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@eitbrOOf,, @niue.

Stprte Re9nifpI, bsi ~nor0sitlig
8.no % me9et fol6t ire Gage Sr9f
faar nItin9 til at ie ian efteraarsIigt
no. Oct er en- Line torn, tiger
man. $po0 0ermeo menes, peo
iee life rigtig geife6 pao. ifsnt ieg
bar b6rt Ben iamme 9emprfning
boert @fteroor, noar ri bar bait
uita0igt @eirGi9t, for ben be0 30
dor.
Rain Street for mere erO en-
nils 291goe er I sen iterite llor.
ben, ieg nogen Sin6e 6or iet 6en,
BOG for De iioite ire Aor er Der Die.
ben mango 9enge ~ipenOeret pno ben
mi og Oo, men JON life ipnes at
baoe eiort fort @ann.
9dl mente man, OF Der ifnl6e
9sres noget en- Gang for ole, %
8proa6et oeoto9 en- 8eilut1itg OF
loane $4,000 og foa Den enc Si0e
paa Thoroughbred beIa9t meo
oSasIompaoement" % no ucltrbin9"
meo 6ortoo beIe 8eien. gn Mos.
ie Renneifer oe aereterer er i Or.
6eioe. Men ifaI 6et belle pore fer
Digit fsr 8roiten fommer, iom Ite-
nin9en bar, mar De vbuItle", Tom
man flyer.
5a rbuitIe", oct BAR = ieg moo
Del BELT ii9e Ell Del al Dor Menig.
bebsfoH giort bele Sommeren me6
at faa Den npe 9r9itebolis lat
Stan0. % De bar gjort oft @rbei.
oct ielD. De andre. iom life fun0e
bore me0, al gooe @rup6e natnr.
lilois, bar nerret go0t 9iIfigsere oo
lJiDet 9o6e aaaO. Og t9nf - mart
itaar oct belle fir oe ferOigt, %
Br9ltefanilien tan bol0e 5~lDttegiloe.
5a, noar alt tommer til aft, ieler
ri os boo0e elnSe og to~fnemmeli9e
ior Den ffgnne @ienOom, ION ri
bar. 5 aoreois bar hi u9ret / Son-
Del ON oct Sus 90 2an0, men Der
er alto ier fonumen noeet / geien,
ioa bet life bleo til noget, men Ser
rem bar NOT aaigeoel itpret oct iao,
at alt fom | Den rette 3io.
Poftor Gbriitenien 90 mango. for
ben iterite Del lin9e, of MeniebeOens
5oIf par til Greosmsbe / 8rooflpn
og fom biem glade % oonoeligt op.
bpg9eOe. @i ipreS aItio at baoe
bnft gobe og opbDggelige areOsme.
0es Der / atlantic areos, men bet
ipntes, at Der bar mere 9sitios-
felt ODER bette Msoe emo Der pleieoe
at nere. Oct bapoe bel oeioa fine
@runoe.
5or oct fsrite banoe pi 10 bort
Samfunos Sormono iblanot os, og
boor en- ioa an6straftie Mon6 err til
Steoe, fan 8irfnineerne 10 life
uOebfine. Og iaa bnn6e ri Here
greiter | Dor 9reos - og ollie bare
til Steoe = emo pi noeen Sin6e for
bar bolt. os be siorSe o1e bper
fit Deoite til, at Oroets Spo bleu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

III VnOt OoIip24illbI4l UoCi ~
Memeifene % 5orIigelien mellem
@n0 og Nenneifene. Ger bleo n9ont
5orbinoeIien meIlem aoriets @onOe
o9 &oriets 0oa0e, aoriets Sfom
og aoriets SerIigbeo. 5rem0eles
fremitille0es aoriet iom 3enoempr'
fe for @uos 5olf. Get err at gaa
mo un0er aoriets Sfonl, bere De
in0re % pore 9ioeIier. JON Sen, Der
ifal o9re en- ianO Seiu ariiti Di-
iripel, maa tooe op irioilIig i Sri.
litf gfterfgIgeIie.
@n0oioere aoriets e9tpOnin9 / Oe
ariitneS Sellig9srelie. 81 moa life
blot 6are aoriet, men Ri mac fors'
ipites. De, iom berer ariitus til,
bnoe forsfpitet aBoet ne0 bets Qpiter
% 9egGringer". (@al. 3, pa. Sfol
bi bepore 2ioet / SUB, ma pi oag.
Liz leoe: 6oriageliens Sinh. 5or-
banOlingen, boori ilere Br9iter %
Reni9beO8folf 0eltog, bar inotren.
9enOe, oorm % op6p99elig. Der pc.
geOes paa aoriets iterfe aroo;
u9il OH fnbne BAN / aftenfre0en,
0a man on ieI9e bom / Wi00o9s6e.
BEN" men oeiaa aoriets Bel.
iigneIie 90 SDrfe, tbi nio iterre
aors, oes be0res Bonner: @nopi-
6ere lso 6ormaningen til life at til
il6re aoriet / 5orfpnoeIi ZEN og Bio
nes6pr0et.
9eO aftenguostieneiten taIte Ba.
itor s.. 3. 5enien oper Sob. IA,
IS oa 9aitor Roienberg ooer
81. 80, 10.
6or life at 9sre Geieratet ior
oiOtIefti8t moa ieo un0Iaoe at ger-
gepe 6ooeoin0boIoet Of mango al
BrGOitenerne.
26r0og Norgen bolotes Anoogt
al Baitor 5. s. geterien meo 9rG-
0ifen oner Sob. II, % oYleiteren
er Der og faIOer 40 oigl"
%Gepiiorerne Boitor %. ID. Sen
ien % 8eIeeot Due anoerien, Blair,
meOOelte, at ~aosiererens Hegnitob
bar iun0et i Or6en, og oct 6leo
oerfor gootenot.
Der iorbanoIe0es iao oioere ON
areOsmisiion % aoifilIiDe 8unfter
bIeo, efter Ell liolig 0rsitelie peO.
to8ne, o9 al oisie 9ilnfter ifal iee
nGpne iglgen0e, iom ieg tGnfer bar
alminOeIi9 S~nteresie; I,
Ser neotoees en- 8at oe &enitil.
ling til 9rgiten og Nenigbeben
aoHios 6itp. 9igeIeoes uotaltes
@IeOe oper, at Menia6eben / Dina.
bn og 0ens GrGit pil beepn6e en-
8irfiombe0 / 9enion.
&reoiens Br9iter o9 Menigbeoer
opforOres til at itstte OpfSrelien
iaf ct WiSiionsbus / Den ipooeitIige
Gel al Omaha meo giorag. 8aitor
Wnrtusiens Misiion be6 8isner
bliner / aar itsttet meo oct iomme
9els6 iom ii0ite aar, nefnIig 5000.
areosforman6en opfororeOeS til,
iommen me0 9nitor 9uno, at fore.
toee en- Misiionsreiie / S0obo,
@poming % lltab oa sioe Nte6be-
Ielie til nGite are6smebe. areoier
beitri6er De oerme6 iorbrtbne 10.
gifter.
2igeleOes bIeo areositprelIen op.
fororet til at unoeri69e 6Orbol0ene
Wai9ington @ountD onganen0e
9etiHeeiierne for og 9etimeligbe0er
al at aniptte en- UiisiionsprGit / Dc
egne. 0n areosformanoen bar op-
IDIt, at Der er glnoier | areoien,
boorfro Inlet 9i0rns inOfommer til
areOien, benitiIIes til are6sitpreIieu
at tilifpn6e oisie gIaoier til at poe.
Oct onerIooes til StpreIien at an.
iptte Ell Qpgmono iom are6smis.
iionGr / 0ebrnifn.
Oct ooerlo0es til Stprelien at be.
itemme Steoet for nGite areosms0e.
l5or 3remti0en betaler 0eltaeerne
areosms0erne 81 for OpboIoet.
@muet for neite areOsm6oe: 2ee.
monOsoirfiombeoen, @fi. 4, fl. mo.
leoes al gaitor Scbmibt.
6iliener moOto9es of 6oriamlin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08
enef, @is.

Misiionsmsbe bIeo afboIot | Cub.
ing Menigbeo | gait. 8. So. @onoos
girfiombeo / Doeene fra 20. til %.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

VIZ VI Huit1e uHOIe. Vuu Dtl W
qsr IiaeIoa. ZION Den 2opfDnOige
git2 8i peo bet life, men ON ban
erIigt babOe prBOet at trPoe / Ga.
moritonens 5o0ipor, biloe ban NOT
mart booe isIt: ieg iormoar BET
life. ieg er plDnoret, biplpeles. balo.
$50 iom ban. SEQ trenger til, at
ben barmbierti9e Samaritan ogiaa
fol ior6arme iig ooer mig. 9open
er bleoen Dor Iu9temeiter tt Sri.
itus. ariitus er "OPENS @noe til
Meteorological ior boer Den, iom
tror. San fommer til Dig meo
Sgnosiorlo0el ems Ole, me0 arof.
ten ira oct Seie, Der fan o%oeroinOe
9roiten fra bet 2aoe. ariiti aGrIig.
beO uoeoes / pore Sierter pe0 ben
9eIligaono, og inn toinger ben.
@oo on BEN % eer Iigeiao, Oh,
Der er bIeoet biuIpet al Serren.
Dufes oDer De onnoelig forfomne,
fog at bore oeres G}pite. "a bill De
TO 3oner fomme til at Ipoe / Dit
Sierte: oll0en Seius fan ie9 intet
gre" oe: Seq formoor alt / Sri
itits, JON gsr mig it9rf.
9re6sformon0en erflpreOe oerpoa
9reo8meoet oabnet / Ben t%reenige
CUBS 0non og toIte no9Ie Orb i
Gorbin6elie meo 2 aor. 5, II: r@f.
ter0i oi ga FENDER Serrens 5rp9t,
igger oi at pin6e Menneifer" oe
frembpoeoe, at oct a bort Naal
meo bette Nsoe: at pinoe Nenneifer
for Serren.
Raitor ScbuIt5 be0 pao eane %
Nenig6eOens gegne @9iterne Bel.
fommen oe formnneoe til, Of Ser.
rensOro moatte DO rigeIigen i6IonOt
os, life oIene / airfen, men uoenior
oe / De foriteIIige Stem.
@s6et 5re6og 6ormioOog oobne.
0es al 8aitor NarfuSien me6 en-
grp0ifen ooer 9uf 19,1-t0 ON
Safaus os Seiu gIifs girfnine
pan BAN.
Der par / alt IS Brpiter oeO
TsSet og II 0eIegoter. aosiererens
ReOOeIeIie bite en- Snotpst / aorets
2sb al $t,355.tS oe en- iumIet 10.
Gift ai $1,325.87. Oeraf bar 1851.
SO til Somfunoets SnOre Risiion,
$50 til 3mmigrantmisiione
$5S0.79 9sn til gait. BilbeIm.
len oo 5000 til 8aitor 5 Narfus-
fen.
areosformonSen pegeOe paa Here
2pspunfter / Dor girfiombe0 gennem
Aoret: y Zen goOe 5oritoaeIie o9
bet bierteli9e 5iuioSiorbolo, Der
gemem9oaen0e rao6er mellem gre.
iterne % Oeres Nenigbeoer; 2)girf.
iombeOen / aonios Gitp eaar itoOig
irema6, 81 Reniebe0en i Omaha
forbereSer EN- 9irfiombeo / ben mo.
oeitlige Del al Omaha og bar ale
reOe inoiomlet en- Gel Ben9e til
gpgningen Of ct Misiionsbus Der;
d Boitor q. Sb. Schultz bar be-
gpnOt en- Nisiion / @ronO SslonO,
boor ban pr96ifer 2 Senoagseiter.
mi60oge ON Woune0en. Denne Nis.
lion bprer line egne llbgifter. 90
flor 8. 3. Senien bar ligeleoes be-
gDnOt en- RiSIion / Grant Comm
ibip, aeornep Co.; 81 Der er ino-
fommet ca. $40 mere / Dor areos.
fosie / 9lor emo / 6ior, bpoo Ser
er meget opmuntrenbe, men oi fan
og bgr fomme piOere oeina paa oct
Smraa6e.
Paitor Warfuslen GAP Dteooelel'
ie ON i'm 8irfiombeo oeO 8ISner
og nppnte, at girfiombeoen peO
gilger ipnes at oGre louenoe.
8aitor 3. M. SonIen gap Weo.
0eIelie ON De NisiionSmsOer. ban
baobe bol0t.
gaitor 8ilbelmien fremfom meo
en- R~eoeesreIie ira aanias @itp,
bporaf oct frenoif, at De forifellige-
Creme al @irfiombeoen Der er i
goo 89fit.
areosformanOen talte on getin'
eeIien for at fnnte uopi0e Dor Nis'
Iion: Qt pi igrit III 1ipe Seiis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-08

ZNASh SHSk FF
ct tungt SfuosmaaI, iom paSier
paa ilere andre Menigbe0er.
o8Iip ooogen". Oct er ioa let at
ial6e / 5eon.
9inornger: 1)9io. Mon bar life
lib, Ger err ian0an en- Eroolbe0.
9renturerne ifal poSies. "a 5oIf
par iatti9e, par De GLADE og floge0e
life, noor De blioer rige. iaa fla8er
De.
p Ger er ioa Iiot Sorg ooer
9antroen pos @n08 6oIf.
3. @ammelt QiellempnrenOe mel
lem @u6s 6olf, iom life er opgiort.
y @u0s Soils aIageiong. Site
tale ON onoet END oct merfe.
81 llbormbiertig aritif.
g @angeI paa Ngtelie ior Ser
rens Sag.
= Mongel pna gen.
@n biertelig, Ieoen0e 5orban6ling
ponfulgte meO llotolelier ira matl-
&c / 6oriamIingen.
Baitor g. u. Qaurien inOIe0e0e
Msoet 2sroog aften me0 at tale
ON Ssn6o9sifoten og 9oerOog8ifo-
len. @ennem Stotiitiffen oiite ban,
at 0enne oigtige @ren Of Dor Nis.
iion er / bsi @rah fori6mt. Oct 6leo
lagt 9r9iter, Wenig6eOer og 29rere
oIoorIi9t poa Sierte at oirte mere
for 0enne Sag, boorpaa Dor airfes
8remti0 beror.
ON Senoogen boIotes fsrIt aI.
tergong meo 5friitemaaI peo 8oit.
SebuIt3. goitor g. Senien bolot
SsimesieprpOifen ooer 0n9ensSetit:
Marf. 2, f4-22 ON 2eoi aoIoeIie.
Ger er itor 6orifel poa, boor0on
Menneifer isger at 6iine iolige, og
booroon Seius oil gre Spnoere
ialige. Wenneifer letter 2apper poa,
'og ioa tror De, at De Ter beore no /
6errens Zine, mems 0et er SSeiu
Mnaoe at g6re os til me Sfob.
ming, ioa at oct gamle er forbigan.
gel, og alt er bIeoet MT q 9or. 81.
ariiten0om beitoar life / Sper.
boloelie al en- Wpngoe 9uo eIler
/ at 9ipe aGmisier eler / Safe, font
@u05 5olf baooe ieeer at boIOe
Serrens 9efnIinger, eiper AImi5ier
oo latter, men ariitenoom Ell M
ISfabning.
Spor6on fer 8oloerne uo2 De
er osbte. iom 2eoi oar omifaaren,
men 0e bar JON ban taget Iieneite
hos en- an0en 9erre. Spoo Slo9s
5oI6bo0 iio0er De /? @nten / ben
grobe 8olobob eGer / SfiffeGigbeoens
I9igeapIoiqbe6ens, airfeIig6eoens
Dem e1er er: De er life / Serrens
Dem allie er: De qr life o Serrens
.I9ieneite.
Seius fol6er ogion i Gag: 5eIg
mig! On beb6oer life at iiee DIN
'IIieneite op. Oh itoI life gna form
og brpOe Sci men i6I9e Seius, og
ban er geien.
Bill on f6Gge BAN i Dag, 0o itoI
oct nOt gao big eoot, = bet ifoI
moi en0e i Simmelen. Gommer on
me0 i Sdn6be0, ioo btioer Der 9oo.
9ris, @l9oe, Sre6, Offer, arbeibe.
5orii9erne bar traoIt, tronlt mel
al l9gee N9rte til Sol6erne, mel
at fhl6e Sell Dos Seius. meo at iet.
tie npe 2apper paa oe pie Dem frem
@fsempler pna 5oriieere, Der bIer
8ol0ere for @uo - NifooemuS oQ
lSnulus.
Set bar berliot, ON en- Eolber
funoe bGipe omoen0t / Gag, men
en0nu berlieere ON en- 6arifner
funoe blipe ompenot. @iI on folbe
neo for DIN forsfGiteoe 5reIfers
800 / Dag. oo bar ou paIot ben CODE
Gel, iOrn life ltaI ta9es fra Dig.
On @ftermiboogen boI6tes ger.
neen0stieneite, 6bor Boitor 6. &nn-
len tolte, oe ietere lln9oomsme6e,
bpor @aitor 5. M. Sanien 90 8aitor
9arlien talte.
Om aitenen ~preoite6e Baitor
3un6 ODER Mottb. II, 3. aommer
Cots Suitru / Sui 90 Baitor 8iI.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
MOWER PLEADS GUILTY.
AND PAYS SMALL FINE.

After the jury had been unable to
arrive at an agreement, L. p. Mower,
who was tried in the justice court at
Cherry Greek last Monday on the
charge of beating Charles Sing. a
Celestial restaurant keeper, entered
a plea of guilty Tuesday to the
charge of assault and battery. The
defendant was fined $50 and costs.
Friends of the accused succeeded in
raising sufficient money to insure his
liberty.
Mower was arrested about six
weeks ago for assault with intent to
kill, and was held to await the action
of the grand jury by Justice Leish-
man. He was indicted by the grand
jury, the specific crime being assault
and battery.
The demurrer to the indictment
was sustained by Judge Coleman, be-
cause the grand jury had exceeded
its jurisdiction, owing to he fact
that the offense charged was not a
felony. The cas- was referred to the
grand jury for further consideration,
and the charge against Mower was
ignored.
Before Mower could be released
from the county Jail, a warrant was
sworn out for his arrest on com
plant OF Charles Sing. The accused
al taken to Cherry Creek Monday
morning by Deputy Sheriff Millick to
be arraigned for assault and battery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

life on several occasions. and bel
rash act caused no surprise among
her intimate associates.
An inquest was held over the body
of the deceased Sunday afternoon by
Coroner Cartwright. The following
were empaneled ON the jury Roderick
Burnham, David Mcdonald, w. G.
Allen, j. w. Bracco, NJ. Buchanan and
Archie Hawkins. The jury was of
the opinion that the deceased was
prompted to take her life through
dependency.
The body was removed to the
undertaking parlors of Nevin & Ora
ham, where 1t is being held pending
receipt of instructions from relatives
in Minnesota.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

license would result in the owners of
these resorts complying with the law
in respect to licenses.
The city council is asked Il pass
al ordinance covering points of
evasion If the county commissioners
fail to enforce the collection of
licenses within a reasonable time. A
license of AT least $500 a quarter is
advised.
The members of the grand jury
are of the opinion that persons who
are interested In dance halls cunning
ly seek to eyade the Jaw, so that 1t is
impossible to obtain sufficient testi-
mony to insure a conviction.
The partial report states that the
dance halls in Ely are most de-
moralizing to our social fabric of
any and all influences to which our
boys and young. men are subjected.
1t is asserted that these "dens of in
EQUITY" are sapping their morality.
and has a tendency to destroy their
manhood, frequently leaving them
moral wrecks, hanging to the ragged
edge of society. awaiting only the OPP
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
TO PLAY BASEBALL
IN ELY TODAY

Unless threatening weather inter
feres. the Nevada Northern and Cop
per Flat baseball teams will meet in
the opening clash OF the season at the
Ely baseball park this afternoon. The
enthusiasts are hoping for a sunny
day. and IL their desires are gratifed.
a record-breaking crowd is assured.
There is a keen rivalry between the
two clubs which makes the contest
more exciting and more interesting
The lineup will be as follows:
Nevada Northern-Krugen. p;
Fulmer, e; Nelson. 1b; Sehmitt. 2b;
Minnieh, 3b; Reilly. SIS; C~lotfelter,
If; MeCloud. IF; Waits. ef; Dicken-
son aud Deekleman. substitutes.
Copper F1at-Kerr, p; RAY Work
man. G; Hicks. 1b: Lawrence, 2b;
McKroskey. Sb; Conlin. SIS; Lock-
hart, IF; Murphy, Eff; Ross Work
man, II.
The Nevada Northern has agreed
to hold the mines train at the ball
grounds half an hour. leaving hurry
street at 4:35 O'Clock in the after
noon. thus allowing ample time for
the Copper Flat to make connections.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
GRAND JURY REPORT
CONTINUED from Page One)

grand jury acted wisely in making
the recommendation for special
counsel to prosecute the case. Some
of the bondsmen have already re-
moved from the district and further
postponement will only further
ieopardize the interests of those
whose names are attached to the
bonds as we'll as the interests of the
county.
The grand jury also demanded
that proprietors of dance halls in the
red light district be compelled to
pay the license of $500 a quarter,
which is required by the Nevada
statutes. A suggestion as to the
most practicable way of coping with
the situation is also recommended.
1t is the belief of the grand jurors
that the revocation of the liquor
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Happenings In
Society Circles
Married in Ogden.

Miss Blanche Matson became the
bride of d.. w. Ormsbee in Ogden
last night. Both of the contracting
parties are well known here and the
News extends to them best wishes on
the part of their large circle of
friends in the district.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
WOMAN ENDS HER LIFE
~ DRINKING POISON

Despondent over domestic troubles
Jane Ryan. a woman who had been
living in a tent near the Veteran
to0nsite. killed. herself early Sunday
morning bg drinking the contents of
a small bottle of earbolie acid. The
woman had threatened 10 take her
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Apeleman Goes to Salt Lake.

Sam Apelman of the firm of the
Leader Clothing company, left Sum
day morning for Salt Lake to visit
with his parents, and incidentally at
tend 20 some business. for the local
store. He will be gone about a
week
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
BRILLIANT SHOW BY
EAGLE N9INSTREIS

Continued from page one.)
tire performance was excellent. and
al We're letter perfect in their parts.
The electrical effect. during The rene
dition of My Old Kentucky Home. %
Of The transition from sunset to deep
twilight was little short of marvel
Gus.
10 wae a SUCCESS.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

Mrs. c. w. Woods was at home to
friends on last Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon, a large number
of guests assembling at her pretty
bungalow, which was attractively
decorated in fragrant roses and pot
ted ferns, and presented a most in
viting appearance to the guests who
gathered round the ard tables and
enjoyed the hospitality of their
charming hostess, who was assisted
during the afternoon by Mesdames
Meyers and Enslow. Included on the
guest list of the delightful occasion
were Mesdames Witeher, Nevin, Col
well, Bennett, Meyers, Loekhart,
Fitzpatrick, Hall, Leak, Mitchell,
jenkins. Fauts, u. T. Han, Durkee,
Enslow, II. NJ. Fulmer, Arthur Smith,
Cl~otfelter, Baker, Philbrook, Rum
baugh. Davidson, Roper. Stevens, Bel
ford, Patrick. Coleman, Gum, JEFF
fries, Swartz. p. j. Jackson, Gour-
mond. Wade Sr.. Wade Jr., Bates,
Smith, BARLEY, Haight. Richardson,
Comins. d. {. Mcdonald, Caperton.
Callahan. Weller. Eager. White,
Cupid. Walker. Dickinson, Lindsey.
Mcdonald. Zurich, E. l.. Haff. Cridler,
II. c. +. Brown. Root, Campton,
Kent. Leahigh and Misses Duddleson,
Loretto Duddleson. Chamberlain.
Carothers. Gates and Weber.
Mrs. J.. +. Miles and Miss Virginia
Josephine C%arothers have issued in
vitations for 800" on Wednesday
afternoon. April oath.
The meeting of the Sewing Club
at the home of Mrs. j. c. Callahan
was a pleasant event of Friday after
noon.
Mrs. a. &. Lightfoot will entertain
guests at her home on Saturday aft
ernoon. April 27th.
Mesdames jenkins. Fouts, Leak
and Mitchell of MeGill were guests
at Mrs. Woods 800" party on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. G. S. Hoag was the hostess
of a prettily arranged luncheon in
compliment to Mrs. Cridler on last
Monday. Covers were laid FOR eight
guests.
The University Club dance 10 be
given next Friday night promises to
be one of the most enjoyable IN their
list of entertainments given for some
time. The event will be in the ma
lure of a mask ball.
The Saturday 500" Club was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Il. \.
Comins yesterday afternoon.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

p~ortunity to plunge deeper into the
slough of dissipation.
Your grand jury has been met
and headed off with reasons why
the law should not be enforced as
follows:
1T is an old law that has become
obsolete.
THAT the license called for is
prohibitive and 1t would be an impos-
sibility TO secure a conviction and
collect it If suit were to be brought.
THAT the dance house affords
amusement for visitors and gives
them a place where they can spend
their money.
1--WE are of the opinion that as
long as the law licensing dance halls
remains on the statute book, every
dance hall keeper should obey 1t and
pay what the law plainly prescribes:"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21
Mrs. Peck Getting Better.

Mrs. Peck Getting Better.
Mrs. w. A. Peck, who has been
seriously i'll for the last three weeks,
is slowly regaining her health, and
there is no doubt as to her complete
recovery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-21

CONTINUED from page one.)
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1912-03-01
BANKRUPT NOTICE

It the District Court of the United
States for jackson Division of the
Southern District of Mississippi.
In the matter of 1tta Bena Furniture
Co. bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Itta Bena Furniture
Co., of Itta Bena, Miss, in the
county of Leflore, and District
aforesaid, q bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the
day of February 18th. 1912, the said
Itta Bena Furniture Co. was duly ad-
judged bankrupt; and that the first
meeting of its creditors will be held at
Greenwood, Miss, at the County Court
House on the day of March 18th, 1912,
at IL o'clock a.. M, at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims, appoint q trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bust
ness as may properly come before said
meeting. Bankrupt is ordered to be
present.
F. NJ. WEST,
Referee in Bankruptcy.