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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
HAL CHASE BRINGS
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
IN DENIAL WIFE SAYS FIRST
BAsEMAN RECEIVES SALARY
hnsesszax....>. .1ssesassAsxn
OF $4,000.

NEW YORK. June 26.--Hal Chase,
of the New York American league
baseball team. declared by many to
be the greatest first baseman in the
game. has brought suit against his
pretty young wife. Nellie H. Chase.
for divorce. The couple had ro-
mantle courtship while Chase was
playing with Jersey City in the sum-
mer of 1907. He was sent to the
California league that fail. but she
went to San Jose. and there married
him on January ], 1908.
In her denial. Mrs. Chase says her
husbands salary 10 $4,000 a year and
she asks $1,000 counsel fees. and $500
a month.
There Is = child. Harold. aged two
years, whose custody he asks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
Play Begins In
Tennis Tourney

Play in the annual championship
turnament began on the Hermitage
courts, yesterday evening. The rain
prevented an early start and left the
courts in anything but prime con-
dItion. but three matches were dis
posed OF and the nrst set of the
match between Rennoids and Page.
This set proved to be the most
holly contested OF the day, Rem
noids finally winning, l1-s. II was
too dark to start the second set and
the match went over until today,
when the rest of the first round will
be played and a start made on the
second round.
The match betwee 1. H Blair
and Cecil also furnished a sensation
al set. but Blair proved the better
slayer. He took the first set, SIS,
and then won the second handily,
go
Christian won from Crump. 50.
s-1.- and Leigh won from Trfgg. s-s,
81
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RAWLEY SPRINGS

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA.
Famous ChAlybeate, MsEnssia AAA
Sulphur Waters. a000 feet eleva41on
Climate delightful Open June lG4ks
until January sth. Address w. NJ.
Boiling, BIS Hanover Street. Annaea8s
lis, Md. gssz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26

Games To-day.
Boston in washington.
New York in Philadelphia.
Detroit In Cleveland.
st. Louis in Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
AYERS HAS BETTER OF
DUEL WITH FLNNERAN


Richmond, 3; Norfolk. 2.
Petersburg, 3; Roanoke, 2 oil in
nings).
Newport News. s; Portsmouth. 4.
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SUMMER RESORTS
Summer Rest
Open July LIST

OPEN IuIy Isl.
Mrs George A. Barksdale In chargus
Apply after June a1ss at office =. ~.
G. A.. Fifth and Grace streets TuesdaY
aud Friday, 10 r. n.
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Mans Defeat Tigers.

CLEVELAND. June 25.-The Maps
won the first OF a three-game series
from Detroit here today. Z to s. The
feature Of the CANA was a home r'In
by Cobb IN the sixth inning. scoring
Bush ahead OF him
Score by innings; K.
Cleveland 80 l Q l OF
Detroit .,.1 0 0 q 2 0 Is
Batteries: Blanding. Mitchell and
O'NeilI for Cleveland, Willett AMI
Stanage for Detroit. Hits-Clevs-
land. Ia. Dtroit 10. Errors
Cleveland o: Detroit. 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-26
STANDING Of Clubs.
Games To-day.
Games Today.
Pittsburg in st. Louis.
Chicago in Cincinnati
Philadelphia in New York
Brooklyn in Boston.

NEW YORK. June 25.--Rube Mar
guard added seventeen to his senss
fional consecutive victories this after
noon, showing the Giants to the way
TO tight victory over the Phiilies,
TO !, RUDE was master Of the sit
uation at all times with the excep
tion of brief moment in the sixth
inning when killifer opened the in
ming with a homer. Paskert opened
a double in the same round, bu, he
died on second. Alexander also
pitched In finished style. loosening
his grip only In the third inning,
when Marauard scored ON his own
single, double by Snodgrass, and
a sacrifice ny by Doyle. and Snod
grass tallied on Merkle's single. The
score by innings:
Philadelphia ., 90 0 o o / o o--l
Giants -.,.,....s.0o ? 90 het--2
Batteries. Marquard and Meyers.
for New York: Alexander and kiilir
fer. for Philadelphia. Hits-Sew
York. 5 Philadelphia. s Errors-
New York. /. Philadelphia, o.
Pirates Win Double Header.
ST. LOUIS. June 25.-The Pirates
crushed the Cardinals In both ends of
today's double-header. going over by
the lop-sided scores of 10 to 4. and
10 10 !. Getting twelve hits In the
frsc game, the Prxtes came hack
with twenty-five in the second.
sveryb body collecting of HARMONY
Willis. Howell and Steele. The big
inning Of the Anal combat was toe
seventh when ten runs were counted
First game:
Score by innings r
Pitsburr go 30 o o oo o-~lo
ST. Louis ~ ...o a. 90 o. o. 4.
Second game
Score by innings: II
Pitrsburg -. .--.2 90 os 10 oe-ls
Louis ----.- o O a2i D O 0 Ga
Batteries. hrst game: Dale. Howell
and Steele pitchers, Wingo and Burns
catchers, for St Louis. Hendrix and
Kelly, for Pittsourg. Second game:
Harmon, Willis. Howell, Steele,
vitchers. Bliss. catcher. for St, Louis,
Cole and Gibson, for Pittsburg.
Reds and Cubs Break Even.
CINCINNATI. June 25.--The Cubs
exhausted themselves running bases
In the first game today and conse-
att.ntiy lost the second. They took
the opener. II to :. but lost the other
I 10 l. Mordecai Brown BANKED the
Reds in the opener The home team
rried three pitchers and they were
combed for seventeen hits. The Cubs
got to Bert HUMPHREYS for two hits
and one run in the first inning of tine
second game. but after that subsidized
like a clam struck by lightning. Law
ender was nicked for six hits.
First game
Score by innings p.
CHICAGO - .....i 0 2 5 o . Ill
Cincinnati 100 0 o y o o o o.
Second game;
Score by Innings: II.
Chicago .,.-..f . 0 o oe 0 o--i
Cincinnati 100000 "a
Batteries. first. game. Brown and
Eeedham. for Chicago; Keefe. era
sner and Tompkins. pitchers. and Nc
Lean. catcher. for Cincinnati. Second
game: Lavender and Archer, Richie
and Needham. for Chicago; Hum
phries and Clarke. for Cincinnati.
brooklyn Blanks Boston.
BOSTON. June 25.--Nap Rucker
t-cu~ht the nodger back to life toda!
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M. Mono OualIflee

w. NJ. Nance. OF Roxbury, quail
hsd yesterday 70 practice law In the
City Circuit court -.
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Exccufrix Qualifies

Mary y. Bowers qualified yestei-
day in the Chancery court as execu.
trix OF the estate OF Martha ]. Tay-
Ior The estate Is valued at $500.
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brooklyn Blanks Boston.
BOSTON. June 25.--Nap Rucker
-c"~h. the Dodgers back to life today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
FOR sALE-REAL sa'
INH IMpRovED AND UNrwp,

~ s12So.oo
| Cor. 18th South ana e..
frame house, with wator nss
| house, water from fIn~,s ad ~
deep. Lot 90x2a5 foet z&
$50 cash, and the bnIs ~ eurtI
.,noo $1,000. 90. y"
$4,000 cash, and siOoo
puy the corner Of 9th East
aye shade trees around s3 an3
on inc lot. II would take a
them. Sidewalk around ~ yeau
for. Owner paid $500 'oo ss ~ lat
years ago; must raise sow u.
the sacrifice. 'e mo-
s275o.oo.
On state St. near 18th so,.,
llVe-rooDi shlng!e bungaioT
with one-half aero OF grovns -
erty is all nicely fsnoua
chicken houses on tho 10,
some OF the fine lrnpns an
chickens go with thu n,s
A-No. ] chicken ranch Wrv,
reasonable terms. WI q
soOUU.00
II you want your mon.v e.
than l. per cont on yonr
besides giving you a chance y
increase In tho value OF NJ, svr
this UP. The corner OF sryy.p
llth East. Improved with
terrace. 4 rooms on eoch 40
ern. also a six room fran. hn.
condition. and a 2-roorn -
They are all rented. si6on az
ance 3 per cent, Will secure 4,
$S500 90.
A new bungalow on 9th ro.,
South, nearly completed
II. and guarantee It's cors,
tlnlsh. III YOU want, one OF n
homes ever built IN this city a.,
BUY II on rental terms. Conn
s5bo0. 90.
a T-room modern bungalov !.
ave. near ith South. rho ~
feet TO alley. This housa ~
modern. has heating plant Inn,
In book cases. hardwood fIoo,.
doors large sleeping porch ~,
or probably less will handI. h.
$1,000 cheaper than anvthIn9
neighborhood. e -
Sl150.0o
VIII buy n fivs-room brios al.
6ox165 feet OF ground; south ~
6th East and I1th South Eaiy
ls covered with fruit and abad.
good flowing well: city wata. 4.
Have many more OF sams al.
gains on my books.
1T VIII pay you TO see m. N
buy. ""e
We write fire insurance.
"A. RICHTER.
'''' OIL 70 so.l
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A REAL HOME AT A BARGAIN.
Lot Sxl0 rods.
broom modern pressed brick
home, on this large lot. plenty OF
largo and small fruit and garden
room. Located In Forest Dale.
First-Class water right. Price
$4,000. Easy terms.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG.
COMPANY,
120 Kearns Bldg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

groom modern house Mt 7th 80. and
9th Eaut, large lot; sewer, walks anu
shade trees Flsboi good terms.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

Itx1f NEW HOUSE TENT RE-s.r (-S.y
suuction; viii sell for one-thIrd cost OF
r1iii TIL see Engineer Sierra Nevada
e.3S7
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HoMEsITE ADDITION.

A. NJ KELLAR & co,
G3i w, End So.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED,

I-ROoM BRICK. 4 YEARS OLD. SUM-
msr Kitchen, electric lights. pantry, etc
Nice lot, southeast. This IN a splend'o
bargnin for se75, $3.50 cash.
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HoMEsITE ADDITION
HOMESlTE ADDlTIo,
HOMES1TE ADDITIoy|

This beautiful addition is the M,
town and building lots ere No.
up daily by shrewd. careful nv
homeseekers. In no other ns,-
city are you offorcd such yal1ss
money and on such easy terms
a disposition To get ahead In m
and we will help you.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

GOOD BUY FOR PARTY WORKING AT
CAR SHOP.
4-room now cottage. good lot. water,
lights, 7th South. 9th West Price, S1100,
easy terms.
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WE OFFER A BEAUTIFUL I
HOME In Douglas park. stdcd
ern In every respect: beamed
hardwood floors, built-in boo>
cabinet kitchen and cosy corne1
on a beautiful spot; has a ntc
view OF the city and valley, Pna
on terms TO suit.
$-room pr. brick, pantry. closs,
nent. two porches: faces east: 4
gated for railroad man. Pno
Sl60 cash. balance SIS per mod
Houses md lots In all parts Of
and nt bargains. Prices and q
suit, "See Us"
HUBBARD INVESTMENT q
68 West Bird South 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Groom red pressed brick cottage. 4th
East and 9Th South; strictly modern ex-
oept furnace; large lot. east front. lawn
and property in good shape. $500 cash
$50 per month; price S35o0.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
22 East First South ST
Tel. Wasatch 244. e2317
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HOTELS.
ROOMINQ HOUSES,


GROCERY.
ff you want a nice little bu5i-
ness southeast, one that has been
handled on business principles. SEQ
this store: rent, s25. stock and
fixtures about $1,000
NUMBER TWO.
a nice little store southeast
rent, $40. includes store and
nice living rooms connected. Also
fixtures, YOU pust buy the stock ut
TO TRADE.
\ hotel that cleared last month
over 500. will prove this, will take
In par, payment one or two auto
mobiles. or what have you 10
for selling.
FOR EXCHANGE,
4o-room rooIning houoe for acre
age; co-room rooming house for
real estate. grocery and meat
market for real estate.
THIRD SOUTH.
We have nice. clean, respect
able. 30-room rooming house;
steam heat and water furnished;
rent, $3.50 per room. Can be
t'h6HN Orl ISEIllS Ut
price much less than 800 per
room.
EIGHT-RooM
Apartment, near Hotel Utnh;
can rent rooms; furnishings are OF
the very best grade house COM
plete In every way; nice place
Tor man and wife or widow lady.
Price. $3.50.
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Beautiful 6-room modern brick on cor.
ner lot near Liberty park; mantel. full
cement basement, barn, etc Only $4,000;
1900 cash
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PRIVATE HOME

WILLOWS 6ERE: coNFIpENTI11I,
oonnnenent seclusion. legal adoption,
Ms y. Phillips. iith E bet I7th and
i-th so- Sugar Sta Hy.and i:li.M,
p1os3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Lot I1Bx126 IT.. vacant. corner Eth go.
and 9Th Bast; an elegant site for stores
and apartments. The cheapest property
In that location. $4,000. good terms
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS

- = ~1---~>-N-----~--->~~-
WANT ASSISTANCE
10 start certified milk nnd cr,an,.ry,
plant Tor Salt Lake City. Address Gil
Tribune. soI63
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-HoUsEs FURNISHED

TO RIGHT PARTIES. MY NEW HOME.
In most exclusive neighborhood and
coolest part OF city; lawn. flowers, etc;
700 per month. near university. Nd
dress G-S. Tribune. e20s5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

On southeast bench, one-half block
from car, new Groom modern brick. man
walks, fruit and shade treos. This Is 4
snap at ss1oo, on easy terms.
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BRAND NEW HOME At A
SACRIFICE,
ON PAVED STREET.

Save $500 by buying this beauti-
ful house. Just completed. A
Groom pressed brick bungalow.
with large reception hall. sleeping
porch, full basement, all cement
ed; complete plumbing; book
cases. china cabinet. buffet. man
tel. all built In, everything the
very best; Just as good as III
$4,000 home; must sell at once
i will be ut tho place between II
and o'clock Sunday and Monday
to show you through
1898 So. 9th East. Phone Was.
46-M.
Price $s4o0. VIII mako easy
terms.
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BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.,
1912 E. Third South.
Mr. Richey.

A.. FOR LEASE. UNFURNISHED.
40 rooms. I2 baths toilets steam heat,
,arse Arg rooms: Ono Of the incest places in
ro me cry; All new and ready for occu-
pancy shortly. Rent very reasonable.
o@ess @ location, unfurnished
oe-rooIn modern apartment house.
eaulpped with disappearing beds, gas.
iSIoves. refrigerntors In fact. every
nno"n convenience. All new. swell loc,
GIT low SEQ me for further particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

7s1115i, EAST BENCH. 10TH
walk paid. Owner. lls5 f'.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

We have several bargains IN vacant
lots; and some fruit and chicken ranches,
close In that are cheap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21
HOMESITE ADDIr1oy

is located on 9TH East Just
andamere, and Is one OF tbs
tracts Of ground In thu ciiv-lf
dry and level The soil is
loan, In front of every lot a
cement walk and shade trees
DURING JULY.
$500 CASH.
$3.50 MONTHLY,
VIII get you choice lot In Hon
clifton SEQ Eomesite AddIlic5
whether you buy or not. ne h
you n home In Homesite AddfI~
your own plans and let you ~
IKE rent Homesite Addition uaf
garden a few weeks ago, brt /
dotted with beautiful cottages ara
lows. These lots are selling fssl
you want one at present p1.
terms you will have Ia act quIe;|
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FOR SALE
Ho7sEs AND VEHICLES

SALT LAKE rrOEc- =. MULE MARKET
Commission SnlnSnen. Horses
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

TWO FINE BUILDING LOIs.
east bench: on good. easy -
Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

10 LOTS g. E, II BLOCKS FEv<
car lines and block from
will sell OF their value FOR
dress G-12. Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICha a.
modern house. $50 T. ma
W. 2s70.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

Was A. N, HUMPHREYS. Was,
S138 7g West Second South ils3.
e29l6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

'i'oo-is rooms. modern: Main ST.: rent
ss6; heat freei good lease; an OK
sssoo. eeellent transient place.
Po"ooNoo rooms, best location In city;
modern. up-to-date hotel; low
rent; long lease; terms to right
party,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

ATTENTION DRuGGIsTs-oNE OF
ths BEST corner locations in the city
lsase reasonable rent See the Iocators
l1.als Brooks Arcade oldE. Ara south
and State. .ra,n
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CLEANING AND DYEINC

SALT LAKE CLEANING Co, Is, so.
State st Phones 52.5-sslS ruassr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

CAPITAL LAND COmf,Wn' ~
Renl estate and farms I"
bldg, Phone Wasatch 376.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

BUYERS BE CAREFUL
y PROTECTS THE BUYERS
by giving notice to wholesale houses
and looking up all records.
ALL PAPERS MADE OUT FREE
Observation-Disclosures. wholesale houses,
and former patrons Sec s.
J w. DOLLAR, 15S MAIN
sooe-l4-R. rooming house. clears s75.
S65o-16-R. roomIng mouse, clears $75.
s3oo-Cesh down. 20 rooms bargain.
Sooo-Cash down-15-R. mod. hotel.
Elegant furnishings, clears S75 Price
$l225. This is a bargain.
sl2eo partnership in an old established
cleaning and dyeing business. clearing
$500 month. A splendid opportunity
So5o-Good paying cigar store. steady
trade. old established. only $40 rent
Leaving city.
], ". DOLLAR, 1888 80. MAIN.
e2o15
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HOTELS AND RooMINc HOUSES,
LOOK HERE! This 2S-room hotel has
earned over $4,000 in the last five yenrs
ABOVE all running expenses The pres
ent established business and reputation
70 worth $26O0. The furniture cost $4,000;
put the party is anxious to make a quiok
saIe and viii sacrifice for $325o. Don't
overlook this opportunity. Never before
offered; exclusive agent
10 rooms, housekeeping apts- This
beautiful place. ideal location, well fur
only $3.50.
trade for real estate or lots
POSITIVELY tho best furnished
1-roonn house in the city. Only $500;
am offering tho best 14-room board
ing house on the market for $1,000; 3-yr.
lease
rooms. nicely furn.. $3.50; rent SIS;
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sle AND $40, 4 AND GROOM MODERN
apafment; gas range. yard and shade.
Wasasch b. d3s07
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

WHsafch 1851 5it w 5th SO
Charles $500 per head commission: 4oc
per day feed.
d5ol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

WE PAY CASH FAR Bhhss.-
real estate A. N. Bunpnh
Ind SO. st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

THIS PLACE rs IN WALKING DIST
ANCE OF TOWN.
WIN be sold at a bargain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

BEST BUY IN TOWN FOR AN IN
EESTOR OR A PARTY FOR SMALL
COTTAGE
Sroom brick cottage facing east on 5th
East north Of Liberty park. Lot 49S115.
Water, lights, paved street, sewer; lot
alone worth s1700. Tho biggest bargain
IN town. $500 cash: price $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

GOOD PAYING REAL ESTATE BIJST-
ness: will stand investiearion a.
dress GA, Tribune .aSit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

S-room modern brick house two blocks
from City and County building. Large lot.
basement, eewer, eto.. $3.50; terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-21

we haVe plnces from to 12o roorns'
IN fact. anything|in this line for sale. we
nave nave II: satisfaction guaranteed.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOTELS AND
LEASES.
10 Main st. Phone cal.
A L. BRATTAIN. MGR B. o, DEPT.
e565
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ELECTRICIAN AND SUPPLIES

PHONE wASATCu 6o5o IN VSIGS
electric switch. bell. light needa Te
Caring Electric Construction Co, 327
oNoNo- elo2T
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-22
Retiring and Newly Chosen Member Of Republican National
Committee From State Of Nevada
Two Years In Pen
For Former Sheriff Smith


Late Saturday night, the tmy In
lo tmbe2ziement case against f1r-
ler Sheriff Q. H. Smith brought in
; verdict of guilty with a recon.
lendation Of leniency. At that time,
attorneys Horsey and Orr, repre-
enting the defendant, made q mot on
new tria. and Judge soners
ct Monday, at ten ociock as the
.Ae for the hearing of the argu.
Ients on the mC Cuon.
Meanwhile, conference was
ad in which Judge Somers, Dis
rict Attorney McNamee and the
.efendants attorneys participated and
It which time, 1t Is understood, al
lgreement was reached whereby the
5lense Withdrew the m ton. Then,
the appointed hour, Judge Som.
rs sentenced the ex.sheriff to a
rn Of two years III the state pen
antiary at Carson.
The laws Of the state prescribe a
enalty Of from one to Is years In
uch cases, but the fact that friends
the defendant had restored the
tate and county shortages--leavina
ne state and county free from loss,
cept the expense of the late tri7l--
,ubtess had Its weight with both
ne Jury and court; hence a min.
mum sentence was imposed.
In this connection, 1t Is said, tina,
cps have, ready been taken to
Mn. the early release of the con.
icted man-either ty parole O,
omplete within q reasona
.cpace of time and with this OBJ
ect In view. Attorney Horsey nc
ompanied the prisoner to the stat.
aDital with the avcwed purpose Of
iyins the foundation for such pro
eedings. The state board Of par
ons will meet in September and al
nat time, doubtless, the matter vii
called 10 tie attention Of thai
ody.
That the result CT the trial Cf th,
mith case will have a most sauator,
fleet In this county seems to b,
he consensus of opinion. 1t has prov
ID that convictions fer crime can b,
lad In this county and that the da,
,as come when negligent or crimi
ally inclined public officials vii
,e brought to account the moment I
s found out that they are not Il
he straight and narrow path.
Smith. In the opinion CT many. wa
l"t a criminal at heart; but he wa
'r'minal'y weak. He allowed hin
self to be Influenced, II not In
rosed upon by alleged friends. t
7'r,e CT whom he loanded money TIA
iic rot belong TO him. When the da
t. make an accounting cane. h