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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24

7 herein and also on the gronnI th,,
there is due and owing from de-.
PENDANT t" plaintiff as receiver nI
| the State Bank and Trust Cnnnou>
a balance due upon an oycrLrait made
| by defendant up,n H.. St,,, p,nI
and Trust Company. which said bal.
ancc amounts t" $l.352.n2, t,ucthr1
with interest thereon from .Auuu,t
~, lp1I at the rate pI one n,r cen,
per month, which said ov,rdral1
and interest said defendant agreed
| pear from thc com,1,;n+ ur;,,
on file in the office ni.th,. ,l.r1. -,
said Court, 1t Carson in ,,;1 C,,,,
", and to which Won ar. r.,r.;,11,
referred. And Won ar, fu~tbnr NOT;
fled that if you fail to oDnr,r and
answer said complaint, the nIaiuti0
will take Judgment for the ,ai0
amount, besides interest and costs
OF suit, according TO the PRAYER of
the complaint.
In Testimony Whereof, | have
'creunto set my hand and affixed the
the Seal OF SAID Court, at Carson
City, this 9Th day of January \ y
1912.
+. O. PATTERSON.
Clerk Of the First Judicial Court
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24
Enjoy A GAME

If you enjoy exercise .ry a game
at Paxton's new. boy. ball. court
This is conceded the best court in
town AMI some astonishing :rccoris
IN line and enjoy the fun
Guaranteed fresh cers' n N
fagle Market. so cents per dozen
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24

That was a very unronrinrntary thrust that Covvrnor OIdn. in
his message gave Controller Jake Egger- when he said that ON &c
count OF the system OF bookkeeping in vogue it was impn->IIc l.,
determine the exact standing OF the State, money or finances, The
Appeal t, not looked into the mater bt i of the opinion that Juk,
Eggcrs a tell exactly how thing, stand aIn gthi, line. even il th,
booking system i, OF the old time school
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24

Clerk of the First Judicial Court
OF the State OF Nevada. in and ior
Ormsby County.
Mack, Green, Brown and IIccr
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24
IN THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT COURT OF THE
STATE OF NEVADA, in and tor
the County of Ormsby.

The State OF Nevada sends t."
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-02-24

FOO BOD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
SOUTHERN MENICO
SEETtlING MITu VIOLENCE

hdituN iIiN. aug. lI.. ruuiNtiU
Nryiru and the district along th"
border states are sccthiug uuldrou
of violence. devastation aud suUuriup.
Wi'h uut"dEus. murders aud dcstru,-
ton ut property So terrible that the
press accounts that reach the United
states are much iuu mild, according
tu J. r. Nrdduch tor several years
general supyIiutpudcut oi the nation
ul l;ailWHAs uf McXiru, having iuriS-
dinuuu over u district covering lIuu
miles 40 tn. southern part of that
republic, who arrived here from MoN-
leo today
"out of t1.uUU Americans VINO
lived there Two wears ago, said MI
Boddoch. "thcro nov are only 1000
who have taken the rHsnrc tc SAM
bile WITH their Uycs tu guard their
property Interests The cutting off
pf hands, brutal murders uud attacks
IN detrusclrss women ana rhildrcu
are only mild furms ul HWusDmonts
for rchols ana ruralcs. The Amcrl-
cans uuN Dut mo- figure iu MpNtCo
ThcN ar, noarN go uut aud tho few
remaining ufs taking heavy odds with
their lives
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Strong Force Awaits Arrival
of Advancing Federals on
Border; Aeroplane Scouts
Employed by Maderistas.
OROZCO REASsURES
u. S. AUTHORITIES
Americans Need Have No
Fear of Intrusion Across
Line" Is Message frcm Rev
Olutionary Headquarters.
lBy E,snInE IIe,ara =. 9. Lssssd MIrsl

IBy EvrainE uciA Ata =. =. Leased Wirrl
Juarcz. Mexico Aug 10 By us
arrival today cot 800 TphDls lruw
Gmdaluuc. along the International
border tEr ryupl garrison here nov
uumh-ts about lpOu men 10 WAS
declared ut rebel hcuduuar,rs to-day
that Gen. 80 CarraN"ro. located Ht
villa Ahumvdu. south ON tbc MeNt-
Ouu Central railroad has lbou men
go his command ana thut Hbout 1000
more ttp located near palomas, up-
pu.itp columbus N NJ. tu which
point United States troops are being
rushed Itom Fort sam Houston, lb
addition tu four troops of the Third
cavalry already stationed on tho
American side lu that vicinity
u vJs declared Jt General pruzcoH
headquarters here th1t the United
States need have uu Tear ut Intrusion
from the Mexican side
The rchul Figures plar, NOR, than
600 mon iu thy vicinity ui Juur'z
and DO v..a said 'hti the federal td-
vance from the south would br await
yd without more troop movements.
I'M, federal urmy advancing t".
ward th. border Boz believed tu contain
muT, than 5000 men, bar rvhvl lead
,rs her, believe it~ uumbrr. viii h'
diminished 10y the necessity ui l'HN
ing EurrisuuN Gao protect the MrNiru
Northwestern and th, Mexican 'ru.
tral railways.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
JNNE NDDNMs NAY BE
OA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

hIH hUIh. Aug IH. 'fuU uI INt
results ui th, conference, H oyster
B8t trfpr,u COLONEL Roosevelt soma
t1f bison. hlt campaign manager ana
George N Perkins If the pruhHhl
selection uI Niss Jane Addtms of
chicago a- 70 member uI the oNrcu.
tive committee ut niuy of which Mr.
Perkins a chairman Air Perkins
aud Judge ktH b. Lindsey have so
Tar been named At tho conference
five additionn names we've tentative
ly chosen and have hNon submitted
Coo Governor johnson ot California hy
wire for his approval one of these
names u said 90 be that of Miss Ad-
dams
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Preliminary Survey Of Politi-
cal Situation Claims Three
Hundred and Eighty-FoUr
Votes for Taft.
NOTHING CONCEDED TO
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Arizona, California, Oklahoma
and Nebraska Placed in
Doubtful Column by Repub.
lican Chairman.
tny Evening Herald a. y. Lsassa wIssI

tny Evening urtaid a. =. Leassa wIseI
Chicago, Aus. chart.s L.
hillrs. chairman uf the Republican
national committee departed tor New
urh iHduN after two days ut confer
'u.'s Win Republican Irpdars at
N,.i'rU headquarters here. during
WIN % nr launched tho Republican
presidential campaign
b"iurr leaving b., received reports
OF most encouraging sort from
nearly ull the national ,ommitteeU,u
Iu the various states.
Mr.. liillos hcid conferences until
Midnight uat night with three fuum-
nrrs ut the executive committee OF
The national committee.
Announcement was made today of
ih, appointment at John &. EvoiS-
man. secretary 90 CONGRESSMAN Will
lam 70. Mukiuloy. as assistant sccrp,
hrt ui tho ubiiuUal committee An
uuun,'mvut Was also made OF the
appointment of Walter ~ Wilson OF
chicago as assistant treasurer
Mr. lill"s said &c Was expected that
'hithE" would Dee made tho chief
headquarters of the national commit.
tee. WHAT hc calls a proiiminnrv gnr
N'E ul iv, political Ntuutiuu WAS iv-
sued Do, Mr. LUl,s last night The
chairman ,uuc'd,s uo states 20 tho
Progressive" party Ton states with
lll votes. are conceded ~ the Dem
D.rajs, -hi'. ai with 80 oitstorug
vote nf 3hi. hr" claimed for TAFT
-Four states. with uu electoral vote Of
3d. Hrr UlIsrpd as duuhtfuI Follow
iug are thc figures
Claimed POS the Republican party
Electoral
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
nv Evening nsram a. .. leased w,.,


i.os Angeles. Aug Clarence f.
barruW resumed nis argument tu ba
jury to-day in hls trial fpr atirrrl Jury
hrihtty After Announcing thaf hn
would ouuhuu himself STRICTLY u fHa
ru1IEu uUuu which bn Is uu frIHI. fls
bribery ul George " Lu.sN .ab bsr.
r"w entered into an unataH af tho
t''o'ur" Tot ana uR1inHt him .u igHt
issue
Comparing thc tosumous 0f rn.
pfnnrrutiuus witnesses and thUt ui uI.
uNu. No sought Goo SNOW tho .uur.H.
ability OF 90, state, allegation thHI bn
bad given the hrib, money COZ induced
th' corruption of the juror uIrdIt
dDtul uf tlu testimony OF Bort d.
Franklin the confessed juror nrihpr,
Was overlooked iu tho attach uruD
hlfr. nor WAS a point UHd, 100 Dan.
row favor boy thr munH TrsH.s
0hu e"ulfadiDted Fnuklu .'tsu.
Tho speaker. time aftrr um, ..i,I
upur tI, lufE tu UHuuru IuD HI.u
Nuum fh,. would uruug, HrIt
FrlEhuU. nunor ana admitted falH.
her t,HurIuE Tor hs nHn Un,ri} ur
job Hartman. FRANK E Wolf 1ul
himself who Dad trstined ts1Inst
Frauhuu.
.Il you convict m. you must 8y
that Hartman. Wuif, aud myself IIp
psrurDr aud Hrrt H Franklin H .u
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
SUBJECTED 70
INDIGNIgIES HN REM -

NrAI,u City Aug o.. The English
men employed iu mine az Guerrero
were held up hy ZapHtistas iu Mury-
los y,stprdpy Then hupcs were
stolen and then the rebels strip q
thom ul ,luthiug aud ull personal h,.
longing The fuEli-hmvu made
thrit way iu q telegraph station unC
wired here luT assistance ThrN VII
have difficulty m reaching here hr-
Upusv ut suspension ~ regular train
service.
The suglishmuu gave their names
as a. "a Sterling uud g. Cruik-hanks
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

Cheyenne. MNu. Aus. 90 An tl.
tempt Gao hold W the UHt Train 'n
route from Rock ~prIusH Go Gum,
Yesterday wuruus b. Nru,,ru tu hHN.
been ur.-ttitrd hA the arrest uI
Gcorsr and Car Sir1umHE Hrutnors
ga Ruck springs
II be- alleged that Officers DN,IurhlG
the brothers ptuuing tht huIo.up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
SAN sCIIEpPs RFTGUNS
NOII NTAltlIN ro NIN NOllk

tipt ~pgings, Arm. aug lH- sam
Srhrpps, wanted as a material witness
Ia the Herman Ru-ruthal murder
case iu New YORK 'ity lvtt here nt
ta o'clock this morning 100 charge
~ Assistant District Attorney Rubin
and his detectiNes
Rubin maintained his decision 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
THIiTI TROOPS OH CAVALRY
REINFORCE Miss GNttRISpN

sun AUTUUIU- IrNH Aug To-" mo
mira squad ul the Third United
States cavalry consisting ol troops
g. IS and NJ. hHa huru ordered b..
Colonel Stcrg'r iu report immrdi o.
trN aJ Fort Huss with thirty dts ,
Utluus tor hur.lrr service. 'ryptrt-
tions are being made Geo vulrH Ties"
troops today This viii Wlkr eight
troop. of the Third cuNolr, ON iGty
80 Fort Bliss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

Passed emergency resolution
extending tpprupruIIuus until
september
NsI.uH IH .Hui.rru.r rrunrt uu
Uru-IHu appropriation hiH,
EK...fIkt legislative and lu-
dIDM appropriation hill retufnel
ut president Iat with his veto
bgHusr uf tho .mination Of
commerce court aud Limitation %
DINA srrtI.r lHrm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

Salt Lake DitN Aus lt Iyr l'H-
tom. alleged murJrrrr ut enc hate Mar
rhnl Dan Hanson ut tukrNIliH and '
member uf tht notorious Whtu"f
brothers gaus ut uutluWs, Who escaped
va the iail-hrvHk Ht Evanston. WNu.
last wees. WHs captured "a short dif
tnnce south of -n'aH tab yesterday
Lake county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Declares He Would Not Ex.
change Places With One Of
Twelve If They Find Him
Guilty Of Bribery.
DRAMATIC DEFENSE
BY ACCUSED LAWYER
Compares States Testimony
With That of His Own in
Effort to Show improbable
ity Of Prosecutions Case.

Los Angeles. Aug t5 with I
y almost tho outlr" court room Iu Z
y tears, Clarence s. barrow I
= brought to close TODAY iu "a Z
y powerfully pathetic plea, the o.. Z
nat argument for the defense iu 4
= his trial Tor alleged Jury hribc .
rN. A. an unschcdulpd finale tu Z
= hts plea, the bells ut nearby =
y cathedral toilvd forth tho Nugp Z
y lus bH barroW consigned his oNu .
y lut' Co the hands OF th" lurt 4
y juHt before noon 4
WIth trur- streaming down Z
his cheeks The Chicago lawyer Z
utd" his last appeal aud when .
= the llual word was spoken men =
= us we'll as women. Jurors tud .
y court officials had hiudkpr. Z
y chiefs to their eyes. =
There was uu attempt At "a Z
y drWnnttrutiuu and "a, hHiIlfiH Z
hud no dlifiCulty 800 ,l,urlaE fhr .
y court room Friends ui the Jr Z
cuH"d moved SLOWLY forward =
= ana shook his hands bat irv =
' words were spoken us the llu =
y yer was Nisihly overcome with =
emotion and apparently ON tho =
y verge ol exhaustion
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15
Erlrl NIIrn scnlcncrd.

WNIhOVIIIN, VI. AUR I""TTTvT ~
Ten one of th, mountain uutlaWs
charged with completely iu the Hllls-
willie courthouse murders last March
pleaded guilty 90 murder iu the scH-
oud degree Yesterday ana WITS sem
touycd tu eighteen years iu the pcui'
Tertiary
,Wu others have bcru cuuNl.' ul
first degree murder aud two mor,
moWhvr- ot the gang are about Go n,
tried.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

uueN thc Instructions of District At
torucy Whitman not tu announce .ss
route Zoo Ny taken ur fnr probable uWr
ut arrival loo New York
10 Was NOT untn latr N.srrdt' that
S,hrpps mode up his mind 600 return
'u Sew Nurh Nith Assistant District
AttorUcN Rubin Probably thp ur-
rival uf stewart. "a prosecutors dee
tsctiNe, lulpollrd the decision stew
are had plenty of credentials and
after hr talksd with Schepus the pris,
unrr consented tu start
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-15

TODAY'B NEWS T0DAY--
YOu get n IN the HERALD.
RiHty Gents . month deliveries
~ your doorI fifty cents ~
mall.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-12-12
Nav Hold Public Meeting

Mr.. J. p. O'Conner of Super
ior, representing the Extension
Division of the University of
Wisconsin. was in the city Mon
day on matters of business. The
Extension Division of the Uni
verslt, is putting out CORES
pondence course which includes
practically every course that is
now offered by the correspond
ence schools of the country and
the success of the work is now
assured. Over 1900 people
throughout the state have taken
a course during the past four
years and there is now over
5000 people in the state taking
up the work. The courses,
which are of the best, are offered
to the people of the state at a
greatly reduced rate over those
of the other schools. The work OF
Mr.. O'Conner and his assistants
is to organize classes in the
different cities in this district.
which includes the northwestern
part of the state. A large class
has been organized at Superior
and another large class has re.
Gently been organized at Ash
land. Many individuals are also
taxing up the work.
While in the city Mr.. O'Conner
stated that a public meeting may
be held in this city during the
month of January at which the
work of the Division would be
explained in detail to any and all
interested persons and that if
there was enough interest shown
class may be organized in this
city. All who are acquainted
with the work of the Extension
Division are high in their praise
of 1t. The plan of the Extension
Division is to bring the Univer-
sity to the people of the state so
that it will be of greater benefit
to everyone. In this way people
of the state can derive the bene-
fits of this great institution of
learning without leaving their
hames via the route of the
correspondence course. n
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-12-12

Attorney John Walsh of this
city returned the first of the
week from Superior where, to-
gether with Attorney j. J.
Fisher of Bayfield,, he represent.
ed the town of Bayfield, in a
S., 900 damage suit brought by
Mrs. Mike st. Armour for in.
juries she claims to have received
by falling through a defective
sidewalk at Bayfield,. Attorney
Frank B. Lamoreaux of Ashland
represented the plaintiff. The
case was heard before Judge
Ross and was nonSuited.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-12-12
XMAS CHEER TO
NEEDY IN CITY
lem Theatre Lends Aid to
Charitable Cause.
To Donate One Nights Pro-
ceeds to the Needy of
Washburn.

That there may be no home in
Washburn that will not be visited by
dear old Santa Claus" on Christ
mas eve Manager Burt Harrington
of the Gem Theatre has hit upon
a scheme for providing funds for this
charitable cause and has very kindly
donated the use of his theatre for
one evening, the net proceeds to go
toward buying gifts, wearing appar-
el and eatables for the needy of the
city. The evening that has been set
aside for this notable cause is Tuesday
evening, December nth, and the
house should be packed during
every performance on that evening
and those who will be unable to at
tend should buy their tickets any
way in order to swell the fund that
will help to bring Xmas cheer into
the homes of the needy.
The funds secured in this manner
will be turned over to committee OF
three ladies whose duty it will be to
look up the homes in the city that
are not likely to be visited by St.
Nicholas and to buy such articles as
they deem will be appreciated the
most.
A very strong program is being
prepared for that evening which will
include many musical numbers. The
printing, music, use of theatre, etc.
will all be donated to the cause and
the citizens who are able should show
their, liberality by buying as many
tickets as they, CAM buy one
for every member of the family--in
order to swell the fund.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-12-12
gives
Good Show--Poor Attendance.

Mr.. Hal Johnson and his ex.
cellent company staged "The
Arrival of Kitty" a comedy with
music, at the Opera House in
this city on Monday evening
and it was zone of tie best
shows Of the kind that has visit
ed this city in years but despite
this fact it was accorded a very
poor attendance. The leading
role was played by Mr.. Johnson
and he alone was worth the
price of admission. and the rest
of the parts in the play were all
we'll taken by the mem bers of
the troupe. This play has been
staged in all of the larger cities
of the country and everywhere
has met with good houses, but
here in Washburn theatre goers
do not seem to appreciate a good
attraction and consequently they
were given a decided frost and
were compelled to play to lot of
emyty chairs. Despite the poor
house the company staged their
attraction in fine shape and
those present were accorded a
rare treat and there was not a
disappointed person in the en-
tire house.
Manager Charles Brunner
of the Opera House has been en-
deavoring to get only first class
plays for the Opera House but
he says that he will have to give
up the attempt unless the pa
tronage is better in the future.
For the last show a guarantee
was made that if anyone was
not suited that their money
would be cheerfully refunded
and a deposit was made at
the Fox Bros. Drug store to
make good the guarantee but
there was not one in the audi
ence that was not highly pleas.
ed with the show. Mr.. Brun-
ner also says that for future
shows he will make like guar.
antee SO that people will ran no
risk Of paying their money and
then seeing poor attraction
for their money will be returned
ii not satisfied. If Washburn is
to get good shows the attend
ance will have TO be better.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-12-12
TAX RATE WILL
BE- $50 THIS YEAR
Is Lowest Since City was
Incorporated
Financial Condition of the
City About the Same as
Last Year.

An adjourned meeting of the COM
mon council was held at the Com
mercial Club roomlast Friday evening,
the purpose of the meeting being the
making of the tax levy for the city
for the coming year. Two reports
were submitted to the council by the
finance committee, the. one based
upon the amount that could be raised
by rate of 3.25 and the other upon
a rate of $50 and the latter was
adopted by: unanimous vote. The
rate this year is the lowest it has
been since the city was incorpor ated
and the cut will be appreciated by
the taxpayers. The following is the
levy as made by the council:
State Taxes $2.538 78
County Taxes 1898 50 1882 81
School Taxes $500 90
Sinking Fund.
City Bonds 1000 90
Interest on same 1850 90 $3.50 90
Certificates of
indebtedness. 5000 90
Current Expenses $500 81 1902 81
Public Library 1900 10
Total to be raised by taxation 1921 39
Special Assessments
Sewer Certificates 545 66
Sidewalk Certificates 290 IS
Total special assessments 636 Al
The reports of the treasurer for
the months of November 1911 and
November 1919 were read at the
meeting and it was shown by these
reports that the city treasury is in
better condition at the present time
than it was year ago. The present
council have endeavored to accomplish
as much work as possible with the
amount of funds'at hand and have
been successful in making good
showing this season. In all depart
ments a total of $2, ,7S5.09 more was
expended this year than year ago,
divided principally as follows streets
$7S3, cement sidewalks $475.
cemetary $Sss, charities $299, town
hall $3.50, city hall $79s, sewers
S251. The street lights cost the city
about $500 less than they did year
ago, the equipment having been in
stalled last summer. The improve
ments made upon the streets were
mostly of a permanent nature, only
such repairs being made as were
necessary. Many new cement walks
were laid. At the Gem metary a new
building was erected and the grounds
were fitted up which caused this item
to be more than year ago. A new
heating plant was installed in the
town hall at a cost of $3.50 and re-
pairs and improvements to the amount
of about $1,000 were made at the city
hall. This last item included the
installment of new boiler. The
sewer expenditures included five
blocks of sewer laid on west third
street.
1t has been the aim of the council
to make every dollar expended do as
much work as possible and with this
end in view results have been accom-
plished.
In the city there is not much chance
to cut down the running expenses
much lower than they are at the
present time for they have been re-
duced to minimum. The object,
then, is to make every dollar count,
and this the present council has been
endeavoring to do.
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