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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
YANKEE Drawn GETS
TWOMORE F|RSTS
At STOCKHOLM
Sixteen Hundred Meter Relay
and Decathlon, Together
With Swimming Race Add
Eight Points to soHre.

NY LNNMaAM AANAAN0 - AaHNANN NNANNN
Stockholm, July i5.--Amerlca won
first place In two of the leading
events at today's olympic games, The
1900 meters relay rnce and the de-
cathlon. and second place In the 500
meters swimming, final, thus scoring
altogether eight points.
Sweden added nineteen points 10
her total; Finland thirteen points;
England. six points; Germany. five
points; Australia. which won the
swimming event, three points;
France. two points and Austrin, one
point.
James Thorp OF Carlisle Indian
school. performed remarkable feat
IN winning the decathion and proved
his general all around ability aa an
athlete.
King Gustavc, at o'clock this af-
tornoon. presented the prizes To the
winners of gold, silver and bronze
medals. won In the various compe-
tiiions The scene was very briis
iinta one as thouaands of athletes
from many different natiOnalitiet
gathered In front ~ the stand.
Gloom was east over the spectators
md participants Ia the Olympic
games today when u became known
that the only Portuguese runner IN
yesterday historic marathon race. y
I.azar0. had died In the hospital this
morning. He suffered from sum
stroke du.ing yesterdays race and
| fell out on the return Journey. after
running nineteen miles Summarizes
Decathlon. James ThOrp. Carlisle
Indian school flrali u. Wies'ander
Sweden, second; G. Lomherg, swe-
den. third
wrestling. final. fcather-weighti
Koskels. Finland. first. I.asenen, Fin
land, second derstaekers, uermRny
third.
wretsling. final. iight-weishls
Ware, Finland. first; MatiaEon, Eve
den. second; MnlAtrom, Sweden
third
1900 meters relay race. for team
81 four men, each man running 400
Imotorh. final; United States. first
France. second: England. third.
Hop. step and Jump, finaIi sweC'en
first, second and third.
Cross country race team; sweden
flrati Finlana, seconds England
third.
High diving. plain and variety
laomhlned. from heights Of five and
ten meters. final; AdIorse, sweden
a6e ITO points: First Nnrncr, Ger
lrnnny. 3es points. aeo0ndi BlSrsen
lGWeden. SAT t-b points third.
-Four hundred meters swimming
race. team. for teams of f0rr women
naoh swimming 100 meters; England
flaalt Carnnnnv nrcOud. Austria
ihird, Time--6ib2.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
MORNONS CALL ON
SENATORS SMOOT
AND FALL FOR
PROTECTION
Telegraphio Protest Against
Indignities to Be Presented
to State Department at
Washington at Once.
FEDERAL AND REBEL
ARE BLAMED ALIKE
CBy nvsaizs EIsraId A. ? Leased wissl


Coionia oaxaca. sonora. Mex. July
i5.--Rut twenty mhes today sepa-
rates che rebels advancing from
CaunA orandca for their attack on the
federal forces gathered az colonla
Oaxaca ana Cplonia MoreloH. the
Mormon colonies neventy-five miles
southeast OF DouRlnr, AriA. The reb-
ciH were sighted n, Las Varas on the
mountain tops.
ocneral sanjincn. the govornment
commander. with i.t00 men. two
cannon and two machine guns. has
lefi garrison al Colonia Moreloa
fifteen miles west OF here. Isis forces
viii await the attack az Colonla
Oaxaca. Most of the Mormon colon
lists have gone 10 COlonia Morelos for
defense. They are determined TO re-
slst both fedeTals and rebels alike u
their property becomes battle
ground and their families are on'
dnngercd
a clash was narrowly avorted
when the government troops attempt
cd to take tho Mormon teams and
wagons. The colonista hid theiI
horses and wagons In tho mountains
Feeling between the residents and
the fcderailsts IN none too good and
may cause trouble at any time
Bishop q. y. Brown, VINO has beer
here several days Investigating CON
ditlona. WAS expected TO telegraph MI
report today to Senator Smoot oi
utah. and aenntor Fall of New Mex
leo, To he submitted 60 the state de-
parsmont.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
TROOPS IN LEAGUE
WITH ROYALIST
PLOTTERS
Republican Government Of
Portugal Discovers Serious
DisaffectiOn Among Soldiers
in Lisbon Garrison.


thr DVoAinS uefaio - - Iseanea Wksop
Lisbon, via the Frontier. July iS.--
The government n now Ia poanenulon
Of complete plans of the roynllnis.
These show that several regiments IN
the Lisbon garrison we're in league
with the royaliata. agreeing mat
these FeEimenta should walk into the
streets ana proclaim the rc-eatabilsh. 4.
nlent OF tho monarchy on the night
fhct Captain Couelor0. the royalist
leader, crossed thn fronlier.
Rivalry between cOuclerO and ono
of the princlpal icndnrH at Lisbon,
however, caused tho conspiracy 70
fall through.
Althossh tho r0yallsis have been
defeated tho republican sorpcs ap-
parenlly are not having as thelr own
way.
ToleRraph wires confluno Ia be cut
ANA bridges blown np. Troops are
being dispatched ~ the government
for the north daily
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
CHARGEs AGAINST
ARCHIBALD ARE
PRESENTED IN
THE SENATE
All Persons Commanded to
Keep Silence Under Pain Of
Prison While Impeachment
Documents Are Read.
IMPRESSIVE SCENE
IN NATIONAL CAPITOL
tny HvsaIas Herala 4. ,. I.ssssa wire,

Washington. July i5.-rhe inn
peachment OF Judge Robert w. Arch
haid OF the commerce court Was fcr-
maliy laid before the senate today by
the committee of managors from the
house. headed hy Representative
Henry y. clayton, chairman OF the
judiciary COMMITTEES,
shortly after tho senate convened
the house managers walked In a
body to the rail before the prcaldirs :
officers desk and announced their
mission. Tho senate chamber aud
eallefics were fairly well filled 10
witness She proceedlngs. n had not
bc,,n paralleled since the impench. .
meut of Judge Swnyne m iaOh
Mr.. clayton rend the resolution na.
der which the house had directed its
committee Co present the impeach-
ment to the senate About him were
grouped the other members OF the
committee. Representatives Floyd of
Arkansas, Webb of North Carolina,
Davis OF West virginia. North OF No
hraska, sterling OF Illinois and How
land OF ohio.
AZ Mr.. clayton concluded. ana be-
fore he could begin upon the articles
OF Impeachment, senator Lodge of
Massachusetts, pointed out that the
rules provided for proclamation by
the senate aergeant-at-arms. THE
house managers retired Go the rear
or the chamber and Colonel Daniel
Ransdoll, sergeant -,,t.arms of the sen.
ate, In n voice that scarcely reached
the senate galleries, made the for
nal proclamation:
Hear yc. hear yc; hear ~; ~
/ persons are commanded to keep w.
lepco ON palm ~ imprisonment whd'
the house ~ Representatives N en-
hihitlng 10 the senate of tho United
States articles of Impeachment
aaalnet llnhert M Archibald"
Chairman iCnyt0n proceeded viii
the formal rcading ~ the long docu
meut 81 impcAchment with the do
mand of tho house of representative
that the iudge ho tried for "higi
crimes" nnd "misdemeunora" agnins
the United states.
The document accused Judge Arch
bald of securing fnvora from thoso In
terested in litigation before the com
mercc court.
A resolution by senator clark 0
Wyoming to have the Impeachment
referred To select committee OF Nv
was adopted ana Senator GaiDnger
a. president pro temporc appolnte'
Senators clark, Nelson. Dillingham;
Bacon and culberHon.
Tho Impeachment must be agall
brought up tomorrow. The senate
rules provide for its consideration tn
lay after Il n announced.
The selecetod committee will pro
vide rules for the trial and report q
the senate tomorrow, when II will b.
determined whether the trial In y
proceed 80 once ar go over until fai
A postpOnement seems certain
Representative clayton gave notic
that the house reserved the right I
amend its articles Of Impeachment q
10 make reply TO any representation
OF Judge Archibald and adduce test
mony.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15

Cuy EsSnlsG IssrnId A. =. LsaG-d wirep
Denver. July is.--Two dead, five
Injured. two miH5'n and property
damage of ni least se.000.OOO were
the revised fects known as noon to-
day IN connection with last nights
Hood.
The dead;
Mrs. Lydia Dickrord. aged s5.
The missing.
noe Wallace.
Albert Clay.
The injured. all OF whom were
taken 10 the county hospital:
Mrs J. q. stafford, cut and bruised.
Mary HlKRlns. cut and bruised.
Fred Emerson, dIslocated shoulder.
Luil Turner, cut and bruised.
Rudolph Ryan. police officer, noar-
~ drowned while trying to rescue
woman.
While the above IIst OF casualties
IN 0elieved 10 be practically complete,
accurate flR,ire1 on property damage
still are incomplete and may run con-
siden,bly higher.
Individual estimates vary greatly
and run ns hIgh as ss.o00.OOO. Prac-
ticaiiy tho whole Wholesale and ware
houas districts were flooded and ex-
act figures ON this loss cannot be
given untn the buaemnata have been
unwatered ana inventories taken.
However, semi-otflcinl figures com
piled nj noon today include danaEe
items az follows;
City streets and sewers, s5Oo.Oo0,
stocks IN Wholesale district. at leas.
Si.O00.0O0.
Tramway, business and residence
property. sb00.0D0.
Total t2,OOo.0o0.
The Denver chamber OF commercc
ana tho United Charities have taken
charge of raising relief fund to aid
flood sufferers. OF whom more than
500 are homelaap.
A pathetic incident became known
today In connection with the death
Of Mrs. Lydia Bickford. 80 years old
The aged woman lived alone In q
little shack. Last night Joseph Bick'
ford, a son, visited his mothers homs
shortly after the flood broke. raped
loudly, and, receiving no response
turned 10 Fescuing other unfortunates
thinking his mother had been rescued
by neighbors. Early today Bickford
bavlng found no trace OF his mother
returned To the little home In from
OF which the cOroner'1 wagon wat
standing. the aged woman havinl
been drowned.
The BODY ~ Frank nm was founs
buried IN sand In the Denver n ki'
Grande yards. having been washed
several blocks by the torrent.
ot..t.a ~ thrttttue aHea nea and he
role roscues we're told today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
PAssEN0Elts MARoONED
ON RAILROAD TItAINs

Denver July lB.--Hun0rcda OF
men, women and children are home
less: a numher Of deaths are rumor-
Cd and million and half dollars
worth of property IN In ruins here
today AZ the result of tho cioudburst
last night that poured twenty-five
foot wall Of water down the shallow
he'd Of cherry creek, which runs
through the city.
The city Auditorium today IL q
refuge camp. Al dawn 500 homeless
women and children were gathered
there. twenty-five babies from siN
months ~ aix yeprs old are w the
care of tho police masron.
After directing relief and rescue
work az nishi Mayor Arnold organ
inad relief parties a. dawn 10 begin
the search ~ tho course Of the flood
which IL trail of wrecked frame
dwelllnaa. TFt
The chnmaor of commerce has
onened a yollef subscription list, The
flood and disaster ~ without parallel
Ia tho history 0f che city, hid u not
been for q note Of warning sounded
over the felephono 10 the city hall
lust before ghe crest ~ the fiooa
reached the clfy. many could not haVo
escaped deqth,
The meaanra was repeated atone
the coursh ~ the creek aud dwuiiers
on tha hanks we're able 20 flee ~
tllnn. msnny ~ their nlght clothes.
rhe floRd Ripped out concrete walls
that confined a for two miles, tore
t,n tifhf bridges, hundreds fof small
dvollingn and drove their occupantl
ont ~ lhalf homes or 90 roof topa
from wnlnn they were rescued ~ tha
members 81 the police and fire de-
narfmpnsa WHO HAD bern ordered %
resenn enfn ~ receipt of the warn
Ing neanant ~ lhc mnfor.
Nnnen|na Union station the flood
aorihd thFnn fncs 81 water ihrouai
fha sarna. putting locomotive ureI
on. nnloon|nG several hundred pas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
sAI.AZAR MAY SUCCEED
OROZcO As COMMANDER

Iuarez, Mex, July ib.---The return
INK hrre from casaR urandes of
General Ynez Salaxar. second in COM
mand to General Paaeual orozco, IN
the rebel army. caused no little com
mont Ia rchel circles today. General
aalnzar came ON an Order from
OFogco,
what the purpose OF his visit was
he would not disclose.
sniazar In mentioned prominently
as the military Eucccaor of OFOEcO u
the latter ls superseded n lH re-
ported. however. Sainaar came to
consult Orosco ON matters around
casaH Grnndes.
General Orozco has given over th'
entire Mormon question 10 General
Hniazar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
DEVASTATION IN WAKE
or WASHINGTON STORM
(Wy ugenIna neraIa a. =. Aeasee Wifel

WaHhinel0n, July ibs--hc most
aevorc thunderstorm IN years swept
down upon this city lhat niRht and
With the terrible wind which nccom"
painted Il lefs trail Of devastation
Throughout tho District of COLUMBIA,
Two and One-half inrhes of rain fell
hi throe.uanrtcrB ~ an hour.
Cellars we're AubmoFRed. lroea were
uproOiod, traffic on TROLLEY lines VIA
au,pondod aud tlln toiephue service
ao u areat sttont was put out os com.
nlnnlon. Great damage was done ~
Submerged bapementn of thf bureau ~
onnratlnH ana printing nQ0 Are GOV
ofRmonl printing olileo, Wnarq t,o
pnper stock was rendered eoElhlllu'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
.LORIMER DECLARES
INTENTION OF
WORKING
Expelled Senator Undecided
as to Whether. He VIII Seek
vindicatiOn at Hands of Illi-
nois Legislature.


washington. July ib.--"wnllam
Lorimer ~ going back 10 Chicago
and going 90 work.
That announcement was made to-
day in behalf of the man whom the
senate Saturday stripped 0f his seat
AZ junior senator from Illinois.
Whether he will re.enter politics
and seek a vlndication az tho hands
OF tho electorate, Mr.. Lorimer has not
decided.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
M'COOMBs ELECTED AS
DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN


Chicago, July ls.--W. II. Me-
Coombs today Was unanimously
elected chairman OF the Democratic
national committee.
SIR. Mccoomhs of New York. sue.
oeeds Norman V. Mack % Buffalo. az
tho national chairman.
Joseph ". Davies ~ Madison. wis
was made aecrctnry of the commit.
too 20 succeed UFoy Woodson II
Kentucky.
Chairman hccO0mbs, who ~ q
graduate Of Princeton. was 0ovornoI
Wilson'S choice for national chair.
man. being q personal fFlend of ths
standard bearer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
REBEI.s ROUTED IN
FIGHT NEAR TOIlltEON

Mexloo city, July ia clash be-
tween a band OF rebels under Areu-
medo ana fedeTnla under General
Blanquot. resulting In rebel rout, IL
reported 10 the impartial by mall.
Tho fight Is said 10 have occurred
July 10 near Santiago PaHqulnro'
about 100 miles west of rorreon in the
state 0f Durango.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15

Now bedford, Mass, July iS.-~op4
oretlvoa IN eleven cotton cloth mllla
N this city struck today 20 enforce
tho donlhnd of the weaVnra for ma
nbolihhmenl Of the RradlRk flhosS eyo.
loa 81 wages Tho strikers aallyefo0
about ghe gates of tho mills and
made nnlay demonstration. but M
tlolpnoe Waa reported dpriRN fhf
enFIy houra
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
FEDEIlALs IMPORT
TWO WAR AKcltOPI.ANEs.

Torreon, Mex, July 1.-two aero
p,4nes of the Blerlot type have ar
rived here. and are to be tried oul
hers tomorrow before being sent q
the field of operation In the north.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15

rome. July tE.--A dispatch from
General Olar0ni anyn the whole dlyl-
sion under his command attacked
and captured sid Ally nt dawn after
nle hours flerco engagement with nix
large Turkish forces from Hordnllne
and xoafn, 20 the woat ~ Trlpoll
The Turks. according 20 the dlHpatchl
aufVorod enormous ioanoH end eFe now
IN fuli retreat.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
TODAY IN CONOREss


Convened "a noon.
Archibald Impeachment papers
formally presented
Hundfy rlyll blu reported,
Chairman Warren announcing he
woeid ASK FOR So confederation
Tuesday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15

New York JuIF II.Hu u0llnn HDut
cluaod quiet nlNdl|na nplands.
tlafo, mlddllng SUM- 1la.65. ealea.
500 baloa
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15

onY6nod nt nopn,
1aoh up nnanlm0ue coneonl
calendar
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-15
HUNDREDS HOMELESS; TWO DEAD
MANY INJURED IN FLOOD
WHICH DEvASTATES
DENVER DISTRICT

Wholesale and Warehouse Section of Colorado Capital Inun
dated by Coudburst Cherry Creek Property Loss
Placed Between Two and Five Millions of Dollars
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-09
CEDITIAS

CEDULAS
Banco Territorial
Z em. p. 00 1O3
Banco Territorial
8 em. 6 p. 00 100
BONOS.
Borinquen Sugar Z p. OlO 80 85
Cambalache Sugar 7 p. O0 1000
Juncos Sugar 8p OlO 1.O25
Lola Sugar 6 p. OO 900 900
Carolina Sugar p. 0O 900
Puerto Rico Sugar 7 p. olO 100 900
Vannina Sugar p. 0l0 1O2. 5
CAMBIOS.
Londres, vista $4.S7 3|4 L.
New York, 10 cts. P.
Paris, 3 3lS p. 0IOD.
Hamburgo, 4 3 a p. OIO D.
Espana, 9 s. 8 liz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-09
NUEVO SERVICIO
de Express con Cuba

I'll dia 10. del pr6ximo mes de Ju-
MO, mas 0 menos, la PORTO RICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY abrira una of
Gina en- la HAVANA, CUBA. Sc acep-
taran embarques para todas parties de
CUBA. Tipos reducidos, servieio ra-
pido.
Para informes, dirijase la oficina
principal de la Compania en- SAN
JUAN.
GALE DE TETUAN, No. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-09
SOlicite EStudiOS Y Pianos.
UNA CAR T A
Sr. Director del
BOLETIN MERCANTIL,
Pie
Estimado companero

En- la asamblea celebrada por esta
sociedad ell domingo 5 del corriente, Sc
tomaron entire otras cosas, los acuerdos
que siguen. Primero. Algunos diarios
de la isla, Sc han dirigido a esta Socie-
dad solicitando su ayuda cuando ha cai-
do en- desgracia I'M periodista han
considerable lesionados sus intereses !:
con tai motive Sc ha resuelto nombrar
delegados en- cada una de las principa-
les ciudades, fin, de que aquellos in
former debidamente en- los casos de re-
ferencia
Segundo Sc ha nombrado una comi-
sion compuesta del Tesorero senor
Blanco Fernandez, vocal senior Rafael
Balseiro y del secretario que suscribe a
a fin de que dicha comisi6n logre ell
traslado Puerto Rico de los restos del
malogrado Poeta ''Momo."
Lo que tengo ell honor de comunicar-
lie atentamente,
J Elias Lewis
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-05-10
leVs Of the Week

". j. Bark went TO Yznkton Tues
day
Ira KeagIe. of Lake Andes, was here
last Tuesday.
d. T. Murray, ths map man, gent
To Dante Monday.
Asa Grant was up from Ynnkton
Wednesday ON business
Mrz j. girirek went down to Tab
or Wednesday morning.
Fosr living rooms On Main street
for rent r. 8. Etrohsehn. II
/. j. barney shipped q e.r of hogs
to the Sioux City market Last Friday.
Hon. Frank Trumbo. of B~el7idere,
10 back here again visiting friends
and relatives
Mns.G. Y. Stevens went to Scotland
Monday 10 be prszrEt 1t the fun erai
Of . cousins boy
DIR. Pinard attended . meeting of
the County Board of Health IT Wheel
e. last Thursday
c. c. Smith. Cashier of the Security
State Bank. vas lp from Dante Thurs
day morning On business.
Attorney Morsan, B. J. FIannery.
Ralph FIznnery and Henry Schneider
zutoed to LAKE Andes Tuesday,
J.. G Smith returned Tuesday even
ing from Trip county. where he had
been looking after his land interests.
L. j. Brsmmer. one of the Leading
tanners of Plain Center township. was
t~r4nsarting business in Wagner Tues
day.
Hugh CostelIo has Improved the NJ
pearsnce Of the Greenwood stage with
jGdicious me- Of paint, which makes il
look line . new err.
George Babcock has purchased .
new Ford runsbout which he will use
in looking sitter his large landed inter
esss in this vicirify.
Mr.. and Mn. Grant barton. of
Wichita, Kansas. arrived last Friday
to visit II the home of Guy william
son. Mrs. Bsrton's brother, at Green
wood.
The high school team from Armour
passed through here last Friday in
automobiles enroute 10 TyndsII, where
IL was defeated. with . score Of ten 10
nofAing.
Those Who are interested in bose
bsii Should not fail to read aIi that ne
have On page 2 There 10 the best
part "f apsge Of interesting dope writ
ten up in m interesting way.
Jens Fortune, VIVA nas Cor several
years been employed BY ~Stedronsky
Brothers Company n timer and plum
er here and Ut Lake Andes has accept
ed . like position Ct Wakonda.
The Academy ball team recently
took . trip out across the river and
played two games against Butte at
Fairfax. winning both; and one
against Bonesteel. losing that one.
Mothers Day. An address approri-
ate to that day will be delivered 1t
morning worship at the Congregational
Church next Sunday. This servics
commences ct II. md the evening
service Ut 8 o'clock All are invited.
r z. Bsyes. pastor.
George Cole N wife had May day
party 1t their home last week. the
main event Of which Vas the arrival
Of : ten pound girl All concerned do
ing we'll. III. and Mrs. Frank Barta
win also celebrate the same day. But
their occssi0n VS. . boy.
Thea. Nelson. who lives shout Eve
miles north Of Wagner. was badly i'm
Iured Tuesday By being run over witt
: harrow. M. Nelson was driving
. colt and il became fFightened and in
the effort to stop tie tsam be fell the
harrow striking and badly cutting his
lsgs md fset
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-01-12
Salmagundi
FROM DAILY

The joint report Of the auditor
and treasurer for the quarter end
ing December 31st will be found
on the first page. Look it over.
Born-In Elko, Nevada. Jan
uary IL, 1912. to the wife of Lee
Jones, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Greenfield left
for Pennsylvania last night Before
returning to Elko, they will take
a trip through South America.
There will be an important
meeting of the Baptist church
tonight. Tomorrow evening oc-
ours the reception given by the
Baptist Bible to the kindergarten
department and their parents.
We have received a copy of the
second number Of the Jarbidge-
Pavlak miner, published Mt Bull,
Idaho, by Camp & Young. It
speaks very enthusiastically of
the prospects of the camp and
predicts that it will soon become a
heavy producer Of bullion.
We regret to state that the
latest news we have from Arthur
Griswold holds out but little hope
Of his ultimate recovery. lie is
injured so badly that IL he lives nc
will have no use of his lower
limbs.
There is nothing in the report
that we have sold our residence