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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
DISTRICT COURT CASES
IN CLARK COUNTY

rhe grand jury as empanelled by
tho court Monday morning consist OF
he following gntlemcen: Bishop }. /.
Il gel not suilty q the ofans2s
Earl, OF bunkerviile, being chosen
foreman:
Jos. l. Earl, Ed Bunker, Jr., Bun
keryille; A. J. Earnum, ST., ". Z.
lcttr, ~, Mesquite; NJ. 4. Bun
I.tr. SIT homas; willard L. Jones.
OYerton; Geo c. Baldwin, Moapa;
| Btct Mills, Logan; A. j. Robins, Of
! toodspr.ngs; VIVA. c. Bright C.es-
ceat; Z. Il. Burfiick. j. 4. Emerson,
Il. A. Wallbr,cat, Searcilishti David
'agnsworth, James G. CiYens, W. Il.
iI4wlIns, VIM. Iaubenheima?. Las
Y gas.
they repaired to their quarters in
| tls rank bui ding Immediately and be
gan their labors. Seven prisoners
we're awaiting Their action, The wit
tne5sos appearing in the caess were
c mined, with the result that true
bills were found in five cases, Lester
S.ocker and J. L. Dalton being ad-
judged not guilty OF the otfenses
charged and realeased from custody
a partial report was filed by Fore
man Earl "Wednesday afternoon, pre-
setting true bills against tie+folloT
ing: James f, Graham, murder;
Earnest Ritter, forgery; ICE Watkins
burglary; Jesus Sala2ar assault with
in.ont to Kill; Patrick Murphy
burglary.
The cases against Jack L. Dalton
= charged with murder, and agains
Lester Stocker wore dismissed.
= Upon being arranged, Earnest Rit
ter and Jesus Sa'azar plead guilty
the time fer sentence was fixed b,
: tha court for Saturday afternoon a
foul' o'clock.
joe Watkins also pied quit an
. t!ma for passing senteace set f.
\ saturday Afternoon at 1880 O'clock.
+ The trial OF Patrick Murphay b.
fore jury was set for Monday Dec
b ? at 10 Il. NJ, aud TINT OK Graham +
l Tuesday morning at 10. The tn
/ trials will probably occupy nearly a
y inc week.
), Sentences were passed Saturday n
y torn0on as follows;
s Jesus Sa'aaar TO not less than on
5 rear NOT more than two years in II
3tales prison, for assault with intel
e to kill.
y Earnest Ritter, to not less thsn OF
year nor more than one year and s
22n,hs.
= Joe Watkins, not less than enc yc
y 2or more than one year and onemor
le Las Vegas Age
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Ike cOulitipus.

l-t' ~ NchtfN'SN-H''
THE Eastern Prince long has been
regarded as one Of the likeliest unde-
yelcped propositions in the vicinity
Of the Prince Consolidated, and with
the results gained as anticipated
there will be wide possibilities open
ell Tor others along the same mineral
zone. The work Of the Utahns inter-
estad, therefore, will have big in
fiueuce upon other companies owning
adjacent ground, and there is a
great deal of interest attached to
this new effort Of the Eastern Prince
I'Fhe company is vel equipped with
funds ana machinery for the campaig
ia hand"
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spsIIino shakespeare's Name.

e. q. Sothern In an article in MAJ
azine on the Acknowledgements con
troyersy gives the Baconians n sound
dlubbing. Because Shakespeare spell
ed his name In various ways the Ba-
contains have been pleased TO refer to
him as barbarian" Here IL what
MIR. Sothern says on the subject OF the
spelling Of the name:
"This is one assertion that Is not de-
MED. 1t 10 also true that Sir Walter
Raleigh, admittedly one Of the most
cultured men Of the time. spelled his
name 'Rauley,' 'Rauleigh.' 'Raleghe'
and Raleigh Sir Philip Sidney fire.
quently signed himself sydney while
Speuser often wrote Spencer Take
any Of Shal:espeare's contemporaries
and we find the $; me thing. .-arlowes
name occurs in ten different spe!lings'
ThrocEm0rtcn's in sixteen, GnscoiGne'S
IN nineteen, pcrcv's IN twentF'seTe1
while Ben Jonson wrote his In almost
every imaginable form
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

NOTICE TO CREDITORS

y THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Cour. Of the state Of Nevada
a and for Lincoln County.
Ia the Matter Of thu Estate OF
#iilam Lloyd, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that, on the
h day Of June, A. l., 1912, tn
.aersigned, Ruth E. Lloyd and Al.
&ander Lloyd, we're duly appointed
said Court az adninlstratriX an.
lrninistrator, spcctiyeiy, Of The
nd estate Of William Lloyd, de
sascd. aud that on the Sth day oi
ne, \. D., 1872, they duly quail
Il az such administrators ana ad
illustrator, and letters ct administTa
on were thercapon daily issued tl
hem.
Al persons having claims agains
&c said estate are required 10 fl,
lie same with proper vouchers am
.atutory afndayits attached, with tn
ierk Of said Court within tire
ontAs from the date Of the frs
lDucation Of this notice,
RUTH L. LLOYD and M.ENAN
! HR LLOYD, Adminiatratrlx and al
illustrator 81 the Estate OF Willlai
,,oyd, Deceased,
Chas. Lee .HoIsey, Attorney Tor A,
| illustrator
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What Piuk poes In Elko County

Eight years ago Hansford Bolton.
arri Fed in Elko county without a
cent. He went to work on ranch
saved money, took UP homestead
went home to Virginia state and mar
ried his sweetheart after two years
ana now, at the age of 20 years. b.
owns his i60-acre homestead out.ight
has half interest with John Hyltoi
in aaother ranch Of 500 acres, owns
Zine dairy herd and Is rich--Eutek
Sentinel.
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lain; thence. fifth course, s SIS deg.
% min, Il 1865 1t. to Cor. no. 1
Jphir Claim; thence, sixth course,
). % deg. 90 min. W 600 it. to Cor,
No. /, the place of beginning; OK
;epting and excluding therefrOm, and
rom this application: % Those por'
ions Of said Flag Staff claim in con
let VITA Cold Prince lode claim, sur
ey No. $3.50; ~ Those portions OF
aid Ophir Claim in conflict with
a. Gold Prince lode claim, survey
20. $50; CbJ Gold King lode claim
urvey No. $50; tc) Golden Fleece
5de claim, survey No. 1925. Til
I area Of said mining claim atte.
.cluiing the above conf let areas /.
Z.15I acres, all of which is claimed
nd applied FOR. Said lode claims are
itrgted In 3 half of Sec. II. Il ! n
u Z Mt. Dlablo b & NJ.
Said locations are recorded in rec
ris Of Mining Notices, Lincoln CouI
=. Nevada, as follows: Flag Staff. OF
,inal, page 49l, BOOK p; amended
ages lG4 and l65, BookE--l. Ophir
riginal, pacss 4l3 and Ali, Book 7
meuded, Page lc5. Book Ell. TIL
earest known locations are Col
rince and Gold King, both surye
.. 3870, and the Golden Fleece. SUI
y no. 1925.
direct ina! this notice be publisl
In The Phoebe Record, at Ploch'
,eYada, the newspaper published me-
st said lode claims, for period {
,iXty (60) days.
| LOUIS J. COIN,
Register,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

n THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS,
trict Court of the State of Nevada,
A and for Lincoln County
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
harlcs Ping. Deceased,
Notlce is hereby Giyea, thai, on tn
a day Of jane, A. D., 1912, the iii
ral&ued, Ong Chung Lung. was du
appotrted by said court as ad
Illustrator of the said estate OF
aarles Ping, deceased, and that oil
- Sth day IT June, \. D., 1872
te duly qualified as such admin!stra
", and letters Of administration
era thereupun duly Used to him.
All persons having claims against
aid eejate are required to file tn,
ane, with proper vouchers and stat
tory affidavits attached, with tn
leyk of said Court within fart
,ays from tho date Of the first pub
ication OF this notice.
ONG CHUNG LUNG,
Administrator of the Estate of ChG
as Ping, Deceased.
Chas Lee Horsey, Attorney for Al
,uinistrator.
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LEWIS n. eEAsON, Editor & Mgr
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL. Dis

IN TIE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIST
riot Of the Stat Of Nevada, in an
for the County OF Lincoln
Calionte Mercantile Company,
corporation, Plaintiff, va. {. 0, Fern
nandei and Jack Costello, doing busi
ness under the firm name and styl(
OF c. o. Fernandez and Company, De
fendauts. Notice Of Sh5rlIrs Sale
on Execution.
BY virtue o" a writ Of exec ton
issued out OF the Fourth judicial dist
rictcourt 0fthe state Of Nevada inant
for the County OF Lincoln, on the
18th dag OF November, \. D., 1872,
in the ADORE entitled action, wherein
Caliento Mercantile Company, a
corporation, tn. abOyenamed plain
tiff. recovered q judgment against
co. Fernandez and Jack Costello, said
defendants, on the 3lst day OF May
A D., 1903, II thc sum Of Nine.
teen Hundred Ninety-seyen and For.
ty-six one hundredtbs dollars t$l9g7.'
46), lawful money Of the United
States, with interest thereon al tn
rtte Of per cent per annum from
said date Of judgment unlil paid. an'
costs OF suit taken at $3.50, whici
said Judgment was duly docketet
AMI recorded, | hive, on this l6tt
day Of November, A, D. 1912, dul,
levied upon tle fo!iowing-describe
property, to wit:
An undivided two-thirds t2-3) II
terest in and to the Brutus and Bru
us Fraction Lode Mining Claims, ST
uate In the Bristol mining district
county OF Lincoln, state Of Nevada
saiu Bl'utus claim being bounded o
the east BY the lion Lode No, 4s
and said BrutuS Fraction being az
Joining and continuation on III
south IF the said Brutus aad sai
Iron Mine Lode No. 40, the sal
Brutus Lode covering practically IN
same ground as is embraced In I'll
Coppe- Shield Lode mining claim.
,Nltcc IL hereby gifeu, t'.at, o
Monday. december 9tl. 1872, At
oFclook, noon, OF mat dny, 1T ID
front DOR OF the Court Eau9e,
Ia town Of FloghG, comfy of LIZ
coin, state Of Nevada, vii, In ODE
fence to said writ Of EIccI.Ion, *
the aboye.descriDed properly, 81
much thereof rs may be Necessary
satisfy said plaintiffs judgment, WI
interest thel con end costs, 10 Il
highest bidder, for cash in m"f
money Of the United States,
JAKE JOHNSON, sheriff.
Phoebe, Nevada, Nov. Is, 1912
First publication, Nov Is; Ia
D,,blICntinO Dar III
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NEVADA STATE NEWS
cehtury.old s3uaw Killed

Old "Myrt," said to have been 100
lard old, was killed by train at
Glko on Saturday. She did not hen,
t coming and stepped from behluo
.ho black house before tho engine.
Twenty years ago she killed one hus
band and she drove her scccrd ouI
Of her hu; SO that he died OF ex
n2su.'e.
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MINERAL SURVEY NO. 4072. SEX
ial No. O7425. United States Lane
office 1T Carson City. Nevada, Oct
obar q, 1872.
No;!.a Is her by given, that Samue
Doll. NE3ao residence and postoIfic.
address Ii Gypsum, Colorado, b.
mis- agent al 1ttoncy-in-fact, VIM
f. Harrison, whose residence al.
pastolner address IS Piochc, Nov has
made application fer a United stat
es patent fer the @lag ata!t az
Opir Lode mining claims, situate /.
Ely Mining District, Lincoln Count!
State Of Nevada. being mineral snf
voy No. 4072. described in the fiolf
notes and plat of the official sur
vey now on file in this office wit.
mangetic variation at l6 deg. 10 mir
East az follows;
Beginning at Cor, No. /, being III
e Cor. Of Flag staff lode, thi
survey, identical with Cor No. c
Oph!r lodc,) whence S L Cor, of SCI
II, r. ! n, R 81 E, bears &c de;
so min. Z 2l06.G t. distant; theme
FIRST course. s rs deg. 81 min. '
5bG.1 It. to Cor. No, > Of Flag Sta
Claim; thence. second course, n
deg. IS min W 1857 It. TO Co
No. 3 Flag Staff Claim; thence, thil
course, N 28 deg. "a min. Il 656.l
to Cor. No. Flag Staff Claim, Ode
teal with Cor. No. 2 Ophir Claim
thence, fourth course \ &c des
min, e $50 IT. to Cor No. 3 Oph
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A Good Retort.

A Spaniard WIS travelling from San
Sebastian to Biarritz in a first class
compartment with an American.
"You Spaniards are great nation
the American said. But l can't un-
derstand how nation that produced
yeiasquez and Valdes can stomach
the savage cruelty Of the bulinght.'
The sp9n'nd rolled his black eyes
at this. inn ed II great cloud Of ci2a-
rette smOne and sad;
"You hive In America number OF
societies for the prevention of cruelty
TO Children NO re?'
"YeS
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Thcuont He Had Qualified.

Merchant-"Aren't you the boy who
was in here week ago." Applicant
YES, sir Merchant--'I though. so.
And didn't tell you then that want.
cd an older bcy?' Applicaut-"Yes,
sir that's why In here now."--EDs.
ton Transcript.
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,i.s. Chester Lee became the prouc
larenrs OF a handsome little son last
Friday.
On Saturday the boys basket bal
eam came down T:oln Phoebe t.
3iay thu grammar school team. They
,gere del. ated with srore Of five T.
lWenty.tlyc. After that the high
,ch0ol boys played q game with tn |
.wn team and defeated them. Il
the evening some Of tAe grammar !
,ghool guls entertained the visitors |
3. the home Of Miss Ida Hansen.
The Young Ladies Mutua! held a
special meeting at the meeting hous
i Jnday night to make arrangements
y Christmas.
Mrs. C.Cwe's little daughter, Lou
la, is sick this week with bad at
a3k Ct scarlet fever.
James and Lafe Wadswcrth were
bsscs Oh ii trip TO the mountalng
turing the fist part OF the week.
Relatives IN Panaca have received
gord u the birth Of IA little daushtfr
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Blad
MIS-. jacobson, Ct Phoebe, Is visit
ing the Higgins family.
4. Y. Lee, y. II. Wedge, Mrs. Joe
| lonnow and Margaret Mathews spent
fcw days In Alamo last week. They
iaut as missionaries, but were unabs
hold any Inc tnGs on account OF
| IN epidemic of measles.
Ed. syphus is up from St Thomas
sitting his parents.
eIr and Mrs George Wadsworth
,ad Mrs. George Syphus male tip
. Caliente last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wadsw3rth spent
Thanksgiving at Modcna.
Mrs. Mandy spent rhank9giy ing IN
Ilche with her sister, Miss ThCmp'
son.
i Or, Smith came up from Caliente
0 investigate the scarletfever cases
Amy Culverwtn came up from Cal
cate Monday ID resume her schoo
. work.
Henry Lee hasa returned from Al
\ hlAo with bunch Of beef cattNe 10
ne Phoebe Meat Market.
Joe and Ras Ronnow are hauling
ore from the Comet mine to the Pa
naca depot
eddie. the little son of Nill!ai'
.cele, ID suffering from scarlet'ieref
lPANAck Continued
y Mrs. Cock and Miss Margaret Natl
vs. entertained the Fe!e,cs IiJra
! md Equal Franchise Clubs at tn
Mathews home. The ladies' passed
cry enjoyable eycnIn&.
The squN.e is bcing fenced in.
Elmer Edwards spot ThGAksg.N
.ag in Fioche. Runner has II that
'ertain pretty school teacher was Il
. visiting there.
. The members Cf the rartnts' Clu
Il the Sunday scho0l have 3r1an!2o
T. themselves into committee to yisI
he diflarcnt homes In PaHaCa. The
) liylded the town into seven districts
l. ana Of which they win visit over
d Wednesday. The first meeting wa
10 Arld ut tho home of Bishop Wad
'e worth Us
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Ecrt Nixon,s Allowance

By an order of the district court
in Reno, the executors Of the will of
3anotor George NIXON were directed
g pay to his son Bert, $500 month
4, provided il the viii
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Phoebe Meat Company - 80
Fresh and Cured Meals MN
Home Made E3ogIonas and Sausage Main st.
j s,egs anu lsn in Season, Etc. iDIOCAE

nuzzie. Both went Of on Saturday
noon and Badt was shot In the Shout
der and wrist and his left hand was
shattered lie lest q quantity Of
. cod and may not survive.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Vaccinatlnn for TYphcid

Tho employees of the United States
exclamation service at Fallen and in
he neighboFhood are being vac
mated against typhoid fever.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
The National Game.

"You say baseball Is your nati"a
game" said the stranger. hut VIII
your national pastime In w.dter:
~poiiticy. Chicago Record Her,,,d
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Clay Tal!man'a Chances

The Reno Journal says Clay Tall.
nan IS to be appointed United States
district attorney when President VIII
son geta into office,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07
Younu Boy Accidentally Shot

Howard Eadt l2-year-old step
son Of Robert Lewis of Elko, held
his shot gun and pistol by the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

When you lose your temper yon los
pour judgment. There's no precisio'
- an angry decision.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

John Dryden and wife were in from
the Valley View farm in Lake va ley
uis week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

Judge II. S. Larey was in the city
f. the early part OF tho week on pre-
fsssional business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

August Koyen Of Alamo arrived in
ne city las; Thursday with a load of
Paharauasat valley apples
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

z. c. d. Marriage came In rom
Atlanta Tuesday afternoon and re
mainoI several days on business.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

Hlm-r I. Ha. e. az wife left frn
Atlanta last TUESDAY with he exp c
..-toa ol being aasoAs IryM the cay
for seytrai weeks. Mr.. Hayes viii
giNo pe-sonal attention to the as
sesament work to be done on his
tning property at Atlanta.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

Asaemblyman-elect 4. V. Lee was
Is 3le city in the carly part Of the
WeGk.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-12-07

Mr., and Mrs. a. c. hyde returned
from o trip to Utah early III the
week.
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Published Every Saturda! by
PIOCHE RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY.


Entered in the Postoftice at Phoebe
New. as Second Glass Mail Matter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22
MOVIES Adm WAR
ON WHITE PLAGUE
Free Exhibition of tuberculosis
Prevention Method Will Be
Displayed Tonight.

tuberculosis and it's prevention,
shown in illustration and moving pic
ture, is to be the order of this week,
leading up to tuberculosis day, Sunday
October 81.
Beginning tonight arrangements have
been made by the Anti tuberculosis as
ISOLATION to have lantern pictures
thrown on a screen at Five Points
every night this week from 6 to 9
o'clock. These pictures, dealing with
the disease, methods of prevention and
eradication, will be interspersed with
humorous and comic features. The as
ISOLATION hopes in this way to reach
and impress many with the Importance
of individual effort in the work.
Films will be shown at many of the
moving picture theaters, treating the
subject Special arrangements have
been made for showing all of the new
films relating to tuberculosis to the
delegates here this week in attendance
on the convention of the Georgia Fed
Grafton of Womens Clubs.
The Anti Tuberculosis association
announces that all Sunday schools in
Atlanta which were overlooked and not
provided with the story for the chill
dren and the Red Cross pins will be
taken care of next Sunday, October p.
The association is also arranging for a
distribution of the pins among the chill
dren of the public and private schools
of the city, with the view to enlisting
them all in the crusade. o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22

door. OF course. Son couldn't harboT
any resentment over an error like that
when Son Jones was well enough to
hobble about a bit, he stroled into the
Boulevard. Some white boys We're gath
cred under a tree, and Son stopped to
investigate.
o." We've kicked our football up that
tree and can't get it down, said the
boys. Wen give you a quarter to get
it
Son Hits the Hornets.
Son climbed the tree, crept out on
the branch and hit mighty lick at
what he thought was the football 1t
was a hornets nest, with a dense pop
ulation which resented interference
When Son showed up next day, both his
eyes were closed and his head was as
big as a beer key
Honest, boss. / runs a mile and d
half to my house, and two of dem hor~
nets was still stickin to de race he eX-
planned. But | sho did outrun de mos
Of EN-"
Mr.. Ashley paused TO light fresh
cigar
After that Son kept out of trouble
for week" he resumed. But the
next pay day he made a break for De
catur street for drink. Just as he
turned the corner gun went off and q
bullet, intended for negro mixed up in
a street fight, passed clear through its
tangent and struck Son in the leg. Both
victims went down together. the fight
ing man dying and Son yelling that he
was killed. Around the corner came
the ambulance ana both of the wounded
were piled into it, The inferno, in his
white uniform, swung onto the rear
step, and away it went.
Five minutes afterWard | heard a
yell, and here came Son, his eyes start
ing out of his head and his complexion
gray with terror We had TO grab him
and sit on him to keep him quiet.
81 thought you were dead said l.
Didn't you start to the hoSpital?'
= sho did, explained Son. But that
dead niger in de amberanch he turns
over and rolls his eyes at me. | gifts up
and comes right out ] has to knock de
amberlanch doctor clean off'n dat step
inter de mud, but | amt lettin' dat
worry me. No sir
we found the bullet inside Sons
sock 1t had raised knot the size of
an egg on his shin, but he wasn't Sc
riously hurt
But if you want to know something
about DarlttOWn. come around some day
and I'll tell YOU about Black Diamond
champion chicken thief" said Mir Ash
ley But it would rake half a day. and
! haven't the time now"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22

Hardly a day passes that one does
not hear in Atlanta Of boom having
been started for this, that or the other
patriotic and liberty loving Georgian
possessed of a rampant desire here and
there to be postmaster of his home
town. in the event of Wilson's election
to the presidency-an no would be
postmaster in Georgia can see anything
but Wilson rainbows in the skies polit-
zeal, no matter the direction in which
at the moment he may be squirting.
Already there are under the cover
movements on for the postmasterships
of Atlanta, Savannah, Rome, Augusta
and Valdosta-and doubtless there are
other booms, in cold storage az vet. that
will appear in time.
1t isn't fair to name names vet. of
course, for there is no use running the
risk this early In the game of getting
Democratic wires crossed in Georgia:
but 1t may be accepted as a fact that
nevertheless, the would be Democratic
postmasters Of Georgia already are sit
ting up and taking notice-some Of
them very carefully and discriminat
ingly.
Chairman William ]. Harris. OF the
state Democratic executive committee,
received wire from a county chairman
today reading as follows:
Every man in this county is for
Wilson except two, and even Old
Satan could not change them"
Mr.. Harris is wondering if the infer
enCe here is that Satan is a Democrat.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22
ENGINEER OF DENVER
Is HEIR TO 100000, 900

DENVER, COLO, Oct. 22.-Charles
S. Price, locomotive engineer of Dem
yer, has received word which estab-
fishes his claim as heir to the famous
$500, 100000 Price estate OF Baltimore.
The estate consists Of 300 acres of land
In the heart of Baltimore.
Through his brother. Francis s.
Price, of Chicago, he learned that the
original title to the land conveyed from
Lord Baltimore to Mordecai Price. his
great great grandfather. In the wear
1850, for eleven pounds sterling, had
recently been found at New Philadel-
phia, Ohio.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22

is that the Honor
able M u r p h e y
Gambler is some
railroad commits
sioner, all right!
The chairman
of the commission
is a human en-
cyclopedia Of rail-
road wisdom, and
what he doesn't
know about what
10 SolllS vi l. eoIi
road wise in these
United States is
not going on
that's all.
In digging and
delving a + o u n d
hither and yon,
Mr.. Gambler turns
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-22

BARONESS ROTHSCHlLD DEAD.
PARIS, oct. 22.-The Baroness Gus
ave Rothschild died here today