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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
PROSPECTS 0N KLEARY
 CREEK ARE BETTER

That Kieary creek to the kiana country is looking better an the time Is The information conveyed tu James Protopapas in a letter just received from that place. Not 5 word is said about that famous election up there. The letter was written pycembcr 2.
 LiebSeh,r. Hugo and Euzz5ut are prospecting thv oregon claim. The spanish boys are working un the tar and both outfits are taking out J little money
 William Black Is prospccting dis Cuvery. Gabc Anderson and two partners are on No. bench. on the
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
CHINA TURNS DOWN
 GREAT BRIT TAIN HARD

expressed hi. regret that Great Sri- tain had threatened not to recognize the Chinese republic.
 In other words China answers re- fusal by refusal
 It is now evidently the intention of the Chinamen to obtain by every means possible the recognition "f na- tions for it's new government.
 IL seems particularly hurt because the great sister republic of the United States took sides with munarchies. IL is believed. however. that one of the first acts of the democratic president will be the announcement that new China has been recognized by con- gress and himself.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
MAN SHOT
 WIFE FOR STAYING OUT

deed it has been since clearly dem onstrated that she was absent fr5u, home through no fault of her own.
 It is thought that Curtis while wait ing for his wife had worked himself into q passion of rage and jealousy q. else had tried to drown his feelings by drinking. But the only thing known about him in connection w'a the event is he met Mrs. Curtis wi'h a revclve rim his hand as she stepped from the taxi. He fired without Il word and the woman fell.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
Nugget Special Service.

MEXICO. Dec. 27.-Seven thous- and shopmen have gone out on strike on the Mexican railways and another trouble is thereby added to the ones which the republic is already endur- ing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
CALL FOR BIDS.

The undersigned will receive bids for repairs to the court house made necessary by the recent fire. Same will be opened and contract awarded to the lowest bidder on Monday. De- cember 3Oth. 1912. at o'clock p. m. Specifications for work to be done and material to be furnished may be inspected at the Marshars office.
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
M'vEY BEATEN
 BY LAN6FORD
cOlORED MAN GETS KNOCK OUT
 IN THIRrEENrH.
Special Nugget Service.

SIDNEY, Dec. 27.-Langford knocked out McVey in the thirteenth round yesterday. During the first half dozen rounds Mcvey showed a good deal of class and several at the ring side expected to see him stay with him at least for twenty. but after the seventh or eighth it was clear to be seen that sam had him going.
 The last few rounds were only ef- forts by Mac to keep out the big punch.
 It. came early in the thirteenth.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
BLOWING AT riSkOU.

\ strong wind is blowing in the Tishou river section and travelling up there is exceedingly difficult ac ord ing to one of Joe Montgomery's 'esin- sters that came down yesterday. An other team is now hauling a large amount of supplies up there for Gold Run and Teller
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
STRIKE IS LATEST
 IN MEXICO NOW

one particularly bad effect will be that troops which are intended to 60 against the rebels will be delayed in leaving and the rebellion will proba- bly he aided in consequence.
 Matters never looked so unfavora- be as now for the government since the deposition of Diaz.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
PEOPLE WANTED.

ohio. asks for her brother. William Kelling.
 Mrs. Kathe Blackbourne of Selah. Wash, inquiries for Charles E.. Wer- lev
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
CITY DOG POUND.

Dog sale at the pound. River and D streets on Saturday, December oS at p. m.
 JOHN BORNHOLDT,
 Poundmaste.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

hsmrieh eres.' "Apoiio" Beer on drausht, also "Sslset" by the bottls or ease.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
THOMSON SUES SEATTLE
 TIMES FOR 80,000

mixups which have been SO prevalent here in recent years
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27

lut.fisk at lshman's. Real apple cider at lshmanns.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27

same ground Paul Xavier and tw. others are also working. ,rdn,; van have left Long Beach for the kuyukuk.
 Geo. Giney and Steve Ryan are on one above kleary. George Stanley Is prospecting on the Star and Vickery is uu No. |.
 Ryan and Devine are on 3 above Jack SaCkett. George Gusoff and Jack Carson are working one below.
 THE NEW EAGLE.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27

Dog salmon Sc per pound. Bessie Store.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27
HEART BROKEN
 WIFE SEEKING
HEARD HUSBAND WAS KILLED HERE AND WANTS TO KNOW.

Is Charles R. Davis. who goes now by the name of Dawson. dead or alive?
 A letter has come 10 Chief McVeit- ty signed, Poor heart broken wife and sons" which says they have heard that the man sought for was killed in Alaska. but they do not know for sure.
 Mrs. Emma M. Davis, the wife, lives at SPA South Wolf street, Balti- more. Md. she says her children and herself are now in a bad way and the sons arc constantly asking where their father can be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27

Placer Leestiens ss Nussst osses
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-27

When in doubt about your xmas prsseot try . baskst ee box filled with rehys frssh made eandiss.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Ottawa.-Le ministre de la ] us
tice a permis un nouveau process d
la cause du savage nomm6 Ste
phen Kyoshk, condamn6 a mort
pour meurtre a Sarnia; on ma trou-
We qu'un precedent analogue, q
savoir la fameuse cause Sterna-
man, Kyoshk a etc trouv6 coupable
de meurtre dams un cas- ct acquitt6
dams un autre cas-, alors que les
deux victimes sont tombes sous
les bales du meme assassin.
Winnepeg, Man. A. Camp
bell, connu sous le nom de "Slen"
Campbell, ancien d6put6 q La L6-
gislature, du Manitoba ct n1ainte-
nant inspecteur en- chef des affai-
res indiennes de pOuest, a recu
une lettre d'Australie, lui appre-
nant que son oncle, Archibald
Sterling, un richie eleyeur, lui a
laiss6 un heritage de huit mil
lions.
M. Campbell ma pas eorrespon.
du avec son oncle depuis plusieurs
ann6es. En- attendant d'autres
renseignements, il reste un peu
sceptique q propos dun tel h6ri-
tage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
ANNONCE PAYANTE
Irseree par VIM C. Ward. Cout S.
JOHN H. STEELE
Candidat Non Partisan CONNIE
Juge de la Cour du District

Candidat Non Partisan CONNIE
Juge de la Cour du District
Aux r6centes primaries le Juge
Steele a recu plus de trois fois au-
tant de votes que ses concurrents
reunis, ce qui prouve sa tres gran
de popularit6 a Minneapolis et
dams le comt6 de Hennepin.
II pratique sa profession depuis
pres de trente ans. II fut juge de
la Cour des Preuves pendant qua,
tire ans, ct sert sur le banc de la
Cour des Preuves depuis deux ans
ayant etc nomm@ q ce poste par lie
Gouverneur Eberhart sans sollici-
tation de sa part. Depuis quill est
juge M. Steele s'est attire le res
pect des avocats ct des plaideurs
ct ses decisions ont plu a tous. II
est reoonnu CONNIE un juge impair
tial ct continuera faire ce quill
croft etre juste scion la loi ct a son
meilleur jugement.
Son int6grit6 ma jamais etc mi
Sc en- doute ct peu de ses decisions
qui ont 6t6 appel6es q la Cour Su-
preme ont 6t6 renversees. II a fait
un magnifque record ct il ne sem
BILE pas avoir de doute de son Cleo
tion. Tous ceux qui connaissent
le juge Steele voteront pour lui
mardi proclaim.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Aux primaries du II courant,
les votants de la vile ont donn6 un
vote des plus considerable au juge
G. L. Smith qui occupe avec tant
de credit depuis quelques ann6es,
lie poste de juge de la cour munich
pale, Mardi le 5 novembre ills Sc
ront appeI6s, de nouveau a choisir
parmi les candidats deux JUICES
pour lie proclaim terme. Cette ta-
che est des plus diMcile ct deman-
de plus de. r6fexions qu'on le croft
g6n6ralement. En- choississant un
juge nous choisissons un homme
qui sera peut-etre appel6 q rendre
jugement dams une cause Oh notre.
sPropri6tes etaot honneur sont en
jeux ct c'est alors que le jugement:
dun bon juge impartial ct human
ct appr6ci6.
LIE juge G. L. Smith qui rem
plit la charge de juge municipal
avec tant de credit depuis plusieurs
ann6es s'est fait enregistrer dams
la Classe No. l ct demande de
nouveau lie suffrage de ses conci-
toyens.
LIE juge Smith tres bien servi
le public dams lie pass6 ct a droit
croyons nous de s'attendre a etre
renomm@ mardi par un tres forte
majorit6.
Les serviteurs publics honnetes
devraient etre retenus; done n'ou-
blions pas le juge G. L. Smith
mardi le 5 octobre.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

A. E. Montgomery, juge de la
cour municipale, naquit . St. Pc
ter, Mimi, le 20 septembre 1868.
II fr6quenta les 6coles primaries de
cette Vile ct fut gradu6 de PEcole
Sup6rieure de st Peter en- 1884 ct
ct durant l'automne de cette meme
aimee il entra q l'Universit6 Ham
line ct recut le degr6 de Bachelor
4s-art en- 1880. Durant la meme
aimee il entra aux bureaux de droit
du iuge w. E. Hale CONNIE clerc
ct 6tudiant, oh il 6tudia le droit
pendant deux ans ct fut admis au
barreau apres avoir subj les eza-
mems de lEtat en- 1890. II s'asso-
cia imm6diatement apres avec le
le juge Hale dams Ia pratique du
droit, association qui Sc continue
pendant 20 ans, on jusqu'a la no
mination du juge Hale au banc de
Ia Cour du District.
Le j1ge Mont gon,ery fut nomm6
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
MACABRE AVENTURE

LIE journal russo '.Outro'' racon-
te une fun6bre m6prise qui s'est
produite sur la Cote d'Azur.
II y a peu de temps mouraient
le meme jour, dams les Alpes-Ma-
ritimes, un general russo ct une
veille Anglaise. Mis- en- b4re, les
deux corps furent rapatri6s Pun en-
Angleterre ct l'autre en- Russie.
Mais q Londres, les neveux de
la veille dame, voulant contempler
une derniere fois les traits de la
d6funte frent ouvrir le cercueil.
Une p6nible surprise les attendait:
au lieu de la tante, le corps dun
general. revAtu dun brilliant uni
forme 6tait "a, reposant sur des
COUSINS.
Une rapide information r6v6la
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

rinyolontaire substitution des Ca
davres, ct Ton t6l6graphia a Saint
Petersburg pour demander le re-
tour du corps de la tante. =.
administration russo repondlt
par ce macabre t6l6gramme:
Nous avons enterr6 votre tante
avec tous les honneurs militaires.
Faites ce que vous voudrez du &C.
neral.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
Paynesville Hospital
Fond6 en- 1897
En- charge de la "Paynesville
Hospital Association
Chirurgien,
Dir. 6. P. P1LoN,,

Ottawa.-Les cinq mile men,
bres de la Canadian Brotherhood
of Railway Employees qui sont
au service du Pacifque, au Cana
da, d6cideront s'ils doivent ou non
se METRE en- grAve, aussit0t que le
r6sultat de Ia conference entire le
president, u. r. Mosher ct le mi
nistre du Travail, sera connu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

s6vit dams la Turquie d'Asie ct
que pEurope est menac6e den etre
envahie, 81 les troupes ottomanes-
de la Turquie d'Asie prennent
part, un jour, a la guerre des Bal,
kans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

q son present poste en- avril 1911
par le gouverneur de 'Etat, CONNIE
successeur du juge E. F. Waite qui
fut alors 6lev6 au poste de ]uge de
la Cour du District. Arrivant au
banc avec une Tongue experience
dams la pratique du droit, il s'est
fait un record des plus enviable
dams tous les departments, de son
travail sur le banc, ct l'immense
vote quill a obtenu aux primaries,
alors quill fut nomme par une ma
jorit6 de mile voix de plus que les
autres candidats au meme poste,
prouve que ces concitoyens ont
grande confance en- lui. II est un
des candidats CONNIE juge de la
Cour Municipale aux prochaines
elections ct il sera r66lu par un
fort vote.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

CANDlDAI hEPUBLlCAlN AU TOSIE
DE REPREsENTANT DU 39e
DISTRICT
M. r. l.. Palmer, qui repr6sente
81 habilement le 39e district a la
legislature, demande un second
terme. II ne sufit que de feuille-
ter un peu les archives de la der
.ni ara session de Il atnra l,o1r
voir que M, Palmer a toujours don
ne son appui ct son influence aux
projects de lois 6quitables ct justes
pour lie plus grand nombre de per-
sonnes possible. Bien que son
premier terme ait 6t6 des plus sa-
tisfaisant on peut s'attendre a de
plus grandes chooses de lui rhiver
proclaim. Les 6lecteurs du 39e
district feraient une grave erreur
en- ne retournant pas M. Palmer.
Ce district comprend les 2e ct &c
QUARTERS ct le village de st Antoi-
ne.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

POUR JUICE DE LA COUR DU
DISTRICT:
Endoss6 pour ce poste par une
majorit6 d'environ 1000 voix dams
la classe (2) aux primaries. Ma
quit dams Get Etat en- 1869, recut
son instruction dams les. 6coles de
Minneapolis; fut gradu6 de .pUni-
versit6 du Minnesota, d6partement
acad6mique en- 1892, ct du d6par-
tement de droit en- 1894; assistant
avocat du comt6 d'Hennepin du-
rant quatre ans, lavocat des COM
missaires du comt6 pour quatre
ans, ct actuellement juge de Ia
Cour Municipale &c Minneapolis,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Ottawa. LIE gouv5ernement ca.
maiden a commands deux nouveaux
croiseurs rapides pour la protec-
tion des pecheries. Ces vaisseauz
qui conteront $267, 600 seront
constructs par la Compagnie Du-
blin Dockyard.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Washington.-Le d6partement
de l'hygiene apprls que le cho-
lAra faisait de terrible ravages dams
les Indies. Pendant le mois d'aont,
dams Ia province de Madras, 2l,-
3O6 personnes ont etc atteintes par
il'effroyable maladie ct lO.62O y ont
suocomb6. On dit que le cholera
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Saint-Norbert d'Arthabaska.-
M. Edouard Provencher a recu la
prime de 500 accord9e par le gou-
vernement aux veterans de. rInva-
sion f6nienne. Il est age de 63
ons. ''t.f
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

pr6sentant du 38e District.
M. Michael j. Sullivan qui re-
pr6sente lie 38e district a la l6gis-
lature demande de nouveau le suf-
frage de ses concitoyens. II fait
un bon repr6sentant, cherchant
toujours les int6rets de rEtat ct de
son district. Qnand un officer pu-
bic fait son devcir il devrait 6tre
retenu ct c'est pourquoi les NOM
breux amis de M. Sullivan deman-
dent sa reelection.
LIE 38 district comprend tout lie
premier quarter, la partie Est de
la Be rue, du Be quarter ct une
partie du lOe quarter.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
ANN(NCE PAYANTE

Commando pal le juge c.. L. Smith. Ecrlte
par A. H. Demeu1es, editenr de CO journal ct re-
presente ses vues.a Cout $40
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

EX. GOV. s. R. VAN SAINT
(Pres. Johnson-Van SAINT Co..
M. w. SAVAGE
(Pres. Intern. Stock Food Co. and Dan
Patch Line)
ERIE D. LUCE
| (Pres. Electric Short Line)
ALFONSO K. POWERS
(Pres. Powers Mere. Co..
THOMAS VOEGELI
(Pres. Voegeli Bros. Drug Co..
WALTER T. BOUTELL
(Of Boutell Bros.)
JOHN w. THOMAS
(Pres. John w. Thomas & Co..
J. A. SCHLOSS
(Mgr. Browning, King & Co..
GUY A. THOMAS
director Washburn- Crosby Co..
T. w. STEVENSON
(Pres. T. w. Stevenson Co..
GEO. w. STRICKER
81 Rissssqs yaansX ssRple III 8 2 Co Z
(Of Bradshaw Bros.)
J. H. MARTIN
Wholesale Leather)
G. H. HOOD
(Pres. Hood & Penney Co..
CHAS. H. HUHN
(Druggist)
GEO. A. HENRY
(Supt. Bradstreet Mere. Agency
FRANK L. WILLIAMS
(Pres. Central State Bank)
G. A. SMITH
lPres. G. A. Smith Lbr. Co..
DIR. THOMAS F. QUINBY
NJ. A. GERBER
+ (Pres. Gerber Printing & Binding Co.,
r. E. MacGREGOR
asst. Cash. N. w. Nat. Bank
DIR. u. G.. WILLIAMS
DIR. CHAS. A. HUNTER
E. M. GILLETTE
(Of Electric Steele Elv. Co..
J. KYLE GILMORE
(Pres. D. M. Gilmore Co..
EDISON E. WOLDEN
foreman Miller-Davis Pig. Co..
y. W. sPRAGUE
asst. Credit Mgr. Janney, Semple
Hill & co.,
CHAS. WILKINS
| plumbing and Steamftting)
JOHN A. LAMB
| (Pres. Lamb McGregor Co..
L. V. PECK
(Pres. Peck, Dahlberg & Shaw
ELWOOD s. CORSER
(Pres. Corser Investment Co..
CHAS. ROBERTSON
Druggist)
E. H. SMITH
(Sec. Northern Welding & Galv. Co.,
w. B. MCCORMACK
(Sec. Mpls. Produce Exch.)
B. L. SIMMONS
| (Sec. Nye-Jenks Co..
A. l.. NEWCOMB
". Pres. Thomas Robertson Co..
w. K. POWERS
(Treas. Powers Elev. Coz
DIR. RUSSELL M. WILCOX
R. H. BENHAM
(Sec. Benham Investment Co..
G.. I. GORHAM
(Pres. Gorham-Braden Co..
DIR. R. o. BEARD
PETER MINTENER
| (Pres. Peter Mintener Lbr. Co..
A. j. ATKINS
(Mgr. Hoover Grain Co..
H. D. McCORD
(Pres. Merchants Elev. Co..
S. j. McCAULL
(Sec. McCaull- -Dinsmore Co..
D. A. MCDONALD
(Of Mcdonald & Wyman)
DON E.. McLENNAN
|
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, q. ". VMClN hE
0nsurance)
D. O'CONNOR
(Mnfgrs. Agt.) .
G.. X. SAUE
(Cashr. David P. Jones & Coz
F. X. SULLIVAN '..-.
(Propr. Sullivan Coal Co.. ...
FRANKLIN w. MERRITT
(Pres. Gorham- -Garbett Coz
MARK D. LANE
(Pres. Lane Hdw. Co..
STANLEY DOUGLAS
(Cashr. Central State Bank)
TOBIAS BARTON
(Treas. Flour City Trunk Co..
A. BENHAM
(Pres. Benham Investment Co..
E. N. AUSTIN
(Pres. No. Am. Life Assn.)
E. H. COBB
| (Agt Hydraulic Press Brick Co..
j. G. FITCH .4.4.,s~.e.s-.-.-,
| Mgr Howe Scale Co..
II. d. GEE &tA
(sec. Randall, Gee & Mitchell Co..
NJ. P. HOBART
| (Real Estate)
H. L. HANKINSON
(Of H. L. Hankinson & Co..
DIR. A. J. MURDOCH
JOHN G.. PURPLE
Dist Mngr. Mutual Life)
G. H. SCOTT
! ". Pres. strong-scott Mfg. Co..
C. s. WILLIAMS
| (Sec. Chronicle Pub. Co..
ED. H. GREGORY .
(Of Gregory, Jennison & Co..
is. P. EGGAN
(Photo Studios)
fDAVID E. HOWELL
(Of R. R. Howell& Co..
O. E. DAVIDSON
(Sec. New Occidental Mill Co..
w. X. JEFFERY -"
printer & Stationery
HENRY M. LITTLE .
(sec. No. Am. Casualty Co.. 3
N. MCCARTHY '''
(Retail Book Store)
OSCAR MATTSON =.
(Sporting Goods) 1
JAMES M. McRAE
(Of John Mcleod & Co..
FREDK. B. REID &
| (Sec. Reid Supply Co..
w. E. REAU !..,
(Mnfgrs. Agent.)
L. G. REMUND =
". Pres. Gilfllan- Remind co.,
R. B. BESEN
(Pres. Bankers Mutual Casualty ms
w. F. CLEVELAND
mgr. Cleveland & Co..
w. D, SAMMIS &
". Pres. Carter, Sammis & Co..
A. HYMAN
cLARENcE .ARfSS CEN NJ. LEE 'vM
| (Real Estate & Mtgs.)
C. T. STEVENSON
| (Sec. KenkelTodd Co.. :' -
DAVID COUILLARD -
| (Teamster) >:
J. w. BRYANT
(Pres. j. w. Bryant Co.. -
SAMUEL K. DICKINSON ~
(Agt. Sparta Iron Works)
J.. M. PATRICK ~
Tsp. Agt. Aetna Life ms. co.,
T.. F. GUTHRIE
Sp. Agt. "Equitable Of N. Y."l
B. z. McCLAIN
(Pres. Investors Syndicate> .
CARLISLE CAMERON
(Pres. Cameron TRANSIT. & Storage Co..
BYRON H. AYERS
dept. Mngr. Wyman Partridge & Co..
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Ludwig Arctander
JUICE de Ia Cour du District
QUATRE CENTS

ctoyens les plus plus daHare ct
homm de profession de Minneapolis dams
les mo uivan endos6 demands de NJ Arc
tender de la Cour du District du comt6 Hennep
"Nous les soussgn6 voants residents du
endosson pr6ntes NJ Ludwig Acener
poste de juge de la Cour du District.
pratque lie droit Minneapolis depus 27 success
emarquabe homme
dune habiet6 ndiscuabe Nous voe cons
d6ration favorable"
C-sut une lste dune parte des 400 endosseurs:
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ANNONCE PAYANTE
Commando par A. E. Montgomery. Ecrite par
A. II. Demeules. Cout $40.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

Abonnez-vous q | EcH5 pE rOui
esL $1.W par annie.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01

ANNONCE PAYANTE
Inseree par F. L. Palmer, ecrite par A. H. De-
meules. COut SIS.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
Or. G.. A. LAPIERRE
Medecin Chirurgien
Bureau 3O3 Avenue Centrale
Residence 319 Ave. Universite N. E.
Heures de Consultation:
11a12 A. NJ, "a 7a8P.M
Dimarche: IL q AN.
TELEPHONES:
bureau Residences:
T. s. Spruce 109 T. 8. Spruce LIE
N. w. East $50 N. w. East 142
Interets cOmp0ses Qua
tire f0iS par aimee.
lnseree par F. B. Morgan, Cout $15

DR.. A.. A. LAURENT
M. D., c. M.
2O3- 3-2O4-2O5 DONALDSON BLDG.
(7eme ct Nicollet)
Residence: 3612 Pleasant Ave.
Telephones: N. w. Colfax TIA
T. s. Grove 1858
IL A. M. l. P. MI
j3a5P.
Telephones:
N. w. Main 277; T. s. Cekter $50
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-11-01
NUMERo 81
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-24
REBELS EXECUTE
MEXICAN AGENTS

FORT HANCOCK, Tex, May 23.-Two
American customs inspectors, j. n Wa
fer and Charles X. Tillman, standing on
the American Side OF the Rio Grande with
pointed rifles, prevented a band OF Meri-
can rebels from firms into the river where
TWO refugees were swimming TO tho
American side todsy. T. r. Sanchez and
Louis Deihay. Mexican government secret
agents, were captured by tho rebels and
arc reported 10 have been executed
Sanchez had a son, Major Louis San
chez, who commanded tho federal force
that took Guadalupe a few days ago II
is believed the elder Sanchez was killed
In revenge for executions In Guadalupe
The same forces Of federals and rebels
which evacuated Guadalupe emerged from
the hills at San 1gnacio. Mexico, oppo-
site here, today. After a long range bat
tie the rebels retired.
Major Louis Sanchez IS reported killed
T. f Sanchez, who has been active In
the employ OF the Mexican consul at T.!
communication with the federal column
under Jose de la Cruz Sanchez. which had
been hourly expected from OJinaea An
Associated Press representative was with
him. The courier suddenly arrived tell
ing Sanchez that the OjinaEa column was
two miles away and inviting him and his
companions 10 join them across the riy-
er. Sanchez crossed the river and rode
ahead With Delhay. When they were
we'll along on the Mexican side a federal
messenger informed them that the sup
posed OJlnaEa column consisted OF rebels
sanchez and his companion turned In
night toward the American border hut
nifty rebcls concealed In the bushes gave