davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
5a6rlaRistsit i'm getrie6'

0os rlnqliid auf Der Stem Saoef
4obu lit our6 6abrldiiigfeit I'M 8e-
triebe berbeigefiibrt WorOen. 9le
gohe lieat Oielerbalb 10 flar, Dab
Sie perihieoenen unterinblln9en'
Sic maoeitellt meroen mOgen,lidl fallm
nit etpas meiterem 81 bel1alfl9el'
hoben oiirften, ais Der @rmittelllllg
Ser Berlonen, our9 oeren 8erl1nl'
0eu sic 4ataltropbe berali1DelnnD-
rem it. 41f Den eriten AnldeVll
iieht es aus, als OBJ Oas unglud llu)
IN oleid1er @eiie 3ugetragen babe,
ME Bic Dor einigen @o6en beI Sfall-
fnrO I~tottaebabte &oailion, pie Dle
eriunerlih, Oaour6 berbelgetubrf
muroe, 0aB elm unerfabrener 3u9'
fiihrer Die allsgeitellten Sperrlls1a-
ip niht re6t8eitig beattet bate nllo
nidt denliq 56ulung, @eiltesgegen'
mart mo @eI6id beiaB, Inn oIe INN
aur Sono ItebenDen 8remsDorrlt'
f,,uoen ptrfIam CUR AniDenoung 81
brinaen. Oh es in oieiem 0dne
ebenfaas Dem 3%ugfiibrer, Dem man
Sen @hite Mountain @rpreB anoer'
trout hattie, an Der n0tigen @rfaD-
111no uno 4usbilonng gefeblt bat, oa-
rider miro sic llnterilHung llder-
lih g(uffldrung bringen. Gbenlo
Doriiber. mie es m0gli6 mar, oaB Der
9uofiibrer ole Sperriignale 1ldlt Pc
oftete. i'm Sale iie wirfli1 riftlg
oeitellt qetDeleu waren. ant oilrrte
Sieies Wal mieoerum Die 6rage oerl-
tiliert meroen, OBJ Die 9remsporrIt-
+,tuaen in ~llnor0nung maren ODER Oh
iie 70 mirfIam waren, Dab lid moglI-
herpeiie nit ibrer Silfe 0Ie &afa-
Sfrophe inn aaerlebten Mugenbllfe
noh hattie perbiiten lalien. Nnd tptro
Die SSraqe wieoer sur 8elpreHnll9
fommen, wesbalb immer nod boil
aerne 8aqen anitatt Der melt lid)eren
Stableruen @agen i'm getriebe llro-
9[uf ieoe oieier 6ragen nno allt ale
bic on0eren, 0ie ii6 bel ndberer Yrh-
funa Ser aataltropbe nno lbrer ein-
selbeiten aufordngen mogen, mtro
smeifeIsohne Oie nnteriu6ung lei
TENS oes Goroners wie audi ieitens
0er 6toots- un0 9unOesbebOroen Ell
ne 9(ntport mad pollter WaBgabe
her llriohen mie ali6 Der umltanoe
al @eae bringen. 8ieaei9t, oaB
Sonn nod als grgebnis iOlden ge-
flrnoes Ser Npparat oes StrafgerlftS
pioer oas cine ODER Oas anoere sSli-
Sipiouum in Aftion gelebt miro, aber
mpbr ltebt i'm giinitiglten Sale nidt
al aemdrtigen. Dab oieies unglud
nit Ieinen ifperen 8erlnIten an
Wenlhenleben oa3u beitragen iperoe,
ser Recommendation 6abrlal-
iiofeit elm gnoe 81 MAIDEN, Die nah-
peigIid i'm getriebe oieier ME pieler
onOeren, uenn niht Der meilten el-
Ienbobnen unieres 2anoes porbanoen
lit, muB angeiihts friiberer grtaD-
rlrnaen na6 ME Dor als fragli1 err
iheinen.
sn ben Iebten Sabrer, namentll6
in alien Sdnen, pelhe Die bier III
Grooe Itebenoe Giienbabn onaeben
hot iih bel oerBeurteilung bonBabn'
0os Bug uno gabnperlonaI nnter
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Ter .Arbeitertog~ mar
fem 6eieriag fir Den 8oli5eirifter
uno ieine @ebiilien. Sic batten REQ
lid Al nun, I'M ollie Die Sale Der
Trmfeubeit = es waren Oerer mebr
ais 200 - ub5ullrteileu. Nan 1tebt
Die berrliden 6olgen Oes Sones-
@orfs @eiebes. Die ein5igeuy ole
ettpos @utes oaoon boben, limo Ole
ieniaell, 0encn Der @itDen- uno
@oiienfonos Der @oli5iIten uno 6ell-
ermebrleute si Cute fommt. DEM
in oieien 6onos flieBen Die auferleg-
ten Strafeu, Die meiitens Die Sobe
non $40 haben.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
Nem aonareb Iaa ieitnes !

Gem 4ongreB lag ieitnes Der
perihioeenen Geportements cine De.
ficit @ppropriotionsbia Dor, unO
spor i'm @eiammtbetroge BON So.
923. 4O6, rs. 0apon iino farm Elm
OritteI bemiaigt poroen. llnter bic
len 9epiaigitngen befinOeu iib alidl
Die @eb6lter fir Oie 9eomten oes
nelleu grciie Board, ndmli6 Die Der
4ommi1iGre, Oes 8ureauDorltebers
mo Oes SnIpeftors. Gin antrag
Oes S6abomtsiefretdrs NtcglOoo,
oas alte @ebGuoe oes Bureau Of Gu
qraping uno Yrinting ST. remooeaies
rem uno fir Die A1ioiteure Der Der
ihicoenen 9epartementS ein3uridten
pllrOe g~utge6eiBen unO $4,000 oa-
fiir beniQigt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
@rGiOent febrt 5nriid.
Sr. Sale iuirO i6m ii6cr Die Gage in
WerifO brett 8eriht erItGtten.

YrdiiOent @ilIon, fDel6er am leb-
ten Iicnstag Gornii6, %. s., %perlai-
len bat uno am Mittmoh friib in
Maibington cingetroffen lit, lit nit
Dem bon ieiner Spe5ialmiiiion in
Merifo 3uriidgefebrten @iaiam
@oparO Sole 5uiammengetroffen,
melfer i6m brett ieinen 9eri6t il
Der Die Gage in Merifo lett Der In'
finit Sobn 2ino's nit Den 6rieoens-
poridlGgen ser amerifaniiden &e-
.gicrung eritottet bat.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Or. @oeBIer, 9rdiioemt Der Snt-
ter GiItributing 60, miro am II.
September bier lem nno alte uno
neue arnOen beiu6en. Die Sntter
g~iltributina So. 1T Degen Der Rein-
beit ibrer @eine mobl befannt. erlt
fiiralid erbielt Die aompagnie EN-
observation-disclosures BON Suffice
,,qmes s.. Minturn, BON Der nSupre'
me Court Oes Staotes 9tetp Serle7
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

I'm Oen @oIf BON Ser Sir gu boI-
ten, lit es INNER 9ltt, piten Spar
aroiden 81 baber, uno i'm lider an
aeIegt 5t miiien, lit @enugtlrunq. Als
Iidcre Anlegunasbanf empfieblt ii6
0ie Il. 9. Sruit @ompann, gde 10.
mo S=StroBe, e. @. nit 3meiqof-
iiccn an IA. nn0 IL, 10. ltu0 asa.
9lbe., 1886 Connecticut 9lDe., Z. nno
s., uno asa. qlOc. mo 30. StraBe, g.
SO
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

@ II imner pom oen 0eutideu ei-
ne 4eiie nad GeiitIdlanO madt, be-
nubt meiitens ole Oeutiden 0ampfer-
Iinien, mo ga lit in eriter 2inie fiir
0ic bieiigen 9eitti6eu Der 0~giorooeltt,
Idle 9loDo~, weldcr in go. 7t5 ID.
StraBe, g}.-@., feline Agentllr bat.
9ort maltet in 5uporfomnenoer 8ei-
ie SER q. 6. N9a6ler ieines Slmtes,
mo fertigt fir bic HeiienOen Die Ii
diets aus nnO gibt iouitigc Ausfunft.
aiId6 Bel ser 5irna 6. 8. 0roop ano
Sons 60, 10. unO @-StraBe V. @.,
iiuO Sabri6eine 81 baben.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Scr Elm gutes @ort fir ieinc
aofal3cjtung einIegt unO fiir Oerrn
8erbreitung ipirft, i0roart mr. ieill
efqcncs Sntereiie mo oaS MoDl Der
.8emeinoe. @oat SIR oaS nidt TIM,
inoem SIR oas DSSournal" @iIreM We
fa1uiten empfeblt2
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
@eaer prOteiticren.

0arbiqe Oes Giitrifts Columbia
perianoten an aougreBmit9lieOer Ell
liell na6oriidli1en Nroteit ge9en I'M
aoagreB gepIante, ibre &aiie betr.
@ciebgebung, Die, mie iie iagen Elm
aro6cr SniuIt gegen Die O1eaer lit II.
BON einigen aongreBmitglieOerll
ausqe6t, Die nniht 5u ben iiiOli6en
Gentlemen" 5Gblen. Die mirfli-
den @entleman~ i'm &ongreB meroen
Garin eriuft. gegen ole eriteren Sront
5u MAIDEN uno Die betreffenoe, Oem
@eiit omerifanii6er @eieBgebrng 5u-
fpioerIanfenoe @eiebgebung 81 Oer-
6inoern. Ser Groteit pnrOe in Sorm
elmer GeIolution BEL Der Sflanenbe-
ireinngsfeier angenommen nno III
bon 81. 0refp, Dem E%rdiiopnten Ser
oSenOerlon Notionol Memorial Sc.
cque Of Amerifa" berfaBt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Serr Sol. Mair, 5etretdr oes
9eutideu ariegerbunOes, 3. st. be-
ionoers bel6dftigt nit Den geranltal-
tunaen oes fommenoen StiitungSle-
ties uno 6abueuweibe, pobnt MN
az $40. $50 Ute Str, S.-@.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

SER 81. Gollr, Ser iebr franf
ocrpcien lit uno icbr pieI glut perlo'
Ipsn tat, beiiroet lid mieoer aut Dem
gSeoe ser @eieruug. 8ir wnnl1e'l
Inn beralif, Dab er balo ale per
lorenen ardite tDieOer erlangen mod)-
70
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

6cnrp s. 6reitoa, welder lett
mebrerun @oden i'm Soipital Oarnie-
oerlaa, uno lid 3mei 0peratlonen rll-
tsrsie6en muBte uuO groBe S6mer-
zen ousaubaIten bate, lit wieoer, Il.
amor qrt, bergeItelt unO itebt lelnem
@eihdft in alter Beile Dor.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

5 ii / gellnOe gadwareiL Oh groO
ODER onoere 5a6en lit Die 8dderei
bon S. s. GpalO, 1914 5loriOd ADe.
u. 6. beItens betannt. S%atinbro0 lit
circ Der SPECIALIZATION Die in Der
gGderci 6ergeitelt tDer0en.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

@infam S. 6iiber, Der Der er-
morouna Oes Sournaliiten @m. 8
NltOorfet angeflagt lit, Der ober be,
6auptet, Die Cat in 9totpeDr perilbt
ii baben, lit eegen $4,000 9nrg-
ifaft auf freien SUB geiebt iporOen.
Srnl mo Yflegetobter oes grl9ol-
isnen lagten gu @uniteu oes 8ei6ul-
0iqten ans.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

sim sonnobeno, Oen 80. A'uqilt
itar5 IN Ieiuer @obmng, ,624 lite
5ttaBe 9}orooit, GbeobalO 6redl I'M
qltcr non u Sabren. Die 8eeroI-
qitng fallo am Montag bon Der sse-
6ouiuug ienes sObueS Saeob =.
5reb nab Dem Congregational GENE
tern ltott.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
Seirats . Qicemsen:

9. g. MaiIon uno Sarab 8. grtter
SDOeSfaIe.
2ouile MiibIeiien, So Sabre alt.
emma 9llilner, 66 Sabre alt.
Settle 90. Cider.
G6eobalo 5red, y Sabre alt.
Gmmo g. 3irfle, 10 Monate alt.
6riOeride Splitter, 70 Sabre aft.
SEQ. SALolier, SO Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

SeOe Came luiimidt cntlueOer i6reu
0amen DOCr Snitiale an ibren Brief
fDpfcm DOcr GnbclOpes. Sine ie6r
einfadc, biaigc &rcnc, SaideufOr-
mat, Offericrt at % Gts. mnO 80 Gts.
McDers Niilitarg SbOp, go. 1881
ga. gbe., U. M.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

qnm 90. 9uauit itarb I'M SITTER
BON 66 Sa6ren emma glltm2r, 8at-
tin BON @iaiam 8lrmer. Die 9e-
eroiallnq fano am Montag auf Dem
GorqreIiional Gemeterp ltatt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

@ er sic s. StraBe i'm Siiomeficn
begebt, fam nidJt rmbin, in go. 522
ein5ufebren aamo Serr 2eopol0
9irfle icineu 9eiu6ern init sep feir.
item @etrdufen uno IonItigen Gr'
friidungen a%limarten miro. Scri
9irfle b1It MIR oas 9cite an San0,
nnO ein @ein6 bel ibm miro 8I
Scoermanils 3ufrieOenbeit ailsfapen.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Nu ser g1em SerieD aUenlte, 400
-402, na6e Der 9-StraBe, betreibt
Scrr Geo Berger Oas eagle Sotcl,
alluo @Gite allis Bette anigeuommen
tucrOen. @r entbietet Seoermaun eli
ncn frelnOli1eu Grub, Der ibn be-
fudt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

9 5 oltbefanntc Sotel IriB Gell-
ter lit INNER nod Elm beliebter &elt-
ocpousplab fir @rrnlanos nnt
SdIeder. Sem uSpc3ioI 2lln6~.
Mittags, uno uSable De Sote@, Oe9
gbenOs, %erfreucn iid beionOerer 90
licbt6eit.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Nic bcitcn imIGMOiidem nnO Hts-
lanOiIdJCn @eine mmO GiqnGre licfert
nmsidlieRIid fir TamiIiembeOarf Oas
0rORc umO reidbaltige Eager OOn
GGriitiam famOer.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

ga 8 6eim 8icnie oes @ailenball-
les ausgei6eufte wenig Alfobol emit
boltenoe @rogreliipe 8ier trat oa
ooS critic Wfal 10 redt in Die Deffent-
liffeit. 0asielbe miro BON Der Ab-
ner Gruru @rauerei bier ~bergeltellt-
Die GSarbe lit hel @olO, uno I'M Sc
Ihmod lit es angenebm audi bat es
Sopfen-N n6geihmad uno ltebt Den
moblbefannten 8ieren oerlelben
8rallerei, loipie an0eren erltflal1lgen
9ieren onrhaus ni6t nad. Us
lhmedt better ais Oas Dongaltlmore
pelhes tags porber bel Der Grclr-
ito oes GentralDeerbanoes aut Dem
9ampfer GbaS. s.. @erner perfault
pur0e. Die Sngreoien5en iino 9e-
nau oielelben wie Die oes gepobnll-
den 9ieres.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

aur3e Mitteilnn9en
Somilienfreile ODER aus Dem Gresns
Oesfreiie, Die iid far Die geroifent.
lidung eigncm ii20 unS ieoer5elt
ber5lih milfomntet
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
9eDiIeS Grabs,
bel SGniid,
SAB 0-5traBe, 9.-@.

Qinrifts aommiIiar 9tep-
man, gegeu ben ole Decentralization
ieinsr @egner ni6t 8ur &ube font
men moaen nn0 gegen ben iebt Die
@erihte a%ngerufen lino, oamit er lei
lie @dblbarfeit na6weiien ioa, miro
ieine Nntwort Dem @eridte einrei-
den. ta6 leiner Slusgabe erfiilt
or ale 9eOingungen, 0ellea Die 8abl
cines 0~iitriftsfommiiiars nnterllegt
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
@erfanfslteasn
hes .@aihinatOn SOMEnaI".

Des nWaiBlR8tOH SUAENu'
esobu einoer, 633 @-5truBe, @.-8
Sam Moams, 900 @-StraBe, gs..9.
: u. Bird 2153 go. aOe. W.-@.
8. Sirlb, SOB lite Str, M.@;
american Sobacco 60. 4a5 $e'ln'
iplpania aOeune, N.-B.
AIerauOriu, ga.
$. Rgece Gutou, 1913 90 HOal OF
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
@eimdt:

8armarbeitcr ooer 6omilie fir
6arm in gtpro Carolina. Nutes
2ano, &linna %anaenebnt. Sable 2obn
pocr pergebe Sarm aif Anteil. @u-
tes @obnballs.
Man frage al i'm S%olirnal.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Sudfeine GambjGaer, GerDelat,
GaIami unO SOliteiner,
35 Gents per EfMao.
8Meblers, 532 Genter Wiartt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06
CARPETS.

9(lle Carpets merOen fir
oieie 9rciie 3ure6tgemad1t
lrnO gelegt.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

Oh bonn Slater ooer Sobn, mon
mirO BEL DismerS INNER fem be6ient.
Washington Journal., 1913-09-06

$3.50 Nottinebams $50
$1.75 Nottingbams $1.25
$500 Nottingbams $3.50
$3.50 @ottingbams $1.98
$500 9sopeltp 1925
$3.50 Mopeltp $2.75
$500 NOpeltp $3.50
$500 gopeItD $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07

land was considered worthless until
The Gladys Belle oil company and
Eysenbach completed No ! Adesta
Blrl, in section S adjoining. which
started off at the rate Of 400 barrels
In Nav, the Gladys Belle and Eyseu-
bach secured lease on the land and
started three wells on the property
and Judge Gregg is asking for re
ceiVer until the title to the property
can be quieted. one well has already
been drilled on the land in question,
which was good for several hundred
barrels and it is certain that the east
line Of the lease is good on property.
Judge y. T. IIainer is representing
Judge Gregg while the Gladys Belle
company and EysenhaCh Is represent
ed by Randolph, Havor and Shirk.
From the number Of witnesses to be
examined the case will probably be
argued on Monday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07
OIL HEARING Is
BEGUN By POE
". y GREGG SUING GLADYS
BELLE FOR VALUABLE
Oh. LANDS.
ASKS FOR A receiver
Many Witnesses Examined and Case
VIII Not nc Finished Until
Monday.

The suit Of w. j. Gregg VS. The
Gladys Belle oil company and O. *.
Eysenbach for the possession Of the
surplus land Of Una Johnson in sec
ton 7-19-12, adjoining the Adesta
Berry land on which the discovery
well Of the Lost City Pool was drilled
was heard Yesterday in the district
court Judge Poe presiding. The
land IN question consists of nearly 81
acres and is considered to be some Of
the richest land IN the new pool.
\ number Of years ago w. j. Gregg
took lease on the land but paid no
rentals after January q, 1907 the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07

-, n' IH'''""UVua' '"lbIrss ul J. al III
omen, am auNIIlalS OF the Ih''II'a
II"naI I'IE- Farming CONGRESS "hl'h
un''h lu IuISa pt'optI - l." N"NtH
I'r ms year mas received an nm
| pt'us ihls summer mat makes II one
oI inc most important women OF
s"Hl""uuhs IN ihe word EN'iN il"
uon IN Europe mas become NitaIlN m
J'resttd IN ne blg movement ana us
annual session mere neAt month WllI
Toe the htgest IN the history or the
ORGANIZATION.
Mrs John r. Burns secretary OF
! M, congress of farm women. has re-
TUNED to Tulsa after five weeks
tour # the country. in interest of the
program for the coming session
While in Denver she had conference
with Mrs. John Harbcft Of Manzan-
ola. colo. president Of the mtcrna.
uouaI organization. Mrs Harbcrt has
lust returned from q tour Of Europe
and reports keen interest among the
leading women OF the European coun-
tries
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07
HE RAISED A MONEY ORDER
Boy Held for Grand Jury After n
Hearing.

OKLAHOMA CITY, okla, Sept. 6.
Special Thomas Sharpe, 19
years old, was bound over by United
States Commissioner Boys of this city,
accused of raising money order
from 81 u SCI. The boy is now in
the federal Jail at Guthrie, but will
be taken to Fort Smith, Ark, the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07
Switzerland Won the Snoot.

CAMP PERRY, O., Sept. g.
Switzerland won the international
team match today with a score of
4.957; France second. 4,771; United
states. third. 4,577; sweden, Ash;
Argentina. OSO; Peru, 3,SS3; Can
ada, 3,745. Shooting was with free
rifles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07
Deposits Inl Away Down.

WASHlNGTON, Sept. lnliyid-
ual deposits In national hanks of the
United states decreased $4,000. oCo
hctwa.n June ( and tu-ust %. and
loans ana discounts increased s-0.-
600. .000. ac.yrdiug o. Vf iuin ~ fic-
ures of the lasL call ,n the comp
troller Of the currency. made public
today. Detailed figures will De made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-07


our public school system is said TO
be the foundation of our great re-
public, and all Americans are justly
proud of it, our state provides for
the education of all of its citizens as
a measure of self protection with a
cosnilancc the physical welfare of
It's school children by proyidin. for
medical inspection of schools. The
school c.u be ma\. and it should be
made the safest place in the COM
munity for your children. Medical
Inspection, when properly conducted.
would keep out contagious diseases
and at the same time protect the
child from such diseases as diphth,lia,
scarlet fever, sore throat etc
We forget that our public school is
has a right TO demand Of the school
authorities that their children bee safe
from harm while attending. that the
child itself has right to demand this
/ projections When our schools open
/ this fan each teacher should eudeay-
/ or to ascertain whether any of the
! pupils come from homes where there
Is case of contagious or infectious
disease. They should see that their
school room is in a sanitary condi-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-12
DEBATE
On MONDAY

Discussion of the Underwood
Simmons tariff revision bill with
its lengthy free list, greatly reduc-
ed rates on all commodities and
its new system Of ad valorem in
stead of specific rates, will actu-
ally begin in the Senate next
Wednesday at noon. On Mon
day, however, the opening assault
upon the Democratic measure will
be made by Senator McCumber of
North Dakota, who will speak on
the agricultural schedule. The
Finance Committee agreed that he
should be given the floor ahead of
the formal opening, because he is
obliged to leave Washington Mon
day night.
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REPORT

The Senate Public Lands Com
mittee has reported favOrably on
the bill introduced by Senator
Pittman authorizing the Interior
Department to designate tracts of
scmi-arid public lands in Nevada
to be subject to homesteads with
out continuous residence. Be
fore it came to a vote the com
mittee brOadened the measure to
apply to most of the public land
i'm the state.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-12
HOUSE LANDS
ON NEW LOT

To-day Fred Fellows and Mike
Sullivan, with Emil Petersen's 70
animal team landed the Krebhs
house on the grounds. Since they
struck the city limits the boys
have been kept busy working
their way through a network of
overhead wires and it took some
close figuring to get through
without tearing out the cables
but the feat was accomplished
without doing any damage.
Mr.. Fellows remained on the
roof Of the moving building and
manipulated the wires. while
mike Sullivan handled the air and
gave the high sign to Emil Peter
sen, who engineered the big team
with a jerk-line. 1t was quite a
trick and well handled from start
to finish, and the carpenters will
now get busy and soOn have an
up-to-date bungalow ready for oc-
cupancy.
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Editor Bounced
In Oregon

BANDON. Ore, July 11.-Dr.
b. X. Leach, a socialist editor,
was driven out of Bandon to-day,
following a notice served upon
him at a mass meeting of 500 citi-
zens last night that his presence
would no longer be tolerated.
Leach was escorted to boat
to-day, sent aboard, taken across
Coos Bay, placed ashore and di-
rected never to return to Bandon.
Sixteen automobile loads Of bust
ness men went from Marshield to
Coquille to see that Leach kept
going.
Leach was driven out of Ban
don because of Entrances in his
weekly newspaper. He attacked
the American flag and supported
the Industrial Workers of the
World propaganda.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-07-12
NEAR ACCIDENT
FOR VALLEY MAN

Joe A. Brown of the Golden
Gate mine. and Frank Holmes
had a narrow escape from an in
ury in an automobile accident
last week when the formers run
about darted off the road in Ante
lope Valley and turned complete
ly over. Both men fell clear o.
the ar. The windshield, top and
one of the front wheels were bad
ly damaged. In making an add
justment to the steering gear a
nut was loosened and failure to
tighten it caused the steering gear
to fail to work.-Courier.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS FOR BIDS

NOTICE is hereby given that the
Board of Capitol Commissioners VIII
receive proposals up to Twelve
o'clock noon, on August Is. 1913. for
the construction and completion Ci
additions and alterations to the Ne
vada State Capitol Building in Car
son City. Nevada, according to off
=, cial plans and specifications now on
! file.
Plans and specifications may be
had at the Office of Architect F. J.
De Longchamps, O4 Clay-PeterS
Building, Reno, Nevada.
A deposit OF Ten $50 Dollars will
be required for each set OF blue
Prints and Specifications. Each
contractor will be entitled to one
Proposals shall be made accord
ing to instructions in Architects
Specifications.
Each proposal shall be accom-
panied by a certified check amount
ing to not less than Five 60 per cent
of the amount of the Contractors
bid, and payable to the State Board
Of Capitol Commissioners.
Proposals shall be sealed in an
opaque envelope and marked bid
for Additions and Alterations to Ne
vada State Capitol Building" BY
Contractor,
and directed to the Clerk, Board OF
Capitol Commissioners, Carson City,
Nevada.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order of the Board of Capitol
Commissioners.
AUSTIN JACKSON.
Clerk.
Board of Capitol COMMISSIONS.
Dated: Carson City. Nevada. July 3.
1913.
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SUSPECTS

Drumgoole and Raber, The Two
men wanted by the Sacramento
police as suspects Of the murder
OF Cherry De st. Maurice. are at
large and have not yet been APP
pretended. A prizefghter named
Johnson was arrested at COlfax,
having been mistaken for Drum
goole. He was later released. No
new developments came out at the
inquest held in Sacramento yes
terday.