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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

Tarietas p3stales bordadas e..
soda con flores y frases de felicj-
taci6n V amor0sas. Muy elegan-
ties
Cada tarjeta----FJcJs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

Postales ''Trilogia Patri0tica,
con los retratos de- HidaIgo, Jua-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

Postaies arGsticas, de parejas
gmorosas, q coloresy en- bromuro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

Postales artisticas, de felicia
ci6n Y amorosas, con flores y pa
rejas amorosas y frases aluslvas,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

PostaIes ardsUcaS. De beliezas
Y ninos, q colores V en- Oromuro
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-12-25

A varios dolores, con vlstaS de
Mexico V sus aIrededOreS:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
NERO AND BRITANNICUS.
0oe II The Great Three Reel Features
al Colonial Tonight.

Ii was q large and enthusiastic audi
ence that witnessed the opening night
of the special Christmas feature photo
play week.
Manager Irons true 10 his promise
certainly gave his patrons a treat last
night with Mary Pickford in The
Bishops Carriage, which proved
very clever vehicle and gave Little
Mary chance to display her wonder
ful talent. The Lady of the Lake"
in three reels was also enjoyed.
Joe Welsh the greatest Hebrew
character impersonator on the stage to-
day, will be seen in an intensely dra.
matte, three part production, The
Struggle for Wealth Tue plot is a
thrilling one and is based upon the ex-
periences of a poor Jewish emigrant
who enters the port of New York pen
niless and fights his way to the top
most rung of tue ladder of success.
His many trials are startlingly realis-
tie as well as unique. A great feature.
Nero and Britannicus' is a hand
somely colored historical production in
three reels, of the days of ancient
Rome. Dealing with the conflict be-
twes Nero and his brother, Britanni-
Gus. All parts are skilfully played by
actors who are artists of note. Spe-
cial music by the orchestra. A contin-
uous performance from z to 10. 45, doors
open at 6. as. The price is 10c. Watch
the Capital for further announcements
during the week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Christine Carlson, Of Smithville,
Texas, is here to spend the holidays
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stone, of Con-
nellsville, Pa. are here to spend
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Stones
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John GLADDEN.,
Market street.
Lieut.. Struble. u. S. NJ. and Mrs.
Struble are visiting Mrs. Struble's
sister. Miss Margaret Martin, Frank
lin street.
Mr.. Galloway Cheston is visiting
Washington for few days.
DR.. Parke Stuart, of Seattle, Wash
ington, is here spending the holidays
with his sister. Mrs. j. B. White.
Lieut. Com Adolphus Andrews, aide
to.superintendent Gibbons of the Naval
Academy. will have as his guests for
Christmas, his brother. Mr.. Robert
Andrews, and Mrs, Andrews. of Chi
cage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
MP. DeREEvES TO GIVE UP.
Governors Pnvsis Secretary To Re-
sign Shortly on Account Of Health
z
Said.

The resignation Of Eugene De
Reeves, private secretary to Cover
nor Goldsborough, is expected within
day or two. Mr. DeReeves said
yesterday that be has the subject un-
der consideration and viii announce
his decision shortly.
If he takes the step il will be ow-
ing to his desire to entirely recuper-
ate from recent attack of typhoid
fever He was extremely i'll for
months and during several weeks his
life was despaired of. After bis re-
covery aud return TO his duties he
continued weak and lately he said
that ha felt he was no. regaining his
strength as rapidly as he should.
Mr.. DeReeves has no business
plans az this time, should he retire.
First of all, be probably will go TO
Florida and spend most of the winter
devoting himself entirely to winning
back his lost strength. He has been
the Governors aide since the latter's
induction into Office. He lived in
Cambridge for a number of years and
has been one of the Governors most
intimate personal friends.
10 the course Of his official duties
he has won the high regard of many
public men. He has known no office
hours when duties pressed and he has
been unfsilingly courteous and sc-
commodating ito all whose business
brought them into contact with the
Governors office.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
EXECUTIVE COMM TEE MEETS
Anti T0berculOsis Association Awards
Conlrsct.

The executive committee of the
Anne Arundel Branch of the Maryland
Association for the Relief and Pre-
vention Of tuberculosis met last
night at Mcdowell Hall St. John .
College. DR.. Tell, president, pre-
sided.
fhe annual report of the secretary
of the local branch of the association
was taken up seriatim, and discussed
at length The locsl Society having
voted TO have the annual report print
ed, the bids for same were opened
by the executive committee, anj the
contract for printing was awarded to
The Advertise Republican, the lowest
bidder. Both bids we're identical in
price Of work, but contribution #
s5 Of the editor Of The Advertiser to.
ward the Association, brought his
bid down 70 s5 less, and the contract
was awarded.
1t is expected 20 have the report
printed by January 3, when a large
mass meeting, the annual meeting.
will be held in the House of Dele
gates at the State House 1t hoped
at this setting to have several out
of-town speakers present. Men and
women interested in social service
work, and in fighting the White Plague
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
ILLuMINATE YOUR HOUSE,.
( haslmas Spirit 10 Be Inspired BY
Ringing Of Bells and IhAdFen's
Voices Around Community
Chrittmas Tree.


The wiring for the electric current
to light the Community Christmas
tree win be put in place today and the
work will be comp Iced tomorrow in
time for the lights 70 he turned on
shortly after O'Clock.
The first service srouna the Com
muuity Christmas tree vii be hat of
the children who will sing Chri mas
carols from G to 2 O'Clock tomo row
night. All parents, guardians and
friends OF the children MUST tell he
it'll. ones, and make them understand
there are no GIFTS on the tree. That
the tree is to celebrate Gods Great
Gift 10 Man, when His Son, Jesus
Christ was born in the little town
of Bethlehem. and was King OF kings
and Lord Of lords.
IL is the Christmas spirit the
projectors Of the Community Christ
mas tree desire 20 inspire. but there
are no gifts 70 be given. Don't
let the children be disappointed.
Everybody, no matter what color,
race, condition, sect creed CT class
of people. is wanted to join in the
celebration t)morrow night around
the Community Chistmas Tee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
Ode To The Community Christmas
Tree.

CBy Rev James l.. Smiley.
Thou didst leave thy home, on noble
Tree
To shed thy wondrous light
AS herald Of that oft-told tale
While shepherds watched by night.
Gathered around Thee, children sing
While be lis peal out their lay;
And throngs of men and wom an Join
To hail the sacred day.
Hark, gladstone music swells the strain
And makes the welkin ring
With echoes of tn undying song
Which still the angels sing.
Once in Royal David's city,
"Glory be to God tho theme
Sounded Ger thy silent housetops
Little Town of Bethlehem.
So joyful come, ye faithful souls
Ring out the sacred song
Of "Pesce on earth, good will to men
OF every cline and tongue.
Shine on O Tree, and shout. o men,
Let every heart o'erfow
With love to men and love to God
From whom all plessigs flow.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23

bA- Whilst the Mills generally have
advanced prices on Flour our Capital
Brand remains the same in price.
Our Guarantee" buy a sack, make as
many bakings as you wish, then if not
satisfied that our Capital" is not as
good as any Flour at any price, return
the unused -four and get your money
for it. Just received another car Of
this flour. w. r. CHILDS & SON.,
Conduit st. dig. If
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
Lrric TheaLre.

Special attention is called to Xmas day
program The Heart of Kathleen, Z
beautiful story Of lifein the Picturesque
hills of old ireland. The story
abounds with love, romance, comedy
and pathos. etc. and is one OF the best
pictures posed for by the clever and
talented artists working for the Domino
Film Co. The Heart of Kathleen is
in three reels and should be q big bit
at the popular play huuse, one day
only, Christmas matinee and night.
Have coupons for the drawing for Gold
Watch, Wednesday. Matinee Thursday
and SATURDAY..
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
To be Married.

Marriage licenses issued from the
Court Clerks Office today include
the following:
Costen Schaeffer Jefferson d..
Costen, 81, widower, Annapolis /;
Emma Schaeffer, 38, Baltimore. Ap.
plicat--J. ID. Costeu.
Taft Griffith Ch aries A. Taft,
S5, Curtis Bay; Viola Griffith, 27,
Severn, this county. Applica t.
Ferris NJ. Griffith.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
viii Give "The DaDsant. .

Mrs. w. w. Phelps, wife of Com
mander Phelps, u. S. NJ, in charge of
ships at the Naval Academy, will give
a The Danasnth tonight on the Reina
Mercedes, where Commander and Mrs
Phelps reside.
Admiral Knox was host Dec. 20 at a
stag dinner party in honor of Admiral
Moore, u. S. NJ.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
WINES. LIQUORS. CORDIALS, ETC.

Good Whiskey S1.50 GAL, 40c qt.
Very good Whiskey SITS gal, SOC at
Our special Cabinet. S. 90 gal, Coo at.
The only place to get this one
Monogram, no imitation - 81. so gal.
zoe at.
Old Faust Whiskey. 50. IS gal. zoe at.
The only place you can purchase this one.
Sherwood Whiskey $500 gal. 75c at.
Capital, our Special. 50. 25 GAL, o5c at.
Pikesvil'e 7yrs. old 90 20 gal gal 90 90c gt
Mopticello SSr1tt Whiskey $3.50 gal. soc M at n
Cecil Whiskey $500 gal, s1.00 at.
Finch's Golden Wedding 5000 gal,
$1.50 at.
Little Straight, Pure Rye Whiskey
$4.00 gal, $l00 at.
Good Gins from ST. 80 to S4.00 gal.
Good RUNS from ST.. to S4.00 gal.
Brandies from 81. 90 to S4.00 gal.
Blackberry Brandy from Sl.00 to
$500 gal.
Strictly California Wines
Port s1.Oo gaI., 25c bot.
Sherry
Imported Wines $500 gal.
Roxbury Rye, years old, bottled in
bond ioe at.
Overholt, in bond csc at.
James E. Pepper, in bond $100 bot.
M aryIand Club Whiskey Sl.00 bot.
Glenvale Scotch Whiskey Sl.15 bot.
Monticello Special 95c OF.
Duffy's Malt S5c bot.
with extra small bottle free
Rock and Rye, the best 75c bot.
Rocko Rye .. ... 75c bot.
Buchu Gin -. 90c bot.
A full line of Cordials-to select from.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
WINE FOR CHRISTMAS.
Home Made Grape Vintage Of The
Best Kind.

No service is complete at Christmas
unless there is Wine served with the
cake and other goodies.
If you have. never tasted Eblings
Wine. you don't know what good,
homemade wine is. Made from the
pure grape juice and bottled in the
most sanitary manner. Orders filed
promptly. Address Henry Ebling, An
napolis, Nd, or Phone your order
Phone No. 906-2l. d12.t-f
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23

Don't buy your Red Cross Seals in
Baltimore or Washington. By them
in Annapolis. If
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
DOLL BABY CARRIAGES.
Great Store Replenishes Stock for
Christmax.

Another consignment of doll baby
carriages has been received by the
firm OF Isaac Benesch & Sons, Great
Stores, Main street.
So great has been the dem and for
the doll baby carriages this Christ
mas season that the stock has had TO
be replenished for the third time.
Beautiful doll baby carriages are
offered for sale now at the least pos
sible cost and all toys are marked
down.
For particulars see ad. In another
column and don't miss this opportu-
nifty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
Bouebt The EEsha.

Mr.. Frank Bembe purchased the
bugeye Elisha, sold yesterday. The
price was $500. Mr. Daniel r. Ran
dali, trustee, scld the Elisha "
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23
Your Inspection
Invited!

IN extending you this invitation, /
fully realize that the present age is
ore OF very particular demands, and
that these dem ands have established
themselves by the public. it is neces-
sary for the progressive Dealer to
make the most strenuous efforts to
meet the demands of the public, no
matter how particular they may be, or
who makes them
We realize that with the approach of
the Christmas holidays, there is un
doubtedly something in our line which
will help you to enjoy your celebration.
With this in view we offer our complete
stock of the finest, purest, and most
select imported and domestic
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-12-23

Yours for Business
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
LIQUOR CAUSES OLDIIINER
To FORGE CHECk-

AfLer RAISING three checks o 10
value n Reno. -. D Frsy a old
resident Of NeFz6z and = former resi-
dent o. Gzrdnevnle. sohere ap.
realized shat h had done ard AZ
tempted to straighfen fhe matter oat
according 70 evidence II the hands OF
the police Frey Is Il The city tzil
charged zith forgerg. i is alleged
that Il passed rEo checks OF sam
johnson. one Tor So and one FOR
so. ard one check o. Alex Dromise
for SO. al drawn OF . Tonopah
hank
Txo DAYS ago Johnson sEore
70 a complaint Frey. VITO has
q wife and child walked into
Johnzons place and endesvored 20
square things. but il Eas too late
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

ple1zg his fence OF sunday. saen.
while - dinner The company shant-
II : tain q freight aars On fhs spar
ont q Puens lan1- When - Te-
turned q work II found four ffsight
cars O his lad However = little
thinz Ike that maze % dlrere.ee TO
Puefi He a4aoapled re ezrs AID
wlta : pf-eh tar made Al opening
AID built hls feros across the 1rseE
leaving four cas- OF rs land where
theT 1zd been placed b TIE con-
PAM Tzen = chained TIE ar 70
the .rzek- %. q = paddock znd de-
ss6 an ezploFee O. he company 70
81 foot on rs lz-c However. De
fore locking tie as 1e requested
tie station agent ard TIE : p detec-
i've % remove TIE cars from AS land
This they refused % DO. then the
paddock Ezs var On zzd and Paeut
Ess ready 10 defend RS rights a. 1he
zuzzle 81 u ngiy looking sho1 gun-
NOBODY showed am desire 70 inte--
fs-e al ~ lzst accounts u looks -
Il the fighting mayor o Czrlin rad
things his oEn say
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
BROOM TRDIT SPAWN
FROM HARLFTTE LAKE,

TWo e. experts see 81 Osf .
Hzr5ette axe TnesdzF 20 5@za tzkg
xazEn frou The eastern tfask troaz
The 1sh commission eErefs e tax
about see.gDB o 1.s88 see eggs
from Narlefte axe rr0st fezs fzll
Last year 7e9. 8oa sere zken Tbs
year there e some 5oubt about te
possibility q getting fhe 5esiref
suount . sswn o zooos1t o. IL
Ezter having reoe1e5 about l0e te-
from tbe normal shore lI1e. due .
AK q s1oE j = thosghL hoN-
rsr. that szEu fsa EEu - found e
Hoazrt creek
TIE ggsHn Eia - eyed ~ Carson
Cry and sn@a =snr % the Eer1I nstea-
ery. Al ne hatchery Improvements
have oeea completes thai ELl n
crease the ezgzeitF go per cent Tsa
concrete rearing pad have en con
saraeted. TIE work selng pzId for or
d the $500 appropriated D me zst
legislature
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
NEWS OF Interest," rom ALL PARTS OF II SIA7E

SIDE we're loving herds and "a,
stacks o. hay.
Al another ranch house the NH
served cane from cars thst -.
from 3 TAR axaY state zhlle IN !.
door ard we're eayortIng s,eas,
mounted by cowboys sho had is.,
returned from q round Up Of es,,,.
that were being fed for the xln,e,
Being fed i a guarded exure..
sion. for the stock Wzs not Owned
~ the rancher. The herds sen
shipped II by a California meat CON-.
company for TIE winter.
Again Ne stopped and enjoyed an
appetizing meal Of ham and eggs
one Of the shells OF the soft boiled,
sim bore the legend Feb :
God knows what vas the year
but the evidence was absolute that
the hen fruit had come out Of cold
storage and that the mother was
either pining away in old age in sone
far-o1 state or had already crossed
% the great beyond
After enjoying the ham and eggs
Re were shown the splendid porken
which the raneher vas fattening for
the market The ham. b. the say.
had been brought from Kansas Ctr.
while The hogs we're 20 be shipped 10
Omaha
AT still another ranch the good
hostess apologized for the lack Of
vegetables speaking queriouslY Of
he merchant who failed 20 provide
her with California grown eaali-
flower but at The same time her has.
hand boosted Of the fact that be Was
planning to ship i've carloads Of po-
tatoes.
The wicked grocer sas visited
apon our return 70 tosn and was
asked II be carried honey stock We
we're informed that be had JUS;
received some excellent Utah honey
ia glass jars
And this vas less than an hour
after one Of the farmers who Is also
an apiarist informed Us that the
honey crop In the valley vas sith in
a carload OF the best yield known"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
pITTFIL CASE Oh
LITTLE ToNoPAH GIRL

TIE entire tine o. The district
court Wednesday vas taken up with
the esse Of a little ~5-yezr-old girl. the
alleged daughter OF Nike Koloch-
owner Of the Topic saloon. n the
lover district Koloch says she is
not his child. SAYS the Tonopah Bon
ANA
District Attorney Sanders repre-
sented the state in a petition 70 have
the child taken from the custody Of
its putatiye parents and placed in
care Of some person designated BY
the court until the dnal hearing.
when the baby may be formally CON-
mitted TO the State Orphans home.
Evidence OF the most disgusting
flth sas forthcoming. and i Sas
proven that the child has become in
fected from being allowed 10 nm at
large and without sny one 70 watch
her movements
The movement 70 rescue the child
was begun b. the Tonopah Womans
club.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
ALTO FIgE TRUCK
FOR CARSON CITY.

Tie elfF eouueiI q Carson City haa
voted 10 safeguard me eItg D. ~
purchase O : mozer7 auto Ire tr8ek
Tie machine is oae mazafzcture6
b TIE sezgrzre Motor Apparsras
company q Columbas. Ohio and al
uosf ths sun o. S5.s05 delivered
i i : 81 cylinder air cooled ma-
chlne ezrrF5ag slrfy gallon chemical
tax VIII supplies and hose 2 thou
SAID feet d IRE hose for lie use o.
the eity mains. a. outfit @ ladders.
hooks. sKes. grspass. ropes Lanterns
etc Il I'll carr from twelve 10
foartNz men On re running board
ard ali lave q sped greater than
car be usd n The city and sufficient
power 10 carry tie ear. heavily load
Il 70 an an o. the ctr or sur
rounding section
There hzs been Al agitation II
Carson Citg. for he past three o.
four years for he purchase d
suitable Ire lighting apparatus
gs the Carson Ctr News Through
re pres and D. the action
OF committees appealing 20 the eity
council from the Ere department. fhe
matter has been kept before The peo-
PIE TIE city council were disposed
. aid ire department a. AL times
5at we're handicapped for the lack 81
funds. A short tine 2 TIE depart
ment stated they had a thousand do
izrs which they zould lozH 10 the
cIty 70 assist in tae payment Of TIE
machine The matter was then tax
= up IL earnest b the city fathers
snd II was decided 10 petition The
state board OF reTenue for the PEI
mission . make the borrow Of a
suitable znount o money % pur-
chase . good machine The PEI
mission Hzs granted and the city
council Eas then n a position %
xork
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
CHARGE THAT EIko COUNTY
GRAND JURY l. ILLEGAL

Charging hat lie recent hko
or grand iug Eas Hnaonsuia-
fIsnsl and asking ne court 20 -
aside TIE indictments in TIE ease o.
= 3 MeCambs. charged uiih grand
larceny. and Jack Griffin. enarEN
18th robbery. Attorneys james =
Dfsu and Carey Kzn FLEET Nedne-
daE morning set loose q bunch o
fireworks u the district court that
created : sensation The principal
assertion against re validity q the
grand jurr xas the accusation that q
member Of that body Nss not q RESI-
dent Of the state o Nevada and thai
he had nof been selected from the
LIST Of registered voters Of this COIN
y Is is prescribed b. LA says the
Exc Free Press
AHdaylf after affidavit as read
an fled n the court. a. o when
tended to prove that " A HYATT d
Deeth. is not nor has ever been 3
resident o. Nevada. and furthermore
+. Vas proTen that HYATT Has not q
registered voter a The last election
ard has never been . voter in this
state. Hyatt vas declared 10 be a
resident 81 Wyoming and conclusive
proof Of his residence was submitted
when ID Ras shown that he Ras a. the
present tine q member Of the WON
ing state legislature. having been FL
ested to the senate in 1911 and
which Office he ali continue TO NJ
until January 1915.
should Judge Tabor grant the mo-
ton 10 dismiss the indictments i
all mean that similar action win be
takendn the Indictment against Frank
Hutto. Who Is charged With forgery.
L would also mean the empanneiing
Of a ueR grand jury TO reconsider
the eases affected by the uneonstitu-
tionality OF the last body.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
WHATS THE

What's the matter with old Ne
vada. asks the editor OF the Loyeloek
Reyiew-MineT. who has been rubber
Ing around the state and has dis
covered some things not TO his liking
1t was somewhat OF q disappoini-
ment." he says. when touring the
valley in the work Of preparing this
edition to ST al q table Of one OF the
hospitable farmers and Be served
With meat that came in a cold stor-
2 ship from Australia while out
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19

Ehile he FIRE SIS sul roaring e
r.. A rs height II swept across iae
street nszr IT, Sesbitt saloon ard for
z tine endangered another block o.
buildings. which included Thompson
o9erz house
Answering a cali for help me
Prince Consolidated Mining company
dispatched . special train Ter Sis
nine-uile track Carrying practically
eyery mzn II = employ to aid in
lighting the IRE They were IN
Phoebe half a hour after tie call
Tor help had Been received
Buildings consumed zers the Cecil
hotel. Owned b Chief Justice Talbot
and others. ihe J. A Clark saloon,
Dorothys barter shop. IN which the
FIRE started. ne A ; Thompson
company general merehzudise store
ore o the largest and Oldest e.
tablIsh ments i Phoebe. White ss-
loon and TIE Henri Lee building
Although ire Phoebe Commercial elab
building caught IRE. L vas saved
Water vas plentiful bat the old
wooden buildings burned ike Under.
On the Eest the FIRE zss checked
o. 3 stone val and building n the
enter o. the block. bat n the Nood
structure % the EAST 1 Eas quickly
beyond control
Several hremen were sadly burned
but there Here 10 fatalities
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-10-19
faRIN CITIZEN FIGHTS
RAILROAD TRE-PAs..

John y PEsif q czriin Is . born
fighter. He talked = bIg JOB lszt
Sunday when = PIT = paddock On
four 3 ?. car Al Czrlln- TIE
trouble arose over TIE ownership o
. piece q land il the iosn 81 Car
liz, il 1857 Pueu bought the IN
sd portion q fae czriln toEnslls
from the Pacific Improvement con-
psnT shieA = . subsidiary COMPANY
Of tie Southern Pacific railway con-
psny. SAYS The Eiko Independent
Il appears that TIE 6 P. made a
mistake and decided o Pastt z Ter
tain tract Of land OF which Is located
q spur and track then In use and still
Used b. the r r Puett demanded
that the 3 p. remove their track
from his land and notified the con-
pany that he would charge sz5 per
month a. rent for the sane a. long
a. il continued 10 Use his land. The
company paid no attention 10 his de-
mand. While Puett regularly billed
the company Tor rental Puetf
brought matters 70 : crisis last sun
day On Friday Be took County Sur
yeyor Frizzel down and had the land
surveyed 10 be sure be Vas in the
right Saturday he began fencing Il
his land regardless Of tracks. rail-
roads Or anything else. He Sas com