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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-01
Interesting OINez0s OF the Olda,1d New WOrle
L. end Figure! the 1a!ny locally and NATIONALITY Gathered World s1 Expe
Snappy Notes
Of the Oil Field

Th, BIRD CroclG Bulton johnson,
a 1}ucr 80. II IN l7-21-l3. 10 bar
ref modurcr m the Tucker nnd, 80
4l-l3 Gillespie a crosby, Foreman
No. 2. ls % 100 hnrral we'll half
century producer ls tho puncld a
Howard % TYLER 30 10. l7-2l-l9.
ID duslrr was the result ~ the Sodg-
wick on company. Stella SlXIul'rr No
2 IN 2O-21-l4; sutton on company IN
Tho Edna Murphy No. 2. IN 21-21-t4.
has lO-harrel wen, ana the Ross &
1rclss Lucy Ellis No. /. In 7-21-13.
ls N Ike collber, IN 3O-21-13. the
Berlin ct nL y. Phillips No. 4 20
blrrols the Keystone on company,
Black %. in 7-2i-l9, aud the Pro-
ducers' on compnnys W. Ellis no &,
In 7-21-l9 are both dry; while the
Mohnwl, on comp1uy's W B. Turner
so 2, 29-2l -. H location. The
Producers on company Is drilling tho
w. NJ Elliott no. IN 7-2t-18. Roth
& Compton have 20-barrcl producer
In thcEyans No. IN l1-2l-12. A
small one. 10 barrels. WAS the result
of J.. q. Dufflcld's j. ", Johnson No.
., ia S-2t-18, c. H. Sheets has a
producer good for half hundred
mark I'm the Mclnddcn No 3, ir o.
2l-l2, The Savoy OH company has
location for the J street 30 g. IN
7-21-I3 A l0uuit well Is the NJ. H.
Lockwood, Collins no. +, in 3l-21-l8..
Ross & Cries f. Elliott No. T. IN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-01

Jcul,s has bunch of new work In
line. os follows: ll-19-l3. @. r. Rra.
den Nora Scott No. 3, rig; 32-1S-i3,
Avery & Mcmahon, Leona Pratt No.
!, drilling. as Is likewise the Jones
Gas company Il. j Dixon Nos and
:, 3l-IN-l3; the \. j. Yoke. llarter IN
i6-I9-l3; Chas and others, l.. Pratt
Nos 5 and q In 31-1S-19; Charles
rngc, A. Orcutt Nos. / and g in 80
1913; Ossenheck Il Ardissonc, Ad-
klns No. 3, In 31-1S-13, Log Cabin
OF company's Crosby Nos. 4 and r
in 31-1s-13; Edgar oil company's
Clnud Wray No. In Sb-19-13, The
O. n Brndon, +. Harley No. ! In
S-i9-13 is a rig. Drilling ones: The
okla Natural Gas Company's G.,
Woodward No. In 16-19-1S; r. Gal
hrlith l.. Partridge No. 3 in 16-19-13;
Grimes & Kerr, Unknown No. in
9-l9-l4; Galhralth & Porter. Partridge
No. I In l6-l9-13; II. Galhraith A
Murrel No. / I'm s-1O-t3, Wincmiller
X Co.'S, School No !, Ricketts, Nos 8
ana Q, all In 31-1S-t3, and the Moran
ct nj, watson No. in the same see
tion Rs above,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-02-01

Parties who have prospective oil
territory, more or less proved, and
are dcsirous to have It tested and
have an interest carried, are invited
to submit their propositions in writ
Ing or in person We are prepared
to consider and act promptly upon
such ropositious.
OKLAHOMA PETROLEUM &
GASOLINE COMPANY.
$. r. Travis. President.
adv. 52S Eoalnson Arcadia
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30
MORE LOCAL IToMs

Rev. n. Goldie leaves next Tues.
day s0 Boulder 10 attend the IN.
susl corsseeu~s Of the Msthodise
churvs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Daxiiah re-
turned home last Wednesday nixht
from . tea wesks' vhit With their
lsasAtse. Mn. John Mackis, ot sno.
aualnie yNA. waaA.
Ara q. n. Daosros has recslved
ver1 tAas Ase DstAss. Nm. Az
6os1~ who u vi1ttns hsr 90 u
SAT- Lake City. b now coavaissesas
fFoo Ass rsosst ssvsss iliasss.
q. H. whcAsli vas rse,scssd srssA
aasese q ~ sssAseues u ~
snasd ie1ss meeting q ~ kaieAts
q fytAjas As.1 = dtinidsA eAis veek
Puseao vas ssieeeel - he sest
ossGaas Dlaes q ~ srsaA Ie1ss.
vssnss un1se ~ oesrs sajsysA
. tvensy'lsss Aese ~ u vseee ne~
~ fssssvetr ~ asse q ~ vssh.
wa1sA ~ sae1anAsl y spns eseese
y . ~ ne0 ~ rtvss. ~ svs5f
6sD ~ uee1 vAses 4 veuol =.
- nese ~.
J. L o0a1ne vas eseElAe =
sen4 ~ e1oaGs ~ vosk = heeee
- esAe - ~ g uao11nl -
oto1 ~ ~ ooeo - 4 -,
! J ~ ~ ogSovo1 g - -
Z - leaoo11. - \. a. O.. e
- - ~ An -
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

heard him elacnlate to himself:
Gosh durn II, the country is fun
OF these Fords nowadays."
II is announced that beet slioins
Vii be inaugurated at the Rocky
Ford and Swink factories about Sep
tomber goth. and It Is expected that
these two plants viii have run
pi more than i30 days this season.
which will carry III. campaign In.
To the las, days OF January. The
beet crop Ia still looking fine. but
Ike otner crops needs moisture
badly.
Tn. farmers of Colorado who have
been accustomed to compete for
cash prizes offered by the state on
products shown At the State Fair
At Pueblo viii bc denied tnA prt
'il"se this year. The democratic
administration has expended all al
The money available for this purpose
In salaries for employees. Hence thsrs
...e no fands available 70 offer q
psisss tor he lAiS.
A Turkish bash 70 supposed % b
. luxury. and We have beaa Mvins
In luxury now for over . month.
Most Of ~ have had . TurkisA batA
every day without m0aey and VIII.
out prics. but really ws prefer b
order our lsxustse vAsa ~ thai
vs nssd then aad ~ eoe eAso vAss
ws go hsn. TAh TusklaA batl
lsxusy = altoeseAse ~ oseA q Z
eooA tAinG svss thesgA 4 = chsse,
sons q tAs fasnses ovss In tAs
l3olbsook country apDsas . ~ vssy
peoaoseous tAsss 1AyA 0ns q thsa
rscestiy discarded . asw baegy tAai
sase - svsa Aualse1 lsl,AsU ~
boasAt - asesoeoee oosee ~
baoU ~ - aso1s \ ~ bsaa
u101oo1 . : ~ hivs. ~ thsss
|eepa11e - 1lsl1nsG svasns q
- - nn1lng aAe1p Aea1qaastvu
lgQ lnnQ1ok - = ~
~ ~ -
a5xs III III .s 81 Y. II s 4,sss m
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

days out OF the year. where naught
ladens the pure air save the sweet
fragrance Of the apple and alfalfa
blossom. here restored health may
be had. without money and without
price
Colonel Roosevelt. burned almos,
as red as the dcsert Indians among
whom he has been solourning during
the past two months, and accompan-
led by his two sons. Archie and
Quentin. passed through La Jun,a
last Saturday morning on the Cali
fornia Limited. on their way to oys.
ter Bay from the Grand Canyon. the
petrified forest aud the painted des-
srt II MAS too early for any OF IN.
local prosressii.s 10 be- abroad. and
there. vas nothing doing at the de-
pot Ia the way Of n demonstration.
=
The Pos,officc Department has
caught the republican s,Andpattcrs
Ia an Illegal use os the frank for
the distribution OF tariff literature.
Several yeaSs ago the American Pro-
tectivs Tariff League compiled selsc-
tioas from partz Of several ssAndpsi
speechcs A . part of the Congres.
sIonaal Record this psmphl~t was en-.
titled under the Law 70 free traasmis.
aton through The malls on the frank
- soos member Il conxrcss. Il
Aas beea widely circulated BY the
Protsntivs Tariff League uader The
SaAk q Senator Callinsss. There ~
essa includsd IN the pamphlet. bow.
svss. othss nsiesiai Which vas noe
p~st Of tho Congressional Rscoel,
~ which vas. therefore. under The
Nv. uaeSaakAble. The posaofstce DE-
Uaftosat bAs dira.tcd The past II.
lies ~ New Sovk. vAsrs tAsss Daa-
paisss were bsisy rs.led. 10, l. ~.
esDe aay noes n tAsn.
-
0eooe09 TloGaa, oas oe Coiorado's =
ooaAeoss Whs ~ stood b. The 1sn-
oGsaaie pasU's pis1ss TT sartff ~.
v111sa h tAs iAoe q very gruaa ps~s
0uss. ~ . vssy iaesssseias article
y ~ ospssnbss issss u worid'e
wen - NY Alvssessss witA ~
0UeAs Le6by." osaaase Thomas
Onsens 0Oo . oeavseaoGtsa vteA NJ
'0 = MseeV. Dsss16ess q ~ 0esas
Vo1egn 01gAs Ceopaay. ~ paaat,
~. nessy A101lae4 esse tass tAas
|0nosn 0011ea 1el1asu. aaA ~ tvao-
l01so 0o11lDae = sscur>eSaD iaous1
|aOn1nne = Messv Alnesoe - -
1lonGeo G1Dek. - - ~. \ . ~.
! Unon1oDA '11eb lonna1s -
o11A Snne - - ~ eu1see -
4 r pl1p - - ~ 80
Neff 1
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

Now don't think us bad or bold II
We announce that September morn
viii BE- here next Monday morning.
Keep your eyes open: there may be
something doins
Last Monday the contract for the
building Of the new Elks Home at
Rocky Ford waA let to T. ]. FAIRIES.
OF that city. The con,rac, price
waA so, ,tO3. II Is hoped to have
the building finished By the first of
the year.
II tho state can realize 100000 In
inheritance tar of the estate OF John
\. Thatcher. Governor Ammons says.
all appropriations can be paid. In
other words. the present admlnistra.
lion Is dependent upon the death
OF the citizens Of the state In order
- pay i,a bills.
That biz soaking rain that La Jun.
u 10 going To have some day Ia one
day nearer every day. and that II
some satisfaction. although not
enough Ia be conientcd. II IL am.
cult Ia be- satisfied and oontrnt.si
a, one aud the same time. AS you
are probably aware from the stories
you hay. heard.
Let Us rejoice and be exceeding
giad-tomorrow II the last day oi
August. and theN comes September
morn. August viii lingering haunt
tho sr~enest spot IN aeoosy's vasts
~ the most pestif~roas. beastiy hot
month that Col0rsAo Aas ever known.
and what . merry CAststnAs Il Will
b II Il ever gsts Asrs.
-
A tsavslinx nAa veot 70 8wink oas
el0At ~ wsek. 81 - vssaj n
sssA casas 1a1s - Dsovt1e1 ~
cane ss0svAss Sifs1ieaAel ~ sAoe
laek = ~ esooeeasy bene +
- JunoA Sn11ae ~ - = vool1nG
~ - 1a1uae = - ssao n
qDnmooo1 opue = - 49,. ~
l1nGD QpyqoD = ~ ~
ii IL IN al
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

pay dividends on large quantities Of
watered stock. 70 say nothing Of high
salaries and other e1travaGances. Mr..
Morcy. for example. gets $4,000 =
year" Under these circumstances
isn't II really monumental nerve that
prompts such tariff bcneficiaries to
insis, that the American people
continue 10 pass III. hat In their
behalf,
Everett Edwards fell out of a bug.
Ky Lac, Tuesday. and his physiog-
nomy bears very much bruised
and battered appearance A. y result
Of coming In violent. sudden and
unexpected contact with Mother
Earth. face foremost and hcadon. A
playful companion rocked the bug.
KY" and caused Everett to tax. =
tumble
barnex' Wild Animal Circus 10
coming TO La Junta once more. tho
date being Tuesday. September iSth.
THIS Wild animal Aggregation sp-
peAred Ia l.A JuntA last October and
gave the people Of this city an op.
portunity To sec the finest collection
Of trained Wild animals ever placed
on exhibition any who're. They will
probably play u tent capacity Ia In
Jun'a ~ they did last year.
Luther u. Powell. Who recently
puschAsed the Sears confscttoner,
and Ice Cream Parior. opened ios
baalnsss Thursday astsrsoon Ia What
Win b. known - the "paiacs Of
Svssts." Tie seoes vas closed sos
. few days the fisse Of The week.
dsring vhicA he interior wss over.
hauled an1 rs3svenassd. asA aov
pesssats aa appsasancs - brat
and inviting - The classic pAyssog.
soay oe the gsaiai proprietor him.
erk.
TselgAe viii ~ . blg nigAt q won.
1ss1y6 TAsat9. nis Win ~ ~
,Aee ADDsasaacs q Ia Meats sAirty.
i've tsaiasl eockaAooa. vAicA Aas
bssa . grsas sstsacttua Aur,as ~
~ to aisAts. TAsy DsSssn ssaes
t4as - o<Ase bls1s u aatnals svsr
bseues asts0Dtsl. ~ bssolss eAes.
4 = sooseAias lte1@ass l.oo ~ q.
1anasy vea1svt11A nses vtl1 - .
~ 0ae1nes III aetseaooa h scAae
y sivs ~ ~ sAillssa q spesetso.
~ - ~ Asee vsalsglnl las1s, u
~ ~ . hag ~ baouso ~ ~
1Ase . sAaess - - = ~ ~
- oonA Nee lDoo1n1 n1nA1 =
S1oa1 a1uA4~ - ~ lsa1 - :
- sse1ng 49, 11opene1 - ~
= esy y o1 en1llI :
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

standing the tact that nothing vsry
serious has happened to her yet In
case something dh happen To her.
however. you would never forxive
yourself for missing Il wonderly has
had six Mary pictures and will have
six more-every Monday night at
Wonderly's.
Business IL good on the Santa rc,
and the prospects are that IL will
continue for several months. Over
thousand cars OF canixloupes we're
shipped from the Arkansas Valley
during the month Of August Stock
shipments will be inaugurated early
In September. and the Prairie Cat.
tie Company alone will ship about
$50 carloads 70 market. commencing
September 18th. The beet season
Will open the latter part Of Sep
tcmbcr. and the Santa re will haul
many thousand tons Of beets from
the lower valley to swink and Rocky
Ford. ~ the factories At Holly
and Lamar viii noi operate this
year. Much busineas on the Santa
Fs makes business for all Of US,
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

u" VIII nav" enough money To xcit
10 buy another Ford automobile.
Otero may get 81 900 worth o{
taxes that the Santa Fe gants cut
off this year after all. and without
a struggle In the courts Judge Lew.
Is Of the federal court. iu Denva one
day las, week denied the appiIcaii hon
OF the Union Pacific Rallruad Com.
pany for temporary Injunction re-
straining the treasurers Of Lincoln.
Weld and Ebert counties rom Dl-
lecting the taxes charged against
that road under the 1912 asscssment.
At the same time he announced that
he WAS not going to issu. any more
ipJanctionx restraining county treas
urers from collecting iares due. TAls
will compel the railroad Ia pay
their taxcs under protes; xitA d
hope OF getting the money bs,ck In
the future Il the nY Ia srorbItant.
In other words the railroads In tAs
future will b~ Oh par witA IL
ordinary citizen. and will have To pay
their taxes. according to the aasase.
meat. Just like the ordinary cstissa,
and seek rclist through a rshate
Just like the ordinary citizen.
.
Last Sundays Issue Of the KsasA1
City Star contained q very lntsepsG
ing haif page article BY J. l.. Weol
bridge. Of Fowler. Colo. fa,hc, q
e. q. woodbsidse. u the First ~,
tioaai naak oe thts city. The uaja
At the article vas. "out o( ~
SAadow. he Story Of Misesugi
Banker Who u rifty Conquered. n
bsscsiosls Out In Colorado" In I
hstsl n0ts u tie head of the are11ae
NJ. woo1esigds says: Il am ~
Ing thh 70 he thousands upon 80,
sanAs oe uatortuaasss who Witty
- uavittissty. casry within th.ir -
tans ths gsen Of . a'ssss. a. 49,.
y aa1 - sass - The bulle, e :
0auese sloe. 40 Who. ~ I aoes
was. afs hsaAsA Tor . certain -,
M ~ Asosssncs that here r
~ g1estous valley q the Arkaeana
y Osoeeo1e. especially In ths, -
~ boevooo L. junla and pv~o,nun
~ n1se esoeciASly h The bssstio
y nolae ~ = vsvisr. pecs,taon =
16oeoe1 ~ n9o11 vatss g.
eDeonoD ~ 01boo evav. pssss 60
|l4e gsaAnln sagsao' Asss. b a
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

and would probably max II pretty
warm fos any one Who attempted 10
cit down on tAs0. aseeher IL eprwai d
near the Vhip socket. and the ota.s
aft, and every one q the swarms u
improving each shining minute max.
Ink honey. by the time The fern
er gets back nom his eastern visit
he viii have enough honey to xcll
TO buy another Ford automobile.
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

sanitarium. where the sun shines 3c5
days out OF the year. where naught
lad.ns the pure air save the sweet
fragrance Of the apple and alfalfa
blossom. here restored health may
be had. without money and without
price"
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

Now don't 'hink US bad or bold II
We announce that September morn
viii b. here next Monday morning.
Keep your cyca open: there may be
something dolus.
La Junta tribune., 1913-08-30

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7
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15
FULL TRAIN CREW LAW
IS TO Be ENFORCED

The Railroad Commission of Ne
vada, in compliance with Section 81
of the Railroad Commission law
mission to enforce the provisions of the
Railroad Commission law and all other
laws relating to railroads, has reported
to Attorney-General Geo. b. Thatch-
er that the Southern Pacific Company
is now and has been since about July
20, 1909, operating their freight
trains between points in Nevada III
violation of an act to promote the pub
lie safety. passed March 25. 1909, and
known as the full train crew law. The
law requires all railroads operating
freight trains that carry i'll excess of
so cars to provide not less than three
brakemen on such trains.
The constitutionality of police reg
ulaton OF this kind has recently been
sustained by the United States Su-
preme Court when it passed upon the
validity OF the Arkansas and Indiana
full crew laws which were before the
Court upon writs of error from the
State Courts
The Nevada full crew law is practic
ally the same as the Indiana law. and
therefore. in view of the fact that the
right of the State to impose regu-
lation of this nature has been sane
toned by the United States Supreme
Court the people are demanding that
the law be enforced
The Commissions report covers a
number of specifing violations giving
dates designated train numbers. the
number of cars in each train. and the
names of the trainmen in charge of
such trains
Upon the basis of these violations
the Hon Acknowledgement is request
ed to begin legal action for the en-
forcement of the law
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15
Silver City Locals.

Zella Brown is threatened with an
attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Kate Ryan was an arrival here
last Saturday for a visit with old
friends
Mrs. Ross Gavin is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Tinney. prior to her de
parture for Goldheld.
Mr.. L.auritzcn has returned from the
new camp OF Rochester He thinks
the camp has bright future
Oscar F. Woodbury. is home from
southern California. where he has been
spending his winter vacation.
The mills have again resumed oper
atiouS. after being idle for month
owing to cold weather and snow
Mrs. Greeley French returned from
Sparks Thursday. where she has been
stopping with her daughter Mrs
Greeley. for some months.
Word was received in Silver last
Friday by Amity Lodge + and \. NJ
that \. II Bordeaux one OF the Lodge
members. had passed away in San
Francisco
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15

Guthrie Fraction-Matt Guthrie was
in from Mason Pass yesterday. and
has just shipped a cotton carload OF
ore from the property owned by him
self and Spencer and Williams. The
property has fine showing of com
mercial ore
Copper Belt-Baird and Walker are
shipping their first carload OF ore this
week. This is considered one of the
good properties i'll the Mason Pass
section, y 25 horse power gasolene
hoist is to be installed on this prop
erty at once, and shipments will go
along in regular order from now on.
Archer Bond and Lease-Charlic
Archer, kimmel and Ehrman, who
have bond and lease on the old Young
property. just west of Yerington. and
north OF the Mickey Pass. are min
ing and shipping ore as fast as they
can get it hauled This property is
proving quite a sensation. The boys
have an S-foot vein of ore that is ship
ping 9 per cent copper just as the ore
is broken in the mine They have a
shaft down l25 feet on the VEN with
drifts run at the l00-foot level The
vein has rhyolite cropping foF a
hanging wall and a porphyry for a
footwall. The ore is simil ra iahrncac
footwal The ore is similar in char
acter to the New Yerington and Ken
nedy Con. ore, The vein is IA feet in
width, feet of which is shipping 9
per cent ore and the other 5 feet is A
per cent ore Archer has stayed with
this property for a long time and is
to be congratulated on being on the
road to accumulate goodsized for
tune.
The old Blaine property. operating
under charge of Dan Mcleod is piling
up good ore right along and shipments
are going to the smeiter regularly
Joe Dickey is hard at work on his
property and thinks he has a shipper
So do others who have seen it.
The old Gallagher property is work
ing a small force of men There will
be shiDments made from this property
during the next month
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15
GOOD ROADS MEASURE
BEFORE LEGISLATURE

Assemblyman Russell, Of Elko, ha
introduced bill in the Nevada Legis
laturc which has much merit to it, II
creates Board OF Highway Commits
sioners in each county and defines the
powers of the Board. its duties and re
muneration.
rhe Board is to consist OF five mem
bers. 1t shall be composed OF duly
elected County Commissioners, the
County Assessor and the District AT
torney, and it shall have exclusive
control of all matters pertaining to
the construction, repairing and main
tanning OF public roads and bridge
Funds for road building are to be
created by bonding the several coun
ties in an amount not to exceed three
per cent Of the total taxable value o,
the real and personal property OF tho
county; provided, always that the issu
ance of bonds must be submitted t.
the people and ratified by majorit,
vote.
Ii ten per cent OF the qualified vot
crs OF the count petition the Commis
sioners for special election To au
thorize the issuance OF bonds for roao
making. the County Commissioner,
must arrange for and call an election
within sixty days.
For the purpose OF creating fund
for the redemption OF bonds the Com
missioners are authorized to levy q
sufficient tax to redeem three bond,
each year and this fund shall be known
a. the County Road and Bridge Re
dcmption Fund. Poll taxes become
part OF the fund.
In order that the work OF road build
ing may be pursued with system the
Commissioners must meet on or be
fore June |. 1918. and designate which
oi the roads are the most important
10 all the people They shall also
designate and lay out other roads
When a road has been built to meet
the requirements OF the Board it shall
be designated standard county road
and all future expense OF upkeep Is &c
be met by the county general fund.
Main county roads are the first tC
be constructed or improved. yet other
roads must be repaired. for it is the
purpose OF the act To improve all road
III proportion to their public tr7ve
and their importance To the people
Other provisions govern the con
struction of superStructures inspect
ing OF work done. and payment for
work performed.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-02-15
DISTRICT COURT AND
GRAND JURY BUSINESS

Judge Langan held Court here the
lrst OF the week and the following
business was transacted
Those who had been called to serve
IS grand jurors were all present, and
The following grand jury was selected !:
Henry keema, VIM Boyle, V. G..
Bernard, G.. w Webster, L. +. How
lrd, A. A. Arends, G. w. Spencer, A.
w. Fraser, G. w. Wilson, w. A.
Hardy, A. A. Foote, NJ. r. Penrose,
X. II. Oakley, J. G. kaufman, J. X.
Phillips, A. j. Lotus, G. NJ Fraser.
Nm. Boyle was appointed foreman.
b. b. Hall and W. c. Reading were
excused by the Judge from serving
Is jurymen.
Two presentations were given to the
grand jury, to wit Arthur n Sam
,le charged with assault with intent
TO kill. and c. T.. Gardner. charged
with criminal libel. r. l.. Waggoner
was appointed by the Court as counsel
for Sample and c. II. Miller and A.
Piikington were ATTORNEYS for Gardner
In the matter OF the estate OF Rus
sell Schoolcy. deceased. Mrs. Lizzie
Schooley was appointed administra-
trix with bond fixed at S2.4OO. and
{. c. Braun f. +. Howard and A. J.
Lotus were appointed appraisers OF
the estate
The Court made an order allowing
the withdrawal OF the papers in the
matter OF the estate of Andrew Mel
son. deceased. also in the matter OF
the estate of w. J. Otter. deceased.
b. c. Miller. pastor OF the Baptist
church. OF Mason. was given the right
to solcmnize marriages i'll Nevada.
II. Burbridge made application for
citizenship and was given his final
papers.
l.. A. Burton was allowed SO for ap-
pearing as State witness III the case
OF the State vs. Sample.
The case OF \. Scossi. receiver. vs
+. Domenici. was continued without
date
The case OF Luigi Dominica vs. \.
Pardini ct al. was also continued with
ont date.
Sam Butulia and G. B. Grace were
allowed SD 50 each for appearing as
witnesses for State in the case OF State
". Chas McCulloch
The grand jury's report showed an
indictment against \. \. Sample and
bail was fixed at $500. 1t was not
furnished.
The charge against Gardner for
libel was ignored and case ordered
dismissed
A. y. Sample plead not guilty and
his case was set for trial March 10
1913 AT 10 a IN.
In the matter OF the appeal OF F..
Il. Moore for a writ of habeas corpus
the case was set to follow the Sample
trial
The case OF D. McGetchin vs.. Buck
skin Bullion Mining Co. was set to
follow the above case.
An order was made that the Auditor
draw a warrant on Treasurer in favor
of Miss F. Cohn for S434 as Court
Recorders per diem and expenses.
Recess TO March 10, 1918