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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22


cijskem pOtOvanju "a zvezo in
jugosl. easopisje, prvi ma jugu,
drugl ma severn - Sc vzame M
manic.
List tajniSke conference v
Pennsylvania, V katerem poroGa-
10 da so sprejeh predloge, XII Jill
ie modificirala zveza "a obdrza-
vanle Shodov, ma katerih mai bi
govoril sodr. Savic, Sc vzame ma
znan1e. - Sodr. Savic izjavlja,
da MENU vsled slabega zdravja
ne DO mogoGe prevzcti naloge GO
vornika "a te shode. Pravi, da sc
je obrnil ma sodr. Cvetkova, ka-
teri. misli BIO nalogo prevzel. -
Niegova izjava Sc vzame ma INA
ME In tajniSkemu VieGu V TEN
smislu poroGa, kar je deloma sto-
Ri re tudi sOdr. Savic sam.
Preeita sc list sodr. Val. Sante-
ka, kateri vpraSuje, zakaj ne mo-
re postati elan socialiSticne stran-
Ike, ako neGe biti clan .jugoslovan-
skega socialistienega kluba V Ke-
noshi. SOdr. Santeku sc poroca,
da je glede odloka 81. odbora ma
zadnji sell napaGno informiran,
kajti elan stranke lahko postane
in vstopi y klub druge narodnosti.
Jugoslovanska socialisticna I'VE
"a 81 obdrzi lie pravIco, da mu ne
ida prestopnice.
Sprejme Sc predlog, da sc ida
Y naSih listin oklic "a zbI~anje pri-
Spevkov "a Straikujoce premo-
garje V w. Va, katerega je ida
Ia pred kratkem ekSekutiva skup-
ne stranke. - Vsi doneSki Sc INA
10 posilJati Il. tajniku zveae. ka-
teri odda pOtem svotO izvrseval-
menu tajniku skupne stranke.
Sodr. PetriG predlozi list. K; "a
je pisal sodr. NJ. Glumac, XII Sc ma
haia vsled svoje bolezni na Paci-
fiku, 81. tajniku in katera vsebina
ie osebnega in uradnega znataja.
Sklene Sc. da Sc list preGita. 49, V
oismu navajo sodr. Glumac svoie
'iz'tno III gmotno stanje in :rosi,
Ge bi Sc mu moglo ma kakSyn ma
elm pomoci financijelno ,ker hi rad
zapustil krai in Sc p~reselil. Pri-
pravlJen je svoto,ki bi Sc mu dala,
odsluziti Z duSevnim delom. &c jc
Dotrebno pri Il. S. ali n. G.
Pc daljSem posvetovan.ju Sc ma
predlog sodr. b. Savica s&lcne, ia
Sc da IL zvezne blagajne $1,000 III
V listih naredi APPEL ma klube "a
prosbOvoljne prispevke. kiteri ma
Sc p~Osljejo q. tajniku, on jih cd,
poSlie pa prizadetemu.
Ia predlog Sc sprejme s stirimi
GLASGOW. - Sodr. PetriGev predlog
da Sc ne da nicesar IL blagajne.
nae pa, da Sc naredi V nash gla.
silih APPEL ma klubc in pOsamezne
sodruge, propade Z dvemi glasovi
Gil. tajnik poroca. da so bill
izbrani V nadzorni odbor V okroz.
iu 100 mill IL Chicago, kakor sc
glase pravila, sledeGi sodrugi:
Frank Novak, Milwaukee, Wis
Z Al glasovi; Nick Hinich, Nil.
waukee, Wis, z SO GLASGOW in Sp
Markovic z 30 glasovi. Ostali trijt
so dObili: ID. Ekonomoff "a, Johr
Rogel % in John Zakovsek .:
glasov. - Izvoljeni so toreij PRIV
triie, med TEN, ko so zadnji trij,
namestniki.
POroGila o staniu zveze "a me
see iunij in zadnje tri mesece pc
sebej sc vzame ma mamie.
DohOdkov Ia april, maj,
lunij Je bio ..... $1234.5t
Izdatkov pa .......... 1926
V blagajni dine 30. junija 2OS.9:
{metie Z geteviRe hasa 1900
Dolg pa COOS:
Deficit 1909;
SOdr. Zavertnik mi, poroca ko'
ia ink zvezne tiskarne o stanjr
racunov in pOvrnjenih certifika.
tin, cd katerih eni MISC pravilnC
podpisani cd lastnikov, vsled ce
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
Now klubi

Nov slovenski socialisticni klub
Sc Je 'ustanovil V Detroit, Mich, z
y clani. Zaeasni tajnik ie Thos.
Petric, 333Hendrle str. St. klu-
ba je ia. lie naprej Detroit
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-22
VIM. H. RAAB.

Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 16. day of June, 1913.
Robert G. Hoerle,
United States Commissioner
Western District of Penna.
Com. expires Feb. 6, 1916
Johnstown Pa.
Prevod v slovenscini sc glasi
Drzava Pennsylvania IS
Okrai Cambria
Pred menoi, podpisanim komi.
sarjem Zdruzenih draw, Sc je o.
sebno zglasil William III. Raab
elan tvrdke William H. Raab &
Brother. tiskarji v mestu John.
stown, Pa. kateri pod prisego il.
javlja in pove sledece:
da je dine 4. aprila 1913 prisel
osebno v pisarno zgoraj omenje.
ne tvrdke V mestu JOhnStown, Pa.
John Pajk il East OOnemaugh, o.
kraj Cambria, drzava Pennsylva.
MIA in ie placal $ cekom raeun "a
S. d.. p. II. pri kateri ie bill on isti
cas- blagajnik; da .ie on omenje-
njenega zaprisezenca zaprosil "a
pOpust V denariu "a omenjeno I'VE.
70; ter, da mu je potem omenjeni
z~aprisezenec izroGil eek V znesku
$2.15, kot darilo zvezi cd omenje.
ne tvrdke. Nadalje, da skozi yes
cas-. kar je William Sitter, tajnik
~omeniene zveze narocal tiskovine
in drugo pri zgoraj omenjeni
tvrdki, nj %omenieni William Sit.
ter nikdar zaprosil, ali sploh pra-
sal "a kaki popust ali darilo "a
sebe, kot tudi nikdar nj prejel no.
bene svote ma noben nacin, bodisi
popust ali darilo cd narocil pri
omenjeni tvrdki, temvec .je pri
vsakem naroGilu gledal ma to-, da
ie dosegel kolikor mogoce mike
Gene "a ZveZo.
Podpis: VIM. H. Raab,
Z~anrisegel in podpisal pred me
moi dine 16. junija 1913.
Podpis: Robert G. Hoerle,
komisar Zdruzenih DRAW "a
zahodno Pennsylvania.
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soar. LaVertnlk mi, por0ca Kot
tainik zvezne tiskarne o stanju
racunov in povrnjenih certifika-
tin, cd katerih eni MISC pravilno
podpisani cd lastnikov, vsled ce-
a jim DO treba vrniti, da Sc stvar
uredi. KoneGno porocilo o vred-
nosti delnic. XII Jill je dobil hrv.
osred. odbor "a predajo tiskarne
Sc vrsi V soboto vecer, dne 10.
Julia OBJ s. uri zvecer V prostorih
iugOsl. soc. kluba st. 6, 1880 So.
Centre ave, kamor bodo povab-
lieni tudi ostali Odborniki "a It's
karno.
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tiers and Publishers, of the City
OF JohnStown, Pa, who being du-
ly sworn according to law depo-
SEES and says as follows:
That on the fourteenth day of
April. A. ID. 1913, John Pajk, of
the Borough of East Conemaugh,
County of Cambria, and State of
Pennsylvania, personally came to
the office of the aforesaid firm,
in the City of JohaStcwn, Pa, and
paid, by check, the account of
the S. ID. p. H., of which he was
than Treasurer; that he requested
of the affiant "a cash rebate to the
said Society; and that the affiant
then gave TO him a check for the
sum of $2.15 to be paid the socie-
ty as a present from said firm.
Also that during all of the course
of dealings between William Sit
ter, Secretary of the said Society
and the aforementioned firm, that
the said William Sitter never re-
quested nor asked for any man
ner of rebate or commission for
himself. nor did ne in any manner
receive any sum or sums of mo-
ney as a reward for bringing
work to the aforesaid firm, but
at all times endeavored to secure
the best, most reasonable prices
for the said Society
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24
ATTRACTIONS 1ThE THEATRES
EMPIRE

"tFrom Rail Splitter to President" |" FA two-reel photoplay revolving about F8heaffe of our greatest president, Abra- sham Lincoln, is the feature picture Fat this theatre today, the character of Lincoln being taken by Francis Ford, who has long been famous as the impersonator of Abe Lincoln He has made an exhaustive study of Lin coln's life, personality and character fstics, he has sought out. personally. old veterans, acquaintances of Lin coln's, and questioned them with an eye to acquiring that which would a1- low him to portray every minute de- tail of the former presidents attrib- utes and oddities. MT, Ford believ- ed that two reels devQted to the great statements life, from his raiI-spIitting days to his death-his love affair with Ann Rutledge and deep sorrow in con- templating the terrible costs Of war
 would not be aIniss. Gold type can never inStiu the tense attitude of ex- pectancy, the big heart throbs, the flush and jingle of patriotism that this masterful drama. creates.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24
LYRIC

For Wednesday and Thursday of this week the Lyric theater manage ment have secured a program never before equalled at any of Bridgeport's s motion picture thea<ers. Two of the largest and newest photo productions Of the season will be included on the same program. ''The Black Countess,'' a photo drama that is now erowding two of New York's Broadway theaters Will be shown for the first and only tune in the city, matinee and evening, TOT the two days only. The play is mysttfying, startling in conception novel in construction and unique in development and an offering that is unequalled by any dramatic play ever produced in motion pictures. William W. Jefferson and all star cast in the Joseph Jefferson production Of
 The Rivals will be the other big attraction Two laugh provoking com edies will complete this big holiday bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24
POLES.

Today will be the last opportunity to witness the high class production presented for the first three days of the week at Polls big theatre in Main stret, on which Bridgeport theatre gcers have placed their stamp of ap- prova1 by excellent support. As a special Christmas attraction an entire new bill of unusual quantity and merit will open at this popular theatre to- morrow for the balance of the, hoIi- day week.
 Frances Nordstrorn, one of the lead ing favorites of the country and her company of able assistants in a de- lightfully clever whir1wird comedy act will occupy the headline position in the big Christmas program. A spark ling farce of rare beauty entitled 'tIn The Dark written by Miss Nordstrenn herself will be presented in which an opportunity is presented for the clever little woman to show her ability to it's best advantage. William Pinkhatn, an old time favorite of the first rank will appear in the playette which is based on a side-splitting domestic incident The novel act has won great success in some of the biggest 0circuits of vaudeville houses in the country and Is sure to be a scream.
 Molly Wood Stamford, a dainty singing vio1inist will appear in a novel and highly entertaining musical act that is sure to please. She is an artist of great ability and in addition to possessing wonderful technique as a vio1inist is possessed of a rare voice of wide range. The laughs will be handed out by Carnaris & Cleo, who will present a comedy magical act that is a scream from start to the fin ish. They are finished entertainers. Mabb & Weiss are a, couple of rnid- gets who will win warm favor with their comedy singing, dancing and talking act. Their services are in great demand all over the country be cause of their widespread fame A comedy cannon ball Juggling act will be produced by Epsey & Paul, two of the funniest entertainers that ever ap- peared in Bridgeport. Mason & Halli- day, f'The Astronomers'' will show you a stunt in star-gazing'' that is we'll worth seeing. It is an all star bill sa- cured especially for the Christmas season. All new first run photopdays including stirring dramas and comedy scenes will balance the big bill to perfection. Today is the last chance to see the present biIf featuring the EVers, Wisdom Go. of ten people in a whirlwind comedy entitled "TroubIes of a Rehearsal"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24

fellow crouched trembling just an in stant. but that instant was quite long enough to prove his undoing.
 --Ot so, however, with Tarzan, the nlan-child. Before him lay the deep waters of the little lake. behind him certain death-a cruel death beneath tearing claws and rending fangs.
 Tarzan had always hated water, ex- eept as a medium for quenching his thirst He hated it because he con- nected it with the chill and discomfort Df the torrential rains. and he feared t for the thunder and lightning and wind which accompanied it.
 But of the two evils his quick mind chose the lesser, and before the great beast had covered half his leap Tarzan felt the chill waters close above his head
 He could not swim, and the water was very deep But still he lost no particle of that self reliance and re- Eourcefulness which were the badges Y his superior being
 T1%e L4 Contnued-A
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24
THE PLAZA

No other headliner present ted at the Plaza this season has received such an ovation as the Reese Brothers Af- licanders are receiving this week and they deserve every part of it. for 1t is the snappiest and funniest act ever seen here. Nine talented 'tdarkies, '' singing the popular old southern sones is treat to be re1isned.
 His Last Offense,'' a highly pleas ing dramatic play1et presented by Jane Weir & Co.,, is a big feature of the program. It concerns the reform ing of a burglar, who has unsuspect- ingly entered the home Of his twin brother.
 Grace Belmont. a crarming miss with a winning personality that seems to win her audience to her from the start, is a popular figure son the biII
 Boyer & Marks, presenting a com edy skit that brings them rounds Of applause at every performance, know how to handle the augh-provol1ing situations with the best results They play the ylophone, cornet, trombone and piano with equai skill.
 The stunts performed by DeCano's ca mine marvel, Cora, hold the audi ence in breathlees wonder. She picks out numbers called by mem bers of every word spoken to her. '"The Curse two reel drama, An As sisted Proposal" and His Imaginary Family are included in the photopIay program.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-24

Georgeton, Texas, ,. A. Kimbro says: f'F'or seVeral years past Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has been my household remedy for all coughs colds, and lung troubles. It has given permanent relief in a number of cases of obstinate coughs and colds.'' Con tains no opiates- Refuse substitutes HindIe's Drug store.-Adv
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day, returning Thursday.

Jay, returning thursday.
Mrs. E. f. Ronnow has been quite
~ fos the past two or tnrae days
VIM Atcheson and e. F. Ronnow
returned home from Bristol Wednes-
Thy.
Mrs. Geo. Hicks and son went to
Acolna TUESDAY to visit with Mis-.
o. e. Hamblin for two or thee
weeks.
N. J Wadsworth went 10 Phoebe
Wednesday, returning the same day.
Geo. Hanson came down from Pr
oche Wednes day evening.
Levi Blad is erecting new house
in Panaca
Rex Mathews and Ernest Gentry
have just finished new concrete cei-
lars at each of their homes.
The dance given by the \. |. NJ.
l. A. last Friday evening was
grand success.
! The Lincoln County High school
now has an enrolment OF twenty
swo pupils and more are expected
to enter In the near future. Boti
the commercial and literary courses
are taught this year
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LATE HAPPENINGS IN
PAHRANAGAT VALLEY
Special to the Record

Special to the Record
ALAMO, N vada, Sept 22-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mills, from tie Nesbitt
ranch, have rneted the Cal Nay res
idence and expect to be located III
Alamo for month or six weeks.
Miss Katie Flinohpaw of Modena,
Utah, accompanied by her little
brother, came in on Satu aiy's STAGE.
She is employed to teach the Richard
school
School opened in both the Alamo
and Richard distric on this date.
c. A. Koyen maed trip to Cal
iente the past week and will return
with freight for the Chrdner ranch
J. P. Gardner, who has been spend
inc couple of weeks in Pahranasa'
Valley has returned to his home In
Salt Lake.
The Young Ladies' Mutual IMPROVE
ment associa Ion comrReaced its ,ev
ening sessions last Tuesday. Theei
were goodly number persent ane
prospects are bright for this popular
organization the coming winter.
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NsWSY NOTES FROM THE
HIGH SCHOOL TOWN

Special to the Record
PANACA, Nevada, Sept 25-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Hunt, Miss Ades3a
euuBo GIIaL { q SIN pure lunH
over from Enterprise last Friday.
MIR. and MS. o. e. Hamblin and
son and daughter Gny and Isabelle
aud Mrs. Marion Laub came over
from Acoma Sunday. returning on
Monday.
Geo. Syphus returned from Phoebe
last Saturday evening.
Frank Lee and family returned
from Enterprise Thursday.
Miss Clarice Whitney returned
her home in ST. Thomas last Sat
urday.
John Edwards and Louis Gillispi'
and their families and Mrs. G. P
Ronnow went out in the mountains
gr nine nufs last Saturday, 10
turning Sunday.
Miss Anna Wadsworth went {
Phoebe Tuesday to visit with friends
Judge Laney came up from Ca
ieatc thursday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hammond an
family returned TO their. home
-Ursine Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Ronnow. an
son came down from Phoebe Sun
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In accordance with the provisions
OF Sec. 1888 Of the r 3yised Laws Of
Nevada, the County Commissioners Of
Lincoln County VIII meet at the coun-
ty court house at Phoebe, Nevada,
Oh Monday, September Is. 1913, at
10 O'Clock Il n. and coItinue in scs-
SIGN freG time 10 time thereafter for
tie purpose OF equal -zing assessments
for the year, 1913, until Monday,
| October 6, 1918, to eylew and equal
ize rolls.
The said tax roll is now in ny
possession and can be examined By
al taxpayers 70 the county who may
desire so to do.
fiIst i.s. Sept 10; last, Oct. 4.
CHAs. CULVEaWELL,
Treasurer and Clerk OF Lincoln
County, Nevada.
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Several car loads OF cattle were
shipped from this point TO Ogden
during the week.
Ed. Weaver of Hike has been il
town this week with an injured foot
to obtain medical attention lie
cut it with an ak.
Geo. Stoval was here from the
Sharp ranch this week.
There is to be barbecue at
the Dula ranch tonight and Caliente
will doubtless be well represented
there.
Gus Koyen returned to the Gard
ner ranch Tuesday with load oil
freight.
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Net area applied for being $500

Net area applied for being $3.50
acres.
Each OF said lcdes embraced in
said consolidated claim being of
record in the office of the county
recorder at Picche, Lincoln county,
Nevada. The near st known locations
OF mining claims bong the aforesaid
conflicting claims and the Annice,
Sur. 1854 and Jumbo. Sur. zoos.
/ direct this notice be p31iished
ia tho Phoebe Record at Phoebe,
EQUITY of Lin DIN, Nevada fer the
period of nine consecutive weaks
LOUIS J. COIN,
Register.
G. r. Parks, Attorney for App'i
cant.
iirst luD., Sept -; last, Nov. s.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT. SER.

APPLICATION FOR PATENT SER
ia No. OS!63. United Sta es Land
Office, Carson Citg Nevada, Septeni-
bcr s, 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that NJ. r.
Evans CT Salt Lake City, Utah, has
made application for United STATES
patent Fl the Rustic, Rus ic Nc.
/, Zip Top. Sarans and Minnie Led
es consolidated mining claim, stu
ate ia the Ely Miniag District, Lin
ccln County. N9va3a, being mineral
survey No. 4132, and described iii
the field notes and plat OF the offic-
ial survey on file in this office with
magnetic varia on at 16 deg. SO
min. east as follows, to,wit:
Commencing at corner No. / CT
the Rustic loGe, viii h is Identical
with corner No. 4 Of the Saranac lode
and from which the southeast cor
ncr Of Section II, Township / North
Range 81 East. Mount Diablo Basc
AKA Meridian, bears S. 70 deg. oG
min. 30 secs. E. 56937 feet, thence
running from said corner No. n.
So Ges. 20 min. w. 242 e. to cor
ner No. 2 Of the Rustic lode, thence
n AZ deg. OF min. e. 176 #. to
c,rncr Nc. OF The Rustic Nc.
lode, firm which the aforesaid sec
t3G> i rayr q s S. 70 deg. 80 min.
10 secs. e 1857 8 teet, thence N. II
deg. rs min. w. 5000 IT. to corner
No. 2 CT tho Paste No. / lode, thence
N. 48 deg SO min. e. $50 f.. ID cor.
NET No. OF the Rustic No. l lode,
thence, s. 81 deg. E. 1858 IT, to cor
rer No. A. Of the Rustic No. l lode.
hence s. 10 de-. IS min F. 2o.8
It. to corner No. of the Rustic No,
lode, identical with corner NO.
Of the Rustic lode. thence S. 50 dag
80 min. E. 5501 it. to corner No. :
OF the Rustic lode, thence s. Is
deg. 25 min w 24i.3 #. TO c7rnsr ~
CT the Rustic lode. identical with
corner No. 8 of the Minnie lode
thence s. As deg. 81 min. r. $780,
#. to corner No. 4 Of the Minnie lode
thence 8. "a deg. 06 min. E 1866
feet to corner No. Of the Minnie
lode Identical with corner No.
'os the Tip.Top lode, thence S. 81 des
40 min. r. 1866 IT, to corner No
Of the 'rip Top lcde, thenca s. 81
deg. o. min w. S27.1 & 70 eorne
No. | Of the Tip Tcp lode, iron
which the aforesaid section corne
bears S. SO deg. ss min. 20 sac. /
1882 IT,. thence n CT deg. 40 min
W. 6151 Il. to corner Nc. 2 cf IN
TIP Top lode, identical with ccrne
No. 9 of the Saranao lode. thence \
So deg. 80 min. W. 1855 IT. to col
ner Nc. 2 OF The Sa, anac lode, thenf
n. as deg. w. 1921 IT, to the plac
Of beginning of description OF exte
Tor boundaries of said consolidate
claim.
Said claim being located in Sec
II and IS, Township N, r, 81 I
N. d B. & NJ, and containing
fetal area of 40 1861 acres, exclcdin
however. therefrom. in addition
the exclusions made between Il
ludes of this survey the area
conflict with the Flag Staff lod
Sur. No. 4O72, and the Deer Trs
and Martha washington No. 10
es, unsurveyed.
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NOTICE TO ALL. TAxP

lrst luD., Sept -; last, Nov. s.
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Cole Bros Circus

TIE advance man o Cole Bros. Slows
callel at Record office this ming jus t
as the forms were being locked to go
TO press The show is one of the Rest
travelling il the wess this year and will
D ,sitivelv exhibit in Phoebe Frida7 next
afternoonsan evening. Bring the young
steis ia time to see the big parade.
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"DAbE" Denton
WAS JUSTIFIED
Special to the Record
10y w. A. Denton)

CALIENTE, Nevada, Sept 26-Not-
withstanding that the coronefs ury
rendered a verdict last week exon
Grating Babe 4" Denton for the kill
ing TO a Mexican in the East Side
Bar on the 18th nst., the latter was
placed under arrest and given a pre-
nlnlnary hearing before Justice or
the Peace Maynard last Tuesday.
The interests of the state we're
looked after by District Attorney w.
E. Orr and the fairness displayed
by the prosecutor III the H. ges lsss-
ton won him many friends here.
Numerous witnesses were examined
and the testimony produced all tend
ed to show that the shooting was
entirely justlfiable, whereupon Judge
Maynard entered an order dismiss
ing the case.
The termination of the investi-
CATION was satisfactory to Dist
riot Attorney Orr, who declared that
the testimony produced was all IA
vorable to the defendant. Even lne
Mexican witnesses testified that
the tragedy was provoked by the man
who suffered the consequences Of
his ioiy.
The hearing began before Judge
Maynard at 10 A. M. and lasted until
ID +. NJ
Thief Pleads Guilty
Louis Moran, charged with the
offense of stealing horse belong
Ing to James Ryan, pleaded guilty
to the charge in Judge Maynard's
court Thursday and was held to
await the action of The district
court. He was taken to Foche to-
day.
Caliente Locals
Uncle Joe Conway spent day
in town with relatives this week
Clark Reed has come in IRON the
Carson ranch and has accepted q
position with the railroad company
for the winter.
Russ Scott was over erom DeAmal
Tuesday and returned with freight.
, Mrs. Chas. Lyle of Eagle Valley
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
: William Warren, came down from RI
oche Thursday evening and took No
: 10 for Cotton, Cal. where they vii
: spend sometime with relatives ant
friends.
i, County Treasurer Chas Cube1
well was down from Phoebe Thurs
day.
L. l.. Carson was up from hi
fruit ranch Tuesday.
t Bert Henderson, the Las Vegas a
;. torney was here this week.
Deputy Sheriff c. P. Christense
has been in Utah lately. In his al
sence Cy. Land has offlciated fc
q, him.
Ie Reuben Bradshaw was up from II
i ranch with hogs and frnit Monday
Scott Allen and Geo. Rogers, We
eran prospectors, spent a few DAY
in town this week.
10 Ed. Dula has leased the local butte
er SHOP.
Il TO the Alphin house and conauct
IN Mrs. Strong will shortly move
!. as lodging house.
d. Mrs H. w Underhiil has retu'n
at from a trip to Salt Lake.
in Mrs. Booth. of st. George, has
Aived in the city.
'e- Harry Underhill and a few frieh
" have been out on hunting and IL
er ing trip this week.
nd James and Chas. Castles OF Hi
ar had business in Caliente this We